Sports Journalist: inspired to be the best
Some of the Valparaiso men's Ultimate Frisbee players gather around each other before a game. Valparaiso is advancing to their first USA Ultimate National Championships. Photo submitted by Scott Stonis Every year, the Valparaiso men’s Ultimate Frisbee team (Vult) captains had one goal: make it to the USA Ultimate College National Championships. Through different captains, … Continue reading Valparaiso men’s Ultimate Frisbee team advance to first Nationals
Ever since he was a little kid watching the New York Yankees on television, Ethan Larrison dreamed of one day being just like them. He especially wanted to be like his favorite pitcher, Andy Pettitte.
In a room of the Povinelli’s house, there is a bookcase full of trophies from various chess tournaments. These trophies were won by Braydon Povinelli.
Whether it’s 4,000 miles or 400 miles, three Ball State men’s tennis players didn’t hesitate to come play for the program.
When it comes to the state of Indiana, most sports reporters flock to covering high school basketball.
After leaving the blue hallways of Greensburg Community High School in 2014, Collin Rigney knew he wanted to be a teacher.
Senior men’s tennis players Lucas Andersen and Andrew Stutz go way back.
When JD Middleton finished a race in high school and looked to the deck of the swimming pool, he just saw his mom.
In the 18th meeting between Roncalli Rebels (3-8) and its city rival Cathedral, the Fighting Irish defeated the Rebels, 30-10.
While other 10-year-olds might be found playing basketball or baseball, junior Spencer Deats was involved in something different.
