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Tennis (Boys JV/V), New Palestine High School | September 1, 2026
Tennis continues streak at Connersville
The New Palestine boys tennis team won a number of tight matches Monday to post a 4-1 victory over Connersville. Brock Hehmann won 6-3, 6-3 at No.3 singles, while Jackson Clark/Davis Harrison won...
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Soccer (Girls Varsity), New Palestine High School | September 1, 2026
Girls soccer downs Mooresville
The New Palestine girls soccer team improved to 5-0 on the season Monday with a 5-1 victory at Mooresville. The Dragons took command quickly, as Reese Davison continued her torrid start to the se...
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Golf (Girls Varsity), New Palestine High School | August 29, 2026
Golf finishes third at Connersville; Deering second with 72
The New Palestine girls golf team had a solid day at Saturday's Connersville Invitational, shooting a 388 to finish third in the field. Lauren Deering shot an even-par 72 to finish second overall...
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Cross Country (Co-Ed Varsity), New Palestine High School | August 29, 2026
Pardieck, Bauer win individual titles; girls CC wins county crown
The New Palestine girls cross country team won Saturday's Hancock County championship at Mt. Vernon, while also sweeping the individual titles. Hailey Pardieck led the Dragons to the title with a...
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Soccer (Girls Varsity), New Palestine High School | August 29, 2026
Girls soccer wins conference opener at Delta
The New Palestine girls soccer team won its Hoosier Heritage Conference opener Saturday, beating host Delta 3-0. Reese Davison scored her 10th goal of the season for the Dragons. Bentlee Hurst ad...
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Soccer (Boys Varsity), New Palestine High School | August 29, 2026
Boys soccer falls to Bears
The New Palestine boys soccer team dropped a 5-0 decision to Lawrence Central Saturday at home. The Bears scored three first-half goals, the first of which bounced off the goalpost and caromed in...
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Football (Varsity), New Palestine High School | August 29, 2026
Missed opportunities haunt football in loss to East Central
The New Palestine football team struck first, but had three second-half red-zone drives come up empty as the 5A No. 1 Dragons fell to 4A No. 1 East Central 14-6 Friday at Kelso Stadium. The Drago...
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