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Southport Cardinals | Archive | August, 2008
FB: Roncalli-Southport webcast LIVE Friday!
Posted on 21 August 2008 by alexanderscot.
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FB: LIVE webcasts start Friday on HoosierAuthority.com!
Posted on 21 August 2008 by alexanderscot.
Are you ready for some football?!? Well, you can get your fill of high school pigskin action right here on HoosierAuthority.com! Every Friday night, you can log on to our WEBCASTS page (link that appears at center-top of home page) and listen to live action from around the state.
Once again this year, HoosierAuthority.com will be the voice of Southport Cardinal football. Join Adam Schuchman & Ken Haupt for all the thrills Aug. 22 when a storied Indianapolis southside rivalry is renewed as the Roncalli Rebels visit Southport for the first time in about 15 years.
You can also hear Sagamore Conference action this Friday evening when Western visits Frankfort and Southmont travels to Wabash River Conference contender Fountain Central. Still not enough? Then how about Benton Central visiting North Montgomery?
As the season progresses, the list of live football action on HoosierAuthority.com will grow each week. Hey, it is just another reason why we are your Indiana high school sports authority.
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Cardinals Football Scrimmage
Posted on 20 August 2008 by pennstatefan33.
Quarterback Shawn Gibson has a very positive outlook on last week’s scrimmage against Broadripple.
“It showed what we needed to work on and what our strengths will be against Roncalli,” Gibson said.
When Gibson was asked about his outlook on the upcoming season he thought that the team was going to be strong.
“In this year, instead of years past we have a lot of returning players and the underclassmen are stepping up,” says Gibson.
Peebles’ and Gibson’s outlooks on the upcoming season are very much alike.
“ We kept it simple,” said Peebles, “but we could have executed better.”
According to Peebles, there are many injuries on the team but, there are also a lot of returning seniors.
Drew Andis was one of the players with an injury during the scrimmage. Andis thinks that this year will be better than last year.
“There were a fair share of mistakes,” said Andis,” but overall , (we played) pretty well.”
Andis and Gibson are planning for a win against south-side rival, Roncalli.
By:Krystel Sloan
Southport News Bureau
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Cardinals Crush Warriors
Posted on 20 August 2008 by pennstatefan33.
The Southport High School girls’ golf team won their match against Warren Central on August 18, 2008 with a final score of 189-203. The Cardinals were lead by freshman Zoey Freese with a score of 43. The Cardinals strengthened their record to 2-1. The Cardinals next match is against Lawrence Central on August 19, 2008.
By: Kyle Kibby
Southport News Bureau
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Cardinals fall short of victory
Posted on 20 August 2008 by pennstatefan33.
The Southport High School girls’ golf team struggled on August 14,2008. They lost a match to Ben Davis with a final score of 166-175. Kate Wisley lead the team by shooting a 39, closely followed by teammate Adi Wagner with a score of 41. The Cardinal’s next match is against Warren Central on August 18.
By: Kyle Kibby
Southport News Bureau
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Cardinals face off with the Trojans
Posted on 20 August 2008 by pennstatefan33.
The Cardinals won their season opener 172-174 against Bishop Chatard at Southern Dunes (Home) on August 13, 2008. The Cardinals were led by Freshman Zoey Freese. Freese had the best score of the evening with a 40, followed by teammates Junior Corttney Tyler, Senior Kate Wisley, and Sophomore Adi Wagner who all shot a 44. That was the first time in six years that the Cardinals have beaten Bishop Chatard. The Cardinals record from last season was three and ten. They are looking to greatly improve this record.
“I think we have a great team this season I believe a few of us will even go to state” says Junior Corttney Tyler.
By: Kyle Kibby
Southport News Bureau
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Cardinals win season opener
Posted on 20 August 2008 by pennstatefan33.
The Southport High School boys’ soccer team opened up against the Greenwood Woodmen on August 18, 2008. The Cardinals won the game, 6-1.
