Jacksonville Icemen Unveil New Logo Ahead of 10th ECHL Season
The Jacksonville Icemen revealed a new logo on July 16, marking the start of their 10th ECHL season with a design aimed at distinctiveness and fan engagement.
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The Jacksonville Icemen revealed a new logo on July 16, marking the start of their 10th ECHL season with a design aimed at distinctiveness and fan engagement.

After a two‑week break, the University of Southern Indiana women's basketball team is preparing for a demanding schedule that will test the squad early, with coach Rick Stein emphasizing the value of a tough road ahead.

A veteran sportscaster’s decades‑long dedication to chronicling Indiana high school football reveals a story of personal connection, faith, and enduring passion.
The annual Reitz Rumble 7-on-7 football showcase gathered over 50 teams from three states in Evansville, offering a first look at standout players and the early outlook for the upcoming season.

Indiana University’s men’s basketball team will meet the University of Arkansas at New York’s Madison Square Garden on November 17, 2024, in a game that underscores the Hoosiers’ ambitious non‑conference slate and revives a series that dates back to 2008.

Indiana University will meet Butler University in an October 2026 exhibition at Hinkle Fieldhouse, marking the Hoosiers' first visit to the iconic venue since 1993 and highlighting a renewed focus on tradition-rich matchups.
A new agreement between the University of Evansville and the University of Southern Indiana will see a four‑game women’s basketball series start in the 2027‑28 season, with matches alternating between Liberty Arena and the Ford Center. Coaches Rick Stein and Ben Wierzba expressed enthusiasm for the competition, which promises to energize the local fan base and mark the first regular‑season meeting between the programs since 1988.
After a storied 31‑year tenure, legendary coach Bruce Dockery is set to guide Memorial High School’s girls basketball team once more, as the school honors his legacy with a renamed court and a community eager for his return.

The University of Southern Indiana women's soccer team is entering the new season with a focus on positivity, drawing on last year's near‑championship experience and a roster reshaped by graduations and fresh talent.

The sport is booming in Evansville as national team victories and the Thunderbolts' performance inspire a new wave of young athletes.

A recent pop‑up at the CMOE museum paired baseball with education, as Otters catcher Mark Black and teammates guided children through building gloves from recycled materials and designing stadiums with Legos, underscoring the team’s commitment to community and youth inspiration.

On October 25, Western Kentucky will face Indiana at the Ford Center in Evansville, marking a high‑profile preseason showcase that pits two historic programs against each other.

The Hilltoppers will meet Indiana on October 25 in Evansville, with a refreshed lineup and ticket prices starting at $75.
The Wildcats overcame a late deficit to win 6-3 in eight innings, delivering Mater Dei its first state title since 1999.
Mater Dei High School's baseball team captured the IHSAA Class 2A championship with a 6-3 win in eight innings, ending a 27‑year title drought and highlighting a season defined by resilience and clutch performances.

The Purple Aces are set for a November showdown with Southern Indiana, and Kentucky's athletics leadership is undergoing a notable transition.
The River City Classic will pit the University of Evansville against the University of Southern Indiana in a historic Division I men’s basketball game on November 7 at Ford Center, highlighting a collaborative effort to boost basketball in Evansville.

The University of Southern Indiana and the University of Evansville will meet in their first regular‑season men's basketball game this November, a neutral‑site contest at the Ford Center that highlights a deepening rivalry and community excitement.
The University of Evansville and the University of Southern Indiana will meet on November 7 at Ford Center for the River City Classic, a neutral‑site contest that marks their first encounter since 2019 and the first as Division I rivals. The game, featuring a 50‑50 ticket split and a capacity crowd of 11,000, is part of a broader athletic alliance that includes seven other sports. Recent seasons have been challenging for both programs, but new roster pieces, coaching extensions and a shared venue signal a renewed rivalry.
The Panthers edged Evansville North 1‑0 in a tightly contested semi‑state game, a triumph that ends a 54‑year drought and sets the stage for a Saturday night clash at Victory Field.
Center Grove’s 2-0 loss to Evansville North in the Class 4A semistate semifinals highlighted a missed opportunity after a strong offensive showing and a dominant pitching performance by Gannon Grant.
Senior pitcher Kellen Thomson’s season ends with injury, but his leadership fuels Center Grove’s championship push.
Craig Snow stepped down from his role at the University of Evansville on June 11, concluding a tenure that blended on‑court excellence with dedicated service. His departure follows a celebrated playing legacy and a brief but impactful coaching stint, as the program looks ahead amid recent challenges.

Craig Snow has resigned from his position as Associate Head Coach of the University of Evansville men’s basketball team, expressing thanks for the opportunity to return to his alma mater.