Peru Tigers | Archive | January, 2009
Peru vs. Taylor
Posted on 26 January 2009 by .
The Peru Tigers upped their conference record to a perfect 3-0 with a huge win over the Taylor Titans 65-56. Peru got off to a slow start, with under 30 seconds to play in the first half Peru trailed 22-30. But a quick bucket and a Luke Primerano steal, followed by a foul at the buzzer gave the momentum back to Peru going into half. The Tigers went into the break trailing 26-30. Peru than came out and took the lead and held on for the final score. Terry Smith led the Tigers with 18, followed by Wes Zimmerman with 17. Mason Zimmer led the Tigers with seven rebounds. The Tigers return to the court Tuesday January 27, at Tig-Arena against the Tippecanoe Valley Vikings.
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Peru vs. Oakhill
Posted on 13 January 2009 by .
Peru Tigers saw their five game win streak come to end Saturday night against the Eagles of Oak Hill. Peru came out rather sluggish to begin game falling behind by 18 points at one point. The fought their way back before halftime to make it a 10 point game at 32-22. The Tigers fought their way back into the game and kept it close the rest of the way before they eventually fell 59-53. Terry Smith led Peru with 18 points and Justin Engel followed with 12 points.
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Peru Super 8
Posted on 13 January 2009 by .
On Saturday January 10th Peru played host to 7 teams in the Peru Super 8. Peru finished 4-1 losing on to senior lead Hamilton Heights in a close dual 30-42. Peru defeated Eastern 49-21,Lewis Cass 60-24, Oakhill 37-34,and Marion 47-21 on there way toimproving to 14-4. Peru had four undefeated wrestlers on the day in Shannon Garretson (26-3), Aaron Garretson (24-4), Dalton Sparks (25-4), and Brett Worden (23-4). Dustin Kern (3-1), Adam Chambers (4-1), and Cy Norris (4-1) finished with only one loss on the day. Peru is set to take action Saturday January 17th at the Western Super Six
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Peru vs. Kokomo
Posted on 13 January 2009 by .
The Peru Tigers downed the Kokomo Wildkats 58-37 Friday night. The Tigers put together arguably their best defensive effort of the year to jump out to an early 21-5 lead. The Wildkats than clawed their way back into the game, to make it a six point late in the third quarter. Peru then picked up where they began the game and used a dominating run to close the game. Terry Smith lead the Tigers with 15 points and brother Taylor Smith followed with 14 points.
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Peru Basketball Celebrates Success over break
Posted on 08 January 2009 by .
The Peru Bengal Tigers played very well over Christmas break to improve their record to 7-1 on the year. The Tigers picked up three very important wins, in rather dominating fashion. To get things started Peru open the Holiday Tournament up with a big win over county-rival North Miami, 58-44. The Tigers were clearly at a height advantage however, they played a great swarming defense in containing North Miami’s two post presences. Wes Zimmerman led the Bengal Tigers with 23 points over the Warriors. The next night Peru played in the Championship round against Whitko. Once again Peru played very hard defense and contained the Whitko players to just 39 points of offense. The Tigers won the game 50-39, and were led by Terry Smith with 18 points and 5 steals. The Tigers captured the first Holiday Tournament title during the new era of the tourney. The Tigers capped off an amazing week with another dominating victory over sectional opponent Norwell. The Tigers defense once again kept their opponents in check in limiting the Norwell offense to just 11 points at halftime. Peru carried that momentum to a final score of 52-36. Justin Engel and Terry Smith paced the Tiger offense with 15 points each. The Tigers return to action Friday January 9th against a very good Kokomo team, and than follow that with class 2A No. 5 Oak Hill on Saturday night. Good luck Bengal Tigers!
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Chirstmas Break Wrestling
Posted on 08 January 2009 by .
The Peru Tiger wrestling team recently took action over Christmas break at the 32 team Al Smith classic at Mishiwaka High School, and three day later turned around to wrestle at the John Mckee Memorial Tournament at Rodchester High School.
The Al Smith classic is legitimately the hardest individual tournament in the state of Indiana with the exception of the state finals series. It took place on December 29th and 30th .Peru had 5 guys advance to the second day of action, they put 3 in the semi finals and one lone tiger wrestler in the finals. Peru’s 152lbs. senior Dustin Kern (4-1) lead the tigers through the course of the tournament. Brett Wordon finished 4th (3-2) , Dalton Sparks came in with a 5rd (4-3), Aaron Garretson 6th (3-3) and Shannon Garretson 7th (4-2). The Tiger’s finish out the tournament coming in 10th as a team.
Last Saturday The Tigers took action at the John Mckee Memorial tournament. As a team peru had one champion (Aaron Garretson)and three 2rd place finishes. The Tigers scheduled this tournament in as a make-up because of the cancellation of the Twin Lakes Invite that they were scheduled to take part in. As a team the tiger’s finish second behind Northridge High School.
The Tigers will take action at home on Thursday night January 8th against cross county rivals Maconaquah Braves in the Tiger Den at 6 p.m. Peru will be honoring their senior’s on this night.
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