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18 NOV 2024 · The excitement of high school football in Indiana reached a fever pitch last weekend as the regional championships unfolded, setting the stage for the state semifinals. Here’s a snapshot of the thrilling matches that defined the weekend.
In Class 6A, the battles were intense. Crown Point dominated Carroll with a 38-21 victory in Region 1, while Westfield outpaced Fishers 42-28 in Region 2. In a nail-biting match, Brownsburg edged out Lawrence North 22-21 in Region 3, and Center Grove secured a spot in the semifinals by defeating Warren Central 23-15 in Region 4[2][5].
Class 5A saw its share of dramatics as well. Merrillville crushed Valparaiso 48-14 in Region 5, and Warsaw took down Lafayette Jefferson 44-27 in Region 6. Decatur Central narrowly beat East Central 21-16 in Region 7, and Bloomington South won a close game against Castle 28-21 in Region 8[2][5].
In Class 4A, New Palestine continued its undefeated streak by beating Indianapolis Bishop Chatard 28-21 in overtime, a rematch that lived up to its billing. East Noble trounced Huntington North 52-17, and Martinsville outlasted Evansville Reitz 35-28[2][5].
The lower classes were just as thrilling. In Class 3A, Garrett remained undefeated with a 41-40 win over Knox, while Fort Wayne Luers edged Maconaquah 31-28. Batesville and Tri-West Hendricks engaged in a high-scoring affair, with Batesville emerging victorious 41-37. Heritage Hills dominated North Harrison 50-7[2][5].
Class 2A and 1A also had their moments. Andrean won a tight game against Lafayette Central Catholic 20-17, and Adams Central routed Eastern 42-7. In Class 1A, North Judson annihilated Taylor 70-6, and South Adams beat North Miami 40-21[2][5].
These regional championships have set the stage for what promises to be an electrifying state semifinal round. Teams like New Palestine, Garrett, and Crown Point are looking strong, but every match has the potential to be a game-changer. As the season narrows down to its final weeks, the anticipation is palpable, and fans are eagerly awaiting the next round of battles on the gridiron.
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15 NOV 2024 · The excitement of high school football in Indiana has reached its peak as the sectional championships wrapped up, setting the stage for the state quarterfinals. Here’s a rundown of the thrilling matches that defined the weekend.
In Class 6A, several teams emerged victorious, showcasing their prowess on the field. Crown Point dominated Penn with a 35-0 win, while FW Carroll edged out FW Snider 21-10. Westfield took down Zionsville 35-13, and Fishers secured a narrow 44-41 victory over Hamilton Southeastern. Brownsburg outlasted Ben Davis 38-35, and Lawrence North surprised Cathedral with a 24-7 win. Warren Central and Center Grove also advanced, defeating Perry Meridian 48-3 and Franklin Central 52-14, respectively[4].
Class 5A saw its share of intense battles as well. Merrillville routed Hammond Morton 55-14, and Valparaiso beat Chesterton 28-21. Warsaw edged Concord 31-28, and Lafayette Jefferson had a convincing 45-14 win over Kokomo. Decatur Central, East Central, Bloomington South, and Castle also secured their spots in the next round with wins over Plainfield, Franklin, Bloomington North, and Evansville North[4].
In Class 4A, New Prairie defeated Hanover Central 35-23, and Mishawaka squeaked past NorthWood 22-21. East Noble shut out FW Bishop Dwenger 19-0, while Huntington North won in overtime against Lebanon 31-28. New Palestine, Bishop Chatard, Martinsville, and Evansville Reitz also advanced with impressive victories[4].
Class 3A featured close contests, including Knox's 12-0 win over Mishawaka Marian and Garrett's 21-20 edge over West Noble. Maconaquah, FW Bishop Luers, Tri-West, and Batesville also secured their places in the next round[4].
Class 2A and Class A teams did not disappoint either. In Class 2A, Andrean shut out Bremen 35-0, and Lafayette Central Catholic had a commanding 60-6 win over North Montgomery. Adams Central, Eastern (Greentown), Lutheran, Lapel, Linton, and Brownstown Central all advanced with significant wins[4].
In Class A, North Judson dominated LaVille 44-18, and Taylor won 28-6 against Pioneer. North Miami, South Adams, South Putnam, Sheridan, Milan, and Providence also moved forward with convincing victories[4].
These sectional championships have set the stage for what promises to be an electrifying state quarterfinal round. As the teams prepare for the next challenge, fans are eagerly anticipating the matchups that will determine the path to the state championships. The spirit of high school football is alive and well in Indiana, and the competition is only getting fiercer.
