WARSAW – Warsaw held on to upset Class 2-A No. 1 Westview 50-47 Saturday night.

NAPPANEE – A big run in the third quarter helped Westview pull away from NorthWood in boys buckets Thursday night.

BOURBON – Triton’s wrestling match Thursday at Westview has been canceled.

EMMA – Shooting troubles doomed the visiting Wawasee Warriors in a 54-36 loss at Westview Friday night in girls basketball.

INDIANAPOLIS – The Northern Lakes Conference had five tennis players selected as All-District.

EMMA – Lakeland Christian Academy rallied in the second half to win, 4-2, at Westview to claim its first-ever soccer sectional title.

EMMA – LCA won 7-0 over LPC and Westview beat Bethany 1-0 to set up Saturday’s Westview Girls Soccer Sectional championship game.

Girls soccer results for Tuesday, Aug. 28.

Weather delays for Tuesday, Aug. 21.

Girls soccer results for Saturday, Aug. 18.

Boys soccer results for Tuesday, Aug. 14.

SYRACUSE – Sports results for Wawasee on Tuesday, April 10.

INDIANAPOLIS – Fairfield’s Brodie Garber was named one of a dozen IBCA Coach of the Year award recipients.

NAPPANEE – NorthWood started 2018 with a bang in a 13-0 baseball win over Westview Monday evening.

SYRACUSE – Wawasee scored all four of its runs in the bottom of the sixth to rally past Westview, 4-3, Friday in the softball season opener.

EMMA – Wawasee opened its outdoor track season with a split Thursday at Westview.

SYRACUSE – Wawasee will look forward to hosting baseball and softball scrimmages Friday.

TOPEKA – Wawasee hung with Class 2-A No. 2 Westview for three quarters, but couldn’t close the gap in a 51-37 boys basketball loss Tuesday night.

TOPEKA – The Warsaw boys basketball team lost to Class 2-A No. 2 and undefeated Westview 57-50 Saturday night.

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.

TOPEKA – Westview made the most of the free throw line to edge NorthWood 61-55 in a clash of ranked boys basketball teams Thursday night.

SYRACUSE – Sports results for Wawasee athletics on Saturday, Dec. 2.

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

Northridge and Westview finished off girls soccer sectional titles Monday night.

SYRACUSE – A wrap of Wawasee athletics for Saturday, Sept. 2.

SYRACUSE – Wawasee schedule notes for upcoming boys soccer and volleyball games on Sept. 11.

SYRACUSE – Wawasee sports shorts for Saturday, Aug. 19.

SYRACUSE – A wrap of sports for Wawasee on Tuesday, Aug. 15.

WINONA LAKE – NorthWood’s Jaron Mullet and Westview’s Houston Haney highlight the latest baseball class at Grace College.

The NorthWood Baseball Sectional has been moved around to accommodate rain-soaked fields.

SYRACUSE – A sports wrap for Wawasee athletics played Tuesday, April 11.

TOPEKA – NorthWood pitchers combined on a no-hitter, but lost to Westview 1-0 in the baseball opener for both clubs.

Weather delays and notes for games on March 27 and beyond.

TOPEKA – A nine-run sixth inning helped Wawasee get past Westview, 11-3, Saturday in the softball season opener.

SYRACUSE – Wawasee’s dual track meet with Westview Thursday uncovered some surprise triumphs.

SOUTH WHITLEY — A preview of Whitko as part of the Westview Boys Basketball Sectional.

SYRACUSE – Westview did just enough to escape Wawasee, 58-52, Tuesday night in boys basketball at the Hardwood Teepee.

NAPPANEE – NorthWood escaped Westview, 60-57, in boys basketball Thursday night.

TOPEKA – Summer Konkle hit a jumper in the final moments to give Westview a 37-36 girls basketball win over Wawasee Friday night.

The Penn girls soccer team and the Mishawaka Marian boys soccer team are headed back to Indianapolis next weekend to compete in the IHSAA state soccer finals.

Penn and Westview were area regional champions in girls soccer on Saturday.

A look at scores from area sectional soccer championships in boys and girls soccer.

