PREP ROUNDUP: Wildcats pin Vikings on Senior NIght

Dec. 14—South Vermillion honored 11 seniors in high school wrestling Thursday, then completed the evening by beating West Vigo 60-19.

Pins for the Wildcats were recorded by Alex Shryock, senior Colt Doan, Jacob Whitlow and Gavin Martin.

The Vikings, who gave up six matches because of forfeits, got pins from Chase Hedden and Easton Roberts and decisions won by Jordan Krause and Aiden Boyles.

South Vermillion 60, West Vigo 19

165 — Jordan Krause (WV) def. Christian Peace 13-5.

175 — Alex Shryock (SV) pinned Jacob Lovell 0:34.

190 — Colt Doan (SV) pinned Christian Beattie 0:31.

215 — Chase Hedden (WV) pinned Mayson Wimsett 2:31.

285 — Zack Hess (SV) won by forfeit.

106 — Aiden Boyles (WV) def. Matthew Helt 12-7.

113 — Garret Pate (SV) won by forfeit.

120 — Jacob Whitlow (SV) pinned Hadyn Heck 4:40.

126 — Easton Roberts (WV) pinned Leland Drake 1:03.

132 — Hayden Kindred (SV) won by forfeit.

138 — Sam Eltringham (SV) won by forfeit.

144 — Gavin Martin (SV) pinned Blake Elkins 0:30.

150 — Raiden Griffin (SV) won by forfeit.

157 — Will Clay-Faulkner (SV) won by forfeit.

Next — South Vermillion (11-3) competes at the Russ Hesler Invitational at Greencastle on Saturday.

In other high school wrestling Thursday:

—Hoopeston 36, North Vermillion 34 — At Hoopeston, Ill., the Falcons lost a two-point match despite wins by Aden Rangel, Wyatt Walters (pin), Andrew Botner, Warren Pollard (major decision), Bradley Cope (pin), Quintin Holt (pin) and Aidan Hinchee (pin).

Girls basketball

—Linton 39, Shakamak 26 — In a battle for first place in the Southwestern Indiana Athletic Conference, the Miners and their defense prevailed Thursday.

Bradie Chambers had 25 points and Sydney Jerrells 11 for Linton, now 9-3 overall and 5-0 in the SWIAC. The Miners host Mitchell on Saturday afternoon.

Aubrie Lambermont had 11 points for the Lakers, 10-4 and 4-1. Shakamak is idle until playing at Mitchell on Dec. 30.

—Parke Heritage 58, Riverton Parke 17 — At Mecca, the Wolves overcame the absence of Raegan Ramsay by beating their county rival in a Wabash River Conference game Thursday.

Emma Simpson had 28 points plus seven rebounds, seven assists and three steals and Addilee Jenkins scored nine for Parke Heritage, now 11-3 and 3-0. The Wolves play Clay City on Dec. 22 at Northview.

Riverton Parke, 4-7 and 0-3, plays Covenant Christian on Dec. 22 at the Carroll (Flora) Tournament.