Rob Hunt

Rob Hunt, The Herald Bulletin, Anderson, Ind. INDIANAPOLIS—That elusive state championship is coming for Anya Zoeller, it is just a matter of time.

KOKOMO—While the circumstances were different, the outcome was the same in Alexandria’s second straight season at the Kokomo Semi-State.

INDIANAPOLIS—While track and field is a sport based on individual performances, it was a team unit that shone the brightest among the large Madison County delegation at the IHSAA Boys

LAFAYETTE—A late momentum grab by the Lapel Bulldogs could not be maintained Monday in a 3-2 Regional Championship loss to Lafayette Central Catholic at Loeb Stadium in Lafayette.

NOBLESVILLE—Entering Monday’s always tough golf sectional at Noblesville’s Fox Prairie, the commonly held belief was that Pendleton Heights and Fishers would engage in a tough battle to be the third

With no expectations of any recognition for her efforts, Shenandoah freshman Jalyn Pritchett approached her first season of varsity tennis with the mindset of playing well and winning as many

With one year of high school softball remaining and the newly implemented one-time free transfer rule instituted by the IHSAA, Elwood’s Kelsey Armes had options and a decision to make.

The phrase ‘not all heroes wear capes’ gets thrown around a lot. I tend to use it in respect to teachers -- like my daughter -- hard-working first responders, and

YORKTOWN—After coming up one stroke short of a sectional championship, Pendleton Heights chose not to dwell on what could have been or any disappointment they may have been feeling. Instead,

Shoulder surgery in November might have cast a shadow on the junior season for Alexandria softball pitcher Brynlee Humphries.