Plymouth finished first with 51 points to the Tigers 47. Concord finised third with 40 points while Wawasee finished seventh with seven points.

The Warriors didn't have anyone advance to the championship round.

Ben Voorhorst won the No. 3 singles championship with an easy 6-1, 6-0 win over Concord's Neal Tallman.

Deon Shafer and Jason Ummel continued their winning ways for Warsaw with a 6-3, 6-1 win over Plymouth No. 2 doubles squad to capture the Tigers second championship of the day.

Jason Sells nearly made it three forciing the Pilgrims' Nick Neidlinger to a third-set tiebreak before falling 6-3, 2-6, 7-6 (7-4).

The Tigers close out the regular season at Mishawka Marian today at 4:30 p.m. before sectional play begins Thursday at Warsaw.

Team scores - Plymouth 51, Warsaw 47, Concord 40, Northridge 31, NorthWood 28, Goshen 23, Wawasee 7, Elkhart Memorial 4

(Championship Round Scores)

Singles

No. 1 - Colin Stanley (G) def. Kyle Stump (P) 6-4, 6-2

No. 2 - Nick Neidlinger (P) def. Jason Sells (W) 6-3, 2-6, 7-6 (7-4)

No. 3 - Ben Voorhorst (War) def. Neal Tallman (C) 6-1, 6-0

Doubles

No. 1 - Deon Shafer/Jason Ummel (War) def. J. Palmer/Beguin (P) 6-3, 6-1

No. 2 - Birchmeyer/Gretter (P) def. Trosper/Gonzales (C) 6-2, 7-6 (8-6)

Saturday in South Whitley

The Whitko Wildcats won their first share of the TRC title in school history with a 3-2 win over a tough Manchester sqad. Doru Aldea set the tone with a 6-1, 6-1 win over the Squires' Nate Cain. Whitko's No. 2 Brett King needed three sets but was able to upend Bryant Wiley 6-7 (5), 6-4, 6-1. The Wildcats third win came in No. 3 singles over Brandon Wiley 6-1, 7-6 (5). Whitko shares the TRC crown with Tippecanoe Valley. Whitko, 6-5 overall, travels to Prairie Heights Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. Manchester, 10-5 overall and 0-2 in the TRC, hosts Rochester today at 4:30 p.m.

WHITKO 3, MANCHESTER 2

Singles

No 1. Doru Aldea (W) d. Nate Cain 6-1, 6-1

No 2. Brett King (W) d. Bryant Wiley 6-7 (5), 6-4, 6-1

No 3. Calvin Sellers (W) d. Brandon Wiley 6-1, 7-6 (5)

Doubles

No 1. Mattew Cable/David Cable (M) d. Chris Shomaker/Shannon Sleighter 6-4, 6-3

No 2. David Immel/Andrew Gnagy (M) d. Taylor Kessie/Dan Aldea 6-2, 6-2

JV - Manchester 4, Whitko 0

Singles

No 1. Gavin McNeeley (M) d. Brandon Reiff 8-0

No 2. Steven Camp (M) d. Andrew Nicodemus 8-1

No 3. Andy Bushong (M) d. Ben Ogen 8-0

Doubles

No 1. Andrew Baker/Corey Thoms (M) d. Ben Wagner/Adam Nicodemus 8-4

GIRLS SOCCER

Saturday in LaGrange

Lakeland Christian traveled to take on the Lakeland High School Lakers Saturday afternoon and dropped their record to 6-6 with a 3-1 loss. Abby Neff scored first her first and second goals for the Lady Lakers in less than one minute, 16 minutes into the first half. Jamie Widman scored on a direct kick to bring the Lady Cougars to within one goal at half time. Abby Neff scored her third goal of the game with less than nine minutes left in the game, to secure the win for the Lady Lakers. LCA travels to Culver Girls Academy tonight.

LAKELAND 3, LCA 1

LCA scoring - Jamie Widman

LCA saves - Brittany Burgess/Anna Wilcoxson 5

Shots/Corners -ÊLCA 8/1, Lakeland 12/0

Saturday in Ossian

Wawasee fought to a 2-2 tie with host Norwell. Megan Walker and Brennan McAdams provided the scoring for the Warriors while Kylee Ort had nine saves for Wawasee. It was the Warriors' third game of the week. Wawasee moves its record to 1-7-3 overall and remain 0-2-1 in the NLC. The Warriors are in action today at Elkhart Memorial.

