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Operation Football comes to town
After a long week of voting for Operation Football Sunrise Kickoff’s next stop, the Woodmen were triumphant over the Lebanon Tigers. The Operation Football Sunrise Kickoff crew packed their equipment up and visited GHS early on, Sept. 11. “We got an invite last week from Channel 13 to be...
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Carmel Girls Volleyball continues to dominate on the court after a huge win against Zionsville.
The Carmel girls Volleyball team has had a great start to the season with 11 wins and three losses. They rank fifth in Indiana behind Yorktown with 14 wins and one loss, and Hamilton Southeastern with 15 wins and two losses. They face Lawrence North on Sept. 15th at Carmel High School. I went to Carmel’s game at Zionsville Community High School on Sept. 8th and interviewed the Head Coach, Kati Weir.
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Will Tiger Woods play in 2028 U.S. Senior Open in Indy?
CARMEL, Ind. (WISH) — Crooked Stick Golf Club, located just outside of Indianapolis in Carmel, will host the U.S. Senior Open Championship in 2028. It will be the seventh USGA championship held at the club and the first U.S. Senior Open Championship there since 2009. USGA Chief Championships Officer John Bodenhamer told WISH-TV/WRTV Sports Director […]
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Girls Golf earns 10th place finish
The Lady Woodmen golf team’s season is coming to an end with a 10th-place finish at the IHSAA Sectional 28 tournament at Hickory Stick Golf Club, shooting a team score of 467. Sophomore Gia Costantino, one of the up-and-coming Lady Woodman golfers, is already preparing for her junior season.
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Nolting resigns as Greenfield-Central football coach after eight seasons
Travis Nolting has resigned after eight seasons as Greenfield-Central’s football coach. Nolting was 44-40 in eight seasons as the Cougars’ coach, including a 2-8 mark this season. Greenfield-Central saw its season end with a 34-18 loss to Mt. Vernon on Friday in a Class 5A Sectional 13 first-round game. “The Greenfield-Central Athletic Department thanks coach Nolting for the time, energy, and dedication he invested in Cougar football and the student-athletes he served,” Greenfield-Central athletic director Jared Manning said in a statement from the school. “Leading a high school football program requires a significant commitment, extending well beyond Friday nights to offseason preparation, daily practices, and the relationships built along the way.” Said principal Dan Walbaum: “Coach Nolting’s commitment to the program and the contributions he made to GCHS are sincerely appreciated. We wish Coach Nolting and his family all the best.” Nolting led Greenfield-Central to five consecutive winning records prior to this season. His team in 2023 finished 9-2 with both losses coming to New Palestine. The Cougars were not able to win a sectional during Nolting’s tenure with its path blocked by New Palestine, Pendleton Heights or Mt. Vernon. Nolting is 104-68 in 16 seasons overall. Prior to Greenfield-Central,
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Project 44: Honoring the legacy of Andrew Smith
On Nov. 6, Project 44 will host Tip-Off, their annual three-on-three basketball tournament, at the Health and Recreation Complex (HRC). The event will raise awareness about a former Bulldog’s legacy and the need for stem cell donors. There, students will be able to become registered donors via swabbing, and the tournament winners will receive Pacers tickets.