Warsaw Girls Soccer Stays Unbeaten With 4-3 Win Over Memorial
July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.
By Staff Report-
After Memorial drew first blood, the Lady Tigers tied the game in the 23rd minute on Van Wormer’s first goal, assisted by Julie Frazzetta.
After being tied at halftime, Van Wormer scored in the 46th and 48th minutes, assisted by Anna Grill each time. Grill then got a goal of her own in the 51st minute, assisted by Brenna Shipley.
Warsaw had allowed five goals in its first seven matches before Memorial scored three times, including twice in the second half, before the Lady Tigers could secure the win.
The Lady Tiger JV team also won their game 6-1.
Warsaw, now 8-0 overall and 4-0 in the conference, continues NLC play Thursday when it hosts Concord.
Volleyball
Tuesday in Middlebury
Visiting Warsaw fell in three sets 25-18, 25-17, 25-22 to the Northridge Lady Raiders Tuesday night.Lady Tiger starters Cassie Hoag and Peyton Adameic were not available for the match. Katie Bragg led Warsaw with 48 assists.
Warsaw will host East Noble this evening.
NORTHRIDGE DEF. WARSAW
25-18, 25-17, 25-22
Warsaw: Aces – Erin Peugh 3; Assists – Katy Bragg 48; Blocks – Courtney Steffensmeier 2; Digs – Lina Mayer 14, Kacy Bragg 14; Kills – Mayer 14, Haley Peterson 13
JV – Warsaw def. Northridge 25-14, 25-17
Warsaw: Aces – Alicia Sikora 3, Abby Serbousek 3, Raina Armey 2, Katie Swanson 2, Jamie Grose 2; Assists – Sikora 13; Digs – Armey 7, Serbousek 5, Grose 4, Sikora 2; Kills – Hannah Leach 6, Nikki Parrett 6, Grose 2, Serbousek 2, Swanson 2
Record – Warsaw 9-0 (3-0 NLC)
Tuesday in South Whitley
Brianna Tackett had two blocks and six kills, and Haley Yohe added four aces and 16 assists in Whitko’s 25-10, 25-17, 25-5 home win over Three Rivers Conference foe Peru.Kaitlyn Reed was credited with eight digs, six aces and five kills for the Lady Wildcats. Emily Hughes and Emily Day had four kills and two aces each in the winning effort.
The Whitko JV was also victorious 25-23, 25-8.
Next up for Whitko, now 9-3 and 2-0 in the TRC, is a rematch with Manchester. The two TRC teams played a five-set, non-conference thriller won by the Lady Squires on Aug. 27.
Tuesday in North Manchester
After winning the opening set, Manchester fell 21-25, 25-14, 25-20, 25-20 to Columbia City in a non-conference volleyball match.The Lady Squires JV team also lost 25-19, 25-16.
Manchester will host a Three Rivers Conference match with Whitko on Thursday.
COLUMBIA CITY DEF.
MANCHESTER
21-25, 25-14, 25-20, 25-20
Manchester: Aces – Kendra Auler 3. Kendra Binkley 2, Cierra Carter 2 Emma Casper 1; Kills – Binkley 10, Corrie Osborne 7, Carter 5, Sydney Day 5, Anna Osborne 2, Mattie McKee 1. Blocks – Carter 1; Assists – Auler 14, C. Osborne 7, A. Osborne 1. Digs – Carter 17, Casper 14, C. Osborne 10, Karly Eichenauer 9, Auler 5, Binkley 4, Emma West 4, A. Osborne 2, Day 1, McKee 1
JV – Columbia City def. Manchester
25-19, 25-16
Manchester: Digs – Kennedy Rosen 8, Paige Wagoner 8, West 6, Alicia Fields 4, Kennidy Lauer 1; Aces – Fields 4, Wagoner 1; kills – Lauer 3, Rosen 2, Fields 1
Tuesday in Akron
Tippecanoe Valley earned a Three Rivers Conference win, 25-19, 25-14, 25-23, over North Miami Tuesday.Statistical leaders for the Lady Vikings were Abby Betten with 15 kills, Maddy Henninger and Shayleigh Shriver with a pair of service aces each, Maddy Henninger with 15 assists and Shayleigh Shriver with 10 digs.
Now 9-5 on the season and 3-1 in the TRC, Valley will host Triton in a non-conference match Thursday.
Tuesday in Bourbon
Triton tripped Hoosier North Athletic Conference foe North Judson 25-22, 25-16, 25-21 Tuesday.Nichole Sechrist had 10 digs for the Lady Trojans and Jaela Meister had seven kills. Quinn Downing, Meister and Sechrist had two aces each.
