It was the first time in school history.
Photo provided.
(Batesville, Ind.) - For the first time in school history, the Batesville Singers competed at the Indiana State School Music Association State Show Choir Finals.
The event was held on Saturday at Franklin Central High School in Indianapolis.
Batesville Singers finished as sixth runner-up in the Small School Mixed Division.
From director Dan Borns: "We had our best performance of the season and the students poured their hearts out on the stage. I’m beyond proud of them for getting to the state finals for the first time in school history. This group will be memorable because of their grit and determination to improve every week. We end the show choir season proud to be Batesville Bulldogs."
Huntington North Varsity Singers to first place in Batesville's division.
Zoning Proposal Drawing Attention in Ripley County
Gov. Braun Urges Hoosiers to “Drive Sober" as ISP Launch Blitz to Target Impaired Driving
Dillsboro Farmers Market Returns for 2026 Season
RCCF Named Top Group in Indiana by Wreaths Across America
Versailles Fire Rescue Responds to Crash Involving Pedestrian
Former Argosy Riverboat Will Be Sunk
