The Wabash Valley College Lady Warriors picked up their ninth win of the season last night at the Spencer Sports Center. They defeated Lindenwood Belleville campus JV team 104 to 50. Coach Luke Scheidecker had five players in double figures lead by two with double doubles Gabi Baldridge with 18 points and ten rebounds and Ruby Angok with 17 points and ten rebounds. Ashley Moore had 14 points, Mariah McCully had 13 and Brooke James added 12 points. WVC is now 9-1 and 3-0 Great Rivers Athletic Conference going into play this Saturday evening taking on Kaskaskia College. The women will play at 5:30 and the men at 7:30.
SOFTBALL CAMP TO BE HELD AT WVC
Wabash Valley College will host a Softball Camp on Saturday, February 10 and Sunday, February 11, 2018. The camp, for girls ages 7-17, will be held in WVC’s Spencer Sports Center Gym. Hitting and Fielding will be on Saturday, February 10 and Sunday, February 11, from 1:00-3:30 p.m. The Pitching portion will be on Saturday, February 10 and Sunday, February 11, from 3:30-4:15 p.m.
The cost is $35 for one day of Hitting and Fielding, $60 for two days of Hitting and Fielding or for one day of Hitting, Fielding, and Pitching. The two-day camp for Hitting, Fielding, and Pitching is $80.
Participants will need to bring their ball gloves and wear tennis shoes. Please wear sweat pants for sliding drills. Bats are optional.
The concession stand will be open for campers to get drinks and snacks.
Registration deadline for a T-Shirt is February 2. Call 618-262-8641, ext. 3394, for further information. Participants needing registration forms may obtain them at www.wvcwarriorathletics.com or by contacting Asa Deffendall at the Campus Store in the David L. Hart Student Center.
The Camp will be conducted by WVC Head Softball Coach Paul Schnarre, his assistants Asa Deffendall and Mark Colvin, and the WVC Lady Warriors Softball Team.
Lady Warriors Move Up to 12th In Country
The first NJCAA National Poll is out and the Wabash Valley College Lady Warriors moved up two positions and are now 12th in the country with their 8-1 record. Moberly the team that handed the Lady Warriors their only loss is 11th at 11-0. Gulf Coast State from Florida is #1 at 8-0 followed by Trinity Valley at 12-0 and Shelton State 10-0 Alabama and New Mexico is 4th at 13-0 #5 is Tallahassee with a 9-0 record. Out of the top 15 teams nine still have perfect records while five teams have one loss.
On the men’s side of the NJCAA Poll Vincennes has moved up to 2nd in the country with 12—0 record right behind Northwest Florida State also at 12-0. Indian Hills and Tallahassee are both 10-0 and Salt Lake is 13-0 to round out the top five. Moberly is 12th and John Logan is 19th this week.
The Lady Warriors will play at home tonight Wednesday the 6th against Lindenwood University Belleville campus JV team. Tipoff is set for 5:30.
Aces Wrestlers Roll Over North Knox
Final Score- Aces- 51 North Knox- 27
106- Greg Pierson MTC Pinned Lilly Gough NK 1:15
113- Dayton Hall MTC Pinned Austin Greubel NK 1:46
120 Cade Keepes MTC Pinned Tali Bayle NK 1:27
126 Chevvy Wood MTC recieved Forfeit
132 Clay Critchfield MTC recieved forfeit
138 Nate Critchfield MTC PInned Caleb Wise NK 3:18
145- Braydon Berberich MTC Recieved Forfeit
152- Colton Foster NK Pinned Chris Shelby MTC 3:29
160- Matt Urbain NK Pinned Sebastain Lowe MTC 1:52
170- Korde Weber NK Pinned Colton Davis MTC 1:27
182 Ryan Johnson MTC Pinned Billy Keene NK :12
195- Dalton Farrar MTC beat Dustin Hardy NK 9-5
220- Noah Burke NK beat Blake Kight MTC 7-4
285- Ben Burke NK recieved Forfeit
Coach Logan Crum's Comments:
A very good match for us as a team as we came out and took care of buisness to get the win. Dalton Farrar's match was probably the best of the night as he wrestled well to get the win against a good wrestler. Blake Kight wrestled his best match of the year but just came up a bit short. The night was overshadowed by one of our wrestlers Orin Brohm hurting his shoulder during a JV match last night and is probably done for the year with a torn up shoulder. We travel to Olney tonight which will be a tough match for all our wrestlers as they have one of the better programs around here and they are a class above us in state competition as they are 2A and we are 1A.
