Logansport

Logansport girls basketball 11.27

11/27/2014

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Logansport baseball senior night

5/29/2014

Senior night for Logansport boys baseball.

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Berries win fourth straight sectional

5/29/2014

The Logansport Berries were crowned champions of the IHSAA Logansport Girls Tennis Sectional for the fourth consecutive year.

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History of Felix

5/22/2014

Felix the Cat is the oldest recognized mascot in the state of Indiana and graduates of Logansport High School have always taken a lot of pride with the uniqueness that Felix brings to the rich history of LHS.

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Berries offer physicals

5/22/2014

Logansport High School will be offering athletic physicals for the 2014-15 school year from April 1 to August 1 at the LCSC We Care Clinic, located at the high school (door C-13).

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Logansport athletes win awards

5/15/2014

Alex Calisto wins the John Price Award and Whitney Jennings receives the Sue Jones Award.

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Neuendorf to join inaugural Cougar class

5/8/2014

No team reaches that level of competition without a solid total package, and Indiana University Kokomo women’s basketball coach Whitney Farris Habitat for Humanity understood that when she signed Logansport senior forward Katrina Neuendorf to play for the Cougars.

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Logansport Lady Berry track and field team wins the Hot Dog Invite

5/1/2014

The Logansport Lady Berry track and field team recently won the Hot Dog Invite at Frankfort High School. The Berries amassed 131 points to edge Plainfield by three points. Frankfort was third with 61, followed by Delta, Lawrence Central and Rossville.

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What’s up with the Berry nickname

5/1/2014

Just like there are different theories with the birth of Felix the Cat as the Logansport High School mascot, the nickname the Berries, has found itself shrouded in conjecture.

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Back to its roots

4/24/2014

The esteemed North Central Conference traces its roots to March 1926 when 10 teams joined forces to form a basketball-only North Central Conference. Of those 10 schools, only Anderson, Kokomo, Logansport, Muncie Central and Richmond remain. Last week, the NCC announced the Titans of Indianapolis Arsenal Technical High School – one of its original 10 – would return to the conference after a 55-year absence.

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