Saturday, Aug. 27

Boys' soccer

BLOOMINGTON SOUTH 2, CASTLE 0: This was a big one for the 3A No. 18 Panthers, who were handed a 4-0 loss in last year's regional final by the Knights. Castle has a big chunk of the pieces back from its semistate team, but it was on South to defend it's home turf. Just five minutes in, freshman Tom Henry Berry took a feed from sophomore Joe Degiorgio and scored to give the Panthers a 1-0 lead that held till halftime. Castle came out of the break on a mission, recording four corner kick opportunities in the first 10 minutes, so head coach Corbin Calvert used a mass substitution to spark his team and have a chat with his starters.

It worked. South gathered itself, just like senior CJ Santiago gathered a pass at the top of the box from Landon Ryner with 17:12 left, firing high and just inside the right post for a goal and a 2-0 lead.

South goes to 4-0-1 and up next, Martinsville and a trip to Terre Haute North for the CI opener.

BLOOMINGTON NORTH 2, BEDFORD NORTH LAWRENCE 1: A goal in each half lifted the Cougars (3-2-1), who led 2-0 and hung on. Stefan Bartlett hit from 25 yards out after a pass from Matt Ferguson. In the second half, Ethan Beeri won a header and the ball landed in front of Russell Bilohlavek who put it in the upper left corner. Dylan Stegemoller had two saves. "After discussing our weaknesses and how we needed to transition and make more composed decisions in the final third, we ended 2-1 against BNL and controlled the game," North coach Gonzalo Sanchez said. "It wasn’t the result I nor the team wanted as we still need to finish our chances especially when we are open."

Girls' soccer

BLOOMINGTON SOUTH 2, LAFAYETTE HARRISON 0: State-ranked Panthers go on the road (for over two hours) and get another victory. Goals by Emma Shaw and Kat Lacy and another clean sheet for Carlie Pedersen.

NORTH PUTNAM 3, EDGEWOOD 1: North Putnam scored twice in the second half to break away from a 1-1 tie. Edgewood's goal came with two minutes left in the first half by Emma Edwards, with an assist from Kimmie Franklin. Payton Smith had four saves.

Boys' cross country

FRANKLIN INVITATIONAL: Bloomington South (95) and Edgewood (103) went 1-2 in an 18-team field. South's Ryan Rheam (15:48.42), broke away from the pack at the 3k mark won by 19 seconds on a day when the Panthers rested four of its top runners. Other South: 6. Jack Gildea (16:30.37 despite a head cold); 21. sophomore Marshall Caldwell (17:39.51), 28. freshman Sam Lutz (17:49.21); 32. sophomore Roman Ross (17:55.73). Edgewood have five in the top 35: 8. Caleb Webb (16:51.03), 16. Zane Meyer (17:46.40); 23. Josh Kohne (17:40.35); 27. Jackson Klinger (17:48.85), 34. Anthony Gough (18:03.56). Complete results at www.athletic.net/events/us/indiana/2022-08-27.

AVON HOKUM KAREM: Bloomington North finished second in the eight-team field to Brownsburg (17-19), but the duo of senior Kyle Clark and freshman Jacob Mitchell won by 19 seconds in 30:17.77. They ran five of their 6-mile segments in under 5:03. Nic Kaiser and Dominic D'Onofrio 5th (31:02.67) and Caleb Winders and Gabe Herrera 13th (32:27.36). Complete results at www.abtiming.com/home.

DANVILLE HOKUM KAREM: Lighthouse Christian had one pair run, with Avery Lueck and Nathanael Huck 18th (35:31.97).

Girls' cross country

FRANKLIN INVITATIONAL: Bloomington South (50) outran Cathedral (100) for the title while Edgewood, minus Clara Crain, was sixth (182). Indian Creek freshman Libby Dowty broke the school record time with a 18:41.07 for the win with South's Lily Myers next at 18:48.97. IC's Abby Fleetwood also broke 19 minutes for third. South freshman twins Aurelia and Jasmine Martoglio went 9-10 in 20:11.40 and 20:18.76; Clara Graham (20:46.94), Kate Barada (20:50.11) and Tamara Kun (20:58.22) went 16-17-18. Edgewood was led by Hannah Crain, fifth in 19:44.94. Other Edgewood: Ellie Vagedas (21:36.62) and Riley Haskett (21:37.15) went 29-30.

DANVILLE HOKUM KAREM: Lighthouse Christian's Zoe Crites and Madeline Esslinger were 11th in 42:47.54.

