Olivia Pastrick scored 15 points, including three 3-pointers, but Hebron fell to Westville for the second time in four days, 49-37 in Tuesday’s Class 2A North Judson Sectional. The Blackhawks (7-5) used 16-4 third-quarter advantage to break open a four-point game (24-20) at the half. Stephanie Hano added eight points and Sidney Elijah seven for
For fans who can’t make it to North Judson for Hebron’s Class 2A sectional game with Westville on Tuesday (5:30 p.m.) can watch the game on a pay per view livestream at www.ihsaatv.org. The game code to purchase access is RTCTV4.
As a result of Starke County’s change in COVID-19 designation to orange, North Judson will be allowing 25 percent attendance capacity for next week’s girls basketball sectional. Each school will be allotted 425 tickets, though all purchases must be made online. No tickets will be sold at the game. To purchase tickets, follow the directions
It won’t be the same, but then again, none of it’s been the same this season. Hebron’s roster will be short-handed and attendance will be limited, but it’s still the Porter County Conference tournament and Hawks coach Megan Goodan is simply glad that the games are being played and the Hawks will be on the
Short-handed Hebron, playing without leading scorer Carsyn Ryan due to contact tracing, fell to River Forest 63-35 on Tuesday. The Hawks (5-8), who trailed 26-9 after the first quarter, were led by Sidney Elijah’s 11 points. Stephanie Hano added eight and Madelyn Kirby six.
Wednesday’s Hobart Holiday Tournament has been moved to Griffith. Hebron will play Hammond Clark at 10 a.m. with Highland and the host Panthers to follow. The consolation game is scheduled for 6 p.m., preceding the championship. Admission is limited to parents, but the games can be watched by pay per view online at https://www.ihsaatv.org/griffithsportsnetwork/?S=griffithsportsnetwork
Carsyn Ryan notched 10 points but didn’t get much offensive help as Hebron fell 41-25 to Boone Grove (4-2, 2-1) in a Porter County Conference game Tuesday. The Hawks (2-5, 1-2) shot just 8-of-29 from the field, 1-of-8 from the arc and 6-of-17 from the foul line.
