Lake Central’s Jill Beaderstadt survived ‘meat grinder.’ Can 6-foot-2 sophomore make mincemeat of opponents?
Jill Beaderstadt, who started as a freshman last season, has made significant strides and is drawing interest from Division I programs.
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Preston Perez changes the course of his career. Maybe Hobart’s season too. ‘I just rose to the occasion.’
A former reserve running back, Preston Perez has emerged as a two-way starting lineman for regional-bound Hobart.
Even after shoulder surgery, Andrean’s Bruce Moorhouse seizes opportunity to step ‘into some very big shoes’
Bruce Moorhouse has succeeded a standout three-year starter for Andrean, which won its sixth sectional title in seven seasons.
Max Pickett missed Hobart’s Week 6 loss to Lowell, his father’s former team. The sectional final is different.
Max Pickett runs for 143 yards and a touchdown as the Brickies beat visiting Lowell in a Class 4A sectional championship game.
Introducing the 2025 Post-Tribune Boys Soccer All-Area Team
Crown Point's Brayden Kurtz and Lake Central's Ethan Tarry are among the players on the first team.
After 4 back fractures, Lake Central’s George Karabatsos is the 2025 Post-Tribune Boys Soccer Player of the Year
Finally healthy again, George Karabatsos was at his best for Lake Central this season.
Once a ‘little scrawny kid,’ Caydon Smith overcomes injuries too. Now he is Crown Point’s leading receiver.
Caydon Smith, who had surgery for a double sports hernia in January, has 30 catches for 427 yards and six touchdowns.
Much is different for Munster’s Zion Richards since he last played Merrillville. He intends to prove that.
Zion Richards has a team-high 95 tackles for Munster, which will play Merrillville for a sectional title.
Michael Osipoff’s top 10 girls basketball teams and 25 players to watch in the Region for the 2025-26 season
Division I prospect Ava Richie is among the returning players for new Crown Point coach Brad Stangel.
‘It’s been a year’ for Valparaiso’s Lillian Barnes. But after house fire, the Ball State commit looks forward.
Lillian Barnes begins her senior season with a perspective she has gained the hard way.