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Eagles Starts GLVC Campaign Friday USI

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The University of Southern Indiana men’s soccer team begins the 2018 Great Lakes Valley Conference campaign Friday when it hosts Drury University for a special 1 p.m. kickoff at Strassweg Field. The Screaming Eagles hit the road for the second half of the weekend and conclude the first weekend of GLVC play at Truman State University Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in Kirksville, Missouri.

Coverage for USI in GLVC action can be found at GoUSIEagles.com.

Week 3 Eagle Notes: 
USI takes two of three non-conference matches: The Screaming Eagles finished non-conference play with a 2-1 mark, including the exciting 3-2 overtime road win over Davenport University last week. USI junior midfielder Sean Rickey scored twice, including the game-winner in overtime, and assisted on a goal to lead the Eagles offensive surge against Davenport. Freshman defender Colten Walsh scored USI’s second goal of the game gave the Eagles a 2-0 lead before the Panthers rallied to set the stage for Rickey in overtime.

Rickey, Walsh providing the offense: Junior midfielder Sean Rickey and freshman defender Colten Walsh have provided all five of USI’s goals through the first three matches. Rickey has a team-high seven points on three goals (one versus Kentucky Wesleyan College; two versus Davenport) and one assist, while Walsh has two goals (one versus KWC and Davenport).

Santoro in his 10th year: USI Head Coach Mat Santoro has a 77-71-17 overall record at the helm. Santoro has guided the Eagles to four GLVC Tournament appearances and the NCAA II Tournament in 2016.

USI tabbed sixth in GLVC poll: The Eagles are predicted to place sixth in the GLVC preseason poll of the league’s coaches. USI was the GLVC Tournament runner-up last season after ending the season with an 8-6-0 league mark and placing seventh in the regular season a year ago.

Return to the GLVC Tournament: USI is looking for its fourth-straight trip to the GLVC Tournament for the first time since 1988, 1989, 1990, and 1991.

GLVC leader in championships: USI has 10 GLVC men’s soccer titles since the conference was created in 1979, the most by any program in the league. The Eagles won the conference championships in 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1988, 1989, 1990, and 1991.

USI versus Drury: USI trails Drury in head-to-head match-ups, 11-2-2, since the series began in 1995. The Eagles won last year’s meeting at Strassweg Field, 3-2 in double overtime, but is 1-3-1 in the last five meetings.

The Panthers in 2018: Drury (0-3-1) is off to a slow start in 2018, posting an 0-3-1 mark. The Panthers’ tie was a 0-0 double-overtime marathon versus Upper Iowa University, in addition to losing to Rogers State University, Northeastern State University, and the University of Wisconsin-Parkside. Drury’s lone goal of the season came in the 4-1 loss to UW-Parkside last week.

USI vs. Truman State: The Eagles are looking to even the score with the Bulldogs of Truman State and even the all-time record. Truman State lead the all-time series, 9-8-2, and dates back to 1983 when it was known as Northeast Missouri State University.

The Bulldogs in 2018: Truman is off to a 2-0-1 mark to begin the season, including wins over Purdue Northwest, 3-2, and Southwest Baptist University, 6-0. The Bulldogs will host Lewis University Friday before welcoming the visiting Eagles.

Yoga On The Hill

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Wind down your day by centering your body in nature with our free yoga classes, taught be instructor, Stacy Milheiser.

There is no registration required for this class, but you will need to bring your own mat.

Arrive 15 minutes early to allow yourself time to walk down the trail to the hill.

Every Wednesday in September
Kids Class – 5:00-5:30 pm
Adults Class – 5:30-6:30 pm

ADOPT A PET

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Maybelle is a 7-year-old female black Lab mix. Like many senior dogs, she is very calm & sweet! She’s in good health and has plenty of wonderful years full of love to give. She tolerates laid-back dogs who aren’t in her face a lot, and preferably dogs smaller than her. Her adoption fee is $110 and includes her spay, microchip, vaccines, and more. Contact Vanderburgh Humane at (812) 426-2563 for adoption details!

