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IHSAA News Release Indiana High School Athleঞ c Associaঞ on, Inc. 9150 N. Meridian Street, PO Box 40650, Indianapolis, Indiana 46240-0650 317-846-6601 ▪ Fax: 317-575-4244 ▪ IHSAA.org ▪ IHSAAtv.org ▪ @IHSAA1 TICKETS THE 107TH ANNUAL $15 per person (two games). All days ckets (four games) $30 per person. Reserved ckets may be purchased at the par cipa ng schools IHSAA BOYS BASKETBALL STATE FINALS the week of the state fi nals. Contact those schools for cket distribu on hours. Any presented by the Indiana Pacers & Indiana Fever remaining ckets will be available game day at the Bankers Life Fieldhouse cket offi ce. Saturday, March 25, 2017 PARKING Bankers Life Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, Ind. There are mul ple parking op ons throughout the downtown area that are within walking distance of the Fieldhouse. The Virginia Avenue Garage, which charges a fee and is located directly to the east of the venue, connects to the Fieldhouse from the third fl oor of the garage via a walkway over Delaware Street. The entrance to the Virginia Avenue Garage is located off of Maryland Street. GATES OPEN Bankers Life Fieldhouse will open its gates to fans beginning one hour prior to the start of each session -- 9:30 am ET and 5 pm ET. The venue will be cleared between the Class 2A and 3A games. LAFAYETTE CENTRAL CATHOLIC (22-6) vs. TINDLEY (23-5) 10:30 AM ET ▪ BANKERS LIFE FIELDHOUSE ▪ INDIANAPOLIS ▪ FOX SPORTS INDIANA CENTRAL CATHOLIC KNIGHTS TINDLEY TIGERS Head Coach: David Barre Head Coach: Robert Wonnell CLASS A Record at LCC: 219-92 (12th Year) Record at Tindley: 154-87 (10th Year) Overall: 219-92 (12th Year) Overall: 154-87 (10th Year) FRANKTON (22-6) vs. CRAWFORD COUNTY (22-6) 12:45 PM ET ▪ BANKERS LIFE FIELDHOUSE ▪ INDIANAPOLIS ▪ FOX SPORTS INDIANA TELEVISION & WEBCAST All four state championship games will air live FRANKTON EAGLES CRAWFORD COUNTY WOLFPACK on Fox Sports Indiana. For viewers outside of Head Coach: Brent Brobston Head Coach: Levi Carmichael the Fox Sports Indiana coverage area, a live CLASS 2A Record at Frankton: 135-85 (9th Year) Record at CC: 39-14 (2nd Year) stream will be available at IHSAAtv.org. For Overall: 135-85 (9th Year) Overall: 55-41 (4th Year) those within the FSI coverage area, the stream will be available only on delayed basis following the conclusion of the telecast. Also, South Bend’s WHME Channel 46 will carry all four games for viewers in the Michiana TWIN LAKES 253 VS. INDIANAPOLIS CRISPUS ATTUCKS 244 area. 6 PM ET ▪ BANKERS LIFE FIELDHOUSE ▪ INDIANAPOLIS ▪ FOX SPORTS INDIANA BROADCAST ASSIGNMENTS Class A TWIN LAKES INDIANS CRISPUS ATTUCKS TIGERS ▪ Play-by-Play Greg Rakestraw Head Coach: Kent Adams Head Coach: Chris Hawkins ▪ Color Analyst Bob Lovell CLASS 3A Record at TL: 287-197 (21st Year) Record at A ucks: 24-4 (1st Year) ▪ Sideline Reporter Jeremiah Johnson Overall: 357-302 (29th Year) Overall: 24-4 (1st Year) Class 2A ▪ Play-by-Play Greg Rakestraw ▪ Color Analyst Bob Lovell ▪ Sideline Reporter Jeremiah Johnson FORT WAYNE NORTH SIDE 272 VS. BEN DAVIS 225 Class 3A ▪ Play-by-Play Jerry Baker 8:15 PM ET ▪ BANKERS LIFE FIELDHOUSE ▪ INDIANAPOLIS ▪ FOX SPORTS INDIANA ▪ Color Analyst Mike Broughton FORT WAYNE NORTH SIDE LEGENDS BEN DAVIS GIANTS ▪ Sideline Reporter Jeremiah Johnson Head Coach: Shabaz Khaliq Head Coach: Mark James CLASS 4A Record at North Side: 124-43 (7th Year) Record at Ben Davis: 99-47 (6th Year) Class 4A Overall: 154-57 (9th Year) Overall: 537-277 (35th Year) ▪ Play-by-Play Jerry Baker ▪ Color Analyst Mike Broughton ▪ Sideline Reporter Jeremiah Johnson Pure Spirit. Pure Sport. Pure Indiana. MEDIA INFORMATION IHSAA Champions Radio Network The