Stories By Thad Goff
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Boys Sports
/ 5 years agoPanthers Look to Senior-Led Defense and Experienced Offense in 2021
Snider football is known for its success. They’ve won two state championships and 17 SAC titles. Even though last year started...
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Baseball
/ 5 years agoCarter Mathison Recognized as Crumback/NEIBA Player of the Year Winner
On June 25th, it was announced that Homestead outfielder/pitcher Carter Mathison had been named the Dick Crumback/Northeast Indiana Baseball Association High...
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Baseball
/ 5 years agoNorthrop/Homestead Fall at Regionals
Northrop won the Carroll Sectional last week. Their run to a title included upset wins against East Noble and DeKalb. However,...
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Softball
/ 5 years agoColumbia City Knocks off Northrop in Regional Championship
Northrop was 23-3 going into a regional championship against Columbia City, who came in at 24-6. The Bruins took the early...
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Baseball
/ 5 years agoKnights and Lions Advance to Sectional Final
Bishop Luers defeated New Haven and Leo knocked off Garrett in the Garrett Sectional Semi-finals. They will face each other in...
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Boys Track & Field
/ 5 years agoDarrius Sanders Signs for Talladega College
Northrop’s Darrius Sanders has signed his letter of intent to continue his track & field career and his education at Talladega...
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Baseball
/ 5 years agoRailroaders/Lions Advance to Sectional Semifinals
Garrett defeated Concordia 6-0 and Leo knocked off Dwenger 6-5 in the first round of the Garrett Sectional on Thursday. Concordia’s...
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Baseball
/ 5 years agoKnights Run-rule Hornets; Set up Semi-final Matchup with New Haven
Bishop Luers defeated Angola 10-0 in five innings in the first round of the Garrett Baseball Sectional on Wednesday. Lukas North...
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Baseball
/ 5 years agoCarter Mathison Named Dick Crumback/NEIBA Player of the Year
Homestead’s Carter Mathison has been named the Dick Crumback/Northeast Indiana Baseball Association Player of the Year. Mathison plays outfielder and pitcher...
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Baseball
/ 5 years agoBrenden Lytle Signs for USF
Bishop Dwenger’s Brenden Lytle is staying in Fort Wayne to go to college. This afternoon, he signed his letter of intent...
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