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Current headlines from Evansville Courier & Press - Sports:
- Former USI standout breezes to win in Evansville Half Marathon | VIDEO
Tristan Mannix’s idea of a Sunday morning fun run will never be mainstream.
But that didn’t keep the former track and cross country standout at the University of Southern Indiana from breezing to the win Sunday in the YMCA’s fifth-annual Evansville Half Marathon.
Weaving down the sidewalk homestretch of the 13.1-mile race to high-five spectators and the motorcycle cop that became the last person the winner passed, Mannix was having fun at the front.
- BEARD COLUMN: UK gift-wraps another loss to Spurrier
Kentucky comes up short against South Carolina.
- 'Just an old hot rodder,' Rogers sets world land speed record
Evansville's Jack Rogers set a new world record of 225.336 mph in D/Productions (stock bodied 261-305 cu in) at Bonneville World of Speed.
- Mater Dei draws Southridge in sectional rematch
Mater Dei will face Southridge in the first round of the Class 2A Sectional 32 playoffs. The Raiders beat Mater Dei 14-13 in overtime in the sectional championship game last year.
- Sports Briefs for October 7, 2008
Sports Briefs for October 7, 2008
- Helfrich Park rules in city middle school volleyball championship
Middle school volleyball championship at 4:30 p.m. on Monday at Perry Heights.
- West Side course edges McDonald in first Muni Cup
Helfrich edges McDonald to win the inaugural Muni Cup competition.
- Hamilton SE wins in golf
FRANKLIN, Ind. — A day after a record-setting performance, Richmond sophomore Trisha Witherby held off the final round field to win the 36th annual IHSAA girls' golf championship on Saturday at The Legends of Indiana.
- Helfrich takes lead in inaugural Muni Cup
The first day of the Muni Cup was Saturday.
- Sports Briefs for October 5, 2008
UE men host Lipscomb today
- City public courses will tee up in 'Cup'
The Muni Cup golf tournament debuts this weekend in Evansville.
- Overton leads PGA Tour event
Jeff Overton of Evansville takes the first-round lead in the Turning Stone Resort Championship.
- 'Miracle of Milan' referee dies
Cyril Birge, who refereed the Milan-Muncie Central state title game in 1954 that spawned the movie "Hoosiers," died Thursday morning at Jasper Memorial Hospital.
- Upcoming tennis sectional heats up rivalries
Longtime friendly rivals Tyler Schroeder of Mount Vernon and Nick Volz of Central will play each other Saturday in the tennis sectional. Sectionals begin tonight.
- Sports Briefs for October 1, 2008
Mandarich: Steroids at MSU
- 'An Evening With Bobby Knight' | VIDEO
Bob Knight wasted no time making his presence felt on Sunday night at The Centre.
- BEARD COLUMN: Finally, 2nd-half success
Notre Dame hosts Purdue in college football.
- A fan and his Cubs on the radio
When the Chicago Cubs play at night or on weekends, Gerald Harter is the last man standing at radio station WBNL.
- Competition isn't a hook for many everyday anglers
Delta Waterfowl is a magazine dedicated to duck hunting and related conservation issues that lands in my mailbox on a quarterly basis.
- 'Jakes' enjoy day at the range
With heaps of small town pride and a cadre of willing workers, the Patoka Longbeards Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation launched its fifth annual Jakes Day at the Evansville Gun Club last Saturday.
Headlines last updated at Oct 12, 2008 17:38:50pm.
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