Grace Volleyball Team Heads For Nationals
July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.
WINONA LAKE -ÊThere's excitement in the air around Grace College.
Just ask volleyball coach Candice Moats about it. Say the word volleyball, and she lights up like a Christmas tree.
Maybe it because Christmas is coming early for the Lancers this year. The Grace College volleyball team is headed for Palm Beach, Florida, and the NAIA National Championships, and no one could be prouder than Moats.
After falling to Taylor University several times earlier in the season, the Lancers faced off against the No. 9 Trojans in the NAIA regional in Michigan.
Taylor won the first game of the match 33-31. Then the Trojans won the second game 30-28 to take a 2-0 lead in the best-of-five match.
"My concern was how do we get back after being down two games," said Moats. "We had to win three games in a row. But although we were not on top on the scoreboard, we did not feel like we were losing."
Then something happened to the Lancers. They stepped up to win three games in a row and get an automatic berth to the NAIA Nationals.
"We played at a higher level," said Moats. It was amazing to me the way the team stepped up and won three straight games against a very talented Taylor team. This is an incredible achievement."
Andria Parker of Silver Lake, Jamie Gill of NorthWood, Dawn Harper of Centerville, Ohio, and Laura Miller of Coppell, Texas, are prepared to lead the Lancers to a strong National Championship showing.
Parker and Gill are the players who set the example for the rest of the team.
"They never give up," said Moats. "They are a great example for the freshmen, and I admire them for that. They are examples of what you want to be out there on the court in big games."
Miller lends the defensive spark for the Lancers.
"Laura is the spark plug because of her defense," said Moats. "She is a small, tiny person who goes out there and plays big. She believes that she can get every single ball. Her work ethic is extraordinary."
Harper is stepping up after playing behind Kate Millen for the last few years.
"This year Dawn has really stepped up big," said Moats. "She lived in the shadow of Kate Millen the last couple years, but now she has really stepped up and had a tremendous year."
The seniors are hoping to extend their season beyond the first round of the national tournament.
After defeating Taylor, the Lancers have set their sights higher for the National Championships. The Grace squad is guaranteed four games in the tournament, and depending on their performance, the Lancers may play more.
Wednesday, the Lancers will face off against No. 4 St Mary of Nebraska, which sports a 31-2 record. Then the Grace squad will face off against No. 5 Fresno Pacific of Illinois, which has a 43-7 record, Thursday morning. Thursday afternoon the Lancers will face off against 33-8
Loyola of Louisiana. The Lancers will challenge 21-8 Southern Oregon Friday.
The Lancers will look to four seniors for leadership at the national competition.
Pool Assignments For NAIA Volleyball Tournament
Pool A
No. 1 Columbia (Mo.) 31-0
No. 8 Westmont (Calif.) 20-7
Georgetown (Ky.) 28-7
Walsh (Ohio) 34-4
Palm Beach Atlantic (Fla.) 25-17
Pool B
No. 2 National American (S.D.) 33-2
No. 7 Dordt (Iowa) 34-4
Taylor (Ind.) 41-5
St. Thomas (Fla.) 23-8
King (Tenn.) 36-9
Pool C
No. 3 Dickinson State (N.D.) 25-3
No. 6 Point Loma Nazarene (Calif.) 30-3
Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) 43-7
Lubbock Christian (Texas) 39-10
Bloomfield (N.J.) 28-5
Pool D
No. 4 St. Mary (Neb.) 31-2
No. 5 Fresno Pacific (Ill.) 43-7
Southern Oregon 21-8
Grace (Ind.) 26-11
Loyola (La.) 33-8
GRACE SCHEDULE
Wednesday, Nov. 27
3:45 p.m. - Grace vs. St. Mary
Thursday, Nov. 28
11:15 a.m. - Grace vs. Fresno Pacific
3:45 p.m. - Grace vs. Loyola
Friday, Nov. 29
1:30 p.m. - Grace vs. Southern Oregon
6:00 p.m. - Quarterfinals
8:00 p.m. - Quarterfinals
Saturday, Nov. 30
10:00 a.m. - Semifinals
7:30 p.m. - Championship
GRACE COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL
26-11
Player K K/G A A/G D D/G S S%
Erika Maughan 237 1.8 12 0.09 154 1.1 237 92.8
Courtney Huyser 57 0.48 1311 11.1 289 2.4 478 92.9
Kristin Miller 95 1.70 3 0.02 289 2.4 561 80.7
Andria Parker 110 0.82 25 0.19 389 2.88 641 92.0
Laura Miller 4 0.03 0 0.0 257 2.18 455 91.9
Dawn Harper 262 1.99 5 0.04 244 1.85 471 83.7
Tricia Doyle 398 3.21 62 1.32 456 3.71 631 90.2
Jamie Gill 477 3.53 7 0.05 220 1.63 110 96.4
Meg Powers 85 1.05 22 0.27 25 0.31 0 0.0
Totals 1737 12.9 1568 11.6 2406 17.8 3588 89.1
Senff Scores 28, Triton Blasts Bethany Christian
Times-Union Staff Report
BOURBON - With three players in double-figure scoring, including junior Ashli Senff's 28, Triton's varsity girls basketball team hosted and defeated Bethany Christian 84-43 Monday night.
To go with Senff's 28, Gina Westafer scored 14, while Amber Feldman chipped in with 11. Alison McClarnon added nine, while Carly Feldman and Tracey Bell had six each.
The Trojans led 27-14 after the first quarter and were comfortably in control with a 52-23 lead at halftime.
Jessica Buller led Bethany Christian with 15 points. No other Bruin had more than seven points.
Triton is now 5-0 and plays at Northern State Conference rival Knox Saturday.
TRITON 84, BETHANY CHRISTIAN 43
Beth. Christian 14 9 11 9 - 43
Triton 27 25 18 14 - 84
Bethany Christian - Buller 6 1-2 15, Thompson 3 0-0 6, Sohar 1 0-0 3, Oswald 3 1-1 7, Steury 3 0-2 6, Walz 1 0-0 2, Kehr 0 0-0 0, Selman 1 0-0 2. Totals 19 2-5 43.
Triton - Senff 11 4-4 28, G. Westafer 5 4-4 14, McLarnon 4 1-2 9, A. Westafer 1 2-2 4, A. Feldman 5 0-0 11, Zelt 1 0-0 2, C. Feldman 3 0-0 6, K. Feldman 1 0-0 2, Wilcox 1 0-0 2, Bell 2 2-4 6. Totals 34 13-16 84.
Three-point goals - Bethany Christian 3 (Buller 2, Sohar 1), Triton 3 (Senff 2, A. Feldman 1). Rebounds - Bethany Christian 33, Triton 33 (G. Westafer 9). Turnovers - Bethany Christian 21, Triton 7. Fouls - Bethany Christian 14, Triton 6. Fouled out - none.
JV - Triton 31, Bethany Christian 22
BOYS SWIMMING
TIPPECANOE VALLEY 83
NORTHWOOD 59
Monday in Nappanee
Tippecanoe Valley's boys swim team traveled to NorthWood Monday and defeated the Panthers 83-59. The Vikings took first in four of the meet's 11 events and second in nine events. Brett Kollin led Valley with two individual first-place finishes, winning the 100 backstroke and the 200 individual medley. The Vikings will be in action again Thursday at TRC rival Manchester.
200 medley relay - 1. NorthWood (C.J. Cunningham, Aaron Emerick, Zeb Holsopple, Cheyene Stouder) 2:02.93, 2. Valley
200 freestyle - 1. Holsopple (NW) 2:21.00, 2. Nathan Miller (TV), 3. Kyle Hopkins (TV)
200 individual medley - 1. Brett Kollin (TV) 2:23.75, 2. Emerick (NW)
50 freestyle - 1. Cunningham (NW) :24.04, 2. Matt Eby (TV), 3. Karl Gast (TV)
Diving - 1. Stouder (NW) 161.50, 2. Eby (TV), 3. Austin Baugh (TV)
100 freestyle - 1. Cunningham (NW) :56.66, 2. Karl Gast (TV), 3. Britton Burkhart (TV)
500 freestyle - 1. Hopkins (TV) 7:22.15, 2. Justin Perry (TV)
200 freestyle relay - 1. NorthWood (Cunningham, Emerick, Fisher, Holsopple) 1:46.20, 2. Valley
100 backstroke - 1. Kollin (TV) 1:10.81, 2. Burkhart (TV)
100 breaststroke - 1. Holsopple (NW) 1:19.30, 2. Emerick (NW), 3. Georg Langheld (TV)
400 freestyle relay - 1. Valley (Kollin, Gast, Perry, Miller) 4:44.03, 2. Valley
HUNTINGTON NORTH 98, WAWASEE 88
Saturday in Syracuse
Wawasee's boys swim team hosted Huntington North Saturday at Wawasee Middle School and was defeated 98-88. The Warriors took first in five of the meet's 12 events. Junior Nik Conley had two individual first-place finishes for Wawasee, winning the 50 and 100 freestyle races. The Warriors will be at NLC rival Elkhart Memorial Tuesday.
200 medley relay - 1. Wawasee (Guy Simmons, Chuck Brock, Curtis Valentine, Nik Conley) 1:47.49, 2. Huntington North, 3. Huntington North
200 freestyle - 1. Kris Cossairt (HN) 1:55.88, 2. Simmons (W), 3. Matt Beck (W)
200 individual medley - 1. Jesse Cleaver (HN) 1:57.80, 2. Tyler Karns (W), 3. Francesco Lettera (W)
50 freestyle - 1. Conley (W) :22.67, 2. Ben Moritz (HN), 3. Jon Shultz (HN)
Diving - 1. Reg Beer (W) 202.95, 2. Mark Speakman (W), 3. Shultz (HN)
100 butterfly -Ê1. Moritz (HN) 1:00.26, 2. Nick Brown (HN), 3. Lattera (W)
100 freestyle - 1. Conley (W) :51.49, 2. Jake Scheer (HN), 3. Andy Scheer (HN)
500 freestyle - 1. Cleaver (HN) 4:49.02, 2. Cossairt (HN), 3. Brock (W)
200 freestyle relay - 1. Huntington North (Brock, Moritz, J. Scheer, Cleaver) 1:35.29, 2. Wawasee, 3. Huntington North
100 backstroke - 1. Simmons (W) :59.21, 2. J. Scheer (HN), 3. Karns (W)
100 breaststroke - 1. Chad Beaver (HN) 1:11.64, 2. Nick Brown (HN), 3. Brock (W)
400 freestyle relay - 1. Huntington North (Moritz, J. Scheer, Cossairt, Cleaver) 3:31.18, 2. Wawasee, 3. Wawasee
GIRLS SWIMMING
WAWASEE 108, HUNTINGTON NORTH 78
Saturday in Syracuse
After taking first place in seven of Saturday's 12 events, Wawasee's girls swim team defeated visiting Huntington North 108-78. Freshman Laura MacOwan took two individual first-place finishes for the Warriors, winning the 100 breaststroke and the 200 individual medley. The Warriors will be in action Tuesday at conference oppenent Elkhart Memorial.
200 medley relay - 1. Wawasee (Liz White, Amber Lyon, Laura MacOwan, Lisa Gunderson) 2:06.86, 2. Wawasee, 3. Huntington North
200 freestyle - 1. Diane Jackson (W) 2:12.08, 2. Jennifer Lewis (HN), 3. Gunderson (W)
200 individual medley - 1. MacOwan (W) 2:33.73, 2. Amanda Scheer (HN), 3. Lyon (W)
50 freestyle - 1. Bridget Komexl (HN) :27.30, 2. Sarah Marty (W), 3. Tasha Harper (W)
Diving - 1. Megan Medlock (W) 145.0, 2. Jennifer Sands (W), 3. Libby Brown (W)
100 butterfly - 1. Robbins (HN) 1:04.79, 2. Lindsay Wyatt (HN), 3. Lyon (W)
100 freestyle - 1. Komexl (HN) :59.79, 2. Jackson (W), 3. White (W)
500 freestyle - 1. Marty (W) 5:53.05, 2. Lewis (HN), 3. Diane Mook (HN)
200 freestyle relay - 1. Huntington North (Scheer, Robbins, Komexl, Lewis) 1:52.18, 2. Wawasee, 3. Huntington North
100 backstroke - 1. Robbins (HN) 1:05.79, 2. White (W), 3. Gunderson (W)
100 breaststroke - 1. MacOwan (W) 1:18.50, 2. Scheer (HN), 3. Sarah-Jane Hoffman (W)
400 freestyle relay - 1. Huntington North (Lewis, Scheer, Komexl, Robbins) 4:05.99, 2. Wawasee, 3. Wawasee
WRESTLING
ELKHART CENTRAL SUPER DUALS
Saturday in Elkhart
Triton's wrestling team competed in the Elkhart Central Super Duals Saturday and came home with a 1-4 record. The Trojans defeated South Bend LaSalle 45-30, but lost to Tri-Central, Elkhart Central, Bremen and Central Noble.
TRITON 45, SOUTH BEND LASALLE 30
TRI-CENTRAL 62, TRITON 12
ELKHART CENTRAL 63, TRITON 12
BREMEN 49, TRITON 27
CENTRAL NOBLE 45, TRITON 24
MANCHESTER 69, WHITE'S 6
Monday in North Manchester
Manchester's varsity wrestling team hosted and defeated White's 69-6 Monday night. The Squires picked up 11 pins in the win. Up next for Manchester is the county tournament.
103 - Double Forfeit
112 - Chad Taylor (M) won by forfeit
119 - Grant Eberly (M) def. Jeremy Teems
125 - Joey Zapf (M) pinned Jarod Schoeff, 2:49
130 - Dustin Burke (M) pinned Mike Franks, :39
135 - Ryan Shockey (M) pinned Anthony Green, 1:03
140 - Jared Mobley (M) pinned Nathaniel Hicks, :25
145 - Henry Hatfield (M) pinned Wade Crone, 1:19
152 - Isaac Mobley (M) pinned Daniel Berryman, 1:00
160 - Josh Staton (M) def. Justin Duncan
171 - Dustin Westafer (M) pinned Bryan Riley, 1:21
189 - Robert Duncan (M) won by forfeit
215 - Paul Sommer (M) pinned Cody Meyers, 3:21
HWT - Nick Kopkey (M) pinned Nick Lawson, :17 [[In-content Ad]]
WINONA LAKE -ÊThere's excitement in the air around Grace College.
Just ask volleyball coach Candice Moats about it. Say the word volleyball, and she lights up like a Christmas tree.
Maybe it because Christmas is coming early for the Lancers this year. The Grace College volleyball team is headed for Palm Beach, Florida, and the NAIA National Championships, and no one could be prouder than Moats.
After falling to Taylor University several times earlier in the season, the Lancers faced off against the No. 9 Trojans in the NAIA regional in Michigan.
Taylor won the first game of the match 33-31. Then the Trojans won the second game 30-28 to take a 2-0 lead in the best-of-five match.
"My concern was how do we get back after being down two games," said Moats. "We had to win three games in a row. But although we were not on top on the scoreboard, we did not feel like we were losing."
Then something happened to the Lancers. They stepped up to win three games in a row and get an automatic berth to the NAIA Nationals.
"We played at a higher level," said Moats. It was amazing to me the way the team stepped up and won three straight games against a very talented Taylor team. This is an incredible achievement."
Andria Parker of Silver Lake, Jamie Gill of NorthWood, Dawn Harper of Centerville, Ohio, and Laura Miller of Coppell, Texas, are prepared to lead the Lancers to a strong National Championship showing.
Parker and Gill are the players who set the example for the rest of the team.
"They never give up," said Moats. "They are a great example for the freshmen, and I admire them for that. They are examples of what you want to be out there on the court in big games."
Miller lends the defensive spark for the Lancers.
"Laura is the spark plug because of her defense," said Moats. "She is a small, tiny person who goes out there and plays big. She believes that she can get every single ball. Her work ethic is extraordinary."
Harper is stepping up after playing behind Kate Millen for the last few years.
"This year Dawn has really stepped up big," said Moats. "She lived in the shadow of Kate Millen the last couple years, but now she has really stepped up and had a tremendous year."
The seniors are hoping to extend their season beyond the first round of the national tournament.
After defeating Taylor, the Lancers have set their sights higher for the National Championships. The Grace squad is guaranteed four games in the tournament, and depending on their performance, the Lancers may play more.
Wednesday, the Lancers will face off against No. 4 St Mary of Nebraska, which sports a 31-2 record. Then the Grace squad will face off against No. 5 Fresno Pacific of Illinois, which has a 43-7 record, Thursday morning. Thursday afternoon the Lancers will face off against 33-8
Loyola of Louisiana. The Lancers will challenge 21-8 Southern Oregon Friday.
The Lancers will look to four seniors for leadership at the national competition.
Pool Assignments For NAIA Volleyball Tournament
Pool A
No. 1 Columbia (Mo.) 31-0
No. 8 Westmont (Calif.) 20-7
Georgetown (Ky.) 28-7
Walsh (Ohio) 34-4
Palm Beach Atlantic (Fla.) 25-17
Pool B
No. 2 National American (S.D.) 33-2
No. 7 Dordt (Iowa) 34-4
Taylor (Ind.) 41-5
St. Thomas (Fla.) 23-8
King (Tenn.) 36-9
Pool C
No. 3 Dickinson State (N.D.) 25-3
No. 6 Point Loma Nazarene (Calif.) 30-3
Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) 43-7
Lubbock Christian (Texas) 39-10
Bloomfield (N.J.) 28-5
Pool D
No. 4 St. Mary (Neb.) 31-2
No. 5 Fresno Pacific (Ill.) 43-7
Southern Oregon 21-8
Grace (Ind.) 26-11
Loyola (La.) 33-8
GRACE SCHEDULE
Wednesday, Nov. 27
3:45 p.m. - Grace vs. St. Mary
Thursday, Nov. 28
11:15 a.m. - Grace vs. Fresno Pacific
3:45 p.m. - Grace vs. Loyola
Friday, Nov. 29
1:30 p.m. - Grace vs. Southern Oregon
6:00 p.m. - Quarterfinals
8:00 p.m. - Quarterfinals
Saturday, Nov. 30
10:00 a.m. - Semifinals
7:30 p.m. - Championship
GRACE COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL
26-11
Player K K/G A A/G D D/G S S%
Erika Maughan 237 1.8 12 0.09 154 1.1 237 92.8
Courtney Huyser 57 0.48 1311 11.1 289 2.4 478 92.9
Kristin Miller 95 1.70 3 0.02 289 2.4 561 80.7
Andria Parker 110 0.82 25 0.19 389 2.88 641 92.0
Laura Miller 4 0.03 0 0.0 257 2.18 455 91.9
Dawn Harper 262 1.99 5 0.04 244 1.85 471 83.7
Tricia Doyle 398 3.21 62 1.32 456 3.71 631 90.2
Jamie Gill 477 3.53 7 0.05 220 1.63 110 96.4
Meg Powers 85 1.05 22 0.27 25 0.31 0 0.0
Totals 1737 12.9 1568 11.6 2406 17.8 3588 89.1
Senff Scores 28, Triton Blasts Bethany Christian
Times-Union Staff Report
BOURBON - With three players in double-figure scoring, including junior Ashli Senff's 28, Triton's varsity girls basketball team hosted and defeated Bethany Christian 84-43 Monday night.
To go with Senff's 28, Gina Westafer scored 14, while Amber Feldman chipped in with 11. Alison McClarnon added nine, while Carly Feldman and Tracey Bell had six each.
The Trojans led 27-14 after the first quarter and were comfortably in control with a 52-23 lead at halftime.
Jessica Buller led Bethany Christian with 15 points. No other Bruin had more than seven points.
Triton is now 5-0 and plays at Northern State Conference rival Knox Saturday.
TRITON 84, BETHANY CHRISTIAN 43
Beth. Christian 14 9 11 9 - 43
Triton 27 25 18 14 - 84
Bethany Christian - Buller 6 1-2 15, Thompson 3 0-0 6, Sohar 1 0-0 3, Oswald 3 1-1 7, Steury 3 0-2 6, Walz 1 0-0 2, Kehr 0 0-0 0, Selman 1 0-0 2. Totals 19 2-5 43.
Triton - Senff 11 4-4 28, G. Westafer 5 4-4 14, McLarnon 4 1-2 9, A. Westafer 1 2-2 4, A. Feldman 5 0-0 11, Zelt 1 0-0 2, C. Feldman 3 0-0 6, K. Feldman 1 0-0 2, Wilcox 1 0-0 2, Bell 2 2-4 6. Totals 34 13-16 84.
Three-point goals - Bethany Christian 3 (Buller 2, Sohar 1), Triton 3 (Senff 2, A. Feldman 1). Rebounds - Bethany Christian 33, Triton 33 (G. Westafer 9). Turnovers - Bethany Christian 21, Triton 7. Fouls - Bethany Christian 14, Triton 6. Fouled out - none.
JV - Triton 31, Bethany Christian 22
BOYS SWIMMING
TIPPECANOE VALLEY 83
NORTHWOOD 59
Monday in Nappanee
Tippecanoe Valley's boys swim team traveled to NorthWood Monday and defeated the Panthers 83-59. The Vikings took first in four of the meet's 11 events and second in nine events. Brett Kollin led Valley with two individual first-place finishes, winning the 100 backstroke and the 200 individual medley. The Vikings will be in action again Thursday at TRC rival Manchester.
200 medley relay - 1. NorthWood (C.J. Cunningham, Aaron Emerick, Zeb Holsopple, Cheyene Stouder) 2:02.93, 2. Valley
200 freestyle - 1. Holsopple (NW) 2:21.00, 2. Nathan Miller (TV), 3. Kyle Hopkins (TV)
200 individual medley - 1. Brett Kollin (TV) 2:23.75, 2. Emerick (NW)
50 freestyle - 1. Cunningham (NW) :24.04, 2. Matt Eby (TV), 3. Karl Gast (TV)
Diving - 1. Stouder (NW) 161.50, 2. Eby (TV), 3. Austin Baugh (TV)
100 freestyle - 1. Cunningham (NW) :56.66, 2. Karl Gast (TV), 3. Britton Burkhart (TV)
500 freestyle - 1. Hopkins (TV) 7:22.15, 2. Justin Perry (TV)
200 freestyle relay - 1. NorthWood (Cunningham, Emerick, Fisher, Holsopple) 1:46.20, 2. Valley
100 backstroke - 1. Kollin (TV) 1:10.81, 2. Burkhart (TV)
100 breaststroke - 1. Holsopple (NW) 1:19.30, 2. Emerick (NW), 3. Georg Langheld (TV)
400 freestyle relay - 1. Valley (Kollin, Gast, Perry, Miller) 4:44.03, 2. Valley
HUNTINGTON NORTH 98, WAWASEE 88
Saturday in Syracuse
Wawasee's boys swim team hosted Huntington North Saturday at Wawasee Middle School and was defeated 98-88. The Warriors took first in five of the meet's 12 events. Junior Nik Conley had two individual first-place finishes for Wawasee, winning the 50 and 100 freestyle races. The Warriors will be at NLC rival Elkhart Memorial Tuesday.
200 medley relay - 1. Wawasee (Guy Simmons, Chuck Brock, Curtis Valentine, Nik Conley) 1:47.49, 2. Huntington North, 3. Huntington North
200 freestyle - 1. Kris Cossairt (HN) 1:55.88, 2. Simmons (W), 3. Matt Beck (W)
200 individual medley - 1. Jesse Cleaver (HN) 1:57.80, 2. Tyler Karns (W), 3. Francesco Lettera (W)
50 freestyle - 1. Conley (W) :22.67, 2. Ben Moritz (HN), 3. Jon Shultz (HN)
Diving - 1. Reg Beer (W) 202.95, 2. Mark Speakman (W), 3. Shultz (HN)
100 butterfly -Ê1. Moritz (HN) 1:00.26, 2. Nick Brown (HN), 3. Lattera (W)
100 freestyle - 1. Conley (W) :51.49, 2. Jake Scheer (HN), 3. Andy Scheer (HN)
500 freestyle - 1. Cleaver (HN) 4:49.02, 2. Cossairt (HN), 3. Brock (W)
200 freestyle relay - 1. Huntington North (Brock, Moritz, J. Scheer, Cleaver) 1:35.29, 2. Wawasee, 3. Huntington North
100 backstroke - 1. Simmons (W) :59.21, 2. J. Scheer (HN), 3. Karns (W)
100 breaststroke - 1. Chad Beaver (HN) 1:11.64, 2. Nick Brown (HN), 3. Brock (W)
400 freestyle relay - 1. Huntington North (Moritz, J. Scheer, Cossairt, Cleaver) 3:31.18, 2. Wawasee, 3. Wawasee
GIRLS SWIMMING
WAWASEE 108, HUNTINGTON NORTH 78
Saturday in Syracuse
After taking first place in seven of Saturday's 12 events, Wawasee's girls swim team defeated visiting Huntington North 108-78. Freshman Laura MacOwan took two individual first-place finishes for the Warriors, winning the 100 breaststroke and the 200 individual medley. The Warriors will be in action Tuesday at conference oppenent Elkhart Memorial.
200 medley relay - 1. Wawasee (Liz White, Amber Lyon, Laura MacOwan, Lisa Gunderson) 2:06.86, 2. Wawasee, 3. Huntington North
200 freestyle - 1. Diane Jackson (W) 2:12.08, 2. Jennifer Lewis (HN), 3. Gunderson (W)
200 individual medley - 1. MacOwan (W) 2:33.73, 2. Amanda Scheer (HN), 3. Lyon (W)
50 freestyle - 1. Bridget Komexl (HN) :27.30, 2. Sarah Marty (W), 3. Tasha Harper (W)
Diving - 1. Megan Medlock (W) 145.0, 2. Jennifer Sands (W), 3. Libby Brown (W)
100 butterfly - 1. Robbins (HN) 1:04.79, 2. Lindsay Wyatt (HN), 3. Lyon (W)
100 freestyle - 1. Komexl (HN) :59.79, 2. Jackson (W), 3. White (W)
500 freestyle - 1. Marty (W) 5:53.05, 2. Lewis (HN), 3. Diane Mook (HN)
200 freestyle relay - 1. Huntington North (Scheer, Robbins, Komexl, Lewis) 1:52.18, 2. Wawasee, 3. Huntington North
100 backstroke - 1. Robbins (HN) 1:05.79, 2. White (W), 3. Gunderson (W)
100 breaststroke - 1. MacOwan (W) 1:18.50, 2. Scheer (HN), 3. Sarah-Jane Hoffman (W)
400 freestyle relay - 1. Huntington North (Lewis, Scheer, Komexl, Robbins) 4:05.99, 2. Wawasee, 3. Wawasee
WRESTLING
ELKHART CENTRAL SUPER DUALS
Saturday in Elkhart
Triton's wrestling team competed in the Elkhart Central Super Duals Saturday and came home with a 1-4 record. The Trojans defeated South Bend LaSalle 45-30, but lost to Tri-Central, Elkhart Central, Bremen and Central Noble.
TRITON 45, SOUTH BEND LASALLE 30
TRI-CENTRAL 62, TRITON 12
ELKHART CENTRAL 63, TRITON 12
BREMEN 49, TRITON 27
CENTRAL NOBLE 45, TRITON 24
MANCHESTER 69, WHITE'S 6
Monday in North Manchester
Manchester's varsity wrestling team hosted and defeated White's 69-6 Monday night. The Squires picked up 11 pins in the win. Up next for Manchester is the county tournament.
103 - Double Forfeit
112 - Chad Taylor (M) won by forfeit
119 - Grant Eberly (M) def. Jeremy Teems
125 - Joey Zapf (M) pinned Jarod Schoeff, 2:49
130 - Dustin Burke (M) pinned Mike Franks, :39
135 - Ryan Shockey (M) pinned Anthony Green, 1:03
140 - Jared Mobley (M) pinned Nathaniel Hicks, :25
145 - Henry Hatfield (M) pinned Wade Crone, 1:19
152 - Isaac Mobley (M) pinned Daniel Berryman, 1:00
160 - Josh Staton (M) def. Justin Duncan
171 - Dustin Westafer (M) pinned Bryan Riley, 1:21
189 - Robert Duncan (M) won by forfeit
215 - Paul Sommer (M) pinned Cody Meyers, 3:21
HWT - Nick Kopkey (M) pinned Nick Lawson, :17 [[In-content Ad]]