NFL Provides Four MCHS Students Trip to the Draft
Will Davis, Sports Writer
April 26, 2018
Filed under Campus, Community, Featured, Sports
Near the end of the summer, the Madison Cubs football team was the focus of a widely publicized story put out by The New York Times. From that article, which focused heavily on drug abuse in the area, one positive effect has come to light. The NFL chose four players, Coach Patrick Morrison, and Athletic Directo...
2018 College Basketball March Madness Review
Colling Birge, Sports Writer
April 19, 2018
Just three weeks after the final game of March Madness, it’s gone in what seems to be in the blink of an eye. It was a crazy year for college basketball as there just seemed to be no clear-cut favorite to win this year’s tournament. For the first time in history a 16 seed defeated a one seed, an...
MCS Athletics Unveils New Website
April 6, 2018
Filed under Campus, Community, Featured, Sports
The Madison Consolidated Schools athletic website has received an upgrade. The new website, which is now available here, has been designed to streamline all athletic events for MJHS and MCHS in one place. “With this new launch, we are able to have all athletic events in one location for Madison...
NBA Trade Deadline Review
Collin Birge, Staff Writer
February 28, 2018
The NBA trade deadline date was an eventful one around the league. Teams finalized their rosters to either make a run for the championship or look forward to the draft coming up in June. No superstars were traded this year which is not normal compared to last year’s blockbuster trade when the Sacr...
MCHS Boys Swim Team Finishes 7th in Sectional Competition
February 19, 2018
The Madison Consolidated High School boys swim team finished in seventh place out of 14 teams in sectional competition Saturday at Floyd Central with 121 team points. The Cubs had two top eight relay finishes and three top eight individual finishes. The 200 Medley Relay team of Dillon Ray, Eoin McMahon,...
Cubs Wrestlers Bow Out Gracefully After Semi-state Defeats
Will Davis, Sports Writer
February 15, 2018
Filed under Campus, Featured, Sports
Over the weekend, the Madison Cubs High School wrestling team had six wrestlers attend the semi state competition in Indianapolis. However, no Cubs wrestler made it to the state finals. Four of the six wrestlers did not advance past the first round of the meet, but Madison did have two members of the tea...
New NBA All-star Game Format Hopes to Add Some Life; MCHS Makes Predictions
Collin Birge, Sports Writer
February 15, 2018
There might not be any defense being played in the annual NBA All-Star Game in Los Angeles on February 18th, but the teams will be very different from the past. For the first time ever, the all-star teams won’t be the traditional Eastern Conference against the Western Conference; instead it will be ...
MCHS vs. New Albany Re-cap with Coach McFarland (2/10/18)
Bryce Teater, News Reporter
February 14, 2018
Filed under Featured, Sports, Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XWcmvIMMu4&t=83s
Record Tying Six MCHS Wrestlers Head to Semi-state
Will Davis, Sports Writer
February 9, 2018
Filed under Campus, Featured, Sports
This weekend MCHS will be sending six wrestlers to compete in the annual semi-state wrestling competition. Half of the six are three seniors: Otto Kling, Ethan Schafer, and Gabe Bennett. The other half, all juniors, are Eric Leach, Daunte O’Banion, and Camden Spears. This year's Cubs squad tied for...
Lady Cubs Swimmers Perform Admirably at Sectionals
Grace Massie, Staff Writer
February 9, 2018
Filed under Campus, Featured, Sports
The Lady Cubs competed Saturday, February 3rd, at Floyd Central in the 2018 Girls Sectional Championship meet. Despite battling a season full of illness, relocations, and season-ending injuries, our final seven swimmers, all young, made a good showing finishing the weekend in 12th place overall.  â€...
Some College Football Players Skip their Final Game to Ensure Riches
Collin Birge, Sports Writer
January 23, 2018
Filed under Sports
Over the past several years some of the top NFL prospects have skipped their end of season college bowl games to protect themselves from getting hurt. In 2016, top NFL prospect and LSU running back Leonard Fournette skipped his bowl game to prepare for the NFL Draft along with Stanford running back Chri...
Top Recruit, Williamson, Decides; What’s Next for Romeo?
Will Davis, Sports Writer
January 23, 2018
Filed under Sports
The No. 2 overall player for the 2018 basketball class, Zion Williamson, has declared the school in which he plans to attend next year. The South Carolina native won’t have to travel far as he will be part of the Duke Blue Devils’ basketball team next year. He will be joining R.J. Barrett and Cam...
