High School Roundup

Squire Comeback Falls Just Short In 51-48 Loss To Leo

NORTH MANCHESTER – After trailing at the end of three quarters, Manchester could get no closer than three points in a 51-48 loss to visiting Leo in a non-conference boys basketball game Monday night.
“It was a very competitive game tonight. We had our chances to win late in the game, but just came up a little short,” Manchester head coach Mark Underwood said.
“I was proud of the way we battled down the stretch. We entered the fourth down by seven points, but never gave up as we got defensive stops in the final period holding them to only 10 points. We also picked it up offensively in the second half as we scored 30 of our 48 points after the break.”
Leo hit nine shots from beyond the arc, and made 10 free throws in 12 tries to Manchester’s 2-of-3 effort.
Manchester was led by Koehl Fluke’s 17 points. David McAtee and Devon Rooney had eight points each for the Squires.
Friday night the Squires (3-11) will host Tippecanoe Valley in a Three Rivers Conference game.

LEO 51, MANCHESTER 48
L    10    14    17    10    –    51
M    10    8    16    14    –    48
Leo – Davison 8 0-0 24, Stoller 3 1-2 8, Morreau 0 2-2 2, Reed 3 2-2 10, Steiner 1 5-6 7, Martinez 0 0-0 0. Totals 16 10-12 51.
Manchester – Brayden Casper 1 0-0 2, Adam Byers 2 0-0 4, Mason?Hamby 2 0-0 4, David McAtee 4 0-0 8, Kam Lester 2 0-0 5, Koehl Fluke 7 2-3 17, Devon Rooney 3 0-0 8, Kane Gable 0 0-0 0. Totals 21 2-3 48.
Three-pointers – Leo 9 (Davison 6, Reed 2, Stoller), Manchester 4 (Rooney 2, Lester, Fluke); Fouls – Leo 9, Manchester 14; Fouled out – none; Records – Leo 8-7, Manchester 3-11.
JV – Manchester 47, Leo 30
Manchester – Andrew McAtee 16, Logan Parrett 11, Caleb Stout 6, Mason Meyer 5, Konrad Borgmann 4, Kreeden Krull 3, Isaiah Davis 2.

Plymouth Downs Valley In Boys Swimming 109-71
AKRON – Chase Brower was a double winner for Tippecanoe Valley in its 107-71 loss to visiting Plymouth in a non-conference boys swimming meet Monday.
Brower took first in the 50 and 100 freestyle races, and anchored the winning 200 freestyle relay team. Daniel alexander was first in the 200 individual medley for the Vikings.
Both the girls and boys Tippecanoe Valley swim teams will host Maconaquah Wednesday in a meet recently added to the schedule.

PLYMOUTH BOYS 109
TIPPECANOE VALLEY 71
200 medley relay – 1. Plymouth (Alex Vancza, Daniel Stauffer, Kirk Hettich, Mitch Rose) 2:00.08, 2. Valley 2:04.30, 3. Plymouth 2:32.03; 200 freestyle – 1. Vancza (P) 2:04.16, 2. Dakota Prater (TV) 2:07.93, 3. Jacob Wagner (TV) 2:09.14, 5. Mitch Smith 2:50.57; 200 IM – 1. Daniel Alexander (TV) 2:36.42, 2. Cameron Riddle (P) 2:37.50, 3. Gavin Hartle (P) 2:45.28, 4. Jacob McDonald (TV) 3:19.03; 50 freestyle – 1. Chase Brower (TV) 23.12, 2. Stauffer (P) 25.43, 3. Andrew Cashion (P) 27.23, 5. Zach Hodge (TV) 34.23, 6. Wes Johnston (TV) 36.60; Diving – 1. Justin Moser (P) 198.45, 2. Conner Matthews (P) 159.85, 3. Zach Hodge (TV) 147.00; 100 butterfly – 1. Hettich (P) 1:05.34, 2. Prater (TV) 1:07.59, 3. Alexander (TV)?1:07.99; 100 freestyle – 1. Brower (TV)?54.89, 2. Rose (P) 1:00.52, 3. Mason Stephen (TV) 1:02.64, 6. Cristian Baca (TV) 1:32.60; 500 freestyle – 1. Vancza (P) 5:44.66, 2. Wagner (TV) 2:51.90, 3. Justin Cartwright (P) 7:33.22; 200 freestyle relay – 1. Valley (Alexander, Prater, Wagner, Brower) 1:45.55, 2. Plymouth 1:53.33, 3. plymouth 2:16.87, 4. Valley 2:31.05; 100 backstroke – 1. Hettich (P) 1:06.91, 2. Cameron Riddle (P) 1:21.16, 3. McDonald (TV) 1:33.21, 5. Baca (TV) 2:17.26; 100 breaststroke – 1. Stauffer (P) 1:17.67, 2. Stephen (TV) 1:21.61, 3. Joshua Eberly (P)?1:22.45, 5. Mitch Smith (TV) 1:46.20; 400 freestyle relay – 1. Plymouth (Rose, Vancza, Riddle, Hettich) 4:06.13, 2. Valley 4:40.29, 3. Plymouth 5:17.07.

Lady Knight Gymnasts Top Warsaw, Plymouth
East Noble won a three-way gymnastics meet Saturday at Warsaw. The Lady Knights finished with a team score of 99.95 to Warsaw’s 93.875 and Plymouth’s 89.925.
Warsaw’s Remi Beckham was fourth to three East Noble gymnasts in the all around. She tied for first in the vault and took second in the floor exercise. Daylen Turner was tied for third on the vault for the Lady Tigers.
Warsaw travels to Syracuse to take on Wawasee today.