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South Bend Tribune staff predicts IHSAA football regional championships

And then there were three. After last week’s sectional slate where seven South Bend Tribune coverage area teams competed for championships, only Penn , Concord and Northridge emerged victorious. The Kingsmen and Minutemen are back in the regional round for a second straight season, while the Raiders advanced past sectional play for the first time since 2022. All three of these squads are favored to capture regional crowns come Friday night, but does The Tribune’s staff agree? More: All of the 2026 fall sports all-Northern Indiana Conference teams Find out below. IHSAA 6A Regional Championship: No. 6 Penn (11-0) at No. 5 Crown Point (11-0), 7:30 p.m. ET Analysis: This should be one of the most competitive games in the state this week, and certainly the most competitive in The Tribune coverage area. It’s a game many Kingsmen players have been looking forward to for years, such as senior Mohammad Al-Gburi, who said beating the Bulldogs in last season’s sectional championship game wasn’t enough revenge after Crown Point ended Penn’s season when he was a freshman and a sophomore. You’d have to assume the feeling is mutual on the other side after Penn beat the Bulldogs by just four points

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BLITZ’S CLASS 5A REGIONAL PRIMER: Warsaw at Lafayette Jeff

Outside the Huddle is breaking down every area regional matchup scheduled for this Friday. We continue in Class 5A as Warsaw (10-1) hits the road to take on Lafayette Jeff (9-2). TWO STORYLINES. 1. BACK AGAIN. After a one-and-done postseason last season, one year after reaching the state title game,...

Lafayette, IN · 1d
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No. 3 Northridge girls basketball falls to No. 2 Homestead in key clash

MIDDLEBURY — The best news to come out of a tough home loss for the Northridge High School girls basketball team may be that Lily Scholl was wearing a smile following it. Scholl, the senior star for the Raiders, left the game with 35 seconds to play after going down and grabbing her left leg. The No. 3 Raiders dropped a 57-50 final to No. 2 Homestead in Jayco Arena Wednesday, Nov. 11, in a clash of Class 4A powers. More: Voting open for November 2-7 South Bend Tribune Athlete of the Week poll More: Meet the 2026 South Bend Tribune All-Area IHSAA Girls Soccer Team Scholl, a 5-10 do-it-all forward who was the South Bend Tribune Player of the Year and an Indiana Junior All-Star last season, played through a lower left leg injury at the end of last season. The Spring Arbor recruit averaged 18 points and seven rebounds as a junior to lead the Raiders to a semi-state semifinal game. "It was a cramp in her calf," said Northridge coach Doug Springer of Scholl leaving the game and being helped to the bench. "We were hoping it was not major and hopefully we avoided that. I don't

Middlebury, IN · 1d

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Friday Night Football Fever: Warsaw seeking second regional title in three years

How did Warsaw's loss to Northridge motivate their sectional wins?. The IHSAA playoffs continue this Friday, as the regional round will be underway. One of those teams seeking another regional title is the Warsaw Tigers. Warsaw is set to travel to Lafayette Jeff on Friday night looking to win their...

Warsaw, IN · 1d
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Warsaw Picks Up First Win Of The Season, 63-6 Over Northrop

Playing their final home game until the second week of December, the Warsaw girls basketball team looked to give their fans something to cheer about before the hiatus as they hosted Fort Wayne Northrop on Tuesday night. It didn’t take long for the Lady Tiger offense to start clicking, as the home side scored the first 10 points of the game on the way to capturing a 63-6 victory for their first win of the season, as well as head coach Kyle Hartman’s first win on the Tiger Den sideline.

Warsaw, IN · 2d

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Whitko Begins Season With 90-62 Win Over Central Noble

SOUTH WHITLEY – Fresh off of two straight semi-state appearances and retaining most of the talent on the teams that made those runs, the Whitko girls basketball team began a season of lofty goals and expectations at home on Wednesday night against Central Noble. The Lady ‘Cats got off to a fast start, took their foot off the gas at moments, but finished incredibly strong to begin 1-0 with a 92-62 victory.

South Whitley, IN · 1d

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Alleged measles case reported at LaGrange County public school

TOPEKA, Ind. -- The Westview School Corporation superintendent, Dr. Jaime Carroll, announced via Facebook that the LaGrange County Health Department has strong reason to believe someone who may have been infectious with measles was at their school on Nov. 4. Carroll states there's concern active measles cases may have been...

Lagrange County, IN · 1d

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Winona Lake Bike Park Opens Saturday, Nov. 14

WINONA LAKE – Koscusko County Velo Cycling will host a preview event for the new Winona Lake Bike Park from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14. The bike park is located next to the Winona Lake Trails Hauth Trailhead at 900 East Pierceton Road, Winona Lake. The...

