The Warsaw Tigers Boys Volleyball team hit the road to take on Leo High School Tuesday in a competitive, back-and-forth contest that tested both teams from start to finish. Despite a strong effort, the Tigers fell in four sets, 21-25, 25-20, 19-25, 23-25, moving their season record to 8-7. Warsaw showed resilience throughout the night, responding after dropping the opening set with a determined second-set win. The third and fourth sets were tightly contested, with long rallies and physical play at the net highlighting the intensity of the matchup. In the end, Leo was able to capitalize on key moments late in each set to secure the victory. The Tigers were led by a balanced offensive and defensive effort. Levi Brath and Cadyn Greer anchored the net with 8 blocks each, while Brath added 6 kills. Logan Carl contributed across the board with 7 kills, 3 blocks, and 10 digs. Ben Harlan also tallied 7 kills and 2 blocks, and Greer added 7 kills to go with his strong presence at the net. Defensively, Silas Hill was outstanding with 17 digs and added 2 service aces, helping to keep the Tigers competitive in extended rallies. Mac Tucker and Patryck Bocianski facilitated the offense with 10 and 15 assists respectively, while Tucker also recorded 7 digs. Additional contributions came from CJ Hutton (4 blocks, 2 kills), Nolan Haussmann (3 blocks, 2 kills), and Sam Bowers (5 digs). In JV action, the Tigers fell to Leo in straight sets, 17-25, 15-25, bringing their record to 9-4 on the season. John Conley led the way with 8 kills and 7 digs, while Mason Silveus and Fisher Whitaker each added 4 kills. David Hall chipped in 5 digs and an ace, and Ryan guided the offense with 7 assists. Both squads will look to bounce back as they return home Thursday to host Fort Wayne South Side.