This is supposed to be the part when the Heritage Hills baseball team, finally standing victorious above a sectional nemesis, breaks down because of the sheer weight of the moment.

Having Jasper baseball coach Terry Gobert assess a late-April outing as “perfect” is about as rare as any occurrence in the sport — perfect game, triple play, hitting for the cycle or otherwise.

The more that Northeast Dubois baseball coach Brian Kirchoff thought about it, the more he realized it’d be a shame to confine the remembrance to a single day.

You’ll have to excuse the Jasper boys track team’s late-meet blunder. All this winning stuff is still a bit new.

The cuts didn’t change. The Rangers’ sweeping strides across the diamond in their win over host Northeast Dubois was a bit more metaphysical than retooling a swing.

Wednesday’s baseball game at League Stadium in Huntingburg was an exercise in expectations.

You hit a bad shot. He’ll let you know. He hits a good shot. He’ll let you know. And then he’ll ride his driver as if it were a horse. Jasper senior Cam Weyer is a golfer. A jokester. A jerk. A kid. A friend and menace to his coach. ‘Swaggy C.’ And beneath it all, he’s a competitor who loves the game and is pretty darn good at it.

The Jasper baseball team wants to nix its stumble-rally-repeat trend.

A recap of Monday's track meet between Jasper and Heritage Hills at Jerry Brewer Alumni Stadium.

The Southridge baseball team has some simple aspirations this season. The Raiders want to smack hits, they want to grab wins and they want to be rhinos.

The Northeast Dubois baseball players have the power to surprise.

From Herald Staff Reports For the second time in two days, the Forest Park baseball team was knotted with an opponent in the game’s latter stages.And for the second time, the Rangers saw that...