At Saturday's Tiger Invitational, fourth-ranked Zionsville took first place, followed by 15th-ranked Homestead, 17th-ranked Carmel and top-ranked Warsaw. Zionsville won the 11-team invitational at Stonehenge Golf Club's 71-par golf course with a score of 312, followed by Homestead's 316, Carmel's 321 and Warsaw's 322. The Triton Trojans also competed in the tournament, placing seventh with a 336. Zionsville's Adam Wood was the medalist of the tournament, finishing two-under par, while Warsaw's Tyler Ostrom, Eric Tandy and Jon Schram all shot a 79, which was tied for ninth place. Other Warsaw scores were an 85 from Tim Ahlersmeyer and an 86 from Bennett Hollar. The Triton Trojans travel to Jimtown's home course today, joining Elkhart Christian and Elkhart Memorial, while Warsaw travels to the Wawasee Invitational Saturday. ZIONSVILLE 312, HOMESTEAD 316, CARMEL 321, WARSAW 322, HAMILTON SOUTHEASTERN 325, INDIANAPOLIS CATHEDRAL 335, TRITON 336, AVON 339, COLUMBUS NORTH 341, LAFAYETTE JEFFERSON 344, WARSAW (B) 363, BREMEN 392 (Stonehenge GC, Par 71) Medalist — Adam Wood (Zionsville) 69 Warsaw — Tyler Ostrom 79, Eric Tandy 79, Jon Schram 79, Tim Ahlersmeyer 85, Bennett Hollar 86
Saturday in North Manchester The Fairfield boys golf team won Saturday's Whitko Invitational at Sycamore Golf Club in North Manchester with a score of 326. The Wawasee Warriors finished third (351) in the tournament, while Whitko placed fifth (352), Tippecanoe Valley placed seventh (359) and Manchester placed 10th (385). The Wawasee Warriors host West Noble, Elkhart Central and Fairfield today at South Shore Golf Club. FAIRFIELD 326, NEW PRAIRIE 343, WAWASEE 351, WHITKO 352, JOHN GLENN 356, WABASH 357, TIPPECANOE VALLEY 359, NORTHFIELD 362, LAVILLE 364, MANCHESTER 385, CENTRAL NOBLE 411 (Sycamore GC, Par 72) Top 5 — Kowalski (NP) 76, Hochstetler (Fair) 79, Ulrich (Fair) 79, Ben Jackson (Waw) 83, Hettsmanperger (Wab) 83
BASEBALL Saturday in Kokomo Playing in Kokomo Saturday, the Warsaw baseball team won the first game of a doubleheader 14-4 in six innings, but dropped Game 2 by a score of 6-5. In the opener, Joey Hickerson was the winning pitcher, while the offense was powered by Brock Anson's two home runs, as well as three hits each from Hickerson and Eric Smolen. In Game 2, the Warsaw Tigers led 3-0 after batting in the top of the fifth, but gave up four runs in the bottom of the frame, as Warsaw went on to lose in eight innings. Hickerson hit a home run in the loss. The 3-5 Tigers host a Northern Lakes Conference game against NorthWood today. WARSAW 14, KOKOMO 4 (6 innings) (First Game) W 101 084 — 14 14 0 K 200 002 — 4 3 3 Joey Hickerson (W, 2-0), Austin Franzen, Kyle Morris and Mitchell Gosnell, Jared Lemler; Sawyer (W), Schten and Salinas 2B — Salinas (K), Eric Smolen (W) HR — Frey (K), Brock Anson (W) 2 KOKOMO 6, WARSAW 5 (eight innings) (Second Game) W 101 012 00 — 5 9 0 K 000 041 01 — 6 6 3 Nick Nunez, Kyle Gibbs, Brock Anson (L, 0-1) and Lemler; Sale (W) and emms 2B — Frey (K), Alexander (K), Smolen (W), Morris (W), Brady Ousley (W) HR — Griggs (K), Colby (K), Shipley (K), Hickerson (W) Records — Kokomo 2-4, Warsaw 3-5
