Aaron Kirchoff is a local journalist based in Greensburg, Indiana. He covers a variety of sports events and activities in the area, including basketball, wrestling, and swimming. His work has been featured in publications such as Cleburne Times Review, Greensburg Daily News, Yahoo Sports, The Herald Bulletin, News and Tribune, and Yahoo News.
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Aaron Kirchoff's coverage focuses primarily on local sports events, particularly basketball, wrestling, and gymnastics. Given this focus, individuals or organizations involved in these specific sporting events in the Greensburg area are likely to find success when reaching out to him.
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By: Aaron Kirchoff
South Decatur's Raegan Benge hit a 3-pointer late in the third quarter in the Lady Cougars'55-14 victory over visiting Crothersville.
By: Aaron Kirchoff
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Greensburg’s 200 medley relay team of Tyler Williams (freestyle), Christopher Mains (butterfly), Harrison Yu (breaststroke) and Jack Bennett (backstroke) won the EIAC championship and set a new school record. Aaron Kirchoff | Daily News
Greensburg’s Andrew Bowman hits the floor with Batesville’s Brayden Maple (12) and James Hughes (22) as the three scramble for the loose ball during action Thursday. Aaron Kirchoff | Daily News
By: Aaron Kirchoff
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By: Aaron Kirchoff
Early in the regular season, North Decatur posted a 2-point win at South Decatur. Saturday, the Lady Chargers took control early en route to a 36-27 victory.
After leading by just two points at the halftime break, visiting North Decatur outscored South Decatur 19-9 in the third quarter to gain control of the game en route to
South Dearborn hosted the EIAC wrestling tournament Saturday. East Central prevailed in the team competition, compiling 295 total points to take home the trophy.
Oldenburg Academy's 400 freestyle relay team, pictured with Coach Jerry Fry, of Grant Rosenberger, Nash King, Albert Hudepohl and Santiago Schutte set a new school record in the meet at Connersville. Photo provided
The Batesville Bulldogs swimming program has had a full schedule since wrapping up EIAC competition with three different meets over the last week.
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