Sports

(Undated) – It is Week 6 of the high school football season. The RHS Maroons will be looking to pick up another win tonight when they hit the road to Lawrenceville. Following last week’s win

(Palestine) – The OPH Wildcats are still looking for their first win of the season heading into Saturday football action. The 0-5 Wildcats will welcome 2-3 Casey-Westfield to Palestine for a 1 pm

(Robinson) – The RHS Maroons Cross Country Team hosted the Robinson Invitational yesterday. The RHS girls finished 5th and the boys finished 7th in the meet which featured twenty-three schools.

(Oblong) – The Oblong Lady Panthers picked up a straight sets win over Martinsville 26-24, 25-17. Head Coach, Pam Johnson, says the girls started slow but held on for the victory. Grace Flexter

(Robinson) – The RHS Tennis Team fell to 8-4 on the season after the Lady Maroons lost to Olney 7-2. Head Coach, Steven Jenkins, says even though the team did not get the wins they wanted against

(Robinson) – The RHS Tennis Team fell to Teutopolis in a 3-8 decision. With the loss, Robinson’s regular season record falls to 8-3. Robinson will travel to Olney for a Varsity/JV match

(Undated) – The Oblong Volleyball Team fell last night to St. Elmo/Brownstown. Head Coach, Pam Johnson, says the Lady Panthers did not give in despite the loss. She says Grace Flexter was in

(Robinson) – The RHS Golf Team wrapped up their regular season yesterday. They finished second in a five-team meet carding a 185. Robinson’s Nathan Rich was the low card leader and medalist

(Robinson) – The RHS Tennis Team picked up an 8-1 win over Newton last night to improve their season record to 8-2 overall. RHS Head Coach, Steve Jenkins, says the girls started strong winning

(Oblong) – The OPH Wildcats got rolled Saturday in homecoming action in Oblong. The OPH offense struggled en route to a 59-14 loss to the Red Hill Salukis. With the loss, the Wildcats fall to 0-5