Head Coach Robbe Tarver announces incoming 2024 men’s soccer class
Capobianco Makes Second Olympics, Tyler Earns Historic Double
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Indiana swimming and diving athletes Andrew Capobianco and Carson Tyler qualified for the 2024 Paris Olympics on the 3-meter springboard Sunday (June 23) at the U.S. Olympic Team Trials inside the Allan Jones Aquatic Center in Knoxville, Tennessee.
Capobianco makes his second Olympics after medaling at the 2020 Tokyo Games in the 3-meter synchronized competition and finishing 10th in the individual event.
Tyler, who won the 10-meter event on Saturday, earned his second event with his second-place finish on the springboard. He becomes the first U.S. diver since Mark Ruiz in 2000 to qualify for the Olympics in both individual events.
IU divers were the top-three finishers on the 3-meter springboard as Capobianco won with a score of 971.80, Tyler finished second (945.75) and Quinn Henninger took third (870.50). Capobianco and Tyler created a 55-point cushion between themselves and the field through Friday’s semifinal and did not let up Sunday. Boasting an average 3.6 degree of difficulty, Capobianco scored at least 80 points on five of his six dives Sunday. Tyler was sharp on his lower DD list, recording better than 70 points on each attempt. Henninger outscored both Olympians on Sunday after Friday’s scores carried over, hitting two dives for 91 points.
Indiana will send three divers to the 2024 Paris Games as Jessica Parratto earned her third Olympics, qualifying in the women’s synchronized 10-meter. The Indiana swimming and diving program has produced an Olympic diver in every Summer Games since 1964.
BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS REGULAR MEETING
BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS
REGULAR MEETING
KEVIN WINTERNHEIMER CHAMBERS
ROOM 301, CIVIC CENTER COMPLEX
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 2024
NOON
AGENDA
1. CALL TO ORDER
2. MEETING MEMORANDUM JUNE 5, 2024
3. CONSENT AGENDA
a. Request Re: Approve and Execute Agreement with Demolition City Roller Derby at
Swonder Ice Arena.- Pariman
b. Request Re: Approve donated removal of hazard trees from Howell Park that
were risk assessed by City Arborist and approved for removal by Tree Advisory
Board. -Bouseman
4. OLD BUSINESS
N/A
5. NEW BUSINESS
a. Request Re: Approve and Execute Grant of Encroachment Agreement with Centerpoint
Energy for connector road in order to move forward with road construction. -Bouseman
b. Request Re: Approve and Execute Agreement with Hafer and Associates for a feasibility
study and concept designs for Hartke Pool.- Bouseman
c. Request Re: Approve and Execute Professional Services Agreement (Next Level Trails)
with Rundell Ernstberger.- Bouseman
d. Request Re: Permission to make improvements to the par 3 golf course at Howell
Park. – Houston
e. Request Re: Any Other Business the Board Wishes to Consider and Public Comment.
6. REPORTS
7. ACCEPTANCE OF PAYROLL AND VENDOR CLAIMS
8. ADJOURN
EPD DAILY ACTIVITY REPORT
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SUNDAY, JUNE 23 SWIMMING
Two Hoosiers were added to the U.S. Olympic Team, USA Swimming announced Sunday night during its final session.
- IU associate head swimming coach Cory Chitwood was named an assistant coach for the open water national team, his first appointment to an Olympic Team.
- Blake Pieroni was the final addition to the 26-man roster as the sixth-place finisher in the 200-meter freestyle. He will represent Team USA on the 4×200-meter freestyle relay.
- Additionally, incoming transfer Matt King was named to the Olympic team as the sixth-place finisher in the 100-meter freestyle. King will begin training at IU in the fall following his Olympic debut.
Smith delivers complete game shutout to win series
EVANSVILLE, Ind. – The Evansville Otters blanked the Windy City ThunderBolts Sunday at Bosse Field, winning 9-0 for their first shutout of the year.
Right-hander Zach Smith (3-4) strung together a dazzling performance, going the distance and tossing the first nine-inning complete-game shutout of any Otter this season.
While backed with exemplary pitching, the Otters (16-23) tagged the ThunderBolts (16-24) early and never looked back.
In the first inning, Randy Bednar scored two with a double to right-center for the game’s first runs. He later came in to score on a Logan Brown fielder’s choice RBI.
Another trio of runs were put on the board in the third. Evansville strung together a two-out rally, ignited by Brown with a two-strike single to left field. The next batter was hit by a pitch. Four walks in a row followed, in addition to a wild pitch to score all runs.
Later in the fifth frame, Giovanni DiGiacomo doubled with one out. He came in to score on an error by the ThunderBolts shortstop, making it 7-0.
Mason White drove in the final runs in the seventh inning. Justin Felix and Delvin Zinn led off with a single and a walk, then scored on a ball hit to right-center field.
Despite the Otters even in hits at six with Windy City, 13 walks helped propel the Evansville bats. Pavin Parks drew four walks, with DiGiacomo garnering three.
Back to .500 on the home stand, the Otters will conclude the nine-game stint against the Joliet Slammers with a three-game series beginning on Tuesday. The first pitch is scheduled for 6:35 p.m. CT. Coverage is available on the Otters Digital Network and FloBaseball.
“IS IT TRUE” JUNE 24, 2024
IS IT TRUE that Evansville is in serious financial trouble because over the years several of our elected officials have spent too much money on fun and games projects?
IS IT TRUE that we have been told that it would make reasonable budget sense if the new Evansville City Controller would do a causal review concerning the Evansville Fire Department and Water and Sewer Department equipment inventory procedures?
IS IT TRUE that an elected official in Evansville City Government uses their campaign email address for city business? …that past news reports are full of articles of politicians such as Hilary Clinton who have conducted government affairs via unsecured private email servers?… that a politician using a private email account could be construed as an attempt to protect official communications from the scrutiny of Freedom of Information Act requests from the media or members of the public?
IS IT TRUE that many members of the Vanderburgh County GOP are ready to hold hands and sing Kumbaya?…that Republican Steve Hammer, Johnny Kincaid, Marsha Abell-Barnhart, and others have offered to assist with bringing the party back together? …that we support efforts to resolve the riffs that currently exist in the Vanderburgh County GOP?
IS IT TRUE when the people fear the Government we have Tyranny and when the government fears the people we have Liberty?
FOOTNOTES: Today READERS POLL question is: Do you support EVANSVILLE establishing a permanent refugee agency?