Flapjacks Pancake House and Chick-fil-A Serve Up Swishes for Bulldogs!

The Brownsburg Flapjack Pancake House and Chick-fil-A served up terrific meals for the Boys' Basketball team this past week.

Parents Sonia Roach, Debbie Weathers, Deidre Eldridge, and Ann Hathaway organized the breakfast Wednesday. Thank you parents for all of your help! Obviously it would not have happened without the generosity of Flapjacks. They served up 30 sensational platters of bacon, eggs, sausage, and pancakes to hungry basketball players and cheerleaders.

Saturday Chick-fil-A in Avon graciously provided lunch for 19 members of the basketball team following sectional practice at Indianapolis Arsenal Tech. Even in the midst of the lunch hour rush, Chick-fil-A served up a tray of chicken nuggets and several servings of delicious waffle fries to our hungry student-athletes. Thank you Chris Tincher (see photograph), Store Operator, for your blessings and your workers' terrific service.

Don't forget to come out to Arsenal Tech High School this Tuesday to watch the Dogs battle Manual High School in the first game of Sectional 12 4A action!!! Tip off is at 7:00. See you in the gym!

Dogs beat at Conseco

The Brownsburg Bulldog Boys’ Basketball team concluded their regular season last night with a tough loss to the second ranked team in the state, the North Central Panthers, 81-51. After playing poised for the first 15 minutes of the game the Panthers’ pressure caused turnovers that prompted a 9-0 run to conclude the half and the Dogs went to the locker room down 43-26. The Dogs did not handle the pressure better in the second half as North Central continued to score off the Bulldogs’ turnovers. The Panthers scored 25 points off of the Bulldogs' mistakes for the game. Despite the errors Brownsburg played well in spurts. Tyler Whetstone scored seven points in the first quarter to get the Dogs rolling. Torrey Nibbs slashed for eight points in the second quarter. Kurtis Runyon scored 12 points in the third quarter. Jacob Eldridge, who was also honored for his academic performance, scored eight points in the game. Brownsburg finishes the regular season at 5-15. The Dogs look forward to Tuesday night's match-up in the first round of sectional 12 play versus Manual hosted at Indianapolis Tech High School beginning at 7:00 p.m.
Brownsburg -- Eldridge 8, Nibbs 12, Paddock 0, Hathaway 2, Runyon 15, Dutra 0, T.Whetstone 7, Weathers 2, Clifton 0, Shields 3, M.Whetstone 0, Finley 2. 3-pointers -- Runyon, Shields. Totals: 19 FG, 11-13 FT, 51.

Words mean more than we realize!

Impact of Coaches! Click on Coach Dungy! (Thank you Linda Crouse.)

Dogs eager to continue to work on post season form at Conseco!

The Bulldogs battle North Central tonight who is currently ranked #2 in the state. It has been two years since the Bulldogs have knocked off a top ten team. To have the opportunity to do it in the mecca of basketball in Indiana is something the Bulldogs are excited about. Regardless, the test prepares the Dogs for the sectional match-up next Tuesday against Manual. To win the sectional the Dogs must revenge a defeat to possibly three teams: Manual, Pike, and the winners of Avon, Ben Davis, Tech, and Decatur Central. Although the underdog in the sectional Brownsburg knows that they are playing their best basketball of the season. In addition, they believe anything can happen in just 32 minutes!

Dogs fought hard but can't hold on at Jeff.

Last Friday night at Lafayette Jefferson, the Brownsburg Bulldogs produced their highest offensive output of the season, scoring 73 points, shooting 60% and scoring 44 points in the second half. The Dogs got down by as many as 13 points but only trailed 29-32 at the half, erupting in the third quarter for 24 points behind the attack of Jacob Eldridge and Torrey Nibbs. The Duo combined for 14 points in the quarter. After seven lead changes and four ties, the Dogs extended their lead to seven, but couldn’t hold on. The offense wasn’t enough to overcome the 28 free-throws made by the Lafayette Jefferson Bronchos, or the ten turnovers committed by the Dogs in the fourth quarter. Jacob Eldridge led the Bulldogs with a career high 23 points, five rebounds, two steals, and two assists. Torrey Nibbs lead the team in rebounding with seven boards to go along with 18 points and a steal. Alan Paddock also had a career high 10 points on five for six shooting, and Chase Dutra was perfect in shooting going two for two from the field, one for one from the three point line, and two for two from the charity stripe. The Bulldogs will battle #2 North Central at Conseco Fieldhouse Wednesday night at 6:00 p.m. Get your tickets now at the BHS athletic office!

DOWNTOWN SHOWDOWN! Wednesday, Februrary 24 at 6:00 p.m.

The Brownsburg Bulldogs will take on the North Central Panthers at Conseco Fieldhouse this Wednesday starting at 6:00. Get your presale tickets now at the BHS athletic office for $8.00 per student and $10.00 for adult tickets. (Stay tuned for Laf. Jeff announcements.)

Come out and Celebrate our Seniors!

Come to the fieldhouse at 1:00 p.m. Saturday, Februrary 13 and check out these seniors!

