Brady Extin

1 week ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Brady Extin

GREENFIELD — In 2020, Alex Martin Csiernik fulfilled a lifelong dream by starting the Radiance All-Star cheerleading program. Five years later, the program won its first D2 Summit championship. From May 9-11, the program sent three teams to the national competition held at the Wide World of Sports at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. The event is the premier national event for small gyms and featured 490 of the top teams from across the country.

2 weeks ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Brady Extin

GREENFIELD — On a cold, windy and rainy Thursday night, boys track and field teams across the state began their journey to the state finals. At Greenfield-Central, the host Cougars and New Palestine had a successful start to their postseasons. The Cougars had one champion, had eight top-three finishes and placed third as a team with 109 points, while the Dragons, led by three individual sectional titles, and nine total qualifiers, placed fourth with 93 points.

2 weeks ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Brady Extin

PENDLETON — Individual sectional champions and an array of regional qualifiers highlighted the start of the track and field postseason for the Eastern Hancock and Mt. Vernon girls teams. On Tuesday, at Pendleton Heights, the Royals were sectional champions in two events and qualified three to next week’s regional, while the Marauders had three champs and advanced eight participants through to next week. As a team, the Marauders scored 104 points to finish runner-up to Lawrence North’s 136 points.

2 weeks ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Brady Extin

FORTVILLE — Throughout his baseball career, every time Mt. Vernon senior Andrew Boldt has stepped onto the pitcher’s mound he’s looked to strike out the opposing batter. This season, those strikeouts mean even more. In his second and final season as a pitcher for the Marauders varsity team, he is helping raise money and awareness for Down Syndrome Indiana. “People view it as a disability, which it is, but there are not a ton of setbacks that come with it.

3 weeks ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Brady Extin

GREENFIELD — With the high school baseball season winding down and the race atop the conference standings tightening up, Greenfield-Central hosted Mt. Vernon in a pivotal Hoosier Heritage Conference game Thursday night. Behind a stellar performance from the ace of the pitching staff, Parker Rhodes, the Cougars took down the Marauders 4-1. The victory moved GC to 8-3 in HHC play, while the Marauders fell to 7-4.