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Lafayette Jeff football's postseason ends in regional with loss to Warsaw
LAFAYETTE — Jeff football lined up together on its side of the field, as it does every week, but it wasn’t in the same way its grown accustomed to over the last several weeks. The Bronchos made history with their third consecutive sectional championship this season, but the road ended at the regional once again with a 49-39 loss to Warsaw on Friday, Nov. 13. On the other side of the field, the Tigers celebrated their second regional title with the trophy raised in the air. Coach Pat Shanley acknowledged it was one that hurt. He called senior leader Ka’vion Campbell-Walker up to make a departing speech, who commanded every player’s attention with a passionate message to the underclassmen to carry on the work when he’s gone. More: Lafayette area IHSAA football regional championship game scores, updates More: Benton Central's Claire Whaley voted Nov. 2-8 J&C Athlete of the Week, sponsored by Ivy Tech He and other seniors, such as wide receiver Bryce VanOstran, quarterback Trysten Barrett and defensive lineman Chris Hardy, have laid the foundation for the program over the years. That group has helped them get to a place where they can be surefire sectional winners each season
Times-Union Newspaper
Tigers Capture Regional Title With 49-39 Win Over Bronchos
LAFAYETTE – Chasing the second regional title in school history on Friday night, the Warsaw football team traveled to Lafayette to take on Jefferson, the opponent the team won its first title against two years ago. The location may have been different, but the result was the same, as the Tigers were solid throughout, taking command early and hanging on for a 49-39 win to advance to semi-state.
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Westfield Washington Schools board eyes new construction bids, OKs teacher contract
As winter approaches and the construction season winds down, Westfield Washington Schools officials are looking ahead toward new projects. The WWS Board of Trustees voted Nov. 10 to approve a plan to advertise bids from local construction groups for new community rooms at Maple Glen and Monon Trail elementary schools, a new track at Westfield High School and a sports field complex at Shamrock Springs Elementary School. The move to advertise the projects comes as the district nears the end of projects at Cool Creek Elementary Schools and Westfield Middle School.
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HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS: Carroll football falls big to Carmel, Bishop Dwenger dominates Muncie Central
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - The season has come to an end for SAC Champion Carroll as the Chargers fell short of the Regional title with a 38-7 loss at home to Carmel. Despite an early touchdown strike from Gabe Frisinger to Harry Scheele, the Charger offense was unable to find its footing as it went scoreless the rest of the night. Frisinger passed for 269 yards, a touchdown and two interceptions.