Week in Review 2016-12-18
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The Northeast Dubois and Southridge cheerleaders stood together during the national anthem before the Dubois County Hoops Classic consolation game at Huntingburg Memorial Gym on Saturday. Northeast Dubois defeated Southridge 51-45. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
The Northeast Dubois Jeeps basketball team huddled in the locker room before the Dubois County Hoops Classic consolation game at Huntingburg Memorial Gym on Saturday. Northeast Dubois defeated Southridge 51-45. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
The Southridge Raiders basketball team huddled during a timeout in the Dubois County Hoops Classic consolation game at Huntingburg Memorial Gym on Saturday. Northeast Dubois defeated Southridge 51-45. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
Northeast Dubois' Chase Riecker, center, drove for a stray ball during the Dubois County Hoops Classic consolation game at Huntingburg Memorial Gym on Saturday. Northeast Dubois defeated Southridge 51-45. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
Northeast Dubois' Chase Riecker shot as Southridge's Logan Seger defended during the Dubois County Hoops Classic consolation game at Huntingburg Memorial Gym on Saturday. Northeast Dubois defeated Southridge 51-45. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
Northeast Dubois fan Vince Collins of Dubois shot during the halftime challenge at the Dubois County Hoops Classic consolation game at Huntingburg Memorial Gym on Saturday. Northeast Dubois defeated Southridge 51-45. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
Northeast Dubois' Scott Betz defended as Southridge's Ross Eckert caught a rebound during the Dubois County Hoops Classic consolation game at Huntingburg Memorial Gym on Saturday. Northeast Dubois defeated Southridge 51-45. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
Southridge Raiders fans, from left, Summer Satterfield, 9, Kelsey Wibbeler, 9, Ava Hall, 9, Jenna Kendall, 12, Ashlie Harter, 11, all of Huntingburg, danced together as they watched the Dubois County Hoops Classic consolation game at Huntingburg Memorial Gym on Saturday. Northeast Dubois defeated Southridge 51-45. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
Southridge's Matthew Price and Northeast Dubois' Reece Bauer tussled for a loose ball during the Dubois County Hoops Classic consolation game at Huntingburg Memorial Gym on Saturday. Northeast Dubois defeated Southridge 51-45. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
Southridge's Ross Eckert looked for an avenue to shoot as Northeast Dubois' Reece Bauer, left, and Alan Kerstiens closed in during the Dubois County Hoops Classic consolation game at Huntingburg Memorial Gym on Saturday. Northeast Dubois defeated Southridge 51-45. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
Jasper, Forest Park, Northeast Dubois and Southridge cheerleaders performed a routine together between games at the Dubois County Hoops Classic at Huntingburg Memorial Gym on Saturday. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
Northeast Dubois' Chase Riecker defended as Southridge's Harrison Steckler shot during the Dubois County Hoops Classic consolation game at Huntingburg Memorial Gym on Saturday. Northeast Dubois defeated Southridge 51-45. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
Jasper cheerleaders tumbled during player introductions before the Dubois County Hoops Classic championship game at Huntingburg Memorial Gym on Saturday. Jasper defeated Forest Park 60-49. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
Forest Park's Sam Englert shot passed the defense of Jasper's Elliot Prange, left, and Jared Englert during the Dubois County Hoops Classic championship game at Huntingburg Memorial Gym on Saturday. Jasper defeated Forest Park 60-49. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
Forest Park head coach Jeff Litherland spoke to his team in the locker room before the Dubois County Hoops Classic championship game at Huntingburg Memorial Gym on Saturday. Jasper defeated Forest Park 60-49. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
Jasper's Austin Simmers shot during the Dubois County Hoops Classic championship game at Huntingburg Memorial Gym on Saturday. Jasper defeated Forest Park 60-49. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
Jasper seniors Ian Jahn, left, Corban Bell and Alexa Stenftenagel cheered with pompoms during the Dubois County Hoops Classic championship game at Huntingburg Memorial Gym on Saturday. Jasper defeated Forest Park 60-49. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
Forest Park's Trever Zink looked for an opening to pass as Jasper's Justin Persohn defended during the Dubois County Hoops Classic championship game at Huntingburg Memorial Gym on Saturday. Jasper defeated Forest Park 60-49. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