Volleyball

VINCENNES MCDONALD'S TOURNEY: Bloomington North evened its record at 4-4 by sweeping three teams to win the title. The Cougars won 25-15, 25-16 vs. North Knox 25-18, 25-20 vs. Vincennes Lincoln and 25-13, 25-19 vs. Loogootee. Stat leaders on the day for North: Claire Hodson had 20 kills, 16 digs, five aces; Mia Robbennolt 16 kills (hitting .500); Avery Freeman 42 digs, 10 aces; Ava Moore 55 assists, five aces, 17 digs; Kenli Sullivan 14 kills and Leah Brown five blocks.

BLOOMINGTON SOUTH TOURNAMENT: Bloomington South (1-5) went 1-2 on the day, falling hard to Trinity Lutheran after a great start, 27-29, 25-13, 15-7; beating East Central 28-26, 25-15 and losing to Columbus East, 25-17, 25-20. Riley Walker had 48 digs; Cadence Ast had 24 kills and seven aces; Kiera May had 17 digs; Raine Rolen had 12 kills; Paige Washington had 31 assists and London Mitchell 14 assists and three aces.

SPRINGS VALLEY TOURNEY: Edgewood (10-3) went 3-1, beating Forest Park, Linton and Vincennes Rivet 2-0 and fell to the host Blackhawks 21-25, 25-20, 25-13. Eastern Greene went 2-2, falling to North Daviess, 25-21, 22-25, 15-13 and Springs Valley, 25-15, 25-13.

LIGHTHOUSE CHRISTIAN 3, CANNELTON 1: Lighthouse picks up a thrilling conference win, 25-15, 17-25, 25-21, 31-29. Jane Holdeman had 25 assists and eight kills for the Lions (2-5) while Emilee Spurlock had 10 kills and three aces; Victoria Mann had five assists and eight kills; Lizzie Billingsley had 10 digs and three aces; Marissa Webb had 10 kills and Charlotte Wiser had three aces and six digs.

Girls' golf

WESTERN INDIANA CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT: Edgewood finished second to host Northview at Forest Park and had four players finish in the top 15 to earn All-WIC honors.

Boys' tennis

EDGEWOOD 3, WEST VIGO 2: Edgewood's No. 1 doubles team of Zeke and Dane Weisner pulled out a 4-6, 7-5, 6-4 win to clinch the WIC victory. Quinn Norris (6-3, 6-3) and Andrew Paul (6-4, 6-1) also won at 2 and 3 singles.

NORTH CENTRAL INVITATIONAL: Bloomington South tied second in the Buckley Division with Fort Wayne Carroll (both with 25 points) behind only No. 6 Fishers (55). Chris Lian won the title at No. 2 singles, beating players from Carroll (6-1, 3-6, 10-6), Cathedral (6-4, 6-0) and Fishers (6-4, 6-1). Finishing fifth were Michael Asplund (fighting a stomach bug at 1 singles), Luke J (3 singles), David Ciucu and Evan Kantor (knee) at 1 doubles and fourth were Alex Busch and Josh Sang (2 doubles).

Friday, Aug. 26

Football

Conference Indiana

Bloomington North 35, Bedford North Lawrence 14

Martinsville 27, Bloomington South 14

Columbus North 39, Columbus East 6

Perry Meridian 38, Southport 17

Terre Haute North 59, Crispus Attucks 6

Terre Haute South 45, Rich Central (Ill.) 26

Western Indiana Conference

Monrovia 42, Edgewood 10

Owen Valley 57, South Putnam 34

Edinburgh 42, Cloverdale 14

Indian Creek 21, Greenwood 20

Jennings County 46, Brown County 6

Northview 39, Greencastle 7

Southmont 42, North Putnam 21

Sullivan 23, South Vermillion 14

West Vigo 42, Parke Heritage 16

SOUTHWEST

North Knox 45, Eastern Greene 14

North Daviess 51, North Central 8

Thursday, Aug. 25

Volleyball

NORTHVIEW 3, EDGEWOOD 0: Critical WIC contest goes to Knights, 25-22, 25-6, 25-15, dropping Mustangs (7-2) to 1-1 in league play. Sophomore Keira Lucas pounded 18 kills to lead Northview (7-3, 1-0).

SEYMOUR 3, BLOOMINGTON NORTH 0: Cougars (1-4) run into buzzsaw on the road, 25-16, 25-20, 25-8.

