Wawasee Swimmers Take Down Redhawks

Posted Thursday, July 28, 2016 4:25 pm

Staff Report-

SYRACUSE – Wawasee had five double-winner swimmers in sweeping Goshen Saturday morning. The Lady Warriors won 112-74 while the boys earned a 107-79 victory.
Emma Hussey won the 100 and 200 freestyle races, and Paige Miller took the 200 IM and the 100 butterfly for Wawasee. Other winners for the Lady Warriors were Alyssa Koch in the 500 free, Hannah Rhaodes in diving, Kayla Hershberger in the 100 back and Shelby Adams in the 100 breaststroke.
Logan Brugh won the 100 and 200 free, Brady Robinson won the 200 IM and 100 backstroke and Jared Krugman took the 500 free and 100 backstroke for the Warriors.
Next up for the Wawasee swim teams is the Northern Lakes Conference meets, with the girls preliminaries Thursday and the finals Saturday. The boys NLC meet is Jan. 18 & 20.

WAWASEE GIRLS 112, GOSHEN 74
200 medley relay – 1. Goshen (Emma Hussey, Mikala Saeger, Jenea Born, Anne Paetkau) 2:01.65, 2. Wawasee 2:03.31, 3. Gosehn2:18.61; 200 freestyle – 1. Hussey (G) 2:04.78, 2. Shelby Adams (W) 2:05.44, 3. Alyssa Koch (W) 2:10.47, 4. Madison McBride (W) 2:13.74, 5. Olivia Thomas (G) 2:35.34; 200 IM – 1. Paige Miller (W) 2:`13.90, 2. Abby Hetler (G) 2:33.31, 3. Saeger (G) 2:36.54, 4. Zoe White (W) 2:42. 17, 5. Ryane Beaman (W) 2:46.27; 50 freestyle – 1. Mikala Mawhorter (W) 26.85, 2. Lizzie Brugh (W) 28.24, 3. K. Walton-Hernandez (G) 29.98, 4. Jasmine Morehead (W) 30.10, 5. Kimberly Grounds (G) 30.46; Diving – 1. Hannah Rhoades (W) 182.80, 2. Walton-Hernandez (G) 152.20, 3. Riley Kunkle (W) 135.45, 4. Ethan DeVoe (G) 134.90, 5. Rachel Starett (W) 131.75; 100 butterfly – 1. P. Miller (W) 1:03.06, 2. Born (G) 1:04.86, 3. Paetkau (G) 1:07.62, 4. L. Brugh (W) 1:13.37, 5. Tiffany Reith (G) 1:17.69; 100 freestyle – 1. Hussey (G) 57.45, 2. Kayla Hershberger (W) 57.48, 3. Mawhorter (W) 1:00.76, 4. Abby Hetler (G) 1:03.05, 5. Carolina Olivo 1:10.70; 500 freestyle – 1. Alyssa Koch (W) 5:44.21, 2. Ellie Zehr (G) 6:05.81, 3. Zoe White (W) 6:31.36, 4. Tessa Freel (W) 6:32.47, 5. Syreeta Moore (G) 6:50.16; 200 freestyle relay – 1. Wawasee (Adams, McBride, Mawhorter, P. Miller) 1:48.71, 2. Goshen 1:51.01, 3. Wawasee 2:01.16; 100 backstroke – 1. Hershberger (W) 1:05.85, 2. Born (G) 1:11.87, 3. Macie Stockman (W) 1:16.11, 4. Morehead (W) 1:16.25, 5. Moore (G) 1:18.25; 100 breaststroke – 1. Adams (W) 1:15.32, 2. Saeger (G) 1:17.18, 3. McBride (W) 1:17.74, 4. Zehr (G) 1:21.17, 5. Caitlin Kingery (W) 1:25.92; 400 freestyle relay – 1. Wawasee (Hershberger, Koch, Adams, P. Miller) 4:0.08, 2. Goshen 4:31.36, 3. Wawasee 4:41.66

