WARSAW – The Warsaw boys soccer junior varsity contest at Carroll Sept. 30 has been cancelled. The JV Tigers are scheduled to play their final game of the season on Thursday. Warsaw will host conference foe Northridge starting at 5:30 p.m. at WCHS.  

The stage is set for postseason prep play on the pitch this fall. The IHSAA conducted pairings this morning in Indianapolis for both the boys and girls soccer state tournament series. Both tournaments for the 21st annual event are set to begin the week of Oct. 6 with sectional play. A total of 295 boys …read more.

The Lakeland Christian Academy boys soccer team dropped an 11-0 final to Bremen Thursday night. The Lions led 6-0 at halftime and added a handful of goals in the second half. Freshman goalie Elijah Raymond had 11 saves for LCA. The Cougars are now 1-13 on the season.

GOSHEN – It’s been a season of slow starts for the Warsaw boys soccer team. That trend continued Thursday night as the Tigers dug a hole and could not recover in a Northern Lakes Conference loss to Goshen. The host Redskins, ranked No. 15 in Class 2-A, withstood a late challenge for Warsaw for a …read more.

Warriors Tied Up Again Not wins, not losses. Wawasee’s biggest number on its record is ties after the Warriors and Lakeland Lakers tied 1-1 Thursday in boys soccer played in Syracuse. Lakeland found the net in the 55th minute, but Wawasee had the goal in hand as Alex Doll drew a penalty to which Luis …read more.

The Whitko boys soccer team played to a 1-1 stalemate Wednesday evening at Eastbrook. Daniel Kirkham scored for the Wildcats with Lane Wolf getting the assist. Goalie Jacob Helton had 32 saves for Whitko. Girls Soccer Team Loses The Whitko girls soccer team came up on the short end of a 6-0 decision to Eastbrook. …read more.

NORTH MANCHESTER – The Lakeland Christian Academy boys soccer team dropped a 7- decision Wednesday night at Manchester. Senior Weston Clemens scored the lone goal for the Cougars. LCA is now 1-12 on the season.

[weaver_youtube 72E5O_41MT0 rel=0] GOSHEN – After 80 minutes and a lengthy postgame sessions with their respective clubs, both coaches for Wawasee and Goshen boys soccer clubs weren’t sure what was decided after a 1-0 final in favor of Goshen Tuesday night. The lone goal of the match was scored in the 65th minute, a penalty …read more.

FORT WAYNE – The Warsaw boys soccer team started a challenging week Tuesday night with a loss at Fort Wayne Canterbury. The hosts, ranked No. 5 in Class 2-A, blanked the Tigers 3-0. Canterbury scored a pair of goals in the first 20 minutes of the match. The two scores came after Warsaw goalie Peyton …read more.

Warriors Level On Pitch Again It took 60 minutes for someone to find the net, and 80 still didn’t solve much in a 1-1 tie Saturday between Wawasee and East Noble in varsity boys soccer. Wawasee hit the scoreboard first, with Austin Shrack taking a pass from Ricky Camargo in the 60th minute and finding …read more.

The Lakeland Christian Academy boys soccer team came out on the short end of a 13-0 final to Lakewood Park Christian Thursday night. Lakewood Park scored five times in the opening half and added eight more goals in the second half. LCA keeper Elijah Raymond had 10 saves in the match. LCA is now 1-11 …read more.

The Whitko boys soccer team started fast Saturday in defeating North Miami 5-1 in South Whitley. The Wildcats found the net for a pair of goals in the game’s first two minutes to take control from the outset. Senior Keegan Hicks put in the first tally for the hosts. Senior Daniel Kirkham then made it …read more.

Host Manchester rolled past Whitko by an 8-0 final in a Three Rivers Conference boys soccer match Wednesday night. Goalied Jacob Helton had 13 saves for the Wildcats in the contest.  

WINONA LAKE – It was a stellar Senior Night Wednesday for the Lakeland Christian Academy boys soccer team. The Cougars claimed their first win of the season by beating Culver 3-1. LCA took a 2-0 halftime lead thanks to first-half goals by senior Weston Clemens and Garrett McCoomb. Clemens added his second goal of the …read more.

SYRACUSE – Wawasee made up for a miscue in a big way Wednesday, recovering to shut out Columbia City 2-0 in boys soccer at Warrior Field. The Warriors overcame a missed penalty kick by Ricky Camargo in the 55th minute of a scoreless game. Camargo found redemption just five minutes later by drawing a penalty, …read more.

