NEW ALBANY — New Albany played spoiler in a hotly-contested Hoosier Hills Conference race Friday evening at the Doghouse.

CORYDON — Silver Creek defeated Corydon Central 83-61 Friday night to claim the Mid-Southern Conference title outright.

CLARKSVILLE — There was plenty of emotion bottled up inside the walls of Clarksville’s gymnasium Friday night. By the time the final horn sounded, with Clarksville’s No. 1 fan Steve Matheny at the scoreboard controls, the Generals defeated Borden 64-58.

INDIANAPOLIS — Floyd Central’s J Conway and Jonathan Kervin both won their first-round matches in the IHSAA State Finals at Bankers Life Fieldhouse on Friday night.

As a middle school wrestling manager, Jeffersonville freshman Chrissy True jokingly jumped on a podium and flexed her muscles while wearing a Jeffersonville wrestling hoodie with "future state champion" printed on it.

LOUISVILLE — The Jeffersonville perimeter players — all of them — came out sizzling as the Red Devils held off sixth-ranked Louisville Ballard 80-77 Thursday night.

FLOYDS KNOBS — Four-time defending champion Floyd Central got off to a good start in Thursday night’s preliminaries of the Floyd Central Sectional at Highland Hills Middle School.

FLOYDS KNOBS — Inside the walls of Floyd Central’s wrestling room, Jonathan Kervin and J Conway often go head-to-head.

CLARKSVILLE — Tonight’s matchup between North Harrison and Providence will have a familiar — if not familial — feel to it.

The season is over for all 12 of our teams in Clark and Floyd counties, so it’s time to look back, and to start looking ahead.

Five area girls’ basketball players have been named to the All-Southern Athletic Conference team.

FLOYD KNOBS — Jake Heidbreder tallied a game-high 20 points, including 13 in the second half, to lead Floyd Central over visiting Brownstown Central 68-34 Tuesday night.

RAMSEY — It was an old-fashioned shootout Tuesday night at North Harrison.

Welcome back, after a brief hiatus, to Tuesday’s Takeaways, where we take a look back at the weekend that was in boys’ high school hoops.

NEW ALBANY — Four players scored in double figures to lead Christian Academy to a 58-36 victory over visiting Oldenburg Academy in boys’ basketball action Saturday afternoon.

EVANSVILLE — Two of Floyd Central’s “Three Amigos” are headed back to the IHSAA State Finals.

FLOYDS KNOBS — In the first meeting between the two in 31 years, Floyd Central defeated New Washington 50-35 Saturday night on Joe Hinton Court.

INDIANAPOLIS — No area swimmer advanced out of Friday's preliminaries at the IHSAA State Finals at the Indiana University Natatorium. 

EVANSVILLE — Jeffersonville barely survived at Evansville Reitz on Friday night, winning 70-69 in overtime.

CLARKSVILLE — For just the second time in the last 13 years, Providence secured a win over rival New Albany.

SCOTTSBURG — Silver Creek took a giant step toward the Mid-Southern Conference title Friday night.

NEW WASHINGTON — New Washington played Lanesville evenly for 25 minutes in Friday night’s Southern Athletic Conference matchup between the only two teams perfect in league play.

NEW ALBANY — Bailey Conrad scored 34 points — 20 in the first quarter — to lead Christian Academy to a 77-56 victory over visiting Trinity Lutheran on Thursday night.

SELLERSBURG — While Silver Creek coach Brandon Hoffman enjoys all of his team’s victories, there are some that mean more than others.

JEFFERSONVILLE — After biding his time, Cody Matherly is reaping the rewards of his hard work. And his patience.

NEW ALBANY — It may be hard to believe now, but there was a time when Greer Manger didn’t like to be splashed.

JEFFERSONVILLE — After seven winning seasons, Mike Warren has resigned as Jeffersonville head coach.

CHARLESTOWN — Austin escaped Charlestown with a 62-60 Mid-Southern Conference triumph Tuesday night.

SELLERSBURG — Two state powers collided Tuesday night in Sellersburg, and the result was anything but disappointing.

NEW ALBANY — The Indiana High School Athletic Association pairings show is less than two weeks away, and Christian Academy has geared the current week’s slate as if March Madness was already here.

After topping the Bulldogs in assists in each of his first three seasons, Krebs became more of a goal-scorer his senior year. He finished with a team-high 15 goals, to go along with four assists, for New Albany.

After helping the Highlanders to sectional titles his freshman and junior seasons, the center midfielder led Floyd in goals and assists his senior year.

JACK GLEASON, SILVER CREEK

NEW ALBANY — New Albany head coach Tammy Geron has announced her resignation.

A trio of seniors will vie for the title of News and Tribune Sports Performance Yearly (NTSPY) Boys’ Soccer Player of the Year.

BLOOMINGTON — A trio of weight-class champions led Floyd Central to a third-place finish in Saturday’s Bloomington South Regional.