The Washington Catholic boys and girls soccer teams picked up a pair of wins yesterday. The boys topped Bloomfield 2- 1, while the girls shut them down 8 to nothing.
Other boys scores:
WRV 9 | North Knox 0
Pike Central 4 | South Spencer 1
Wood Memorial 8 | Barr-Reeve 1
Ev. Harrison 9 | Vincennes Lincoln 1
Floyd Central 2 | Jasper 0
In girls soccer yesterday:
Washington fell on the road at Gibson Southern 6 to 2
Vincennes Lincoln 5 | West Vigo 4
Evansville Christian 6 | North Knox 0
Boys tennis scores:
Barr-Reeve 4 | Southridge 1. The Vikings are now 6 and 0.
Volleyball:
Barr-Reeve lost 3-0 to Evansville Memorial at home on Tuesday night. Barr-Reeve battled with the much taller Tiger team but fell 25-17, 31-29 and 25-21. BR’s Varsity Record now falls to 5-4. The BR JV also fell 2-0 to Evan. Memorial to drop their record to 3-4.
Trinity Lutheran 3 | Loogootee 0
Vincennes Rivet 3 | South Knox 1
Teams are filling up fast for the Turkey Trot Mud Volleyball tournament next weekend at the Montgomery Ruritan Park. Get your team together and sign up now. Contact Greg Traylor at 812-486-7202 the registration form is also available at montgomery turkey trot dot com.
The Chicago Cubs won 3-1 over the Minnesota Twins Tuesday night. The Cubs used five pitchers, with Manuel Rodriguez earning the victory for pitching two scoreless innings in relief. The Cardinals and Reds were rained out in Cincinnati, and will play a split doubleheader Wednesday. Game 1 will get underway at 1:10 p.m. Eastern, with the regularly scheduled game at 6:40. You can hear both big games today starting at 12:40pm this afternoon on the General 95.9 / 101.3 / AM 1580.
The Chicago White Sox beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-2. Cleveland beat Kansas City 7-2. Matt Chapman homered twice and the Oakland Athletics cruised to a 9-3 victory over the Tigers.
The Indiana Fever scored the final 10 points to beat the Los Angeles Sparks 74-72 Tuesday night.
The Indianapolis Colts waived or cut 24 players Tuesday to get down to the NFL-mandated 53 man roster. Notable players to be left off the roster include safety and 2021 fifth round draft pick Shawn Davis, left tackle Will Holden and quarterback Brett Hundley. With four players still on the NFL’s reserve/COVID-19 list, more change will likely come to the 53-man roster in advance of the Colts’ season opener September 12th against the Seahawks.