 

HOT JOBS IN EVANSVILLE

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THE NIKE PROTEST

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VANDERBURGH COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY CALENDAR

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Aces volleyball hangs on for 5-set win against Tennessee State

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Rachel Tam posted 25 kills while Mildrelis Rodriguez notched 14 and Kerra Cornist finished with 12 to pace the University of Evansville volleyball team in a 3-2 win over Tennessee State on Tuesday evening inside Meeks Family Fieldhouse.

Tam added 12 digs and five blocks to her total.  Rodriguez led everyone with a career-high 24 digs and hit .303.  Cornist hit .348 in the impressive effort as her 12 kills marked a career high.  Allana McInnis also set her top UE (6-4) mark with 60 assists.

Tennessee State (2-8) was led by Johanna Kruize and Rachel Henderson who had 14 kills apiece.

Mildrelis Rodriguez notched five kills in the opening set to help the Aces take a 25-14 win.  The teams battled in the early part of the set with UE holding a 12-10 lead.  The course of the frame changed in a 6-1 stretch as Rodriguez posted a pair of kills to put UE up by seven – 18-11.  Rachel Tam also added a service ace.  With Evansville holding a 20-14 advantage, Elena Redmond did the serving as UE reeled off the final four points, capped off by an ace of her own.

With the second frame knotted up at 2-2, UE scored four in a row with Alondra Vazquez posting the first kill of her UE career.  Olivia Goldstein also added an ace as UE took the lead.  Tennessee State fought back within a point at 11-10 and remained in the hunt until a 5-0 run by UE would see them extend their lead to 20-15.  A Rocio Fortuny ace and a Kerra Cornist kill highlighted the rally.  UE would hold on for the 25-17 win.

Evansville made its first run, scoring three in a row with the game tied up at 3-3 as Olivia Goldstein had an ace before Tam registered a kill to give UE a 6-3 advantage.  The Tigers marched back as an 8-1 rally gave them an 11-7 lead.  Kylie Hayes served well, posting an ace in their run.

Facing their largest deficit of the match, UE came right back.  A double block by Fortuny and Patricia Joseph got the team within one at 14-13 before a Tam kill tied it up on the next point.  The Aces went on to grab the lead at 17-16.  After TSU grabbed a 20-19 lead, an Allana McInnis ace put the lead back on UE’s side at 21-20.  Evansville pushed its lead back up to four at 24-20, but Tennessee State had one more run left.  The Tigers reeled off four in a row to tie it up at 24-24.  Rachel Tam had her biggest kill of the night to give UE match point, but TSU was able to pull off a 29-27 triumph.

After the Tigers opened game four on a 3-1 stretch, the Aces found their groove as the notched three to take a 4-3 lead.  TSU roared back with five in a row to go up 8-4.  The early stretch of runs continued with the Aces posting four in a row of their own to tie it right back up at 8-8.  Tennessee State retook the lead and pulled away to a 21-15 lead before tying the match with a 25-23 win.

UE scored the first two points of the fifth set with Cornist and Tam recording kills before extending that lead to 8-1.  Following a TSU point, Evansville continued to roll, going up 11-2 before taking the 15-4 win to clinch the match.

This weekend, the Aces wrap up their non-conference schedule in Dayton, Ohio where they will take on Ohio State, Tennessee and host Dayton.

 

IS IT TRUE SEPTEMBER 12, 2018

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We hope that today’s “READERS FORUM” will provoke honest and open dialogue concerning issues that we, as responsible citizens of this community, need to address in a rational and responsible way?

IS IT TRUE we would like to congratulate Mayor Winnecke and his staff for planning a first class presentation concerning building the Deaconess Aquatic Center at Garvin park? …that Mayor Winnecke did a masterful job in convincing that the City can afford to build the Aquatic Center?  …that Olympian Gold Medal winner Lilly King was extremely convincing when she told City Council that the City needs to bit the bullet and build a new Aquatic Center? ..the group of well-prepared swimming enthusiasts also made a convincing argument for this projects?  …we wish that the City could have afforded to build the new Aquatic Center at Robert’s Park?