Cross country

EMINENCE INVITATIONAL: Lighthouse Christian girls (15) were the only scoring team and saw Zoe Crites (22:38.4) win the race. Madeline Esslinger was third (24:29.6) and Lizzie Billingsley was ninth (28:35.3). The LCA boys had three runners, but claimed the champion as Avery Lueck won in 18:59.9. Nathanael Huck was fourth (20:02.6) and Keaton Jones was 16th (25:41.2).

Boys' soccer

SEYMOUR 2, BLOOMINGTON NORTH 1: Tie-breaking goal in the 76th minute lifts Seymour past Cougars.

SHOALS 1, EDGEWOOD 0: First-half goal enough for Jug Rox. Mustangs (0-4) continue to have trouble finding the net this season.

Boys' tennis

BLOOMINGTON SOUTH 4, TERRE HAUTE NORTH 1: South picks up win in CI opener.

BLOOMINGTON NORTH 4, TERRE HAUTE SOUTH 1: North wins first match in CI play this season. Esteban Crespo (6-4, 6-1) and Paul Macy (6-1, 6-4) fight through tough sweeps at 2 and 3 singles, while Connor O'Guinn and Seth Force finish strong at 2 doubles, 7-5, 6-0.

Wednesday, Aug. 24

Boys' tennis

BLOOMINGTON SOUTH 3, FLOYD CENTRAL 2: No. 20 Panthers pull upset on the road over No. 12 Highlanders with wins at No. 1 and 2 singles and 2 doubles.

BLOOMINGTON NORTH 5, MOORESVILLE 0: Cougars picked up a pair of 6-0, 6-0 sweeps from Nick Shirley and Paul Macy at 1 and 3 singles. North now 3-0.

Volleyball

EDGEWOOD 3, SHOALS 0: Edgewood has few problems with the Jug Rox, 25-9, 25-12, 25-14. Kaiden Harrington 18 kills, 4 blocks to pace the Mustangs (8-1); Olivia Edgeman 10 kills; Gracie Farmer 5 kills, 7 aces; Adia May 27 assists; Elli Emmons 8 assists; Alayna Flynn 15 digs.

Girls' golf

EDGEWOOD 190, OWEN VALLEY 216, MITCHELL 243: Third match in three nights at Cascades for Edgewood, which improved by seven shots from Tuesday. Candace Rosemeier led the way with a 46, while Amara Hanson, Winnie Sater and Jaylen Robinson all had 48s.

Girls' soccer

CENTER GROVE 2, BLOOMINGTON NORTH 0: Cougars play tough against 3A No. 7 Trojans.

Tuesday, Aug. 23

Girls' golf

BLOOMINGTON NORTH 182, EDGEWOOD 197: Monroe County rivals met on Cascades' Quarry 9 with the Cougars coming out on top. North's Darian Lafferty earns medalist honors with a two-over 37, followed by Mallory Barrow (47) and two 49s from Ivy Yoder and Libby Rice. Edgewood led by a season best 44 from Jaylen Robinson, likely career best from Amara Hanson (49), a 51 from Winnie Sater and 53 from Candice Rosemeier.

Let's hear from Lafferty on her season and how important being healthy from the beginning of the season has been. Also, Edgewood coach Garry Lee on the Mustangs' progress at the halfway point.

Boys' tennis

BLOOMINGTON NORTH 5, EDGEWOOD 0: Cougars move to 2-0 with win over county rival. Junior Paul Macy makes his first varsity appearance while Esteban Crespo gets first win at No. 2 singles. Coach Ken Hydinger also got his first look at the pairing of Casey McIntyre and Brady Murphy.

Esteban Crespo's (soph) first appearance at 2 singles

Volleyball

TERRE HAUTE SOUTH 3, BLOOMINGTON NORTH 1: Conference Indiana match that looks like it could have gone either way falls in favor of 7-1 Braves, 24-26, 25-22, 25-20, 26-24. Morgan Barrow and Kenli Sullivan had 12 kills each for the Cougars (1-3, 0-1). Ava Moore had four aces and 38 assists, Leah Brown and Mia Robbennolt each had three blocks, Claire Hodson had 23 digs and Avery Freeman 21. Lilly Merks had 23 kills to pace THS.

TERRE HAUTE NORTH 3, BLOOMINGTON SOUTH 2: Terre Haute North rallies to stun Panthers, 18-25, 18-25, 25-20, 25-20, 15-12 in CI matchup. South (0-3, 0-1) got 15 kills from Cadence Ast, 11 from Raine Rolen, 10 from Ana Crowley. London Mitchell had four aces, six kills and 24 assists, Riley Walker had 28 digs, Paige Washington had 18 assists.

