The IHSAA released new sectional alignments Monday for each of its class sports, and neighboring rivals Jasper, Southridge and Heritage Hills will again be grouped together in the same Class 3A sectional for five sports. Forest Park and Northeast Dubois stay in their most recent spots, but some football and soccer teams will switch.

After his team’s Sept. 20 loss to Class 1A No. 4 Evansville Mater Dei, in which it squandered five goals without tallying one itself, Forest Park coach Brent Sicard met with his team’s three seniors.

Sam Russell may be the only player in Indiana to ever use SpongeBob SquarePants as inspiration.

With the hymn of an active razor hovering above his head, Kyle Lubbehusen remained nervously still.

Holding the sectional championship trophy above his head while flanked by teammates, Kyle Lubbehusen smiled for photographs like everyone else.

A roundup of Heritage Hills' 3-2 loss to South Spencer in Wednesday night's boys soccer sectional contest.

None of the spectators gazed onto the field Monday night at Northeast Dubois High School and thought the conditions were conducive to beachwear.

In a game marked by its gripping and frantic pace, it could all be encapsulated in a typical pass on the drowned Northeast Dubois pitch. What appeared as promising, carrying momentum, was halted instantaneously, unpredictably by a puddle of water.

Clive Williams knows the face is coming. Each time the Northeast Dubois boys soccer coach calls for the substitution of Zach Schepers, it’s there, cemented angrily on the face of the senior captain. Why are you taking me out? Why now? Why ever?

The Heritage Hills football team allowed a late touchdown Friday, another hit to the Patriots in a season that’s included more losses than the program is used to experiencing.

A mere seven minutes passed before Washington drew first blood. Literally.

Caleb Williams’ coach warned him about this happening.