Michiana Sports Authority

Michiana Sports Authority fall broadcast Schedule

2011-06-17T13:21:00.000-07:00

Date Time Event Game
15-Aug 5:00PM Girls Soccer SB Riley at Warsaw
15-Aug 6:30PM Girls Soccer Laporte at Elkhart Central
16-Aug 6:00PM Volleyball Jimtown at Bethany
16-Aug 6:30PM Boys Soccer Westview at Wawasee
16-Aug 6:45PM Boys Soccer Penn at Northridge
16-Aug 6:45PM Volleyball Lakeland at Northridge
18-Aug 5:30PM volleyball Fairfield at wawasee
18-Aug 7:30PM Volleyball Westview at Goshen
19-Aug 7:00 PM Football Northridge at South Bend Adams
20-Aug 10:00AM Volleyball Bethany at Elkhart Central
20-Aug 6:30PM Boys Soccer Elkhart Central at Bethany
20-Aug 9:00AM Girls Soccer St. Joe Tourney
22-Aug 6:00PM Volleyball Mishawaka marian at Warsaw
22-Aug 6:00PM Volleyball Westview at Jimtown
23-Aug 5:00PM Girls Soccer Plymouth at Warsaw
23-Aug 6:30PM Girls Soccer Northridge at Bethany
25-Aug 5:30PM Volleyball Elkhart Memional at Warsaw
25-Aug 6:45PM Boys Soccer Plymouth at Warsaw
25-Aug 6:45PM Boys Soccer Northwood at Northridge
26-Aug 7:30 PM Football East Noble at Northridge
27-Aug 5:00PM Girls Soccer Northridge at Goshen
27-Aug 7:00PM Boys Soccer Northridge at Goshen
27-Aug 8:30AM Volleyball Jimtown Invite
29-Aug 6:45PM Boys Soccer Mishawaka Marian at Northridge
30-Aug 7:00PM Volleyball Elkhart Central at Elkhart Memional
1-Sep 7:00PM Boys Soccer Northridge at Bethany
1-Sep 5:30PM Volleyball Goshen at Warsaw
2-Sep 7:30 PM Football Wawasee at Northridge
2-Sep 5:00PM Boys Soccer Carroll Tourney
3-Sep 10:00AM Boys Soccer Carroll Tourney
3-Sep 11:30am Boys Soccer Wawasee at Concord
3-Sep 10:00AM Boys Soccer Carroll Tourney
3-Sep 10:00AM Volleyball Varsity Tiger Spiker Invi
6-Sep 5:30 Volleyball Warsaw at Northridge
8-Sep 6:45PM Girls Soccer Concord at Warsaw
8-Sep 6:45PM Girls Soccer Westview at Northridge
8-Sep 7:00PM Volleyball Westview at Northridge
9-Sep 7:30 PM Football Northridge at Plymouth
10-Sep 6:45PM Boys Soccer Westview at Northridge
10-Sep 11:00am Girls Soccer Plymouth at Northridge
10-Sep 8:30PM volleyball Triton V Trny
12-Sep 6:45PM Girls Soccer Westview at Goshen
12-Sep 5:30PM volleyball Westview at Wawasee
13-Sep 6:45PM Boys Soccer Northwood at warsaw
13-Sep 6:45PM Boys Soccer Concord at Northridge
15-Sep 7:00PM Volleyball Northridge at Goshen
15-Sep 5:30PM Volleyball Plymouth at Warsaw
16-Sep 7:00 PM Football Northridge at Warsaw
17-Sep 9:00AM Volleyball V -GOSHEN INVITE
17-Sep 6:00PM Boys Soccer lakeland Christian at warsaw
17-Sep 9:00am Boys Soccer FW Canterbury Tourney
17-Sep 9:00AM volleyball Wawasee V Trny
19-Sep 6:45PM Girls Soccer Wawasee at Northridge
20-Sep 6:00PM Volleyball Knox at Jimtown
22-Sep 5:00PM Girls Soccer Plymouth at Wawasee
22-Sep 5:30PM Volleyball Wawasee at Warsaw
22-Sep 5:30PM Volleyball Northridge at Northwood
22-Sep 6:45PM Boys Soccer Goshen at Warsaw
23-Sep 7:30 PM Football Northwood at Northridge
24-Sep 1:00PM Girls Soccer Elkhart Central at Northridge
24-Sep 10:00AM Volleyball Tiger Invitational
24-Sep 11:30AM Girls Soccer Warsaw at Wawasee
24-Sep 2:30PM Boys Soccer Warsaw at Wawasee
24-Sep 7:00PM Girls Soccer Westview at Bethany
26-Sep 5:00PM Boys Soccer ECA at Bethany
27-Sep 6:30PM Boys Soccer Wawasee at Northridge
27-Sep 6:45PM Girls Soccer Bethany at Warsaw
27-Sep 7:30PM Volleyball Bethany at Northridge
28-Sep 6:30PM Girls Soccer Penn at Elkhart Central
29-Sep 5:30 Volleyball Clinton Christian at Jimtown
29-Sep 6:45PM Boys Soccer Warsaw at Northridge
29-Sep 6:45PM Girls Soccer Northridge at Warsaw
30-Sep 7:30 PM Football Goshen at Northridge
1-Oct 9:00AM Volleyball Raider Invite
1-Oct 12:00PM Boys Soccer Northridge at Elkhart Central
1-Oct 11:00AM Girls Soccer Warsaw at Wawasee
1-Oct 2:30PM Boys Soccer Warsaw at Wawasee
3-Oct 6:45PM Girls Soccer Warsaw at Goshen
4-Oct 6:45PM Girls Soccer Elkhart Memional at Northridge
6-Oct TBA Boys Soccer Sectional
6-Oct 5:30PM volleyball Northwood at wawasee
7-Oct 7:30 PM Football Northridge at Concord
8-Oct 10:00AM Boys Soccer Sectional
10-Oct 7:00PM Volleyball Goshen at Elkhart Christian
11-Oct 6:00PM volleyball Wawasee at Triton
11-Oct 7:30PM Volleyball Northridge at SB Riley
11-Oct TBA Girls Soccer Sectional 1st round
12-Oct TBA Boys Soccer 1st Round Regionals
13-Oct 5:30PM volleyball Wawasee at Northeidge
13-Oct TBA Girls Soccer Sectional 2nd round
14-Oct 7:30 PM Football Northridge at Elkhart Memional
15-Oct TBA Boys Soccer Regionals
15-Oct TBA Girls Soccer Sectional Final
19-Oct TBA Girls Soccer Regionals
20-Oct 6:00PM Volleyball Sectional - Round 1
22-Oct TBA Boys Soccer Semi-State
22-Oct TBA Girls Soccer Semi-State
22-Oct 11:00AM Volleyball Sectional - Round 2
25-Oct TBA Volleyball Volleyball Regional
29-Oct TBA Girls Soccer State
5-Nov TBA Volleyball State
19-Nov 8:00AM Wrestling Warsaw Invitational
19-Nov wrestling Northridge Invit
22-Nov 6:45PM Wrestling Wawasee at Concord
26-Nov 9:00AM wrestling Wawasee Super Duals
29-Nov 6:45PM wresting Warsaw at Elkhart Memional
15-Dec 6:45PM wresting wawasee at Warsaw
17-Dec 9:00AM wrestling Wawasee Super Duals (*Ply)
27-Dec 8:00AM wresting V-Mishawaka INV
28-Dec 9:00AM wresting V-Mishawaka INV

Pro baseball update

2011-05-29T10:36:00.000-07:00

Brandon Crawford Hits Grand Slam in MLB Debut
Crawford Drives in Four in Giants Road Win
(Rochester, Minn.) Former Mankato MoonDog infielder Brandon Crawford was called up to the San Francisco Giants on Thursday, May 26th and made a big impact his Major League debut on Friday night. Crawford, a former 4th round MLB draft pick, was promoted from Single-A San Jose and hit a grand slam off Brewers starting pitcher Shaun Marcum in his third MLB at-bat.
The 6'2'' 215 pound twenty-four year old began the 2011 season at Single-A San Jose due to a broken finger in Spring Training. Crawford made his debut at shortstop for the 2010 World Series Champions at Miller Park on Friday against the Milwaukee Brewers. The former UCLA standout went 1-3 with a base on balls from the seven-hole in his debut in a Giants 5-4 victory.
The Mountain View, CA native has spent the past four seasons in the Minor Leagues and had reached as high as Double-A in 2010 before his promotion. Crawford has a career .270 Minor League batting average with 20 home runs and 89 RBI's. As a member of the San Jose Giants in 2011 the infielder was having an outstanding spring. Crawford was hitting .332 with 15 RBI's in 14 games before his promotion.
Crawford played for the Mankato MoonDogs in 2005 and hit .274 in 42 games played. Crawford was a three-year starter at Pac-10 power UCLA from 2006-08 and started in all 179 games of his career. The Bruin infielder had a career .319 batting average with 20 home runs, 13 triples, 44 doubles, 136 RBI's and 145 runs scored. The consistent Crawford helped the Bruins make three consecutive NCAA Regionals. Crawford is the 1st Bruin position player under current head coach John Savage to make it to the Major Leagues.
Crawford is the 78th former Northwoods League player to reach the Major Leagues.
WHITECAPS WIN ONE, LOSE ONE IN LAKE COUNTY

EASTLAKE, OH – The West Michigan Whitecaps finished a busy day of baseball with both a win and a loss on Saturday night, picking up a 5-2 victory in a seven-inning nightcap after losing the completion of a suspended game, 3-1, in the first contest of the evening against the Lake County Captains at Classic Park.

West Michigan (20-28) and Lake County (21-27) are now halfway through a busy Memorial Day Weekend series in which six games are scheduled to be completed over a four-day span.

After taking a loss in the early game on Saturday, the Whitecaps jumped out to a 5-0 lead in the second contest thanks to a bizarre top of the second inning against Captains’ knuckleballer Steven Wright.

An error and two hit batsmen loaded the bases with one out and Jimmy Gulliver followed with a bouncer to the right side of the infield. First baseman Jesus Aguilar fielded the ball on the move to his right, but fired wildly to the plate and bounced the ball past the catcher as two runs crossed home. After a sacrifice fly made it 3-0, Hernan Perez sent a bouncer towards third that was fielded by a charging Giovanny Urshela, but his throw to first bounced away as Gulliver scored and Perez wound up all the way at third. Moments later, Rob Brantly capped the rally by blasting a knuckleball off the wall in right field for an RBI-double and a 5-0 lead.

When the dust had settled, the Whitecaps had sent nine men to the plate to pick up five runs – all unearned – on three errors, two hit batsmen and just one hit. The first four runs crossed the plate without the benefit of a hit before Brantly’s double put an exclamation point on the inning.

Lake County scratched across single runs in the second and third frames, but that was all that Patrick Cooper (2-3) allowed in an excellent spot start. Helping to eat up innings for a pitching staff essentially dealing with three doubleheaders over a five-day span, the long reliever contributed five strong innings on 73 pitches. He struck out six without issuing a walk, allowing two runs on five hits to earn the victory.

After Cooper’s valiant outing, Logan Hoch (1) came out of the bullpen to pitch the final two innings for his first save of the year.

The loss went to Wright (1-1), a 26-year-old with significant Triple-A experience who is spending time with the Captains while reinventing himself as a knuckleball pitcher. He allowed five runs – all unearned – on six hits over four innings of work.

Saturday’s action began with the completion of a suspended game from May 14. Two weeks ago to the day, the Captains held a 2-1 lead heading into the bottom of the fourth when the game was halted due to rain, and a washout one day later forced the game’s suspension to extend until Saturday.

Brennan Smith (1-2) started the game for the Whitecaps on May 14 and came back out to the hill to pick up where he left off on Saturday. He retired the first nine batters he faced in order, making it 15 in a row when combined with the first portion of the ballgame. He ended up taking the complete-game loss despite eight solid innings of work, allowing three runs – two earned – on eight hits.

The only run of the resumed ballgame crossed the plate in the seventh. Anthony Gallas reached base on an error to start the seventh inning, and Alex Lavisky drove him in with a double to give Lake County a 3-1 cushion.

West Michigan mounted a rally in the ninth, getting singles from Hernan Perez and Billy Nowlin before a sacrifice bunt pushed the runners to second and third with one out. With the potential game-tying run in scoring position, however, Captains’ flame-thrower Trey Haley struck out both Nick Castellanos and Steven Moya swinging to end the ballgame.

Haley (1) earned his first save of the year with two scoreless innings, while Jordan Cooper (1-1) earned the victory. Cooper picked up the action when the Captains took the field in the fifth, tossing three scoreless innings of relief and stranding four baserunners to hold the lead

The longest game of the season continues tonight in Winnipeg...The RailCats and Goldeyes are tied 6-6 in the bottom of the 13th...Trailing 4-2, the RailCats netted single runs in the eighth and ninth to tie the game, taking advantage of errors in each inning...Both teams scored two runs in the 12th with Mike Rohde driving in the go ahead run, his second RBI of the game, and Mike Valadez dropping down a squeeze...Winnipeg countered against Brian Grening in the bottom of the inning, tying the game on a two-out two run single from Alan Rick...There are a combined 30 hits, 16 for Winnipeg and 14 for the RailCats...All but one RailCat has a hit...Nolan Nicholson allowed three runs in 6.1 innings as the starter for the RailCats...Adam Klein is 3-for-5 with a walk...Chris Carrara has scored three runs...The RailCats have used six pitchers in the game...=

Evansville comeback falls short in 10-7 loss
(EVANSVILLE, Ind.) - The Gateway Grizzlies defeated the Evansville Otters 10-7 on Saturday night at Bosse Field.
Gateway has now won back to back games in this series and will try for a sweep on Sunday afternoon.
The Otters started with the 1-0 lead on an RBI groundout from catcher Billy Killian but the Grizzlies surged back.
Gateway took advantage of an error in the field as catcher Landon Hernandez walked with the bases loaded to tie the game. Outfielder Joe Agreste then hit a grand slam off Evansville starter Mike Anton to right field as the Grizzlies pulled ahead 5-1.
Billy Killian then plated another run on a groundout again as Evansville cut the deficit down to three runs but Gateway rallied once again.
The Grizzlies scored four more runs in the 6th inning on their way to the victory.
Evansville clawed back for a few runs over the final innings before losing 10-7.
Catcher Billy Killian finished 1 for 4 with three runs batted in as outfielder Greg Alexander recorded two hits and had two runs scored as well.
Grizzlies starter Josh Whitlock (1-1) received the win after allowing 5 runs (2 earned) over 6 2/3 innings. The loss goes to lefty Mike Anton (0-1), who gave up 7 runs (2 earned) in his first start of the season.
Gateway is now 4-4 following the win as Evansville falls to 1-7.
The Grizzlies and Otters will close out the three game series tomorrow afternoon at Bosse Field. Right-hander Kyle Barry (1-0, 3.00 ERA) starts for Evansville as he will be opposed by fellow righty Adrian Garza (0-1, 14.55 ERA). First pitch is scheduled for 1:05 p.m. as the weekend of games are sponsored by Eastland Mall and G.D. Ritzy's. Stop by any location tomorrow for a free ticket to the game.

