Warsaw drew a home date against No. 11-ranked Carroll when the IHSAA conducted the blind draw for its 48th annual state football tournament Thursday night.

The Warsaw Lady Tiger soccer squad cruised their way to a 4-1 sectional semifinal victory over Fort Wayne Wayne Thursday night at Homestead High School.

Lakewood Middle School’s Athletes of the Month for September.

Manchester University head women's basketball coach Josh Dzurick has added Alley Odell to his coaching staff.

Four Lady Tiger volleyball seniors have been named to the IHSVCA Academic All-State Team.

Grace’s women’s soccer team, playing its third match in five days, fell to No. 24 Spring Arbor 2-0 on Wednesday.

With the match scoreless, Warsaw's boys soccer team got off to a great start in the second half Wednesday in its Class 3A Penn Sectional semifinal contest against Concord. But the Tigers were unable to build off the momentum, as the Minutemen rallied to post a 3-1 win.

Warsaw (6-1, 5-0 NLC) at NorthWood (2-3, 2-2); Manchester (2-5, 2-4 TRC) at Tippecanoe Valley (5-2, 5-1); Wawasee (2-5, 0-5 NLC) at Mishawaka (3-3, 3-1); Knox (3-4, 2-2 HNAC) at Triton (3-3, 2-2); Northfield (4-4, 4-2 TRC) at Whitko (4-3, 3-3)

The Warsaw Lady Tiger Cross Country team remained undefeated in NLC Conference action this past Saturday. The Lady Tigers captured the Conference Championship meet comfortably beating Northridge 38-47 giving them the overall team title.

Lakeland Christian Academy saw its 2020 girls soccer season come to and end Tuesday. But the Cougars did not go down without a fight.

Despite outshooting their opponent by nearly 20 shots, Grace’s men’s soccer team had to settle for a 2-2 draw at Indiana Wesleyan on Tuesday. The Lancers (1-2-2, 1-2-2 Crossroads League) went to overtime for the second time this season, picking up their second tie in the process.

I was talking to some young people the other day (as I am known to do), and we drifted into the conversation of what their dreams were. We were talking about what they wanted to do for a living, and what would be the perfect job for them.

Besides shooting for a perfect Northern Lakes Conference volleyball season when it hosts Concord on Thursday night — Warsaw will get a bye when it hosts a Class 4A sectional next week. Pairings for the 49th annual state tournament were drawn Sunday evening by the IHSAA.

Warsaw ran its streak of boys tennis sectional titles to nine straight after a 4-1 win over Wawasee Saturday morning in a final much more competitive than the final score might indicate.

Lancers’ offense unleashed at Taylor; Grace volleyball drops five setter at SAU; Grace tackles Huntington Invitational.

A year ago, the Whitko Jr-Sr High School football team were shut out 14-0 by the Manchester Squires on their turf, as they went on to complete a winless season. Fast-forward to Friday night, and the Wildcats have a completely different look.

Warsaw overcame errors early in the contest that permitted host Wawasee to take a 10-7 lead into the second quarter. But the Tigers scored the next 28 points and rolled to a 42-17 Northern Lakes Conference football win over the Warriors Friday night.

Tippecanoe Valley Comes Back For Win Over Maconaquah; Trojans Fall To Bluejays

What was supposed to be a showdown for Northern Lakes Conference volleyball supremacy turned into a slamdown favoring Warsaw. It materialized that way Thursday night due in no small part to a COVID-related shutdown heaped upon three of NorthWood’s best players just one day earlier. “We’ve been there,” empathetic winning coach Chandra Hepler said after her host Tigers cruised to a 25-5, 25-11, 25-8 victory over the suddenly depleted Panthers.

Warsaw fended off a fired-up Northridge squad Thursday, Oct. 1 to run the table in the Northern Lakes Conference girls soccer race. The Tigers produced goals in the 70th and 78th minutes at the Raiders’ Todd Woodworth Field for a 4-2 victory that helped them finish the 2020 regular season at 9-5-2 overall and 7-0 in the NLC. Warsaw led Northridge 12-11 in shots on goal, including 8-2 in the first half.

Warsaw (5-1, 4-0 NLC) at Wawasee (2-4, 0-4) When: Friday, 7 p.m., Warrior Field, Syracuse. Series (last 35 years): Warsaw, 22-13. John Harrell’s prediction: Warsaw, 35-21. Last meeting: Oct. 4, …

Some time back I asked everyone to reign in their opinions on whether or not high school sports should be starting, given the state of COVID-19 in Indiana. If you were in favor of it starting, I asked you not to gloat. If you were opposed, I asked you to just hold your snarky, self-righteous comments until we see what happens. Six weeks have passed since I made that request. It’s time for a mid-season checkup.

The Warsaw Tigers football squad needed some big plays throughout the game to stave off their tenacious homecoming guest, the Goshen Redhawks, to take a 41-28 Northern Lakes Conference victory at Fisher Field Friday night.

Coming off of big wins last week, both the Tippecanoe Valley and Whitko football teams look to pull themselves up in the TRC standings with three games remaining in the regular season after Friday night. Despite a 15-6 lead for the host Wildcats after the opening quarter, Valley would roar back and find their footing as they romped their way to a 57-24 victory Friday night.

The Wawasee football team continued their rough patch of games on Friday night in a loss to previously winless Plymouth in Northern Lakes Conference play. Despite quarterback Parker Young’s dissection of the Rockies’ secondary, the Warrior offense was unable to score until the fourth quarter, dropping their fourth game in a row 37-12.