Community Sports

Vandalia resident Anthony Enlow, 9, placed first at the Indy Nationals in Indianapolis on Sunday. Enlow is wrestling with the King Select Wrestling Club.

The Vandalia Field of Dreams committee discussed many areas of business last Thursday at its first meeting of the year. •Work on the softball field renovation is mostly complete, but there are still two big sections that need to be finished. Neither of the storage garages on the sides of the dugouts have doors installed, and the committee wants that work done before the season to help ease with organization.

St. Elmo holding Wall of Fame inductions on Friday St. Elmo High School will hold Wall of Fame inductions on Friday between the varsity and JV boys basketball games. Four individuals – Bob Olson, Bruce Williams, Dan Denton and Fred Moss – and one team – the 1944-45 boys basketball team – will be inducted. The school would like any team members, family, friends and fans to attend the induction ceremony. The Eagles play Mulberry Grove that night, with the JV contest slated to begin at 6:15.

The Fayette County Family YMCA recently concluded its basketball clinics, which served as a precursor to the organization's basketball league that will begin in January. A total of 63 kids took part in the clinics, which ended on Saturday and focused on the development of basic basketball skills. Program Director Amber Daulbaugh said the kids who attended enjoyed themselves and improved their individual skills. There are 86 kids signed up for the basketball league, which is split into two divisions – grades 1-2 and grades 3-5.