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1 day ago | 
washtimesherald.com | Todd Lancaster
There are a few columns that tend to get recycled over the course of several years and always seem to make an appearance when things get a little slow. Class basketball conflict has drifted away, as the last people who participated in non-class basketball are nearly 45 and unless you spend time arguing with clouds on your porch, most people think it worked out pretty well. The NIL transfer portal debate may still have a little life in it for a few more years.
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1 day ago | 
bvmsports.com | Todd Lancaster
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2 days ago | 
sports.yahoo.com | Todd Lancaster |Washington Times-Herald
There are a few columns that tend to get recycled over the course of several years and always seem to make an appearance when things get a little slow. Class basketball conflict has drifted away, as the last people who participated in non-class basketball are nearly 45 and unless you spend time arguing with clouds on your porch, most people think it worked out pretty well. The NIL transfer portal debate may still have a little life in it for a few more years.
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2 days ago | 
washtimesherald.com | Todd Lancaster
There are a few columns that tend to get recycled over the course of several years and always seem to make an appearance when things get a little slow. Class basketball conflict has drifted away, as the last people who participated in non-class basketball are nearly 45 and unless you spend time arguing with clouds on your porch, most people think it worked out pretty well. The NIL transfer portal debate may still have a little life in it for a few more years.
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2 days ago | 
washtimesherald.com | Todd Lancaster
MONTGOMERY - After a shaky start and a 3-0 Loogootee lead, the Barr-Reeve Vikings scored the next seven runs to secure the 7-3 BCC win, that has been delayed for two weeks due to rain. The win also earned the conference title for B-R. Collin Graber made his varsity pitching debut for Barr-Reeve and Loogootee welcomed him with three runs in the top of the first, led by a two-run double from Rawlings Bell and Jackson Bauer scoring on a wild pitch from third.
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2 days ago | 
washtimesherald.com | Todd Lancaster
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4 days ago | 
washtimesherald.com | Todd Lancaster
North Daviess game changesOn Thursday 5/22, North Daviess will now host varsity baseball at 6 p.m. vs. Ev. Christian, re-scheduled 4/21 game). The original Thursday 5/22 Hatchet game with Washington now be moved to Washington on Mon. 5/26 (Memorial Day) at 10:30 a.m.kAmkDEC@?8m{25J {:@?D 5C@A 4=@D6 >2E49 E@ q2CC\#66G6k^DEC@?8mk^Am kAm|~}%v~|t#* \ ~? |@?52J 6G6?:?8[ E96 C2:?\D9@CE6?65 >2E49 2E q2CC\#66G6 H2D 4@?E:?F65 7C@> pAC:= ah] q2CC\#66G6 H@? E96 564:5:?8 >2E49 :?
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4 days ago | 
washtimesherald.com | Todd Lancaster
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4 days ago | 
washtimesherald.com | Todd Lancaster
Hatchets perfect against MTVThe Washington Hatchet Tennis team had a perfect day against Mount Vernon on Monday at the Intermediate School. The Hatchets were 5-0 taking every game on Senior Night. kAm{24J w2?4@4< H2D 2 d\_ H:??6C[ z6??2 v2C=2?5 2?5 $@A9:2 w:== 2?5 H@? 3J :56?E:42= D4@C6D] #J=6J %C2J=@C 2?5 {:D6EE $2?E@D\|@C2[ 2?5 t==2 (:==:2>D 2?5 qC@@<=J? (9:E69625 25565 2 A2:C @7 e\_ H:?D]k^Am kAm“$6?:@CD 92G6 366?
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4 days ago | 
washtimesherald.com | Todd Lancaster
The Washington Lady Hatchet softball team was able to dodge the raindrops on Monday to not only pick up a win over Shoals, 12-2, but honor their alumni and youth programs in attendance as well. The Hatchets picked up their second win in style, as it also included home runs from Elly Shartzer and Katie Reed early in the game. Shartzer opened the game wit a solo shot to left and a 1-0 lead. Braleigh Armes reached and scored on a Katie Reed single.
