As has often been observed, a stellar record for the season doesn’t matter much during postseason play. Such was the case Saturday for Northeast Dubois tennis players in regional play.

The Jasper boys and girls cross country teams, as well as the Forest Park and Northeast Dubois girls teams, advanced to semi-state after earning Top 4 finishes in regionals on Saturday. Among the top runners were Jackson Miller, Drew O’Neil and Andi VanMeter of Jasper; Spenser Wolf and Ellie Hall of Forest Park; and Jordan Schweikarth of Northeast Dubois.

The game was tied at 0-0 before the Cardinals put in three goals in the final 10 minutes

There was supposed to be a cat fight Friday night at Jerry Brewer Alumni Stadium. Jasper’s Wildcats showed up, but Mount Vernon sent its mildcats for the regular-season finale that decided the final Big 8 Conference championship.

Forest Park used two scores in the second half Friday night to beat Tell City 14-0 and finish the regular season with a winning record for the second time in the history of the football program.

The Gibson Southern Titans scored a touchdown and added a two-point conversion with 12.5 seconds left to stun Southridge with a miracle finish and a come-from-behind victory to end the regular season for the two Top 10 teams in Class 3A.

Heritage Hills, ranked No. 3 in Class 3A, completed its undefeated season Friday night, when the Patriots scored six touchdowns in the second and third quarters en route to a 42-0 whitewash of hapless South Spencer.

Mark Doyle has always been big, but he hopes to leave a bigger mark on the Heritage Hills football program.

Here's a rundown of the football action for the final week of the regular season.

Two of the most unique athletic achievements in Jasper High School history happened 20 years ago — the girls’ tennis doubles state title in June 1999 followed by the boys’ team winning an unprecedented tennis state championship in October. 

The Wildcats were also defeated in the singles spots when they played Reitz on Sept. 3.