The Warsaw baseball team picked up its second-straight win and improved its Northern Lakes Conference record to 2-0 in the process Monday at Tiger Field. Scoring six runs over the course of the first three innings, the Warsaw Tigers gave Nick Nunez enough run support to get the win on the mound, improving his season record to 1-1. Offensively, Warsaw’s Eric Smolen had three hits, including a double, while Mitchell Gosnell, Brock Anson, Kyle Morris and Brady Ousley each had two hits. The Tigers host another NLC game Friday when the Plymouth Pilgrims come to town for a 4:45 p.m. game. WARSAW 7, GOSHEN 1 G 000 000 1 — 1 5 3 W 213 001 x — 7 12 3 Nick Nunez (W, 1-1), Kyle Morris (7) and Mitchell Gosnell, Jared Lemler; Troy Pickard (L), Sylas Buller (3), Hunter Rivera (6) and Travis Pickard 2B — Eric Smolen (W), Brock Anson (W), Morris (W) HR — Tr. Pickard (G) Records — Warsaw 2-4 (2-0 NLC), Goshen 5-5 (1-1 NLC) JV — Goshen 10, Warsaw 5
Wednesday in Peru Scoring seven runs in the first inning, the Whitko baseball team cruised to a 13-5 win at Peru Wednesday. Alex Stoddard got the win on the mound and also hit a home run for the Whitko Wildcats. Also for Whitko, Colin Nicodemus, Austin Mort, Ethan Nicodemus each hit doubles. The 7-5 Wildcats will be at Saturday’s Wawasee Invitational at 10 a.m. WHITKO 13, PERU 5 W 700 220 2 — 13 9 1 P 200 012 0 — 5 7 2 Alex Stoddard (W, 5IP, 3R, 2ER, 5H, 2BB, 8K), Wes Gensch (6, 2IP, 2R, 2ER, 2H, 1BB, 1K); Kyle Marburger (L) 2B — Colin Nicodemus (W), Austin Mort (W), Ethan Nicodemus (W), Jamie Wright (P), Dexter Simmons (P) HR — Stoddard (W), Evan Laudenschlager (P) Whitko Record — 7-5
SOFTBALL Wednesday in Goshen Managing just one hit off of Goshen’s Natalie Newell, the Warsaw softball team fell 6-1 in Northern Lakes Conference action Wednesday in Goshen. Newell struck out 12 in the win, but Warsaw’s one hit was a double by Kendra Marshall. The Warsaw Lady Tigers travel to Plymouth for another NLC game Friday. GOSHEN 6, WARSAW 1 W 000 001 0 — 1 3 1 G 030 201 x — 6 12 0 Natalie Newell (W, 12K) and Aimee Swihart; Alex Sanchez (L), Kaleigh Speicher (4) and Kelsey Dotson 2B — Cassi Cook (G), Kendra Marshall (W) HR — Swihart (G), McKenzie Byler (G) Records — Goshen 11-0 (2-0 NLC), Warsaw 4-2 (1-1 NLC) JV — Goshen 6, Warsaw 3 Warsaw JV Record — 3-2
