Hosting the Plymouth swim teams Tuesday night, the Warsaw boys and girls teams each got a Northern Lakes Conference victory. In the girls' 138-45 win, the Lady Tigers won 11 of 12 events, with Claire Wack finishing first in four events, while Cynthia Juarez, Jessica Haines, Erica Gauger and Ashley VanWormer were each a part of three first-place finishes. On the night, Wack won the 50 free and 100 free, while also joining VanWormer, Juarez and Erica Gauger on the winning 200 medley relay. She also joined Jessica Sweatland, Audra Harman and Gauger on the winning 400 free relay. Individually, Juarez won the 200 IM and 100 fly, Haines won the 200 free and 500 free, VanWormer won the 100 breast and Gauger won the 100 back. In the boys' 128-57 victory, Dominick Cesaretti won the 200 free and 100 fly, while also being a part of the winning 200 free relay, along with Victor Johansson, Max Carter and Nate Stone. Jayden Parrett was also a part of three wins, placing first in the 100 free and 100 back, while being a part of the winning 200 medley relay with Spencer Davidson, Carter and Stone. Along with being on the winning 200 medley relay, Davidson also won the 500 free and 100 breast, while Caleb Snyder won the 200 IM. The Warsaw swim teams are back in NLC action Saturday, hosting Elkhart Memorial. BOYS — WARSAW 128, PLYMOUTH 57 200 Medley Relay — 1. Warsaw (Jayden Parrett, Spencer Davidson, Max Carter, Nate Stone) 1:47.58, 2. Warsaw (JD French, Connor Schue, Caleb Snyder, Austin Reynolds) 1:57.25; 200 Free — 1. Dominick Cesaretti (W) 1:59.75, 2. Andrew Thrasher (W) 2:05.03, 3. Josh Miller (W) 2:11.08; 200 IM — 1. Snyder (W) 2:12.16, 2. Carter (W) 2:14.84, 3. Tom Serf (P) 2:28.15; 50 Free 1. Elliot Eads (P) 24.77, 2. Stone (W) 25.00, 3. Ben Shortt (P) 25.96; Diving — 1. Dean Katris (W) 192.85, 2. Brady Ruffing (P) 128.45, 3. Chad Goon (W) 116.40; 100 Fly — 1. Cesaretti (W) 1:01.00, 2. Carter (W) 1:01.77, 3. Eads (P) 1:03.55 100 Free — 1. Parrett (W) 51.88, 2. Stone (W) 55.57, 3. Blake Milliser (P) 58.64; 500 Free — 1. Davidson (P) 5:28.51, 2. Thrasher (W) 5:35.30, 3. French (W) 5:49.70; 200 Free Relay — 1. Warsaw (Victor Johannson, Carter, Stone, Cesaretti) 1:40.54, 2. Plymouth (Milliser, Shortt, Jordan Wendel, Eads) 1:45.19; 100 Back — 1. Parrett (W) 57.73, 2. Snyder (W) 1:00.96, 3. Miller (W) 1:02.03; 100 Breast — 1. Davidson (W) 1:06.26, 2. Brandon Brashere (P) 1:15.79, 3. Schue (W) 1:16.41; 400 Free Relay — 1. Plymouth (Eads, Milliser, Tom Serf, Jared Hill) 3:53.00, 2. Warsaw (Johansson, Connor Singrey, Snyder, Thrasher) 3:59.61 GIRLS — WARSAW 138, PLYMOUTH 45 200 Medley Relay — 1. Warsaw (Erica Gauger, Ashley VanWormer, Cynthia Juarez, Claire Wack) 2:01.82, 2. Warsaw (Malorie Rheinhardt, Margot Rheinhardt, Jessica Sweatland, Mckenzie Haines) 2:11.98; 