We have another action-packed week of East Central Indiana fall sports!

🔥 Hagerstown knocked off Centerville 25–21 in a huge rivalry game, with Graham Vinson accounting for four touchdowns and Fletcher Callahan coming up big late.

🏈 Northeastern bounced back with a 40–27 win over Shenandoah, while Union County picked up a convincing 49–6 victory over Cambridge City Lincoln.

🏐 On the volleyball court, Raleigh Doerstler reached 1,000 career kills, while Winchester and Yorktown continue to put together impressive starts.

🎾 We also talk Eastern Hancock tennis, 🏌️ Northeastern girls golf, ⚽ Union City soccer and 🏃 Richmond cross country.

Plus, we look ahead to some HUGE matchups, including Centerville at #3 Eastern Hancock, Northeastern at Delta, Yorktown vs. New Palestine, and Monroe Central vs. Winchester.

And of course, we name our Game of the Week!

We down a busy opening weekend of East Central Indiana fall sports. We recap Hagerstown’s 34-14 win over Knightstown, including Graham Vinson’s four-touchdown performance and a Tigers defense that made life difficult all night.

We also talk about Centerville’s dominant 47-12 win over Winchester, Jace Hollendonner’s five-touchdown night, and the upcoming showdown between Hagerstown and Centerville.

Plus, we discuss Eastern Hancock’s statement 51-0 win over Northeastern, New Castle’s tough opener against Franklin County, and Tri’s explosive 67-0 victory over Union City ahead of a huge matchup with #2 Riverton Parke.

And it’s not just football! We hit on area tennis, volleyball and girls golf, including Alex Tinkle’s big win over Xander Harrick, Winchester’s 4-0 volleyball start, and Hagerstown’s Raleigh Doerstler putting up some ridiculous early numbers.

Sideline IQ is BACK!

After a busy summer, Zach & Ryan return to break down the start of the fall sports season across East Central Indiana.

We’ll recognize our Spring Athletes of the Season, then dive into football with a look at Centerville, Northeastern, New Castle, Winchester, Tri, Knightstown and Hagerstown.

The biggest question: How will all the conference realignment and tougher schedules change the local football landscape?

Plus, we preview boys tennis and touch on volleyball, cross country and girls golf as the fall sports season gets underway.

Football is back. Fall sports are here. And Sideline IQ is back in the booth.