The second phase of the 2012 high school football season begins in earnest for area teams Friday night. With a pair of non-conference contests in the books, the focus shifts to bigger things with the start of conference play. League championships may not be won the first week of conference action, but a loss Friday …read more.

AKRON – Jeff Shriver has some very fond memories of Tippecanoe Valley High School football teams playing in the old RCA Dome in Indianapolis during his early days as an assistant football coach for the Vikings. One of his most special ones is captured in a photo of him with his young son Ben standing …read more.

A back-and-forth contest saw Tippecanoe Valley end up on the short end of a 27-22 football final to Culver Academy Friday night in Akron. The game, which featured six lead changes, was the prep gridiron opener for both the Vikings and the Eagles. A 35-yard touchdown run by CMA’s Hayes Barnes, his third of the …read more.

  Are you ready for some football? Area prep football teams will find out if they are or not come Friday night. The 2012 high school season kicks off on local gridirons with squads looking to start the year off on the right foot. A win or a loss in week one doesn’t determine the …read more.

Why not us? That’s the approach of Tippecanoe Valley football coach Jeff Shriver as his talented team looks this fall to claim a sectional championship for the first time in two decades. Shriver definitely has many key pieces to the puzzle back as his squad prepares for the season opener versus Culver Academy Aug. 17. …read more.

Coach Jeff Shriver wants to keep the fun in football for players in his Tippecanoe Valley High School program. He also wants to make sure his players make the most of their opportunities. Success was achieved on both fronts Saturday for about a dozen Vikings who  took part in a truly unique experience in Indianapolis. …read more.