Matthew Klingenberger is a journalist for the Decatur Daily Democrat, focusing on local sports coverage in Decatur, Indiana. With a passion for high school athletics, Matthew provides in-depth articles on basketball, football, and other sports events in the area, highlighting the achievements and challenges of local teams and athletes.
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By: Matthew Klingenberger
16 runners represented Adams Central Middle School at the New Haven Classic at Huntington University on Saturday morning.
By: Matthew Klingenberger
Jack Riehm attempts a kick for the Bellmont Braves. (Photo by Jen Goble)
Reagan Beitler bumps the ball against the Adams Central Jets. (Photo by Deva Betts)
Cole Barger turns the corner against the East Noble Knights. (Photo by Jen Goble)
By: Matthew Klingenberger
With a 3-0 victory over the Whitko Wildcats on Saturday afternoon in Woodburn, the South Adams Starfires secured themselves a place in the semifinals of Class 2A Sectional 36.
Both the Adams Central Jets and South Adams Starfires suffered non-conference losses on their home courts on Saturday evening.
By: Matthew Klingenberger
The Adams Central Jets will be playing in Indianapolis for a fourth straight year. Such is their reward for knocking off Andrean in Merrillville in the Class 2A North Semi-State Championship Game on Friday evening, 20-13.
After suffering their first defeat of the season at Homestead on Friday, the Bellmont Braves returned to Fort Wayne on Monday night in search of redemption. Bellmont getting back on track was never in any real doubt.
After winning the RedHawk Super Duals in Goshen last weekend, the Bellmont Braves continued their momentum by rolling to a 48-20 win over the Bishop Dwenger Saints in Fort Wayne on Thursday night.
Though the Adams Central Jets managed to hang around with the Woodlan Warriors on Saturday afternoon, the offensive efficiency of Woodlan was too much for the Jets. The Warriors protected home court by winning 60-43.
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