WAWASEE BOYS 107, GOSHEN 79
200 medley relay – 1. Goshen (Ben Sommers, Logan Hoogenboom, Alex Ramos, Ian Shreiner-Barger) 1:50.43, 2. Wawasee 1:54.40, 3. Goshen 2:04.54; 200 freestyle – 1. Logan Brugh (W) 1:53.23, 2. Jackson Miller (G) 1:59.16, 3. Isaiah Metcalf (W) 2:02.66, 4. Samuel Miller (G) 2:03.10, 5. Owen Donahoe (W) 2:10.13; 200 IM – 1. Brady Robinson (W) 2:02.28, 2. Ramos (G) 2:12.28, 3. Sommers (G) 2:21 54, 4. Cade Fisher (G) 2:21.92, 5. Jacob Krugman (W) 2:25.61; 50 freestyle – 1. Shreiner-Barger (G) 24.73, 2. Ethan Knepp (W) 25.22, 3. R. Hernandez-Walton (G) 25.23, 4. Brett Willaman (W) 25.81, 5. Brenn McKee (G) 26.00; Diving – 1. Hudson Kay (G) 280.00, 2. Austin Dunithan (W) 194.70, 3. Brady Classen (W) 152.0, 4. Hunter Hlutke (W) 151.55, 5. Joey Wade (G) 135.75; 100 butterfly – 1. Ramos (G) 58.86, 2. Jake Cowan (W) 1:01.40, 3. Spencer Naugler (W) 1:03.59, 4. Isaiah Metcalf (W) 1:04.89, 5. Sam Metcalfe (G) 1:09.80; 100 freestyle – 1. L. Brugh (W) 50.23, 2. Shreiner-Barger (G) 54.06, 3. Knepp (W) 54.41, 4. Hoogenboom (G) 54.98, 5. Ritter (W) 59.35; 500 freestyle – 1. Krugman (W) 5:15.80, 2. J. Miller (G) 5:18.12, 3. Willaman (W) 5:30.43, 4. Aaron Troutman (W) 5:33.83, 5. S. Miller (G) 5:39.73; 200 freestyle relay – 1. Wawasee (Knepp, Willaman, Robinson, L. Brugh) 1:38.64, 2. Goshen 1:41.49, 3. Wawasee 1:48.35; 100 backstroke – 1. Jared Krugman (W) 1:02,24, 2. Sommers (G) 1:04.35, 3. Naugler (W) 1:05.20, 4. Cowan (W) 1:08.35, 5. Hernandez-Walton (G) 1:13.53; 100 breaststroke – 1. Robinson (W) 1:05.50, 2. Hoogenboom (G) 1:08.73, 3. Donahoe (W) 1:11.92, 4. Cade Fisher (G) 1:12.87, 5. Jacob Krugman (W) 1:13.33; 400 freestyle relay – 1. Wawasee (Knepp, Krugman Brugh, Robinson) 3:40.84, 2. Goshen 3:45.46, 3. Wawasee 3:58.11

Lady Warriors Fall Short In Fourth Quarter To NorthWood
NAPPANEE – NorthWood went 7 of 9 from the free throw line in the fourth quarter, and 17 of 25 for the game, to beat visiting Wawasee 32-25 in Northern Lakes Conference play Saturday night.
The game was tied at 21 after three quarters, and Wawasee made one more shot from the floor in the game. NorthWood’s Taitlyn Trenshaw had the game’s only three-pointer. Wawasee’s Kylee Rostochak and NorthWood’s McKayla Fielstra tied for game-high scoring honors with nine points each.
Wawasee (4-11) travels to Columbia City to take on the Lady Eagles Tuesday night.
NORTHWOOD 32, WAWASEE 25
W 7 10 4 4 – 25
NW 11 6 4 11 – 32
Wawasee – Kabrea Rostochak 1 2-4 4, Hannah-Marie Lamle 1 1-1 3, Hannah Haines 1 1-1 3, Aubrey Kuhn 0 -0 0, Kylee Rostochak 3 3-4 9, Madison Beaman 0 0-0 0, Aubrey Schmeltz 2 2-4 6. Totals 8 9-14 25.
NorthWood – Taitlyn Trenshaw 1 3-4 6, Arika Flickinger 0 3-5 3, Andrea Tuttle 0 6-8 6, Nicole Flickinger 0 0-0 0, Kenzie Bergman 1 0-0 2, Gabi Glass 0 1-2 1, Savannah Feenstra 11-2 3, McKayla Fielstra 4 3-4 9, Riley Hershberger 0 0-0 0. Totals 7 17-25 32.
Three-pointers – Wawasee 0, NorthWood 1 (Trenshaw); Fouls – Wawasee 23, NorthWood 15; Fouled out – Schmeltz; Records – Wawasee 4-11 (0-4 NLC), NorthWood 12-6 (4-0 NLC)
JV – NorthWood 37, Wawasee 5
Wawasee record: 2-9

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