Senior Karen Shriver finished runner-up at Saturday’s sectional and advanced to the Plainfield diving regional, helping lead the New Palestine girls swimming team to a fifth-place finish at Saturday’s New Palestine sectional. Shriver tallied a score of 354.0, finishing just 1.05 points back of the sectional champion, Erica Lucas of Centerville. The Dragons had three
The New Palestine swim teams both had strong performances at the weekend’s Warren Central Invitational. The Dragon boys finished second in the event with 333 points, finishing just behind Warren Central (392) and ahead of Cathedral (281) and Ben Davis (272) in the 16-team event. The NP girls placed fifth with 220 points, finishing just behind
The New Palestine swimming and diving teams swept their senior night Thursday against Connersville. The Dragon girls won 118-57, while the boys won 118-65. NP had a pair of 1-2-3 sweeps in the girls meet. Katelyn Trimpe, Arielle Poynter and Moriah Corey swept the 100 freestyle. Bailey Young, Sarah Kleiman and Claire Whisler swept the
The New Palestine swim teams had a strong night Tuesday in a sweep of Beech Grove, with a lot of personal bests. The Dragon girls won 108-70, while the NP boys beat the Hornets 131-51. Karen Shriver broke her own diving school record with a score of 221.20. Winners for the Dragon girls were Katelyn
The New Palestine swim teams dropped a dual meet Thursday at Greenfield-Central. The Dragon girls fell 150-35, while the boys fell 128-58. The Dragon boys posted two victories. Jackson Schwartz won the 100 freestyle, while Colin Stacey won the diving competition for the Dragon boys. Finishing second for the Dragon boys were Schwartz in the
Karen Shriver won the Hoosier Heritage Conference girls diving title and Colin Stacey finished as the runner-up in boys diving, leading the New Palestine swimming and diving team at the HHC meet. The Dragon boys finished sixth with 175 points. The NP girls were seventh with 145. Shriver won with a score of 351.25, finishing 37.9
The New Palestine swimming and diving teams had a successful day at two different invitationals Saturday. The Dragon boys swim team finished second in the East Central Relays, with a score of 74 points just six back of champion East Central. The Dragon girls finished fourth in the five-team invitational with 42 points. Ben Miesse,
The New Palestine swim teams swept a triangular meet with Eastern Hancock and New Castle Thursday at the NPHS natatorium. The Dragon boys beat New Castle 96-76 and Eastern Hancock 109-59. The Dragon girls beat New Castle 98-66 and Eastern Hancock 110-35. Winners for the Dragon girls were Claire Whisler in the 200 IM, Katelyn
Senior diver Colin Stacey broke the New Palestine school record in diving Tuesday, posting a score of 336.60 to smash a nine-year-old mark of 315.60 held by Max Scripture. Stacey, who is committed to dive collegiately at Texas Christian, was one of a handful of winners for the Dragons in their Tuesday meet at Mt. Vernon. NP’s
The New Palestine girls swim competed Thursday against Roncalli and Greenwood at the NPHS natatorium. The Dragons fell to Roncalli 98-94 and Greenwood 109-66. Karen Shriver was the Dragons’ winner, claiming the diving competition with a score of 193.10. In addition. Lillie Poag was second and Clair Whisler third in the 100 breaststroke. Bailey Young was