The Whitko boys soccer team rallied late to forge a 1-1 tie with Central Noble Monday night. The host Wildcats trailed until Tyler Herendeen scored the tying goal in the game’s final two minutes. Daniel Kirkham assisted on the goal. Whitko goalie Jacob Helton had 26 saves. Volleyball Team Topped The Whitko volleyball team lost …read more.

The Warsaw girls cross country team continued its run of success Saturday. The No. 15 Tigers dominated the competition to claim the championship of the Fort Wayne Northrop Bruin Invitational. Warsaw posted a team score of 30 to easily outdistance runner-up and No. 16 Homestead with 66. DeKalb was third with 86, followed by Fort …read more.

Memorial Shuts Out Wawasee Two goals in the first half and a late goal put the cap on a 3-0 boys soccer win for Elkhart Memorial over Wawasee Saturday morning in northern Elkhart County. The loss sets the Warriors at an even 3-3-3 on the season. “The guys fought hard, and I am proud of …read more.

LAKEVILLE – The Lakeland Christian Academy boys soccer team competed in the Lancer Cup hosted by LaVille on Saturday. Bethany Christian topped the Cougars 7-0 in their first game. Seniors Nathan Gross and Weston Clemens led the defense for LCA. Freshman goalie Elijah Raymond had 11 saves in the contest. Westville defeated LCA 6-2 in …read more.

Camargo The Hero Wawasee needed someone to step forward in its quest for a boys soccer win in the Northern Lakes Conference. That person was Carlos Camargo Thursday night. Camargo took a corner kick from Brock O’Haver in the 30th minute and buried what would be the winner in a 1-0 final over visiting NorthWood. …read more.

Boys Fit To Be Tied Huntington North jumped out to a 2-0 lead just into the second half, but Wawasee managed to salvage a 2-2 tie in boys soccer Tuesday in Huntington County. Trailing by two, Ricky Camargo cut the lead in half with a strike in the 68th minute, assisted by Alex Doll. With …read more.

The Lakeland Christian Academy boys soccer team lost 9-0 to Argos Thursday night. The Dragons scored all nine of their goals in the opening half. Freshman keeper Elijah Raymond had 16 saves for LCA. Seniors Kyle Shuler and Nathan Gross led the LCA defense in the second half. The Cougars are now 0-8 on the …read more.

Golfers Keep Streak Alive In its closest dual challenge of the season, Wawasee traveled to Mystic Hills Golf Course in Culver to face Culver Academy. The two teams put on quite a show in the girls golf dual, with Wawasee posting a 168 to edge the Academy by one stroke at 169. Mikala Mawhorter posted …read more.

SOUTH WHITLEY – Visiting Heritage used a strong first half en route to defeating Whitko 4-1 in prep boys’ soccer action Wednesday night. Heritage took a 3-0 halftime lead in the contest. Senior Daniel Kirkham scored the second-half goal for the Wildcats. Whitko goalie Jacob Helton came up with 14 saves for the hosts. Whitko, …read more.

PLYMOUTH – The Lakeland Christian Academy boys soccer team had a strong showing Monday in its final game in the Plymouth Tournament. The Cougars played Plymouth to a 3-3 tie at halftime before the hosts pulled away in the final half to post a 7-4 win. Senior Weston Clemens scored three goals for the Cougars. …read more.

WARSAW – The Warsaw boys soccer team collected its second impressive win of the young season Saturday. The host Tigers tallied the final two goals of the game to edge past Penn 2-1 in non-conference play at WCHS. Warsaw, ranked No. 10 in Class 2-A, improves to 2-0-2 on the season. Coach Scott Bauer’s team, …read more.

PLYMOUTH – The Lakeland Christian Academy boys soccer team played a pair of games Saturday in the Plymouth Tournament. The Cougars lost an 8-1 final to Mishawaka in their first game. Mishawaka built a 6-0 halftime lead en route to the win. LCA put together a strong second half in the opener as senior Logan …read more.

GOSHEN – The Lakeland Christian Academy boys soccer team dropped an 8-0 decision at Bethany Christian Thursday. The host Bruins tallied five goals in the opening half. Bethany outshot the Cougars 28-4 in the contest. LCA, now 0-4, will play Mishawaka and Trinity in the Plymouth Tournament Saturday. The Cougars will then face Plymouth on …read more.

