Roundup of Bloomington area high school sporting events for the week of March 25-30.

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Saturday, March 30

Baseball

BLOOMINGTON NORTH 3, NORTHVIEW 0: Cougars had to scratch and claw on offense in the opener, but the pitching was near perfect as Caden McCoy, Jack Leonard, Rylan Sullivan, Drew Ogden (W) and Drew Wagner (save) combined on a one-hitter with one walk and 11 strikeouts. North scored a run without a hit in the fifth to break the ice and Case Davis had a solo homer to make it 3-0 in the sixth.

BLOOMINGTON NORTH 8, SHAKAMAK 5: Cougars (2-0) used a three-run first and a five-run third to go up 8-3 and hung on. Starter Cole Grupenhoff had a rough outing in his first start but Brady Leonard and Graham Freund tossed 3 1/3 scoreless innings and Luke Freel picked up the save. Will Eads and Joe Burton each drove in two for North.

LOOGOOTEE 6, EASTERN GREENE 3: A four-run fifth broke a 2-2 tie for the Lions in Eastern's season opener on the road. Rylin Patton was 2-for-3 and Nick Richey had his first varsity hit and RBI. Complete box at MaxPreps.

HOOSIER CLASSIC

BLOOMINGTON SOUTH 14, GREENWOOD 2 (5 inn.): The Panthers jumped all over shorthanded Greenwood, missing two of its top players, scoring eight runs in the first and six in the second. Woodmen pitchers walked 13. Collin Marcum got the win in his debut. Connor Osborne and Luke and Jake Arnett all had two RBI each. Complete box at MaxPreps.

BLOOMINGTON SOUTH 10, EVANSVILLE CENTRAL 9 (9 inn.): Luke Arnett's basesloaded single in the bottom of the ninth gave the Panthers a crazy and improbable win. South rallied from down 5-0 behind some strong relief pitching by Xavier Hemingway and took the lead, 7-5 in the fourth, only to see the Bears tie it in the fifth. The adventure was just beginning. In the bottom of the sixth, three hit batters loaded the bases for the Panthers, who couldn't score. In the top of the seventh, the Bears loaded the bases with one out but reliever Teddy Kroeger came on to shut the door. Then South thought it had won it in the seventh after two singles and an intentional walk loaded the bases for Ben Ridner who lofted a sac fly to right. But a joyous Luke Thompson failed to step on the plate, Central noticed and the double play ended the inning. In the ninth, EC put a walk, two singles, a sac fly and a successful squeeze play together for a 9-7 edge. But South wasn't done as Connor Osborne smashed a two-run triple with one out. The Bears intentionally walked two and set up five infielders in front of Arnett, who found the gapping hole in center, and yes, Osborne made sure to touch home plate to make it official. Osborne and Lucas Waldon each had three hits and three RBI and Sam Giles had three of South's nine steals. The Bears hit six batters.

EDGEWOOD 10, NORWELL 2: The Mustangs took a 5-2 lead into the bottom of the sixth and broke it open thanks to a grand slam by Brayden Ault. Carson Druckrey gave Edgewood five strong innings, with Ziggy Teran finishing up, holding Norwell to two hits, a solo homer off each hurler. Druckey struck out nine. A five-run fourth put Edgewood up, capped by a two-run single from Andrew Good.

NEW PRAIRIE 5, EDGEWOOD 4: New Prairie stunned the Mustangs (2-1) with a three-run top of the seventh. It followed a big four-run bottom of the sixth by Edgewood that included a three-run homer by Carter Hayden that put the Mustangs up, 4-2. Ault went five innings, giving up four hits and one earned run while striking out six.

Boys' golf

SEYMOUR INVITATIONAL: Happy Gilmore fired a 69 to earn medalist honors and lead the No. 4 Panthers to a 307 and first-place in the season opener at Shadowood. No. 1 Guerin Catholic was second at 311 and Madison was third at 313. Connor Byon and Carson Gady each had 79s, Luke Garrett had an 80 and Colton Watson an 82.

