Warsaw Girls Track And Field Team Scores Dominant Win

Posted Thursday, July 28, 2016 4:25 pm

Staff Report-

Warsaw’s girls track and field team opened its home portion of the schedule with a dominating win Tuesday evening at the Tigers Athletic Complex.
With first-place finishes in 11 of the meet’s 16 events, the Lady Tigers cruised to a 94-38 win over the East Noble Knights.
Warsaw’s team depth was evident in the fact the Lady Tigers swept the top three spots in the 100, 1600, 3200 and high jump.
Warsaw claimed the top two finishes in both the 200 and pole vault.
Allison Miller won both the 1600 and 3200 for the Lady Tigers, while teammates Mariah Harter (100), Tennie Worrell (200), Rebecca Lemon (300 hurdles), Audrey Rich (pole vault), Samantha Alexander (long jump) and Jazzmine Brown (high jump) were also winners.
The Lady Tigers won all three relay events as well.
Cassie Hoag, Claire Kehler, Charlene Orr and Lauren Orr teamed up to win the 4x800.
Harter, Rich, Alexander and Abbi Curtis were victorious in the 4x100.
And Rich, Lemon, Alexander and Worrell took first in the 4x400.
With the 56-point win, the Lady Tigers are now 3-0 on the season.
Warsaw will open Northern Lakes Conference action after spring break when it hosts Wawasee and Northridge on April 14.

WARSAW 94, EAST NOBLE 38
Discus – 1. Jayme Wolfe (EN) 114-1, 2. Paige DeCamp 89-3, 3. Megan Chauncey (W) 87-5, 4. Emily Bailey (W) 83-6; Pole Vault – 1. Audrey Rich (W) 8-0, 2. Rebecca Lemon (W) 7-6, 3. Camille Clark (EN) 7-6, 4. Nikki Parrett (W) 7-0; High Jump – 1. Jazzmine Brown (W) 5-3, 2. Alexie Day (W) 5-0, 3. Bayly Dobbins (W) 4-6, Amber Hagan (W) 4-6; Long Jump – 1. Samantha Alexander (W) 16-4.5, 2. Lexie Moriarty (EN) 14-5.5, 3. Shunterra Davis (W) 14-2.75, 4. Abbi Curtis (W) 14-1.75; Shot Put – 1. DeCamp (EN) 36-0.25, 2. Wolfe (EN) 33-9, 3. Bailey (W) 32-6.5, 4. Natalie Nichols (W) 26-9; 3200 relay – 1. Warsaw (Cassie Hoag, Claire Kehler, Charlene Orr, Lauren Orr) 10:42.80, 2. East Noble 10:58.62; 100 hurdles – 1. Lydia Walterhouse (EN) 15.93, 2. Day (W) 18.03, 3. Maddie Fortman (EN) 18.49, 4. Lemon (W) 18.49; 100 – 1. Mariah Harter (W) 12.96, 2. Anna Decker (W) 13.70, 3. Tennie Worrell (W) 13.73, 4. Shunterra Davis (W) 14.06; 1600 – 1. Allison Miller (W) 5:31.87, 2. Mallory Hooks (W) 5:58.26, 3. Michaela Roark (W) 6:08.41, 4. Krista Boese (EN) 6:13.41; 400 relay – 1. Warsaw (Harter, Alexander, Curtis, Rich) 51.60, 2. East Noble 56.17; 400 – 1. Moriarty (EN) 1:03.88, 2. Brown (W) 1:04.71, 3. Joelle Messenger (W) 1:06.79, 4. Morgan Bruner (W) 1:13.31; 300 hurdles – 1. Lemon (W) 53.13, 2. Day (W) 53.92, 3. Chandler Jones (EN) 55.20, 4. Caroline Mayer (W) 56.40; 800 – 1. Kara Kline (EN) 2:42.70, 2. Kehler (W) 2:48.81, 3. Hoag (W) 2:53.70, 4. Hooks (W) 2:54.12; 200 – 1. Worrell (W) 27.84, 2. Curtis (W) 27.88, 3. Walterhouse (EN) 28.78, 4. Moriarty (EN) 28.97; 3200 – 1. Miller (W) 11:52.98, 2. Emma Hayward (W) 12:10.46, 3. L. Orr (W) 12:25.54, 4. C. Orr (W) 12:25.56; 1600 relay – 1. Warsaw (Rich, Lemon, Alexander, Worrell) 4:21.09, 2. East Noble 4:34.63

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