Upcoming Schedule
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Tuesday (1/6)
7:00 pm – Hammond Central at East Chicago Central – Boys Basketball
Wednesday (1/7)
6:30 pm – Valparaiso at Portage – Boys Wrestling
7:00 pm – Andrean at Chesterton – Boys Basketball
Thursday (1/8)
4:30 pm – Taft at Wheeler (MS) – Boys Basketball – G1
5:45 pm – Taft at Wheeler (MS) – Boys Basketball – G2
Friday (1/9)
7:00 pm – Valparaiso at Portage – Boys Basketball
Saturday (1/10)
6:30 pm – Penn at Valparaiso – Boys Basketball
7:00 pm – East Chicago Central at Portage – Boys Basketball
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NBA Schedule - 1/7 Bulls at Pistons - 6:00Raptors at Hornets - 6:00Wizards at 76ers - 6:00Nuggets at Celitcs - 6:00Pelicans at Hawks - 6:00Magic at Nets - 6:30Clippers at Knicks - 6:30Suns at Grizzlies - 7:00Jazz at Thunder - 7:00Lakers at Spurs - 8:30Bucks at Warriors - 9:00Rockets at Trail Blazers - 9:00 NHL Schedule - 1/7 Stars at Capitals - 6:00Flames at…
Today in Sports History: 1/7
1889 – First College All – American Team is selected. The team was selected by Caspar Whitney and published in “This Week Sports”. The team included Amos Alonzo Stagg from Yale and all were from the Ivy League. 1927 – Globetrotters play first game. The Lineup for the first game included; Walter “Toots” Wright, Byron “Fat” Long, Willis “Kid” Oliver, Andy Washington and Al…
Today in Sports History: 1/6
1951 – The Indianapolis Olympians beat the Rochester Royals 75-73 in an NBA record-setting six overtimes. Also recorded as the longest game in NBA History at 78 minutes. 1976 – A 37-year-old who made his fortune selling outdoor advertising in the 60’s and soon after began buying radio and television stations, Ted Turner buys the Atlanta Braves for $12 million. 1980 – The Philadelphia…
Today in Sports History: 1/5
1931 – Lucille Thomas becomes the first woman in history to purchase a baseball team. She buys the Topeka franchise in the Western League. 1934 – For a year before 1934, Major League Baseball used different balls ranging in size and weight. Finally, both the American and National leagues select a uniform baseball. 1957 – Playing 10 years with the Brooklyn Dodgers, the first…
Today in Sports History: 1/4
1887 – Riding a penny farthing bicycle Thomas Stevens becomes the first man to cycle around the world, from San Francisco to San Francisco. Even today a journey of these proportions is a challenge, but making it back in the 1800s with a simple penny-farthing bicycle was an even greater challenge. 1920 – The first Black baseball league is formed. The National Negro Baseball…
Today in Sports History: 1/3
1920 – In what began the 84 year “Curse of the Bambino”, Boston Red Sox Club owner Harry Frazee announces the agreement to sell slugger Babe Ruth to the New York Yankees. The deal called for $125,000 in cash and a $350,000 loan. 1931 – Nels Stewart center for the Montreal Maroons scores the fastest pair of goals in NHL history. The two goals…
Today in Sports History: 1/2
1832 – The sport with brooms on ice, Curling, opens up its first club in the United States. The Orchard Lake Curling Club is open. 1912 – Club President of the Brooklyn Superbas, Charles Ebbets announces the purchase of 4.5 acres. Which he plans to build a 23,000-seat concrete and steel stadium. Ebbets Field opened in 1913. 1943 – The University of Kentucky men’s…
Today in Sports History: 1/1
1902 – First Rose Bowl. Played at Tournament Park in Pasadena California. Michigan defeated Stanford 49-0. MVP of the game was Neil Snow, Michigan Fullback. 1935 – Very first Sugar Bowl is played. Tulane defeats Temple 20-14 1935 – First Orange Bowl is played. Bucknell beats Miami (Fl) 26-0. 1943 – The Chicago Blackhawks put first trio of brothers on ice to play together…
Today in Sports History: 12/31
1918 – Kid Gleason replaces Pants Rowland as White Sox manager. 1950 – Jockeys Bill Shoemaker & Joe Culmone set record of 388 wins in a year. 1952 – Danny Nardico stops former world middleweight champion Jake LaMotta in 7 rounds in a light heavyweight non-title bout in Coral Gables, Florida; LaMotta is knocked down for the only time in his career, his corner…
Today in Sports History: 12/30
1907 – Abraham Mills’ commission declares Abner Doubleday invented baseball. 1926 – Chicago Tribune reports the Tigers threw a 4-game series to the White Sox in 1917 to help Chicago win the pennant (never substantiated). 1934 – New York Rangers and Boston Bruins battle out a 0-0 tie; first of a 37-game overtime undefeated streak for the Bruins, the longest in NHL history; streak…
Football
LatestGAME DAY IN THE REGION: Andrean vs. Brownstown Central – 2A State Championship – Audio – 11/29/25
We start the Saturday with the 2A State Championship, as Andrean will take on Brownstown Central for a chance at their fourth State Crown!
Soccer
LatestGAME NIGHT IN THE REGION: Valparaiso at Crown Point – Boys’ Soccer – 9/24/25
The Crown Point Bulldogs will welcome the Valparaiso Vikings this evening for Duneland boys' soccer!
Summer Spotlight
LatestRSN SUMMER SPOTLIGHT: Lake Central’s Pete Koulianos
We stopped by to chat with Lake Central's Pete Koulianos to see how he is gearing up for his second season with the Indians!




