CHURUBUSCO – Placing someone in the top eight in every event but one, Warsaw ran away with the team title in the Gold division of the Turtle Town Classic. Warsaw had first-place finishes from Mariah Harter in the 100, Samantha Alexander in the 200 and long jump, Tennie Worrell, 400; Hannah Dawson, 800; the 4x100, 4x400 and 4x800 relay teams and Jazzmine Brown in the high jump. Wawasee finished ninth in the team standings. Turtle Town Classic Team Scores, Gold Division – 1. Warsaw 158, 2. Columbia City 85, 3. East Noble 81, 4. DeKalb 59, 5. Angola 45, 6. West Noble 41, 7. Bellmont 39, 8. Leo 35, 9. Wawasee 27, 10. (tie) Fort Wayne North 26, Lakeland 26 Local results 100 – 1. Mariah Harter, (War) 13.07, 6. Skylar Janda (Waw) 13.92, 7. Leigh-Ann Shrack (Waw) 14.11; 200 – 1. Samantha Alexander (War) 27.14, 3. Abbi Curtis (War) 27.80; 400 – 1. Tennie Worrell (War) 1:01.60, 8. Jazzmine Brown (War) 1:05.35; 800 – 1. Hannah Dawson (War) 2:31.00, 2. Anna Craig (War) 2:32.92; 1600 – 2. Brooke Rhodes (War) 5:40.81; 3200 – 2. Allison Miller (War) 11:46.76, 3. Mia Beckham (War) 11:47.29, 7. Maddie Birch (Waw) 12:38.65; 100 hurdles – 4. Nicole Eckert (War) 17.62; 300 hurdles – 1. Eckert (War) 48.02, 2. Rebecca Lemon (War) 50.37; 4x100 relay – 1. Warsaw (Harter, Alexander, Curtis, Shunterra Davis) 52.28, 8. wawasee 55.66; 4x400 relay – 1. Warsaw (Eckert, Brown, Rhodes, Worrell) 4:17.98, 5. Wawasee 4:37.97; 4x800 relay – 1. Warsaw (Charlene Orr, Claire Kohler, Lauren Orr, Mallory Hooks) 10:28.38, 6. Wawasee 11:26.50; High jump – 1. Brown (War) 5-2, 6. Alexie Day (War) 4-10; Pole vault – 7. Audrey Rich (War) 7-6; Long jump – 1. Alexander (War) 15-7; Shot put – 3. Kaitlyn Kennedy (Waw) 34-9, 6. Emily Bailey (War) 29-7; Discus – 5. Alexis Manges (Waw) 102-7.5, 7. Hannah Winters (Waw) 96-5.5 Team Scores, Black Division – 1. Westview 158, 2. Central Noble 71. 3. Whitko 66, 4. Manchester 58, 5. Churubusco 56, 6. Garrett 54, 7. Fort Wayne Canterbury 42, 8. Fort Wayne Eastside 41, 9. Woodlan 34, 10. Fremont 22, 11. Prairie Heights 14, 12 Culver Community 7 Whitko results: 100 – 2, Kaitlyn Reed, 5. Abby Overmeyer; 200 – 3. Kaitlyn Reed; 100 hurdles – 7. Reghan Craig, 8. Quinn Craig; High jump – 2. Reed, 7. Elaine Warner; 1600 – 5. Brigit Nemitz; Long jump – 1. Elaine Warner, 5. R. Craig; Shot put – 7. Abby Overmeyer Saturday in Goshen The Warsaw boys track team placed sixth at the 73rd running of the Goshen Relays by scoring 63.3333 points. Rashaan Jackson won the long jump with a leap of 21-7. 1600M-Daniel Messenger won a 1600 race in 4:40.26, and Owen Glogovsky, won another in 4:31.46. The 4x400 relay team of Ross Armey, D'Andre Street, Messenger and Landan Perry finished second in 3:37.99. Rane Kilburn, Brandon Reinholt, Tommy Hickerson, D'Andre Street finished third in the sprint medley relay in 1:42.45. The 4x200 relay squad of Will McGarvey, Tommy Hickerson, Brandon Reinholt, Perry were bronze medalists with a time of 1:38.28. Others scoring points for the Tigers were Caleb Klusman, sixth in the 110 hurdles; Brock Riley, eighth in the high jump. Dylan Childers, eighth in the shot, and Jaceb Burish, fifth in the discus. Whitko placed eighth out of 21 schools in the Class B division at the Goshen Relays on Saturday. Leading the way for the Cats was Walker Hobbs who won the shot put with a throw of 50’ 9.50”. Alex Morales also had a good day placing second in the 110 hurdles in 15.08. Garrett Elder placed sixth in the long jump and fifth in the 100. Jacob Helton was fourth in the pole vault with a leap of 10 feet even. The Wildcats get back to track action next Tuesday in a triangular meet with Three Rivers Conference foes Northfield and Manchester at Northfield. Golf Saturday in N. Manchester Wawasee won the rain-shortened Whitko Invitational at Sycamore Golf Club. The competition was cut in half, to nine holes, due to the conditions. Brandon Shindler of Northfield won a three-way playoff for medalist honors over Wawasee’s Tristin Atwood and Jeffrey Moore. Each shot a 39 over nine holes. Whitko Invitational Team scores – 1. Wawasee 163, 2. Northfield 166, 3. Triton 175, 4. Whitko 181, 5. Tippecanoe Valley 183, 6. Fairfield 185, 7. Manchester 188, 8. John Glenn 200, 9. LaVille 202, 10. West Noble 203, 11. Wabash 206, 12. Central Noble 213 Medalist – 1. Braden Shindler (N) 39 (won in playoff), 2. Tristen Atwood (Waw) 39, 3. Jeff Moore (Waw) 39, 4. (tie) Isaac Gotschalk (N) 41, Greg Musik (Triton) 41, 6. (tie) McClain Herr (Waw) 42, Bryce Zimpleman (TV) 42, Austin Trump (N) 42 Wawasee scores – Moore 39, Atwood 39, Herr 42, Mason Germonprez 46, Cal Heinisch 43 Valley Scores – Zimpelman 42, Trevor Neeley 45, Jeremy Julian 47, Kane Stellar 49, Cole Cumberland 52 Saturday in Fort Wayne Warsaw was fifth among 24 teams at the Concordia Invitational Saturday at Foster Park Golf Course. Michael Jensen played his final four holes in 1-under to finish with a 77, good for seventh place overall. Jonny Hollar had a 78 and finished tied for 10th. Brandon Eckert, Luke Johnson and Reid Cameron each carded 81’s and Ryan Cultice shot an 82. The Tigers will play Saturday at the Wawasee Invitational.
Baseball Saturday in Kokomo Jared Littlejohn went 2-for-2 with a double, a stolen base and two runs scored in Tippecanoe Valley’s 9-4 win over Taylor. A second scheduled game was rained out. Austin Perdieu was the winning pitcher, going five innings and allowing five hits and two earned runs while walking three and striking out one.
Softball Friday in Plymouth Warsaw moved to 2-1 in the Northern Lakes Conference with a 7-6 win over Plymouth Friday evening. Lady Tiger junior Sarah Shoemaker was 3-3 with a triple and also drew a walk. sophomore Abby Glass also collected three hits and was the winning pitcher. Senior Kaitlyn Williams and sophomore Lauren Shaffner added two hits each. The team resumes NLC play at 5 p.m. tonight when they host NorthWood.
