Senior Josh Magallon has been playing baseball since 4 years old, and now he’s continuing to follow his passion to college. Last week, he signed to play for Roosevelt University in Chicago. “It...

Sophomore Demarco Easter has a hard act to follow this season after making it to State as a freshman pole vaulter. “When I made it to state it was such a surreal experience,”  Easter said. “It...

Pitcher Kaleb Henry threw a no-hitter, the baseball team’s first one in nearly three decades. Merrillville wrecked Whiting with a score of 11-1. Henry, a sophomore, allowed no hits from Whiting, while...

As the sports seasons change, many students decide to take risks and try new things. Of course, this new experience comes with many opportunities, but many hardships as well. Many new athletes feel that...

Ever since he was born, Jaeden Williams has been around basketball, developing a deep love for the game. His love became deeper ever since.  However, he also found out he had to prove some doubters...

At the Gymnastics Sectional Championship, the Pirate gymnasts placed 6th as a team, and Senior Caidyn Morgan placed 6th on beam with a Regional qualifying score of 9.225. Morgan also placed 6th in the...

In a stand-out season, Sophomore Saniya Lipscomb has turned various heads with versatile and impressive performances, being top five ranked on all four events. Lipscomb’s performances have been nothing...

With Sectionals on the horizon, boys’ swimming relentlessly prepares their minds and bodies for the grueling event.  Swimming about 3,000 to 5,000 yards a day, five days a week, Senior Ty Mercer,...

Before he was a coach, Brady Willard was a high school athlete determined to get in the best shape he could. That’s when he discovered the importance of strength and conditioning. “Once I pieced...

Senior Preston Saia has had anything but the average high school career. Coming from off a computer screen to being pushed into a new environment of over 2,000 students.  Saia’s transition while...