Syracuse - Wawasee's volleyball team won a three-game match over the Manchester Squires 15-10, 11-15, 15-12 on Tuesday.

Lydia Carpenter had 11 kills and five blocks for Wawasee, while Kara Mathew added five digs and eight kills. Sara Frantz had 25 assists and four digs.

Megan Eckert had 20 assists and five blocks for Manchester. Greta Miller delivered three aces, 10 points and two kills. Jodie Peden had seven digs, six blocks and four kills. Jessica Hicks had two aces, eight points and four digs.

Wawasee won the junior varsity match 13-15, 15-6, 15-4, to improve to 4-2. Gennie Brissette had four kills for the Warriors. Megan Sell had 20 passes and nine service points for Manchester, while teammate Kasie Zile had 18 sets. Manchester's junior varsity team is 2-1.

Wawasee's freshman volleyball team lost two matches on Tuesday. At Mentone, Tippecanoe Valley's freshman volleyball team beat Wawasee 11-15, 15-12, 15-5. In a second match, Warsaw beat Wawasee 15-4, 15-8. Wawasee's freshman team is 0-2.

The Warriors, 4-6, are at Plymouth on Thursday.

The Squires, 4-2, are at Wabash on Thursday.

Warsaw Def.

Whitko 17-15, 15-9

At South Whitley, Warsaw got back on the winning track with a victory over Whitko on Tuesday.

Shanna Smith and Sam Wideman each had seven kills in the two-set victory. Karla Bailey had 19 assists in the win.

The junior varsity squad defeated Whitko 12-15, 15-4, 15-8 behind Laura Overton's six aces.

The freshman team won twice, defeating Valley on Tuesday 15-2, 16-14 and Wawasee 15-4, 15-8. Kristin Degeeter had four kills for Warsaw against Valley. Chelsea Hartle had nine aces against Wawasee.

Warsaw (3-5) will host Goshen at 6 p.m. on Thursday.

NorthWood Def. LaVille 15-3, 15-8

At Lakeville, NorthWood's volleyball team won its fourth straight on Tuesday to improve to 5-1.

NorthWood's Jamie Gill was 10-for-10 serving and had four kills, three solo blocks and two digs. Natalie Will had seven kills and two solo blocks. Marla Yoder had nine assists. Angela Hattery had 10 assists and four kills. Amy Zercher had four kills.

NorthWood's junior varsity team improved to 5-2 with a 15-4, 15-2 win. Kasey Chamberlin was 11-for-11 serving with two aces. She also had five assists, three kills and one solo block. Erin Newcomer was 10-for-10 serving with two aces, and she added two kills.

NorthWood hosts Concord on Thursday.

• Girls Golf

Maconaquah 227, Rochester 228, Valley 228

At Peru, Valley was only one stroke behind first place, but ended in third at the Peru Municipal Course on Tuesday.

Brenda Rose shot a 49 to lead the Vikings.

Valley (5-7) will be at Norwell Golf Course on Thursday to play Huntington North at 4:30 p.m.

MACONAQUAH 227, ROCHESTER 228, VALLEY 228

Valley - Rose 49, Pontious 59, Weaver 60, Tilden 60, Gast 67, Rock 70

Manchester 190,

West Noble 251

At Ligonier, Manchester's girls golf team fired a season-low score of 190 en route to a Tuesday win over West Noble. Manchester improved to 7-1.

Dorey Bungitak, Manchester's No. 2 golfer, shot a personal-best score of 41 to lead the Squires. Manchester No. 1 golfer Katie Parker shot a 46.

Manchester hosts Maconaquah Thursday at Sycamore Golf Club.

MANCHESTER 190, WEST NOBLE 251

Manchester - Katie Parker 46, Dorey Bungitak 41, Kasha Wieland 55, Jodee Ruppel 49, Demara Knight 54

JV: NO TEAM SCORE KEPT

Manchester - Alexis Leininger 56, Christina Evans 65, Wendy Reyonds 67, Lindsey Hix 62

Concord 204, Wawasee 233, Northridge 241

At Black Squirrel Golf Course near Goshen, Wawasee's Kari Wortinger shot a season-best score of 39 as the Warriors won their third match of the season. Her score earned her medalist honors on Tuesday.

