Mishawaka Cavemen

Saturday is the day Mishawaka students will take the “Polar Plunge” to help support Special Olympics Indiana and Mishawaka’s Champions Together Team.  To donate, go to:  www.FIRSTGIVING.COM/TEAM/382336 Last year was the first year our kids were “freezin’ for a reason”.  The group brought home awards for “Best Costumes”, “Most Representatives”, and “Most Money Raised by

96.1 FM and the Mishawaka Network aired an interview at halftime that can be heard on the following podcast courtesy of WSBT Radio. Rade Butcher was at it again.  Known for his famous punch in the movie “Hoosiers”, Steve Hollar made a special appearance at Mishawaka High School on “Hoosiers Night”.  The Warsaw, IN native

The Mishawaka basketball team plays their final home game tonight.  It’s “Hoosiers Night” with one of the key players from the Hickory team at The Cave to meet fans.  Not only will Steve Hollar be introduced, but it’s “Senior Night” for our MHS basketball, dance and cheer teams as well as 4 hard working students

The Mishawaka Swimming and Dive teams continued their historic season Saturday as two more records went down, and another championship was earned.  Junior Brant Zickefoose was the Sectional Diving Champ, making him the first ever Mishawaka diver to win both the NIC Conference and the Sectional.  Zickefoose moves onto the Penn Regional tonight with hopes

Mishawaka Senior Rylin Bagarus started running X-Country her freshman year.  For fun, she decided to run track.   “Her first event was the 800.  Coach Thomas, who’s done a great job developing her said I want her for hurdles,” said Mishawaka Track Coach Chris Kowalewski.   When she was told she was being moved from the 800

It was a very impactful night at the Mishawaka Organ Donation Classic.  There were two basketball games with South Bend Adams vs Indianapolis Scecina and Lakeland against Mishawaka, but more importantly, players, coaches and fans heard the important message about organ donation. Mishawaka Head Basketball Coach Ron Hecklinski spoke about receiving a liver transplant 22

Joe Walker was the highest placing individual for Mishawaka at the IHSAA Wrestling Championships in Indianapolis.  Walker finished 6th while the team placed 44th out of 108 teams represented from across Indiana. With a record of 32-5, Walker beat Delton Moore from Manchester 8-0 in the opening round.  He then fell to eventual State Champ