Danville

And we'll shout out these, these girls on the, the girls side of this, the three Avon in the top four that you were talking about, Ella Stanton, Elena Wigger, and Ally Connors.

Uh, and then Casey Hummel from Danville, which I think, I could be wrong, but I think had a pretty big win at the Nike Twilight.

I think she won one of those-

I-

In fact, they got a new coach, Connor Simmons, uh, has, has gone the dad route and has gone the administrative route.

So they bring in Nick Brickins, who was part of the New Pal system, and Cascade's only loss is to an unbeaten 4A team in Danville.

So I, I think that's a way...

There's really three or four games in the opening round that really ca- catch your attention.

And some of these other sectionals, who are some teams you're looking at to maybe, you know, make it to regional and if not make a deeper run?

You know, what, what is unique is that, you know, 3A used to be loaded with a lot of Indianapolis, you know, kinda private schools, Catholic schools, s- uh, you know, suburban communities and they have all grown to 4A.

So until a handful of years ago, Rebuff, Chatard, Danville were ones you talked about being contenders in 3A.

They're all 4A.

Tuttle Orchards, that's in Greenfield, over in, uh, Tony's neck of the woods, and they've got, uh, cider and apple donuts, and a farm market, uh, all kinds of stuff.

Beasley's Orchard, that's in Danville, over in near Producer Will.

Have you been to Beasley's?

All the time.