Manual drops its nickname as school transitions to new leadership
The Indiana High School Athletic Association approved a merger of the sports teams at Christel House Watanabe and Emmerich Manual.
Kyle Neddenriep, Indianapolis Star
12 quarterbacks to watch in Central Indiana high school football for 2021
Several experienced quarterbacks are returning for the upcoming 2021 season high school football season in Central Indiana.
‘I felt like it was home’: Lawrence North receiver Omar Cooper Jr. commits to Indiana
Cooper will be joining former Lawrence North QB Donaven McCulley on the football team and close friend C.J. Gunn is going to IU to play basketball.
North Central boys basketball coach Jason Gardner leaves for position at Arizona
Decatur Central, Tri-West and Avon also have boys basketball coaching openings to fill this summer.
Warren Little League provided ‘a place you never wanted to leave.’ Now, it’s ending.
Barring unforeseen circumstances, there will not be baseball at the Warren Little League next year for the first time since 1954.
Indiana All-Stars find group that clicks, now 27-3 vs. Kentucky in last 30 meetings
With the 86-70 win Saturday, Indiana All-Stars improved its overall series lead to 101-44 over Kentucky and are 27-3 since 2005.
Indiana All-Stars continue to dominate series, get 100th win over Kentucky
Mr. Basketball Caleb Furst set the tone: “If the best player in Indiana is diving on the floor for a loose ball, how do you not play hard?”
A story to rival that of any champion in single-class era of Indiana high school sports
In 1996, there were 323 schools playing IHSAA softball. Only 9 smaller than Turkey Run fielded teams. All of them lost in their first sectional game.
Mr. Basketball, Purdue basketball recruit Caleb Furst adds Gatorade award to his honors
Furst is second consecutive Purdue recruit to win Gatorade award after Silver Creek’s Trey Kaufman-Renn won it last year.
Small town, big talent: Indiana multisport star Colson Montgomery may be MLB first-round pick
He gave up football. And will likely give up basketball, too. Because Colson Montgomery’s baseball future is bright. Really bright.