Sports
World Series managers, ceremonial pitches and patriotic performances
By Bill Barrows
This year’s World Series has a couple of interesting storylines starting with the two team managers.
Dave Roberts of the Los Angeles Dodgers and A.J. Hinch of the Houston Astros were both big league players who were best known as role players, not stars. Both were good journeyman players who adapted and knew their role with the team. Roberts played for five major league teams and Hinch four. Hinch was a very intelligent catcher who used brains to gain advantages behind the plate. Roberts was a speedy outfielder whose claim to fame up to now was stealing 2nd base in Game 4 of the ALCS that provided the spark for the rally in the 2004 Boston Red Sox run to their first World Championship since 1918.
Knights advance to sectional finals
Southwood's Matthew Nose attempts to break free from an Eastside defender during the second quarter of the Knights' 51-19 win in the semifinals of the IHSAA Sectional 43. Photo by Joseph Slacian
By The Paper staff
For the second time in as many years, the Southwood Knights advanced to the finals of the IHSAA Sectional 43 finals on Friday night.
The Knights advanced with a 51-19 win over Eastside on Friday night.
Eastside threatened on its first possession, but the Knight defense stiffened and stopped the drive.
On its first possession, Southwood quarterback Carson Blair connected with Peyton Trexler on a 65-yard pass play, the first of five for the night for Blair.
Knights, Apaches advance to sectional semi-finals
Southwood's Jackson Simons eludes Fremont's Christian Bice on a run in the second quarter of Friday night's game. Photo by Joseph Slacian
By The Paper staff
The Southwood Knights and the Wabash Apaches advanced to the IHSAA football sectional semi-finals with wins last Friday night.
Southwood easily defeated Fremont, 70-14 in Class A action, while Wabash defeated county-rival Manchester, 30-21, in Class 2A action.
County teams end seasons at semi-state
By The Paper staff
All four Wabash County cross country teams were represented at the semi-state level, with Wabash, Southwood and Northfield running at New Haven, while Manchester took the trip to New Prairie.
At New Haven, the Wabash boys team finished 15th overall.
Sectional Football Semi-finals This Friday
By Bill Barrows
The IHSAA Football Sectional continues for the survivors of last week’s games this Friday night. In last week’s action, Southwood beat up Fremont 70-14, Northfield lost at Churubusco 30-15 and Wabash outlasted Manchester 30-27 in a thriller.
MHS, WHS boys advance to semi-state
The Wabash boys cross country team finished third at the Marion Regional. Team members are (from left) Koby Prater, Zack Reed, Dereck Vogel, Blakely Stevens, Jacob Bruss, Caleb Callahan and Wyatt Davis.
Photo by David Fenker
By The Paper staff
Two Wabash County boys cross country teams advanced to semi-state with top five finishes, while seven individuals advanced as well.
Knights capture TRC championship
The Southwood Knights captured the Three Rivers Conference football championship on Friday night, Oct. 13, with a win over Wabash County and MSD of Wabash County rival Northfield.
Photo by Harold V. Chatlosh
By The Paper staff
Carson Blair threw for six touchdowns, five to Peyton Trexler, as the Southwood Knights defeated the Northfieldl Norsemen, 47-37, Friday night to capture the Three Rivers Conference championship.
The Blair-Trexler combo opened the scoring, connecting on a 30-yard pass play to give the Knights a 6-0 lead.
Football sectionals begin Friday night
By Bill Barrows
The IHSAA Football Sectional gets underway this Friday night and all four Wabash County teams are in action. Northfield and Southwood are Single A classification schools, while Wabash and Manchester are 2A.
In last week’s action, Southwood beat Northfield 47-37 in an action packed TRC Championship game, Wabash bested Whitko 28-22 and Manchester beat Maconaquah 25-17.
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