Manchester Golf Advances With 3rd Place Sectional Finish
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HUNTINGTON – Manchester’s golf team earned a spot in this weekend’s regional with a third-place finish in the Huntington North sectional Saturday at Norwood Golf Club. The Lady Squires’ team score of 415 was behind only Southwood (369) and Huntington North (374). Lydia Little paced Manchester with a 92, and Kelsey Eichenauer had a 96 on a windy day. Madyson Ulrey turned in a 108, Madison Hire carded a 119 and Leiah Brandenburg a 120. “I’m so proud of the girls. They played awesome and battled (Saturday),” said Manchester head coach Joshua Troyer via e-mail. “Their hard work and determination this year has paid off and they deserve all the credit. I cannot express how proud I am of them and thrilled to be able to battle another week with them.” The regional will be Saturday at Noble Hawk Golf Links in Kendallville. HUNTINGTON SECTIONAL at Norwood GC, Huntington Team Standings – 1. Southwood 369, 2. Huntington North 374, 3. Manchester 415, 4. Madison-Grant 436, 5. Marion 436, 6. Northfield 443, 7. Eastbrook 495 Manchester – Lydia Little 92, Kelsey Eichenauer 96. Madyson Ulrey 108, Madison Hire 119, Leiah Brandenburg 120
Cross Country Saturday in Lagrange Manchester’s girls team won its section of the state’s largest cross country race, the New Prairie Invitational, Saturday. Rae Bedke paced the Lady Squires, finishing third in her race. Thomas Rohr finished sixth in the small school division for the Squires, leading them to a ninth-place finish out of 25 schools. Warsaw’s boys finished 17th of 29 schools. The Tigers were paced by Owen Glogovsky’s 14th place finish. The Lady Tigers took third as a team, with Mia Beckham and Allison Miller finishing seventh and 11th, respectively. Tippecanoe Valley’s boys finished 24th and the girls 22nd in the medium-sized school race. Triton’s boys were 18th and girls 17th in the small school division. New Prairie Invitational BOYS AAA (Large Schools) Team scores – 1. Valparaiso 111, 2. Lowell 143, 3. Crown Point 149, 4. Lake Central 165, 5. LaPorte 178, 6. Westview 186, 7. Munster 233, 8. Chesterton 250, 9. Northridge 312, 10. Portage 334, 11. New Prairie 343, 12. Highland 362, 13. Michigan City 364, 14. Lafayette Jeff 367, 15. Winamac 375, 16. McCutcheon 380, 17. Warsaw 388, 18. Mishawaka 402, 19. Penn 429, 20. South Bend Riley 476, 21. Harrison (W Lafayette) 538, 22. Logansport 601, 23. Hobart 605, 24. Elkhart Memorial 621, 25. South Bend Adams 649, 26. Concord 664, 27. Elkhart Central 709, 28. Merrillville 876, 29. Fort Wayne Wayne 928. Warsaw – 14. Owen Glogovsky 16:36, 17. Zeb Hernandez 16:39, 98. T.J. Day 18:08, 99. Jon Beres 18:08, 160. Matt Hastings 19:33, 171. Colton Andrews 19:56, 173. Nathan Miller 19:58 GIRLS AAA (Large Schools) Team scores – 1. LaPorte 65, 2. Lake Central 87, 3. Warsaw 92, 4. Northridge 123, 5. Valparaiso 133, 6. Penn 157, 7. Portage 197, 8. Chesterton 268, 9. Crown Point 275, 10. Hobart 295, 11. Munster 299, 12. Mishawaka 321, 13. Concord 379, 14. Highland 406, 15. Merrillville 446, 16. South Bend Adams 463, 17. Harrison (W Lafayette) 487, 18. Logansport 495, 19. McCutcheon 559, 20. Elkhart Central 613, 21. Elkhart Memorial 613 (6th runner tie-breaker), 22. Lafayette Jeff 633, 23. East Noble 650, 24. Michigan City 773. Warsaw – 7. Mia Beckham, 11. Allison Miller, 14. Anna Craig, 24. Brooke Rhodes, 42. Hannah Dawson, 46. Emma Hayward, 55. Charlene Orr. BOYS AA (Medium-size Schools) Team scores – 1. Fort Wayne Concordia 58, 2. Rochester 98, 3. West Lafayette 119, 4. Culver Academies 154, 5. South Bend St. Joseph 190, 6. Kankakee Valley 195, Bellmont 200, 7. Twin Lakes 245, 8. Hanover Central 248, 9. Western 279, 10. Wheeler 316, 11. Andrean 379, 12. Plymouth 382, 13. Jimtown 405, 14. Calumet 457, 15. Maconaquah 464, 16. Benton Central 466, 17. Angola 468, 18. South Bend Washington 509, 19. Hammond Bishop Noll 520, 20. Northwestern 532, 21. Knox 591, 22. Mishawaka Marian 593, 23. Hammond Gavit 643, 24. Tippecanoe Valley 668, 25. Griffith 719 GIRLS AA (Medium-size Schools) Team scores – 1. Lowell 120, 2. New Prairie 122, 3. Hanover Central 134, 4. Twin Lakes 174, 5. Rensselaer Central 