RENSSELAER —
When Winamac senior Zach Shidler is on a streak like he was Friday at Rensselaer Central, the rim looks as big as a wading pool.
Shidler, the Warriors’ 5-foot-11 point guard, hit four straight 3-point shots in the third quarter and teammate Adam Gruenig added two more for good measure, as Winamac rallied from a five-point third-quarter deficit to take a double-digit lead and hang on for a 53-44 victory Friday at Joe Burvan Gymnasium.
Pick up Sunday’s Pharos-Tribune for complete coverage of the game.
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February 23, 2013
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Logan teen starts scoliosis support group
P-T photo | Steve Summers NEARING THE END: Freshman-to-be Madi Looker poses with the braces she has used during her fight against scoliosis. Looker says she has to wear her current brace 10 hours each day but hopes to be done with the braces in two months.
There's an old phrase that states, "Real women have curves." And while this Logansport teen has the kind of curves she's working to get rid of, she's trying to offer support to other teen girls going through the same thing. Fourteen-year-old Madison
Continued ... - Face of Indiana changes
- Learning to mother
- Court rules use of bite marks as evidence unreliable
- Health dept. adding to staff
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Scruggs, coach Skaggs team up for one more win
PANTHER: Pioneer's Brandon Scruggs, shown playing against Gary 21st Century this past season, scored eight points in a win at the Indiana Class Basketball All-Star Classic Saturday in New Castle. P-T photo | Steve Summers
Pioneer's boys basketball program enjoyed a run of winning four straight sectional titles, a run that culminated in a 21-4 season this winter. Two key figures from that run were back in action on Saturday, as coach Pat Skaggs and point guard Brandon
Continued ... - Father's Day has different meaning for all
- NCC top honors
- Rogers cherishes softball state championship
- JENNINGS SHINES AGAIN
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OUR VIEW: Help teens drive safely
It's summer vacation for our high school and college students. Many are driving to work, running errands for the family or just out visiting friends. It's a good time to talk to your teen about driving safely. According to statistics from State Farm
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OUR VIEW: Help teens drive safely
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Movie preview: “Man of Steel”
When his new world is attacked by a force that humans are powerless to defend themselves against, Clark assumes the identity of Superman and fights to protect the entire human race.
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