Wawasee 3rd Overall, Warsaw 4th - Morgan Double-Winner At NLC Swim Meet
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DUNLAP – Warsaw’s Brenna Morgan was the only swimmer to stand between Northridge and a sweep of all 12 events at the Northern Lakes Conference Swimming and Diving Championships at Concord Saturday.
Morgan was a double winner, taking the 50 freestyle in 23.94, just .06 seconds off her conference record set in Thursday’s preliminaries. She then set a school record in the 100 free at 51.50.
Lady Tiger freshman Delaney Wihebrink finished second in the 200 individual medley and third in the 100 backstroke. Warsaw’s 200 medley relay team of Morgan, Wihebrink, Lauren Kuhl and Olivia Herman finished second, and the quartet of Morgan, Herman, Kuhl and Laurel Moeller took second in the 200 freestyle relay. Warsaw finished fourth overall.
WAWASEE TAKES THIRD
Wawasee’s Paige Miller earned All-NLC honors with second-place finishes in the 200 and 500 free. The Lady Warriors also had three swimmers win consolation races; Shelby Adams the 200 free, Lizzie Brugh the 50 free and Madison McBride the 100 free.
The 400 freestyle relay team of Kayla Hershberger, Alyssa Koch, Adams and Miller finished second.
Warsaw will host a sectional on Feb. 4 & 6, and Wawasee will return to Concord for its sectional on the same dates.
NORTHERN LAKES
CONFERENCE
GIRLS SWIMMING MEET
Team Standings – 1. Northridge 509.50, 2. Concord 367, 3. Wawasee 312, 4. Warsaw 261, 5. Elkhart Memorial 261, 6. Goshen 202, 7. NorthWood 145, 8. Plymouth 93
Individual results
(Top three plus local)
200 medley relay – 1. Northridge (Lauren Miller, Sydnee Emerson, Francesca DeGregorio, Sydney Boyer) 1:49.92, 2. Warsaw 1:52.35, 3. Concord 1:53.57, 6. Wawasee 2:02.03; 200 freestyle – 1. Katie Hughes (NR) 1:53.53, 2. Paige Miller (Waw) 1:55.85, 3.0 Jenna Miller (NR) 2:01.44, 7. Alyssa Koch (Waw) 2:04.89, 9. Shelby Adams (Waw) 2:04.25, 11. Laurel Moeller (War) 2:08.22, 16. Lauren Kuhn (Waw) 2:11.63; 200 IM – 1. L. Miller (NR) 2:07.59, 2. Delaney Wihebrink (War) 2:16.04, 3. August Hartzell (NR) 2:16.28, 12. Zoe White (Waw) 2:36.42, 13. Ryane Beaman (Waw) 2:38.85, 14. Tessa Freel (Waw) 2:40.43; 50 freestyle – 1. Brenna Morgan (War) 23.94, 2. Maddisen Lantz (C) 25.05, 3. Ally Bailey (EM) 25.12, 6. Olivia Herman (War) 25.48, 7. Mikala Mawhorter (Waw) 26.09, 9. Lizzie Brugh (Waw) 27.40, 15. Savannah Taylor (War) 28.77; Diving – 1. Sara Troyer (NR) 511.70, 2. Lauren Boone (C) 491.45, 3. Rylee Dahlman (NR) 484.00, 5. Hannah Rhoades (Waw) 344.30, 9. Riley Kunkle (Waw) 248.60, 11. Stephanie Bailey (War) 243.00, 15. Shelby Paseka (War) 181.65; 100 butterfly – 1. Emerson (NR) 57.75, 2. Melissa Bailey (NR) 1:00.28, 3. DeGregorio (NR) 1:00.83, 8. Mawhorter (Waw) 1:05.60, 11. Brugh (Waw) 1:09.02, 14. Allison Thompson (War) 1:11.96, 15. Maddie Ray (War) 1:12.69; 100 freestyle – 1. Morgan (War) 51.50, 2. (tie) Makayla Miller (C), A. Bailey (EM) 55.10; 5. Kayla Hershberger (Waw) 56.89, 