Wawasee Baseball Team Gets First Win In Local Roundup
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SYRACUSE — Hosting a Northern Lakes Conference game against Elkhart Memorial Wednesday, the Wawasee baseball team got its first win of the season. In the 6-2 conference win, Wawasee posted nine hits, four of which were doubles. Those extra base hits were supplied by sophomore Nate Prescott, who hit two, as well as junior Nate Hare and sophomore Drew Anderson. Prescott finished the game going 3 for 4 with three RBIs. Junior Gage Fannin was the winning pitcher, lasting six innings and striking out seven. With the victory, Wawasee now sits at 1-4 overall and 1-1 in the NLC. Up next for the Warriors is another NLC contest at NorthWood Friday. WAWASEE 6, ELKHART MEMORIAL 2 M 010 010 0 – 2 8 2 W 102 021 x – 6 9 0 Gage Fannin (W, 6IP, 2ER, 7K), Andrew Milligan (7) and Nate Prescott; Tucker (L), Herman (6) and Asbury 2B – Prescott (W) 2, Nate Hare (W), Drew Anderson (W) Wawasee Record: 1-4 (1-1 NLC) JV – Wawasee 8, Memorial 2 (6 innings) M 010 010 – 2 5 3 W 000 26 – 8 4 2 Aaron Voirol (W) and Sam Clark; Mark (L), Bailey and Schults Wawasee JV Record: 2-1 (1-1 NLC)
Wednesday in Peru
The Whitko baseball team defeated Peru 4-3 Wednesday evening in Peru. Wyatt Wolf pitched a complete game for the Whitko Wildcats, allowing six hits and striking out five. Offensively, Zach Snep was 2 for 3 with an RBI, helping Whitko improve to 7-3 on the year. The Wildcats host Lakeland Friday at 5 p.m. WHITKO 4, PERU 3 W 300 100 0 – 4 6 4 P 100 200 0 – 3 6 3 Wyatt Wolf (W, 7IP, 3R, 0ER, 5H, 5K, 0BB); Cameron Beauchamp (L, 4IP, 4R, 1ER, 3H, 4K, 3BB), Matt McKinney (5, 3IP, 0R, 3H, 3K, 1BB) 2B – Nolan Brimbury (P) Whitko Record: 7-3
Wednesday in Warsaw
JV – Warsaw 3, Goshen 0
BOYS GOLF
Wednesday
The Manchester boys golf team got a 191-211 road win against West Noble Wednesday night. In the win, Manchester was led by Noah Cain’s 46. The Squires get back on the links Friday, when they host Lakewood Park and Churubusco at Sycamore Golf Club in North Manchester at 4:30 p.m. MANCHESTER 191, WEST NOBLE 211 Manchester – Noah Cain 46, Connor Eichenauer 47, Austin Whitaker 48, Kiowa Harrell 50, Xzavier Whitaker 50
SOFTBALL
Wednesday in Bourbon
The Triton softball team held off a late rally by John Glenn to get a 7-6 home win Wednesday night in Northern State Conference action. Mallorie Jennings was the winning pitcher, going all seven innings, striking out five and allowing six hits and six runs, although only one was earned. Krystal Sellers went 2 for 2 at the plate with an RBI, while drawing two walks as well. The Lady Trojans are at Manchester tonight at 5 p.m. then host Bremen Friday at 5 p.m. in another NSC contest. TRITON 7, JOHN GLENN 6 G 010 210 2 – 6 6 2 T 204 001 x – 7 7 7 Mallorie Jennings (W, 7IP, 6R, 1ER, 6H, 5K, 3BB); Jankowski (L, 2-1/3IP, 6R, 5ER, 4H, 2K, 2BB), Adams (3, 3-2/3IP, 1R, 0ER, 3H, 3K, 1BB) 2B – Krystal Sellers (T), Brycylen Garbison (T) Jennings (T), Allyson Brown (T)
