Cougars rally late against South Spencer
Despite starting its season 1-4 over its first five games, the North Harrison football team has started to show signs of salvaging the 2021 campaign.
13 October 2021
Cougars rally late against South Spencer
Despite starting its season 1-4 over its first five games, the North Harrison football team has started to show signs of salvaging the 2021 campaign.
Floyd sweeps X-C sectional
S. Central’s Baker, FC’s Liddle win
When the Patoka Lake and Hoosier Hills athletic conferences ran their cross-country meets on the Crawford Count...
Lady Panthers’ strong season ends in semis
The soccer sectional draw could not have been any kinder to the Corydon Central girls’ soccer team.
IHSAA drops football sectional pairings
The Indiana High School Athletic Association released its sectional pairings as part of its 49th annual State Tournament Pairings Show presented by In...
Lady Cats’ season ends on early goal
While sports fans all over the nation prepared for Major League Baseball’s National League Wild Card Game in Los Angeles last Wednesday, a different play-off storm was brewing in Madison.
Providence snatches victory from Panthers
Visiting Providence rallied from a 21-6 half-time deficit to turn back Corydon Central, 34-27, Friday night.
Lady Eagles clinch share of SAC title
For many people in Lanesville on Thursday, the Lady Eagles’ volleyball team’s matchup against Southern Athletic Conference-rival Crothersville seemed like another typical end to the conference slate of the regular-season schedule.
SAC releases tennis all-conference honors
The Southern Athletic Conference released its all-conference honors for boys’ tennis on Monday.
For the fourth year in a row and fifth time in th...
Fall racing continues on both sides of river
Several horses with local connections raced last week at Hoosier Park in Anderson, at the Jay County fairgrounds in Portland and at the Red Mile at Le...
Eagles fade late against defending 1A champs
As the Lanesville soccer team made the odyssey to Seymour on Oct. 4, the Eagles knew they had one of the most challenging roads of any team as the Indiana High School Athletic Association state tournament began.
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