Slideshow: Zionsville Eagles First Home Football Game 2018
By Mikayla Owens, Staff
September 16, 2018
Running To The Top
By Cylar Collings, Staff
September 6, 2018
Filed under Sports, Uncategorized
This year the boys’ cross-country team is working hard to not only make new achievements for themselves but also fight to win state. Mark Rinehart, a freshman on the boys’ cross-country team, thinks he is a good addition to the team because he has worked very hard to make a solid spot on varsity...
Should Athletes be Paid in College?
By Tyler Gutwein, Staff
March 28, 2018
Filed under Opinion, Sports, Uncategorized
Colleges recruit athletes to play for them and hopefully win a championship. These athletes put their bodies on the line to win. However, they don't get payed to play. While the NCAA wants to maintain amateurism, many players are wishing to be paid, which we have seen with the Ball brothers going to...
Varsity Girls’ Lacrosse 2018 Season
By Catie Shultz, Staff
March 21, 2018
Filed under Sports
The Zionsville Girls’ Varsity Lacrosse Team has once again started off the beginning of their season with a winning streak, undefeated 4-0. Their latest victory came against Harrison Tuesday evening, the final score 17-3. Currently the team is first in the state, after a win against Noblesville last...
Millenials for the Win- or maybe not
By Claire Brewer, Staff
February 25, 2018
Filed under Opinion, Sports, Uncategorized
Redmond “Red” Gerard is the youngest snowboarder to win gold at the Olympics for the US at seventeen years old, and his winning day was pretty hectic. Gerard woke up late because he stayed up too late the night before. Apparently, he was on a Netflix binge with a friend. He only woke up 15 minutes...
Skating into the History Books
By Rachel Shultz, Staff
February 23, 2018
Filed under News, Sports, Uncategorized
Mirai Nagasu made history at the 2018 Winter Olympics, becoming the first American woman to land a triple axel at the Olympics. It is difficult to comprehend the difficulty of the skill Nagasu pulled off, when in fact the triple axel is considered one of the most challenging jump...
Assisters
By Erin Patterson, Sports Editor
February 2, 2018
Filed under Sports
Assist – to help someone by doing a share of the work. In their family and teams alike, trust and helping others is something that is just second nature to the Richason sisters. Look in the stands at any Zionsville High School girl’s basketball game and you will see parents, grandparents, and...
Girls’ and Boys’ Varsity Basketball’s Successful Season
By Rachel Shultz, Staff
January 30, 2018
Filed under News, SHOWCASE, Sports
The girls’ and boys’ varsity basketball teams have been very successful this season, with the girls' team having a record of 16-5 and the boys having a record of 12-2. The girls' team has also been ranked 16th in the state. Delaney Richason, junior and member of the team, said that she was happy...
Harbinger Interviews: Harrison Petts
By Jack Doverspike, Feature Editor
December 23, 2017
Filed under Feature, SHOWCASE, Sports
Petts is a soccer player that was a champion in the High School State Championship, twice in the Club National Championships, and the NCAA National Championship. This ZCHS alumnus elevated Indiana University’s soccer team, carrying them all the way to a NCAA National Championship. In your eyes, w...
Team of the Month: Wrestling
By Tyler Gutwein, Staff
December 19, 2017
Filed under Sports, Uncategorized
The Zionsville wrestling team has worked their tails off and their progress is showing it. This year, the ZCHS wrestling team has six seniors: Matthias Einterz, Brian Fuller, John and Sam Gobeyn, Thomas Penola, and Kody Wagner. This still means that there are a lot of weight classes that are covered...
Gearing Up For a Slam Dunk Season
By Sam Shipe, Opinion Editor
December 6, 2017
Filed under Sports
The boys’ basketball team here at ZCHS has kicked off to a great start this season. With a current record of 3-0 and a nice win against our longtime rival Carmel,it is needless to say that this season things are looking up for Zionsville Eagles. The team, according to several players, is just like...
Football Regional Recap
By Tyler Gutwein, Staff
November 19, 2017
Filed under Sports, Student Life
The Zionsville Eagles lost their regional championship game against Kokomo 33-21 on Friday, Nov. 10. The fight by both teams was evident throughout the game. Zionsville got out to a quick start, scoring 21 unanswered points. However, Kokomo responded in the second quarter, scoring 14 unanswered, to take...
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