The Monroe Central girls basketball program traveled to Earlham College last weekend where they went 3-0, defeating Jac-Cen-Del, Guerin Catholic, and South Ripley. On June 16, MC went to Triton Central and defeated Batesville and Beech Grove. The JV lost to Decatur Central and Batesville. On June 19, the varsity team played East Central and Tri Village at
Monroe Central’s junior high softball team opened tournament play Monday evening with a 14-4 victory over Northeastern. Coach Zoey Nuckols reported it was a close game until the 4th and 5th innings when the Lady Bears pulled away. “We finally started to hit the ball,” said Nuckols. Lexi Conatser pitched for the Lady Bears, while
The Monroe Central Junior High softball team won 4 of 5 games after a slow start and now stand at 4-4 entering their tournament next week. The JH Lady Bears have picked up a few more players and a couple pitchers under coach Zoey Nuckols. The Lady Bears picked up their first win by a score
Three Monroe Central football players will compete in the Indiana Football Hall of Fame East-West Classic this Friday night at 7 p.m. at Anderson High School. Playing for the East squad will be lineman Tucker Young, quarterback Casey Conatser and receiver Nick Mitchell. Young has been given a preferred walk-on opportunity with Ball State University. Mitchell
Monroe Central’s junior high baseball team has started the ECI League 3-0 outscoring foes 45-3. After opening with a 20-1 win, and capturing a 19-0 win Monday, the Bears defeated Centerville this evening by a 6-2 score. Coach Bryan Matheny said, “Three pitchers combined for only two walks.” The Bears scored 6 runs on 12
Monroe Central went undefeated in three games Tuesday in the MC Shootout which showcased six varsity teams and five junior varsity squads. In their opening game, the Lady Bears defeated Bluffton, 40-22. Jordyn Barga led the way with 13 points and Hannah Bolton scored 8. Allie Morrison and Brooke Bolton each scored 4 points, Gabby
Monroe Central was one of 18 teams in the Muncie Central Regional, but there is little doubt the Bears were the youngest team competing. With one senior and four freshman, the Bears finished 16th out of 18 teams but gained valuable experience for the future. Indianapolis Cathedral won the team title with a 309, edging
Monroe Central went 2-2 at an Indiana Wesleyan boys basketball shootout last weekend. The Bears defeated Sheridan and Lighthouse Christian, while falling to Wabash and Gibson Southern. Will Jones had 24 points in the win over Sheridan and Jackson Ullom hit a buzzer beater in defeating Lighthouse Christian. Coach Justin Ullom said, “Everyone got a
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Junior Miranda Haney saw her 2018 season end Friday evening at the IHSAA State Championships at Indiana University. She placed 19th out of a field of 28. “Miranda beat two girls who had out jumped her at the Ben Davis Regional,” said Coach Preston Proctor. “It was a great end to the girls track season