Wednesday in Goshen
The Warsaw softball team got its first win of the season Wednesday in Goshen. Improving to 1-4 overall and 1-1 in the Northern Lakes Conference, the Warsaw Lady Tigers breezed to a 9-0 victory. Junior pitcher Kaleigh Speicher got the win, allowing just three hits. Warsaw is back in NLC action Friday at Plymouth. WARSAW 9, GOSHEN 0 (Complete Stats Unavailable) Records: Warsaw 1-4 (1-1 NLC), Goshen 3-9, 0-2 NLC) JV – Warsaw 11, Goshen 5 (6 innings)
Wednesday
JV – Manchester 12, Tippecanoe Valley 1 Manchester JV Record: 1-0
BOYS TRACK AND FIELD
Wednesday in Bourbon
The Triton boys track and field team host a three-team Northern State Conference meet that had to be cut short Wednesday because of lightning. Failing to get the last four events in, including the 3200, 1600 relay, pole vault and high jump, Bremen came out on top at the meet with 62 points, while Jimtown scored 58 and Triton had six. Four of Triton’s six points were scored by Jeremy Jones, who finished third in the 100 and 200. The last two events will not be made up and Triton’s next meet is Friday for the North Miami Relays beginning at 5:30 p.m. BREMEN 62, JIMTOWN 58, TRITON 6 3200 Relay – 1. Bremen 9:11, 2. Jimtown 9:46; 110 Hurdles – 1. Pates (J) 16.5, 2. Gill (J) 17.7, 3. Wilson (B) 18.7; 100 – 1. Locker (B) 11.3, 2. Emerson (J) 11.5, 3. Jones (T) 11.7; 1600 – 1. Dean (B) 4:44, 2. Wickens (B) 5:02, 3. Starcevich (B) 5:00; 400 Relay – 1. Jimtown 45.5, 2. Bremen 45.8; 400 – 1. Schieber (J) 53.7, 2. Heckaman (B) 54.4, 3. Zeller (B) 55.6 300 Hurdles – 1. Gill (J) 43.6, 2. Wilson (B) 44.6, 3. Pates (J) 45.4; 800 – 1. Dean (B) 2:08, 2. Starcevich 2:15, 3. Thornton (B) 2:16; 200 – 1. Emerson (J) 23.0, 2. Schieber (J) 23.5, 3. Jones (T) 25.6; Shot Put – 1. Johnson (J) 47-3.5, 2. Ricketts (B) 42-9, 3. Gill (J) 41-3.5; Discus – 1. Strailer (B) 123-8.5, 2. Ricketts (B) 108-5.5, 3. Bone-Brake (B) 107-4.5; Long Jump – 1. Emerson (J) 20-10, 2. Schieber (J) 20-0.25, 3. Heckaman (B) 19-1.5
GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD
Wednesday in Goshen
The Warsaw girls track and field team had such a big lead at Goshen Wednesday night, that the incompletion of the final two events didn’t mean much. Lightning forced the Northern Lakes Conference meet to end before the 3200 and 1600 relay were completed, but Warsaw still returned home with a 101.5-16.5 win over Goshen. In the lopsided victory, the Lady Tigers received first-place individual finishes from Samantha Jensen (discus), Megan Dearlove (pole vault), Jamie Lacheta (high jump), Samantha Alexander (long jump), Jhovanna Cervantes (shot put), Elise White (100 hurdles), Ann Harvuot (100, 200), Sarah Ray (1600), Cynthia Yoder (400), Megan Kratzsch (300 hurdles), Hannah Dawson (800). The win improved Warsaw