Marian linebacker Bailey Bennett tied for team honors with 10 tackles as the Knights football team celebrated homecoming with a 48-17 victory over 10th-ranked Concordia.
The former Center Grove standout, a sophomore, is second on the team in tackles with 29.5 entering today’s game at Manchester.
CENTER GROVE
Vanderbilt defensive end Cameron Tidd tied his career high with five tackles, including 1.5 for loss, in a 14-7 loss at Kentucky.
Max Norris carried the ball 16 times for 87 yards for Western Illinois as it won at Missouri State, 31-14.
Indiana State running back Titus McCoy had four carries for 27 yards and a touchdown as the Sycamores defeated Southern Illinois, 24-21.
Sophomore defensive end Jovan Swann had three tackles, including 1.5 for loss, in Stanford’s 20-14 win at Arizona State.
Indianapolis safety Connor Steeb had five tackles in the Greyhounds’ 48-10 win against McKendree. Teammate Blake Moran, also a sophomore safety, had a tackle for UIndy.
Joey Siderewicz caught two passes for 29 yards in Franklin College’s 64-20 defeat of Earlham.
Redshirt freshman Trevor Hohlt had a catch for 11 yards for Ball State in its 42-20 loss at home to Eastern Eastern.
Taylor defensive backs Sam Bolin and Tyler Watson each had a tackle in their team’s 28-19 victory at Lindenwood.
Cincinnati swimmer Caroline Sheehan helped the Bearcats take first in the 400 freestyle relay during a dual meet at IUPUI.
Franklin College sophomore Noah Tallman swam on the 200 medley relay team that finished fourth during the Indiana Division III meet at Wabash College.
Middle Tennessee volleyball swept UTEP behind the 39 assists and nine digs from junior setter Taylor Hammill. In a five-set loss to UT-Martin, Hammill finished with 36 assists, 12 digs and four kills.
Ali Line’s six kills and five digs helped the Illinois State volleyball squad defeat Missouri State in straight sets.
Senior Zack Carrabine posted Butler’s lowest score (75-76-69—220) to lead the Bulldogs to an eighth-place finish at the Musketeer Classic hosted by Xavier. Individually, Carrabine tied for 16th place.
WHITELAND
Indiana Wesleyan junior Jared Williams finished 25th of 234 runners at the NAIA Great Lakes Challenge in Grand Rapids, Michigan, with a time of 26:11. In the same race, Taylor senior Landry Long posted his team’s sixth-fastest time (27:36.86) and finished 100th overall.
Anderson senior receiver Matt Luechtefeld had two catches and a tackle for the Ravens in their 44-6 loss at Rose-Hulman.
GREENWOOD
Taylor cross country runner Hunter Smith finished 23rd of 234 runners at the NAIA Great Lakes Challenge in Grand Rapids, Michigan, in a time of 26:08.22.
Franklin College freshman Maddie Bright was tabbed as an All-HCAC honorable mention choice after going 7-2 in singles play and 9-1 in doubles during the fall tennis season.
Senior quarterback Tanner Skeel rushed three times for eight yards in Wabash’s 32-7 defeat of Oberlin.
Junior wideout Jackson Daugherty did his part in Hanover’s 48-14 win at Manchester with two receptions for 23 yards.
FRANKLIN
Third-ranked Indiana downed No. 1 Texas and eighth-ranked Florida in a three-way men’s swim meet. Adam Destrampe placed fifth in the 1,000 freestyle for IU, while Texas freshman Michael Couet tied for eighth in the 100 breaststroke and was part of the Longhorns’ fourth-place 400 medley relay.
Freshman outside hitter Rachel Kinney played two sets for Murray State in its 3-2 victory over Jacksonville State.
IUPUI freshman swimmer Anna McCahill won the 100-yard butterfly in 59.30 seconds in the Jaguars home meet against Western Illinois, Butler and Olivet Nazarene. She also finished fourth in that event against Cincinnati.
Trine freshman Alyvia Sundheimer made four kills and a block in the Thunder volleyball team’s 3-0 victory at Manchester.
Franklin College sophomore Abby Sewell had two kills in the Grizzlies’ loss to Earlham.
EDINBURGH
Senior cornerback Elliott Parmer helped Franklin College down Earlham, 64-20, with his two tackles and a pass breakup.
INDIAN CREEK
Swimmer Trey Shepherd was on the 200 medley relay team for Franklin College that placed fourth at the Division III state meet at Wabash College.
Trine cornerback James Starks made five tackles in the team’s 31-0 triumph over Finlandia in Hancock, Michigan.
RONCALLI
DePauw receiver Will Harris, a Greenwood resident, made three catches for 32 yards in the Tigers’ 38-23 loss at Wittenberg.
