Posted: Saturday, December 6, 2014 12:41 am Rossville falls in OT BY ANTHONY VENCE avence@ftimes.com www.chronicle-tribune.com DELPHI – It was a matter of two points and six seconds. A 2-pointer by Rossville’s Clayton Howard with six seconds remaining in regulation tied the game with Delphi at 62, sending the contest to overtime. “We just had

  BY ANTHONY VENCE avence@ftimes.com Boys’ basketball Howard sinks 41 points in Rossville win The Rossville boys’ basketball team defeated Faith Christian 77-71 in the opening round of the Indiana Kitchen Classic Tuesday at Delphi. Senior Clayton Howard had a team-high 41 points for Rossville, making 17 out of 23 field goals. He also made

Clayton Howard Rossville junior While the three starting seniors took most of the fame and attention from defenses, Howard wasn’t a player that opponents could sleep on. During many games late in the season, he would score six or eight points during the opening minutes as he often found himself open under the basket. He

ET Brenneman Rossville senior As the Hornets tall, lanky point guard, Brenneman nearly averaged a double-double with stats similar to a post player. He led the team in rebounding, assists and blocks, while earning himself a second First Team All-HHC selection. Brenneman averaged 11.7 points, 9.0 rebounds, 5.1 assists, 1.2 steals and 1.6 blocks per

Austin Miller Rossville senior The Hornets second shooting guard, along with Tonsoni on the opposite wing, became a lethal combination for Rossville. Miller also improved his skill set by working on his dribble penetration and driving to the basket. Miller lit up Frontier for a career-high 34 points this winter. He also played a major

FIRST TEAM Brandon Tonsoni Rossville senior The Hornets sharp-shooter led the county in scoring this season as he amassed 434 points, surpassing the landmark 1,000-point mark by more than 300 points. He also helped lead the Hornets to their first sectional victory since 2002. Tonsoni averaged 17.4 points, 4.6 rebounds and 1.2 assists per game

Frankfort, Rossville highlight All-County team Posted: Monday, April 21, 2014 8:00 pm BY JIMMY GILLISPIE jgillispie@ftimes.com This year’s race to make The Times All-Clinton County boys’ basketball team was a tight one, but in the end, the two best teams filled most of the first and second teams. Frankfort and Rossville combine to take up

Tonsoni voted Clinton County POY JIMMY GILLISPIE/jgillispie@ftimes.com Choosing an All-Clinton County boys’ basketball player of the year from the 2013-14 pool of candidates was a tough decision for the four coaches, but ultimately the highest scoring player on the team that advanced the furthest in the postseason came away with the honor, Rossville senior Brandon

Hornets land three on All-HHC first team: CC, CP boys also honored with all-conference selections Posted: Thursday, March 27, 2014 8:00 pm BY JIMMY GILLISPIE jgillispie@ftimes.com Rossville’s boys’ basketball went undefeated in the Hoosier Heartland Conference, won its first sectional championship in 12 years this winter and it showed in the all-conference selections. The HHC

Mosson announces retirement: Hornets’ boys’ basketball coach leaves after sectional championship season Posted: Friday, March 21, 2014 8:00 pm BY JIMMY GILLISPIE jgillispie@ftimes.com After three years at the helm and coaching Rossville’s boys’ basketball team to its first sectional in 12 years, Dave Mosson has announced his retirement at the school’s athletic banquet Wednesday night.