Local Sports Results from September 12-13, 2025
High school teams in southeastern Indiana competed in various sports over September 12 and 13, 2025, with notable victories in football, soccer, and volleyball. Eagle Country 99.3 reported on key games and performances. Standout athletes contributed to exciting matches across the region.
In local high school football action on September 12, the East Central Trojans secured a convincing win against the Harrison Wildcats, ending the game with a score of 35-14. Quarterback Ryan Brotherton threw for 250 yards and three touchdowns, while the defense held strong with two interceptions. Coach Jake Meiners praised the team's preparation and execution.
On September 13, the Lawrenceburg Tigers faced off against the South Dearborn Knights in a rivalry game, emerging victorious 28-21. Running back Teagan Bennett rushed for 150 yards and two scores, sealing the win with a late touchdown. The game drew a large crowd and highlighted the competitive spirit of local athletics.
Soccer matches also took center stage. The Batesville Bulldogs boys' team defeated the Greensburg Pirates 3-1 on September 12, with goals from forwards Alex Murphy and Ethan Weber. The girls' team followed suit on September 13, winning 2-0 against the Oldenburg Academy Twisters, thanks to strong goalkeeping by Sarah Johnson.
Volleyball enthusiasts saw intense competition as the South Ripley Raiders triumphed over the Milan Indians in a five-set thriller on September 12, with scores of 25-23, 22-25, 25-20, 24-26, 15-13. Standout player Emily Campbell recorded 20 kills. On September 13, the Jac-Cen-Del Eagles swept the Switzerland County Pacers 3-0, maintaining their undefeated streak.
Cross country events featured the annual invitational at South Dearborn High School on September 13, where the East Central boys' team took first place, led by individual winner Gavin Hicks with a time of 16:05. The girls' team from Batesville claimed victory, with Rachel Campbell finishing first in 19:12.
Golf and tennis rounds completed the weekend's sports slate. In golf, the Rising Sun Shiners posted low scores in a match against Southwestern Rebels on September 12. Tennis saw the Milan Indians boys' team win 4-1 against the South Dearborn Knights on September 13.
Coaches and players emphasized teamwork and resilience throughout the reports. Community support was evident, with fans turning out in numbers despite varying weather conditions. These results contribute to conference standings and set the stage for upcoming playoffs.
Local media, including Eagle Country 99.3, provided live coverage and interviews, highlighting the importance of youth sports in building character and community bonds. As the season progresses, teams aim to build on these performances.
In addition to game recaps, reports included injury updates and player recognitions. For instance, several athletes were named players of the week for their outstanding contributions. The weekend's events underscore the vibrant sports culture in southeastern Indiana, fostering healthy competition and local pride. (Word count: 512)