Tigers Lead Roundup With Goshen Relays Championship
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A year after falling one point shy of winning the title, the Warsaw boys track and field team was able to reclaim the Goshen Relays title Saturday. Two years ago, Warsaw and Carroll tied for first place in the Class A Division, then Penn nipped the Tigers 84-83 last year. This time around, the Tigers didn’t leave any doubt, scoring 100 points, with Penn coming in a second with 86. The highlight of the day came in the shot put, where University of Kentucky commit Seth Fouts set a new Goshen Relays and Warsaw school record with a distance of 60-7. Gabe Furnivall also had an impressive day for the Tigers, taking part in three first-place relays, including the 4x100 (Tanner Balazs, Tristan McClone, Mike Miller), the 4x200 (Chad Goon, Ryan Goon, Miller) and the 4x400 (Landon Perry, C. Goon, R. Goon). In the 100, Warsaw’s Miller (11.29) and McClone (11.76) finished second and fourth, respectively, sandwiching University of Notre Dame football commit Drue Tranquill’s 11.64. In Class B, the West Noble Chargers took the title with 79 points, while Wawasee was sixth (54) and Whitko placed 12th (38). For Wawasee, Clayton Cook won the 110 hurdles (14.98), J.J. Gilmer finished second in the high jump (6-2) and Adam Doll (4:31.22) and Zach Cockrill (4:43.14) each finished second in their respective 1600 races. The Whitko Wildcats’ 800 sprint medley relay of Eli Wallace, Dustin Cunningham, Taylor Raatz and Nick Byler were second with a time of 1:42.47. Whitko is at Manchester Wednesday, while Warsaw and Concord will visit Wawasee Thursday. GOSHEN RELAYS (Class A) Team Scores (Top 10) – 1. Warsaw 100, 2. Penn 86, 3. Carroll 71, 4. S.B. Adams 55, 5. Goshen 54, 6. Northridge 49, 7. Mishawaka 48, 8. F.W. Wayne 39, 9. F.W. North Side 38, 10. Elkhart Central 35. (Winners, Local Results) Long Jump – 1. Tim Deal (Penn) 22-2, 6. Rashaan Jackson (War) 20-8.5; High Jump – 1. Robert Lambert (Mishawaka) 6-7.25, 3. Stephen Kolbe (War) 6-4, 10. Brock Riley (War) 5-10; Pole Vault – 1. Peter Loughran (Penn) 13-4, 7. Jake Fayed (War) 11-6; Discus – 1. Erik Escobedo (Mishawaka) 148-4, 3. Seth Fouts (War) 140-9, 4. Andrew Schiedt (War) 138-11; Shot Put – 1. Fouts (War) 60-7**, 9. Ben Plummer (War) 44-11.5; 4x800 Relay – 1. Penn (Christian Wittendorf, Taylor Neff, Tyler Krathwohl, Thomas Gales) 8:07.62, 2. Warsaw (Ismael Calderon, Ellis Coon, Daniel Messenger, Tyler Houvener) 8:12.80; Distance Medley Relay – 1. Carroll (Jacob Schmeling, Josh Holmes, Kevin Salter, Cameron Clements) 10:57.69, 2. Warsaw (Calderon, Nick Bergin, Houvener) 11:02.83; 4x200 Relay – 1. Warsaw (Chad Goon, Ryan Goon, Gabe Furnivall, Mike Miller) 1:32.74; 4x200 Relay – 1. S.B. Adams (Prince Gee, Joel Nyjrongo, Connor Pearson, Shaq Vann) 1:32.08 110 Hurdles – 1. Deal (Penn) 15.30; 4x100 Relay – 1. Warsaw (Tanner Balazs, Tristan McClone, Furnivall, Miller) 43.26; 4x100 Relay – 1. S.B. Adams (Tre Norman, Gee, Nyjrongo, Vann) 43.57; 1600 – 1. Anthony Didion (LaPorte) 4:19.86, 6. Nick Bergin (War) 4:35.83; 1600 – 1. Valentin Emmanuel (NS) 4:32.77; 800 Sprint Medley Relay – 1. S.B. Adams (Norman, Nyjrongo, Vann, Gee) 1:36.19; 800 Sprint Medley Relay – 1. Concord (Tevin Williams, Josh Emerson, Jerrell Pointdexter) 1:38.68, 3. Warsaw (Balazs, Ross Armey, Storm Stapleton, Riley Rhoades) 1:40.03; 100 – 1. Vann (Adams) 11.17, 2. Miller (War) 11.29, 4. McClone (War) 11.76; 4x400 Relay – 1. Warsaw (Landon Perry, C. Goon, R. Goon, Furnivall) 3:30.69; 4x400 Relay – 1. Penn (Wittendorf, Gales, Zach Oakley, Deal) 3:26.06.
