Class 3-A at Washington
Corydon (19-5) vs. Washington (19-3)
Sullivan (23-2) vs. Boonville (18-5)

Class 2-A at Southridge
Tri-West (17-5) vs. Brownstown (24-0)
Forest Park (17-7) vs. South Knox (13-10)

Class 1-A at Loogootee
Barr-Reeve (21-3) vs. Tecumseh (10-12)
Northeast Dubois (10-13) vs. Lanesville (15-9)

• Saturday’s results
• Corydon beats Crawford County to end 5-year sectional drought
• Red Devils find their way past Bulldogs
• Maschmeyer’s game-winner gives Jeff first sectional title in four years
• Hornets undone by turnovers, Lanesville
• Braves repeat as sectional champions
• Roundup: Unbeaten Brownstown wear sectional crown
• Two in a row for Harrison
• Roundup: Tecumseh pushes its streak up to 12
• North Central edges Lakers for sectional title
• Cards fall short in 2A final

High school coaches or parents of interested players should submit the following details to info@hoosierhillshoops.com:

• Player’s name
• Current grade
• Height
• Position
• High school
• Phone
• E-mail
• Mailing address

Please also review the following details:

• Henryville High School is located at: 213 North Ferguson Street, Henryville, IN 47126-9724.
• Further details, including specific tryout times for each age group, will be sent in response to coaches and parents who submit the above details for interested players.
• 2011 White will be coached by Fin Burton, 2012 White will be coached by David Scott and 2013 White will be coached by Kyle McGee.
• Teams will consist of 10 players.
• White teams typically compete in six to seven tournaments total during the months of April, May and July. We do not practice or play in June.
• A parent or legal guardian must attend the entire length of the tryout with their son.
• Please be on time — no exceptions.
• A brief introduction to the Team Southern Indiana program will be given by Matt Denison, the program’s director, before the on court portion of each tryout begins.
• All players selected to participate will be contacted via phone by 8p.m. on Monday, Mar. 29.
• A mandatory parent/player meeting and practice will be held the week of Mar. 29 in conjunction with TSI’s Red team for each age group. All paperwork and other particulars will be distributed and discussed at that time.
• Invitations from TSI’s 2011, 2012 and 2013 Red teams will be issued over the next week to ten days.

E-mail info@hoosierhillshoops.com or call (502) 558-9843 with questions.

Four hundred three teams (403), one more than last year, will begin play next week. It’s the most since the same number of teams entered the 1976 state tournament.

Sectional games are scheduled to begin eight days from now on Monday, Mar. 1, and run through Saturday, Mar. 6, at 64 sites around the state. The regional round is slated for Mar. 13, semi-states on Mar. 20 and the state finals on Mar. 27 at Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. In all, 399 games will be played over the four-week period.

Among the top-ranked teams in the latest Associated Press and coach poll, Class 4A No. 1 and defending state champion Bloomington South will face Columbus East in Sectional 14 at Columbus North. The Panthers have won 45 straight games dating back to the start of last season and need five more wins to tie the state record held by Lawrence North (2005-2006). In 3A, No. 1 Danville will host Crawfordsville in the Sectional 25 opener. In 2A, top-ranked Brownstown Central will take on West Washington in the Sectional 47 opening game at Paoli. And in Class A, No. 1 Bowman Academy drew LaCrosse in Sectional 49 at Morgan Township.

Among the other defending state champions, Princeton in Class 3A is paired with Evansville Bosse in the first game of Sectional 32 at Boonville; two-time defending state champion Fort Wayne Bishop Luers with All-American Deshaun Thomas drew the bye in Sectional 38 at Bluffton and will face the Woodlan-Bluffton winner and; last year’s Class A state champion, Jac-Cen-Del, is matched against Rising Sun in the first game of Sectional 60 at South Decatur.

Three schools will be making their first appearances in the 2010 state tournament. Herron of Indianapolis will compete in Class 2A, Sectional 43, at Indianapolis Washington. Covenant Christian of DeMotte is assigned to Class A, Sectional 52 at Tri-County. Irvington Preparatory Academy will begin in Sectional 58 at Edinburgh.