Saturday in Kokomo The Tippecanoe Valley baseball team split a doubleheader at Taylor Saturday, winning the first game 6-4 and dropping the second 10-6. James Hackworth was the winning pitcher in Game 1, benefitting from a 2-for-3 game from Cory Krider, who also drove in two runs. Krider had another good effort in the second game, going 3 for 4 with an RBI, but Taylor's Logan Bames hit two home runs, while Shane Arnold and Calib Wininger also hit dingers. The 6-3 Tippecanoe Valley Vikings host Culver Military Academy Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. TIPPECANOE VALLEY 6, TAYLOR 4 (First Game) V 000 140 1 — 6 7 0 T 010 030 x — 4 7 2 James Hackworth (W, 2-1, 5IP, 3K, 5H, 1BB, 4ER), Cory Krider (6, S, 2IP, 3K, 2H) and Brody Andrews; Tyler Simmons (ND, 4-1/3IP, 3K, 2H, 4BB), Cameron Clark (5, L, 1-2/3IP, 2R, 2K, 3H), Brandon Cooprider (7, 1IP, 2H, 1R) and Cole Acord 2B — Tanner Andrews (V), Krider (V) HR — Spencer McQueary (T) TAYLOR 10, TIPPECANOE VALLEY 6 (Second Game) V 121 101 0 — 6 8 1 T 100 036 x — 10 13 2 Calib Wininger (ND, 3-2/3IP, 5R, 3K, 7H, 1BB), Clark (4, W, 3-1/3IP, 1R, 1K, 1H) and Cooprider; Clayton Adamson (ND, 4IP, 1K, 4H, 3BB, 2R), Chase Burnau (5, L, 0-1, 1-1/3IP, 6R, 2K, 6H, 2BB), Bret Cooper (6, 2/3IP, 2R, 3H, 2BB) and Jacob Ritchey 2B — Simmons (T), Krider (V) 2, Kameron Akers (V) 3B — Shane Arnold (T) HR — Logan Barnes (T) 2, Arnold (T), Wininger (T), B. Andrews (V) Records — Taylor 7-2, Valley 6-3
Saturday in Huntington The Manchester baseball team dropped both games of a Saturday doubleheader at Huntington North. The Manchester Squires fell 7-3 in the opening game before falling 13-0 in the second. In Game 1, Connor McLaughlin, Anthony Saunders and Austin Flack all had two hits, with Saunders also driving in two runs. The 1-5 Squires host Columbia City tonight. HUNTINGTON NORTH 7, MANCHESTER 3 (First Game) M 000 003 0 — 3 6 5 H 204 010 x — 7 8 0 Connor McLaughlin (L, 7IP, 6K, 4BB, 8H, 7R, 3ER, 1HB) and Devan Knecht 2B — Bornman (H), Austin Flack (M), McLaughlin (M), Anthony Saunders (M) HR — Brown (H), Triegloff (H), Bartrom (H) HUNTINGTON NORTH 13, MANCHESTER 0 (5 innings) (Second Game) M 000 00 — 0 5 2 H 453 1x — 13 13 1 Logan Brunn (L, 3IP, 1K, 3BB, 11H, 11R, 9ER, 1HB), Justin Lewis (4, 1IP, 1K, 1BB, 2H, 2R, 2ER, 1HB) and Jim Sainsbury 2B — Frazer (H), Faucett (H) 2, Bartrom (H), Smithman (H), Richison (H), Bornman (H) 3B — Bartrom (H) Manchester Record — 1-5
