Fishers falls to Brownsburg on Homecoming 2026
By Matt Poisel | Sep 18, 2026 9:23 PM
Fishers fell 49–10 to Brownsburg on Homecoming night in an Indiana high school Hoosier Crossroads Conference game, as the Bulldogs’ balanced offense proved too much for the Tigers to contain. Quarterback Roman Wessel threw for 185 yards and a touchdown, but Brownsburg controlled the game from start to finish.
Fishers opened the night with a promising drive, converting an early third down and crossing midfield before turning the ball over on downs. Brownsburg immediately capitalized, with Oscar Frye hitting Branden Sharpe on a 43‑yard catch-and-run to make it 7–0. Frye finished the night completing 12 of 18 for 177 yards and three TDs. Sharpe collected six receptions for 77 yards and two touchdowns. The Tigers responded with a big play of their own — a 62‑yard strike from Wessel to Girton — but the drive stalled and Fishers settled for a 21‑yard field goal.
The defense answered with a strong stand, highlighted by a Parker Condon pass breakup and a fourth‑down tackle from Drew Spicer. However, Brownsburg regained momentum with an interception and another Frye-to-Sharpe touchdown, this time from a yard out.
Trailing 14–3, Fishers punted as the first quarter expired. Brownsburg extended the lead early in the second with a Brady Lewis touchdown run. Lewis rushed for 89 yards and a pair of touchdowns on 16 carries. Condon rambles for 81 yards on nine attempts. Jayden Bogan’s strong return set up the Tigers’ next score, a 44‑yard touchdown connection from Wessel to Girton that cut the deficit to 21–10. The Bulldogs closed the half with two more touchdowns — a wide‑open Frye pass to Leo McQuillan and a short Lewis run following a pair of third‑down conversions — sending Fishers into the locker room down 35–10. Brayden Greathouse hauled in three catches for 53 yards in the win.
Brownsburg wasted no time after halftime, turning a long return into another short touchdown run triggering a running clock. Moments later, an interception returned to the Tigers’ 5‑yard line set up the Bulldogs’ final score, pushing the margin to 49–10.
