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GASKINS: Purdue mines Indiana for Gold and Black

Purdue University’s Mackey Arena Complex project, which will include a renovation of the arena and the addition of a three-level Student-Athlete Development Center, is under way and scheduled to take three years.....more>>

  • BASKETBALL: Sanders earns shot at next level
    Northwestern basketball player Zech Sanders proved ready when the opportunity for extended playing time finally came his senior season.
  •  DE LA BASTIDE: Please Danica, stay put; don’t jump to NASCAR
    The Danica Patrick publicity machine is operating a full-tilt boogie as she determines where she will race in 2010.
    Patrick has been racing with the Indy Racing League since 2005. She has been featured in Sports Illustrated’s swimsuit edition and is the star of Go Daddy tacky television advertising.
  •  H-A: Weber, Phillips top fields
    Kokomo’s Heather Weber isn’t about to let a little thing like being pregnant slow her down.
  • H-A: New event offers much promise
    “Small on the turnout and long on the fun.”
    That’s the way local businessman Dave Trine described the first annual Haynes-Apperson Sports Festival Canoe/Kayak Race, which took place Saturday morning along the Wildcat Creek.
  • CONARD: Horseshoe tourney offers friendly competition
    It was quite the scene, 65 proud, plucky veterans who’ve stared life in the eye through thick, thin or thistle enjoying their moment in the spotlight — the annual Haynes-Apperson Festival Horseshoe Tournament at Highland Park.
  •  On Sunday, Lutes completes his quest
    When he was in middle school, Dan Lutes quit track because he didn’t like running laps.
  •  H-A sports fest hits full stride
    Dana Neer knew he knew he had big shoes to fill as he took over the Haynes-Apperson sports festival from Dave Granson, who had led it for 25 years.
  •  KASEY TOURNEY: Mike’s Pizza wins tournament
    GREENTOWN — Seven years ago, Tait Sanders served as a bat boy for Howard County youth baseball champion Mike’s Pizza.
  •  Stout & Son beats Salsbery to continue run
    RUSSIAVILLE — Stout & Son came into the 2009 David A. Kasey Memorial Youth Baseball Tournament with modest credentials.
    Now, it has a chance for a storybook finish.
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