LAFAYETTE – The Warsaw boys golf team wrapped up regular-season play Saturday in the Lafayette Jeff Invitational. The Tigers finished with a team total of 326 to place seventh in the 21-team field. Carmel won the team title with a 311. Hamilton Southeastern was runner-up with a 314. Will Petro paced the Tigers with a …read more.

LEESBURG – The Warsaw boys golf team turned in a season-best performance Tuesday night. It still was not good enough to catch NorthWood or Fort Wayne Dwenger though. The host Tigers shot a season-best team total of 303 to place third in their own Bob Turner Classic at the Tippecanoe Lake Country CLub. NorthWood fired …read more.

MIDDLEBURY – The Warsaw boys golf team put the wraps on the conference regular season Thursday evening. The Tigers shot a 164 to go 1-1 in a Northern Lakes Conference triangular played out at Meadow Valley. Will Erekson shot a 35 to earn medalist honors as host Northridge fired a 160. Warsaw came in at …read more.

CULVER – The Warsaw boys golf team notched a third place finish Saturday in the Culver Academy Invitational. The Tigers posted a team score of 322 in the 14-team field played at the par 72 Mystic Hills layout. The invitational was scored on a best four scores per hole system and not on the best …read more.

WINONA LAKE – The Warsaw boys golf team responded with a bounce back performance Thursday night. The Tigers got a strong effort from their No. 4 and 5 players in the lineup to collect a pair of conference wins. The duo of Ryan Cultice and Reid Cameron led the way as host Warsaw defeated Plymouth …read more.

Jonny Hollar led the way for the Warsaw boys golf team Saturday. Hollar fired a round of 77 as the No. 16 Tigers placed ninth in the Westfield Invitational. Warsaw shot 328 as a team in the 11-team event held at the Prairie View Golf Club. No. 7 Carmel won the team title with a …read more.

The Warsaw junior varsity boys golf team took part in the Lafayette Jeff Invitational Saturday. Tim Rata shot a round of 91 to lead the way for the JV Tigers. Robbie Sullivan shot a 95, while Andrew Gauger fired a 101 and Sawyer Stevens a 107 for Warsaw. The Warsaw varsity team competed in the …read more.

WARSAW – The Warsaw boys golf team opened the dual match portion of its season with a close one Thursday. The Tigers, ranked No. 17, were edged by Columbia City 157-158 on a dark and dreary day at the Stonehenge Golf Club. Huntington North shot 176 in the non-conference triangular match. The varsity match saw …read more.

WINONA LAKE – The Warsaw boys golf team collected a second-place finish Saturday in the newly named Don Dicken Classic. The Warsaw Orange team, ranked No. 11 in the state, shot a team total of 313 over the Stonehenge Golf Club layout to place runner-up in the 11-team event. No. 2 Columbus North won the …read more.

FRANKLIN – The Warsaw boys golf team entered play Saturday ranked No. 11 in the state. When it was all said and done, that’s exactly where the Tigers ended up in the Spring Preview. Warsaw shot a team total of 335 in the 24-team event contested at The Legends Golf Club. The Legends will be …read more.

PERU – The Warsaw boys golf team made its season debut in a field loaded with talented teams Saturday. The No. 8 Tigers notched a seventh-place finish in the Hall of Fame Invitational played at the Rock Hollow Golf Course. The field featured six ranked teams, including top-ranked Columbus North, who was state runner-up in …read more.

WARSAW – Warsaw boys golf coach Ben Barkey expects another strong season this spring. Why would he expect anything else? The tradition-rich Tigers, who have reached the State Finals eight times in the last 11 seasons under Barkey’s guidance, are poised to play at a high level once again. Barkey’s optimistic outlook has a couple …read more.

WARSAW – A fundraiser for the Warsaw boys golf team is set for Saturday, March 1 at the Cerulean Restaurant in Winona Lake. All of the proceeds raised from a lunch buffet from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. will go to coach Ben Barkey’s highly-successful program. Cost of the lunch buffet is $20.     …read more.

