Maggie Kastraba is a weekend sports anchor/reporter at Fox 55. She covers a range of topics within the sports realm, with a focus on competitive and professional sports, including basketball, football, softball, and baseball. Maggie's work has been featured in Hoak Media of Nebraska - KHAS-TV Channel 5 and FOX 55 Fort Wayne.
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By: Maggie Kastraba
On Saturday, Carroll volleyball snagged a regional title for the first time since 2015 after taking down Homestead in a 5 sets.
By: Maggie Kastraba
The Concordia boys soccer team is on the hunt for championship hardware Saturday.
By: Maggie Kastraba
On Saturday, the Concordia boys soccer team dropped to Evansville Memorial in the 2a state title game, 2-0.
On Thursday, the Concordia girls basketball team welcomed on in Eastside. In the end, the Blazers defeated the Cadets, 71-50.
MONROEVILLE, Ind. (WFFT) - Danica Fuller is ready to take her softball career to the next level.
On Wednesday, Leo hosted Homestead in hockey. In the end, the Lions win in a close one, 3-2 your final.
By: Maggie Kastraba
Class 1A through Class 6A now knows its set of finalists who will compete for the 2024 state championship in Indianapolis.
By: Maggie Kastraba
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (WFFT) – After years of falling short, the Adams Central high school football team is finally coming back to Monroe with championship hardware.
By: Maggie Kastraba
On Friday, a full slate of prep basketball took place across the local area region. Snider girls claimed a victory over Merrillville. Northrop girls served DeKalb a loss on the night. The Homestead girls handed Bellmont their first loss of the year.
The Garrett boys basketball team is playing their best game in well over a decade. The Railroaders are on the right track, with a blemish free record so far in the early season.
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