Class B Team Scores (Top 10, Local) – 1. West Noble 79, 2. Gary West Side 75, 3. Fairfield 74, 4. Lakeland 58, 5. John Glenn 56, 6. Wawasee 54, 7. NorthWood 53, 8. New Prairie 52, 9. East Noble 46, 10. Jimtown 41, 12. Whitko 38. Long Jump – 1. Marquis Scheiber (Jimtown) 21-0.25, 6. Brady Herendeen (Whit) 20-0.25; High Jump – 1. Devon Hunsberger (NW) 6-4, 2. J.J. Gilmer (Waw) 6-2; Pole Vault – 1. Zach Shepard (PH) 15-0; Discus – 1. Jacob Brown (EN) 145-4, 3. Jon Walker (Waw) 136-7, 6. Gavin Howard (Whit) 128-1, 7. Zach Hewitt (Whit) 128-0; Shot Put – 1. Hunter Schuman (JG) 58-3.25; 4x800 Relay – 1. Lakeland (Eric Herber, Nick Byler, Mishael Theis, Joseph Trost) 8:18.34, 10. Wawasee (Stori Bright, Erick Diaz, Marcos Mejia, Brandon Lopez) 9:32.45; 4x800 Relay – 1. West Noble (Brandon Arnold, Jonathan Moreno, Justin Contreras, Chris Ibanez) 8:32.11, 9. Whitko (Derek Miller, Josh Wright, Dillon Alma, Lane Wolf) 9:40.67; Distance Medley Relay – 1. New Prairie (T.J. Weaver, Drake Dierdorf, Collin Babcock, David Kampf) 11:07.37; Distance Medley Relay – 1. Lakeland (Trost, Theis, Byler, Herber) 11:14.31, 7. Wawasee (Jaxon Bame, Bright, Mejia, Austin Krizman) 12:14.84; 4x200 Relay – 1. Plymouth (A.J. Styers, Taylor Fulton, Michael Hartman) 1:34.46; 4x200 Relay – 1. Gary West (Lonnie Johnson, Henry Smith, Darius Barnes, Deronte Bell) 1:33.90, 3. Whitko (Will Bumbaugh, Herendeen, Dillon Patrick, Garrett Elder) 1:35.57; 4x200 Relay – 1. Fairfield (Seth Hoffman, Konrad Dallas, Mitch DeWitt, Nolan Miller) 1:36.18. 110 Hurdles – 1. Clayton Cook (Waw) 14.98, 5. Alex Morales (Whit) 16.09; 4x100 Relay – 1. Central Noble (Robby Smiley, Nick Taylor, Connor Blevins, Joel Cochard) 46.44; 4x100 Relay – 1. Gary West (Barry Wesby, Carlton Sims, Johnson, Jonvae Johnson) 42.25*, 4. Whitko (Bumbaugh, Herendeen, Gavin Powell, Elder) 45.70; 4x100 Relay – 1. Jimtown (Mason Castro, Scheiber, Chance Livings, Adam Gill) 46.32; 1600 – 1. Brandon Arnold (WN) 4:26.12, 2. Adam Doll (Waw) 4:31.22; 1600 – 1. Luke Runyan (JG) 4:24.85, 2. Zach Cockrill (Waw) 4:43.14, 12. Wright (Whit) 5:18.34; 1600 – 1. Sam Hall (Wabash) 4:40.17, 6. Miller (Whit) 5:10.53; 800 Sprint Medley Relay – 1. Jimtown (Castro, Livings, Gill, Scheiber) 1:39.46, 5. Wawasee (Tyler Courter, Jacob Hutchinson, Cameron Krizman, Adam Baker) 1:45.60; 800 Sprint Medley Relay – 1. Lakeland (Wallace, Cunningham, Taylor Raatz, Byler) 1:39.72, 2. Whitko (Bumbaugh, Morales, Powell, Herendeen) 1:42.47; 800 Sprint Medley Relay – 1. West Noble (Julio Garcia, Peyton Shrock, Contreras, Jaden Kreft) 1:39.74; 100 – 1. J. Johnson (WS) 11.08, 4. Cook (Waw) 11.33; 4x400 