Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Isaiah Jackson across Baseball, Basketball, Football.
The Enquirer’s annual Elite 8 list spotlights the top performers from Battle Creek and surrounding communities, offering a preview of the talent that will dominate the 2026 gridiron.
The Jacks' special teams have transformed from a season of struggle into a unit poised for impact, driven by standout performers, strategic coaching additions and a culture of accountability.
Over the last 14 days, Arizona‑born hitters and pitchers have delivered clutch performances, from Daniel Susac’s injury setback to Branden Boissiere’s rookie homer, while the Wildcats’ alumni continue to make noise in the minors and majors.
Southern Arizona players deliver clutch hits, dominant pitching and strategic roster shifts that signal a vibrant future for the region's baseball pipeline.
The 2025‑26 NBA season delivered a cascade of milestones, highlighted by Karl‑Anthony Towns' championship run, Shai Gilgeous‑Alexander's second MVP award, and a host of All‑Star and historic performances that redefined team dynamics.
A snapshot of recent performances and transactions involving Arizona‑born players across MLB‑sanctioned affiliates.
The 2026 All-City Baseball Team reflects a season of standout performances, from dominant pitchers to versatile hitters, as selected by local coaches and the Enquirer's sports staff.
The 2026 All-City Baseball Team recognizes Coach of the Year Jason Miller and highlights standout performances from Harper Creek, Lakeview, Pennfield, St. Philip/Climax-Scotts and Battle Creek Central.
Harper Creek's Jason Miller was named Coach of the Year for the 2026 Battle Creek Enquirer All-City Baseball Team. The team overcame significant graduation losses to win the tournament and tie for the most victories among city teams. Key all‑city players include Tanner Alderson, Tristen Johnson, Maddox McCarty, Nathan Miller, Connor Rosenburg, and many others from across the city.
The Indiana Pacers are using pre‑draft workouts to evaluate talent that could fill roster gaps despite lacking a 2026 draft pick.
Despite lacking a first‑round pick, the Indiana Pacers are opening their doors to a handful of college standouts, including former Carmel star Peter Suder and Indiana forward Tucker DeVries, in a series of 2026 workouts aimed at shaping the Noblesville Boom.