Bulldogs Persevere and win at Harrison 58-53

West Lafayette, Indiana. The Brownsburg Boys’ Basketball team defeated Hoosier Crossroads Conference foe Harrison High School last night 58-53. The Raiders threw the first punch scoring the first three baskets, but the Bulldogs battled back and attacked the basket and shot 6-6 from the free-throw line, while Scott Hathaway hit two pull up jumpers to help the Dogs stay within six 10-16. The Dogs kicked in the offense in the second period. Six different players scored. Chase Dutra drove home a break away lay-up; Kurtis Runyon scored a put-back; Tyler Whetstone hit a jumper; Torrey Nibbs knocked down a step-back three; Kirk Weathers nailed a three ball and a 17 footer, and Scott Hathaway finished a high-low play from T. Whet. to give the Dogs a 26-25 lead at the half. The Raiders started hot again in the third quarter hitting three straight threes, but once again the Bulldogs responded. Chase Dutra’s hustle plays kept the ball out of the post and lead to fast break points as he anchored the Dog’s zone defense. Torrey Nibbs diced up the Raiders defense for five third quarter points, and Kurtis Runyon scored six as he connected on a three at the buzzer. Every possession was pivotal in this game, especially in the fourth quarter. Taylor Shields gathered a loose ball deflected by Scott Hathaway and drove to the hole for a duce that gave the Dogs a three point lead. Kurtis Runyon scored in the painted on a patented post move from a Dutra assist. Tyler Whetstone rained in a three pointer over a 6’7 defender from another Chase Dutra drive and kick. Then Dutra slashed to the basket for a score on the interior of the Raider’s defense. And Torrey Nibbs went 9-9 from the free throw line including four straight to conclude the game and seal the deal for the Dogs. The win is the first HCC victory for Brownsburg and puts them at 5-12 on the season. Statistical leaders were Torrey Nibbs with 16 points, six rebounds. Kurtis Runyon had 12 points and five rebounds. Tyler Whetstone scored nine points. Scott Hathaway scored eight points, three rebounds, and grabbed four steals. Chase Dutra went three for three from the field, dished out three assists, and nabbed three steals. Kirk Weathers scored five points, and Taylor Shields scored 2 in the team victory. The Dogs face Westfield tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. in the afternoon. Come out and celebrate our Senior Day!

The Boys JV basketball team improved their record Thursday night to
11-4 by defeating Harrison 48-27. The Dogs pulled away in the 4th
quarter outscoring the Raiders 19-5. Darayl Jordan led the way with 11
points and 8 rebounds, while Dylan Whetstone and Jordan Reagan chipped
in 8 points apiece. The Dogs are back in action this Saturday at home
at 1:00pm against Westfield.

Bulldogs win two over Athenians

Following a terrific comeback victory by the JV team, the Varsity Bulldog Basketball Team earned a W over Crawfordsville Saturday night 51-42. Rebounding, free-throws, and key baskets propelled the Bulldogs past the home team. The Athenians opened the game on fire and went 5-5 from the field in the first quarter. Chase Dutra and Tyler Whetstone both knocked down a duce, and Torrey Nibbs stroked a three ball to keep the score 7-11. The Bulldogs went on their own run in the second quarter behind nine points from Nibbs. The Bulldogs picked up the defense, and Kurtis Runyon scored a last second basket from a Scott Hathaway assist for a 16-6 run in the second quarter. The Dogs hung on to the lead in the third quarter and then answered big plays by the Athenians in the fourth. Kirk Weathers drained a three ball from the left corner on an assist from Jacob Eldridge to extend the lead to five. Crawfordsville answered with a bucket. Scott Hathaway drove to the paint and knocked down a pull up. The Athenians answered with a bucket. Tyler Whetstone drained back to back threes both on assists from Scott Hathaway to keep the lead at five, while Chase Dutra played great defense keeping Crawfordsville’s best player scoreless while guarding him. With a five point lead, Jacob Eldridge calmly went four for four from the free throw line, and Torrey Nibbs drained two more from the charity stripe to seal the victory. The Dogs out rebounded the Athenians 27-16, shot 46% from the arc, and beat a 10-4 team on the road. Torrey Nibbs lead the Dogs with 18 points and played a solid all-around game. Tyler Whetstone had a career high 15 points going three of six from the arc. Chase Dutra and Kurtis Runyon both wiped the boards with six rebounds each. Scott Hathaway grabbed two steals to go along with three assists and four points. Chase Dutra also garnered three assists, a steal, and scored five points. Kurtis Runyon had two points; Jacob Eldridge scored four points, and Kirk Weathers took a charge to compliment his three ball. The Dogs are 4-12 on the season and travel to Harrison this Thursday night for an important HCC match-up. Don’t forget that Senior Day is this Saturday against Westfield. The Junior Varsity game will start at 1:00 p.m.
The Junior Varsity boys basketball team improved their record to 10-4 with a 54-49 victory over Crawfordsville Saturday night. The Dogs outscored Crawfordsville 25-9 in the 4th quarter to cap an exciting comeback victory. The Dogs were led by Taylor Shields' 21 points, Jordan Reagan's 9 points and 7 rebounds, and Evan Finley's 8 points and 6 rebounds. Mycah and Dylan Whetstone also played a key role in the win with 6 points and 3 assists apiece.

Bulldogs win three quarters, but it isn't enough against the Millers

Although the Bulldogs won the last three quarters of the game Friday night in Noblesville, Indiana, the effort wasn't enough to claim victory. The Millers jumped out to a 15 point lead in the first quarter. Kurtis Runyon got the Dogs rolling with seven second quarter points. The Dogs came out strong in the third quarter behind Scott Hathaway's five points, six deflections, and charge. The Dogs would get no closer than eight points despite a terrific night from senior Kurtis Runyon who poured in 18 points on 8 of 11 shooting. Runyon also lead all rebounders with nine. Torrey Nibbs added eight points, Scott Hathaway dropped in a career high seven points, Tyler Whetstone added four points, Mycah Whetstone three, and Alan Paddock one. The Dogs play their last home game this Friday vs. Westfield. Come out and celebrate senior night!