James Metro and John LaMere steady semistate-bound Andrean’s shifting offensive line. Families anchored them.
Metro and LaMere are part of an offensive line that seems to change week to week.
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Joy Cantu’s can-do attitude prepares Merrillville senior for girls wrestling’s IHSAA debut. Her goal? ‘Be dominant.’
Cantu, who has competed in two postseason tournaments for three years, is ready to focus on one.
Inspired by Michael Jordan’s ‘flu game,’ Julian Stokes shines despite illness to lead Valparaiso past Chesterton
Julian Stokes scores two touchdowns as Valparaiso wins its seventh straight sectional title.
Crown Point’s Logan Rodriguez is ‘clicking on all cylinders,’ and so is the defense. That’s not a coincidence.
Rodriguez leads undefeated Crown Point in tackles in his first season as a starter.
Martel Kelly’s season-best 181 yards ‘meant a lot to me.’ His effort does quite a bit for Morton too.
Kelly also scores a touchdown as Morton runs past Munster in the Class 5A sectional semifinals.
Bri DeJesus felt ‘burned out.’ After break, she returns to guide Crown Point to first semistate since 2019.
DeJesus, who didn't play club volleyball after her junior season, has a team-high 558 assists.
Crown Point’s Bella Del Real is the real deal in volleyball. She plays ‘incredible defense.’ Like big sister.
Del Real has followed in her older sister Vanessa's footsteps to become a standout libero.
Sarah Pena learns she can’t be perfect. But with her, semistate-bound Hanover Central is nearly spotless.
Pena, who hasn't played club soccer, helps Hanover Central record three straight shutouts.
Wheeler’s Ashlynne Trinidad is playing soccer for first time. But junior goalkeeper plays like veteran in regional.
Trinidad was already a three-sport athlete when she was asked to play soccer.
Andrean’s Caroline Linklater can’t play with her sisters. She coaches instead. ‘Everybody respects her so much.’
Caroline Linklater, who is a senior, suffered a torn ACL in the first match of the season.