WAWASEE 2, NORWELL 2

Wawasee scoring - Megan Walker, Brennan McAdams

Wawasee saves - Kylee Ort 9

Shots on goal -ÊWawasee 9, Norwell 11

BOYS SOCCER

Saturday in Culver

Lakeland Christian traveled to Culver Academy Saturday and were downed by the Eagles 3-1. LCA capitalized on one of several chances when sophomore Joel Franklin assisted classmate Brandon Stewart with two minutes remaining in the contest. Stewart received a lofted ball and volleyed it into the CMA net from 12 yards out. With the loss, Lakeland Christian drops to 3-2 in the NISC, and 5-7-1 overall. CMA won the JV game by the score of 1-0. LCA will host the Panthers of Lakewood Park Christian School (Auburn) Tuesday at 4:45 p.m.

CULVER ACADEMY 3, LCA 1

LCA scoring - Brandon Stewart (Joel Franklin)

LCA saves - Brian Blocher 15

Shots/corners -ÊLCA 10/1, CMA 25/5

Saturday in Logansport

The Logansport Berries cruised past Manchester in non-conference action by the count of 7-1. Matt Winterrowd scored the Squires lone goal while William Rhudy racked up 19 saves. Manchester held Logansport scoreless for 22 minutes. The Squires move to 3-8-1 overall on the season and host Winamac at home.

LOGANSPORT 7, MANCHESTER 1

Manchester scoring -ÊMatt Winterrowd

Manchester saves -ÊWilliam Rhudy 19

Saturday in Argos

JV - Warasw 2, Argos 1

Warsaw scoring - Micah Price, Leo Reyes (Tony Franco) 80th minute

JV record: 9-0-1

VOLLEYBALL

Saturday in Warsaw

The Warsaw Tigers hosted a who's who of volleyball teams from around the state in the Tiger Invitational. Nationally-ranked Muncie Burris won the championship 25-22, 25-12 over LaPorte. Warsaw finished fifth after defeating Lafayette Jefferson 25-14, 25-18. The Tigers were led on the day by Danielle DeGeeter. DeGeeter led Warsaw in serving points with 18 and assists with 64. Kim Clay led in digs with 42 and Tasia Smith was tops in kills with 18. Kristin Conley was the block leaders for the Tigers with 4. The Tigers move to 16-8 overall and remain 3-2 in the Northern Lakes Conference. Warsaw travels to Fort Wayne to take on Snider at 6 p.m. tonight.

WARSAW DEF. PRAIRIE HEIGHTS 25-16, 25-22

BELLMONT DEF. WARSAW 14-25, 25-19, 15-13

LAPORTE DEF. WARSAW 25-20, 25-20

WARSAW DEF. LAFAYETTE JEFFERSON 25-14, 25-18

(Warsaw leaders)

Kills - Tasia Smith 18, Kate Denlinger 17, Danielle DeGeeter 13, Kim Clay 10, Jill Kreinbrink 10, Kristin Conley 7, Kacie Conley 1

Serving points - DeGeeter 18, Kreinbrink 18, Allison Reichard 15, Clay 13, Smith 10, Kr. Conley 6, Ka. Conley 3, Denlinger 3, Miller 3

Assists - DeGeeter 64, Reichard 41, Miller 9

Digs - Clay 42, DeGeeter 24, Kreinbrink 24, Selina Long 24, Reichard 11, Smith 8, Denlinger 6, Kr. Conley 5, Ka. Conley

Blocks - Kr. Conley 4, Denlinger 3, Kreinbrink 3, Smith 2, Clay 1, DeGeeter 1

Saturday in Fort Wayne

Wawasee dropped three matches in the Homestead Invitational. Wawasee lost to Northern Lakes Conference foe Concord 25-16, 25-9, East Noble 26-24, 25-20 and Blackford 25-18, 25-8. The Warriors were led by Kayla Vaughn's four aces while Erin Doty had 17 digs. Shawn Knafel and Megan Hadley each had nine kills. The Warriors, 10-15 overall, host Whitko Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. for Wawasee's senior night.