WARSAW – The Warsaw boys soccer team played to a 0-0 stalemate versus Fort Wayne Northrop Tuesday night. The Class 2-A No. 10 Tigers managed eight shots, while the visiting Bruins had six in the tie. Senior keeper Peyton Long notched the shutout in goal for the Tigers. Warsaw opened its season last week with …read more.

The Whitko volleyball team dropped a marathon match to Churubusco Tuesday night in South Whitley. The Eagles rallied to top the Wildcats 26-24, 17-25, 24-26, 25-15, 15-13. Tressa Keim led Whitko with nine kills. Setter Elaine Warner had 27 assists, while Delaney Ray had three aces. Maddie Gawthrop led the Whitko defense with 35 digs. …read more.

Warriors Punish Marines It’s been a lopsided series in now the second year of boys soccer between Wawasee and Hamilton. Monday night, the Warriors again brought the wood in scoring 11 unanswered goals in a 11-0 final over the host Marines. Wawasee, which put up 10 goals in the win a year ago in the …read more.

WINONA LAKE – The Whitko boys soccer team collected its first win of the young season Saturday. Daniel Kirkham had a goal and an assist to pace the Wildcats to a 3-2 victory over host Lakeland Christian Academy. Whitko, now 1-1, took a 2-1 halftime lead on goals by Kirkham and Keegan Hicks. The Wildcats …read more.

FORT WAYNE – The Warsaw boys and girls soccer teams had their games scheduled for Saturday cancelled. Both Tiger teams were scheduled to take part in the Shindigz National Soccer Festival at the Fort Wayne Sports Club. The contests had to be cancelled due to field conditions after heavy rain Friday night. The Warsaw boys …read more.

SOUTH WHITLEY – Thursday’s game with Columbia City was not an opener to remember for the Whitko boys soccer team. City (2-0) peppered the Whitko net to the tune of five goals in the first half in an eventual 6-2 romp. Whitko had Keegan Hicks score in the first half, assisted by Daniel Kirkham, then …read more.

Golfers Hold Course Wawasee continued its flawless non-conference slate with a pair of wins Tuesday against visiting Mishawaka Marian and West Noble. A pair of 41s from Mikala Mawhorter and Elizabeth Jackson led a blitz by Wawasee, scoring a 174 to best Marian’s 196 and West Noble’s 218 in girls golf. Aubrey Schmeltz survived a …read more.

WARSAW –  Winning is just business for the Warsaw boys soccer team and for quite a while now, business has been good. In 2013 the Tigers laid claim to their sixth consecutive regional championship, one short Evansville Memorial’s state record of seven straight (2004-10). Warsaw would only see its season end at the hands, or …read more.

Our look at the top 10 teams in the area actually mixes in two teams cut of the same cloth. The Wawasee boys and girls cross country teams had a historical season, checking in together at No. 10 while their classmates on the softball team had a season for the books, taking our No. 6 …read more.

GOSHEN – With just one Northern Lakes Conference team still alive from fall sports – Concord football – NLC secretary Larry Kissinger late Monday afternoon issued the final lists for its all conference teams. Lists for volleyball, boys and girls soccer as well as football were released. The girls golf, boys and girls cross country …read more.

WARSAW – Could it really be this easy? After after being pushed to the brink of elimination on Wednesday night, the Warsaw boys soccer team knew it had to be on its game Saturday afternoon to avoid leaving its season in the hands of an old rival. The Tigers escaped with ease and left no …read more.

  WARSAW – This truly could become one of the games people talk about for a long, long time. Every team that makes a run in the state tournament needs a statement game. For Warsaw’s boys soccer team, a miraculous 4-3 comeback win over Culver Academy Wednesday night in the Warsaw Boys Soccer Sectional semi-finals …read more.

WARSAW – Knowing what it feels like to be upset, Plymouth exacted a revenge so sweet Monday night. After Wawasee rallied to defeat the Plymouth boys soccer team, 3-2, last Thursday in the regular season finale, Plymouth turned the tables and stuck it to Wawasee, 3-1, in the first game of the Warsaw Boys Soccer …read more.

