More than 100 roller skaters from the U.S. and Canada will be in Warsaw for SK8CAMP USA beginning today at Eastlake Skate Center, 3010 Frontage Rd. The camp is for skaters from beginner levels to elite, and includes 2017 Team USA World Championships athletes.

Lenny Krebs has a high standard when it comes to his team’s defense.

WINONA LAKE – Larry Schuh has decided to step down from his post as Grace College’s men’s tennis coach after a decade-long stretch of excellence.

Triton had a two-point lead at halftime, but host John Glenn outscored the Lady Trojans 14-4 in the third period and went on to a 35-24 non-conference girls basketball win Wednesday night. Hannah Wanemacher hit a trio of three-point shots and finished with a team-high 12 points for Triton. The Lady Falcons’ Mariah Plunkett also hit three treys and had a game-high 19 points.

A hard-fought semifinal match in the Crossroads League Tournament semifinals went against Grace College’s volleyball team. The Lady Lancers lost in three sets at Indiana Wesleyan as the Wildcats’ offense was not able to be stopped. Grace will switch its focus to qualifying for the NCCAA National Championships.

Former Warsaw Tiger Tristan McClone was named Marian University’s football special teams player of the week for his efforts in a 62-0 win over Missouri Baptist Saturday.

Manchester senior Hayes Sturtsman signed a letter of intent Wednesday to continue his academic and baseball careers at Indiana Tech.

AKRON – In a postgame interview Tuesday night, answering questions about his team’s 81-26 win over the Culver Girls Academy Eagles, Tippecanoe Valley coach Chris Kindig made the statement “I think the girls were ready to play tonight.”

BENTON – Wawasee’s first girls basketball road trip wasn’t especially far from its campus. But after a 63-26 non-conference loss at Fairfield Tuesday night, it had to have been the longest eight-mile bus ride home in recent memory.

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Lady Trojans Pull Away Late For Win Over Argos; Lady Squires Win Again; Lady Cougars Tame Whitko; LCA Opener Postponed

Valley To Recognize 40th Anniversary of ‘77 State Runner-Up Football Team; Tiger Wrestling To Host Free Camp

Lakeview Seventh Grade Boys Basketball

Grace College and Director of Athletics Chad Briscoe welcomed student-athletes from the high schools of the Northern Lakes Conference for a Sportsmanship Summit on Tuesday. Student-athletes from the NLC schools attended the summit, which was designed to educate student-athletes about sportsmanship and character training in athletics.

WINONA LAKE – The upperclassmen did their thing. So did the highly-touted younger players.

Wawasee’s athletic department presented its fall sports awards Monday night. Chris Pena was the most valuable player on the boys soccer team, and Devon Dewitt was the Warrior Way award winner. Eric Yankosky earned the best defensive player, and Ryan Edington was the best offensive player. On the junior varsity team, Ashton Stookey was the MVP, Jace Mishler was the best offensive player and Kenyon Cottom the best defensive player.

Hill, Zuidema Honored With Player Of Week Awards

Lakeview 8th Grade Boys Basketball

Chris Taylor, a junior at Manchester High School, qualified for the Special Olympics state bowling tournament by finishing second in the area tournament Saturday in Logansport. The state tournament is Dec. 2.

BOURBON – After a pair of losing seasons, Triton enters the 2017-18 girls basketball campaign with high expectations, including a No. 10 ranking in Class 1A by the Indiana Coaches of Girls Sports Association.

Maddie Ryman had eight points, Kacy Bragg added seven and Brielle Harrison six for Warsaw in its season-opening 42-30 non-conference girls basketball loss at Fort Wayne Bishop Luers Saturday night.

Aubrey Kuhn had 14 points and six rebounds, and Hannah-Marie Lamle tossed in 13 points and grabbed eight boards for Wawasee in its 47-24 non-conference girls basketball win over Prairie  Heights Saturday night. Hannah Lancaster added eight points for the Lady Warriors.

Emma West scored 12 points, and hit all eight of her free throws, to lead Manchester to a 49-19 season-opening girls basketball win at Adams Central Saturday night. Kiera Hatifield had 11 points and Kerigan Hatfield pulled down eight rebounds in the non-conference game. Erika Kendall had six points and six boards in the matchup.

WINONA LAKE – Lakeland Christian Academy is coming off a pair of 12-win girls basketball seasons, the best back-to-back years in the history of the program.

The Three Rivers Conference announced its academic all-conference teams this morning.