The Posey County News

Members of the North Posey Junior High track team set a new standard recently in the eighth grade boys 4x100 meter run. They set a new school record with the time of 48.38 seconds. Then on Saturday, the team beat their record with a new record of 48.08.Pictured left to right are, Reese Dunn, Carter Hertel, Maguire Gibbs, and Samual Oakley. The group also holds the seventh grade school record for this event. By Chris Morlan On Tuesday, the North Posey Junior High School boys’

North Posey’s Cassie Bender-Staples prepares to serve in windy conditions in the win over Princeton this week. Photo by Dave Pearce By Chris Morlan The North Posey girls’ tennis team went on a long road trip last Monday afternoon to Tell City to take on the Lady Marksmen in a dual contest. North Posey had a great day on the tennis courts defeating Tell City in all five matches. Last Tuesday, the Lady Vikings swept their second straight opponent beating Princeton 5-0. On Thurs

Senior members of the Mount Vernon High School Wildcats were recognized this week prior to the Central contest. This group of seniors has set a new standard for Wildcat softball with a 10-2 record so far this season. Pictured are Chloe Schroeder-Lambert, Kai Wallace, Alaina Allyn, and Ali Lyke. Photo by Garry Beeson Special to the News Members of the Mount Vernon High School softball team played two excellent games this week. They won the one and a late surge led to their los

This ball is just inches away from a long ride, courtesy of junior Paige Vaughn during action this week against Memorial. Photo by Dave Pearce By Chris Morlan The North Posey Lady Viking softball team came into last week on a two-game losing streak. On Monday, North Posey faced Evansville Memorial and lost a heartbreaker 4-3 to extend their losing streak to three games. Last Wednesday evening, the Lady Vikings went on the road to play against the Princeton Tigers. North Posey