INDIANS RALLY FROM 7-0 DEFICIT TO DEFEAT PAWSOX 9-7
SS Josh Harrison Goes 5-for-5, Bullpen Tosses Seven Scoreless

PAWTUCKET, R.I. -- Indianapolis rallied back from an early 7-0 deficit with nine unanswered runs led by shortstop Josh Harrison, who went 5-for-5 with three runs and two RBI, while four Tribe relievers combined for seven innings of scoreless relief to seal the Indians 9-7 victory over the Pawtucket Red Sox on Saturday night at McCoy Stadium.

With the win Indianapolis improves to 23-27 on the season, while the loss drops Pawtucket's record to 24-24. The victory also gives the Indians a 3-0 series lead over the Red Sox, while the Tribe has also now won 13 of their last 15 contests against the PawSox dating back to 2009.

Indianapolis looked to be well on their way to defeat when Pawtucket jumped out to a 7-0 lead with a run in the first and six more in the second. However, with a huge night from Harrison and some excellent efforts out of the Tribe bullpen the Indians were able to come away with the victory.

The Tribe began the comeback trail in the fourth when Harrison lifted a two-out double to left and then traveled along when C Dusty Brown followed with a home run to center. The longball from Brown tied him with OF Alex Presley for the team lead with six homers so far this season.

Then in the sixth the Indians continued to chip away at the PawSox lead as they tacked on two more tallies. After collecting singles earlier in the frame, 3B Andy Marte and Harrison trotted home on sacrifice fly by 2B Brian Friday and a Red Sox wild pitch to cut the deficit to 7-4.

The late inning magic continued in the eighth when Marte led off the frame with a single before a walk by 1B Matt Hague set the stage for Harrison. The right handed slugger did not disappoint as he lined a double to center to score Marte, before a Pawtucket throwing error allowed another run to cross the plate and bring the Indians with-in one at 7-6.

Later in the eighth, Harrison evened the score at 7-7 when he crossed home on a close play at the plate off a fielder's choice by Friday. Then for the second straight night the Indians put together an exciting ninth inning rally to come away with the victory.

As he has so many times this season, Presley came through with a key base hit as he roped a single to center with one out in the ninth. Then after a base hit by the red hot Marte moved Presley to second and a groundout pushed him to third, the International League hits leader sped home on a passed ball to give the Indians their first lead of the night at 8-7.

For good measure, Harrison would tack on an insurance run with his third double of the night that scored Hague and pushed the Tribe lead to 9-7. Overall, Harrison finished the night a perfect 5-for-5 from the dish, becoming the first Tribe batter to collect five base knocks since Presley accomplished the feat twice last season.

Joining Harrison with multi-hit efforts were Presley (2-for-5, 1 R), who extended his IL best hits total to 65 with two base knocks on the evening and Marte (3-for-5, 2 R), who has now hit safely in seven of his last eight contests during which time he has posted a .345 batting average (10-for-29) with five runs, three home runs and nine RBI. Brown (1-for-3, 1 R, 1 HR, 2 RBI, 2 BB) and Friday (0-for-3, 2 RBI) also joined Harrison in driving in multiple runs for the Tribe.

All in all, the Indians amazing offensive comeback was made possible thanks to dominating work from the Indianapolis bullpen. RHP Chris Leroux (4.0 IP, 1 H, 3 BB, 4 SO) excelled on the mound for the Tribe as he allowed just one hit over four exceptional innings of relief.

Following Leroux, RHP Blaine Boyer (1.0 IP, 1 BB, 1 SO) tossed an inning of scoreless relief, while LHP Tony Watson (1.0 IP, 1 H, 1 BB) earned the victory to improve to 1-2 on the season and RHP Cesar Valdez (1.0 IP, 1 BB, 1 SO) pitched a scoreless ninth to notch his second save.

Neither starter figured in the decision as Tribe LHP Justin Wilson (2.0 IP, 5 H, 7 R, 6 ER, 3 BB, 0 SO) turned in his worst outing of the year, allowing seven runs (six earned) in just two innings of work, while Pawtucket starter Kyle Weiland (5.0 IP, 5 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 2 BB, 8 SO) took the tough loss as he struck out eight and allowed just two runs over five innings.

Pawtucket powered their way out to the 7-0 advantage thanks in part to solo home runs from Hector Luna and Michael McKenry as well a two-run shot from 3B Brent Dlugach. However, despite the early inning seven run outburst, the Pawtucket offense was held to just seven hits and left 11 men on base.

Indianapolis will now look for the sweep when they take on Pawtucket in the series finale on Sunday night at 6:05 p.m. RHP Brad Lincoln is scheduled to take the hill in the series finale for the Indians, while LHP Andrew Miller is expected to get the start for the PawSox.

The contest will be carried on WNDE 1260 AM, WNDE.com and via iheartradio, a mobile application for iPhone, Blackberry and Android phones with Howard Kellman and Scott McCauley on the call. The pre-game show begins at 5:45 p.m

Midwest Baseball

2011-05-22T18:34:00.000-07:00

TinCaps stifled by Smith, lose 2-1
West Michigan rallies in 7th for win
COMSTOCK PARK, Mich. – West Michigan Whitecaps RHP Brennan Smith shut down the TinCaps
on Sunday as Fort Wayne lost, 2-1, at Fifth Third Ballpark, snapping its four-game win streak. Jose
Dore drilled a solo homer.
The game was delayed by 37 minutes thanks to a broken irrigation pipe behind the pitcher’s
mound.
Fort Wayne threatened in the top of the first when Rico Noel drew a leadoff walk and Rymer
Liriano singled to left. But Noel was picked off and Liriano was caught stealing to short-circuit the
rally and the TinCaps came up empty.
In the bottom of the first, RHP Adys Portillo had runners at the corners with one out but worked
out of the jam by striking out Billy Nowlin and erasing P.J. Polk on a failed double steal.
Dore put the TinCaps ahead with his solo blast in the top of the second inning, but it was the only
run Fort Wayne scored. Smith entered in the third inning to replace an injured Whitecaps RHP Jeff
Ferrell and delivered 5.2 scoreless innings. He allowed a double and a walk and struck out four to
pick up the win.
West Michigan rallied in the bottom of the seventh. Hernan Perez hit a leadoff double and scored
on a pair of wild pitches. Nowlin then doubled, went to third on a sacrifice bunt and scored on a goahead
single by Nick Castellanos.
Smith (1-1) picked up the win. Fort Wayne LHP Mark Hardy (1-4) took the loss. West Michigan
RHP Bruce Rondon snagged his sixth save with a perfect ninth inning.
The TinCaps fell to 18-25 while West Michigan improved to 17-24.

Evansville Otters Baseball

2011-05-16T19:49:00.000-07:00

Otters to open 17th Season in Evansville at Historic Bosse Field

Evansville, IN May 16, 2010 – In just four days the Evansville Otters will open their 17th season at historic Bosse Field. The Otters will be taking on Florence Freedom on Friday May 20th at 6:35 PM.

“For the past eleven years, Fifth Third Bank has helped set the tone for the season by sponsoring an opening night full of fun events," says Otters President Bill Bussing. "Fans at Friday night's game are in for a treat."

The Otters will join longtime corporate partner Fifth Third Bank in presenting an opening night that celebrates baseball, demonstrates fan appreciation and embraces community outreach. The first 5,000 fans entering the ballpark will receive a magnet schedule, and Fifth Third Bank will distribute buckets to the first 600 kids for use in the popular 53,000 penny pick up, which follows the game.

Fifth Third Bank and the Otters are also collaborating on a huge food drive, for which they hope to collect 5,300 meals to benefit the Tri-State Food Bank. Fans can drop off non-perishable items at any tri-state Fifth Third location and receive free opening night tickets. Fans can also bring two non-perishable items to Bosse Field to receive a ticket to the evening’s game. Fans who bring cans to the game will also be entered into a drawing, as five lucky people will win $53 in Otterbucks courtesy of Fifth Third Bank. Also new this year will be a return to white home jerseys for the Otters. The Otters and Fifth Third will be auctioning off a jersey with proceeds from the jersey auction going to the Tri State Food Bank as well. “We know that many area residents depend on the Tri-State Food Bank during these challenging economic times, so it’s a real pleasure to support their efforts while celebrating another exciting season of Otters baseball,” offered Lloyd Winnecke, Senior Vice President and Marketing Director for Fifth Third Bank. “I’m confident that the generosity of Otters fans will really shine through on opening night. We look forward to collecting a lot of food to benefit those most in need in our community,” Winnecke said.

Nick Hill, who participates in the Tri-State Food Bank’s ever-growing Kids Café, will represent Fifth Third Bank by throwing out the ceremonial first pitch. Pre-game festivities will also include local fan favorite Gina Moore singing the National Anthem

Midwest League Baseball Acion

2011-05-04T19:36:00.000-07:00

Silver Hawks Take Down Top Pitcher
Bullpen Continues Dominance in 4-1 Victory

Dayton, OH – The last thing the South Bend Silver Hawks needed after managing just two runs on eight hits combined over the last two days was to go up against one of the league’s best pitchers on Wednesday night…or so it seemed. The Hawks plated four runs on 13 hits in taking down Josh Smith (LP, 2-2) in a 4-1 decision over the Dayton Dragons at Fifth Third Field.

Smith entered the game ranked second in the league in both ERA (0.93) and strikeouts (35). He managed eight strikeouts, but the Silver Hawks scored three times against him in 5.0 innings to send him to the loss.

The offense set the tone early by forcing Smith into 24 pitches in the first inning, despite not scoring a run. Smith threw another 28 pitches in the second inning and it all started with Chris Jarrett working a leadoff walk after falling behind 0-2. After stealing second, Jarrett advanced to third on a Bobby Stone single and scored on a single from Raul Navarro for the early 1-0 lead.

Matt Helm led off the third with a triple and scored on a one out single from Raywilly Gomez to make it 2-0.

Yazy Arbelo then finished out the scoring against Smith in the fifth by launching a home run to right field for the 3-0 lead. The blast that entirely left the stadium was Arbelo’s seventh of the season, tying for the Midwest League lead.

Arbelo and Gomez teamed up in the seventh with back-to-back doubles to score South Bend’s final run of the night.

South Bend starter Bradin Hagens (ND) battled his way through 4.0+ innings, but departed with no decision due to a high pitch count. Hagens allowed just one run in his time on the mound, as he continues to develop in the starting role.

The Silver Hawks bullpen was phenomenal once again with Mike Bolsinger (WP, 2-0) and Blake Cooper (SV, 4) combining for 5.0 scoreless innings. Cooper has now thrown five perfect innings in a row, and the bullpen has permitted just two earned runs over their last 30.1 innings pitched

TinCaps defeated by Lansing, 12-2
Bisson slugs first pro home run in three-hit night
FORT WAYNE, Ind. – Chris Bisson had three hits including his first professional home run, but
the TinCaps dropped the series opener against Lansing, 12-2, Wednesday at Parkview Field.
Lansing scored single runs in the first two innings without a hit. Gustavo Pierre drew a walk, stole
second, went to third on a wild pitch and scored on K.C. Hobson’s groundout in the opening
inning. In the second, Michael Crouse was hit by the first pitch of the inning, stole second and
third and scored on a wild pitch.
Fort Wayne cut the lead in half in the bottom of the third when Bisson lined a home run over the
right-field wall to make it a 2-1 game.
The Lugnuts opened the floodgates in the game’s middle stages. They scored six runs in the fourth
inning, keyed by Pierre’s two-run double. Then Lansing scored four more runs in the fifth inning as
Pierre launched a three-run homer.
The TinCaps plated their final run in the sixth. Rymer Liriano bounced a single to right and raced
home on Jake Blackwood’s RBI double into the left-field corner.
Fort Wayne RHP Adys Portillo (0-4) took the loss; Lansing RHP Daniel Webb (3-1) picked up the
win.
Fort Wayne fell to 10-17; Lansing stayed atop the division as the Lugnuts improved to 17-9.
The TinCaps and Lugnuts (Class-A Toronto Blue Jays) continue the three-game series Thursday at
7:05 p.m. on a special Thirsty Thursday, Cinco de Mayo. Fort Wayne LHP Andrew Werner (1-3)
goes to the mound against Lugnuts RHP Casey Lawrence (2-2).

South Bend Silver Hawks recap May 1st

2011-05-01T19:29:00.000-07:00

Bats Wake Up in 8-5 Victory
Walters goes 3-for-3 with 3 RBIs

South Bend, IN - The South Bend Silver Hawks exploded for their biggest offensive output since April 13th in an 8-5 victory over the Great Lakes Loons on Sunday afternoon. Zach Walters led the attack with three hits and three RBIs in the series opening victory at Coveleski Stadium.

Yazy Arbelo started the scoring with a two run homer in the bottom of the first inning against Loons starter Tim Sexton (ND). The shot to left-center was Arbelo's sixth of the season and his second against Sexton this season.

