Brandon Miniard is a journalist for The Madison Courier, focusing on local sports coverage in Madison, Indiana. With a passion for high school athletics, Brandon provides in-depth articles on basketball, football, and other sports events in the area, highlighting the successes and challenges of the teams and athletes.
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North Harrison's volleyball season came to an end on Thursday night when they faced Scottsburg in the opening round of the Silver Creek Sectional.
In the history of the gridiron rivalry between Corydon Central and North Harrison, the two had met in the postseason just four times since the state tournament began in 1985.
Cougar Field is expected to have one of its largest crowds on Friday night when North Harrison hosts Madison Consolidated for the Class 3A Sectional 31 championship.
After defeating Corydon Central to open postseason play, North Harrison returned to Cougar Field in Ramsey on Friday night.
By: Brandon Miniard
Cougar Field in Ramsey was the site of a historic matchup on Friday night.
For the first time since winning a second Class 1A state title, Lanesville stepped onto the court on Thursday as they began the 2024-25 season.
After winning their season opener at Paoli on Thursday night, Lanesville traveled to Huntingburg Memorial Gymnasium to partake in the Southridge tournament on Saturday to face a pair of Class
A week after capturing their first-ever sectional title, North Harrison traveled to The Jungle to face on of the state’s best teams.
The ninth annual Cluckers Battle at the First Capital at Corydon Central featured one of the tournament’s strongest eight-team fields in its history. The host Lady Panthers made the competition
Corydon Central baseball added to a list of recent college signees when senior Nolan Erwin signed his National Letter of Intent to play baseball at Indiana University Southeast last Monday.
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