Andy Amey is a sportswriter at various publications including Yahoo News and the Washington Times-Herald. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, focusing on competitive and professional sports, major league events, and the business side of the sports industry. Andy's work has been featured in numerous outlets such as Yahoo Sports UK and the Goshen News.
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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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By: Andy Amey
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American Legion Wayne Newton Post 346's Parker Higham gets the throw in time to tag out Jasper Post 147's Jack Kluemper during the team's 2-0 win on Friday at Terre Haute North High School.
Wayne Newton Post 346 earned a berth in the American Legion baseball state finals by beating Crawfordsville 4-2 Saturday afternoon at Terre Haute North
By: Andy Amey
Wayne Newton Post 346 earned a berth in the American Legion baseball state finals by beating Crawfordsville 4-2 Saturday afternoon at Terre Haute North.
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Coach Dave Mahurin guides the offense during the Vincennes Lincoln Alices’ boys basketball game against host Terre Haute North on Dec. 10, 2025. Mahurin is the new coach at Terre Haute South, his alma mater, beginning with the 2026-27 season.
By: Andy Amey
Columnist looks at high school basketball shot clocks.
Marshall (Ill.) boys basketball coach Logan Eitel watches his players during practice at the high school in 2023. Eitel and his Lions, like other Illinois teams, will see a 35-second shot clock used in games in the upcoming 2026-27 season.
