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ND falls short to Rivet

5 days ago | washtimesherald.com | Mike Myers

ELNORA – Brody Shots two-out, RBI double in the bottom of the eighth inning drove in Henry Holka with the winning run as a young Vincennes Rivet squad ruined the final home game for a veteran North Daviess team, 7-6 in the championship game of Sectional 62 on Monday. Shots’ double to centerfield made Zane Sample the tough luck loser for North Daviess (14-12-1) after Sample had relieved Cougar starter Caleb Miller with ND trailing Rivet (17-6) 5-3 two outs into the bottom of the third.
Cougs down Lions at Sectional

1 week ago | washtimesherald.com | Mike Myers

ELNORA – North Daviess used the four-hit pitching of Tyler Stoll and Zayne Sample and some timely hitting to defeat Loogootee 6-2 at Wayne Davis Field on Friday to advance to the championship game of Sectional 62. Stoll started and pitched into the sixth inning for North Daviess (14-11-1), allowing just two runs while giving up four hits and striking out six.
Cougars outscore Hatchets 8-4

1 week ago | sports.yahoo.com | Mike Myers |Washington Times-Herald

North Daviess will enter sectional play on a high note after defeating county rival Washington 8-4 at Washington on Memorial Day. Washington (10-13) opened the scoring with a pair of first inning runs against ND starter Caleb Miller. John Chapman drove in Trey James with a one-out double to left, and Brody Clark, who had singled and then moved to third on Chapman’s double, scored when Ben Merold grounded out.
Cougars outscore Hatchets 8-4

1 week ago | washtimesherald.com | Mike Myers

North Daviess will enter sectional play on a high note after defeating county rival Washington 8-4 at Washington on Memorial Day. Washington (10-13) opened the scoring with a pair of first inning runs against ND starter Caleb Miller. John Chapman drove in Trey James with a one-out double to left, and Brody Clark, who had singled and then moved to third on Chapman’s double, scored when Ben Merold grounded out. kAm}@CE9 s2G:6DD W`b\``\`X C6DA@?565 H:E9 E9C66 CF?D :?
Hatchets eliminate Raiders, 51-47 to move to Sectional Championship

Mar 7, 2025 | washtimesherald.com | Mike Myers

HUNTINGBURG — Washington made the big plays down the stretch and avenged an early season loss to Southridge as the Hatchets defeated the Raiders 51-47 at Memorial Gymnasium on Friday. In reversing a December loss, Washington (17-7) controlled the fourth quarter 14-7 as Southridge (20-3) committed turnover after turnover in the final eight minutes, including six turnovers in all in the quarter and three crucial turnovers in the final :46 of action.
Levi WHS

Mar 7, 2025 | washtimesherald.com | Mike Myers

HUNTINGBURG — Washington made the big plays down the stretch and avenged an early season los…
Hatchets move on to Southridge semi-finals

Mar 4, 2025 | washtimesherald.com | Mike Myers

HUNTINGBURG - Jon Roy came off the bench to score 16 points including four big 3-pointers as Washington defeated Vincennes Lincoln 62-46 in the opening game of Sectional 31 at Memorial Gymnasium on Tuesday. Brant Neidigh led Washington (16-7) with 17 points as the Hatchets defeated Vincennes (14-11) for the second time in a month. Neidigh scored seven points in the first half as the Hatchets led 14-13 after one quarter and 27-20 at the half.
Hatchets bounce back with win

Feb 22, 2025 | washtimesherald.com | Mike Myers

VINCENNES – Washington bounced back from a mistake filled loss at Evansville Central last Saturday with a strong 65-46 win at South Knox on Friday. Though the win over the Spartans was far from perfect – Washington (15-5) still committed an uncharacteristic 12 turnovers – it was the Hatchet defense that did more damage, forcing South Knox (8-12) into 22 turnovers as WHS led from start to finish.
The Anatomy of Church Office

Feb 21, 2025 | theaquilareport.com | Mike Myers

The officers of the church will take the lead in the great task given for holy service and witness bearing, for better or for worse. May the Lord grant His bride qualified men to guide her well, and may He give the members grace to identify them. To all the saints in Christ Jesus who are in Philippi, with the bishops and deacons…~ Philippians 1:1 ~Physical appearance matters. Although not everything, how someone looks provides important, initial information people use to make decisions.
Hatchets lose heartbreaker

Feb 16, 2025 | sports.yahoo.com | Mike Myers |Washington Times-Herald

EVANSVILLE – It was a dreary Saturday afternoon in Evansville for the Washington Hatchets. And not just because it was raining outside. Washington (14-5) took a nine-point lead into the fourth quarter but saw its hopes of defeating Evansville Central (16-3) slip away in a storm of turnovers as the Bears defeated the Hatchets 47-46. Turnovers were a problem for much of the game for the normally surehanded Hatchets, but especially in the fourth quarter.