Two tennis players from Tippecanoe Valley and Whitko received All-TRC honors.

NORTH MANCHESTER – The Tippecanoe Valley boys golf team defeated Whitko Monday night.

WEST LAFAYETTE – Warsaw and Whitko boys track members competed in the Hoosier State Relays on Saturday.

AKRON- The Tippecanoe Valley girls basketball team has five players receive conference honors.

NEW CASTLE- Former Whitko basketball star Steve Nicodemus has been named to the Silver Anniversary team.

A slew of fall sports athletes from Tippecanoe Valley and Whitko were honored for academics by the Three Rivers Conference.

Warsaw and Whitko look to make it two wins in a row in prep football action this Friday night.

AKRON – Tippecanoe Valley topped Whitko 3-2 in boys tennis action Tuesday night.

Area high school football teams will look to get back into the win column Friday night.

The lid-lifter for the 2015 high school football season last Friday night was a smashing success on the local level for the most part. Four of the five local teams covered by IFN posted wins to begin the campaign. Week two will see much bigger challenges on the horizon for several squads, including Warsaw on …read more.

The calendar may not say it yet officially, but so long summer. It’s time for area high school football teams to tee it up for real again come Friday night. The local prep scene on the gridiron for week one of the 2015 season has plenty of storylines to follow. There is plenty of “new” …read more.

The start of the state tournament series for girls track teams means that the stakes increase come Tuesday night. The Warsaw girls track team expects to stake its claim to another sectional title too. The Tigers, coming off its 10th straight conference meet championship a week ago, will be the team to beat in the …read more.

Asko “Whitey” Ruuska, 73, of Syracuse, Ind., passed away on Thursday, Sept. 20, 2012, at his residence. He was born on Oct. 31, 1938, in Haapajarvi, Finland, to Vaino and Hilja (Jussila) Ruuska. On Feb. 24, 1962, he married Dorothy Elaine Johnson in Milwaukee, Wisc., who survives. He owned and operated SISU (An aviation repair …read more.