By Mike Battreall | For The Herald Bulletin – Nov 9, 2018 ANDERSON — After three season-opening defeats, all to Class 4A top-15 squads, Anderson’s girls basketball team found the competition more to its liking Friday night. The Lady Tribe played like they were facing an inferior opponent, that being very aggressively and smart. Anderson pressured
By Rick Teverbaugh, The Herald Bulletin ANDERSON — It turns out one good quarter wasn’t nearly good enough for the Anderson Lady Tribe basketball team to notch its first win of the season in the home opener against Fishers on Wednesday. Anderson played the Tigers even over the final eight minutes but fell 67-48 to
INDIANAPOLIS — The Anderson Indians are wasting no time putting their own feet to the fire. For the second time in the opening week, Anderson fell on the road to a team with high postseason aspirations, this time dropping a 91-57 decision at Lawrence North on Saturday afternoon. The Wildcats improved to 2-0, while the
By Rich Torres | For The Herald Bulletin ANDERSON — The Anderson girls basketball team isn’t going to intimidate anyone with its height this season. With their tallest player listed at 5-foot-8, the Indians aren’t a towering presence. But those measurables aren’t negating the defending Madison County champions’ high ceiling. With 5-8 sophomore forward Tyra
By George Bremer | The Herald Bulletin ANDERSON — Xander Stokes is the best-kept secret in Madison County. Any novice needed only to go out to Collier Field and watch a game to understand the senior quarterback’s physical gifts. The way the ball comes out of his hand, the windows he can throw it into,
The Herald-Bulletin’s annual “Elite Eleven” has been released for the 2018-19 Girls Basketball season. Anderson’s representative is sharp-shooting and shot-swatting junior Tyra Ford.
By George Bremer | The Herald Bulletin Oct 26, 2018 ANDERSON — It didn’t take long for the celebration to spill outside the playing field Friday night at Collier Field. The hardy fans that braved cold-and-wet conditions were rewarded with a piece of history. For just the second time since 1993, Anderson won a postseason
RICHMOND — Xander Stokes threw four touchdown passes, and Anderson rallied from a 14-point deficit to knock off North Central Conference rival Richmond 27-26 on Friday night. It’s the second straight win for the Indians, who held off Arsenal Tech 12-8 last week at Collier Field. This one required a flurry of big fourth-quarter
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ANDERSON — It was ugly, rough and generally unpleasant. But Anderson’s 12-8 victory over Arsenal Tech made for one beautiful homecoming result. The Indians (1-6, 1-4 North Central Conference) fell less than a minute short of posting a shutout and handed head coach Ron Qualls the first victory of his inaugural season. Quarterback Xander Stokes