Northridge Powers Past Wawasee Northridge passed a test Tuesday in beating visiting Wawasee, 4-0, in boys soccer ahead of a massive matchup Thursday night vs. Warsaw. The Raiders (10-3-3 overall) and Tigers, who are ranked No. 6 in Class 2-A, are both 4-1-1 in the conference. Wawasee, with the loss Tuesday, fall to 5-8-3 overall …read more.

Lakers, Warriors End In Tie With a shot differential of 16-6 in favor of Wawasee over Lakeland, one would think the Warriors would have coasted in boys soccer Thursday night in Lagrange. Statistics sometimes aren’t always indicative as the two sides fought to a 1-1 draw. Rasmus Rich got Wawasee on the board in the …read more.

Warriors Grab Second Tennis Win If there is such a thing as getting hot at the right time, Wawasee’s boys tennis team might be headed in that direction. The Warriors won its second NLC match in as many days Tuesday afternoon, beating Elkhart Memorial 4-1. All three singles courts were victorious for the green and …read more.

Knights Speed Past Warriors The East Noble Knights enjoyed the feel of its home turf in using its team speed to its advantage in a 2-0 boys soccer win Saturday morning in Kendallville. East Noble held Wawasee to just three shots in the match, whereas it doubled Wawasee’s output on offense. The loss drops Wawasee …read more.

COLUMBIA CITY – Fernando Camargo had a career night and Wawasee went big at Columbia City in a 6-0 win Wednesday night. Camargo had a hat trick in the win and Rasmus Rich added two goals and an assist, moving Wawasee to 4-3-3 this season. Camargo’s output at City doubled his goal total for the …read more.

Warriors Earn Another NLC Tie For the second time in as many matches, the Wawasee Warriors walked off the pitch tied with a Northern Lakes Conference opponent. Threes were wild for the now 3-3-3 boys soccer team after tying Elkhart Memorial 3-3 Saturday morning in Syracuse. Rasmus Rich, Carter Jones and Fernando Camargo all had …read more.

Lady Warriors Close Out With Win In the final regular season match of the girls golf calendar, the Wawasee Lady Warriors traveled to Lake James and beat host Fremont 182-228. Elizabeth Jackson took the reigns as medalist Thursday afternoon, shooting a 43 with teammate Courtney McDaniel shaking off a little rust with a 44. Aubrey …read more.

SYRACUSE – On a night where it was hot enough to bake a Jack’s pizza on the pavement, Wawasee boys soccer skipper Jordan Sharp urged his team to do just one thing. “Score the first goal. Just score the first goal,” Sharp repeated as his team took the pitch Tuesday against Huntington North. His team …read more.

The Wawasee High School athletic department announced this morning the boys and girls cross country meets scheduled for today, Sept. 10, at Bonneyville Mill against Northridge and Concord will be postponed. The National Weather Service is predicting temperatures nearing 95 degrees today, peaking in mid-afternoon. With temps estimated to still be in the low 90s …read more.

Sun Shines Despite Loss Wawasee lost its first home dual of the season by a stroke to Culver Academy Wednesday afternoon at Maxwelton Golf Club, 178-179, but Lady Warrior girls golf head coach Steve Coverstone was rather pleased. “This is our best score of the year,” offered Coverstone. “The girls played well. CGA just played …read more.

Warriors Back On Track With Win After a tough loss to state-ranked West Noble Thursday night, Wawasee’s boys soccer team righted the ship a little Saturday with a 3-2 win at South Bend Riley. Wawasee (2-2-1) received goals from Rasmus Rich, Fernando Camargo and Harvey Lopez. Camargo, Carter Jones and Junior Garcia were all credited …read more.

SYRACUSE – On paper, the boys soccer pairing between Wawasee and West Noble Thursday night looked to be a mismatch. On the pitch, West Noble proved every bit worthy of its No. 5 state ranking with a 6-0 romp of the host Warriors. An even first ten minutes of the match had Wawasee actually lead …read more.

Warriors Bomb Hamilton After taking one on the chin Saturday against Concord, Wawasee decided to return the favor on visiting Hamilton Monday in Syracuse. In the first-ever meeting between the two clubs, Wawasee put a whipping on Hamilton, 10-1, in boys soccer. The win erases the sting of a 10-0 loss to Concord Saturday in …read more.

DUNLAP – “This is what a quality program looks like. This is where we need to be.” That was the message Warrior head coach Jordan Sharp gave his team following Saturday’s game at Concord. The Minutemen scored early and often in what would finish as a 10-0 throttling of the visiting Warriors in the Northern …read more.

