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Floyd County Sports

FOOTBALL: Floyd Central wins 5A sectional title

FLOYDS KNOBS — The Floyd Central football team rode 14 early points off two turnovers and never trailed visiting Castle in capturing the 5A Sectional 8 championship last night at Ron Weigleb field, 42-32. ....more>>

  • Floyd feeling different this time
    Floyd Central heads to Delaware County Saturday with the expectation of winning its first volleyball state championship.
    The Highlanders had the same expectation the past two seasons when they fell short in the state semifinals.
    In 2007, the Highlanders were first-timers and played like it in a four-set loss to New Castle. Last year, Floyd won its opening set against Muncie Central, but dropped the next three in a 14-25, 25-22, 25-16, 25-21 defeat.

  • Der could be Floyd's missing piece

  • Highlander football trying to keep up
    It may seem odd for some to hear it, but the Floyd Central football team will be doing its best just to keep up with the mass of success at its school this Friday night.

  • Dungy shares message of conviction at Northside
    NEW ALBANY — Ever since he retired as the head coach of the Indianapolis Colts earlier this year, Tony Dungy has been making his rounds.

  • EXCLUSIVE: Q and A with Tony Dungy
    Prior to his speech in the Chick-fil-A “Desire to Inspire” Dinner Series at Northside Christian Church in New Albany on Tuesday night, Evening News and Tribune sports writer Kevin Harris conducted a brief but exclusive interview with former Indianapolis Colts’ head coach Tony Dungy.
    Here is Harris’ one-on-one, question-and-answer session with the Super Bowl XLI-winning coach:

  • Stutsman has Floyd set up for state run
    Floyd Central will be making its third straight trip to the volleyball state finals on Saturday.
    And it is likely no coincidence that the Highlanders’ recent dominance has coincided with the career of Melanie Stutsman.

  • KELLY: IHSAA should consider putting another class into session
    Every year, there is chatter about whether the format of the IHSAA soccer tournaments should be changed.
    And every year, it remains the same.
    Now that the dust is settling on another high school soccer season, maybe it’s time for the powers that be to consider some alterations.

  • CLASS 4A REGIONAL: Highlanders make it three straight
    Floyd Central had a goal for Saturday’s Seymour Regional: get in, get out, get to state.
    The Highlanders had little trouble advancing to next Saturday’s Class 4A State Finals in Muncie for the third straight year.

  • CROSS COUNTRY: Dogs place 24th at state meet
    New Albany’s season finished on Saturday with a 24th-place showing at the IHSAA State Cross Country Meet in Terre Haute.
    The Bulldogs, who grabbed the final spot at state by placing sixth at the Brown County Semistate last weekend, had two runners finish in the top 100.

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