Wednesday in Peru The Manchester softball team improved its season record to 2-4 Wednesday following its 11-1 five-inning victory at Peru. In the victory, Manchester’s Hannah Beal got the win in the circle and Kalene Freshour went 3 for 4 with two runs, two stolen bases and a run. Also for Manchester, Meika Kennedy hit two doubles, joining Katie Smith, Makayla Sainsbury and Lana Miller in that category. The Manchester Lady Squires host Triton today at 5 p.m. MANCHESTER 11, PERU 1 (5 innings) M 141 05 — 11 13 3 P 001 00 — 1 1 7 Hanna Beal (W, 5IP, 1H, 3K) and Kayla Flack 2B — Meika Kennedy (M) 2, Katie Smith (M), Makayla Sainsbury (M), Lana Miller (M) Records — Manchester 2-4, Peru 1-3
Wednesday in Bourbon In Northern State Conference action Wednesday in Bourbon, the Triton softball team defeated John Glenn 10-8. Overcoming an early 6-0 deficit, Triton’s Mallorie Jennings got the win in the circle and also hit a double, while Katie Claxon, Sabrina Kauffman and Melanie Clemens all had two RBIs. The 6-4 Triton Lady Trojans travel to Manchester tonight for a 5 p.m. game. TRITON 10, JOHN GLENN 8 G 600 020 0 — 8 8 4 T 101 422 x — 10 11 3 Mallorie Jennings (W, 5-4) and Katie Claxon; Jessie Bostic (L, 0-3) and Amanda Bogard 2B — Jennings (T) Records — Triton 6-4 (1-1 NSC), Glenn 0-3 (0-2 NSC)
GIRLS TENNIS Wednesday in Warsaw The Warsaw girls tennis team defeated Northridge 3-2 in Northern Lakes Conference action Wednesday in Warsaw. Getting wins for the Warsaw Lady Tigers were all three of their singles players, including Alli Tucker (No. 1), Sarah Hartle (No. 2) and Elise Smith (No. 3). The 2-1 Lady Tigers host Fairfield today at 4:30 p.m. WARSAW 3, NORTHRIDGE 2 SINGLES: No. 1 — Alli Tucker (W) def. Alexis Schmidt 6-3, 6-4; No. 2 — Sarah Hartle (W) def. Sarah Smith 6-0, 6-0; No. 3 — Elise Smith (W) def. Ashley Owens 2-6, 6-3, 6-4 DOUBLES: No. 1 — Ali Bullock/Olivia Erikson (N) def. Carlye Bishopp/Lindsay Sciarra 0-6, 7-6 (7-5), 6-4; No. 2 — Amy Stoffel/Kate Ahoner (N) def. Andi Frazetta/Liesl Schroedl 6-1, 6-2 Records — Warsaw 2-1 (1-0 NLC), Northridge 2-2 (0-1 NLC) JV — Warsaw 5, Northridge 3 JV Singles: No. 1 — Courtney Clark (N) def. Daphne Carvajal 7-5, 6-4; No. 2 — Dora Wisolek (N) def. Jacqueline Sasso 8-3; No. 3 — Rachel Bibler (W) def. Kaley Owens 8-2; No. 4 — Sarah Boyle (W) def. Casey Long 8-4 JV Doubles: No. 1 — Sam Harkrider/Emily Erekson (N) def. Nichole Herendeen/Angie Shroyer 2-6, 7-5, 6-2; No. 2 — Olivia Wallen/Marley Smith (W) def. Chandler Lawson/Allison Rush 8-3; No. 3 — Blair Findlay/Catherine Adamson (W) def. Lexi Graber/Sammi Miller-Edl 6-1; No. 4 — Mallory Bartel/Brittany Florentine (W) def. Alaina Gingrich/Jordyn Schmitz 7-5
