BHSN Baseball, Coming Of Age
Abby Cannon, Reporter
May 28, 2018
Long time friends Harry Delyanis and Dylan Steele are finally finding themselves, not only as baseball players, but as leaders, and as a result, they’re able to set an example for the younger players and establish a culture of respect and positivity, two philosophies that both Steele and Delyanis e...
Boys Tennis State Champs
Tatiana Huss, Reporter
October 2, 2017
Filed under Sports
The North boys tennis team grabbed the Conference Indiana title by the shackles two weekends ago, as they fought to victory for the second year in a row. The end of the process to seal the deal, started Thurs night beginning with a singles match between North senior, Mac Rogers, defeated Kevin ...
Hoosier Cup
Dulce Jarillo, Reporter
September 20, 2017
For two days, high schools from Indiana come to Bloomington for the Hoosier Cup, “Indiana’s Premier High School Soccer Tournament”. On Friday, despite the constant rain, both teams played at Karst Farm Park. The boys went against Pike High School at 6:30PM, tying 1-1. The girls went against Jennings County, win...
Cougs on the Rise
Sydney Piercy, Reporter
September 18, 2017
Filed under News, Showcase, Sports
Last Friday, in the most publicized and attended high school football game in Bloomington, the North football team came head to head with South. South triumphed over North this year, the final score resting at 49 for the Panthers and 20 for the Cougars. However, this game was much more equally match...
Despite Challenges, Lacrosse Team Forges Ahead
Arianna Buehler, Reporter
March 24, 2017
Filed under Sports
They step on the practice field. Wielding a 40-inch long stick with a knitted pocket on the end. If you have never seen a lacrosse stick before, you might be a little confused. They throw a smooth, hard, rubbery ball back and forth between teammates. The sharp whoosh of the ball shoots back and fo...
Pressure to Perform: Balancing Finals and Basketball
Sydney, Reporter
December 20, 2016
Filed under Sports
30 seconds left in the second half, cougars are down by three. All that matters to the boys on the court is the game. Until school the next day. When the teacher collects the multiple homework assignments and passes out final exam study guides. The month of December i...
A Different Sort of Addiction: Sprint Racing
Melissa Brooks, Reporter
December 20, 2016
A Different Sort of Addiction: Sprint Racing They say it’s an addiction. They’ll spend entire paychecks and convince local sponsors to support them to keep going. They’ll dedicate every second of their free time, putting everything else on the back burner. It’s the life of a sprint ...
Transforming Concussion Awareness: Saving One Football Player at a Time
Arianna Buehler, Reporter
December 14, 2016
Filed under Sports
From short-term memory loss to the loss of balance and even suicide, concussions are not just headaches. They are painful, scary and life-changing. North junior Connor Smith, number 51 on the football field, knows this all too well. His past concussions have been so severe, that he is alre...
North’s Boy’s Tennis Team: Success Through Connection
Melissa Brooks, Reporter
October 17, 2016
Filed under Sports
North’s boys’ tennis team is more than just a team. While they are talented, their success comes from their strong connection and cooperation. “It’s important to build team chemistry,” said Scott Bode, co-captain of the boys’ tennis team. Bode believes a team does better w...
Frances Sheets, Photography Editor
October 3, 2017
The 24th annual Lotus World Music & Arts Festival was held from Thursday, Sept. 28 through Sunday, Oct. 1 throughout downtown Bloomington. The festival involved ticketed...
September 27, 2017
On Sept. 16 and Sept. 23, students from the North Advanced Acting and Theater Production classes, taught by Grant Steckbeck, displayed their Acting Skills at the Bloomington...
October 17, 2016
Farmer’s Market Busking: Fused Fundraiser
October 17, 2016
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