SOUTH BEND – Grace College’s men’s golf team finished second of five team at the IUSB Invite over the weekend.

PANAMA CITY BEACH, FLA. – The Grace College men’s golf team finished fourth in the NCCAA National Championships.

WINONA LAKE – Grace College’s Jon Schram and Caylie Teel were honored this week.

KOHLER, WIS. – Grace College golfer Jon Schram placed second in the Kohler Collegiate Classic to lead his team.

FRENCH LICK – Brett Melton fired a round of 63 to storm to the Indiana Open golf championship Thursday afternoon.

FRENCH LICK – Defending Indiana Open champion Tim Hildebrand sits with a three-shot lead with one round to go while Syracuse native Stephen Conrad is in the top 10.

FRENCH LICK – After 36-holes, the leaderboard is packed at the 101st Indiana Open Championship.

WINONA LAKE – Grace College’s men’s golf team may not have a senior on the squad, but the Lancers have their fair share of talent and experience in 2015.

SOUTH BEND – Jon Schram highlighted a solid tournament for the Grace College men’s golf team at the Bethel Invitational. Sophomore Schram won the overall individual title in a playoff, getting a par on the first hole to win the three-way tie. He shot 72 in the opening round and followed that up with a …read more.

COLUMBUS – After back-to-back Indiana Open wins in 1994 and 1995, Bloomington’s Craig Bowden decided to give it another shot 19 years later, and he made the right decision. With a four day total of 18-under-par, 270 at Otter Creek Golf Club, Bowden becomes the 99th Indiana Open Champion. “I wanted to play this week …read more.

COLUMBUS – Tyler Ostrom turned in an even round 72 for the third day of the Indiana State Open golf tournament, but Ostrom nor any of the other three local golfers left have a shot to catch the leaders. Sitting atop the leaderboard is Andy Winings of Fishers, who fired a two-under 70 to move …read more.

COLUMBUS – And then there were four. Locally, there are that many left in the 70-man field for the final two rounds of the Indiana State Open at Otter Creek Golf Club. The cut line at plus-six (150) axed nine of the 13 area golfers at the Open, but there is still life left for …read more.

COLUMBUS – The 99th Indiana State Open has a crowded leaderboard after the first day of play, but no one locally is among the immediate mix. Day one saw six players tie for first with a five-under 67 at Otter Creek Golf Club’s par-72 course, led by Columbus’ own Tyler Duncan. Also tied for the …read more.

KENDALLVILLE – A host of local golfers made the cut at Thursday’s Indiana Open Qualifier at Cobblestone Golf Course. Leading the charge in the 26-player field was McCormick Clouser shooting a three-under 69. Clouser’s brother, McCallister, also made the cut by shooting a 75 to finish in a tie for tenth place with Warsaw’s Tyler …read more.

WINONA LAKE – He grew up mere steps from campus, but it took Jon Schram several months to realize where home really was. On the right path to a dream, his journey took a slight detour. And that bump in the road may have been one of the best things to happen to Schram. Rather …read more.

WARSAW – The Grace College men’s golf program has received a very nice Christmas gift. Jon Schram, a former standout golfer at Warsaw Community High School, will play for the Lancers this coming spring season. Schram, a 2013 WCHS graduate, has decided to attend Grace starting in January after spending one semester at Ball State …read more.

WARSAW – Warsaw golfers  Jon Schram and Tim Ahlersmeyer capped off prolific prep careers last week with a trip to the State Finals. The pair of recent WCHS graduates have both been honored for their work on and off the course. Schram has earned All-State honors for his stellar senior season. The award is the …read more.

FRANKLIN – Triton’s Ryan Rapp proved he belonged with the big boys on the state’s biggest golf stage the past two days. The small school standout made his final prep match one to remember in a big, big way. Rapp, the definition of cool and composed, fired his second straight two-under par round Wednesday as …read more.

FRANKLIN – Ryan Rapp’s first shot at the State Finals Tuesday did not go as planned. The Triton High School senior standout sure made a great recovery the rest of his round though. Rapp, whose first tee shot went out of bounds leading to a double bogey, came storming back to shoot a two-under round …read more.

WARSAW – It was only fitting that Jon Schram was the hero of the regional championship last Thursday for the Warsaw boys golf team. It’s only appropriate too that the Tiger star will finish his career on the state’s biggest stage at the State Finals. Schram will lead the No. 10 Tigers into the year’s …read more.

WARSAW – Warsaw boys golf coach Ben Barkey really wants to spend a couple of more weeks with his team. The traditon-rich Tigers, in order for that to happen, will have to take care of business first in the sectional come Friday. Defending champion Warsaw looks to begin postseason play on a high note on …read more.

WARSAW – Warsaw boys golf coach Ben Barkey, as usual, was more concerned about the big picture Tuesday than an invitational championship. It turned out that his talented team took care of both. Senior standout Jon Schram led the way as No. 2 Warsaw shot 305 to win the title of the nine-team Joe Harris …read more.

FRANKLIN – The Warsaw boys golf team continues to prove it’s among the state’s elite. The No. 2 Tigers turned in an impressive second-place finish Saturday in the Spring Preview at The Legends Golf Club. Top-ranked Columbus North, for the second time this season, edged out Warsaw for the team championship in the 24-team field …read more.

WARSAW – A star-studded field of ranked boys golf teams, highlighted by the hosts, are set to compete Saturday in the 2013 Tiger Invitational. The 14-team field, hosted by No. 2 Warsaw, begins play at 10 a.m. at the Stonehenge Golf Club. The tournament includes two Warsaw teams (Warsaw Orange and Warsaw Black) from coach …read more.

PERU – The Warsaw boys golf team started its season in impressive fashion Saturday. The No. 8 Tigers, led by Jon Schram and Jonny Hollar, finished in second place in the Hall of Fame Tournament held at the Rock Hollow Golf Club. Warsaw, which finished in a tie for sixth place at the State Finals …read more.

The Warsaw boys basketball team will not have to wait long to jump right into postseason play next week. The Tigers will face host Elkhart Central in the first game of the Central Sectional on Feb. 26 at 6 p.m. in North Side Gym. Pairings for the 103rd annual boys basketball state tournament were drawn …read more.

The Warsaw flavor on the Ball State University men’s golf team just got a little stronger. WCHS senior standout Jon Schram announced Thursday night that he will join the Cardinals’ program in 2013. Schram will be reunited with former Tiger teammate Tyler Ostrom, currently a freshman member of coach Mike Fleck’s squad in Muncie. Schram …read more.