Football is back and that means that the fall sports slate will finally be in full swing starting Friday night. The new season on the gridiron will bring new opportunities for players and coaches alike.  Even more exciting is the new opportunity I have this year, the chance to let the world inside my mind. …read more.

SYRACUSE – A pair of goals from Ricky Camargo, including his second four minutes from time, helped Wawasee achieve a stunning 2-2 varsity boys soccer tie with Westview Tuesday night in Syracuse. Wawasee were just 0-8-1 in its last nine games against Westview, all season openers, and had scored just three goals in that span. …read more.

Indiana Soccer Coaches Association Poll Boys Soccer Polls Class 2-A 1. Columbus North; 2. Warsaw;3. Carmel; 4. Evansville Memorial; 5. Avon; 6. Valparaiso; 7. Brownsburg; 8. North Central; 9. Fort Wayne Canterbury; 10. Center Grove; 11. DeKalb; 12. Noblesville; 13. Hamilton Southeaster; 14. Crown Point; 14. Westfield; 16. Elkhart Central; 17. Fishers; 18. Zionsville; 19. …read more.

WARSAW – Whether many have realized it or not, the Warsaw boys soccer team has built quite a dynasty on the pitch. Having reached the state Final Four in each of the past three seasons, including a state finals appearance last October that ended in a 1-0 heartbreak to Columbus North, the Tigers have asserted …read more.

SYRACUSE – If anyone has followed Wawasee area soccer over the years, the last name Camargo has been on and around the pitch. The time has now come for the elder statesman to take his final bow. Wawasee High School senior Fernando Camargo has been an old standby for the program, playing all four years …read more.

Warsaw girls cross country will start us up in the countdown from five to one in our Top 10 teams list. 5. Ray Of Sunshine, Elements Of Surprise: The addition of Sarah Ray made a huge difference for the Warsaw girls cross country program in the fall. Ray, in her first season running cross country, …read more.

WINONA LAKE – Lakeland Christian Academy soccer standout Stephen Danielian will continue his career on the collegiate level at IPFW. Danielian, a four-year starter at forward for the Cougars, scored 33 goals with eight assists during his senior season, in which he was named team Most Valuable Player. Over his four years with LCA, Danielian …read more.

The Warsaw soccer programs had one last hurrah this season by landing five members on the 2012 Indiana Soccer Coaches Association All-State teams. Four Tiger boys were named to the state list, led by First-Team nods to senior forward Diego Lopez and senior goalkeeper Michael Yantz. Receiving Second-Team All-State honors was senior forward Nathan Kolbe …read more.

INDIANAPOLIS — For the first time in over a month, someone figured out how to slow down the Warsaw boys soccer machine. Unfortunately for the Tigers, it came in the 2A state championship game. The Columbus North Bulldogs, making its third appearance in the state finals in four years, hounded the Warsaw offense all afternoon …read more.

The Northern Lakes Conference announced its selections for the boys soccer season, and five Tigers from Warsaw along with two from Wawasee, were tabbed for the lists. All four first-team members from Warsaw are seniors in midfielder Grant Allbritten, forwards Nathan Kolbe and Diego Lopez and goalkeeper Michael Yantz were all picked first-team All-NLC. Junior …read more.

It promises to be a busy Saturday for the Warsaw Community High School athletic program. With a lot at stake for a quartet of Tiger teams. The Class 2-A No. 2 Warsaw boys soccer team plays in a regional final at Mishawaka at 7 p.m. Saturday evening. The Tigers, who are 17-1-2 on the field, …read more.

PLYMOUTH – Diego Lopez couldn’t recall the last time he scored a goal on a header. The Warsaw star is likely to remember the one his noggin put in the back of the net Saturday night though for a long, long time. A gorgeous goal, off a diving header no less, by Lopez was the …read more.

CULVER – The Lakeland Christian Academy boys soccer team saw its first postseason as a member of the IHSAA end Wednesday night. The Cougars lost a 9-3 final to No. 16 Argos in semifinal play of the Class 1-A Culver Sectional. Stephen Danielian scored a pair of goals to lead the Cougars. Noah Cole provided …read more.

