Zionsville — Cameron Richey signs his intent to play Div-I collegiate baseball with University of Dayton in a college signing ceremony and celebration with family and teammates at Zionsville Community High School on Tuesday, Nov. 27. Sitting with Cameron are his mother, Kandice, and his father, Mike. Supporting Cameron in the back row (from left) are ZCHS Athletic Director Greg Schellhase, Head Coach John Zangrilli, Assistant Coaches Josh Medvescek and Jered Moore and Cameron’s younger brother, Bo.
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McWhorter to leave Zionsville
Covenant Christian announced last December — after a two-year study on the subject — it would field a football team in the fall of 2014.
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Richey dominates as Eagles top Devils
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