Wawasee Tennis Earns First NLC Win, Beats NorthWood
July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.
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Nathan Perek at No. 3 singles needed three sets to take down Nate Nunemaker 4-6, 6-2, 6-4 to swing the match the Warriors’ way. Nate Haines lost just two games in a straight-set win at No. 1 singles, and Cal Heinisch won in stright sets at No. 2 singles.
The Warriors take a 5-9 record, and 1-6 in the NLC, into the conference tournament that begins Wednesday in Warsaw.
WAWASEE 3, NORTHWOOD 2
Singles: No. 1 – Nate Haines (W) def. Court Clark 6-1, 6-1; No. 2 – Cal Heinisch (W) def. Cam Stillson 6-1, 6-2; No. 3 – Nathan Perek (W def. Nate Nunemaker 4-6, 6-2, 6-4
Doubles: No. 1 – Brock Beehler & Jarred Hoffman (NW) def. Tim Conley & Dylan Staley 6-2, 6-2; No. 2 – Brant Most & Trevor Klotz (NW) def. Cameron Brill & Chase Jones 6-4, 6-2
Record – Wawasee 5-9 (1-6 NLC)
JV – NorthWood 6, Wawasee 4
Singles: No. 1 – Trevor Haessig (W) def. Chandler Gillum 7-6 (7-2), 6-4; No. 2 – Jarrett Skaggs (NW) def. Graham Perek 8-2; No. 3 – Brady Robinson (W) def. Nick Sherk 8-6; No. 4 – Matt Checkley (NW) def. Aaron Troutman 8-6; no. 5 – g. Perek (W) def. Jacob Mestach 6-1
Doubles: No. 1 – Breydon Stankovich & Zach Snider (NW) def. Mason Gray & Hawkins Ragland 7-5, 6-2; No. 2 – Travon Schwartz & Taylor Miller (NW) def. Auston Kline & Jake Cowan 8-2; No. 3 – Drew Flickinger & Grant Topping (NW) def. Evan Richey & Noah Wilson 8-1; No. 4 – Richey & Wilson (W) def. Brennan Yoder & Tyler Hahn 6-2; No. 5 – Jacob Stonger & Tanner Demien (NW) def. Kline & Cowan 6-3
Monday in Warsaw
The Warsaw Tigers got wins at No. 2 doubles and No. 3 singles in a 3-2 loss to Concord in the Northern Lakes Conference finale for the Tigers.
The doubles team of Hayden Stiger and Hudson Snyder needed three sets to beat Concord’s Braden Fish and Jake Lovette 6-2, 5-7, 6-4. Andrew Gauger lost just two games in his straight-set win over Nate Slabach.
The Tigers start the NLC Conference Championships Wednesday night at home.
CONCORD 3, WARSAW 2
Singles: No. 1 – Will Boyer (C) def. Justin Stout 6-1, 6-3; No. 2 – Riley Huffer (C) def. Colton Lind 7-6 (7-4), 6-1; No. 3 – Andrew Gauger (W) def. Nate Slabach 6-1, 6-1
Doubles: No. 1 – Mitch Boyer & Nathan Hermon (C) def. Christopher Herendeen & David Homme 6-4, 6-2; No. 2 – Hayden Steger & Hudson Snyder (W) def. Braden Fish & Jake Lovette 6-2, 5-7, 6-4
JV – Warsaw 9. Concord 3
Singles: No. 1 – Spencer Britton (W) def. Jacob Shetterly 6-1, 6-1; No. 2 – Reuben Williams (W) def. Tate Nicoson 8-6; No. 3 – Nolan Knight (W) def. Broc Johnson 8-6; No. 4 – Gidegon Buter (C) def. Brandon Chan 7-6
Doubles: No. 1 – Nick Marsh & Kyler Bartol (W) def. Freddy Buckingham & Drew McDougle 6-3, 6-2; No. 2 – Michael Hoffman & Nate Rose (C) def. Ethan Hoff & Bryce Pequignot 9-7; No. 3 – Keeton Bartol & Darrin Knisley (W) def. Alex Serwatka & Brandon Pletcher 6-3; No. 4 – Jacob Grimm & Eric Baumgartner (W) def. Mark Rich & Brock Troyer 6-2; No. 5 – Jarod Barber & Diego Miguel (W) def. Jack Steele & Grand Luchesse 6-0; No. 6 – Bailey Burht & Grant Wolf (W) def. Carson Green & Cal Whitaker 7-6 (7-3); No. 7 – Dawson Vilamaa & Tanner Lockridge (W) def. Isaac Fisher & Jared Kohn 6-2; No. 9 – Tate Nicoson & Broc Johnson (C) def. Noah Hutton & Jarett Orr 6-0
Monday in Columbia City
Manchester got wins in both doubles matches and at No. 1 singles to take down Columbia City 3-2 Monday at the Eagles’ courts.
