Things got interesting down the stretch, but for the most part of Saturday’s varsity boys basketball game against Huntington North the Warsaw Tigers were in complete control.

A memorable season ended in defeat for Grace College’s men’s soccer team at the 2019 NCCAA national championship game. The Lancers lost 5-0 to Mid-America Christian on Saturday night at Austin-Tindall Sports Complex. Grace was making its third trip to the NCCAA title game and first since 1976.

Grace’s women’s basketball team continued its hot start, defeating No. 21 Huntington 88-73 on Saturday. The Lady Lancers’ top scoring threats put on a sizzling performance. Vironnica Drake and Kamryn Hostetler each topped 20 points with Kyannah Stull right behind at 19.

Grace’s men’s basketball team won a thrilling contest over Huntington 73-71 on Saturday afternoon. Jaret Sons hit a pair of free throws with less than a second left to secure the dramatic victory.

Warrior Boys Basketball Earns Victory At West Noble; Cougars Down Marines; Wildcats Fall At Bellmont; LCA Girls Hoops Roll; Lady Vikings Cruise; Lady Squires Fall; Valley 3rd At  Maconaquah Invite; Squires Go 3-2 In Wabash County Meet, Warsaw Swimming invitational results

Grace College’s 2019-20 track and field season officially got underway on Saturday with the Mastodon Invitational at Purdue-Fort Wayne. The Lancers posted several impressive finishes, including one NAIA national qualifier, three new school records and several personal bests. Freshman Lyne Camara had a stellar day, setting school records in the 60-meter dash (7.84 seconds) and the 200 (26.02). Both results just missed NAIA qualifying standards. Camara also blitzed a 58.5 leg in the 4x400 relay.

Lady Spartans Outlasted

Doug Ogle’s fears played out Friday night in a 70-51 loss to Class 4A No. 7 Homestead. The 18th-year Warsaw boys basketball head coach feared the Spartans’ physicality, athleticism and length would result in a big advantage on the boards, and that’s exactly what happened.

Squires Rally Late For Win At Wawasee’s Hardwood TeePee; LCA Wins In Double OT; Lady Cougars Fall; Vikings Fall On The Road; Panthers Roll Past Trojans, Thursday night results

Grace’s men’s soccer team finds itself 90 minutes away from hoisting a championship trophy for the first time in program history. Ivan Santagiuliana scored the winning goal in the first half, and the Lancers upset top-seed Campbellsville 1-0 on Friday in the NCCAA national semifinals.

Lancer Men’s Soccer Advance To NCCAA Semifinals; No. 15 Taylor Shoots Past Grace

The Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference has announced the fall honorees for the Tom Bohlsen Academic All-HCAC Team. Manchester had 28 student-athletes earn Academic All-HCAC this fall.

Wawasee wrestler Jace Alexander was named the Outstanding Wre-stler at the Wawasee Super Duals Saturday, and extended his record this season to 10-0 in the process. For his early-season success, the 126-pound junior has been named the Times-Union Athlete of the Week for Nov. 25-30.

Lady Trojans Win HNAC?Opener; Vikings Come Back For TRC Win; Manchester swimming, Whitko wrestling results from Tuesday.

Manchester University battled past visiting Rose-Hulman on Wednesday night, earning a hard-fought 83-77 victory over the Fightin’ Engineers in both teams’ Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference opener.  The win on Wednesday night was the Spartans’ first victory over the Fightin’ Engineers since January 2017.

On a night where the opposition grabbed more offensive rebounds than they grabbed total rebounds, the Warsaw Lady Tigers basketball team fell to NorthWood 38-43. The loss was their fifth straight, pushing them a game under .500 on the season.

A hallmark season for Grace’s women’s soccer team came to an end on Tuesday. The Lady Lancers lost 3-0 to No. 3 Northwestern Ohio in the round of 16 at the NAIA National Championships.

The Grace College men’s basketball team picked up their second straight Crossroads League victory with an 81-79 defeat at Taylor on Tuesday. The Lancers (6-3, 2-0 CL) used a second-half surge, outscoring the Trojans 49-32 after the intermission to remain perfect in early conference play. Grace won its first two league games for the first time since 2007-08, when current head coach Scott Moore was a senior point guard for the Lancers. Haden Deaton was a force on Tuesday night with 19 points, 4 rebounds and 3 assists. Jaret Sons added 19 points of his own to go along with six rebounds.

High School Sports Recaps for Dec. 3 Lady Cougars Roll To Win Over Community Baptist WINONA LAKE – Tori Calizo had a double-double with 18 points and 11 rebounds, and her sister Jessi added 10 …

On an emotional night, Gus Etchison poured in 41 points in his only game of the week, and the Hamilton Heights High School junior leads the honorees in this week’s Indiana Basketball Coaches Association/Subway Player of the Week program.

Indiana Basketball HOF Announces Class Of 2020 Indiana Basketball HOF Announces Class Of 2020 NEW CASTLE – The Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame Board of Directors announces the 2020 Men’s …

Indiana lawmakers cleared the path for Hoosiers to start laying down their hard-earned dollars on sporting events last spring. So far, it seems to be a well-received idea here. Governor Holcomb signed a bill in May to make it legal to place a bet on professional and college sporting events starting this fall, and the early results are mind-blowing. 

Lakeview Announces Athletes Of The Month Lakeview Middle School announced its November Athletes of the Month. They are (L to R) Julian Saldivar, 8th grade boys basketball) ;Shayne Smith, cheerleader; …

Earlham College fifth-year senior Chainey Zolman was named the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Men's Basketball Player of the Week, for his efforts in leading the Quakers past Wilmington College last week.

The Warsaw Tigers were victorious Saturday night in their final trip to Columbia City’s Donald S. Weeks Gymnasium. Seniors Jaylen Coon and Blake Marsh made sure of it, combining for 35 points in the Tigers’ 55-48 win over the Eagles.