Roundup Led Off By Tigers Coming Up Short In Goshen
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GOSHEN — At Class 2A No. 15 Goshen Thursday night, the Warsaw boys soccer team was defeated 2-1. Goshen’s Jose Martinez and J.T. Plavchek each scored, while Warsaw’s lone goal came from Manuel Rodriguez on a penalty kick. Goshen is now 5-0 in the Northern Lakes Conference and Warsaw’s falls to 2-2-1 in NLC play. Warsaw returns to NLC play Saturday at home against Wawasee. GOSHEN 2, WARSAW 1 Goals – Jose Martinez (G), JT Plavchek (G), Manuel Rodriguez (W); Assists – Alfredo Vasquez (G). Records: Goshen 10-1-1 (5-0 NLC), Warsaw 6-3-5 (2-2-1 NLC).
Thursday in Syracuse
The Wawasee and Lakeland boys soccer teams played to a 1-1 draw Thursday evening in Syracuse. Falling behind 1-0 following a corner kick in the 55th minute, Wawasee tied things up when Luis Camargo converted a penalty kick after Alex Doll draw a foul in the box. The result leaves Wawasee at 4-4-5 overall and it will take its 1-2-1 Northern Lakes Conference record to Warsaw Saturday. WAWASEE 1, LAKELAND 1 Wawasee Stats: Goal – Luis Camargo. Wawasee Record: 4-4-5 (1-2-1 NLC). JV – Wawasee 0, Lakeland 0.
Girls Soccer
Thursday in Warsaw
The Warsaw girls soccer team got its eighth-straight win Thursday at home against Manchester, getting a 4-0 shutout. Improving to 10-1 on the year, Warsaw’s Brooklyn Jackson achieved the hat trick in the win, scoring three goals, while also assisting on Elizabeth Van Wormer’s. Assisting on the Jackson goals were Brenna Shipley, Alyssa Atkins and Megan Kratzsch. The Lady Tigers play their fourth game of the week Saturday at home against Wawasee and Manchester is off until Tuesday’s game at Peru. WARSAW 4, MANCHESTER W – Brooklyn Jackson (Brenna Shipley) 31st min. W – Elizabeth Van Wormer (Jackson) 43rd min. W – Jackson (Alyssa Atkins) 48th min. W – Jackson (Megan Kratzsch) 53rd min. Shots – Warsaw 27, Manchester 1; Saves – Manchester (Kiera Stacy) 15. Records: Warsaw 10-1 (4-1 NLC), Manchester 4-8-1. JV – Warsaw 7, Manchester 0. Warsaw JV Stats: Goals – Kaitlin Whitaker 2, Jubilee Stichter, Kennedy Patton, Lexi Myers, Christel Vindel, Maddy Martz; Assists – Tsige Berelsman 2, Mariah Rivera 2. Warsaw JV Record: 8-2-1 (3-2 NLC).
Thursday in Plymouth
In Northern Lakes Conference action Thursday night in Plymouth, the Wawasee girls soccer team was defeated 4-0. Nicole Streby had 14 saves in the loss, which dropped Wawasee to 1-11 overall and 0-4 in the NLC. Up next for the Lady Warriors is Saturday’s road game at Warsaw. PLYMOUTH 4, WAWASEE 0 Wawasee Stats: Saves – Nicole Streby 14. Records: Plymouth 5-4-3 (1-3-2 NLC), Wawasee 1-11 (0-4 NLC). JV – Plymouth 5, Wawasee 0. Wawasee JV Record: 0-5-2 (0-3 NLC).