Relay – 1. West Noble (Moreno, Logan Heintzelman, Kam Bontrager, Kreft) 3:38.86, 5. Whitko (Elder, Patrick, Maley Stewart) 3:57.22, 6. Wawasee (Baker, Bame, C. Krizman, Paul Mendoza) 3:58.66; 4x400 Relay – 1. NorthWood (Bailey Gessinger, Matt Prochno, Nick Skwarcan, Reid Yoder) 3:30.98; 4x400 Relay – 1. Gary West (Deronte Buggs, Barry Wesby, Carlton Sims, J. Johnson) 3:23.81. * – Meet Record ** – Meet, School Record
BASEBALL Saturday in Warsaw Hosting a doubleheader against Kokomo Saturday, the Warsaw baseball team won the opener 8-7, but fell 8-3 in the second game. In Game 1, Warsaw surrendered four runs in the top of the first, but fought back, scoring five in the final three innings to get the win, as Sterling Hay was 2 for 3 with a double and an RBI. Coming back in Game 2, it was the Warsaw Tigers that took the quick 3-0 lead after one inning, but failed to score after that in the loss. In defeat Caleb Heckaman was 2 for 2 with an RBI. The 6-3 Tigers host NorthWood today in a Northern Lakes Conference contest. WARSAW 8, KOKOMO 7 (Game 1) K 420 010 0 – 7 10 7 W 120 212 x – 8 7 2 Warsaw – James Brandes (ND, 5IP, 7R, 7ER, 8H, 4K, 0BB), Cody Bixler (6, ND, 1-1/3IP, 0R, 1H, 0K, 1BB), Jonathan Murphy (7, W, 2/3IP, 0R, 1H, 0K, 0BB). Kokomo – Bartolomen (L, 4IP, 6H, 5R, 3ER, 6H, 3K, 3BB), Turner (5, 2IP, 3R, 1ER, 1H, 0K, 1BB). 2B – Caleb Heckaman (W), Sterling Hay (W), Caleb Moneyheffer (W), Reuls (K), Baker (K), Turner (K), Dunn (K). 3B – Turner (K). KOKOMO 8, WARSAW 3 (Game 2) K 013 031 0 – 8 13 2 W 300 000 0 – 3 5 2 Kokomo – Collier (W, 7IP, 3R, 1ER, 5H, 4K, 4BB). Warsaw – Moneyheffer (L, 4-1/3IP, 5R, 4ER, 7H, 1K, 2BB), Heckaman (5, 1-2/3IP, 3R, 3ER, 5H, 1K, 0BB), Murphy (7, 1IP, 0R, 1H, 0K, 0BB). 2B – Dill (K) 2, Tracy (K), Ruch (K), Orbaugh (K). 3B – Dunn (K). Warsaw Record: 6-3.
Saturday in Syracuse In their own tournament Saturday, the Wawasee baseball team fell to Lowell (4-2), but defeated South Bend Riley (9-8). Against Lowell, Drew Wright and Gage Reinhard were each 2 for 3, with Wright hitting a double and Reinhard recording a triple. The duo stayed hot against Riley, as Reinhard was 3 for 4 with two doubles and three RBIs, with Wright going 2 for 4 with two doubles and an RBI. The 4-6 Warriors are at Northridge today. WAWASEE TOURNAMENT LOWELL 4, WAWASEE 2 (Game 1) L 100 003 0 – 4 3 2 W 010 010 0 – 2 8 2 (Wawasee Stats) Patrick Navarro (L, 5-1/3IP, 3R, 2ER, 4K, 3BB). 2B – Drew Wright. 3B – Gage Reinhard. WAWASEE 9, S.B. RILEY 8 (Game 2) W 011 412 0 – 9 9 2 R 003 221 0 – 8 14 3 (Wawasee Stats) Gage Fannin (W, 2-1/3IP). 2B – Reinhard 2, Wright 2. Wawasee Record: 4-6.
