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Warriors redeemed in first round of the sectional |
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Wednesday, 11 March 2009 00:00 |
Madison defeated Scottsburg by seven in their regular season matchup 62-55, and the Warriors felt that they should have won that game, and set out to prove it.
Defeating Madison would be no easy task, as the Cubs had the home floor, and the bragging rights.
It mattered not for Scottsburg as they came out of the gate on fire from down town, as A.J. Humes and Mason Gregory would drain several early threes. This would boost Scottsburg to a 10 point halftime lead that would grow in the second half.
The third quarter was even more lopsided against Madison, as Scottsburg outscored them 17-9, extending their lead even further. The Cubs had one final run left in them, as they would begin to score in bunches in the fourth.
Scottsburg, too, would score a ton, as both teams would score over 25 points in the final period.
The Warriors were redeemed, winning 76 to 60. Mason Gregory would be the highlight performer of the night, scoring 28 on six three pointers. Many fans expected Colt Ryan of Batesville to steal the show, but he scored only 24 as Greensburg upset them in the first game.
This win would sent the Warriors to their first sectional title game since 2005, as they were set to play Greensburg.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 11 March 2009 12:48 |
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Warriors pick up second non conference win against Panthers |
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Wednesday, 11 March 2009 00:00 |
The second half of the season had been a struggle for the Warriors thus far, especially non-conference games, coming in with only one win out of the Mid-Southern Conference, which came against Southwestern. Scottsburg knew it would be a tough road ahead, with games against Floyd Central, Jeffersonville, and Mitchell coming after their matchup against the Panthers.
Scottsburg again started the game well, outscoring Jennings County 18-12 in the first quarter, but dropping off a bit in the second, with the run being 13-17. Scottsburg would take a 31-29 lead into halftime, hoping that the second half wouldn’t show a major drop-off like it had in recent games. To their disappointment, the third quarter again wouldn’t go the Warriors way, as Jennings County would take a 45-44 lead into the final period. Scottsburg went on a tear in the fourth however, scoring a whopping 26 points to take home the 70-59 win, making it their second all season out of conference.
Once again Max Clemons would lead the team in scoring with 17, as they looked to get some momentum for their game against Floyd Central.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 11 March 2009 12:49 |
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911 call leads to recent drug arrests for SPD, traffic stops lead to other arrests |
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Written by Administrator
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Wednesday, 11 March 2009 00:00 |
On Friday, February 27, the Sellersburg Police Department received a 911 call with the caller stating they had information about a Marijuana grow in Sellersburg.
Officers Daniel E. Cotton and Charles A. Stirsman spoke with the caller, who related specific details about the location of the grow and how it was set up. Using this information Officers Cotton and Stirsman obtained a search warrant for an apartment in the 300 block of South New Albany Street.
At approximately 1 a.m. on February 28, a small group of officers from the Sellersburg Police Department served the search warrant at the apartment. Inside, officers located 27 marijuana plants in various stages of growth, ranging from a couple inches to about one foot tall. Also found were various items used in the cultivation such as UV lighting, an automatic timer, potting soil and containers. Several items used to smoke marijuana were also located. Three people were present in the apartment at the time the search warrant was served, Jonathan Hicks, 22 and John Greer, 26, who leased the apartment, and Alyssa Dennison, 19, who is a resident of Mauckport, Indiana. |
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 11 March 2009 12:51 |
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Charlestown Police make narcotic arrests |
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Written by Administrator
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Wednesday, 11 March 2009 00:00 |
In the early morning hours of March 2 Charlestown City Police Department made two arrests after executing a search warrant on Dodge Boulevard in Charlestown.
Charlestown’s drug enforcement officer had been investigating the occupants of the residence after receiving several tips that narcotics were being sold there.
Charlestown City Police Officers Sgt. Richard Wagner and Officer Joe Jones were assisted by Indiana State Police Trooper Robert Caudill as they executed a search warrant which revealed an undisclosed amount of marijuana, drug paraphernalia, and several prescription pills they were looking for.
Officers also discovered that there were three young children and one infant inside the home as well.
CPD Officers arrested 28 year old Efrain Martinez and 35 year old Jesse Aguilar Jr. and charged both with several felony drug dealing related charges.
Both Martinez and Aguilar were later booked into the Michael L. Becher Correctional Facility. Officers also called on the Clark County Child Protection Services to assist.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 11 March 2009 12:52 |
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