Tecumseh, in Class A, leads the state with 11 consecutive sectional championships while Lafayette Central Catholic, also in Class A, has won eight straight. Harding and Washington, both in 3A, follow with five in a row.

Click here for a complete listing of tournament pairings.

The Nolan Fieldhouse is located at 5010 Progress Way, Sellersburg, IN 47172.

PLEASE REVIEW THESE IMPORTANT DETAILS:

• A parent or legal guardian must attend the entire length of the tryout with their child.
• Please be on time. The session will begin promptly at noon — no exceptions.
• A brief introduction to the Team Southern Indiana program will be given by Matt Denison before the tryout begins.
• Coach Tim Goodwin will phone all selected participants by 8p.m. Monday, Feb. 29.
• A joint mandatory parent/player meeting will be held the week of Feb. 29 with TSI’s 2015 Red team. At that time, all paperwork and other particulars will be distributed and discussed.
• Follow HoosierHillsHoops.com for further updates. If winter weather is an issue on Feb. 28, visit the Web site for any announcements.

Contact info@hoosierhillshoops.com or call (502) 558-9843 with further questions.

The Nolan Fieldhouse is located at 5010 Progress Way, Sellersburg, IN 47172.

PLEASE REVIEW THESE IMPORTANT DETAILS:

• A parent or legal guardian must attend the entire length of the tryout with their child.
• Please be on time. The session will begin promptly at 2p.m. — no exceptions.
• Tryouts for a 2015 team will be conducted from noon to 2p.m. Please instruct your child to wait for directions until dribbling and/or shooting on a court.
• A brief introduction to the Team Southern Indiana program will be given by Matt Denison before the tryout begins.
• Coach Joe Hinton will phone all selected participants by 8p.m. Monday, Feb. 29.
• A joint mandatory parent/player meeting will be held the week of Feb. 29 with TSI’s 2014 Red team. At that time, all paperwork and other particulars will be distributed and discussed.
• Follow HoosierHillsHoops.com for further updates. If winter weather is an issue on Feb. 28, visit the Web site for any announcements.

Contact info@hoosierhillshoops.com or call (502) 558-9843 with further questions.

Others receiving votes: Bloomington North, Fort Wayne Carroll, Fort Wayne Elmhurst, Franklin, Gary Wallace, Indianapolis Broad Ripple, Jeffersonville, Lawrence North, Logansport, Mississinewa, New Castle, Indianapolis Pike, Richmond, South Bend Riley, Terre Haute North, Triton, Warsaw, Wheeler, Zionsville.

Class 3-A: 1. Danville; 2. Peru; 3. Greensburg; 4. Mount Vernon (Fortville); 5. Gary Wallace; 6. Washington; 7. Fort Wayne Elmhurst; 8. Mississinewa; 9. Southridge; 10. Vincennes.

Class 2-A: 1. Brownstown; 2. Bluffton; 3. Wheeler; 4. Tipton; 5. North Posey; 6. Hammond Noll; 7. Fort Wayne Luers; 8. Winchester; 9. Hanover Central; 10. Forest Park.

Class 1-A: 1. Bowman Academy; 2. Monroe Central; 3. Triton; 4. Barr-Reeve; 5. Lafayette Central Catholic; 6. Loogootee; 7. Morgan Township; 8. Shakamak; 9. Orleans; 10. Attica.

Julian Boatner (Bloomington North), Kegan Clark (Jeffersonville), Erik Fromm (Bloomington South), Donnie Hale (New Albany), Trey Hughes (Barr-Reeve) and Taylor Wischmeier (Brownstown) were included in the list of 30 Indiana nominees.

Next, through a series of votes, the nominating committee will narrow the initial list of between 1,500 and 1,800 of the nation’s top seniors to just 24. Final selections will play in the game March 31 in Columbus, Oh.

Last week, the 6-foot-1 guard netted his 146th career three-pointer, passing Austin legend Anthony Winchester (145) to set a new school record.

Raichel has also been attracting the attention of a handful of small-college programs, most notably Franklin and Earlham.

Both schools have made the trip to watch Austin in action, and Raichel has a campus visit scheduled next month to the Earlham campus.