Schools/ Gyms I've visited | ||
County | ||
Adams | Adams Central | |
Bellmont | ||
South Adams | ||
Allen | Carroll(FW) | |
Bishop Luers | ||
Homestead | ||
Bartholomew | Columbus East | |
Columbus North | ||
Hauser | ||
Benton | Benton Central | |
Blackford | Blackford | |
Boone | Lebanon | Memory Hall |
Western Boone | Thorntown Gym | |
Zionsville | ||
Brown | Brown County | |
Carroll | Carroll(Flora) | |
Cass | Lewis Cass | |
Logansport | The Berry Bowl | |
Clark | Bordon | |
Clarksville | ||
Henryville | ||
Jeffersonville | ||
New Washington | ||
Providence | ||
Silver Creek | ||
Clay | Clay City | The Eel Dome |
Clinton | Clinton Central | |
Frankfort | ||
Crawford | Crawford County | |
Daviess | Barr-Reeve | |
Washington | ||
Washington Catholic | ||
Dearborn | East Central | |
Lawrenceburg | ||
South Dearborn | ||
Decatur | Greensburg | |
North Decatur | ||
South Decatur | ||
DeKalb | Eastside | |
Garrett | ||
Delaware | Cowan | |
Delta | ||
Muncie Burris | ||
Muncie Central | ||
Muncie South | ||
Wapahani | ||
Wes-Del | ||
Dubois | Southridge | |
Jasper | Cabby O'Neil Gym | |
Elkhart | Elkhart Central | Elkhart Northside Gym |
Fayette | Connersville | |
Floyd | Floyd Central | |
New Albany | ||
Fountain | Covington | |
Franklin | Franklin County | |
Oldenburgh Acad. | ||
Fulton | Caston | |
Rochester | ||
Gibson | Princeton | Old Princeton Gym |
Grant | Eastbrook | |
Lakeview Christian | Now Closed | |
Madison-Grant | ||
Marion | ||
Mississinewa | ||
Oak Hill | ||
Oak Hill | Swayzee Gymnasium | |
Greene | Bloomfield | |
White River Valley | ||
Hamilton | Carmel | |
Hamilton Southeastern | ||
Noblesville | ||
Westfield | ||
Hancock | Greenfield | |
Eastern Hancock | ||
Mt.Vernon(Fortville) | ||
New Palestine | ||
Harrison | Corydon | |
Hendricks | Tri-West | |
Henry | Knightstown | |
New Castle | ||
Shenadoah | ||
Howard | Eastern(Greentown) | |
Kokomo | ||
Northwestern | ||
Taylor | ||
Western | Richard R. Rea Gymnasium | |
Huntington | Huntington North | |
Jackson | Brownstown | |
Crothersville | ||
Medora | ||
Seymour | Lloyd E. Scott Gym | |
Trinity Lutheran | ||
Jasper | Kankakee Valley | |
Rensselaer Central | Joe Burvan Gymnasium | |
Jay | Jay County | |
Jefferson | Madison | Conner K. Salm |
Shawe Memorial | ||
S'western(Hanover) | ||
Jennings | Jennings County | Charles Hurley Gym |
Johnson | Center Grove | |
Edinburgh | ||
Franklin | Vandiver Gym | |
Franklin | New Gym | |
Greenwood | ||
Indian Creek | ||
Whiteland | ||
Knox | North Knox | |
Koscioskco | Tippecanoe Valley | |
LaGrange | Westview | |
Lake | Crown Point | |
LaPorte | LaCrosse | |
LaPorte | ||
Michigan City | ||
Lawrence | Bedford N. Lawrence | |
Mitchell | ||
Madison | Alexandria | |
Anderson | Wigwam | |
Anderson | Teepee | |
Elwood | ||
Frankton | ||
Lapel | Old Gym | |
Lapel | New Gym | |
Pendleton Heights | ||
Marion | Franklin Central | |
Heritage Christian | ||
Indy. Cathedral | ||
Perry Meridian | ||
Southport | ||
Marshall | Triton | |
Martin | Loogootee | |
Miami | Maconaquah | |
North Miami | ||
Peru | ||
Monroe | Bloomington North | |
Edgewood | ||
Montgomery | Southmont | |
Morgan | Eminence | |
Martinsville | ||
Monrovia | ||
Newton | South Newton | |
Noble | East Noble | |
Ohio | Rising Sun | |
Orange | Orleans | |
Owen | Owen Valley | |
Parke | Riverton Parke | |
Rockville | ||
Turkey Run | Now Closed | |
Perry | Tell City | Brian Taylor Arena |
Pike | Pike Central | |
Porter | Morgan Twp. | |
Posey | Mt. Vernon | |
Pulaski | Winamac | |
Putnam | Greencastle | |
South Putnam | ||
Randolph | Monroe Central | |