SMS Boys Vs. Geff
Monday night the St. Mary’s Rockets traveled to Geff to take on the Eagles. In the c-game matchup the Rockets defeated the Eagles by a score of 12 to 2. Leading the scoring for the Rockets was Reed Stinson with 4 points, Elliott Acree with 2 points, Kasen Dulgar with 2 points, Tobias Fullop with 2 points, and Brady Porter with 2 points. Also receiving playing time for the Rockets was Asher Coston, and Blake Strine.
In the junior varsity matchup the Rockets also defeated the Eagles by a score of 29 to 17. Leading the scoring for the Rockets was Steven Haase with 12 points, Elliott Acree with 9 points, James Martin 4 points, Eric Acree with 2 points, Tobias Fullop with 2 points. Also receiving playing time for the Rockets was Asher Coston, Reed Stinson, Blake Strine, Kasen Dulgar, and Brady Porter.
In the varsity matchup the Eagles defeated the Rockets by a score of 48-19. Leading the scoring for the Rockets was Elliott Acree with 15 points, and Steven Haase with 4 points. Also receiving playing time for the Rockets was Gehrig Jones, Asher Coston, James Martin, Eric Acree, Tobias Fullop, Reed Stinson.
Lady Rockets Comeback Comes Up Short
On Monday, December 4th, the St. Mary’s Lady Rockets traveled to Jasper (Fairfield) Grade School to take on the New Hope Lady Panthers in the first round of the WEAA Conference Tournament. New Hope defeated St. Mary’s, 33 – 30. St. Mary’s trailed at the end of the first quarter 9 – 0; 17 – 8 at halftime; and 29 – 17 at the end of the third quarter. The Lady Rockets outscored New Hope 13 -4 in the fourth quarter, but just couldn’t pull out the win. Eden Wankel led St. Mary’s in scoring with 10 points. Emma Keepes added 6 points, Savannah Zimmerman 6 points, Olivia Stinson 4 points, and Mady Young 4 points. The Lady Panthers were led in scoring by Emma Frymire with 12 points.
St. Mary’s will play in the 3rd place game of the WEAA Conference Tournament at Jasper Grade School on Thursday, December 7th, at 6:00pm, against the loser of the Jasper and Olney St. Joe game. Savannah Zimmerman also advanced to the finals of the 3 Point Shootout and will shoot on Thursday evening.
Warriors Drop 4th Straight
The Wabash Valley Warriors dropped their fourth game in a row on Sunday at St. Louis. They were part of a eight team St. Louis Community College Shootout at Forest Park. They lost to Moberly Area College 101 to 88. The game was close and tied at 18 all when the Greyhounds would go on a run a build a nine point advantage with 7:58 left in the half 32 to 23. Half time found Moberly up four 46 to 42. The Warriors would pull to within one at 82 to 81 with five minutes to play but was outscored in the final five minutes 25 to nine. WVC is now 4-5 while Moberly improves to 10-1. Moberly was ranked 8th in the nation in the NJCAA preseason poll.
In another game in the Shootout it was Three Rivers defeating Southwestern Illinois by the score of 106 to 90. Brandon Fitzjerrells had 16 points in the game and was three of 10 from behind the arc---a different game than the night before when he helped guide SWIC over WVC and hitting the winning basket at the buzzer
Elks Hoop Shoot This Saturday
MT. CARMEL ELKS ANNOUNCE 46th ANNUAL HOOP SHOOT COMPETITION
MT. CARMEL’S ELKS LODGE #715 WILL HOST THE 46th ANNUAL ELKS HOOP SHOOT COMPETITION ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2017 AT MT. CARMEL GRADE SCHOOL (FORMERLY MT CARMEL MIDDLE SCHOOL). REGISTRATION WILL BEGIN AT 8:30 AM. THIS NATIONAL FREE THROW SHOOTING CONTEST IS FOR BOYS & GIRLS AGES 8-13.
AGE GROUPS WILL BE DETERMINED BY THEIR AGE AS OF APRIL 1, 2018. AGE GROUPS ARE: BOYS AGE 8-9 GIRLS AGE 8-9
BOYS AGE 10-11 GIRLS AGE 10-11
BOYS AGE 12-13 GIRLS AGE 12-13
EACH CONTESTANT HAS 25 SHOTS AT THE HOOP. THE WINNING BOY AND GIRL IN EACH GROUP WILL ADVANCE TO THE DISTRICT COMPETITION ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 2018 AT FRANKLIN PARK MIDDLE SCHOOL IN SALEM, ILLINOIS.
