Shelbyville High School’s boys soccer team captured the Shelbyville Invitational championship Saturday night in dramatic fashion.

With the title tilt tied at 1-1 against Batesville, the two teams went to penalty kicks and, ultimately, sudden death to determine the winner.

Brayden Basey’s goal gave the Golden Bears the advantage in the ninth round of penalty kicks and goalkeeper Jalen Hounshell stuffed Batesville’s attempt to seal the win.

The Golden Bears improved to 4-2 this season while the Bulldogs dropped to 5-2.

Shelbyville advanced to the championship with a 4-2 semifinal win over Herron. Drew Hassebroek scored three goals and Al Hernandez added the fourth Saturday morning.

Batesville moved into the championship with a 2-1 win over Knightstown.

Christian Haas put Shelbyville up 1-0 in the title game at the 15-minute mark of the second half off an assist from Sam Price.

Batesville quickly tied the match up again on a corner kick and neither team found the back of the net from there.

Shelbyville made its first three penalty kick attempts but the Bulldogs kept matching.

After Batesville’s goalkeeper stuffed a Shelbyville penalty kick, Hounshell was able to do the same and build the tension until the night, and final, round.

In other prep events Saturday:

Boys Soccer

Morristown 1, Wapahani 1

At Morristown, both teams scored in the second half but could not break the tie.

Wapahani’s goal came from Isaac Shreve off an assist from Cade Heffernan.

After the tie, Wapahani and Morristown are both 2-2-1 this season.

Boys Tennis

Delta 5, Shelbyville 0

At Delta, the 27^th-ranked Eagles pinned a fifth-straight loss on the Golden Bears (1-5, 0-2 Hoosier Heritage Conference).

Brown County Invitational

Southwestern finished third at the Brown County Invitational.

Hunter Pappano was runner-up at No. 3 singles.

The No. 1 doubles pairing of Caleb Pappano and Carter Snepp finished second as well.

Grant Emerick placed third at No. 2 singles.

Volleyball

Madison Invitational

Waldron volleyball finished 0-3 to drop to 4-4 this season.

Lawrenceburg defeated the Mohawks, 25-13, 17-25, 15-10 behind four kills, five aces and two blocks from freshman Natalie Knigga. The Tigers are 5-3 this season.

Rock Creek Academy bested Waldron in match two.

In the final match, South Ripley (6-2) swept the Mohawks, 25-17, 25-16. Rachel Meyer had nine kills and three blocks to lead the Raiders.

Indiana Deaf Invitational

Southwestern started slow with a 25-22, 25-11 loss to Eastern Hancock (8-3) before rallying to defeat Indiana Deaf (4-3) and Sheridan (0-7).

With the two wins, the Spartans improved to 3-6 this season.

Cross Country

Franklin Invitational

A trio of Shelbyville boys finished in the top 65 to net the Golden Bears a 14^th-place finish in Franklin.

Michael Fox (photo above, left) placed 58^th in 18 minutes, 56 seconds and he was followed by Beau Kenkel (photo above, center) (60^th in 19:00), Elijah Von Werder (64^th in 19:07), Tristin Maloney (105^th in 19:59) and Isaac Zermeno (209^th in 24:35).

Waldron finished 17^th with Will Larrison (74^th in 19:22) leading the way. Also scoring for Waldron were Jared Crosby (109^th in 20:05), Caden Sheaffer (117^th in 20:13), Skylar Ferguson (188^th in 22:39) and Nathaniel Evans (193^rd in 22:48).

Shelbyville senior Stefanie Howard (photo above, center) finished 20^th in 21:32 to earn post-meet recognition on the podium.

Howard’s Golden Bears finished 16^th in the team standings. Also scoring for Shelbyville were Kaila Brattain (58^th in 23:37), Angel Kreider (86^th in 24:51), Kaylie McDonald (132^nd in 27:02) and Daisy Barrett (177^th in 31:15).

For Waldron, Sophie Hudnall finished 129^th in 26:51, Audrey Hogg was 130^th in 25:53, and Riley Price was 157^th in 28:31.

Rushville Classic

Triton Central’s Owen Sprinkle had a top-20 performance (19^th in 20:54) in the Division II race.

Also running for TC were Lucas Bear (37^th in 23:24), Hank Hadler (43^rd in 24:48) and Corbin Maurice (28:19).

Morristown’s T.J. Butcher (47^th in 25:04) and Brayden Burris (55^th in 27:43) competed in the Division III race.

Triton Central’s Hallie Schweitzer (photo above) finished ninth (23:42) in the Division II girls race.

Morristown’s Grace McLaughlin placed 12^th (25:27) in the Division III girls race.