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11 NOV 2024 · In the heart of Indiana, the high school football scene is ablaze with excitement as the 2024 season reaches its pivotal midpoint and enters the thrilling playoff phase. Here’s a snapshot of the recent action that has fans on the edge of their seats.
### Sectional Championships: The Road to Glory
The weekend of November 8, 2024, was a defining moment for many teams as they battled it out in the sectional championships. In Class 6A, Crown Point dominated Penn with a 35-0 victory, while Fort Wayne Carroll edged out Fort Wayne Snider 21-10[2][5].
Westfield and Fishers also secured their spots in the next round, with Westfield defeating Zionsville 35-13 and Fishers winning a nail-biter against Hamilton Southeastern 44-41. Brownsburg took down Ben Davis 38-35, and Lawrence North outplayed Cathedral 24-7. Warren Central and Center Grove were other Class 6A winners, defeating Perry Meridian 48-3 and Franklin Central 52-14, respectively[2][5].
### Class 5A and Beyond
In Class 5A, Merrillville had a standout performance, trouncing Hammond Morton 55-14. Valparaiso, Warsaw, Lafayette Jefferson, Decatur Central, East Central, Bloomington South, and Castle all emerged victorious in their respective sectionals[2][5].
The Class 4A sectionals saw New Prairie, Mishawaka, East Noble, Huntington North, New Palestine, Bishop Chatard, Martinsville, and Evansville Reitz advance to the next round. Notable wins include New Palestine’s 41-7 victory over Pendleton Heights and Bishop Chatard’s close 28-24 win against Roncalli[2][5].
### Smaller Classes, Big Impact
In Class 3A, Knox shut out Mishawaka Marian 12-0, while Garrett and Maconaquah secured narrow wins over West Noble and West Lafayette. Tri-West, Batesville, North Harrison, and Heritage Hills also moved forward in their sectionals[2][5].
Class 2A and Class A teams did not disappoint either. Andrean, Lafayette Central Catholic, Adams Central, and Lutheran were among the winners in Class 2A. In Class A, North Judson-San Pierre, Taylor, North Miami, South Adams, South Putnam, Sheridan, Milan, and Providence all celebrated their sectional championships[2][5].
### Undefeated Powerhouses
Lawrence North and Crown Point remain undefeated, with Lawrence North boasting a perfect 9-0 record and Crown Point standing at 9-0 as well. These teams are setting the bar high as they move into the state quarterfinals[4].
### Thrilling Matchups and Milestone Coaches
The midseason recap highlighted several thrilling matchups and milestone achievements by coaches. The excitement is palpable as teams prepare for the next phase of the playoffs, with each game bringing them closer to the state championships[1].
As the Indiana high school football playoffs continue, fans are in for a treat with intense rivalries, stunning upsets, and standout performances. The journey to the state title is heating up, and every game counts. Stay tuned for more action-packed football from the heart of Indiana.
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8 NOV 2024 · In the heart of Indiana, the high school football scene is ablaze with excitement as teams clash in the sectional championships. Here’s a snapshot of the thrilling matches that are defining this season.
### Top-Ranked Battles
At the pinnacle of Class 6A, the undefeated Crown Point Bulldogs are gearing up to face off against the Penn Kingsmen in the Section 1 Championship on November 8. Crown Point, ranked number one, has been unstoppable, having just defeated Portage 35-0 in the semifinals.
Another highly anticipated match is the battle for the Class 6A, Section 6 championship between the Lawrence North Wildcats and the Cathedral Fighting Irish. Both teams are on a roll, with Lawrence North crushing Lawrence Central 40-9 and Cathedral shutting out North Central 36-0 in their respective semifinals.
### Other Sectional Showdowns
In Class 6A, Section 3, the Westfield Shamrocks, who dominated Harrison 49-0, will take on the Zionsville Eagles, who edged out Carmel 29-28. The Warren Central Warriors, fresh from a 39-0 victory over Indiana Arsenal Tech, will face the Perry Meridian Falcons in Section 7.
In Class 5A, Section 11, the undefeated Concord Minutemen, who beat Fort Wayne North Side 38-21, are set to battle the Warsaw Tigers. The Plainfield Quakers, after their impressive 63-8 win over Anderson, will face the Decatur Central Hawks in Section 13.
### Notable Performances
The Brownsburg Bulldogs, ranked sixth, secured their spot in the Section 5 championship with a 21-13 win over Avon. They will now face the Ben Davis Giants. The Fort Wayne Carroll Chargers and the Fort Wayne Snider Panthers will clash in the Section 2 championship after their respective semifinal victories.
