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The registers, separated by tie: born here / formed here / chose this ground

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Built November 2026 · EACH NAME WITH ITS TIE STATED

Three rolls, kept separate because a tie is a fact and merging ties is how small towns steal athletes. Born here. The roll prints one name the record ties by birth to this ground at championship size — and it is a soldier's, not an athlete's: the register's honest yield for players born in New Carlisle is empty at the level of the reached record, and the empty cell prints as a finding. Formed here (school).Chose this ground. The Wiffle Ball roll: the men who chose this town for a game of their own founding — Koby Keck, sixteen, whose idea the championship was; Jared Colanese, whose Late Arrivers won the first title in 2005; and the builders of Migley Field in 2006. The rolls are short because the ground is small; they are printed at the record's size, with the ties stated exactly, and no name is promoted from one roll to another.

Sources:

  1. IndianaMat, the sport's record as reached November 2026 — the Junior All-Americans list (Carroll, New Prairie, 2021) and the Staples title record (165 lbs, 2025 and 2026, 39–0).
  2. Sports — the 2023 softball and 2024 baseball title teams; the Wiffle founding roll (Keck, Colanese, the Late Arrivers, Migley Field 2006).
  3. The born-here cell: the searches of this section across the banked set — empty at the level reached, printed as a finding.

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Source: The registers, separated by tie: born here / formed here / chose this ground, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/new-carlisle/sports/registers-separated-by-tie-born-here-formed-here-chose/