Boys Basketball
Young Archers looking to get over the hump
South Side (7-16) honored its two seniors in Therray Sylvain and Cadell Wallace before the 57-53 loss to New Haven in a game they led most...
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Boys Basketball
/ 10 months agoWashington leads New Haven to 4th straight Win
The New Haven basketball team has won four straight games heading into sectional play. Led by Ajani Washington, James Hardy and...
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Team Showcase
/ 12 months agoReturn of the Crowd: Bellmont Honors Past Champions
Class 2A #1 Ranked Bellmont honored its past 13 All-Time Individual state champions Thursday night in front of a packed arena...
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Boys Basketball
/ 12 months agoNorth Side off to its hottest start since 2016
The Legends are off to their best start ever under 6th year Head Coach Gary Andrews. Experience and chemistry fueling them...
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Team Showcase
/ 12 months agoConcordia Wrestles with Adversity on and off the Mat
After facing a 76-3 loss last week at Portage, the Cadets are looking to juniors Aiden Pesick and Zach Spielman to...
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Boys Basketball
/ 1 year agoGenerals on a mission following historic season
After winning the Summit Athletic Conference title and its first regional championship in 42 years, the Wayne Basketball team was dealt...
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Girls Basketball
/ 1 year agoTeam of the Week-Eagles Knock off Third-place Panthers, 16th-place Vikings
Columbia City started last week at 3-0 and was ranked 9th in the IBCA top 20. Now, the Eagles are 5-0...
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Football
/ 1 year agoLuers looking for that Lucas Oil feeling
Back in August, not much was expected from this Bishop Luers football team. But for the seniors, there was unfinished business....
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Football
/ 1 year agoSnider kicks its way back to Semistate
Snider’s tradition of excellence goes beyond offense and defense. And Friday night at #8 ranked Mishawaka, the Panthers needed both their...
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Football
/ 1 year agoLeo wins its first Sectional Title in 12 years
Leo is back! To the regional championship game for the first time in 12 years with the 31-13 win over Bishop...
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