Softball

BLOOMINGTON SOUTH 10-4, COLUMBUS EAST 1-7: In Game 1, Kinsey Clopton continued her dominating start to the season, striking out 17 batters and walking nine while tossing a three-hitter in the opener. South had 16 hits, as Brooke Koontz went 3-for-4 with a homer, Sloane Barrett was 3-for-4, Carly Reed was 2-for-4, Abby Purtlebugh was 2-for-3, Akasha Burton drove in four runs and Morgan Cockerill drove in two. In Game 2, South used a three-run bottom of the sixth to tie the game at 4. It eventually went into extra innings where the Olympians won in the ninth. Barrett and Purtlebaugh each had two hits as East pitchers fanned 15. Cockerill went six innings, with Clopton taking the loss while surrendering three unearned runs.

BLOOMINGTON NORTH 5, SHAKAMAK 3: Lakers leave the bases loaded in the top of the seventh as Cougars (1-2) escape pick up first win.

Boys' track

BLOOMINGTON SOUTH 127, COLUMBUS EAST 5: Panthers dominated the dual meet, winning every event. Alex Shaevitz took long jump and high jump while Khaliq Akou won the 100 and 200. Josh Tait logged a 50.66 in the 400 while Teagan Bullock went 2:02.19 in the 800. Noah Liell Beyene won the 300 hurdles in 43.59 and Guy Drummond took the shot in 47-0½. South swept the relays in 43.98, 3:28.4 and 8:44.4. Complete results at abtiming.com.

Girls' track

BLOOMINGTON SOUTH 101, COLUMBUS EAST 27: The Panthers won all but one event, sweeping the relays in 51.53, 4:11.78 and 10:17.20. Annalise Coyne took both relays (17.13 and 52.70). Other top results — 100: Eden Bailey, 13.11 200: Ellie Barada 26.75 800: Grace Stringer 2:35.60 SP: Anna Barnes 38-1¼ LJ: Alaina Bunnell 15-5½. Complete results at abtiming.com.

Friday, March 29

Baseball

HOOSIER CLASSIC

EDGWOOD 8, PLATTEVILLE, WISC. 1: Jacob Boggs limits Platteville to one hit over five innings. Isaac Lawson had two hits and two RBIs for the Mustangs while Andrew Good was 3-for-4 and Mack Headdy had two hits in the tourney opener. Edgewood will finish up its portion of the round robin today with a 12:30 matchup against Norwell and at 3 against New Prairie.

NEW PRAIRIE 11, BLOOMINGTON SOUTH 1: It was a 4-0 game before New Prairie jumped on three Panther relievers for six runs in the top of the sixth. The Panthers (0-1) scored their only run in the bottom of the sixth on a Luke Thompson sacrifice fly. South will play Greenwood at 12:30 and Evansville Central at 3 to wrap up round-robin play.

Softball

NORTH DAVIESS 11, EASTERN GREENE 3: T-Birds (0-3, 0-1) drop SWIAC opener after giving up a nine-run top of the third. Bailee Tieman led the offense for Eastern, going 3-for-3 wit h a triple and an RBI. Addison Ramey gave up 11 hits over six innings, but just two of the runs were earned after the defense committed five errors.

Thursday, March 28

Girls track

BLOOMINGTON NORTH 82, EDGEWOOD 73, OWEN VALLEY 11½: The Cougars won nine events and had just a bit too much depth as Edgewood won seven events and saw a school record fall. Nola Somers Glenn took the 800 and 1,600 while Hadley Lucas started her outdoor season with an impressive 160-4 in the discus and 49-11 in shot put. Emma Edwards won three times for Edgewood, taking the 200 (27.26), the 400 in a near school record 58.30 and high jump at 4-8. Ashley Abram won pole vault by clearing 10-6 on her third try to break her school record 10-3 from last year. Complete results at abtiming.com.

Boys' track

BLOOMINGTON NORTH 114, EDGEWOOD 35, OWEN VALLEY 14: The No. 1 team in the state won every event but one. Alan Hays swept the relays while Jaidyn Johnson came out of the blocks with a 21.98 to win the 200. Freshman James Bosco won the 400. The Cougars' distance crew, minus Caleb Winders, was too much again, with Ryan Pierce and Dominic D'Onofrio 1-2 in the 800, Jack Holden, D'Onofrio and Aden Pierce 1-2-3 in the 1,600 and Caelan D'Onofrio and Jacob Mitchell 1-2 in the 3,200. Max Wynalda won shot put (52-10) while freshmen brother Mattheus took discus at 133-6. OV sophomore Noah Hall had the lone non-Cougar win, taking high jump with a career best 6-4 that topped his 6-3 at last year's sectional. Compete results at abtiming.com.

