The t op eight teams globally will compete for the prestigious Champions Trophy title over the course of the next three weeks. Pakistan, the reigning champions, secured victory in the 2017 tournament, which was anticipated to be the last edition. However, the tournament has made a return, and Pakistan is also serving as the host nation. India has declared that they will not be traveling to Pakistan, resulting in their matches being held in the UAE, including a highly anticipated group-stage encounter against their major rivals. New Zealand and Bangladesh will also compete in Group A, with the top two teams advancing to the semi-finals. England finds themselves in Group B and urgently requires a significant improvement in performance, having suffered defeats in seven out of eight white-ball matches during a recent tour of India. style="text-align: center;">Jos Buttler’s team will commence their campaign against Australia, who are considered among the favorites to win the...
Thursday, February 20 Boys Swimming 6:00 PM – New Palestine Sectional (Preliminaries) Gymnastics 6:30 PM – Morristown at New Palestine Friday, February 21 Boys Basketball 7:30 PM – Union at Eastern Hancock 7:30 PM – Greenfield-Central at East Central 7:30 PM – Mt. Vernon at New Palestine Boys Wrestling 3:00 PM – Eastern Hancock’s Bradyn Volz (126), Greenfield-Central’s Lincoln Parsons (113), Cade Zuber (138), Mt. Vernon’s Eli Broady (126), and New Palestine’s Gunner Butt (138) and Bryce Doss (144) competing in IHSAA State Finals at Gainbridge Fieldhouse 6:00 PM – New Palestine’s William Glesing (285) and Greenfield-Central’s Zach Blevens (285) in IHSAA State Finals at Gainbridge Fieldhouse Saturday, February 22 Boys Basketball 7:30 PM – Martinsville at Greenfield-Central Boys Swimming 9:00 AM – Eastern Hancock, Greenfield-Central, Mt. Vernon, and New Palestine at New Palestine Sectional (Diving) 1:00 PM – Eastern Hancock, Greenfield-Central, Mt. Vernon, and New Palest...
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