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Brown County State Park Added To National Register

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Brown County State Park’s recent addition to the National Register of Historic Places makes it the state’s largest historic district.

Listing as a historic district recognizes an area that has a high degree of historical integrity in its buildings, structures, and landscapes. To be eligible, a district is required to have been associated with events, developments, or people that were important in the history of the state or country. In addition, districts on the National Register must be at least 50 years old and look much the way they did in the past.

“It’s a great honor for our park to be listed on the National Register,” said Patrick Haulter, the park’s interpretive naturalist. “It really speaks to how important this park is, not only to the people who live here, but to everyone.”

The state park near Nashville, Indiana first opened in 1929. In the park’s early years, with growing interest from the public, several facilities were developed, including Abe Martin Lodge and overnight cabins. A large portion of the facilities work done shortly thereafter came via the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), whose members built many of the other existing buildings, shelters, roads, vistas, trails, and Ogle Lake, as well as the west lookout tower.

“Much of the CCC’s legacy is what is being honored with this listing,” said Ben Clark, cultural resources manager for the Division of State Parks.

CCC Veterans Company 1557 started its work in the park in 1934, planting forests of trees to help address the severe erosion on hillsides that had been cleared by settlers for timber years before the land was acquired by the state.

Now, with nearly 16,000 acres, Brown County State Park is the largest state park in Indiana and one of the most popular.

Indiana Landmarks staff authored the nomination, partnering with the DNR and supported by local preservation group Peaceful Valley Heritage. Researchers for the nomination documented nearly 70 buildings, sites, and structures that contribute to the park’s historical significance.

“The natural and built environment blend seamlessly at Brown County State Park, making it a place that is cherished by all Hoosiers,” said Mark Dollase, vice president of Preservation Services at Indiana Landmarks. “We greatly value our partnership with the Department of Natural Resources to recognize and preserve the park’s many important historic places.”

Brown County State Park is the sixth Indiana state park to be listed on the National Register, joining Pokagon, Mounds, Shakamak, Turkey Run, and Fort Harrison state parks. Several other Indiana state parks have individual buildings listed. Examples are Tepicon Hall at Tippecanoe River State Park, the Stanley Schoolhouse at Chain O’Lakes State Park, and the Lusk Home at Turkey Run State Park.

Brown County State Park (on.IN.gov/browncountysp) is on State Road 46 just outside of Nashville, Indiana.

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Women’s Soccer Makes Long Anticipated Return to the Pitch

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NOTE: Game time has been moved up to 2 p.m. CT.

The long-awaited return to the pitch for the University of Evansville women’s soccer program takes place Saturday at 2 p.m. as the Purple Aces take on Illinois State at Arad McCutchan Stadium.

“After being inside for the past four weeks and not having a game in over a year it will be nice to finally play,” head coach Chris Phau said. “We are excited to get going and look forward to a game tomorrow. UE and our athletic department has done a great job of keeping our student-athletes safe.”

 

Evansville vs. Illinois State 
Date | Time Sat., Feb. 27 | 2 PM
Location Evansville, Ind.
Site Arad McCutchan Stadium
Sat., Feb. 27 Evansville vs. Illinois State
Follow Along Live Stats
Evansville Women’s Soccer Site | Twitter | Schedule Poster | Record Book

 

Know the Aces

  • The Purple Aces enter year one under a familiar face in head coach Chris Pfau. Pfau was promoted to head of the UE women’s soccer program in December 2019. Pfau, who returned to the Aces sideline as an assistant coach in May of 2019 will begin his second stint as the Aces head coach, serving at the top spot from 2005-07.
  • Evansville returns the top two goal scores from 2019, with Emily Ormson and Emily Wolak. Ormson also led the Aces in points and shot attempts, while Wolak was a main component for the Aces mid-field.
  • UE returns eight starters from a season ago, including second team all-MVC Wolak and all-Freshman Kristen Harvey.
  • Returning for her senior season is Aces goalkeeper Michaela Till, who posted 90 saves with a .763 goals-against-average. Till ranks fourth all time in career saves with 254.
  • Sophomore goalkeeper Georgia Katsonouri was called up to the Cyprus National Women’s Soccer Team back in November 2020 to play in the UEFA Women’s Euro qualifiers.
  • It has been 482 days since the Aces have seen game action, after falling 1-0 to Missouri State on Nov. 3, 2019 in the first round of the MVC Championship. UE finished the 2019 season 2-12-7, 1-4-2 MVC.
  • Evansville was picked seventh in the MVC Preseason poll.

