WARSAW – The highly-successful run of WCHS boys soccer coach Scott Bauer is over. Bauer, who took a personal leave of absence late in the regular season this fall, has resigned as coach of the Tigers. The Tigers, under Bauer, won six straight regional championships from 2008-2013. The 2012 team was Class 2-A state runner-up …read more.

WARSAW – Wednesday night’s game against Concord did not go quite like the Warsaw soccer team had expected. The visiting Minutemen frustrated the No. 13 ranked Tigers early and used physical play to claim an impressive 3-0 win at Warsaw High School. “It’s been an up and down season for us,” stated Concord head coach …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.

WARSAW – Sometimes the ball just does not bounce your way. The game of soccer can be very cruel in that regard. Warsaw found that out the hard way in a semi state semifinal tussle with Crown Point Saturday. The No. 4 Bulldogs got a late goal from Bay Kurtz, as he bounced the ball …read more.

WARSAW – Coach Scott Bauer says the bus rides back home with his Warsaw boys soccer team are “unique” and “fun.” Bauer would love to be able to take one more of those entertaining bus rides with his successful squad this season. That would be a bus ride home from the State Finals on Saturday, …read more.

MISHAWAKA – Tito Cuellar’s relentless pursuit of a goal enabled Warsaw’s relentless pursuit of continued postseason soccer excellence to carry on Saturday night. Cuellar proved to be in the right spot at the right time once again to make things all right for the Tigers in the end. A rebound goal by Cuellar, a junior …read more.

The Warsaw boys soccer team proved in the sectional just how much they did not want their season to end on the home turf. Now, the Tigers aim for two more wins in the regional round of the state tournament series to earn at least one more home match. The Class 2-A No. 9 Tigers …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.

The Warsaw boys soccer program has made the postseason its’ time to shine. Will that magical run of success continue? Coach Scott Bauer believes his squad has the talent to go deep into the state tournament series again. For the Class 2-A No. 6 Tigers, who open sectional play at home Wednesday, it’s all about …read more.

WARSAW – Timing in athletics can mean everything to a team. The Goshen boys soccer team picked a pretty good time Thursday night to play its’ best match of the season. The Redskins looked worthy on a conference champion in blanking host Warsaw 2-0 in a clash of Northern Lakes Conference titans. Goshen, ranked No. …read more.

DUNLAP – The Warsaw and Concord boys soccer teams have developed quite the spirited rivalry on the pitch over the past several seasons. There was no shortage of  that “spirit” either Wednesday night when the two Northern Lakes Conference heavyweights squared off in an early season showdown. The Class 2-A No. 4 Tigers, for the …read more.

MISHAWAKA – A pair of high quality boys soccer teams in Warsaw and Penn met up Saturday afternoon at Penn. The only real winner, unfortunately in the end, was Mother Nature. The Class 2-A No. 2 Tigers and the Kingsmen ended in a 2-2 tie after the game was called due to threatening weather in …read more.

FORT WAYNE – The Warsaw boys soccer team made its season debut by posting a 3-1 victory over host Fort Wayne Concordia Tuesday night. Sam Allbritten, one of the key returnees from last year’s state runner-up team, led the way Tuesday. Allbritten tallied a goal and added an assist in the win. The pair of …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.

WARSAW – The Warsaw boys soccer program will hold a call-out meeting for players and parents on May 1. The meeting is for all returning players and their parents, as well as incoming freshmen and their parents. It will be held from 6-7 p.m. May 1 in the Edgewood Middle School Commons. The meeting will …read more.

WARSAW – Warsaw Community High School soccer standout Diego Lopez demonstrated how much of an impact he could have on a soccer match for the past four years. The star forward helped lead coach Scott Bauer’s Warsaw program to three consecutive Final Four appearances, including this past season’s Class 2-A State runner-up performance. Lopez has …read more.

WARSAW – Warsaw star senior goalkeeper Michael Yantz announced recently that he will attend Fort Hays State and play soccer for the Tigers in Hays, Kansas. Playing behind and sharing duties with an All-State keeper for two years (reaching the Final Four both years), Yantz took advantage of the hole his teammate’s graduation provided after …read more.

WARSAW – Warsaw senior soccer standout Grant Allbritten has been a key fixture for the highly-successful Warsaw Tigers boys soccer squad for the past four years. Allbritten recently announced that he would attend Ohio Northern University to continue his soccer career on the collegiate level. Allbritten, following two consecutive years of helping the Tigers to …read more.

WARSAW – Michael Yantz made his one season as a starter in goal for the Warsaw boys soccer team one to remember. Now, Yantz will take his talents on to the collegiate level. The WCHS senior standout in between the pipes, who helped lead the Tigers to a Class 2-A state runner-up finish this past …read more.

WARSAW – There’s only one boys soccer program in the entire state that can claim to have been in the Final Four of the state tournament each of the past three seasons. That team, the Warsaw Tigers, were honored Friday night for their Class 2-A state runner-up finish this past fall. The Tigers, coached by …read more.

WARSAW – Michael Yantz has paid his dues. Come Saturday, the outstanding senior goalie for Warsaw will reap the rewards for his patience and persistence. Yantz will be a key man as the No. 2 Tigers take aim at the program’s first-ever state championship in Indianapolis. Warsaw, making its initial appearance in the state title …read more.

WARSAW – Putting in a little extra work in overtime resulted in one big payoff for the Warsaw boys soccer team Saturday night. Now, the No. 2 Tigers will get a chance to play for No. 1. Nate Kolbe continued his postseason heroics Saturday evening as the host Tigers topped Hamilton Southeastern 2-1 in overtime …read more.

WARSAW –  Warsaw boys soccer coach Scott Bauer admitted he was concerned that scoring chances for his team would dry up in the second half of a semi state semifinal versus DeKalb Saturday afternoon. They did just that. But the No. 2 Tigers took advantage of just enough opportunities to earn a tough 2-1 win …read more.

The Warsaw boys soccer team hopes it’s a case of Home Sweet Home on Saturday. The No. 2 Tigers bid for a berth in the state championship match comes in very familiar territory as they play host to the Class 2-A Warsaw Semistate. Warsaw, 18-1-2 on the field this fall, needs just two more wins …read more.

MISHAWAKA – The Warsaw boys soccer team has been the poster child for perseverance this season. The Tigers were rewarded richly with another regional championship Saturday night too. Seniors Diego Lopez and Nate Kolbe each tallied a pair of goals as the Class 2-A No. 2 Tigers sidelined No. 12 Elkhart Central 4-1 in the …read more.

MISHAWAKA – The Warsaw boys soccer team continued its postseason push Thursday night with a heads-up performance. No one more so than Nathan Kolbe, whose heads-up play provided the winner for the Class 2-A No. 2 Tigers. Kolbe’s header goal in the first half was all Warsaw needed on this night to post a 1-0 …read more.

  The Warsaw boys soccer team would love to play at least one more home game this season. If that happens, it means the Tigers are back playing in the semi state come Oct. 20 at WCHS. Coach Scott Bauer’s highly-touted group, ranked No. 2 in Class 2-A, must first try and win a tough …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.

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.

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.