Neither Max Karg at No. 1 singles nor the No. 1 doubles combination of Noah Cain and Matthew Pegg lost a game in their straight-set wins. Heath Dierks and Luke Donathan beat the Eagles’ Tyler Coyle and Braden Baker 6-3, 6-0 to secure the win for the Squires.
Now 7-4 overall, the Squires will host Triton this afternoon and Tippecanoe Valley on Thursday.
MANCHESTER 3
COLUMBIA CITY 2
Singles: No. 1 – Max Karg (M) def. Andrew Jagger 6-0, 6-0; No. 2 – Dillon Reed (CC) def. Spence Trick 6-0, 5-7 10-4 point tiebreaker; No. 3 – Matt Kennedy (CC) def. Parker Wagoner 6-2. 6-3
Doubles: No. 1 – Noah Cain & Matthew Pegg (M) def. Dustin Braunsdorf & Garrett Anspach 6-0, 6-0; No. 2 – Heath Dierks & Luke Donathan (Man) def. Tyler Coyle & Braden Baker 6-3, 6-0
Record – Manchester 7-4
Monday in South Whitley
West Noble swept the Whitko Wildcats 5-0 in non-conference boys tennis Monday at the Wildcats’ courts.
The Wildcats return to Three Rivers Conference play this afternoon when they travel to Akron and take on Tippecanoe Valley.
Volleyball
Monday in North Manchester
After dropping a closely-contested first set, Manchester was swept 27-25, 25-19 and 25-18 by Rochester in Three Rivers Conference play Monday.
Kendra Binkley had 10 kills and four digs for the Lady Squires. Kendra Auler had 14 assists and Cierra Carter 15 digs for Manchester.
The junior varsity team won in straight sets, 25-24, 25-15.
The Lady Squires travel to Bunker Hill to take on Maconaquah on Thursday.
ROCHESTER DEF. MANCHESTER
27-25, 25-19, 25-18
Manchester: Aces – Kendra Auler 3, Ali Casper 2, Karly Eichenauer 1; Kills – Kendra Binkley 10, Cierra Carter 6, Mattie McKee 3, Sydney Day 2, Casper 1, Eichenauer 1; Assists – Auler 14, Anna Osborne 1; Digs – Carter 15, Casper 9, Paige Wagoner 8, Auler 6, Emma West 5, Eichenauer 5, Binkley 4, Day 3, A. Osborne 2
JV – Manchester def. Rochester
25-24, 25-15
Manchester: Aces – Alicia Fields 4, Halie Wampler 3, Kennedy Rosen 2, Emma West 2; Kills – Wampler 2, Rosen 1, Kennidy Lauer 1, Ali Casper 1; Digs – Wagoner 4, West 4, Wampler 4, Casper 3, Rosen 3, Fields 1, Lauer 1
Girls Soccer
Monday in Fort Wayne
Elizabeth Van Wormer had a hat trick and added two assists to lead Warsaw to an 8-0 rout of Fort Wayne Snider Monday. The Lady Tigers remain unbeaten at 12-0 on the season.
Van Wormer had her three goals and both assists by the 31st minute of the game, helping the Lady Tigers establish a 5-0 lead at intermission. Anna Grill and Julie Frazzetta were the goal scorers on Van Wormer’s assists.
Sydney Weideman scored an unassisted goal to open the second-half scoring, and Mariah Rivera scored on an assist from Brenna Shipley in the 66th minute. Five minutes later, Alexis Myers closed out the scoring on a pass from Sarah Meade.