However, South Bend went quiet until the sixth inning, leaving eight runners on base through the first four innings and 12 for the game. It wasn't until the Loons took a 4-2 lead that South Bend finally woke back up.

When the offense started clicking again, it did so in a big way. Brant Stickel (LP, 0-2) walked Bobby Stone to start the sixth inning and that opened the flood gates. Ender Inciarte followed with a bunt single - his third hit of the game in his 2011 Silver Hawks debut - to put runners at the corners. Mike Freeman added a RBI double to bring the Hawks within one.

Walters was next to the plate, and he came through with a two run double down the left field line to put the Silver Hawks ahead for good. Matt Helm brought Walters home from second with one of his three singles on the day to push the lead to 6-4.

Walters would pick up a sacrifice fly in the seventh and Arbelo added another RBI as they both finished with three RBIs on the day. Arbelo now has 19 on the season to lead the team, with Walters on his heels with 16 RBIs this season.

David Holmberg (ND) started and allowed four runs over 5.0 innings. Brian Budrow (WP, 2-0) earned the win in relief, pushing his consecutive scoreless innings streak to 7.2. Blake Cooper (SV, 3) pitched a 1-2-3 ninth for the save.

Bobby Coyle led the Loons with two hits and three RBIs.

The Silver Hawks and Loons continue the three game series on Monday night with South Bend Community Day at the Cove. South Bend residents can save $1 off their ticket price by showing a driver's license at the ticket window for the 6:30 PM start. RHP Jeff Shields (1-2, 5.06 ERA) will be on the hill for the Hawks against Great Lakes' LHP Ryan Christenson (1-1, 5.89 ERA). Pregame coverage begins at 6:10 PM Eastern Time on www.sportsjuice.com and www.silverhawks.com.

Click Here for Box Score
May 1, 2011 R H E LOB WP: Brian Budrow (2-0)
Great Lakes Loons (14-10) 5 9 1 9 LP: Brant Stickel (0-2)
South Bend Silver Hawks (8-14) 8 16 1 12 SV: Blake Cooper (3)

Time of Game: 2:45 Attendance: 1,002

April 28th Michiana Sports Report

2011-04-28T09:15:00.000-07:00

SOFTBALL

CONCORD 4, GOSHEN 1

Goshen 100 000 0 -- 1 0 1

Concord 100 030 x -- 4 5 1

Natalie Newell (L; 10 strikeouts) and Aimee Swihart; Jenny Miller (W, 4-3; no-hitter) and Sammy Swain.

Concord: Hits -- Miller 2. 2B -- Melanie Meyer, Sarah Emerson.

Records: Concord 4-5 (3-0 NLC), Goshen 11-2 (2-1 NLC).

Next: Goshen at Wawasee, Warsaw at Concord, both Friday.

JV: Goshen 7, Concord 3. WP -- Andria Brown (13 strikeouts). Goshen: Hits -- Brown 2, Christina Gipson 2. 2B -- Brown 2, Gipson. JV record: Goshen 6-5.

JIMTOWN 4, TRITON 0

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Jimtown 000 310 x -- 4 8 1

Mallorie Jennings (L) and Katie Claxon; Shelby Kankel (W, 6-3) and Alexis Doan.

Triton: Hits -- Hannah Downing 2. 2B -- Downing, Shelby Steinman.

Jimtown: Hits -- Taylor Alvey 2, Brooke Robison 2, Jaclyn Bailey 2. 2B -- Robison. RBI -- Alicia Ward. Runs -- Jordyn Green 2.

Record: Jimtown 9-3 (4-0 NSC).

Next: Knox at Jimtown today, 5:30 p.m

Pickard opts for Adrian for baseball

GOSHEN -- Troy Pickard, a Goshen High School senior, has committed to continue his academic and baseball careers at Adrian (Mich.) College, an NCAA Division III school.

Pickard, a second baseman for coach Hal Farmwald's Goshen Redskins, hit .338 as a sophomore and .308 as a junior (honorable mention All-Northern Lakes Conference). His career mark is .323 with 44 runs batted in.

He was also a key contributor for Goshen's wrestling (four-year starter with two All-NLC selections and 89 career victories) and football (two-year starter) programs. Brother Travis, a GHS sophomore, has been a teammate in all three sports.

Adrian, coached by Craig Rainey, is currently 24-6 overall and 17-1 in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association. The Bulldogs have won or shared four of the last six MIAA championships

Jimtown's Cinnamon Green bound for Bethel

MISHAWAKA -- Jimtown High School senior Cinnamon Green has signed a letter of intent to continue her academic and track and field careers at Bethel College.

Green has been a premier thrower in the area while earning sectional and regional titles to go with State-qualifying spots.

Her bests are 40 feet, 7 inches in the shot put and 110-0 in the discus.

"I am extremely excited with the addition of Cinnamon Green," Bethel coach Tony Natali said. "Cinnamon adds a much needed dimension with the graduation of NAIA All-American Nichole Arnold next season. Green has tremendous strength that adds to her success as a thrower. The sky is the limit as far as her marks go over the next four years."

Wednesday's Girls Tennis Results

GIRLS TENNIS

MEMORIAL 5, MISHAWAKA 0

Singles

Bailey Denton def. Abbie Ivaldi 6-3, 6-3. Annamarie Dibley def. Amy Dong 5-7, 6-1 7-6 (7-3). Mallory Thomas def. Katie Fry 6-1, 7-5.

Doubles

Shannon Gunn-Haley Stouder def. Cheyenne Tjaden-Laylla Jojo Cunningham 6-2, 6-3. Delaney Gilbert-Paige Robinson def. Tagin Schulthesis-Sarah Urycki 6-0, 4-6, 7-5.

Record: Memorial 2-2.

Next: Memorial at Plymouth today.

JV: Memorial 6, Mishawaka 0. Winners: Jessica Scheetz, Cassy Dibley, Cassey Klapp-Caitlin Douglass (twice), Lauren Tavernier-Madison Bartley (twice).

CENTRAL 3, SB WASHINGTON 2

Singles

Valencia Gammage (W) def. Melanie Brooshire 6-4, 7-6 (7-3). Monica Chan (W) def. Katie Oakley 6-2, 7-6 (7-4). Rebecca Yeakey (C) def. Kylee Karczewski 6-0, 6-0.

Doubles

Helen Corey-Taylor Dygert (C) def. Jessica Kolecki-Lauren Sera 6-1, 6-0. Abbey Hobson-Julie Nolan (C) def. Ashley Krempec-Margaret Campbell 6-3, 6-0.

Records: Central 4-5 (2-1 NIC), Washington 3-3 (2-2 NIC).

Next: Mishawaka at Central today, 4:30 p.m.

JV: Central 9, Washington 1. Winners: Central -- Carleen Plunkett, Ally Delks, Maggie Zinich, MacKenzie Klahr, Briqlyn Mohrman-Jenna Schnell, Courtney Harris-Caroline Oakley, Tara Bennett-Gabi Nye, Amy Hampel-Leanne Martin, Alysa Miller-Margdria Peterkin; Washington -- Amber Kish-Lauren Alwine. JV records: Central 5-1 (2-1 NIC), Washington 1-5.

KNOX 4, JIMTOWN 1

Singles

Kierstynn Combs (K) def. Siera Candler 6-2, 6-2. Elisabeth Caudill (K) ef. Aubrey Adams 6-2, 6-2. Shelby Gilbert (K) def. Kelsey Weinkauf 6-3, 6-1.

Doubles

Kaley Funkhouser-Morgan Belakovich (J) def. Katelyn Peters-Brittany Shannon 7-5, 4-6, 7-5. Chelsea Collins-Kelsey Thomas (K) def. Brianna McGookin-Brittney Hachey 6-1, 7-6 (4).

Record: Jimtown 3-5.

Next: Jimtown at SB Clay today.

JV: Jimtown 6, New Prairie 3. Jimtown winners: Michelle Williams, Brooke Janowski, Amber Miller, Randle Witek-Lynzie Wagoner, Pamela Murillo-Amy Lehner, Anastasiya Tamenko-McKenzie Bontrager.

NORTHRIDGE 4, NORTHWOOD 1

Singles

Kaci Heeter (NW) def. Alexis Schmidt 6-4, 6-4. Sarah Smith (Nr) def. Kennedy Walter 6-3, 6-4. Ashley Owens (Nr) def. Taryn Johnson 6-2, 2-6, 6-2.

Doubles

Ali Bullock-Olivia Erekson (Nr) def. Brooklyln Moore-Danae Ehret 7-5, 6-3. Amy Stoffel-Kate Ahonen (Nr) def. Kayla Bear-Sarah Wysong 6-2, 6-3.

Records: Northridge 5-2 (3-1 NLC), NorthWood 1-3 (0-2 NLC).

Next: Goshen at NorthWood Friday; Northridge at Merrillville Invitational Saturday.

JV: Northridge 8, NorthWood 1. Winners: Northridge -- Courtney Clark, Dora Wislek, Alaina Gingrich, Emily Erekson-Kaley Owens, Chandler Lawson-Casey Long, Lexi Garber-Sami Miller-Edel, Teagan Benscics-Jordyn Schmitz, Lynette Tepe-Allison Rush. NorthWood -- Trista Grove. JV record: Northridge 5-2

BOYS GOLF

CENTRAL 163, JIMTOWN 231

(At McCormick Creek)

Central -- Peter Thomas 39, Jeff Bradford 43, Alejandro Genis 42, Alex Brosh 41, Riley Keagle 41.

Jimtown -- Brae Beadles 49, August Farwig 46, Jordan Hutsell 68, Mitchell Smith 73, Zach Roeder 68.

Record: Central 5-4.

Next: Jimtown, Bremen vs. Glenn today at Swan Lake; Central in Wawasee Invitational Saturday at South Shore, 8 a.m.

JV: Medalist -- A.J. Johnson (C) 43.

BASEBALL

PENN 11, ST. JOSEPH (MICH.) 5

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Penn 412 220 x -- 11 12 2

Jake Fratzke (L), Stephen Ross (2), Brian Knapp (4), Ty Taylor (6) and Riley Johnson; Hunter Clark (W, 1-0), Zach Oakley (5), Landon Stratford (7) and Max Andresen, Jordan Gosztola (5).

St. Joseph: RBI -- Ross 2.

Penn: Hits -- Sam Sweeden 2. 2B -- Caleb Birkey, Andressen, Brady Szekendy, Ryan Szklarek. RBI -- Birkey 2, Sczekendy 2 Szklarek 2. Runs -- Sweeden 2.

Records: Penn 10-0, St. Joseph 8-5.

Next: Penn at SB St. Joseph's Friday

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SOFTBALL

JIMTOWN 9, GLENN 0

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Jesse Bostick (L) and Ashley Dombek; Shelby Kankel (W, 5-3; 9 strikeouts) and Alexis Doan.

Jimtown: Hits -- Alicia Ward 3, Taylor Alvey 2. 2B -- Doan. RBI -- Ward 2. Runs -- Jaclyn Bailey 2.

NECC Tournament

FAIRFIELD 8, LAKELAND 0

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Lakeland 000 000 0 -- 0 3 3

Morgan Miller (W, 3-3; 10 strikeouts) and Riley Troyer; Ashlynn Grubb (L) and Leah Myers.

Fairfield: Hits -- Ashlyn Knepp 3, Alyssa Kauffman 2, Jessica Lewis 2, Alex DeWitt 2. 2B -- Knepp 2, Kauffman. RBI -- Miller 3, Kauffman 2. Runs -- Knepp 2, Kauffman 2, Lewis 2.

GIRLS TRACK

NORTHRIDGE 95, MEMORIAL 37

3200 relay -- Northridge (Sarah Virgil, Olivia Golden, Mandy Campbell, Caiti Worley) 11:02.14.

100 H -- Amber Reese (M) 17.13, Morgan Lewallen (N) 17.63, Michelle Bowen (M) 18.87.

100 -- Lauren Lambert (N) 13.79, Kara Kershner (N) 14.19, Kayla Pawling (M) 14.35.

1600 -- Skylair Hilton (N) 5:27.58, Jennifer Schrock (N) 5:40.66, Kayla Rothi (N) 6:00.78.

400 relay -- Northridge (Morgan Lewallen, Kara Kershner, Katie Koak, Lauren Lambert) 52.34.

400 -- Mackenzie Gray (N) 1:02.43, Erin Jones (N) 1:04.19, Allison Hoefle (M) 1:06.86.

300 H -- Morgan Lewallen (N) 49.98, Mandy Campbell (N) 52.45, Michelle Bowen (M) 53.02.

800 -- Skylair Hilton (N) 2:32.19, Jennifer Schrock (N) 2:34.95, Emily Seiltz (N) 2:35.82.

200 -- Mackenzie Gray (N) 28.28, Lauren Lambert (N) 28.58, Morgan Lewallen (N) 28.61.

3200 -- Corinne Cominator (N) 12:12.06, Marissa Holaway (N) 12:40.72, Mariana Magallanes (N) 13:00.74.

1600 relay -- Northridge (Mandy Campbell, Emily Seiltz, Skylair Hilton, Lauren Lambert) 4:22.81.

Pole Vault -- Chelsea Bettis (M) 8-0, Kaitlyn Taylor (N) 8-0, Briana Ruiz (N) 7-0.

Long Jump -- Stephane Bettis (M) 16-5 1/2, Kara Kershner (N) 16-5, Lily Russo (N) 16-1.

Discus -- Mallory Conrad (M) 113-11, Cara Albert (M) 90-7 1/2, Kim Swank (N) 90-3.

High Jump -- Lily Russo (N) 5-0, Kayla Sandt (N) 4-6, Akyah Taylor (M) 4-6.

Shot Put -- Mallory Conrad (M) 38-8 3/4, Madison Stewart (N) 32-5, Cara Albert (M) 30-7 1/2.

Next: Northridge, NorthWood at Concord Tuesday; Plymouth, Wawasee at Memorial Tuesday.

