CLARKSVILLE — Providence senior Alex Lancaster remembers the feeling he had stepping on the pitch in downtown Indianapolis for the Class A state championship boys' soccer game as a freshman in 2016. While the Pioneers came up short against Mishawaka Marian, he wants to help the Pioneers get back.
Following its loss at Brownstown Central last Friday, the Silver Creek football team dropped out of the Class 4A Top 10 in the new Associated Press polls released Tuesday. The Dragons, however, were still among those receiving votes.
SELLERSBURG — Christian Academy was pushed, but the Warriors were up to the challenge in a 26-24, 22-25, 25-16, 25-20 win over Corydon Central in the first round of the Class 3A Silver Creek Sectional on Tuesday night.
HENRYVILLE — After a slow start to the season earmarked by illness and injuries, Henryville appears to be rounding into form at just the right time.
Down! Set! Hut! Welcome back to the Southern Indiana Monday Morning Quarterback (although we're coming to you on Tuesday this week due to the Columbus Day holiday), where we look back at the news, notes and quotes from the local high school weekend that was, as well as look ahead at what's t…
CLARKSVILLE — Providence volleyball success is not a new phenomenon, but this year's Pioneers begin their quest this week to accomplish something new. Coach Terri Purichia's squad will look to add a Class 4A state championship trophy to pair with the 2A version the Pioneers won in 2016.
At least one title streak will come to an end this week in the Class 3A Silver Creek Sectional.
SEYMOUR — Evan Scott and Luke Hesse both had hat tricks to lead Providence to an 11-0 win over the host Cougars in the Class A Trinity Lutheran Sectional final Saturday.
FLOYDS KNOBS — Saturday’s Class 3A Floyd Central Sectional final was all about the opportunities.
Pairings for the 47th Annual IHSAA Football State Tournament were released Sunday evening.
BROWNSTOWN — Brownstown Central dashed Silver Creek’s dreams of an unbeaten regular season and, most likely, its hopes for a Mid-Southern Conference title too Friday night.
The marquee matchup of Week 8 is also the marquee matchup of the season so far.
CARMEL — Floyd Central clinched a share of its fourth straight Hoosier Hills Conference title and recorded its 11th consecutive win with a 25-14, 25-9, 25-9 victory at Madison on Thursday night.
SEYMOUR — Marlea Ferber sealed it with a kiss. Again.
NEW ALBANY — Christian Academy girls’ coach Brett O’Loughlin and his daughter, Reilley, a senior midfielder for the Warriors, put a double-team on Emma Fletcher in the preseason in an effort to get her to join the squad.
SELLERSBURG — Late in the regular season Borden coach Josh Nale said Silver Creek was going to be a “big mountain to climb” in the sectional.
Charlestown senior football standout Marion Lukes flipped his college commitment over the weekend.
SALEM — Charlestown made some history Saturday behind personal-best performances from each of its top five girls’ runners in the Mid-Southern Conference Championship. The Pirates secured the first MSC title in 32 years with 40 points, comfortably defeating Corydon Central by 23 points. Silve…
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Charlestown standout senior running back Marion Lukes announced his decommitment to Eastern Kentucky University and his commitment to Central Michigan on Twitter on Sunday.
MADISON — Christian Academy dropped the first set, but bounced back to beat host Madison 19-25, 25-19, 25-19, 25-20 on Saturday.
BORDEN — A good day of races helped Borden come away with a pair of Southern Athletic Conference titles at the Borden Community Park on Saturday.
MADISON — Floyd Central swept Hoosier Hills Conference titles Saturday at Hanover College.
RAMSEY — Silver Creek isn’t getting ahead of itself.
CLARKSVILLE — Senior running back Colin Flake rushed for 173 yards and two touchdowns on 19 carries to lead Providence to a 21-6 win over visiting Mitchell on Friday night at Murphy Stadium.
CORYDON — Marion Lukes continued to add to his school-record rushing total while Charlestown continued to add to its victory total Friday night.
NEW ALBANY — New Albany got a much-needed shot in the arm with a 20-17 win Friday night over visiting Seymour.
SCOTTSBURG — Kendall Kerberg tallied 23 kills to lead Christian Academy to a 25-21, 25-16, 25-13 sweep of host Scottsburg on Friday night.
FLOYD KNOBS — Floyd Central continued its hot streak on Thursday with a three-set sweep of visiting Jeffersonville, winning its 10th straight match.
JEFFERSONVILLE — Host Jeffersonville won its 13th straight sectional title Thursday night. The Red Devils swept Providence 5-0 in the Jeffersonville Sectional final.
MADISON — New Albany clinched at least a share of the Hoosier Hills Conference title with a 25-6, 25-10, 25-12 sweep of host Madison on Thursday night.
Week 7 of the season kicks off tonight with several key conference matchups. Included among those are Brownstown Central at Clarksville, Charlestown at Corydon Central and Silver Creek at North Harrison in the Mid-Southern Conference, as well as Floyd Central at Jennings County, Jeffersonvil…
A look at how Clark County and Floyd County natives are faring in college sports.
