Mike Clark is an anchor at WTAE, where he has been delivering news since 1995. His reporting spans a variety of themes, with a strong focus on sports, including football, basketball, and baseball, as well as insights into medicine and healthcare. Mike has been featured in numerous publications, including The Times of Northwest Indiana, Sports Illustrated, and the Chicago Sun-Times.
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Mike Clark’s coverage heavily leans towards local sports events, particularly high school sports. If you are involved in the Chicago sports scene or have insights into local athletes and their achievements, especially those related to high school sports, Mike may be interested in your input.
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By: Mike Clark
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Lyons coach Meghan Hutchens had a piece of advice for her Stanford-bound star, Nora Ezike, on Jan. 18. The Lions had just downed St. Charles East 72-62 in the Coach Kipp’s Hoopfest at Nazareth. Ezike filled the stat sheet with a game-high 29 points, 13 rebounds, five steals, two assists and a block. She also […]
Brother Rice’s boys and Lyons’ girls remain No. 1 this week. Boys Records through Jan. 19 1. Brother Rice (17-2) Tough loss at the buzzer vs. St. Ignatius. 2. Mount Carmel (17-3) Lost by three to DePaul Prep, bounced back to beat Rolling Meadows. 3. Curie (13-5) Had eight-day layoff before heading into a four-game […]
Pretty much everyone in Nazareth’s gym was waiting for this particular moment. With 7:27 left in the fourth quarter of a Jan. 18 game against York in Coach Kipp’s Hoopfest, Nazareth’s Stella Sakalas went to the line to shoot two free throws. She made the first and the P.A. announcer revealed what the big deal […]
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By: Mike Clark
Stewart can make a case as the state's premier multi-sport athlete. Also a sprinter in track, he's the state's most productive running back and is a defending state champ in wrestling.
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