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Warrior Nation Head to our photo gallery to check out all the pictures from tonight’s Homecoming Parade and Powder Puff Game! Great Warrior Pride was shown by our powder puff participants, coaches, the Warrior Football team and coaches, Parade participants, community members and Calumet Staff. See everyone Friday night when we take on the South
Warrior Nation Don’t forget to buy your homecoming shirt at tonight’s Powder Puff game and Homecoming game! Shirts are $10 for sizes small-xl and $13 for 2xl-4xl
Warrior Nation Come out and support our girls participating in the Annual Powder Puff Game this Wednesday! Game will start approximately 20 minutes after the conclusion of the parade (parade starts at 5pm). Please enter through the football ticket booths in the north parking lot (same entrance as our varsity football games). Tickets will have
Results: Riley Reeder 18:11 (22nd place) LJ Thompson 19:01 (39th place) Darius Prude 19:13 (44th place) Omar Taylor 19:37 (56th place) On August 31st, the boys cross country team competed at the Gavit Invite. We had 3 guys finish in the top 50th. Darius Prude and Omar Taylor ran lifetime personal bests, Riley Reeder tied
Results: (times are 3 miles) Riley Reeder 17:31 (16th place) LJ Thompson 17:43 (19th place) Omar Taylor 18:24 (42nd place) Noah Frazier 20:34 (96th place) Owen Stokes 21:16 (107th place) Axavier Aridge 23:52 (124th place) We placed 9th as a team out of 24 teams that competed at the meet. Last year we placed 23rd
Results: (All 4 guys ran lifetime personal bests) Riley Reeder 17:33 (39th place) LJ Thompson 18:12 (62nd place) Omar Taylor 19:28 (96th place) Axavier Aridge 20:44 (120th place) This meet had 27 teams from Northwest Indiana. There were a few teams missing who would be in our semi state but the majority of the teams
The Warriors were back in action this weekend and played with heavy hearts after the tragedy that struck the school community Wednesday. Both the varsity and the JV teams honored the memory of their fallen teammate by blanking Whiting Friday night 36-0. Mark Flores led the Warriors (3-1 and 1-0 in GSSC play) on both
