Kyle Sokeland
Sports Reporter at Courier & Press
high school sports reporter @courierpress | Indiana University grad | Mountain Dew connoisseur | [email protected] or DM.
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2 days ago |
golfweek.usatoday.com | Kyle Sokeland
• Fendrich Golf Course in Evansville, Indiana, reopened after being closed for 17 days due to flooding. • Heavy rainfall in early April caused Pigeon Creek to overflow, flooding several holes and closing the course. • While the flooding was significant, it did not reach the levels seen in 2011. • The course reopened with some restrictions, and the superintendent is now focused on addressing muddy fairways and potential weed growth. EVANSVILLE — Seventeen days.
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2 days ago |
courierpress.com | Kyle Sokeland
EVANSVILLE — Seventeen days. That's how long Fendrich Golf Course was out of commision. Fendrich, one of three public courses operated by the City of Evansville, reopened on Monday following a large storm system that hit the area in early April. The rain caused Pigeon Creek, which runs adajcent to the property, to overspill and flooded multiple holes. Course officials don't think it reached the level of flooding in 2011. It was close, though.
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3 days ago |
courierpress.com | Kyle Sokeland
There were several standout individual performances across Southwestern Indiana. Who gets your vote? Each week you can vote for both the Courier & Press spring sports Athlete of the Week. Below you will find the poll and brief info on each performance. You can vote as often as you'd like until 10 a.m. CT Friday morning.
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1 week ago |
courierpress.com | Kyle Sokeland
EVANSVILLE – The end result doesn’t happen prior to this season. The Jasper and Floyd Central baseball teams took shelter inside the clubhouse as a storm system rolled through Southwestern Indiana last Thursday. Players either took turns in the batting cages or played cards. The coaches sat upstairs watching The Masters with one eye on their weather apps. Nearly every baseball game in the area was canceled that evening. Except one.
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1 week ago |
courierpress.com | Kyle Sokeland
EVANSVILLE — Terry Muensterman has been named the new Mater Dei High School girls basketball coach. The hire was made official on Tuesday in a press release from the school. Muensterman, a 1973 Mater Dei alum, brings over 30 years of coaching experience, including a significant connection to both basketball programs. Multiple members of his family, including himself, are already members of the Mater Dei Hall of Fame.
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Every result from day one at Deaconess Play resumes at 9 a.m. https://t.co/UI1ppp7VdL
Boonville split a pair of games with a win over New Prairie (9-5) and a loss to Fishers Mia Clamme 2-4 3B 3 RBI, Molly Lockridge 2-3 HR 2 RBI and Ali Ward 2B 3B against New Prairie https://t.co/jaqhs3IHXI
Henderson County impressed today with wins over Floyd Central (1-0) and Eastern Hancock (20-3). Anna Kemp three-hit shutout with 8 K against FC. Ayden Bennett 2-4 3B 3 RBI and Sarah Mackey 2-2 2B 3 RBI vs EH https://t.co/9mH81zUjNj
