The Boy’s XC team has been gaining experience, learning and training well to develop serious running skills. With a varsity team that includes five sophomores, they are showing they are determined to establish their roles, and be about the business of racing. Those 5 runners have great examples to follow in the key upperclassmen we

Brad Gillum hired to lead Hawks Harriers Brad Gillum has been hired as the new boys varsity cross country coach, and comes to Decatur Central with 17 seasons of experience coaching the sport, along with track and field in the state of Indiana. Most recently, Coach Gillum trained his alma mater 1A Wes-Del to a

Rogge to Lead Hawk Lady Runners Decatur Central Athletics has promoted Courtney Rogge to the Head Coaching position of the Lady Hawk Cross Country program. Courtney graduated from Angola High School in 2006 and was a three-sport athlete. She attended college at Ball State University and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Technology Education

August 8, 2017 Decatur Middle School Families,   I am excited to announce that we are going to provide a safe and convenient way to ensure that a majority of our student-athletes are able to take advantage (and reap the benefits) of our athletic enhancement program. Brad Rose, Director of Health and Wellness for Decatur

Any middle or high school student considering running cross country this fall should attend an athlete and parent meeting this Wednesday, May 24th @ 5:30 P.M. in the athletic complex classroom. We are so excited to share our vision for the season, and the new plans that we have to help athletes at all levels

This Saturday Terre Huate North hosted the 71st annual IHSAA State Finals at Laverne Gibson Cross Country Course, and, for the first time since 1983, Decatur Central High School was represented at the event. Unusually warm weather at race time slowed the race considerably, and Austin Scott ran a 16:55 for 76th place in the

Austin Scott competed in the IHSAA Semi-State at Blue River Cross Country course in Shelbyville where he finished fifteenth overall, and advanced as the eighth individual to next weekend’s IHSAA State Finals in Terre Haute. Austin is Decatur Central’s first state qualifier since 1983, and his race time of 15:45 is a new 5k school

This Saturday, five Decatur Central runners competed in the Ben Davis regional at Ben Davis High School. Kamryn Arnold and Lilly Moore, who qualified to regionals from last week’s sectional at South Putnam high school, both ran significant personal records and competed well in the girl’s race. Brock Rumpel, Tyler Moses, and Austin Scott competed