The Warsaw community will be well represented in New York at the Nike Indoor National Track and Field meet on March 12th through the 15th.

The final dive of Ian Parrott's high school career is one he will never forget.

The Warsaw boys basketball team has made its push toward the postseason by playing its best ball of the year at the right time. On Tuesday night, the team put together perhaps its most complete outing of the year, going wire-to-wire in a 67-40 victory that spoiled the senior night of rival Tippecanoe Valley. 

Mike Curtis, Warsaw’s offensive coordinator and son of head coach Bart Curtis, was honored as the Frank M. Broyles Award winner for the state of Indiana for the 2024 season. The award, which for the last 30 years has been given to the top assistant coach in college football, expanded six years ago to honor high school coaches from around the country. 

Starting to play some good basketball at just the right time, the Warsaw boys basketball team played their final game at the Tiger Den for the 2025-26 season on Friday night, honoring their four seniors before hosting rival Plymouth. The Tigers sent their leaders out on a high note, defeating the Pilgrims 66-40 to pick up their second straight win and move above .500.

Looking to start stringing some wins together to build some momentum with the playoffs nearing, the Warsaw boys basketball team welcomed Marion to the Tiger Den on Tuesday. The Tigers went ahead early, extended their lead late and fought off a late comeback attempt by the visitors to pick up a 54-47 win. 

Northridge Raider junior forward Lily Scholl’s 42-points, 7 rebounds, 2 assists, and 2 steals in Saturday night’s 63-60 sectional championship win over the Warsaw Lady Tigers sent the orange and black home for the season much earlier than the Tigers’ athletes wanted.

Boys and Girls Basketball, Boys Wrestling

The Warsaw Lady Tigers’ basketball is comprised of serious, full measure basketball players who took care of business in the IHSAA Class 4A sectional at Interra gym Friday night, eliminating a physical Elkhart Lions squad 65-40.

Looking to pick up a road win in the Northern Lakes Conference for the second straight week, the Warsaw boys basketball team traveled to The Pit to take on co-NLC leader NorthWood on Friday night. In what was a low-scoring, downright ugly game at times, the Panthers were able to squeak out a 31-30 win on a last-second free throw.

Ted Huber, the head football coach at Warsaw Community High School from 1988 to 1994, passed away last Tuesday. He was 83 years old. 

I have been keeping a secret from you all.

A week after picking up a massive Northern Lakes Conference victory over previously undefeated Goshen, the Warsaw boys basketball team hit the road to take on fellow NLC foe Concord. It truly was a game of runs, with the final one belonging to the visitors. The Tigers picked up a 56-51 win to move to .500 in conference play.

Coming off just its second loss of the season, the Warsaw girls basketball team set its sights on Akron and rival Tippecanoe Valley. The Lady Vikings gave the Lady Tigers one heck of a battle, but eventually the visitors were able to wear the home team down in a 55-32 victory to get back into the win column. 

It’s Sunday night, and I am standing up from my favorite reclining chair because I can’t take it anymore.

The Warsaw girls basketball team has not found itself on the wrong side of the scoreboard very often over the last couple of years, having suffered just two regular-season losses over the past two seasons. One of those came to Homestead, the team visiting the Tiger Den on Tuesday night. The Lady Tigers were not able to get revenge this time around, falling 66-52 in a top three match up in the state. 

No doubt Harrison Mevis broke a lot of Chicago Bears fans’ hearts Sunday night with his game-winning field goal for the Los Angeles Rams in overtime, eliminating the Bears from the NFL playoffs. But it came as no surprise to Warsaw Community High School head football coach Bart Curtis, not to special teams coach Cole Richards. 

These two words popped into my mind during a weekly phone call Sunday morning with my uncle/godfather where we cover topics including business, politics, entertainment, and sports (of course).

Looking to get back on the right track after suffering a tough loss at Northridge last week, the Warsaw boys basketball team faced another tough task in the form of undefeated Goshen on Friday night. …

Fresh off an emotional victory over rival Northridge this weekend, the Warsaw girls basketball team welcomed conference foe Mishawaka to the Tiger Den on Thursday night. This game was not as close as the previous Lady Tiger victory, but the result was still the same. Just about everything went right for Warsaw in a 88-21 win.

Boys and Girls basketball and Boys and Girls wrestling

The team’s last appearance coming 10 days ago, the Warsaw boys basketball team’s first game of 2026 was a big one, as the team traveled to Jayco Arena to take on rival Northridge. The Tigers started slowly on offense and were never able to fully rebound in what was a wire-to-wire 48-30 win for the Raiders. 

In my almost 35 years of broadcasting games in Warsaw, I have had a lot of opportunities to do a lot of fun and cool things.

For just over 20 years, the 1,607 points scored by 2004 Miss Basketball Jaclyn Leininger stood as the mountain top for the Warsaw girls basketball program. It wasn’t until last Friday night that a new Lady Tiger great etched her name into the record books and took her place on top of the leaderboard. 

After winning the first two games of the Lady Tiger Tournament by a combined 126 points, the Warsaw girls basketball team set its sights on a rematch with Columbia City in Saturday’s championship game. That contest was not much closer, as the Lady Tigers won their home tournament for the second straight season with an 80-36 win.