ELKHART – Junior Anna Craig won the girls race, and senior Owen Glogovsky took the boys race as both Warsaw cross country teams completed perfect Northern Lakes Conference seasons with wins over Goshen and Elkhart Memorial Tuesday evening. All seven Lady Tigers varsity runners finished in the top 12 to give the Lady Tigers a 23-36 win over Goshen, and a 19-43 victory over Elkhart Memorial. On the boys side, all seven varsity runners finished in the top 15 in a 21-37 win over Goshen and an 18-41 triumph over Memorial. Craig completed Memorial’s course in 20:05. Classmate Mallory Hooks was fifth at 21:00, with freshmen Remi Beckham and Angie Sanchez Vijil and junior Amanda Hermann taking sixth, seventh and eighth, respectively. Glogovsky turned in a time of 16:33, with Zeb Hernandez two spots and one second behind. Xavi Ramirez was fourth, Lucas Howett, Jon Beres and T.J. Day finished 7-8-9, and Devin Dawson took 15th. The wins earned the Warsaw teams at least a share of the conference titles, and they can get the other halves at the conference meet in Elkhart County’s Ox Bow Park Oct. 3. The next meet for the Tigers is Saturday in the Culver Academies Invitational. WARSAW GIRLS 23, GOSHEN 36 WARSAW 19, MEMORIAL 43 Warsaw results – 1. Anna Craig 20:05, 5. Mallory Hooks 21:00, 6. Remi Beckham 21:29, 7. Angie Sanchez Vijil 21:33, 8. Amanda Hermann 21:34, 10. Michaela Roark 21:34, 12. Emma Bohnenkamper 21:55, 13. Caitlin Kehler 21:59, 14. Lex Desenberg 22:02, 18. Megan Dawson 22:40, 19. Taylor Strickler 22:55, 20. Alyssa Campbell 23:40, 22. Ashlynn Hepler 24:06, 24. Marina Sanchez 24:12, 25. Abby Wilson 24:15, 28. Jemina Fugate 24:28, 34. Liza Lewis 24:55, 35. Daniela Cervantes 25:09, 36. Morgan Bruner 25:21, 39. Julia Hildebrand 25:52, 41. Daisie Poe 26:26, 42. Aubrey Doyle 26:26, 45. Audrey Hansen 26:41, 47. Amber Hagan 26:59, 49. Kerigan Hatfield 27:17, 50. Vanessa Ortega 27:27, 53. Yessica Ursua 30:27, 54. Morgan Hooks 31:02. WARSAW BOYS 21, GOSHEN 37 WARSAW 18, MEMORIAL 41 Warsaw – 1. Owen Glogovsky 16:33, 3. Zeb Hernandez 16:34, 4. Xavi Ramirez 17:05, 7. Lucas Howett 17:29, 8. Jon Beres 17:35, 9. T.J. Day 17:42, 15. Devin Dawson 18:1, 16. Nathaniel Gottchalk 18:13, 19. Gary Keyes 18:39, 22. Matt Hastings 18:49, 27. Ridley Lemon 19:06, 33. Nathan Miller 19:29, 34. Eric Williamson 19:34, 38. Isaac Mitchell 39. Kennis Dye 20:02, 40. Justin Fleming 20:08, 42. Trent Thompson 20:19, 43. Anthony Bass 20:20, 46. Jack Horoho 20:39, 47. Landon Roark 20:45, 48. Riley Hogonson 20:45, 49. Michael Blue 20:46, 50. Noah Marshal 20:52, 51. Griffin Roark 21:01, 52. Chase Byron 21:05, 65. Trent Shepherd 21:19, 58. Caleb Remocaldo 21:25, 71. Patrick Bollinger 22:09, 73. Connor Hershberger 22:19, 75. Jacob Dachenhaus 22:40, 78. Reese Cripe 23:07, 80. Nicholas Hawn 24:10, 82. Avery Remocaldo 24:44, 83. Luke Junker 24:59, 84. Keller Swartzentruber 25:05, 87. Timothy Farner 27:57.
Tuesday in Dunlap Aubrey Kuhn finished seventh overall in the girls race, and Luke Griner took 11th in the boys race, but both Wawasee teams dropped a pair of Northern Lakes Conference contests Tuesday. The girls lost 21-38 to host Concord and 17-44 to Northridge, while the boys fell 17-42 to Concord and 15-50 to Northridge. Each squad is 6-4 overall, and 3-4 in the NLC. Both teams will run in the Culver Academies Invitational on Saturday. CONCORD GIRLS 21, WAWASEE 38 NORTHRIDGE 17, WAWASEE 44 Wawasee results – 7. Aubrey Kuhn 21:02, 9. McKenzie Smith 21:15, 14. Elizabeth Zorn 21:59, 21. Yanelly Pizana 23:04, 24. Bailey Schroeder 23:26, 29. 29. Delanie Bame 23:55, 34. Keyanna Clevenger 24:52, 41. Brookelynn Whetten 27:22, 44. Skyler Janda 29:44 CONCORD BOYS 17, WAWASEE 42 NORTHRIDGE 15, WAWASEE 50 Wawasee results – 11. Luke Griner 18:16, 16. Ben Hoffert 18:41, 174. Sam Griner 18:49, 23. Braxton Alexander 19:21, 24. Jaxon Bame 19:34, 34. Logan Brugh 21:56
Girls Soccer Tuesday in Middlebury Northridge scored three times in the first four minutes, and led by five goals at halftime in the Lady Raiders’ 9-0 win over Wawasee. The Lady Warriors will host Plymouth at 5 p.m. today. The game has been moved up 24 hours to accommodate Plymouth players wishing to attend the funeral of a student.
