Stories from Wednesday, January 23, 2019

Greencastle held its No. 12 position in the Associated Press top 10 rankings for Class 3A. The Tiger Cubs (11-1) won their only game last week, a 57-46 victory at South Vermillion. The Tiger Cubs will play at No. 8 Edgewood on Friday in the Western Indiana Conference championship, then play Tri-West on Saturday afternoon at Bankers Life Fieldhouse...

LAKELAND, Fla. – After more than a decade at the helm of Florida Southern College’s intercollegiate athletic programs, Director of Athletics Pete Meyer is retiring in February. Meyer will pursue an opportunity in private business with his wife, Julie...

As has been the case in most years, the West Division won a majority of the girls’ crossover playoff games last week. The East Division won the top two spots, as Cloverdale topped Northview in a double-overtime thriller to take the title and Owen Valley beat a lifeless Greencastle team by 19 points, a deceiving margin for sure, to earn third place...

The coaches: Jeff McCoy is in his second year at South Vermillion. Tod Windlan is in his first year at Greencastle. Special event: Senior Night activities will take place before the game. So far: South Vermillion has won two straight games. Greencastle has not lost consecutive games this season, and has not won more than three straight since opening the season with three victories...

Jake Wilkes is a senior at Cloverdale and participates in football, basketball and track. ——— Banner Graphic: How important are sports to you, and what have you learned from them? Jake Wilkes: “Sports have taught me a lot of things, and have gotten me through a lot of things. ...

CLOVERDALE — With Cloverdale’s 55-53 victory over Terre Haute North on Tuesday night, the No. 10-ranked Clovers completed a sweep over Vigo County’s much bigger schools. The Clovers previously topped both West Vigo and Terre Haute South, and therefore could unofficially claim the title of Vigo County champions to go along with their Putnam County title...

On Saturday, Jan. 19, 2019, Sue Faust Chenoweth, loving mother of two sons, passed away at the age of 63. Sue was born on Nov. 10, 1955 in Lafayette to Leland and Jean Faust. She received her bachelor's degree in accounting from Ball State University in 1978, which began a 40-year career in accounting -- early with the Indiana Department of Revenue, later with the big eight accounting firm, Coopers & Lybrand and culminating with a 20-year career as a sole practitioner...