The Lady Warriors (7-6) began the new calendar year with a trip to Michigan City (6-5) to face the Lady Blazers of Marquette Catholic. While the game ended with a 58-51 loss, this game was the best game of the season, for the Lady Warriors.  The team cut down on it’s turnovers, and most importantly,

The Lady Warriors (7-5) finished the 2020 calendar year with a two day shootout at Hanover Central on the 29th and 30th of December.  In the first game, the team saw East Chicago Central (4-5), whom they had just beaten by 11 on the 21st.  The game started very well, as the Lady Warriors stormed

The Lady Warriors (5-4) climbed back over the .500 mark and closed out their pre-Christmas schedule with a 49-38 win over the visiting East Chicago Central Lady Cardinals (3-3). East Chicago was held scoreless until the 5:30 mark of the second quarter. Even with that great defense for the first quarter and a half, poor

On Senior Night, the Lady Warriors (4-4) started slowly and could never really find their way in a 61-43 loss to the visiting Lady Panthers of Griffith (4-1).  Foul trouble and turnovers doomed the evening for the team.  The poor shooting that had plagued the team over the past few games got a little better. 

On Wednesday, the Lady Warriors (4-3) got their first conference win over the visiting Lady Ingots of River Forest (2-2) by a score of 49-46. Poor starts have become a bit of a trend for the Lady Warriors as, once again, the team got all kinds of excellent scoring opportunities, only to see the shots

On Monday, the Lady Warriors (3-3) traveled to Hammond Clark and defeated the Lady Pioneers (1-7) by a score of 47-32. It was another rough outing offensively.  In this contest, the team got all of the good shots they could ask for, but they weren’t falling. For the game, 75 shots were taken and just

The Lady Warriors (2-3) traveled to Hobart on Saturday afternoon and fell to the Lady Brickies (4-4) 58-28. It was an abysmal day for the team, both offensively and defensively.  The Lady Warriors had no answer defensively, giving up 34 first half points, while only scoring five points on 2 of 18 shooting from the

The Lady Warriors (2-2) hosted the 21st Century Cougars (0-7) on Friday night. Led by Jasmin Barker’s 13 first quarter points, the team jumped to a 19-3 lead and never looked back. The team’s defense led to may easy scoring opportunities. Everyone contributed on the night, whether they reached the scoring column or not.  Jasmin

After having three consecutive games postponed by Covid-19 outbreaks on other teams, the Lady Warriors (1-1) were finally able to get back onto the court and compete in a home game against Thea Bowman Academy (0-5).  Despite some rust after not playing since November 19th, the team played much better than at Hammond Morton.  The

The Lady Warriors (1-0)  traveled to Hammond Morton (0-5) for their second game of the season. Just about everything that could go wrong in the game, did.  The team was in a 16-9 hole that got much worse after being outscored 17-3 in the second quarter. Nothing much improved from than on, en route to