Lake Central High School

Volleyball Sweeps Crown Point and Portage The Indians swept Crown Point 3-0 winning 28-26, 25-14, and 25-22. After a back-and-forth first set, the Indians dominated the remainder of the match. LC is unbeaten in the conference and overall and will host Portage tonight. On Monday night, LC took on Portage in a DAC match. The Blue Indians swept the Red Indians to move their record to 13-0 overall and 9-0 in the DAC. Also, much congratulations to Christian Czarnik as he signed his National Letter of Intent to play volleyball at Trine University in Angola, Indiana! Golf Takes 4th in the Midwest Classic at Sandy Pines The Indians hosted the 11th annual Midwest Classic at Sandy Pines Golf Course. The varsity finished 4th overall in a challenging field. Cole Sullivan fired a 75, Cooper Kroncke shot a 76, and Yianni Boufis shot a 78 to lead LC. Also, scoring for the Indians was Logan Carroll with an 84. The team shot a 313. The Indians will play at La Porte's Beechwood GC in a DAC tri against the host Slicers and Crown Point Bulldogs tomorrow. Baseball Goes 2-1 on the Week The Indians added a conference win over Michigan City and split with highly ranked Penn on Saturday. On Tuesday, the Indians defeated the Wolves 16-1 after 4 1/2 innings of play. LC had 12 hits in this one and scored 12 in the first to cruise to victory. Jacob Forystek led the way with three hits and 3 RBIs. Parker Robinson added 2 hits/2 RBIs and Austin Brower had 2 hits/3 RBIs. This was a bullpen game for LC: Five different pitchers worked one innings. Owen Kopercinski was credited with the win. LC hosted the Penn Kingsmen in a DH on Saturday. Game 1 went to the Kingsmen as they defeated LC in 8 innings (5-4). Keegan O'Bryan added a pair of hits. Austin Brower doubled and Brayden Walls tripled in the loss. Marc Passo was the pitcher of record. The Indians used four pitchers in this one. LC found revenge in game 2 of the twin bill: They used a 5 runs 6th to break a 4-4 tie and cruise to a 9-4 victory. Tyler Thuftedal had 2 hits and drove in 3. Brower added 2 hits as well. Sautter earned his 1st career varsity win in his 2 scoreless innings of relief. Kopercinski threw 5 strong innings allowing just 4 runs, only one was earned. The Indians have Chesterton as their DAC foe this week. Softball Continues its Dominance at the Carmel Invite Lake Central cruised thru the field at the Carmel Invitational this weekend. The Indians defeated Noblesville 8-2, Brownsburg 15-0, and top ranked Penn 14-0 in route to the championship. Noblesville took an early lead and kept the Indians' ferocious offense at bay until the 4th. The Indians scored 7 over the final 3 innings to earn the win. MaKayla Van Vossen, Lexi Iwema, and Sofia Beals all homered for LC. Van Vossen drove in 3 and Beals 2 to pace the Indians. Maddie Such struck out 9 in her 6 innings of work to earn the win. In game 2 LC smashed Brownsburg 15-0. The Indians used 15 hits (8 for extra bases). LC scored in 4 of the 5 innings. Tegan Tripp had a day! She crushed two homeruns, had 4 hits and drove in 9 runs. Such also homered and added 3 hits and 3 RBIs. Addy Mikolanis added two hits and a triple and Piper Urbanski also had 2 hits. Colbie Tressel went the distance and fanned 6, allowing just 2 hits. The championship game featured two of the top dogs in Indiana: Lake Central and Penn. LC used the long ball again in this one as 5 of the 14 hits flew over the fence. Such, Madi Wainright, Iwema, Tripp, and Emma Wilkins all homered. Iwema drove in 4, and Such and Wainright each drove in 3. Tripp remained hot as pounded out 3 hits. The Indians are now 17-0 overall. Track and Field Competes Against Michigan City and Chesterton The boys hosted the Michigan City Wolves and the Chesterton Trojans, and the girls traveled to Chesterton for the same triangular. The boys finished 1-1 with a DAC win over MC and a DAC loss to Chesterton. The girls remained unbeaten in the DAC moving to 3-0-1 with their win and tie this week. Below are the individuals that scored in their respective races (top 3 in individual or 1st in a relay): BOYS ***100M--Kaiden Lee 2nd, Lucas Lynn 3rd 200M--Jacob White-Hutsler 1st, Kaiden Lee 3rd 400M--Tim O'Brien 2nd, Kendell Bishop 3rd 1600M--Ben Perschon 1st, Lucca Neves 2nd 3200M--Eli Tyrpin 3rd 110MH--Chris Sharp 2nd, Omar Hijaz 3rd Pole Vault--Cody Kostecki 1st Long Jump--Lucas Lynn 2nd Shot--Anthony Greer 1st, Colten Mynes 3rd Discus--Luke Czaja 1st, Peter Kouros 2nd GIRLS **100M--Madison Parlor 2nd, Aleena Navarro 3rd 200M--Aleena Navarro 2nd, Morgan Williamson 3rd 400M--Iva Andric 3rd 800M--Brynn Hayes 1st 1600M--Macey Thompson 1st, Lana Bruggeman 2nd, Chloe Neal 3rd 3200M--Madeline Underwood 3rd 10MH--Allison Kreuger 2nd 300MH--Kyrie Pollack 3rd 4X100M relay--Naomi Dilosa, Emma Murphy, Aleena Navarro, Morgan Williamson 1st 4X400M relay--Emma Murphy, Macey Thompson, Aleena Navarro, Brynn Hayes 1st 4X800M relay--Macey Thompson, Chloe Neal, Anna Domingo, Iva Andric 1st High Jump--Nasira Callaway 1st, Kyrie Pollack 3rd Pole Vault--Katelyn Smith 2nd, Jenna Smith 3rd Long Jump--Alina Williams 2nd Shot--Emma Reyes 1st Discus--Emma Reyes 1st