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Wawasee Warrior Gymnasts Split Tuesday Meet

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LIGONIER -ÊWith a Tuesday win over West Noble and a loss to Angola, Wawasee's varsity gymnastics team now has a 4-1 overall record. Wawasee's Angie Beer won all events, as well as the all-around, in the win over West Noble. In the loss to Angola, Beer finished second in all the events.

WAWASEE 71, WEST NOBLE 49.45

Vault - 1. Beer (Wa), 2. Ummel (Wa), 3. Brown (Wa)

Beam - 1. Beer (Wa), 2. Brown (Wa), 3. Becker (Wa)

Floor - 1. Beer (Wa), Brown (Wa), 3. Ummel (Wa)

All-around - 1. Beer (Wa), 2. Brown (Wa), 3. Ummel (Wa)

JV - no score available

Wawasee results listed

Vault - 1. Miller, 2. Jones

Beam - 1. Wolfinger, 2. Jones, 3. Miller

Floor - 1. Wolfinger, 2. Jones

All-around - 1. Jones

ANGOLA 72.7, WAWASEE 71

Wawasee results listed

Vault - 2. Beer, 4. Ummel, 5. Brown

Beam - 2. Beer, 4. Brown

Floor - 2. Beer, 3. Brown, 5. Ummel

All-around - 2. Beer, 4. Brown, 5. Ummel

JV - no score available

Wawasee results listed

Vault - 1. Miller, 2. Jones

Beam - 1. Wolfinger, 3. Jones

Floor - 1. Wolfinger, 3. Jones

All-around - 1. Jones

HOMESTEAD 103.975, WARSAW 91.25

Tuesday in Fort Wayne

Warsaw's gymnastics team traveled to Homestead Tuesday and left with a 103.975-91.25 loss. Warsaw's Jillian Letsch placed second in the beam, third in the vault and third in the all-around. Warsaw will be in action again Thursday when it hosts Logansport at 6 p.m.

HOMESTEAD 103.975, WARSAW 91.25

Vault - 1. Hines (H) 9.25, 2. Goltz (H), 3. Letsch (W)

Bars - 1. Goltz (H) 9.4, 2. Venturini (H), 3. Love (W)

Beam - 1. Venturini (H) 9.0, 2. Letsch (W), 3. Goltz (H)

Floor - 1. Goltz (H) 9.05, 2. Venturini (H), 3. Fisher (H)

All-around - 1. Goltz (H) 35.85, 2. Venturini (H), 3. Letsch (W)

JV - Homestead 67, Warsaw 47.3

Warsaw finishers - Runyan 2nd floor, 2nd all-around, 4th beam; Rosario 3rd floor, 3rd all-around

BOYS SWIMMING

Penn 110, Wawasee 76

Tuesday in North Webster

Wawasee's boys swim team hosted and fell to Penn 110-76 Tuesday night. The Kingsmen took first place in 10 of the evening's 12 events. Wawasee took first-place finishes in 50 freestyle and the 200 freestyle relay. Wawasee will be in action again Jan. 27. when it hosts the NLC prelims.

PENN 110, WAWASEE 76

200 medley relay - 1. Penn 1:45.6, 2. Wawasee, 3. Plymouth

200 freestyle - 1. Zac Kelver (P) 1:58.6, 2. Cory Fecher (P), 3. Jared Ganshorn (W)

200 individual medley - 1. Jamir Lutkas (P) 2:00.3, 2. Adam Brown (W), 3. Bryan White (W)

50 freestyle -Ê1. Guy Simmons (W) :22.87, 2. Danny Kim (P), 3. Daniel Laakso (P)

Diving - 1. Ryan Plantz 259.25, 2. Dustin Lytle (W), 3. Regg Beer (W)

100 butterfly - 1. Kyle Mallory (P) :55.28, 2. Kelver (P), 3. Paul Gilliam (W)

100 freestyle - 1. Kim (P) :52.76, 2. Ganshorn (W), 3. Laakso (P)

500 freestyle - 1. Steve Cohen (P) 5:16.03, 2. Fecher (P), 3. Brad Wear (W)

200 freestyle relay - 1. Wawasee (Simmons, Brown, Ganshorn, Trame) 1:35.5, 2. Penn, 3. Wawasee

100 backstroke - 1. Mallory (P) :54.8, 2. Simmons (W), 3. White (W)

100 breaststroke - 1. Lutkus (P) 1:01.9, 2. Brown (W), 3. Cohen (P)

400 freestyle relay - 1. Penn 3:32.7, 2. Penn, 3. White

MANCHESTER 106, MACONAQUAH 63

Tuesday in Bunker Hill

Manchester's boys swim team traveled to Maconaquah Tuesday and came away with a 106-63 win. For the Squires, it was their third meet in four days. The Squires took first-place finishes in all but three of the events. Manchester will be in action again Thursday at Carroll.

