NORTH MANCHESTER — Wawasee volleyball claimed a win in game 3 but couldn’t come all the way back at Manchester Tuesday.

Boys tennis results for Tuesday, Aug. 28.

NAPPANEE — NorthWood’s girls cross country team won their home invitational for the second year in a row Saturday, and Wawasee’s boys finished second behind Concord in their race.

Warsaw, NorthWood and Triton football are all looking to go 2-0, while Wawasee and Tippecanoe Valley attempt to bounce back as Week 2 concludes Friday.

ROCHESTER — Wawasee and Manchester both competed at the Rochester Invitational Saturday, finishing fifth and fourth, respectively.

Boys tennis results from Thursday, Aug. 16.

Boys tennis results for Wednesday, Aug. 15.

BREMEN — Wawasee’s boys cross country team opened 3-0, while the Lady Warriors went 1-2 Tuesday.

Girls golf results for Tuesday, Aug. 14.

SYRACUSE — A short-handed Wawasee boys tennis team opened its season with a 5-0 loss to Manchester Monday.

Girls golf results from Monday, Aug. 13.

SYRACUSE — Wawasee’s girls golf team finished in the top half of the field with a 401 as the Warriors held their annual invitational at South Shore Saturday.

NORTH MANCHESTER — Manchester topped Wawasee 183-198, but both head coaches saw good things out of their groups at Sycamore Golf Club Monday.

WARSAW — Wawasee High School Gone Boarding students got some tips from the pros ahead of the Supra Boats Pro Wakeboard Tour finale Friday.

Girls golf results from Wednesday, Aug. 1.

Girls golf results from Tuesday, July 31.

SYRACUSE — The Wawasee Girls Basketball Sumer Youth Camp will take place this upcoming Monday, July 16 through Friday, July 20 at the Wawasee High School Annex Gym.

SYRACUSE — The Wawasee High School cheerleading team hosted its second annual pet food drive to benefit New Hope Pet Rescue over the weekend.

SYRACUSE — The Wawasee athletic department held the 24th annual Warrior Open, at Maxwelton Golf Club Monday afternoon.

SYRACUSE — The Wawasee High School gymnasium has received some recent renovations, as have the tennis courts at both the high school and at Milford Elementary.

INDIANAPOLIS — Warsaw senior Nolan Groninger, Wawasee senior Casey Schroeder and NorthWood junior Madison Payne were all invited to the 16th annual IBCA/IHSAA Underclass Showcase events, scheduled for July 9 and 16.

WARSAW — Wawasee’s Luke Griner won a repeat title in the 800 meters, and a number of area athletes punched tickets to the state finals at Thursday’s Warsaw Boys Track and Field Regional.

BREMEN — Wawasee’s Unified Track and Field team was bumped from second to fourth by a pair of scoring errors at the Bremen Sectional over the weekend in an unfortunate turn of events for the Warriors.

WARSAW — Warsaw tennis topped Wawasee 4-1 to extend its sectional championship streak to 18 straight in a final moved indoors to the Warsaw Racquet Club Friday night.

CULVER — Warsaw’s boys golf team made the unique format of the CMA Invitational work for them and carded four scores in the 70s — led by Luke Delp’s low-medalist round — for the team championship at Mystic Hills Saturday.

PLYMOUTH — Concord finished with two champions and two runners-up to win the NLC Tournament, and Plymouth slipped in between Warsaw and the Minutemen to push the round robin-champion Tigers into second place behind Concord in the final conference standings Friday.

PLYMOUTH — Rain and lightning postponed play at the first round of the NLC Tournament Wednesday, but Warsaw had already clinched all three of its first-round singles matches.

SYRACUSE — Wawasee’s golf team downed visiting Jimtown by a convincing 173-196 margin in an easy-going dual at South Shore.

WARSAW — A controversial call reversal at the plate kept the door open for Warsaw, and the Lady Tigers scored four runs in the sixth for a 10-6 win over visiting Wawasee Wednesday.

SYRACUSE — Warsaw’s boys golf team took third behind the field’s other ranked teams Chesterton and Homestead at the Wawasee Boys Golf Invitational Saturday.

