by Gary Andrews

At this year’s Wabash county track meet, the TRC & RRC meet there were several school or meet records broke by Wabash county runners.

At Northfield, new school records were set by Jenna Halderman in the 1600 M Run (5:26) and 3200 M Run (11:37.56) and the 3200 M Relay Team of Paige Cole, Jenna Halderman, Karla Singer and Brittany Sloan (10:08.70).

by Gary Andrews

After getting off to a slow start and trailing in the third inning, the Northfield baseball team rallied to win their fourth straight sectional title, defeating Oak Hill 8-4.

Oak Hill came prepared and gave the Norse a scare, scoring one run in the first and one in the second to lead 2-0 heading to the third. The Norse had a chance to score in the second, with Andy Maggart being thrown out at home on a questionable call.

by Gary Andrews

Behind a dominant pitching performance from Ryan Keaffaber, the Northfield baseball team won their first game of the sectional by beating North Miami 6-0.

Manchester University coach Rick Espeset could see something in his team when they got on the bus for the 2013 NCAA Division III Mideast Regional Championships.

"There was just never any doubt in our guys eyes from the beginning of the week on," he said after the 2013 Spartans became the second team in program history to advance to the NCAA Division III College World Series.

by Gary Andrews

The Wabash boys' golf team raised its season record to 14-5 with a 168-190 defeat of visiting North Miami on Thursday at Honeywell Golf Course. 

by Gary Andrews

The Wabash Apaches got off to a good start with a four run first, thanks in part to Tyler Brewers two out bases loaded double, scoring four runs in the first inning in route to a 13-1 five inning win over Manchester on opening night of the Wabash sectional.

by Gary Andrews

Breyton Nealis, a senior at Wabash High School has signed his national letter of intent to play basketball for Ancilla College next year.

During the 2012-13 season, Nealis was the second leading scorer in the TRC, averaging 20.0ppg during conference play and 18.5ppg for the season. As a guard Nealis was seventh in the conference in steals at 2.1 per game, second in assist at 4.8 per game and also third in rebounding at 6.9. Breyton was a first team all conference selection.

by Gary Andrews

The Manchester baseball team got on the winning path by taking a double header from LaVille Saturday. The Squires won game one 7-5 in eight innings, then bounced back to take game two 8-5 in eight innings.

In game one, the Squires picked up two runs in the third. Jurgin Cripe singled and was followed by a Thad Miller walk. Cody Harlan walked to load the bases when Evan Olinger walked to bring home a run. Branden Scott then drove home the second run.

In the fourth, Jake Semler singled, followed by a Cripe walk. Harlan singled to load the bases for a second time with Olinger and Scott driving home runs.

In the sixth, Thad Miller reached on an error, Olinger singling and Scott walking to load the bases. Jim Sainsbury walked to force the fifth Squire run home.

In the eighth, Miller singled and was brought home on an Evan Olinger double. Sainsbury double home Olinger as the Squires held on to win game one 7-5.

Evan Olinger got the win on the mound in relief.