45th State Football s Vito also draw results 

Class 6A (32 schools)
1. (4): Crown Point, Lake Central, Merrillville, Portage.
2. (4): Chesterton, Penn, Valparaiso, Warsaw Community.
3. (4): Carroll (Fort Wayne), Fort Wayne Northrop, Fort Wayne Snider, Homestead.
4. (4): Carmel, Lafayette Jefferson, Noblesville, Westfield.
5. (4): Fishers, Hamilton Southeastern, North Central (Indianapolis), Pike.
6. (4): Ben Davis, Lawrence Central, Lawrence North, Warren Central.
7. (4): Avon, Brownsburg, Perry Meridian, Southport.
8. (4): Center Grove, Columbus North, Franklin Central, Jeffersonville.

Class 5A (37 schools)
9. (4): LaPorte, Michigan City, Munster, South Bend Adams.
10. (5): Concord, Elkhart Central, Elkhart Memorial, Fort Wayne North Side, Goshen.
11. (4): Harrison (West Lafayette), Huntington North, Kokomo, McCutcheon.
12. (5): Anderson, Greenfield-Central, Muncie Central, New Palestine, Zionsville.
13. (5): Decatur Central, Indianapolis Arsenal Technical, Indianapolis Cathedral, Plainfield, Roncalli.
14. (5): Bloomington North, Bloomington South, Franklin Community, Martinsville, Whiteland Community.
15. (5): Bedford North Lawrence, Columbus East, Floyd Central, New Albany, Seymour.
16. (4): Castle, Evansville North, Terre Haute North Vigo, Terre Haute South Vigo.

Class 4A (64 Schools)
17. (8): East Chicago Central, Gary West Side, Griffith, Hammond, Hammond Gavit, Hammond Morton, Highland, Lowell.
18. (8): Hobart, Kankakee Valley, Mishawaka, New Prairie, South Bend Clay, South Bend Riley, South Bend St. Joseph, South Bend Washington.
19. (8): Angola, Culver Academies, DeKalb, East Noble, Northridge, NorthWood, Plymouth, Wawasee.
20. (8): Columbia City, Fort Wayne Bishop Dwenger, Fort Wayne South Side, Fort Wayne Wayne, Jay County, Leo, Logansport, New Haven.
21. (8): Delta, Frankfort, Lebanon, Marion, Mississinewa, Pendleton Heights, Western, Yorktown.
22. (8): Beech Grove, Connersville, Greenwood Community, Mooresville, Mt. Vernon (Fortville), New Castle, Richmond, Shelbyville.
23. (8): East Central, Edgewood, Franklin County, Jennings County, Madison Consolidated, Scottsburg, Silver Creek, South Dearborn.
24. (8): Boonville, Evansville Bosse, Evansville Central, Evansville F.J. Reitz, Evansville Harrison, Jasper, Northview, Owen Valley.

Class 3A (63 Schools)
25. (8): Andrean, Benton Central, Calumet, Hammond Clark, Hanover Central, Twin Lakes, West Lafayette, Wheeler.
26. (8): Blackford, Brebeuf Jesuit, Crawfordsville, Guerin Catholic, Hamilton Heights, North Montgomery, Northwestern, Southmont.
27. (8): Fairfield, Glenn, Jimtown, Knox, Maconaquah, Mishawaka Marian, Peru, Tippecanoe Valley.
28. (8): Bellmont, Fort Wayne Bishop Luers, Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran, Garrett, Heritage, Lakeland, Norwell, West Noble.
29. (7): Indian Creek, Indianapolis Bishop Chatard, Indianapolis Broad Ripple, Indianapolis Cardinal Ritter, Indianapolis Manual, Indianapolis Northwest, Rushville Consolidated.
30. (8): Brown County, Danville Community, Greencastle, Monrovia, South Vermillion, Sullivan, Tri-West Hendricks, West Vigo.
31. (8): Batesville, Brownstown Central, Charlestown, Corydon Central, Greensburg, Lawrenceburg, North Harrison, Salem.
32. (8): Evansville Memorial, Gibson Southern, Heritage Hills, Mt. Vernon, Pike Central, Princeton Community, Vincennes Lincoln, Washington.

Class 2A (63 Schools)
33. (7): Boone Grove, Gary Roosevelt, Hammond Bishop Noll, Lake Station Edison, North Newton, River Forest, Whiting.
34. (8): Bluffton, Bremen, Central Noble, Manchester, Prairie Heights, Wabash, Whitko, Woodlan.
35. (8): Cass, Delphi Community, Eastbrook, Eastern (Greentown), Oak Hill, Rensselaer Central, Rochester Community, Taylor.
36. (8): Alexandria, Elwood Community, Frankton, Lapel, Madison-Grant, Northeastern, Shenandoah, Winchester Community.
37. (8): Centerville, Eastern Hancock, Heritage Christian, Indianapolis Scecina, Knightstown, Milan, Triton Central, Union County.
38. (8): Cascade, Cloverdale, Indianapolis Washington, North Putnam, Park Tudor, Speedway, Tipton, Western Boone.
39. (8): Clarksville, Crawford County, Eastern (Pekin), Mitchell, Paoli, Perry Central, Providence, Switzerland County.
40. (8): Evansville Mater Dei, Forest Park, Linton-Stockton, North Knox, North Posey, South Spencer, Southridge, Tell City.

