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Newman Tosses No-Hitter As USI Eagles Push Win Streak To 18

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Bean drives in seven, Newman tosses no-hitter as Eagles push win streak to 18

BOLIVAR, Mo.—Freshman pitcher Josie Newman (Indianapolis, Indiana) tossed her first career collegiate no-hitter and senior third baseman Mary Bean (Schaumburg, Illinois) drove in seven runs as No. 20 University of Southern Indiana Softball matched a program-record for consecutive wins (18) by sweeping a Great Lakes Valley Conference doubleheader from host Southwest Baptist University Sunday afternoon.

The Screaming Eagles (30-8, 16-0 GLVC) began the day with an 8-5 victory over the Bearcats in game one before racking up 15 hits in an 11-0, five-inning victory in game two.

Seven different Eagles had a hit in the opening game as USI pulled away from the Bearcats thanks to a two-run sixth inning and two-run seventh frame.

USI had a run in the top of the second, two in the third, and one in the fourth, but the Bearcats matched the Eagles in each frame as the two teams went into the sixth inning in a 4-4 tie.

Freshman outfielder Kennedy Nalley (Huntingburg, Indiana) had a two-run double to put USI up 6-4 in the sixth inning.

Southwest Baptist (6-28, 0-16) could not match the Eagles in the bottom of the frame as USI took the two-run lead into the seventh. Sophomore outfielder Mackenzie Bedrick (Brownsburg, Indiana) and sophomore catcher Sammie Kihega (Greenfield, Indiana) each drove in runs in the seventh as USI extended its advantage to 8-4.

The Bearcats tacked on another tally in the bottom of the seventh, but freshman pitcher Hailey Gotshall (Lucerne, Indiana) was able to hold on for the victory. Gotshall (6-0) picked up the win after giving up four runs off seven hits in five innings of work.

Bean, junior shortstop Jordan Rager (Fishers, Indiana), junior second baseman Rachel Martinez (Chicago, Illinois), and sophomore first baseman Lexi Fair (Greenwood, Indiana) each had RBIs in the first four innings.

Fair, Martinez, and Bean each played a big role in the Eagles’ six-run first inning in game two. Fair had a two-run triple to give the Eagles a 2-0 lead, while Martinez drove in Fair three batters later with an RBI single.

Bean capped off the six-run inning with a three-run double as USI sent 11 batters to the plate in the opening frame.

The Eagles got an RBI-single from Kihega in the second inning and an RBI-double from junior pitcher/designated player Allie Goodin(Evansville, Indiana) in the third to extend their advantage to 8-0.

Bean hit a three-run bomb in the fourth inning to push USI’s lead to double-digits, giving Newman more than enough cushion to secure her third straight shutout.

Newman (10-3) worked around four walks and a hit batter as she finished with four strikeouts to record the Eagles’ first no-hitter since Jennifer Leonhardt’s no-hitter against Angelo State University in the second round of the NCAA II Softball Championship on May 26, 2018.

USI returns to action Friday at 11 a.m. (CDT) when it visits No. 5 University of Indianapolis (34-4, 14-2 GLVC) in a battle for first place in the GLVC. The Eagles also host McKendree University in a GLVC doubleheader Saturday at noon at the USI Softball Field.

Notes:
• Newman has not allowed a run in the last 19 1/3 innings of work. She has allowed just three hits in her last three starts and is holding opponents to a .049 batting average during that span.
• USI’s 18-game winning streak matches the program record, which was set during the 2005 season. USI followed an 0-8 start to the 2005 season with 18 straight wins.

Isaiah Moss Awarded IU Jewish Studies Program’s Faculty Scholarship

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Isaiah Moss was recently awarded the IU Jewish Studies Program’s Faculty Scholarship. He will attend Indiana University in Bloomington next year and will double major in Jewish Studies and Chemistry.  He will receive a full scholarship for tuition and mandatory fees from the Borns Jewish Studies Program.  Isaiah will enroll in the pre-med curriculum and hopes to be a physician and/or scientist.

Isaiah is a senior at Jasper High School, 17 years old, and is an honor student.  He is also a musician (plays the saxophone). He was recently voted Homecoming King for Jasper High School.  He is a member of the National Honor Society, and carries a heavy course load with subjects like advanced calculus, chemistry, anatomy and physiology, AP history, and English, all the while getting straight A’s.

He has performed with the theatre department at Jasper High School and was a member of the Dive Team.  He was featured soloist with Jasper Marching Band and also participates with Jasper High School Jazz, Symphonic, and Pep Band. He has also competed at State each year in Solo/Ensemble since 8th grade, winning numerous gold medals. He volunteers at the local food bank and has performed for the residents at nursing homes.

