Head leads Lake Station in scoring for the second straight season but does much more.
Areion Head always ‘plays with his heart.’ That commitment gives Lake Station hope as the postseason begins.
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Nationally ranked Joy Cantu, the 2024-25 Post-Tribune Girls Wrestler of the Year, is ‘pioneer’ for Merrillville
Cantu, a state champion in girls wrestling this season, qualified for semistate among boys in previous years.
Introducing the 2024-25 Post-Tribune Girls Wrestling All-Area Team
Highland’s Aleksandra Bastaic, a state champion, is among the wrestlers on the first team.
Illiana Christian puts trust in ‘gritty’ Noah Sons. His next test: stepbrother Brad Rohde and Hanover Central.
Sons and Rohde will play against each other in a sectional game next week.
Andrew Batesole learns ‘anything can be taken away in the blink of an eye.’ Clear-eyed, he leads Boone Grove.
There’s little doubt that the Wolves view Batesole as the leader of the pack.
Lowell freshman Kameron Hazelett makes history at the state meet: ‘I had to win this for my grandpa’
Hazelett becomes the first freshman to win the heavyweight state title in Indiana.
Washington Township’s Rob McGowan hasn’t won like this before. ‘Probably none of us have ever even seen it.’
Behind McGowan, Washington Township could win 20 games for the first time.
Starter or reserve, Kenzie Wassermann gives semistate-bound Valparaiso all she has: ‘I just love this team’
Wassermann is making her mark on defense for Valparaiso, which has won 10 games in a row.
Haylie Houchin’s voice lifts semistate-bound Highland. The senior center ‘holds us all together as a family.’
Houchin has helped Highland win its first regional title since 2003.
Natalie Robinson, among Marquette’s all-time leaders in steals, eyes much more. ‘We’ve worked hard for this.’
Robinson and semistate-bound Marquette will try to go all the way this season.