178, 6. Culver Academies 199, 7. Mishawaka Marian 217, 8. Western 232, 9. Maconaquah 242, 10. Bellmont 253, 11. Benton Central 270, 12. Northwestern 298, 13. South Bend St. Joseph 303, 14. West Lafayette 361, 15. Fort Wayne Concordia 380, 16. Angola 381, 17. Griffith 418, 18. Plymouth 468, 19. Rochester 486, 20. Andrean 499, 21. Wheeler 568, 22. Tippecanoe Valley 649, 23. Kankakee Valley 654, 24. Hammond Bishop Noll 687, 25. Jimtown 747, 26. Knox 802. BOYS A (Small Schools) Team scores – 1. Morgan Township 45, Bridgman (Mich.) 81, 2. Fountain Central 155, 3. Washington Township 200, 4. Clinton Prairie 203, 5. Kouts 226, 6. Beecher (Ill.) 238, 7. Pioneer 261, 8. Hebron 273, 9. Manchester 288, 10. South Central (Union Mills) 345, 11. Rossville 345 12. River Forest 369, 13. North Newton 375, 14. Faith Christian 381, 15. Bremen 385, 16. Caston 393, 17. Tri-County 421, Fremont 430, 18. Triton 447, 19. Carroll (Flora) 492, 20. New Buffalo (Mich.) 499, 21. LaCrosse 580, 22. Boone Grove 615, 23. North Miami 666, 24. Michigan City Marquette 721, 25. Whiting 765. Top 10 – 1. Ben Savage (Morgan Twp.) 16:29.5. 2. Brian Njuguna (Bridgman, Mich.) 16:35.1. 3. Mitchell Rans (Caston) 16:46.0. 4. Cameron Chapman (Morgan Twp.) 16:59.0. 5. Trevor Braden (Morgan Twp.) 17:06.9. 6. Thomas Rohr (Manchester) 17:12.8. 7. Ben Payton (Fountain Central) 17:19.6. 8. Sam Ecenbarger (Clinton Prairie) 17:20.2. 9. Zack Titus (Washington Twp.) 17:22.5. 10. Luke Lemmons (Morgan Twp.) 17:36.8. GIRLS A (Small Schools) Team scores – 1. Manchester 91, 2. Morgan Township 125, 3. Hebron 157, 4. Bremen 168, 5. Westview 200, 6. Beecher 220, 7. Winamac 224, 8. Clinton Prairie 240, 9. Caston 247, 10. Bridgman (Mich.) 264, 11. Rossville 269, 12. West Central 294, 13. Pioneer 298, 14. LaCrosse 314, 15. Whiting 336, 16. Kouts 359, 17. Triton 407, 18. Boone Grove 452, 19. Eastern (Greentown) 480, 20. North Judson 498, 21. South Central (Union Mills) 524, 22. New Buffalo (Mich.) 532, 23. River Forest 537 Top 10 – 1. Riley Welch (Fremont) 19:39.9. 2. Alyssa Fanning (Bremen) 19:58.9. 3. Rae Bedke (Manchester) 20:07.8. 4. Claire Collins (Winamac) 20:34.3. 5. Adrianna Dague (Caston) 20:39.8. 6. Justene Charlesworth (LaCrosse) 20:40.4. 7. Kiersten Duzan (Morgan Twp.) 20:52.0. 8. Holly Kiebler (Kouts) 21:02.8. 9. Emily Ewen (Tri-County) 21:11.2. 10. Hailey Janssen (Beecher) 21:15.3
Saturday in Ligonier The Whitko boys cross country team finished 21st out of 22 scoring teams at the West Noble Invitational. Junior Josh Wright led the Wildcats in 18:43, followed by sophomore Logan Busz in 19:55. Zack Freel clocked a 20:56, Ezra Miller a 21:34 and Kort Gebert in 25:08. Due to an injury the Lady Wildcats couldn’t field a full team. Senior Brigit Nemitz finished 35th in 21:39. Others competing were Suzanne Sickafoose (22:46), Hanna Yohe (24:08) and Lizz Foutz (26:24). Both teams will race at Rochester Wednesday afternoon.
Volleyball Saturday in Syracuse Whitko went 3-1, Wawasee 2-2 and Tippecanoe Valley 1-3 in the Wawasee Invitational Saturday. Whitko lost to Bethany Christian 25-23, 25-19; beat Wawasee 25-17, 25-19; Culver Academies 25-20, 25-20 and Columbia City 25-22, 25-22. For the tournament Kaitlyn Reed had 38 kills and 49 digs, Emily Day had 15 kills and 28 digs, Haley Yohe had 83 assists and five aces, Whitney Marsh had 13 kills and six blocks, and Emily Hughes had 22 digs and nine kills. Wawasee beat Culver Community 23-25, 25-19, 15-11, lost to Whitko, lost to Bethany Christian 25-15, 25-16 and beat Wabash 25-13. 25-21. Hannah-Marie Lamle had 17 kills and sic blocks, Seaquinn Bright had 14 kills, Liz hardy seven blocks, Becca Anderson 10 aces, Peyton Rookstool six aces and Taylor Mock 27 assists for the tournament. Reed, Lamle and Bright were named to the all-tournament team, along with Garrett’s Taylor Smith and Drue Bodey and Bethany Christian’s Darianne Maust. Abby Betten had 31 kills and 28 digs on the day for the Lady Vikings. Shayleigh Shriver had three aces, Maddy Henninger 59 assists and Lexi O’Connell recorded 4-1/2 blocks for Tippecanoe. Whitko will make the trip back to Syracuse and have a rematch with Wawasee this evening. Valley will host Northfield on Three Rivers Conference play on Thursday.