Know the Redbirds

  • Illinois State enters this weekend’s match 0-2 with losses to Marquette (2-3) and Saint Louis (1-3).
  • Last time out against the Redbirds the Aces fell 3-0 on Oct. 6, 2019 at Normal, Ill.
  • This is the 30th meeting overall between Illinois State and Evansville with ISU holding an 18-8-3 record over the Aces.
  • The early goal leader for the Redbirds is Ashley Santos, who has scored two goals in two games for Illinois State.

Ticket Information

  • Aces soccer tickets will not be for sale for the general public for the 2021 season. Attendance will be limited to invited friends and family of the home and away teams and a limited number of student tickets.

 

Ristic Claims Silver in 200 Freestyle Hoosiers Stand Steady in Third

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Day three of the 2021 Women’s Big Ten Swimming Championships saw two medals go the way of the No. 21-ranked Hoosiers on Thursday night. IU remains in third place with two days remaining at the Jean K. Freeman Aquatic Center.

 

100 BUTTERFLY

Freshman Elizabeth Broshears finished t-sixth (52.81) in a loaded Championship Final field that saw Michigan’s Maggie MacNeil throw down the nation’s fastest 100 Butterfly time of the 2020-21 season.

 

400 IM

Senior Josie Grote finished with the bronze medal is a highly-competitive Championship Final with a career-best time of 4:07.99. She was narrowly out-touched (4:07.90) for second. Junior Mackenzie Looze finished sixth out of the A Final heat with a time of 4:12.13.

 

Senior Bailey Kovac picked up some valuable points by winning the Consolation Final with a time of 4:13.18. She used a strong kick in the freestyle leg to take over the top spot in the heat, winning by 0.01 seconds.

 

Out of the C Final, freshman Anna Freed took 24th with a time of 4:21.91.

 

200 FREESTYLE

Freshman Ella Ristic secured a silver medal with a time of 1:44.89, a career-best mark. She initiated the race pace for the first handful of laps before giving way to the eventual champion in the final 50 yards.

 

Senior Laurel Eiber and sophomore Ashley Turak finished 13th and 14th, respectively, out of the Consolation Final.

TEAM SCORES

  1. Ohio State – 771 pts.
  2. Michigan – 650 pts.
  3. INDIANA – 530 pts.
  4. Northwestern – 424.5 pts.
  5. Wisconsin – 327 pts.
  6. Minnesota – 289 pts.
  7. Nebraska – 276 pts.
  8. Iowa – 246.5 pts.
  9. Penn State – 189 pts.
  10. Purdue – 185 pts.
  11. Michigan State – 127 pts.
  12. Illinois – 109 pts.
  13. Rutgers – 30 pts.

 

NOTABLES

  • Ristic moved into sixth place on the all-time performers list in the 200 Freestyle, while the time ranks inside the top-20 nationally.
  • Grote climbed into the seventh spot on the 400 IM performer list and sits firmly inside the top-15 nationally in the event.
    • IU churned out five moreNCAA B Cut times in the evening session and two swimmers broke their career best marks.

     

    FINALS RESULTS

    100 BUTTERFLY

    t-6. Elizabeth Broshears – 52.81 (NCAA B Cut)

     

    400 IM

    1. Josie Grote – 4:07.99 (NCAA B Cut, Career Best)
    2. Mackenzie Looze – 4:12.13 (NCAA B Cut)
    3. Bailey Kovac – 4:13.18 (NCAA B Cut)
    4. Anna Freed – 4:21.91

     

    200 FREESTYLE

    1. Ella Ristic – 1:44.89 (NCAA B Cut, Career Best)
    2. Laurel Eiber – 1:47.58
    3. Ashley Turak – 1:47.77

     

    UP NEXT

    The 2021 Big Ten Championships will continue on Thursday morning with the second afternoon of preliminary action beginning at noon ET. Three events will be

Gov. Holcomb Signs COVID-19 Executive Orders

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Governor Eric J. Holcomb signed Executive Order 21-05 to extend the public health emergency. He also signed Executive Order 21-06 to continue the targeted restrictions for counties that have high levels of COVID-19.

