In another dominating performance, the Eagles took down the Central Noble Cougars with a 44-7 win Friday night.

There’s still time to register for the Whitley County Chamber golf outing!

Superb weather was the icing on the cake as more than 70 participants enjoyed a day of golf, food, fun, and prizes at …

The Jorgensen Family YMCA will be hosting a bus trip to see the Chicago Cubs play the Milwaukee Brewers on August 4th…

11-12 year old girl all star team is the district 10 champions!

The Churubusco High School tennis team will begin practicing on August 2nd from 3:30-5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday…

St. Joseph Medical Group and the Whitley County Health Department will offer free sports physicals and immunizations Monday, July 26 from 2 to 6 p.m. at Churubusco Family Medicine, 202 W. Whitley Way, Churubusco.

The Eagle Glen Monday Night Ladies League will paint the course pink with their third annual Memorial Golf Scramble, Sunday, June 27 …

The Track Regionals are quickly approaching and Churubusco High School has quite a few qualifiers that will be competing. The girls will compete Tuesday at Northrop and the boys will compete Thursday at Wayne.

The Busco Track program will be holding its second annual youth track camp. Coach Dock, members of his staff, and athletes from the men’s and women’s track teams will provide instruction and demonstrations on field events and running events.

Ryan Mey has signed a letter of intent to play tennis for the University of St. Francis …

The Busco Eagles beat the Prairie Heights Panthers in tennis action …

Busco’s tennis team …

Click here to view the full results of the match between Churubusco and Fairfield (the Busco scores are listed first)! Busco will take on Central Noble Wednesday, April 28!

Churubusco hosted its annual Turtle Town Classic this last Saturday; view the results from the meet.

Fourteen years ago, Churubusco High School began hosting a men’s track invitational. The Eagles spent the first 11 years of the invite’s existence hosting, but not winning. That all changed in 2008, when the team won its own invitational for the first time in program history. The last 2 years have been just as lucrative for the Busco track program. On Saturday, the Eagles defeated 10 other teams to win their 3rd straight Busco Invite title.

Busco played tough, but still fell in tennis action April 15 against Fremont. The JV team had quite a few girls playing in spots that they don’t normally play, but they responded favorably to the pressure. “We had pretty good play from almost all of the girls from the top to the bottom,” Jagger said.

It’s that time of year again. The ground has thawed. The mix of sun, rain, wind and hail means that it is April in Indiana. For the Busco Track Program, April means invites. The men’s and women’s track teams will each be hosting an invitational this month.

The Busco girls tennis team really showed up to play today in action against Northrop. The Lady Eagles open conference play this Thursday as they travel up to Fremont. They face county-rival Columbia City at the Busco courts on Monday.

Although the Busco Men’s and Women’s Track teams already have three meets under their belts…the real season is just beginning. On Tuesday April 13th, the NECC season begins as the men and women travel to Emma to face the Westview Warriors. The teams will then host Lakeland and West Noble in an NECC three-way meet on Thursday April 15th.