Month: May 2019
Tyler Pasher lifts Indy Eleven over Charleston Battery with late goal
Tyler Pasher gave the Indy Eleven a 1-0 win over Charleston Battery Saturday night with a goal in the 84th minute.
Kody Hoese has a power surge this season at Tulane
Twenty-three home runs? How? It’s the question everyone is asking Tulane junior and Griffith alum Kody Hoese.
Five events to watch this week in Region sports
The Times sports reporter James Boyd takes a look at five marquee prep events this week in the Region.
Cal College grads charged to use new skills to help others
HAMMOND – Even before they received their degrees, Calumet College of St. Joseph graduates received a charge to use their new skills, not just to better themselves, but to improve their world.
Alonso and McLaren miss Indy 500 on first day of qualifying
INDIANAPOLIS — McLaren’s return to the Indianapolis 500 neared a total collapse after Fernando Alonso failed to lock himself into the field on the first day of qualifying.
Awareness seen as key in address child suicide, opioid abuse
MERRILLVILLE — If Dr. Sudhish Chandra wanted his audience to leave the Indian Medical Association of Northwest Indiana’s Child Suicide and Opioid Crisis Prevention Fair with one message, it could be summed up in four letters — ASHA.
Spencer Pigot's strategy as the provisional Indy 500 pole-sitter? Simple. Pray for rain.
If the Fast Nine shootout gets rained out, Spencer Pigot will sit on the pole for the Indianapolis 500. If not, he’ll just have to make another run.
Pit Pass Live – Wild day of qualifying, Alonso bumped
First day of Indy 500 qualifying is in the books. Join race insider Jim Ayello on the latest episode of Pit Pass Live presented by Honda.