Saturday, Jan. 14

Wrestling

CONFERENCE INDIANA TOURNAMENT: Delaney Ruhlman continues to etch his name in the Bloomington South recordbooks, becoming the first Panther to earn four Conference Indiana championships. He's worked his way up from 120 to 138, 152 and this year, 170 pounds. He won three matches by pin, including the final in 41 seconds over Keller DeSpain of Columbus North. South's other champs were Cam Meier at 106 with a 14-5 major over Keegan Dresslar of Southport; Evan Roudebush with a pin of 3:49 in the final at 152 over Like May of Terre Haute South and Drew Chandler, who won the 195 title with a pin in 55 seconds of THS' Brendan Freeman. Brayton Turner took second at 120, falling 8-3 in the final to Noah Fields of THS; Brant Turner was third at 138 as was Hunter Fender at 145. Tristan Hicks was fourth at 182. Bloomington North had one champion in Cael Hickok, who was second in the CI a year ago, but posted a 9-1 major over Liam Phillips of Columbus North to win the 160 title. Jeremiah Casillas was third at 152. Team scores: Terre Haute South 282, Columbus North 246, Bloomington South 222, Terre Haute North 183, Southport 176½, Bloomington North 129. Complete results at: trackwrestling.com

WESTERN INDIANA CONFERENCE: Cash Turner won his third conference title and Landon Clement his first as Edgewood ended up sixth. Owen Valley had three champions, Brandon Weaver at 138 pounds, Eli Hinshaw at 220 and Bryce Mills at 285. Turner grabbed his title at 145 with a pin of Conner Rogers of OV in 1:43. Clement won at 132, beating Cooper Robinson of Greencastle 7-4 in the final. The Mustangs also saw Masen Cornwell finish second at 160 after getting pinned in the final by Tyler Lee of Northview. Joel Silvernail was fourth at 138 and taking fifth were Michael Neidigh (152), Cayleb Stephens (170), Zander Pendley (182) and Braden Hubbell (195). OV saw Weaver win with a pin of 2:44 over Preston Heiliger of Northview; Hinshaw had a pin of 34 seconds in the 220 final vs. Devyn Orman of Northview and Mills had a pin of 3:09 over Brandon Brewer of Northview. Eli Collier fell in the 113 final to Jackson Heaston of Indian Creek (16-1 tech fall), Rogers lost in the final at 145 and Kyvan Bandy lost 16-6 in the 182 final. Trayton Reuter was third at 106 and Isaiah White (120) and Quade Hinshaw (160) were fourth. Team scores: Northview 225, Owen Valley 197, North Putnam 160, Indian Creek 125, West Vigo 116, Edgewood 114, Sullivan 111, Greencastle 102, South Putnam 63, Brown County 18, Cloverdale 0. Complete results at: trackwrestling.com

Boys' basketball

EDGEWOOD 41, GREENCASTLE 39: Jacob Boggs' cross court pass found Kam Ranard in the post, who looked to a wide open Carson Huttenlocker on the left wing for the game-winning 3. Bang! And Edgewood (6-9, 5-3) has a five-game win streak. Huttenlocker finished with 12 points while Boggs had nine points and six rebounds, Carl Norris seven and seven and Ranard eight and six. Ranard had all five of the Mustangs points in the final period before Huttenlocker's shot.

Edgewood (6-9, 5-3) 11 | 17 | 5 | 8 — 41

Greencastle (2-11, 1-7) 14 | 13 | 6 | 6 — 39

SOUTHERN ROADS CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT: Lighthouse Christian topped Pleasant View Christian 58-54 in the title game as Coda Snyder poured in 34 points, half of them in the fourth quarter. LCA (9-2) opened play with a 94-30 romp over Columbus Christian in the semifinals, likely a program scoring record. LCA put up 88 points in a game back in 2015-16.

BLOOMINGTON NORTH 64, EVANSVILLE NORTH 51: Cougars (9-3) run win streak to six, pulling ahead with a 22-10 run in the second quarter to lead 28-14 at the break.

Girls' basketball

EVANSVILLE CENTRAL 46, BLOOMINGTON SOUTH 32: The Panthers hung in early after the long bus ride, down only 23-21 at half, but watched the Bears (10-10) run away in the second half with a 23-11 run. Caitlin Heim had eight points for South (9-7), Julia Lashley seven and Carlie Pedersen was limited to a pair of 3-pointers. Mandy Shirley had 18 points for EC, which was 16-of-20 at the line, including 10-of-12 in the fourth to put it away.

Bloomington South (9-7) 10 | 11 | 4 | 7 — 32

Evansville Central (10-10) 8 | 15 | 11 | 12 — 46

EASTERN GREENE 48, GREENWOOD 44: The T-Birds (14-5) picked up a big win over a 4A foe, outscoring the Woodmen (7-11) 12-8 in the fourth. Kenady Hudson had 18 points and Keylee Hudson nearly came away with a triple-double of 12 points, 12 rebounds and nine assists to pace Eastern, which was 19-of-35 at the line after drawing 25 fouls.

