Category: Sports

NCHS 2023 Boys Track Team: Front Row Left to Right: Wade Wickham, Byron Ashley, Tanner Whitaker, Jackson Sornberger, Luis Zavala, Brayden Bergbower, Dalton Baltzell, Hayden Baltzell, Kohlten Barthelme, Dominic Baltzell, Greyson Dow, Braxton Griffith. Second Row: Coach Todd Short, Meyer Tarr, Clay Bergbower, Dominik Utley, Evan Zumbahlen, Evan Baltzell, Nick

2023 NCHS Boys Tennis Team: Coach Blake Davidson, Joao Sandoval, Isaac Street, Isaac Kocher, Wesley Britton, Ben Street, Alex Bigard, Brennan Bigard

The girls’ basketball awards ceremony was held in the NCHS cafeteria. The three winners of the JV Offensive Player are Izzy Meinhart, Macy Barthelemy, and Karasyn Martin. The Defensive Player is Peyton Willenborg. The Leadership Award winner is Aleah Higgs.  Varsity Awards: The two winners of Varsity Offensive Player are Lilly

The Newton Eagles fell to the Casey-Westfield Warriors with a final score of 34-36. The game remained close throughout with a score of 16-11 at the end of the first and a tied game at the half. The Eagles were outscored in the third with 6 points to Casey’s 11

The Newton Lady Eagles defeated both Flora and Vandalia to advance to the Regional Championship game on Thursday evening in Flora. The Eagles slid past Flora with a final score of 46-41 and Vandalia 50-46. Flora      7  13  16  5 = 41 Newton  7  10   14  15 =

The Newton Eagles defeated Pana with a final score of 56-53 in overtime. The Eagles had the lead at the end of the first quarter with a score of 15-12. By the end of the half, the Eagles were at 20 and Pana at 16. During the third quarter, Pana

The Newton Lady Eagles fell to St. Anthony with a final score of 59-30. The Eagles trailed throughout the game with a final first-quarter score 14-7, the second-quarter score of 21-6, the third-quarter score of 15-13 and the final quarter the Lady Bulldogs scored 9 to the Eagles’ 4. St.

Photos courtesy of Chip Barche The Newton Eagles fell to Olney with a final score of 45-66. The Eagles had the lead at the end of the first 13-9. By the half, the game was tied at 26 each. During the third and fourth quarters, the Tigers grabbed the lead

Newton Lady Eagles defeated the Oblong Lady Panthers with a final score of 50-22. The Lady Eagles had the lead at the end of the first quarter with a score of 19-7. By the end of the half, the Eagles had increased the lead to 36-10. During the third quarter

The Newton Eagle defeated the Marshall Lions with a final score of 60-47 on Senior Night where the lone senior Marc Jansen was recognized. At the end of the first quarter, the Lions had the lead with a score of 18 to the Eagles’ 11. By the half, the Eagles