Monroe Central | Aux Gym(Girls) | |
Randolph Central | ||
Union(Modoc) | ||
Union City | ||
Winchester | ||
Ripley | Batesville | |
Jac-Cen-Del | ||
Milan | ||
South Ripley | Tyson Auditorium | |
South Ripley | Girls Gym | |
South Ripley | New Girls Gym | |
Rush | Rushville | |
Scott | Austin | Girls(old gym) |
Austin | Girls(new gym) | |
Austin | Boys | |
Scottsburg | Charles Meyer Gym. | |
Shelby | Morristown | |
Shelbyville | ||
S'western(Shelby) | ||
Triton Central | ||
Waldron | ||
Spencer | South Spencer | |
St. Joseph | LaVille | |
Mishawaka | ||
Starke | Knox | |
Steuben | Angola | |
Sullivan | Union(Dugger) | |
Switzerland | Switzerland County | |
Tippecanoe | Lafayette Jefferson | Crawley Center |
Tipton | Tipton | |
Tri-Central | ||
Union | Union County | |
Vanderburgh | Evansville North | |
Vermillion | North Vermillion | |
Vigo | West Vigo | |
Wabash | Northfield | |
Southwood | ||
Wabash | ||
Warren | Seeger | |
Warrick | Castle | |
Washington | Eastern(Pekin) | |
Salem | ||
West Washington | ||
Wayne | Richmond | |
Wells | Bluffton | Old Gym |
Bluffton | New Gym | |
Norwell | ||
Southern Wells | ||
White | North White | |
Twin Lakes | ||
Twin Lakes | Staggs Gym | |
Whitley | Columbia City |
Hoosier Hysteria
Saturday, November 21, 2020
Indiana High School's I've attended games in
High School Streaming Links
Links to various YouTube and other online pages which have been streaming live events recently
Avon Orioles
https://www.youtube.com/c/AHSOrioleReport/videos
Blackford Bruins
https://www.youtube.com/c/BlackfordSports/videos
Brebeuf
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCskxUujiNntOM_oIXiMgTMQ/videos
Columbia City Eagles
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2hfaAzoCmco6oMuu5K3JQw/videos
Connersville
https://www.youtube.com/user/LocalTV3/videos
Covington
https://www.youtube.com/c/CovingtonHighSchool247/videos
Crawfordsville Athletics
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpqP5pl1li49EhQ2VNp2z2Q/videos
Delta Eagles
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdcXIGkoXbUF5J09XEsEAsw/videos
East Central
https://www.youtube.com/c/ECHSPAC/videos
Eastern Hancock
https://www.youtube.com/c/EHAthletics/videos
Fishers Tigers
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjxGOKTpyrk3-b3AVLsS1eQ/videos
Ft. Wayne(Summit City Sports)
https://www.youtube.com/user/SummitCitySports/videos
Garrett
Homestead Spartans
https://www.youtube.com/c/HomesteadHighSchoolMedia/videos
Jennings County- JCHS Steam
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChHOAAY-hhByz4941s2jDAg/videos
Lake Central
https://www.youtube.com/user/LCTVNEWS/videos
Manchester Squires
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-GbMIr9-pyDa7ocUAYSZKQ/videos
Martinsville
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXp3TMAZUmItg-8Fa_sq2FA
MIC Conference Network
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJZ6a8tnnw2LtdQ368tyxcg/videos
Mississinewa Indians
https://www.youtube.com/c/MCSCAthletics/videos
Morristown Yellow Jackets
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGtyka034FvG_AeeHn7ZxZw/videos
New Palestine
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChb8-jHjGc5JaIrFOzuf_ug/videos
North Putnam
https://www.youtube.com/c/NorthPutnamTV/videos
Northeast Dubois
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_dwYEHHFsHu53Ln5aY7WZg/videos
Owen Valley
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvDPzixcgG2rjo-utw2juDg/videos
Rossville
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0TgCpfqZY0Jdsd2oV6UlEg/videos
