Mark Murdock is a sports editor for KPC Media Group Inc., focusing on local sports news in Kendallville, Indiana. With a passion for covering high school athletics, Mark has written numerous articles highlighting the achievements, victories, and challenges faced by local teams and athletes.
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WATERLOO — Concordia has lots of speed at the front of its offense, and didn't take a lot of time to grab the upper hand against East Noble Thursday.
Updated of 2 ANGOLA — East Noble and DeKalb both beat each other to 25 points — twice. After all that, it was the first one to five.
WATERLOO — The margin for error against teams like Leo is very small.
NAPPANEE — Lakeland gathered enough momentum to take one set and battle tooth and nail for the next one against Woodlan Saturday.
AKRON — Tippecanoe Valley hoped for a momentum swing when it executed an onside kick to start the second half Friday.
AKRON — Tippecanoe Valley hoped for a momentum swing when it executed an onside kick to start the second half Friday.
FORT WAYNE — DeKalb's blend of old and new got off to a rocky start, but became a lot smoother as time went on.
AUBURN — Lakewood Park was one starter short for its season opener against Churubusco Thursday night.
LIGONIER — A 17-play scoring drive and a two-score lead.
FORT WAYNE — Ashley Cox reached the milestone everyone came to see, but she had a game to rescue first.
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