The Delphi Oracles homecoming football game on Sept. 25 against Clinton Prairie was an eventful evening for the larger homecoming crowd at Berto Field. With a 3-2 record and a reason to win, the Oracles...
DCHS sophomore has his eyes set on NASCAR
Most high school students look forward to getting out of school on Fridays and unwinding with a movie or maybe going to a football game, but not DCHS sophomore...
In an article published in April on the Parnassus website, former Parnassus sports writer Elijah Hudson foresaw what has come to pass: “Seasons are postponed indefinitely. Players are in quarantine....
The biggest game of the football season, rivaled only by sectionals, is the Bacon Bowl. This year’s Bacon Bowl was played at Berto Field where the Oracles defeated the Carroll Cougars for the third...
Seasons are postponed indefinitely. Players are in quarantine. Avid fans everywhere are left without their favorite team playing. Some fans might not be affected, such as football fans, but virtually every...
Boys’ Basketball
Delphi concluded their season with a total record of 9-14 and a conference record of 4-4. Senior Zach Townsend finished second in conference for both rebounds and steals per game....
This season of college basketball has been a crazy one for teams located in the state of Indiana. The Evansville Acers made a splash to start the year by taking down #1 Kentucky on the road. From there,...
On Saturday, Jan. 25, the Delphi Oracles (9-7) hosted the Winamac Warriors (6-9). After a thrilling, last-minute rally against Sheridan on Friday night, Delphi entered the game with a three game win streak....
The members of sports leagues across the world amaze their viewers with displays of their athleticism and physical attributes. It’s easy to believe that these humans are not like the rest of us, that...
The basketball season is young, but already it is shaping up to be one of the most exciting years yet, for both the NBA and the NCAA. Giants have fallen: some have regained their footing, while others...
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