Continuing our countdown of the top 10 Raider Sports stories of the year brings us to #2 today, the SHS Boys Basketball season! The boys finished their season 26-2 with an appearance in the Seymour semi-state. The 26 wins set a school record for wins in a season. The Raiders started the season with 6
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As we wind down the top 10 stories of the year #3 most certainly must be to recognize a talented group of senior athlete that left their marks all over the sporting events at SHS this past season. So here we go: Ty Alexander (4yrs baseball), Blake Alfrey ( 9 letters in wrestling, CC, and
Recapping the top stories for Shenandoah Athletics brings us today to #4, the continued success under second year Head Coach Jordan McCaslin of the Raider football squad. After an opening game loss on the road to then top-ranked Scecina, the Raiders rolled off 10 consecutive wins before falling by a point in overtime to Lapel.
2018-19 was indeed a good year for SHS inside Henry County! The Raiders totaled 11 County championships last year, led by a sweep of the winter sports of boys and girls basketball as well as wrestling. Henry County teams (Blue River Valley, Knightstown, Tri, and SHS) compete among each other in 14 varsity sports. The
Shenandoah’s volleyball program posted their 3rd- 20 win season in the last 4 years (with 19 victories the other year) to become our 6th “top story” of the 18-19 school year. Despite having a string of 3 sectional championships snapped by Triton Central, the Raiders competed at a high level against very strong competition. The
Our #7 “top outcome” for the 18-19 season revolves around the Raiders earning championships in 5 Mid-Eastern Conference sports this past year, led by the undefeated football (3-0) and boys basketball (9-0) squads. The Raiders also captured the co-conference championship by going 8-1 in softball, tieing with Eastern Hancock. The Raiders swept the MEC tourneys
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Continuing our countdown of the top 10 accomplishments of the Raider athletic program finds us at #8 today. The girls basketball team, under the direction of Coach Dameon Wyatt, put together a 20 win season over the course of the winter. The ladies finished 20-5 (6-3 MEC) and lost to a talented Triton Central team
Our top ten accomplishments for the 2018-2019 athletic season continues with #9 today, featuring the success of our girls cross country team. The Lady Raiders advanced as a team to the Regional at Delta after qualifying with an outstanding showing in the always tough Pendleton Heights Sectional. Led by Juniors Stormie Fitch and Madi Jenkins,
