At the IHSAA GIrls Track State Finals, Pendleton Heights Ellie McCardwell won the state championship in the pole vault with a leap of 12-feet 6-inches on her first attempt. The Arabians' junior was going to attempt to break the state record on her next attempt. The state record for the girls pole vault is 13-feet 6-inches. She cleared 13-feet on her second try.
The Elwood Panthers were defeated by Heritage Christian 5-4 in 10 innings at the Class 2A Park Tudor Regional on Saturday. Elwood never lead in the contest.
Pendleton Heights was beaten by Fort Wayne Snider, 13-11, in the first game of the Class 4A regional at Pendleton Heights.
For complete coverage of all the high school sporting action, be sure to read Sunday's edition of The Herald Bulletin.
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IHSAA Girls Track results and Baseball Regional Scores
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Madison-Grant outlasts Alex
Jeremy Johnson was mad, and John Irwin was glad.
After being demoted from the starting lineup, Johnson took out his frustrations on Central Indiana Conference leader Alexandria, scoring a career-high 27 points, including the game-winner, as Madison-Grant defeated the Tigers 58-56 on Friday night in Fairmount. -
Arabians roll over Tigers for HHC title
Pendleton Heights reportedly didn’t miss many shots in practice this week.
The Arabians likely missed even fewer Friday night at Yorktown.
In a de facto Hoosier Heritage Conference championship game, the visitors made 24 of 34 attempts from the field and rolled to a 64-26 victory against the Tigers. -
Indians excel at exceeding expectations
In the field for today’s Pendleton Heights Wrestling Regional are 21 wrestlers ranked in the top 20 in their respective weight classes by IndianaMat.com. Four of those are 21 are recognized as the No. 1-rated wrestler in their division by the state’s top website for high school wrestling.
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Korn’s 34 leads Frankton to victory over Mississinewa
Frankton had a near-perfect first quarter and parlayed that and Aaron Korn’s 34 points into a Central Indiana Conference win here Friday.
The Eagles survived 35 3-point attempts by Mississinewa to defeat the Indians 80-66. Frankton is now 8-7 and 4-1 in the CIC. -
Bulldogs stomp Faubion, Lutheran
It was Samaritan’s Feet night on Friday as Lapel faced Indianapolis Lutheran in an Indiana Crossroads Conference battle.
Both coaching staffs went sans shoes to raise awareness and to provide money for shoes for the less fortunate.
It didn’t stop the Bulldogs from stomping on the Saints.
Lutheran’s J.C. Faubion was averaging 25 points per game heading into Friday’s matchup, but Lapel wasn’t intimidated. The Bulldogs held the Saints sharpshooter to 12 points, crushing their opponents 62-37. -
Richmond bedevils Anderson
Quinten Hunter scored 11 of his team-high 21 points in the fourth quarter, Kristian Rodriquez and Joel Okafor each netted 15 and the Richmond Red Devils moved to 3-1 in the North Central Conference with Friday’s 69-62 win against the Anderson Indians at Tiernan Center
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Anderson, Pendleton swimmers move on
In many respects, Thursday’s girls’ swim sectional at Fishers High School went better than expected for the small contingent of Anderson and Pendleton Heights swimmers in attendance. With little hope of upending heavyweights Hamilton Southeastern, Fishers and Yorktown in the team standings, swimmers concentrated on individual performances and simply trying to advance to Saturday’s final round. Each of the three relay teams for both schools advanced, along with one individual from each school.
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Tri-Central trips up Frankton girls
It might not have been the best end result for Senior Night that a Frankton basketball team has ever experienced. But Eagles coach Dean Riddle found some positives despite a 70-53 loss to Tri-Central here Thursday night.
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Pike powers past Anderson
Senior night is a time for celebrating the accomplishments of those players who have made a commitment to the program. Unfortunately, the Anderson Indians girls basketball team had nothing to celebrate as they dropped a 63-42 decision to Indianapolis Pike on Thursday.
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Eagles lose to Trojans 70-53
Photos from Frankton as the Eagles hosted the Tri-Central Trojans on Thursday.
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