Warsaw Tiger Bowling Team Headed To State
The Warsaw Tigers bowling team finished fourth at semistate Saturday.
Sechrist Signs Letter Of Intent With Taylor
Triton High School senior Nicole Sechrist signed her letter of intent Friday to play volleyball at Taylor University during the fall of 2018.
Whitko School Disappointment
I do not care where the high school is located, nor do I care if we have five or twenty-five mobile classrooms, whether Little Suzie is happy walking to school or who has to drive on the dreaded Ind. 5.
Bussard Leaving Footprint On Valley Program
AKRON – In the motion picture Forest Gump, Tom Hanks’ fictional character claims you can learn a lot about someone by their shoes. Tippecanoe Valley High School junior Sophie Bussard’s shoes certainly say a lot about her.
Lady Tigers In Sectional With Familiar Foes
Officially, it’s known as Class 4A Sectional 4.
Duggins' Return Gives Boost To Lady 'Cats
SOUTH WHITLEY – Whitko coach Rick Bragg won’t say the return of junior Emalee Duggins will make the Lady Wildcats a sectional contender, but she does make her team better.
Suspect Says Incident Was Not A Robbery
The Warsaw man who allegedly robbed a woman at gunpoint on Anchorage Road Wednesday morning has been arrested and is facing a level 3 felony of robbery with a deadly weapon and a level 6 felony of theft.
Brian Lee Ford
Brian Lee Ford, 58, of rural Roann, died at 11:55 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 25, 2018, in Lagro. He was born March 27, 1959, in Wabash, to Basil Floyd and Marjorie B. Trice Ford. Brian was a 1977 graduate of Northfield High School and attended Ohio State University. He was a millwright, retiring after 32 years. He married Tilly Bedwell at the Dora Christian Church in rural Lagro on Feb. 29, 1980.
Tigers Pull Away From Blazers, Extend Win Streak
Warsaw boys basketball coach Doug Ogle praised his players Saturday night for committing just two turnovers in a 57-41 win over the Elkhart Central Blue Blazers.
Ardis Iona Haines
Ardis Iona Haines left her family home in Warsaw and went to be with the Lord on Saturday, Jan. 27, 2018, just before 5 p.m. She was 98 years old. Born in Dwight, Ill., Ardis was one of four children born to Ralph E. and Delta M. Thomas Beiswanger.
Grace Lancers Continue Turnaround
WINONA LAKE – Grace College’s men’s basketball team continued its turnaround in the Crossroads League on Saturday with a 95-89 win over Goshen College.
Stout Defense Leads Lady Lancers To Win
WINONA LAKE – The Grace College women’s basketball team muted Crossroads League foe Goshen 64-55 on Saturday thanks to a stout defensive effort.
Wawasee 3rd, Warsaw 4th At NLC Meet
DUNLAP – The Northern Lakes Conference hosted its boys swimming championships on Saturday, with Northridge taking the team title. Wawasee and Warsaw placed third and fourth, respectively.
High School Roundup – Jan. 29
Wawasee Wins Wrestling Sectional, Triton Places Fourth; Five Wrestlers Advance For Manchester; Lakeland’s Hot Start Too Much For Wawasee; Free Throws Sink Tippecanoe Valley; Fluke, Hamby Lead Manchester In OT Victory; Whitko Loses Close-Knit TRC Contest; Lady Wildcats Win 39-32 Over Maconaquah; Lady Wildcats Win 39-32 Over Maconaquah
High School Basketball Roundup – Jan. 27
West Drops 24 To Propel Wildcats To TRC Victory; Whitko Loses TRC Battle Against Wabash; Wawasee Falls In OT; Girls Freshman Basketball
Groninger, Tigers Cash In At Charity Stripe
NAPPANEE – Nolan Groninger admits it was an area of his game that needed work, so the 6-foot Warsaw junior put an emphasis on free throw shooting in the offseason.
Hamby Leads Squires Over Tippy Valley
AKRON – Manchester had three players in double figures in a Three Rivers Conference boys basketball victory over Tippecanoe Valley Friday night. Senior Mason Hamby tallied 18 points, helping the Squires win 63-42.
