Eric Allen, trying to ‘keep going’ after father’s death, returns to Calumet to carry young team on shoulders
Allen, whose father was fatally shot in July, is trying to move forward. But that's neither easy to say nor easy to do.
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Michael Osipoff’s boys basketball rankings and player of the week for Northwest Indiana
Crown Point overtakes Valparaiso at the top as 21st Century enters the rankings.
‘Just trying to keep up’? Valparaiso’s Raegan O’Halek sells herself short. Her teammates know all too well.
The 6-foot-1 O'Halek isn't only a post presence for Valparaiso, which relies on her in "tiring" role to make 1-3-1 zone work.
Lowell transfer Ashlee Evans returns to post. Then Andrean returns to semistate. ‘Everything started working.’
Erstwhile guard Ashlee Evans goes back to the frontcourt for regional champion Andrean, forming a dynamic duo with Maddie Walton.
Kennedie Burks, a former Merrillville starter, nears finish with Lake Central. ‘She’s going to be a big part of it.’
Lake Central's Kennedie Burks embraced her role as a reserve to become a key contributor for a two-time regional champion.
Andrean’s Paul Gilvydis has persistent knee pain. He doesn’t just play through it. He ‘shoots for perfection.’
Paul Gilvydis, typically the last person to leave after Andrean's practices, scored 30 points in back-to-back games recently.
Michael Osipoff’s boys basketball rankings and player of the week for Northwest Indiana
Crown Point and East Chicago Central inch closer to the top spot, and 21st Century's Ron Mosely is the player of the week.
Andrean’s Lindsay Arcella might not be the next Tori Allen. She’s ‘her own athlete.’ But the success is familiar.
Expectations were high for junior guard Lindsay Arcella, who has led Andrean to its fifth straight sectional title.
Valparaiso’s Cadynce Clark, retired Chesterton coach Jack Campbell’s granddaughter, continues family legacy
Cadynce Clark, regional-bound Valparaiso's No. 3 scorer this season, is also the daughter of former high school stars.
Sienna Stilley isn’t unique for Hanover Central as a multisport athlete. Her impact? That’s a bit different.
Sienna Stilley's primary sport is softball. That doesn’t mean she hasn’t contributed mightily as a 6-foot center for Hanover Central.