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Southern Indiana middle school football players recognized for their talent
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Fab 15: Pendleton Heights, Franklin Central headline preseason area rankings
We continue our Central Indiana girls basketball deep-dive with our preseason Fab 15. There are a couple clear preseason frontrunners entering the season, but the transfer chaos and arrival of a very strong 2030 class has this field looking as deep as ever. Let's get to ranking! 1. Pendleton Heights (22-4, 4A sectional champions) The Arabians have their centerpiece in Northwestern-bound forward Adah Hupfer (20.5 ppg, 13 rpg), and a strong cast of returners that includes Sami Brunk (6.4 ppg, 2.9 apg), Ellie Warfel (5.6 ppg) and Grace Lee (3.8 ppg). That in itself would have registered this team among the best in the state. But then they added 2028 Fishers transfers Ella Burleson and Reagan Reiff, and expectations were really elevated. Burleson, a 5-8 guard, averaged 8.2 points, 2.4 assists and a steal across 22 games last season, while Reiff, a 6-foot guard, clocked 8.5 ppg, 5.3 rpg, 1.9 apg and 1.3 spg. They're both considered top-50 recruits by PrepGirlsHoops Indiana (Reiff is top-25) and will be immediate contributors (obviously) with their new team. Newcomers Jada McGraw, Justus Ellis, Mallory Schug, Zy Larry and Sadie Rauh will add depth for Pendleton Heights, which has a schedule that includes Sneakers
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Hoosier voters faced record number of school referendums: Did they get approved?
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Dugger Union 8-man Football advances to state championship game
DUGGER, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — Dugger Union 8-man football defeated South Newton, 60-24 in the state semifinals on Saturday night. The undefeated Bulldogs will host Fort Wayne Tri-State in the state championship game on November 7th.
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East Central Indiana football sectional semifinal scores, updates
The IHSAA football postseason continues this week with sectional semifinals around the state. After one week of postseason action, only five of East Central Indiana's 10 football schools are left standing. The Star Press will have extended coverage of the Class 4A Sectional 20 semifinal matchup at Muncie Central between Yorktown (6-4) and the host Bearcats (7-3). Yorktown defeated Fort Wayne Bishop Luers, 35-14 , in its sectional opener last week, while Muncie Central took down Kokomo, 34-23 . The Tigers won, 24-7, when these two teams met during the second week of the regular season, but the Bearcats have made great strides since then and will have home field advantage for the rematch as they seek their first win in the Big Cat Battle since 2016. On the other side of the Sectional 20 bracket, Jay County (4-6) will host 4A No. 10 Logansport (10-0) as the Patriots look to pull off a major upset. Elsewhere in the area, Shenandoah (2-8) will also host the No. 10 team in its class as 2A No. 10 Hagerstown (10-0) comes to Middletown in Sectional 36. Meanwhile, in Class 1A Sectional 45, 1A No. 7 Wes-Del (8-0) will look to stay undefeated
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Operation Education: School board candidates and school referendums on the ballot
School board races and school referendums are on the ballot. No matter where you live, there is likely something on your ballot that will impact your child’s classroom. In St. Joseph County, school board candidates are on the ballot in South Bend, Mishawaka, LaVille, John Glenn, Penn-Harris-Madison, Union-North and New Prairie. However, not all of those races are contested.