Warsaw Holding Heads High After Sectional Loss To Penn
A deathly quiet Warsaw locker room spoke volumes about how much these Tigers cared, and about how much they had invested. And just in case you’re not sure, coach Lenny Krebs spoke it, too.
Tippecanoe Valley Upset In Sectional ‘Ship By West Noble
When it comes to high school basketball, especially come playoff time, the phrase “anything can happen” will be said until the end of time. Tippecanoe Valley girls basketball was on the wrong end of an upset Saturday night in the IHSAA 3A sectional 20 championship, falling 56-51 to a now 6-17 West Noble squad. The Lady Vikings end their season with a 17-8 record and a Three Rivers Conference championship.
Warsaw Bowling Eyes Championship In Second Trip To State
With a chance to make history and win the first state title in the history of the program, the Warsaw bowling team has already reached tremendous heights this season. The Tigers are one of the final 12 teams remaining in the state and will bowl for a chance to be crowned champions of Indiana Saturday at Pro Bowl West in Fort Wayne.
Moore To Step Away From Grace Women’s Tennis
Marcus Moore has decided to step away from his position as the head coach of Grace’s women’s tennis team. Moore will continue in his role at Grace as the Athletics Admissions Recruiting Coordinator in addition to his teaching responsibilities in Grace’s sport management program.
Lady Lancers Drop Thriller To Cougars
Grace’s women’s basketball team was five seconds away from securing a road win at St. Francis on Tuesday night. Unfortunately for Grace, the Cougars made a dramatic late 3-pointer to secure a 71-70 victory over the Lady Lancers.
Christlieb’s Jumper, Lynas’ Free Throws Seal Thrilling Win At Franklin
Sophomore Brandon Christlieb and first-year Ty Lynas provided some late game heroics as Manchester rallied past Franklin College 83-82 on Saturday afternoon in the Spurlock Center.
Gould’s Last-Second Shot Sinks Lions 44-43
If readers believe they are seeing a recycled headline, think again. Jaxson Gould, for the second straight season, hit a baseline jumper, and this year he sunk it with 2.6 seconds left in the game to give the Warsaw Tigers boys’ basketball team a 44-43 win over the Elkhart Lions in the Tiger Den Saturday night reminiscent of last year’s last-second 57-56 over Elkhart in North Side Gym.