SELLERSBURG — Olivia Johnston's hat trick and assist helped Silver Creek to a 4-0 win over visiting Corydon Central in a Mid-Southern Conference match Tuesday night (a.k.a. the Dragons' Senior Night).
MADISON — After a hard-fought scrappy game, New Albany topped Madison 4-2 to pick up the road win.
CHARLESTOWN — Host Charlestown capped off its regular season with a 4-1 Mid-Southern Conference win over Salem on Tuesday afternoon.
CHARLESTOWN — Led by a solid offensive performance, Charlestown swept visiting Borden in straight sets — 25-10, 25-14, 25-14 — on Tuesday.
SELLERSBURG — Silver Creek has had a hard time finishing close sets this season, according to its coach.
JEFFERSONVILLE — Senior Kevin Meyer had two goals and two assists to lead Rock Creek to a 5-3 win over visiting Louisville Beth Haven on Monday night — the Lions' Senior Night — at Woehrle Field.
SELLERSBURG — Raul Marquez continued to have the hot foot for Jeffersonville on Monday night.
DUBOIS — With five players, including four starters, out of town, visiting Christian Academy managed a 3-3 tie with Northeast Dubois on Monday.
BORDEN — Borden closed out its regular season by winning all five matches in straight sets in a 5-0 sweep of visiting Trinity Lutheran.
CLARKSVILLE — Class 4A No. 3 Providence rolled to a 25-10, 25-5, 25-9 sweep of visiting Louisville Butler in high school volleyball action Monday night — the Pioneers' Senior Night — at the Larkin Center.
Several intriguing matchups involving local teams were revealed when the pairings for the 26th annual IHSAA Boys and Girls Soccer State Tournaments were released Sunday night.
SEYMOUR — Rock Creek went 2-1 at the Trinity Lutheran Invitational on Saturday.
NEW ALBANY — New Albany's final match at Prosser was a memorable one. However it was also a bit bittersweet, for multiple reasons.
Down! Set! Hut! Welcome back to the Southern Indiana Monday Morning Quarterback, where we look back at the news, notes and quotes from the local high school weekend that was, and look ahead at what's to come.
EVANSVILLE — Lauren Castleberry and Avery Stumler scored goals, with Kaylee Kaiser assisting on the first and Carlie Miiller on the second, in Providence's 2-0 triumph over host Evansville Central on Saturday.
INDIANAPOLIS — Cathedral built a 35-0 lead at the end of the first quarter on its way to a 56-0 win over visiting Jeffersonville on Friday night at Arlington Field.
CLARKSVILLE — Entering Friday evening, the past three meetings between Providence and Louisville Holy Cross had come down to a margin of 5.67 points.
COLUMBUS — Four plays into Friday night’s Hoosier Hills Conference showdown at Columbus East, Floyd Central found itself down seven points and two senior starters.
NEW ALBANY — New Albany celebrated its Senior Nigh with a 25-21, 25-23, 25-23 sweep of visiting Seymour in Hoosier Hills Conference action Thursday night.
FLOYDS KNOBS — Floyd Central coach James Bragg has a simple task for anyone, player or coach, who is in a bad mood, or having a rough day, at practice.
Katlyn Price is hoping the second time is the charm.
HENRYVILLE — Lane Hancock and Yonelson Alvarez each had hat tricks to lead Christian Academy to a 9-3 win over host Henryville on Thursday evening.
NEW ALBANY — Vic Hutchings' goal in the 72nd minute lifted visiting Silver Creek to a 2-1 win at Christian Academy in girls' soccer action Thursday evening.
BORDEN — Borden improved to 13-3 on the season with a 4-1 win over visiting Christian Academy on Thursday afternoon.
JEFFERSONVILLE — New Albany prevailed 5-3 in a well-played Hoosier Hills Conference matchup at Jeffersonville, where the scrappy Red Devils equaled the Bulldogs in a high-scoring second half that featured six goals between the two teams.
Martha Ann (Dittmeier) Wigginton, 89, passed away October 14. Visitation, Saturday, 3-8 p.m., Sunday, 9-10 a.m., service immediately following at Naville & Funeral Home, Market Street, New Albany.
Michael Simms passed away August 30, 2019. He is survived by his son Steven Simms and grandchildren Eli and Oliver Simms. A celebration of life will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday, Fraternal Order of the Eagles, 113 W Maple St, Jeffersonville.
Democrat incumbent Mayor Jeff Gahan is being challenged by not one, but two candidates who would like to move into the office he now occupies. Republican Mark Seabrook, a local retired business owner, has experience in both county and city government, having served as a commissioner and on the city council. Seabrook vows better transparency in government, as does Dan Coffey. Running as an independent, Coffey says that, if elected, he'll work for the "people," not the "party." He's represented the 1st District on the city council for over 19 years. Gahan points to his accomplishments while mayor — including being fiscally responsible and investing in the community with family-friendly initiatives such as River Run water park — as reason to re-elect him. One thing's for sure, a three-way race will spread out the votes — so every vote counts.
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