Wortinger's 39 was twenty strokes better than everyone else on her team. Julia Wolfe had a 59 for the Warriors.

Wawasee, 3-12, meets Culver Girls Academy in a Wednesday match at Maxwelton Golf Club in Syracuse.

CONCORD 204, WAWASEE 233, NORTHRIDGE 241

Wawasee - Kari Wortinger 39, Julia Wolfe 59, Steph Wihebrink 66, Kelly Drake 69, Emily Robertson 71

Concord - Michelle Koehler 50, April Ash 45, Eric Amt 56, Lindy Laub 53, Ashley Hooley 74

Northridge - Janelle Reigsecker 57, Kelly Gorsuch 62, Geniese Trotter 66, Stephanie Berry 56, Sarah Gray 79

• Cross Country

Boys: Penn 19, NorthWood 44; Girls: Penn 23, NorthWood 44

At Nappanee, Aaron Hoover placed second overall for NorthWood, but Penn still defeated the Panthers (1-2) on Tuesday. Penn had 10 of the top 11 finishers.

The NorthWood girls lost for the first time this year.

Brooke Tobias took first place overall for NorthWood (2-1) with a time of 15:48. NorthWood will be at South Bend Adams on Thursday at 5 p.m.

BOYS: PENN 19, NORTHWOOD 66

1. Baloun (P) 16:34, 2. Hoover (NW), 3. Stefaniah (P), 4. D. Burk (P), 5. Power (P), 6. K. Rzepka (P), 7. Addis (P), 8. C. Rzepka (P), 9. A. Burk (P), 10. Beisel (P), 12. Davidhizer (NW), 14. Rummel (NW), 16. Myers (NW), 22. Lechlitner (NW), 27. Sarber (NW), 29. Levarno (NW)

GIRLS: PENN 23, NORTHWOOD 44

1. Tobias (NW) 15:48, 2. Jordan (P), 3. Witkop (P), 4. Switalski (P), 5. Callander (NW), 6. Strange-Harris (P), 7. Morris (NW), 8. Smith (P), 9. Fozo (P), 10. Failing (P), 11. Schueller (NW), 20. Whitehead (NW), 22. Zell (NW), 25. Carlin (NW), 28. Bonewitz (NW), 41. Hoover (NW)

Manchester, Whitko Compete At Huntington

At Huntington, Manchester and Whitko's cross country teams both lost to Huntington North on Tuesday.

Girls scores were as follows: Manchester 17, Whitko 38; Huntington North 19, Manchester 43; and Huntington North 15, Whitko 50.

Boys scores were as follows: Whitko 22, Manchester 33; Huntington North 17, Manchester 44; and Huntington North 17, Whitko 41.

BOYS: WHITKO 22, MANCHESTER 33; HUNTINGTON NORTH 17, MANCHESTER 44; HUNTINGTON NORTH 17, WHITKO 41

1. Cameron Norris (HN) 16:16, 2. Josh Eckert (HN) 16:57, 3. Joel Cotton (HN) 17:20, 4. Jeremy Stacy (M) 17:21, 5. David Kiefer (HN) 18:08, 6. Mike McKeighen (W) 18:15, 7. Tylen Hull (W) 18:18, 8. Nick Bustos (HN) 18:21, 9. Daryl Nicodemus (W) 18:28, 10. Travis Asher (HN) 18:36, 11. Jered Deckena (W) 18:38, 12. Josh Hileman (M) 18:45, 13. Daniel Walter (M) 18:48, 15. Phil Fetro (W) 18:58, 16. Derek Miller (M) 19:13, 18. Ian Riccus (M) 19:29

GIRLS: MANCHESTER 17, WHITKO 38; HUNTINGTON NORTH 19, MANCHESTER 43; HUNTINGTON NORTH 15, WHITKO 50

1. Megan Spencer (HN) 16:08, 2. Shay Knecht (M) 16:10, 3. Sabrina Cohee (HN) 16:39, 4. Jaime Brewer (HN) 16:58, 5. Heather Stoffel (HN) 16:59, 7. Rebecca Groff (HN) 17:04, 8. Marie Arnold (HN) 17:05, 9. Marissa Knecht (M) 17:38, 10. Steph Asher (HN) 17:46, 13. Jocelyn Warren (M) 18:09, 14. Brook Southworth (W) 18:18, 16. Cassie Markstahler (M) 18:25, 18. Christy Markstahler (M) 19:10

Triton Sweeps Meet

At Lakeville, Triton's boys and girls cross country teams took care of Bremen and LaVille on Tuesday.

