Ted Schultz is a Sports Editor at The Republic. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including competitive sports, professional sports, and sports business, with a focus on football, softball, basketball, baseball, and soccer. Ted's work has been featured in T&D World, Dubois County Herald, The Seymour Tribune, Daily Journal (Franklin, IN), StudyFinds, Owatonna People's Press, and The Republic.
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Ted Schultz's coverage predominantly revolves around local sports events and activities, with a focus on high school and college sports in the Columbus area of Indiana. If you have relevant news about upcoming or ongoing local sporting events, new coaching appointments, team performances, or standout athletes from this region, it would likely interest Ted.
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Ilya Schwartzman is retiring after 23 years as Columbus East girls soccer coach.
By: Ted Schultz
Area schools will field young girls swim teams this season.
By: Ted Schultz
It was a night of firsts for the IU Columbus women’s basketball program.
By: Ted Schultz
Tragedy struck for the Columbus North boys soccer program in late July when arguably its top returning player, Thomas “Tito” De La Cruz, died in a car accident.
Columbus Christian girls basketball coach Matt Bond likened Monday’s game with South Decatur to a boxing match.
By: Ted Schultz
Columbus sent three wrestlers to the state finals last year, and all three ended up winning medals with top-eight finishes. All three of those return this season and will look to lead their teams to big seasons.
For at least the past decade, Columbus North hasn’t started its boys and girls swim season until the week of Thanksgiving.
For about half of Tuesday’s game, IU Columbus looked like it might have a shot at picking up its first men’s basketball win in program history.
HOPE — On a night when both teams struggled shooting the basketball, it came down to a pair of shots from around midcourt that turned out to be the difference.
By: Ted Schultz
HOPE — Following a cold shooting night in a three-point loss to Waldron on Friday, a fast start was just what Hauser needed in Saturday’s girls basketball matchup with Traders Point Christian.
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