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Sports

KEEP YOUR HEAD UP Running on the track, senior Shavar Billups practices sprints. The track team practices everyday after school preparing for their indoor season.

One foot in front: Track prepares their indoor season

PEDAL TO THE METAL Working the defense, junior Jacob Crowe attempts to drive the ball to the basket. Boys’ basketball will take on the Whiting Oilers Feb. 27 at 7 p.m.

Ballin’ Out: Boys’ basketball prepares for sectionals on March 3

IN THE SPOTLIGHT Performing at halftime, freshman Alexis Cronin and Arianna Vrehas carry out their routine. The dance team recently competed in the NDA Nationals Championship in Orlando, Florida Feb. 14-16.

On pointe: MVD prepares for IHSDTA state tomorrow

Setting the bar high: Munster Flag Football makes it to state in their first season

Munster girl’s flag football team makes it to state in their first year. As the bus slows to a halt, the MHS girls’ flag football team arrives at...

Finding home: Color Guard and Marching band prepare to compete with their piece “Finding Home”

As the band turns the corner into the next hallway, junior Angel Serrano plays his flute and marches for the achievements of MHS teams: the renowned s...

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