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Regional Saturday is complete. The most grueling Saturday of the year has crowned its 16 champions, and several of them have potential future Boilermakers:
Class 4A
Michigan City
Warsaw 46,Crown Point 33
Indiana signee Grant Gelon bows out as No. 5 Warsaw moves on with a 25-1 record.
Logansport
McCutcheon 85, Homestead 66
Robert Phinisee scores 27 as No. 4 McCutcheon needed a last second three to survive the morning session, but they knock out the defending Class 4A state champion in the night game. It is their first regional title since 2001.
Southport
Southport 74, Terre Haute South 44
Butler signee Joey Brunk drops a 27-12 and Paul Scruggs has a 17-8 as No. 9 Southport rolls to its first regional title since 1990.
Seymour
New Albany 84, Evansville Reitz 70
Romeo Langford exploded for 37 and now has well over 1,200 points in his career as only a sophomore. No. 1 New Albany will play Southport next week.
Class 3A
Kankakee Valley
Griffith 41, Mishawaka Marian 24
Griffith wins a second straight regional.
Marion
Marion 66, NorthWood 62
Vijay Blackmon and Reggie Jones have the evil Marion Giants moving on to the semi-state as Marion no ties Lafayette Jeff with a state record 38 regional titles.
Greencastle
Tri-West 64, Brebeuf 50
A major surprise here, Tri-West wins its first ever regional after winning a third straight sectional. This was the regional where Park Tudor was a heavy favorite, but Brebeuf beat them this morning.
Washington
Evansville Bosse 60, Silver Creek 57
Bosse is a three-time state champion, but has not won it since 1962. They did make the state finals in 2007, however.
Class 2A
North Judson
Fort Wayne Canterbury 65, Hammond Noll 62
Traditionally a girls basketball power, Canterbury wins their second ever regional and first since 2012.
Lapel
Lapel 52, Oak Hill 51
Lapel wins its first regional since 2005, when they went on to win the Class A state title.
Greenfield Central
Indianapolis Howe 55, Northeastern 53
Howe breaks a long regional streak by winning its first since 1981.
Paoli
Providence 50, Linton-Stockton 44
Providence wins its third regional in school history and first since 2012.
Class A
Triton
Gary 21st Century 82, South Newton 66
The charter school from Gary (much like Bowman Academy) wins its first ever regional.
Frankfort
Liberty Christian 74, Lafayette Central Catholic 71 OT
For the third straight year Liberty Christian beats Central Catholic in the regional final, this time on an overtime buzzer beater right here:
Here's how Central Catholic's season came to a close. Props to Carlos Velasquez for the video. pic.twitter.com/HQCCGVslgQ
— Sam King (@samueltking) March 13, 2016
Martinsville
Bloomfield 51, Indianapolis Tindley 37
This is the first regional title in 17 years for Bloomfield.
Loogootee
West Washington 63, Wood Memorial 50
West Washington wins its first ever regional title.