Yorktown senior basketball player Kieran Tewari was voted the Daily News Athlete of the Week from the week of 1/24-1/31.
“We definitely have the best community for sports [in Delaware County],” Tewari said. “...It's been that way for however many years and you just see it our games.
During that week, Tewari led the Tigers with 19 points and hit the game-winning 3-pointer in Yorktown's 50-48 victory over Carroll.
“I basically knew right then that it was going in,” he said. “It was just an amazing feeling.”
The Ball State Daily News will use this program to honor athletes who had an impressive week or a breakout performance. A candidate from each school will be chosen and the community can vote for the winner.
Candidates will be announced every Wednesday with the voting closing on the following Saturday at 5 p.m. If you believe a certain student-athlete should be your school’s candidate, email the Daily News high school sports reporter Zach Carter at zachary.carter@bsu.edu.
To vote for the athletes, check the Daily News Sports account on X.
Here are your nominees for athlete of the week from 1/31-2/7.
Delta: senior wrestler Braxton Russel - In the IHSAA Regional at Jay County High School, Russel took first place in the 175 weight class. His performance helped the Eagles win the event for the first time in 28 years.
Daleville: senior girl’s basketball player Isabelle Williams - In the IHSAA Sectional Championship game at Anderson Prep. Academy, the Broncos defeated the Jets to become sectional champions. Williams led the black and gold with 13 points.
Muncie Central: senior boy’s basketball player Brady McNabb - In the Bearcats’ 53-48 win over Pendleton Heights, McNabb led Muncie Central with 15 points.
Wapahani - senior boy’s basketball player Isaac Andrews - In Wapahani’s 81-72 three-overtime win against Cowan, Andrews led the Raiders with 45 points. That total broke the school’s scoring record for a single game.
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