Rodney Lopez is a sports writer for the Vincennes Sun Commercial, focusing on local sports in Vincennes, Indiana. With a passion for covering high school and community sports events, Rodney provides in-depth coverage and analysis of various sports teams and athletes in the area.
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Rodney Lopez's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly high school basketball and football in the United States, Indiana, Vincennes area. He mostly covers events and provides investment analysis related to these sports.
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Sarah Wolfe, who served as the director for last week's Dark Side of the Wabash eclipse event, tossed out the first pitch at Joe Bilskie Field on Monday as the
South Knox's Kaden McKinney (8) gets a congratulations from coach Mike Bezy as McKinney rounds the bases after launching a two-run home run against visiting Bloomfield on Tuesday.
Getting to play a favorite sport in college is a dream of many high school athletes. Having the opportunity to share that experience with your friends and teammates is a
BICKNELL — Cayden McCrary socked a home run among his 4-for-4 day for Lincoln on Monday, and Jace Kinnett worked himself out of a few jams to deliver six strong
Rivet and North Knox each scored all of their runs in the third and fourth innings on Wednesday in a Blue Chip Conference tilt.
Lincoln second baseman Cayden McCrary fires to first for an attempted double play after retiring Sullivan's Ty Hamilton on a force out Friday at Hill Field. Looking on is shorstop Jace Kinnett (5).
Lincoln seniors Tanner Gilbert and Tate Keller, seated from left, signed last Wednesday to continue playing football next fall at Oakland City. They're joined by, back row from left, Oakland City assistant and former Alices assistant coach Scott Hurst, Gilbert's grandparents Donna and Chris Leigh and mother Tabitha Gilbert, Keller's grandmother Nancy Kimmel and father MIke Keller, and Oakland City coach Jared Maners.
Anderson pitches complete game in 4-3 defeat
Lincoln senior Ari Gerkin signed on Wednesday to play basketball collegiately at Southern Connecticut State. She's joined by her parents, Amber and Mark Gerkin.
Neither Lincoln nor South Knox was celebrating its senior day at the Spartans' field on Saturday, but the Alices' seniors were still prepared to deliver.
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