Wednesday in Syracuse The Wawasee girls tennis team dropped a Northern Lakes Conference match at home to Concord Wednesday, falling 5-0. In the loss, Wawasee’s Haley Windle and Katie Allen lost in three sets at No. 2 and 3 singles, respectively, while the No. 1 doubles tandem of Lauren Erb and Morgan Geer also fell in three sets, the third being a tiebreaker. The 1-5 Wawasee Lady Warriors travel to Manchester today for a 4:30 p.m. match. CONCORD 5, WAWASEE 0 SINGLES: No. 1 — Kailee Queener (C) def. Kalyn McDaniel 6-3, 6-1; No. 2 — Hailey Stiver (C) def. Haley Windle 7-5, 5-7 6-2; No. 3 — Victoria Miller (C) def. Katie Allen 6-4, 6-7, 6-3 DOUBLES: No. 1 — Erica Warren/Kathrin Bennett (C) def. Lauren Erb/Morgan Geer 3-6, 6-2, 7-6 (7-3); No. 2 — Taylor Angel/Lindsay McLain (C) def. Mia Hauser/Karla Allen 6-0, 6-2 Records — Concord 3-1 (1-0 NLC), Wawasee 1-5 (0-2 NLC) JV — Concord 8, Wawasee 0 JV Singles: No. 1 — Bailey Vollmar (C) def. Samantha Prinis 8-0; No. 2 — Megan Auger (C) def. Samantha Taylor 8-0; No. 3 — Carlie Yancey (C) def. Kassie Schafstall 8-0; No. 4 — Holly Angel (C) def. Tessa Riley 8-3; No. 5 — Ashley Schmucker (C) def. Schafstall 6-4; No. 6 — Monica Rininger (C) def. Samantha Taylor 6-0 JV Doubles: No. 1 — Hannah Davis/Emily Davis (C) def. Katy Ashpole/Sabrina VanLue 8-4; No. 2 — Sam Lutian/Nina Fader (C) def. Ashpole/VanLue 8-0 Wawasee JV Record — 0-6 (0-2 NLC)
BOYS TRACK AND FIELD Wednesday in Wabash The Tippecanoe Valley boys track and field team fell to two Three Rivers Conference teams Wednesday in Wabash. In the three-team meet, Wabash led the way with 65 points, followed by Northfield’s 50.5 and Tippecanoe Valley’s 44.5. Valley’s Justin Gunter (100, 200) and James Gregory (110 hurdles, 300 hurdles) each won two events, while the Vikings also got wins from Derrick Cunningham (high jump) and its 400 relay. The Vikings will be at Friday’s North Miami Relays. WABASH 63, NORTHFIELD 50.5, TIPPECANOE VALLEY 44.5 110 Hurdles — 1. James Gregory (V) 15.34, 2. Davenport (W) 16.62, 3. Hunt (W) 16.73; 100 — 1. Justin Gunter (V) 11.34, 2. Reed (W) 11.36, 3. Sixto Hernandez (V) 11.89; Discus — 1. Ellis (W) 109-5, 2. Burton (W) 104-9, 3. Stargill (W) 102-6; 1600 — 1. Augustus (N) 4:50.93, 2. Nolan Sponseller (V) 5:03.95, 3. Hearn (W) 5:11.78; 3200 — 1. Augustus (N) 10:23.65, 2. Hearns (W) 11:29.69, 3. Brandon Maull (V) 12:10.21; 400 — 1. Galley (N) 54.03, 2. Blanton (W) 54.91, 3. Cox (W) 57.40; 300 Hurdles — 1. Gregory (V) 42.62, 2. Hunt (W) 44.0, 3. Davenport (W) 48.63; Pole Vault — 1. Beek (W) 9-0, 2. Unger (N) 8-6, 3. Book (N) 8-0 800 — 1. Galley (N) 2:12.71, 2. Barlow (N) 2:13.59, 3. Walker (W) 2:13.90; Shot Put — 1. Ellis (W) 41-7.5, 2. Parker (N) 39-10.5, 3. Burton (W) 36-9; High Jump — 1. Derrick Cunningham (V) 5-8, 2. Willy Inglehearn (V) 5-6, 3. Parker (N) 5-4.5; 200 — 1. Gunter (V) 24.37, 2. Beeks (W) 24.67, 3. Miller (N) 25.32; 3200 Relay — 1. Northfield 8:53.75, 2. Wabash 9:01.38; 400 Relay — 1. Valley 46.43, 2. Wabash 47.68; 1600 Relay — 1. Northfield 3:47.90, 2. Wabash 3:52
