WHAT’S “GOOD ENOUGH” FOR YOU?
There are plenty of elite-level performers in the world, but I’m not sure anyone on planet Earth is better at doing one thing than Steph Curry is at shooting a basketball.
There are plenty of elite-level performers in the world, but I’m not sure anyone on planet Earth is better at doing one thing than Steph Curry is at shooting a basketball.
The Alexandria Junior High wrestling team opened its season last week with a big win over 4A Greenfield Central.
The Alexandria-Monroe High School Tiger wrestling team had a strong showing in the CIC wrestling tournament last week.
We all want our kids to be champions, but raising a champion isn’t easy.
Asking Casey Gaynor for a detailed list of the Indiana high schools where he’s officiated at least one varsity basketball game isn’t advisable.That is, unless one has serious free time on his or her hands.Requesting that Gaynor either alphabetize those schools, name them in order of games worked, or, worse, break the list down geographically, and you might as well bring a pillow, prop up your feet and get cozy.It’s going to take a while.The 57-year-old Gaynor, a Plainfield resident who grew up on Indianapolis’ Westside, accomplished his profession’s version of hitting for the cycle when he worked the boys game between Indianapolis Tech and host Herron on January 2.Competitively speaking, well, let’s just say the Titans rolled to an 83-22 victory.Historically, however, the four quarters of action proved significant as Gaynor running the Herron court represented the 404th different high school Gaynor has been to officiate either a girls or boys during the course of his 26-year career.For those counting at home, that’s everywhere, meaning Gaynor knows his Oregon-Davis from his Jac-Cen-Del.
Raising and developing young people through sports comes at a high cost these days.
The Alexandria boys’ basketball team hosted Sheridan last week with a noon Junior Varsity start.
The Alexandria Lady Tiger basketball team was looking for its 1st county championship in over 20 years last Saturday night.
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