GOSHEN 81, CONCORD 51GOSHEN 91, WAWASEE 41CONCORD 91, WAWASEE 41

3200 relay -- Goshen (Junie Schirch, Jessica Wynn, Leah Kissinger, Andrea Kline) 10:45.19, Wawasee 10:52.00.

100 H -- Liana Yoder (G) 15.92, Jessica O'Connell (C( 17.07, Cassidy Field (C) 17.48, Rachel Weeber (C) 17.75.

100 -- Lauren Stutzman (G) 13.10, Michelle Detwiler (C) 13.61, Melissa DuBois (C) 13.86, Anna Magallanes (G) 14.08.

1600 -- Leah Kissinger (G) 5:55.42, Raquel Rich (C) 6:07.20, McKenah D'Arcy (C) 6:11.49, Jen Slabaugh (W) 6:12.21.

400 relay -- Goshen (Julie Jesse, Lauren Stutzman, Anna Magallanes, Jessica Hernandez) 52.15, Concod 52.33.

400 -- Shanice Matthews (C) 1:05.63, Edith Gonzalez (G) 1:05.64, Brittany Tomlinson 1:06.38, Jennifer Arellano (G) 1:06.51.

300 H -- Jessica O'Connell (C) 48.73, Cassidy Field (C) 51.62, Rachel Weeber (C) 52.98, Sarah Steele (W) 53.60.

800 -- Leah Kissinger (G) 2:29.80, Juni Schirch (G) 2:33.36, Mallory Rondeau (W) 2:36.51, Jennifer Reyes (C) 2:36.71.

200 -- Lauren Stutzman (G) 27.27, Michelle Detwiler (C) 28.60, Melissa DuBois (C) 28.83, Jessica Hernandez (G) 28.95

3200 -- Stephanie Rhodes (W) 13:00.94, Desiree Maran (G) 13:15.96, Raquel Rich (C) 13:28.71, Megan Graves (G) 13:42.10.

1600 relay -- Goshen (Juni Schirch, Edith Gonzalez, Leah Kissinger, Jennifer Arellano) 4:20.40, Concord 4:26.85

Pole Vault -- Sarah Rozow (W) 8-6, Julie Jesse (G) 8-0, Symphony Charles (G) 7-0, Breinn Josselyn (C) 7-0.

Long Jump -- Lauren Stutzman (G) 16-1 1/2, Melissa DuBois (C) 15-10 1/4, Victoria Braddock (C) 14-4 3/4, Amy Walker (W) 14-1 3/4.

Discus -- Karla Corral (G) 100-2, Jordan Edington (W) 88-4, Bel Pockels-Ortiz (G) 84-7, Kristen Hanson (G) 79-0.

High Jump -- Mitzi Supper (C) 4-8, Rachel Weeber (C) 4-8, Janell Smart (C) 4-6, Michelle Detwiler (C) 4-4.

Shot Put -- Karla Corral (G) 31-8, Joran Edington (W) 29-11, Breann Johnson (W) 28-10, Paige Sager (G) 26-4.

South Bend ST. JOSEPH'S 88.5, Elkhart CENTRAL 55.5, South Bend WASHINGTON 21

3200 relay -- St. Joseph's (Elisa Revak, Alli Connelly, Michelle Potter, Maddy Kearney) 10:32.16, Central 11:23.96.

100 H -- J'Shante Gunn (W) 16.14, Katie Campbell (C) 13.34, Makliah Camblee (SJ) 17.09, Courtney Piazza (C) 18.88.

100 -- Rachel Staud (SJ) 16.62, Chyna Sanders (C) 13.34, Jametria Culbreath (C) 13.7, Loretta Davidwon (W) 14.12.

1600 -- Katie Vailse (SJ) 6:02, Elisa Revak (SJ) 6:05, Abby Taylor (C) 6:14, Amarian Plata (W) 6:56.

400 relay -- St. Joseph's (Rachel Staud, Mikaila Chamblee, Morgan Carroll, Katie Campbell) 50.86, Central 53.01.

400 -- Michelle Potter (SJ) 1:02.8, Jordyn Matson (W) 1:07.81, Marybeth Duggans (SJ) 1:08.3, Myra Garcia (C) 1:09.39.

300 H -- Makalia Chamblee (SJ) 49.01, J'Shante Gunn (W) 51.36, Ellen McClain (SJ) 54.43, Courtney Piazza (C) 55.64.

800 -- Ali Connelly (SJ) 2:34.48, Ashley Reed (W) 2:38.88, Alex Heathman (C) 2:42.03, Elizabeth Taylor (SJ) 2:46.14.

200 -- Morgan Carroll (SJ) 27.3, Betrice Thomas (C) 28.43, Michelle Potter (SJ) 28.43, Zoe Disori (C) 29.77.

3200 -- Veronica Miller (SJ) 13:12, Marina Filer (C) 14:04, Michaela Powers (SJ) 15:43, Gabby Pebble (C) 16:25.

1600 relay -- St. Joseph's (Ali Connelly, Maddy Kearney, Michelle Potter, Morgan Carroll) 4:21.84, Central 4:32.

Pole Vault -- Zoe Disori (C) 8-0, Emily Lindsey (SJ) 7-0, Kaitlyn Delle (SJ) 7-0, Holly Lehman (C) 7-0.

Long Jump -- Mikaila Chamblee (SJ) 16-2 3/4, Katie Hecklinski (SJ) 14-11 1/2, Olivia Jenks (C) 13-11 1/4, Mayra Garcia (C) 13-9.

Discus -- Megan Ellis (C) 114-8 1/2, Melissa Maciellari (SJ) 103-10 1/2, Tia Garnett (C) 104-3, Maddy Hofferth (SJ) 84-0 1/4.

High Jump -- Kaylee Lapierre (C) 5-6, Mollie Gillean (SJ) 4-8, Caela Snipes (C) 4-8, Katie Hecklinski (SJ) 4-6, Donya McKinney (C) 4-6.

Shot Put -- Melissa Maciellari (SJ) 35-10 1/2, Lettia Welch (W) 35-4 1/4, Megan Ellis (C) 32-8 1/2, Jenni Whote (C) 31-0.

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WARSAW 95 1/3, NORTHWOOD 36 2/3WARSW 86, PLYMOUTH 46PLYMOUTH 70, NORTHWOOD 62

3200 relay -- Warsaw (Ashley Erba, Lilly Fleming, Kristin Quick, Hannah Cutshall) 10:10.10, NorthWood 10:30.70.

100 H -- Elise White (W) 16.43, Jackie Ferguson (W) 16.76, Tabitha Sherwood (P) 16.96, Brittney Rhodes (W) 17.30.

100 -- Ann Harvuot (W) 13.43, Meredith Hollar (W) 13.87, Leah Moore (W) 13.87, Angelica Ramon (N) 13.99.

1600 -- Cynthia Medina (N) 5:45.60, Anna Bearss (W) 5:46.06, Brooke Kline (W) 5:49.68, Emily Walden (P) 6:00.17.

400 relay -- Warsaw (Regina Anderson, Madison Long, Meredith Hollar, Ann Harvuot) 50.73, NorthWood 51.96.

400 -- Haley Smart (P) 1:01.47, Kelly Wildman (W) 1:04.66, De'Yahnna Styles (N) 1:04.98, Danica Cureton (P) 1:05.83.

300 H -- Jackie Ferguson (W) 50.69, Lauren Tanner (P) 52.43, Lindsay Ziegler (N) 53.71, Tabitha Sherwood (P) 54.06.

800 -- Brooke Kline (W) 2:28.55, Cynthia Medina (N) 2:28.74, Anna Bearss (W) 2:29.04, Kristin Quick (W) 2:33.36.

200 -- Ann Harvuot (W) 27.30, Haley Smart (P) 27.93, Anglica Ramon (N) 28.23, Meredith Hollar (W) 28.25.

3200 -- Ashley Erba (W) 11:39.43, Cynthia Medina (N) 11;56.34, Lindsey Roe (N) 13:04.00, Shelby Harrell (P) 13:23.85.

1600 relay -- Plymouth (Meagan Fisher, Danica Cureton, Haley Smart, Emmelyn Brandt) 4:19.25, Warsaw 4:20.70.

Pole Vault -- Megan Tuttle (N) 9-0, Jessica Tuttle (N) 8-6, Claire Hickerson (W) 8-6, Krista Vanlue (P) 8-6.

Long Jump -- Hannah Christy (P) 15-6, Elise White (W) 15-6, Jackie Ferguson (W) 15-5, Kelly Wildman (W) 14-9 1/2.

Discus -- Smantha Jensen (W) 111-10, Lauren Burish (W) 105-2, Hannah Christy (P) 104-5, Cassie Griffin (N) 102-9.

High Jump -- Sarah Smeltzer (N) 5-0, Carly Baker (P) 4-10, Meagan Fisher (P) 4-10, Breann Hall (N) 4-8, Ashley Murrell (W) 4-8, Lindsey Smeltzer (N) 4-8.

Shot Put -- Hannah Christy (P) 34-11 1/2, Emily Umbaugh (W) 34-11 1/4, Sarah Heagy (W) 33-10 1/2, Lauren Burish (W) 31-9.

JIMTOWN 94, LAVILLE 36

3200 relay -- Jimtown (Newland, Dubois, Stoll, Dotson) 11:41.

100 H -- R. Bucher (J) 17.0, J. Feitz (L) 18.45, M. Kern (J) 19.0.

100 -- D. Greer (J) 12.92, A. Wagnerowski (J) 13.37, N. Zeiger (L) 14.04.

1600 -- E. Schmeltz (L) 5:22, J. Newland (J) 6:05, K. Stoll (J) 6:14.

400 relay -- Jimtown (Toombs, Wagnerowski, Clodfelter, Greer) 54.11.

400 -- A. Jones (J) 1:04, K. Jones (J) 1:09, K. Bettcher (L) 1:15.

300 H -- E. Ruiz (L) 54.4, R. Bucher (J) 55.25, M. Toombs (J) 56.55.

800 -- L. Manuel (L) 2:40, J. Newland (J) 2:46, K. Gurtner (L) 2:52.

200 -- D. Greer (J) 27.87, E. Langford (L) 28.42, A. Wagnerowski (J) 29.0.

3200 -- E. Schmeltz (L) 12:05, K. Stoll (J) 13:31.

1600 relay -- Jimtown (Greer, Clodfelter, A. Jones, K. Jones) 4:41.

Pole Vault -- C. Campbell (J) 7-0, J. Spier (J) 7-0.

Long Jump -- K. Secor (J) 14-9, B. Clodfelter (J) 14-8, M. Kern (J) 14-8.

Discus -- C. Green (J) 99-5, K. Roeder (L) 81-7, M. Beadles (J) 69-2.

High Jump -- J. Moore (J) 4-10, E. Langford (L) 4-8, A. Brothers (J) 4-6.

Shot Put -- C. Green (J) 39-5 1/2, R. Johnson (J) 30-5, A. Carbeiner (L) 26-3 1/2.

PENN 83, MISHAWAKA 75, South Bend RILEY 9

3200 relay -- Penn (Sophie Glassford, Jennifer Priebe, Allyssa Marlow, Katie Martin) 10:00.78, Mishawaka 10:48.25.

100 H -- Kelcie Bailey (P) 17.18, Ashley Spence (M) 18.75, Sara Mullins (P) 19.00, Lindsey Young (M) 20.22.

100 -- Ruthie Gyasiwa (M) 12.58, MacKenzie Redman (P) 12.66, Alyssa Hummel (P) 13.00, Chelsey Wakes (M) 13.31.

1600 -- Kristina Galat (P) 5:24, Elizabeth Roush (R) 5:36, Jessica Balko (M) 5:41, Katie Martin (P) 5:53.

400 relay -- Penn (Val Whitmer, Mackenzie Redman, Alyssa Hummel, Lindsay Grochowalski) 49.94, Mishawaka 50.44.

400 -- Lindsey Young (M) 1:01.94, Kristen Dilts (P) 1:03.12, Allison Zylstra (M) 1:04.22, Amy Hildebrandt (P) 1:09.06.

300 H -- Kaitlyn Redman (P) 47.53, Ashley Spence (M) 48.75, Kelcie Bailey (P) 49.22, Carlee Roth (M) 52.96.

800 -- Katie Husband (M 2:24.00, Sophie Glassford (P) 2:27.70, Miranda Stewart (M) 2:35.56, Jennifer Priebe (P) 2:36.44.

200 -- Ruthie Gyasiwa (M) 26.06, Alyssa Hummel (P) 26.81, Hailey Lampos (P) 27.75, Chelsey Wakes (M) 27.79

3200 -- Kristina Galat (P) 11:44.81, Elzabeth Roush (R) 12:09.22, Alissa Marlow (P) 12:39.90, Jessica Balko (M) 13:07.00.

1600 relay -- Mishawaka (Katie Husband, Ruthie Gyasiwa, Allison Zylstra, Ashley Spence) 4:12.43, Penn 4:21.44.

Pole Vault -- Mackenzie Redman (P) 11-6, Whitney Grace (P) 9-6, McKenzie Jobin (M) 8-6, Annalisa Layman (M) 7-6.

Long Jump -- Valerie Whitmer (P) 17-1, Lindsay Grochowalski (P) 16-5, McKenzie Jobin (M) 15-9, Shelby Heckaman (R) 15-2.

Discus -- Margret Reisdorf (M) 103-10, Maria Tomlinson (M) 102-3 1/2, Whitney Rice (P) 99-4, Danielle Gabrish (P) 91-10 1/2.

High Jump -- Chelsey Wakes (M) 4-10, Ashley Kirkwood (P) 4-10, Kristen Johnson (P) 4-8, Carlee Roth (M) 4-8.

Shot Put -- Maria Tomlinson (M) 37-6, Margret Reisdorf (M) 35-7, Turqouise Patton (R) 34-3, Melanie Nellis (P) 32-11.

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WESTVIEW 92, PRAIRIE HEIGHTS 39WESTVIEW 106, HAMILTON 13

3200 relay -- Westview 11:21.

100 H -- Carpenter (W) 15.4, Young (P) 17.8.

100 -- Jones (W) 13.2, Young (P) 14.0.

