Girls Golf

The Warsaw girls golf team wrapped up regular-season conference play by going 1-1 Thursday.

The host Tigers shot a season low 184 to beat Concord (189) and lose to Northridge (180) in a Northern Lakes Conference triangular at the Stonehenge Golf Club.

Miriam Hagg turned in an outstanding effort to lead the Tigers. Hang shot a career best 43 on the day as Warsaw finished at 5-2 and in a tie for second place in the final regular-season NLC standings.

Delaney Wihebrink had a 45 and Izzy Ray and Grayson Kilburn each shot a 48 for coach Tad Nieter’s team, which is 13-4 overall. Madelyn Ray had a 49 for the Tigers.

Braedyn O’Dell of Northridge earned medalist honors with a 41.

Gabby Sponseller led Concord with a 46.

The Warsaw junior varsity shot a 213, while Concord came in at 247 and Northridge at 278.

Valerie Messmore led the JV Tigers with a 50. Julia Hildebrand and Brooklyn Fitzgerald each had a 53, while Cassidy Good shot 57 and Anna Morgan 59.

Warsaw will play at Manchester next Thursday before taking part in the NLC Tournament at Pretty Lake in Plymouth on Sept. 9.

Volleyball

Boys Soccer

The Warsaw boys soccer team posted a 5-3 win over Fort Wayne Luers in the Carroll Tournament.

The Tigers trailed 1-0 before scoring the next four goals in the contest to take a 4-1 lead. Lures then scored a pair of goals before Warsaw scored the final tally for the two-goal win.

Eric O’cock led the Tigers with a pair of goals, including the final one on a penalty kick.

The trio of Tedros Berelsman, Blake Burns and Cole Voss each had one goal for the winners. Jose Sanchez had two assists and Voss one for the Tigers.

Warsaw, now 4-3-1, will play either Fort Wayne North or Homestead on Saturday at 11 a.m. back at Carroll.

Boys Tennis

A big three-set win on the No. 2 doubles court lifted Warsaw past Plymouth 3-2 in boys tennis action.

The duo of Nolan Knight and Reuben Williams won at No. 2 doubles to give the Tigers the Northern Lakes Conference win over the host Pilgrims.

Knight and Williams beat Shaun Frantz and Bo Meadows 6-2, 2-6, 6-2 as Warsaw improved to 3-0 in conference play with the key league win.

Colton Lind rolled to a 6-4, 6-2 win at No. 1 singles and the No. 1 doubles team of Bsiley Buhrt and Kyler Bartol won 6-3, 7-6 (7-3) for the Tigers.

Mitch Rose beat Spencer Britton 7-6 (7-5), 6-2 at No. 2 singles and Andy Rostron topped Calev Williams 6-0, 6-3 at No. 3 singles for the Pilgrims.

Plymouth won 7-5 in junior varsity action. Winners for the JV Tigers were Hayden Anderson in singles play and the doubles teams of Nick Marsh and Brian Elliott, Kanton Waddle and Nick Rata, Michael Ray and Jake Kaufman and Riley Dugger and Cole Rhodes

Warsaw, which is 5-2 overall, hosts Northridge in another NLC match on Tuesday.

Freshman Football

The Warsaw freshman football team remained unbeaten by topping East Noble 20-14.

Mason Martz ran for a touchdown and threw for another score for the Tigers, now 3-0.

Colton Wampler had a rushing touchdown and Luke Adamiec a touchdown reception. Jacob Hawn also had a strong rushing game for the Tigers.

Ben Brennan had an interception and Adamiec forced a fumble and also recovered one for the winners. William Wells and Jose Espinoza each had three sacks. Zach Deford, Zeek Reed and Ian Sutton also had strong performances on defense.

Warsaw hosts Plymouth Thursday at 5:30 p.m.

Girls Soccer

The Warsaw girls soccer team picked up a hard-earned win over Homestead.

Anna Grill scored the game’s lone goal in the second half to lift the host Tigers to the non-conference win.

Brenna Buhrt had the assist and Chloe Snow picked up the shutout in goal for Warsaw, which improves to 5-2-1.

“Homestead is a very organized team,”  said Warsaw coach Jon Hoover. “They are well coached and seem to execute well in the areas of the field that they focus on.  As the game got more physical, our players continued to play hard to overcome.  Delaney Taylor did a great job putting her body on the line so we could maintain possession.  Anna’s goal was a great reminder that if we are patient and do the right things, the game will open up for us.  Chloe Snow made an excellent save early in the game off a free kick that could have changed the landscape of the game.  We are still getting better, and playing teams at a caliber of Homestead will only prepare us for the postseason.  I’m proud of our team and the way the girls battled.”

Homestead won the junior varsity match 6-0.

Warsaw hosts Elkhart Memorial in a conference game Tuesday night.

Lakeview Volleyball 

The Lakeview Middle School 8th grade volleyball team beat Crestview 25-11, 25-4 and Riverview 25-13, 25-12.

Cora West had 14 aces and 11 kills for the winners. Tori Jones had two aces and three kills and Abbie Porter two kills and seven aces. Sara Peugh had three aces and three kills, while Kylie Smith had four aces and three kills. Hannah Shapiro had an ace and a kill for Lakeview, which is now 4-0.

The Lakeview 7th grade team topped Crestview 25-16, 23-25, 15-7. Madi Desenberg and Kinsey Atkins each had six aces. Tessa Graney had five aces and four assists and Lauren Eastwood three aces and three kills.

The 7th graders also beat Riverview 25-11, 25-20. Caitlyn Patrick had eight aces and six kills as the team improved to 5-0.

Lakeview Cross Country

The Lakeview Middle School cross country teams took part in a four-team meet.

The boys team was third in action versus Edgewood, Riverview and Crestview, while the girls team was fourth.

Edward Robison led the boys team with a fifth place finish in a time of 11:36. Levi Perry was 13th in 12:04, with David Howard 14th (12:10), Garrett Hall 18th (12:23) and Carlos Velazquez 25th (13:16).

Rylee Burns led the Lakeview ladies with a seventh place finish in 12:53. McKayla Mimnaugn was 10th in 13:05 with Kiersten Parker 16th in 13:37.