Saturday in North Manchester Falling to 0-7 on the season, the Manchester baseball team was swept by Churubusco in a home doubleheader Saturday. In Game 1, the Squires fell 16-0, getting no-hit in a five-inning game. Faring better in Game 2, Manchester had eight hits, but lost 8-6. The Squires are at Columbia City today. CHURUBUSCO 16, MANCHESTER 0 (5 innings) C 012 67 – 16 15 0 M 000 00 – 0 0 0 Churubusco – Peters (W, 5IP, 0R, 0H). Manchester – Evan Milam (L, 4IP, 12R, 8ER, 10H, 5K, 4BB, 1HB), Johnson (5, 1IP, 4R, 4ER, 5H, 1K, 2BB). 2B – Buffengauger (C), Peters (C), Simmons (C), Poyser (C). CHURUBUSCO 8, MANCHESTER 6 (Game 2) C 001 104 2 – 8 8 2 M 200 301 0 – 6 8 1 Manchester – Rickert (ND, 5-2/3IP, 6R, 2ER, 5H, 1K, 4BB), McAtee (6, L, 1-1/3IP, 2R, 2ER, 1BB). Manchester Record: 0-7.
Saturday in South Whitley JV – Heritage 16, Whitko 12 H 262 150 0 – 16 12 1 W 421 510 0 – 12 11 3 (Whitko JV Stats) Nic Rose (L, 1K, 9BB), Bailey Platt (2K, 6BB), Garrett Cokl (2K, 1BB). 3B – Zach Hewitt. Whitko JV Record: 5-6.
BOYS GOLF Saturday in North Manchester Played at North Manchester’s Sycamore Golf Club Saturday, the John Glenn boys golf team finished first at the Whitko Invitational with a 316, followed by Wawasee in second. Also from the area, Tippecanoe Valley was fifth (334) followed by host Whitko in sixth (335) and Manchester was eighth with a 379. Wawasee hosts West Noble, Fairfield and Elkhart Central today. WHITKO INVITATIONAL Team Scores – 1. John Glenn 316, 2. Wawasee 328, 3. Northfield 330, 4. LaVille 334, 5. Tippecanoe Valley 334, 6. Whitko 335, 7. Fairfield 342, 8. Manchester 379, 9. Central Noble 394, 10. New Prairie 398, 11. West Noble 404, Wabash 409. (Sycamore G.C., Par 72) Wawasee – Tristen Atwood 82, Jeffrey Moore 80, Cal Heinisch 79, Mason Germonprez 90, Rasmus Rich 82. Valley – Bryce Zimpleman 85, Tanner Neeley 80, Trevor Neeley 86, Ben Shriver 95, Corey Carson 83. Whitko – Danny Zawlocki 77, Cole Bechtold 84, Will Peters 81, Matt Hathaway 93, Seth Patrick 116
SOFTBALL Saturday in Warsaw The Warsaw softball team had a rough outing Saturday in a home doubleheader against Valparaiso, losing 11-4 and 20-2. In the opening game, freshman Lauren Shaffner was a bright spot, going 2 for 3 with an RBI and a double. In the second game, it was senior Kara Dishman that shined at the plate, going 3 for 3 with an RBI. The 3-6 Lady Tigers are at NorthWood today for a Northern Lakes Conference game. VALPARAISO 11, WARSAW 4 (Game 1) V 421 130 0 – 11 10 3 W 011 002 0 – 4 7 7 (Warsaw Stats) Taylor Stiver (L, 3IP, 7R, 4ER, 5H, 1K, 4BB, 1HB), Whitney Sleeth (4, 4IP, 4R, 4ER, 5H, 1K, 2BB, 1HB, 1HR). 2B – Sidney Hernandez, Lauren Shaffner. VALPARAISO 20, WARSAW 2 (5 innings) (Game 2) V (11)04 05 – 20 14 2 W 100 10 – 2 7 3 (Warsaw Stats) Kaleigh Speicher (L, 2-2/3IP, 12R, 5ER, 8H, 2K, 5BB), Taylor Stiver (3, 2IP, 5R, 5ER, 3H, 3K, 4BB, 1HR); Sleeth (5, 1/3IP, 3R, 3ER, 3H, 0K, 0BB, 2HR). 2B – Ashley Ousley Records: Warsaw 3-6, Valparaiso 7-8.