1600 -- Bender (W) 6:04.8, Schrock (W) 6:40.2.

400 relay -- Westview 51.3.

400 -- Thornburg (W) 1:06.0, Seigle (P) 1:06.2.

300 H -- Carpenter (W) 46.7, Merritt (H) 55.8.

800 -- Rockey (W) 2:39., Yoder (W) 2:40.1.

200 -- Jones (W) 27.6, Zimmerman (W) 28.7.

3200 -- Bender (W) 13:13, Lagaman (P) 14:08.

1600 relay -- Westview 4:36.4.

Pole Vault -- Zimmerly (W) 8-6, Miller (P) 8-0.

Long Jump -- Zimmerman (W) 14-11 3/4, Thornburg (W) 14-3.

Discus -- Carr (P) 74-8 1/2, Prentice (P) 65-0.

High Jump -- Bellaire (W) 4-8, Barkes (W) 4-8.

Shot Put -- Terry (P) 31-2 1/2, Scoles (W) 24-9.

Next: Westview, Lakeland at Eastside Tuesday

Fall Michiana Sports Authority Broadcast Schedule

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Date Time Sport Game
Aug 4 Fall Preview Shows
15-Aug 6:30PM Girls Soccer Laporte at Elkhart Central
16-Aug 6:45PM Boys Soccer Penn at Northridge
16-Aug 6:45PM Volleyball Lakeland at Northridge
18-Aug 7:30PM Volleyball Westview at Goshen
19-Aug 7:00 PM Football Northridge at South Bend Adams
20-Aug 10:00AM Volleyball Bethany at Elkhart Central
20-Aug 9:00AM Girls Soccer St. Joe Tourney
22-Aug 6:00PM Volleyball Westview at Jimtown
23-Aug 6:30PM Girls Soccer Northridge at Bethany
25-Aug 6:45PM Boys Soccer Northwood at Northridge
26-Aug 7:30 PM Football East Noble at Northridge
27-Aug 5:00PM Girls Soccer Northridge at Goshen
27-Aug 7:00PM Boys Soccer Northridge at Goshen
27-Aug 8:30AM Volleyball Jimtown Invite
29-Aug 6:45PM Boys Soccer Mishawaka Marian at Northridge
30-Aug 7:00PM Volleyball Elkhart Central at Elkhart Memional
1-Sep 7:00PM Boys Soccer Northridge at Bethany
2-Sep 7:30 PM Football Wawasee at Northridge
3-Sep 10:00AM Boys Soccer Carroll Tourney
3-Sep 11:30am Boys Soccer Wawasee at Concord
6-Sep 5:30 Volleyball Warsaw at Northridge
8-Sep 6:45PM Girls Soccer Westview at Northridge
8-Sep 7:00PM Volleyball Westview at Northridge
9-Sep 7:30 PM Football Northridge at Plymouth
10-Sep 11:00am Girls Soccer Plymouth at Northridge
10-Sep 6:45PM Boys Soccer Westview at Northridge
12-Sep 6:45PM Girls Soccer Westview at Goshen
13-Sep 6:45PM Boys Soccer Concord at Northridge
15-Sep 7:00PM Volleyball Northridge at Goshen
16-Sep 7:00 PM Football Northridge at Warsaw
17-Sep 9:00am Boys/Girls Soccer FW Canterbury Tourney
17-Sep 9:00AM Volleyball Goshen Invite
19-Sep 6:45PM Girls Soccer Wawasee at Northridge
20-Sep 6:00PM Volleyball Knox at Jimtown
22-Sep 5:30PM Volleyball Northridge at Northwood
23-Sep 7:30 PM Football Northwood at Northridge
24-Sep 1:00PM Girls Soccer Elkhart Central at Northridge
24-Sep 7:00PM Girls Soccer Westview at Bethany
26-Sep 5:00PM Boys Soccer ECA at Bethany
27-Sep 6:30PM Boys Soccer Wawasee at Northridge
27-Sep 7:30PM Volleyball Bethany at Northridge
28-Sep 6:30PM Girls Soccer Penn at Elkhart Central
29-Sep 6:45PM Boys Soccer Warsaw at Northridge
30-Sep 7:30 PM Football Goshen at Northridge
1-Oct 12:00PM Boys Soccer Northridge at Elkhart Central
1-Oct 9:00AM Volleyball Raider Invite
3-Oct 6:45PM Girls Soccer Warsaw at Goshen
4-Oct 6:45PM Girls Soccer Elkhart Memional at Northridge
6-Oct TBA Boys Soccer Sectional
7-Oct 7:30 PM Football Northridge at Concord
8-Oct 10:00AM Boys Soccer Sectional
10-Oct 7:00PM Volleyball Goshen at Elkhart Christian
11-Oct TBA Girls Soccer Sectional 1st round
12-Oct TBA Boys Soccer 1st Round Regional
13-Oct TBA Girls Soccer Sectional 2nd round
14-Oct 7:30 PM Football Northridge at Elkhart Memional
15-Oct TBA Boys Soccer Regional
15-Oct TBA Girls Soccer Sectional Final
19-Oct TBA Girls Soccer Regional
20-Oct 6:00PM Volleyball Sectional - Round 1
22-Oct 11:00AM Volleyball Sectional - Round 2
22-Oct TBA Boys Soccer Semi-State
22-Oct TBA Girls Soccer Semi-State
25-Oct TBA Volleyball Volleyball Regional
29-Oct TBA Girls Soccer State
5-Nov TBA Volleyball State

Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame 10th Women's Induction Class - Sat., April 30

2011-04-25T16:28:00.000-07:00

NEW CASTLE - A class of 10 remarkable talents will be welcomed as inductees when the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame celebrates their 10th Women’s Induction Class this Saturday, April 30.

Including the first woman to score over 2,000 points in Indiana girls high school basketball, the class is comprised of successful Indiana high school coaches and players who attained success throughout the IHSAA state tournament, reaching the State Finals, and participating in the Indiana-Kentucky All-Star series, all hallmarks of the rich Indiana high school basketball tradition.

In addition, a number of this year’s inductees left their mark in the early days of IHSAA girls’ basketball, implemented in 1975-76. Each has also left their mark with successful careers in college and in their respective lives off the court.

Name High School Graduation

Cindy (Beesley) Aguirre Western Boone 1978

Jane Emkes Seymour 1979

Fred Fields Muncie South 1969

Dru Lisman Sullivan 1969

Janice McCracken-O’Brien Vincennes Lincoln 1977

Kyle O’Brien Stevens North Central (Indianapolis) 1976

Laura Newcomb Titus Rochester 1977

Carol Tumey * Leavenworth 1959

Debra Walker-Augurson South Bend LaSalle 1980

Jodie Whitaker Austin 1985

* St.Vincent Health Silver Medal Award recipient

In addition to these inductees, 18 women will be recognized as members of the Hall’s 2011 Silver Anniversary Team recognizing their spot as top graduating high school seniors of 25 years ago. The 1986 state champion Fort Wayne Northrup Lady Bruins will be recognized 25 years after their title and the 1985-86 Tipton Lady Blue Devils will be recognized on the 25th anniversary of their Hall of Fame Classic tournament championship.

Terry Magnuson and Michael S. Smith will be presented with the Center Circle Officials Award, recognizing their contributions as longtime officials dedicated to Indiana high school basketball.

The Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame’s Annual Women’s Awards Banquet will be held

on Saturday, April 30. The evening ceremony will take place at the Primo South Banquet

and Conference Center which is located on the south side of Indianapolis. In addition, a free public reception will take place at the Hall of Fame museum in New Castle from 11:00 a.m. (EST) to 1:00 p.m.

Call the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame at 765-529-1891 for more information.

April 23th Michiana Sports Report

2011-04-23T10:08:00.000-07:00

NorthWood's Burt to play soccer at Bethel

NorthWood High School senior Kristyn Burt has signed a letter of intent to continue her academic and soccer careers next fall at Bethel College.

Burt, an academic all-state selection, was team offensive MVP, co-captain and All-Northern Lakes Conference this past season.

She is set to wind up a four-year letterwinner in both soccer and track at NorthWood.

POSTPONEMENTS

HIGH SCHOOL

Baseball

Goshen at Elkhart Memorial, ppd. to May 3, 5 p.m.

Elkhart Central at South Bend Washington, ppd. to May 11 DH at Elkhart Central

Northridge at Concord, ppd. to Thursday, 5 p.m.

Wawasee at NorthWood, ppd. to May 19, 5 p.m.

Concord at Fairfield, DH scheduled for today, ppd. to May 17 single game, 5 p.m.

Fairfield at Concord, JV, and DH, ppd. from today to May 17 single game, 5 p.m.

Mishawaka at Concord, C-team, DH, ppd. from today, no new date

Softball

Elkhart Memorial at Goshen, ppd. to Saturday, April 30, 11 a.m.

Knox at Jimtown, ppd. to Thursday, 5:30 p.m.

Jimtown vs. Fairfield, scheduled for today, site moved to Jimtown, 2 p.m.

Concord at Northridge, ppd to Thursday, 5 p.m.

NorthWood at Wawasee, ppd. to May 9 as part of DH at NorthWood

Concord at Plymouth on May 6, JV expanded to DH, varsity remains single game

Glenn at Fairfield, DH scheduled for today, ppd., no new date

Girls Tennis

NorthWood at Elkhart Memorial, ppd. to May 2

Mishawaka Marian at Elkhart Memorial, scheduled for May 2, ppd., no new date

Elkhart Central at South Bend Washington, ppd. to Wednesday

Concord at Bremen, ppd. to Friday, 5 p.m.

Goshen at West Noble, ppd., no new date

Boys Golf

Concord vs. Westview at Heron Creek, ppd., no new date

GIRLS TRACK

Thursday

South Bend ADAMS 79 1/2, Elkhart CENTRAL 59, and South Bend RILEY 28 1/2

3200 relay -- Adams 10:59.23, Central 11:23.71.

100 H -- Amani Morgan (A) 14.77, Courtney Piazza (C) 18.60, Jenna Thomas (A) 18.82, Ashley Strzelecki (A) 20.1.

100 -- Aaliyah McKinney (A) 12.28, Savannah Newsome (A) 12.68, Chyna Sanders (C) 13.50, Holly Lehman (C) 13.60.

1600 -- Elizabeth Roush (R) 5:30.38, Ashley Bush (A) 5:54.90, Abby Taylor (C) 6:01.78, Rachel Titus (R) 6:03.

400 relay -- Adams 51.59, Central 52.66.

400 -- Aaliyah McKinney (A) 1:01.21, Georgia Williams (A) 1:02.91, Ayana Gaines (R) 1:03.31, Alli James (R) 1:09.03.

300 H -- Amani Morgan (A) 50.50, Jenna Thomas (A) 51.32, Courtney Piazza (C) 56.22, Hannah Miers (C) 1:00.

800 -- Jessica Nelson (A) 2:36.67, Alex Heathman (C) 2:41.19, Ashley Bush (A) 2:43.72, Victoria Roush (R) 2:50.60

200 -- Aaliyah McKinney (A) 25.89, Savannah Newsome (A) 26.72, Beatrice Thomas (C) 27.94, Zoe Disori (C) 28.53.

3200 -- Elizabeth Roush (R) 12:08.79, Rachel Titus (R) 13:53, Marina Filer (C) 14:12, Heidi Kwok (A) 14:23.

1600 relay -- Adams 4:21.11, Central 4:33.59.

Pole Vault -- Zoe Disori (C) 9-6, Holly Lehman (C) 8-6, Yvanna Garza (R) 8-0, Ashley Jerue (A) 7-6.

Long Jump -- Tazymn Mason (C) 15-3, Shelby Heckaman (R) 15-3, Charsawna Stoner (A) 5-0, Georgia Williams (A) 14-11 1/2.

Discus -- Tia Garnett (C) 102-10 1/2, Amani Morgan (A) 95-4, Jenai White (C) 86-6 1/2, Jenna Thomas (A) 77-3.

High Jump -- Kaylee Lapierre (C) 5-4, Tazmyn Mason (C) 5-2, Savannah Newsome (A) 4-8, Ashley Jerue (A) and Ariel Hudson (R) 4-2.

Shot Put -- Turquoise Patton (R) 34-0 1/2, Amani Morgan (A) 31-9 1/2, Megan Ellis (C) 31-1 1/2, Khyana Sanders (C) 30-8.

FAIRFIELD 98, LAKELAND 33FAIRFIELD 113, HAMILTON 12LAKELAND 96, HAMILTON 20

3200 relay -- Fairfield 11:40.2, Lakeland 12:52.9.

100 H -- B. Kropf (F) 16.0, K. Darrenkamp (F) 17.8, J. Hoover (L) 18.3, T. Merritt (H) 18.5.

100 -- B. Kropf (F) 13.3, R. Troyer (L) 13.9, A. Faldoe (F) 14.0, A. Cool (H) 14.3

1600 -- Z. Whited (L) 6:00.4, J. Kieper (F) 6:14.9, E. Meranda (F) 6:21.9, R. Hobbs (L) 6:47.2.

400 relay -- Fairfield 54.4, Lakeland 55.6.

400 -- E. Beasley (F) 1:04.9, N. Haarer (F) 1:13.5, A. Arseneau (L) 1:19.2, M. McLesan (L) 1:20.5.

300 H -- T. Merritt (H) 53.4, K. Carrenkamp (F) 54.1, E. Rohrer (F) 54.3, J. Hoover (L) 56.0.

800 -- E. Beasley (F) 2:45.0, K. Graber (F) 2:55.2, L. Hernandez (L) 3:00.9, R. Hobbs (L) 3:09.2.

200 -- B. Kropf (F) 27.3, R. Troyer (L) 28.6, S. Brown (F) 29.4, H. Hershberger (L) 29.8

3200 -- Z. Whited (L) 13:04.0, E. Meranda (F) 13:21.6, J. Kieper (F) 13:46.1, H. Brewer (L) 14:50.7.

1600 relay -- Fairfield 4:20.8, Lalekand 4:57.7.