The JV also beat North Judson 19-25, 25-23 and 15-12.
The Lady Trojans will travel to Akron to take on Tippecanoe Valley on Thursday.
TRITON DEF. NORTH JUDSON
25-22, 25-16, 25-21
Triton: Kills – Jaela Meister 7, Nicole Sechrist 4, Emma Ross 1; Aces – Quinn Downing 2, Meister 2, Sechrist 2, Ross 1, Courtney Jennings 1; Digs – Sechrist 10, Hannah Wanemacher 9, Meister 8, Downing 7, Ross 6, Charlotte Morris 1; Blocks – Jennings 1
JV – Triton def. N. Judson 19-25, 25-23, 15-12
Boys Soccer
Tuesday in Elkhart
Warsaw came out strong in the first 20 minutes, and the Tigers’ Edward Esqueda scored an early goal. But Elkhart Memorial came back for the 3-1 Northern Lakes Conference home win Tuesday.The JV team also fell to Memorial, 2-0.
The Tigers next match is Tuesday when NorthWood comes to town.
Tuesday in North Manchester
Elisel Guerrero, Braydon Sewell and Colin McNeeley all scored goals in the second half to lead Manchester to a 3-0 Three Rivers Conference win over visiting Rochester.Manchester is now 6-1-1 overall and 2-0 in the TRC, and will travel to Marion and take on Eastbrook.
Boys Tennis
Tuesday in Warsaw
Warsaw got wins at No. 2 and No. 3 singles and at No. 1 doubles to edge Northridge 3-2 in Northern Lakes Conference play.Colton Lind was a straight-set winner at No. 2 singles for the Tigers, as was Andrew Gauger at No. 3 singles. Justin Stout and David Homme dropped their first set before winning the last two to clinch the Tiger win.
The Tigers are back in action Thursday evening when they host Fort Wayne Canterbury.
WARSAW 3, NORTHRIDGE 2
SINGLES: NO. 1 – James Dugle (NR) def. Christopher Herendeen in three sets; No. 2 – Colton Lind (W) def. Simon Grevengoed 6-4, 6-2; No. 3 – Andrew Gauger (W) def. Logan Corns 6-3, 6-1
Doubles: No. 1 – Justin Stout & David Homme (W) def. Aadarsh Patel & Alex Gingerich 3-6, 6-2, 6-3; No. 2 – Eric Firstenberger & Drew Wheatley (NR) def. Hudson Snyder & Hayden Steger 2-6, 6-1, 6-3
JV – Warsaw 4, Northridge 0
Singles: No. 1 – Spencer Britton (W) def. Aman Patel 6-1, 6-1; No. 2 – Reuben Williams (W) def. Ethan Siegel 8-2; No. 3 – Nolan Knight (W) def. Mitchell Williams (NR) 8-1
Doubles – Nick Marsh & Ethan Hoff (W) def. Ethan Siegel & Mitchell Williams 8-1
Tuesday in Goshen
Wawasee was swept in the four completed matches at Goshen in Northern Lakes Conference play Tuesday. Cal Heinisch at No. 3 singles is tied with Hugh Birkey at one set each, and the match will resume Friday.The Warriors will host Northridge Thursday.
GOSHEN 4, WAWASEE 0
Singles: No. 1 – Hudson Kay (G) def. 6-0, 6-2; No. 2 – Evan Beck (G) def. Nathan Perek 6-0, 6-0; No. 3 – Cal Heinisch (W) tied with Hugh Birkey 6-3, 2-6 (match suspended)
Doubles: No. 1 – Luke Rush & Logan Troyer (G) def. Cameron Brill and Tim Conley 6-1, 6-1; No. 2 – Giovanni Aguayo & Jacob Greuve (G) def. Evan Krueger & Dylan Staley 6-1, 6-2
Record – Wawasee 4-5 (0-3 NLC)
JV – Goshen 7, Wawasee 0
Cross Country
Tuesday in Bourbon
Bailee McIntire won the girls race for Triton, but Culver Academy got the next seven runners across the finish line to take a 20-46 win at Potawatomi Wildlife Park.Bailey Watkins was third in the boys race for the Trojans, and Shawn Honeycutt was eighth but Triton lost 18-44.
The teams will race Tippecanoe Valley and host Rochester in a Three Rivers Conference race Tuesday.
