High School Football Week One:
Vincennes Lincoln lost to Evansville Bosse 16-14
North Daviess dropped their opener on the road at Tecumseh 24-19
Princeton fell to Forest Park 13-12
Jasper beat Evansville Memorial 27-19
Linton got by Southridge 27-13
Washington’s game at West Vigo was cancelled. The Hatchets will resume practice today and will play this Friday night. Opponent and location still to be determined. A decision will be made early this week.
Pike Central Also cancelled their week one game
The Washington boys soccer team hosted the Bobcat of Daviess County Shootout on Saturday. Washington played to a 2-all tie with Whiteland in the consolation game after falling in their opener to Terre Haute North 2-1. Bloomington North went on to claim the tournament win.
In the JV match up, Bloomington North also claimed the win in a 4-2 penalty kick shootout over Washington after ending regulation in a 1-1 tie.
Tonight the Washington girls soccer team will host Evansville Central at the Sports Complex. Varsity will now play first at 6:30pm, catch live coverage starting at 6:15pm on Memories 107.9fm.
The Barr Reeve Vikings hosted the Washington Catholic Cardinals at the Viking home soccer field behind Antioch. The Varsity team defeated the Cardinals 3-2 in an exciting game. Nathaniel Keller scored off an assist from William McCain. Then Landon Gallagher and Alex Torres finished unassisted goals. Austin Smith came up with a couple great saves and the Cardinal keeper made several phenomenal saves, too.
The JV team tied 2-2 with Viking goals from Avery Dougherty assisted by Eli Briggeman.
The Viking Middle School teams play their next matches on the road against Southridge on Tuesday with kickoffs at 5:30 and 7 pm.
The High School Barr Reeve Vikings play their first soccer game on Wednesday in Evansville against Day School with kickoff at 6:30 EST.
Thanks to everyone who participated in the Washington Country Club Shootout Friday sponsored by WAMW and Shake Broadcasting. In the Tiger Woods division,
1st – Drew Hatton
2nd Tyler Stoll
3rd – Eric Wagler
Jack Nicklaus Division:
1st – Joe Addington
2nd – Larry Carpenter
3rd – Billy Mattingly
Thanks to Skip Pace and Kacey Frette for organizing and letting us be a part of it! We look forward to next year!
Mike Moustakas broke a one-all tie with a solo home run in the bottom of the fifth, and the Cincinnati Reds went on to defeat the Miami Marlins 3-1 at Great American Ball Park. Tyler Naquin homered twice, including an insurance long ball in the eighth, as Cincinnati completed a four-game sweep. Coupled with the Padres loss, the Reds now have a one-game lead for the second and final National League Wild Card spot. Adam Wainwright continued to own the Pirates, as the Cardinals defeated Pittsburgh 3-0. Wainwright allowed two hits over eight innings while striking out nine and walking none. He has won seven straight decisions against the Pirates. In Chicago, the Cubs dropped their franchise-record 13th straight at Wrigley Field in a 9-1 loss to the Kansas City Royals.
Ryan Blaney took the lead on a restart with eight laps to go, and held off multiple challengers to win in the NASCAR Cup Series at Michigan International Speedway. Blaney got a push from Kyle Busch on the final restart and held off William Byron by less than a tenth of a second. It was his sixth career victory and first at the 2-mile oval in Brooklyn, Michigan. The win completed a weekend IndyCar-NASCAR sweep for Team Penske. Josef Newgarden earned his 20th career victory Saturday night at World Wide Technology Raceway outside of St. Louis. Kyle Larson finished third, and Kurt Busch and Denny Hamlin rounded out the top five. The NASCAR Cup Series wraps up the regular season Saturday night at Daytona.
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Carson Wentz and left guard Quenton Nelson are set to return to practice Monday in a limited capacity. Both Wentz and Nelson underwent foot surgery three weeks ago, and their timetable to return was set at five to 12 weeks at that time. With the regular season opener still 20 days away, the team is optimistic both will suit up against the Seahawks. They’ll be joined at practice by center Ryan Kelly, who continues to recover from an elbow injury suffered earlier in training camp. The Colts have three camp practices remaining ahead of Friday’s preseason finale in Detroit. Coach Frank Reich said he has not decided whether Jacob Eason or Sam Ehlinger will start at quarterback against the Lions.
