Brian Smith

Feb 12, 2025 | madisoncourier.com | Brian Smith

When the spotlight centered on the court inside the Charles E. Meyer Gymnasium, the Corydon Central defense put in an award-worthy performance in the Class 3A Scottsburg championship. Gritty play. Hitting the deck for loose balls. It was all part of making life on the offensive end a challenge for the usually potent Silver Creek squad. When the final horn blared, Class 3A No. 7 Corydon Central players celebrated a 52-38 sectional title at midcourt on a boisterous Saturday night.

Dec 4, 2024 | forum.figma.com | Brian Smith

December 4, 2024, 10:11pm 1 I purchased a paid plan with 3 seats. I added somebody to the team but they are only showing up in one place. When I go to the Admin setting on the left side panel, I can see the person under Members. But when I go to All Projects in the left side panel, and click the little arrow next to the team name, I don’t see that person listed under . Why is the UX on Figma so bad?

Jun 11, 2024 | lancasteronline.com | Brian Smith

Penn Manor grads and sisters Brooke and Emma DeBerdine have been named to the 16-player roster that will compete for the United States in women’s field hockey at the upcoming Olympics in Paris, USA Field Hockey announced Tuesday. Manheim Central grad Jillian Wolgemuth also was part of the 28-player pool that was considered for the team but suffered an injury earlier this month in an FIH Hockey Pro League game.

May 29, 2024 | lancasteronline.com | Brian Smith

Rose Zhang already has had those moments in her short professional golf career when the butterflies had to be stirring. Just less than a year ago, she made history by winning the Mizuhos Americas Open in a playoff to become the first player with a victory in her pro debut since 1951. Earlier this month, she won the Cognizant Founders Cup with a field that included Nelly Korda, who was looking for a record sixth straight victory.

May 28, 2024 | lancasteronline.com | Brian Smith

READING — The final pitch turned into a grounder to Hempfield first baseman Logan Harelson. He picked up the ball, took a few steps and touched the bag with his foot to end the Black Knights’ 9-3 victory over Ephrata in the District Three Class 6A baseball final Tuesday at FirstEnergy Stadium. After the players disengaged from the dogpile and received their medals, Hempfield coach Jeremy Morrison reflected that Harelson having the ball in his hands was a fitting way for the game to end.