New Palestine High School

Football (Varsity), New Palestine High School | August 26, 2022

Week 2 football preview: Dragons vs. Decatur Central

The New Palestine football team takes on another heavyweight Friday night, as the Class 4A No. 2/1 Dragons host Class 5A No. 2/2 Decatur Central in the schools' third all-time meeting. Game info ...

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Soccer (Boys V/JV), New Palestine High School | August 26, 2022

Boys soccer blanks Flashes

The New Palestine boys soccer team won its third straight match Thursday - all on the road - beating host Franklin Central 2-0. Elliott Canova tallied a goal and an assist, while Cole Christopher...

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Soccer (Girls V/JV), New Palestine High School | August 26, 2022

Girls soccer routs New Castle

The New Palestine girls soccer team picked up a Hoosier Heritage Conference victory Thursday, routing host New Castle 12-1. Anna Luker tallied a hat trick for the Dragons. Tylar Whitaker and Gabr...

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Tennis (Boys JV/V), New Palestine High School | August 26, 2022

Boys tennis sweeps Shenandoah

The New Palestine boys tennis team returned home Thursday to play its fourth match in as many days. The Dragons dispatched visiting Shenandoah 5-0. At No. 1 singles, Moses Haynes won 6-1, 6-1 to ...

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New Palestine High School, Volleyball (Girls V/JV) | August 25, 2022

Gabehart wins 200th match in volleyball victory

The New Palestine volleyball team gave coach Kelli Gabehart a milestone victory Wednesday, beating Hamilton Heights 26-24, 25-17, 25-16. The victory was Gabehart's 200th win in her 10th season as...

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Cross Country (Co-Ed Varsity), New Palestine High School | August 25, 2022

CC girls sixth, boys ninth at Pendleton Heights

The New Palestine cross country teams had a solid run at Wednesday's Pendleton Heights Arabian Roundup. The Dragons girls finished sixth among 12 teams with 136 places, while the boys were ninth ...

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Tennis (Boys JV/V), New Palestine High School | August 25, 2022

Tennis drops conference match

The New Palestine tennis team dropped a close 3-2 decision to Greenfield-Central Wednesday afternoon. Moses Haynes continued his winning ways at No. 1 singles, winning 6-4, 6-4. The Dragons also ...

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