`A LOT OF DISAPPOINTMENT' TECUMSEH FALLS SHORT IN BID FOR CLASS A TITLE, BUT REMAINS PROUD OF BIG SEASON

From: Evansville Courier & Press | Date: June 16, 2002| Author: Press staff writer 464-7505 or ltipton@evansville.net; LEIGH ANN TIPTON, Courier & | Copyright information

For the second year in a row, Tecumseh's trip to the Class A state finals ended with a loss.

Last year, Tecumseh fell 9-3 to Adams Central in the semifinals. On Saturday, Tecumseh lost 7-3 at the hands of Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian after two rain delays.

"There's a lot of disappointment today, of course," said Tecumseh coach Ron Kahle, whose team ended the season 20-8 as the Class A runnerup. "But I'm proud to be back. How many teams look to get here one time? We've been here...

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