Wednesday in Elkhart The Triton boys track and field team picked up a Northern State Conference victory and lost one at Jimtown Wednesday. The Bremen Lions had the high score of the meet with 67.5 points, followed by Triton’s 52 and Jimtown’s 47.5. Getting wins for the Triton Trojans were Trent Stackhouse (1600), Drew Mosson (200, high jump) and Jake Tutorow (discus). Triton will be at the North Miami Relays Friday evening. BREMEN 67.5, TRITON 52, JIMTOWN 47.5 3200 Relay — 1. Bremen (Matt Lertai, Michael Ricketts, Jack Jordan, Thomas Dean) 9:09.00, 2. Triton 9:28.00; 110 Hurdles — 1. Levi Welch (J) 15.1, 2. Josh Brenneman (B) 15.1, 3. Hase (J) 16.6; 100 — 1. Travion Kirkland (J) 11.5, 2. Brian Hosinski (J) 11.6, 3. Drew Mosson (T) 12.0; 1600 — 1. Trent Stackhouse (T) 5:02.40, 2. Ricketts (B) 5:03.00, 3. Dean (B) 5:08.00; 400 Relay — 1. Jimtown (Kirkland, Hosinski, Welch, Casey Adams) 46.3; 400 — 1. Robbie Hummel (B) 55.3, 2. Austin Davis (T) 55.3, 3. Ryan Zellmer (B) 56.7; 300 Hurdles — 1. Josh Brenneman (B) 41.9, 2. Welch (J) 46.1, 3. Kyle Neher (B) 46.7; 800 — 1. Jordan (B) 2:10.70, 2. Ricketts (B) 2:15.00, 3. Stackhouse (T) 2:15.60 200 — 1. Mosson (T) 24.4, 2. Kirkland (J) 24.5, 3. Zack Rerner (B) 25.1; 3200 — 1. Dean (B) 11:13.00, 2. Lertai (B) 11:30.00, 3. Trent Cooper (T) 11:45.00; 1600 Relay — 1. Bremen (Jordan, Zellmer, Brenneman, Hummel) 3:40.90, 2. Triton 3:57.80; Pole Vault — 1. Adams (J) 11-0, 2. Tanner Wickham (J) 10-0, 3. Jordan Hollenbaugh (B) 9-6; Long Jump — 1. Brenneman (B) 20-0, 2. Welch (J) 19-8.5, 3. Devan Emerson (J) 19-5; Discus — 1. Jake Tutorow (T) 110-6, 2. Andrew Weldy (B) 109-4, 3. Jacob Stouder (T) 109-1; High Jump — 1. Mosson (T) 5-4, 2. Jackson Downing (T) 5-4, 3. Tyler Foote (T) 5-2; Shot Put — 1. Weldy (B) 42-8.5, 2. Taylor Montague (J) 40-9.5, 3. Tanner Adams (J) 40-3
GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD Wednesday in Wabash The Tippecanoe Valley girls track and field team picked up a Three Rivers Conference win and dropped one Thursday at Wabash. The Tippecanoe Valley Lady Vikings scored 50 points, besting Northfield’s 27, but not matching Wabash’s 69. During the meet, Valley got wins from Heaven Vick (100 hurdles), Crystal Fuller (shot put), Emily Madrigal (200) and Fulger. The Lady Vikings will be at Friday’s North Miami Relays. WABASH 69, TIPPECANOE VALLEY 50, NORTHFIELD 27 100 Hurdles — 1. Heaven Vick (V) 19.28, 2. Galley (W) 19.40, 3. Frank (N) 19.65; 100 — 1. K. Thomas (W) 13.00, 2. Emily Madrigal (V) 13.09, 3. L. Thomas (W) 13.37; Shot Put — 1. Crystal