AKRON – A recap of Tippecanoe Valley sports for Tuesday, Sept. 6.

SYRACUSE — The Wawasee tennis team took one of three matches at Saturday’s duals held at Wawasee High School.

SYRACUSE — The Wawasee girls soccer team dropped a 3-0 decision to Westview Saturday afternoon.

SYRACUSE — A recap of Wawasee sporting events from Thursday, August 18.

INDIANAPOLIS – Bremen’s Chelsea Huppert and Westview’s Maria McCoy are recipients of the Eugene Cato Memorial Scholarship.

TOPEKA — Westview escaped Whitko in class 2-A sectional basketball action Friday night.

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

ALBION – Westview outlasted Whitko, 70-65, in overtime to win the Class 2-A Central Noble Girls Basketball Sectional.

Weather delays for athletics on Tuesday, Jan. 12.

WARSAW – Edgewood’s eighth grade boys basketball team went 1-1 at the Tiger Classic hosted by Lakeview Middle School Saturday afternoon.

SYRACUSE – Westview used a late rally to defeat Wawasee 33-30 in girls basketball action Friday night.

The remainder of the area participants in the IHSAA volleyball state tournament were defeated Saturday in the various class tournaments around the northern half of Indiana.

No. 10 Elkhart Memorial rallied to edge LaPorte 3-2 Tuesday night to win a Class 4-A volleyball regional title.

BOURBON – Regional volleyball previews for Tuesday, including the matchup between Triton and Fort Wayne Blackhawk in the Class 1-A tournament.

Elkhart Memorial and NorthWood each won prep volleyball sectional championships on Saturday.

ALBION – Westview survived a wild first game to sweep Whitko out of the Class 2-A volleyball sectional at Central Noble Saturday afternoon.

SOUTH BEND – A wrapup of boys and girls soccer regional finals from around the area.

SOUTH BEND – The Elkhart Memorial boys soccer team defeated Culver Academies 1-0 in a regional semifinal Thursday night.

SYRACUSE – A review of Wawasee sports for Saturday, Aug. 22.

TOPEKA – While the boys soccer team hosted Argos in a super rare matchup of area teams just steps from the tennis facility, the boys tennis team from Warsaw hit the road to meet another new face. In a evenly distributed show of force, Warsaw claimed a 4-1 win at Westview Tuesday in the season opener for both teams. It was the first time in the program’s history the two teams met on opening day.

City Walks Off On Softball Late-inning heroics by an opponent did Wawasee in for a second day in a row. Leading 4-3 in the bottom of the seventh, Wawasee gave up three runs, including a two-run walk-off homer to lose at Columbia City, 6-4, Tuesday night in varsity softball. Bella Kreig got things going in …read more.

SYRACUSE – Wawasee has gone 0-for-March thus far in terms of spring sports versus weather. As temperatures are expected to range in the mid-30s Saturday, all of the Wawasee High School-based events are cancelled. The softball season opener at Westview was cancelled and will not be made up. Wawasee’s season opener now is pegged for …read more.

SYRACUSE – As has been the case all March, outdoor track is just not happening with the weather given. Thursday’s expected highs in the upper 30s and possible snow in the morning has forced Wawasee to cancel its home opening boys and girls track meets against West Noble and Westview. Wawasee has already had road …read more.

INDIANAPOLIS – Hoosier Basketball Magazine has released its list of the Top 100 senior boys’ high school players for 2014-2015 as compiled by Garry H. Donna, publisher of Hoosier Basketball Magazine. The compilation is the result of direct observation of hundreds of games during the past season as well as contact and discussion with numerous …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.

SYRACUSE – The Wawasee freshman boys basketball team continued its strong 2014-15 campaign Saturday afternoon. The Warriors of Wawasee welcomed in the Warriors of Westview for the 9th grade contest and it was all Wawasee all afternoon as the home team would claim a 38-29 victory. Trevon Coleman led all scorers with an impressive 21 …read more.