FORT WAYNE — Fort Wayne Concordia minced no words in a 10-0 romp over Whitko at the Fort Wayne Canterbury Boys Soccer Sectional. David Ehlers and Stephan Gieschen both scored a pair of goals to lead the Cadets to the big win. Brock Brenneman, Chandler Branning, Dave Gunchel, Ethan Drake, Charles Fisher and Jaron Bowersox …read more.

PLYMOUTH — Warsaw proved from the first minute forward it was ready for the state tournament. A goal from Nathan Kolbe 42 seconds into the game was all it took, but Warsaw showed complete control all 80 minutes of a 5-0 thumping of Wawasee in the Plymouth Boys Soccer Sectional semi-finals. The Tigers, which were …read more.

The Warsaw boys soccer program knows very well about postseason success. The Tigers also know very well also about going into sectional play as the team to beat. Coach Scott Bauer’s talented team counts on more of the same this time around as the state tournament series begins tonight. Warsaw, No. 3 in the Class …read more.

WARSAW – The third time proved to be a charm for the Warsaw boys soccer team Thursday night. The Class 2-A No. 3 ranked Tigers of Scott Bauer made it three straight conference crowns with a 3-0 league win over visiting Northridge. The game under the big lights featured aggressive plays and fancy footwork. The …read more.

Panthers Plunk Lady Warriors NorthWood poured it on in the second half, scoring five goals to cap a 6-0 victory Thursday night in the regular season finalé for both girls soccer clubs. Taylor Stutzman scored the only goal of the first half, but proved to be the game winner. Val Ostrowski scored a pair of …read more.

All the scoring came in the first half, but Whitko needed a second half miracle that wouldn’t come in a 2-1 loss to Prairie Heights Tuesday night in boys soccer. Ryan Burkholder scored the opening goal on an assist from Christian Granados to give the Panthers a 1-0 advantage. Darrin Cole scored the eventual game …read more.

The postseason path is now known for area prep boys and girls soccer squads. The IHSAA conducted state tournament pairings for both the boys and girls on Tuesday with sectional play slated to begin Oct. 1. The Class 2-A No. 3 Warsaw boys team opens tourney play Oct. 3 versus NLC and county rival Wawasee …read more.

SYRACUSE — That old statement, ‘When life gives you lemons, make lemonade’ could have told the story of the first half of Northridge’s visit to Syracuse for a boys soccer match Tuesday. The second half, however, was vintage Raider soccer. A questionable penalty kick in the first 10 minutes and a very hectic series of …read more.

The Lakeland Christian Academy boys soccer team put up a strong performance in a 2-1 loss Thursday evening to Bremen. Stephen Danielian scored the lone goal for the Cougars, tying the contest in the first half. Don Browning had both goals for Bremen, now 12-0-2 on the season. Chris Gingerich had two assists for the …read more.

Rochester had a big night from Landon Notz, who scored two goals and assisted on another in a 4-0 win over Whitko in boys soccer Thursday night at Rochester. Christian Coplen and Zac DuBois also scored for Rochester (7-5-2), which needed just four saves from goalie Taylor Medina to keep the slate clean. Whitko is …read more.

Cunningham, Lakeland Slip Past Warriors Dustin Cunningham provided enough offense for Lakeland to beat Wawasee, 2-0, Thursday in Syracuse. Cunningham scored a goal in each half to lead the Lakers (9-5) in the final non-conference game for the Warriors (2-9-2) this season. In the JV game, Wawasee used a pair of goals from Austin Shrack …read more.

GOSHEN – The highly-touted Warsaw boys soccer team had an opportunity Thursday night to separate themselves completely from the competition in the chase for a Northern Lakes Conference championship. The Tigers, though, by not cashing in on their scoring opportunities versus NLC foe Goshen are still in the thick of the race for a league …read more.

Two of the state’s top boys soccer programs got together Tuesday night in Fort Wayne as Warsaw clashed with host Canterbury. The Tigers, on the strength of an early goal by T.J. Hofer, came out on the winning end of a 1-0 final versus Canterbury. Hofer’s unassisted goal in just the second minute of the …read more.

Northridge Blitzes Lady Warriors Wawasee barely knew what hit them, as Northridge scored early and often in a 9-0 rout Tuesday night in girls soccer. Ellie Lengacher got the ball rolling for Northridge with a goal in the ninth minute, and then Maggie Lengacher and Sarah Smith each scored a pair of goals before the …read more.

