The Maldonado sisters are Munster’s leaders in goals and assists this season.
Munster’s Maldonado sisters might not get along as opponents. But as teammates? ‘It’s amazing to watch them play.’
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Is Trevor Gibbs the best player in Crown Point history? ‘He dominates the game.’ Even against Merrillville.
Gibbs made seven catches for 158 yards and two touchdowns and also had an interception on Friday.
Michael Osipoff’s football rankings and players of the week for Northwest Indiana
Kodie Young and Portage continue to rise in the top 10 as Kankakee Valley debuts.
Calumet’s Jeremiah Henderson transforms into ‘kid who can play on Saturdays.’ He may be just getting started.
Henderson, a Hobart transfer who got stronger and faster during the offseason, has moved to defensive end.
Ladarrion Newell takes on additional roles for West Side. As he steps forward, ‘everyone follows him.’
Newell, a defensive captain who led West Side in tackles last year, is also making an impact on offense.
Merrillville’s Cameron Jordan is ‘getting a heck of a lot better.’ Need proof? He provides it against Hobart.
Jordan rushes for 142 yards and two touchdowns, rising to the occasion in place of an injured teammate.
When Wheeler’s Tyne Vettickal isn’t scoring goals, he’s scoring TDs. Or making interceptions. ‘He does everything.’
Vettickal, a standout in four sports, doesn’t just kick for Wheeler’s football team.
Michael Osipoff’s football rankings and players of the week for Northwest Indiana
Brady McCormack and Chesterton enter the rankings, along with Lake Central and Portage, after Week 1.
New to Whiting, Austin White and his father, John Jolley, know of past success. ‘We want to bring it back.’
White is the Oilers’ new quarterback, an accomplished one, and Jolley is their new coach.
Griffith’s Colton Strezo, a 2-way player again, is double trouble: ‘He’s making our football team much better’
Strezo, who was Griffith’s quarterback last season, has changed positions and is already making an impact.