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IHSAA softball: Greenfield-Central falls to Floyd Central

IHSAA softball: Greenfield-Central falls to Floyd Central

Interview with Josie White, Leilani Forshey and Savvanna Riall following Greenfield-Central's 6-1 loss to Floyd Central in the Class 4A semistate semifinals.
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IHSAA softball: Noblesville seniors remember Craig Lutz IHSAA basketball: Addi Baxter scores 13 points, eight assists in All-Stars win Cathedral 2B Connor Christiansen on leading Irish to City championship Savvanna Riall helped Greenfield-Central blast its way into semistate

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