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TSI Spring League: Boys’ High School Division — Week 2

May 9, 2011

Week two scores and highlights from the Team Southern Indiana Spring Basketball League Boys’ High School Division at Sellersburg Nolan Fieldhouse:

Wildcats 54, Boilermakers 46: Brownstown’s Spencer Allman poured in 32 points and Trinity Lutheran’s Craig Stuckwisch added 15 as the Wildcats got past the Boilermakers. Floyd Central’s Nick Bomersbach paced the Boilermakers with 17 in the loss.

Crusaders 77, Irish 46: Northeast Dubois’ Bryce Huebner and Jennings County’s Colton Viel each netted 14 points in the Crusaders’ victory. The Irish got 21 from New Albany’s Parker Henes.

Sycamores 44, Jaguars 34: Eastern Pekin’s Austin Churchman and Brownstown’s Trey DeHart each totaled nine points to lead the Sycamores past the Jaguars. Charlestown’s Wesley Sexton led the way for the Jaguars in defeat with 10.
Boilermakers 77, Sycamores 63: Clarksville’s Marquise Parrish dropped in 19 points and Bomersbach added 18 as the Boilermakers got past the Sycamores. Jennings County’s Justin Webster put in 17 in the loss for the Sycamores.

Crusaders 81, Jaguars 60: Louisville (Ky.) St. Xavier’s Nathan Smith and New Albany’s Landon Howard scored 18 and 17 points, respectively, and the Crusaders blew past the Jaguars. Henryville’s Devin RIchey and Austin’s Kameron Draper netted 15 a piece in the loss for the Jaguars.

Wildcats 61, Irish 46: Allman ratcheted up a division-high 38 points and his Brownstown teammate T.J. Reynolds chipped in 10 as the Wildcats downed the Irish. Henes led the Irish with 13.

Aces 65, Cardinals 34: Eastern Pekin’s Cody Hurst netted 20 points and his Musketeer teammate Trey Albertson added 12 as the Aces lambasted the Cardinals. Columbus East’s Ross Williams led the Cardinals with just seven points.

Hoosiers 63, Bulldogs 55: Providence teammates Aaron Shahroudi and Colin Daly finished with 21 and 18 points, and the Hoosiers edged the Bulldogs. Jerad Walters and Blake Davis, both of South Ripley, put in 15 a piece in the loss.

Hoosiers 82, Cardinals 37: Shahroudi and South Ripley’s Joe Dicken racked up 18 points a piece to lead the Hoosiers past the Cardinals in a commanding fashion. Madison’s Matt Wollard led the Cardinals with 16.

Aces 64, Bulldogs 52: Albertson had 24 and Hurst 17, helping the Aces get past the Bulldogs. South Ripley’s Brandon Sizemore tallied 12 for the Bulldogs.

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