NAPPANEE – Warsaw’s swim teams went on the road to claim Northern Lakes Conference wins at NorthWood Thursday night, with the boys winning 142-41 and the Lady Tigers earning a 120-61 decision over the Lady Panthers. Brenna Morgan was a double winner for the Lady Tigers, taking the 50 and 200 freestyle races. Ethan Cook was a double winner for the Tigers, coming out on top in the 50 and 100 free. Matt Wildman was also a double victor, taking the 200 freestyle and 100 breaststroke. While pleased with the team scores, Warsaw head coach Anthony DeBrota said there’s plenty for the squads to work on yet this season. “I’m happy for the win, but I think we could have had some better times,” said DeBrota via e-mail. “We looked slow into the turns, sloppy on the streamlines and lazy on the breathing. “On a brighter note, I was glad to see some energy in the second half. Lauren Kuhl pulled a best time in the 100 freestyle, and Sarah Doyle outtouched a swimmer to get second in the 500 freestyle. I’m expecting better races on Saturday at the Warsaw Invitational.” The meet begins at 10 a.m. WARSAW GIRLS 120, NORTHWOOD 61 200 medley relay – 1. Warsaw (Brenna Morgan, Laurel Moeller, Audrey Curson, Allison Thompson) 2:11.18, 2. NorthWood 2:11.45, 3. Warsaw 2:15.39; 200 freestyle – 1. Morgan (W) 2:03.58, 2. Lauren Kuhl (W) 2:16.81, 3. Paige Barrett (NW) 2:23.63, 4. Sarah Doyle (W) 2:41.78; 200 IM – 1. Kate Jarvis (NW) 2:28.60, 2. Delaney Wihebrink (W) 2:31.53, 3. Maddie Ray (W) 2:47.27, 4. Izzy Ray (W) 3:05.89; 50 freestyle – 1. Morgan (W) 26.28, 2. Moeller (W) 28.06, 3. Olivia Herman (W) 28.64, 4. Paige Barrett (NW) 29.62, 5. Morgan Stickley (NW) 33.37; Diving – 1. Betsy Nunemaker (NW) 165.00, 2. Kaitlyn Eby (NW) 134.45, 3. Sarah Eberly (NW) 110.90, 4. Myah Kneller (W) 84.30, 5. Shelby Paseka (W) 80.90; 100 butterfly – 1. Jarvis (NW) 1:07.67, 2. M. Ray (W) 1:17.50, 3. Audrey Curson (W) 1:22.28, 4. Rosie Fleming (W) 1:29.48; 100 freestyle – 1. Moeller (W) 1:01.41, 2. Kuhl (W) 1:01.91, 3. Megan Stankovich (NW) 1:07.82, 4. Mikala Whitfield (W) 1:11.60, 5. Carlee Hostetler (NW) 1:17.98; 500 freestyle – 1. Curson (W) 6:20.53, 2. Doyle (W) 6:59.74, 3. Mackenzie Weaver (NW) 6:59.89, 4. Sarah Sekora (W) 7:12.40; 200 freestyle relay – 1. Warsaw (Morgan, I. ray, Thompson, Slough) 2:00.44, 2. Warsaw 2:00.65, 3. NorthWood 2:14.58; 100 backstroke – 1. Wihebrink (W) 1:07.47, 2. Stankovich (NW) 1:13.77, 3. Olivia Herman (W) 1:14.97, Morgan Konie (W) 1:22.57, 5. Hostetler (NW) 1:28.78; 100 breaststroke – 1.Bridgette Yoder (W) 1:18.80, 2. Weaver (NW) 1:30.56, 3. Ella Knight (W) 1:33.04, 4. I. Ray (W) 1:33.78; 400 freestyle relay – 1. NorthWood (Jarvis, Barrett, Weaver, Stankovich) 4:18.31, 2. Warsaw 4:42.32. 