Sports

Ruble places 4th, Macklin falls to 5th at IHSAA State

     The two Adams County medalists, Jon Ruble of Bellmont and Logan Macklin of AC, held their own on Saturday, placing fourth and fifth as the Indiana High School wrestling season came to an end at Bankers Life Fieldhouse on the medal stand.

Turnovers stunt Braves in 45-64 loss to Northrop

     It’s not that we lost. It’s not that we lost, it’s how and why we lost.” 

Jets win without Brown, Miller

     MONROE — For those who think Adams Central's varsity Jets are "Kevin Brown and Company," the first half of Saturday's 55-30 victory over Eastside showed growing versatility and balance on offense, especially after the roster was expanded by two players to help make up for t

Bellmont’s Rubles and AC’s Logans vs. Indiana’s best

     FORT WAYNE — Adams County wrestlers used a perfect four-for-four semifinal round to set themselves up for a strong Friday night at the State Finals in Indianapolis.

The Brave 5 march to the Coliseum

     Five Bellmont wrestlers will attempt to keep Bellmont’s 30-year streak of qualifying for the state finals alive Saturday at the Coliseum, led by #1-ranked senior Jon Ruble and four other underclassmen for the Braves. 

It's Tulley Time; NBA Trade Deadline

Total Deadline Drama: Pelicans get last laugh over Lakers.

NE8 foe East Noble beats Braves

KENDALLVILLE - It could have been a game to revitalize a program, a touchstone to build on.
Instead, a good start was squashed by a great team as Bellmont dropped a 62-41 decision to East Noble in Northeast 8 conference play Saturday.

Jets win Regionals ahead of Bellmont and South Adams

“We talked all week about putting it away early and putting everyone through and taking control.”

Jets lose road game to Leo

LEO — In the 60-year history of boys' basketball between Adams Central and Leo—including decades when they were in the Allen County Athletic Conference and sometimes played twice (regular season and conference tourney) in one year—the Lions have dominated the Jets to the tune of 56 victorie

Hot Stove League: Bryce Harper and his future

     When the ills of winter were at their worst in the 1800s and later, farmers and other locals would meet once a week around a hot stove, maybe at a shop or someone's home, and discuss the bright light that would soon thaw them out; baseball.