Sean Duncan May 17, 2014

Less than 24 hours after knocking off Class 4A, top-ranked Floyd Central in the consolation bracket of the Hoosiers Hills Conference Tournament, BNL struck again Friday night. This time the suddenly surging Stars bumped off third-ranked New Albany, 5-4, to claim fifth in the HHC. "I guess if you’re going to have to go to the loser`s bracket consolation it makes it better if you can beat two real quality teams," said BNL coach Jeff Callahan. "It helps playing here at home and our kids came out last night and tonight with confidence and wanting to play well and we did both nights."

Sean Duncan May 16, 2014

BEDFORD — It was by far the biggest win of the season Thursday night for the Bedford North Lawrence baseball team. Tow 7th-inning grand slam helps power Stars to 9-8 victory. “We met as a team and talked because we were very disappointed in our loss at Madison,” said BNL coach Jeff Callahan. "We have some tough teams left on the schedule and I told them we can go one of two ways: We either need to get the ship going in the right direction and start playing well and win some games, or it could get ugly. "This is the type of win against a quality opponent that could really get that ship headed in the right direction."

Times Mail May 05, 2014

VINCENNES — The Bedford North Lawrence baseball team found its way back on the winning track in a big way Monday night at Vincennes Lincoln. "It`s a long bus ride over there and the kids did a good job of getting off the bus and getting focused," said BNL coach Jeff Callahan. "We had a pretty good infield and went out and got on the board in the first inning, which is huge." "I was real proud of all the players, they all did a great job tonight." Leading 2-1, BNL right fielder Jack Green smashed a solo home run to right center to start the Stars` second inning and push their lead to 3-1.

Jeff Bartlett April 12, 2014

BEDFORD — If Bedford North Lawrence’s opening win over Scottsburg played like a Lou Reed hit — there was many a walk on the wild side — then Game 2 hummed along more like a peaceful, easy feeling Saturday at windy-but-sunny Stars Field.