WARSAW — Warsaw moved to 4-0 in the Northern Lakes Conference with a sweep of visiting Wawasee Thursday.

PLYMOUTH — Wawasee may have lost both legs of its Northern Lakes Conference three-way at Plymouth Thursday, but the good news for the Warriors is there were plenty of athletes who put in standout performances at the NLC-opener.

SYRACUSE — A big fifth-run inning by visiting Wabash made most of the difference as Wawasee baseball opened the season with a 6-2 loss at home Wednesday.

SYRACUSE — Three wrestlers represent Wawasee at the IHSAA State Finals beginning tonight in Indianapolis, but if the Warriors have their way, it’s only the beginning.

EAST CHICAGO — Three Wawasee wrestlers punched their tickets to next weekend’s state finals with top four performances at East Chicago Central High School Saturday.

SYRACUSE — With nine wrestlers still alive in the state tournament, Wawasee travels to the East Chicago Semi-State this Saturday.

ELKHART — Wawasee pushed host and third-rated Fairfield to the limit at Saturday’s Sectional 21 title game but fell just short in a 42-34 thriller that was closer than the final margin showed.

MISHAWAKA — Wawasee’s wrestling team had both hopes of winning a team regional title Saturday but had to settle for third place and nine semi-state berths at Penn.

PLYMOUTH — Wawasee wrestling dominated Saturday’s Plymouth Sectional with 10 total championship berths and four titles on the way to a dominant 285.5 points and the program’s first sectional title since 2010.

AKRON — Host Tippecanoe Valley’s girls basketball team rallied back from a 20-14 halftime deficit and closed out its home slate with an eventual, 46-33 win over Wawasee Tuesday night.

PLYMOUTH — Host Plymouth jumped on short-handed Wawasee boys basketball lineup early and never let up in a shaky, 68-29 Northern Lakes Conference loss for the Warriors Friday.

AKRON — Winamac put up 17 points in a lopsided fourth quarter, and the Warriors handed host Tippecanoe Valley its fifth straight loss, 59-41, in Akron Saturday.

BOURBON — The Triton girls basketball team moved to 4-1 in the Hoosier North Athletic Conference with a 50-34 win over Winamac Tuesday night.

WAWASEE — The Lady Warriors split at the Plymouth Classic Saturday, dominating Brebeuf Jesuit 63-12 before falling 52-44 to Norwell in the night game.

FORT WAYNE — Wawasee wrestling went 4-0 at the Indiana High School Wrestling Coaches Association Team State Dual Championships Saturday to win the Class 2A title.

WINAMAC — Winamac knocked down 7 of 10 3-pointers on the way to a 34-17 halftime lead, then held on for a 52-42 win over visiting Triton Friday night.

WARSAW — Wawasee’s boys basketball team claimed a hard-fought, 28-20 win at the Tiger Den Friday night, ending two significant NLC streaks in the process.

WINAMAC — Tippecanoe Valley’s girls basketball team won its eight straight — and fifth straight on the road — with a 58-33 victory at Winamac Thursday night.

WINONA LAKE — The Grace College lost its third straight to physical No. 6 Indiana Tech at home at the Manahan Orthopaedic Capital Center Thursday night, 92-63.

AKRON — Tippecanoe Valley’s girls basketball team used a 19-13 third quarter to seize control on the way to a 51-41 win over visiting North Miami Friday night, staying unbeaten in Three Rivers Conference play.

BOURBON — Triton wrestling benefitted from five forfeits and won four matches by fall on the way to a lopsided, 60-18 win over Westview Thursday night.

SYRACUSE — A preview of the 2016-17 Wawasee Warriors boys basketball season.

SYRACUSE — Wawasee’s girls basketball team showed grit and hustle in a 42-34 win over visiting Westview in Syracuse Friday night.

SYRACUSE — The Wawasee Athletic Department held its 2017 fall awards ceremony Monday.

BOURBON — Triton survived a back-and-forth first period, then used a balanced offensive effort to run away with a 48-29 victory over visiting Winamac in the Trojans’ Sectional 41 semifinal Friday night.