Seton Catholic
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTJmQQciDekWdwQ5_mAqivA
SEI Local Sports(Southeastern Indiana Schools)
https://www.seilocalsports.com/
Triton Trojans
https://www.youtube.com/c/TritonTrojans/videos
Wabash Apaches
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKgoJtW9O-6SGyF-iXOqd2A/videos
Wapahani
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7KCDDJ1VxWl9mv_TV6Kn1w
Washington Hatchets
https://www.youtube.com/c/WHSHBroadcasting/videos
West Washington- West Washington Livestream
https://www.youtube.com/c/WestWashingtonLivestream/videos
Westview
https://lagwanamedia.com/boys-varsity/
Saturday, April 30, 2016
Cortland upsets the Mighty Owls
Right from the start, the season went as the Owl's hoped it would. They opened at home with a thrilling come from behind victory over highly touted Mitchell. The mighty Owls began to steamroll through the 1st half of the season. They crushed county rival Crothersville 61-9, neighboring North Vernon 60-5 then highlighted the early season with another thrilling win over a highly touted Shelbyville team..... Then came the bombshell.
Soon after the rout of North Vernon came word from the Indiana High School Athletic Association that they had determined that Charles Henry was ineligible for the 1st semester as he did not live with a parent or guardian and would not be eligible until he completed a full semester at Seymour. Thus the IHSAA ordered the 1st 10 games of the season to be forfeited.
Seymour appealed the ruling and Henry accompanied by the Seymour superintendent Norman Lasher and principal Stewart traveled to Indianapolis for a hearing. Unfortunately for the Owls the IHSAA was then ruled by 'King' Arthur Trester who seldom reversed their rulings and did not do so now. The Seymour appeal was denied. Seymour's 1st 10 wins were erased.
With the distraction of the IHSAA ruling weighing on them, the Owls traveled to state power Washington for a much anticipated game. 600 Seymour fans boarded a chartered train for the trip down the B&O but it was to be a long ride. Seymour was not able to keep up with the strong Washington team and for the first time tasted actual defeat on the court, 36-21.
Despite the loss, Seymour recovered and cruised through the remaining games routing North Vernon once again, then winning easily over Edinburg, Greenfield, Jeffersonville and Scottsburg. Although they tripped up at Mitchell in a rematch 39-38 their expectations for a trip to the state finals still seemed well within reach as sectional time rolled around.
As usual Seymour was the host for the sectional which mostly consisted of Jackson Co schools. Although the Owls did not get the best draw, nobody thought it really mattered. Most thought that the only team who could possibly give them trouble would be the arch-rival Brownstown. Adding to the flavor of the rivalry was that it was now well-known that it was Brownstown's coach, Earl Chambers, who had turned Seymour in to the IHSAA in the Charles Henry affair. The brackets set up for the two to meet in the semi-final round where everyone thought fireworks would fly.
The sectional progressed just as expected. Seymour routed tiny Freetown and Clearspring to face Brownstown in the semi-final. For the most part cooler heads prevailed in the Seymour/Brownstown match-up and the game was a great barn burner with Seymour pulling out the thriller in the final minute to win 34-31. With Brownstown behind them the only thing left in Seymour's way to the Bedford regional and beyond was tiny Cortland.