Fuller (V) 29-6, 2. Connor Fraser (V) 29-1; 3. Barlow (W) 24-5; High Jump — 1. Hampton (W) 5-2, 2. Courtney Newsome (V) 4-4, 3. Carey (N) 4-2; 3200 — 1. Parrett (W) 12:37.36, 2. Erklin (V) 13:04.60, 3. Brittany Childers (V) 14:16.89; 400 — 1. Hill (W) 1:09.56, 2. Stephan (N) 1:11.00, 3. Ericka Webb (V) 1:12.53; 1600 — 1. Vogel (W) 5:53.4, 2. Erklin (V) 6:10.44, 3. Childers (V) 6:31.87; 300 Hurdles — 1. Nearing (W) 52.28, 2. Coalley (W) 58.18, 3. Vick (V) 59.03 Pole Vault — 1. Gentry (N) 7-0; 800 — 1. Vogel (W) 2:40.50, 2. Duitamell (W) 2:53.75, 3. Harness (V) 2:56.0; Discus — 1. Fulger (V) 100-9, 2. Fraser (V) 87-10, 3. Miller (W) 81-11; 200 — 1. Madrigal (V) 28.53, 2. Thumks (W) 28.8, 3. Klinf (N) 28.9; 400 Relay — 1. Wabash 55.62, 2. Northfield 57.00; 3200 Relay — 1. Wabash 12:07.4; 1600 Relay — 1. Wabash 4:37.15, 2. Northfield 4:58.09
Wednesday in Elkhart In a three-team Northern State Conference girls track and field meet Wednesday at Jimtown, the Bremen Lady Lions scored 79 points, followed by Jimtown’s 51.5 and Triton’s 35.5. On the evening, Triton’s Breanna Lemler won the 400 in 1:05.40 and Megan Howdeshell placed first in the discus with a throw of 113-9. The Triton Lady Trojans will be at Friday’s North Miami Relays. BREMEN 79, JIMTOWN 51.5, TRITON 35.5 3200 Relay — 1. Bremen (Megan Burcham, Amy Fanning, Sara Slabaugh, Hope Jordan) 11:09.00, 2. Triton 11:31.00; 100 Hurdles — 1. Jenna Pfeiffer (B) 16.6, 2. Rachel Burcher (J) 16.7, 3. Kaley Garn (B) 17.6; 100 — 1. Deasaray Greer (J) 12.5, 2. Breanna Lemler (T) 13.1, 3. Jasmine Schafer (B) 13.4; 1600 — 1. Jordan (B) 5:31.20, 2. Slabaugh (B) 5:33.00, 3. Fanning (B) 6:03.00; 400 Relay — 1. Bremen (Schafer, Paige Weldy, Miller, Meontes deOca) 53.0, 2. Jimtown 57.1; 400 — 1. Lemler (T) 1:05.40, 2. Kelsey Jones (J) 1:06.90, 3. Schafer (B) 1:07.00; 300 Hurdles — 1. Pfeiffer (B) 51.3, 2. Brittney Pittman (B) 54.8; 800 — 1. Jordan (B) 2:31.80, 2. Fanning (B) 2:45.40, 3. Karn (T) 2:50.00 200 — 1. Greer (J) 27.6, 2. Lemler (T) 27.8, 3. Weldy (B) 28.7; 3200 — 1. Jordan (B) 12:24.30, 2. Burcham (B) 13:14.00, 3. Kelsey Stoll (J) 13:35.00; 1600 Relay — 1. Bremen (Weldy, Pfeiffer, Gann, Miller) 4:35.50, 2. Jimtown 4:49.00; Pole Vault — 1. Pittman (B) 11-0, 2. Joclyn Spier (J) 8-0, 3. Charity Campbell (J) 7-6; Long Jump — 1. Kaley Garn (B) 14-5, 2. Katie Secor (J) 14-3, 3. Brooke Clodefeller (J) 14-2.5; Discus — 1. Megan Howdeshell (T) 113-9, 2. Cinnamon Green (J) 92-7, 3. Ryley Cripps (T) 67-2; High Jump — 1. Pfeiffer (B) 5-0, 2. Joy Moore (J) 4-8, 3. Sydney Gochenour (T) 4-6; Shot Put — 1. Green (J) 37-0, 2. Howdeshell (T) 30-8, 3. Requiyah Johnson (J) 30-6.5
