The Sheridan Horseshoe league had its second interleague tournament this week. The league voted on having two interleague tournaments, one in the beginning of the year and the other in the middle of the year to separate the first half of the season from the second half.

Brad McKinney took first place as he was pitching hot right out of the gate. Close behind him was Mike McKinney who easily had one of his best games all season in his final game of the night.

It was a solid week for the league’s president Greg Emery as he pitched with the highest handicapped series of 395. With the performance of him and fellow team members they kept, team Ashpaugh Electric in first place.

Sam Gibbons, and teammate Richard Law also pitched another good night, helping their team -- JBS United -- stay in fourth place to remain in the hunt. Price Heating pulled ahead in thirrd place with a great night pitching effort from Kyle Wethington with a handicapped series of 374.

The sound of metal clanking is under way yet again in Biddle’s Memorial Park as the Sheridan Horseshoe League completed its first week.

The first week found Mike Milcoff with an actual series of 204, he helped his team, Deem Electric, go 4-6 for the night. Price Heating is leading so far with 7 wins. Ashpaugh Electric and JBS United both won 6 games respectively.

That time is inching closer for Horseshoe pitchers in Biddle Memorial Park in Sheridan.

The Sheridan Horseshoe League will be starting up soon and celebrating one of the country's oldest sports. From the moment you walk up to the courts, to the time you pitch your first shoe, you’ll get some unexpected feelings when that shoe clangs off that post.

Sheridan Rotarians are sponsoring ameal at the final boys basketball game of the regular season.

The Blackhawks take on Frankton Friday night, Feb. 22. The game tips off at 7:30 p.m. and the Rotary Club will serve a delicious meal in the school cafeteria from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.

After a season-opening loss to a powerful Western Boone team that would roll through the season undefeated, the Sheridan Blackhawks football team won seven straight en route to an 8-3 final record.
Sheridan finished the season ranked in the top 10 in Class A polls.
It wound up being a true defensive struggle in driving rain as the Monroe Central Golden Bears ended Sheridan's season in the sectional finals by a score of 8-0 in a rematch of last year’s season-ender.

Since the Sheridan Horseshoe League was rained out a couple of times, the members had to play catch up this week. Instead of their normal 10 win night they had a couple of 10 win nights!

Price Heating recaptured the league lead by winning 18 of the 20. JBS United moved into second by winning 16 of 20, eight of which were against Traditional Concepts knocking them out of first and into third place.

The last weeks have been interesting, producing three different league leaders.

With three weeks to go, the first-round winners are currently in second place trailing Traditional Concepts by two games. Traditional Concepts winning only 13 games during the first half of the season has double that amount so far during the four weeks of the season.

The second annual Asphaugh Electric horseshoe tournament was held over the weekend. The Sheridan Horseshoe league played host for the event. With the hot and humid conditions only pitchers from Hamilton County participated.

After the first game, Susan Dwigans of Westfield led by seven points. She maintained her lead at the end of two with Greg Emry of Sheridan closing the gap to two points. 

The O’Reilly handicapped horseshoe tournament was Saturday in Sheridan, and hometown hero Phil Kercheval led the pack at end of game one. 

Mike and Michael Milcoff moved Deem into second place and will face Price Heating's mother and son combo of Susan and Mitch Dwigans for the first half leadership of the season.

JBS United dropped into third place with the same amount of wins as Deem but trail by only four points.

It was an exciting tournament, Saturday, at Biddle Memorial Park that came down to the wire.

This was the Sheridan Horseshoe League's first open tournament of the season. Several pitchers from central Indiana showed up at the courts in Biddle's Memorial Park. The league ran two sessions in order to common date all pitchers.