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1 week ago |
dailyjournal.net | Ryan O'Leary
I rise when the sun goes downCover every game in townA world of my ownI’ll make it my home sweet home …— Steely Dan, “Deacon Blues”Sometimes we get the opportunity to work up to a long goodbye, and other times it’s simply over. Life is funny like that. I really didn’t see this farewell coming exactly as it did. But at the same time, I’ve known for a while that something like it might be inevitable.
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1 week ago |
therepublic.com | Ryan O'Leary
CARMEL — For the first half of Wednesday’s round, Austin Perry was playing about as well as he could have possibly hoped. Starting his day on the 10th hole, the Columbus North sophomore played his first nine at even par, climbing his way up the leaderboard on the second and final day of the Boys Golf State Finals. Alas, Prairie View tends to put up a fight against even the most seasoned players, and it did so during Perry’s second nine.
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1 week ago |
dailyjournal.net | Ryan O'Leary
CARMELSurviving Prairie View Golf Club in June often comes down to keeping big numbers off of the scorecard. But the course can force them on you at any given time, and Center Grove didn’t avoid them as well as it needed to this week. The Trojans were a collective 25 shots over par during the second and final round of the state finals on Wednesday, finishing the tournament seventh with a two-day score of 619 (+43).
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1 week ago |
dailyjournal.net | Ryan O'Leary
MOORESVILLECenter Grove won a pair of cardiac comebacks earlier in the postseason, but its late-inning magic ran out on Saturday night. The Class 4A No. 2 Trojans erased a one-run deficit battled Evansville North into a ninth inning, but the Huskies scrapped together a second run and lefty reliever Aden Baggett followed with a 1-2-3 finish to claim a 2-1 victory in the championship game of the Class 4A semistate at Mooresville.
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2 weeks ago |
dailyjournal.net | Ryan O'Leary
The last time Center Grove was at Bittinger Stadium, coach Alyssa Coleman had the ultimate ace up her sleeve in senior pitcher Abby Herbst, who wound up being named Miss Softball after leading the Trojans to the 2019 Class 4A state championship. Six years later, Coleman doesn’t have that conventional “give me the ball and get out of the way” superstar in the pitching circle.
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