BOYS AND GIRLS 8-9 WILL SHOOT FROM 11 FT AND WILL ALSO USE A GIRLS REGULATION BASKETBALL; ALL OTHERS WILL SHOOT FROM 15 FEET. ALL GIRLS WILL USE A GIRLS REGULATION BASKETBALL, WHILE BOYS 10-13 WILL SHOOT WITH A REGULATION BOYS BASKETBALL.
DOORS WILL OPEN AT 8:30 AM TO SIGN UP FOR THE HOOP SHOOT. NO REGISTRATION FORMS ARE NEEDED THIS YEAR. THE PARTICIPANTS NEED TO SIGN IN AT THEIR RESPECTIVE TABLE WITH THEIR CORRECT AGE.
1ST AND 2ND PLACE WINNERS WILL NEED TO FILL OUT ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AFTER THE CONTEST.
1ST PLACE WINNERS WILL ADVANCE TO THE DISTRICT HOOP SHOOT CONTEST ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 2018 AT FRANKLIN PARK MIDDLE SCHOOL IN SALEM, ILLINOIS.
SWIC Beats WVC On Half Court Buzzer Beater
The Wabash Valley basketball teams played host Saturday night to Southwestern Illinois College.
In the men’s game it came down to the final five seconds to come up with a winner. With the game tied Brandon Fitzjerrells ended the game on a half court shot at the buzzer to give SWIC the win 99 to 96. SWIC would lead most of the game and that came from three point shooting and hitting seven of eight free throws. The Warriors were down 12 at half time 49 to 37 and trailed most of the second half. In the last five minutes of the game the Warriors got hot and behind the aggressive play of Tyressee Williford and the three points shooting of Jalen Newsome the Warriors would pull to within one on a basket by Anthony Christian 94 to 93. Then Javonte Hill an All American last year would step to the line and calmly hit two free throws for a three point lead. With 5.2 seconds left to play Newsome would hit a three pointer to tie the game. After a couple of time outs SWIC came and got the ball in the hands of Fritzjerrells for his shot from mid court. He was the top scorer with 24 points and 7 of 12 from behind the arc. Javonte Perkins had 23 and Hill had 22. WVC had six players in double figures with Williford at 20 points, Marcus Garret had 14, and three players had 12 Austin Trice and 10 rebounds and off the bench Cam Gross and Jalen Newsom. Josh Thomas would add 11 points.
SWIC is now 7-1 and 3-1 in the GRAC while WVC falls to 4-4 and 1-2 in conference play. The Warriors are in St. Louis Sunday afternoon to take on a very good Moberly Greyhound team coached by former WVC head coach Pat Smith.
The Lady Warriors picked up win number eight downing SEIC 94 to 57. It was over early as WVC jumped out to a 30 to 12 advantage after the first quarter. Coach Luke Scheidecker played 10 players and they all scored. Two players off the bench would end up being leading scorers. Alexis Thomas had 13 points and Tramauryia Hunter had had 12. Two starters were in double figures Ashley Moore had 12 points and McKenzy Telfair had 10 points. The Lady Warriors are now 8-1 and 3-1 in the Great Rivers Athletic Conference while SWIC falls to 2-4 and 1-1 in the GRAC.
Aces Wrestlers Win Lawrence County Tournament
The Aces wrestling team today won the Lawrence County tourney with a total team score of 197. Olney was second with a total of 157.
Mt. Carmel had 5 individual champions: Dayton Hall at 106, Cade Keepes at 113, Chevvy Wood at 120, Clay Critchfield at 132, and Ryan Johnson at 182. Other places were 2nd place Dalton Farrar at 195, Greg Pierson 2nd at 106, Braydon Berberich 2nd at 138, Chris Shelby 4th at 152.
Allendale Drops Pair To St. Joe
On Thursday, November 30th, the Allendale Yellow Jackets traveled to Olney to take on WEAA Conference foe St. Joe. In the B-game, St. Joe won 36-6. Scoring for the Yellow Jackets were: JD Bowser with 2 points, Kollin Kelsey with 2 points, and Chase Gher with 2 points. The B-team is now 3-3 on the season.
