Tigers Win NLC Shootout Over Mishawaka
Mishawaka Cavemen head coach Keith Kinder had a clock management challenge. The Warsaw Tiger offense, leading 33-32 with 4:12 left in the final quarter, had already scored touchdowns on five previous possessions. They were pushing for their sixth score at the guest’s 10-yard line when Kinder used all three available timeouts on consecutive Warsaw rushing plays to assure the visitors had enough time to tie the game if Warsaw did indeed score again.
Lady Lancers Tennis Blows Past Adrian In Non-Conference Play
Grace College’s women’s tennis team had little trouble handling Adrian on Friday. The Lady Lancers won 6-1, securing their third straight win on the young season. Grace was dominant in doubles’ play, setting the tone for the afternoon. Jayna Armstrong and Dayana Ortega did not drop a game (6-0) at No. 1 doubles.
Grimm, Tigers Shut Out Minutemen
Warsaw’s Audrey Grimm continued to be grim news for the rest of the Northern Lakes Conference on Thursday, and her Tiger teammates were none too shabby, either.
Grace Cross Country Armed With Young Talent
Grace College’s cross country team is filled with youth. But the 2020 Lancers also have high hopes in what could be a very promising fall season. The program is coming off one of its best NCCAA showings ever. The men’s team placed third at the 2019 NCCAA National Championships, tying the best finish in team history. The women were sixth, one spot away from a program record.
Grace College Volleyball Secures Second Straight Sweep
Grace’s volleyball team had two straight road matches in the Crossroads League to open up the 2020 season. The result was the same both times. Grace picked up its second consecutive sweep, blanking Mt. Vernon Nazarene 3-0 on Wednesday. The match was a battle despite the 3-0 scoreline with two of the sets reaching extra points.
Winning, COVID And College Kids
It’s one of those weeks that I have several thoughts running around in my head, and rather than focus only on one and ignore the others we’ll skip around to touch on as many as we have room for. When Phil Jensen stepped down from coaching at Warsaw, he was just glad to be alive to make that choice. He had fallen from of the attic of his home and suffered a serious head injury. God’s grace is why he is still with us.
