Stories from Friday, February 18, 2022

Basketball season might have finished recently for Cloverdale but it won’t be for good for Chloe Sprinkle. The Clover senior recently signed to continue her basketball playing days at Lincoln Trail College starting in the 2022-23 school year. “It’s small, like being in a hometown with new people,” Sprinkle said about Lincoln Trail. “It’s not too big to be overwhelming and while I’ll be meeting new people, it fits me like Cloverdale fits me.”...

Kyle is a senior at Cloverdale and participates in two sports, basketball and golf. ——— Banner Graphic: How important are sports to you, and what have you learned from them? Kyle Thomas: “Sports are a big part of my life ever since I was little. I’ve been playing basketball and golf with my parents, my brother and sister, and it’s brought us all together as a family.”...

Thirty-five years ago, the three-point shot was introduced into college and high school basketball. Analytics have been introduced into the equation that emphasizes the three-point shot, but no one could have anticipated what went on at South Putnam High School on Friday night...

The Putnam County Community Foundation recently announced the 2022 Nonprofit Learning Series, Creating a Governing Legacy, which kicks off on March 15. This year’s series is focused on board governance and will be presented by Susan Decker in five sessions. ...