Editor's note: Many events this week have been postponed or canceled due to the excessive heat warnings.

Saturday, Aug. 26

Boys' cross country

EVANSVILLE HARRISON DENNIS BAYS INVITATIONAL: North's Jacob Mitchell was the top runner on a preview of the regional course, winning by a second in 15:56.3. Edgewood's Zane Meyer was third (16:15) and South's Ryan Rheam fourth (16:28.7). Columbus North put seven in the top 21 to win with 52 points to 54 for North, which had five in the top 23. South was third (109) and Edgewood seventh (220). Complete results here: OnlineRaceResults

DANVILLE HOKUM KAREM: Lighthouse Christian had four runners. 49. Keaton Jones and Caiden Ward, 46:46.4. Boys reserve 2 mile: 11. Nathan Smith 14:31.2. Girls reserve 2 mile: 1. Taylor Helbert 14:36.

Girls' cross country

EVANSVILLE HARRISON DENNIS BAYS INVITATIONAL: South's 1-2 punch of Aurelia Martoglio and Lexi Kollbaum was just enough to help the Panthers top Columbus North by a point, 72-73. The Bull Dogs had five in the top 20 and nine in the top 30, but Martoglio (19:19.4) and Kollbaum (19:45.9), along with Linton's Peyton Smith, were the only runners to break 20 minutes at Angel Mounds. South did not have Jasmine Martoglio. Edgewood's Hannah Crain (20:40.2) was seventh and North was led by Nola Somers Glenn in 11th (20:54.6). Edgewood, which had four in the top 50, was fourth as a team (166) and North sixth (218) just a point above Castle. Complete results at OnlineRaceResults.com

Girls' golf

WESTERN INDIANA CONFERENCE: Edgewood finished third (426) at Forest Park behind host Northview (409) and Brown County (420). Owen Valley did not have a team score. BC's Lily VanNess was medalist with a 78 while Edgewood's Amara Hanson was third (98) and Ashton Sessions tied for 10th (104) to earn All-WIC.

COLUMBUS EAST INVITATIONAL: Bloomington South takes first with a 363 to win by one shot over New Albany. Melanie Southern (81) and Avery Beck (84) go 3-5 while Daphe Southern shoots a career low.

EASTERN GREENE INVITATIONAL: Barr-Reeve wins with a 370 while Eastern Greene is sixth (469) at Stonecrest. Chloe Scott led the T-Birds with 106, followed by Reece Provo (112).

Football

WASHINGTON 28, EDGEWOOD 0: Tough night for the Mustangs (1-1) as Washington rolled in the first game on their newly refurbished field. The Hatchets led 21-0 at halftime. Edgewood was limited to just 66 yards rushing and 49 passing and had to punt 10 times, but one resulted in a fumbled snap that Washington picked up and ran in for a score. Terrance Moore had 14 tackles. Complete stats at MaxPreps

Boys' soccer

BLOOMINGTON NORTH 9, BEDFORD NORTH LAWRENCE 2: Cougars (2-2-1) went up 5-0 by halftime and Joe Luther had a five-goal day. Complete stats: MaxPreps.

BLOOMINGTON SOUTH AT CASTLE: Canceled after heavy rains flooded the Knights' field.

LIGHTHOUSE CHRISTIAN 3, EASTERN GREENE 3: Lighthouse took a 3-1 lead by halftime but could not hold on as Eastern Greene (0-1-2) earned a tie. Griffin Hengeveld had two of the T-Birds' goals. Match stats at MaxPreps

NORTH PUTNAM 2, EDGEWOOD 1: WIC match went to a shootout after regulation ended in a 1-1 tie and 1A No. 18 Cougars prevailed as the Mustangs fell to 0-3, 0-2.

Girls' soccer

EDGEWOOD 3, NORTH PUTNAM 0: Emma Edwards scored twice as the Mustangs (3-0, 2-0) broke away from a scoreless tie to take the WIC contest. Macey Crider had nine saves. Match stats: MaxPreps.

BLOOMINGTON SOUTH 0, RONCALLI 0: No. 12 South (3-1-1) outshot the Royals (3-1-2) 16-6 but couldn't get one in the net.

Volleyball

SPRINGS VALLEY INVITATIONAL: Edgewood (10-2) went 3-0 in pool play before falling to the host Hawks, 25-19, 25-8 in the championship match. The Mustangs opened with a 25-19, 25-17 win over Vincennes Rivet, then beat Hancock County (Ky.) 25-6, 25-5 and North Daviess 25-14, 25-7. Complete match stats at MaxPreps.

BROWNSTOWN CENTRAL INVITATIONAL: Bloomington South (5-7) went 2-2 on the day, opening with losses for Jasper, 25-21, 25-17 and an epic 25-16, 35-33 defeat to Trinity Lutheran. The Panthers bounced back to top Seymour 25-17, 16-25, 15-12 and East Central, 25-21, 25-9.

LIGHTHOUSE CHRISTIAN 3, CANNELLTON 0: The Lions (4-2, 2-0) pick up a Southern Roads Conference win with a 25-10, 25-20, 25-14 sweep. Claire Beretta had four aces and 28 asssists. Emilee Spurlock had 10 kills and Marissa Webb seven.

