Victoria Jacobsen is a Sports Writer at The Journal Gazette. She covers a wide range of area sports, focusing on both individual and team sports, as well as competitive and professional sports. Victoria's work has been featured in The Journal Gazette.
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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
After the regional championship game at Homestead, Carroll senior pitcher Taylor Danley admitted she hadn't thrown her best game.
The entire lineup of regional champion Homestead and nearly all members of Carroll's semistate champion lineup have earned All-District 2 honors, as
By: Victoria Jacobsen
of 2 In 2025, Jasper was the toast of Indiana girls tennis. The Wildcats beat Brebeuf Jesuit 4-1 in the title match to win their first-ever
By: Victoria Jacobsen
of 3 What's the only thing harder than winning multiple state titles in one evening? Repeating the feat.
By: Victoria Jacobsen
After Homestead won the 2025 Canterbury Sectional with a school-record score of 279, coach Mickey Mazock took the team's over-sized score sheet from
By: Victoria Jacobsen
Carroll fell to defending state champion Jasper 4-1 in the state quarterfinals at North Central High School in Indianapolis on Friday morning, dealing the Chargers (19-4) an early exit in their fifth trip to the state finals.
By: Victoria Jacobsen
Homestead has 10 entries at the boys state track meet, the most of any team in Northeast Indiana, including teams competing in all three relays.
By: Victoria Jacobsen
Snider never led Huntington North during the first seven innings of the Class 4A regional title game at Carroll on Saturday afternoon.
By: Victoria Jacobsen
A week ago, Carmel clinched the girls state tennis title at North Central, the 14th championship in program history for the Greyhounds.
By: Victoria Jacobsen
The historic season for the Snider doubles team of Tatum Miguel and Hannah Henry will continue as the Panthers defeated Bishop Chatard's Aidan
