CULVER — The Warsaw boys golf team kept rolling along Saturday, winning the Culver Military Academy Invitational. Shooting a 305 on the par-71 course at Mystic Hills in Culver, the Warsaw Tigers had a seven-stroke cushion against second-place NorthWood. Defending state champion Tyler Ostrom was the medalist of the match, shooting a one-under 70, while Warsaw’s Jon Schram was fourth with a 76. Also for the Tigers, Tim Ahlersmeyer finished ninth with a 79, while Bennett Hollar shot an 80 and Jonny Hollar came in with an 86. The Triton Trojans shot a 323 at the meet, finishing fourth, while Wawasee was 11th with a 339. The Tigers will be at Plymouth Country Club to take on Plymouth and Elkhart Memorial. CULVER MILITARY ACADEMY INVITATIONAL Team Scores — Warsaw 305, NorthWood 312, CMA 320, Triton 323, Huntington North 325, Lafayette Harrison 331, Winamac 331, Elkhart Memorial 332, Plymouth 333, Mishawaka Marian 335, Wawasee 339, Michigan City 341, SB Riley 345, New Prairie 346, John Glenn 363, SB Adams 380, Logansport 390, SB St. Joe’s 402 (Mystic Hills GC, Par 71) Medalist — Tyler Ostrom (Warsaw) 70 Warsaw — Ostrom 70, Jon Schram 76, Tim Ahlersmeyer 79, Bennett Hollar 80, Jonny Hollar 86
Saturday
(Westville JV Invite)
JV — LaVille 320, Boone Grove 321, Warsaw 324 Warsaw JV — Jared Essig 76, Will Petro 80, Ryan Cultice 83, Brandon Eckert 85, Josh Ahlersmeyer 86
BASEBALL
Saturday in Warsaw
The Warsaw baseball team dropped a home doubleheader Saturday against the Carroll Chargers. The day started with Carroll taking Game 1 by a 7-4 score in eight innings, then the Chargers came back to take the second 16-1 in five innings. The losses leave Warsaw at 10-13 going into today’s home game against Concord. CARROLL 7, WARSAW 4 (8 innings) (Game 1) C 130 000 03 — 7 8 2 W 000 100 30 — 4 7 2 Inman, Nevman (W) and Ford; Austin Franzen, Kyle Morris (L) and Jared Lemler 2B — Tranquill (C), Lenchaster (C), Shay Hepler (W) HR — Wilson (C) CARROLL 16, WARSAW 1 (5 innings) (Game 2) C 253 51 — 16 11 1 W 000 10 — 1 2 4 Goshen (W) and Ford; Jason Ferguson (L), Kyle Gibbs, Garrett Gruenewald and Jared Lemler, Peyton Balazs 2B — Ferguson (W), Jake Speicher (W) HR — Wilson (C) Records: Carroll 17-9, Warsaw 10-13
Saturday in Fort Wayne
Traveling to Fort Wayne to take on North Side, the Manchester baseball team lost a doubleheader, 12-2 and 6-3. In the opening game, which ended in five innings, the Squires committed six errors, giving up eight unearned runs in the process. In the second game, Manchester matched North Side’s eight hits, but struggled to get the timely ones. The 6-14 Squires host Tippecanoe Valley today at 5 p.m. FW NORTH SIDE 12, MANCHESTER 2 (5 innings) (Game 1) M 000 02 — 2 3 5 N 311 25 — 12 6 0 Cox (W) and Barnett; Justin Lewis (L) and Miller 2B — McKinstay (N), Barnett (N) FW NORTH SIDE 6, MANCHESTER 3 (Game 2) M 200 001 0 — 3 8 4 N 101 220 x — 6 8 2 Johnson (W) and Miller; Sark (L) and Reinking 2B — Lipford (N), Cody Harlan (M) Manchester Record: 6-14
SOFTBALL
Saturday in North Manchester
The Manchester softball team posted a 9-2 home win over Taylor Saturday afternoon. Manchester got out of the blocks early, recording three runs in the first, then two more in the second and another two in the third. Hannah Little went 2 for 4 in the win, driving in three runs and scoring two herself. The 8-11 Lady Squires host Tippecanoe Valley today. MANCHESTER 9, TAYLOR 2 T 000 200 0 — 2 3 4 M 322 002 x — 9 9 0 Kayla Flack (W, 4IP, 2H, 2R, 2ER, 8BB, 4K), Sydney Jordan (5, 2IP, 1H, 0R, 1BB, 3K), Karissa Jimenez (7, 1IP, 0H, 0R); Kelsey Gordon (L) 2B — Kayla Flack (M) 3B — Kristiana Grogg (M) Records: Manchester 8-11, Taylor 2-15
Saturday in Monroeville
The Whitko softball team got itself a 2-0 win at Heritage Saturday afternoon. Karissa Olinske was the winning pitcher, striking out nine and allowing just two hits. Offensively, Whitko’s Chloe Nestel went 2 for 3. Whitko travels to Northfield today for a Three Rivers Conference game. WHITKO 2, HERITAGE 0 W 000 000 2 — 2 7 3 H 000 000 0 — 0 2 1 Karissa Olinske (W, 7IP, 9K, 1BB, 2H, 0R) and Audra Day; Gilraugh, Biberstine (L) and Bosler 2B — Day (W), Cassie Jones (W)
