High School Roundup – Sept. 23

Warsaw Boys 8th, Lady Tigers 10th At Culver Academies

CULVER – Warsaw’s boys finished eighth and the Lady Tigers 10th in the elite divisions of the Culver Academies Invitational cross country meet Saturday.

In the varsity open divisions, Wawasee’s boys were third and the girls 11th.

Lucas Howett was 20th overall for Warsaw in the boys elite race, with Xavi Ramirez 30th and Taylor Mills 45th. Emma Bohnenkamper was 30th for the Lady Tigers in the girls elite race. Taylor Gunter was 49th and Adree Beckham 56th.

Spencer Hare was third in the boys open varsity race, with Michael Hammer taking 21st. McKenzie Smith was 21st for the Lady Warriors in the girls race.

Both teams will compete in the Northern Lakes Conference races Saturday at Ox Bow Park in Dunlap



CULVER ACADEMIES

INVITATIONAL

Boys Elite

Warsaw (8th place, 239) – 20. Lucas Howett 16:43, 30. Xavi Ramirez 16:58, 45. Taylor Mills  17:21, 69. Sam Lechlitner 17:45, 75. Justin Fleming 17:51, 89. Nathaniel Gottschalk 18:15, 90. Tanner Stiver 18:18, Eric Williamson 18:22, Hunter Thompson 18:53, Anthony Bass 19:08.

Boys Varsity Open

Wawasee (3rd, 135 points) – 3. Spencer Hare 16:49, 21. Michael Hammer 17:46, 24. Luke Griner 17:50, 38. Thomas Conley 18:26, 50. Bennett Hoffert 18:41; 58. Ricardo Romo 18:55, 62. Jace Alexnader 19:03, 104. Brandon Kill 20:17, 120. Michael Drabenstott 20:44.

Freshman/Sophomore Race

Warsaw (8th  place) – 20. Jacob Kissling 10:43, 31. Nick Bazzoni 10:54, 49. Austin Fleming 11:20, 52.   Marston Norris 11:25, 79. Jacob Denzer 12:04, 82. Jack May 12:05, 83.  Santos Zamarripa 12:06, Jorge Alvarez 12:28.

Wawasee – 83. Benson Yoder 11:50, 94. Kaiden Ruff 12:04

Boys Reserve

Warsaw (5th) – 29. Kennis Dye  10:54, 31. Luke Howard 11:14, 33.   Issiac Mitchell, 11:22, 38. Ryan Bonebrake 11:35, 44. Jack Horoho 11:42, 48. Hunter Metzger 11:46, 50. Gary Keys 11:49. Jacob Dachenhaus 12:29, Ethan Thompson 12:46, Chase Byron 12:56, Nathaniel Taylor 13:02, Keller Swartzentruber 13:17, Jeremy Campbell 13:23, Victor Mejia 13:23, Tim Farne 13:36, Thane Baker 13:47,  Tyler Barber 14:37, Alejandro Cervantes 15:21.

Girls Elite

Warsaw (10th) – 30. Emma Bohnenkamper 20:42, 49. Taylor Gunter 21:18, 56. Adree Beckham 21:30, 65. Angie Sanchez- Vijil 21:48, 69. Amslie Howett 21:53, 73. Remi Beckham 21:57, 75. Carmen Yoder 22:03, 76. Aubrey Hepler 22:09, 80. Sierra Palmer 22:14, 85. Megan Metzger 22:24,

Girls Varsity Open

Wawasee (11th) – 17. McKenzie Smith 21:11, 64. Aubrey Kuhn 22:55, 65. Reagan Atwood 22:56, 85. Valerie Pizana 23:34, 92. Autumn Turner 23:38.

Girls Reserve

Warsaw (5th) – 19. Megan Dawson 12:43, 28. Lex Desenberg 13:03, 31. Alex Hermann 13:03, 48. Meredith Phipps 13:34, 543. Audrey Turley 13:41, 59. Liza Lewis 13:54, 68. Hannah Bloemendaal 14:02, 71. Michelle Miranda 14:03, 79. Whitney Shepherd 14:09, 85. Kylee Rife 14:16, 89. Ashlynn Hepler 14:19, 92. Brittany Duncan 14:21, 94. Abi Campbell 14:22, 106. Ashton McIntosh 14:33, 130. Jemina Fugate 14:51, 139. Lillian Boston 14:56, 147. Alyssa Campbell 15:10, 152. Audrey Hansen 15:18, 170. Baylee Duncan 15:37, 226. Kendra Lancaster 16:36, 236. Elisa Cervantez 16:51, 273. Angie Romo-Juarez 17:43, 292. Sandra Remocaldo 18:26.

Wawasee – 54. Ella Beezley 13:44, 78. Rileigh Atwood 14:07, 95. Lila Gregory 14:23, 124. Evelyn Romo 14:49, 126. Yanelly Pizana 14:49, 128. Abby Steiner 14:49, 135. Morgan Ebright 14:55, 181. Keyanna Clevenger 15:47, 206. Casey Yankosky 16:19, 224. Sveja Plagge 16:34, 228. McKenzie Stoppenhaggen 16:37, 232. Ashlynn Longenecker 16:47.

Valley 4th, Lady Tigers 3-1 In Warsaw Varsity Tourney

Tippecanoe Valley finished fourth while Warsaw went 3-1 in the Warsaw Varsity Invitational volleyball tournament Saturday.

The Lady Vikings lost 25-16, 25-21 to Fort Wayne Snider, won 25-8, 25-15 over Fort Wayne North, beat Southwood 25-14, 25-21 and lost to Angola 25-9, 25-21 in the third-place game. Olivia Trippiedi was named to the all-tournament team.

Warsaw won 25-8, 25-6 over Northridge, lost to Snider 25-22, 25-20, beat Jimtown 25-15, 25-16 and Muncie Burris 25-18, 29-27.

Alexie Day and Katie Swanson had 22 kills each for Warsaw in the tournament. Kacy Bragg had 70 assists, Kennedy Lauck seven blocks, Erin Peugh 31 digs and Elizabeth Schmidt five aces for the Lady Tigers.

The Lady Vikings (16-8) travel to Oak Hill for a non-conference match today. Warsaw takes on NorthWood in Nappanee Thursday.



Lady Warriors 1-3 In VB Tournament

CROWN POINT – Wawasee’s volleyball team won one of four matches in the Crown Point Invitational Saturday.

The Lady Warriors opened with a 25-5, 25-11 loss to South Bend St. Joseph, then a 25-14, 25-18 loss to Lowell and a 25-10, 23-25, 15-13 loss to East Noble.  Wawasee then won 25-20, 25-21 over Whiting in its final match.

Peyton Rookstool had 12 kills, 18 digs and five aces in the tournament. Elizabeth Kleopfer had nine kills, 22 assists and five aces. Brooke Heche had 35 digs, Bethany Flannery 19 assists, Janae Hapner nine kills and Hannah Gaerte eight kills for the Lady Warriors.

Wawasee (4-20) plays a Northern Lakes Conference match at Northridge today.

Lady Cougars Beat Maconaquah

WINONA LAKE – Tori Calizo had a hat trick in the first four minutes of the match, and scored five goals on five shots overall, for Lakeland Christian in its 8-0 non-conference girls soccer win over Maconaquah Saturday.

Jess Slone added a pair of goals for the Lady Cougars, and Anna Reimink scored once.

Next up for the Lady Cougars is a non-conference home match against Culver Community Tuesday.