200 Free — 1. Jessica Haines (W) 2:13.75, 2. Megan Senter (P) 2:20.63, 3. Katelyn Brown (P) 2:23.00; 200 IM — 1. Juarez (W) 2:32.25, 2. VanWormer (W) 2:33.77, 3. Gauger (W) 2:37.20; 50 Free — 1. Wack (W) 26.54, 2. Meghan Boston (W) 28.11, 3. M. Haines (W) 29.88; Diving — 1. Alayna Holmquest (P) 208.20, 2. Ariel Werensly (W) 146.70, 3. Brittney Rhodes (W) 126.05; 100 Fly — 1. Juarez (W) 1:10.65, 2. Mar. Rheinhardt (W) 1:15.82, 3. Lexi Fetters (P) 1:16.39 100 Free — 1. Wack (W) 59.95, 2. Boston (W) 1:03.82, 3. Layne Holloway (P) 1:05.88; 500 Free — 1. J. Haines (W) 6:01.19, 2. Senter (P) 6:16.13, 3. Audra Harman (W) 6:23.11; 200 Free Relay — 1. Warsaw (Mar. Rheinhardt, VanWormer, M. Haines, Boston) 1:57.76, 2. Warsaw (Mal. Rheinhardt, Sweatland, Harman, J. Haines) 1:59.84; 100 Back — 1. Gauger (W) 1:09.82, 2. Mal. Rheinhardt (W) 1:11.23, 3. Lauren Page (P) 1:18.57; 100 Breast — 1. VanWormer (W) 1:13.06, 2. Mar. Rheinhardt (W) 1:22.36, 3. Brown (P) 1:26.03; 400 Free Relay — 1. Warsaw (Wack, Sweatland, Harman, Gauger) 4:20.58, 2. Warsaw (Juarez, Mal. Rheinhardt, Boston, J. Haines) 4:24.69
Tuesday in Nappanee
The Robinson sisters continue to set records for the 17th-ranked Wawasee girls swim team. In the Lady Warriors' 119-63 win at NorthWood Tuesday, senior Brittany Robinson set a pool record in the 100 fly (56.99) and 100 back (59.01), while freshman Breanna Robinson set a new pool record in the 100 free (52.80). Also for the Lady Warriors, Sarah Rozow won the 200 IM and Sarah Steele won the 100 breast, while the girls won all three relays. The Wawasee boys also picked up a 104-71 Northern Lakes Conference victory, winning nine events. Individually, Wawasee got wins from Sebastian List (200 free, 100 back), Zac Hershberger (100 free, 100 breast), Andrew Busse (200 IM, 500 free) and Tristan Grubbs (diving). The Wawasee swim teams host Plymouth Thursday. BOYS — WAWASEE 104, NORTHWOOD 71 200 Medley Relay — 1. Wawasee (Sebastian List, Zac Hershberger, Corey Kenworthy, Andrew Busse) 1:55.68, 2. NorthWood (Derreck Stahly, Aaron Troxel, Riley Smith, Justin Hochstetler) 1:55.93; 200 Free — 1. List (W) 1:5575, 2. Troxel (N) 1:55.83, 3. Jake Snider (N) 2:14.64; 200 IM — 1. Busse (W) 2:26.87, 2. Smith (N) 2:38.02, 3. Austin Krizman (W) 2:47.80; 50 Free — 1. Hochstetler (N) 25.83, 2. Eric Heckaman (N) 28.34, 3. Corey Kenworthy (W) 28.36; Diving — 1. Tristan Grubbs (W) 165.20, 2. Brett Smith (W) 145.90, 3. Dylan Dunithan (W) 125.50; 100 Fly — 1. Smith (N) 1:05.43, 2. Kenworthy (W) 1:12.14 100 Free — 1. Hershberger (W) 52.10, 2. Hochstetler (N) 56.17, 3. Thomas Thystrup (W) 1:06.83; 500 Free — 1. Busse (W) 5:41.98, 2. Stahly (N) 5:50.72, 3. Caige Wahlgren (W) 6:40.16; 200 Free Relay — 1. Wawasee (List, Hershberger, Kenworthy, Busse) 1:43.13, 2. NorthWood (Jacob