CULVER ACAD. GIRLS 20, TRITON 43
Triton – 1. Baylee McIntire 22:45, 9. Aimee Gladieux 25:34, 10. Abigail Powell 26.09, 11. Michaela Best 27:12, 12. Alisha May 32:13
CULVER ACADEMY BOYS 18, TRITON 44
Triton – 1. Bailey Watkins 19:41, 8. Shawn Honeycutt 20:40, 10. Brock Watkins 23:00, 11. Brendan Ray 24:01, 12. J.D. Goodrich 29:25
Tuesday in Monroeville
Heritage earned a narrow 30-31 win over Whitko’s girls cross country team, while the Patriot boys team won 23-41.Brigit Nemitz, Suzi Sickafoose and Hanna Yohe finished 1-2-3 for the Lady Wildcats, but Heritage got the next five places for the win.
Josh Wright and Logan Busz finished 2-3 in the boys race for Whitko.
Both teams will run in Saturday’s Tippecanoe Valley Invitational.
HERITAGE GIRLS 30, WHITKO 31
Results – 1. Brigit Nemitz (W) 20:28, 2. Suzi Sickafoose (W) 20:46, 3. Hanna Yohe (W) 22:31, 4. Rachel Saxton (H) 23:22, 5. Roz Everhart (H) 23:40, 6. Emily McKinnon (H) 24:14, 7. Rylee Jarrell (H) 24:28, 8. Isabelle Higgins (H) 24:56. 9. Lizz Foutz (W) 25:27, 10. Sydney Beinz (W) 26:55, 11. Emily Buuck (W) 27:35, 12. Miranda Gerardot (H) 28:05, 13. Katie Bauer (H) 28:55, 14. Claire Selking (H) 29:04, 15. Kate Buuck (H) 40:35
HERITAGE BOYS 23, WHITKO 41
Results – 1. Devin Schmenk (H) 17:19, 2. Josh Wright (W) 17:27, 3. Logan Busz (W) 18:06, 4. Jack Beauchot (H) 18:19, 5. Heath Selking (H) 19:16, 6. Andy Kohrman (H) 19:39, 7. Chet V. (H) 19:46, 8. Jacob Anderson (H) 19:47, 9. Robert Anderson (H) 20:22, 10. Zack Freel (W) 20:26, 11. Ezra Miller (W) 20:49, 12. Cal Springer (H) 23:12, 13. Connor Dager (H) 25:00, 14. Quin Schoof (H) 26:40, 15. Kort Gebert (W) 26:50[[In-content Ad]]
After Memorial drew first blood, the Lady Tigers tied the game in the 23rd minute on Van Wormer’s first goal, assisted by Julie Frazzetta.
After being tied at halftime, Van Wormer scored in the 46th and 48th minutes, assisted by Anna Grill each time. Grill then got a goal of her own in the 51st minute, assisted by Brenna Shipley.
Warsaw had allowed five goals in its first seven matches before Memorial scored three times, including twice in the second half, before the Lady Tigers could secure the win.
The Lady Tiger JV team also won their game 6-1.
Warsaw, now 8-0 overall and 4-0 in the conference, continues NLC play Thursday when it hosts Concord.
Volleyball
Tuesday in Middlebury
Visiting Warsaw fell in three sets 25-18, 25-17, 25-22 to the Northridge Lady Raiders Tuesday night.Lady Tiger starters Cassie Hoag and Peyton Adameic were not available for the match. Katie Bragg led Warsaw with 48 assists.
Warsaw will host East Noble this evening.
NORTHRIDGE DEF. WARSAW
25-18, 25-17, 25-22
Warsaw: Aces – Erin Peugh 3; Assists – Katy Bragg 48; Blocks – Courtney Steffensmeier 2; Digs – Lina Mayer 14, Kacy Bragg 14; Kills – Mayer 14, Haley Peterson 13
JV – Warsaw def. Northridge 25-14, 25-17
Warsaw: Aces – Alicia Sikora 3, Abby Serbousek 3, Raina Armey 2, Katie Swanson 2, Jamie Grose 2; Assists – Sikora 13; Digs – Armey 7, Serbousek 5, Grose 4, Sikora 2; Kills – Hannah Leach 6, Nikki Parrett 6, Grose 2, Serbousek 2, Swanson 2
Record – Warsaw 9-0 (3-0 NLC)
Tuesday in South Whitley
Brianna Tackett had two blocks and six kills, and Haley Yohe added four aces and 16 assists in Whitko’s 25-10, 25-17, 25-5 home win over Three Rivers Conference foe Peru.Kaitlyn Reed was credited with eight digs, six aces and five kills for the Lady Wildcats. Emily Hughes and Emily Day had four kills and two aces each in the winning effort.