network affi liates listed below will carry Bobby Cox, Commissioner | [email protected] one or more of the four state championship Phil Gardner, Assistant Commissioner/Tournament Administrator | [email protected] games. Check ihsaa.org this week for further Jason Wille, Sports Informa on Director | [email protected] details. CREDENTIALS: The deadline for requests is Thursday, February 23, 4 pm ET/3 pm CT. Creden als will not be granted a er that me. For media outlets intending to cover the boys basketball state fi nals, please apply for creden als by e-mailing your request (with name of individual to be creden aled) to IHSAA Sports Informa on Director Jason Wille at [email protected]. E-mail requests MUST originate from a recognized business account; e-mails from personal accounts (ie: yahoo. com, aol.com, gmail.com, etc.) will not be accepted. Please note that the boys basketball state fi nals require a specifi c creden al. Any passes issued previously will not allow admission to this event. Creden als will not be mailed. NO CHILDREN, PLEASE: With the excep on of high school students represen ng their school’s BROADCAST ASSIGNMENTS newspaper, yearbook, radio or television sta on, and who have a team par cipa ng, no young people or children will be issued media creden als or be allowed in the working media area. Class A ▪ Play-by-Play Ma Taylor MEDIA PARKING: There is no designated parking area for media for this event though there are ▪ Color Analyst Jan Boser mul ple parking op ons throughout the downtown area that are within walking distance of the ▪ Sideline Reporter Tony Donohue Fieldhouse. The Virginia Avenue Garage, which charges a fee and is located directly to the east of the venue, connects to the Fieldhouse from the third fl oor of the garage via a walkway over Class 2A Delaware Street. The entrance to the Virginia Avenue Garage is located off of Maryland Street. ▪ Play-by-Play Ma Taylor ▪ Color Analyst Jan Boser MEDIA WILL-CALL/ENTRANCE: To gain admi ance, the 2016-17 IHSAA Boys Basketball State ▪ Sideline Reporter Tony Donohue Finals Media Creden al is required. The entrance is on the southeast side of Bankers Life Fieldhouse adjacent to Delaware Street. The door is marked for Employees and Media and is located at the opposite end of the building from the public entrance. Creden als may be claimed beginning at 8 am Class 3A ET for the fi rst session and at 4 pm ET for the second session. Please have iden fi ca on available ▪ Play-by-Play Greg Rakestraw and be prepared to have bags and equipment checked by security offi cials. ▪ Color Analyst Bob Lovell ▪ Sideline Reporter Joey Mulinaro MEDIA WORKROOM: The media workroom at Bankers Life Fieldhouse will be open all day and be available to working media members. The work area contains complimentary wireless internet access Class 4A and hospitality will be available. ▪ Play-by-Play Greg Rakestraw ▪ Color Analyst Charlie Hall SEAT ASSIGNMENTS: Except where permanent lines have been installed for those that have ▪ Sideline Reporter Joey Mulinaro ordered them, an open sea ng policy will be used along press row. City Call Le ers BROADCAST PHONE LINE (if needed): Phone service is available for installa on at each broadcast Anderson WHBU 1240 AM loca on. Should your sta on require such service, fi ll out the form linked below and email it to AT&T A ca WFWR 91.5 FM to fi nalize an order for installa on. Order Form Aus n WXKU 92.7 FM Batesville WRBI 103.9 FM FIELDHOUSE WIFI: Complimentary wireless service is provided for all a ending media. Please Baugh City WYIR 96.9 FM access the “BLF Wifi ” wireless signal. No login or password is required. Some older devices (2.4 GHz) may not be able to access this 5.0 