Rachel McClelleand was credited with three saves in goal, and Katiana Rodriguez made her varsity debut in goal for the Lady Tigers.
“Tonight was an impressive effort from the Lady Tigers,” said Warsaw head coach Peter Lucht. “The defense held firm, was organized and disciplined, and worked well as a unit to shut out a physical Snider team.
“The midfield battled hard throughout the evening, wining balls and distributing them well to the dangerous runs of the forwards. The overall work rate was fantastic. The teamwork was top-notch. Girls made runs for each other and were rewarded with excellent passes.”
The Warsaw junior varsity dropped a 3-0 decision to Snider.
Next up for the Lady Tigers is a Northern Lakes Conference match with Wawasee in Syracuse at 10 a.m. Saturday.
WARSAW 8
FORT WAYNE SNIDER 0
Warsaw scoring-First Half
W – Elizabeth Van Wormer (Anna Sullivan) 10th min.
W – Van Wormer (Anna Grill) 15th min.
W – Grill (Van Wormer) 26th min.
W – Van Wormer (Dayle Harvey) 29th min.
W – Julie Frazzetta (Van Wormer) 31st min.
Second half
W – Sydney Weideman (unassisted) 44th min.
W – Mariah Rivera (Brenna Shipley) 66th min.
W – Alexis Myers (Sarah Meade) 71st min.
Wednesday in North Manchester
Manchester got a goal from Carsyn Howard on an assist from Katelyn Andritsch to open the scoring in the second half, then Elizabeth Anguilm scored off another assist from Andritsch to take down Rochester 2-0 in Three Rivers Conference play Monday.
Now 7-3-2 for the season, the Lady Squires will take on Maconaquah in Bunker Hill on Wednesday.
MANCHESTER 2, ROCHESTER 0
Scoring-Second half
M – Carsyn Howard (Katelyn Andritsch)
M – Elizabeth Anguilm (Andritsch)
Wednesday in South Whitley
Senior Ilyssa Bennett recorded 13 saves for Whitko in a 5-0 home loss to Garrett Monday.
The Lady Wildcats will host Eastbrook on Wednesday.[[In-content Ad]]
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Nathan Perek at No. 3 singles needed three sets to take down Nate Nunemaker 4-6, 6-2, 6-4 to swing the match the Warriors’ way. Nate Haines lost just two games in a straight-set win at No. 1 singles, and Cal Heinisch won in stright sets at No. 2 singles.
The Warriors take a 5-9 record, and 1-6 in the NLC, into the conference tournament that begins Wednesday in Warsaw.
WAWASEE 3, NORTHWOOD 2
Singles: No. 1 – Nate Haines (W) def. Court Clark 6-1, 6-1; No. 2 – Cal Heinisch (W) def. Cam Stillson 6-1, 6-2; No. 3 – Nathan Perek (W def. Nate Nunemaker 4-6, 6-2, 6-4
Doubles: No. 1 – Brock Beehler & Jarred Hoffman (NW) def. Tim Conley & Dylan Staley 6-2, 6-2; No. 2 – Brant Most & Trevor Klotz (NW) def. Cameron Brill & Chase Jones 6-4, 6-2
Record – Wawasee 5-9 (1-6 NLC)
JV – NorthWood 6, Wawasee 4
Singles: No. 1 – Trevor Haessig (W) def. Chandler Gillum 7-6 (7-2), 6-4; No. 2 – Jarrett Skaggs (NW) def. Graham Perek 8-2; No. 3 – Brady Robinson (W) def. Nick Sherk 8-6; No. 4 – Matt Checkley (NW) def. Aaron Troutman 8-6; no. 5 – g. Perek (W) def. Jacob Mestach 6-1
Doubles: No. 1 – Breydon Stankovich & Zach Snider (NW) def. Mason Gray & Hawkins Ragland 7-5, 6-2; No. 2 – Travon Schwartz & Taylor Miller (NW) def. Auston Kline & Jake Cowan 8-2; No. 3 – Drew Flickinger & Grant Topping (NW) def. Evan Richey & Noah Wilson 8-1; No. 4 – Richey & Wilson (W) def. Brennan Yoder & Tyler Hahn 6-2; No. 5 – Jacob Stonger & Tanner Demien (NW) def. Kline & Cowan 6-3
Monday in Warsaw
The Warsaw Tigers got wins at No. 2 doubles and No. 3 singles in a 3-2 loss to Concord in the Northern Lakes Conference finale for the Tigers.