IS IT TRUE that the Evansville City Council voted to approve the construction of a new $28 Million Aquatic Center on Monday evening?…even Evansville’s pride and joy Lilly King who distinguished herself as an Olympic Gold Medalist and World Champion was on hand to encourage the expenditure on yet another quasi-fun and games investment?…what escaped many people is that the nationally acclaimed Ms. King developed into an Olympic caliber swimmer without such a facility right here in Evansville?…we say quasi- fun and games because such an Aquatic Center will also serve as a year round opportunity for swimming and host swim competitions in a location that has never had something like this?…the location of Garvin Park is being questioned by some due to the parking issues and the general state of the neighborhood?…it is widely believed that the new Aquatic Center would have been better served by becoming the anchor for the future Roberts Park where the Roberts Stadium once sat?…all in all as such investments go, this is a decent one and will provide opportunities that have not been available in Evansville?…the real question is whether or not the City of Evansville has the cash and willingness to take care of the place?…the list of neglected things is long and includes but is not limited to Mesker Amphitheater, Roberts Stadium, the Victory Theater, Lloyd Swimming pool, dozens of city parks, and of course the condom and heroin needle filled sand boxes for children?…we hope the historically negligent City of Evansville does a better job with the new Aquatic Center?

IS IT TRUE that another bizarre crime was reported with a man on a bicycle carrying a sword has been arrested for trying to use his sword to steal a scooter?…the mental picture of this meth head jousting is both concerning and every bit a skit that Johnny Knoxville would have invented for the Jackass movies?…picturing a knight in tattered clothing galloping on a bike with a sword brings back memories of Don Quixote tilting at windmills while slowly going crazy defending the virtues of a streetwalker named Dulcinea?…much to our surprise, a Sir Galahad imitation on a bike with a sword was done about a year ago in Evansville too?…this is the dumbest crime since some fool tried to climb down the chimney and got stuck in Goosetown?… Evansville is making a name for itself in the dumb crimes world and nothing is ever a surprise in River City?

IS IT TRUE that former Mayor Weinzapfel and his political buddies told us years ago that if a new downtown arena is built the “big” rock and roll acts will come to Evansville?…one of the acts that it was claimed would not come to Evansville because of the stadium rigging was Metallica?…on March 9, 2019 Metallica will be playing at the Yum Center in Louisville?…no date has been announced for Metallica to come to Ford Center and we assume that Evansville is not on the spring tour even though the Ford Center was built and the ceiling will supposedly hold the speakers?…we suspect the whole ruse of building a smaller arena for “big” bands was just lies and that Metallica will not be coming to Evansville as long as they can sell out 20,000 seats a night elsewhere?…it looks like we got fooled again?

IS IT TRUE that Edie Hardcastle, Democratic candidate for State Senate seat District 49, revealed yesterday that her opponent, Republican incumbent Jim Tomes, refuses to participate in a televised debate jointly hosted by the Courier & Press and by WNIN? …that State Senator Jim Tomes decision not to debate his opponent is an insult to his constituents? 

IS IT TRUE we wonder how much the City of Evansville will have their “Rainey Day Fund” account for 2019?

IS IT TRUE we wonder how much did the City subsidized the Evansville Thunderbolts during their 2017-18 hockey season?

IS IT TRUE the very popular community music event “Parksfest” was moved over the weekend from Garvin Park to Old National Events Plaza due to bad weather? …that the “Parksfest” committee and volunteers were in a bind and called upon Vanderburgh County Commissioner Ben Shoulders for his help just in case bad weather hit and it had to be taken inside or canceled? … that County Commissioner Shoulders engaged the General Manager of ONEP, Alexis Beggren, and her team to ensure this event could be moved on such short notice in case of bad weather? …the rain hit and “Parksfest” event has to be held inside and went off without a hitch? ….we give five (5) cheers to Commissioner Ben Shoulders, Alexis Berggren and the entire ONEP team for helping to save this worthy community event? ..we also give five (5) cheers to Nathan Jochum, Zach Evans, Amy Word-Smith and the “Parksfest” committee, volunteers, musicians, and food vendors for putting on a first-class event? …that big things can get done by working together, even if it rains!

IS IT TRUE that University of Evansville student Aulden Nance keeps bugging the heck out of our Editor to do a “Readers Poll” on the Vanderburgh County Prosecutor’s race?  …we have decided to grant his wishes during the next several days?

Todays“Readers Poll” question is: Do you feel that State Senator Jim Tomes decision not to debate his opponent is an insult to his constituents? 

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