Sam Beishuizen is a Transportation Manager and journalist for The Times of Northwest Indiana. With a focus on local news in Northwest Indiana, Sam covers a range of topics including sports, community events, and human interest stories. Sam's articles provide readers with insights into the lives and achievements of individuals in the region.
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Sam Beishuizen's focus is primarily on local sports, especially high school basketball in Indiana, specifically Porter County and Northwest Indiana. His articles cover events and evolving stories related to high school basketball teams and players.
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By: Sam Beishuizen
LaPorte football practice neared its end Monday when senior RJ Carnes decided he wasn't done. It was approaching 6:30 p.m.
By: Sam Beishuizen
GRIFFITH — There was a moment when Calumet senior receiver Eric Allen broke free for a 71-yard touchdown on the Warriors' third snap that Griffith looked vulnerable.
Lowell quarterback Brody Kalwinski was voted a team captain as a sophomore. Now a junior, Kalwinski has the Red Devils turning a corner.
By: Sam Beishuizen
Just how mature is Lowell junior quarterback Brody Kalwinski? The Red Devil players voted him a team captain — as a sophomore.
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Chesterton senior Chase Staubus filled in for the injured Andrew Goveia, running for 12 yards and a touchdown.
Merrillville running backs Cameron Jordan, left, and JQ Johnson have combined to make the Pirates rushing attacks one of the most prolific in the state.
By: Sam Beishuizen
One ball. Two running backs. This could be a problem, right? Not for Merrillville junior Jac'Quarious “JQ” Johnson and sophomore Cameron Jordan.
By: Sam Beishuizen
Valparaiso defeated Chesterton 28-21 in Class 5A Sectional 10 for a seventh consecutive sectional championship.
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