The Young Tiger Football program's lower division team wrapped up a 7-0 campaign Saturday at Fribley Field in Warsaw, shutting out LaVille 20-0. The team's latest shutout was nothing new, as the Warsaw team never surrendered a point this season. “It's something special, and something I think they'll remember the rest of their lives,” coach Jason Nolin said. “What I'm most proud of is the way they come out here and play every play,” he added. “You can't shut teams out for a season without playing every single play. Somebody's usually going to break one and get a touchdown on you.” Nolin and his staff have been together for three seasons, but this was their first with Young Tiger Football, which was an enjoyable one. “The only thing I really have to say about Young Tigers is, this is a great organization,” he said. “The facility speaks for itself. The equipment speaks for itself. Allan Ross, our commissioner, and Andy (Owens), the vice president of the league, have been nothing but great to work with. These kids come out every day and give their all.”
