Metro and LaMere are part of an offensive line that seems to change week to week.
James Metro and John LaMere steady semistate-bound Andrean’s shifting offensive line. Families anchored them.
Category: Post-Tribune Sports
Introducing the 2024 Post-Tribune Boys Soccer All-Area Team
Munster teammates Niko Panos and Nikola Dimitrijevic are among the selections.
Nearly paralyzed in 2023, Crown Point’s Brayden Kurtz is the 2024 Post-Tribune Boys Soccer Player of the Year
Kurtz recovered from his injury to become a difference-maker for Crown Point.
NIU recruit Trenton Nixon scores on turnover, whatever it was. ‘I just ran.’ In regional, Merrillville just wins.
Nixon scores a defensive touchdown as Merrillville beats Valparaiso for a Class 5A regional title.
Back from another injury, Valparaiso’s Lillian Barnes finds new ways to impress. ‘Never, ever is she satisfied.’
The highly recruited Barnes had 15 assists and nine steals against Penn last week.
Andrean’s Gavin Jones learns from ‘my first time on defense ever.’ Second time around, he’s schooling receivers.
Jones has quickly become a lockdown cornerback for regional-bound Andrean.
Defensive end Josh Miller ‘got serious.’ The results are no joke as undefeated Crown Point dominates.
Miller leads Crown Point with six sacks and nine tackles for loss.
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 dominance is on the line. No, not at stake. With Nolan Cicero, it begins on the line, Penn learns.
Behind Cicero, a Division I prospect, Crown Point runs over Penn in a Class 6A sectional final.