In the A-game, St. Joe defeated the Yellow Jackets 36-7. Scoring for Allendale were: JD Bowser with 3 points, Kollin Kelsey with 2 points, and Carlos Monroy with 2 points. The A-team is now 2-6 on the season.
Next up for the Yellow Jackets: Thursday, December 7th at Cisne for WEAA Conference action. C-game at 5:15 pm, with the B-game and A-game to follow.
WVC Splits With Lake Land
Wabash Valley basketball teams traveled to Mattoon Illinois Wednesday night and came away with a split with Lake Land College.
The Lady Warriors won 104 to 61 behind balanced scoring for Luke Scheidecker squad. Alexis Thomas had 16 points, Mariah McCully added 14 followed by DeAsia Outlaw with 13 and Ashley Moore had 12. Game was close in the first quarter before the Lady Warriors took the lead at the end of the quarter 24 to 19. They built on that lead and at half time were up 47 to 32. Start of the 3rd quarter they would go on a 20 to 9 run to put the game out of reach. WVC is now 7-1 and 2-0 in the Great Rivers Athletic Conference while Lake Land falls to 5-3 and 1-2.
In the men’s game it was close all the way to the final buzzer. There was no more than four or five point difference during the game and most of the 40 minutes was played with two or three point difference. Half time Lake Land was up by one 49 to 48 as Tra Landers would hit one of two free throws right before the half. Second half the Lakers would jump out to a 57 to 51 advantage but WVC would come back and take the lead on an Antonio Givens rebound and basket. The score was tied 70 all with eight minutes to go and from there to the end of the game only one or two point separated the two teams. The Warriors would play the last five minutes without their leading scorer Austin Trice who was injured and finished the game with 30 points and 12 rebounds. Josh Thomas would hit a baseline basket to pull WVC to within one 92 to 91 and had a chance at the end of the game to win but the shot did not fall. LLC is now 7-2 and 2-0 while the Warriors are now 3-4 and 02 in the GRAC.
They play at home Saturday against Southwestern Illinois with the women playing at 5:30 and the men will tip off at 7:30
Aces Wrestlers Roll Over Wood Memorial
Team Score- Aces 72 Wood Memorial 9
106- Greg Pierson Recieved a Forfeit
113- Dayton Hall MTC Pinned Morris WM in 1:42
120- Cade Keepes MTC Received a Forfeit
126- Chevvy Wood MTC Pinned Benjamard WM in 1:06
132- Clay Critchfield MTC Received a Forfeit
138- Braydon Berberich MTC Received a Forfeit
145- Orrin Brohm Pinned By Dier WM in 3:11
152- Chris Shelby MTC Pinned Meire WM in 1:45
160- Sebastain Lowe MTC lost 10-8 to Lee WM
170- Colton Davis MTC Received a Forfeit
182- Ryan Johnson MTC Received a Forfeit
195- Dalton Farrar MTC Received a Forfeit
220- TJ Mobley MTC Received a Forfeit
285- Blake Kight MTC Received a Forfeit
Coach Logan Crum's Comments
A good win for us as a team but they only had 5 wrestlers. Was a pretty quick night but there are still a lot things we can improve on here early in the season to make ourselves better all around wrestlers. We now turn our attention to the Lawrence County Tourney which is Saturday in Lawrenceville. A tournament we should fair well in as both individuals and as a team.
SMS Girls Split With St. Joe's
On Wednesday, November 29th, the St. Mary’s Lady Rockets traveled to Olney St. Joe to take on the Lady Wildcats in a WEAA Conference game. St. Mary’s defeated Olney St. Joe, 33 – 28, to improve their overall season record to 9 – 5, and their conference record to 5 - 2. St. Mary’s got off to a slow start and trailed at the end of the first quarter 9 – 8, and 16 – 11 at halftime. The Lady Rockets were able take the lead at the end of the third quarter, 22 – 19. St. Mary’s outscored St. Joe 22 – 12 in the second half to help secure the win. Eden Wankel led St. Mary’s in scoring with 13 points. Savannah Zimmerman added 7 points, Olivia Stinson 6 points, Mady Young 4 points, and Emma Keepes 3 points. Olney St. Joe was led in scoring by Ryann Kleir with 9 points.
