Michael Osipoff is a journalist for the Chicago Tribune Media Group and the Post-Tribune. With a focus on local news in Illinois and Chicago, he covers a range of topics including sports, community events, and human interest stories. Michael's articles provide readers with insightful and engaging content that highlights the people and events shaping the local area.
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Michael Osipoff's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly basketball and high school sports in the Northwest Indiana area. If you are looking to reach out to Michael with a pitch, consider offering insights into the local basketball scene, highlighting emerging talents or providing analysis of ongoing events and games within this geographic region.
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By: Michael Osipoff
Luth’s defense helps Valparaiso advance to the regional finals.
By: Michael Osipoff
Crown Point tight end Jacob Soley takes advantage of his opportunities. With the number of offensive options the Bulldogs have, even at his position, it just depends on the situation.
By: Michael Osipoff
It’s not much of a leap to view Reyna as a worthy successor to Bowen, a Notre Dame linebacker.
By: Michael Osipoff
Kodie Young is the offensive player of the week after leading Portage to its fourth win.
By: Michael Osipoff
Hobart quarterback Aleks Tatum describes himself as “an introvert.” The 6-foot-2, 200-pound Tatum has shown maturity and poise as a sophomore, but he's not inclined to be outgoing.
By: Michael Osipoff
Crown Point senior quarterback Noah Ehrlich crunches the numbers. Despite all his success, Ehrlich doesn't necessarily calculate a favorable result.
By: Michael Osipoff
Ramirez, a sophomore linebacker, has 103 tackles in his first full varsity season on defense.
By: Michael Osipoff
Senior running back Thomas Burda wasn't animated by his debut as Valparaiso's full-time starter at the position.
By: Michael Osipoff
Bonner leads the Wildcats into the Class 4A sectional semifinals.
By: Michael Osipoff
Jimmy Finley and No. 7 Andrean head to the sectional semifinals with three straight wins, and Wheeler's Jayden Ortiz and Hobart's Jaelen Williams are the players of the week.
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