The Warsaw Tigers are sectional champs for the third time in school history after scoring two fourth-quarter touchdowns in a 14-3 win over Fort Wayne Snider at Fisher Field Friday. On a windy, rainy, cold night, offense was at a premium for most of the first three period. The only scoring heading into the fourth was a field goal by Snider in the second quarter. The Tigers turned the ball over four times--two lost fumbles and two interceptions--which kept them from getting into any kind of offensive rhythm. But a 33-yard run by QB Mark Haynes near the end of the third quarter seemed to loosen up the Panther defense and set the stage for an exciting final quarter. On fourth and 1 from the Snider 20, Tucker Reed took a short pitch and sprinted to the south end zone to give Warsaw their first lead of the night 7-3. Warsaw got the ball back a few minutes later and Michael Schenck punched it in from 4 yards out with less than 2:00 to put the game out of reach. Warsaw's defense held Snider to just 1 first down in the second half and kept a team averaging over 27 points per game to just a field goal. The Tigers picked up their 10th win of the season for just the third time in school history, and advance to the regional where they will travel to Lafayette Jeff to take on the #4 Broncos Friday night.