The doubles team of Hayden Stiger and Hudson Snyder needed three sets to beat Concord’s Braden Fish and Jake Lovette 6-2, 5-7, 6-4. Andrew Gauger lost just two games in his straight-set win over Nate Slabach.
The Tigers start the NLC Conference Championships Wednesday night at home.
CONCORD 3, WARSAW 2
Singles: No. 1 – Will Boyer (C) def. Justin Stout 6-1, 6-3; No. 2 – Riley Huffer (C) def. Colton Lind 7-6 (7-4), 6-1; No. 3 – Andrew Gauger (W) def. Nate Slabach 6-1, 6-1
Doubles: No. 1 – Mitch Boyer & Nathan Hermon (C) def. Christopher Herendeen & David Homme 6-4, 6-2; No. 2 – Hayden Steger & Hudson Snyder (W) def. Braden Fish & Jake Lovette 6-2, 5-7, 6-4
JV – Warsaw 9. Concord 3
Singles: No. 1 – Spencer Britton (W) def. Jacob Shetterly 6-1, 6-1; No. 2 – Reuben Williams (W) def. Tate Nicoson 8-6; No. 3 – Nolan Knight (W) def. Broc Johnson 8-6; No. 4 – Gidegon Buter (C) def. Brandon Chan 7-6
Doubles: No. 1 – Nick Marsh & Kyler Bartol (W) def. Freddy Buckingham & Drew McDougle 6-3, 6-2; No. 2 – Michael Hoffman & Nate Rose (C) def. Ethan Hoff & Bryce Pequignot 9-7; No. 3 – Keeton Bartol & Darrin Knisley (W) def. Alex Serwatka & Brandon Pletcher 6-3; No. 4 – Jacob Grimm & Eric Baumgartner (W) def. Mark Rich & Brock Troyer 6-2; No. 5 – Jarod Barber & Diego Miguel (W) def. Jack Steele & Grand Luchesse 6-0; No. 6 – Bailey Burht & Grant Wolf (W) def. Carson Green & Cal Whitaker 7-6 (7-3); No. 7 – Dawson Vilamaa & Tanner Lockridge (W) def. Isaac Fisher & Jared Kohn 6-2; No. 9 – Tate Nicoson & Broc Johnson (C) def. Noah Hutton & Jarett Orr 6-0
Monday in Columbia City
Manchester got wins in both doubles matches and at No. 1 singles to take down Columbia City 3-2 Monday at the Eagles’ courts.
Neither Max Karg at No. 1 singles nor the No. 1 doubles combination of Noah Cain and Matthew Pegg lost a game in their straight-set wins. Heath Dierks and Luke Donathan beat the Eagles’ Tyler Coyle and Braden Baker 6-3, 6-0 to secure the win for the Squires.
Now 7-4 overall, the Squires will host Triton this afternoon and Tippecanoe Valley on Thursday.
MANCHESTER 3
COLUMBIA CITY 2
Singles: No. 1 – Max Karg (M) def. Andrew Jagger 6-0, 6-0; No. 2 – Dillon Reed (CC) def. Spence Trick 6-0, 5-7 10-4 point tiebreaker; No. 3 – Matt Kennedy (CC) def. Parker Wagoner 6-2. 6-3
Doubles: No. 1 – Noah Cain & Matthew Pegg (M) def. Dustin Braunsdorf & Garrett Anspach 6-0, 6-0; No. 2 – Heath Dierks & Luke Donathan (Man) def. Tyler Coyle & Braden Baker 6-3, 6-0
Record – Manchester 7-4
Monday in South Whitley
West Noble swept the Whitko Wildcats 5-0 in non-conference boys tennis Monday at the Wildcats’ courts.
The Wildcats return to Three Rivers Conference play this afternoon when they travel to Akron and take on Tippecanoe Valley.
Volleyball
Monday in North Manchester
After dropping a closely-contested first set, Manchester was swept 27-25, 25-19 and 25-18 by Rochester in Three Rivers Conference play Monday.