In his scholarship application, Isaiah stated “that he wants to deepen his understanding of Jewish thought, philosophy, history, and belief.  It would be a great fulfillment to become a student of Judaism, to involve myself in Jewish learning, projects, study, and scholarly work at Indiana University, which has so many resources.”  As a musician, the rich history of Jewish music, sacred, Klezmer, or classical, would also be of great value for me.  It would also enrich my musical interests and abilities.

He also wrote that “I have an interest in science and will most likely pursue a pre-med path as well. To become a scientist or a physician would be fulfilling for me, and Jewish wisdom and understanding would be essential to such an undertaking. Its principles would guide me in all that I do, especially, my desire to help others. The moral teachings of our prophets would be a guiding light to me.

“A Jewish Studies major is a wonderful opportunity to fulfill my goals as a student, researcher, writer, future scientist or physician, a musician, an American, and as a Jew.”

Moss is the son of Dr. Richard and Supit Moss of Jasper.  He is the second son, and 4th child, of Dr. Richard and Supit Moss of Jasper.

 

 

Marriage Licenses Issued For Vanderburgh County

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EPD DAILY ACTIVITY REPORT

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Greiwe, Roeder pace Eagles in split weekend

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EVANSVILLE, Ind.—University of Southern Indiana Women’s Track & Field competed as a split squad for the second straight weekend, with a select number of competitors running at the Flames Invitational in Cleveland, Tennessee, and the other group of Screaming Eagles competing at the Jim Vargo Invitational in Louisville, Kentucky.
 
Sophomore Lauren Greiwe (West Harrison, Indiana) paced the Eagles at the Flames Invitational Friday night, posting an NCAA Division II provisional qualifying time of 35 minutes, 46.36 seconds with her seventh-place finish in the 10,000 meters.
 
Junior Georgianna Roeder (McKinney, Texas), who set a school record in the javelin a week ago, finished second in the event Saturday at the Jim Vargo Invitational. Roeader, who also helped USI’s 4×100-meter relay team to a seventh-place finish, was just seven inches shy of her javelin record as she recorded a toss of 112 feet, two inches.
 
USI had four runners post top-five finishes Friday evening at the Jim Vargo Invitational. Junior Emma Brown (Evansville, Indiana) and sophomore Adele Schnautz (Evansville, Indiana) had respective third-place finishes in the 1,500 meters and 5,000 meters. Senior Megan Wagler (Loogootee, Indiana) and Aubrey Swart (Noblesville, Indiana) were fourth and fifth, respectively, in the 10,000 meters.
 
The Eagles return to action Thursday and Friday when the compete at the Mt. SAC Relays in Walnut, California, as well as the Bryan Clay Invitational in Azusa, California.

Aces even series with exceptional defensive performance in 6-2 win

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EVANSVILLE – Turning in a complete effort in all three phases of the game, the University of Evansville baseball team evened its weekend series with Southern Illinois with a 6-2 victory over the Salukis on Saturday afternoon at German American Bank Field at Charles H. Braun Stadium in Evansville.
“Great bounce back win from last night,” said Aces head baseball coach Wes Carroll. “Nick Smith was outstanding giving us a quality start and our defense made some great plays. Offensively we attacked in the first inning and got out in front. We were picking each other up all day especially with two outs. Big Valley game tomorrow.”

On the mound, Smith earned his second-straight quality start, turning-in six innings of work, allowing just two earned runs and striking-out five in the win. Offensively, four Aces finished with two hits on the afternoon with Mark Shallenberger, Evan Berkey, Eric Roberts, and Brendan Hord all tallying multi-hit games.

Doing so for the 10th time this season, Evansville scored in the first inning, pushing across a pair of runs. Simon Scherry opened the scoring with an RBI groundout, which allowed Shallenberger to scored. The next batter, Brent Widder, doubled the Aces early advantage, slashing a single through the right side of the infield, allowing Tanner Craig to score.

An RBI double in the third allowed the Salukis to get back within a run after the Aces lost a pop fly in the sun, allowing a run to score. Evansville regained its advantage in the bottom half of the third as Hord delivered the first of his clutch hits of the afternoon, sending home Berkey to increase UE’s lead to 3-1.

As was true multiple times on the day, Evansville’s defense came up large helping to save runs. In the fifth, Widder tracked a ball in foul territory, making a diving over-the-shoulder grab to record the second out of the inning.

The Salukis would get back within a run just an inning after Widder’s show-stopping catch as J.D. Ortiz lifted a solo home run over the right field wall to cut Evansville’s lead to one at 3-2.