SOFTBALL Saturday in Warsaw Playing in their own invitational Saturday, the Warsaw softball team defeated Valparaiso 12-1 and Boone Grove 9-1. In the win over Valparaiso, Warsaw received home runs from Kendra Marshall, Kelsey Dotson and Kayla Snider, helping Alex Sanchez get the win. In the second game, Kaleigh Speicher got the win and also hit a double, driving in three runs. The 6-3 Warsaw Lady Tigers host NorthWood for a Northern Lakes Conference game today. WARSAW 12, VALPARAISO 1 (five innings) V 010 00 — 1 6 1 W 241 5 — 12 14 0 Alex Sanchez (W, 3-1) and Kelsey Dotson; Allen (L) and Dalzatto 2B — Kaleigh Speicher (W), Kaitlyn Wiley (W) HR — Kendra Marshall (W), Kelsey Dotson (W), Kayla Snider (W) JV — Warsaw 9, Valpo 2 WARSAW 9, BOONE GROVE 1 G 000 001 0 — 1 10 3 W 004 032 X — 9 11 1 Speicher (W, 3-1) and Dotson; Yadron (L) and Sprungenburg 2B — Speicher (W), Paige Wood (W), Sanchez (W) Warsaw Record — 6-3 JV — Warsaw 13, BG 9 Warsaw JV Record — 5-4
Saturday in Wabash At Saturday's Wabash Tournament, the Tippecanoe Valley softball team lost to Wabash 10-3, but defeated Fort Wayne Wayne by a score of 10-0 in five innings. In the loss to Wabash, Kaley Shewman went 2 for 4 with a double. In the victory over Wayne, Shewman got the win in the circle, while Danielle Adams went 1 for 2 with two RBIs and Chrissy Hillard and Mariah Benzing each hit doubles. Valley travels to Pioneer today. WABASH 10, TIPPECANOE VALLEY 3 V 100 200 0 — 3 7 3 W 910 000 x — 10 5 3 Kaley Shewman (L, 2/3IP, 3H, 9R, 4ER, 7BB), Whitney Sleeth (1, 6-1/3IP, 2H, 1R, 1ER, 5BB, 1HB) 2B — Shewman (V) TIPPECANOE VALLEY 10, FW WAYNE (5 innings) V 301 33 — 10 8 1 W 000 00 — 0 2 4 Kaley Shewman (W, 5IP, 2H, 2BB) 2B — Chrissy Hillard (V), Mariah Benzing (V) Valley Record — 4-4
Saturday in Bourbon Hosting the Bremen Lady Lions Saturday, the Triton softball team lost 8-4 in Northern State Conference play. Bremen scored its eight runs on eight hits, while Triton got 11 hits and just four runs. The loss drops Triton to 6-6 overall and 1-2 in the NSC going into tonight's game at LaVille. BREMEN 8, TRITON 4 B 002 200 4 — 8 8 1 T 100 011 1 — 4 11 2 Saylor Bailey (W) and Brook Baker; Mallorie Jennings (L, 5-5) and Katie Claxon 2B — Baker (B), Hannah Downing (T) HR — Alliston Shorter (B) Records — Bremen 3-0 NSC, Triton 6-6 (1-2 NSC)
BOYS TRACK AND FIELD Saturday in Goshen At the Goshen Relays Saturday, the Warsaw boys track and field team placed fifth out of the 22 teams in the Class A, while Wawasee finished 19th. The Concord Minutemen won the class with 87 points, while Warsaw had 67 and Wawasee scored 22. Warsaw was led by its winning 3200 relay team of Scott Smyth, Jacob Poyner, Trevor Callahan and Spencer Rheinhardt, as well as Poyner's first-place finish in the 1600. Wawasee's Ben Klaybor (high jump) and Zac Patrick finished the meet placing fourth in their respective events. Wawasee will join NorthWood for a Northern Lake Conference meet Thursday at Warsaw. CONCORD 87, PENN 75, CARROLL 75, EAST NOBLE 70, WARSAW 67, LAPORTE 64, NORTHRIDGE 60, MISHAWAKA 59, FW NORTH SIDE 55, SB RILEY 52, FW WAYNE 46, GOSHEN 39, ELKHART CENTRAL 38, PLYMOUTH 28, NEW PRAIRIE 26, SB ADAMS 25, NORTHWOOD 25, ELKHART MEMORIAL 23, WAWASEE 22, SB CLAY 18, GARY WEST 18, SB WASHINGTON 14 (Goshen Relays, Class A, Winners and Local Top 5 Results) Long Jump — 1. Tony Shead (Clay) 21-4.5; High Jump — 1. DeSean Prentice (Penn) 6-7, 4. Ben Klaybor (Waw) 6-3; Pole Vault — 1. Kyle Johnston (Penn) 15-2; Discus — 1. Elias Micozzi (Riley) 176-3, 5. Zac Erba (War) 140-10; Shot Put — 1. Micozzi (Riley) 51-00, 4. Cameron Fritzel (War) 48-10; 3200 Relay — 1. Warsaw (Scott Smyth, Jacob Poyner, Trevor Callahan, Spencer Rheinhardt) 8:08.27; 3200 Relay — 1. Concord (Keenen Burnett, Clinton McCray, Daniel Zelaya, Eric McCray) 8:06.32; Distance Medley — 1. LaPorte (Josh Hojnacki, Skyler Coburn, Stuart West, Mitch Hubner) 10:36.86; Distance Medley — 1. Concord (C. McCray, Burnett, E. McCray, Zelaya) 10:56.56, 3. Warsaw (Callahan, Ryan Goon, Smyth, Jordan Scroggs) 11:12.82; 110 Hurdles — 1. Nathan Mueller (EN) 15.27 400 Relay — 1. Penn (Conner Sowders, Prentice, Tommy Grant, Andrew Grice) 43.61; 400 Relay — 1. Carroll (Adele Chanthavane, Alex Crabill, Jimmy Crumley, Justin Fisher) 44.83, 3. Warsaw (Zack Rooney, Tristan McClone, Chad Goon, Robert Strahan) 45.37; 400 Relay — 1. East Noble (Brandon Mable, Nathan Brown, Jordan Miller, Jordan Gater) 44.05; 1600 — 1. Poyner (War) 4:40.55; 1600 — 1. Mitch Hubner (LaPorte) 4:27.87; 1600 — 1. Zelaya (Concord) 4:37.56; 300 Hurdles — 1. Mueller (EN) 39.45, 4. Zac Patrick (Waw) 44.00; 300 Hurdles — 1. David Hayden (Wayne) 41.29; 300 Hurdles — 1. Grant Bass (Concord) 40.34; 800 Sprint Medley Relay — 1. Concord (Bass, Will Mulroy, Steve Mulroy, Zelaya) 1:37.03, 2. Warsaw (McClone, C. Goon, Strahan, Wyatt Jones) 1:39.25; 800 Sprint Medley — 1. Riley (Carl Hubbard, Ben Morris, Carlton Moody, Thomas Capers) 1:37.09; 800 Sprint Medley — 1. Carroll (Chanthavane, Jimmy Crumley, Crabill, John Hester) 1:36.91, 5. Wawasee (Josh Sumpter, Dakota Singer, Nathan Cook, Brandon Morris) 1:44.98; 100 — 1. Jordan Gater (EN) 11.10; 1600 Relay — 1. Concord (W. Mulroy, C. McCray, E. McCray, S. Mulroy) 3:26.92, 2. Warsaw (R. Goon, Poyner, Jones, Rheinhardt) 3:28.54; 1600 Relay — 1. North Side (Ed Benson, Kersten Barnfield, Randy McComb, Steven Van Dyke) 3:27.67; 1600 Relay — 1. Mishawaka (Tyler Bradley, Austin Slabaugh, Mike Louderback, Eric Hancock) 3:35.14
Saturday in Goshen Competing in Class B of Saturday's Goshen Relays, the Whitko boys track and field team finished second. The Fairfield Falcons won the class of 15 teams with 138 points, followed by Whitko's 102. Whitko's Alec Wilkinson won the pole vault (13-4), while the 400 relay (Conner Stouder, Max Elder, Scott Skiles, Scott Paulus) and 1600 relay (Elder, Skiles, Trapper Mize, Stouder) also won their respective events. The Wildcats will be at Manchester for a three-team Three Rivers Conference meet Tuesday, joining Northfield. FAIRFIELD 138, WHITKO 102, LAKELAND 70, GARRETT 58, WEST NOBLE 53, WESTVIEW 51, BREMEN 45, PRAIRIE HEIGHTS 42, JOHN GLENN 40, FREMONT 32, CULVER MILITARY ACADEMY 32, CENTRAL NOBLE 27, WABASH 20, LAVILLE 11, JIMTOWN 3 (Goshen Relays, Class B, Winners and Local Top 5 Results) Long Jump — 1. Tanner Foust (Fairfield) 21-2.5, 5. Max Elder (Whitko) 19-4.5, 