Alex Burr is a journalist for The Times of Northwest Indiana, specializing in local sports coverage. With a focus on high school athletics in the Northwest Indiana area, Alex provides in-depth analysis, player profiles, and game recaps to keep readers informed and engaged with their local sports community.
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Alex Burr's primary focus is on local sports, particularly in the Northwest Indiana region. His coverage heavily revolves around event announcements and expert commentary related to various sports such as basketball, swimming, football, and volleyball. If you are involved in these sports at a local level or have expertise that can provide valuable insights into upcoming events or analysis of recent games within this specific geographic area, he may be interested in your input.
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By: Alex Burr
MICHIGAN CITY — While the results may have been familiar for Katie Collignon, the path to Indianapolis was completely different.
By: Alex Burr
Ella Carden's senior season has been one of growth and breaking personal records.
By: Alex Burr
MORGAN TOWNSHIP — Morgan Township track star Chance Butz wasn't always a thrower. By his admission, he played baseball for the majority of his
By: Alex Burr
Alex Burr CROWN POINT — It's almost as if Elisa Algozine was born to be a high jumper.
By: Alex Burr
CHESTERTON — Last year, Aleksa Sorgic was the No. 1 singles player for the Chesterton Trojans while Kenzie Kania was part of the No. 1 doubles pair.
By: Alex Burr
GARY — In her first season competing in 100-meter hurdles Laya'Lapri Ratney finished fifth at state. Now, she's looking to win it all.
By: Alex Burr
Andrean golf has been on a tear to start the season, with the trio of PJ Cusick, Andrew Urbanski and Zach Trtan leading the way for the 59ers.
By: Alex Burr
Highland freshman Kennedy Stephens is one of the best long jumpers in the Region already. It helps that she's getting counsel from one of the best hurdlers in the Region
By: Alex Burr
Lauren Hostetler didn't play tennis competitively until her freshman year. That hasn't stopped her from becoming one of the best singles players in the Region.
By: Alex Burr
LAPORTE — Everywhere the Slicers boys track and field team goes, they bring a crowd with them.
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