Postseason play gets underway Monday across the state, including at five sectional sites locally. Some big-time match-ups highlight the first day. 

NEW ALBANY — New Albany rode the long ball and a splendid pitching performance by Cody Medley to the Stan Sajko Invitational title Saturday night.

INDIANAPOLIS — Floyd Central took third while Silver Creek finished fifth at Saturday's Franklin Central Invitational at Smock Golf Course. 

FRANKLIN — Floyd Central's bid for a trip to the state championship was ended one match short. Roncalli swept the Highlanders 25-12, 25-23, 25-22 in the Indiana Boys' Volleyball Coaches Association state semifinals Saturday afternoon at Franklin High School. 

MADISON — Borden had a big day on the road Saturday, sweeping a doubleheader from host Shawe Memorial. The Braves won the first game 17-1 in five innings before taking the second 18-0 in another five-inning affair. 

HENRYVILLE — Led by medalist Westin Allen, Henryville won the Southern Athletic Conference title Saturday at Champions Pointe Golf Club. 

NEW ALBANY — New Albany held off a rally from Corydon to win 7-6 in the first round of the Stan Sajko Invitational on Friday at Mount Tabor Field.

FLOYDS KNOBS — Floyd Central won 5-0 on Friday to secure the Floyd Central Sectional crown.

SELLERSBURG — Whoever was going to win the Silver Creek Sectional championship was going to make history.

The 2018-19 season high school wrestling season featured a large contingent of Clark and Floyd County wrestlers who claimed conference and postseason championships and four who reached the IHSAA state finals. 

Jeffersonville held on to boys sectional bragging rights Friday with a third straight Jeffersonville Sectional title, but Henryville left Blair Field with three sectional champions, matching the Red Devils.

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JEFFERSONVILLE – Four years, four sectional championships for Providence.

CORYDON — New Albany seniors Micah Camble and Nd Eze led the way as the Bulldogs ended Floyd Central’s 16-year run as sectional champion at the Corydon Central Sectional on Thursday night.

JEFFERSONVILLE — Clark County athletes were racking up victories Thursday night in the Jeffersonville Sectional, but a team champion won't be crowned until tonight.

RAMSEY — Jeffersonville senior Casey Schweitzer hit a trio of home runs and had seven RBIs to lead the Red Devils to a 14-3 win at North Harrison in high school softball action Thursday night. 

NEW ALBANY — Thursday was more than six years in the making for Christian Academy's five seniors. 

LANESVILLE — Providence put on a power display in its 8-0 win at Lanesville on Thursday night.

PEKIN — Borden scored six runs in the top of the sixth inning to tie the score at 7-7 at Eastern on Wednesday, but the Musketeers answered with two in the bottom of the sixth, hodling on for a 9-7 high school softball victory.

Jeffersonville seeks, and is a strong favorite, for a fourth straight sectional crown — and 46th overall — tonight at Blair Field.

Floyd Central, meanwhile, seeks a 17th straight, and 19th overall, sectional title at Corydon Central.

Salem scored two in the bottom of the first, but Henryville tied it in the second and scored two more in the sixth on its way to a 4-2 high school baseball victory Wednesday.

CLARKSVILLE — To Scott Hornung, Wednesday night’s game against Austin was more about the players, past and present, who have come through the Pioneers’ program.

NEW ALBANY — New Albany and Christian Academy notched decisive victories in the first round of the New Albany Sectional on Wednesday.

JEFFERSONVILLE — Host Jeffersonville ran its win streak to eight straight games on Wednesday night, erupting for six runs in the bottom of the first en route to beating Silver Creek 13-6 at Don Poole Field.

JEFFERSONVILLE — Senior night provided hit after hit and run after run for Jeffersonville.

FLOYDS KNOBS — New Albany senior Mariah Grant had a great meet, but it was Floyd Central that won the day as the Highlanders posted their 10th straight title at the Floyd Central Sectional on Tuesday night at Ron Weigleb Stadium.

NEW ALBANY — New Albany's Steven Thom redeemed himself — in a big way — Tuesday night.

JEFFERSONVILLE — Jeffersonville got out of the blocks — literally and in the figurative sense of a tough team battle the Red Devils were expecting from Silver Creek on Tuesday night in the Jeffersonville Sectional. 

RAMSEY — Blake Barrett's big night at the plate propelled Floyd Central to a 13-4 win at North Harrison on Tuesday night. 

FLOYDS KNOBS — Abby Letson struck out 15 while Taryn Weddle hit her 15th home run of the season to lead Floyd Central to a 4-1 win over visiting Louisville Eastern on Tuesday night. 

HENRYVILLE — Led by Westin Allen and Sam Davidson, Henryville rolled to victory over Lanesville and Clarksville in a tri-match at Champions Pointe on Tuesday. 

CHARLESTOWN — Thanks to a pair of singles victories and a default in doubles, Charlestown edged visiting Corydon Central 3-2 in a Mid-Southern Conference match Tuesday. 

Four local teams look to extend their sectional championship streaks this week. 

Floyd Central and Jeffersonville look to continue their sectional streaks tonight. 

For the third time in the past six years, the boys’ basketball season in Southern Indiana ended with a team securing a state championship. Silver Creek joined 2016 Class 4A champ New Albany and 2013 Class A champion Borden by claiming the Class 3A title in March. 

SELLERSBURG — Silver Creek capped off another unbeaten Mid-Southern Conference campaign with an 8-1 victory over visiting Brownstown Central on Monday night. 

LANESVILLE — Madison Wathen tossed a complete-game, three-hit shutout and Taryn Weddle hit a pair of home runs to power Floyd Central to a 4-0 win at Lanesville on Monday night. 

SELLERSBURG — Charlestown edged South Central by six shots in a dual match Monday at Hidden Creek Golf Club. 

SELLERSBURG — Jeffersonville won a pair of singles matches and both doubles matches to defeat host Silver Creek 4-1 Monday. 

MADISON — Floyd Central needed a tiebreaker to edge Bedford North Lawrence for the team title at the Hoosier Hills Conference Championships, held in cool and gray conditions Monday afternoon at Sunrise Golf Course.

NEW ALBANY — Bedford North Lawrence slammed the ball around Mt. Tabor Field in the Hoosier Hills Conference tournament semifinal against host New Albany, forcing the Bulldogs to use six pitchers in a 15-8 victory Wednesday.

CLARKSVILLE — Four Silver Creek golfers earned all-conference honors Saturday during the Mid-Southern Conference Championships at Wooded View Golf Course, leading the Dragons to a third straight MSC title.

NEW ALBANY — New Albany had a field day with visiting Jennings County in its two-game sweep over the Panthers on Saturday. 

FLOYDS KNOBS — Third-seeded Floyd Central rolled to a pair of straight-set victories and the Regional Seven title Saturday at Highland Hills Middle School. 

CHARLESTOWN — Charlestown dropped both of its games in Saturday's Rick Romans Sr. Memorial Invitational. 

JEFFERSONVILLE — Jeffersonville outslugged visiting New Albany for a 7-2 high school softball win Saturday. 

SELLERSBURG — Silver Creek had an interesting day while splitting its doubleheader with North Harrison and Columbus North on Saturday. 

CORYDON — Charlestown had four Mid-Southern Conference champions and Silver Creek had one Friday night.

JEFFERSONVILLE — When Jeffersonville’s offense and pitching hit on all cylinders like they did Friday night, Red Devils coach Derek Ellis called it “a beautiful thing.”

NORTH VERNON — Floyd Central had its expectations sky high coming into the boy’s Hoosier Hills Conference championship meet.