Click here to see the executive orders: https://www.in.gov/gov/governor-holcomb/newsroom/executive-orders/

Men’s basketball welcomes Missouri State

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Aces and Bears to meet on Friday and Saturday

 

Just one more weekend remains in the regular season with the University of Evansville welcoming Missouri State to the Ford Center for a pair of games this week.  The 2-game series will take place on Friday and Saturday evening with both games beginning at 6 p.m….ESPN+ and the Purple Aces Radio Network will have the coverage.

 

Setting the Scene                                                                                                           

– Evansville enters the final weekend of the season in 5th place in the MVC and hopes to clinch one of the top six seeds at Arch Madness while avoiding Thursday’s play-in round

– Missouri State comes to town with a 6-game win streak and boast the top scorer and rebounder in the Valley

– Facing a tough streak of playing the conference’s top four teams in consecutive series, the Aces look to finish on a high note with its final two home contests

 

Last Time Out                                                                                                           

– On Monday, Evansville and Drake wrapped up their series in Des Moines with the Bulldogs finishing with a 74-63 victory at the Knapp Center

– Evansville led by a score of 35-31 at halftime, but the Bulldogs rallied in the early minutes of the second half to take the lead for good…Drake outscored UE by a 43-28 margin in the final 20 minutes

– Playing over 37 minutes, Shamar Givance led the team with 17 points while Evan Kuhlman chipped in 16

– Joseph Yesufu scored 36 in the contest…in two games, Yesufu averaged 34 points

 

Looking Back

– The last time the Aces and Bears wrapped up their regular season at the Ford Center came on Feb. 25, 2012

– Evansville won in overtime by a final of 75-70 and forced a 5-way tie for third in the MVC standings at 9-9…by way of the tiebreaker, UE became the #3 seed and faced Missouri State in the first game and went on to take a 72-62 win in St. Louis to go 3-0 against the preseason MVC favorites

– A loss that day in 2012 would have slid the Aces to 8th place in the final standings

 

What Can’t He Do?    

– UE junior Shamar Givance continues to do it all on the floor…his average of 3 steals per game at Drake lifted his season average to a league-leading 1.6 per game

– He remains second in the league with 4.0 assists, 11th in scoring (12.8 PPG) and is tied for 8th with 31.6 minutes per contest

– After leading the team with 18 PPG in the Drake series, Givance raised his average over the last eight games to 14.4 PPG…his recent streak came on the heels of the series at Bradley where he scored a total of five points

 

Pinpoint Accuracy

– Jawaun Newton continues to shoot at an impressive clip and has converted 64.7% of his 2-point attempts since January 2… over that span, he is shooting 55.3% (78-141) overall, 64.7% (66-102) from inside and has shot 57% or higher on eight occasions

– While his accuracy saw a slight dip in the Drake series (8-for-21), his output remained strong as he averaged 11 points per game…in the opener, he tied his career mark with eight rebounds

 

Scouting the Opponent

– Missouri State enters the final weekend of the regular season with a record of 15-5 overall and 11-5 in the MVC

– Since a 70-50 loss to Loyola on February 1, the Bears have reeled off six wins in a row including a 68-53 win at Southern Illinois on Feb. 17

– The Bears are fourth in the conference standings

– MSU has the top scorer and the top rebounded in the MVC as Isiaih Mosley paces the league with 19.7 points per game and Gaige Prim leads the conference with 9.3 caroms

– Mosley is also the top free throw shooter in the conference, hitting 86.7% of his tries

– Prim is third in the Valley in scoring, checking in at 16.0 points per game