Princeton captured the Toyota Teamwork Classic, vaulting them to No. 2 in this week’s Associated Press Class 3-A boys’ basketball poll.

Class 4-A: 1. Bloomington South; 2. Indianapolis North Central; 3. Terre Haute South; 4. Lawrence North; 5. New Albany; 6. Anderson; 7. Marion; 8. Franklin Central; 9. Indianapolis Cathedral; 10. Warsaw.

Class 3-A: 1. Evansville Memorial; 2. Princeton; 3. Danville; 4. Fort Wayne
Dwenger; 5. Rochester; 6. Washington; 7. Indianapolis Howe; 8. Silver Creek; 9. Batesville; 10. Peru.

Class 2-A: 1. Tipton; 2. Bluffton; 3. Fort Wayne Luers; 4. Lawrenceburg; 5. Oak Hill; 6. Forest Park; 7. Heritage Christian; 8. Winchester; 9. Lapel; 10. Guerin Catholic.

Class A: 1. Triton; 2. Fort Wayne Blackhawk; 3. Rockville; 4. Barr-Reeve; 5. Jac-Cen-Del; 6. Lafayette Central Catholic; 7. Bowman Academy; 8. North Central (Farmersburg); 9. Shakamak; 10. Loogootee.

The Newsstand, a compilation of links from Southern Indiana newspapers, gathers last night’s results and highlights for easy reading. Here’s a comprehensive list from Monday’s action:

• Monday scores
• Silver Creek, Providence advance
• Creek, Pioneers to meet in Holiday Tourney final
• New Wash perfect no more, 57-41
• Tigers go 1-2 in tourney games
• Roundup: Austin secures two victories
• Roundup: Hornets oust Warriors in CAI Tourney
• Owen Valley dominates Cardinals
• Golden Arrows take out Lakers

Hoosier Hills Hoops was in attendance yesterday at the Christian Academy Holiday Tournament and caught up with the host Warriors’ J.T. Taylor.

So far in his senior campaign, Taylor has posted some big numbers, including a 47 point performance last week versus South Central and a 40 point display last night versus Shawe Memorial.

But the 6-foot-4 guard reports his college recruitment has been far less prolific.

Coupling his shooting ability and well-polished game, Taylor could wind up being a target for area small colleges. His explosive performances in 2008 make him a Southern Indiana player to follow in 2009.

The Newsstand, a compilation of links from Southern Indiana newspapers, gathers last night’s results and highlights for easy reading. Here’s a comprehensive list from Saturday’s action:

• Saturday scores
• Bulldogs keep on rolling, defeat Harrison
• Roundup: New Albany beats Evansville Harrison
• Rock Creek earns big wins over CAI, Henryville
• New Wash wins opener of CAI tourney, 77-43
• Roundup: George, Chavis lead Tigers to title
• Valpo reinstates Madison’s Jones

The Newsstand, a compilation of links from Southern Indiana newspapers, gathers last night’s results and highlights for easy reading. Here’s a comprehensive list from Friday’s action:

• Friday scores
• Bosse, Princeton to meet in rematch
• Roundup: Pioneers finally triumph
• Vikings defeat Cardinals 61-52 at Classic
• Shakamak defeats Turkey Run
• North takes out Linton-Stockton
• Size not all that important for Harrison

Class 4-A: 1. Bloomington South; 2. Indianapolis North Central; 3. Franklin Central; 4. Terre Haute South; 5. Lawrence North; 6. New Albany; 7. Indianapolis Cathedral; 8. Anderson; 9. Marion; 10. Lafayette Jeff.

Class 3-A: 1. Evansville Memorial; 2. Danville; 3. Fort Wayne Dwenger; 4. Indianapolis Howe; 5. Princeton; 6. Batesville; 7. Rochester; 8. Washington; 9. Silver Creek; 10. Fort Wayne Wayne.

Class 2-A: 1. Tipton; 2. Oak Hill; 3. Bluffton; 4. Fort Wayne Luers; 5. Lawrenceburg; 6. Heritage Christian; 7. Forest Park; 8. Winchester; 9. Guerin Catholic; 10. Lapel.

Class A: 1. Rockville; 2. Triton; 3. Fort Wayne Blackhawk; 4. Barr-Reeve; 5. Jac-Cen-Del; 6. Lafayette Catholic; 7. Loogootee; 8. Shakamak; 9. Bowman Academy; 10. North Central (Sullivan).