The Whitko JV was also victorious 25-23, 25-8.
Next up for Whitko, now 9-3 and 2-0 in the TRC, is a rematch with Manchester. The two TRC teams played a five-set, non-conference thriller won by the Lady Squires on Aug. 27.
Tuesday in North Manchester
After winning the opening set, Manchester fell 21-25, 25-14, 25-20, 25-20 to Columbia City in a non-conference volleyball match.The Lady Squires JV team also lost 25-19, 25-16.
Manchester will host a Three Rivers Conference match with Whitko on Thursday.
COLUMBIA CITY DEF.
MANCHESTER
21-25, 25-14, 25-20, 25-20
Manchester: Aces – Kendra Auler 3. Kendra Binkley 2, Cierra Carter 2 Emma Casper 1; Kills – Binkley 10, Corrie Osborne 7, Carter 5, Sydney Day 5, Anna Osborne 2, Mattie McKee 1. Blocks – Carter 1; Assists – Auler 14, C. Osborne 7, A. Osborne 1. Digs – Carter 17, Casper 14, C. Osborne 10, Karly Eichenauer 9, Auler 5, Binkley 4, Emma West 4, A. Osborne 2, Day 1, McKee 1
JV – Columbia City def. Manchester
25-19, 25-16
Manchester: Digs – Kennedy Rosen 8, Paige Wagoner 8, West 6, Alicia Fields 4, Kennidy Lauer 1; Aces – Fields 4, Wagoner 1; kills – Lauer 3, Rosen 2, Fields 1
Tuesday in Akron
Tippecanoe Valley earned a Three Rivers Conference win, 25-19, 25-14, 25-23, over North Miami Tuesday.Statistical leaders for the Lady Vikings were Abby Betten with 15 kills, Maddy Henninger and Shayleigh Shriver with a pair of service aces each, Maddy Henninger with 15 assists and Shayleigh Shriver with 10 digs.
Now 9-5 on the season and 3-1 in the TRC, Valley will host Triton in a non-conference match Thursday.
Tuesday in Bourbon
Triton tripped Hoosier North Athletic Conference foe North Judson 25-22, 25-16, 25-21 Tuesday.Nichole Sechrist had 10 digs for the Lady Trojans and Jaela Meister had seven kills. Quinn Downing, Meister and Sechrist had two aces each.
The JV also beat North Judson 19-25, 25-23 and 15-12.
The Lady Trojans will travel to Akron to take on Tippecanoe Valley on Thursday.
TRITON DEF. NORTH JUDSON
25-22, 25-16, 25-21
Triton: Kills – Jaela Meister 7, Nicole Sechrist 4, Emma Ross 1; Aces – Quinn Downing 2, Meister 2, Sechrist 2, Ross 1, Courtney Jennings 1; Digs – Sechrist 10, Hannah Wanemacher 9, Meister 8, Downing 7, Ross 6, Charlotte Morris 1; Blocks – Jennings 1
JV – Triton def. N. Judson 19-25, 25-23, 15-12
Boys Soccer
Tuesday in Elkhart
Warsaw came out strong in the first 20 minutes, and the Tigers’ Edward Esqueda scored an early goal. But Elkhart Memorial came back for the 3-1 Northern Lakes Conference home win Tuesday.The JV team also fell to Memorial, 2-0.
The Tigers next match is Tuesday when NorthWood comes to town.
Tuesday in North Manchester
Elisel Guerrero, Braydon Sewell and Colin McNeeley all scored goals in the second half to lead Manchester to a 3-0 Three Rivers Conference win over visiting Rochester.Manchester is now 6-1-1 overall and 2-0 in the TRC, and will travel to Marion and take on Eastbrook.
Boys Tennis
Tuesday in Warsaw
Warsaw got wins at No. 2 and No. 3 singles and at No. 1 doubles to edge Northridge 3-2 in Northern Lakes Conference play.Colton Lind was a straight-set winner at No. 2 singles for the Tigers, as was Andrew Gauger at No. 3 singles. Justin Stout and David Homme dropped their first set before winning the last two to clinch the Tiger win.
The Tigers are back in action Thursday evening when they host Fort Wayne Canterbury.
