Lady Warriors Fifth At East Noble's John Reed Relays
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KENDALLVILLE – Wawasee’s girls track team finished tied for fifth at the John Reed Relays Saturday at East Noble. The Lady Warriors’ 55 points were eight points shy of a third-place finish. The host school easily won the team title, outdistancing Columbia City by 42 points. Wawasee will host Warsaw and Northridge in a Northern Lakes Conference meet on Tuesday. JOHN REED RELAYS at East Noble HS, Kendallville Team Standings – 1. East Noble 121, 2. Columbia City 79, 3. Goshen 63, Bellmont 63, 5. Wawasee 55, DeKalb 55, 7. West Noble 38, 8. Fort Wayne Bishop Luers 35. 9. Lakeland 30 Wawasee results: 100 – 5. Adriene Gill 14.02, 6. Skylar Janda 14.21; Mile – 5. Molly Swartz 5:34.99; 100 hurdles – 6. Hannah-Marie Lamle 17.40; 4x200 relay – 3. Wawasee (Gill, McKenzie Smith, Elizabeth Hardy, K.C. Mendoza) 1:58.08; 4x400 relay – 4. Wawasee (Aubrey Kuhn, Smith, Lamle, Sarah Lancaster) 4:26.51, 4x800 relay – 8. Wawasee (Bailey Schroeder, Swartz, Tamara Bruder, Autumn Yoder) 11:03.64; Distance Medley Relay – 6. Wawasee (Kuhn, Caitlin Wortinger, Elizabeth Zorn, Tenana Krill) 12:32.07; Pole vault – 5. Alexis Brinson 7-0; Long jump – 3. Schroeder 15-4; Shot put – 3. Katlyn Kennedy 39-5, 8. Sara Pritchard 31-6; Discus – 6. Alexis Manges 101-3.
