South Knox picked up their 10th win of the season topping Vincennes Rivet 64-19.
Washington Catholic fell at hone to Bloomington Lighthouse 71-24. The Cardinals travel to Evansville Day School tonight.
Washington is at home tonight to take on Tecumseh. Tip off at 8pn on Memories 107.9fm.
North Knox will face Bedford at home
Vincennes Lincoln takes on Jasper
Loogootee at Wood Memorial
Shoals will host Mitchell
Pike Central takes on South Knox
Congratulations to Kencia Lavasseur and Alaina Thorne for being named to the PAC All Conference team this week. Jesse Ledgerwood made second team.
Washington had 2 wrestlers compete in Indy Nationals over the weekend. This is a top event that is represented by the top wrestlers in the state and neighboring states. 10 different states were represented. Washington’s Omar Mora at 182 lbs went 2-2 but unfortunately did not place.
Brady Byrd at 94 lbs made the Indy Nationals finals 1st place match losing 7-1 to Champion Konner Lambers of Ohio. Byrd had to win his first four round matches, 2 of which he won in overtime. And 2 by pin. Congratulations on a great trip!
Notre Dame Athletic Director Jack Swarbrick says the Irish will not be represented in the upcoming NCAA Football game made by EA Sports. Swarbrick said the Irish believe the players deserve to get benefits for their names, likeness and performance history. The NCAA Has been favoring the change of NCAA Rules for the past two years but have yet to make a definite ruling.
The Indianapolis Colts have seen their odds to win Super Bowl fifty-six improve only slightly since acquiring Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz via trade. Indianapolis’ odds prior to the trade were twenty-five to one and have improved to twenty to one.
Evidently no amount of money will get quarterback Carson Wentz his No. 11 jersey with his new team, the Indianapolis Colts. Colts second-year receiver Michael Pittman Jr., who currently wears No. 11, says he has talked to Wentz about the number, and the answer is no on a possible switch. It’s not uncommon for players on new teams to try to buy their preferred jersey number for a large amount of money from one of their teammates.
For all of the uncertainty surrounding the future of the Chicago Cubs, Anthony Rizzo is sure of one thing. The star slugger wants to stay put. Rizzo said yesterday he is hopeful about signing a long-term deal with the club before his contract expires at the end of the season. President of baseball operations Jed Hoyer said last week he would discuss long-term contracts with Rizzo, Kris Bryant and Javier Báez during spring training. All three players have expiring deals and are coming off difficult seasons. They also played huge roles in Chicago’s transformation from long-suffering, lovable losers to drought-busting champions.
