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Kings make it 11 straight
Kokomo — Friday’s victory by the Kings marked their 11th consecutive over Northwestern, dating back to the Tigers’ last win in the 1999 sectional tournament.
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Catholic rolls past Caston
FULTON — Class A No. 1-ranked Lafayette Central Catholic came into Friday night’s Sectional 34 championship game here against Caston with the most gaudy statistics in the state.
FOOTBALL: Kings, Tigers meet tonight in sectional final
Three weeks into the regular season, Lewis Cass and Northwestern met in the opening round of the Mid-Indiana Conference play. The Kings emerged with a 26-7 win that put them on course to win a share of their second straight conference championship.
FOOTBALL: Caston hosts No. 1 Lafayette CC
Caston’s football team has put together its best season in years.
Now the Comets have an opportunity to play Class A’s No. 1-ranked team tonight with sectional hardware on the line when they host Lafayette Central Catholic at The Crater at 7 o’clock.
NASON: Reflections on Colts’ latest win
Forty-nine degrees was the temperature at kickoff for the Colts-49ers game Sunday afternoon, and the paid attendance was 66,229. The Colts looked as if they just came off a bye week when they actually were coming off a domination game against the St. Louis Rams.
Moving on
WALTON — Lewis Cass football coach Scott Mannering surveyed the poor weather conditions Friday night and decided to take a small gamble.
Fun in the mud: Comets trample Rebels
KENTLAND — When Caston fullback Austin Ault broke about a half dozen tackles en route to a 31-yard touchdown run in the first half, it exemplified the effort the Comets got all night here Friday night.
Tourney rolls on
Tipton and Cass, unquestionably two of the best football programs in the region, last crossed paths in a 1997 sectional semifinal game that the Blue Devils won 41-12.
Pioneer, Winamac set for volley regionals
Winamac and Pioneer were once again the top two volleyball teams in the Midwest Conference this season.
Motivated, improved
Bailey Farrer has dedicated herself to running. And all the hard work is paying off.
Overway eyes top-25 finish at state meet
Kyle Overway’s banner season culminates with a trip to this weekend’s IHSAA Cross Country State Finals in Terre Haute.
FOOTBALL: Tough early exits
Area football teams had big expectations going into the IHSAA tournament last week. But three that posted winning seasons — Logansport, Pioneer and Winamac — were eliminated after the first round of their respective sectionals.
Starbuck wins age group title at Urbanathlon
Wabash College sophomore Sam Starbuck was flipping through the pages of Men’s Health magazine when he saw a promo for the Men’s Health Urbanathlon in Chicago.

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