(1-4) Shoals 39 (2-1) Loogootee 45
(2-2 )Evansville Christian 49 (1-2) Barr-Reeve 52
(6-0) North Knox 49 (3-3) Vincennes Rivet 22
(5-0) South Knox 77 (1-3) Evansville Mater Dei 45
(2-3) Vincennes Lincoln 64 (1-4) Terre Haute South 19
Tonights Games
Sullivan (5-0) at Washington (2-3)
Pike Central (0-3) at Wood Memorial (2-2)
Orleans (3-0) at Bloomfield (0-3)
Saturday Games
Washington (2-3) at Tecumseh (2-0)
Barr-Reeve (0-2) at Mitchell (0-4)
Evansville Memorial (0-0) at Jasper (2-1)
North Daviess (2-2) at Linton-Stockton (3-1)
North Knox (5-0) at Bloomfield (0-3)
Washington Jr High lady Hatchets traveled to the Old Bedford North Lawrence High School ( now middle school) to play the Bedford Stonecutters. WJHS 7th grade Lady Hatchets win on the road 42-6. 7th grade lady Hatchets Record 3-0
Washington 8th grade Lady Hatchets fall short 25-45. 8th grade lady Hatchets Record 2-2. Both teams travel to Linton on Monday night. 1st game starts at 6 pm.
Barr Reeve 7th and 8th grade boys both move to 3-0 on the season with victories over Linton. 7th grade wins 42-27 and the 8th grade 38-22
NCAA MEN
IU 89 WRIGHT ST 80 Kel’el Ware has 22 points and 12 rebounds
NCAA WOMEN
PU 72 TEXAS A&M 58 Abbey Ellis leads the way with 20 points
Longtime NASCAR announcer Ken Squier died Wednesday. He was 88.
Squier is the most recognizable voice and face in NASCAR television history. He was the announcer for the 1979 Daytona 500, the race that put NASCAR on the national map. The famous race was the first NASCAR race to be broadcast live on television in its entirety. As a massive snowstorm had hit much of the United States, 16 million people watched Richard Petty’s win as Donnie Allison and Cale Yarborough crashed while racing for the lead on the final lap. It’s Squier who described on of the most iconic moments in NASCAR history.
The Oakland Athletics are officially relocating. The team’s move to Las Vegas was voted on, and unanimously approved, by all 30 MLB owners Thursday.The vote should end roughly a decade of speculation over the Athletics’ relocation efforts. A’s owner John Fisher initially explored building a new ballpark around the Oakland area in California, but those attempts fell through.