### Smaller Class Thrills
In Class 4A, Section 23, the Martinsville Artesians, who won the Operation Football Spirit Award, will take on the Greenwood Woodmen after their 49-13 victory over Silver Creek. The Evansville Memorial Tigers, undefeated at 11-0, are heading to the Section 32 championship against Heritage Hills.
These matchups promise to deliver high-energy football, showcasing the talent and determination of Indiana’s high school athletes. As the sectional championships unfold, fans are on the edge of their seats, eager to see which teams will emerge victorious and advance to the next round. The stage is set for an unforgettable week in Indiana high school football.
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4 NOV 2024 · In the heart of Indiana, the excitement of high school football is in full swing, and the recent sectional semifinals have been nothing short of thrilling. Here’s a snapshot of the action that unfolded on Friday, November 1, 2024.
### Class 6A Showdowns
In Class 6A, several teams made strong statements. Lawrence North, currently undefeated and ranked highly, dominated Lawrence Central with a 40-9 victory in Sectional 6.
Center Grove, known for their powerhouse performances, steamrolled Jeffersonville 72-7 in Sectional 8. This lopsided win highlights their formidable offense and defense.
Warren Central, another top contender, shut out Indianapolis Tech 39-0 in Sectional 7, showcasing their defensive prowess.
### Class 5A Highlights
In Class 5A, Warsaw had a commanding win over Goshen with a score of 52-7 in Sectional 11. This victory underscores Warsaw's strong team dynamics.
Decatur Central secured a 28-14 win over Whiteland in Sectional 13, while Plainfield trounced Anderson 63-8, demonstrating their offensive might.
### Class 4A Excitement
New Palestine, a consistent performer, advanced in Sectional 21 by defeating Yorktown 41-7. This win keeps New Palestine in the running for the sectional title.
In the same sectional, Pendleton Heights edged out Greenfield-Central 31-21, setting up an intriguing matchup in the next round.
### Other Notable Matches
In Class 3A, Martinsville had a stellar performance, beating Silver Creek 49-13 in Sectional 23. This significant win highlights Martinsville's growing strength in the league.
In Class 2A, Monrovia shut out Covenant Christian High School 42-0 in Sectional 37, marking a dominant performance by the Monrovia team.
### Spirit and Band Recognition
Off the field, Martinsville was also recognized for their spirit, winning the 2024 Operation Football Spirit Award. This honor reflects the community's enthusiasm and support for their team.
Brownsburg's band was celebrated as the Operation Football Band of the Week, adding to the festive atmosphere surrounding these high school games.
As the sectional championships approach, the anticipation is palpable. These high school teams are not just competing for wins; they are representing their schools, communities, and the spirit of Indiana football. Stay tuned for more thrilling matches and memorable moments in the world of Indiana high school football.
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1 NOV 2024 · The excitement of high school football is in full swing in Indianapolis, as the 2024 season heats up with the onset of the playoffs. This Friday night, November 1, marks a pivotal moment in the Indiana high school football calendar, with Week 11 games kicking off across the state.
For fans eager to stay updated, several platforms are offering live scores and in-game updates. High School Football America has partnered with Scorestream to provide real-time scores and schedules, accessible through their website or the Scorestream app available on iTunes and Google Play.
Meanwhile, SBLive Sports is offering comprehensive coverage through their Indiana High School Football Scoreboard, which includes in-game score updates, final scores, and full schedules for all teams. You can also download the SBLive Sports app to follow your favorite teams and top games on your phone.
Local news outlets like 13WTHR's Operation Football are also providing extensive coverage. Recent highlights include Greenfield-Central's dominant 56-0 win over Beech Grove in Sectional 21, and top-ranked New Palestine's hard-fought 28-14 victory against Mt. Vernon in the same sectional. Operation Football also recognized Martinsville as the winner of the 2024 Operation Football Spirit Award.
The playoffs are now in full gear, with sectional semifinal games deciding which teams will advance to the next round. MaxPreps has detailed the IHSAA sectional semifinal playoff scores, giving fans a clear picture of the competition.
For those unable to attend the games in person, the NFHS Network is streaming dozens of Indiana high school football games live. This is a great opportunity to catch all the action from the comfort of your home.
As the season progresses, the stakes are high, and the excitement is palpable. Whether you're following the top-ranked teams like Brownsburg, who are putting their undefeated season on the line, or cheering on local favorites, there's no shortage of thrilling matchups to look forward to.
Stay tuned for more updates, highlights, and analysis as the Indiana high school football season continues to unfold. With live scores, game coverage, and special features, this is an exhilarating time for football fans in Indianapolis.
