Greeting readers, happy Wednesday to you. Here's some news, notes and things we're keeping an eye on.

• As we posted on our homepage this morning, former IU hoops standout Greg Graham is in the running to get the head job for boys basketball at his alma mater, Warren Central.
• The North Central girls track team won the Marion County meet last evening, beating out Warren Central and Lawrence North just like the MIC meet last week. Highlights for the Panthers included Leigha Tolliver's wins in the long jump (18 feet, 5 3/4 inches) and 300-meter hurdles (46.83 seconds). Other standout performances included Park Tudor's Hannah Farley winning the 800, Warren's Candyce McGrone capturing the 100 and 200, and Beech Grove's Renee Masterson earning the top spots in the 1,600 and 3,200. Breaking County marks at the meet were Lawrence North's Felisha Johnson in the shot put (49 feet, 5 inches) and Lawrence Central sophomore Margo Tucker in the pole vault (12 feet, 1 inch). The Marion County boys meet is Thursday at North Central.
• The Westfield girls track team won the Hamilton County meet, also held last evening. The Shamrocks beat No. 7 Carmel by 9.5 points, and cleaned up at the finish line by winning several events. Freshman Waverly Neer took top honors in the 3,200, Sarah Kinnamen won the pole vault by tying her own meet record (11 feet, 3 inches), Felisha Strong won the long jump, BreAuntai Bluing captured the 100, and Breanne Ehrman took first in the 800.
• Some big dual meets in boys golf the past week. Last Wednesday, April 30, No. 3 Avon edged No. 10 Hamilton SE 144-147. Avon's Andrew Wegeng and HSE's Wes Bowman both shot 33 in that match. Then on Thursday, May 1, No. 17 Warren Central beat Lawrence North behind a 34 from Matt Spicuzza, and on that same day, No. 6 Carmel beat a solid Brebeuf team on the strength of a 33 from Grant Meade.
• Cathedral and Chatard will be playing for the baseball City Championship tomorrow, Thursday, at Victory Field. The Irish are currently No. 6 in 4A while the rival Trojans are No. 2 in 3A, but Chatard will be looking to avenge its early-season loss to Cathedral in this one.
• Our Student Photo Contest is quickly wrapping up. If you know any local high school students that shoot photography for academic or recreational purposes, please pass on the good word. See the link provided for more information.