to 3-0 in the NLC and it will look to defend its Turtle Town Classic title at Churubusco High School Saturday, beginning at 9 a.m. WARSAW 101.5, GOSHEN 16.5 Discus – 1. Samantha Jensen (W) 118-8, 2. Kristen Hanson (G) 99-4, 3. Gabby Monroy (W) 92-2; Pole Vault – 1. Megan Dearlove (W) 9-3, 2. Claire Hickerson (W) 9-0, 3. (tie) Tricia Place (G), Audrey Rich (W) 7-6; High Jump – 1. Jamie Lacheta (W) 5-3, 2. Brittney Rhodes (W) 5-1, 3. Abby Schue (W) 5-0; Long Jump – 1. (tie Samantha Alexander (W) 15-3.75, 2. Hickerson (W) 15-3.75, 3. Courtney Farling (W) 14-9.5; Shot Put – 1. Jhovanna Cervantes (W) 35-3.5, 2. Tatyana Moore (G) 33-7.5, 3. Brooklyn Harrison (W) 32-3; 3200 Relay – 1. Warsaw (Brooke Rhodes, Aletheia Burritt, Madeline Hooks, Hannah Dawson) 10:20.54, 2. Goshen 10:45.75; 100 Hurdles – 1. Elise White (W) 17.16, 2. Marisela Salazar (G) 17.24, 3. Katie Voelz (W) 18.08 100 – 1. Ann Harvuot (W) 12.67,2. Audrey Rich (W) 13.06, 3. Alexander (W) 13.26; 1600 – 1. Sarah Ray (W) 5:22.70, 2. Emily Stouder (W) 5:53.40, 3. Jessie Wynn (G) 5:58.95; 400 Relay – 1. Warsaw (Mariah Harter, Alexander, Brittney Rhodes, Harvuot) 51.94, 2. Goshen 54.54; 400 – 1. Cynthia Yoder (W) 1:06.28, 2. Burritt (W) 1:07.26, 3. Edith Gonzalez (G) 1:07.63; 300 Hurdles – 1. Megan Kratzsch (W) 53.72, 2. Tennie Worrell (W) 53.98, 3. Salazar (G) 56.72; 800 – 1. Dawson (W) 2:31.06, 2. Leah Kissinger (G) 2:35.31, 3. Ray (W) 2:38.11; 200 – 1. Harvuot (W) 26.59, 2. Jackie Ferguson (W) 27.46, 3. Tori DeVries (G) 29.06
Wednesday in Bourbon
Lightning made it impossible to get three events in at Wednesday’s three-team, Northern State Conference girls track and field meet at Triton. Scoring 13 of the 16 events, with the 3200, 1600 relay and pole vault not scheduled to be made up, the Bremen Lady Lions came out on top with 67 points, followed by Triton’s 37 and Jimtown’s 33. Triton received first-place finishes from Breanna Lemler (400), Shana Anderson (800), Becca Kennedy (discus) and its 3200 relay. The Lady Trojans will be at Friday’s North Miami Relays, which begin at 5:30 p.m. BREMEN 67, TRITON 37, JIMTOWN 33 3200 Relay – 1. Triton 11:20, 2. Bremen 11:39; 100 Hurdles – 1. Gann (B) 17.9, 2. Meister (T) 18.0, 3. Jones (J) 18.3; 100 – 1. Schafer (B) 13.0, 2. Greer (J) 13.4, 3. Lemler (T) 13.5; 1600 – 1. Slabaugh (B) 5:40, 2. Bahr (B) 6:07, 3. Cullers (B) 6:19; 400 Relay – 1. Bremen 52.5, 2. Jimtown 55.4; 300 Hurdles – 1. Gann (B) 51.47, 2. Meister (T) 51.5, 3. Jones (T) 54.4 800 – 1. Anderson (T) 2:48, 2. Newland (J) 2:52, 3. Cullers (B) 2:53; 200 – 1. Aguayo (B) 26.9, 2. Lemler (T) 27.6, 3. Schafer (B) 27.7; Shot Put – 1. Brown (B) 31-2, 2. Kennedy (T) 28-4, 3. Stoller (B) 28-0; Discus – 1. Kennedy (T) 88-10.5, 2. Ahlenius (B) 80-0, 3. Gardner (J) 73-3; Long Jump – 1. Aguayo (B) 15-7, 2. Secar (J) 15-6.25, 3. Gann (B) 14-11; High Jump – 1. Duryea (J) 4-10, 2. Moore (J) 4-10, 3. Kann (T) 4-8
