High-School-Sports

NEW PALESTINE — It’s nice to do well at the beginning of the season, but the New Palestine girls track and field team has its sight set on the month of May.

NEW PALESTINE — With most of last year’s top scorers in the team’s bigger meets graduated, the New Palestine boys track and field program will have some new names leading the way in 2024.

FORTVILLE — Mt. Vernon senior Ellery Minch became the seventh Marauder girls basketball player to be selected to be part of the Indiana All-Star team.

HANCOCK COUNTY — Girls basketball players from Hancock County teams made up one-half of the 12-member All-Hoosier Heritage Conference team and New Palestine first-year coach Craig Moore was named the league’s coach of the year.

NEW PALESTINE - With its most experienced roster since its formation three seasons ago, the New Palestine boys volleyball team hopes to have a successful season.

MUNCIE — New Palestine sophomore Lynzie Stiller finished 23rd in the all-around competition at Saturday’s IHSAA Gymnastics State Finals held at Worthen Arena on the campus of Ball State University in Muncie.

INDIANAPOLIS - New Palestine gave defending state champion Ben Davis all it could handle, but the Giants were able to go on a big fourth-quarter run and then hang on to defeat the Dragons 70-59 in the Regional 6 championship game Saturday at Southport Fieldhouse.

NEW PALESTINE — The New Palestine Dragons boys basketball team has found the right formula to win sectional championships, the next step is to use those tools to win a regional.

NEW PALESTINE — Three years in, New Palestine boys volleyball coach Amy Schreiber-Roan likes the way her team is coming together.

Mt. Vernon’s Ellery Minch and Eastern Hancock’s Ruby White were among the senior girls basketball players selected as first-team Academic All-State by the Indiana Basketball Coaches Association.