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Indianapolis the latest stop for emerging Paralympic athlete

TYLER FENWICK - April 11, 2019

When his swimming coach confronted him last year after seeing the way he got out of the pool and climbed into a car, Jamal...

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Admit it, your bracket is busted

DANNY BRIDGES - April 4, 2019

There are probably a gazillion people out there who filled out brackets for the men’s NCAA Tournament and that’s just fine. From housewives to...

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GWHS boys basketball team celebrates 50th anniversary of state title

TYLER FENWICK - March 28, 2019

As people started filing into The Workingman’s Friend on the night of March 22, their conversations were at first overcome by the loud music...

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Williamson’s chosen path is a dangerous one

DANNY BRIDGES - March 21, 2019

Zion Williamson has all the tools to be a successful (grossly understated) professional basketball player. He’s blessed with size, strength, quickness and agility. A...

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New players look to raise the bar for Indy Eleven

DANNY BRIDGES - March 18, 2019

There were plenty of new faces on display when visiting the Indy Eleven recently at their practice facility on the campus of the Grand...

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IPS sports roundup: Attucks loses at semistate

TYLER FENWICK - March 18, 2019

The final IPS boys basketball team in the state tournament field dropped just one game short of a shot at a championship when Crispus...

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Tamika Catchings named VP of Fever Basketball Operations

Staff Report - March 11, 2019

Tamika Catchings, the four-time Olympic gold medalist and 15-year WNBA star with the Indiana Fever, has been named vice president of Fever Basketball Operations,...

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IPS sports roundup: Crispus Attucks wins regional, advances to semi-state

TYLER FENWICK - March 11, 2019

Crispus Attucks boys basketball won its 10th regional title March 9 at Greencastle High School, beating Owen Valley and Marion County foe Beech Grove...

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McClure relishes the opportunity to teach

DANNY BRIDGES - March 7, 2019

If you’ve never met him before, it’s not easy to identify Indiana Pacers assistant coach David McClure at practice. Just 32 years of age,...

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IPS sports roundup: Feb. 25-March 2

TYLER FENWICK - March 4, 2019

The only sport left rolling is boys basketball, and the only team that remains in the postseason tournament is Crispus Attucks, which defeated three...

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