Saturday in Leo-Cedarville Manchester finished sixth of nine teams at the Leo Invitational. The Lady Squires lost to Leo 25-16, 25-8, then beat New Haven 25-17, 22-25, 15-8. The team then lost to Central Noble 25-21, 20-25, 15-10 and Pioneer 25-15, 25-9. For the tournament Cierra Carter led Manchester with 27 kills and 21 digs. Kendra Binkley had five aces and Kendra Auler had 35 assists. The Lady Squires will host Rochester in Three Rivers Conference play tonight.
Saturday in Michigan City Warsaw’s volleyball team went 1-2 at the Michigan City Invitational, losing its opener to seventh-ranked (Class 4A) Fort Wayne Concordia 20-25, 25-22, 15-13. Warsaw then beat Concord 25-23, 25-10 before falling to fourth-ranked (4A) Valparaiso, 21-25, 25-19, 15-10. Peyton Adameic had 49 digs for the tournament, while Cassie Hoag had 76 assists and six aces. Jordyn Lindeman had six blocks and 26 kills for the Lady Tigers. Warsaw will host Wawasee in the Tiger Den in Northern Lakes Conference play on Thursday.
Friday in Winona Lake Lakeland Christian Academy claimed a 25-13, 25-16, 25-15 win over South Bend Career Academy. The Lady Cougars were led by Hannah Delp, who had six aces, 18 assists and a pair of kills. Also helping the Cougars was Brighty Walters with seven aces. Carissa Urschalitz had seven kills and three blocks. LCA will host Fort Wayne Canterbury on Tuesday.
Tennis Saturday in Merrillville Wawasee finished fifth and Triton sixth in the Merrillville Invitational. Centerville was the tournament champion. For the Warriors, Cal Heinisch and Nate Perek finished third at No. 2 and No. 3 singles, respectively. Nate Haines finished fifth at No. 1 singles, and the No. 1 doubles team of Tim Conley and Dylan Staley also took fifth place. Triton’s Chase Butler finished fourth at No. 3 singles, and Mace Eads finished fifth at No. 2 singles. Gavin Eads at No. 1 singles, and the No. 1 doubles team of Dalton Bailey and Keygan Moiser each finished sixth. Wawasee will travel to Nappanee to take on NorthWood this afternoon. Triton opens play in the Hoosier North Athletic Conference on Thursday.
Boys Soccer Saturday in Kendallville Wawasee claimed a 3-2 win at East Noble, with the Warriors getting goals from Kyle Weideman and Alex Doll. The Warriors also benefitted from an own goal by the Knights. “It’s great to see such positive play from our boys,” Wawasee head coach Jordan Sharp said via fax. “This is the most comfortable we have looked on the field together yet. The best is yet to come.” Wawasee, now 3-7-1 on the year, will host defending state champion Goshen Tuesday evening.
Football Saturday in Culver Triton gave up 12 points in the first quarter, and Culver Community tacked on a touchdown in the fourth quarter in its 19-0 win over the Trojans on Saturday. Jeremy Jones ran for 51 yards n 11 carries for Triton, and Drew Stichter caught two passes for 23 yards. The Trojans fell to 1-4 on the year, 1-3 in the Hoosier North Athletic Conference, and will travel to Winamac on Friday. CULVER COMMUNITY 19, TRITON 0 T 0 0 0 0 – 0 C 12 0 7 0 – 19 T C 1st downs 7 17 Rushing yds 88 296 Passing yds 47 19 Comp-Att-Int 5-12-0 1-4-1 Total yds 135 315 Fumbles/lost 2/2 1/1 Punts/avg 2/33.0 1/45.0 Rushing – Triton: Jordan Anderson 12-19, Jeremy Jones 11-51, Gage Waddle 1-16, Lee Mullet 1-2; Culver: Sam Castaneda 22-113, Ben Myers 12-83, Lance Beaver 9-74, Nate Carnegie 3-5, Kia Riale 2-3, Ethan Shuman 2-1 Passing – Triton: Anderson 5-11-47 yards, 0 TD, 0 INT, Jones 0-1-0 yards, 0 TD, 0 INT; Culver – Castaneda 1-3 19 yards, 0 TD, 0 INT; Myers 0-1-0 yards, 0 TD, 0 INT; rest of team 0-1-0 yards, 0 TD, 0 INT. Receiving – Triton: Drew Stichter 2-23, Malachi Greene 1-13, Masen Yeo 1-11, Jarrett Kreft 1-0; Culver: C. Russell 1-19