Saturday in Syracuse After falling 10-0 to Class 3A No. 6 Rochester in five innings, the Wawasee softball team salvaged its own invitational by defeating Whitko 12-3 Saturday. Against Rochester, Wawasee managed just one hit, but managed 15 against Whitko, including three for Ale Brito, who had three RBIS and a double. Also against Whitko, Danielle Gunkel had a home run. Wawasee hosts Northridge today. WAWASEE INVITATIONAL ROCHESTER 10, WAWASEE 0 (5 innings) (Game 1) R 510 31 – 10 7 0 W 000 00 – 0 1 4 Rochester – Holland (W, 5IP, 0R, 1H, 3K, 0BB). Wawasee – Amber Lemberg (L, 5IP, 10R, 5ER, 7H, 5K, 5BB, 1HR). HR – Malchow (R). WAWASEE 12, WHITKO 3 (Game 2) Wa 005 112 3 – 12 15 1 Wh 003 000 0 – 3 3 1 Wawasee – Meghan Fretz (W, 7IP, 3R, 3ER, 3H, 4K, 3BB). Whitko – Yohe (L, 7IP, 12R, 11ER 15H, 4K, 6BB, 1HR). 2B – Ale Brito (Wa), Kylee Rostochak (Wa), Fretz (Wa), Priscilla Weikert (Wa), Kennedy Krull (Wh). HR – Danielle Gunkel (Wa).
Saturday in North Manchester The Manchester softball team won its own tournament Saturday, knocking off Class 1A No. 4 North Miami in the championship game. En route to the title, the Lady Squires lost to Columbia City 4-1 in their first game, then won by a forfeit against Northfield. In the championship game, North Miami and Manchester went eight innings, with the host winning 6-5. The 5-4 Lady Squires are at Maconaquah today. MANCHESTER INVITATIONAL Team Scores – Rd. 1: Columbia City 4, Manchester 1; North Miami 12, F.W. Snider 0; Rd. 2 – Northfield 13, Columbia City 12 (8 innings); Mississinewa 9, F.W. Snider 4; Rd. 3 – Manchester 7, Northfield 0 (forfeit); North Miami 6, Mississinewa 0; Consolation – Mississinewa 13, Columbia City 2; Championship – Manchester 6 North Miami 5 (8 innings).
Saturday in Wabash At Saturday’s Wabash Invitational, the Tippecanoe Valley softball team opened play by defeating Fort Wayne Wayne 19-0, but fell 9-6 against Fort Wayne Canterbury. On the day, Abby Betten had five hits for Valley, with two doubles and four RBIs. The 5-4 Lady Vikings host Pioneer Tuesday. WABASH INVITATIONAL TIPPECANOE VALLEY 19, F.W. WAYNE 0 (5 innings) (Game 1) W 000 00 – 0 1 3 TV 740 8x – 19 13 2 Valley – Kassidy Shepherd (W, 5IP, 0R, 1H, 8K, 0BB). Wayne – Jaclyn Mullins (L). 2B – Shepherd (TV), Lauren Early (TV), Abby Betten (TV). F.W. CANTERBURY 9, TIPPECANOE VALLEY 6 (Game 2) TV 123 000 0 – 6 7 7 C 000 612 x – 9 8 1 Canterbury – Ockem (W). Valley – Shepherd (L, 4IP, 7R,5ER, 6H, 2K, 1BB), Katie Gunter (5, 2IP, 2R, 0ER, 2H, 5K, 0BB). 2B – Tenaya Shull (TV), Betten (TV). Valley Record: 5-4.