Flickinger, Austin Conrad, Heckaman, Stahly) 1:57.38; 100 Back — 1. List (W) 1:03.25, 2. Stahly (N) 1:04.46, 3. Flickinger (N) 1:20.93; 100 Breast — 1. Hershberger (W) 1:05.04, 2. Troxel (N) 1:11.21, 3. Jake Snider (N) 1:15.88; 400 Free Relay — 1. NorthWood (Hochstetler, Smith, Snider, Troxel) 3:54.21, 2. Wawasee (Wahlgren, Thystrup, Krizman, Mason Germonprez) 4:30.20 Wawasee Record — 1-2 (1-2 NLC) GIRLS — WAWASEE 119, NORTHWOOD 63 200 Medley Relay — 1. Wawasee (Kira Bailey, Breanna Robinson, Brittany Robinson, Sarah Steele) 1:59.64, 2. NorthWood (Brittani Grove, Karlie Kratzchmar, Emily Hoffman, Rachel Enright) 2:08.39; 200 Free — 1. Enright (N) 2:12.68, 2. Rachel Rozow (W) 2:17.35, 3. Kendra Miller (W) 2:17.87; 200 IM — 1. Sarah Rozow (W) 2:24.05, 2. Hoffman (N) 2:32.61, 3. Sarah Jones (W) 2:37.67; 50 Free — 1. Bre. Robinson (W) 24.95, 2. Steele (W) 26.86, 3. Caitlyn Clevenger (W) 30.72; Diving — 1. Melissa Berger (N) 247.60, 2. Savannah Guimond (W) 161.80, 3. Amber Mock (W) 116.85; 100 Fly — 1. Brit. Robinson (W) 56.99*, 2. Hoffman (N) 1:08.53, 3. Bailey (W) 1:14.56 100 Free — 1. Bre. Robinson (W) 52.80*, 2. Grove (N) 55.67, 3. S. Rozow (W) 59.65; 500 Free — 1. Enright (N) 5:51.83, 2. R. Rozow (W) 6:09.19, 3. Jones (W) 6:23.43; 200 Free Relay — 1. Wawasee (S. Rozow, R. Rozow, Steele, Bre. Robinson) 1:47.91, 2. Wawasee (Bailey, Guimond, Clevenger, Miller) 2:01.90; 100 Back — 1. Brit. Robinson (W) 59.01*, 2. Grove (N) 1:04.84, 3. Bailey (W) 1:13.44; 100 Breast — 1. Steele (W) 1:17.64, 2. Destiny Hossler (N) 1:24.28, 3. Kratzchmar (N) 1:26.64; 400 Free Relay — 1. Wawasee (R. Rozow, S. Rozow, Miller, Brit. Robinson) 4:00.91, 2. NorthWood (Hoffman, Enright, Kratzchmar, Grove) 4:06.57 Wawasee Record — 5-0 (3-0 NLC) * — Pool Record
BOYS BASKETBALL Tuesday in Peru
The Tippecanoe Valley boys basketball team got a 54-41 victory at Peru Tuesday, getting 22 points from junior Nick Kindig and 16 out of sophomore Tanner Andrews. The win was Valley's third in four games and leaves them at 3-2 going into Friday's Three Rivers Conference game at Whitko. TIPPECANOE VALLEY 54, PERU 41 V 13 11 18 12 — 54 P 7 13 11 10 — 41 Valley — Nick Kindig 4 12-13 22, Robby Groom 0 6-6 6, Tanner Andrews 7 2-2 16, Jeffrey Tillman 3 1-2 7, Jacob Ritchey 0 0-0 0, Alex Thacker 0 1-2 1, James Gregory 0 0-0 0, Nate Morrison 1 0-3 2, Jordan Littlejohn 0 0-0 0, Dylan Stimeling 0 0-0 0, Tyler Swain 0 0-0 0, Chainey Zolman 0 0-0 0. Totals 15 22-28 54. Peru — Travis Smith 5 5-6 17, Logan Primeramb 3 1-2 8, Kyle Marburger 0 0-0 0, Conner MacDonald 3 0-0 7, Joe Comerford 2 4-5 8, Cooper Blankenship 0 0-0 0, Brodie Brooks 0 0-0 0, Eddie Childers 0 1-2 1, Seth Adelsperger 0 0-0 0. Totals 13 11-15 41. Three-point goals — Valley 2 (Kindig 2), Peru 4 (Smith 2, Primeramb, MacDonald); Team Fouls (fouled out) — Valley 17, Peru 22 (Smith, Primeramb); Records — Valley 3-2, Peru 1-3 JV — Valley 42, Peru 28
