JCONLINE.COM SUNDAY, MAY 26, 2024 3D purchase of any complete bath or shower system. Not valid with other or prior purchases. good during initial consultation only. Financing is provided by third-party lenders under terms arranged by customer and lender, subject to credit requirements. Not all buyers may qualify.
Most shower remodels can be done in one day, but there are a few cases in which additional time may be needed. expires GET YOUR FREE QUOTE! CALL NOW! tub to shower conversions IN AS LITTLE AS ONE DAY 7am today 4pm tonight 765.300.8547 http://bathexperts.localconsumer.info through. The 3,200 relay started the meet on the right foot for the Raiders, hitting a state standard. Evan Lottes, James Ford, Brayden Rund and Goins the meet-opening race in sixth place, but in an automatic qualifying time of 7:56.54. 400 relay team anchored by Huber also includes Carter Knoy, Jace Barnett and Bennett McRoberts.
That foursome placed third in 41.53. The Raiders capped the meet with a fourth-place in the 1,600 relay in a state standard time of 3:21.63 on the legs of Huber, Williams, Brody Emerich and Negron-Carrero. Harrison placed fourth in the team standings behind regional champion Hamilton Southeastern, Fishers and Avon. The Raiders expect to be in simi- lar territory when team scores are tal- lied next week. into this season, my goal for the team was top in the Harrison coach Chris Crum said.
were times where I said that was way too much of a lofty goal, but I think it is possible. what shooting four. Top in the Strong for West Side relay West Lafayette is a constant at the IHSAA state but entering the nal event the Red Devils had no state Paced by a regional record-breaking performance by Hamilton Southeast- 1,600 relay, the foursome of Ian Strachan, Ben Fredette, Brennan Wood and Daniel Schomer placed third in 3:20.74. The third-place automatically the team for the state meet, but for good measure, the time also hit a state standard that guaran- teed a trip to Bloomington regardless of place. Sam King covers sports for the Jour- nal Courier.
Email him at and follow him on Twitter and Instagram Finley Huber and Carter Knoy celebrate after the 100m dash during thesectional meet last week. ALEX AND COURIER Track Continued from Page 1D Teagan Wolf. Parker roped a double into right two batters later, but catcher Ava Mo- bley lined softly to the next at-bat to halt the rally. Wides question deci- sion to take an extra base. never fault our girls for being Wides said.
trust Whit- ney. She is a fantastic base runner on this team. In her heart she felt like she was trying to make something happen and an immediate regret obviously. one of those things that if safe, we talking about it. hard when she puts all that on herself.
a team sport and we had multiple opportuni- ties where we never going to fault a kid for being There be a return trip to Re- gionals or Semi-State for Harrison. The Raiders exit with three players heading to play in college including Gick, who tossed a complete game with nine strikeouts and yielded one walk and one hit batter. Gick will play at Purdue Northwest. have asked Rylan to do Wides said. she was fantastic and has been for us all season.
It was going to be her ball until she want it anymore, which going to be anytime soon. We were going to stick with Wides graduates six seniors who were the set of freshmen she coached since taking over head duties for Harrison in 2021. Duell, Gick, Mobley and Parker played glove toss an hour before game time. These College-bound players were breaking up the doldrums of a music-less pregame and remembering the small child in them that made them pick up the glove and start playing ball in the place. see the growth in them as play- ers and as people is why I do Wides said.
in particular came in as a quiet freshman and really grew into our silent leader. I just told her she even peeked yet. She has four years of college to continue to learn and grow and become an even better pitch- er than she is now. This group as a whole is the core of our team and a core of what makes us Harrison Ethan Hanson is the sports reporter for the Journal Courier in Lafayette. He can be reached at nett.com, on Twitter at EthanAHan- son.
Harrison softball breaks a huddle after falling to Logansport 1-0 in the IHSAA Class 4A Sectional Championship in Kokomo on Thursday. ETHAN COURIER Softball Continued from Page 1D.
