Chesterton, United States (Local)
Tom Keegan's local coverage focuses primarily on high school sports in the Chesterton, Indiana area. He emphasizes event coverage and expert commentary, making him likely to be interested in pitches that offer unique insights or interviews with local athletes, coaches, or experts within these specific sports.
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Current NCAA Division I baseball coaches can contact potential recruits starting Aug. 1 before their junior year of high school. That means Rob Czarniecki’s phone likely will start dinging with text messages soon. He said he looks forward to that day. “I think that if I get some attention, it’ll really reinforce the hard work that I’ve put in the […]
Bus rides can be a blast for high school athletes, even if nothing special happens on them. One in particular stands out for recent Chesterton High graduate Ali Sierazy, an accomplished distance runner, because something special did happen. The girls track and field team was on its way back from a meet at Portage when Sierazy checked her email, the […]
Bill Bass A record-breaking swimmer at Chesterton High and at the University of Notre Dame, Bill Bass graduated from ND with a double major in art and philosophy and earned a masters degree in photography and digital imaging from Indiana University.
The late Branch Rickey, the godfather of all baseball executives, was fond of saying that if a pitcher threw one great curveball in 50 during a tryout, then he has a great curveball, it’s just a matter of figuring out how to make it come out of him more consistently. The same philosophy can apply to young golfers. If a […]
Then Stetson associate head coach for women’s basketball, Debbie Gadd, a member of the Chesterton Athletic Department Hall of Fame class that will be inducted Aug. 24, holds the net from the 2005 Atlantic Sun Conference tournament that landed the Hatters their first NCAA tourney appearance. PROVIDED/photo Then U.S. senator from Indiana Birch Bayh started the change for the better in women’s athletics and society in general with 37 words inside an education bill that defined Title IX: “No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance.”
Lisa Naumann It came as no surprise to hear what a former high school state champion discus thrower, a top 10 national finisher in her freshman year in college, considered her greatest strength as a basketball player who helped her team to reach the Final Four in high school.
All an athlete can ask for from a coach is to be treated fairly and led on the path to improvement in a safe environment. Chesterton senior soccer player Zach Bernal gives his head coach, Lucas Sabedra, passing grades on those fronts. But when Bernal says he “likes” Sabedra, and that he’s a “good person,” the roots of those sentiments […]
Junior Adey Avey’s relentless pursuit of goals is one reason the Trojans girls soccer team has the potential to field a potent offense. E. SEERUP/photo
Former Chesterton softball player and assistant coach Erin Cochran, a math teacher at the high school, is returning to the program as the head softball coach. Cochran graduated from Chesterton in 2001 and then played softball at St. Joseph College in Rensselaer, where she “did a little bit of everything except pitch. I’ve never pitched in my life.” Cochran served […]
It is often said of teams with good size that they look good walking off the bus or through an airport into the locker room. It’s usually only said of teams that don’t necessarily know how to turn that size into victories. They look good walking off the bus and then they game starts and they shrink. The Chesterton volleyball […]
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