The Warsaw Tigers took care of business in dominant fashion Tuesday night, sweeping Bishop Dwenger in straight sets 25-16, 25-13, 25-16 in front of their home crowd. From the opening serve, the Tigers established control and never let off the pressure, dictating the pace and keeping Bishop Dwenger on their heels all night. Warsaw’s balanced attack proved too much to handle, with multiple players contributing offensively. Logan Carl and Levi Brath led the way with 9 kills each, while Ben Harlan added 7 kills and 4 digs. Nolan Haussmann was a force at the net with 4 kills and 3 blocks, and Cadyn Greer chipped in 3 kills and a block. CJ Hutton contributed across the board with 2 kills, 2 assists, and a block. The Tigers’ offense ran efficiently behind strong setting performances from Mac Tucker and Patryck Bocianski. Tucker dished out 16 assists and added 3 service aces, while Bocianski contributed 11 assists to keep the attack flowing. Warsaw’s ability to stay aggressive from the service line and consistent in system helped them maintain momentum throughout the match. Defensively, the Tigers were just as sharp. Silas Hill anchored the back row with 9 digs, while the front line held strong at the net, with Brath adding 4 blocks to lead the effort. Every phase of the game reflected a team locked in and focused on executing. With the win, Warsaw improves to 6-3 on the season and continues to build momentum. The Tigers return to action at home Thursday against Westville, with the JV match set to begin at 6:00 PM.