Blackford’s girls soccer team continues to improve and is going through a stretch of games playing extremely well. Friday night the Lady Bruins dominated a road game at Mississinewa, but came up just short in a 1-0 game. “This game was ours, we controlled the entire game,” said BHS Coach Abby Whetsel. “Literally a ten
Blackford scored 38 seconds into the game Thursday night and with a strong defensive effort defeated Wabash, 2-1. Becca Parsons raced past Wabash defenders and found the back of the net just 38 seconds into the game. Parsons goal came on an assist from Helen Whitesell. After Wabash tied the game around the 26 minute
Blackford traveled to Madison-Grant Thursday evening for a Central Indiana Conference match, falling to the Argylls in three games. The Lady Bruins got stronger as the night went on but fell to M-G by scores of 25-9, 25-20, 25-23. Madison-rant swept the junior varsity matches over BHS as well, 25-18, 25-19.
Alexandria came to Blackford Wednesday evening and swept a pair of CIC junior high volleyball matches from the Lady Bruins. The 7th grade ladies won the first game of the night before Alex rallied to capture games two and three. Leading the 7th grade were Natalie Dillon with 10 aces followed by Olivia Carroll with
DOOR DECORATING The doors will be judged by PEAK classes. They will be judged for creativity, Bruin Pride, and how well the theme (Patriotic) is incorporated. There will be no points given for the winners as there are too many PEAKS with split grade levels in them. However, the winning door will receive pizza on Friday.
Blackford’s Junior High cross country teams traveled to Randolph Southern Wednesday evening to compete in a 3-Way meet against the host Rebels and the Northeastern Knights. Unofficially, both the girl’s and boy’s teams finished second. Randolph Southern’s girls edged out the BJH ladies and Northeastern dominated the boy’s race. “It was a great evening to
Frankton kept Blackford out of the endzone in a pair of junior high football games Tuesday night. The Eagles won the 7th grade game 42-0 and the 8th grade game by a score of 34-0. “The seventh grade played a rough and tough Frankton team,” said Coach Wade Hummer. “We came out strong and gave it
The girls soccer match at Eastern on Thursday, September 20 will not be a 5:30pm start due to a move of venue. The match will now be played at the Eastern Elementary located at 308 S Harrison Street in Greentown, IN.
Eastern Hancock has released the schedule for their upcoming volleyball invite on Saturday, September 22. EH HS Gym 9:00am: Eastern Hancock vs Blackford 10:00am: Park Tudor vs Central Christian 11:00am: Eastern Hancock vs Park Tudor 12:00pm: Blackford vs Central Christian 1:00pm: Blackford vs Park Tudor 2:00pm: Eastern Hanock vs Central Christian 3:00pm: 5th place match
Blackford’s varsity volleyball team fell short in three games at Taylor Tuesday night. The Lady Bruins lost by scores of 25-17, 25-23, 25-11. The JV Lady Bruins improved to 3-15 on the year defeating Taylor, 25-10, 15-25 and accepting a forfeit from Taylor in game three. The Lady Bruins, 3-16, will be on the
