Terre Haute Bowling Center
Savannah’s Trophy House — High games: David Williams 278, Patty McClure 226, 3 Rights and Lefty 759. High series: Williams 734, Melissa Dressler 579, 3 Rights and Lefty 2,250.
Russ Fisher Truck Parts — High games: Tom Brown 277, Cinema Box Office Rehab 1,189. High series: Brown 686, Cinema Box Office Rehab 3,242.
ANG Mixed — High games: Shane Mullenix 247, Kellie Mayes 201, Hair Gallery 811. High series: Mullenix 694, Mayes 506, Hair Gallery 2,158.
Wabash Valley Christian — High games: Matt Larimer 206, Jana Strain 169, Central Christian II 632. High series: Tony Morris 551, Strain 460, Central Christian II 1,795.
Monday Prime Timers — High games: Emery Shumaker 258, Charity Wessol 196. High series: Jay Scamihorn 627, Linda Zellers 528.
Monday Mixed — High games: Jerry Waggoner 244, Cheryl Lee 212, Team 3 743. High series: Waggoner 633, Lee 566, The Pinpricks 2,078.
Wednesday Prime Timers — High games: Jay Scamihorn 259, Velma Troye 204. High series: Scamihorn 732, Sara Wright 506.
Nancy’s Song Bird Karaoke — High games: Carol Davis 215, Savannah’s Trophy House 900. High series: Davis 569, Savannah’s Trophy House 2,419.
Guarantee Roofing — High games: Mike Winemiller 267, AG Financial 1,083. High series: Ian Hatfield 736, AG Financial 3,141.
THBC Majors — High games: Cameron Bolinger 247, Mack Pepper 221. High series: Bolinger 701, Pepper 554.
THBC Minors — High games: Richie Fields 133, Rachael Goekler 104. High series: Fields 389, Goekler 288.
Vigo Bowl
School Staff — High games: Stephen Johnson 213, Karla Smith 198, South Vigo 716. High series: Matt Lugar 573, Vickie Blade 545, Low Rollers 1,975.
Lami Craft — High games: Ann Barnes 224, Those Girls 868. High series: Barnes 593, Those Girls 2,403.
Savannah’s Trophy House — High games: Karen Prettyman 231, UR Up 828. High series: Prettyman 656, Wildlife Land and Resource Management 2,329.
Vigo Bowl Bantams — High games: Nicholas Wagner 101, Morgan Adams 68, Dark Dragons 259. High series: Wagner 185, Adams 116, Dark Dragons 516. (Previous week) High games: Bobby Mickelson 99, Morgan Adams 82, Rock N Bowlers 241. High series: Mickelson 155, Adams 147, Rock N Bowlers 479.
Bell Welding — High games: Rufus Pace 257, Pam Wilkins 195, Team 7 1,004. High series: Pace 716, Wilkins 523, Team 7 2,876. (Previous week) High games: Mike Sebring 258, Pam Wilkins 194, Team 6 993. High series: Rufus Pace 672, Diana Heubel 504.
Eagles Mixed — High games: Lenny Selvia Jr. 246, Crystal Sullivan 215, My Dixie Wrecked 823. High series: Jason Hiddle 674, Sullivan 635, My Dixie Wrecked 2,261. (Previous week) High games: Jason Hiddle and Randy Lebrun 267, Crystal Sullivan 211, My Dixie Wrecked 834. High series: Lebrun 713, Sullivan 595, no team score.
Distributor’s Terminal — High games: Sandy Kelly 200, Gutter GAls 624. High series: Kelly 546, M&M;’s 1,763. (Previous week) High games: Sandy Kelly 192, Gutter Gals 625. High series: Kathie Britt 520, Gutter Gals 1,738.
