Indiana High School Sports News

Carmel High School's Isaac James rushes the ball out of the backfield during the second half of varsity football action between Carmel and Lawrence Central high schools, Friday, Sept.

Lance Whorrall struck out 12 and Attica scored eight runs in its final two at-bats to pull away for a 10-2 Wabash River Conference baseball victory over arch rival Covington on Tuesday night.

Richmond's Bob Haustetter Classic has added extra teams and an extra day to its schedule.

After two seasons, Lindsay Charles resigned as head volleyball coach at Harrison on Tuesday.

SAFE AT THIRD: Shawe's Stephanie Snodgrass smiles up at coach Gary VanWye after sliding back into third during the Hilltoppers' softball game with Jac-Cen-Del on Monday.

The outcome of the Columbus North-Columbus East girls tennis match is still up in the air after play was suspended by rain Monday evening.

Hudgins, who spent five years at Columbia City, was hired to replace Casey Kolkman who resigned in January.

One day after breaking out of a slump by beating Oklahoma City and hours before Miami rested its star players, essentially ceding the top seed in the East, the city's Capital Improvement Board approved a new deal that would help the Pacers stay financially competitive in one of the NBA's smallest markets.

Just a few years ago, the Wapahani softball team would get excited just to receive votes in the state rankings.

Jared Overman hit a three-run homer during a six-run first inning, and Lafayette Jeff's baseball team scored in five of its six at-bats to hold off Benton Central 22-16 Monday night in Loeb Stadium.

In Matt Osborne's third year as the Centerville boys track and field coach, the team motto was 'Just win one.'

The Elkhart Central baseball team was supposed to play Mishawaka Monday night, but instead they were forced to practice inside because of a weather cancellation.

Stacey Adjei likes to set her goals high. The long term plans for the McCutcheon senior are to graduate from Indiana University with a kinesiology degree, leading to a career in the National Basketball Association as an orthopedic surgeon.

Central's Dylan Meyer beat South Spencer's Joe Davis to win medalist honors in Saturday's Vincennes Lincoln Invitational at the Country Club of Old Vincennes.

Justin Jenkins and Timmy Herrin led visiting Terre Haute South to a sweep of a Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference high school baseball doubleheader Saturday at Indianapolis North Central.

Shane Seniour made it official on Saturday: he's going to sign with the University of Southern Indiana men's basketball team.

Jay County graduate Dylan Cope broke his own record in the 1,500. Blue River grad Bryanna Graat improved her own 100 record and set the 200 record.

The weather conditions were near perfect for Saturday afternoon games at Madison.

Everything seemed to come together for the Central baseball team on Saturday in Blackford County.

WAPAHANI 8-2, HOMESTEAD 4-3: At Wapahani, the Raiders scored five runs in the first inning to defeat the Spartans in game one.