Jasper's Reece Milligan looked for an opening to pass the ball as Forest Park's Trever Zink defended during the Dubois County Hoops Classic championship game at Huntingburg Memorial Gym on Saturday. Jasper defeated Forest Park 60-49. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
Forest Park's Noah Fleck shot as Jasper's Tyler Nottingham, left, and Andrew Schmitt looked on during the Dubois County Hoops Classic championship game at Huntingburg Memorial Gym on Saturday. Jasper defeated Forest Park 60-49. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
Forest Park Rangers fan Lonnie Chapman of Huntingburg watched the action during the Dubois County Hoops Classic championship game at Huntingburg Memorial Gym on Saturday. Jasper defeated Forest Park 60-49. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
Jasper's Eric Nordhoff caught a rebound during the Dubois County Hoops Classic championship game at Huntingburg Memorial Gym on Saturday. Jasper defeated Forest Park 60-49. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
Jasper's Tyler Nottingham dribbled around the defense of Forest Park's Daniel Lusk during the Dubois County Hoops Classic championship game at Huntingburg Memorial Gym on Saturday. Jasper defeated Forest Park 60-49. Nottingham was named MVP. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
Jasper's Jared Englert jumped to rebound a basket attempt by Forest Park's Sam Englert, right, during the Dubois County Hoops Classic championship game at Huntingburg Memorial Gym on Saturday. Jasper defeated Forest Park 60-49. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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Bailey Hagan of Jasper, 5, right colored a reindeer during a Letters to Santa Workshop at the Jasper Public Library on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Claus visited the library to share tales from the North Pole and help children write letters to Santa.
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Tatiana Dunn of Evansville played the violin during the Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra's performance of Messiah by Candlelight at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Jasper on Saturday. This is the third year the orchestra and choir have visited the historic church in Jasper to perform.
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Reginald Smith Jr. performed during the Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra's performance of Handel's Messiah by Candlelight at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Jasper on Saturday. This is the third year the orchestra and choir have visited the historic church in Jasper to perform.
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Alfred Savia conducted the Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir as they performed Handel's Messiah by Candlelight at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Jasper on Saturday. This is the third year the orchestra and choir have visited the historic church in Jasper to perform.
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Ed Lacy played the bassoon during the Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra's performance of Handel's Messiah by Candlelight at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Jasper on Saturday. This is the third year the orchestra and choir have visited the historic church in Jasper to perform.
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Teairra Dickerson, 11, left, and Bailey Fox, 10, comforted Alicia Phillips, 10, center, all of Winslow, during Sunday's candlelight vigil in memory of Alicia's brother Bryce and Paige Bailey, the 12-year-olds who died after falling through the ice in Winslow last week. Nearly 200 people crowded into the Winslow fire station to honor and remember Bryce and Paige.
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Jerry "Tuffy" Blackwell, pastor of Mt Pisgah Baptist Church, led those gathered in singing "Amazing Grace" during Sunday's candlelight vigil honoring Bryce Phillips and Paige Bailey, the 12-year-olds that died after falling through the ice in Winslow last week. Nearly 200 people crowded into the Winslow fire station to honor and remember Bryce and Paige.
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Brittney Kirby of Winslow, 6, held a candle during Sunday's vigil to remember Bryce Phillips and Paige Bailey, the 12-year-olds who died after falling through the ice in Winslow last week. Nearly 200 people crowded into the Winslow fire station to honor and remember Bryce and Paige.
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Forest Park High School senior Dillon Hasenour embraced principal Jamie Pund after discovering he had been awarded the Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship Program by the Dubois County Community Foundation on Wednesday. The scholarship, awarded to one Dubois County student each year, covers full tuition, required fees and a stipend of $900 per year for four years at any Indiana private or public college.