MANCHESTER 106, MACONAQUAH 63

200 medley relay - 1. Manchester (Perkins, Fuller, Selleck, Vermuelen) 2:05.09, 2. Maconaquah, 3. Manchester

200 freestyle - 1. Smith (Man) 1:59.76, 2. Beebe (Mac), 3. Sipe (Mac)

200 individual medley - 1. Lehman (Mac) 2:03.8, 2. Fuller (Man), 3. Selleck (Man)

50 freestyle - 1. Cassel (Man) :23.9, 2. Overman (Mac), 3. Ozminkowski (Mac)

Diving - 1. Christiansen (Man) 264.2, 2. Strasser (Man), 3. Reimer (Man)

100 butterfly - 1. Lehman (Mac) :55.27, 2. Cassel (Man), 3. Selleck (Man)

100 freestyle - 1. Christiansen (Man) :54.6, 2. Beebe (Mac), 3. Overman (Mac)

500 freestyle - 1. Casavan (Mac) 5:55.8, 2. Vermuelen (Man)

200 freestyle relay - 1. Manchester (Cassel, Perkins, Smith, Christiansen) 1:38.3, 2. Maconaquah

100 backstroke - 1. Smith (Man) 1:00.2, 2. Perkins (Man), 3. Sipe (Mac)

100 breaststroke - 1. Vermuelen (Man) 1:12.56, 2. Fuller (Man), 3. Ozminkowski (Mac)

400 freestyle relay - 1. Manchester (Smith, Christiansen, Cassel, Vermuelen) 3:40.5, 2. Maconaquah

GIRLS SWIMMING

MANCHESTER 138, ADAMS CENTRAL 24

Monday in Monroe

Manchester's girls swim team traveled to Adams Central Monday and returned with a convincing 138-24 win. The Squires swept, taking first, second and third places in eight of the 12 events.

MANCHESTER 138, ADAMS CENTRAL 24

Manchester first-place finishes - 200 medley relay (Hix, Ingold, McKenzie, McKenzie) 2:31.5; diving Airgood 141.9; 200 freestyle Ingold 2:37.6; 50 freestyle Falk :33.16; 100 freestyle N. McKenzie 1:09.4; 500 freestyle A. McKenzie 7:20.4; 100 backstroke Hix 1:26.9; 100 breaststroke N. McKenzie 1:31.02; 200 freestyle relay (no time or names given); 400 freestyle relay (no time or names given)

MANCHESTER 108, MACONAQUAH 71

Tuesday in Bunker Hill

Swimming in its second meet in two days, Manchester's girls swim team dropped host Maconaquah 108-71 Tuesday. The Squires took first-place finishes in seven of the evening's 12 events. Allison Ingold finished first individually in two events and was also on two winning relay teams. Manchester will be in action again Thursday at Carroll.

MANCHESTER 108, MACONAQUAH 71

Manchester first-place finishes - 200 individual medley Ingold 2:38.62; 100 butterfly Hunter 1:18.7; 500 freestyle N. McKenzie 5:58.4; 100 breaststroke Ingold 1:22.67; 200 medley relay (Hix, Hunter, Fradette, Falk) 2:00.8; 400 freestyle relay (McKenzie, McKenzie, Minnix, Ingold) 4:16.7863

GIRLS BASKETBALL

PLYMOUTH 65, TRITON 51

Tuesday in Plymouth

Triton's varsity girls basketball team trailed Plymouth 34-28 at halftime and wound up losing 62-51 Tuesday. The loss drops Triton's overall season record to 6-5. Nissy Nifong was the only Trojan in double figures with 18 points.

PLYMOUTH 65, TRITON 51

Triton 14 14 13 10 - 51

Plymouth 20 14 12 16 - 62

Triton - Senff 2 5-6 9, Speicher 3 0-1 6, Miller 1 0-0 2, A. Feldman 1 0-2 2, Ganshorn 2 1-2 5, Salisbury 3 0-0 6, Nifong 6 4-4 18, Salyer 0 3-4 3. Totals 18 13-19 51.

Plymouth - Berge 3 0-0 7, Blackburn 7 5-6 23, Houin 3 1-2 7, Benton 1 1-2 3, Cox 1 3-3 5, Swihart 5 3-5 13, Palmer 1 0-0 2, Schlosser 1 0-0 2. Totals 22 13-18 62.

Three-pointers - Triton 2 (Nifong 2), Plymouth 5 (Blackburn 4, Berge 1). Rebounds - Triton 40 (Salyer 14, Nifong 10), Plymouth 25. Turnovers - Triton 18, Plymouth 12. Fouls - Triton 18, Plymouth 18. Fouled out - none.

LAKELAND CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 37

GRANGER CHRISTIAN 30

Lakeland Christian Academy's varsity girls basketball team topped Granger Christian 37-30 to pick up its first win of the season. Kari Grossnickle led the Cougars with 12 points.

LAKELAND CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 37

GRANGER CHRISTIAN 30

LCA scoring - Grossnickle 12, Haupert 10, McCall 7, Easterday 4, Shaffer 2, Arnett 2

LCA record - 1-7

Next - Friday at Liberty 5:30 p.m.