Andrean’s Ben Novak, a Wisconsin commit, is among the players on the first team.
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Crown Point’s Noah Ehrlich, a Miami of Ohio recruit, is the 2024 Post-Tribune Football Player of the Year
Ehrlich is “arguably the best quarterback ever to come out of the Region,” Crown Point coach Craig Buzea says.
Michael Osipoff’s girls basketball rankings and player of the week for Northwest Indiana
Highland’s Jordan Steele is the player of the week after scoring 40 points against Morton.
Munster’s CeCe Mason, a 2-sport standout, makes 2 choices. ‘I realized what I wanted to do.’ Success follows.
Mason, who decided not to play sports in college, is having her most productive basketball season yet.
Noah Enyeart is playing ‘real minutes’ for Lake Central for the first time. But he’s making a real impact.
Enyeart averaged 14.0 points and 9.7 rebounds in the first three games.
Griffith’s Landon Westenfeld is a different wrestler this season. Is he ready to ‘do something great’?
Westenfeld, who gave up football last year to devote more time to wrestling, has become hard to beat.
Portage’s O’Mari Evans learns 3-point shooting isn’t his only way onto the court
Evans, a prolific 3-point shooter late last season, is focusing on defense.
Valencia Miller finds more freedom after transferring to Hammond Central. She’s free to shoot the ball too.
Miller, a Culver Academies transfer, is averaging 15.0 points and is Hammond Central’s top shooter.
Griffith’s Jakhari Mackey keeps getting better. Name it, and he has improved it. ‘He’s really matured.’
Mackey is averaging 10.0 points and 4.7 rebounds, and he may be one of the area’s top defenders.
Merrillville leans on Aidan Dilosa, who gets his chance to show he’s the best athlete in his family
Aidan Dilosa, who came off the bench last season, is expected to be a primary source of offense for the Pirates.