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Aces Improve in Final Day at MVC Preview
Katterhenry tops the squad
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. – Kayla Katterhenry was the low shooter of the day as the University of Evansville women’s golf team completed the MVC Preview on Tuesday at Dalhousie Golf Club.
Katterhenry shot a 75 in Tuesday’s final round to finish in a tie for 22nd with a final score of 228. Her rounds on Monday checked in at 77 and 76. Maggie Camp was second for the Purple Aces. Scores of 77 in the last two rounds saw her finish the event with a 238, good for a 49th place finish.
Third on the squad was Madison Chaney. She tied for 62nd with a final score of 243. Her top round of the event was in the second trip around the course where she registered a 77. Giulia Mallmann carded an 86 on Tuesday to finish with a 256 while Maria Pickens completed the event with a 268.
As a team, Evansville moved up to 12th place with a 965. Taking top honors on the team side was Murray State with an 871. Their dominant effort continued as they defeated UMKC by 13 shots. Taryn Torgerson of Wichita State was the medalist. Her final of 213 gave her the championship by one str
Screaming Eagles Soar Into National Rankings
Before Today, The Last Time The USI Men’s Soccer Team Was Ranked Was 2003.
A red-hot University of Southern Indiana men’s soccer team comes home this weekend on a program-best seven-game winning streak, ranked 19th in the NSCAA Top 25 poll, and with the opportunity to play the NCAA Division II number one ranked team. USI (9-1-0, 7-1-0 GLVC) starts the home weekend by hosting William Jewell College (2-8-0, 2-6-0 GLVC) Friday at 7:30 p.m. before welcoming number one ranked and GLVC-leading Rockhurst University (9-0-1, 7-0-1 GLVC) Sunday at noon.
Live coverage of USI’s two-match home weekend can be found on GoUSIEagles.com.
Week 6 Eagle Notes:Â
USI enters the top 25 poll; For the first time since 1990, the Eagles are ranked in the NSCAA Division II Top 25 poll, entering the poll at number 19. USI finished the 1990 season 19th nationally and were ranked as high as 18th during that fall.
Eagles off to best start:Â The Screaming Eagles are off the best start in program history with a red-hot 9-1-0 overall mark in 2016, 7-1-0 in the GLVC. They surpassed the start of the 1982 squad, which was the only USI men’s soccer team to advance to the NCAA Division II Tournament in 1982.
Winning Streak:Â USI extended its winning streak to seven matches last weekend, tying the team record set by the 1990 and 1991 teams.
Second consecutive road trip sweep:Â Â The Eagles swept last weekend’s two-match road trip by defeating Saint Joseph’s College, 2-0, and the University of Indianapolis, 1-0. The last time USI has won four-straight road matches was 1988.
Zehme named GLVC Defensive Player of the Week after sweep: Junior goalkeeper Adam Zehme(Orland Park, Illinois) was named the GLVC Defensive Player of the Week after posting a pair of road shutouts last weekend. The junior goalkeeper made 10 saves in winning his career-best eighth and ninth matches of the year. Zehme has recorded shutouts in four of the last five USI matches and is one away from tying his career-high of five set last season.
Giving the Assist: Junior midfielder Kyle Richardville (Vincennes, Indiana), freshman midfielder Sean Rickey (Columbia, Illinois), and freshman midfielder Adam Becker (Columbia, Illinois) have four assists apiece to lead the Eagles and tie for fifth in the GLVC.
Ramirez close to having best freshman year:  Freshman forward Eric Ramirez (Vincennes, Indiana) has eight goals through the first nine matches and is closing in on one of the best freshmen seasons in USI history. The eight goals match the most by a freshman since Eric Schoenstein in 1988 when he scored nine during USI’s run to the GLVC Tournament.
Among the leaders: Freshman forward Eric Ramirez leads the GLVC and ranks 15th in the NCAA Division II with eight goals. Junior midfielder Kyle Richardville, freshman midfielder Sean Rickey, and freshman midfielder Adam Becker are tied for fifth in the conference in assists. As a team, USI is third nationally and leads the GLVC in assists.
This week’s opponents in the GLVC:Â While the Eagles were picked to place eighth in the GLVC this season, Rockhurst was tabbed to place first and William Jewell was forecast for last in the league by the conference head coaches.
