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Written by: Colt Pratt / Staff writer and Lydia Styf / Spill editor The World Cup has always had its own way of bringing the world together every four years to watch one sport. This year was the first year that many kids and teens in the United States have been able to witness the […]
Continue ReadingWritten by: Lily Amback – Managing editor & Ashton Snow – Staff writer The New Palestine girl’s volleyball team seeks to reshape their image after the leave of their four core seniors. However, four new seniors are taking the lead. Seniors Cara Steele, Kennedy Armstrong, Caylee Brown and Beth Comer are hoping to be a […]
Continue ReadingWritten by: Jalen Thompson – Entertainment editor & Peyton Miller – Staff writer As the Dragons varsity football team kicks off their season, previous victories place heavy expectations upon them. Last year, the Dragons faced many tough opponents, yet raged victorious as state champions. Head coach Kyle Ralph and varsity player junior Sam Hirschy hold […]
Continue ReadingWritten by: Brody Baker – Sports Editor The NPHS girls golf team started out the season strong. Their seniors are hoping to make their final year one to remember. The Dragons opened up with a win over Greenwood, defeating them 186 to 228. Senior Lauren Deering, the number one varsity golfer, led the team by […]
Continue ReadingWritten by: Jalen Thompson – Entertainment editor & Parker Hurst – Staff writer The New Palestine boy’s soccer team is turning their season around by winning the Community Cup in overtime 4-2 against Mt. Vernon. They secured this victory on Sept. 1 due to the hard work of their starting goalie freshman Camden Brown, and […]
Continue ReadingWritten by: Colt Pratt – Staff writer & Landon Wildman – Staff writer The girls golf team at New Palestine High School is confident about how the rest of their season will go, even though they’ve had some challenges. With the sectional coming up soon, everyone’s working hard and staying positive. Junior Jozlynn Hart, fourth […]
Continue ReadingBrody Baker – Sports editorMaxwell Watson – Staff writer For the first time in five years the scoreboard at the end of a home football game didn’t favor the Dragons. “We all could have played better as a team. We just made mistakes on both sides. We got close to the end zone, we just […]
Continue ReadingBy: Lillian Wooton Staff Writer Golf is a game of inches. The tiniest margin can be the difference between making par or a bogey, a win or a second place finish. In a game where every factor counts, having a steady mindset is essential. The Crimson Messenger talked to two experienced golfers on the NPHS […]
Continue ReadingBy Arianna Tull Staff Writer As the girls tennis season begins, the team is entering optimistic and excited for their upcoming season. Junior Addi Ballard feels confident about the team’s success this year. “I think our season is going to go well,” she said. “We have a pretty strong team this year, and I can’t […]
Continue ReadingBy: Lilly Buist: Editor in chief / J.T. Koch: Spill Editor The Hoosier State Relays qualifiers at the University of Indianapolis saw several personal bests across the board. Most notably, seniors Abby Journay and Taylor Burke, and sophomores Hailey Pardieck and Mike Bauer, all broke records at these meets. Journay broke the indoor long-jump record, […]
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