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By Matt Barnthouse mbarnthouse@hilite.org It seems like every other day a big-time NCAA school is getting sanctioned for giving improper benefits to players and/or player’s families, not to mention all of the academic issues these players face. Prominent schools like Ohio State, Auburn, and Boise State are just a small fraction of the number schools [...]

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Some competitive athletes choose private schools over state universities Golfer and senior Michael Schaefer decided to take the path less followed and has signed to play golf at Saint Joseph’s of Indiana. Saint Joseph’s  of Indiana has Division III athletic programs. Schaefer is among a growing crowd of high school students who are passing over [...]

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By Charlie Browning cbrowning@hilite.org This year the Carmel girl’s swimming team hit the quarter century mark. They swam the fastest and dove the best of anyone in the pool for the 25th straight year. And they made it look easy. With a total team score of 382 points, the team didn’t just win-they dominated. Homestead, [...]

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James Benedict jbenedict@hilite.org Carmel is used to winning consistently in almost every aspect of the school. Between the arts, academics and athletics, Carmel always seems to hold its own with any other school in the nation. So when new football coach, Kevin Wright, took over for Mo Moriarity, people expected to win instantly. When Carmel [...]

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Both basketball teams ended their seasons with accomplishments to be proud of By Alex Mackall <amackall@hilite.org> This past winter, the Hounds showed themselves to be a threat on the basketball court, both the men’s and women’s teams. Although neither team brought home a state championship at the end of the season, both teams seemed to [...]

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Both basketball teams ended their seasons with accomplishments to be proud of By Alex Mackall <amackall@hilite.org> This past winter, the Hounds showed themselves to be a threat on the basketball court, both the men’s and women’s teams. Although neither team brought home a state championship at the end of the season, both teams seemed to [...]

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