USI looks to stay on track versus William Jewell:Â The Eagles are looking to stay on track versus the Cardinals after going 1-0-1 the last two seasons. USI, which trails the all-time series to William Jewell, 3-1-1, posted a 2-2 double-overtime tie last year in Liberty, Missouri, and a 2-0 win in 2014 at Strassweg Field.
Eagles-Hawks could play for conference lead: USI and Rockhurst, which plays at Bellarmine Friday night before coming to visit Strassweg Field, could be playing for the conference lead Sunday at 2:30 p.m. The Eagles start the week a half-game behind the Hawks in the GLVC standings. USI has a lot of ground to make up in the all-time series against Rockhurst, entering Sunday’s match-up trailing, 17-1-3. The Hawks won both meetings last season in Kansas City, winning the regular season match, 3-1, and the GLVC first round match, 1-0.
Also receiving votes: Colorado Mesa University (14), Drury University (8), Notre Dame College (7),
University of California-San Diego (5), Urbana University (2), Franklin Pierce University (2)
A red-hot University of Southern Indiana men’s soccer team comes home this weekend on a program-best seven-game winning streak, ranked 19th in the NSCAA Top 25 poll, and with the opportunity to play the NCAA Division II number one ranked team. USI (9-1-0, 7-1-0 GLVC) starts the home weekend by hosting William Jewell College (2-8-0, 2-6-0 GLVC) Friday at 7:30 p.m. before welcoming number one ranked and GLVC-leading Rockhurst University (9-0-1, 7-0-1 GLVC) Sunday at noon.
Live coverage of USI’s two-match home weekend can be found on GoUSIEagles.com.
Week 6 Eagle Notes:Â
USI enters the top 25 poll; For the first time since 1990, the Eagles are ranked in the NSCAA Division II Top 25 poll, entering the poll at number 19. USI finished the 1990 season 19th nationally and were ranked as high as 18th during that fall.
Eagles off to best start:Â The Screaming Eagles are off the best start in program history with a red-hot 9-1-0 overall mark in 2016, 7-1-0 in the GLVC. They surpassed the start of the 1982 squad, which was the only USI men’s soccer team to advance to the NCAA Division II Tournament in 1982.
Winning Streak:Â USI extended its winning streak to seven matches last weekend, tying the team record set by the 1990 and 1991 teams.
Second consecutive road trip sweep:Â Â The Eagles swept last weekend’s two-match road trip by defeating Saint Joseph’s College, 2-0, and the University of Indianapolis, 1-0. The last time USI has won four-straight road matches was 1988.
Zehme named GLVC Defensive Player of the Week after sweep: Junior goalkeeper Adam Zehme(Orland Park, Illinois) was named the GLVC Defensive Player of the Week after posting a pair of road shutouts last weekend. The junior goalkeeper made 10 saves in winning his career-best eighth and ninth matches of the year. Zehme has recorded shutouts in four of the last five USI matches and is one away from tying his career-high of five set last season.
Giving the Assist: Junior midfielder Kyle Richardville (Vincennes, Indiana), freshman midfielder Sean Rickey (Columbia, Illinois), and freshman midfielder Adam Becker (Columbia, Illinois) have four assists apiece to lead the Eagles and tie for fifth in the GLVC.
Ramirez close to having best freshman year:  Freshman forward Eric Ramirez (Vincennes, Indiana) has eight goals through the first nine matches and is closing in on one of the best freshmen seasons in USI history. The eight goals match the most by a freshman since Eric Schoenstein in 1988 when he scored nine during USI’s run to the GLVC Tournament.
Among the leaders: Freshman forward Eric Ramirez leads the GLVC and ranks 15th in the NCAA Division II with eight goals. Junior midfielder Kyle Richardville, freshman midfielder Sean Rickey, and freshman midfielder Adam Becker are tied for fifth in the conference in assists. As a team, USI is third nationally and leads the GLVC in assists.
This week’s opponents in the GLVC:Â While the Eagles were picked to place eighth in the GLVC this season, Rockhurst was tabbed to place first and William Jewell was forecast for last in the league by the conference head coaches.
USI looks to stay on track versus William Jewell:Â The Eagles are looking to stay on track versus the Cardinals after going 1-0-1 the last two seasons. USI, which trails the all-time series to William Jewell, 3-1-1, posted a 2-2 double-overtime tie last year in Liberty, Missouri, and a 2-0 win in 2014 at Strassweg Field.
