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 win, remain unbeaten
• Shoemaker’s buzzer-beating three lifts Braves in OT
• Braves corral Mustangs 63-40
• Northeast Dubois reigns on Gordon’s buzzer shot
• Dogs down Devils again in 4A final
• Borden rolls to second-straight Class A title, 63-40
• Shoemaker’s shot sinks Pioneers
• Dragons run out of gas, fall to Salem in final
• Orleans’ sectional streak snapped
• South wins sectional, but it wasn’t easy
• Harrison finishes off Castle
• No letup as Princeton takes sectional title
• Rangers go big for championship

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
• Pirates upset Bulldogs, 62-54
• Pioneers, Braves hang on to reach sectional final
• Jeff, New Albany head for showdown tonight
• Borden blisters Lanesville 60-40
• Roundup: Salem, Silver Creek make final
• Jeff-New Albany: It all comes down to this
• Braves pound Eagles, Mustangs rally into final
• Scorching-hot Dragons blaze into final
• Stars be-Deviled
• Dogs in title tilt once again
• Braves too tall a task for Rams
• Providence holds of WW, 55-51
• Hawks down and out at Orleans
• Hatchets advance to final game
• Castle, Harrison in title game
• Princeton, Memorial will meet
• Mater Dei survives, will meet Forest Park

Seven teams from the state of Indiana — including three from Southern Indiana — were recognized yesterday in the latest edition of the RivalsHigh 100 national rankings.

Bloomington South, Indiana’s top-ranked Class 4-A team, is listed No. 14, while 4-A No. 2 New Albany is tabbed as the nation’s No. 48 best team.

From Indiana’s Class 3-A, No. 1-ranked Princeton is No. 90.

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 Wednesday’s action:

• Wednesday scores
• Red-hot Kirchgessner shuts down Rock Creek
• Confident Dragons surge past Charlestown, 88-71
• Pesky Pekin gives Pioneers scare
• Pioneers survive scare; Clarksville rally falters
• Jackson lifts Silver Creek
• Flashback: Hudson recalls tourney trail
• Memorial Gym: what a sectional should be

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 Tuesday’s action:

• Tuesday scores
• New Albany marches, Jeff slips into semifinals
• Jeff holds off pesky Highlanders at sectional again, 68-60
• Martin steps out of shadows of Bulldogs standouts, scores 32 in victory
• Three is a charm for New Washington
• Precise Paoli sends Austin packing, 65-51
• No. 7 Cougars claw past Lions, 67-57
• Dogs hammer Hornets, 79-29
• Hinton’s return a story in itself
• Cougars down Lions; Cards fall to Pats
• Hatchets ‘hold’ off Heritage Hills
• Dickerson leads Mater Dei into 2A sectional semis
• Saiko gets Castle going in 4A win over North
• Mt. Vernon fends off Bosse
• Roundup: Vincennes knocks of Southridge in Class 3A
• Shakamak beats North Central
• Eastern Greene turns up defense against Warriors, again

Class 4-A: 1. Bloomington South (20-0); 2. New Albany (21-0); 3. Lawrence North (22-2); 4. Indianapolis North Central (22-1); 5. Northridge (20-0); 6. Fort Wayne Snider (20-1); 7. Indianapolis Cathedral (20-3); 8. Munster (20-1); 9. Marion (18-3); 10. Warsaw (19-2).

Class 3-A: 1. Princeton (23-0); 2. Washington (19-2); 3. Batesville (19-2); 4. Fort Wayne Dwenger (17-4); 5. Danville (17-4); 6. Mount Vernon (Fortville) (17-3); 7. Rochester (18-3); 8. Peru (17-4); 9. Indianapolis Roncalli (15-5); 10. Southridge (15-6).

Class 2-A: 1. Tipton (21-2); 2. Fort Wayne Luers (17-4); 3. Bluffton (21-2); 4. Winchester (17-3); 5. Lawrenceburg (18-3); 6. Lapel (17-4); 7. Oak Hill (17-4); 8. Wapahani (17-3); 9. Forest Park (16-5); 10. South Knox (17-4).

Class A: 1. Jac-Cen-Del (19-2); 2. Bowman Academy (16-3); 3. Triton (19-2); 4. Rockville (19-3); 5. Barr-Reeve (18-3); 6. Lafayette Central Catholic (16-6); 7. North Daviess (17-5); 8. Vincennes Rivet (17-5); 9. Monroe Central (16-6); 10. Cowan (15-5).