Indiana High School Sports News

The best thing about sports is you never can truly predict the outcome. Sure, you can project winners and losers but when games get tight, someone High School Year In Review: Top games The best thing about sports is you never can truly predict the outcome.

Seibold says he enjoyed his 17 seasons at Huntington North, but decided it was a good time to step away to spend more time with his family.

When Wapahani baseball coaches Brian and Jason Dudley dropped by the home of pitcher Jacob Walters for his open house graduation party two weeks ago, they admitted they did not come with money as a graduation present.

Bluffton's McCormick Clouser is part of six-way tie for first place at the 99th Indiana Open Championship at Otter Creek in Columbus on Monday.

They're the rookies, the kids who are supposed to show up, be quiet and learn from the older players on how to do things the right way.

Forgive Jared Schipper if he doesn't have his brother's state meet places memorized.

The 2014 Northern Indiana Body Building Figure, Bikini and Physique Championships were held at the Century Center in South Bend on Saturday.

J&C Male Student-Athlete of the Year: Kolby Myer Senior learned many lessons from former Oracles basketball coach Michael Lewis Check out this story on jconline.com: http://on.jconline.com/1lIyHlb John Wooden once said, "Be more concerned with your character than your reputation, because your character is what you really are, while your reputation ... (more)

Taylor McKee wasn't expecting the call. Wednesday afternoon, the Wapahani senior was less than 2 weeks removed from his final high school baseball game, the Raiders' victory against Evansville Mater Dei in the Class 2A state title game.

Friday, Kyle Gibson will make an Independence Day start against the New York Yankees at Target Field for the second straight year.

Reitz High School senior-to-be Lilly King was listed as the No. 9 recruit for the class of 2015 by SwimSwam.com.

DAILY REPORTER SPORTS EDITOR BRIAN HARMON & SPORTSWRITER GRANT FREKING SELECT THEIR FAVORITE PLAYERS, TEAMS & MOMENTS FROM THE 2013-14 PREP CAMPAIGN How's this for a a freshman year: All-Hancock County Volleyball Team selectee, All-Hancock County Basketball Team honoree, track and field state finalist.

IPFW Athletic Director Kelley Hartley Hutton has announced that Germaine Fairchild has been named the new head coach for the IPFW softball program.

Erin Rethlake's sister came down the aisle shedding tears of joy Saturday evening.

Brooke Austin, the 2013 finalist from Indianapolis, will headline the competitors for the Women's Hospital Classic, a $10,000 USTA Pro Circuit event at Evansville Tennis Center July 14-20.

Columbus North senior Denisa Brooks dives back to 1st base before the tag of Shelbyville freshman Cora Reinhart during a rundown in the 1st inning of sectional play at Lincoln Park.

Erin Rethlake is going to need a bigger trophy case. After winning Indiana's Gatorade Softball Player of the Year award as a junior, the Huntington North ace was named Indiana's Miss Softball Saturday night.

Sportswoman of the year Hannah Gardner excels on, off the court The 18-year-old plays volleyball and basketball Check out this story on IndyStar.com: http://indy.st/1lGbswF IndyStar Sportswoman of the Year Hannah Gardner was a basketball and volleyball player at Bishop Chatard.

Mike Thornburg's initial response was to politely decline. Aaron Black was in the process of being promoted to principal from athletic director at Union City, and Black asked if Thornburg was interested in coming over to lead the Indians' athletic programs.

Nick Butcher's name is nowhere to be found among the 2013 local baseball statistical leaders.