Football

The Lowell Red Devils varsity football team defeated the Cardinals 35-0 in the Indiana High School Association's Football State Tournament, presented by the Indianapolis Colts.

Lowell High School secured a decisive victory over East Chicago Central with a 35–0 win in a Class 4A state playoff matchup on Friday night.

Lowell High School's football team is set to face East Chicago Central on Friday night, with a sectional championship berth at stake.

The Lowell Red Devils are preparing to commence their postseason journey on Friday night, hosting Hanover Central in a Class 4A state tournament matchup.

The Lowell Red Devils are preparing for a pivotal Northwest Crossroads Conference matchup as they host the Andrean Fighting 59ers in one of the most anticipated games of the season.

Lowell dominated Munster 49-14 in conference play.

The Lowell Red Devils secured a decisive victory over the Kankakee Valley Kougars with a score of 56-14 on Friday, October 3.

The Lowell Red Devils and Hobart Brickies engaged in a competitive matchup on Friday night, with Lowell ultimately securing a 20–17 victory.

Lowell secured a decisive 42-7 victory over Highland on Friday night, enhancing its record while Highland demonstrated moments of resilience despite the loss.

Lowell earned a 35-20 victory over Hanover Central on Friday night, using steady scoring across three quarters to secure a Northwest Crossroads Conference win.

The Lowell varsity football team has begun its season with a promising performance, demonstrating a balanced approach on both offense and defense.

Lowell delivered a standout performance Friday night, cruising to a 42-14 victory over Griffith. The win moved the Red Devils to 2-1 overall as they continue to build momentum early in the season.

Lowell High School responded to a season-opening defeat with a dominant performance Friday, defeating La Porte 34–6 to even its record at 1–1. The Red Devils quickly erased the memory of their 38–7 loss to Crown Point, showing renewed energy and execution on both sides of the ball.

On Friday evening, Lowell High School’s varsity football team travels to confront the Griffith Panthers in a non-conference showdown that promises to test both teams’ early-season sturdiness.

The Lowell Red Devils opened their 2025 season Friday night with a 38–7 loss to Crown Point in a road matchup that tested the team against one of the area’s perennial powers.

Rivalry games mean more at Lowell, and senior Brody Kolwinski said those are the weeks he looks forward to most.

For new Lowell head coach Casey McKim, upgraded facilities aren’t just about appearance — they’re a symbol of a community invested in success.

When Casey McKim decided to leave New Prairie for Lowell, it wasn’t an easy choice.

Senior Lincoln Schneider carries more than just a jersey number onto the field for Lowell. For him, playing football is also about living up to his older brother’s example.

Senior Brody Kolwinski knows teammates look to him when games get tight. Whether through composure, communication, or effort, the veteran said his role is about setting the standard.

Lowell football will once again face one of Indiana’s toughest postseason roads.

The offseason has given Lowell football a chance to reset under new head coach Casey McKim.

Lowell’s football tradition is no secret, and first-year head coach Casey McKim said that history shapes expectations.

Lowell football head coach Casey McKim wants his team’s 2025 season to be defined by progress. Taking over a program with one of the richest traditions in northern Indiana, McKim emphasized that the Red Devils’ identity will come from consistent improvement.

A new chapter begins for the Lowell Red Devils football program as the coaching staff takes the reins with a vision of elevating performance and returning the team to postseason contention. Following back-to-back 4–6 seasons, the program is aiming to turn narrow defeats into meaningful victories through improved preparation, discipline, and execution.