Hurn is having her best season as River Forest pursues its highest win total since 2016-17.
D’Yanna Hurn is playing for her 4th coach in 4 years at River Forest. ‘But it’s different now.’ And how.
Category: Post-Tribune Sports
Hobart’s Ryan Basham has a new coach who believes in him. He has teammates believing too. ‘They follow him.’
Basham, who averaged less than one point last season, leads Hobart not only as its top scorer but also as its captain.
Valparaiso’s Karlie Mann goes to historic state meet knowing wins aren’t her only feats. She’s a trailblazer.
Mann didn’t have a role model in wrestling when she started high school. So she became one.
Andrean’s Nora and Kate Sippel find ways to be a ‘big part’ of teams in multiple sports. Together, of course.
The Sippels, who are twins, support each other throughout the journey.
Michael Osipoff’s boys basketball rankings and player of the week for Northwest Indiana
Behind Michael Wellman, Portage is one of the teams on the rise in the top 10.
Derek Collins’ rise at West Side involves more than basketball. He becomes a role model. ‘Be like this guy.’
Collins has become not only a productive player but also an example for others.
Michael Osipoff’s girls basketball rankings and player of the week for Northwest Indiana
Hammond Central moves to No. 1 behind Indiah Hutchinson.
Chanteze Holland can be ‘so quiet.’ Then she scores 44 points. With her emergence, Morton is making noise.
Holland is averaging 20.1 points for Morton, which has its most wins since 2015-16.
Lowell’s Braydon Cox still thrills teammates. But he’s also ‘the kid who lifts everybody up.’ Wins follow.
Cox is not only the top scorer but also the leader for Lowell, which is having its best season in years.
Munster freshman Amelia Mitchell got started in kickboxing and jujitsu. She sings a different tune these days.
Mitchell is a sectional champion in the first IHSAA-sanctioned postseason for girls wrestling.