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Field Hockey comes up short 2-1 in OT vs. CMU in St. Louis
ST. LOUIS, MO -- Bellarmine field hockey began its 2024 season with a 2-1 overtime loss to the Central Michigan Chippewas in St. Louis. It was a slow start offensively for the Knights, as a penalty corner eight minutes into the game served as their only real offensive opportunity. The Chippewas took the early 1-0 lead with a goal at the 6:16 mark in the first quarter and outshot the Knights 2-0 for the period. CMU widened the shooting gap to 5-0 in the second quarter, but three Kailey Workman saves kept the score at 1-0 going into the half.
Bars Are Opting For Higher Age Requirements- Will Texas Follow The Trend?
As a Millennial person, I strive to be inclusive and welcoming to people despite any differences we may have, however, one demographic can be challenging at times- them kids. Don't get me wrong, I like Gen Z for many reasons, particularly bringing back 90s fashion, which I am ancient enough to have participated in the first time.
Illinois State volleyball rallies for first win of 2024 over Bellarmine
Illinois State volleyball rallied to defeat Bellarmine in four sets for its first win of the 2024 season in the Linda Herman Volleyball Classic on Friday at CEFCU Arena. The Knights started strong, winning a competitive first set 25-23. Despite strong defense from Khenedi Guest, who totaled three blocks in the opening set, the Redbirds could not pull it together offensively.
U of L fans react to first football game of the season
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Ahead of Saturday’s home opener for the U of L football team against Austin Peay some fans were set up outside L&N Stadium since the early hours of the morning. For one fan, Charlie Holzman and his friends football Saturday’s are a tradition. “A...
Buy Local program awards go to nine Kentucky businesses
FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – Nine businesses have received the lifetime award for their commitment to the Kentucky Department of Agriculture’s (KDA) Buy Local program, according to Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture Jonathan Shell. Buy Local is an incentive program rewarding restaurants and other food service participants for enhancing their...
Upcoming Caitlin Clark Book To Highlight Rise of Clark-A-Mania
The first year of the Caitlin Clark experience in Indiana has been extraordinary. From local and national buzz, sellouts in arenas across the country, shattered attendance records for the Indiana Fever and celebrities pulling up just to take in her game, it has been a sight to behold. Sign up for the 107.5 The Fan […] The post Upcoming Caitlin Clark Book To Highlight Rise of Clark-A-Mania appeared first on 93.5 / 107.5 The Fan. The post Upcoming Caitlin Clark Book To Highlight Rise of Clark-A-Mania appeared first on WIBC 93.1 FM.
UE women's soccer visits Louisville for first matchup in 20 years
EVANSVILLE, Ind. -- The University of Evansville women's soccer team returns to the road tomorrow night at a nearby Power 4 opponent. Evansville at Louisville | Sunday, September 1 | 6 PM CT. Site | Location Dr. Mark and Cindy Lynn Stadium | Louisville, Ky. Links 6 PM CT: Live...
Two Local Champs of Banned Books
According to Carmichael’s Bookstore manager Sam Miller, book banning is not a new phenomenon. “It’s been going on at least since the 1921 obscenity trial for James Joyce’s Ulysses,” she said. “But the latest wave is more organized, with a shared playbook being implemented.”
Study: Two-thirds of young Hoosiers experience depression
INDIANAPOLIS (NETWORK INDIANA) — The number of young people dealing with depression seems to still be at a staggering high in Indiana. A recent report by Mental Health America of Indiana shows that 66% of Hoosier youth, ages 10-24, experienced varying degrees of depression in 2021 and 2022 and did not receive essential care.
Match Forecast: Reign FC Primed for Battle with Racing Louisville
Seattle Reign FC takes to the road this evening to face off with Racing Louisville FC. Both sides are coming off a weekend of wins and will be looking to pick up crucial points as the push for a playoff position continues. WHEN AND WHERE: Seattle Reign FC kickoff is...
‘ANGRY PASSION’: Indiana Court of Appeals Judge Patricia Riley takes compassion and zest for learning into retirement
A button that Court of Appeals of Indiana Judge Patricia Riley kept in her chambers served as a reminder of path she forged for other women judges to follow. (Photo/Marilyn Odendahl) For Judge Patricia Riley, it was the candy. Nearly 70 years later, while sitting in her chambers at the...
Federal court dismisses ACLU lawsuit against Purdue, IU
A federal court dismissed an American Civil Liberties-led lawsuit against Purdue and Indiana University earlier this month after the judge ruled that the ACLU lacked standing to sue the universities. The ACLU filed the lawsuit in May over S.E.A. 202, a state law passed earlier this year that designates university...
Doctors share tips and advice spot suicide warning signs
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - September is Suicide Prevention Month. Warning signs can vary from person to person, especially in children. Suicide is one of the top three leading causes of death in people ages 10 to 24. Even more, doctors say that between 20 and 30% of teen suicides are...
THE SCORE: Lightning delays plague week two, Adams Central posts big win over Eastside
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - Although most games started under clear conditions on Friday nights, storms rolled in later on and caused a series of postponements throughout Northeast Indiana. Adams Central managed to get a full game in against Eastside, with the Flying Jets posting a 43-0 win. Joey Everett...
Blue Raiders Close Out Homestand vs. Bellarmine
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. – The Middle Tennessee women's soccer team (1-3-0) is set for its third and final game of the current three-match homestand, as the Blue Raiders take on the Bellarmine Knights (1-2-0) on Sunday, Sept. 1 at Dean A. Hayes Track and Soccer Stadium. History vs. Bellarmine. Similarly...
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