Saturday, Nov. 26

Girls' basketball

BLOOMINGTON SOUTH 69, JEFFERSONVILLE 68: Jeffersonville scored at the buzzer, but it was only a 2-pointer off a missed 3 as South survived. The Panthers (2-2) were 24-of-27 at the line and needed every make, going 11-of-12 in a fourth quarter that began tied at 48. Mya Lawrence had 22 points, going 14-of-15 by herself, including a 9-of-9 string in the second quarter alone. She also had seven assists. Caitlin Heim had another double-double with 13 points and 14 rebounds, while Carlie Pedersen added 15 points and Abbie Lucas 12. Elle Marble had 22 points for Jeff.

Jeffersonville (5-4) 11 | 24 | 13 | 20 — 68

Blm South (2-2) 18 | 16 | 14 | 21 — 69

EASTERN GREENE 44, NORTH CENTRAL 36: Eastern Greene (6-1, 1-0) took a 23-15 halftime lead and kept North Central at bay in battle of the T-Birds.

OWEN VALLEY 42, BLOOMFIELD 38: Patriots were in charge from the start, leading 28-17 at half and 36-20 after three and had to survive 3-of-12 shoot at the line as the Cards tried to rally. Kearstin Ciresi led Owen Valley (4-2) with 14 points and Reagan Martin had 13.

Owen Valley (4-2) 13 | 15 | 8 | 6 — 42

Bloomfield (3-4) 6 | 11 | 3 | 18 — 38

Boys' basketball

NEW ALBANY 44, BLOOMINGTON SOUTH 43: Furious fourth quarter rally by Panthers comes up a point short. South (1-1) trailed just 18-16 at halftime before the Bulldogs (2-0) used a 17-7 run to pull well ahead after three in the final home opener for veteran head coach Jim Shannon. But the Panthers (1-1) closed the gap in the fourth.

SULLIVAN 64, EASTERN GREENE 24: T-Birds (1-1) had a rough time on the road as Sullivan bounced back from its season opening loss. The Arrows led 28-16 at halftime and put up an 18-2 run in the third to blow it open. Luke Adams had 20 points to pace Sullivan.

PARKE HERITAGE 65, OWEN VALLEY 39: Patriots fall to 0-2, dropping a contest in the Gobbler Games at Rose-Hulman. Wolves took a 29-14 lead by halftime and got 24 points from freshman Treigh Schlesky.

Friday, Nov. 25

Boys' basketball

MARTINSVILLE 64, EDGEWOOD 44: It was a rough start on the road for the Mustangs, who trailed 32-18 at halftime and never recovered. Martinsville opened the season by posting four double-figure scorers, led by 12 points from Jack Wolff, 11 each from Skylar Pruett and Brody Staggs and 10 from Caleb Cheatham. Xzander Hammonds led the way for Edgewood (0-2) again with 16 points, hitting four of the Mustangs' eight 3s. Joe West and Jacob Boggs (five rebounds) added eight points apiece. Mialin White had five rebounds and four assists. Edgewood is at Cloverdale next Friday.

Edgewood (0-2) 7 | 11 | 11 | 15 — 44

Martinsville (1-0) 17 | 15 | 17 | 15 — 64

Wednesday, Nov. 23

Wrestling

EDGEWOOD INVITATIONAL

EDGEWOOD: Mustangs went 2-3, beating Mt. Vernon (Posey) 47-28 and Seymour 55-23 and losing to Jasper, 41-35, Cascade 48-34 and Owen Valley 45-34. Edgewood's top individuals — John Orman, 5-0 with three pins at 113; Landon Clement, 5-0 with three pins and a 30-12 tech fall at 132; Joel Silvernail, 3-2 with two pins at 138; Cash Turner was 5-0 with three pins at 145; Masen Cornwell, 5-0 with two pins and two majors at 152; Trenton Fender, 4-1 with two pins at 220 and Chris Davis, 3-2 with three pins at 285.

BLOOMINGTON NORTH: Cougars opened the season in tough fashion, falling to Jasper 59-24, Cascade 59-27, Ben Davis 52-27, Mt. Vernon (Posey) 46-36 and Floyd Central 54-29. North's top individuals — Cas Crevello, 4-1 with three pins at 120; Jeremiah Casillas was 4-1 with three pins at 152; Cael Hickock, 4-1 with three pins at 170 and Max Wynalda, 3-2 at 285.

OWEN VALLEY: Patriots emerged 5-0 beating Ben Davis 37-33, Edgewood 45-24, Seymour 51-21, Floyd Central 38-36 and Terre Haute North, 41-28. OV's top individuals — Branson Weaver 5-0 at 138; Eli Hinshaw 5-0 at 220; Quaid Hinshaw 4-1 at 160 and Kyvin Bandy 4-1 at 195.

