•December 20, 2023•

by E. Scott England

The Lady Redskins picked up two crucial conference wins last week to remain perfect in their conference standings at 4-0. Overall, the two wins brought them to 5-6 on the season.

Up first was a home game against the ALAH Lady Knights. The game plan all along was to contain ALAH senior Claire Seal who recently secured her place in Lady Knights’ history when she topped 1,000 career points in a game against Shelbyville. As expected, Seal led the Lady Knights in scoring, but was limited to just 14 total points in the contest. No other ALAH player had more than four points.

Offensively, the Lady Redskins got down to business and they shared the wealth among the team as eight players tallied two or more points. Mae Dawkins was dialed in as she hit two threes in the evening and finished tied with a team high of nine points. Matching her was Shae Ellis who also hit two threes and finished with nine points. Read More

•December 6, 2023•

by E. Scott England

At times, last week’s matchup against the Windsor-Stew Stras Hatchets looked like a football contest. But Sullivan has shown they are a team of high athleticism and depth on the bench to keep frequent substitutions in rotation. This is in part to what helped the Redskins in their home opener win 57-39. Read More

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A portion of the Sullivan Blue Dolphins team with their first place trophy from the meet in Terre Haute.

•December 6, 2023•

submitted by Jaime Perrott

SBD brought home a First Place win from the 2023 IN THT Halloween Splash, earning a whopping 2395 points. The team showed up to Terre Haute ready to swim fast and bring home awards.

The following Blue Dolphin swimmers earned special recognition for being High Point Winners in their age group:

Girls 7-8, 2nd Place, Avery Houk 

Girls 9-10, 1st Place, Scarlett Perrott

Girls 9-10, 2nd Place, Avery Hess

Boys 9-10, 1st Place, Tyler Blickensderfer Read More

•November 22, 2023•

by E. Scott England

The Lady Redskins opened their 2023-2024 season last Tuesday on the road in Rochester. The Lady Rockets were a dominant team last year going 27-8 and drawing a tough first round opponent in the playoffs that sent them packing early. While Rochester prevailed in the end 41-30, the Lady Redskins demonstrated they are not a team to be taken lightly this year.

Rochester got off to a hot start in the first quarter, scoring more points in that one quarter than Sullivan did in the first half. For the Lady Redskins, Shae Ellis led the team in the first quarter, draining a three and adding a freethrow. Emily Miller had the other three points of the team’s seven first quarter points. The second quarter was a bit of a struggle for the Lady Redskins. Aeralyn Thrasher was the only contributor for the team with four points going into the half. Read More