Stories from Saturday, December 15, 2018

NASHVILLE — Cloverdale won a pair of Western Indiana Conference games at Brown County on Friday night, with differing levels of importance. The Clover girls overcame a horrific start to win 69-58 in overtime and stay undefeated in the East Division at 3-0, while the Clover boys were able to pick up their first conference win of the season by using a 14-1 advantage in the fourth period to record a 45-31 win...

Adams Central 67, Woodlan 56 Anderson Prep Academy 57, Liberty Christian 52 Andrean 72, Kankakee Valley 36 Argos 53, S. Bend Career Academy 43 Barr-Reeve 67, Eastern (Greene) 39 Bedford N. Lawrence 62, Madison 34 Blackford 98, Elwood 34 Bloomington South 62, Terre Haute North 38...

Cloverdale (2-5) at Greencastle (5-1) 7:30 p.m. tipoff The coaches: Patrick Rady is in his fourth year at Cloverdale. Bryce Rector is in his third year at Greencastle. On the air: WREB-FM 94.3 will broadcast the game. So far: Cloverdale had lost three straight games going into Friday’s game at Brown County. Greencastle’s only loss came at South Putnam on Dec. 7...

BAINBRIDGE — Greencastle won eight of the 14 weight-class titles on Thursday to claim the Putnam County wrestling team championship. Cloverdale claimed four of the other individual titles, while South Putnam had two champions. Winners of each weight class were:...

WEST TERRE HAUTE — South Putnam traveled to West Vigo and split a pair of Western Indiana Conference basketball doubleheaders. The Eagles played in a tough environment in the “Green Dome” at West Vigo Friday night and came away with a 43-35 victory over the Vikings...

BAINBRIDGE - Friday night’s trip to North Putnam was highly successful for the Northview basketball teams, as the Knights picked up a pair of wins. In the girls’ game, Northview jumped out to a 17-4 lead after one quarter and held on for a 45-40 win that put them in sole possession of first place in the Western Indiana Conference’s West Division with two games to play...

Greencastle had one of those games every coach wishes for every night, but rarely gets. The Tiger Cubs burned up the nets while scoring a season-high 76 points, got a career-high performance from one player and had three score in double figures, won the boards and held the visiting team to under 40 percent shooting from the floor. And it was a conference victory...