Lady Tigers Lead Roundup With Blowout Win In Wabash
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WABASH — Playing its third-straight Three Rivers Conference opponent, the Warsaw girls basketball team got its most lopsided win of the year Tuesday in Wabash. Facing the Wabash Lady Apaches, the Warsaw Lady Tigers took a 50-18 lead into the fourth quarter, before taking their foot off the gas in a 55-22 win. Improving to 5-0, the Lady Tigers were led by senior Lindsay Baker’s 18 points, while classmate Jennifer Walker-Crawford had 12. Junior Nikki Grose was the team’s top rebounder with seven, followed by Baker’s six. Senior Sarah Ray led the way with five assists and four steals, which was matched by Baker and junior Brooklyn Harrison. Warsaw begins its Northern Lakes Conference campaign Saturday, hosting Plymouth. WARSAW 55, WABASH 22 War 19 16 15 5 – 55 Wab 9 6 3 4 – 22 Warsaw – Melanie Holladay 1-4 0-0 2, Eryn Leek 1-6 0-0 3, Jennifer Walker-Crawford 4-8 4-4 12, Lindsay Baker 5-10 4-4 18, Nikki Grose 4-8 0-2 8, Sarah Ray 2-5 0-0 4, Courtney Farling 0-0 0-0 0, Vicki Harris 0-0 0-0 0, Brooklyn Harrison 2-5 0-0 4, Pam Miller 0-1 0-0 0, Gabby Monroy 2-2 0-0 4. Totals 22-50 8-10 55. Wabash – Claire Cromer 1-7 2-2 5, Katelin Vogel 2-4 2-3 6, Charlianne Pardo 1-3 0-0 3, Lyndsie Thomas 1-6 2-2 4, Kyleigh Hampton 0-6 0-0 0, Shelby Stone 0-0 0-0 0, Sarah Ritter 0-2 0-0 0, Heather Miller 0-2 0-0 0, Abby Stein 2-2 0-0 4, Jaclyn Lewis 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 7-32 6-7 22. Three-point goals – Warsaw 5-12 (Baker 4, Leek), Wabash 2-14 (Cromer, Pardo); Team Fouls – Warsaw 12, Wabash 9; Turnovers – Warsaw 8, Wabash 23; Rebounds – Warsaw 29 (Grose 7), Wabash 26 (Hampton 7); Assists – Warsaw 12 (Ray 5), Wabash 5 (Hampton 3); Steals – Warsaw 19 (Ray 4, Baker 4, Harrison 4), Wabash 4; Blocks – Warsaw 1, Wabash 2 (Hampton 2) Records: Warsaw 5-0, Wabash 5-3 JV – Warsaw 32, Wabash 15 Warsaw JV Record: 5-0
BOYS BASKETBALL
Tuesday in South Whitley
Whitko coach Scott Wessel got his first coaching win Tuesday night at home against Central Noble. Hosting the Cougars, Wessel’s Whitko Wildcats got a 53-43 victory, improving to 1-4 on the year. Up next for Whitko is a game at Wawasee Saturday night. WHITKO 53, CENTRAL NOBLE 43 Records: Whitko 1-4, CN 0-4
BOYS SWIMMING
Tuesday in Warsaw
Hosting Huntington North Tuesday, the Warsaw boys swim team posted a 140-43 victory Tuesday night. Winning all three relays, the Tigers also received multiple individual wins from J.D. French (50 free, 100 free), Spencer Davidson (100 fly, 100 free) and Zach Taylor (500 free, 100 back). Also getting wins for Warsaw were Matthew Wildman (200 free), Jayden Parrett (200 IM) and Brandon Elliott (diving). The Tigers host No. 3 Northridge Thursday in Northern Lakes Conference action. WARSAW 140, HUNTINGTON NORTH 43 200 Medley Relay – 1. Warsaw (Jayden Parrett, Spencer