7. Brent Busz (Whitko) 19-2.5; High Jump — 1. Foust (Fairfield) 6-5, 2. Elder (Whitko) 6-4, 3. Busz (Whitko) 6-2; Pole Vault — 1. Alex Wilkinson (Whitko) 13-4; Discus — 1. Robert DeVenter (Garrett) 153-7, 5. Joe Haywood (Whitko) 131-1; Shot Put — 1. Jake Walter (Fairfield) 55-3.5; 3200 Relay — 1. West Noble (Kevin Handshoe, Isaac Sheeley, Jose Ibanez, Matt Price) 8:12.66, 4. Whitko (Jude Stieglitz, Brian Menzie, Brody Wilson, Trapper Mize) 8:35.89; Distance Medley — 1. Fairfield (Dillon Hinen, Alex Mast, Ricky Masters, Jordan Smeltzer) 11:10.82, 4. Whitko (Stieglitz, Dallas Asher, Dylan Cozad, Wilson) 11:49.94; 110 Hurdles — 1. Creig Leu (Lakeland) 15.67 400 Relay — 1. Whitko (Conner Stouder, Elder, Scott Skiles, Scott Paulus) 45.34; 400 Relay — 1. Fairfield (Foust, Tregg Fisher, PJ Neff, Brett Baumgartner) 43.99; 1600 — 1. Matt Perkins (PH) 4:31.83, 2. Menzie (Whitko) 4:36.21; 1600 — 1. Nick Lagemann (PH) 4:29.59, 3. Mize (Whitko) 4:35.76; 300 Hurdles — 1. Josh Brenneman (Bremen) 40.36; 300 Hurdles — 1. Leu (Lakeland) 41.68, 3. Jordan Sims (Whitko) 43.22; 800 Sprint Medley — 1. CMA (Steve Choi, Yan Van de Velde, Tristan Van de Velde, Marcus Shannon) 1:39.89; 800 Sprint Medley — 1. Fairfield (Neff, Fisher, Dillon Lockwood, Foust) 1:39.30, 3. Whitko (Sims, Paulus, Busz, Brandon Nettrouer) 1:44.44; 100 — 1. Todd Frickey (Garrett) 11.72, 4. Stouder (Whitko) 12.00, 5. Skiles (Whitko) 12.27; 1600 Relay — 1. Fairfield (Alex Mast, Connor Bontrager, Hinen, Baumgartner) 3:42.16; 1600 Relay — 1. Whitko (Elder, Skiles, Mize, Stouder) 3:38.62
GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD Saturday in Churubusco The Warsaw girls track and field team placed second out of 12 teams at Saturday's Churubusco Relays. The Columbia City Lady Eagles won the meet with 115.5 points, followed by Warsaw's 88. The Wawasee Lady Warriors also competed, finishing 11th with 17 points. The Warsaw Lady Tigers were led by Ashley Erba's first-place finish in the 1600 (5:18.23), while Samantha Jensen (discus) and Sarah Heagy (shot put) each placed second. COLUMBIA CITY 115.5, WARSAW 88, LEO 79, WESTVIEW 63, FW NORTH SIDE 61, DEKALB 52, BELLMONT 45, ANGOLA 39, WEST NOBLE 32, EAST NOBLE 30.5, WAWASEE 17, LAKELAND 1 (Churubusco Relays, Gold Division, First Place and Local Top 5 Results) Discus — 1. Whitehead (CC) 114-5, 2. Samantha Jensen (War) 108-1, 3. Lauren Burish (War) 107-11; Pole Vault — 1. Gutermuth (Leo) 11-6, 5. Hanna Kammerer (War) 8-6; High Jump — 1. Hearld (CC) 5-3; Long Jump — 1. Carpenter (Westview) 17-3, 5. Elise White (War) 15-1.5; Shot Put — 1. Dincoff (DeKalb) 40-9.5, 2. Sarah Heagy (War) 34-4; 3200 Relay — 1. Columbia City (Werstler, LeFever, Menzie, Roush) 10:03.23, 5. Warsaw (Brooke Kline, Abby Schue, Anna Bearss, Ashley Erba) 10:15.86; 100 Hurdles — 1. Carpenter (Westview) 14.91, 4. White (War) 17.36; 100 — 1. Morris (North Side) 12.42 1600 — 1. Erba (War) 5:18.23; 400 Relay — 1. North Side (Martin, Mingo, Moore, Morris) 50.93; 400 — 1. Deutch (CC) 1:00.54, 2. Leah Moore (War) 1:01.37; 300 Hurdles — 1. Carpenter (Westview) 44.25, 5. Jackie Ferguson (War) 49.99; 800 — 1. Beard (Angola) 2:27.08, 3. Bearss (War) 2:29.48; 200 — 1. Harvey (Bellmont) 25.06; 3200 — 1. Menzie (CC) 11:35.72, 5. Kline (War) 12:14.00; 1600 Relay — 1. Leo (Ruhl, Lengacher, Grush, Merz) 4:16.11, 4. Warsaw (Moore, Wildman, Ferguson, Erba) 4:17.31