GIRLS TENNIS Saturday in Muncie At Saturday’s Muncie Central Invitational, the Manchester girls tennis team finished second, falling 3-2 in the host team in the title match. Getting to the championship match, the Lady Squires knocked off Bluffton 3-2 and Blackford 3-2. Manchester’s Katie Peden was 3-0 on the day at No. 1 singles. The 6-3 Manchester squad hosts Rochester today. MUNCIE CENTRAL INVITATIONAL MANCHESTER 3, BLUFFTON 2 SINGLES: No. 1 – Katie Peden (M) def. Rachel Bertsch 6-3, 6-1; No. 2 – Allison Smith (M) def. Lauren Stauffer 6-2, 6-4; No. 3 – Claire Barnett (M) def. Claudia Williams 6-0, 6-2. DOUBLES: No. 1 – Sammy Gilliam/Sierra Steffen (B) def. Hayleigh Collett/Karly Eichenauer 6-1, 6-1; No. 2 – Paige Jacobs/Cassidy McKinney (B) def. Reilly Ruppert/Morgan McKee 6-0, 6-2. MANCHESTER 3, BLACKFORD 2 SINGLES: No. 1 – Peden (M) def. Rachel Baker 6-1, 6-1; No. 2 – Smith (M) def. Elizabeth Mattson; No. 3 – Barnett (M) def. Mallory Norris 6-0, 6-0. DOUBLES: No. 1 – Cate Anderson/Hanna Lex (B) def. Collett/Eichenauer 6-4, 0-6, (10-6); No. 2 – Kassandra Loper/Rachel Shade (B) def. Ruppert/McKee 6-3, 6-3. MUNCIE CENTRAL 3, MANCHESTER 2 (Championship) SINGLES: No. 1 – Peden (Man) def. Taylor Rabelais 1-6, 6-4, (10-0); No. 2 – Sam Bartholome (MC) def. Smith 7-6 (7-2), 6-3; No. 3 – Sydney Clasby (MC) def. Barnett 6-2, 6-1. DOUBLES: No. 1 – Collett/Eichenauer (Man) def. Victoria Heller/Haley Osborne 7-6 (7-5), 6-3; No. 2 – Viveka Melo/Mikel Prater (MC) def. Ruppert/McKee 3-6, 7-6 (7-5), (10-6). Manchester Record: 6-3.
Saturday in Bremen The Tippecanoe Valley girls tennis team went 1-2 at Saturday’s Bremen Invitational. After falling 4-1 to Bethany Christian, Valley then defeated North Judson 3-2, but ended its day with a 5-0 loss to Bremen. The 1-6 Lady Vikings host John Glenn Wednesday. BREMEN INVITATIONAL BETHANY CHRISTIAN 4, TIPPECANOE VALLEY 1 SINGLES: No. 1 – Brooke Hershberger (BC) def. Hanna Dalrymple 6-1, 6-1; No. 2 – Brittany Shafer (TV) def. Sammy Kauffman 6-0, 6-1; No. 3 – Hyein Kwon (BC) def. Aerin Shewman 6-1, 6-7 (5-7), 7-6 (8-10). DOUBLES: No. 1 – Liz DeLeeuw/Lynea Kaether (BC) def. Whitney Hartline/Morgan Brazo 6-1, 6-1; No. 2 – Darienne Maust/Mags Dutchersmith (BC) def. Kara Eaton/Ariel Schoettmer 6-1, 6-0. TIPPECANOE VALLEY 3, NORTH JUDSON 2 SINGLES: No. 1 – Kimberlin Skibbe (NJ) def. Dalrymple 6-3, 6-2; No. 2 – Shafer (TV) def. Shay Brazauskes 6-0, 6-0; No. 3 – Shewman (TV) def. Lizzie Ratdhe 6-2, 4-6, 7-6 (10-8). DOUBLES: No. 1 – Carrigan Baxter/Tristan Fletcher (NJ) def. Haneline/Brazo 6-1, 6-2; No. 2 – Eaton/Schoettmer (TV) def. Hannah Allender/Jeen Kraiwuttianant 6-2, 6-1. BREMEN 5, TIPPECANOE VALLEY 0 SINGLES: No. 1 – Morgan Smith (B) def. Dalrymple 6-1, 6-1; No. 2 – Alexa Hershberger (B) def. Shafer 6-0, 6-0; No. 3 – Kylie Phillips (B) def. Shewman 6-1, 6-0. DOUBLES: No. 1 – Gabby Buck/Jaclyn Lawmaster (B) def. Haneline/Brazo 6-1, 6-3; No. 2 – Liz Lawmaster/Lacey Bennitt (B) def. Eaton/Schoettmer 6-0, 6-2. Valley Record: 1-6.
