Sports Notes: Oct. 6
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Tickets for the Warsaw at NorthWood football game will only be sold online this week. InkFreeNews file photo by Mike Deak
Warsaw-NorthWood Tickets Only Sold Online
The big Northern Lakes Conference matchup between Warsaw and host NorthWood will see its tickets only sold online.
Presale tickets can be purchased through NorthWood. Tickets are $6 are can be verified at the gate through a printed ticket or proof via a personal device. Tickets will be scanned at the gate. A limited number of tickets are available.
Warsaw currently sits at 5-0 in the NLC, a game up on Northridge and game-and-a-half of Mishawaka. NorthWood and Concord are tied at 2-2 in the conference. The Warsaw-NorthWood game at Andrews Field begins at 7 p.m.
Triton Declining On 2021 HOF Ceremony
The Triton High School Athletic Department, in conjunction with the Triton Athletic Hall of Fame Selection Committee, has decided that it is in the best interest to cancel this year’s Hall of Fame induction ceremonies.
With the uncertainty due to COVID-19, and for the longevity and sustainability of providing an athletic hall of fame that year in and year out inducts candidates that performed at a level of excellence, the committee feels that a one year break is needed.
The Triton Athletic Hall of Fame began as a vision of athletic director Mason McIntyre, to recognize some of Triton High School’s finest student athletes, coaches, and contributors. The past 55 years at Triton High School have provided innumerable celebrations of noted accomplishment and lasting memory. The Hall of Fame provides a similar special opportunity to recognize the contributions of coaches, student athletes, and contributors.
The Hall of Fame’s inaugural class was inducted in February of 2011 at the Matchett Center in Bourbon. Over the last decade, the Triton Athletic Hall of Fame has inducted 12 contributors, nine coaches, 26 athletes and one team.
The Triton Hall of Fame looks forward to inducting a new class in February of 2022.
Wawasee Set To Host Unified Regional
Wawasee High School was selected to be the host of the Unified Flag Football regional this Saturday. The Wawasee team won its first-ever Unified Flag Football sectional over the weekend, and will take on Fort Wayne Carroll in the semi-finals of the four-team regional. Manchester and Valparaiso will play in the other regional, both starting at 5 p.m. The regional championship will immediately follow.
Warrior Field will be a busy place Saturday, as Wawasee will also host the girls soccer sectional championship. The soccer title game will begin at 2 p.m., the tournament beginning Tuesday evening.