$1171.11 raised to fight Cancer!

Varsity Assistant Coach Brent Walter spearheaded the Coaches vs. Cancer night which earned $1171.11. Faculty and staff at Brownsburg High School gave over $300 dollars to the cause and Brownsburg Junior Basketball League donated $250.00. After donations were collect by our freshman basketball team, the total surmounted $1100.00. Thank you Bulldog Fans for your phenomenal generosity.

Royals and Bulldogs Fight Cancer!

Tonight, Coach Brian Satterfield and the HSE Royals will join Coach Kendrick and the Brownsburg Bulldogs in Coaches for Cancer, a nation-wide fight against cancer. Our goal is to raise $500, and we are on our way to accomplishing this. The event has already raised over $100 as teachers at BHS have contributed to the cause. Freshman basketball players will be present at the game to collect donations from fans. A special thanks goes out to Varsity Assistant Brent Walter who organized this event. Please come out and support the Bulldogs, and most importantly, our fight against cancer.

Dogs make big plays to secure victory!

The Dogs started the game hot and ended the game with big plays to beat Plainfield 54-52 and earn 3rd place in the Hendricks County Tournament. Kurtis Runyon, Alan Paddock, Jacob Eldridge and Torrey Nibbs connected on the first four shots of the game for the Dogs. The hot shooting help the Dogs build a 17-11 lead. Plainfield attacked the basket in the second quarter and drew fouls which allowed them to score from the foul line and take a four point lead at half. The Bulldogs battled back and cut the deficit to just two to begin the fourth quarter. The Dogs picked up their defense holding the Quakers to only two field goals in the final stanza. But big offensive plays by Jacob Eldridge and Tyler Whetstone who combined scored all 13 points in the fourth quarter carried the Dogs on the scoreboard. Whetstone knocked down a three from the corner, and then Eldridge hit a pull-up jumper on the right wing. Eldridge then connected on a deep three ball before making a hard drive to the basket, drawing the foul and converting the three point play the old fashioned way, tying the game for the Dogs with 44 seconds left. The Dogs forced a long shot, rebounded it, and Eldridge headed toward the goal with 16 seconds left when he found Tyler Whetstone open for a 15 foot baseline jumper. The game winner went in with 6.6 seconds left and the Bulldog defense swarmed the Quakers who didn't get off a shot before the buzzer. The win came with tremendous team play proven by 16 assists on the night. Congrats to the Bulldogs for two hard fought contests in the Hendricks County Tournament. The Bulldogs will face Hamilton Southeastern at home on Friday at 6:00. Come out and fight Cancer with us as it will be Coaches for Cancer night at the Fieldhouse.

Brownsburg	17	11	13	13	--	54
Plainfield	11	21	11	9	--	52

Brownsburg -- Shields 0, Clifton 3, M. Whetstone 0, Eldridge 16, Roach 3, Reagan 1, Nibbs 8, Paddock 2, Hathaway 0, T. Whetstone 10, Runyon 11. Totals:20 5-8 54.

Plainfield -- Jones 0, Walker 11, Wheeler 3, Page 24, Brackney 0, Cox 8, Smith 0, Mershon 0, Johnson 6. Totals: 16 18-24 52.

Bulldogs Give their Best against Danville

The Bulldogs fought tenaciously against the undefeated #3 ranked team and Hendricks County Champions the Danville Warriors on Friday night. The Dogs played tough basketball and went to the locker room only down six at half, withstanding a 11-0 run by the Warriors. Behind hot shooting the Warriors went on another 11-2 run to start the second half. The Bulldogs held Purdue-bound Travis Carroll to ten points on the night, but it was Carroll's teammates that picked up the slack and knocked down big shots to beat the Bulldogs. Torrey Nibbs lead the Bulldogs with 16 points and five rebounds; Jacob Eldridge scored 11 points and nabbed three steals; Tyler Whetstone was perfect for the field scoring seven points; Kurtis Runyon dropped in five points; and Evan Finley and Alan Paddock both added a bucket in the contest.

Fourth Grade Brownsburg Hoops Win Tournament

The Fourth Grade Brownsburg Hoops team recently won the holiday invitational. Congratulations to Coach Blake and the young Dogs! Continue to practice like champions so you can be champions again!