Class A (62 Schools)
41. (8): Caston, Culver Community, LaVille, North Judson-San Pierre, South Central (Union Mills), Triton, West Central, Winamac Community.
42. (8): Carroll (Flora), Frontier, Lafayette Central Catholic, North Miami, North White, Pioneer, South Newton, Tri-County.
43. (8): Adams Central, Churubusco, Eastside, Fremont, Northfield, South Adams, Southern Wells, Southwood.
44. (8): Anderson Preparatory Academy, Clinton Central, Clinton Prairie, Monroe Central, Sheridan, Tri-Central, Union City, Wes-Del.
45. (7): Covenant Christian (Indianapolis), Indiana School for the Deaf, Indianapolis Arlington, Indianapolis Howe, Indianapolis Shortridge, South Putnam, Tindley.
46. (8): Cambridge City Lincoln, Edinburgh, Hagerstown, Indianapolis Lutheran, North Decatur, Oldenburg Academy, South Decatur, Tri.
47. (8): Attica, Covington, Fountain Central, North Vermillion, Riverton Parke, Rockville, Seeger, Turkey Run.
48 (7): Eastern Greene, North Central (Farmersburg), North Daviess, Springs Valley, Tecumseh, West Washington, Wood Memorial

Indiana Conservation Officers are investigating an Off Road Vehicle (ORV) accident that occurred in Crawford County Saturday evening. 

Stacy Ciotti, 45, of Taswell, suffered serious injuries after colliding with a pickup truck driven by Ronald Enlow, 40, of English, near the 7400 block of Overhead Bridge Road near Taswell.   
 
Just before 8:30 p.m., Indiana Conservation Officers responded along with the Crawford County Sheriff’s Department, and Ciotti was found unresponsive and badly injured in a Polaris Ranger side-by-side ORV.

Enlow’s full-size Dodge Ram pickup truck had crashed into a nearby tree after striking Ciotti’s ORV broadside. 
 
Enlow suffered only minor injuries and was treated and released at the scene.  Ciotti was transported by ground, then airlifted to University of Louisville Hospital, where she was listed in critical condition. 
 
Assisting agencies at the scene included the Crawford County Sheriff’s Department, English Fire Department, Crawford County EMS, and Air Methods Helicopter.   
 
Ciotti was not wearing a helmet or utilizing the ORV’s safety restraints at the time of the collision.  Indiana Conservation Officers strongly encourage riders to always wear a helmet and utilize necessary safety equipment when operating an ORV.

Indiana Conservation Officers are investigating a fatal Off-Road Vehicle (ORV) accident that occurred in Washington County early this morning. 

Hershel Lanham, 26, of Pekin, died of injuries sustained during the crash on Arrow Road, outside of Salem.   
 
Shortly after 2:30 a.m., Indiana Conservation Officers, along with the Washington County Sheriff’s Department, responded to Arrow Road, near Cox Ferry Road. 

Lanham was found unresponsive in the roadway, adjacent to a crashed ORV. 
 
Lanham was pronounced dead at the scene by the Washington County Coroner’s Office.  Assisting agencies included the Washington County Sheriff’s Department and Washington County EMS. 
 
Lanham was not wearing a helmet at the time of the accident.  Indiana Conservation Officers strongly encourage riders to always wear a helmet and utilize necessary safety equipment when operating an ORV.
 

At approximately 12:21 pm, an Indiana State Trooper who was searching the river bank area near the location of the original shooting that occurred this morning, made contact with Quentin Starke, 44, from Bartholomew County, who was hiding in a wooded secluded area.

As the two encountered each other, Starke fired a firearm at the trooper and missed.

The trooper then returned fire and during the exchange of gunfire Starke was struck and died.

It is uncertain at this time if the gunshot wound or wounds was from the Indiana State Trooper’s firearm or Starke’s firearm.

An autopsy will be performed to determine the exact cause of death and a ballistics test will be performed to determine which weapon’s bullet or bullets struck Starke.   

When Starke was apprehended first aid was rendered but Starke was pronounced dead at the scene.

The name of the Indiana State Trooper involved in the shooting will be released at a later date.

The initial investigation indicated that a Columbus Police Officer initiated a traffic stop on a Toyota Corolla passenger car near 11th and Washington Streets this morning at approximately 4:20 am.  

The vehicle fled from the officer, leading police officers from the Columbus Police Department and Bartholomew County Sheriff’s Office in a pursuit.  The vehicle eventually drove southbound on State Road 11 and turned onto a county road before coming to a stop near a water treatment facility.

 At some point, the suspect exited the vehicle and fired at least one shot from a long gun at a Columbus Police Officer.  The suspect then fled into a wooded area.  The Columbus Police Officer was injured by the shot.  

The officer was transported to the Columbus Regional Hospital where he was treated for injuries.  The male officer was treated and has since been released from the hospital.

 The suspect is described as a white male, late 30s or early 40s, 6 feet tall, 190 pounds, red or brown hair.  The suspect was wearing black shirt, jeans, and a ball cap at the time of the incident.

The suspect was considered armed and dangerous at this time.  

Indiana Department of Transportation officials met with the state’s contractor this week to discuss plans for a $1,017,436 project that will repair and resurface the outside shoulder along a 10-mile section of Interstate 65 between Henryville and Scottsburg.  Work is expected to start within one to two weeks for what is expected to be a month-long operation. 

E & B Paving of Clarksville, INDOT’s contractor, is charged with patching existing shoulder areas along either side of I-65 from mile marker 19.0 to mile marker 29.0 during overnight hours.  Once repairs have been made, I-65’s outside shoulder will be resurfaced with HMA asphalt. 

This year’s shoulder work is within the same I-65 section where mainline lanes were repaired and resurfaced over the last two years.  That $12.4 million project included replacement of the bridge over Brownstown Road.   

I-65’s traffic count at this location is 36,630 vehicles per day.