Lake Central High School

It was a great day for the student-athletes at Lake Central. Lake Central assured itself of at least 4 DAC titles for spring sports. Volleyball has already completed their 14-0 DAC season to win the league. Girls' tennis guaranteed itself a first place share with a win over rival Crown Point last night. This will be tennis' 1st title since LC joined the DAC in 2002-2003. If they defeat Merrillville tomorrow the girls will be the outright champions. Softball has moved to 12-0 in the DAC with two games left to play; a senior night victory tonight over Merrillville and the girls will be the DAC Champions. Baseball defeated Crown Point at home last night and they're now 11-0 in the DAC. The rubber match tonight will likely determine either a share of the DAC or sole possession of first place. Girls' T/F finished the regular season 6-1 and finished 2nd at the conference meet locking up at 2nd place conference finish. Still to come...boys' golf is tied atop the conference at 6-1 with lots more golf still to be played. Boys' T/F hosts the DAC Championships tonight to determine placement. Girls' T/F DAC Championships @ Valparaiso--2nd place Full Meet Results: https://live.temporuntiming.com/meets/52595 Attached documents include full meet results and team scores. Lake Central entered the meet down one in the standings and with a 1st place team finished could've jumped ahead of the Valparaiso Vikings. Valparaiso ended up being the meet winner with 145 points and Lake Central finished 2nd with 122 points. Also, congratulations to JV DAC track champion Aubrey Neal in the 1600 meter and 3200 meter run. Congrats to the Varsity Girls track team who finished second in the conference last night. All-Conference athletes included our 4x800 relay team of Macey Thompson, Chloe Neal, Lana Bruggeman and Brynn Hayes; our 4x100 relay team of Alina Williams, Naiomi Dilosa, Keegan MCLaughlin and Aleena Navarro; and our 4x400 relay team of Brynn Hayes, Claire Widstrand, Sophia Palme,r and Macey Thompson. Individual event all-conference honors were earned by: Aleena Navarro and Morgan Williamson in the 100 and 200; Katelyn Smith in the pole vault; Chloe Neal in the 1600 and 3200; Lana Bruggeman in the 3200; Sophia Palmer in the 100 and 300 hurdles; Amelia Hecht in the 100 hurdles, 300 hurdles and long jump; Emma Reyes in the shot and disc; Delaney Oberholtzer in the shot and Conference Champion in the discus throw; and Macey Thompson Conference Champion in the 1600 and 2-time conference champion in the 800. LC will race in the Hobart Sectional next week. Girls' Tennis @ Crown Point Varsity--LC 3 Crown Point 2 Lake Central ran its DAC record to 6-0 with a match at Merrillville left to play. They're currently alone in first place: Chesterton is 5-1 and Crown Point 4-2. LC was victorious at #2 singles (Tatiana Marjanovich), #3 singles (Sai Chodavarapu), and #2 doubles (Ava Bafia and Tessa Murzyn). Much congratulations to the girls for cementing their place in LC girls' tennis history (1st DAC team Championship). Softball @ Crown Point Varsity--LC 5 CP 1 JV--LC 12 CP 11 Softball just wrapped up their 3rd consecutive DAC Championship with a rivalry win at Crown Point last night. LC fell behind by 1 in the first and quickly tied it in the 2nd inning; Lake Central then scored 3 in the fourth highlighted by a Tegan Tripp 2-RBI single to center. On the mound, Maddie Such was terrific on the mound tossing 7 innings of 1-run ball. Such struck out 6 Bulldog batters. Kate Renschen went 4-5 to lead the offense. Taylor Schafer added two hits and an HBP. LC hosts the Merrillville Pirates tonight. Tonight is senior night and LC gets to celebrate 6 special senior girls and their families. The JV trailed 8-5 after 5 and LC exploded for 7 runs over the final two frames to win 12-11. This game featured 28 hits and 23 runs and several lead changes. Cali Ramirez stayed red hot with a four-hit effort: Ramirez homered twice in the 5th and 6th innings. She also added a double and single. Aubrey Richardson (HR) and Ava DeNormandie each had 3 hits. Ava Musch (HR) and Soleil Snyder added a pair of hits. JV (White)/JV (Blue)/V Baseball vs Crown Point V--LC 7 CP 3 JV Blue--LC 1 CP 5 JV White--LC 5 CP 6 In front of a packed house of over 300 LC/CP fans, Lake Central struck the Bulldogs ace fast to the tune of 7 runs in the first two innings. The Indians managed just one hit over the final five frames, but the 7 runs held up as Josh Flores (5 innings and the win) and Zach Nicola (2 innings and a save) combined to strike out 11 CP hitters. Drew Kosteba broke the game open with his two RBI double off the left-center field wall. Dylan Hein also added a pair of RBIs. Tonight's GAME at Crown Point (4:30 pm start) will determine the conference race outcome. Currently LC is 11-0 and Crown Point is 10-1. The Lake Central JV Blue Indians fell to the Crown Point Bulldogs 5-1 on Tuesday evening. The Indians struggled to get anything going offensively, recording only 5 total hits. Anthony Sanchez provided two hits for the Indians, and Connor Friesema, Logan Barbush, and Jacob Forystek also had hits. Marc Passo, Owen Kopercinski, and JT Rozanski combined to scatter 7 hits across the game and only gave up 2 earned runs. The Indians look to get back on track against the Bulldogs this evening at Lake Central. The JV white let one get away last night, allowing 6 runs over the final two frames to fall 6-5. Mateo Kluga tossed 5 innings of 2 run baseball (0 ER). Matt Tuftedal, Adrian Claussen, Ben Schultz, and Michael Zilinger each had a pair of hits. Boys' Golf vs Portage and Valparaiso-- 1. LC JV 160 2. Valpo V 164 3. LC V 166 4. Valpo JV 169 5. Portage V 190 The LC JV team knocked off the LC V team, Portage varsity team, and Valparaiso varsity team at Forest Park Golf Course. The varsity Indians finished the first half off the DAC round robin with a 6-1 record and still atop the DAC standing. Tyler Morton and Logan Carroll were once again steady in their round, as they both fired a 39. Tyler Morton 39 Matthew Tuley 43 Carter McCall 43 Troy Howell 41 Cooper Kroncke 44 Logan Carrol 39 Cole Sullivan 40 Drew Barkauskas 41 James Matlon 40 Yianni Boufis 42