Boys' basketball

BLOOMFIELD 74, OWEN VALLEY 41: It was 21-21 after one quarter before the Cardinals took control with a 35-10 run to head into the fourth up 56-31. It was the opener for both teams.

Tuesday, Nov. 22

Boys' basketball

BLOOMINGTON NORTH 57, BEDFORD NORTH LAWRENCE 55: JaQualon Roberts made up for the missed free throw. He split a pair at the line with 4.5 seconds left to tie it, then saw Lucas Vencel steal BNL's inbounds pass, giving the Vanderbilt-bound Roberts a second chance. And 3.1 seconds was just enough time, taking the pass just inside the half-court line, pulling up from 16 feet just left of the lane and hitting the jumper as time expired. BNL's coaching staff argued it was after the horn, but to no avail. It was the last of a 31-point night for the senior, tying his career best from last year. Dawan Daniels had 15 points for the Cougars, who trailed 29-25 at half and 42-39 after three. But the Stars, who were 11-of-12 at the line to that point, finished just 4-of-8, missing two critical front ends of 1-and-1s in the final minute to open the door. Colton Leach led BNL with 20 points, while Colton Staggs had 15 and Trace Ryndos 11.

Bloom North (1-0) 11 | 14 | 14 | 18 — 57

Bedford NL (0-1) 11 | 18 | 13 | 13 — 55

EASTERN GREENE 48, NORTH CENTRAL 43: The T-Birds opened the season with a SWIAC win. Will Inman hit six 3s for 18 points to lead Eastern.

North Central (0-1, 0-1) 11 | 7 | 10 | 15 — 43

Eastern Greene (1-0, 1-0) 10 | 11 | 17 | 10 — 48

Girls' basketball

BLOOMINGTON NORTH 52, NEW ALBANY 39: Kenli Sullivan couldn't be stopped. The sophomore poured in 23 points, going 9-of-13 from the field and 5-of-5 at the line and added nine rebounds and four steals in the rout. North (5-1) dominated in the middle periods, holding the Bulldogs (1-7), losers of seven straight, without a field goal in the second quarter. That turned a 16-15 lead into a 31-18 halftime advantage. It was 44-27 after three. Ava Reitmeyer added 11 points for the Cougars, who have won four straight for the first time since the beginning of the 2016-17 season. Journey Howard had 14 points to lead New Albany.

New Albany (1-7) 15 | 3 | 9 | 12 — 39

Blm. North (5-1) 16 | 15 | 13 | 8 — 52

Monday, Nov. 21

Boys' basketball

LIGHTHOUSE CHRISTIAN 87, WASHINGTON CATHOLIC 38: What an opening night for the Lions, who explode for their most points since an 88-31 win in 2016, by hitting 14 3-pointers. Coda Snyder had five of them enroute to 21 points. LCA had six in double figures with Will Wickstrom scoring 17 points, Camden Craft 11 and Carson Jones, Brock Burks and Chauncey Craig 10 each, while Levi Hamlin had eight. LCA led 44-25 at halftime and blew it open with a 29-5 run in the third. Will Bassler had 18 points for the Cards.

Lighthouse Christian (1-0) 21 | 23 | 29 | 14 — 87

Washington Catholic (0-1) 12 | 13 | 5 | 8 — 38

Girls' basketball

WHITE RIVER VALLEY 62, EDGEWOOD 48: Learning curve continues for the Mustangs (1-7), as WRV goes on a 24-8 run in the third quarter to break open a two-point game at halftime (25-23). Alayna Flynn had 17 points for Edgewood, Macey Crider nine and Maris Holmes eight. Kylie Palmer 23 points to pace Wolverines, Bryann Walton 16, going 8-of-8 at the line.

Edgewood (1-7) 10 | 13 | 8 | 17 — 48

White River Valley (3-4) 11| 14 | 24 | 13 — 62

EASTERN GREENE 58, OWEN VALLEY 47: Eastern Greene hadn't played in nine days and let loose all that energy in bolting out to a stunning 31-12 halftime lead From that point, OV's Reagan Martin did all she could to get her team back in it with 20 of her 22 points, hitting six 3s. But the T-Birds (5-1) had an answer in Keylee Hudson, who poured in 20 of her career high 34 points to roll to the win. Hudson was 10-of-15 from the line. Kenady Hudson added 12 points. Madison Key had 11 points and Taylor York 10 for the Patriots (3-2).

Eastern Greene (5-1) 14 | 17 | 13 | 14 — 58

Owen Valley (3-2) 6 | 6 | 17 | 18 — 47

This article originally appeared on The Herald-Times: What's happening with Bloomington area teams, Nov. 21-26