The Triton boys won with 18 points, while Bremen had 61 and LaVille 101. The Triton girls won with 27 points, while Bremen had 30 and LaVille 85.

Triton's Shelly Miller won the girls race with a time of 16:46, while Triton's Mason McIntyre won the boys race with a time of 17:21.

Triton competes in the Caston Invitational on Thursday.

BOYS: TRITON 18, BREMEN 61, LAVILLE 101

1. Mason McIntyre (T) 17:21, 2. Chris Leiter (T) 18:41, 3. Jason Bules (T) 18:50, 4. Matt Hygema (L) 18:56, 5. Wes Rettinger (T) 19:00, 6. T.J. Goldrick (B) 19:10, 7. Brandon Zeider (T) 19:25, 8. Matt Savill (T) 19:32, 9. Matt Ingle (B) 19:46, 10. Jason Lemler (T) 19:58, 11. Ryan Klotz (T) 20:02, 12. Justin Vining (T) 20:29, 13. Matt Rupert (B) 20:28, 14. Brian Bell (T) 20:33, 15. Rob Salyer (T) 20:54, 16. John Smore (B) 21:12, 17. Josh Lovelace (B) 21:50, 18. Brian Beall (B) 21:55, 20. Ryan Johanson (B) 22:52

GIRLS: TRITON 27, BREMEN 30, LAVILLE 85

1. Shelly Miller (T) 16:46, 2. Rehan Kreft (T) 18:27, 3. Laura LaVine (B) 18:55, 4. Lissa Bradley (T) 19:06, 5. Maribel Alvarado (B) 19:23, 6. Kim Main (B) 19:28, 7. Liz Berndt (B) 19:28, 8. Liz Miller (T) 20:20, 9. Amy Leeper (B) 20:47, 10. Melody McRoberts (B) 20:50, 11. Krista Wilke (B) 20:52, 12. Devan Marsh (T) 21:05, 14. Holly Starkey (B) 21:47, 17. Kaycee Wilkie (B) 22:28, 18. Meghan Root (B) 22:40, 19. Katy Bannister (T) 22:55

• Boys Soccer

Warsaw 1, SB Riley 1

The Warsaw Tigers tied their first home game of the year as Warsaw's Kyle Smith scored with just two minutes remaining to knot the score on Tuesday. The Tigers outshot Riley 12-4 and controlled most of the action. Riley's only goal came on a penalty kick 17 minutes into the game.

In junior varsity action, Warsaw came away with a 4-0 victory.

Warsaw will travel to Concord on Thursday for the first NLC contest of the season.

• Tennis

Triton 3, LaVille 2

At Bourbon, Triton won two singles matches and a doubles match to beat LaVille on Tuesday.

Adam Heckaman and Josh Heck picked up singles wins, while Justin Staublin and Kent Roberts won a doubles match.

Triton, 2-1 overall and 1-1 in the Northern State Conference, is at Plymouth this afternoon.

TRITON 3, LAVILLE 2

Singles

No. 1 - John Gilmer (L) def. Art Blackmer 6-4, 6-4

No. 2 - Josh Heck (T) def. Jason Menting 6-4, 6-4

No. 3 - Adam Heckaman (T) def. Ryan Cox 6-1, 6-1

Doubles

No. 1 - Jeremiah Clark/Jacob Clark (L) def. Nick Heckaman/Schuyler Stutzman 6-3, 6-8, 6-2

No. 2 - Justin Staublin/Kent Roberts (T) def. Dustin Schafer/Scott Huffer 6-3, 7-5

• Boys Soccer

Warsaw 1, SB Riley 1

The Warsaw Tigers tied their first home game of the year as Warsaw's Kyle Smith scored with just two minutes remaining to knot the score on Tuesday. The Tigers outshot Riley 12-4 and controlled most of the action. Riley's only goal came on a penalty kick 17 minutes into the game.

In junior varsity action, Warsaw came away with a 4-0 victory.

Warsaw will travel to Concord on Thursday for the first NLC contest of the season. [[In-content Ad]]