Four players scored in double figures last night, but Varsity Girls Basketball lost to Bishop Luers 61-60.
Fall Sports
Wednesday in Sports
The following seniors signed on their letters of intent: Meredith Woolsey (Volleyball)- Southern Illinois University, Jesse Hamlin (Cross country/Track)- Butler University, Chloe Smithley (Tennis)- Indiana Tech University
Tuesday in Sports
Da’Leshia Davis recorded another 20-point performance, but Girls Varsity Basketball fell to Columbia City 51-42.
The Weekend in Sports
Snider Football fell to Carmel at the 6A Regionals by a score of 20-6, ending their season with a record of 10-3. Senior Da’Leshia Davis led the team with 20 points on Saturday, but Girls Varsity Basketball lost on the road to the Bishop Dwenger Saints 59-44.
Hamlin Takes Sixth Place at 2018 State Cross Country Championship
The race itself was predictable. Cathedral’s Cole Hocker, the favorite going into the meet, was clearly going to take the race from the beginning with maybe one or two runners following him and the rest would form a chase pack. What wasn’t predictable was what Hamlin would end up doing in the heat of the race. Would he get gutsy and chase after Hocker? Or would he play it safe as planned and stick with the chase pack?
Wednesday in Sports
Senior Jason Marquardt scored the lone goal as Panther Hockey lost to the Bishop Dwenger Saints 3-1.
Tuesday in Sports
JV Girls Basketball lost their first game against Huntington North 31-16. Varsity Girls Basketball picked up a win on the road, beating the Huntington North Vikings 53-46.
The Weekend in Sports
Snider Football won their 12th consecutive sectional championship, dominating the second half and beating the Homestead Spartans 49-35. Panther Hockey went 2-1-1 in the Fort Wayne Crossover Weekend at the Parkview SportOne Icehouse. The Panthers lost to the South Stars, tied with the Central Indiana Knights and beat Hamilton Southeastern Schools.
Wednesday in Sports
Panther Hockey fell to a record of 4-3, losing to the Carroll Chargers 4-1.
Updates in Band
The Scholastic Class A Finals were continued Saturday, October 27 at Mount Vernon High School after last week’s wind delay. The Mighty Panther Marching Band left their last competition in 10th place with the highest score they have received this season.