3. Warsaw 4:43.77. WARSAW BOYS 142, NORTHWOOD 41 200 medley relay – 1. Warsaw (Zach Tayler, Hudson Snyder, Ethan Cook, Adam Doyle) 1:49.64, 2. Warsaw 1:57.65, 3. NorthWood 2:04.77; 200 freestyle – 1. Matt Wildman (W) 1:57.63, 2. Nathan Nunemaker (NW) 2:00.96, 3. Jacob LaLonde (W) 2:05.88, 4. Alex Cook (W) 2:08.20, 4. Logan Berger (NW) 2:27.53; 200 IM – 1. Kaleb Schneidewent (W) 2:16.79, 2. Evan Borchers (W) 2:19.00, 3. Mason Metzinger (W) 2:19.69, 4. Drew Flickinger (NW) 2:29.57; 50 freestyle – 1. E. Cook (W) 24.06, 2. Matt Hastings (W) 25.98, 3. Daniel Hochstetler (NW) 29.71, 4. Teagan Stutsman (NW) 31.13, 5. Joey Yaw (NW) 32.64; Diving – 1. Stutsman (NW) 202.90, 2. Tyler Peseka (W) 193.10, 3. Nick Bell (W) 166.70, 4. Isaac Bowser (W) 120.95; 200 butterfly – 1. Tayler (W) 59.16, 2. Borchers (W) 1:00.06, 3. Snyder (W) 1:04.3.6, 4. Flickinger (NW) 1:12.00, 5. Michael Chupp (NW) 1:14.56; 100 freestyle – 1. E. Cook (W) 52.84, 2. Trent Rapp (W) 55.73, 3. Riley Newton (W) 56.24, 4. Jake Hahn (NW) 1:07.74, 5. Hochstetler (NW) 1:07.85; 500 freestyle – 1. Snyder (W) 5:17.85, 2. Doyle (W) 5:38.37, 3. Hastings (W) 5:39.01, 4. Jason McNeil (NW) 6:11.39; 200 freestyle relay – 1. Warsaw (Wildman, Borchers, Tayler, E. Cook) 1:38.05, 2. Warsaw 1:42.74, 3. NorthWood 1:58.98; 100 backstroke – 1. Nick Zogbi (W) 1:00.22, 2. A. Cook (W) 1:05.06, 3. Doyle (W) 1:05.62, 4. Berger (NW) 1:13.13, 5. McNeil (NW) 1:13.54; 100 breaststroke – 1. Wildman (W) 1:06.94, 2. Metzinger (W) 1:10.74, 3. Schneidewent (W) 1:11.42, 4. Nunemaker (NW) 1:11.86, 5. Hahn (NW) 1:25.20; 400 freestyle relay – 1. Warsaw (Snyder, A. Cook, Doyle, Tayler) 3:41.66, 2. Warsaw 3:45.98, 3. NorthWood 4:03.14.
Thursday in Akron The Tippecanoe Valley boys swim team won 10 of 12 events contested to take a 93-64 win over visiting Wabash in a Three Rivers Conference meet. The Lady Vikings took first in nine of 12 events, but Wabash used a much deeper roster to claim an 87-67 win over Valley. Jacob Wagner and Tom Ross were double winners for the Vikings; Wagner in the 200 and 500 freestyle, and Ross in the 50 and 100 freestyle. Double winners for the Lady Vikings were Kinzie Prater in the 200 and 500 freestyle, Kate Gunter in the 50 free and 100 butterfly, and Lea Stouder in the 200 IM and 100 breaststroke. Valley will swim at the Culver Academy Invitational on Saturday. WABASH GIRLS 87 TIPPECANOE VALLEY 67 200 medley relay – 1. Valley (Kinzie Prater, Lea Stouder, Kate Gunter, Julia Pomeroy) 2:15.67, 2. Wabash 2:16.63, 3. 2:50.31; ; 200 freestyle – 1. Prater (TV) 2:25.68, 2. Carli Henderson (W) 2:02.84, 3. Shannon Davis 3:04.60, 14. Leigh Boggs (W) 3:06.00; 200 IM – 1. Stouder (TV) 2:45.11, 2. Alexis hartley (W) 3:28.01; 50 freestyle – 1. Gunter (TV) 28.75, 2. Katie Ford (W) 29.02, 3. Mallory Hipskind (W) 32.19, 4. Ariann Atienza (W) 35.65, 5. Caitlyn Bailey (TV) 39.60; Diving – 1. Darian Reynolds (W) 160.35, 2. Bailey (TV) 150.85; 100 butterfly – 1. Gunter (TV) 1:10.96, 2. Morgan Owens (W) 1:15.64, 3. Atienza (W) 1:42.58; 100 freestyle – 1. Pomeroy (TV) 1:16.44, 2. Jessica Dedrick (W) 1:26.97, 3. Kiley Hawk (W) 1:37.96; 500 freestyle – 1. Prater (TV) 6:34.83, 2. henderson (W) 8:44.17, 3. Davis (W) 8:58.82; 200 freestyle relay – 1. Valley (Pomeroy, Stouder, Gunter, Prater) 2:07.44, 2. Wabash 2:07.87. 3. Wabash 2:24.28; 100 backstroke – 1. Hipskind (W) 1:31.90, 2. Pomeroy (TV) 1:23.31, 3. Catherine rowley (W) 1:56.90, 4. Isabeli Robinson (W) 2:08.12; 100 breaststroke – 1. Stouder (TV) 1:23.31, 2. Ford (W) 1:23.71, 3. Hartley (W) 1:34.74; 400 freestyle relay – 1. Wabash (Owens, Boggs, Dedrick, Davis) 5:43.40.
