Jasper's first swim meet of the year ended with tying with Mt. Vernon Saturday at Tell City.

The Forest Park girls basketball team suffered their first loss of the season as they fell against Class 1A No. 2 Loogootee Lions, 48-42, on Saturday night.

A local team is guaranteed to get back in the win column on Saturday.

Forest Park reached the sectional championship this year with a 12-5-1 record, and five players on that team have been recognized for their achievements.

From Herald Staff Reports A couple of local girls basketball teams scored some victories Thursday night. Zink Forest Park traveled to Springs Valley, cruising to a 70-46 win along the...

Jasper enjoyed an auspicious beginning to the 2019-20 season Thursday night. The Wildcats (1-0) paid Southridge a visit at Huntingburg Memorial Gym, running away with a wire-to-wire, 60-30 win, the fourth year in a row they bested Southridge.

It’ll be a Zink family affair in New Albany by this time next year.

Jasper has won each of the last three meetings against Southridge.

Claire Knies might not have signed her letter of intent to play basketball at Bellarmine University — or anywhere, for that matter — on Thursday if she had her way in fourth grade.

Rebekah Gordon has seen changes within her team and within herself as a junior this year. The standout player for Heritage Hills has done a lot of weightlifting to physically mature. Gordon used to see herself as scrawny and lengthy, but now sees herself as more fit. She said she’s a lot stronger and tougher than she was 6 to 12 months ago.

It didn't take long for people to notice what Heritage Hills junior Rebekah Gordon is doing.