South Ripley defeated host Southwestern (Hanover) 75-60 in the boys basketball Class 2A Sectional 45 championship game heard Saturday night on the Sports Voice. The Raiders were led by Cole Henry with 21 points, Drew Volz added 19, and Blaine Ward and Chancie Volz each poured in 12 points. It’s South Ripley’s first sectional title since 2017. The 23-1 Raiders will take on Forest Park at Saturday night’s 2A Regional at Seymour…
North Decatur won the Class 1A Sectional 59 championship at Edinburgh by knocking off the host Lancers 49-36. The Chargers improve to 14-13 and will go up against Liberty Christian in the 1A Regional at Greenfield-Central Saturday afternoon…
Hauser eliminated Milan 81-49 in the 1A Sectional 60 title game at the Teepee. The Indians finish the season at 12-13.
Join us for Coaches Corner delivered by Ison’s Family Pizza tonight at 6 on WRBI. Terrance Arney’s scheduled guests are Batesville Boys Basketball Coach Aaron Garrett, East Central Girls Basketball Coach Kevin Moore, Greensburg Girls Basketball Coach Jason Simpson, Milan Boys Basketball Coach Matt Pickerill, and Jac-Cen-Del Girls Basketball Coach Lily Simon.
It was the Los Angeles Angels over the Reds 4-1 in Cactus League action heard yesterday on 103.9 FM. Cincinnati visits the San Diego Padres in Peoria, Arizona this afternoon.
Multiple media reports indicate the Bengals have re-signed tight end Mike Gesicki to a three-year, $25 million dollar deal. Gesicki signed a one-year contract with Cincinnati as a free agent prior to the 2024 season and caught 65 passes, which is the most for a Bengals tight end in 43 years. He also racked up 665 yards and scored two touchdowns for the Bengals last season…Cincinnati has also reportedly agreed to bring back offensive lineman Cody Ford on a two-year deal. Ford is coming off a year in which he became the first Bengals offensive player since 1980 to start games at four different positions in the same season.
In the NBA, the Pacers visit the Chicago Bulls tonight. Airtime on the Sports Voice is 7:30.
