Carlos Zavala, known as ‘the main voice’ on defense, gets Bishop Noll back to Class 2A state championship game
Carlos Zavala, a senior defender and tri-captain, commands respect as Bishop Noll advances to Class 2A state championship game.
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Indiana football playoffs: Dylan Gore throws for career-high 309 yards to lead Andrean past Griffith
Dylan Gore also tosses two touchdown passes as Andrean, which won the Class 2A state title last year, returns to 3A with a sectional-opening win.
No longer ‘a nobody,’ Darian Araisa becomes someone who can change the game for semistate-bound Bishop Noll
Bishop Noll junior forward Darian Araisa has nine goals, including three in the postseason, and a team-high 17 assists.
Enlisted in Marines, Mason Litke leads Griffith into playoffs with ‘strong belief in us winning’ vs. Andrean
Linebacker Mason Litke, whose football career will end when Griffith's season does, is excited to face Andrean in the playoffs.
At middle linebacker, Jeron Cannon takes center stage for Lowell. He gets defense ‘firing on all cylinders.’
Jeron Cannon, who got faster and stronger for his move to middle linebacker, has become a leader for Lowell's defense.
Brother Rice transfer Gavin Helpingstine’s punt return is a ‘big one’ in Andrean’s wet, windy win over Lowell
Gavin Helpingstine already has a keen appreciation for what winning the Northwest Crossroads Conference championship means to Andrean.
Is Lake Central’s Connor Billmeyer the best goalie in Indiana? ‘Not a doubt.’ He makes case vs. Chesterton.
Junior goalkeeper Connor Billmeyer makes three saves in penalty kicks as Lake Central wins a Class 3A regional semifinal.
Valparaiso’s Sam Venard is a Division I prospect as a receiver. ‘Out of the blue,’ he expands the options.
Valparaiso's Sam Venard is playing cornerback for the first time in his high school career and is excelling at it.
Sharing Crown Point’s QB job, Division I commit Tyce Custy has ‘handled it remarkably well.’ Defenses haven’t.
Senior quarterback Tyce Custy, a Lindenwood recruit, is sharing snaps for No. 5 Crown Point for the second straight season.
Crown Point’s leading rusher last year, Max Gurnic gets the ball back and shows Chesterton what he can do
Max Gurnic, who has focused on defense this season, returns a punt 74 yards for a touchdown and totals 91 yards of offense as Crown Point clinches the conference title.