Pole Vault -- S. Brown (F) 10-0, K. Hull (F) 6-4, T. VanDiepenbos (F) 6-4.

Long Jump -- R. Miller (F) 15-4, T. Merritt (H) 13-6, H. Harshberger (L) 13-2, R. Troyer (L) 12-8.

Discus -- M. Stidham (L) 95-0, S. Smith (F) 92-2, A. Hostetler (F) 90-2, M. Moore (L) 79-5.

High Jump -- S. Brown (F) 4-8, T. Miller (L) 4-6, K. Hull (F) 4-4, A. Cool (H) 4-0.

Shot Put -- C. Kahler (F) 30-4, S. Smith (F) 28-7, M. Stidham (L) 26-7, M. Moore (L) 25-1

BOYS TRACK

Thursday

FAIRFIELD 90, LAKELAND 42 FAIRFIELD 116, HAMILTON 10 LAKELAND 117, HAMILTON 12

3200 relay -- Fairfield 8:51.6, Lakeland 9:16.4.

110 HH -- C. Leu (L) 15.3, C. Bontrager (F) 15.4, C. Garris (F) 16.6, T. Raatz (L) 21.0.

100 -- P. Neff (F) and B. Baumgartner (F) 11.3, D. Wolheter (L) 11.6, G. Robinson (L) 12.5.

1600 -- A. Oberlin (F) 4:55.8, N. Miller (F) 4:57.5, G. Troyer (L) 4:57.7, J. Trost (L) 5:00.9.

400 relay -- Fairfield 43.8, Lakeland 46.5.

400 -- T. Foust (F) 50.8, D. Wolheter (L) 52.5, T. Abbott (L) 55.9.

300 H -- C. Leu (L) 41.2, C. Bontrager (F) 42.2, L. Munn (F) 45.0, T.Raatz (L) 47.5.

800 -- G. Troyer (L) 2:08.7, A. Mast (F) 2:09.3, A. Oberlin (F) 2:17.0, J. Trost (L) 2:18.3

200 -- B. Baumgartner (F) 22.5, P. Neff (F) 23.4, D. Wolheter (L) 23.5, S. Patel (L) 26.1

3200 -- N. Miller (F) 10:44.4, E. Herber (L) 10:49.0, A. Duzan (L) 11:14.6, R. Taylor (F) 11:19.60.

1600 relay -- Lakeland 3:37.7, Fairfield 3:40.6.

Pole Vault -- C. Pinion (F) 12-0, C. Kitson (F) 11-0, E. Baczynski (L) 10-0, J. Gilbert (H) 8-6.

Long Jump -- T. Foust (F) 21-2, T. Abbott (L) 19-8, A. Garretson (L) 18-9, D. Lockwood (F) 18-5.

Discus -- K. Ostrander (F) 154-2, J. Walter (F) 140-10, E. Garretson (L) 124-7, A. Roebel (L) 102-11.

High Jump -- T. Foust (F) 5-10, A. Roebel (L) 5-8, G. Robinson (L) 5-8, J. Bontrager (F) 5-6.

Shot Put -- J. Walter (F) 52-7, B. Hostetler (F) 46-2, A. Garretson (L) 45-3, A. Roebel (L) 42-10.

Concord to induct five into Athletic Hall

DUNLAP -- Retiring superintendent George Dyer, longtime wrestling coach Brian Arbogast and three of the school's top athletes are set to be inducted into the Concord Athletic Hall of Fame on Friday.

Paul Bachtel, Alana Burns and Dave Glassburn join Dyer and Arbogast as 2011 selectees.

The induction will take place at The Matterhorn in Elkhart. Social time begins at 6:30 p.m., followed by dinner and the ceremony at 7.

The public is invited. Tickets, which include dinner, are $20 and available from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday in the Concord High School athletic office.

More about the inductees:

BRIAN ARBOGAST

Arbogast, following three years in the military, came to Concord in 1972 and became head wrestling coach in 1973, a position he held for 19 years, after one as assistant. He won three sectional titles to go with one regional crown and one Northern Lakes Conference title. Several of his athletes made the State Finals, including Bachtel, a state champion in 1985. Arbogast was inducted into the Indiana Wrestling Hall of Fame in 1995. He taught Industrial Tech at Concord, splitting time between high school and junior high, before retiring in 2007. Arbogast lives in Elkhart with wife Carol. They have three grown children.

PAUL BACHTEL

Bachtel, a 1985 CHS graduate, remains the school's only state champion in wrestling, a title he won as a senior at 177 pounds. He was 33-1 that season and 31-3 as a junior, when he was state runner-up. He was team MVP and captain both years and earned four letters in the sport. Bachtel went on to Indiana University, where he wrestled for two years. He has remained active in wrestling by volunteering his time coaching at Concord and for the past 18 years at Jimtown. Bachtel lives in Elkhart with wife Kim and two daughters.

ALANA BURNS

Burns, a 1993 CHS graduate, excelled in both basketball and volleyball at Concord. The honor roll student remains the girls basketball program's career and single-season leader in both points and rebounds. After earning team MVP honors twice and all-state honors, she went on to play on scholarship at Michigan State, where she was a four-year performer and a member of the 1997 Spartan team that won the school's first Big Ten women's championship. Besides being All-NLC three times in basketball at Concord, she earned the honor once in volleyball. She lettered seven times between the two sports. Burns lives and works in New York.

GEORGE DYER

Dyer has served the last 13 years as Concord Community Schools superintendent, following 13 years as assistant superintendent, six as CHS principal and two as assistant principal. Over the years, he has been responsible for overseeing and supporting many improvements to Concord's athletic facilities. He held an official's license for over 20 years in basketball, football, cross country, track and swimming, working the 1976 State Finals in football. Dyer has been a fixture at the McCuen Gym scorer's table, serving as timer for home boys basketball games the last 26 seasons. He lives in Elkhart with wife Shirley. They have two children and five grandchildren.

DAVE GLASSBURN

Glassburn, a 1983 CHS graduate, became Concord's first state champion in track and field, winning the high jump with a still-school-record height of 6 feet, 11 inches. That mark also remains as Elkhart County and Goshen Relays records. He became an NAIA national champ in 1986 at Manchester College with a jump of 7-2 1/2, then transferred to Purdue and went 7-4 1/2 on his way to NCAA All-American honors. He also lettered once each in football and basketball at Concord. Glassburn now teaches and coaches at South Newton High School, and lives in Earl Park with wife Mary and three children

April 22nd Michiana Sports Report

2011-04-22T11:49:00.000-07:00

eball Scoreboard Portage 3 Merrillville 1, Rensselaer 10 Kouts 0, Chesterton 4 Michigan City 1, Boone Grove 22 NJ 3 5 inn., Highland 3 Andrean 2, Clark 13 Gavit 1 5 inn., Wash Twp 13 Westville 1, Morton 16 Hammond 2, Hebron 6 Marquette 1, Lake Central 6 Benton Central 3 Lake Station 3 Calumet 0, South Central 12 Argos 0, Noll 10 Hobart 9

Softball Crown Point 4 LaPorte 2, Hebron 15 North Judson 1 5 innings, Beecher 7 Hanover Central 2, KV 1 Griffith 0 8 innings, Morton 10 EC Central 0 6 innings, Noll 5 Whiting 0, RF 6 LS 3, Kouts 7 Boone Grove 4.

Junior High Results

Eighth Grade Boys Track

Concord 64, Northridge 36

Winners: 110H -- Austin Healey (N) 16.12. 100 -- Trenton Snyder (C) 11.83. 1600 -- James Bradberry (N) 4:59.75. 400 relay -- Concord (Jarrell Poindexter, Marcus Fragle, Leandro Rodriguez, Trent Snyder) 47.06. 400 -- Kevin Moreno (C) 57.77. 800 -- Henry Zelaya (C) 2:17. 200 -- Kyle Moreno (C) 25.59. 1600 relay -- Concord (Jarrell Poindexter, Henry Zelaya, Kevin Moreno, Cameron Conner) 4:02.45. Discus -- Tylor Beard (C) 99-11. Shot put -- Cameron Ridenour (N) 38-5. Long jump -- Austin Healey (N) 17-10 1/2. High jump -- Kyle Moreno (C) 5-6. Record: Concord 2-0.

Seventh Grade Boys Track

Concord 67, Northridge 33

Winners: 110H -- Kell McGee (C) 18.53. 100 -- Khane Booker (C) 12.85. 1600 -- Daniel Williams (C) 6:08.49. 400 relay -- Concord (Justin Olenczuk, Matt Moreno, Matt Wilmore, Khane Booker) 51.56. 400 -- Matt Moreno (C) 1:01.25. 800 -- Conner Sandt (N) 2:45.55. 200 -- Gavin Herman (N) 29.6. 1600 relay -- Northridge (Conner Sandt, Bryce Johnson, Jacob Nine, Jesse Drake) 4:23.88. Discus -- Matt Wilmore (C) 98-0. Shot put -- Matt Moreno (C) 33-8. Long jump -- Matt Wilmore (C) 16-11. High jump -- Kell McGee (C) 5-0. Record: Concord 2-0.

Eighth Grade Girls Track

Concord 61, Northridge 39

Winners: 100H -- Peyton Miller (C) 17.77. 100 -- Ciana Bonfiglio (C) 14.06. 1600 -- Eva Dwyer (N) 6:07.53. 400 relay -- Concord (Olivia Kauffman, Jaymin Harper, Emily Yoder, Ciana Bonfiglio) 58.71. 400 -- Brenna Tadeo (N) 1:08.59. 800 -- Eva Dwyer (N) 2:49.31. 200 -- Sara Nowak (N) 30.36. 1600 relay -- Concord (Tori Moore, Heather Johnson, Peyton Miller, Janessa Camanges) 5:07.72. Discus -- Andrea Garcia (N) 73-5. Shot put -- Andrea Garcia 27-5. Long jump -- Cassandra Jackson (C) 13-2 1/2. High jump -- Emily Yoder (C) 4-4.

Seventh Grade Girls Track

Concord 93, Northridge 7

Winners: 100H -- Nicole Wilhelm (C) 18.1. 100 -- Mariah DeFreese (C) 13.74. 1600 -- Emma Paden (C) 6:04.58. 400 relay -- Concord (Mariah DeFreese, Nicole Wilhelm, Shermaine Harris-Jackson, Jaylen Beasley) 57.47.400 -- Casey Buchanan (C) 1:10.59. 800 -- Emma Paden (C) 2:48.98. 200 -- Mariah DeFreese (C) 29.01. 1600 relay -- Concord (Emma Paden, Nicky Chupp, Nicole Wilhelm, Jessica Wegrecki) no time reported. Discus -- Casey Stover (C) 64-8. Shot put -- Destine Boutwell (N) 23.6. Long jump -- Jaylen Beasley (C) 13-3 1/2. High jump -- Casey Buchanan (C) 4-4

Girls Track Results

PLYMOUTH 74, CONCORD 58

3200 relay -- Plymouth (Emily Walden, Darcy Fisher, Danica Cureton, Emmelyn Brandt) 10:51.78.

100 H -- Jessica O'Connell (C) 17.16, Krista Vanlue (P) 17.36, Cassidy Field (C) 17.76.

100 -- Michelle Detwiler (C) 13.63, Haley Smart (P) 13.73, Melissa DuBois (C) 13.74.

1600 -- Emily Walden (P) 5:50.76, Shelby Harrell (P) 5:54.13, Deborah Anders (P) 5:57.43.

400 relay -- Concord (Melissa DuBois, Victoria Baddock, Jessica O'Connell, Michelle Detwiler) 52.65.

400 -- Haley Smart (P) 1:0196, Danien Cureton (P) 1:06.1, Shanice Matthews (C) 1:06.23.

300 H -- Jessica O'Connell (C) 49.58, Cassidy Field (C) 50.97, Rachel Weeber (C) 52.15.

800 -- Meagan Fisher (P) 2:31.96, Jennifer Reyes (C) 2:32.87, Emmelyn Brandt (P) 2:35.76.

200 -- Michelle Detwiler (C) 15.0, Melissa DuBois (C) 15.1, Haley Smart (P) 15.2.

3200 -- Raquel Rich (C) 12:53.21, Shelby Harrell (P) 12:54.53, Gaby Ramirez (P) 13:16.82.

1600 relay -- Plymouth (Meagan Fisher, Emmelyn Brandt, Danica Cureton, Haley Smart) 4:27.2.

Pole Vault -- Krista Vanlue (P) 7-0, Breinn Josselyn 7-0, Jamie Jagnecki (P) 6-6.

Long Jump -- Victoria Braddock (C) 15-1, Carly Baker (P) 14-11, Hannah Christy (P) 14-6 1/4.

Discus -- Hannah Christy (P) 94-7, Brittany Gantz (P) 90-2 1/2, Hannah Boyce (C) 70-9 1/2.

High Jump -- Rachel Weeber (C) 5-0, Meagan Fisher (P) 4-10, Carly Baker (P) 4-10.

Shot Put -- Hannah Christy (P) 33-10, Lindsay Romwalter (P) 28-3, Jaqueline DeNova (C) 27-5.

ELKHART CHRISTIAN 59, BETHANY CHRISTIAN 43, WESTVIEW 24

3200 relay -- Elkhart Christian 13:48.

100 H -- Gautsche (B) 17.49, Serafino (E) 19.46

100 -- Gautsche (B) 14.08, Fultz (E) 14.74.

1600 -- Gerig (B) 6:20, Schrock (W) 6:24.

400 relay -- Bethany Christian 56.84.

400 -- Hurst (B) 1:13.31, Bell (E) 1:19.88.

300 H -- Gerig (B) 56.66, Serafino (E) 58.19.

800 -- Swart (E) 2:57, Schrock (W) 2:57.5.

200 -- Campoli (E) 29.11, Fultz (E) 29.6.

1600 relay -- Elkhart Christian.

Long Jump -- Baughman (E) 15-1, Campoli (E) 14-10.

Discus -- Risner (E) 58-1, Schertz (B) 52-4.

High Jump -- Grossman (W) 4-0.

Shot Put -- Risner (E) 24-10 1/2, Harper (W) 18-9.