TOPEKA – A power outage wasn’t enough to keep Westview from lighting up the hoop. The lights went out at Westview High School Friday night, forcing the game to be moved to Meadow View Elementary. Despite the change in scenery, Westview powered through for a 58-45 victory in girls hoops. Westview (1-0) only had five …read more.

WARSAW – Goshen was given new life Saturday night, feeling reborn. With the state finals on the line, Tyler Born stepped to the line and made the save of his life. The Goshen boys soccer goalkeeper snuffed a Homestead penalty kick in the fifth round of the shootout in the Warsaw Boys Soccer Semi-state title …read more.

GOSHEN – History has been made at Goshen High School, and the pages in the record books could keep turning this weekend. The Goshen boys and girls soccer teams both advanced to the Class 2-A semi-states after thrilling wins last weekend in regional play. The boys team won via a shootout against South Bend St. …read more.

SYRACUSE – Wawasee’s middle school cross country teams continue to pile up success. Tuesday in a three-way meet, both teams brought home two more wins. The Wawasee girls beat Lincoln by a 20-39 count with Whitko scoring 85. The Wawasee boys dominated with a perfect 15 to Lincoln’s 55 and Whitko’s 81. Last Saturday, both …read more.

Wawasee Tightens The Screws In the final test before the state tournament begins, Wawasee got one final round of competition at Maxwelton Golf Club Monday afternoon in a 185-205 win over visiting Fairfield. The Lady Warriors conclude the season 17-1 overall after the Fairfield win, which had Mikala Mawhorter and Elizabeth Jackson post 44s to …read more.

Cockrill, Warriors Show Well At IWU Despite not defending team titles at the boys and girls Marion Cross Country Invitational, Wawasee still placed both its boys and girls teams in the top five and had a champion runner Saturday morning in the races held at Indiana Wesleyan University. Wawasee won both team titles in 2013. …read more.

Golfers Hold Course Wawasee continued its flawless non-conference slate with a pair of wins Tuesday against visiting Mishawaka Marian and West Noble. A pair of 41s from Mikala Mawhorter and Elizabeth Jackson led a blitz by Wawasee, scoring a 174 to best Marian’s 196 and West Noble’s 218 in girls golf. Aubrey Schmeltz survived a …read more.

SYRACUSE – Offensively, Wawasee’s softball team is playing as well as anyone in the area. After scoring double digits in its past four games, the Lady Warriors continued to pound the ball, beating East Noble, 9-2, and Westview, 10-0, in a doubleheader Saturday at Wawasee. Game one against East Noble had Wawasee start slow, but …read more.

NorthWood Breaks Through In Softball Upset It had been a while since NorthWood celebrated a Northern Lakes Conference win against Wawasee. For the senior class at NorthWood, they were in elementary school the last time it happened, until Friday night. Allie Mattingly had two hits and two RBIs to pace the host Lady Panthers to …read more.

It was 70 degrees Sunday, and snowed Monday night. Oh, Indiana, you never cease to amaze! Well, that being said, high schools are sending in cancellations for Tuesday ball games throughout the area. Up first, Wawasee High School. The girls track meet at Goshen with Plymouth, the Northern Lakes Conference opener for all three clubs, …read more.

The weather forecasters got it right. The rains have come today and in Kosciusko its raining buckets this morning. Thus, athletic departments have been forced to make alterations to several pre-spring break plans. The first set of games washed out from the rain are a pair of track meets involving Wawasee High School. The home …read more.

INDIANAPOLIS – Four teams were granted basketball immortality on Saturday night at Bankers Life Fieldhouse as the 104th Annual IHSAA Boys Basketball State Championships tipped-off. It was a day full of the very best that the state had to offer in boys hoops with some of the state’s top recruits being put on display as …read more.

[weaver_youtube dSqVLw6rvvk rel=0] INDIANAPOLIS – It’s a long way from Westview High School to Bankers Life Fieldhouse, 173 miles to be exact. The ride down for the Westview Warrior basketball team was probably exciting, nerve-racking and nauseating all at the same time. Earlier this week the Warriors made the trip down with hopes of returning …read more.