WARSAW — The five-time defending sectional champion Tigers celebrated the return of head coach Rick Orban with a sweep of Wawasee at Wednesday’s Warsaw Sectional-opener.

SYRACUSE — An already injury-plagued Wawasee lineup lost two more players, and visiting Plymouth ran away late in a 34-6 Homecoming spoiler in Syracuse Friday night.

SYRACUSE — An already injury-plagued Wawasee lineup lost two more players, and visiting Plymouth ran away late in a 34-6 Homecoming spoiler in Syracuse Friday night.

PLYMOUTH — Both Warsaw’s short-handed boys and girls cross country teams closed out their Northern Lakes Conference dual meet seasons with a pair of wins in Plymouth Tuesday.

SYRACUSE — NorthWood tennis gave up just three total games on five courts in a sweep of host Wawasee Monday.

WARSAW — Lexi Miller beat out Mackenzie Weaver in a playoff for low medalist honors, and Bremen edged out NorthWood on a fifth score tiebreak to dethrone the Panthers at the Warsaw Girls Golf Sectional.

SYRACUSE — Wawasee volleyball showed fight but only took one game from visiting Westview in a 25-11, 25-19, 19-25, 25-15 loss at home Monday.

SYRACUSE — The Wawasee softball team and athletic department are holding a relief drive during this Friday’s football game with Concord.

AKRON — Tippy Valley served up 19 aces in a season-opening win over visiting Wawasee Wednesday.

SYRACUSE — Wawasee football is changing some things up under new head coach Mike Eshbach.

PEORIA, ILL. — Wawasee’s Meghan Fretz and the Michiana Mystique 18U softball team went 10-3 at the Premier Girls Fastpitch Midwest Regional Championships in Peoria, Ill., over the weekend.

SYRACUSE — The Wawasee cheerleading team donated to the New Hope Pet Rescue over the weekend.

SYRACUSE — Concept art for the new Wawasee High School football field.

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.

WINAMAC — Whitko’s softball team held off host Winamac, 5-4, for a program-first regional title Tuesday.

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.

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

PLYMOUTH — Wawasee was businesslike in a 19-1 win at Plymouth Friday, a five-inning affair that clinched the Warriors sole possession of the Northern Lakes Conference crown and an NLC three-peat.

SYRACUSE — A recap from the season opening meet between East Noble and Wawasee in girls track and field.

TOPEKA — Westview survived a physical game with Wawasee to find victory Tuesday night.

A preview of the upcoming football season for Wawasee.

PLYMOUTH – Oh to be finally be outdoors! That was the feeling for the Wawasee boys track team as it finally competed in its first outdoor meet of the season. The Warriors traveled to the Rock Pile for their season opener against Northern Lakes Conference foe Plymouth. Wawasee lost ground in a few areas leading …read more.

SYRACUSE – A seven-point overtime victory on February 17, 2011 was the last time the Wawasee boys basketball team defeated Westview. That was until Tuesday night. The green and gold Warriors snapped a three-game losing skid to the red and gold Warriors by earning a seven-point overtime victory, 69-62. “We really needed to pull this …read more.

DUNLAP – When the Wawasee football team stepped onto Jake Field for its Northern Lakes Conference contest against Concord, it was all business. After all, the Warriors had something to prove after getting shutout at home in their last contest. Wawasee knew it had to bring its best game to take on the No. 2 …read more.

[weaver_youtube mnPQkDXXvXo rel=0] LIGONIER – Defense, defense and more defense. The Wawasee boys soccer team needed every bit of effort on defense that it could exert for its game against West Noble and the Warriors did not disappoint. Wawasee rode out the advantage of a goal by Alex Doll to capture its first win over …read more.

Dare I say it, Kosciusko? Can it really be true? Is football FINALLY back!? Yes, yes it is. *and there was much rejoicing* Finally we can forget about pretending that we like the summer. Who really enjoys the lake and the sandbar? I mean, did we really enjoy warm weather all that much? Now we …read more.

BENTON – It’s one down and two to go for the Wawasee softball team. The Lady Warriors opened up postseason play against Tippecanoe Valley on Tuesday night and shut out the Vikings 6-0 in the quarterfinals of the IHSAA Softball Sectional 21 at Fairfield High School. Wawasee starting pitcher Amber Lemberg was the beacon of …read more.

