A trio of players from the Warsaw Community High School girls soccer team were honored recently by the Indiana Soccer Coaches Association. Chosen as first-team, All-District 2 performers were WCHS senior forward Meredith Hollar and junior goalkeeper Abby Schue.  Tabbed for second-team honors were senior forward Gabby Monroy. The trio helped coach Dan Miller’s squad …read more.

GOSHEN – Warsaw senior Gabby Monroy called her game winning goal in a regional win over Penn Wednesday night a “pretty good moment.” There were plenty of good moments to go around for the Tigers at night’s end thanks in large part to the performance of its stellar senior class. With a big assist, or this …read more.

Warsaw girls soccer coach Dan Miller feels good about where his team is at heading into regional play Wednesday night. He should. The Tigers posted a hard-fought 2-1 win over conference foe NorthWood Saturday night at home to claim the program’s third straight sectional championship. Now, it’s on to a matchup with a strong Penn …read more.

WARSAW – The joy of being back on the soccer field is evident in the voice of Meredith Hollar. The pain, though, of seeing his top player go through her injuries is also evident on the face of her coach Dan Miller when he talks about the Warsaw Community High School senior soccer star. Both, …read more.

Trio Paces Tigers To Runner-Up Finish Warsaw’s “Big Three” led the boys cross country team to a second-place finish Saturday in the Marion Invitational. The trio of senior Jacob Poyner, junior Ellis Coon and senior Robert Murphy continued their outstanding performances as the No. 6 Tigers were runner-up in the 18-team event. No. 4 Fort …read more.

Welcome back Meredith Hollar! The Warsaw Community High School soccer star returned to prep action in fabulous fashion Thursday night in the season opener. Hollar, who missed all of last season due to a serious knee injury, netted five goals as the Tigers steamrolled Huntington North 9-0 at WCHS. Hollar tallied three goals in the …read more.