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Danville leaves no doubt vs. Brebeuf this time. Warriors roll past Braves in sectional
DANVILLE – There was nothing they could do about the deflating defeat two years ago. Well, check that. There was something the No. 7 Danville Warriors could do. They responded emphatically, beating Brebeuf Jesuit 38-7 Friday night in a Class 4A Sectional 21 semifinal. It was a rematch of a wild and controversial 2024 sectional game, won by Brebeuf 50-49 in overtime. “We were fired up, man,” senior linebacker Porter Prather said. “We got to use our emotion as a tool, not a crutch. So we got to keep a level head. “It did give us an edge. We had something to avenge, the guys who played in (’24).” Danville (11-0) has not won by fewer than 13 points all season. Next up is a visit to No. 3 Bishop Chatard (9-2) for a sectional championship Daiton Hood carried 30 times for 187 yards and a touchdown, and Danville intercepted three passes while limiting Brebeuf to 127 total yards. Integral to that defense is the 6-2, 220-pound Prather. He was a junior all-stater who has showcased his athleticism by throwing the shot 54 feet and running sprints in track. In 2024, after Danville rallied from a 21-point deficit to go
The Courier & Press
Performance times set for 7 local schools at marching band state finals
The seven local high school marching bands that qualified for the Indiana State School Music Association's state finals have learned will they will perform on Saturday, Nov. 7 at Lucas Oil Field in Indianapolis. Bands are divided by school enrollment size, with the biggest schools in Class A and the smallest in Class D, with those in between in classes B and C. Here is the schedule for the Evansville-area high school marching bands. All times are Eastern. Class B Jasper: 11:30 a.m. North: 11:45 a.m. Class C Vincennes Lincoln: 1:35 p.m. Washington: 3:35 p.m. Class D Mater Dei: 6:10 p.m. South Spencer: 6:55 p.m. Class A Castle: 9:45 p.m. How much is admission to the ISSMA state marching band finals? Admission for the event is $30 for adults and $25 for students and pre-schoolers. Children under age 3, carried in arms and not occupying a seat, will be admitted for free, according to the ISSMA website. Only mobile tickets will be sold, and event organizers note that a smartphone will be needed to present your tickets for entry, Information on how to purchase tickets in advance can be found at www.issma.net/downloads/mbstatefinalsticketinfo26.pdf . On the day of the state finals,
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NeuroBalance Project helps students grow and develop their brains at Cloverdale Elementary School
Cloverdale Elementary School has implemented the NeuroBalance Project, a specialized program for kindergarten through second-grade students designed to enhance brain development and classroom readiness through physical activity.
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The Courier & Press
Seven local high school marching bands qualify for ISSMA state finals
Seven local high school marching bands qualified for the Indiana State School Music Association's state finals with their performances Saturday in the semistate round. The state finals will take place Saturday, Nov. 7 at Lucas Oil Field in Indianapolis. Bands are divided by school enrollment size, with the biggest schools in Class A and the smallest in Class D, with those in between in classes B and C. Here are the Evansville-area schools that qualified for ISSMA state finals, according to the IN Bands website : Class A (at Ben Davis High School) Castle High School Class B (at Pike High School) Jasper High School North High School Class C (at Decatur Central High School) Vincennes Lincoln High School Washington High School Class D (at Franklin Community High School) Mater Dei High School South Spencer High School This article originally appeared on Evansville Courier & Press: Seven local high school marching bands qualify for ISSMA state finals