Maconaquah Braves

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BOYS HOOPS: Whitko tops Maconaquah in overtime BUNKER HILL — Game two of the inaugural American Trust/Beef’O’Brady’s Holiday Classic, featuring the Whitko Wildcats and the host Maconaquah Braves was just that — a classic.....more>>

• FOOTBALL: Braves’ Freije steps down
  Bob Freije has resigned as football coach of the Maconaquah Braves following a difficult season that saw Mac finish 1-9.

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• FOOTBALL: Taylor cruises through Maconaquah
  The only thing that could stop the Taylor offense Friday night was the final gun. Certainly the visiting Maconaquah Braves couldn’t.

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• Maconaquah no match for Cass
  BUNKER HILL — Dominant.
  That is the only word to describe visiting Lewis Cass’ stampede Friday night as the Kings blitzed Maconaquah 69-0 in Mid-Indiana Conference play.

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  PREP SOCCER: Heights beats NW in title match
  The girls soccer teams from Northwestern and Hamilton Heights tangled for the Mid-Indiana Conference hardware Monday night. Each entered the final league game unbeaten in conference play at 5-0 and both went home with bruises and injuries to show they’d been in a big game.

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  PREP ROUNDUP: It’s the Comets this time
  Eastern girls soccer coach Kevin Duggins didn’t like watching his team lose to Western Saturday in a four-team event at Tipton.
  Monday night, however, he may have thought the loss was worthwhile.

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  PREP ROUNDUP: Taylor tops Carroll in tennis
  Strong doubles play helped Taylor down visiting Carroll 4-1 in a boys tennis match Monday.
  Matt Petty and Reomey Northington rolled to a 6-0, 6-4 win at No. 1 doubles and Tim Simmons and Cody Hinton took a 6-2, 7-5 win at No. 2 doubles.

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  FOOTBALL: Western muscles past Maconaquah
  BUNKER HILL — Class 3A No.4 ranked Western flexed its muscles early against Mid-Indiana conference foe Maconaquah and stayed perfect on the season with a 47-21 victory.

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  PREP ROUNDUP: Eastern netters sweep county rivals
  The Eastern Comets (8-4) stayed perfect in the Mid-Indiana Conference at 2-0 with the three game sweep of Howard County rival Northwestern.

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  FOOTBALL: Eastern’s victory bell is silent no more
  GREENTOWN — It had been nearly three years since Eastern won a high school football game, so you can forgive the Comets for ringing the victory bell a few too many times and for running back onto the field to drench second-year coach Josh Edwards with water.

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