The pitching was fantastic for the Warsaw baseball team on Monday night, as the Tigers hosted Wawasee to begin Northern Lakes Conference play. Striking out 10 Warrior hitters, Warsaw took a no-hitter into the seventh inning of a game they won 6-1. 

NBA attendance at its current levels is arguably at an all-time high, but my ambivalence during this season and the precious year’s campaign has resulted in my choice of not watching any NBA broadcast in its entirety.

Down 3-0 before even stepping to the plate, the Wawasee softball team found itself in the hole early on Friday night at home against Manchester. From that point on, the Lady Warriors were able to put together an offensive masterclass, tallying 14 hits and eleven runs in a 11-7 victory. 

Lenny Krebs informed the Warsaw athletic department that he is stepping down as the head coach of the Lady Tiger basketball program on Wednesday morning. 

Sunday was a day I won’t ever forget.

Down 3-0 before taking the plate for the first time, the Whitko baseball team had to come from behind to continue its hot start to the season on Tuesday night, rallying to defeat Wawasee 11-3 at home in a four-inning game that was shortened due to weather and lighting. Through five games this season, the Wildcats have scored double digit runs in each of them. 

Spring Break last weekend launched in stride with the NCAA men’s and women’s basketball Final Four last weekend.

Being a varsity basketball player in the state of Indiana requires hard work and dedication. This past season, no player on the boys side demonstrated that more than Warsaw guard Mydin Burgher, who has been named the Times Union’s 2025-26 Player of the Year for boys basketball. 

Eight runs scored over the first two innings were more than enough for the Huntington North softball team, as the group picked up its first win of the season on Thursday night, defeating Whitko 17-2 in five innings.

Last week, Jaden Ivey was released by the Bulls for what the team described as conduct “detrimental to the team.”

Each Monday, Fox Sports’s Colin Cowherd has a segment at the start of his second hour named, “Where Colin Was Right, Where Colin Was Wrong.”

How does one choose between two Indiana All-Stars?  The answer is simple: you don’t.  With both players having been named to the state’s premier team, Warsaw’s Joslyn …

Purdue’s basketball season ended with a West Regional Final loss to top-seeded Arizona Saturday night.

Leading for the first eleven minutes, the Triton boys basketball team began the 1A state title game at Gainbridge Fieldhouse on Saturday morning on fire, looking to claim the second state championship in program history. However, their opponent, Barr-Reeve, had other plans. The Vikings put the clamps on their opponents, forcing one of the poorer shooting nights of the season for the Trojans. Barr-Reeve took its first lead of the game in the final three minutes of the first half and never looked back, as the Vikings pulled away early in the fourth to claim their third championship with a 50-37 victory.

The Triton Trojans boys’ basketball team is headed to their fifth state title contest since winning the Class 1A championship on their first try in 2008. It’s easy to forget the 2008 champs were the first of four squads altogether making trips to Indianapolis in late March.

It’s the goal of every player that picks up a basketball in the state of Indiana. It’s a stage where legends are created and dreams come true. It’s the culmination of a lifetime of hard work and sacrifice. It’s the IHSAA boys basketball state finals. 

According to Triton head coach Jason Groves, the five seniors on his roster have an incredibly unique opportunity in front of them as they prepare for the 1A state championship game against Barr-Reeve on Saturday.

I get a lot of questions from you all during the course of a normal week, and I think some of them are questions more people want to ask but don’t.

Local Warsaw Track and Field athletes represented the community well this past weekend at the Nike Indoor Nationals Track and Field meet. The group of six WR2 runners along with Nike Elite’s Jordan Randall competed in 10 events over the four days in New York City.

After rolling through Tri-County 78-46 in the opening round of the 1A semi-state at Lafayette Jefferson’s Marion Crawley Center, the Triton boys basketball team faced a much more difficult challenge in the form of upstart North Vermillion in Saturday night’s championship. In a contest that resembled a heavyweight fight with both teams trading blows and counterpunches, it was the Trojans that emerged victorious with a 51-45 victory to head back to the state finals for the first time since 2013.

Returning to the Marion Crawley Center for the semi-state round for the second straight season, the Triton boys basketball team set its sights on a Tri-County team making its first ever run this deep in the state tournament. The Trojans certainly looked like the more experienced bunch, getting out to a lightning-fast start and never looking back en route to a dominant 78-46 victory that put Triton in the 1A Final Four.

The morning begins with some non-sports thoughts.

Grace’s men’s basketball team is still dancing.

As the Triton boys basketball team prepares for what it hopes are two semi-state games at Lafayette Jefferson High School on Saturday, the group is sporting a new look while doing so.

It was clear from the moment Joslyn Bricker and Brooke Zartman took the floor as freshmen that the duo would continue the great history of Lady Tiger basketball. Four years later, they’ve rewritten it. With their remarkable high school careers now finished, both players added one more accolade, perhaps the grandest of them all: being named Indiana All-Stars.