Anderson Indian Football Releases 2019 Football Player Calendar. This calendar will feature all practices, workouts, showcases, events, and games. JUNE 2019 ****SUNDAY**** **** ****TUESDAY**** **WEDNESDAY** ***THURSDAY*** 2 4 5 6 SOS Showcase for college prospect juniors @ NCHS 8:15 Agility 9:00 Weights 10:00 Practice 11:30 Done 8:15 Agility 9:00 Weights 10:00 Practice 11:30 Done 8:15
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By Mike Battreall | For The Herald Bulletin Jan 5, 2019 ALEXANDRIA — Anderson evened the score with Lapel Saturday night for an early-season defeat the Bulldogs hung on the Indians. But the payback for Anderson was a bit hollow, because the rematch was for third place in the Madison County Tournament, as opposed to the
By Rob Hunt | The Herald Bulletin Jan 4, 2019 PENDLETON — The importance of Tyra Ford and Staisha Hamilton to the success of Anderson is obvious. What may be hidden in plain sight is a valuable third member of the Indians team in senior Erin Martin. When she was saddled with foul trouble Friday night,
Do you have what it takes to be a Semper Fidelis All-American? Time is running out to apply or nominate an athlete for the program. All applications are due Monday, December 31. Selected Semper Fidelis All-Americans will receive an all-expenses paid trip to the 2019 Battles Won Academy, held in Washington D.C.. All-Americans will experience Quantico, tour the Nation’s
The Anderson Boys Swimming & Diving team moved to 2-0 on the season after a convincing 123-52 win at Hagerstown Tuesday. Winning for the Tribe were Carson Smitherman in the 200 and 500 Freestyle, Dayton Edwards in the 200 IM and 100 Backstroke, Jaden Wilcox in the 50 and 100 Freestyle, Aiden Barrett in
By Rob Hunt | The Herald Bulletin ANDERSON — It took a few possessions for the Anderson pressure defense to take hold. But, when it did, Staisha Hamilton and the Indians converted again and again. Hamilton’s first of four first-quarter 3-point baskets started a 24-4 run to blow past North Central Conference opponent Kokomo and
ANDERSON — The Anderson Lady Tribe were unable to keep pace with the No. 2-ranked North Central Panthers here Tuesday night. But in the first few moments, it was hard to tell which team was among the state’s best. The Indians went on top 8-0 and 15-10, but lost the lead for good soon after
PENDLETON — The Indians led by as many as 16 and cruised to a 65-63 win at Pendleton Heights. A hot stretch by Anderson from late in the first quarter to the 3 1/2-minute mark of the third turned out to be too big of a hole for the Arabians to dig out of, and PH had
ANDERSON — Alexandria got a jump on Anderson as far as opening the wrestling season, with five dual matches Saturday at Elwood. It took Anderson a little more time Monday night to get to where it desired, but the Indians got there 48-30 in a match that had a lot of quick resolutions — 11
