Hoosier Crossroads against Noblesville

Jordan Bickett, Photo Editor
April 22, 2013
Filed under Sports, Top Stories
On Friday April 12, Fishers Boy’s Lacrosse team hosted their Hoosier Crossroads opponent, Noblesville. Despite the cold weather the team was able to keep up with Millers during the first half. During the second half, though, the tigers fell apart. Losing the game 9-1, many of the players felt disappointed. “I... Read more »
No Indiana teams wrap up March Madness 2k13
Natalie Lueung, Staff Reporter
April 22, 2013
Filed under Sports
Many Hoosiers had their heart set on Indiana University winning the 76th March Madness tourney this year because of their winning streaks and few losses. "IU was predicted to win it all this season," head freshman basketball coach Andrew Fountain said. Indiana University made it as far as... Read more »
FHS Swings to Victory
Jeremy Beaver, Staff Reporter
April 22, 2013
Filed under Sports
On April 13, the Fishers Tigers baseball played the Mount Vernon Marauders at Victory Field, home of the Indianapolis Indians. FHS won 11 to three. At the end of the first inning, Mount Vernon was leading FHS, two to one. FHS then bounced back, scoring at least one run in every inning and only allowing... Read more »
Basketball strikes westfield and soares to sectionals

March 1, 2013
Filed under Sports
After ending the first quarter down by just two points, the boys basketball team prevailed through the rest of the sectional game against Westfield High School. Ending the first half up by seven points, the tigers started to gain traction. The highlight of the 6 o'clock game at Carmel came at the... Read more »
Rugby
Hailey Rennier, Rugby-Curt Trout
January 26, 2013
Filed under Sports
With 45 guys already recruited, head rugby coach Curt Trout, gears up for the upcoming season. Trout plans to make this season remarkable. Club practices start the first week of February, and the first game will follow March 2. Rugby is offered to any high school boys willing to participate and attend... Read more »
Students honored on Senior Night

Hailey Rennier, Staff Reporter
November 1, 2012
Filed under Sports
All seniors who were involved in a fall sport, were introduced on the field by their coaches and parents to celebrate their last year as a high school athlete. All senior players took a day out of their week to gather together and celebrate their athletic achievements. Many were recognized during... Read more »
Soccer tournament ties linguistics and sports

Jordyn Didier , Editor-in-Chief
October 30, 2012
Filed under Sports
Four teams prepare for the annual soccer competition hoping that this will be the year that their language walks away as victors. The world language clubs, French, Spanish, German, and the combined team of ASL/Japanime competed on Oct. 15 after school in the world language soccer tournament. Each team... Read more »
Girls soccer scores

Hannah Sullivan, Journalism Student
October 17, 2012
Filed under Sports
Girl’s soccer team, all did very well against their competitors this season according to their coach, English teacher, Ben Beasley. On all three teams, JV, Varsity and freshmen, they all played up to their coach’s expectations. A typical practice for the JV team is shooting drills, dribbling,... Read more »
Freshman volleyball successful

Sierra Solis, Journalism Student
October 15, 2012
Filed under Sports
Their success exceeding their losses, as of Oct. 4 the freshman volleyball team holds a record of 15 wins and 11 losses, according to the school's website. The junior varsity team holds a record of 14 wins and 3 losses, and the varsity team with 20 wins and 11 losses. "Our record is better than... Read more »
Cheerleaders raise money through pilates

Jordyn Didier , Editor-in-Chief
October 4, 2012
Filed under Sports
Stretching and holding poses, 45 participants follow the pilates instructor leading the group at the front of the gym through a morning workout. Pilates for Cheer was a fundraiser done for the cheerleading team on Sept. 22. The goal was to raise money for the cheerleading program. The idea was suggested... Read more »