Olney St. Joe defeated St. Mary’s in the 7th grade game, 18 - 14. St. Mary’s lead 4 - 2 at the end of the first quarter; trailed 6 – 4 at halftime; and 10 - 8 at the end of the third quarter. Eden Wankel led St. Mary’s in scoring with 6 points. Lauren Hall and Anna Gill each scored 4 points to round out the scoring for the Lady Rockets. Danielle Clodfelter led the Lady Wildcats with 7 points.
St. Mary’s 8th grade team will begin the WEAA Conference Tournament at Jasper (Fairfield) Grade School on Monday, December 4th, at 7:15pm, when they play the New Hope Lady Panthers.
Aces Face Day School Tonight In Hilltop Opener
Coming off an overtime loss to Teutopolis Saturday night in the championship game of the Lawrence County Basketball Capital Classic, the Mt. Carmel Golden Aces play their home opener tonight against Evansville Day School.
The Eagles are 1-0 on the year winning their season opener last Tuesday at Mt. Vernon 53-41.
The JV game starts at 6pm followed by the varsity contest around 7:30pm. You listen to the game on WSJD-FM 100.5 and www.wsjd1005.com.
Allendale Sweeps SMS Boys
On Monday, November 27th, the Allendale Yellow Jackets traveled to Mt. Carmel to take on WEAA Conference foe St. Mary's Rockets. In the C-game, Allendale won 26-4. Scoring for the Yellow Jackets were: Trentin Casburn with 10 points, Kollin Kelsey with 8 points, Carlos Monroy with 4 points, Matthew Jackson with 2 points, and Chandler Cusick with 2 points. Scoring for the Rockets were: Asher Coston with 2 points and Tobias Fullop with 2 points. The C-team for Allendale is now 4-1.
In the B-game, Allendale won 35-19. Scoring for the Yellow Jackets were: Kollin Kelsey with 10 points, JD Bowser with 8 points, Trentin Casburn with 7 points, Matthew Jackson with 6 points, Wyatt Gher with 2 points, and Carlos Monroy with 2 points. Scoring for the Rockets were: James Martin with 4 points, Elliott Acree with 4 points, Tobias Fullop with 4 points, Steven Haase with 2 points, Jesse Brogan with 2 points, Reed Stinson with 2 points, and Asher Coston with 1 point. The B-team for Allendale is now 3-2.
In the A-game, Allendale won 34-27. Scoring for the Yellow Jackets were: Bryce Lane with 11 points, Kollin Kelsey with 9 points, Owen Gher with 6 points, JD Bowser with 5 points, and Taylor Woods with 3 points. Scoring for the Rockets were: Steven Haase with 9 points, Gehrig Jones with 8 points, Elliott Acree with 6 points, Jesse Brogan with 2 points, and James Martin with 2 points. The A-team for Allendale is now 2-5.
Next up for the Yellow Jackets: Thursday at Olney (St. Joe). B-game at 6 pm and A-game to follow.
Aces Rip Red Hill To Set Up Showdown With T-Town
The Mt. Carmel Golden Aces ran away from Red Hill this morning to beat the Salukis 66-49 in the final game of pool play at 29th annual Lawrence County Basketball Capital Classic.
The Aces finish pool play with a perfect 3-0 record after winning both games on Friday. Brayden Stipp led the way with 17 points.
In today's game, Mt. Carmel built a 22 point halftime lead that allowed coach Tyler Buss to rest starters for a good part of the second half in preparation of tonight's title game.
The win sets up a rematch in tonight's championship game against Teutopolis. The Aces beat the Wooden Shoes last year to capture the BCC title. Tonight's game is scheduled for 8pm at Red Hill High School in Bridgeport. The game can be heard on WSJD-FM 100.5 and on wsjd1005.com
Tyra's 22 Leads IU Past UAB
MORAGA, Calif. – Senior guard Tyra Buss paced Indiana for the fifth-straight game as she tied a game-high 22 points and double-doubles from senior guard Amanda Cahill and junior forward Kym Royster to win 71-63 over UAB at the Hilton Concord Classic on Friday afternoon.
Buss added a team-high three assists and four rebounds as she shot 50 percent from the floor on the afternoon. She was joined in double figures by Cahill who notched her fifth-straight double-double which marks the best stretch of her career. The Clyde, Ohio native chipped in 14 points, added 12 rebounds, four blocks and two assists in the win. Royster turned in her third career double-double and second of the season with a 12 point, 13 rebound effort.