7. Herman (War) 57.73, 8. Moeller (War) 58.05, 9. Madison McBride (War) 58.97, 13. Ryane Beaman (Waw) 1:02.21; 500 freestyle – 1. Hughes (NR) 5:01.27, 2. P. Miller (Waw) 5:09.85, 3. M. Bailey (NR) 5:22.80, 8. Kuhl (War) 5:48.67, 15. White (Waw) 6:25.09, 16. Tessa Freel (Waw) 6:28.83; 200 freestyle relay – 1. Northridge (L. Miller, Emerson, Boyer, Hughes) 1:38.69, 2. Concord 1:41.41, 3. Warsaw 1:42.86, 4. Wawasee 1:45.82; 100 backstroke – 1. L. Miller (NR) 57.38, 2. Lantz (C) 1:00.02, 3. Wihebrink (War) 1:00.53, 5. Hershberger (Waw) 1:05.49, 7. Koch (Waw) 1:05.49, 11. Audrey Curson (War) 1:14.34, 15. Macie Stuckman (Waw) 1:14.06; 100 breaststroke – 1. Emerson (NR) 1:07.51, 2. Olivia Trout (C) 1:09.64, 3. Hartzell (NR) 1:11.62, 4. Adams (Waw) 1:12.40, 5. Bridgette Yoder (War) 1:14.43, 7. McBride (Waw) 1:14.66, 11. Caitlin Kingery (Waw) 1:24.18, 12. Ella Knight (War) 1:24.57; 400 freestyle relay – 1. Northridge (J. Miller, M. Bailey, Hartzell, Hughes) 3:41.94, 2. Wawasee 3:43.71, 3. Concord 3:55.18, 5. Warsaw 4:03.95
Lady Tigers Edge Goshen
GOSHEN – After enjoying a lead most of the game, Warsaw found itself trailing Goshen 21-20 after three quarters. The Lady Tigers then outscored the Lady RedHawks 17-12 in the fourth to claim a 37-33 Northern Lakes Conference road win Saturday night.
Warsaw outscored Goshen 19-0 from the free throw line, and shut out the Lady RedHawks in the second quarter. But Warsaw didn’t convert any three-pointers, while Goshen had five.
Dayton Groninger paced the Lady Tigers with 15 points.
It was the last road game for Warsaw this season. The Lady Tigers will close out the regular season with home games against Concord on Saturday, and NorthWood on Jan. 28.
WARSAW 37, GOSHEN 33
W 8 5 7 17 – 37
G 6 0 15 12 – 33
Warsaw – Page Desenberg 1-3 0-2 2, Mariah Rivera 1-6 1-3 3, Kenzie Welk 2-6 0-1 4, Dayton Groninger 3-8 9-10 15, Madi Graham 1-7 6-8 8, Kacy Bragg 0-1 0-0 0, Emma Bohnenkamper 1-1 3-4 5. Team: 9-32 19-27 37
Goshen – Jillian Kissinger 0-1 0-0 0, Ashton Ellis 2-4 0-0 5, Tahya Bruce 0-3 0-0 0, Alyssa Hershberger 0-2 0-0 0, Aylissa Trosper 6-15 0-2 15, Olivia Love 3-4 0-0 6, Kyrie Potter 3-5 0-0 7. Team: 14-34 0-3 33
Three-pointers – Warsaw 0, Goshen 5 (Trosper 3, Ellis, Potter). Fouls – Warsaw 14, Goshen 17; Rebounds – Warsaw 24 (Desenberg 6); Goshen 23 (Love 7, Potter 5) Turnovers – Warsaw 11, Goshen 17; Records – Warsaw (6-13, 3-1 NLC), Goshen (14-3, 3-1 NLC)
JV – Warsaw 37, Goshen 24. Warsaw scoring – Maddie Ryman 12, Kennedy Patton 8, Kenzie Martz 6, Abby Glass 4, Miah Holsclaw 4, Jessie Kersey 3
Girls – Freshman Tiger Tournament
Semifinal – Warsaw 37, FW Concordia 13
Warsaw scoring – Madelyn Smith 9, Ashlynn Hepler 9, Abby Doberstein 8
Final – Northridge 31, Warsaw 25
Warsaw – Angelica Rodriguez eight points; Lynae Dawson, six points, six rebounds; Doberstein, six rebounds.
Boys – Warsaw 45,
FW Snider 32
Warsaw scoring – Jaylen Reese 15, Nolan Groninger 12, Trevor Rumple 9, Tyler Metzinger 6, Trenton Sands 3