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28 OTT 2024 · In the heart of Indiana, high school football is buzzing with excitement as teams clash in thrilling matchups. Here’s a snapshot of the recent action that has fans on the edge of their seats.
### Top Teams Shine
At the pinnacle of Indiana high school football, several teams are standing tall. Lawrence North, with an impeccable 9-0 record, continues to dominate. Their latest victory saw Izavyeon Moore score four touchdowns, helping them secure a 34-21 win over Center Grove.
Brownsburg, ranked number one, recovered from a slow start to take down Noblesville 22-18. This win underscores their resilience and strength, maintaining their top spot with an 8-1 record.
Westfield, another powerhouse, had Deacon King score four rushing touchdowns as they effortlessly handled Fishers in a 46-12 victory. This performance solidifies their position as one of the top contenders.
### Other Notable Performances
Plainfield routed Whiteland with a convincing 32-7 win, showcasing their defensive prowess and offensive might.
In other notable games, Ben Davis outplayed Carmel 58-30, and Hamilton Heights extended their winning streak to five games with a victory over Twin Lakes.
### Sectional Action Heats Up
As the sectional tournaments kick into high gear, several teams are making their mark. In Class 4A, Section 21 saw Greenfield-Central demolish Beech Grove 56-0, while New Palestine edged Mt. Vernon (Fortville) 28-14. Yorktown also had a stellar performance, beating Richmond 46-6.
In Class 3A, Griffith annihilated Hammond Noll 61-0, and Mishawaka Marian took down Calumet 35-6. These wins highlight the competitive spirit and skill of these teams.
### Close Contests and Upsets
Brebeuf Jesuit had a nail-biting win over Danville in overtime, 50-49, in a game that kept fans on the edge of their seats. Indianapolis Bishop Chatard also had a dominant performance, beating Indianapolis Attucks 42-0.
These recent games have set the stage for an electrifying postseason, with each team vying for the top spot in their respective classes. As the season progresses, the intensity and excitement are only expected to grow, making Indiana high school football a must-watch for any sports enthusiast.
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25 OTT 2024 · It's playoff time in Indiana, and the excitement is palpable as high school football teams gear up for the postseason. In the Indianapolis area and across the state, the Indiana High School Athletic Association (IHSAA) playoffs are underway, with four classifications kicking off this week: 4A, 3A, 2A, and 1A. The larger classifications, 5A and 6A, will follow suit next week.
For local fans, several sectionals are in full swing. In Sectional 22, teams like Beech Grove, Greenfield-Central, and New Palestine are battling it out. This sectional also includes powerhouse schools such as Mt. Vernon (Fortville) and Yorktown, setting the stage for some intense matchups.
In Sectional 23, Martinsville, Shelbyville, and Silver Creek are among the teams vying for a spot in the next round. This sectional promises to deliver some thrilling games as these teams fight to advance in the playoffs.
For those in the northern part of the city, Sectional 19 features Fort Wayne Bishop Dwenger, Fort Wayne South Side, and New Haven, among others. These teams are known for their strong performances, making this sectional highly competitive.
The IHSAA has organized the playoffs into detailed brackets, with matchups and game times available for every classification. Fans can follow live scores and updates through various platforms, including High School On SI and the SBLive Sports App. These resources provide real-time scores, in-game updates, and instant changes to the brackets, keeping fans fully engaged throughout the playoffs.
As the first round of the playoffs unfolds, schools like Indianapolis Bishop Chatard, Brebeuf Jesuit, and Roncalli in Sectional 22 are showcasing their skills. These teams have been preparing all season for this moment, and the energy is electric as they take to the field.
For fans looking to stay updated, High School Football America has partnered with Scorestream to provide live scores and up-to-date schedules. Downloading the Scorestream app ensures you never miss a moment of the action.
The Indiana high school football playoffs are a time-honored tradition, filled with excitement, drama, and community spirit. As the teams clash on the field, the support from local communities is as strong as ever, making this an unforgettable season for players, coaches, and fans alike. So, grab your gear, head to the stadium, and cheer on your favorite teams as they strive for playoff glory.
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21 OTT 2024 · In the heart of Indiana, the high school football scene is abuzz with excitement as the regular season comes to a close and the sectional tournaments are just around the corner. Here’s a snapshot of the thrilling action that unfolded in recent weeks.
### Upsets and Surprises
The final week of the regular season saw some significant upsets that shook the rankings. Brownsburg, the undefeated No. 1 team in Class 6A, suffered their first loss of the season at the hands of Hamilton Southeastern, with a final score of 30-23. This victory not only handed Brownsburg their first defeat but also denied them the outright conference title.