As a team, Indiana (4-1) shot 41.3 percent in the victory and earned the victory on the boards, 46-34, including a 16-10 advantage on the offensive glass that resulted in 16 second-chance points. But the Hoosiers struggled again from the free throw line, shooting just 52.2 percent and just 35 percent from 3-point range (7-for-20).
Freshman guard Jaelynn Penn added eight points and five rebounds while freshman guard Keyanna Warthen had seven points and three boards.
Indiana fell behind in the early portion of the first quarter before Buss used the glass in transition to cut the lead down to one with 3:48 left. Eventually tying it up at 16-all, a 3-pointer by Warthen made it a 19-16 advantage before the Blazers tied things up 19-19 to end the quarter.
UAB (3-1) stormed out in the second to take its largest lead of the game before six-straight points from the Hoosiers including a Buss bucket inside cut the margin down to one with 6:46 left in the period. Warthen was there for the cleanup to give IU a 30-29 lead but UAB countered with a 3-pointer to regain its lead.
But Indiana would hold the Blazers scoreless for the remaining 3:32 of the second quarter, as Cahill got off the last second three-point attempt that resulted in a foul. Sinking all three at the line, it would help put Indiana up 37-32 at the break.
Coming out in the third, Royster would score back-to-back buckets as IU increased its lead to 10 less than two minutes in as Penn added a triple from the left baseline. Leading by as many as 11 in the third, Indiana would go up 53-44 heading into the final quarter. Upping its lead to as many as 15 with 6:18 remaining, the Blazers would make a comeback effort in the final three minutes of play. They would cut it to six, 67-61, with 1:45 remaining but Cahill's extra effort on a missed 3-point attempt by Warthen gave IU the ball back and a new 30-second shot clock with 1:09 remaining.
One in the bonus by Buss followed by both from Warthen helped IU extend its lead back up to nine with 37 seconds remaining. Warthen came up with an offensive board with 17 seconds remaining, helping secure the win.
QUOTABLE
Indiana head coach Teri Moren
"At times, I thought we did some good things and at times we left points out there. We were miserable from the free throw line and that's something we are going to have to focus on and get better at. I thought Tyra (Buss), (Amanda) Cahill, and (Kym) Royster did some really good things today. Some of the things that Amanda does don't show up on the stat sheet as far as her hustle. I thought Tyra made plays when we needed to make plays and Kym was our anchor on the low block. Overall, it was great we could bounce back after a night like we had on Monday and we have to get ready for a good Saint Mary's team tomorrow."
NOTABLE
- Senior guard Tyra Buss became the seventh player in school history to record 1,700 career points with her 22-point performance. She now holds 1,713 points which ranks seventh all-time
- Junior forward Kym Royster secured her third career double-double with 12 points and 13 rebounds. It marks the second double-double for her this season.
- Senior forward Amanda Cahill recorded her fifth-consecutive double-double with 14 points and 12 rebounds, which marks the most consecutive double-doubles in her career.
- Indiana improves to 3-0 in the all-time series with the Blazers, adding a win to the previous series history which featured wins in the 1990s.
UP NEXT
IU meets host Saint Mary's in the final game of the Hilton Concord Classic tomorrow. Tipoff is set for 5 p.m. ET in McKeon Pavilion.
Story & Photo Courtesy of IU Athletics.
Aces Blast Olney To Open Season
Mt. Carmel opened defense of their Lawrence County Basketball Capital Classic title by blasting Olney this afternoon 59-26 at Red Hill High School.
The Aces got off to a slow start and trailed the Tigers midway through the first quarter. But, a big surge blew the game open before halftime when MCHS led 33-11.
Mt. Carmel now plays at 6pm tonight against Salem. The Wildcats beat Red Hill in today's first game. You can listen to tonight's game on WSJD-FM 100.5 and on wsjd1005.com.
Photo courtesy of LCBCC.
Photo courtesy of LCBCC.
Aces Open 2017-18 Season Today
After a 2nd place finish in the Class 2A State Tournament, the Mt. Carmel Golden Aces open the 2017-18 season today at the 29th annual Lawrence County Basketball Capital Classic.
The Aces play Olney at 12:30pm this afternoon and Salem at 6pm. Both games are at Red Hill High School in Bridgeport.
All Golden Aces games this year can be heard on WSJD-FM 100.5 and online at wsjd1005.com.