INDIANAPOLIS – Top senior boys basketball players from the 2013-2014 season have been invited to participate in the 27th annual Hoosier Basketball Magazine Top 60 Senior Boys Workout. They were selected from approximately 1,600 senior players statewide. Ten players that will participate in the 2014 IHSAA State Finals highlight the list of the Top 60 …read more.

SYRACUSE – Wawasee High School has moved three athletic events scheduled for the coming days. The boys and girls track meets with West Noble were moved from this Thursday, March 27, to next Thursday, April 3. The start time is also pushed back to 5 p.m. to accommodate West Noble’s extended school day. The boys …read more.

TOPEKA – A Warrior team was guaranteed to win Tuesday night. For the host Westview Warriors, its tribe came out on top, 58-47, over visiting Wawasee in non-conference boys basketball. Chandler Aspy dropped in a game-high 21 points, seven coming in the fourth quarter, as Westview stretched out what was only a seven point lead …read more.

Offensive Woes Again For Lady Warriors Finding the bottom of the bucket has been an issue for Wawasee the past month of girls basketball. Averaging just under 30 points per game in its last six contests, Wawasee couldn’t reach its average in a 32-25 loss at Columbia City Tuesday night. In just an 11-9 score …read more.

SYRACUSE – For the first time in nearly a decade, Westview didn’t have to send its “Undefeated Season” T-shirts to a third world country right out of the gate. Dating back to 2004, Westview finally figured out a way to beat Wawasee in a girls basketball season opener, 61-46, Friday night. A win that coach …read more.

Volleyball Struggles Continue After a red hot start to the season, Wawasee’s volleyball program has cooled off somewhat of late. The cooling trend continued Monday as visiting Westview beat Wawasee 21-25, 25-16, 25-14, 25-18. In a similar case to the loss against Goshen last Thursday, Wawasee put together big statistical numbers but could not translate …read more.

Volleyball Red Hot With Pair Of Titles After pushing state power Fairfield Thursday night, Wawasee pulled in a pair of volleyball trophies for the case Saturday. The Wawasee varsity won all four of its games to take the podium at the Elwood Invitational. In pool play, Wawasee beat Lewis Cass 25-14, 25-19, Mississinewa 27-25, 18-25, …read more.

SYRACUSE – A pair of goals from Ricky Camargo, including his second four minutes from time, helped Wawasee achieve a stunning 2-2 varsity boys soccer tie with Westview Tuesday night in Syracuse. Wawasee were just 0-8-1 in its last nine games against Westview, all season openers, and had scored just three goals in that span. …read more.

Softball Crushes Columbia City It’s not very often Wawasee can say they blasted Columbia City at its home field, but it did just that Tuesday in an 11-3 win. A five-run third inning followed by three more runs in the fourth and two more in the sixth inning were more than enough for the Lady …read more.

SYRACUSE — The box score may show a 47-29 boys basketball victory for Westview over Wawasee Tuesday night, but Westview breathed a huge sigh of relief to get out of Syracuse comfortably. The 18-point victory was only a seven-point advantage for the visiting Warriors early in the fourth quarter after Wawasee’s Aaron Voirol drilled a …read more.

EMMA — Many directions of thought emerged from the 64-41 win by Wawasee in its annual girls basketball lid lifter with Westview. If you asked Westview head coach Randy Yoder what happened Friday night, his club was playing an Indiana University team led by Steve Alford. If you asked Wawasee head coach Kem Zolman, his …read more.

Westview defended its home court with a fury Monday night, beating Wawasee 25-21, 25-13, 25-22 in volleyball action. Wawasee (12-5), coming off a title run at the Triton Invitational on Saturday, mustered little offense. Anne Beer led Wawasee with just seven kills and Alli Ousley added 22 assists, 14 digs and three aces. Kaitlin Goines …read more.

Golfers Trip Up Visiting Duo Having lost its first match of the season Monday night, Wawasee rallied just 24 hours later with a pair of wins Tuesday at Maxwelton Golf Club. A 194 from the Lady Warriors was plenty enough to defeat Marian (206) and West Noble (224) to move Wawasee’s record to 5-1 this …read more.