Vigo Bowl Wednesday Youth — High games: Eli Perry 257, Brooke Lynch 198, 2 Wright’s N A Fry 578. High series: Perry 691, Sara Shepherd 490, Team 1 1,618. (Previous week) Steven Wright 217, Amanda Perry 201, Team 1 576. High series: Wright 573, Sara Shepherd 536, ABC 1,562.
Vigo Bowl Juniors — High games: Bradley Travioli 186, Kianna Sweatt 168, Team 3 666. High series: Dewayne Perry 469, Sweatt 436, Team 3 1,845. (Previous week) High games: C.J. Brooks 202, Kianna Sweatt 189, Team 3 718. High series: Dewayne Perry 501, Sweatt 479, Team 3 1,969.
Vigo Bowl Seniors — High games: Eli Perry 248, Brooke Lynch 192, Team 1 920. High series: Bryan Hudson 624, Abby Coffin 484, Team 1 2,584. (Previous week) HIgh games: Steven Wright 246, Sara Shepherd 196, Team 1 975. High series: Nicholas Fields 640, Shepherd 557, Team 1 2,832.
Vigo Bowl Preps — High games: David McCollum 171, Bailee Poore 148, The Pin Eaters 594. High series: McCollum 431, Poore 377, The Pin Eaters 1,591. (Previous week) High games: Dayton Perry 148, Gabrielle Yeager 138, The Pin Eaters 502. High series: David McCollom 366, Yeager 376, The Pin Eaters 1,463.
Mic’s Pics — High games: Ashley Wills 236, Vigo Bowl 564. High series: Wills 586, Bowling Belles 1,542. (Previous week) HIgh games: Shirley Pounds 183, Bowling Belles 514. High series: Wee Patrick 500, Bowling Belles 1,427.
Monday Mixed Bush — High games: Larry Knight 280, Vicki Rich 247, Stuckey’s 1,072. High series: Larry Hatfield 744, Mandy Wilkins 644, Stuckey’s 3,101. (Previous week) High games: Brandy Leturgez 279, Vicki Rich 243, Lang’s Body Shop Part 2 1,117. High series: Leturgez 745, Rich 696, Stuckey’s 3,083.
Chandler Construction — High games: Tom Brown 264, Bonnie Chandler 244, Born to Bowl 1,030. High series: Brown 647, Sue Chandler 576, Lucky Strikes 2,888. (Previous week) High games: Troy Williams 279, Bonnie Chandler 236, Vigo Bowl 1,054. High series: Williams 751, Chandler 594, Ten in the Pit and Vigo Bowl 2,852.
Art Compton — High games: Robi Dunfee and Lori Fugate 234, Rick’s Gals 855. High series: Dunfee 580, Russell Enterprise 2,398. (Previous week) High games: Jeri Russell 200, Russell Enterprizes 843. High series: Russell and Lori Fugate 509, Family Affair 2,433.
Baesler’s Market Senior — High games: Ed Beasley 277, Pat Stewart 220, Aces 815. High series: Dave Paulin 697, Ruth Thompson 562, Aces 2,082. (Previous week) High games: Dave Paulin 268, Ruth Thompson 212, Turkeys Four 811. High series: Paulin 684, Thompson 582, Turkeys Four 2,158.
Davison Service and Equipment — High games: Chris Drake 290, Sturgeon’s Farm II 1,143. High series: Drake 793, Sturgeon’s Farm II 3,196. (Previous week) High games: Steve Session 290, Flight 1 1,148. High series: Session 786, Contemporary Drilling 3,207.
Bush Men’s — High games: Matt Wilkins 280, Maurizio’s Pizza 1,100. High series: Chris Drake 791, Maurizio’s Pizza 2,996. (Previous week) High games: Paul Caton 269, Maurizio’s Pizza 1,115. High series: Marc Pruett 728, Maurizio’s Pizza 3,197.
Thursday Senior Mixed — High games: Richard Stephens 277, Barb Hills 202, Cobras 816. High series: Stephens 747, Hills 573, Cobras 2,300. (Previous week) High games: Herb Gosnell 225, Norma Loudermilk 178, Cobras 769. High series: Stephens 600, Clarene Fisher 506, Cobras 2,188.