WARSAW – It was Home Sweet Home again Wednesday for Will Petro. The WCHS senior to be posted his second straight outstanding round in the AJGA Stonehenge Junior Golf Open. Petro, playing on his home course, followed up a fine round of 69 Tuesday with a three-under total of 68 Wednesday. Petro, who helped coach …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 – Ben Barkey feels very comfortable heading into the golf regional Thursday. A big reason for that feeling for the Warsaw boys golf coach is the comfort zone he knows his team will have playing on its home course. Barkey’s Warsaw team is set to host the 18-team regional round of the state tournament …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.

Jon Schram led the way for the Warsaw boys golf team Saturday in the Lafayette Jefferson Classic. Senior standout Schram fired a round of 74 as the No. 13 Tigers captured second place in the 21-team event at the Battle Ground Golf Course. No. 18 Crown Point took top team honors with a score of …read more.

WABASH – Ryan Cultice led the way Saturday as the Warsaw junior varsity boys golf team placed second in the Wabash Varsity Invitational. Cultice fired a round of 79 to tie for second place among individuals in the seven-team field. Brandon Eckert shot an 83 for the JV Tigers, while Josh Ahlersmeyer fired an 85. …read more.

WARSAW – The Warsaw boys golf team bounced back Thursday night with a pair of wins. The outstanding duo of Jonny Hollar and Jon Schram led the way as the Tigers topped Elkhart Memorial and Plymouth in Northern Lakes Conference play at the Stonehenge Golf Club. Warsaw, which had lost its first NLC match in …read more.

ELKHART – Jonny Hollar didn’t do anything flashy for the Warsaw boys golf team Thursday night. He just made sure that the No. 5 Tigers got two more wins in Northern Lakes Conference play. The sensational sophomore shot a one-under 35 over nine holes as Warsaw posted a team score of 155 to nip Northridge …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.

WARSAW – A trio of the area’s top prep golf teams will come together Tuesday for the Joe Harris Shootout. The annual event, hosted by Warsaw, is set for a shotgun start at 4:15 p.m. at the Rozella Ford Golf Club. The hosts, whose top squad was ranked No. 2 in the latest statewide coaches …read more.

Boys Golf Coaches Poll 1. Columbus North; 2. Warsaw; 3. Evansville Memorial; 4. Valparaiso; 5. Carmel; 6. Westfield; 7. Avon; 8. Floyd Central; 9. Jasper; 10. Noblesville; 11. Fort Wayne Dwenger; 12. Hamilton Southeastern; 13. Madison; 14. NorthWood; 15. Pendleton Heights; 16. Zionsville; 17. Mishawaka Marian; 18. Crown Point; 19. Park Tudor; 20. Brownsburg. Honorable …read more.

WARSAW – Two of the state’s top golfers shared the stage at the Rozella Ford Golf Club layout Wednesday. The pair, standouts Jon Schram of Warsaw and Quentyn Carpenter of Triton, will also share the title of teammates in the future. The two senior stars, both Ball State University recruits, led the way Wednesday for …read more.

The WCHS Athletic Department has announced that the boys golf home match today at the Stonehenge Golf Club versus Triton has been postponed. The match between the No. 2 Tigers and the Trojans is now scheduled for tomorrow (April 24). The non-conference match will now be played at Rozella Ford Wednesday and not at Stonehenge …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.

  WARSAW – Warsaw Community High School senior golf standout Jon Schram has signed a letter of intent to attend Ball State in the fall of 2013 and play golf for coach Mike Fleck and the Cardinals. Schram enters his senior year at WCHS as a three-year starter and has been instrumental in the Tigers’ …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.

WARSAW — As the low flying clouds continued to spit on the windswept hills of Stonehenge Country Club Friday during the Warsaw Boys Golf Sectional, settlement of indecision reigned. A course that was bone dry on Wednesday and even into Thursday afternoon’s practice round for the tournament became soggy and miserable throughout the dreary round. …read more.

Warsaw's Bennett Hollar blasts out of the sand trap during play against Wawasee Thursday night. (Photos by Mike Deak) By MIKE DEAK Sports Editor [email protected] WARSAW — It’s not too often a state champion could be the drop score during a conference dual. While Warsaw’s boys golf head coach Ben Barkey laughed off the proposition …read more.