The Warsaw Tigers got in their third outdoor meet of the season with another series of impressive results in a 116-12 win over SB Washington Panthers Monday night at home. Outstanding performances on the night included event winners: Zander Bail (110H, 300H) Tucker Reed (Pole Vault, Long Jump) Jordan Randall (100m) Hudson Dirck (High Jump) Quinton Wilson (Discus) Isaak Kennedy (400m) Jack Boggs (800m) Rock Lambert (Shot Put) Keenan Lyions (1600m) 4x100m (CaysonJohnson, Jordan Randall, Tucker Reed, Hudsen Dirck) ***TIES SCHOOL RECORD!*** 42.63 4x400m (Isaak Kennedy, Miles Rager, Brody Duncan, Nolan Stump) Other outstanding efforts from the Warsaw Tigers included: Ethan Sinclair (Long Jump) 20’ 8” for a new PB Kylen Asay (Long Jump) jumped 20’ 3 for another PB; 2nd place in High Jump Michael Schenck (200m) runs a new PB into a headwind Ian Parrott (Pole Vault) new PB of 13’ 9” and then ran a 200m PB in 25.25 Robbie Straughan (100m, 200m, 4x100m lead leg) competed for the first time all season outdoors and ran three PB Caleb Poorman (1600m) ran a smart and courageous race to take 2nd place, his highest Varsity ever Ben Harp (100m) coming back from an injury ran a huge PB into a headwind Andrew Robertson (110H) runs a PB into a headwind Coach Erba, it is rare to get in three outdoor meets before Spring Break, what have you seen from your team so far? “We have gathered a lot of data and started to get a much better look at what kind of team we have in 2026. Our depth in many events (LJ, HJ, PV, 100m, 200m, 4x100m) has been an eye-opener and we are very excited about how this internal competition will boost overall performances. We have some of the top 5 guys in the NLC and Sectional right here; these guys have a huge benefit of running, jumping and throwing against some of the best athletes in the conference every day in practice. Individually, there are many athletes stepping up into new roles at the Varsity level but I need to point out Hudsen Dirck (100m, 200, High Jump, 4x100m) as one guy who took everyone by surprise. It is starting to click for him and he has certainly put his name into the hat for Varsity positions moving forward. "Overall, we are seeing weekly growth which is almost visible day to day as guys are taking in what we are coaching. While we still have a number of guys trying to put it all together, the bulk of the athletes are showing incredible personal growth and consistency. They are doing the right things everyday and it is paying off." Full results are attached.