GIRLS TENNIS

CONCORD 4, MEMORIAL 1

Singles

Bailey Denton (M) def. Kailee Queener 6-2, 6-4. Hailey Stiver (C) def. Shannon Gunn 6-3, 6-1. Victoria Miller (C) def. Mallory Thomas 6-1, 6-0.

Doubles

Erica Warren-Kathrin Bennett (C) def. Erin Smith-Haley Stouder 7-5, 6-3. Taylor Angel-Lindsay McLain (C) def. Delaney Gilbert-Annamarie Dibley 6-1, 6-0.

SB ST. JOSEPH'S 5, CENTRAL 0

Singles

Jessica Rink def. Melanie Brookshire 6-0, 6-0. Darby Mountford def. Katie Oakley 6-0 6-0. Michelle Fredlake def. Rebecca Yeakey 6-2, 6-1.

Doubles

Elle Harding-Bridget Veldman def. Helen Corey-Taylor Dygert 6-0, 6-1. Kayle Sexton-Abby Watkins def. Briqlyn Mohrman-Julie Nolan 6-0, 6-1.

NEW PRAIRIE 3, JIMTOWN 2

Singles

Katie Garoutte (N) def. Siera Candler 6-1, 6-3. Aubrey Adams (J) def. Briana Davis 6-2, 6-2. Lauren O'Mally (N) def. Kelsey Weinkauf 6-1, 6-1.

Doubles

Alli Lang-Kasey Marley (N) def. Kaley Funkhouser-Morgan Belakovich 6-4, 6-2. Brianna McGookin-Brittney Hachey (J) def. Clara Bushman-Alli Marley 6-2, 4-6, 7-6 (9-7).
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NORTHRIDGE 4, GOSHEN 1

Singles

Anika Baumgartnere (G) def. Alexis Schmidt 6-4, 6-4. Sarah Smith (N) def. Ali Peters 6-0, 6-3. Ashley Owens (N) def. Kelly Weaver 6-1, 6-2.

Doubles

Ali Bullock-Olivia Erekson (N) def. Emily Halley-Miranda Kay 6-2, 6-4. Amy Stoffel-Kate Ahonen (N) def. Lauren Lehman-Sofia Hess 6-2, 6-4.

PLYMOUTH 4, NORTHWOOD 1

Singles

Kaci Heeter (N) def. Erin Kinney 2-6, 6-4, 6-2. Kelly Hoeffler (P) def. Kennedy Walter 6-3, 6-3. Meagan Barron (P) def. Taryn Johnson 6-3, 3-6, 7-6 (7-5).

Doubles

Shannon Elliott-Lindsay Renz (P) def. Brooklyn Moore-Danae Ehret 6-0, 6-3. Marissa German-Chelsea Thoden def. Kayla Bear-Sarah Wysong 6-2, 6-2.

BETHANY CHRISTIAN 5, PRAIRIE HEIGHTS 0

Singles

Mandy Schlabach def. Angel Adams 6-0, 6-0. Emma Caskey def. Bethany Tritch 6-0, 6-0. Sharisse Yoder def. Courtney McHall 6-0, 6-1.

Doubles

Marla zumFelde-Maria Thomas def. Kylie Boswell-Danica Forbes 6-0, 6-2. Emily Shank-Jama Yoder def. Kayleigh Goss-Sonya Lewis 6-0, 6-0.

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WAWASEE 4, MANCHESTER 1

Singles

Megan Metzger (M) def. Kayln McDaniel 6-4, 6-4. Haley Windle (W) def. Malyssa Bedke 6-2, 6-1. Katie Allen (W) def. Lauren Wagoner 6-3, 6-1.

Doubles

Morgan Geer-Mia Hauser (W) def. Skye Haywood-Rebecca Kuppert 7-5, 6-2. Charlotte Searfoss-Karla Allen (W) def. Amy Collett-Tammi Kincaid 6-4, 2-6, 7-5.

Record: Wawasee 2-5.

WARSAW 3, FAIRFIELD 2

Singles

Alli Tucker (W) def. Abbey Neff 7-6 (7-5), 3-6, 7-6 (8-6). Sarah Hartle (W) def. Haley Bechtel 6-4, 6-3. Elise Smith (W) def. Chelsea Neff 6-0, 6-1.

Doubles

Brooke Boyts-Bridget Christner (F) def. Carlye Bishopp-Lindsay Sciarra 6-1, 6-0. Kaelin Bender-Nicole Murdoch (F) def. Andi Frazetta-Nichole Herendeen 6-4, 6-3.

WESTVIEW 5, WEST NOBLE 0

Singles

Tabitha Lehman def. Brooke Moser 6-3, 6-2, Stephanie Hostetler def. Vero Perea 6-1, 6-1. Kaitlyn Miller def. Trinity Patton 6-2, 6-2.

Doubles

Andrea Hochstetler-Brooke Miller def. Carleen Kinder-Courtney Patton 7-6, 6-4. Mirandi Miller-Katelyn Miller def. Rachel Strouse-Bre Randals 6-2, 6-1.

BOYS TRACK

CONCORD 77, NORTHRIDGE 55CONCORD 96, NORTHWOOD 36NORTHRIDGE 95, NORTHWOOD 37

3200 relay -- Concord (Keenan Burnett, Clinton McCray, Eric McCray, Daniel Zelaya) 8:39.11, Northridge 8:45.28.

110 HH -- Grant Bass (C) 15.58, Robert Dickerson (Nr) 16.28, Mike Presnell (Nr) 17.15, Timmy Yoder (C) 17.16.

100 -- J.J. Frey (Nr) 11.08, Thayne White (NW) 11.28, Steve Mulroy (C) 11.31, Will Mulroy (C) 11.42.

1600 -- Daniel Zelaya (C) 4:32.31, Marshall Hawn (Nr) 4:37.95, Collin Chupp (C) 4:47.56, Jacob Frost (Nr) 4:57.51.

400 relay -- Concord (Grant Bass, Steve Mulroy, Will Mulroy, Dominique Holt) 45.13, NorthWood 47.4.

400 -- J.J. Frey (Nr) 50.52, Thayne White (NW) 50.92, Eric McCray (C) 51.68, Clinton McCray (C) 53.13.

300 H -- Grant Bass (C) 41.56, Will Mulroy (C) 43.16, Mike Presnell (Nr) 44.03, Robert Dickerson (Nr) 44.76.

800 -- Daniel Zelaya (C) 2:03.51, Mitch Eby (Nr) 2:04.81, Keenan Burnett (C) 2:06.28, Cody Welty (Nr) 2:12.11.

200 -- J.J. Frey (Nr) 22.53, Thayne White (NW) 22.93, Grant Bass (C) 23.03, Steve Mulroy (C) 23.46.

3200 -- Marshall Hawn (Nr) 10:15.29, Blake O'Dell (Nr) 10:22.67, Collin Chupp (C) 10:31.83, Alex Rodriguez (C) 10:56.17.

1600 relay -- Concord (Clinton McCray, Steve Mulroy, Will Mulroy, Eric McCray) 3:33.64, Northridge 3:40.09.

Pole Vault -- Garrett Hess (NW) 12-6, Joshua Rheinheimer (Nr) 11-6, Nestor Ruizvelasco (C) 11-0, Hunter Goodwin (Nr) 10-6.

Long Jump -- Thayne White (NW) 20-1, Tyler Priem (Nr) 19-10, Marcell Spencer (C) 19-5, Dominique Holt (C) 19-0.

Discus -- Jason Spriggs (C) 131-10, Seth Moore (Nr) 129-11 1/2, Jeffrey Parker (Nr) 128-2, Andrew Storey (C) 127-6.

High Jump -- Eric McCray (C) 6-1, Clinton McCray (C) 6-0, Nick Bowman (Nr) 5-10, Will Stueve (NW) 5-10.

Shot Put -- Jeffrey Parker (Nr) 48-5 3/4, Jason Spriggs (C) 47-7 3/4, Ethan Killian (NW) 47-1 1/4, Jett Gillis (NW) 45-4 3/4.

PLYMOUTH 76, WAWASEE 56

3200 relay -- Plymouth (Derrick Lee, Santiago Ibarra, Tyler Crum, Matthew Lee) 8:43.8.

110 HH -- Nathan Cook (W) 16.06, Zac Patrick (W) 17.5, David Lee (P) 17.6.

100 -- Sam Stevens (P) 11.70, Jordan Knapp (P) 11.9, Josh Sumpter (W) 12.03.

1600 -- Santiago Ibarra (P) 4:52.14, Reid Stichter (W) 4:53.40, Adam Doll (W) 4:53.60.

400 relay -- Plymouth (Brock Smith, Sam Stevens, Jordan Knapp, David Lee) 45.6.

400 -- Derrick Lee (P) 52.4, Brandon Morris (W) 53.0, Tyler Crum (P) 53.0.

300 H -- Nathan Cook (W) 41.7, Brock Smith (P) 43.4, David Lee (P) 43.8.

800 -- Santiago Ibarra (P) 2:09, Riley Stichtr (W) 2:10.6, Josh Olson (W) 2:19.9.

200 -- Sam Stevens (P) 23.6, Brandon Morris (W) 23.9, Josh Sumpter (W) 24.0.

3200 -- Adam Doll (W) 10:48.5, Santiago Ibarra (P) 10:54.1, Reid Stichter (W) 10:56.0.

1600 relay -- Wawasee (Nathan Cook, Dakota Singer, Jeremy Sorensen, Brandon Morris) 3:38.6.

Pole Vault -- Derrick Lee (P) 12-6, Andrew Hepler (W) 10-6, Kyle Clevenger (W) 10-0.

Long Jump -- Jordan Knapp (P) 19-3 1/2, Brandon Morris (W) 19-1, Zach Rensberger (W) 18-4.

Discus -- Brandon Kleckner (P) 139-4, Adam Lacefield (P) 135-8, Jacob Schwartz (W) 134-1.

High Jump -- Ben Klaybor (W) 6-2, Zach Rensberger (W) 5-10, Riley Stichter (W) 5-10.

Shot Put -- Jacob Schwartz (W) 46-5 1/2, Dan Samuelson (P) 43-11, Tyler Vermillion (P) 43-9 1/2.

WESTVIEW 91, ELKHART CHRISTIAN 66, HOWE 47, BETHANY CHRISTIAN 41

3200 relay -- Elkhart Christian 9:11, Westview 9:21.

110 HH -- Raber (W) 17.13, Brown (E) 17.53.

100 -- Hunter (W) 12.10, Richey (H) 12.12.

1600 -- Hartman (E) 4:52, Mumaw (B) 5:15.

400 relay -- Westview 48.46, Howe 50.6.

400 -- Borg (W) 56.94, Stoltzfus (B) 57.54.

300 H -- Brown (E) 44.68, Hunsburger (W) 45.21.

800 -- Raber (W) 2:15.1, Mumaw (B) 2:15.4.

200 -- Richey (H) 24.63, Stiffney (B) 24.73

3200 -- Baker (W) 11:02, McIntire (E) 12:00.

1600 relay -- Westview 3:52.5, Elkhart Christian 3:53.6.

Pole Vault -- Kennedy (W) 12-6.

Long Jump -- Raber (W) 17-10, Brown (E) 17-7.

Discus -- Jones (H), Miller (W).

High Jump -- Aleksandravicius (H) 5-6, Gelgota (H) 5-4.

Shot Put -- Jones (H) 57-5 3/4, Gouring (E) 39-10 1/4.

BOYS GOLF

NORTHWOOD 172, CENTRAL 179

(At McCormick Creek)

NorthWood -- Dylan Gessinger 43, Payton Grubbs 43, Jesse Morganthaler 43, Jon Christofeno 47, Nate Trippel 43.

Central -- Jeff Bradford 41, Peter Thomas 43, Alejandro Genis 47, Alex Brosh 48, Riley Keagle 48.

JV: NorthWood 185, Central 227. Medalist: Ben Zercher (NW) 44.

NORTHRIDGE 164, FREMONT 174

(At Lake James)

Northridge -- Logan McBride 42, Rhett Holaway 36, Jeremy Kauffman 42, Andy Morrison 44, Will Erekson 46.

Fremont -- Nick Herndon 38, Austin Corcimiglia 40, Brandin Ross 52, Tyler Jenkins 47, Jordan Schmucker 49.

Records: Northridge 2-2, Fremont 3-2.

BASEBALL

MEMORIAL 6, WAWASEE 5

Memorial 202 100 1 -- 6 7 1

Wawasee 022 100 0 -- 5 7 2

Brad VanGalen, Cam Hostetler (4, W, 2-1) and Gordon Hinton; Cody Thomas, Isaac Rigdon (5, L) and Dylan Wallace.

Memorial: Hits -- Dustin Mills 2, Alex Brewers 2. RBI -- Brody Rosenberg 2. Runs -- Mills 2. SB -- Brewers 3.

Wawasee: Hits -- Wallace 3. HR -- Wallace. 2B -- Wallace, Aaron Beer. RBI -- Wallace 2. Runs -- Wallace 2, Drew Boriol 2.

JIMTOWN 19, NEW PRAIRIE 8

New Prairie 004 04 -- 8 10 5

Jimtown 011 98 -- 19 10 1

Seth Shail (L, 1-4), Drake Wisser (4), Jake Benner (4), Wes Ellis (5) and Kody Gorny, Chayse Davis (4); Justin Brown (W, 3-0), Corleone Desimone (5), Evan Oblinger (5) and Mike Reiner.

New Prairie: Hits -- Wisser 3, Allen Arment 3. HR -- Patrick Zierzynski. 2B -- Wisser 2, Davis. RBI -- Zierzynski 2, Davis 2. Runs -- Shail 2, Arment 2.

Jimtown: Hits -- Reiner 2, Brandon Weinkauf 2, Matt Hill 2. HR -- Weinkauf, Reiner, Cameron Kois (game-ending grand slam). 2B -- Reiner. RBI -- Reiner 4, Kois 4, Weinkauf 2, Hill 2. Runs -- Oblinger 3, Brown 3, Desimone 2, Weinkauf 2, Kois 2, Reiner 2, Drew Zeiger 2, Zach Myers 2.