Boys Tennis
Thursday in Akron
In Three Rivers Conference play at Tippecanoe Valley Thursday, the Manchester boys tennis team posted a 4-1 victory. For Manchester, Connor Eichenauer won 6-0, 6-1 at No. 1 singles and the No. 1 doubles team of Noah Cain and Branden Scott won 6-2, 6-1. Valley’s point came at No. 3 singles where Keith Wright took a 6-2, 6-2 win. Manchester is at Rochester Monday and Valley is off until next week’s sectional at Warsaw. MANCHESTER 4, TIPPECANOE VALLEY 1 SINGLES: No. 1 – Connor Eichenauer (M) def. Trevor Neeley 6-0, 6-1; No. 2 – Max Karg (M) def. Wyatt Nelson 6-2, 6-1; No. 3 – Keith Wright (TV) def. Heath Dierks 6-2, 6-2. DOUBLES: No. 1 – Noah Cain/Branden Scott (M) def. Kane Steller/Nick Caudill 6-2, 6-1; No. 2 – Brayton Spann/Matthew Pegg (M) def. Dakota Parker/Cole Walters 6-0, 6-0. Valley Record: 2-12 (1-3 TRC). JV – Manchester 1, Valley 1. JV Singles: No. 1 – Braxtin Wilson (M) def. Alex Kromkowski 8-7; No. 2 – Seth Hoffman (TV) def. Wilson 7-6. Valley JV Record: 2-6.
Thursday in Bremen
In the opening round of the Northern State Conference Championships Thursday in Bremen, the Triton boys tennis team advanced two courts on to Saturday’s semifinals. Moving on for Triton were Gavin Eads at No. 2 singles and Mace Eads at No. 3 singles. NORTHERN STATE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS (First Round) Triton Results: No. 1 Singles – Jared Fisher lost to New Prairie 6-3, 6-2; No. 2 Singles – Gavin Eads def. Knox 6-1, 6-4; No. 3 Singles – Mace Eads def. LaVille 6-0, 6-1; No. 1 Doubles – Austin Sellers/Alex Eib lost to New Prairie 6-4 (7-6); No. 2 Doubles – Spencer Glingle/Ben Wagoner lost to Bremen 6-3, 6-1.
Volleyball
Thursday in Wabash
The Tippecanoe Valley volleyball team dropped its first Three Rivers Conference match of the season Thursday at Northfield, losing in three games (25-17, 25-13, 25-16). In the loss, Caylie Teel had 10 kills, six blocks and five digs, while Jaden Biddle recorded 16 digs and Maddy Henninger had 15 assists. The 14-8 (3-1 TRC) Lady Vikings host Oak Hill Monday. NORTHFIELD DEF. TIPPECANOE VALLEY 25-17, 25-13, 25-16 Valley Stats: Assists – Maddy Henninger 15, Tenaya Shull 8; Blocks – Caylie Teel 6, Shull 3, Mia Gunnels 3, Lexi O’Connell 3; Digs – Jaden Biddle 16, Teel 5; Kills – Teel 10, O’Connell 5, Abby Betten 3. Valley Record: 14-8 (3-1 TRC).
Thursday in South Whitley
The Whitko volleyball team swept Hamilton Thursday night at home, 25-6, 25-13, 25-12. In the lop-sided win, Whitko’s Elaine Warner had 30 assists and Maddie Gawthrop finished with 10 kills. Up next for Whitko is Monday’s home match against Columbia City. WHITKO DEF. HAMILTON 25-6, 25-13, 25-12 Whitko Stats: Aces – Elaine Warner 4; Assists – Warner 30; Digs – Tressa Keim 18; Kills – Maddie Gawthrop 10.
Thursday in Bourbon
It was a quick match Thursday in Bourbon, as the host Triton volleyball team swept Argos, 25-7, 25-7, 25-13. Triton’s Jaela Meister and Lauren Hostrawser had nine and eight kills, respectively, and Krystal Sellers posted 29 assists and four aces. The Lady Trojans are at Winamac Monday. TRITON DEF. ARGOS 25-7, 25-7, 25-13 Triton Stats: Aces – Krystal Sellers 4, Nicole Sechrist 3, Jaela Meister 2; Assists – Sellers 29; Digs – Quinn Downing 6; Kills – Meister 9, Lauren Hostrawser 8, Sechrist 4. JV – Triton def. Argos 25-4. Triton JV Stats: Aces – Brooklyn Bitting 5, Tyana Spencer 4, Emma Ross 3; Assists – Ross 2, Hannah Wanemacher 2; Kills – Bitting 2.