SYRACUSE – Zero is not always a good thing, but the Wawasee Warrior junior varsity softball team has had a love affair with the number all season. The Warriors ran the table from day one of the 2014 season and hosted its year-end tournament Saturday afternoon to complete the historic campaign. Wawasee picked up win …read more.

SYRACUSE – Just two nights after claiming a big Northern Lakes Conference victory, the Wawasee golf team was back at it on Thursday night. The Warriors played host to Northridge and Goshen at South Shore Golf Club in the team’s only home conference match of the season. At the the end of the evening, results …read more.

WARSAW – There is never any love lost when Warsaw and Wawasee meet up for an athletic contest on any surface. That sentiment holds true even on the golf course. The two county rivals met up at Stonehenge Golf and Country Club on Tuesday night and it was the Wawasee golf team that got the …read more.

[weaver_youtube o4mPMrG95YA rel=0] WARSAW – It is a tradition that rivals many others in the Kosciusko area, the Joe Harris Invitational. Three local schools competed in the annual tournament on Tuesday night. When the final scores were turned in, it was the Warsaw Tigers that took top honors with a score of 311. Plymouth took …read more.

SYRACUSE – The Wawasee baseball team has made some noticeable strides this season, but the Warriors still have one black-eye on their resume that they would like to get rid of. On Wednesday night Wawasee dropped a game to an Northern Lakes Conference opponent for the 17th consecutive time, dating back to April of last …read more.

SYRACUSE – The conditions were far from ideal at South Shore Golf Course on Monday night but that did not stop the Wawasee boys golf team from playing its first home match of the season. The Warriors braved the cold and wind and showed that it will take a lot more than gloomy weather to …read more.

[weaver_youtube FQ_FAQvQqpg rel=0] SYRACUSE – It was another frustrating night on the courts for the Wawasee tennis team on Thursday. The Warriors matched up well with a visiting Manchester team but the Squires did enough things right to hand Wawasee a 4-1 defeat. The loss was the third consecutive for the Warriors. “Talent wise, we matched …read more.

SYRACUSE – The Wawasee C team has already had a terrific start to its 2014 season and the Warriors continued that success in big way on Tuesday night. Wawasee’s offense went into overdrive in the fourth inning against Plymouth. The home team blitzed the Pilgrims with 16 runs in the frame to highlight a 20-7 …read more.

WARSAW – Monday may have been Dyngus Day for those that made the trip to South Bend, but it was a day circled in red for the Wawasee and Warsaw baseball teams for a completely different reason. The two rivals squared off for the first of two meetings in 2014 at Warsaw Community High School …read more.

SYRACUSE – After picking up a win on Wednesday at Lakeland, the Wawasee tennis team was back in action on Thursday evening. Unfortunately for the Lady Warriors, the result was not as enjoyable this time around. The Lady Warriors welcomed in Northern Lakes Conference foe Goshen and despite playing the Redskins tough, fell 5-0 in …read more.

KENDALLVILLE – It was just one of those nights. While the scoreboard said that East Noble had defeated Wawasee, the members of the Warrior baseball team knew that they had only beaten themselves on Monday night. Wawasee dug its own grave with errors and mistakes from start to finish, ultimately suffering its first loss on …read more.

[weaver_youtube eouOEQZZX0M rel=0] SYRACUSE – In the short time that Brent Doty has been the head coach of the Wawasee baseball team, he has preached to his players to be able to find five seconds of focus. “We say ‘five second of focus’ all the time,” said Doty. “Five seconds of focus while you’re at …read more.

SYRACUSE – The Wawasee baseball team wants to win now. The players are tired of finishing near the bottom of the Northern Lakes Conference, losing games late and falling short in the postseason. For the first time in years there seems to be an aura of confidence that surrounds the members of the Warrior baseball …read more.

A Bourbon woman is hoping to have her dreams take root –literally. Ashley Fink, project leader of Food Warriors, is hoping to share her vision of a community garden with the public through the creation of a garden located on Triton School Corporation property. “This is an ongoing project within our community,” States Fink on …read more.