It seems tiny Cortland was forgotten about even though they had 16 wins in the regular season. As Seymour was packing their bags for Bedford, Cortland jumped out to a quick 5-0 lead in the championship game. Seymour answered and the two played a see-saw game throughout the 1st half. In the final seconds Cortland tipped in a rebound basket and went into halftime with an unlikely 17-13 lead.
It was no fluke, Cortland held on to the lead in the second half. Playing sure and steady ball they even started to extend the lead late in the 3rd. By the middle of the 4th quarter Cortland held a 31-20 lead setting the stage for a wild finish. Seymour was not about to roll over and die. Indeed they began an incredible rally. With Seymour playing tight defense, Cortland would not score another field goal. Bit by bit Seymour chipped away at the Cortland lead and with just under a minute left, tied the score at 31.
But here the tight defense failed the Owls. As Cortland held on to the ball for a last shot, Seymour committed a foul sending Cortland to the line. Cortland drained a free throw, fell back on defense and Seymour could not find the bucket again. Final score Cortland 32 Seymour 31.
Cortland celebrated their 1st and only sectional title that night in 1927 as the dreams of the Owls and their fans were gone with the wind.
Sunday, November 29, 2009
1973 Seymour Sectional upset special, Seymour downs Jennings County
The Seymour Owls resume` was not nearly as rosy. The Owls came into sectional play with an 11-9 record and had lost to Jennings County by double digits in mid-season. It was not a given that the Owls could even reach the championship game as the blind draw had not been kind to them. On their half of the bracket the Owls would have to face an always strong Scottsburg team and county rival Brownstown Central. Jennings County on the other hand was all but given a cake walk to Saturday nights title game when the little schools of Medora, Crothersville and Austin appeared on their side of the drawing. On paper there was not much to indicate the 1973 Seymour Sectional could hold any of the drama the 1972 edition had provided.
As Sectional time approached Coach Barney Scott's Seymour Owls began to click. In spite of their unremarkable season record the Owls seemed to catch fire. They earned their way to the championship game by routing Scottsburg 91-72 then fighting off Brownstown 58-47. There were no surprises on the other side of the bracket as Jennings County dusted off Medora 80-55 and a determined Austin squad 93-80. The stage was now set for a rematch of the 1972 title game and another classic Jennings County vs Seymour match-up. Coach Scott knew his Owls would need to pull off a nearly perfect game to upset the Panthers, and they did.
Once again the 8,000 seat Seymour Fieldhouse was standing room only for the championship game on Saturday night. Hoosier Hysteria was at a fever pitch by tip-off and it would be a night nobody in the gym would forget.
Just as in the 1972 final, both teams came out firing. Jennings County's high powered offense built a slim 26-23 lead after the 1st quarter and maintained the lead until Seymour forged ahead 35-34 midway into the 2nd on a FG by Dave Earley. Throughout the next few minutes the lead switched hands several times. Inside of two minutes before halftime Seymour's Jerry Hageman scored on a lay-up to give Seymour a 45-44. The Owls built on that to a 49-46 halftime lead with the upset in sight.
Whatever words of inspiration Coach Barney Scott had learned over his many years of coaching he must've used in the halftime pep talk. His Owls exploded out of the locker room with an 11-2 run building a 60-48 lead to take control of the game. Their lead reached a high-water mark of 13pts at 65-52 midway into the 3rd quarter but everyone knew that Jennings County was going to make a run, and they did.
Jennings County was not about to let their fine season die without a fight. Billy Harmon led the attack as the Panthers chipped the lead down to 77-70 at the end of the quarter into the early moments of the 4th the Owls lead had dwindled to 77-74. But that was as close as the Panthers would get until it was too late.