Davidson, Zach Taylor, Jacob Bill) 1:52.55, 2. Warsaw (Joshua Miller, Mackenzie Pelo, Jacob Reynolds, Justin Arscott) 2:01.06; 200 Free – 1. Matthew Wildman (W) 2:03.59, 2. Caleb Snyder (W) 2:04.04, 3. Zane Cozad (HN) 2:18.33; 200 IM – 1. Parrett (W) 2:25.78, 2. Pelo (W) 2:19.66, 3. Andrew Thrasher (W) 2:21.66; 50 Free – 1. J.D. French (W) 24.87, 2. Josh Lundy (HN) 25.56, 3. Josh Young (HN) 27.66; Diving – 1. Brandon Elliott (W) 183.50, 2. Ethan Webber (W) 121.80, 3. Tyler Paseka (W) 116.50; 100 Fly – 1. Davidson (W) 57.18, 2. Snyder (W) 58.83, 3. Parrett (W) 1:01.67 100 Free – 1. French (W) 55.44, 2. Connor Schue (W) 57.91, 3. Lundy (HN) 58.17; 500 Free – 1. Taylor (W) 5:17.11, 2. Wildman (W) 5:51.28, 3. Pelo (W) 5:51.33; 200 Free Relay – 1. Warsaw (Davidson, Pelo, Snyder, Parrett) 1:37.80, 2. Warsaw (Jacob Adley, Reynolds, Miller, Schue) 1:46.68; 100 Back – 1. Taylor (W) 59.45, 2. Walter Hacker (HN) 1:04.58, 3. Thrasher (W) 1:06.33; 100 Breast – 1. Davidson (W) 1:05.57, 2. Austin Lango (HN) 1:16.20, 3. Kellen Hughes (HN) 1:22.21; 400 Free Relay – 1. Warsaw (Thrasher, Snyder, French, Miller) 3:40.89, 2. Warsaw (Adley, Wildman, Ethan Cook, Taylor) 3:49.35
GIRLS SWIMMING
Tuesday in Warsaw
The Warsaw girls swim team got a dominating 121-49 home win over Huntington North Tuesday. Winning each of the relays, Warsaw’s Ashley Van Wormer won the 200 IM and 100 breast, while Jessica Haines (200 free), Liz Slough (100 fly), Jessica Sweatland (100 free), Erin Sandberg (500 free) and Malorie Rheinhardt (100 back) also finished first. Next up for Warsaw is a Thursday night Northern Lakes Conference meet at home against Northridge. WARSAW 121, HUNTINGTON NORTH 49 200 Medley Relay – 1. Warsaw (Malorie Rheinhardt, Ashley Van Wormer, Liz Slough, Jessica Sweatland) 2:03.49, 2. Huntington North (Casey Lango, Katie Schenkel, Alayna Kiefer, Samantha McCann) 2:12.01; 200 Free – 1. Jessica Haines (W) 2:13.18, 2. Erin Sandberg (W) 2:15.19, 3. McCann (HN) 2:16.92; 200 IM – 1. Van Wormer (W) 2:32.85, 2. Schenkel (HN) 2:33.85, 3. Emily Thompson (W) 2:46.24; 50 Free – 1. Lango (HN) 28.05, 2. Sweatland (W) 28.30, 3. Rheinhardt (W) 28.58; 100 Fly – 1. Slough (W) 1:07.75, 2. Cynthia Juarez (W) 1:08.91, 3. Meghan Boston (W) 1:19.16 100 Free – 1. Sweatland (W) 1:01.16, 2. Allison Thompson (W) 1:10.07, 3. Emily Shafer (HN) 1:26.50; 500 Free – 1. Sandberg (W) 5:57.93, 2. Haines (W) 6:00.97, 3. Audra Harman (W) 6:13.37; 200 Free Relay – 1. Warsaw (Boston, Sweatland, Sandberg, Harman) 1:53.47, 2. Huntington North (Cassidy Butler, Shafer, Onna Deering, Holly Bickel) 1:59.05; 100 Back – 1. Rheinhardt (W) 1:09.10, 2. Juarez (W) 1:10.00, 3. Lango (HN) 1:11.75; 100 Breast – 1. Van Wormer (W) 1:15.97, 2. Schenkel (HN) 1:20.21, 3. McCann (HN) 1:22.01; 400 Free Relay – 1. Warsaw (Boston, Haines, Sandberg, Juarez) 4:13.84, 2. Warsaw (Slough, Emily Sandberg, A. Thompson, Rheinhardt) 4:37.20