Greenwood (7-11) 10 | 11 | 15 | 8 — 44

Eastern Greene (14-5) 9 | 18 | 9 | 12 — 48

OWEN VALLEY 54, SOUTH PUTNAM 35: Reagan Martin poured in a season high 31 points, just two under her career best, to help the Patriots (10-12, 5-4 WIC) rally after a slow start. The Eagles (6-12, 2-7) took a 17-11 lead after one quarter before OV tied it at halftime and finished on a 30-11 run. Madi Kay added 12 points for OV.

South Putnam (6-12, 2-7) 17 | 7 | 2 | 9 — 35

Owen Valley (10-12, 5-4) 11 | 13 | 16 | 14 — 54

SHAKAMAK 67, LIGHTHOUSE CHRISTIAN 25: Ten Lakers scored as the visitors wasted no time in taking command, getting out to a 27-2 lead after one period against the weary Lions, who were playing its third game of the week and had just six players available, with Lily Stephenson out. Abigail Rousey had 16 points for LCA (4-9).

Shakamak (12-7) 27 | 13 | 13 | 14 — 67

Lighthouse Christian (4-9) 2 | 8 | 8 | 7 — 25

Gymnastics

FRANKLIN CENTRAL INVITATIONAL: Angola outscored Bloomington North on three events to post a 105.2 to win of the 12-team meet. The Cougars had a 104.125 for second and Bloomington South was third at 98.775 and Martinsville fourth (96.65). South's Maddie Kawanashi was third in the all-around with a 34.75. Vault: 1. Hope Taylor, N, 9.5; 7. Kawanishi, S, 8.95; 13. Tori Bilohlavek, N 8.45. Bars: 3. Kawanishi, S, 8.475; T4. Sofia Garcia, N, 8.45; 6, Taylor, N, 8.425; 10. Maddie Rich, N, 7.85; 12. Hannah Abel, N, 7.75. Beam: 2. Mia Langley, S, 9.3; 5. Garcia, N, 8.875; 6. Kawanishi, S, 8.8; 9. Rich, N, 8.7; 12. Jessica Floyd, N, 8.625. Floor: T1. Floyd, N, 9.175; 3. Taylor, N, 8.95; 5. Kawanishi, S, 8.8; 7. Garcia, N, 8.7; 12. Langley, S, 8.3.

Friday, Jan. 13

Boys' basketball

BLOOMINGTON SOUTH 64, COLUMBUS EAST 54: The Olympians didn't come in like a 1-9 team, jumping up 20-15 in the first quarter before the Panthers (9-5) got their defense in order to build a 35-25 lead by halftime.

CLAY CITY 52, EASTERN GREENE 21: A tough run of opponents continued for the T-Birds (4-9, 1-2 SWIAC) who have lost eight straight. They were held to a season low in scoring and under 30 points for the third game in a row. The Eels led 45-8 after three periods.

Girls' basketball

LIGHTHOUSE CHRISTIAN 49, TRADERS POINT 46: Already shorthanded, the Lions (3-9) had to play the final three minutes with just four players but hung on. Abagail Rousey had 25 points and Aleah Winders nine, including two 3-pointers in the fourth quarter.

Girls' wrestling

IHSGW STATE FINALS: Edgewood's Katelyn Holmes lost her opener at 98 pounds via pin to Griffith's Paola Villarruel, who wound up third.

Thursday, Jan. 12

Girls' basketball

BLOOMINGTON SOUTH 58, MOORESVILLE 45: Bloomington South (9-6) snapped an eight-game losing streak to the Pioneers since the series was started in 2014-15. Carlie Pedersen, coming off an injury in the game against Columbus North, canned five 3s for a game high 22 points in the upset of a possible sectional foe. Pedersen has now made 18 3s in her past four games while scoring 72 points. Caitlin Heim added 15 points and Abbie Lucas eight. Kate Barada had six in her first start. South was 16-of-20 at the line, 8 of 10 in the fourth to pull away. Rachael Harshman had 12 points for Mooresville (14-6), which had won 11 of its last 12.

Mooresville (14-6) 16 | 6 | 13 | 10 — 45

Bloomington South (9-6) 14 | 15 | 10 | 19 — 58

EASTERN GREENE 46, MITCHELL 42: T-Birds (13-5) pick up a home win.

