Victoria Jacobsen is a sports writer for The Journal Gazette, focusing on local sports in Fort Wayne, Indiana. With a passion for covering high school athletics, Victoria provides in-depth coverage of games, awards, and standout performances in the area.
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Victoria Jacobsen's reporting primarily focuses on local high school sports, particularly basketball, volleyball, and football. Her coverage suggests a strong interest in event coverage and press releases related to achievements and competitions in the Fort Wayne area of Indiana.
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By: Victoria Jacobsen
Leo tight end Brock Schott and Wayne linebacker Kimar Nelson are Mr. Football Position Award winners, the IFCA announced Saturday.
By: Victoria Jacobsen
COLUMBIA CITY – No one has dealt Columbia City more pain in recent years than Homestead.
The 2025 ACAC Tournament brackets have been set. The annual conference tournament, which will be held for the 102nd time on the boys side and 51st on the girls side, will kick off Jan. 14.
By: Victoria Jacobsen
Wayne knew it would get everyone's best shot this season as the Generals seek to win their third SAC crown in a row, and for three quarters on Friday night
Concordia junior Mallory Weller placed 20th at the Foot Locker Cross Country Girls' National Final on Saturday, finishing the 5K race at San Diego's Balboa Park in 18:28.6.
By: Victoria Jacobsen
When Bishop Dwenger senior Jillian Tippmann learned she was the winner of this season's Glass Spike Award, which is presented each year to the most outstanding volleyball player in the SAC, it came as a complete surprise.
By: Victoria Jacobsen
Jim Sullivan said he believes his son, Carroll senior quarterback Jimmy Sullivan, sometimes gets embarrassed by the awards and attention he’s received.
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By: Victoria Jacobsen
SOUTH BEND – In the first game of the new 12-game College Football Playoff, an in-state matchup between seventh-seeded Notre Dame and 10th-seeded Indiana on Friday night, it was the Irish who blinked first on their home field.
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