Brady Extin

Indianapolis

Sports Reporter at Greenfield Daily Reporter

A man that loves being shrunk down and dominated by a cruel cash master, be it with their gassy ass or sweaty feet

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McCordsville dentist returns home for U.S. Open

2 weeks ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Brady Extin

Many around the Hancock County and Indianapolis area know him as Dr. Vogt. When they see him it’s usually for dental checkups or to have cavities filled. Now, all they have to do is turn on the television and flip to The Golf Channel. Matt Vogt, a dentist at The Dentists at Gateway Crossing in McCordsville, will be playing in the 125th U.S. Open this week at Oakmont Country Club in Plum, Pennsylvania.
Mullins, Gizzi close out high school careers with win at Gainbridge Fieldhouse

2 weeks ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Brady Extin

INDIANAPOLIS — For the final time, two of the best basketball players to come through Hancock County represented their schools. Indiana Mr. Basketball Braylon Mullins, wearing No. 1 and representing Greenfield-Central, and Julius Gizzi, wearing No. 9 and representing New Palestine, took to the floor for the Indiana All-Stars for the last time this week.
Walks, missed opportunities plague Cougars in baseball regional

2 weeks ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Brady Extin

CENTER GROVE — A small-ball style of play, good pitching and a never-quit attitude helped propel Greenfield-Central into Saturday’s regional championship against North Central. But it was the Panthers’ perfecting those same things that led to the end of the Cougars’ season. At Center Grove High School, five seventh-inning North Central runs led to a 6-3 loss for Greenfield-Central in the Class 4A regional championship. “It’s funny, there’s not really a message after this one.
Riall breaks HR record, Cougars score 23 runs to claim first regional title since 2017

3 weeks ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Brady Extin

GREENFIELD — Championship games, in any sport and at any level, aren’t supposed to be easy. Don’t tell Greenfield-Central that. After winning the program’s first sectional softball title since 2017 with a 21-0 win over Anderson last week, the Cougars continued the trend of stress-free, blowout victories, and claimed their first regional title since that same year with another dominant performance on Tuesday.
THE COUGAR WAY: Grittiness, dominant pitching lead GC to first sectional title since 2019

3 weeks ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Brady Extin

PENDLETON — Two hits, four baserunners and one run was all it took for Greenfield-Central to come out on top on Monday night. In other words, it was just the Cougars doing things the ‘Cougar Way.’With a final score of 1-0, Greenfield-Central (15-14) defeated Pendleton Heights (18-10) at the Arabians’ Bill Stoudt Field to claim the Class 4A Sectional 9 championship.
Rhodes’ dominant effort leads Cougars back to sectional title game

4 weeks ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Brady Extin

PENDLETON — As the saying goes, big-time players make big-time plays. In the biggest game of the season, Greenfield-Central’s ace lived up to that mantra. Behind a complete-game, two-hitter from Mississippi State recruit Parker Rhodes, the Cougars defeated their Hancock County rival Mt. Vernon 7-1 in a Class 4A Sectional 9 semifinal at Pendleton Heights High School on Thursday. “[Rhodes] has got a pro arm, so it’s very, very difficult to face him in a game like this.
Royals fall to No. 12 Triton Central in sectional championship

1 month ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Brady Extin

CHARLOTTESVILLE — A season that — on paper — didn’t live up to the typical Eastern Hancock softball reputation came to an end on Wednesday night. But for head coach David Trackwell, there were still plenty of positives to take away from this season. A young Royals team battled through injuries to their two most experienced varsity players, Addisyn Trackwell and Lilli Ringer, that forced them to miss the start of the year, and to pitching ace Kenna Stewart, midway through the season.
No. 20 Marauders fall to No. 6 Fishers in regional semis

1 month ago | greenfieldreporter.com | Brady Extin

FORTVILLE — A successful season, as a team, came to an end for Mt. Vernon on their home courts on Tuesday, but individually, the Marauders are far from done. In a regional semifinal match against No. 6 Fishers, the the 20th-ranked Marauders got wins from junior Caroline Allen at No. 1 singles and seniors Kylie Brandes and Carmen Lugo at No. 1 doubles, but lost, as a team, to the Tigers 3-2. Allen, Brandes and Lugo will continue their seasons in the individual state tournament.
CHEER CHAMPS: JPAC Radiance shines on national stage

1 month 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.
Cougars third, Dragons fourth at sectional

1 month 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.