WARSAW 3, NORTHRIDGE 2
SINGLES: NO. 1 – James Dugle (NR) def. Christopher Herendeen in three sets; No. 2 – Colton Lind (W) def. Simon Grevengoed 6-4, 6-2; No. 3 – Andrew Gauger (W) def. Logan Corns 6-3, 6-1
Doubles: No. 1 – Justin Stout & David Homme (W) def. Aadarsh Patel & Alex Gingerich 3-6, 6-2, 6-3; No. 2 – Eric Firstenberger & Drew Wheatley (NR) def. Hudson Snyder & Hayden Steger 2-6, 6-1, 6-3
JV – Warsaw 4, Northridge 0
Singles: No. 1 – Spencer Britton (W) def. Aman Patel 6-1, 6-1; No. 2 – Reuben Williams (W) def. Ethan Siegel 8-2; No. 3 – Nolan Knight (W) def. Mitchell Williams (NR) 8-1
Doubles – Nick Marsh & Ethan Hoff (W) def. Ethan Siegel & Mitchell Williams 8-1
Tuesday in Goshen
Wawasee was swept in the four completed matches at Goshen in Northern Lakes Conference play Tuesday. Cal Heinisch at No. 3 singles is tied with Hugh Birkey at one set each, and the match will resume Friday.The Warriors will host Northridge Thursday.
GOSHEN 4, WAWASEE 0
Singles: No. 1 – Hudson Kay (G) def. 6-0, 6-2; No. 2 – Evan Beck (G) def. Nathan Perek 6-0, 6-0; No. 3 – Cal Heinisch (W) tied with Hugh Birkey 6-3, 2-6 (match suspended)
Doubles: No. 1 – Luke Rush & Logan Troyer (G) def. Cameron Brill and Tim Conley 6-1, 6-1; No. 2 – Giovanni Aguayo & Jacob Greuve (G) def. Evan Krueger & Dylan Staley 6-1, 6-2
Record – Wawasee 4-5 (0-3 NLC)
JV – Goshen 7, Wawasee 0
Cross Country
Tuesday in Bourbon
Bailee McIntire won the girls race for Triton, but Culver Academy got the next seven runners across the finish line to take a 20-46 win at Potawatomi Wildlife Park.Bailey Watkins was third in the boys race for the Trojans, and Shawn Honeycutt was eighth but Triton lost 18-44.
The teams will race Tippecanoe Valley and host Rochester in a Three Rivers Conference race Tuesday.
CULVER ACAD. GIRLS 20, TRITON 43
Triton – 1. Baylee McIntire 22:45, 9. Aimee Gladieux 25:34, 10. Abigail Powell 26.09, 11. Michaela Best 27:12, 12. Alisha May 32:13
CULVER ACADEMY BOYS 18, TRITON 44
Triton – 1. Bailey Watkins 19:41, 8. Shawn Honeycutt 20:40, 10. Brock Watkins 23:00, 11. Brendan Ray 24:01, 12. J.D. Goodrich 29:25
Tuesday in Monroeville
Heritage earned a narrow 30-31 win over Whitko’s girls cross country team, while the Patriot boys team won 23-41.Brigit Nemitz, Suzi Sickafoose and Hanna Yohe finished 1-2-3 for the Lady Wildcats, but Heritage got the next five places for the win.
Josh Wright and Logan Busz finished 2-3 in the boys race for Whitko.
Both teams will run in Saturday’s Tippecanoe Valley Invitational.
HERITAGE GIRLS 30, WHITKO 31
Results – 1. Brigit Nemitz (W) 20:28, 2. Suzi Sickafoose (W) 20:46, 3. Hanna Yohe (W) 22:31, 4. Rachel Saxton (H) 23:22, 5. Roz Everhart (H) 23:40, 6. Emily McKinnon (H) 24:14, 7. Rylee Jarrell (H) 24:28, 8. Isabelle Higgins (H) 24:56. 9. Lizz Foutz (W) 25:27, 10. Sydney Beinz (W) 26:55, 11. Emily Buuck (W) 27:35, 12. Miranda Gerardot (H) 28:05, 13. Katie Bauer (H) 28:55, 14. Claire Selking (H) 29:04, 15. Kate Buuck (H) 40:35
HERITAGE BOYS 23, WHITKO 41
Results – 1. Devin Schmenk (H) 17:19, 2. Josh Wright (W) 17:27, 3. Logan Busz (W) 18:06, 4. Jack Beauchot (H) 18:19, 5. Heath Selking (H) 19:16, 6. Andy Kohrman (H) 19:39, 7. Chet V. (H) 19:46, 8. Jacob Anderson (H) 19:47, 9. Robert Anderson (H) 20:22, 10. Zack Freel (W) 20:26, 11. Ezra Miller (W) 20:49, 12. Cal Springer (H) 23:12, 13. Connor Dager (H) 25:00, 14. Quin Schoof (H) 26:40, 15. Kort Gebert (W) 26:50[[In-content Ad]]
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