Tuesday in Churubusco
The Manchester boys basketball team suffered it's fourth loss in four games Tuesday in Churubusco, falling 57-25. The 0-4 Manchester Squires open Three Rivers Conference play Friday at Southwood. CHURUBUSCO 57, MANCHESTER 25 (Complete Stats Unavailable) Records — Churubusco 2-3, Manchester 0-4
GIRLS BASKETBALL Tuesday in Ligonier
Despite getting 30 points from junior KiLee Knafel and 16 from junior Kiley Cooper, the Wawasee girls basketball team fell 63-59 Tuesday at West Noble. The win is West Noble's fourth-straight, while the Wawasee Lady Warriors have lost three of their last four heading into Saturday's Northern Lakes Conference home game against Warsaw. WEST NOBLE 63, WAWASEE 59 Wa 10 14 19 16 — 59 WN 19 13 15 15 — 63 WN — Shepherd 4 0-0 10, Peterson 4 5-5 15, Zeigler 1 0-0 2, Langleros 2 0-0 4, Hunter 6 2-2 14, Swank 0 0-2 0, Richardson 7 4-4 18. Totals 24 11-13 63. Wawasee — Elizabeth Jackson 2 1-3 5, Alexis Blunk 0 0-0 0, Cassie Martinez 0 0-0 0, KiLee Knafel 10 8-8 30, Kelsey Hunter 4 0-0 8, Kiley Cooper 7 2-6 16, Ashlynn Fisher 0 0-0 0, Mesha Reeves 0 0-0 0. Totals 23 11-17 59. Three-point goals — WN 4 (Shepherd 2, Peterson 2), Wawasee 2 (Knafel 2); Team Fouls — WN 11, Wawasee 13; Records — WN 6-3, Wawasee 4-4 JV — WN 47, Wawasee 22 Wawasee JV Record — 1-7
BOWLING
The Warsaw bowling teams each sit in second place in the Wabacanoe Conference. The Warsaw boys are currently 3-1, trailing Rochester's 5-0 record, while Whitko is 2-2 and Tippecanoe Valley is 1-4. On the girls side, Maconaquah is 5-0, followed by Warsaw (4-1), while Whitko is 0-5 and Tippecanoe Valley is 0-6. WABACANOE CONFERENCE Boys Standings: Rochester 5-0, Warsaw 3-1, Logansport 2-2, Whitko 2-2, Peru 2-3, Tippy Valley 1-4, Maconaquah 0-4 Warsaw Individuals (avg) — Jimmy Pifer 199, Kyle Wyman 177, Bryan Starr 185, Camden Wysong 206, Chris Dausman 225, Brett Stephens 192, Caden Roberts 149 Valley — Raymond Jarvis 156, Brodie Starner 162, Zack Gordon 130, AJ Ulery 170, Luke Ogle 152, Alex Norman 123, David Miller 119 Whitko — Derik Heinold 117, Gavin Parrett 146, Robby Hopkins 149, Matt Stewart 193, Joe Haywood 208, James Poe 174 Girls Standings: Maconaquah 5-0, Warsaw 4-1, Logansport 3-2, Rochester 3-2, Peru 3-3, Whitko 0-5, Tippy Valley 0-6 Warsaw Individuals (avg) — Megan Gunter 145, Carrie Hawley 133, Amber Drake 161, Leigha Lindsey 168, Megan Pifer 189, Jessie Paulus 122, Breanna Kiser 127, Victoria Fulton 106 Valley — Sarah Delacruz 150, Jade Hall 115, Tara Beck 106, Ashley Crill 98, Danielle Miller 96, Ivy Railbac 124 Whitko — Courtney Utter 105, Shelby Lavergne 130, Maranda Galloway 127, Tiffany Walther 159, Stephanie Wheeler 117, Jennifer Sparks 110
