Finally Lake Central’s primary catcher, Drew Arnold isn’t satisfied yet. ‘The jobâs not finished.’
With Arnold behind the plate, Lake Central will play in a state championship game for the first time since 2012.
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Lake Central’s confident Quinn OâBryan will ‘execute in any situation.’ He offers more and more reasons to believe.
OâBryan has hit .471 in the past six games for Lake Central, which won its second straight regional title.
Nick Neri only heard about Illiana Christian’s first state title. Rest of the story’s incomplete without him.
Neri, a Marian Catholic transfer, has become Illiana Christian's DH as the team pursues its third straight state title.
Grant Cowger knows Morgan Township’s first regional title is big. Even better? Being part of it. ‘Itâs an honor.’
Cowger is hitting a team-high .400 for Morgan Township, which will play in its first semistate on Saturday.
MaKayla Van Vossen comes ‘out of my shoes’ to make sure Lake Central doesn’t lose against Hobart in regional
Van Vossen goes 4-for-4 with five RBIs, including a go-ahead two-run homer, to help Lake Central overcome Hobart.
Jake Scott’s mantra isn’t just words. Few could ‘capture the moment’ like the Illiana Christian junior has.
A catcher by trade, Scott entered this season with one varsity at-bat and zero innings pitched.
Braydon Prskalo wants Wheeler to ‘shock the world.’ His success, once delayed, is no longer a surprise.
Prskalo, ineligible as a freshman, has become a dynamic two-way player for sectional champion Wheeler.
Northwestern recruit Kate Renschen is a hit machine, churning out records. Like Lake Central wins sectionals.
Renschen goes 3-for-4 during the sectional championship game to set Lake Centralâs single-season hits record.
No shutout? Well, Indiana recruit Griffin Tobias still shuts down Lake Central’s opponent. And that’s Munster.
Tobias was dominant in the first round of the Class 4A Munster Sectional on Thursday night.
Billy Vukobratovich is money for Morton ‘no matter what type of Bill you get.’ Will a college see that value?
Vukobratovich, a four-year varsity starter who also holds down a job, can influence the game in a variety of ways.