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Athlete of the week: Carmel senior leaves mark on girls soccer program
Carmel High School girls soccer coach John Simmonds understands how hard it will be to replace senior center back Bella Cueto. “She’s obviously a leader not only on the field but off the field,” he said. “We saw that this year when (last year’s) seniors graduated, she stepped right in and tried to lead the younger players, but also teach them the right way to play and teach them how to act off the field. You could see that when all 22 players made academic all-state.”
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This Enormous Go-Kart Track In Indiana Is An Absolute Blast For Thrill-Seekers
There’s a place in Fishers, Indiana, where perfectly reasonable adults willingly strap themselves into tiny electric karts and proceed to drive like they’re auditioning for a racing movie. That place is K1 Speed Indianapolis, and it might just be the most fun you can have without leaving the...
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Yorktown volleyball falls to Center Grove in 4A semi-state championship
NORTH VERNON, Ind. — Yorktown volleyball faced off with two revenge-minded foes in the IHSAA Class 4A South semi-state bracket at Jennings County High School on Saturday, Oct. 31. One team was denied revenge. The other team got theirs. Yorktown took down Floyd Central in a thrilling reverse sweep (21-25, 20-25, 25-15, 25-18, 15-10) to end the Highlanders' season in the semi-state semifinals for a third-straight year on Saturday morning. Later in the evening, Yorktown took on Center Grove, who was able to avenge last year's regional championship loss to the Tigers with a 3-1 (18-25, 28-26, 25-17, 25-19) victory in the semi-state championship. More: How Daleville, Delta, Yorktown cross country runners performed at IHSAA state finals "I love how they played and how much fight they played with," Yorktown coach Stephanie Bloom said. "That speaks to their character. At the end of the day, who they are as people matters more, and I'm going to stand firm all day long on our culture and our kids, and so I'm really proud of them." The 2026 season marked Yorktown's 10th-straight playing up in Class 4A due to the success factor. In that decade, the Tigers have reached the Class 4A