Andy Amey is an experienced sports reporter and editor, specializing in local sports coverage in Terre Haute, Indiana. With a passion for basketball and a disdain for the modern era, Andy brings a unique perspective to his articles, providing in-depth analysis and commentary on local teams and athletes.
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Andy Amey's coverage is focused almost entirely on local sports news, particularly high school basketball. He appears to prioritize event coverage and evolving stories related to sports tournaments, team rivalries, and individual player performances. If you have insights or updates about local high school basketball events in Terre Haute or Indiana, Andy would likely be interested in hearing from you.
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South Putnam defeated Riverton Parke 44-6 in a high school football sectional championship game Friday.
of 4 North Central's Thunderbirds are making no secret this year of what their main goal in girls high school basketball is: the Class A state finals.
Columnist looks at remaining high school football games.
By: Andy Amey
of 6 With less than three minutes left in a Class 2A regional high school football game Friday night, a Linton offensive lineman came off the field in tears.
Terre Haute South had the same problem Wednesday that Terre Haute North had two nights earlier: A fourth-quarter performance that cost it a victory
By: Andy Amey
But a big group of freshmen throughout the county might signal the start of a resurgence of high school swimming participation among the three Vigo schools.
By: Andy Amey
of 2 It hasn't been that long ago that Vigo County boys high school basketball coaches were complaining — or at least mentioning — that there seemed to be no tall boys.
The clock in the second half was running awfully slow as Linton was trying to hold a lead against host Indianapolis Lutheran in a Class 2A high school football semistate game Friday night.
The clock in the second half was running awfully slow as Linton was trying to hold a lead against host Indianapolis Lutheran in a Class 2A high school football semistate game Friday night.
Columnist examines team culture
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