”The guys played very good soccer, all the things we worked on over the past six months are showing early dividends,” coach Josh Brown wrote in an email to the Southport News Bureau.
Sophomore Wes Oliver led the team with two goals and three assists. Freshman Drew Oliver also had two goals and only one assist. Juniors Kraig Roberts and Jose Castellanos both had one goal apiece.
This is the first opening win for the Cardinals boys’ soccer team in four years.
By: Kyle Kibby
Southport News Bureau
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Soccer Lady Cards Dominate
Posted on 20 August 2008 by pennstatefan33.
The Lady Cards Soccer team showed leaps and bounds from last season, scoring only 12 goals all of last season the Lady Cards almost reached half the mark with 5 goals in the first game against Greenwood Monday night. Three goals of which came from outstanding freshman Abby Springer and one from Allie Radford. Sarah Shannon also led with two assist leading the cards to a 1-0 record.
The Lady Cards showed tremendous improvement from last year and not only from the offensive side, but also defensivly. The Lady Cards only allowed three shots all game, one shot in the first, two shots in the second half. The Cardinals defense didn’t let the ball even get close to goalie Senior Lauren Grelle as the Cards outshot the Woodmen 23-3.
The Southport Lady Cards started off the season fresh with a win, winning 5-1 against the Greenwood Woodmen. The next game is August 21 at Mt. Vernon.
By: Shawn Gibson
Southport News Bureau
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FB – Preview: Southport Hoping Recored Will Reflect Improvement
Posted on 05 August 2008 by pennstatefan33.
Hoosier Authority
Coach Bill Peebles is entering his fourth year as head
football coach at
It has been a massive rebuilding job that has yet to pay big dividends on the
field. The Cardinals were just 1-9 on the gridiron last season, ending last in
Conference
You might expect that the pressures might be starting to wear on the exuberant
Peebles. In reality, the exact opposite is true.
Peebles believes the 2008 season may be the first real
breakthrough for a program that has made unbelievable strides off the field.
The Cardinals will have more players in uniform than any season since Peebles
arrival. The feeder system has begun having success on the field. Then there is
the most impressive fact of all.
will field 24 seniors this year. That is the same number that began as freshmen
four years ago. That kind of retention is almost unheard of in football. It is
a solid indication of the loyalty and work ethic that has been instilled into
the Cardinal camp.
As you might anticipate, Peebles is expecting great
leadership from those seniors. That begins with Shawn Gibson, the Cardinals’
quarterback. Gibson will be in his second full season as the signal caller. Up
front, 6’3”, 240lb Doug Petty will lead the offensive line. The Cardinal
defense will follow the cue of linebacker Drew Andis. Andis is a 5’10”, 205lb
ball of bad news for opponents.
Offensively,
reason for optimism. The running game should be solid behind the skills of
5’11”, 175lb. senior tailback Julian Walker and his bigger buddy Fullback Tyler
Plummer. The passing game features the rarest of high school weapons, a quality
tight end. 6’4”, 215lb. Ben Jones patrols that spot and brings a variety of
talents to the job. Jones is a good run blocker and a big target for Gibson in
the passing game. Defensively,
be anchored in the line by 5’10” Andre Tudor. Junior Joe Gilliam will join
Andis in anchoring a linebacking corp that should be much improved.
The fascinating thing about the cardinals heading into this
season is that Peebles points to the same factor as both the strength and
potential weakness of his team. That factor is physical strength. The coach is
extremely happy with the work of his charges in the offseason weight room. He
believes the team will be stronger than in any season during his tenure.
However, he is quick to point out that a lack of size and raw physical strength
is still the biggest hurdle facing the Cardinals when they enter the tough Conference
schedule.
Speaking of schedules,
will get a good indication on opening night of just how far the program has
come. The Cardinals will host perennial powerhouse Roncalli on that evening.
The game is not only a big test; it is also the renewal of a once great
southside
rivalry. Peebles is ecstatic from both standpoints.
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