Imperial Lanes
CBM Monday Mixed — High games: Kelly Chessir 266, Ann Barnes 201, Bad to the Bone 885. High series: Todd Hart 646, Barnes 579.
Archie’s Tuesday Men — High games: Robby Steinberg 278, Bud/Crock 1,089. High series: Guy Johnson 753.
Tuesday Ladies — High games: Phyllis Grover 172, Whatever 303. High series: Grover 450.
Kirby Risk Wednesday Men — High games: Zachary Long 267, Crystal Sullivan 255, Al’s Sports Bar 1,108. High series: Scott Hill 690, Mysti Fisher 628.
Pizza Works Thursday Mixed — High games: Jacob Wright 288, LaDonna Singleton 202, Oh Well and Al’s Sports Bar 1,038. High series: Wright 710, Singleton 552.
Elks Thursday Men — High games: Bill Chance 214, Fox Canteen 963. High series: Chance 613.
Local Interest
Vigo County Bowling Leagues
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METRO ROUNDUP: ISU track athlete selected as MVC scholar-athlete of week
Indiana State senior Ernest Rollins has been selected the Prairie Farms/Missouri Valley Conference Male Scholar-Athlete of the Week it was announced Friday.
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Union season more fun with Talpas around
The Union boys basketball team has had its share of fun moments in the past, arguably the most fun being its Class A state runner-up in 2000.
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Injury bug follows girls into postseason
Who’s healthy is the question at least three of the four teams will be asking tonight when Class 4A girls high school basketball sectional play begins at Terre Haute North.
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A day later, Giants basking in win
A little more than nine hours after the New York Giants registered their second Super Bowl triumph in four years, coach Tom Coughlin and quarterback Eli Manning met with the media covering Super Bowl XLVI one last time Monday morning.
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METRO ROUNDUP: Evans, West receive track accolades
Two Rose-Hulman track and field athletes received weekly honors from the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference on Monday.
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MIKE LUNSFORD: Books open our eyes to that which we will never see
I got a letter last week from a friend, Sister Margaret Quinlan, who lives amidst the beauty of the St. Mary-of-the-Woods campus. Besides the email space and the time she invests in describing the flowers and trees and birds that she shares with her roomies out there, as well as her accounts of teaching and traveling, Margaret most often writes about books. She loves them, and she knows I do, too.
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METRO ROUNDUP: North boys, girls bowling team in Jasper Regional
Terre Haute North’s boys and girls bowling teams will be competing in today’s Indiana High School Bowling regional at Jasper.
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Indiana Senate approves right-to-work bill
Indiana’s Senate has passed right-to-work legislation, placing the state on the verge of becoming the Rust Belt’s first to enact the contentious labor law.
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Back home again in Indiana
Former Indianapolis Colts coach Jim Caldwell has landed a job as quarterbacks coach for the Baltimore Ravens. The Ravens announced Caldwell’s hiring Monday.
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Sink or swim: South boys chose the latter
Terre Haute South’s boys swimming and diving team is currently enjoying it’s lofty No. 21 ranking in the state of Indiana.
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It’s on: Sycamores, Bulldogs to play at Hinkle on Feb. 18
How badly did Indiana State want to get Butler as its BracketBusters opponent?
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METRO ROUNDUP: Four from Rose receive weekly honors
Four Rose-Hulman athletes earned Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference weekly honors, the HCAC announced Monday.
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PREP ROUNDUP: Warriors rally, but fall short
Newton built a big lead and held on to defeat Casey 72-69 in Illinois high school boys basketball Monday night.
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Eli slowly emerging from Peyton’s shadow
Eli Manning has lived in the shadow of older brother Peyton all of his life. Whatever successes Eli has had on the football field, they often paled in comparison to what his more illustrious sibling had already accomplished.
