It was a double victory for the Warsaw Community High School track program at Wednesday’s Northern Lakes Conference Championships.
Following a week of rain, two postponed games caused the Warsaw baseball team to play a Northern Lakes Conference doubleheader Saturday, beginning with a 9:30 a.m. game against Plymouth that was followed by a 12:30 p.m. contest with Northridge.
SYRACUSE – Other than the fifth inning, Joey Hickerson and the Warsaw Tigers had little trouble with rival Wawasee Monday afternoon.
SYRACUSE – As Wawasee High School boys golf coach Steve Coverstone put it, Warsaw played pretty good and his Warriors played OK.
The Homestead Lady Spartans showed why they're the state's 13th-ranked girls tennis team Thursday at Warsaw.
FORT WAYNE - In one of the most surreal settings possible for a Warsaw boys basketball game, the Tigers did what they had to do Thursday evening.
The Warsaw boys track and field team opened its season with a convincing win over the defending Huntington North Sectional champions Tuesday - the Huntington North Vikings.
The Warsaw Community High School baseball team may have been feeling fatigued after playing their third-straight game in sub-40 degree temperatures, but their coach was just feeling frustrated.
There were more walks than hits, but the Warsaw softball team took advantage of its opportunities Monday, leading to a 5-1 home win over Wawasee.
At 6-foot and 175 pounds, Zac Erba isn’t the typical center on a high school football team.Then again, Erba, a senior at Warsaw Community High School, isn’t the typical athlete – or student.
After the event was cancelled last year due to weather, the Max Truex Tiger Invitational got back on track Friday at the Tiger Athletic Complex.
Powered by a fast start, good defense and a battle by its starting pitcher, the Warsaw softball team advanced to today’s sectional final with a 6-4 win over conference rival Northridge Friday night.
SYRACUSE — When you get four golfers named all-conference and another earning honorable mention status, odds are you did pretty well that season. For the second-ranked Warsaw Tigers, that's the case.
SYRACUSE — Weathering cold temperatures and strong winds Wednesday, the Warsaw girls track and field team persevered to pick up two Northern Lakes Conference wins at Wawasee High School.
The offense was certainly there Wednesday, and has been the majority of the season.Warsaw baseball coach Mike Hepler, though, is waiting for the day his Tigers put it all together and look sharp in all facets of the game.
The Warsaw softball team braved the cold Monday, getting its season started off with an 8-4 win over visiting South Bend Riley.
SYRACUSE — Thanks to its first-place finish at Saturday's Northern Lakes Conference Championships at Wawasee, the Warsaw girls tennis team joined Plymouth as 2011 NLC Champions.
SYRACUSE — A seven-run inning and some strong defensive plays helped the Warsaw softball team win 8-2 at Wawasee Wednesday.
GOSHEN — The corner has been turned. Nine days after winning its first Northern Lakes Conference crown since 2001, the Warsaw boys track and field also captured its first sectional title in a decade Thursday in Goshen.
SYRACUSE – On any given night, said Warsaw tennis coach Rick Orban, any team can win.In terms of sectional play over the last decade, however, no team has been able to knock off Orban's Lady Tigers.
The Warsaw girls track and field team celebrated its second championship in a week and its fifth sectional title in five years Tuesday at the Tiger Athletic Complex.