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Murray State shows off offensive depth in season opening win over Southern Indiana
MURRAY, KY -- Murray State women's basketball has plenty of weapons, and the Racers got an early look at what that can mean in their season opener. Murray State opened the season Monday night with an 82-67 win over Southern Indiana, getting production from several different players while showing off the offensive firepower that has made the Racers one of the Missouri Valley Conference's top teams.
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Poock pours in 33 as Murray State opens season with win over Southern Indiana
EVANSVILLE, Ind. -- Halli Poock picked up right where she left off, leading Murray State women's basketball to an 82-67 season-opening win over Southern Indiana on Monday night. The Racers got another big performance from the reigning Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Year, with Poock finishing with 33 points...
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Poock's Dominant Performance Highlights Season Opening Victory
Poock's Dominant Performance Highlights Season Opening Victory. Murray State guard Halli Poock scored a game-high 33 points in MSU's 82-67 win. Defending Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Year, Halli Poock, dominated with a 33-point performance in Murray State women's basketball's 82-67 win at Southern Indiana in Evansville, Indiana. Poock tied a career-high with seven three pointers made while also dishing out six assists in the Racers season debut.
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Henderson County Falls to Owensboro 50-2 in Regular Season Finale
HENDERSON, Ky. — Henderson County closed out the regular season Friday night with a 50-2 loss to Owensboro, as the Red Devils controlled the game on both sides of the football. Owensboro put together a dominant offensive performance, finishing with 549 yards of total offense, including 302 rushing yards...
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Evansville area and Indiana state high school football sectional scores from Oct. 30
That was quite the evening. A few very quick thoughts on Memorial’s stunning second half, Castle winning late and more from the sectional semifinal round. pic.twitter.com/iMZP21b0CA — Kyle Sokeland (@kylesokeland) October 31, 2026 Here are the high school football sectional semifinal scores for Evansville area and Indiana statewide from October 30, 2026. EVANSVILLE AREA CLASS 5A, Sectional 16 Evansville Noroth 45, New Albany 13 Castle 30, Floyd Central 29 CLASS 4A, Sectional 24 Harrison 58, Bedford North Lawrence 26 Heritage Hills 42, Reitz 26 CLASS 3A, Sectional 31 Indian Cereek 29, Vincennes Lincoln 0 CLASS 3A, Sectional 32 Memorial 63, Gibson Southern 28 Mater Dei 35, Mount Vernon (Posey) 6 CLASS 2A, Sectional 40 Linton 54, Tell City 37 North Posey 42, Paoli 21 CLASS 1A, Sectional 48 Forest Park 41, North Knox 13 North Daviess 41, West Washington 27 INDIANA STATE CLASS 6A 1: Crown Point 43, Merrillville 33 Lake Central 57, Harrison (West Lafayette) 40 2: Penn 41, Valparaiso 14 Elkhart 38, Portage 7 3: Hamilton Southeastern 23, Fishers 14 Carmel 48, Westfield 45 4: Carroll (Fort Wayne) 35, Noblesville 0 Homestead 26, Fort Wayne Northrop 14 5: Ben Davis 32, Avon 10 Brownsburg 48, Zionsville 10 6:
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Heritage Hills football takes down No. 8 Reitz in Sectional 24 semifinal
LINCOLN CITY – Heritage Hills football came out swinging in its Class 4A Sectional 24 semifinal against Reitz. After the Panthers got the ball on a fourth-down stop early in the game, Patriots defensive back Aiden Fischer grabbed an interception on the subsequent play. Heritage Hills went on to score 21 unanswered. Running back Jackson Smith found the end zone first, then quarterback Tyce Winchell did the same from 90 yards out. For the third, Winchell found wide receiver Asa Palmer running across the middle. An inevitable Amyr “Juice” Wilford touchdown made it a two-touchdown lead at halftime. And while the Panthers fought back to make it a one-possession game, it would not be enough to overcome Heritage Hills at The Jungle on Oct. 30. It finished 42-26. The Patriots will host Harrison in the sectional championship on Nov. 6. A chance for them to win a fourth-straight title. Even with a new coach, the winning ways have continued under Kevin Tempel’s leadership. “I’ve been saying it the last several weeks that we keep executing at a pretty high level,” Tempel said. “Reitz is a good football team. I’m thrilled to come out of here with a win and get