CONCORD DEF. WAWASEE 25-16, 25-9

EAST NOBLE DEF. WAWASEE 26-24, 25-20

BLACKFORD DEF. WAWASEE 25-18, 25-8

(Wawasee leaders)

Assists - Kim Miller 15, Jess Signorelli 10

Blocks - Krista Spearman 6, Janae Stewart 6

Aces - Kayla Vaughn 4, Kim Miller 2

Kills - Shawn Knafel 9, Megan Hadley 9, Jessie Wolf 8

Digs - Erin Doty 17

BOYS CROSS COUNTRY

Saturday in Culver

Ryan Smythe was impressive in the Culver Invite with a 21st-place finish and time of 16:25 to lead Wawasee. John Adams finished 69th with a time of 17:17. Austin Hasse and Scott Gingerich ran personal bests. The Warriors are 4-2 on the season. Wawasee is in action Tuesday at home against NorthWood.

CULVER INVITE

Wawasee finishers - 21. Ryan Smythe 16:25, 69. John Adams 17:17, 122. Austin Hasse 17:51, 138. Scott Gingerich 18:03, 140. Doug Slabaugh 18:05, 157. Haven Hoffman 18:23, 183. Jared Wurtzel 19:18

Saturday in Fort Wayne

The Warsaw Tigers ran in the Snider Invite and finished . Matt Campbell led the way for Warsaw with a time of 16:42 good for 12th place. Kyle McNulty finished 49th for the Tigers with a time of 17:20. The next meet for the Tigers is today at Grace College's Miller Field. It will be Warsaw's senior night with recognition starting at approximately 4:45. The boys start at 5:30 p.m.

SNIDER INVITE

Warsaw finishers - 12. Matt Campbell 16:42, 42. Baxter Burnworth 17:20, 49. Kyle McNulty 17:36, 72. Nathan Wentz 18:09, 100. Steve Robinson 19:33, 105. Ryan Lursen 20:20, 110. Trevor Bradley 20:29

Warsaw 9/10 finishers - 4. Alex Kurosky 17:47, 7. John Tabor 17:57, 24. Cody Goshert 18:40, 30. Brian Donovan 18:52, 41. Adam Gall 19:10, 41. Kyle Stamm 19:11, 87. Trevor Hanson 22:26

GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY

Saturday in Culver

The Wawasee Warriors were led by Catherine Giltner's 16:26 and 105th-place finish at the Culver Invite Saturday. Danyl Wallace ran a 17:06 and Ashlee Pollen ran a 17:38 for Wawasee. The Warriors are next in action Tuesday at home against NorthWood.

CULVER INVITE

(Complete results unavailable)

Wawasee finishers - 105. Catherine Giltner 16:26, 146. Danyl Wallace 17:06, 166. Ashlee Pollen 17:38, 175. Havilah Rensberger 17:57, 178. Jessica Goldsmith 18:01, 186. Brooke Mark 18:23, 195. Katie Hasse 18:55

Wawasee reserve finishers -Ê218. Cassy Diece 19:02, 265. Maddie Miller 19:45, 269. Gloria Boesenberg 19:52

Saturday in Fort Wayne

The Warsaw Tigers finished ninth in the Snider Invitational led by Erica Ridderman's 21st-place finish. Ridderman ran a season's best time of 16:14. In the reserve race Warsaw placed 8th and were led by Elise Smolen, Jalyn Haughee and Johanna Gymrek. The next meet for the Tigers is today at Grace College's Miller Field. It will be Warsaw's senior night with recognition starting at approximately 4:45. The boys start at 5:30 p.m.

SNIDER INVITE

Warsaw finishers -Ê21. Erica Ridderman 16:14, 42. Julie Seiss 16:56, 45. Lindsay Houvener 17:00, 73. Ashley Henry 18:06, 75. Laura McNulty 18:08, 77. Emily Tuggle 18:25, 83. Brittany Garver 18:43

Warsaw reserve finishers - 48. Elsie Smolen 19:11, 51. Jalyn Haughee 19:20, 64. Johanna Gymrek 19:55, 68. Shelby Warner 20:10, 69. Nicole Kuhn 20:11, 71. Karrie Burch 20:23, 72. Alli Finch 20:24, 93. Sara Ringborg 21:36, 102. Melody Lawton 23:08, 109. Whitney Ousley 24:10

FOOTBALL

Saturday in Plymouth

JV - Plymouth 35, Wawasee 14

(Wawasee leaders -ÊRyan McDonald 2 TD passes; Tanner Benzinger TD reception, two-point conversion; Brandon Geiger [[In-content Ad]]