Saturday in Churubusco Competing in the Black Division at Saturday's Churubusco Relays, the Manchester girls track and field team finished third and Whitko placed fourth. The hosting Churubusco Lady Eagles won the division with 122 points, while Manchester generated 67 and Whitko finished with 65. Manchester's top performer was Andy Sharfman, who placed second in the 1600 and 3200, while Bekah Brunn placed second in the 100 hurdles and Kelsi Custer placed second in the 400. Manchester also received second-place finishes from its 1600 relay (Lindsey Budnik, Darien Rodriguez, Brunn, Custer) and 400 relay (Maddi Burton, Kate Eberly, Brunn, Budnik). For Whitko, Ashlee McHaney finished second in the 300 hurdles. Manchester hosts Whitko and Northfield for a three-team Three Rivers Conference meet Tuesday. CHURUBUSCO 122, GARRETT 69, MANCHESTER 67, WHITKO 65, WOODLAN 60, FREMONT 49, HERITAGE 49, PRAIRIE HEIGHTS 42, CENTRAL NOBLE 29, FW CANTERBURY 23, EASTSIDE 23, CULVER 15, BLUFFTON 4 (Churubusco Relays, Black Division, First Place and Local Top 5 Results) 3200 Relay — 1. Churubusco (Haleigh Gross, Alex Eyer, Rachel Fehring, Nichole Wormcastle) 10:51.09, 2. Whitko (Holly Frantz, Aubrey Smith, Miranda Terrill, Shandi Oswald) 10:55.15, 3. Manchester (Darien Rodriguez, Kiana Gillum, Crysten Custer, Andy Sharfman) 11:13.57; 100 — 1. Payton Summers (Churubusco) 12.90; 100 Hurdles — 1. Cassandra Cochard (CN) 16.82, 2. Brunn (Man) 16.86; 200 — 1. Jordyn Knott (Garrett) 27.09, 4. Josie Sparks (Whitko) 28.15; 1600 — 1. Abby Hostetler (Fremont) 5:25.92, 2. Sharfman (Man) 5:32.88, 5. Smith (Whitko) 6:01.92; 400 Relay — 1. Churubusco (Summers, Ashley Wakeman, Katie Monk, Heather Monk) 53.23, 2. Manchester (Maddi Burton, Kate Eberly, Brunn, Lindsey Budnik) 54.49; 400 — 1. Knott (Garrett) 1:02.77, 2. Kelsi Custer (Man) 1:02.82, 3. Sparks (Whitko) 1:03.73; 300 Hurdles — 1. Sabrina Books (Heritage) 51.01, 2. Ashley McHaney (Whitko) 53.08 800 — 1. Hostetler (Fremont) 2:30.91, 3. Holly Frantz (Whitko) 2:41.93; 3200 — 1. Anna Aldrich (Fremont) 12:04.44, 2. Sharfman (Man) 12:35.98, 3. K. Custer (Man) 13:01.19, 4. Smith (Whitko) 13:09.10; 1600 Relay — 1. Churubusco (Gross, Brittany McKinney, Wakeman, Ashley Fulkerson) 4:26.42, 2. Manchester (Budnik, Rodriguez, Brunn, K. Custer) 4:28.41, 3. Whitko (Sparks, Terrill, Taylor Zwick, Frantz) 4:30.08; Long Jump — 1. Knott (Garrett) 15-3.5, 3. Zwick (Whitko) 14-11.5; High Jump — 1. Knott (Garrett) 5-3, 3. Terrill (Whitko) 5-3; Discus — 1. H. Monk (Churusbusco) 122-2; Shot Put — 1. Gwen Zehner (Culver) 38-1.5; Pole Vault — 1. Lindsay Schroeder (Eastside) 8-6