With the giant upset looming the Seymour Fieldhouse was rockin'. The Owls pushed the lead up to 7 at 88-81 in the final minutes. At this point Coach Scott ordered the Owls to spread the floor and force Jennings County to foul. It worked just as he had hoped. With 0:42 left Seymour's Bill Penner hit two FT's for a 90-85 lead. As this was 15yrs before the advent of the 3pt shot, this gave the Owls a three possession lead that proved to be the nail in the Panther's coffin.
Jennings County's All-Star Danny Brown hit a FG with 0:32 seconds left and a 90-87 Seymour lead. Unfortunately for the Panther faithful Seymour was able to milk the clock down to 0:10 left before Jennings County could foul. There was no time left for a Panther rally.
Seymour went to the line and hit 1 of 2 FT's and a 91-87 lead. The Seymour fans were in a frenzy of excitement and as Jennings County inbounded the ball they began to sarcastically chant, "GO JC". A taunt a generation of Panther fans would never forget. Danny Brown hit a FG in the final seconds to bring the score to 91-89 but the Owls didn't even need to inbound the ball. Holding the ball as the clock ran out, the upset was complete.
Seymour had played the nearly perfect game Coach Scott said they needed to win. The Owls committed only 6 turnovers for the game while hitting 56% from the field. Exactly what they needed to win their 36th Sectional title.
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Panther Power! Jennings Co. Earns 1st Sectional Title
Since the inception of the sectional round of the state tournament in the 1910's Seymour had dominated the Sectionals played annually on their home floor, winning the title 35 times. Jennings County on the other had was still a relatively new school having just opened 4 years before in 1968 after 30 years of consolidations had closed all of the schools in the county. While the old North Vernon Panthers had made a great run in the 1966 tournament to the final game of the Evansville Semi-State, this was the first time the new Jennings County Panthers had a good shot at the sectional title and possibly much further into the tournament.
Everyone was expecting this game to be a shootout. Jennings County led by Danny Brown and Billy Harmon had been one of the highest scoring teams in the history of Indiana High School Basketball averaging 92.9 points per game. They began tournament play no different than as they had been in the regular season with a rout of tiny Crothersville 90-57. The Panthers then earned their way to the sectional final after narrowly escaping upset minded Brownstown Central 90-88.
The host Seymour Owls were not lacking in firepower themselves. They had averaged 92ppg in their first and second round blowout wins over Austin and Scottsburg. The Owls were not going to be intimidated by the Panthers scoring machine. Earlier in the year Seymour had fallen to Jennings County by a scant 2pts. Now, playing on their home floor for the sectional title they were certain they could take down their rivals. All the ingredients were set for a classic battle.
As tip-off time approached for the Championship Game the 8,000 seat gym was Standing Room Only. With the excitement at a fever pitch it was clear from the very start that the game was going to be everything that it was expected to be. For three quarters the lead surged back in forth. It was tied after the 1st period at 20. Jennings County managed to gain a 3pt lead going into halftime. The 3rd period was a carbon copy of the 1st half and the final period began with the Panthers still on top 67-64.
From the start of the 4th quarter the play began to get rough and rowdy. Jennings County pushed out to a 75-68 lead early on but Seymour was not about to roll over and die. Turning up the pressure with a full court press, the Owls began to force several turnovers and convert them into points. With less than 4 minutes left to play the score was once again tied, 75 all.
It was now Jennings County's turn for a run. The Panthers led by center Bob Woods went on an eight point run and the Panther fans began to go wild smelling a sectional title. But as it had been scripted all night, Seymour had one last run in them. The Owls clawed back and in the final minute trailed by only one 88-87, following a FG by Scott Silver.
This was going to be Jennings County's night to celebrate. As Seymour was forced to foul, Jennings County converted on 3 of 4 free throws in the final moments to ice the game. After the Panthers Mark Gibson drained his 2nd point of the night to give JC a 91-88 lead, Seymour could not get a shot to fall until the final seconds. Jennings County had their 1st ever Sectional title, 91-90. Seymour's 36th title would have to wait..until next year.