Softball

BLOOMINGTON SOUTH 8, NORTH KNOX 4: Morgan Cockerill got the win in her first start of the season, giving up no earned runs over three innings, then Kinsey Clopton finished up against the Warriors (1-1), striking out 12, giving her 30 in just 11 innings of work. Freshman Abby Purtlebaugh was 3-for-4 with three RBI in her first start for South (2-0). Complete stats at MaxPreps.

EDGEWOOD 17, EASTERN GREENE 0 (5 inn.): Ally Bland and freshman Brylee Moore combined on a no-hitter. Jayden Stephens had four hits and Madi Bland and Ava Laroche had three each to lead a 14-hit attack while Addison Yearby piled up five RBI. Complete stats at MaxPreps.

COLUMBUS EAST 10, BLOOMINGTON NORTH 1: The Olympians held a slim 2-1 lead before busting it open with a six-run sixth. The Cougars (0-2) were limited to three hits.

Wednesday, March 27

Softball

BLOOMINGTON SOUTH 5, OWEN VALLEY 1: Kinsey Clopton got her season started with an 18-strikeout performance, but it got dicey in the top of the seventh. An error and two dropped third strikes loaded the bases with two outs to set up a dual between two Division I-bound athletes. But Clopton got OV's Taylor Monroe to fly to center to end it. South scored twice in the first and added three more in the sixth after the Patriots had gotten within 2-1. Carly Reed led South by going 4-for-4, while Kalyn Greene had two hits for OV. Complete box score at MaxPreps. Photo gallery: OV at South.

More: WATCH: Owen Valley at South softball highlights

Tuesday, March 26

Softball

EDGEWOOD 12, BLOOMINGTON NORTH 2 (5 inn.): Ally Bland struck out eight and scattered four hits and had plenty of backing in the five-inning win to open the season. Edgewood had 11 hits, including a pair of two-run homers by Madi Bland and Ella Sproul, and scored in every inning, starting with a four-run first. Piper Stephens and Ava Laroche also had two hits and Sproul had three RBI. Grayson Gill had a two-run homer in the second for the Cougars. Molly Klein took the loss, working the first two innings with Kendyl Feutz finishing up. Complete stats at MaxPreps.

More: WATCH: Edgewood at Bloomington North softball highlights

SPRINGS VALLEY 4, EASTERN GREENE 3: Eastern tied it in the top of the seventh only to see the Hawks get the game-winner in the bottom half on a walk-off double. The T-Birds (0-1) had just two hits and struck out 13 times. Addy Ramey fanned 12 in the loss. Complete stats at MaxPreps.

Boys track

BLOOMINGTON SOUTH 99, EDGEWOOD 19: Season opener for both teams. South's Khaliq Akou, 100 (11.38) 200 (23.05) and Alex Shaevitz, LJ (20-8.75) HJ (6-0) pick up two wins. South swept the relays. The 3,200 and 3,200 relay were not run. Edgewood boys got wins from Chris Davis in shot put and in a terrific finish in the 1,600, Jackson Klinger (4:41.27) edged South's Hunter Tabor (4:41.33) and Suoming Zhang (4:42.38). Compete results at abtiming.com.

Girls' track

BLOOMINGTON SOUTH 75, EDGEWOOD 43: Some outstanding performances early in the opener as South freshman Lexi Kollbaum records a 5:13.00 to win the 1,600 by 14 seconds over Edgewood's Hannah Crain. South sophomore Ellie Barada clocks a 2:17.65. Annalise Coyne won the 300 hurdles in 51.77. Edgewood's Emma Edwards won high jump at 5-0 and Ashley Abram won pole vault at 9-6. Compete results at abtiming.com.

This article originally appeared on The Herald-Times: Bloomington area high school roundup for March 25-30