WARSAW — Warsaw’s 3-A No. 17 girls soccer team raised donations for victims of Hurricane Harvey, then recorded a 6-0 shutout of NLC foe Elkhart Memorial at home Tuesday.

WARSAW — Blake Reed ran the ball for 227 yards and three touchdowns while the Plymouth defense held Warsaw to just 90 net offensive yards in a 42-7 Northern Lakes Conference-opening loss at Fisher Field Friday night.

NAPPANEE — NorthWood couldn’t hold off No. 16 Warsaw in a 2-0 NLC win by the Tigers Thursday.

WARSAW — Warsaw’s cross country teams got it done a little differently, but both claimed championships as they opened their seasons with the Tiger Invitational Tuesday.

WARSAW — NorthWood’s girls golf team took runner-up honors behind eighth-ranked Homestead at the Warsaw Invitational Saturday.

WARSAW — Warsaw football showcased an impressive one-two punch in quarterback Tristan Larsh and running back Will McGarvey in an opening night win over visiting Columbia City Friday.

WARSAW — Thunderstorms shortened play at Warsaw’s three-way tournament with LaPorte and Chesterton Thursday, but the Lady Tigers were still able to get in nine holes, splitting with their opponents at Stonehenge.

WARSAW — Warsaw’s girls basketball and volleyball teams held their annual golf fundraiser at Rozella Ford Saturday.

WARSAW — Buoyed by Luke Johnson’s low medalist 74, the Tigers got back on top at their home sectional Friday, while Triton’s Braden Kreft earned an individual berth to next week’s regional.

WARSAW — Warsaw’s boys golf team is looking to get back on top at Friday’s sectional at Rozella-Ford.

CULVER — Warsaw’s girls tennis team showed fight, but the Lady Tigers succumbed to defending champ St. Joe at the Culver Academies Semistate Saturday.

KOKOMO — Warsaw’s boys track and field team fell just five points short of Penn in its bid for a repeat regional title in Kokomo Thursday.

CULVER — The Lady Tigers won a repeat CGA Regional title Wednesday with a 3-2 reprisal over Plymouth.

PLYMOUTH — Warsaw finished six strokes behind Northridge for second place at the NLC Tournament makeup Monday.

WARSAW — Seventeen years is a very long sectional championship streak. It’s long enough that — as one of the Lady Tigers’ assistant coaches pointed out after the Warsaw Girls Tennis Sectional championship Friday — some players in this year’s lineup hadn’t even been born when the Tigers started that unbroken run way back in …read more.

WARSAW – NorthWood’s baseball team remained unbeaten in the Northern Lakes Conference with a 4-0 win at Warsaw Wednesday night.

WARSAW — Both the Warsaw boys and girls swim teams made quick work of NorthWood Thursday night.

HOUSTON — A woman from Houston has been arrested in Nevada, accused of endangering her 14-year-old daughter by letting exotic animals – including three lions – roam free in the family’s home.

WARSAW — The Warsaw Tigers clinched a share of the Northern Lakes Conference title Thursday night.

HAMLET — Class 2A No. 2 Oregon-Davis defeated Warsaw in girls hoops action Thursday night.

WARSAW – On Saturday, Aug. 15, Warsaw Tiger Football held the first practices of the newly formed NFL Flag Football at Warsaw Community High School. Over 100 participants were in attendance for the Tiger football coach and player-led league. Registration for the league will continue through this weekend.

SOUTH BEND — The Potawatomi Zoo in South Bend has announced that Flash, the zoo’s beloved 19 year old Amur Tiger, was humanely euthanized Wednesday morning, Aug. 5, due to health reasons. The zoo says it will be working to acquire more tigers in the near future. Following is the release issued this morning: After …read more.

[weaver_youtube Slnd8CY_eKk rel=0] CARMEL – It seems hard to believe but the prep golf career for Warsaw’s Jonny Hollar drew to a conclusion Wednesday afternoon in the second round of the IHSAA Boys Golf State Finals. After shooting a 75 on day one, Hollar returned to Prairie View Golf Club a little more focused and …read more.

AKRON – Six was not good enough, seven should have ended things and eight finally did the trick. It was a wild game between the Tippecanoe Valley and Warsaw baseball teams Wednesday night. The two county rivals gave fans a little bit of bonus action as seven innings was simply not enough to decide this …read more.

The Indianapolis Zoo has welcomed a pair of endangered Amur tigers as part of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums’ Species Survival Plan program. Luka and Maxim, who are both two years old, were born at the Peoria Zoo in Illinois. The brothers join the zoo’s other Amur tigers, six year old Andrea and her …read more.