Eagles-Hawks could play for conference lead: USI and Rockhurst, which plays at Bellarmine Friday night before coming to visit Strassweg Field, could be playing for the conference lead Sunday at 2:30 p.m. The Eagles start the week a half-game behind the Hawks in the GLVC standings. USI has a lot of ground to make up in the all-time series against Rockhurst, entering Sunday’s match-up trailing, 17-1-3. The Hawks won both meetings last season in Kansas City, winning the regular season match, 3-1, and the GLVC first round match, 1-0.
UE Women’s Golf Finishes Opening Day at MVC Preview
Aces in 13th place
 CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. – With two rounds in the books at the MVC Preview, the University of Evansville women’s golf team ranks in 13th place on the leaderboard at Dalhousie Country Club.
Evansville was led by Kayla Katterhenry, who ranks in a tie for 31st place. She stands at a +9 153 following the first two rounds of play. She began the day with a 77 before carding a 4-over 76 in the second round.
Next up was Madison Chaney. Rounds of 80 and 77 have her in a tie for 50th with a 157. She stands at 13 over par. Third on the squad was Maggie Camp. After posting an 84 in the first round, she improved her score by seven strokes to a 77. Her score checks in at a 161.
Giulia Mallmann finished the opening day with rounds of 86 and 84. Rounding out the squad were Lexie Sollman and Maria Pickens. Sollman registered rounds of 91 and 86 to finish the day with a 177 while Pickens’ 94 and 86 have her sitting at a 180.
There is a 3-way tie atop the individual leaderboard as Taryn Torgerson (Wichita State), Cynthia Diaz (UMKC) and Beth Ann Compton (Arkansas State) each have scores of 141 entering Tuesday’s final round.
On the team side, Murray State completed the day with a 581, just five over par. UMKC is six behind in second place while Arkansas State is in third place, 12 strokes off the lead.
Men’s Golf Leads the Pack at Butler
Aces have 2-shot lead going into final round
 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Tyler Gray and Wil Pahud are tied for second place on the individual leaderboard as the University of Evansville men’s golf team leads the way at the Butler Invitational at Highland Country Club.
With two out of three rounds completed, the Purple Aces sit with 568 strokes, two ahead of UIndy and three in front of Butler. In the opening round, UE shot a 278, the lowest round of the day for any team in the field.
Pacing the Aces were Tyler Gray and Wil Pahud. Gray opened the tournament with a 1-over 71 before shooting an even par in the second round to stand with a 141. Pahud began the day with an even 70 before firing off a 71 in the second round.
Standing in a tie for 11th place is the duo of Zac Turi and Noah Reese. Turi had his best day of college play on Monday, shooting a 1-under 69 in the first round. He followed that up with a 75 to stand with a 144. Reese was even better in the first round. He posted a 2-under 68 before notching a 76 to sit with a 144.
Freshman Matthew Ladd also had a solid day at the office. Following a 76, Ladd carded a 74 in the second round to complete the day with a 150. He is tied for 29th.
Evansville’s individuals also had stellar days. Jon Pick is tied for sixth place. His efforts of 70 and 72 gave him a 142 for the day. Three behind him was Cameron Weyer, who notched rounds of 73 and 72 to stand at a 145. Austin Carmack is tied for 29th place following rounds of 74 and 76 while Robert Waggoner finished the day with a 159 (79-80).
Patrick Allgeier of Butler is the top individual. His rounds of 71 and 69 have him one ahead of Pahud and Gray with a 140.
One more round of action is set for Tuesday morning starting at 8:30 a.m. ET.
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Latest on the Aleah Beckerle Search
 An FBI search team continues searching the Blackfoot Landfill in Pike County for clues in the disappearance of 19-year-old Aleah Beckerle.
Aleah, who is disabled and bound to a wheelchair, disappeared from her home July 17th and has not been seen since.
As those efforts continue, Aleah’s family and supporters hosted a car wash this weekend to raise money to try and help find her.
They hope to get another professional search group of some kind to help in the search.
City Rolls Out New Shared Bike Program
 One of the recurring themes city leaders are pushing for is connectivity. On Monday a major announcement — seven new bike sharing stations are set up throughout the community for anyone 18 or older to use. The new bike sharing program gives people the opportunity to get from point A to point B and get some exercise along the way.
