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LUERS COMPLETES TRIPLE PLAY FOR ANOTHER STATE TITLE

June 25, 2008 The Waynedale News Staff 0 min read

From Lindsay to Blackmon to Rogers. From November 23rd to March 22nd to June 14th. From boys football, to boys basketball, to boys baseball. From the RCA Dome to Conseco Fieldhouse to Victory Field. It was three state championships for the Bishop Luers Knights Class of 2008.

The Knights have done something no other Indiana High School sports program has ever done—Three State Championships in Three Tries.

Congratulations to Principal Mary Keefer and the entire school on a job well done!

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