The New Palestine gymnastics team finished its season by placing sixth at Saturday’s Columbus East regional. The Dragons tallied 100.4 points to place sixth. Richmond (107.75) won the regional title, with Columbus North (106.725) and Martinsville (105.475) finishing second and third. Those three teams advance to the State Finals next week at Ball State University.
The New Palestine gymnastics team placed third at Saturday’s Connersville sectional to earn a spot in the regional. NP finished with a score of 98.75 to advance. Richmond (106.625) won the sectional title with New Castle (104.6) second. The Dragons finished ahead of Connersville (92.95), Rushville (92.55), Shelbyville (86.7), Morristown (83.275) and three other teams.
The New Palestine gymnastics team won its regular season finale Tuesday at Shelbyville 98.1-92.4. The Dragons had two individual event winners. Kennedy Garrett won the balance beam (8.675) and Emma Poag won on uneven bars (8.1). On vault, Garrett was second (8.45), Poag third (8.425), Alyse Rickey fourth (8.3) and Blakelie Brubeck sixth (7.95). On
The New Palestine gymnastics team won a close 100.75-99.9 decision Saturday at home against Lapel. It was the Dragons’ home finale and a day to honor seniors Emma Poag and Addie Halter, as well as senior manager Brendan Tabor. On vault, Kennedy Garrett won with a 9.25. Maliah Ringham finished fifth (8.5) and Alyse Rickey
The New Palestine gymnastics team won a four-way meet in its home opener Tuesday, tallying 98.475 points. NP beat Morristown (84.125), Scecina (58.75) and Lutheran (33.55). Addy Kendall won the floor exercise with a score of 8.35. Emma Poag (8.1) finished third, Rebecca Johnson (7.85) was fourth, Kennedy Garrett (7.65) fifth and Emily Hunter (7.45)
The New Palestine gymnastics team finished third Saturday in a four-way meet at New Castle. The Dragons tallied 99.95 points. NP finished behind Richmond (104.825) and New Castle (104.725). Muncie Central was fourth with 72.275. Kennedy Garrett was seventh in the all-around with a score of 32.55. She finished fifth in vault (8.7). Emma Poag
The New Palestine gymnastics team opened its season Thursday, falling 107.625-98.0 at Columbus North. The Dragons’ top finisher was Kennedy Garrett, who finished third on beam (8.6) and floor (8.95). She was also tied for fifth on vault (8.3). Emma Poag was fourth on uneven bars with a personal-best 8.5. She was also fourth on
Following guidance from state and local authorities, The New Palestine High School athletic department – along with all Southern Hancock schools – is implementing the following procedures at all athletic and school events. Attendance at all events is limited to participants, parents and essential staff. No passes will be accepted for admittance, including corporate sponsor, HHC, gold, lifetime, senior
The IHSAA has announced a policy limiting spectators for its upcoming tournaments as the state seeks to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus. For Saturday’s boys basketball regional, admission will be restricted to the participating teams, essential personnel, credentialed media and close immediate family members of the players, with a maximum of 75 per
New Palestine senior Grace Shanahan will compete in Saturday’s IHSAA State Finals at Worthen Arena in Muncie after advancing from Monday’s Columbus East regional. Shanahan placed third in the all-around at the regional, tallying a score of 36.375. The top six placers from each event and the all-around move on to the State Finals. As
