Week in Review 2019-08-25
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Forest Park's Grace Wendholt putts on the 18th hole during Saturday's Wildcat Invitational golf tournament at Buffalo Trace Golf Course in Jasper. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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Jasper's Avery Bartley putts as she plays with Springs Valley's Kelly Sammons, left, and Southridge's Isabel Morrison during Saturday's Wildcat Invitational golf tournament at Buffalo Trace Golf Course in Jasper. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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Forest Park's Makayla McKim tees off during Saturday's Wildcat Invitational golf tournament at Buffalo Trace Golf Course in Jasper. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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Jasper's Elizabeth Ackerman tees off during Saturday's Wildcat Invitational golf tournament at Buffalo Trace Golf Course in Jasper. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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Forest Park's Makayla McKim hits the ball during Saturday's Wildcat Invitational golf tournament at Buffalo Trace Golf Course in Jasper. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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Southridge's Baileigh Schneider hits the ball during Saturday's Wildcat Invitational golf tournament at Buffalo Trace Golf Course in Jasper. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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2019 Miss Latina Queen Deisy Sandoval, 17, left, hugs her mom, Noemi Gonzalez, both of Jasper, after the Latino Culture Fest Pageant at Southridge High School in Huntingburg on Sunday. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Deisy Sandoval, 17, of Jasper, center, smiles after being announced as the 2019 Miss Latina Queen while 2019 Miss Congeniality Crystal Gonzalez, 16, of Huntingburg, right, claps during the Latino Culture Fest Pageant at Southridge High School in Huntingburg on Sunday. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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2019 Miss Congeniality Crystal Gonzalez, 16, of Huntingburg, left, 2019 Miss Latina Queen Deisy Sandoval, 17, of Jasper, 2019 First Runner-Up Karla Alegria, 15, of Huntingburg, and Thalia Hernandez, 15, of Jasper, smile for a portrait after the Latino Culture Fest Pageant at Southridge High School in Huntingburg on Sunday. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Adison Andry, 10, of Birdseye, competes in the Color Run during the Birdseye Picnic at Birdseye Park on Saturday. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Runners compete in the Color Run during the Birdseye Picnic at Birdseye Park on Saturday. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Mollie Combs, 10, of Birdseye, competes in the Color Run during the Birdseye Picnic at Birdseye Park on Saturday. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Keaton Hill, 4, of Huntingburg, center, runs behind Maggie Warren, 4, of St. Anthony, right, as Kayla Smith of Evansville, left, and Alana Fauquher of Birdseye throw colored powder for the Color Run during Birdseye Picnic at Birdseye Park on Saturday. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Mollie Combs, 10, left, and her mother, Manda Combs, both of Birdseye, watch Mollie's father's basketball team, the 'Eckerty Crickets', compete against 'Obama's Llamas' during the Birdseye Picnic at Birdseye Park on Saturday. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Felecia Eckert, 10, of Birdseye, squints as Mark Austin of Birdseye uses a leaf blower to clean off colored powder after the Color Run during the Birdseye Picnic at Birdseye Park on Saturday. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Bailey Bockting, 13, of Marengo, left, Zoie Eason, 13, of Marengo, Carly Kenley, 13, of Birdseye, Jenna Froman, 13, of Eckerty, and Kylie Rickenbaugh, 13, of English, converse on a picnic table during the Birdseye Picnic at Birdseye Park on Saturday. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Children play on the merry-go-round during the Birdseye Picnic at Birdseye Park on Saturday. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Ayla Elkins, 11, of Jasper, right, attempts to make a shot followed closely by Riley Hinson, 11, of Ferdinand, during the basketball tournament at the Birdseye Picnic in Birdseye Park on Saturday. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Mackenzie Manus, 10, of Ferdinand, throws a dart while playing one of the kids games during the Birdseye Picnic at Birdseye Park on Saturday. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Joe Schwartz of Eckerty hits the volleyball during the Birdseye Picnic at Birdseye Park on Saturday. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Audrey Huff, 5, of Jasper, left, and Maddox Combs, 3, of Birdseye, play in the bounce house during the Birdseye Picnic at Birdseye Park on Saturday. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Miss Latina contestants Deisy Sandoval, 17, of Jasper, left, Karla Alegria, 15, of Huntingburg, Crystal Gonzalez, 16, of Huntingburg, and Thalia Hernandez, 15, of Jasper, wait for the judges to announce the results for the Latino Culture Fest Pageant at Southridge High School in Huntingburg on Sunday. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Teresa Edwards of Oakland City competes in open 3-D barrels with her horse, Corona, during the Open Contesting Show at the Dubois County 4-H Fairgrounds in Bretzville on Saturday. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Owen Blue of Petersburg competes in open 3-D barrels with his horse, Kadee, during the Open Contesting Show at the Dubois County 4-H Fairgrounds in Bretzville on Saturday. Blue has been barrel racing for more than 30 years. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Marilyn Loechte, left, and her husband, Dave Loechte, both of Schnellville, enjoy their morning reading before the Open Contesting Show at the Dubois County 4-H Fairgrounds in Bretzville on Sunday. They came to watch their two daughters and grandson barrel race. "I used to barrel race but when the kids got older, I just quit barrel racing," Dave said, "We just go with them now." "It's what we do as a family," Marilyn said. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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The Lady Jeeps chant together before Monday's volleyball game in Dubois. Tecumseh defeated Northeast Dubois 3-2. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Northeast Dubois' Mia Smith, left, Chante Miller and Brinley Royer joke around before Monday's volleyball game in Dubois. Tecumseh defeated Northeast Dubois 3-2. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Northeast Dubois’ coach Misty Smith cheers with the Lady Jeeps during a timeout at Monday's volleyball game in Dubois. Tecumseh defeated Northeast Dubois 3-2. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Northeast Dubois plays against Techumseh during Monday's volleyball game in Dubois. Tecumseh defeated Northeast Dubois 3-2. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Northeast Dubois' Taylor Dodd returns the ball during Monday's volleyball game in Dubois. Tecumseh defeated Northeast Dubois 3-2. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Northeast Dubois' Chloe Terwiske returns a ball during Monday's volleyball game in Dubois. Tecumseh defeated Northeast Dubois 3-2. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Northeast Dubois' Mia Smith serves during Monday's volleyball game in Dubois. Tecumseh defeated Northeast Dubois 3-2. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Emily Recker, 13, of Jasper, watches Monday's volleyball game in Dubois. “I just like to come to cheer the teams on,” Emily said. Tecumseh defeated Northeast Dubois 3-2. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Northeast Dubois' Regan Knies serves during Monday's volleyball game in Dubois. Tecumseh defeated Northeast Dubois 3-2. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Northeast Dubois' Brinley Royer, center, cheers after winning a set during Monday's volleyball game in Dubois. Tecumseh defeated Northeast Dubois 3-2. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Northeast Dubois' Chloe Terwiske, left, and Regan Knies attempt to block a ball during Monday's volleyball game in Dubois. Tecumseh defeated Northeast Dubois 3-2. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Northeast Dubois' Regan Knies attempts to return the ball during Monday's volleyball game in Dubois. Tecumseh defeated Northeast Dubois 3-2. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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The Lady Jeeps chant together before Monday's volleyball game in Dubois. Tecumseh defeated Northeast Dubois 3-2. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Northeast Dubois' Brinley Royer, center, cheers after winning a set during Monday's volleyball game in Dubois. Tecumseh defeated Northeast Dubois 3-2. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Teresa Edwards of Oakland City competes in open 3-D barrels with her horse, Corona, during the Open Contesting Show at the Dubois County 4-H Fairgrounds in Bretzville on Saturday. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Adrianna Mann of Haubstadt, left, Halee Grisham, 16, of Evansville, and Kristin Haire of Evansville converse on their horses before competing in the open 3-D barrels during the Open Contesting Show at the Dubois County 4-H Fairgrounds in Bretzville on Saturday. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Tim Oxby of Lynnville carries buckets of feed for his seven horses during the Open Contesting Show at the Dubois County 4-H Fairgrounds in Bretzville on Sunday. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Minister Jon Hemmer of Stendal, center, leads cowboy church before the Open Contesting Show at the Dubois County 4-H Fairgrounds in Bretzville on Sunday. Hemmer has been holding cowboy church at various events for 10 years and has been holding cowboy church at the Dubois County 4-H Fairgrounds for more than five years. "It's my favorite place to come because it's always like home," Hemmer said. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Minister Jon Hemmer of Stendal, left, leads cowboy church before the Open Contesting Show at the Dubois County 4-H Fairgrounds in Bretzville on Sunday. Hemmer has been holding cowboy church at various events for 10 years and has been holding cowboy church at the Dubois County 4-H Fairgrounds for more than five years. "It's my favorite place to come because it's always like home," Hemmer said. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Marilyn Loechte, left, and her husband, Dave Loechte, both of Schnellville, enjoy their morning reading before the Open Contesting Show at the Dubois County 4-H Fairgrounds in Bretzville on Sunday. They came to watch their two daughters and grandson barrel race. "I used to barrel race but when the kids got older, I just quit barrel racing," Dave said, "We just go with them now." "It's what we do as a family," Marilyn said. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Americus Blackard, 17, left, and her mom, Piper Blackard, both of Owensville, get their horse, Blu, ready before the Open Contesting Show at the Dubois County 4-H Fairgrounds in Bretzville on Sunday. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald