HUNTINGTON - At La Fontaine Golf Club, Warsaw's golf season came to an end at Monday's regional.

Bishop Dwenger fired a 339 to win the regional and was followed by Carroll (Allen) with a 348 and Fort Wayne Snider with a 353. Warsaw placed seventh out of nine teams with a 392.

Dwenger's Kasey Grant turned in the best score of the day, firing a 70 on the par 72 course. Sophomore Ashley Cooper shot a 94 to lead the Tigers, and she was followed by Amy Landis with a 97, Tricia Suchecki with a 100, Julie Arnold with a 101 and Brooke Westover with a 109.

In the individual portion of the tournament - girls who advanced to the regional while their team did not - Leo's Jessica Mote shot an 82 to win. Wawasee's Kari Wortinger advanced from the sectional to the regional, and she shot a 90. Tippecanoe Valley's Kara Tucker advanced, and she shot a 94. Also advancing was Manchester's Heidi Wieland, who shot a 108. Wortinger, Tucker and Wieland will not advance to the state tournament.

Columbia City's Kim Brookes had the highlight of the day as she made a hole-in-one on the 14th hole. She finished with a 95.

Warsaw finished the season with a 12-4 record.

HUNTINGTON REGIONAL: 1. BISHOP DWENGER 339, 2. CARROLL (ALLEN) 348, 3. FORT WAYNE SNIDER 353, 4. HUNTINGTON NORTH 368, 5. MARION 378, 6. EAST NOBLE 388, 7. WARSAW 392, 8. SOUTH ADAMS 407, 9. COLUMBIA CITY 410

Bishop Dwenger - Kasey Gant 70, Jessica Till 92, Jessica Sikora 88, Katie Yoder 98, Lisa Omo 89

Carroll - Jennifer Schriefer 87, Jamie Meyer 85, Sarah Farrell 96, Rachel Brockoff 88, Kimberly Million 88

Snider - Molly Weissert 85, Alice Cockrum 87, Katie Rotering 102, Lori Nagel 93, Shelly Nagley 353

Warsaw - Julie Arnold 101, Tricia Suchecki 100, Brooke Westover 109, Amy Landis 97, Ashley Cooper 94

INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT - 1. Jessica Mote (Leo) 82, 2. Abby Powell (Marion) 84, 3. Natalie Cook (East Noble) 85

Volleyball

No. 9 Penn Downs Warsaw

Warsaw's varsity volleyball team lost to No. 9 Penn 15-12, 15-6 on Monday.

Lisa Estep had six kills and 14 digs, while Sarah Calhoun had four kills and 10 digs. Alyssa Raphael finished with two kills.

Warsaw bounced back to beat Southwood 15-13, 15-7. Estep had nine kills and eight digs, while Calhoun had six kills and nine digs. Jahna Swanson had seven digs and two aces.

Warsaw's junior varsity team won both of its matches. The Tigers beat Southwood 15-13, 15-5. Tiffany Thomas had six kills. The Tigers beat Penn 10-15, 15-11, 15-11. Jessica Habegger had seven kills, while Liz Owens had 10 points.

The varsity Tigers are 13-9.

Warsaw hosts a 6 p.m. match with NorthWood on Thursday.

Triton Goes 3-1

At South Bend, the Triton volleyball team went 3-1 in Saturday's LaSalle Tournament.

Triton beat LaSalle 18-16, 15-0; beat New Prairie 15-2, 15-11; and beat LaVille 15-1, 15-4.

The Trojans then met Michigan City Marquette in the championship match, and Marquette won 15-5, 15-11.

Triton's leading attackers on the day were Chris Scott, who finished with 20 kills, and Jena Weissert, who finished with 18 kills. Triton's top server was Megan Sarber, who was 35-for-39 with nine aces. Chris Scott was 29-for-29 with five aces, while Holly Hepler was 29-for-30 with five aces.

Heather Barron had 34 assists, and Hepler added 27.

Triton, 17-4, has a match at 6:30 this evening with Bremen.

Football

JV: Triton 20,

New Prairie 8

At New Carlisle, Triton's junior varsity football team scored 20 points in the first half as the Trojans went on to beat New Prairie on Saturday.

Two Triton running backs, Andy Price and Nate Setser, combined to rush for 122 yards. Price had 70 yards on 12 carries, while Setser had 52 yards on six carries.

Setser scored Triton's first touchdown on a 38-yard run. Price came through for the two-point conversion. Price added Triton's second touchdown on a three-yard run.

Tad Hayes scored Triton's other touchdown when he returned an interception 93 yards.

Triton has a 6 p.m. game at Caston on Monday.

JV: Plymouth 36,

Wawasee 6

One day after the Wawasee Warrior varsity football team lost to Plymouth 35-6, the junior varsity team lost 36-6 Saturday morning.

Wawasee's junior varsity team has a 10 a.m. game at Warsaw next Saturday.

9th: New Prairie 14,

Triton 6< 217>

At New Carlisle, Triton quarterback Rob Salyer connected with Kenny Miller on a 65-yard touchdown pass, but the Trojans still lost to New Prairie on Saturday.

Brandon Zeider and Shane Poisel led Triton's defense with eight tackles each.

Triton hosts a 6:30 p.m. game with South Bend St. Joseph's on Thursday.

ADAMS 407, 9. COLUMBIA CITY 410

Bishop Dwenger - Kasey Gant 70, Jessica Till 92, Jessica Sikora 88, Katie Yoder 98, Lisa Omo 89

Carroll - Jennifer Schriefer 87, Jamie Meyer 85, Sarah Farrell 96, Rachel Brockoff 88, Kimberly Million 88

Snider - Molly Weissert 85, Alice Cockrum 87, Katie Rotering 102, Lori Nagel 93, Shelly Nagley 353

Warsaw - Julie Arnold 101, Tricia Suchecki 100, Brooke Westover 109, Amy Landis 97, Ashley Cooper 94

INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT - 1. Jessica Mote (Leo) 82, 2. Abby Powell (Marion) 84, 3. Natalie Cook (East Noble) 85

• Volleyball

No. 9 Penn Downs Warsaw

Warsaw's varsity volleyball team lost to No. 9 Penn 15-12, 15-6 on Monday.

Lisa Estep had six kills and 14 digs, while Sarah Calhoun had four kills and 10 digs. Alyssa Raphael finished with two kills.

Warsaw bounced back to beat Southwood 15-13, 15-7. Estep had nine kills and eight digs, while Calhoun had six kills and nine digs. Jahna Swanson had seven digs and two aces.

Warsaw's junior varsity team won both of its matches. The Tigers beat Southwood 15-13, 15-5. Tiffany Thomas had six kills. The Tigers beat Penn 10-15, 15-11, 15-11. Jessica Habegger had seven kills, while Liz Owens had 10 points.

The varsity Tigers are 13-9.

Warsaw hosts a 6 p.m. match with NorthWood on Thursday.

Triton Goes 3-1

At South Bend, the Triton volleyball team went 3-1 in Saturday's LaSalle Tournament.

Triton beat LaSalle 18-16, 15-0; beat New Prairie 15-2, 15-11; and beat LaVille 15-1, 15-4.

The Trojans then met Michigan City Marquette in the championship match, and Marquette won 15-5, 15-11.

Triton's leading attackers on the day were Chris Scott, who finished with 20 kills, and Jena Weissert, who finished with 18 kills. Triton's top server was Megan Sarber, who was 35-for-39 with nine aces. Chris Scott was 29-for-29 with five aces, while Holly Hepler was 29-for-30 with five aces.

Heather Barron had 34 assists, and Hepler added 27.

Triton, 17-4, has a match at 6:30 this evening with Bremen.

Oak Hill Beats T. Valley

At Mentone, defending TRC co-champion Oak Hill beat Tippecanoe Valley 15-9, 16-14 on Monday.

Andria Parker was Valley's leading attacker with nine kills. Brandy Manns had five blocks. Rhonda Doud had nine service points, including one ace. Emily Cripe had three service points. Deb Burch delivered four assists, while Doud had two.

Valley's junior varsity team improved to 5-8 by winning 15-7, 15-11 over Oak Hill.

Valley's varsity team is 4-9 overall and 1-3 in the TRC.

Valley hosts a 6 p.m. match with Culver on Thursday.

C. City Beats Whitko

At South Whitley, the Columbia City volleyball team beat Whitko 15-2, 15-12 on Monday.

Shana Miner and Kayce Moore led Whitko with three kills each. Jamie Brown had seven assists, while Kelly Osborn had four. Brigitte Goble and Brittany Waybright had seven digs each.

Whitko's junior varsity team lost 8-15, 15-4, 16-14, while the Wildcat freshman team lost 15-6, 16-14.

Whitko competes in the Northridge Invitational at 9 a.m. Saturday.

Wawasee Downs Fairfield

At Goshen, Wawasee's volleyball team beat Fairfield 15-8, 12-15, 15-8 on Monday.

Kara Mathew was 24-for-24 serving with 19 service points for the Warriors. She also had 10 assists. Lydia Carpenter had three blocks and nine kills, while Theresa Lundin led with seven digs. The varsity Warriors are 13-11.

Wawasee's junior varsity team hammered Fairfield 15-3, 15-1 to improve to 5-5. Laura Lundin had five kills, while Kim Troup had three kills for the Warriors. Jaime Conn had two kills and three aces. Kara Price had eight assists and five aces, while Christy McGowen also had five aces.

Wawasee hosts a 6 p.m. match with Bremen on Thursday.

• Tennis

Manchester 5, Rochester 0

At Rochester, the Manchester tennis team had an easy time with the Zebras as the Squires won 5-0.

Andy Parker, Nate Little and Chris Hemmig picked up singles wins for the Squires. Derek Ring and Eric Swan won the No. 1 doubles match, while Mitch Eads and Michael Good won the No. 2 doubles match. The varsity Squires are 5-6.

Manchester won the junior varsity match 5-0. Mark Gathany, Josh Schmucker and Matt Purdy were singles winners. Brad Keffaber and Todd Shumaker won a doubles match, as did Gathany and Ben Ireland.

Manchester has a 4:30 match this afternoon at Wawasee.

MANCHESTER 5, ROCHESTER 0

No. 1 singles - Andy Parker (M) def. Casey Horoho 6-3, 6-1

No. 2 singles - Nate Little (M) def. Tim Roe 6-1, 6-2

No. 3 singles - Chris Hemmig (M) def. Matt Duncan 6-3, 3-6, 6-2

No. 1 doubles - Derek Ring/Eric Swan (M) def. Titus Mutchler/Dustin Musselman 6-1, 6-2

No. 2 doubles - Mitch Eads/Michael Good (M) def. Stuart Fulton/Cory Zent 7-5, 6-2

Bremen 4,

Tippecanoe Valley 1

At Mentone, Bremen's tennis team dropped Tippecanoe Valley to 6-2 with a Monday win.

Valley's only win came from the No. 1 singles team of Jay Dee Parker and Mike Parker, who remain undefeated on the season. They beat Ryan Hunt and Nick Witwer 6-4, 7-5.

Bremen won the junior varsity match 4-1. Jason Miller had Valley's only win, as he beat Alex Kiel 9-7 in the No. 2 singles match. The junior varsity Vikings are 5-3.

The varsity Vikings are 2-0 in the TRC.

Valley has a 4:30 match this afternoon at Bethany Christian.

BREMEN 4, TIPPECANOE VALLEY 1

No. 1 singles - Tom Kolbe (B) def. Eric Love 6-3, 6-1

No. 2 singles - Shane Libey (B) def. Marc Ellenwood 6-0, 6-1

No. 3 singles - Luke Plank (B) def. Andy Rohde 6-0, 6-2

No. 1 doubles - Matt Miller/John Rohde (B) def. Matt Craig/Brandon Holloway 6-4, 6-3

No. 2 doubles - Jay Dee Parker/Mike Parker (TV) def. Ryan Hunt/Nick Witwer 6-4, 7-5

JV: BREMEN 4, TIPPECANOE VALLEY 1

No. 1 singles - A.J. Berg (B) def. Jeremy Shambaugh 8-2

No. 2 singles - Jason Miller (TV) def. Alex Kiel 9-7

No. 3 singles - Dusty Kiefer (B) def. Bryce Gast 8-1

No. 1 doubles - Dan Holden/Clint Tener (B) def. Aaron Hart/Aaron Martin 8-3

No. 2 doubles - Derek Ingle/Jason Leeper (B) def. Charlie Manns/Grant Gibson 8-6

• Soccer

Elkhart Baptist 4,

LCA 1

Elkhart Baptist dropped Lakeland Christian Academy's soccer team to 0-9 with a Monday win.

Senior Aaron Jones scored his second goal of the season for LCA's only score. Ryan Andrews had 38 saves.

LCA has a 4:30 p.m. game at CMA on Friday.

• Football

JV: Triton 20,

New Prairie 8

At New Carlisle, Triton's junior varsity football team scored 20 points in the first half as the Trojans went on to beat New Prairie on Saturday.

Two Triton running backs, Andy Price and Nate Setser, combined to rush for 122 yards. Price had 70 yards on 12 carries, while Setser had 52 yards on six carries.

Setser scored Triton's first touchdown on a 38-yard run. Price came through for the two-point conversion. Price added Triton's second touchdown on a three-yard run.

Tad Hayes scored Triton's other touchdown when he returned an interception 93 yards.

Triton has a 6 p.m. game at Caston on Monday.

JV: Plymouth 36,

Wawasee 6

One day after the Wawasee Warrior varsity football team lost to Plymouth 35-6, the junior varsity team lost 36-6 Saturday morning.

Wawasee's junior varsity team has a 10 a.m. game at Warsaw next Saturday.

JV: Rochester 12,

Manchester 6

At Rochester, the Zebra freshman football team beat the Squires on Monday.

Isaac Gibson scored Manchester's only touchdown on a one-yard quarterback sneak.

Manchester, 1-2, has a 6:30 p.m. game at Southwood on Thursday.

9th: Tippecanoe Valley 8,

Oak Hill 6

At Mentone, the Tippecanoe Valley freshman football team beat Oak Hill on Thursday. All scoring took place in the first quarter.

Valley's only touchdown came on a Nathan Patterson punt return. Valley had 165 total yards, 123 rushing and 42 passing. Patterson led Valley with 71 rushing yards on seven carries. Craig Kuhn completed 2-of-3 passes for 32 yards. He completed a 19-yard pass to Derek Domenico and a 13-yard pass to Patterson.

Valley has a 6:30 p.m. game at Rochester on Thursday.

9th: New Prairie 14,

Triton 6

At New Carlisle, Triton quarterback Rob Salyer connected with Kenny Miller on a 65-yard touchdown pass, but the Trojans still lost to New Prairie on Saturday.

Brandon Zeider and Shane Poisel led Triton's defense with eight tackles each.

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