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I didn't recognize Westfield as an Indy suburban school until after 2010 sometime when they played Snider for the first time. Before then I viewed them as a small town school . I imagine I'm right, as Indy grew to them. It's comparable to how Fort Wayne grew toward Carroll and Homestead. They were considered the country kids in the 80's and 90's.

No idea of enrollment but it was still pretty small. Most of today's subdivisions were still cornfields in '75.

I'll only speak to what I think I know well (I know maybe a shock for many of you), and use judgment rather than data. In my opinion, the only 6A blue bloods are the four MIC schools and Penn, but the Kingsmen are fading fast. They are trending in the wrong direction and a couple more poor years and they are bounced off my list. I'm just not sure you can use measurables like sectional and regional titles as a barometer due to the HUGE imbalance of strength throughout the state. A sectional/regional title for Penn does not carry the same weight as one for the four teams mentioned above. I'd say the same for Carmel actually, until recently.

I believe the rain may have helped as well against my classmates and grade older than me if remembering right.

Adams Central (22 sectionals) and Sheridan (19 sectionals) both eliminated. No way.

Typo: Andrean was in all along. Somehow missed them when plugging the name in. Good catch.

Pioneer achieved something similar in 20-21. Although the football team was short of making it to the 2A state finals by eight points, the girls volleyball, basketball, and softball teams all won state titles. The girls three-peat was the first of its kind in Indiana.

*yawn* This is one of the more boring off-season threads I've seen on the GID. That said, of course it is usually a p/p or mega school that does this due to different reasons: Mega schools, by their very nature, just have that surplus of OMG! Athletes which makes athletic specialization more possible. And p/p tend to develop their much smaller pool of OMG! Athletes into multi-sport automatons, coaches are able to plug them into a different sport after a relatively small practice window.