GHz signal. A successful broadcast connec on will require use of the Bedford WQRK 105.5 FM complimentary “BLF Wifi ” signal, a dedicated phone line or a hard-wired Ethernet line. Hard-wired Bedford WPHZ 102.5 FM Ethernet lines are available at cost by contac ng Kevin Messenger ([email protected]). Bedford WBIW 1340 AM Boonville WBNL 1540 AM RESULTS & STATISTICS: Live stats for each game will be available on the IHSAA website. Stats and Boonville WBNL 97.7 FM box scores will be distributed at the end of each quarter on press row as well as in the media work Brazil / Terre Haute WFNF 99.5 FM room. Brazil / Terre Haute WFNF 1130 AM Hammond WJOB 1230 AM LOCKER ROOM ACCESS: No one except tournament workers and team coaches and par cipants Hammond WJOB 104.7 FM will have access to the locker rooms. Hardinsburg WKLO 96.9 FM Indianapolis WFNI 107.5 FM LIVE TELEVISION CUT-INS: News reports showing live game ac on are prohibited. Stand-up reports Indianapolis WFNI 1070 AM for newscasts are permi ed from inside the building provided that no live ac on is shown. Indianapolis WIBC 93.5 FM Jasper WITZ 104.7 FM POST-GAME GUIDELINES Jasper WQKZ 98.5 FM With the excep on of the IHSAA’s Radio, Television, Jeff ersonville WXVW 1450 AM Internet and Photography partners, all media members Knox WKVI 99.3 FM are asked to remain off the playing fl oor and behind the ropes during the post-game awards ceremonies. Knox WYMR 98.3 FM Michigan City WEFM 95.9 FM The post-game ceremonies order will be as follows: Muncie WXFN 102.9 FM • Mental A tude Award presenta on Muncie WXFN 1340 AM • Runner-Up medals and trophy presenta on New Castle WLTI 1550 AM • Championship medals and trophy presenta on Paoli WUME 95.3 FM • Team Photographs by Champions Illustrated Plymouth WTCA 1050 AM Plymouth WTCA 106.1 FM Following the Class A, 2A and 3A awards ceremonies, Richmond WKBV 1490 AM coaches and selected players will be escorted to the Rockville WAXI 104.9 FM Media Interview Room for a formal press conference Salem WSLM 1220 AM which is located on playing fl oor level just off the media Salem WSLM 97.9 FM entrance elevator.
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    E PL UR UM IB N U U S Congressional Record United States th of America PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE 114 CONGRESS, FIRST SESSION Vol. 161 WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2015 No. 147 House of Representatives The House met at 10 a.m. and was One from the Fiscal Times, Sep- The little girls beside me, Mr. Speak- called to order by the Speaker pro tem- tember 23, ‘‘U.S. Wasted Billions of er, Eden and Stephanie Balduf, their pore (Mr. STEWART). Dollars Rebuilding Afghanistan.’’ daddy was training Afghanistan citi- The second headline from the New f zens to be policemen, and they were York Times, October 1, ‘‘Afghan Forces shot and killed by the man they were DESIGNATION OF SPEAKER PRO on the Run.’’ training. Poor little girls represent so TEMPORE The third headline, ‘‘U.S. Soldiers many families whose loved ones have The SPEAKER pro tempore laid be- Told to Ignore Sexual Abuse of Boys by died in Afghanistan for nothing but a fore the House the following commu- Afghan Military Leaders.’’ waste. I am so outraged about the third nication from the Speaker: With that, Mr. Speaker, I ask God to headline story that I am demanding please bless our men and women in uni- WASHINGTON, DC. answers on the Pentagon’s policy of October 7, 2015. form, please bless America, and, God, permitting Afghan men to rape young I hereby appoint the Honorable CHRIS please wake up the Congress before it boys on U.S. military bases. I have STEWART to act as Speaker pro tempore on is too late on Afghanistan.