In a road matchup against Monroe Central, the Lady Tigers erupted offensively, scoring in every inning but the third enroute to a 14-3 run-rule victory in five innings. The Alexandria bats were scorching, pounding out 17 hits, with Stella Griffin leading the charge.
ALEXANDRIA, Ind. — Winning, especially winning titles, never gets old. Just ask the Alexandria High School girls’ tennis team. The Lady Tigers defeated Frankton 4-1 on Saturday morning to claim their sixth straight sectional championship.
The Alexandria-Monroe Lady Tigers softball team continues its dominant run through the 2024-2025 season, capping off a perfect 3-0 week with emphatic wins over Elwood, Eastbrook, and Marion. The trio of victories boosts the Tigers’ overall record to 15-1 and secures at least a share of the Central Indiana Conference (CIC) Championship with a final conference mark of 6-1. The Tigers now await the result of Mississinewa’s final CIC contests to determine whether Alexandria will share or claim the title outright.
The Alexandria-Monroe Lady Tiger Tennis team capped off a phenomenal regular season, finishing with an impressive 13-2 overall record and a 4-1 mark in the Central Indiana Conference (CIC). With key victories over top-ranked Muncie Burris, Elwood, and Madison-Grant in the final stretch, the Lady Tigers are hitting their stride at the perfect time as they prepare for the IHSAA sectional tournament beginning this week.
The Alexandria Girls’ Junior Varsity Tennis team made a powerful statement on Saturday, capturing the Alexandria Junior Varsity Invitational title in commanding fashion. The Lady Tigers finished atop the standings with 12 total match wins, ahead of Shenandoah (6), Fort Wayne Wayne (5), and Muncie Central (1). Despite having several players away at the Whiteland Invitational with the varsity squad, Alexandria showcased its incredible depth and youth, sweeping all bracket divisions on the day.
Two standout student-athletes, Junior High bowlers, Mia Mattingly and Hunter Gaines, have qualified for the State Finals following strong performances at Semi-State this past weekend.
The Alexandria Lady Tiger softball team entered last week atop the Class 2A rankings and undefeated on the season. However, that perfect record was disrupted Tuesday in a hard-fought 6-5 road loss to Mississinewa. Despite the setback, the Lady Tigers showcased their resilience and championship character just two days later, defeating rival Frankton 4-0. Thanks to Madison-Grant’s upset win over Mississinewa, Alexandria regained sole possession of first place in the Central Indiana Conference (CIC).
The Alexandria Tiger baseball team faced adversity head-on this past week, enduring one of its most grueling stretches of the 2025 season. The Tigers dropped all four contests, including two heartbreaking extra-inning walk-off losses to Mississinewa and Blue River Valley. Additional setbacks against county rival Lapel and conference foe Frankton capped a difficult run, bringing Alexandria’s overall record to 11-9.
On May 1, an Alexandria police officer observed a parked vehicle in the parking lot of the Church at Broadway Park in the 300 block of N. West Street. Having never encountered a vehicle parked in the area after hours, the officer approached the vehicle noticing the windows were fogged up. When he pulled up to the vehicle, he turned on his flood lights but did not see a shadow of a person through the passenger side.
The owners of Curve Street Metals and the vacant former Aladdin property have reported multiple break-ins at both properties which seem to have escalated over the past few months.