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Eric Harcourt promoted to Assistant AD for Sports Medicine
Eric Harcourt promoted to Assistant AD for Sports Medicine
Harcourt has been on the UE AT staff since 2021
EVANSVILLE, Ind. – Eric Harcourt has been promoted to the Assistant Athletic Director for Sports Medicine at the University of Evansville. He assumes the role following the retirement of Terry Collins after 37 years with the Purple Aces.
Harcourt joined the Aces staff in June of 2021 as an Assistant Athletic Trainer and has been working in that capacity since that time.
“I am grateful to (UE Director of Athletics) Ziggy Siegfried and the UE athletics administration for this opportunity and the chance to continue providing high-quality healthcare to our student-athletes,” Harcourt exclaimed. “This would not have been possible without Terry Collins and my other mentors who prepared me to take this step.”
“Having the chance to work with Terry for the last three years has been a great experience and I look forward to working with our staff to continue to build on the high standard that he set throughout his career.”
Before joining the UE staff, Harcourt earned his Master’s of Science in Exercise Science from Indiana State University where he was a graduate assistant athletic trainer with the Sycamore baseball team. He earned his Bachelor’s of Arts in Athletic Training from Anderson University (Ind.) in 2019. Prior to his senior year, he completed a summer internship with the Indianapolis Colts.
“Over the past few years we have been able to add to our Athletic Training staff to meet the demands of sports medicine for our student athletes,” Terry Collins said. “Eric is one of those additions and is well prepared to lead the group keeping the standard of care at a high-level for UE student-athletes.”
Harcourt is a native of Brownsburg, Ind.
Vincennes University Board of Trustees, 8/21/24
VINCENNES UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Wednesday, August 21, 2024
Vincennes University Jasper Campus
Center for Technology, Innovation and Manufacturing
850 College Avenue
Jasper, Indiana 47546
Mike Sievers, Chair
Regular Session – 10:30 a.m. (EDT), CTIM – Room 226/227
Call to Order
Roll Call
Approval of Minutes
Chairman’s Remarks
Reports from Administrative Leadership
● VU-Jasper Update – Stephanie Stemle, Interim Dean / Assistant Vice President for Strategic Initiatives and representatives of the VU Jasper staff
● Update on Enrollment–Sarah McLin, Director of Admissions
President’s Comments
Adjournment
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EPD DAILY ACTIVITY REPORT
FOOTNOTE: EPD DAILY ACTIVITY REPORT information was provided by the EPD and posted by the City-County-County Observer without opinion, bias, or editing.
Criminal Mischief at Mickey’s Kingdom
This morning, August 13th, as Evansville Police Department Parks Officers completed a walking patrol through Mickey’s Kingdom, officers discovered that someone destroyed the toilet in the park bathroom. The toilet was detached and broken into pieces. It appears some items, including a plastic water bottle, were also shoved down into the toilet. The vandalism is believed to have occurred overnight and could cost as much as $1,500 to replace and repair the toilet and plumbing.
The Evansville Police Department is asking that anyone with information about this crime to please reach out to EPD at (812) 436-7979 or call the EPD Tip Line at (812) 435-6194
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Otters split doubleheader to open five-game series
SCHAUMBURG, Ill. – Onto the last leg of their 11-game road stint, the Evansville Otters opened a five-game series on Monday against the Schaumburg Boomers in a twin bill, taking the first game 5-4 while dropping the nightcap 5-3 at Wintrust Field.
GAME 1 – Evansville 5, Schaumburg 4
The Otters (34-45) fell on the right side of the seesaw battle with the Boomers (39-39) to open the night.
After falling behind on two separate occasions, Evansville tied the game at two in the fourth inning with a Logan Brown double to left-center field. The next inning, David Mendham hit a two-out two-RBI double to give the Otters a 4-2 lead.
Schaumburg battled back, and in the seventh inning tied the game to force extra innings. Into the eighth, Brown delivered again with his third RBI of the game on a sacrifice fly to score the go-ahead run.
Michael McAvene (Sv. 7) slammed the door in the last frame. The Boomers bunted over to third the inherited runner, but the Otters closer struck out the next two to kick the series off with a win.
Pitching in the seventh, Alex Valdez (1-0) surrendered his first run of the year, but took the win. Jake Joyce (3-4) was dealt the loss after surrendering the final lead change.
Randy Bednar, Mednahm and Brown each had two hits. Timely knocks from Mendham and Brown gave them multi-RBI efforts.
GAME 2 – Schaumburg 5, Evansville 3
After trading runs in the first inning, the Otters jumped ahead 2-1 in the top of the second with a Mendham RBI base hit. The lead did not last long, and in the home half of the frame Schaumburg garnered a two-run homer to jump ahead.
The Otters offense struggled to find an answer until the last inning. Meanwhile, the Boomers plated another two unearned runs in the fifth frame to pad their lead.
Moving to the seventh, the game was made interesting as Mendham picked up another RBI hit, putting runners on first and third with one out trailing by two. But, the next batter grounded into a double play to end the game.
Right-hander Terance Marin (0-7) took the loss after allowing five runs (three earned) in four and one-thirds innings. Jakob Meyer pitched in the final one and two-thirds and did not give up a run. Out of the bullpen for the Boomers, Aaron Glickstein (4-5) took the win after throwing in four and one-third innings of one-run ball.
Both Mendham and JJ Cruz each had a pair of hits, and the Otters were outhit 8-7 in the nightcap, after the Boomers outhit the Otters 10-9 in the opener.
Back to a regular schedule tomorrow, the Otters will see Schaumburg at 6:30 p.m. CT to play in the final three games of the series. Coverage is available on the Otters Digital Network and FloBaseball.