Quick responses were a hallmark of the Aces effort on Saturday as UE answered with two runs in the bottom of the sixth on a two RBI double from Shallenberger that gave Evansville its largest lead up to that point at 5-2.

Adding some insurance in the eighth, Hord capped-off his big day with a solo homer, his third bomb of the season, as the Aces lead reached 6-2.

After Michael Parks and Drew Domonik came in and pitched scoreless innings in the seventh and eighth, Evansville turned to Nate Hardman to close things out in the ninth. After a tough start on Friday night, Hardman returned to his usual form, sitting the Salukis down in order, securing the 6-2 win for the Aces.

Evansville and SIU close their series on Sunday with a 1 PM first pitch at German American Bank Field at Charles H. Braun Stadium in Evansville.

USI Men’s Track & Field nets provisional, two firsts in split weekend

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EVANSVILLE, Ind.—University of Southern Indiana Men’s Track & Field competed as a split squad for the second straight weekend, with a select number of competitors running at the Flames Invitational in Cleveland, Tennessee, and the other group of Screaming Eagles competing at the Jim Vargo Invitational in Louisville, Kentucky.
 
Senior Wyat Harmon (Fredericktown, Ohio) paced the Eagles at the Flames Invitational Friday night, posting an NCAA Division II provisional qualifying time of 29 minutes, 41.41 seconds with his sixth-place finish in the 10,000 meters.
 
Junior Zach Hamilton (Martinsville, Indiana) finished first in the 200 meters and third in the 100 to lead the Eagles at the Jim Vargo Invitational Saturday, while junior Madison King (Avon, Indiana) was first in the 800 meters Friday evening at the Jim Vargo Invitational.
 
Hamilton finished the 100 meters with a wind-aided time of 11.00 seconds, which ranks him second all-time at USI in the event.
 
Junior Kyle Crone (Maryville, Illinois) rounded out the Eagles’ top-five finishers with his third-place showing in the long jump.
 
The Eagles return to action Thursday and Friday when the compete at the Mt. SAC Relays in Walnut, California, as well as the Bryan Clay Invitational in Azusa, California.

Eagles struggle in conference opener

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ST. LOUIS, Mo. – University of Southern Indiana Women’s Tennis (6-6, 0-2 GLVC) struggled in the opening weekend of Great Lakes Valley Conference play as the Screaming Eagles fell to Maryville University (8-4), 4-0, on Friday before dropping to Lindenwood University (2-4), 6-1, on Saturday. The Eagles have not won a conference match since April 2019.

USI vs Maryville
DOUBLES: Freshman Abby Myers (Evansville, Indiana)/senior Kylie Skepnek (Algonquin, Illinois) combination was the only duo to tally a victory in doubles competition after securing the 7-5 win.

SINGLES: The Eagles could not tally a win in singles competition after three matches were declared unfinished due to weather.
 
USI vs Lindenwood
DOUBLES: USI partners sophomore Lauren Rowe (Terre Haute, Indiana)/sophomore Rachel McCorkle (Tulsa, Oklahoma) recorded the only doubles win for the Eagles with a 6-2 surge.

SINGLES: The only point scored for USI in the weekend slate came from McCorkle’s singles victory in the two slot (6-1, 6-3).
 
COMING UP FOR THE EAGLES:
The Eagles will welcome Ashland University to Wesselman Park in Evansville Sunday for a regional match starting at 10:30 a.m. USI and Ashland have met once in February 2020 which ended in a 5-2 loss for USI.
 

Impaired Driver Arrested after Speeding on I-69, Syringes and Handgun Seized

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Pike County – Saturday afternoon, April 9, at approximately 3:25 p.m., Senior Trooper John Davis was patrolling I-69 near the 51 mile-marker when he observed a black Dodge Charger traveling north at 87 mph in the posted 70 mph zone. Davis stopped the vehicle near the 53 mile-marker and identified the driver as Kyle R. Horstman, 31, of Washington.  While talking to Horstman, Davis detected an odor of burnt marijuana coming from inside the vehicle and observed a syringe on the passenger side floorboard. Horstman displayed signs of impairment, failed field sobriety tests, and refused to submit to a chemical test. During a search of the vehicle, officers located three more syringes and a handgun that was in multiple pieces. Horstman was arrested and taken to the Pike County Jail where he is currently being held without bond.

Arrested and Charges:

  • Kyle Horstman, 31, Washington, IN
  1. Prior Possession of a Syringe, Level 5 Felony
  2. Felon Carrying a Handgun with a Prior Felony Conviction, Level 5 Felony
  3. Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated – Refusal, Class C Misdemeanor
  4. Carrying a Handgun without a License, Class A Misdemeanor
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