The day finally came for Adam Schenk Sunday.
He captured his first Professional Golfers Association (PGA) event title by winning the Butterfield Bermuda Championship. Schenk shot 12-under par 272 to claim victory in the four-day affair.
Schenk, who is a native of Knox County and played college golf for Purdue, won after making 243 career starts on the tour. He finished one stroke ahead of second-place finisher Chandler Phillips and two shots ahead of five golfers who tied for third.
Goff named MVP of All-Star Basketball Game
Salukis use strong offense to claim road victory
Softball and baseball scores
Lady softball Indians shut down by Edwards County
VU out of NJCAA tournament
Illinois spring trout season opens April 4
The origin of the IHSAA's Mental Attitude Award
How a Vincennes businessman, philanthropist, originated the first Mental Attitude Award.
Baseball Salukis split in weekend action
Lady volleyball Braves fall at state
Baseball Salukis successful in season opener
Lady softball Indians notch first win
Baseball Indians blanked in season opener
Parkview Volleyball Lady Braves are statebound
Illinois bobcat season concludes with 627 harvested
COUNTRY Financial's "Sport Your School" offers schools chance to win $5,000
Red Hill's Gray receives postseason IBCA award, honored with Moore by Midland Trail
Special Olympics Indiana hosting 54th annual state basketball tournament
Basketball Salukis have several named all-conference
Indians honored with postseason awards
Lawrence County youth wrestlers compete at state meets