Complete results for both matches at maxpreps.com.

EASTERN GREENE 3, WHITE RIVER VALLEY 2: These two SWIAC foes have played eight sets against each other in four days and it ends up tied 4-4. WRV won the three-setter in the round robin on Saturday but T-Birds (2-4, 2-0) prevail this time, 25-16, 22-25, 24-26, 25-20, 16-14.

Boys' soccer

MITCHELL 2, EDGEWOOD 0: Bluejackets tally a goal in each half to blank struggling Edgewood.

Monday, Aug. 22

Cross country

BNL SCOTT HILES INVITATIONAL (BOYS): Bloomington North won the seven team meet title with 19 points while Eastern Greene was fifth (123). The Cougars went 1-2-3 behind freshman Jacob Mitchell (17:47.01), Dominic D'onofrio (17:53.74) and Caleb Winders (17:54.76). Eastern's top runner was Jade Dawes in 21st (20:45.65).

BNL SCOTT HILES INVITATIONAL (GIRLS): Eastern Greene took the top spot out of four teams with 19 points and the host Stars next at 53. The T-Birds went 2-3-4 behind Lilyanna Blais (21:47.75), Ester Crane (22:07.05) and Jaylynn Payne (24:31.30).

Complete results for both races at:

abtiming.com

Boys' soccer

SULLIVAN, 1, EDGEWOOD 1: These two WIC foes took it the distance, tied at 1-1 after regulation, tied 3-3 after the first round of five penalty kicks, it took five more sudden death rounds before Sullivan finally prevailed.

Girls' soccer

BLOOMINGTON NORTH 2, MARTINSVILLE 0: Cougars were stuck in a scoreless tie under the 73rd minute when Sarah Goldsworthy made a solo run and scored to break the ice. North added an insurance goal with 43 seconds left off the foot of Chloe Hendrix-Petry with the assist from Izzy Himebaugh. Rachel Campbell posted her second shutout in three games in goal.

SULLIVAN 9, EDGEWOOD 1: Sullivan scored in the first 30 seconds to help build a 6-0 lead by halftime and cruised. Emma Edwards scored the only Mustang goal.

BLOOMINGTON SOUTH 3, COLUMBUS EAST 0: Big win for Panthers (2-1-1) against No. 17 Columbus East. Helena Cutshall scored twice with Kat Lacy also getting a goal. Carlie Pedersen with another zero in net.

Volleyball

LIGHTHOUSE CHRISTIAN 3, SEVEN OAKS 0: Lighthouse picked up its first win of the season, 25-15, 25-16, 25-15, over its Monroe County rivals. Claire Beretta had two aces and 21 assists for the Lions (1-3); Lizzie Billingsley had three aces and four kills; Jane Holdeman had six aces, Emilee Spurlock had five aces and eight kills and Marissa Webb had three aces and four kills.

EDGEWOOD 3, BEDFORD NORTH LAWRENCE 0: Edgewood rolled 25-13, 25-17, 25-18. For the Mustangs (6-1), 16 kills for Kaiden Harrington, 3 aces for Gracie Farmer, 12 digs for Alayna Flynn and 33 assists and eight digs for Adia May.

Girls' golf

BLOOMINGTON SOUTH 183, EASTERN GREENE 215: Melanie Southern fired an even par 35 at Stone Crest to lead the Panthers to a season low nine-hole score. Avery Beck added a 44 for South while Paige Hull and Gabby Wonder each had 52. For Eastern, Reece Provo led the way with a 47 while Kenady Hudson had a 51, followed by Chloe Scott (55) and Kylar Buskirk (62).

BEDFORD NORTH LAWRENCE 168, EDGEWOOD 205: Mustangs can't hang with state ranked Stars (18th) at Cascades. Winnie Sater led the way with a 46, followed by Candace Rosemeier (50), Jaylen Robinson (51) and Amara Hanson (56).

COLUMBUS NORTH 174, BLOOMINGTON NORTH 199: Visiting Bull Dogs too tough at Cascades. Darian Lafferty leads Cougars with a 43 while Ivy Yoder and Mallory Barrow add 51s and Libby Rice shoots 54.

This article originally appeared on The Herald-Times: Here's what's happening with Bloomington area teams, Aug. 22-27