NAPPANEE – Warsaw won seven events, and gained a lot of points from second- and third-place finishes in winning twice on Thursday. The Tigers beat Plymouth 108-24 and host NorthWood 75-57, extending their season record to 7-0, 5-0 in the Northern Lakes Conference, and their winning streak in NLC meets to 39. Owen Glogovsky won the 1600 and Lucas Howett the 3200. The 4x100 team of Alijah Wade, Ross Armey, Will McGarvey and Brandon Reinholt took first in 43.96 and the 4x800 relay team of Gary Keyes, Trent Thompson, Xavi Ramirez and Zeb Hernandez won in 8:51.87. Lucas Cone was first in the pole vault, and Tommy Hickerson took the long jump. Senior Dylan Childers had the top shot put toss. Armey finished second twice, in the 110 and 300 hurdles. Reinholt was second in the 200, as was Thompson in the 800, Childers in the discus, Hernandez in the 3200, Luke Wilson in the high jump, and and Rane Kilburn in the long jump. Third-place finishers were William Robison in the 1600, Brock Riley in the high jump, Glogovsky in the 3200, Ramirez in the 800, Perry in the 400, Wade in the 200 and Reinholt in the 100. The Tigers are right back at it, hosting the Max Truex Invitational tonight at the Tiger Athletic Complex.
