Logansport claimed five individual titles at the North Central Conference swimming and diving meet Saturday at the University of Indianapolis.
On the girls side, sophomores Becca Yeoman (50 freestyle, 100 freestyle) and Jennifer Crafford (100 breaststroke) were both able to repeat as North Central Conference champions, and on the boys side, junior Dustin Clements (100 backstroke) and senior Tyler Graves (diving) each claimed their first NCC titles.
The Logan girls placed fourth as a team, and the boys placed sixth.
The Logan boys divers finished 1-3-4, marking the first time in school history the Berries had three divers on the podium at the NCC’s. Jake Forgey placed third and Dustin Shafer was fourth.
Brooke Bullard placed eighth in diving in the girls event to also reach the podium.
Also in the girls event, Emily Clark placed second in the 100 butterfly and fourth in the 200 free. Crafford was fourth in the 200 IM. Kayla Mullins was eighth in the 500 free, and Ashley Fawcett was ninth in the 100 back.
Fawcett, Crafford, Clark and Yeoman placed second in the 200 medley relay.
In the boys event, Logan James placed third in the 500 free and fourth in the 200 free. Clements was fourth in the 50 free. Zane Densborn was sixth in the 200 IM and 10th in the 100 breast. Marcus Record placed 12th in the 100 free.
Girls hoops
Winamac 47, Knox 40
Stephanie Shorter scored 27 points to lead the Class 2A No. 7 Warriors to a win at Knox.
“I was happy with the way we worked through some adversity early in the game, and in the second have as well, and hitting free throws down the stretch just added to my pleasure,” Winamac coach Jeff Wagner said. “It was the tale of two halves from the free throw line, after going 3 for 9 in the first half, the girls were able to go 21 for 25 in the second half. That was essentially the ballgame.”
Bethany Brogdon scored eight points and Jessica Schramm added six for Winamac (11-2). Whitney Hook pulled down nine rebounds.
Carroll 37, Caston 28
Ingrid Martinez scored 14 points to lead the Comets in a loss at Carroll. Anna Brown added seven.
Kaitlin Ragan had 13 points and Libby Eller added nine to lead Carroll (11-5).
Caston won at South Newton 42-23 Friday night. Martinez had 14 points, Mickayla Rans had 12 and Marli Leazenby added seven in the win.
Caston is 7-8 and 1-3 in the Midwest Conference.
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Big day for Logan swimmers and divers at NCC
No. 7 Winamac girls win at Knox.
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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.
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BOYS TRACK: Calisto claims sectional title
Logansport junior Alex Calisto was nearly in the identical spot he was in exactly one year ago.
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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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FRIDAY ROUNDUP: Panthers end Warriors’ MWC title streak in boys golf
Pioneer’s boys golf team took down Midwest Conference stalwart Winamac at the conference meet at Pond View G.C. on Friday.
The Panthers defeated the Warriors by five strokes, 338-343. The Panthers won their first MWC title since 2002. - More Local Sports Headlines
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