Gymnastics

BLOOMINGTON NORTH 106.3, COLUMBUS NORTH 105.6: A terrific night on beam with three scores in the 9s led the Cougars to the dual meet win. Jessica Floyd and Sofia Garcia each had 9.375s and Maddie Rich a 9.325 to score a 28.075. Hope Taylor led the way on vault (26.325) with a 9.15 as did Garcia (8.925) on bars (25.125). Taylor (9.1) and Floyd (9.05) led on floor (26.775). Garcia was North's top all-arounder with a 35.375, Taylor had a 34.45 and Floyd a 34.075.

Wednesday, Jan. 11

Wrestling

COLUMBUS EAST 51, BLOOMINGTON SOUTH 21: Panther winners were Cam Meier at 106 pounds (pin 4:00), Hunter Fender at 145 (4-2 decision, Evan Roudebush at 152 with a pin in 1:27 and Delaney Ruhlman at 170 via pin in 1:49.

TERRE HAUTE NORTH 61, BLOOMINGTON NORTH 18: Cougar winners 120: Case Cornell, pin 3:12 126: Kanye Roberts-Gray, pin 1:03 152: Jeremiah Casillas, pin 4:54.

OWEN VALLEY 63, GREENCASTLE 15: Patriots pick up 15th win of the season.

Tuesday, Jan. 10

Girls' basketball

BLOOMINGTON NORTH 55, MITCHELL 40: The Cougars (13-5) trailed at halftime but took the game over in the second half, outscoring the Jackets 33-16. Mia Robbennolt led the way with 17 points, all in the last three periods. Avery Patterson had 10 points and Kenli Sullivan and Ava Reitmeier had nine each.

Bloomington North (13-5) 11 | 11 | 19 | 14 — 55

Mitchell (4-13) 13 | 11 | 8 | 8 — 40

MONROVIA 54, EDGEWOOD 42: The Mustangs could not overcome a rough start, falling behind 32-10 and getting no closer than 10 in the third quarter to drop their sixth straight. Madi Bland had 12 points for Edgewood (3-13) while Jaylen Robinson added 11.

Edgewood (3-13) 6 | 10 | 12 | 14 — 42

Monrovia (11-6) 15 | 17 | 8 | 14 — 54

Monday, Jan. 9

Boys' basketball

LIGHTHOUSE CHRISTIAN 76, MEDORA 34: The Lions jumped out to a 56-16 halftime lead but it was anything other than a routine finish as the Southern Roads Conference game was halted with about three minutes left when a Hornet player, Damien Salas, collapsed after banging heads with an LCA player. It quite naturally brought comparisons to the recent incident during the Buffalo Bills- Cincinnati Bengals NFL game involving Damar Hamlin, who had to be revived after suffering cardiac arrest. "It was a pretty scary moment," LCA coach Jeff Mills said. Both teams had their reserves in and were playing out the rest of the game under a running clock when the collision occurred after LCA grabbed a rebound. "It didn't seem like significant contact, but you could tell he got it worse than our player," said Mills, who had to reassure his player that he did nothing wrong, the contact was completely incidental.

The game was stopped and Salas walked over to the Medora bench and looked ready to get back in the game when he took two steps and fell to the floor. "You could tell immediately he was struggling," Mills said. "But I don't know that he ever lost consciousness. We gave them space." The rest of the game was quickly called off and Mills sent his players went back to the locker room as many began praying for Salas' recovery. "He was out there a good long while," Mills said, while waiting on the ambulance to arrive to the rural community, located about 10 miles southwest of Brownstown. Salas was eventually airlifted to a hospital in Louisville. Good news arrived Tuesday morning as Seymour Tribune reporter Dylan Wallace got in contact with Medora's athletic director and learned that Salas had been treated and released: "(H)e has made big strides but his grandpa said he’s still kind of out of it. But definitely have moved a lot in the right direction since last night.” Coda Snyder led LCA with 20 points and Carson Jones had 10 as four other Lions scored at least seven points. LCA his 14 3s. Snyder had 18 in the first as LCA put the game away early.

Lighthouse Christian (7-2, 3-0) 33 | 23 | 12 | 8 — 76

Medora (3-5, 2-1) 5 | 11 | 10 | 8 — 34

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Girls' basketball

OWEN VALLEY 46, CLAY CITY 18: The Patriots led by 16 after the first quarter and cruised to the road win. Reagan Martin had 20 points, while hitting five 3s, and Madi Kay 10 for OV (8-12).

Owen Valley (8-12) 18 | 8 | 16 | 4 — 46

Clay City (4-13) 2 | 5 | 6 | 5 — 18

LIGHTHOUSE CHRISTIAN 57, MEDORA 55: Abagail Rousey poured in 33 points to lead the Lions (2-9, 2-1) to a Southern Roads Conference road win. Jane Holdeman added 8 points for LCA. Medora (2-7, 2-1) got 37 points from Jenna Bowers, who sank 19 free throws.

This article originally appeared on The Herald-Times: What's happening with Bloomington area teams, Jan. 9-14