Triton Hangs On For Win Over S.Central; Lady Tigers Soccer Fall To Nationally-Ranked Hamilton Southeastern; Valley, Whitko Fall On The Road

The 2019-20 season for Grace’s women’s golf team started in victory at the Trine Invitational. The Lady Lancers shot 312 as a team to claim the win, 13 shots better than the next-closest competitor (Olivet College). Grace’s 312 at Zollner Golf Course was the second-best round of golf in program history.

Grace College’s women’s tennis team is dreaming big for the 2019 campaign. The Lady Lancers achieved groundbreaking success last year under head coach Marcus Moore, and Grace returns much of its core.

A sputtering start spelled defeat for Grace’s men’s soccer on Thursday against No. 12 Georgia Gwinnett.

As a defender — and an all-state one at that — Tedros Berelsman doesn’t get plentiful opportunities to contribute on offense for Warsaw.

Lady Squires Roll To Shutout Win In TRC Opener; Manchester Gets  Win Over Triton; Wawasee, Riley Draw; Warrior Girls Golf Picks Up 2 Wins; Trojans Sweep O-D; Wabash Girls Golf Beats Tigers, Vikings; Valley Bests ‘Jays; Zebras Edge Trojans; Warriors Drop NLC Tennis Opener; Vikes Blanked

The Manchester University volleyball team is gearing up for the 2019 season.  The Spartans will being competition next weekend at the Adrian College Invite.

Grace College’s women’s golf team has wasted little time gaining relevance on a national scale. Last year, during just its fourth year of existence, the Lady Lancers placed sixth at the NCCAA National Championships.

The field was a blur of black and red as the Machester Lady Squires defeated visiting Mississinewa 5-0 in a non-conference soccer match Wednesday.

Inside Indiana’s oldest high school gym that’s still in regular use, coach Gayle Perry could see her Triton volleyball team — possibly still among Indiana’s youngest — improving by the set.

No. 10 Warsaw Comes Back To Beat Argos; Tigers Trip Huntington North; Warsaw Tennis Wins Over Vikings; Trojans Open Season With HNAC Win; Warrior Tennis Starts Season Victorious; Wildcats Fall In TRC Golf; Wawasee Girls Soccer Falls To West Noble; Lions Blank Tippecanoe Valley; Maconaquah Blanks Wildcats; Pilgrims Sweep Viking Volleyball, Manchester VB Results from Tuesday

Tippecanoe Valley is no longer going about its business in “rebuild mode.” According to head coach Steve Moriarty, the Vikings aren’t going to just hope to win some games. They expect to.

Over the past two season, Triton has enjoyed arguably the best football seasons in recent memory, dropping a tight sectional title game in 2017 and winning the title in 2018. What makes it all the more impressive is the Trojans did it with the memory of a fallen teammate, Cameron Scarberry, about halfway through the ‘17 season.

As the Wawasee Warriors head into the 2019 football season, hope abounds for a squad aiming to bounce back from a 1-9 season. Featuring a new head coach, a surplus of seniors and a large group of freshmen, the Wawasee football program has its sights on creating a winning mentality going forward.

Head coach Greg Miller has been putting his Manchester football team through its paces this offseason in the expectation that the combination of hard work and experience will pay off.

SOUTH WHITLEY – "They are hungry for change.” These are the words used to describe the current state of the football players at Whitko High School. The man who is seeing it himself? It is none other than Phil Jensen, the former Warsaw Tigers head football coach.

The 2019 Warsaw Tigers aren’t going to let grass grow under their feet after their 7-3 season in 2018. Hall of Fame Coach Bart Curtis completed his 28th year of coaching and his first year at the helm of the Tiger program introducing the triple option offense to all levels of the Tiger scholastic and feeder programs. Coupled with an aggressive, fly-to-the-ball defensive playing style through the end of the season when a sectional loss to perennial power Penn ended their 2018 campaign.

When coaches from both teams are happy with the performance of their squads, especially early in the year, it’s a sign of a well-played match.

I have never and will never claim to be an expert on football. I understand the game a lot more now than I ever did, and I have people like former Butler coach Bill Lynch, the late Scott Bibler, current Whitko skipper Phil Jensen, Warsaw coach Bart Curtis and all of their assistant coaches to thank for that.

The Manchester University women's soccer team will begin the 2019 season Sept. 4 at home against the Ohio Wesleyan Battling Bishops.

Warsaw, Triton Receive Votes In AP FB Poll; Westview Doubles Up Wawasee; Rain Prompts Area Postponements; Junior Varsity Volleyball

Grace College’s men’s soccer team shined in the 2019 opener on Monday, routing Rochester 3-0 at 1st Source Bank Field. In a game that featured long spells of possession, the Lancers had the upper hand on threatening chances from start to finish.

Three players scored in the season opener as Grace’s women’s soccer team handled Rochester College (Mich.) 3-0 on Monday. Joana Schimmel, Cassidy Wasson and Hannah Tkacz each found the back of the net for the NAIA No. 15-ranked Lady Lancers (1-0).

The Manchester University men's soccer team was picked to finish fourth this season, as announced in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Preseason Poll released on Monday morning.

The Crossroads League Athletes of the Week were announced on Monday, recognizing the top athletes from the week of August 12 through 18. Sports Information Directors from the league nominate student-athletes for the award and vote on each week’s winners.