Barr Reeve captured the girls version of the Buggy Bowl last night at the Big Ship winning 49 to 40 over North Daviess.
Washington grabbed another road win and conference victory topping North Posey 62 to 45
Jasper over Vincennes 47 to 40
Loogootee topped Washington Catholic at the Bird Cage 54 to 12
Princeton defeated Boonville 57 to 34
South Knox over Vincennes Rivet 79 to 29
Southridge got by Pike Central 41 to 9
Boys Basketball tonight:
Washington will host South Spencer with live coverage from The Hatchet House at 7:45pm on Memories 107.9fm
Loogootee entertains Forest Park at Jack Butcher Arena. Tip off at 7:30pm on The Razor 94.5fm
Barr Reeve will be at the Big Ship for Homecoming tonight to take on Terre Haute South. Live coverage around 7:15pm on The General 95.9 and 101.3fm
Washington Catholic is at the Bird Cage against Vincennes Rivet
Jasper is at Evansville Memorial
North Davies is at home against North Central
North Knox at home taking on Shakamak
Vincennes Lincoln will host Shoals
Southridge will play at South Knox
Tonight’s game at Nebraska will feature a pair of former NBA coaches with Fred Hoiberg and Indiana’s Mike Woodson. Woodson and Hoiberg both spent significant time in the NBA, but their head coaching careers did not overlap. They are two of the eight former NBA head coaches running Division I programs this season. Tip off at 8pm tonight.
The New York Mets are a World Series-contender team again now that they signed superstar Juan Soto. The Mets held an introductory press conference for the 26-year-old left fielder, who signed the biggest contract in professional sports history. He put up All-Star numbers last season with the Yankees, hitting 41 home runs and making a World Series appearance. Juan told reporters that he wanted to come to the Mets because he sees that they’re trying to grow a dynasty for the future.
Bill Belichick has officially been introduced as the new head coach at North Carolina. The university held a press conference for the former Super Bowl champ, where he was greeted with a standing ovation and then held up his father’s old U-N-C sweatshirt. It was surreal moment for him since his dad, Steve, was an assistant coach for the Tar Heels in the 1950s. Bill told reporters he always wanted to be a college coach, but the NFL came calling first.
