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Prep baseball roundup: New Prairie, Concord, NorthWood win IHSAA sectional championships
No. 5 (3A) New Prairie baseball made it a second-straight sectional championship with a 13-0 (5 innings) win over Knox in the Class 3A, Glenn Sectional championship Monday at Newton Park in Lakeville. The Cougars (23-5) scored five runs in the second inning, five in the third and three in the fourth to win by the run rule. Reed Robinson drove in four runs, including a three-run home run to put his team ahead, 10-0, at the...
Prep softball, baseball roundup: Luther the hero for New Prairie softball Thursday
New Prairie softball’s quest to repeat as Class 3A state champions almost ended prematurely Thursday. The Cougars found themselves in a battle with Jimtown in the Sectional 19 final, trailing by one run late. Fortunately for New Prairie, senior Emma Luther picked a great time to hit her fourth home run of the season, uncorking one over the centerfield fence to lift her team to a 5-4 victory at Newton Park in Lakeville. ...
High school polls: New Prairie softball climbs to No. 3 in Class 3A
VOTE:South Bend Tribune Athlete of the Week, May 13-19, 2024. Noie column:This was a difficult day at the ballpark for one high school baseball head coach. Indiana High School Baseball Coaches Association polls for May 20. Rank, team, votes. CLASS 4A. 1. Center Grove 254; 2. Noblesville 210; 3. Mooresville...
Clay softball bids adieu, while New Prairie starts Class 3A state title defense
LAKEVILLE — As one softball program came to an end Tuesday, another began its quest to repeat as state champion. The first game of the evening at Newton Park was the conclusion of one that started Monday, with Jimtown defeating South Bend Clay, 11-1 (5 innings), in the Colonials’ final game. The second contest saw the defending Class 3A champs New Prairie overcome a sluggish start to beat South Bend Riley, 12-2 (6 innings).
'We'll be excited.' Saint Joseph girls tennis gets past LaPorte, rival awaits at semistate
LA PORTE — Shortly after she wrapped up her No. 1 singles match Wednesday at the La Porte girls tennis regional, Molly Bellia’s teammates took a bucket of tennis balls and formed a “100” on the edge of the court. Mylar balloons followed, and then flowers,...
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