The Basketball League (TBL) CEO Evelyn Magley holds the distinction as the first African American woman to ever own a male professional sports league in the United States. This CEO fluidly mentions the tagline “TBL – a different league” when she discusses what makes TBL so special.

After having to wait an extra year due to COVID-19, the inaugural class of the Warsaw Community High School Athletic Hall of Fame was honored and inducted at the Heritage Room in Winona Lake Thursday night.

Grace’s men’s basketball team produced one of its most complete games of the season in the quarterfinals of the Crossroads League Tournament.

Grace’s women’s basketball secured a dramatic 68-62 win over St. Francis in the quarterfinals of the Crossroads League Tournament on Tuesday evening.

Isaiah 11:6 reads, “…and a little child shall lead them.” Warsaw freshman Carson Gould, the team’s backup point guard, was challenged by Tiger head coach Matt Moore to assemble a team to start the second half determined to reverse their fortunes. Gould the Younger had one quarter of eligibility left due to the periods he was used in the junior varsity game.

After a historic showing at the Crossroads League Indoor Championships, two Grace track and field members earned NCCAA Athlete of the Week honors.

Wawasee sophomore Nathan Harper set a school record helped the Warriors place fourth out of 10 teams Saturday, Feb. 19  in the IHSAA Northridge Sectional for boys swimming and diving.

The visiting Maconaquah Braves shifted their fast-break attack into high gear in the fourth quarter on 10 for 12 shooting to defeat the Manchester Squires 61-41 in Three Rivers Conference (TRC) basketball action in Manchester’s Jungle Friday night.

Frankie Davidson of Grace’s men’s basketball team earned a spot on the CoSIDA Academic All-District Team. Davidson is leading Grace in scoring with 18.9 points per game.

A plethora of local athletes as well as Warsaw head coach Lenny Krebs were honored with postseason accolades following the conclusion of girls basketball season in the area.

Grace College’s women’s basketball team picked up a dominant 93-45 win over Spring Arbor on Wednesday night. With the victory, Grace improved its record to 18-11 overall (8-9 Crossroads League). The victory ties the program record for most wins in a regular season. Grace will have a chance to break that record on Saturday in the regular-season finale.

The Manchester University women's basketball team was defeated by visiting Bluffton University 69-45 in the team's regular season home finale on Tuesday night.

Grace’s men’s basketball team impressed on the road on Tuesday, routing Spring Arbor 84-62.

Tippecanoe Valley’s Tayde Kiser scored 17 of his game-high 19 points in the second half, but the hosts couldn’t get within fewer than seven points from their guests, Class 3A’s top-ranked NorthWood Panthers, who captured a 55-45 win over the Vikings last night.

A second-half defensive change fueled a pair of offensive runs as Class 1A No. 10-ranked Triton topped Rochester 55-43 Tuesday, Feb. 15 in non-conference boys basketball at the Trojan Trench.

With winter sports winding down, the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference is looking ahead to the spring sports season. On Tuesday, the HCAC announced the results of its preseason baseball poll.

Kylie Sauder of Grace’s track and field team was tabbed as the Crossroads League Track Athlete of the Week on Monday, and the Crossroads League named Kameron Koch of Grace’s baseball team as the Crossroads League Pitcher of the Week on Monday.

The seniors of the Warsaw boys basketball team weren’t the only ones honored during the Tigers’ last home game of the season Friday night. It was the final basketball game of the 66-year career of public address announcer Ron Henry, who is retiring after Warsaw wraps up baseball season in the spring.

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The Grace track and field teams added to their hardware collection as both the men and women produced top four finishes at the NCCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships hosted by Cedarville University. The men claimed the runner-up position, the best finish in school history at the indoor championships after coming in third in both 2019 and 2001. The women finished fourth, just a few points out of third place, which would have matched their finish from 2020.

The Manchester Squires’ Dylan Stroud, wrestling at 132 pounds, will take his unblemished 40-0 won-loss record to Indianapolis Friday 6 p.m. and put it against a field of 16 elite wrestlers in his weight class.

LaVille at Triton, Goshen at Wawasee, Manchester at Peru

The Tippecanoe Valley Vikings benefitted from the virtue of patience in their return to Three Rivers Conference (TRC) action last night with a 63-48 win over the North Miami Warriors on Rita Price Simpson Court. Patrick noted his squad made a marked improvement from Tuesday’s non-conference 43-40 win over LaVille.

After picking up road victories over Mishawaka and Marion on Tuesday and Wednesday, the Warsaw Tigers boys basketball team finished off a perfect week by taking down their rivals from Plymouth 55-36 at the Tiger Den to celebrate Senior Night Friday.

The Manchester University men’s basketball team was defeated on the road by Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology 71-60 on Wednesday night in Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference action.