The Woodlan and Concordia softball teams didn't know a lot about each other before Monday's Leo Class 3A sectional semifinals clash.

Homestead sophomore point guard Josie Fisher recently de-committed from the IPFW women's basketball program, according to sources.

Carroll girls tennis coach Kyle Stoffel wants his team to be ready for rival Homestead on Tuesday for the regional semifinals. But he is keeping it tempered as well.

Carroll will play rival Homestead on Tuesday in the Homestead girls tennis regional semifinals.

Woodlan senior pitcher Hannah Robbins registered her 1,000th career strikeout Thursday in a 17-0 win at Wayne. A four-year starter, Robbins sits at 1,000 strikeouts exactly with the postseason coming next week.

Trevor Stanley led the sectional-champion Spartans with a record in the 300 hurdles, while Shamarcus Ford won four events for runner-up Wayne.

Trevor Stanley has state championship aspirations in the 300-meter hurdles in a couple of weeks. But the Homestead senior doesn't mind in running in other events along the way. It actually helps him.

Bellmont got wins from Alexis Harvey (200, 400, 1,600 relay), Holly Hankenson (100 hurdles, 300 hurdles, 1,600 relay) and Bailee Hankenson (800, 1,600 relay, 3,200 relay) to capture the New Haven girls track sectional.

The championship game of the Bellmont Sectional on Memorial Day could pit two top-10 Class 3A baseball teams against each other.

In 2011, Concordia's Bobby Wray won medalist honors at the Leo Golf Invitational with a 78. At Saturday's edition of the Leo Invitational, Wray beat that score by one stroke with a 77.

Highlights from the Leo golf invitational at Cedar Creek on Saturday.

Chris Horn led the Leo boys, while Jennifer Emery paced the Lions' girls.

Leo seniors Jennifer Emery and Lauren Hamilton crossed the finish line in first and second place in the 1,600 meters at Friday's ACAC track meet.

Heritage's Katie Saalfrank will sign to play basketball with Saint Francis.

Northrop improved to 17-2 overall and 11-2 in the SAC.

The Northrop baseball program has been a far cry from the days of the late Chris Stavreti for awhile.