Mark your calendars: May 1st you have the opportunity to eat great food with friends from our community while helping the South Putnam track and field team raise funds! Come out to El Meson in Plainfield anytime on Tuesday, May 1st; a percentage of your total purchase will go directly back to the Eagles. El Meson (Next
The tennis team overtook the Edgewood Mustangs last night at home, 4-1. “Number 2 singles struggled a bit but played hard and never gave up. Number one and three singles went the distance and pulled out the win. Great to experience a 3 set match and test their endurance. Switched my 1 and 2 doubles, turned
South Putnam will hold Summer Swim registration on Thursday, April 26th, from 5-7pm and again on Saturday, April 28th, from 9:30-11am for anyone interested in learn-to-swim lessons or swimming development opportunities for the summer. You can find more information here, and the group lesson registration form here. If you have any questions, please contact Anna
The varsity baseball team had no trouble on offense last night, winning big over Greencastle 17-5. Greencastle opened up scoring in the first inning, when Dylan Crum induced Gus Manion to hit into a fielder’s choice, but one run scored. The Eagles notched six runs in the seventh inning. Trey Long, Crum, Branden Demoret, Jackson Wood, and Hayden Switzer each had RBIs in the frame. Crum led South Putnam to victory
Tuesday’s track meet against Clay City and Shakamak featured numerous great performances from our athletes on the track and in the field events. Ally Nichols and Grace Burdge each won all of their events. Ally won the 200m and 400m, Grace won the 800m and 1600m, and the two of them were on the
The Eagle boys’ team took the three-way meet last night, outscoring both Clay City and Shakamak 80-77-9, respectively. The 4×400 relay continues to step up in a winner take all, final event vs. Clay City and Shakamak. We were really impressed with how our kids competed and showed improvement. Austin Rumley picked up two wins
“Branden Demoret was an RBI machine on Tuesday, driving in five on two hits to lead the Eagle’s baseball team past Greencastle 11-1. Demoret drove in runs on a home run in the fifth and a double in the sixth. South Putnam secured the victory thanks to six runs in the sixth inning. Dru Teipen, Aiden LeBlanc, and Demoret powered the big inning with RBIs.
The Lady Eagles fell to the Mustangs last night as Edgewood defeated South 9-3. Alex Steffy was the losing pitcher. Leighla Hazlett played a good game in Right Field. The girls’ next game is the Putnam County Tournament on Saturday at Greencastle High School.
The 4×400 Relay made up of Seidler, Crossman, Clearwaters, and Rumley picked up the walk off victory last night vs. North Putnam. South had a two point lead going into the final event of an outstanding track meet. Placing for the Eagles: 4×800: 1st Place Egold, Carr, Crossman, Rumley 110 Hurdles: 1st Place – Bryce Wiggins 100
For the girls’ track team, this was a unique experience. For the first time in known SP T&F history, the athletes had the autonomy to decide on which events they participated in, and there were numerous surprises in choices and results. Sprinters ran distance events, runners attempted to throw, and a thrower joined a relay.
