Top seeds can't coast now that the Playoff field has thinned, meaning teams like No. 1 Dublin Jerome will need more plays like this interception by Cole Saneholtz to survive and advance. (PressPros Feature Photo by Brian Bayless).
Versailles knows what it feels like to flirt with a regional championship, but the Tigers hope the feeling of hoisting the championship trophy will be a new experience for them on Saturday.
A week after an awful collection of blowouts across the state, the tops seeds (Marion Local, New Bremen, above) begin to step forward in Week 2 to prove, or state their case, for regional relevancy.
The reigning Atlantic 10 Conference Rookie of The Year started all 35 games and led the team in minutes played. Now he's back, in the media spotlight, and ready to become a "man among men" in the A-10. Hal McCoy writes UD Flyer basketball.
One advances, and one goes home...What Wednesday night's regional semi-finals lacked in drama, they more than made up for in executionary excellence. New Bremen and Fort Loramie swept back Jackson Center and Russia to claim a berth in Saturday's Division IV regional championship.