Another notable upset came when Plainfield, ranked No. 5 in Class 5A, took down previously undefeated Martinsville 50-37. This win forced both teams to share the Mid-State Conference title for 2024.
### Top Performers
Despite the upsets, some teams continued to dominate. Crown Point remains undefeated, defeating Michigan City 35-8 and solidifying their top spot in the rankings. Lawrence North also kept their perfect record intact, beating Pike 24-14.
Westfield had a stellar performance, routing Franklin Central 44-7 to claim their share of the Hoosier Crossroads Conference championship. Warren Central climbed the ranks after a thrilling 34-28 win over Cathedral.
### Class-by-Class Breakdown
In Class 6A, besides Brownsburg's loss, other top teams like Westfield and Warren Central secured important wins. Warren Central defeated Cathedral, while Columbus North had a convincing 48-24 victory over Terre Haute South.
In Class 4A, New Palestine continued their unbeaten streak with a 38-0 win over Delta. However, Martinsville's loss to Plainfield was a significant blow. Bishop Chatard suffered a rare shutout loss to Cincinnati Elder (OH) 14-0.
Class 3A saw Evansville Memorial defeat Castle 28-21, and Heritage Hills dominated Washington 42-0. Mississinewa had a close win over Madison-Grant 26-22.
In Class 2A, Brownstown Central and Lafayette Central Catholic maintained their strong performances, while in Class A, North Judson and Providence secured decisive victories.
### Sectional Tournaments
As the regular season concludes, the focus shifts to the sectional tournaments. Teams are gearing up for their first-round matches, with several intriguing matchups on the horizon. Brownsburg will face Avon in the 6A Section 5 Semifinals, while Westfield takes on Harrison in the 6A Section 3 Semifinals. Warren Central will battle Indiana Arsenal Tech in the 6A Section 7 Semifinals.
The stage is set for an exciting postseason, filled with potential upsets and thrilling matches. As the teams prepare to clash in the sectionals, one thing is certain – Indiana high school football is more electrifying than ever.
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18 OTT 2024 · In the heart of Indiana, the high school football scene is ablaze with excitement as the 2024 season unfolds. Here’s a snapshot of the recent action that’s got everyone talking.
### Top Talent on Display
Indiana is brimming with multidimensional athletes who are making waves on the gridiron. Players like Brady Ballart, a Louisville commit, are standout performers. Ballart, who made the Class 3A junior all-state team as a linebacker, also ran for eight touchdowns on offense last season.
Another notable is Mark Zackery IV, a four-star Notre Dame commit from Ben Davis, who excels at both wide receiver and cornerback. Zackery's versatility and skill have been instrumental in Ben Davis's strong performances.
### Game-Changing Performances
Finley, a three-sport star committed to Northern Illinois, had an incredible game early in the season, catching two touchdowns, returning a punt for a touchdown, intercepting two passes, and recovering a fumble. This kind of all-around talent is what makes Indiana high school football so compelling.
Fuller from Columbia City is another player doing it all – with 32 career touchdowns and seven interceptions, he's a force to be reckoned with on both offense and defense. His contributions on special teams and his Class 4A junior all-state honors only add to his impressive resume.
### Week 7 and 8 Highlights
Week 7 saw some thrilling matchups. Brownsburg dominated Zionsville with a 66-28 win, while Lawrence North took down Warren Central 33-7. Other notable wins included Heritage Hills' 55-6 victory over Mt. Vernon (Posey) and Evansville Mater Dei's 49-0 shutout of Evansville Bosse.
In Week 8, the action continued with strong performances. Brownsburg edged out Noblesville 22-18, and Carroll (Ft. Wayne) blanked Ft. Wayne Northrop 52-0. Decatur Central had a close win over Indpls Perry Meridian 38-35 in double overtime, and Evansville Memorial beat Vincennes 35-12.
### Upcoming Week 9
As the regular season nears its end, Week 9 promises to be just as exciting. Key matchups include No. 2 Brownsburg facing No. 20 Hamilton Southeastern and No. 3 Westfield hosting No. 19 Franklin Central. These games will be crucial in determining the final standings and setting the stage for the playoffs.
### Where to Watch
For those who can't make it to the games, the NFHS Network is streaming dozens of Indiana high school football games live. You can also stay updated with live scores and analysis through the SBLive Sports app and the Indiana homepage on High School on SI.
Indiana high school football is more than just a game; it's a showcase of talent, dedication, and community spirit. As the season wraps up, fans are on the edge of their seats, eager to see which teams will rise to the top and make a run for the state championships.
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