KINSEY PRICE Sports Track- 4 year varsity letterwinner; ORVC 4 x 100 Relay Champion; ORVC 400 m Dash Champion; Regional Qualifier in 400 m Dash; 3 time Scoring Champion and MVP Soccer- 4 year varsity letterwinner; 2 time ORVC Champions; 4 time ORVC All-Conference; 3 time All-Sectional; 2 time RSHS Offensive MVP; 2 time Captain;
EMMA DAVIS Sports Track- 4 year varsity letterwinner; Academic All-State Honorable Mention; Captain- 2 years Soccer- 4 year varsity letterwinner; Academic All State Cheerleading- 4 year varsity letterwinner Future Plans Emma plans to attend Purdue University to major in first year engineering. Her goal is to get into Purdue’s Biomedical Engineering Program and potentially pursue
Sports Physicals by Highpoint Health and OrthoCincy were scheduled for April 15th at Rising Sun High School. These have been canceled due to the Covid-19 pandemic restrictions. The physicals will be rescheduled for over the summer.
Spring sports schedules are taking a hard hit as we are facing the Covid-19 pandemic. There will be no practices or activities while Rising Sun High School is not in session. Therefore, at this point all sporting events are cancelled through April 25th. We are scheduled to be back in session on Monday, April 13th.
The Shiners opened up their quest for their 7th Sectional title on Friday night as they took on #12 ranked Morristown in the first game of the night in Sectional #60 at Southwestern-Shelby. The Shiners lost to the Yellow Jackets earlier in the season 53 to 51 at home but this time the Shiners were
The Shiners play in sectional action tonight at 6:00 pm at Southwestern (Shelby County). We will take on the Yellow Jackets of Morristown. Tickets can be bought at the door. If you are unable to attend tonight, you can still watch the game on SEI Local Sports at the following link: Rising Sun vs. Morristown
The Shiners mad their longest trip of the year as they traveled to Medora on Friday night to play in the Hornet’s Nest. The Shiners had trouble early keeping the Hornets from knocking down 3 point baskets and only found themselves up 27 to 23 at halftime. Some defensive adjustments were made at halftime and
The JV Shiners concluded their 20-19-20 season with a long trek to Medora on Friday night to take on the Hornets. The long bus ride left the Shiners a little sluggish to start the game and the Shiners found themselves down 9-8 at the end of the 1st quarter and 20-14 at halftime. The Shiner
The IHSAA had their Boys Basketball tournament draw on Sunday and the Rising Sun Shiners received a 1st round bye. The Sectional #60 at Southwestern (Shelbyville) will start with 1 game on Tuesday March 3rd as #10 Morristown takes on Waldron with the winner advancing to take on the Shiners on Friday night March 6
The Shiners traveled to Versailles on Friday night to finish off their conference season against the Raiders. After a strong showing against JCD on Tuesday, The Shiners were going t have to beat South Ripley being a man down as Junior Point Guard and leading scorer Landon Cole went down with an injury at practice