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Heftier home schedule awaits Rex fans
Terre Haute Rex fans will get to see their favorite baseball team play two additional home games this year — and it will be a championship team they’re watching.
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PREP ROUNDUP: Marshall plays Casey in LIC semifinals tonight
Semifinal games of the Little Illini Conference basketball tournaments will be played tonight.
At Red Hill, Flora (20-2) meets Hutsonville-Palelstine (16-5) in the first boys game at 6 p.m. CST with Casey (10-5) facing Marshall (14-5) in the second contest.
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METRO ROUNDUP: Honey Creek 8th sweeps in Vigo tourney
Host Honey Creek swept a pair of games over Otter Creek and Sarah Scott and Woodrow Wilson came up with a split at Chauncey Rose on Monday as Vigo County eighth-grade basketball tournaments began.
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TH native made the right call
The Indiana High School Athletic Association is always seeking licensed high school officials in its 20 sanctioned sports, a selling point being “participation in high school athletics doesn’t have to end with high school graduation.”
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PREP ROUNDUP: Smith leads Class 2A No. 8-ranked Arrows to victory
Rhagen Smith had a double-double and host Sullivan took a 21-point lead into the fourth quarter of an eventual 52-40 win over North Knox in girls high school basketball Monday night.
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METRO ROUNDUP: Kovach earns AP All-America honors
Rose-Hulman’s Kyle Kovach has become the first Engineer football player since 1958 to earn Associated Press All-America honors, it was announced Monday.
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Coaches with credentials: As a unit, Terre Haute North’s staff 2nd to none
Surrounding yourself with excellence.
Some high school basketball head coaches might be intimidated or insecure having talented assistants on their staff. That is certainly not the case for Terre Haute North’s Todd Woelfle.
Woelfle has the vast resources of four — count ‘em — former NCAA Division I college players on his staff this season.
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Yeargin, Odum fight ailment as a pair
Often overlooked, athletic trainers are as much a part of the fabric of a team as the players and coaches are.
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Evansville will test ISU’s toughness
Indiana State’s fall-from-ahead 69-63 loss to Missouri State on Saturday exposed several problems on both the offensive and defensive ends of the floor, but the root cause can be traced back to the lack of a important quality.
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PREP ROUNDUP: West Vigo girls break 5-game losing streak with 38-32 win
West Vigo’s girls basketball team broke a five-game losing streak as it defeated Cloverdale 38-32 on Monday.
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Right up their alley: Bustling bowling league isn’t just for novices
The competition is fierce, yet friendly at the same time.
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AMEY TAKES AIM: The biggest & baddest of a holiday classic
There are more things to love about the Pizza Hut Wabash Valley Classic than could fit in this newspaper, but one of this year’s best things was that for an hour or so on Wednesday, it was Justin Paddock’s world and we were just living in it.
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Thomas ISU’s mainstay
When Indiana State’s women’s basketball opponents gameplan for the Sycamores, the defensive scheme begins with 6-foot-4 senior Shannon Thomas.
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METRO/PREP ROUNDUP: Pomeroys finish fourth at Taylor
St. Mary-of-the-Woods ran into a pair of strong NAIA teams and finished fourth in the Taylor Tournament in women’s college basketball last weekend.
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Colts give the boot to Polian duo
It didn’t take long for Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay to start making moves with his team.
One day after Irsay’s Colts dropped a 19-13 road decision to Jacksonville, giving Indianapolis a 2-14 record and the No. 1 pick in the 2012 National Football League draft, longtime Colts executive Bill Polian and his son, vice-president/general manager Chris Polian, were both fired.
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Ring the bell: Which ISU player has the greatest Classic legacy?
The Pizza Hut Wabash Valley Classic begins today at Terre Haute North. One would be hard-pressed to find a local event that is more beloved by a wider cross-section of sports fans and non-sports fans alike.
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