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Fall Sports: Records, upcoming games and season goals

September 8, 2022

Meet the stars: Highlighting outstanding winter athletes

PIN IT TO WIN IT Practicing their take downs, senior Malachi Neal and sophomore Derek Bobb prepare for the sectional competition this Sunday. “Conditioning is getting harder,” Neal said. “It’s kind of a mental thing but the practices have been getting ramped up and there is always room for improvement.” (Photo by Ben Schirz)

Mind over mat: Varsity boy’s wrestling works towards sectionals Feb. 1

BREATHE IN, BREATHE OUT In her lane performing backstroke, freshman Emilia Buschmann competes against Penn High School for the duel meet. The Munster seahorses went against the Penn’s Kinsgmen on Jan. 11. “I’m mostly just focused on winning, but also underwater because they are the foundation of backstroke overall,” Buschmann said.

Making a splash: Swim prepares for Sectionals

CONQUER THE COURT Competing against Hanover, senior Lia Sotiropoulos dribbles the ball down the court on offense. “We have been training really hard, conditioning and tailoring our defense to play Lake Central,” Sotiropoulos said. (Photo by Ben Schirz)

Working for the win: The girls’ basketball team prepares for sectionals on Feb. 4

AGAINST THE CLOCK Eyeing his opponent, senior Blake Trilli tries to keep the opposing team from scoring. On Dec. 6, Munster played Illiana Christian and won 52-49. “I think about stopping the ball, making sure that they don’t score and helping our team out,” Trilli said.

Hoops, they did it again: Boys’ basketball prepares for game tomorrow vs East Chicago

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