Kendra Binkley had 10 kills and four digs for the Lady Squires. Kendra Auler had 14 assists and Cierra Carter 15 digs for Manchester.
The junior varsity team won in straight sets, 25-24, 25-15.
The Lady Squires travel to Bunker Hill to take on Maconaquah on Thursday.
ROCHESTER DEF. MANCHESTER
27-25, 25-19, 25-18
Manchester: Aces – Kendra Auler 3, Ali Casper 2, Karly Eichenauer 1; Kills – Kendra Binkley 10, Cierra Carter 6, Mattie McKee 3, Sydney Day 2, Casper 1, Eichenauer 1; Assists – Auler 14, Anna Osborne 1; Digs – Carter 15, Casper 9, Paige Wagoner 8, Auler 6, Emma West 5, Eichenauer 5, Binkley 4, Day 3, A. Osborne 2
JV – Manchester def. Rochester
25-24, 25-15
Manchester: Aces – Alicia Fields 4, Halie Wampler 3, Kennedy Rosen 2, Emma West 2; Kills – Wampler 2, Rosen 1, Kennidy Lauer 1, Ali Casper 1; Digs – Wagoner 4, West 4, Wampler 4, Casper 3, Rosen 3, Fields 1, Lauer 1
Girls Soccer
Monday in Fort Wayne
Elizabeth Van Wormer had a hat trick and added two assists to lead Warsaw to an 8-0 rout of Fort Wayne Snider Monday. The Lady Tigers remain unbeaten at 12-0 on the season.
Van Wormer had her three goals and both assists by the 31st minute of the game, helping the Lady Tigers establish a 5-0 lead at intermission. Anna Grill and Julie Frazzetta were the goal scorers on Van Wormer’s assists.
Sydney Weideman scored an unassisted goal to open the second-half scoring, and Mariah Rivera scored on an assist from Brenna Shipley in the 66th minute. Five minutes later, Alexis Myers closed out the scoring on a pass from Sarah Meade.
Rachel McClelleand was credited with three saves in goal, and Katiana Rodriguez made her varsity debut in goal for the Lady Tigers.
“Tonight was an impressive effort from the Lady Tigers,” said Warsaw head coach Peter Lucht. “The defense held firm, was organized and disciplined, and worked well as a unit to shut out a physical Snider team.
“The midfield battled hard throughout the evening, wining balls and distributing them well to the dangerous runs of the forwards. The overall work rate was fantastic. The teamwork was top-notch. Girls made runs for each other and were rewarded with excellent passes.”
The Warsaw junior varsity dropped a 3-0 decision to Snider.
Next up for the Lady Tigers is a Northern Lakes Conference match with Wawasee in Syracuse at 10 a.m. Saturday.
WARSAW 8
FORT WAYNE SNIDER 0
Warsaw scoring-First Half
W – Elizabeth Van Wormer (Anna Sullivan) 10th min.
W – Van Wormer (Anna Grill) 15th min.
W – Grill (Van Wormer) 26th min.
W – Van Wormer (Dayle Harvey) 29th min.
W – Julie Frazzetta (Van Wormer) 31st min.
Second half
W – Sydney Weideman (unassisted) 44th min.
W – Mariah Rivera (Brenna Shipley) 66th min.
W – Alexis Myers (Sarah Meade) 71st min.
Wednesday in North Manchester
Manchester got a goal from Carsyn Howard on an assist from Katelyn Andritsch to open the scoring in the second half, then Elizabeth Anguilm scored off another assist from Andritsch to take down Rochester 2-0 in Three Rivers Conference play Monday.
Now 7-3-2 for the season, the Lady Squires will take on Maconaquah in Bunker Hill on Wednesday.
MANCHESTER 2, ROCHESTER 0
Scoring-Second half
M – Carsyn Howard (Katelyn Andritsch)
M – Elizabeth Anguilm (Andritsch)
Wednesday in South Whitley
Senior Ilyssa Bennett recorded 13 saves for Whitko in a 5-0 home loss to Garrett Monday.
The Lady Wildcats will host Eastbrook on Wednesday.[[In-content Ad]]
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