Tigers Rumble On To Cross-Country Semi-State
October 18, 2020 at 11:03 p.m.
Warsaw’s cross-country boys and girls move on to semi-state competition following strong performances on a treacherous Logansport course on Saturday.
Tanner Stiver was the top Tiger in the boys race, placing 2nd in 16:40, two seconds ahead of senior teammate Jacob Kissling, who won the sectional championship last weekend.
In the girls’ race, Wini Barnett again led the way for the Tigers, taking 10th place in 20:14. Fellow juniors Ava Knight and Regan Brouwer were not far behind in 20:30 and 20:32 respectively
“We raced strong with some nice place running again today. That was kind of our MO, they put in their top three and then we put in our six and they put in the rest of theirs and that was the difference,” said girls head coach Jason Fleming.
“If we can continue to keep group running tightly together we’ll stay competitive,” Fleming added in regard to next week’s semi-state meet. “We look to run a little stronger next weekend, placewise, and move up the line a little bit. If we can do that out chances of moving on to state are that much better. We have to be among the top six teams to move on to state. Hopefully we’ll be able to string together a strong run and make that cut.”
For the boys, it was their 10th straight regional championship. The Tigers scored 38 points to outpace 2nd place Western with 49 and Culver Academy, 3rd place with 92.
Manchester’s Carter Bedke and Josie Briner, Tipp Valley’s Matthew Howes, and Triton freshman Jocelynn Faulkner also qualifed for semi-states.
Semi-state competition for both boys and girls teams will be held at New Prairie High School in New Carlisle next Saturday morning.
WARSAW BOYS
2 Tanner Stiver SR 16:40
4 Jacob Kissling SR 16:42
7 Sam Lechlitner SR 17:02
10 Harrison Phipps JR 17:04
15 Garrett Hall SO 17:15
19 Luke Nier JR 17:32
22 Samuel Slough JR 17:43
WARSAW GIRLS
10 Wini Barnett JR 20:14
13 Ava Knight JR 20:30
14 Regan Brouwer JR 20:32
19 Elizabeth Vander Bie FR 20:52
20 Erika Bugg SO 20:52
24 Marissa Howett FR 21:00
52 Amanda Lusinde FR 22:55
E-Editions
Warsaw’s cross-country boys and girls move on to semi-state competition following strong performances on a treacherous Logansport course on Saturday.
Tanner Stiver was the top Tiger in the boys race, placing 2nd in 16:40, two seconds ahead of senior teammate Jacob Kissling, who won the sectional championship last weekend.
In the girls’ race, Wini Barnett again led the way for the Tigers, taking 10th place in 20:14. Fellow juniors Ava Knight and Regan Brouwer were not far behind in 20:30 and 20:32 respectively
“We raced strong with some nice place running again today. That was kind of our MO, they put in their top three and then we put in our six and they put in the rest of theirs and that was the difference,” said girls head coach Jason Fleming.
“If we can continue to keep group running tightly together we’ll stay competitive,” Fleming added in regard to next week’s semi-state meet. “We look to run a little stronger next weekend, placewise, and move up the line a little bit. If we can do that out chances of moving on to state are that much better. We have to be among the top six teams to move on to state. Hopefully we’ll be able to string together a strong run and make that cut.”
For the boys, it was their 10th straight regional championship. The Tigers scored 38 points to outpace 2nd place Western with 49 and Culver Academy, 3rd place with 92.
Manchester’s Carter Bedke and Josie Briner, Tipp Valley’s Matthew Howes, and Triton freshman Jocelynn Faulkner also qualifed for semi-states.
Semi-state competition for both boys and girls teams will be held at New Prairie High School in New Carlisle next Saturday morning.
WARSAW BOYS
2 Tanner Stiver SR 16:40
4 Jacob Kissling SR 16:42
7 Sam Lechlitner SR 17:02
10 Harrison Phipps JR 17:04
15 Garrett Hall SO 17:15
19 Luke Nier JR 17:32
22 Samuel Slough JR 17:43
WARSAW GIRLS
10 Wini Barnett JR 20:14
13 Ava Knight JR 20:30
14 Regan Brouwer JR 20:32
19 Elizabeth Vander Bie FR 20:52
20 Erika Bugg SO 20:52
24 Marissa Howett FR 21:00
52 Amanda Lusinde FR 22:55