FULTON —
Class A No. 1-ranked Lafayette Central Catholic defeated No. 13 Caston 42-7 Friday and moved on to host No. 4 Pioneer in the Sectional 34 championship game next week.
After falling behind 14-0 in the first quarter, Caston struck back early in the second quarter on Quentin Douglass’ 10-yard touchdown run to bring them within 7. But the Knights went on to score 28 unanswered points and ran away from the Comets.
Senior running back Brad Schrader rushed for 134 yards on 13 carries and two touchdowns. Quarterback Ty Preston scored three touchdowns for the Knights.
Douglass finished with 148 yards of total offense and a touchdown. Freshman Brayton Jellison intercepted Preston twice in the game. The Comets finish their season at 8-3.
Pick up Sunday’s paper for complete coverage of the game.
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No. 1 Knights too much for Comets
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Logan, Cass baseball teams gear up for sectional battles
Logansport’s baseball team recorded a solid win over Harrison on Wednesday.
The Berries need two more wins on Memorial Day to claim the Class 4A Kokomo Sectional title. -
SOFTBALL: Kings repeat
For the second straight year North Miami brought a highly ranked and highly accomplished softball team to face Lewis Cass for the sectional championship.
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Logan baseball tops Harrison 8-0 to advance
Neither Harrison nor a 36-minute rain delay could slow down Logansport’s baseball team on Wednesday.
The Berries got a strong pitching performance from Kyle Jordan and broke open a close game with a five-run fifth inning in an 8-0 win over the Raiders in a Class 4A, Sectional 7 first-round game at Highland Park. -
SOFTBALL: Logan lets 9-run lead slip away in sectional loss to Jeff
Logansport’s softball team hovered around .500 this entire season, but the Berries knew they had the talent to contend for the always highly competitive Class 4A, Sectional 7 title.
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Kings begin sectional title defense with win over Northfield
It’s been an up and down season for the Lewis Cass softball team.
But the Kings were in postseason form in the opening game of the Class 2A Cass Sectional. They opened the defense of their sectional crown with a 4-2 win over Northfield. -
BOYS TRACK: Calisto claims sectional title
Logansport junior Alex Calisto was nearly in the identical spot he was in exactly one year ago.
But this time, he didn’t have to settle for second place. -
Redman perseveres
Timing can be everything.
Unfortunately for Logansport senior Seanna Redman, she suffered a devastating knee injury right in the middle of her senior year. -
GIRLS TRACK: Regional bound
The Logansport, Lewis Cass and Pioneer girls track teams made the long trek to Madison-Grant High School for action in the 2013 Madison-Grant sectional. Several area girls had successful nights and will be advancing to regional action.
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SOFTBALL: Berries bring intensity in win at Cass
Intensity and defense.
An abundance of the former and a lack of the latter made the difference in Monday night’s softball matchup between the Logansport Berries and the Lewis Cass Lady Kings. -
Trey Baseball: New Castle star leads sweep
There were approximately 30 Major League scouts on hand to watch New Castle star Trey Ball Saturday afternoon at Jim Turner Field.
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