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December 4, 2009

Lakers win, Raiders and Panthers lose

The Lakeland Lakers outlasted the Fremont Eagles, 79-71, in a Northeast Corner Conference game Friday night.

Jake Sirk scored 17 points for the Lakers, Jalen King 16, Scott McKibben 15 and Kole Heller 11.

The Northridge Raiders dropped a 54-37 non-conference decision Friday night at South Bend Riley.

The NorthWood Panthers lost to the Triton Trojans, 41-31, in high school boys basketball Friday night at Bourbon.

No report was received on the Churubusco at Westview

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  • 120203 GHS-Ply bball 01 WEB.jpg Redskin thriller

    Sam was “The Man” in dramatic fashion Friday night for the Goshen High School boys basketball Redskins.

    February 4, 2012 2 Photos

  • 120204 eca bbb kupfershscmid WEB.jpg ECA holds off Bethany

    After two straight losses — including a last-second defeat at Lakewood Park last week — the Elkhart Christian boys basketball team was ready to rebound with a win.

    February 4, 2012 2 Photos

  • Chargers trip up Warriors in NECC

    Junior Nick Thomas was just one of the many heroes Friday night for the West Noble Chargers.
    Thomas canned the game-winning free throw with .6 left in overtime as the Chargers upset the Westview Warriors, 45-44, in an NECC high school boys basketball game at Westview.

    February 3, 2012

  • Skyler Carpenter Signing WEB.jpg Decision time

    Next to her parents Jeff and Brenda Carpenter, the most relieved person in Skyler Carpenter’s Shipshewana neighborhood might be the local mail carrier.

    February 3, 2012 1 Photo

  • 120202 FF-EC gball 02 WEB.jpg Falcons soar over Eagles on Senior Night

    At this stage of the Indiana girls high school basketball season, it’s all about getting ready for the sectional tournament.

    February 3, 2012 2 Photos

  • GIRLS BASKETBALL: Redskins win NLC road finale

    The Goshen High School girls basketball team closed out the regular season about the best way you can by getting a win Thursday night at Plymouth.

    February 2, 2012

  • 120202 goshen bbb preview photo WEB.jpg Redskins to regroup

    The Goshen High School boys basketball team has prided itself on defending its home court so far this season: Coming into Tuesday night’s game against Mishawaka, the Redskins had not lost at home in 2011-12.

    February 2, 2012 1 Photo

  • 120202 area hoop preview WEB.jpg Real class hoops

    For all the recent talk about whether Indiana high school boys basketball should remain with the current four-class tournament or return to the old single-class format this is an example of the “true class” the sport has in the state.

    February 2, 2012 1 Photo

  • Down week for hoop prognosticator

    After several weeks of soaring high in the atmosphere picking winners in local high school boys basketball games the predictions were brought back down to earth with last week’s mark of 12-7 (63.5 percent) for the worst week of the season.

    February 2, 2012

  • Notre Dame Kiel Footb_Vant WEB.jpg Irish ink crop of blue-chip recruits

     With a 17-player 2012 recruiting class acnnounced on Tuesday, Notre Dame head football coach Brian Kelly feels he and his staff have gone a long way toward addressing the team’s most pressing needs.

    February 1, 2012 1 Photo

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