2 months ago
The Logansport Berries graduated some great players but return a lot of talent for second-year coach Troy Hudson.
The Logansport mentor is looking forward to what could be a special season. The Berries will be led by 14 seniors.
A year ago the Berries largely went how Elliot Baldini (6-1, 205) went. He rushed for 1,431 yards and 15 touchdowns and wasn't even healthy for basically the entire season as he battled illness and injury.
The Berries still managed to go 8-4 and finish runner-up in their Class 4A sectional with a narrow loss to Lebanon.
Hudson is looking forward to what Baldini can do when fully healthy for his senior year.
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The Logansport mentor is looking forward to what could be a special season. The Berries will be led by 14 seniors.
A year ago the Berries largely went how Elliot Baldini (6-1, 205) went. He rushed for 1,431 yards and 15 touchdowns and wasn't even healthy for basically the entire season as he battled illness and injury.
The Berries still managed to go 8-4 and finish runner-up in their Class 4A sectional with a narrow loss to Lebanon.
Hudson is looking forward to what Baldini can do when fully healthy for his senior year.
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3 months ago
WALTON — There's good news at Lewis Cass in regards to athletic trainer Sally Young being back on the sidelines as the athletic trainer.
For awhile it looked like that might not be the case. There was a petition on Change.org that got 505 verified signatures. The petition stated: "For residents of Walton, Indiana, and particularly for those of us with children at Lewis Cass High School, the potential job loss of our beloved athletic trainer, Sally Young, is a deeply personal issue."
For a time it looked that Young might be out of a job at Lewis Cass.
But Parkview Logansport Hospital stepped up to the plate and saved the day.
Lewis Cass' previous superintendent Dr. Christopher Daughtry, who recently took the job at Wabash City Schools, also had an ****** ist, as well as the Lewis Cass school board.
#lewis #walton
For awhile it looked like that might not be the case. There was a petition on Change.org that got 505 verified signatures. The petition stated: "For residents of Walton, Indiana, and particularly for those of us with children at Lewis Cass High School, the potential job loss of our beloved athletic trainer, Sally Young, is a deeply personal issue."
For a time it looked that Young might be out of a job at Lewis Cass.
But Parkview Logansport Hospital stepped up to the plate and saved the day.
Lewis Cass' previous superintendent Dr. Christopher Daughtry, who recently took the job at Wabash City Schools, also had an ****** ist, as well as the Lewis Cass school board.
#lewis #walton
4 months ago
It was a fun night for the Logansport Savings Bank youth baseball team as they reigned in the rain.
LSB defeated Zagajewski Construction 11-3 Friday night to win the Logansport Youth League Baseball Tournament at Crain Field.
It’s been a dynasty for LSB (16-1) as they won their second championship in three years and competed in their fourth straight championship game.
LSB coach Drew Richey and his three sons Paxton, Harrison and Landon have been a big part of the dynasty. Landon is an 11 year old on this year’s team while the older boys have moved up.
“First off, hat’s off to the Zagajewski team. They’re a great team. They’ve had a great week,” coach Richey said. “I have nothing but respect for their players and coaches. With that being said, our group has been at the top all season long and they kind of proved it tonight. Our pitching wasn’t as crisp as it’s been the whole year, but we still got the job done. It was an ugly game and we only gave up three runs.
LSB defeated Zagajewski Construction 11-3 Friday night to win the Logansport Youth League Baseball Tournament at Crain Field.
It’s been a dynasty for LSB (16-1) as they won their second championship in three years and competed in their fourth straight championship game.
LSB coach Drew Richey and his three sons Paxton, Harrison and Landon have been a big part of the dynasty. Landon is an 11 year old on this year’s team while the older boys have moved up.
“First off, hat’s off to the Zagajewski team. They’re a great team. They’ve had a great week,” coach Richey said. “I have nothing but respect for their players and coaches. With that being said, our group has been at the top all season long and they kind of proved it tonight. Our pitching wasn’t as crisp as it’s been the whole year, but we still got the job done. It was an ugly game and we only gave up three runs.