Boys' tennis

EDGEWOOD SWEEPS: The Mustangs picked up two WIC wins, beating West Vigo 5-0 and Northview 4-1.

NORTH CENTRAL JOHN SHIRLEY TOURNAMENT: No. 19 South finished fourth behind No. 6 Guerin Catholic, No. 7 Cathedral and No. 26 Fort Wayne Carroll in the Buckley Division. Alex Busch was the No. 3 singles champion while William Liao and Abe Corry had to battle through two two-hour long matches and lost only to the eventual champs to take fourth.

Friday, Aug. 25

Football

BLOOMINGTON SOUTH 35, MARTINSVILLE 6: Jarrin Alley threw three touchdown passes and ran in two more scores to lead the Panthers (2-0). Alley finished 13-of-15 for 214 yards. Lucas Waldon had four catches for 98 yards and a TD. South was dominating on defense, holding the Arties' Brayden Schrake to 62 yards on 29 carries. Martinsville quarterback AJ Reynolds threw for 204 yards.

NORTH KNOX 25, EASTERN GREENE 20: Just like last week, a fumble in the fourth quarter came back to bite the T-Birds (0-2), allowing North Knox to score the go-ahead points with just under 10 minutes left. Eastern came up short on fourth down after getting inside the 20 in the final minute.

SOUTH PUTNAM 46, OWEN VALLEY 6: The No. 5 team in 1A ran out to a 33-0 lead by halftime. The Eagles threw for 187 yards and ran for 162 while the defense recorded seven sacks.

Volleyball

LIGHTHOUSE CHRISTIAN 3, CROTHERSVILLE 0: Lions reversed a sweep from last season with a 25-22, 25-11, 25-23 win. Emilee Spurlock had five aces and 10 kills; Ava Fritz 14 digs and Marissa Webb nine kills.

Thursday, Aug. 24

Volleyball

NORTHVIEW 3, EDGEWOOD 0: The Mustangs' undefeated start comes to a crashing halt with a 25-18, 25-11, 25-16 Western Indiana Conference loss to Northview (8-4). Match stats at MaxPreps.com

BLOOMINGTON NORTH 3, SEYMOUR 0: Cougars (4-2) follow tough loss against Center Grove with a 25-22, 25-19, 25-20 win over the Owls. Complete stats at MaxPreps.

NORTH PUTNAM 3, OWEN VALLEY 2: Patriots (0-4) get off to great start before North Put rallies for a 24-26, 22-25, 25-13, 25-15, 15-12 WIC win.

Wednesday, Aug. 23

Volleyball

EDGEWOOD 3 ,SHOALS 0: Mustangs remain undefeated (7-0), rolling to a 25-21, 25-17, 25-8 win. Match stats at MaxPreps.com

NORTHVIEW 3, BLOOMINGTON SOUTH 0: Knights get stronger as night goes on in a 25-21, 25-14, 25-8 win as Panthers fall to 3-5. Complete stats here at MaxPreps

Tuesday, Aug. 22

Volleyball

BLOOMINGTON SOUTH 3, TERRE HAUTE NORTH 2: Panthers (3-4) win Conference Indiana opener, taking the fifth set, 15-11.

EDGEWOOD 3, BEDFORD NORTH LAWRENCE 0: Mustangs (6-0) are off to their best start in more than 20 years after a 25-23, 25-23, 25-16 win.

NORTH CENTRAL 3, LIGHTHOUSE CHRISTIAN 2: Lions hang tough against a possible sectional opponent before falling, 17-25, 25-22, 25-10, 24-26, 15-10. Emilee Spurlock 10 kills for LCA, Marissa Webb 12 kills, 4 blocks; Faith Rasmusen 4 aces; Jane Holdeman 12 digs.

EASTERN GREENE 3, WHITE RIVER VALLEY 0: T-Birds win SWIAC contest, 25-17, 25-21, 25-19.

Boys' soccer

BLOOMINGTON SOUTH 5, BEDFORD NORTH LAWRENCE 0: Joe DiGiorgio 2 goals, with 1 each for Landon Ryner, Etienne Leykin and Tom Henry Berry. Daniel Panfilov in net for No. 14 Panthers (3-1). Up next, trip to No. 15 Castle on Saturday.

Monday, Aug. 21

Volleyball

LIGHTHOUSE CHRISTIAN 3, SEVEN OAKS 0: Lions claim Southern Roads Conference match 25-5, 25-7, 25-16. Claire Beretta 9 aces, 22 assists for LCA.

Girls' soccer

BLOOMINGTON NORTH 1, MARTINSVILLE 1: Second-half goal by Erin Mooney earns a tie for the Cougars (2-1-1).

BLOOMINGTON SOUTH 7, COLUMBUS EAST 0: Panthers (3-1) rumble by Olympians with a hat trick from Valerie Bunde. Alli Stolberg with her first varsity goal.

This article originally appeared on The Herald-Times: Bloomington area high school daily roundup for Aug. 21-26