Boys Soccer Tuesday in Winona Lake Colin McNeeley, Manchester’s career leader in goals scored, found the net four times and assisted on another goal in the Squires’ 12-1 win over Lakeland Christian Academy. Elisiel Guerrero had a hat trick and two assists, Nathan Self had two goals and an assist, and Been Green scored a goal for the Squires. Jon Rich, Noah Beck, Noah Terrill and Levi Hicks all recorded assists for Manchester. Manchester will host Maconaquah on Monday. LCA travels to Tippecanoe Valley for a match Saturday morning.
Tuesday in Warsaw Warsaw’s Edward Esquada scored the first goal of the game, but visiting Fort Wayne Canterbury came away with the 3-1 win over the Tigers. The junior varsity team came away with a 3-0 win over Canterbury. Garrett Reinholt scored twice for the Tigers, and Dominic Smith found the net once. The Tigers return to Northern Lakes Conference play Thursday when they host defending state champion Goshen.
Tuesday in Syracuse Carlos Carmargo scored twice, including the equalizer early in the second half before visiting Goshen scored five unanswered goals to take a 7-2 Northern Lakes Conference win. Carmargo’s first goal was on an assist from Kyle Weideman’s penalty kick. The second was on an assist from Alex Doll. The Warrior junior varsity team lost 5-0. Wawasee will take a 3-8-1 overall mark to Lagrange and a match with Lakeland on Thursday.
Volleyball Tuesday in Winona Lake Lakeland Christian Academy lost 25-11, 23-25, 25-20, 27-25 to Fort Wayne Canterbury. LCA was led by Hannah Delp with 12 assists and five digs. Carissa Urschalitz had six kills and six digs, Cassadi Colbert had eight kills and 15 digs, Heather Plastow had 12 digs and Audrianna Urschalitz had 4 kills. The Lady Cougars will play in a tournament at Calumet Christian this weekend.
Tuesday in Wabash Whitko’s Kaitlyn Reed had 20 kills, 20 digs and a pair of blocks in the Lady Wildcats’ 25-15, 12-25, 25-19, 26-24 Three Rivers Conference win over Wabash. Emily Day was credited with eight kills and Haley Yohe had 35 assists for Whitko. The Lady Wildcats, now 15-6 overall and 4-2 in the TRC, will travel to Hamilton and take on the Lady Marines on Thursday.
Tuesday in Lakeville Triton came back from down a set to record a 25-22, 20-25, 22-25, 25-20, 15-6 win at LaVille. Quinn Downing had 16 digs for Triton, while Jaela Meister recorded 14 kills. Nichole Sechrist contributed 13 digs and seven kills, Emma Ross had five aces, and Hannah Wanemacher had 21 assists for the Lady Trojans. The Triton junior varsity squad won 25-19, 8-25, 15-12 over the Lady Lancers. Triton will take a 9-8 overall mark, and 4-2 in the Hoosier North Athletic Conference, to Argos for a non-conference match on Thursday.
Boys Tennis Tuesday in North Manchester Manchester swept the doubles matches and benefitted from a forfeit in its 4-1 win over Triton. Mace Eads recorded the Trojans’ only win, a 6-1, 6-1 win over Spence Trick at No. 2 doubles. The Squires’ Max Karg lost only one game in his straight-set win. Noah cain and Matthew Pegg did not lose a game in their victory at No. 1 doubles. Heath Dierks and Luke Donathan lost one game in each set of their win. Parker Wagoner won by forfeit at No. 3 singles. Triton will begin play in the first-ever Hoosier North Athletic Conference tournament on Thursday. Manchester will host Tippecanoe Valley in Three Rivers Conference play on Thursday. MANCHESTER 4, TRITON 1 Singles: No. 1 – Max Karg (M) def. Gavin Eads 6-0, 6-1; No. 2 – Mace Eads (T) def. Spence Trick 6-1, 6-1; No. 3 – Parker Wagoner (M) won by forfeit Doubles: No. 1 – Noah Cain/Matthew Pegg (M) def. Dalton Bailey/Chase Butler 6-0, 6-0; No. 2 – Heath Dierks/Luke Donathan (M) def. Keygan Moiser/Aaron Stichter 6-1, 6-1 Records: Triton 6-10, Manchester 9-4