Ideas turned reality all within the calendar year. Students from area high schools participated in the University of Evansville “Changemaker Challengeâ€Â designed to motivate young adults to address community issues through innovative solutions.
A major idea coming from the competition was the concept of a shared bike program. Students from both Memorial High School as well as Central High School proposed the idea. City leaders listened and began working in partnership with students to turn the idea into reality, “To see this program become what it has in less than a year it’s just amazing. It started out at least for our high school teams as scribbles on a piece of paper and now we have stations all throughout Evansville,†said UE freshman Mason Mobley who participated on Central High School’s Changemaker Challenge team.
The bike vendor “Zagster†and Evansville Area Trails Coalition entered into a three year agreement to provide area residents with the shared form of transportation.
Accessing a bike is as easy as registering on your smart phone and making a payment. Zagster then sends the consumer a code, that is entered into a box on the back of the bike. The box opens with a key that allows a bike to be unlocked and ready to ride.
18 different community organizations came together to make this happen, “I think it really speaks to the direction in which Evansville is moving and so when you say there’s an idea that came up and some people say,’â€It’s hard to get ideas to actually come to fruition here,â€â€˜ I think we proved the opposite of that. There was an idea that was a concept and now it’s alive and it’s breathing,†said Darrin Lander with Evansville Area Trails Coalition.
“Zagster†offers several different membership options. An annual membership is a one time $60 fee breaking down to five dollars a month — the most economical option. Seven different share stations are set up in the community — bikes can be picked up at one location and returned to another.
Participants do have agree to the terms and conditions before using the bikes. Zagster provides insurance to all riders through the rental agreement.
Justices Suspend City Court judge Accused Of Battering Police Chief
Justices Suspend City Court judge Accused Of Battering Police Chief
Dave Stafford for www.theindianalawyer.com
Dunkirk City Court Judge Tommy Dale “Chip†Phillips II has been suspended with pay after he was charged with assaulting the city’s police chief, who is also Phillips’ nephew.
After a special prosecutor charged Phillips with Level 6 felony battery against a public safety officer, the Indiana Supreme Court issued an order Friday saying his suspension was required under Admission and Discipline Rule 25(V)(A).
According to charging information, the assault occurred as Phillips met with Dunkirk Police Chief Dane Mumbower and Mayor Gene Ritter at the police station to discuss issues of conflict between the judge and police department, according to a police report from the Jay County Sheriff’s Office contained in charges filed by special prosecutor Jeremy W. Brown of Adams County.
The report says “immediately after the meeting began, Judge Phillips began speaking to Chief Mumbower in a very aggressive manner, stating that he has cut all family ties with him and if Chief Mumbower was laying on the side of the road, Judge Phillips would not stop to help him.â€
Mumbower got up to leave the meeting, pointed at Phillips and said “You don’t tell me what to do†after Phillips told him to sit down, the report says. “Chief Mumbower states that at that point Judge Phillips got up from his seat and aggressively ‘charged’ at Chief Mumbower with both hands to Chief Mumbower’s chest area, knocking him back into the wall and causing him pain and discomfort and knocking him off balance,†the reports says.
The report says Mumbower reported that Phillips and Mayor Ritter both told him to stay in the room. He said when he told Ritter that Phillips had just committed battery on him, he “was then told by Mayor Ritter that he was telling him as his boss to sit down.†Mumbower said he returned to his seat for fear his job might be in jeopardy if he didn’t.
“Chief Mumbower states that he then advised Mayor Ritter and Judge Phillips that the incident was documented by audio and video in the room. … Chief Mumbower states that near the end of the meeting, Judge Phillips asked Chief Mumbower not to show the video to the other officers on the department and he agreed to this,†the report says.
Phillips’ suspension is effective immediately. Phillips is not an attorney and has served as Dunkirk City Court judge since October 2000, according to the Supreme Court.
His judicial discipline case is In the Matter of Tommy D. Phillips, 38S00-1609-JD-00517. The court said it would arrange for a judge in Dunkirk City Court Court, but none had been appointed as of Friday.
Chaired by Chief Justice Loretta Rush, the Commission on Judicial Qualifications is the seven-member group that investigates alleged ethical misconduct by judges. The Supreme Court has final authority over judicial discipline.