CROSS COUNTRY
South Knox Invite
GIRLS – 13 TEAMS
1. Northview 94
7. Pike Central 176
8. Barr Reeve 180
10. North Knox 265
11. South Knox 267
BOYS-17 TEAMS
1. Barr-Reeve 56
5. South Knox 147
10. Vincennes Lincoln 302
14. Loogootee 395
15. North Knox 439
16. Washington 450
17. Shoals 498
1 Austin Carlile (SO) Castle 15:59.0
2 Pierce Yoder (JR) Barr-Reeve 16:26.1
3 Landon Lundy (5) White River Valley 16:31.3
4 Aidan Alston (JR) Gibson Southern 16:34.8
5 Paxton Traylor (JR) Barr-Reeve 16:36.4
TENNIS
Barr-Reeve 5 Tecumseh 0 Vikings now 15 -2 Gibson So 3 North Daviess 2
Washington 3 Mt Vernon 2
Washington 5 South Spencer 0
VOLLEYBALL
TH SOUTH INVITE
Barr-Reeve 2 TH South 0
Barr-Reeve 2 Avon 0
Barr-Reeve 2 Ev Reitz 0
Barr-Reeve 2 Gibson So 0
North Daviess Round Robin
North Daviess 2 North Knox 0
South Spencer 2 North Knox 0
South Spencer 2 North Daviess 0
BOYS SOCCER
Washington 2 North Posey 0
Barr-Reeve 2 South Spencer 0
Shoals 4 Washington Catholic 1
Congratulations to Liam O’Haver hole in one using a seven iron on hole no. 2 at WCC. Witnesses Reid Neff, Max Lancaster and RogerPadgett.
NCAAF
Fernando Mendoza threw five touchdown passes and D’Angelo Ponds scooped up the punt he blocked and returned it 11 yards for a score Saturday night, and the Indiana Hoosiers dominated Fighting Illini from Illinois, 63-10 for its first win over a top 10 foe in five years — and easily the most lopsided.
Indiana’s previous best was a 31-10 victory at then No. 9 Ohio State in 1987. It marked the first time since 1950 the Hoosiers and Fighting Illini squared off with each ranked.
NFL
Colts 41 Titans 20
Jonathan Taylor led the Indianapolis Colts to a 41-20 victory over the Tennessee Titans with 102 rushing yards and three touchdowns. This win, making the Colts 3-0 marks the Colts’ best start since 2009. Kenny Moore’s 32-yard pick-six on the third play of the game put the Colts ahead, and Tyquan Lewis contributed two of the team’s four sacks. The Colts dominated, outgaining Tennessee 145-34 in the first quarter, leading 17-3, and controlling the game throughout. Daniel Jones, with 228 passing yards and a touchdown to Michael Pittman, secured as many wins this season as he had in his last 16 starts with the Giants and he remains interception-free.
