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As of November 2026 · counting rule stated in the text; IHSAA records books named as settler; conflict C138 carried whole from the banked register
The Lancers' championships print under one counting rule, stated here: a title is counted once, in the carrier that names it, sectional titles as sectional titles, conference titles as conference titles, and no carrier's total is adopted over another's — the totals below are the carriers', dated, and they are not reconciled. Football, the deepest apparatus the record reaches: before 2012, three sectional titles since the school's 1965 inception (the school athletics site, August 2025 preview, counting rule: the site's own retrospective). Since 2013: eight sectional finals with titles in 2017 and 2021 under Hostrawser (the site, 2023 and 2025), a further title in the three years to November 2025 on the school's own report ("2nd sectional championship in 3 years"), and the South Bend Tribune's February 2026 count of four sectional titles since 2013, including 2025 — the Tribune's count and the school's pieces print side by side, whole, as conflict C138 carries them in the banked register; the settler is the IHSAA football championship records book read year by year, and until that read, this section prints both. Conference apparatus: NSC football title 1986; HNAC football title 2022, the first conference title since 1986; baseball's second straight undefeated HNAC season and sectional title in 2024, its first sectional since 1991, at 23-6; boys basketball's Bi-County Tournament title of January 2015, its first since 1974, with five sectional titles held by 2015 (the full list a named gap, banked); girls basketball's Sectional 34 title of 6 February 2024, first since 2003, and its first Everwise Bi-County championship in thirty years (all lk-cul-lancers). No LaVille team state championship stands in any carrier reached (lk-sports-cartwright), and none is claimed: the school's summit of record is a team fifth at a state finals (wrestling, 1972) and an individual state runner-up (2019). The professional line prints at its true, unusual strength: the town's professional football record is a coach's, not a player's — the Pro Football Reference players register is empty for this town while its sideline is not (lk-sports-bettcher) — and F.C. Indiana's internationals at Newton Park are a club pointer, not LaVille people (lk-sports-chose). What survived, finally: no museum, marker or memorial treatment of the Lancers themselves stands in the school or town record reached in this section — no hall of honour on the ground, no retired-number or championship-marker course in any carrier — a searched negative, printed whole, its settler the school and town marker and museum record. The film-shadow statement the checklist demands is equally plain: no film's cameras are documented shooting a Lancer game or a Lakeville sporting scene in any carrier reached; the national screens that carry this town carry its crime record (the famous-people file's Pelley article), and that shadow is the crime leg's, not this team's. The Lancers' memory institution, at the record reached, is the athletics site's own archive and the town's retelling — the seasons themselves, kept by the school that plays them.