North Miami Romps In Boys Soccer Brandon Mock scored four goals and Matt Mock assisted on three as North Miami romped over Whitko, 7-0, in boys soccer Saturday afternoon in South Whitley. Jacob Stiver added two goals and two assists as North Miami collected its fourth win of the season. Kurt Peoples made eight saves …read more.

Knights Roll Past Warriors Kasem Abdullah scored a pair of goals to lead the East Noble Knights to a 4-0 win at Wawasee Saturday afternoon. Abdullah scored his first as the only goal of the opening 40 minutes, assisted on the play by Abdullah Ahmed. His second goal came in the second half, assisted by …read more.

Wawasee boys soccer head coach Tom Taylor was more than excited about his team’s 3-1 win over visiting Columbia City Wednesday evening. “Holy smokes! I felt we played the best game of my coaching career,” Taylor said. “The kids looked sharp and made the quick one-two passes. We looked so good, we could of played …read more.

Boys Soccer Team Wins NLC Contest The Warsaw boys soccer team was able to rally to remain undefeated in Northern Lakes Conference play Tuesday night. The Class 2-A No. 3 Tigers got a pair of second-half scores to edge past host NorthWood 3-2 in NLC play in Nappanee. The Tigers, who improve to 10-1-1 overall …read more.

Erba Sets Record, Tigers Claim Championship Ashley Erba broke yet another one of her own records Saturday and the No. 10 Warsaw girls cross country team brought home a championship. Senior star Erba ran a 17:43, breaking her own course record by 54 seconds, as the Tigers won the Fort Wayne Northrop Bruin Invitational. Erba, …read more.

ELKHART — Fast paced and physical. 
That was the tempo set early by the Wawasee Warrior men’s soccer team Saturday afternoon when they took on Northern Lakes Conference foe Elkhart Memorial. The two teams maintained that pace to an anticlimactic 2-2 tie at Charger Field. The momentum and energy throughout the game left those in …read more.

Lady Warriors Earn First NLC Win Wawasee evened its Northern Lakes Conference mark at 1-1 with a 25-23, 26-24, 25-14 slugfest at Goshen in volleyball. The Lady Warriors (8-4 overall, 1-1 NLC) had a huge night defensively, with Anne Beer digging 31 Goshen attempts and Aly Anderson digging 29 more. Hunter Gaerte added 20 digs …read more.

Whitko’s boys soccer team tasted victory for the first time Wednesday night, beating Hamilton 5-4. Tyler Sherman had a huge night, scoring four goals, including the game winner in the second half. Cole Findley added the fifth goal and also had an assist. Thomas Wyman had a pair of first-half assists and Jonathon Johnson assisted …read more.

Golfers Take On Local Powers Wawasee knocked off one undefeated golf team, while a once-beaten team trumped the Lady Warriors in a triangular at South Shore. Elkhart Central moved to 12-1 overall after firing a 181 to beat Wawasee’s 189 and host Fairfield’s 191. The Lady Warriors are now 10-6 on the season while Fairfield …read more.

Boys XC Claims Marion Title A tour-de-force at the Marion Invite Saturday had the Wawasee boys team take six of the top 15 spots to run away with the team title. Adam Doll won the race with an overall time of 16:55, with teammate Reid Stichter runner-up at 17:07. Fellow Warriors Austin (9th, 17:38), Joey …read more.

Wildcat Soccer Double At Manchester Invite Both the boys and girls soccer programs from Whitko took part in the four-team Manchester Soccer Invitationals. The girls team collected the only win in the four games played, beating North Miami 5-3, in the consolation game of the tournament. Ellyana Blue had a hat trick while Sydney Sims …read more.

The Warsaw boys soccer team posted a win over Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian in the Carroll Tournament Friday night in Fort Wayne. The Class 2-A No. 2 Tigers topped Class 1-A No. 14 Blackhawk by a 4-1 in the tourney. Diego Lopez and Zack Tucker each netted two goals for Warsaw in the victory. Warsaw, …read more.

Kolbe Leads Soccer Rout Nathan Kolbe led the way Tuesday night as the No. 4 Warsaw boys soccer team opened its season by blanking Fort Wayne Concordia 6-0 at WCHS. Senior Kolbe tallied three goals, two in the opening half, as the Tigers prevailed. Host Warsaw took a 4-0 halftime lead en route to the …read more.