Sophie Kluesner of Ferdinand, 9, did a handstand while playing with friends at Septemberfest at Dubois Community Park on Friday.
Piper Nichter of Huntingburg, 4, right, rolled her tongue while waiting in line with Madison Richardson of Holland, 5, for the Little Miss and Mister contest to begin during the Holland Community Fest in Holland on Friday. Several parent volunteers asked the girls to make funny faces to help calm their nerves. Piper then showed that she could roll her tongue.
Mike Mulligan of Waxhaw, N.C., thumbed through his bible before preaching at the Cowboys for Christ event at Christ Community Fellowship Church in Huntingburg on Saturday. Mulligan and Calvin Barfield of Conway, S.C., travelled to Huntingburg with their horses, Honey and Sassy, to give rides to kids and preach about Jesus.
Gabriela Gomez, 6, from left, Jazmin Uresti, 11, and Jaslyn Soto, 8, all of Huntingburg, joked around while waiting to perform a traditional El Salvadoran dance during Latino Fest at Huntingburg City Park in Huntingburg on Saturday.
Southridge's Nolan O'Brien sprinted past North Posey's defense during the Interstate 69 Bowl game at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis on Saturday. The Raiders beat the Vikings 48-25.
Southridge assistant coach Brad Ohanian encouraged the players to "soak it all in" after beating North Posey at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis on Saturday. The Raiders won 48-25.
To commemorate the 15th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, Brandon Schaefer of Ferdinand, left, and Craig Atkins of St. Anthony led more than 30 members of Team Red, White, and Blue on an 11-mile march from Ferdinand to Jasper along State Road 162 on Sunday. Atkins served 12 years as a staff sergeant in the Marine Corps. After each mile, the group stopped to perform nine repetitions of squats. Team Red, White, and Blue is an organization that unites veterans and civilians interested in athletic training.
Jasper's Meredith Hilgefort, Mariah Seifert, Anna Moeller, Maddie Edwards, Rylee Hedinger, Taylor Wildman, and Breann Dorsam celebrated after winning a point during the match against Northeast Dubois in Jasper on Thursday. Jasper won in three sets.
Montana Jones of Huntingburg, 16, collected her thoughts while waiting her turn on stage during the pageant at Southridge High School in Huntingburg on Sunday.
Little Mister contestant William Flamion of Holland, 3, sat under a cow-milking display before the start of the Little Miss and Mister contest during the Holland Community Fest in Holland on Friday.
Terri Damron of Ashville, Ky., danced with her husband, Walter, during the Ferdinand Folk Festival in Ferdinand on Saturday. "He's my husband of 40 years," Terri said. "God bless him!"
Jasper's Anna Charron, center, led the cheer in the halftime huddle during the game against Gibson Southern in Jasper on Saturday. Jasper lost 4-2.