Indiana High School Football Scores
Friday, September 25, 2009
Anderson Highland 32, Muncie South 14
Arlington 39, Washington 12
Avon 35, Noblesville 14
Bedford North Lawrence 14, Jennings County 8
Beech Grove 22, Heritage Christian 18
Bellmont 17, Carroll (Allen) 16
Ben Davis 50, Terre Haute South 0
Bishop Chatard 66, Manual 6
Bloomington North 45, Perry Meridian 14
Bloomington South 33, Lawrence Central 21
Brebeuf Jesuit 43, Howe 0
Brownsburg 47, Lafayette Jeff 14
Cardinal Ritter 42, Park Tudor 9
Carmel 38, North Central 0
Cathedral 55, Roncalli 10
Center Grove 9, Lawrence North 7
Centerville 71, Northeastern 0
Charlestown 6, Corydon 0
Clinton Prairie 43, Carroll (Carroll) 14
Columbus East 42, Floyd Central 17
Eastbrook 49, Blackford 0
Edgewood 34, West Vigo 14
Fairfield 29, Angola 14
Fort Wayne Snider 38, Fort Wayne North 8
Fountain Central 28, Seeger 8
Frankfort 35, Danville 7
Greensburg 34, Franklin County 21
Greenwood 23, Guerin Catholic 7
Hagerstown 28, Tri 13
Hamilton Heights 42, Taylor 12
Hamilton Southeastern 49, Westfield 7
Harding 56, Fort Wayne Northrop 7
Homestead 58, DeKalb 14
Indian Creek 16, Milan 13
Kokomo 40, Huntington North 16
Lakeland 55, Eastside 0
Leo 21, Heritage 6
Madison-Grant 48, Elwood 7
Martinsville 40, Mooresville 32
Monrovia 60, Brown County 8
Mount Carmel (Ill.) 42, Washington (Daviess) 14
Muncie Central 34, New Castle 13
New Palestine 35, Yorktown 12
North Daviess 34, Linton 6
North Knox 46, Union (Dugger) 8
North Montgomery 41, Western Boone 14
Northwestern 44, Maconaquah 0
Norwell 31, East Noble 22
Paoli 41, Crwaford County 0
Penn 16, South Bend Washington 14
Perry Central 49, Wood Memorial 2
Pike 20, Columbus North 6
Pioneer 55, Frontier 0
Plainfield 21, Decatur Central 20, OT
Richmond 28, Marion 14
Rochester 10, Manchester 0
Rushville 19, Greenfield-Central 15
Scecina 38, Lapel 14
Seymour 27, Brownstown 24, OT
Shelbyville 23, Mount Vernon 7
Sheridan 21 Delphi 7
South Adams 21, Adams Central 7
South Bend Riley 28, South Bend Adams 27 (OT)
South Vermillion 20, Rockville 2
Southern Wells 41, Bluffton 13
Southmont 14, Lebanon 9
Speedway 47, Cascade 0
Sullivan 35, Owen Valley 20
Triton Central 45, South Decatur 12
Tri-West 21, Crawfordsville 14
Union County 14, Cambridge City 12
Warsaw 28, Goshen 21
Whiteland 35, Franklin 14
Whitko 34, Northfield 12
Winamac 48, West Central 6
Winchester 28, Union City 6
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Friday, September 25, 2009
Thursday, September 03, 2009
High School Football America: The Road Show Pulls into Sheridan, Indiana
by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle
Well, Trish and I survived a crash of one of our hard drives this week, so it took a little longer to finish our Huddle Road Show piece on Sheridan, Indiana from last Friday, but here it is. Sheridan, the nine-time champs, lost to Hamilton Heights 20-3, but that's not what The Huddle Road Show stories are about.
The people in Sheridan were very warm and welcoming. When Trish finished chatting with quarterback Sam Zachary's grandmother, she thanked us for coming to her town and telling its story.
No...thank you Sheridan for giving us a relaxing Friday night in the heart of Hoosier Country!
Tonight we're heading to Paw Paw, Michigan to check-out the Redskins game against Gull Luke, BUT more important, Trish and I are going to figure-out what the heck a paw paw is??
Also, in the next two weeks, we're launching our new website High School Football America.
www.highschoolfootballamerica.com will offer you the fans, more information on EVERYTHING that is high school football in America.
The High School Football Huddle
Well, Trish and I survived a crash of one of our hard drives this week, so it took a little longer to finish our Huddle Road Show piece on Sheridan, Indiana from last Friday, but here it is. Sheridan, the nine-time champs, lost to Hamilton Heights 20-3, but that's not what The Huddle Road Show stories are about.
The people in Sheridan were very warm and welcoming. When Trish finished chatting with quarterback Sam Zachary's grandmother, she thanked us for coming to her town and telling its story.
No...thank you Sheridan for giving us a relaxing Friday night in the heart of Hoosier Country!
Tonight we're heading to Paw Paw, Michigan to check-out the Redskins game against Gull Luke, BUT more important, Trish and I are going to figure-out what the heck a paw paw is??
Also, in the next two weeks, we're launching our new website High School Football America.
www.highschoolfootballamerica.com will offer you the fans, more information on EVERYTHING that is high school football in America.
Sunday, August 30, 2009
The Huddle Road Show in Sheridan, Indiana
by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle
As I told you last week, we took a road trip 160 miles south of Chicago Friday night to tiny Sheridan, Indiana to check-out the nine-time state champion Blackhawks. The Blackhawks fell to 0-2 after a 20-3 loss to Hamilton Heights, but as I've told you, The Huddle Road Show is about the stories surrounding the games. Check us out Monday afternoon for our first installment of The Huddle Road Show...until then check-out the sneak peak below.
Thursday, August 27, 2009
The Huddle Road Show Ready to Roll
by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle
The Huddle Road Show starts Friday as I head to Sheridan, Indiana to check-out a small town of less than 3,000 people with a big football tradition.
The 9-time state champ Blackhawks will be looking to rebound after a season opening 28-8 loss to Western Boone. Sheridan takes on Hamilton Heights tonight.
Two things that attracted us to the Sheridan story...head coach Bud Wright, who's the second on the state's all-time wins list in 44-years as the head Blackhawk and freshman quarterback Sam Zachary, who is a sixth generation signal caller at the school.
TRADITION AND PASSION...that's what we're looking for!
Keep-up with The Huddle Road Show on Twitter throughout the day...and don't forget that The High School Football Huddle is your source for high school scores from around America throughout the evening.
The High School Football Huddle
The Huddle Road Show starts Friday as I head to Sheridan, Indiana to check-out a small town of less than 3,000 people with a big football tradition.
The 9-time state champ Blackhawks will be looking to rebound after a season opening 28-8 loss to Western Boone. Sheridan takes on Hamilton Heights tonight.
Two things that attracted us to the Sheridan story...head coach Bud Wright, who's the second on the state's all-time wins list in 44-years as the head Blackhawk and freshman quarterback Sam Zachary, who is a sixth generation signal caller at the school.
TRADITION AND PASSION...that's what we're looking for!
Keep-up with The Huddle Road Show on Twitter throughout the day...and don't forget that The High School Football Huddle is your source for high school scores from around America throughout the evening.
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