Girls Basketball Thursday in Hamlet Warsaw junior Dayton Groninger had a double-double with 11 ponts and 16 rebounds in the Lady Tigers’ 62-42 loss to No. 2 (Class 2A) Oregon-Davis. The margin of victory was the smallest of the season for Oregon-Davis. Kacy Bragg added eight points, with Mariah Rivera and Page Desenberg scoring seven points each for Warsaw. The Lady Tigers (0-8) are off until Wednesday when they travel to Huntertown to take on Carroll. OREGON-DAVIS 62, WARSAW 42 W 8 7 15 12 – 42 O-D 11 20 18 13 – 62 Warsaw – Dayton Groninger 5-10 1-2 11, Kacy Bragg 3-6 2-2 8, Mariah Rivera 3-8 0-0 7, Page Desenberg 3-7 1-1 7, Madi Graham 2-6 1-2 5, Kenzie Welk 2-5 0-0 4, Emma Bohnenkamper 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 18-53 5-7 42. Oregon-Davis – Kyleigh Kubik 6-14 1-1 17, Alexandria Bope 7-11 1-5 15, Taylor Kranenburg 5-9 2-3 15, Alexandria Minix 4-12 4-5 13, Madison Taylor 1-4 0-0 2, Macy Seese 0-3 0-0 0, Riley Trott 0-3 0-0 0. Totals 23-58 8-14 62. Three-pointers – Warsaw 1 (Rivera); Oregon-Davis 8 (Kubik 4, Kranenburg 3, Minix); Rebounds – Warsaw 45 (Groninger 16), Oregon-Davis 29 (Minix 10); Fouls – Warsaw 15, Oregon-Davis 15; Fouled out – none; Records – Warsaw 0-8, Oregon-Davis 5-0 JV – Oregon-Davis 62, Warsaw 45
Thursday in Fulton Manchester junior Cierra Carter led all scorers with 25 points, and nine different Lady Squires scored in their 61-31 win at Caston. The victory snapped a four-game losing streak. Rae Bedke added eight points, Sydney Day had six and Erika Kendall five for the Lady Squires. Manchester resumes Three Rivers Conference play at 7:45 Saturday night when it hosts Northfield. MANCHESTER 61, CASTON 31 M 19 14 14 14 – 61 C 4 9 5 13 – 31 Manchester – Kennedy Fierstos 1 2-2 4, Drew Thompson 2 0-0 4, Tiffany Johnson 1 0-0 2, Ellie Milam 0 0-0 0, Emma West 2 0-0 4, Sydney Day 2 2-2 6, Bethany Collett 1 0-0 3, Rae Bedke 3 2-2 8, Erika Kendall 2 1-2 5, Cierra Carter 10 3-5 25. Totals 24 10-13 61. Caston – Megan Evans 2 0-0 4, Catherine Dively 2 1-2 7, Bailee hook 0 0-0 0, Alyssa Hubenthal 1 0-0 3, Emily Rowe 1 0-0 2, Krysta Schanlaub 1 2-2 4, Ashlynn Kline 0 0-2 0, Jaycee Denton 4 0-0 1. Totals 11 3-6 31. Three-pointers – Manchester 3 (Carter 2, Collett), Caston 6 (Denton 3, Dively 2, Hubenthal); Fouls – Manchester 10, Caston 13; Fouled out – none; Records – Manchester 4-4, Caston 1-8 JV – Manchester 39, Caston 5 Manchester scoring – Kennedy Fierstos 15, Kiera Stacy 8, Erika Kendall 6, Kennidy Lauer 4, Isabel Voit 2, Jirni Cripe 2, Rachel Cave 2.
Wrestling Thursday in Bourbon Triton won seven matches by forfeit in a 66-12 win over Caston in the Trojan Trench. The Trojans will compete in the South Adams Invitational on Saturday in Berne. TRITON 66 CASTON 12 106 – Miles Ortiz (T) pins Jamie Sailors; 113 – Jake Maroney (C) def. Bryce Swihart 4-2; 120 – Malachi Greene (T) pins James Keil; 126 – Zander Henderson (C) def. Adonic Salinas 5-2; 132 – Riley Chickering (T) won by forfeit; 138 – Efrain Amezquita (C) pinned Ryan Snyder; 145 – Bo Snyder (T) won by forfeit; 152 – Vincent Helton (T) won by forfeit; 160 – Nick Harker (T) pins Zachary Slocum; 170 – Gage Waddle (T) won by forfeit; 182 – John Salinas (T) won by forfeit; 195 – Cameron Scarberry (T) pins Micah Paul; 220 – Billy Smith (T) won by forfeit; 285 – Ryan Horne (T) won by forfeit.
Freshman Boys Basketball Thursday in Syracuse Wawasee 31, Central Noble 22 Wawasee scoring – Marshell Miller 9, Josh Slabaugh 8, Dylan Hepler 5
