Southport Cardinals | Archive | December, 2009

BSW: Cards place 4th at Cardinal Classic

 

On Saturday (12-5), the Southport boys’ swim team placed fourth out of six teams. During the meet, ten swimmers swam a total of seventeen of their best times.


Sophomore Dustin Baker dropped 10 seconds in the 500 freestyle for the second time in one week and placed fourth, freshman Logan Collins dropped times in the 50, 100, and 200 freestyle races, and sophomore Cody Camp dropped twenty-two seconds in the 500 freestyle and one second in the 100 butterfly. Senior Austin Williams scored six points and sophomore David Dart scored three points to help the team out also.

“Everybody swam really well,” said coach Matt Jeffries. ” We had an exceptional meet.”

By: Stephen Gearhart        
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BSW: Cards lose to Warriors

 

On Tuesday (12-8), the Southport boys swim team lost against the Whiteland Warriors.


“I was disappointed because on paper Whiteland won, but we were the better team,” said coach Matt Jeffries. “We should have won that meet.”


Senior Austin Williams and sophomore David Dart were the main contributors for Southport. Sophomore Dustin Baker showed more improvement dropping four more seconds in the 500 freestyle and placed second.

By: Stephen Gearhart    
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GSW: Cards place 2nd in Cardinal Classic

 

Falling short only to the Perry Meridian Falcons, the Southport Girls Swimming & Diving team eked out a second place standing in the six-team Southport Classic on Saturday, December 5th. The Lady Cards beat Bishop Chatard by only one point.


The final score was Perry Meridian 128, Southport 61, Bishop Chatard 60, Heritage Christian 43, Cardinal Ritter 25, Owen Valley 4.


“We’re ecstatic,” said Assistant Coach Anastasia in an interview the Monday after the meet. She noted that in all, forty personal bests were attained over the course of the meet.  She also said that among other notable performers were junior Lizzy Dart who won the 100 meter fly, senior Shelby Ogle who dropped time in at least one of her events, and sophomore Kristin Kelly who achieved a personal best in each event she competed in.


“It was an awesome meet,” said Coach Anastasia. “The team really stepped up as a whole, you could tell by the look on the kids’ faces that they knew they had done well.”


Anastasia noted that her confidence rests heavily on the fact that whereas last year the team won a mere three meets, this year they have only lost once, and they’re only three meets into the season.


The Cardinals compete away against Whiteland on Tuesday, December 8th.


 


By: Devin Leslie
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BB: Cards lose to Center Grove

 

The Cards boys’ basketball team came out firing the other night against south side rival Center Grove, but the boys couldn’t keep the steam going throughout the second half and eventually fell to the Trojans 69-55. Kellon Thomas led the Cards in a hard fought game with 19 points and five assists. Southport had a great first half, and went into the locker room with a lead, but Center Grove fought back strong and controlled the game from the third quarter on.


“There was a four minute stretch at the beginning of the third quarter that really put us behind,” said head coach Wes Peek, “aside from that four minute stretch I thought we were aggressive on both ends of the floor.”


The Cards will look to get back on track tonight as they travel to take on Greenfield Central. Tipoff is at 6:00pm.


By: Jordan East
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W: Cards placed 2nd at Hagerstown Invitional

 

Southport had the Haggerstown Invitional last Saturday, Dec. 5. Southport placed second out of five teams, beating everyone but Noblesville.


Senior Vinny Parmer, junior Jon Cleary, and senior Jordan East each went undefeated. Cleary was also the athlete of the week last week.  Senior Austin Allen had a very good match. He was losing the entire match and with ten seconds to go he turned his guy and ended the match with more points.

By: Kinsey Goff
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GBB: Cards advance to second round of county

 

The Lady Cards came out on top Tuesday night against the Franklin Central Flashes in the first round of county. The Lady Cards won, 52-43. They started off the first half with 29 points. Junior Ali Walker led the team with 20 points followed by freshman Bria Wright with 9 points.


“We played really well,” said senior Stephanie Shobe. “We had a lot to prove at this game and it was a big team win.”


The Lady Cards will play in the second round of county against Pike Red Devils. The Red Devils advanced to the second round of county by beating Lawrence Central, 42-32.The game is scheduled to start at 7:00 p.m.


By: Aubrey Rudisill
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W: Cards beat Washington

 

Southport beat Washington 74-6 on Monday Nov. 30. According to Coach Mr. Todd Weaver, it went pretty well. Before the meet, they worked on how to get away from wrestlers when they leach onto each other, but working on it didn’t help much at the meet.


“[freshman] Frankie Trevino and [senior] Vinny Parmer wrestled very well. We could see a lot of what we were working on in their matches. Our weakness is not wrestling hard to whole match and Frankie did the best of anyone with continuing to wrestle the whole time and not giving up.”


They are working on fixing their mistakes in practices.

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W: Cards go 4-1

 

Southport went 4-1 at the Princeton Super 6 tournament on Nov. 21. According to coach Todd Weaver, they didn’t wrestle very well. He wasn’t very pleased but at the same time, if a team goes 4-1 the first meet they have a lot of potential.


“Right now we have a lot of guys with bad practice habits,” said Weaver. “They drill how they want to drill and not how we want them to and it shows up in meets. That was probably the thing I was most disappointed with at the meet.”


Junior John Cleary and seniors Vinney Palmer and Jordan East went undefeated. According to Weaver, Cleary wrestled very well. He had some tough competition but still pinned four out of the five guys he wrestled.


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GSW: Dual meet results in tie

 

 


The girls Swimming & Diving team’s effort on Tuesday, Dec. 1st resulted in a tie, in a dual meet against Beech Grove on the Hornets’ home turf.


 


The final score was Southport 77, Beech Grove 77.


 


“Already I have noticed a change in effort form-wise,” said Southport Head Coach Jeffries of his team’s performance.


 


The Lady Cards’ next meet is the Southport Classic at home on Saturday, Dec. 5th. It will be their first invitational of the season.


 


By: Devin Leslie


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BSW: Cards win their first meet of the season

 

On Tuesday, Southport’s boys swim team competed against Beech Grove and won their first meet of the season. They won with a score of 103-82 after trailing. After diving, the team managed to get first place in every event.


“I think (winning the meet) did a lot for team morale,” said assistant coach Anastasia Von Rahl


Sophomore Dustin Baker and sophomore Nate Loomis swam well and got their personal best in one of their events. Baker swam in the 500 freestyle with a time of 6:20.20, dropping 10 seconds from the previous meet. Loomis swam a 1:15.93 in the 100 ****** stroke, and dropped 6 seconds from his previous best time, which he swam last year at sectionals.


“It was an exciting meet,” said head coach Matt Jeffries. “They’re continuing to grow a lot in their knowledge and it’s beginning to show in the meets.”


By: Stephen Gearhart
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