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Sectional Championship![]()
Elkhart - 13
Northridge - 7![]()
WP: Anna Knight; 6 IP, 8 H, 3 R, 2 ER, 2 BB, 1 K![]()
Offensive Leaders: Elkhart
Hits: Ava Walker - 4, Natalie Smith - 3, Bailey Harris - Rogers - 3, Addie Reid - 2, Ava Sanders - 2
RBI: Walker - 5, Harris-Rogers - 3, Reid - 2
Runs: Walker - 4, Reid - 2, Smith - 2
2B: Walker - 2
The Goshen RedHawks are headed to their 4th straight sectional championship appearance. A big thanks is due to senior Bray Hoag. Hoag helped the RedHawks roll past Elkhart by a score of 7-0 behind his 2nd no hitter of the season. Hoag pitched all 7 innings allowing 0 hits, 3 walks, 8 strikeouts and 0 runs. Hoag was dominant all afternoon setting Goshen up for a rematch against Concord who defeated Northridge in the early game in extra innings 3-2.![]()
Goshen got started early when Spencer Elliott reached to lead off the game on an Elkhart error. Braxton Cline walked and the two were bunted to 2nd and 3rd base by Jensen Meikle. Elkhart pitcher Max Shreiner balked to bring Elliott home to score the games first run. The RedHawks would lead 1-0 after 1 inning.![]()
Hoag got in some trouble in the 2nd inning with 1 of his walks and he hit an Elkhart batter but was able to strikeout Elkhart with 2 runners on base to end the threat. Bryson Wilson then led the 2nd inning off with a double followed by an RBI double from Hoag to help his own cause bringing home Wilson on the hit. Goshen took a 2-0 lead after 2 innings.![]()
The two innings were all the help Hoag would need on the day and the score would remain 2-0 until the 5th inning. The RedHawks were able to load the bases and score a run without a hit to start the inning thanks to 3 walks and a hit batter. Colton Rapp then hit a soft ground ball to short stop with the bases loaded and the throw came home, after a throwing error the RedHawks were able to score 2 runs to add to their lead. Bray Hoag then drove home 2 more batters with a 2 RBI single and Goshen saw their lead jump to 7-0 after 5 innings. Hoag would retire the next 6 Elkhart batters to finish the game.![]()
Goshen looks to earn their 2nd straight sectional title with Concord on Monday evening. The game will be at Goshen with the game set to begin at 6pm. Concord and Goshen split the series this season, each team winning a game when facing each other.
Sectional Semi-Final![]()
Elkhart Softball - 12
Concord - 4![]()
WP: Anna Knight; 4.2 IP, 4 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 2 K![]()
Offensive Leaders: Elkhart
Hits: Ava Walker - 3, Addie Reid - 2, Ava Sanders - 2,
Bailey Harris-Rogers - 2, Fionna Topolski - 2
RBI: Sanders - 5, Harris-Rogers - 2, Anna Knight - 2
Runs: Reid - 4, Walker - 2, Natalie Smith - 2
3B: Topolski
2B: Sanders, Topolski
SB: Reid - 2, Walker - 2
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Elkhart Boys Golf 155 South Bend Adams 173![]()
Elkhart Scores:
Ben Divido 39
Brenden Divido 38
Cameron Miller 39
Ryan Molyneaux 39
Nate Windy 41![]()
Elkhart record 15-2 (6-1 NIC)
St. Joe Valley Chapter Announces 2026 Indiana Football Hall of Fame Induction Class Banquet Scheduled for June 12, 2026
South Bend, Ind. — The St. Joe Valley Chapter of the Indiana Football Hall of Fame proudly announces its 2026 induction banquet, to be held Friday, June 12, 2026, at the St. Hedwig Memorial Center, 331 S. Scott Street, South Bend, Indiana.
This year’s class honors six standout athletes whose accomplishments at the high school, collegiate, and professional levels have left a lasting impact on Indiana football:
• Brian Conn — A record setting quarterback at Concord High School, Conn went on to lead Ball State University with distinction, earning recognition for his leadership and passing ability.
• Mark Fioritto — A dominant two way lineman at Elkhart Central High School, Fioritto continued his career at Ball State University, where his toughness and consistency made him a defensive standout.
• Tom George — A standout quarterback for Mishawaka Marian High School, George continued his success at Western Michigan University, where he became known for his field vision and competitive drive.
• Ernest Jones — A dynamic wide receiver from Elkhart Memorial High School, Jones starred at Indiana University before playing seven seasons of professional football, showcasing elite athleticism and playmaking ability.
• Bryan Mattison — A powerful defensive end from Penn High School, Mattison excelled at the University of Iowa and went on to play five seasons in the NFL, earning respect for his versatility and work ethic.
• Dr. Michael Pinter — A standout offensive lineman at Penn High School, Pinter continued his career at Grand Valley State University, where he became known for his strength, discipline, and leadership on the offensive front.
The banquet will celebrate the achievements and contributions of these exceptional athletes and recognize their lasting influence on the football community across Northern Indiana and beyond.
Doors will open at 5:30 p.m.
The Goshen Boys’ track team had a great night at the Warsaw Track & Field Regionals meet on Thursday evening. Almost all our athletes had personal bests. The boys finished in the top 12 teams out of 34.
RedHawk Highlights:
100 -9th, Logan Mishler (11.31)
800 -7th, Levi Schlegel (1:57.06) PR
3200 -5th, Dorian Diaz (9:29.81) PR
Long Jump -Daniel Kinsey 6th (21’9.5) season PR
4x800 Relay -5th (Dorian Diaz, Levi Schlegel, Jose Perez & Christian Ramirez) (8:09.08) PR
*4x100 Relay -6th (Daniel Kinsey, Cooper Fish, Jaden Keim & Logan Mishler) (*42.98 -School Record, replaces record of 43.10 from Dom Swinney, Brandon Holley, Tyler Brinson & Daveyon Sandford in 2018)
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