Winona Lake, IN · 1d

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Elkhart man shares his road to recovery, future plans for rehabilitation housing

ELKHART, Ind. -- For Elkhart resident, Douglas Rice, his 57 years of life have been a whirlwind. A whirlwind filled with temptation, addiction, and darkness, that many recovering addicts can empathize with. "It's been about 33 years ago when I started doing meth and it just hijacked me," Rice said.

Elkhart, IN · 14h

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Main Street Warsaw Presents Facade Grant To KCJRA Holdings For Building Improvements

The fourth-generation owners of the building at 112 E. Center St., Warsaw, received their second facade grant in two years Thursday from Main Street Warsaw. Kacy and Clint Davis bought the building in 2024 from her mom and uncle and renovated it. “We completely gutted it on the inside, but...

Warsaw, IN · 15h

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Kosciusko Public Defender Board Hears Update On Staffing Changes

WARSAW – The Kosciusko County Public Defender Board heard updates on changes within the county’s pool of public defenders during a Thursday, Nov. 12, meeting. Chief Public Defender Jack Birch said William Kirkwood and Derek Faulkner are serving as part-time public defenders to fill the void left by Kirkwood stepping down as a full-time public defender. A few months ago, Kirkwood stepped down to return to private practice with his brother in Nappanee. Birch said he spoke with Faulkner about working full-time but that Faulkner wants to maintain his private practice. He also mentioned Nicholas Jacobs will be fully stepping down as a public defender at the end of 2026.

Kosciusko County, IN · 19h

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The Largest Garden Center In Indiana Will Make Any Nature Lover Feel Like A Kid Again

Some places have a way of turning a perfectly responsible adult into someone who completely loses track of time, and Linton’s Enchanted Gardens in Elkhart, Indiana, is exactly that kind of place. You came for a bag of potting soil. You’re going to leave with a fountain, three hanging...

Elkhart, IN · 3d

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Elkhart County planning commission approves data center ordinance

GOSHEN, Ind. (WNDU) - The Elkhart County Planning Commission voted unanimously on Thursday to pass an ordinance setting rules for data centers. The proposal now goes to county commissioners for final approval. The ordinance sets land-use rules for data centers, including where they can be built and how they operate.

Elkhart County, IN · 17h

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Bourbon resident takes up road repair with Commissioners

PLYMOUTH – A Bourbon resident brought his frustrations over the deteriorating condition of his road directly to the Marshall County Commissioners earlier this month, citing damage from heavy truck traffic, poor drainage, and what he described as a lack of pride in the work being done by the County Highway Department.

Bourbon, IN · 2d

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Free Thanksgiving Meals Planned In South Whitley, Pierceton

PIERCETON AND SOUTH WHITLEY – Residents in South Whitley and Pierceton will have opportunities to enjoy free community meals in the days leading up to Thanksgiving. Both events are open to the public. Pierceton’s St. Francis Xavier Church will offer a free community dinner, with a drive-thru-only event beginning...

South Whitley, IN · 20h

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2nd Chance Indiana Has Been Given The Opportunity To Help Young People With Criminal Record

INDIANAPOLIS – A grant from the Department of Labor has tapped 2nd Chance Indiana to assist young adults with a criminal background to find quality, high-paying jobs that lead to careers. The effort is focused on those who work, live, or receive services in Howard, Tipton, Kosciusko, DeKalb, Noble,...

Kosciusko County, IN · 1d

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Friends And Family Continue Support Of Jimmy Baker Memorial Diabetes Fund

Friends and family of Jimmy Baker recently presented the Kosciusko County Community Foundation with a check for $4,320 from the proceeds of their 20th Annual Jimmy Baker Memorial Diabetes Fund golf scramble. With 64 golfers participating, the outing marked the final year of the event and continued a tradition of...

Kosciusko County, IN · 16h

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Elkhart schools, teachers reach impasse over contract

Elkhart Community Schools and its teachers won’t hit a state deadline of Monday to reach an agreement on a contract for this school year. That’s forced the state to appoint a mediator. Indiana law gives school corporations until Nov. 15, which falls on Saturday this year, to file...

Elkhart, IN · 20h

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Kosciusko BZA Approves Requests For Residents, Organizations

WARSAW – The Kosciusko County Board of Zoning Appeals approved multiple petitions for area residents and organizations during a Tuesday, Nov. 10, meeting. Milford Food Bank Board President Joe Shetler attended the meeting on the food bank’s behalf with two petitions for variances, one for 112 E. Emeline St. and the other at 111 S. James St. Shetler asked for a cooler to remain as placed three feet from the right-of-way at the Emeline Street location and for coolers to be installed on the north side of the James Street building. The Town of Milford also gave the BZA a favorable recommendation for both of Shetler’s requests.

Kosciusko County, IN · 2d