NORTHWOOD 9, NORTHRIDGE 4

NorthWood 200 003 4 -- 9 13 0

Northridge 001 300 0 -- 4 6 1

WP -- Tanner Roberts. LP -- Kyle Yoder.

NorthWood: Hits -- Will Kirkwood 4, Tanner Roberts 3, Derek Yoder 3. 2B -- Kirkwood, Roberts, Yoder.

Records: NorthWood 2-3, Northridge 5-2.

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ELKHART CHRISTIAN 11, OREGON-DAVIS 1

Oregon-Davis 010 00 -- 1 0 3

ECA 331 4x -- 11 5 1

Rico Mastiocesaree (L) and Aron Rotering; Dalton Lemert (W, 1-0), Kaleb DeFreese (5) and Austin Curtis.

ECA: Hits -- Lemert 2. 3B -- Lemert. 2B -- Tanner Watson. RBI -- Lemert 2.

Next: Prairie Heights at Elkhart Christian (DH) Saturday.

FAIRFIELD 10, LAKELAND 1

Fairfield 104 005 0 -- 10 10 1

Lakeland 000 100 0 -- 1 4 6

Garrett Scott (W), Brad Newcomer (7) and Jordan Bontrager; W. Kelly (L), T. Foster (6) and L. Miller.

Fairfield: Hits -- Jared Stump 3, Zach Newcomer 2, Jordan Hostetler 2. 2B -- Hostetler 2, Stump. RBI -- Stump 3. Runs -- Darin Hochstetler 3, Stump 2, Z. Newcomer 2. SB -- Z. Newcomer 3, Hochstetler 2.

Lakeland: HR -- M. Moore.

CENTRAL NOBLE 5, WESTVIEW 3, 9 INNINGS

Central Noble 110 010 002 -- 5 15 2

Westview 000 030 000 -- 3 9 1

WP -- Nick McCoy (W, 10 strikeouts). LP -- Adrian Brandenberger.

Westview: Hits -- Brant Yoder 4, Judah Zickafoose 2. 3B -- Zickafoose. 2B -- Yoder 2. RBI -- Zickafoose 2.

Records: Central Noble 4-2, Westview 5-7.

Next: Westview at Bethany Christian Saturday

SOFTBALL

WAWASEE 12, MEMORIAL 4

Wawasee 040 000 0 -- 4 8 3

Memorial 331 014 x -- 12 13 0

Paige Erwin, Ali Iavagnilio (2, W, 2-3) and Nikki Ambrose; Gabi Routson (L), Courtney McClure (2) and Madi Anderson.

Memorial: Hits -- Paula Strausborger 3, Tayler Miller 3, Lauren Strausborger 2, Cassie Sorg 2, xx Kidder 2. HR -- P. Strausborger, L. Strausborger, Iavagnilio, Miller. 2B -- P. Strausborger. RBI -- Miller 3, P. Strausborger 2. Runs -- Miller 3, Kidder 3, P. Strausborger 2, L. Strausborger 2.

Wawasee: Hits -- Anderson 2, Mattia Rostochak 2, Shelby Newhard 2. HR -- Anderson 2. 3B -- Rostochak. RBI -- Anderson 3.

NORTHRIDGE 3, NORTHWOOD 1

Northridge 030 000 0 -- 3 5 1

NorthWood 010 000 0 -- 1 6 2

Brooke Maes (W, 1-0) and Kerri Doutlick; Courtney Bemiller (L) and Ashley Schrock.

NorthWood: Hits -- Katie Rhoade 2.

Nixon 2, Mikayla Deisler 2. 2B -- Nixon, Deisler. NorthWood: Hits -- Page 2, S. Paul 2. 2B -- Page, B. Flickinger. JV record: Northridge 7-2.

NORTHWOOD 12, ARGOS 2

Argos 002 000 -- 2 3 4

NorthWood 333 111 -- 12 11 4

WP -- Courtney Bemiller (4-6). LP -- A. Flower.

Argos: 3B -- Horn.

NorthWood: Hits -- Allie Mattingly 4, Katie Rhoade 3, Allison Schrock 2. 2B -- Rhoade. RBI -- Schrock 2. Runs -- Rhoade 3. SB -- Mattingly 3.

Record: NorthWood 4-6 (0-2 NLC).

LAKELAND 8, FAIRFIELD 0

Fairfield 000 000 0 -- 0 1 5

Lakeland 701 000 x -- 8 9 1

Morgan Miller (L) and Riley Troyer; Ashlynn Grubb (W) and Lexie Myers.

Lakeland: Hits -- Lexie Myers 2, Morgan Meyers 2. 2B -- Meyers, Kalesha Wallace. RBI -- Meyers 2.

PENN 7, WARSAW 1

Penn 002 300 2 -- 7 12 2

Warsaw 000 010 0 -- 1 3 1

Mackenzie Joecken (W, 2-0) and Holly Hoffman; Alex Sanchez (L), Kaleigh Spicher (3), Sanchez (5) and Kelsey Dotson.

Penn: Hits -- Jen Fears 2, Maddie Smith 2, Mackenzie Joecken 2. HR -- Joecken 2, Hoffman, Katie Green. RBI -- Joecken 4, Hoffman 2. Runs -- Green 2, Joecken 2.

Warsaw: HR -- Kaleigh Spicher. 2B -- Kelsey Dotson.

WARSAW 3, CONCORD 2

Mishawaka 000 010 2 -- 3 7 0

Concord 000 020 0 -- 2 10 0

Jones (W; 7 strikeouts) and Nelson; Miller (L, 3-3) and Crawford.

Mishawaka: Hits -- Smith 2. 3B -- Straub. 2B -- Pallo.

Concord: Hits -- Meyer 3, Kindy 3, Emerson 2.

CENTRAL 4, SB WASHINGTON 0

Central 011 200 0 -- 4 12 0

Washington 000 000 0 -- 0 1 1

Emillea Rief (W, 2-4) and Shelbee Axsom; Emily Plencer (L) and Julie Miller.

Central: Hits -- Brittney VanderHoek 3, Rief, Axsom 2, Sara Shrider 2, Allison Miller 2. 2B -- Shrider. RBI -- Shrider 2. SB -- Axsom 2.

Midwest League Baseball update

2011-04-16T17:08:00.000-07:00

OWENS OUTDUELS CUETO, TRIBE TAKES DOWN BATS 7-1
Tribe Left Hander Tosses Five No-Hit Innings To Earn Second Win

LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Tribe starting pitcher Rudy Owens tossed five no-hit innings on his way to earning his second victory of the year, while also outdueling Cincinnati Reds starter Johnny Cueto, who was on a Major League rehabilitation assignment, as the Indianapolis Indians defeated the Louisville Bats 7-1 on Saturday afternoon at Louisville Slugger Field.

With the victory the Indians end their four game losing streak and give the Bats their first loss since Opening day ending their eight game winning streak. The win also improves Indianapolis' record to 2-8 on the season, while the loss drops Louisville to 8-2.

Owens (6.1 IP 3 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 2 BB, 3 SO) dominated over the first five innings of the game, holding the Bats hitless, while striking out three. The Tribe southpaw surrendered just a single run in the seventh and now has both of the Indians wins so far this season, after also allowing just one score in his first win on April 11 against Toledo.

After being shut out by the Bats the night before, the Indians offense would finally break out with multiple runs in the fourth and eighth innings on their way to the 7-1 victory. RF Andrew Lambo and 3B Josh Harrison led the way offensively for the Tribe as duo combined to go 3-for-8 with four runs and an RBI, while INF Andy Marte would come through with the clutch hit of the afternoon for the Indians.

For the first time this season the Indians got on the board first led by Lambo who lined a one out double to center, moved to third on a Bats' throwing error and came plateward along with Harrison on a clutch two-run single by 2B Brian Friday. Harrison also stole his second base of the game in the fourth to give him four on the season, trailing only CF Gorkys Hernandez, who also swiped two bags in the contest to take over the team lead with five.

Louisville would cut the Tribe lead to one with a single tally in the bottom of the seventh as C Devin Mesoraco led off the frame with a line drive double to center and came home on a single off the bat of 2B Chris Valaika. However, the Indians would put the game away with four runs on three hits and two walks in the top of the eighth inning.

Lambo once again sparked the scoring rally as he drove a one-out single to center and came quickly around to score when Harrison followed with a triple to right. Then following walks to C Wyatt Toregas and Friday, Marte came through with a clutch pinch hit three-run double to blow the game wide open.

With his triple, Harrison has now collected a hit in five straight games during which time he his hitting .389 (7-for-18) with five runs, three RBI and four stolen bases. Marte also continues to blast the Bats at Louisville Slugger Field, where in his career he has now posted a .345 (20-for-58) average with 12 runs, five doubles and 19 RBI in 15 career games.

The Tribe would tack on one more run in the top of the ninth as LF Alex Presley reached on an infield single and eventually came around to score on a base hit by 1B Matt Hague. With his base hit, Presley (2-for-5, 1 R) posted his team best sixth multi-hit game of the year, while Lambo (2-for-5, 2 R) joined Presley with multiple base knocks on the afternoon.

Cueto (3.1 IP, 2 H, 2 R, 1 ER, 2 BB, 4 SO) suffered the loss despite allowing just one earned run on two hits over 3.1 innings of work. Bats reliever Jeremy Horst (3.2 IP, 2 H, 6 SO) was dominant in relief of Cueto as the left hander struck out six over 3.2 innings of scoreless relief.

The Indians bullpen continued their excellent work as of late as LHP Tony Watson (0.2 IP, 1 H, 1 SO) worked the Indians out of the seventh inning jam to earn his first hold of the season, before RHP Tim Wood (2.0 IP, 1 H, 1 BB, 3 SO) held the Bats scoreless and struck out three over the final two frames of the contest.

Indianapolis continues their first road trip of the season in Louisville on Sunday, April 17 at 2:05 p.m. LHP Brian Burres is expected to get the start for the Tribe, while RHP Homer Bailey is the probable starter for the Bats.

WHITECAPS ROAD SHOW POSTPONED AGAIN

SOUTH BEND, IN – It seems as if Mother Nature simply does not want the West Michigan Whitecaps to leave Fifth Third Ballpark.

For the second consecutive day, the Whitecaps and South Bend Silver Hawks were rained out at Stanley Coveleski Regional Stadium on Saturday. Coupled with last weekend’s three-game series in Lansing that was wiped out due to unplayable field conditions, the Whitecaps’ first five scheduled road games of the season have now been either postponed or cancelled.

The Whitecaps and Silver Hawks are scheduled to make up one of the postponements with a doubleheader on Sunday afternoon at 1:00 p.m. The twin bill will feature two seven-inning games, with the probable pitching match-ups consisting of LHP Kyle Ryan against RHP Bradin Hagens in the opener and RHP Kevin Eichhorn against RHP J.R. Bradley in the nightcap.

A second doubleheader will likely be scheduled when South Bend comes to West Michigan for a three-game series from May 10-12.

Saturday’s Doubleheader Postponed Due to Rain

South Bend, IN – The South Bend Silver Hawks have announced that Saturday’s doubleheader against the West Michigan Whitecaps has been postponed due to rain.

Fans holding a ticket for Friday’s or Saturday’s rainout can redeem the ticket at the Coveleski Stadium box office for any remaining Silver Hawks home game of the 2011 season.

One game will be made up as part of a doubleheader tomorrow, Sunday, April 17th, with game one beginning at 1:00 PM Eastern Time. Please note that this is one hour earlier than Sunday’s originally scheduled start time. Gates will open at 12:00 PM.

Since West Michigan does not return to South Bend in the first half, the second game will be made up when the Silver Hawks visit the Whitecaps in Comstock Park, Michigan in mid-May. More information will be made available once a decision is made as to when the game will be played

Michiana Sports Authority Sports Report April 13th

2011-04-13T13:23:00.000-07:00

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BOYS TRACK

LAPORTE 97, MICHIGAN CITY 31; PORTAGE 71, LAPORTE 61; PORTAGE 108, MICHIGAN CITY 24

3200 relay 1. LaPorte 8:53.87 (no names provided), 2. Portage 9:11.42; 110 hurdles: 1. Skyler Coburn (L) 15.49, 2. Deandre Jackson (P) 15.82; 100: 1. Payton McCoy (L) 11.29, 2. James O’Neal (L) 11.32; 1600: 1. Mitch Hubner (L) 4:48.56, 2. Anthony Didon (L) 4:49.22; 400 relay: 1. Portage (no names provided) 43.63, 2. LaPorte 43.77; 400: 1. Alvin Best (P) 50.90, 2. Stuart West (L) 53.91; 300 hurdles: 1. Coburn (L) 40.45, 2. Arthur Williams (MC) 42.37; 800: 1. West (L) 2:06.21, 2. Hubner (L) 2:06.31.

200: 1. McCoy (L) 22.44, 2. Jeron Blake (P) 22.60; 3200: 1. Josh Hojnacki (L) 10:14.58, 2. David Dailey (MC) 10:20.69; 1600 relay: 1. Portage (no names provided) 3:29.58, 2. LaPorte 3:35.49; Long jump: 1. Jake Dixon (P) 21-0, 2. Dwuane Brown (MC) 20-2; High jump: 1. Best (P) 6-2, 2. Trevor Woolum (MC) 5-10; Shot put: 1. Joey Little (P) 49-8, 2. Vince Fischer (P) 45-8; Discus: 1. Fischer (P) 131-0, 2. Logan Fischer (P) 129-3; Pole vault: 1. Mitch Rodriguez (P) 11-6, 2. Ryan Crum (P) 11-6.

MISHAWAKA 79.5, ELKHART CENTRAL 70, Mishawaka MARIAN 14.5

3200 relay 1. Mishawaka (Jordan Annis, Austin Granger, Austin Galleti, Justin Duvall) 8:40.94, 2. Marian 9:31.08; 110 hurdles: 1. Tyler Bradley (Mi) 17.16, 2. Tim Clark (Mi) 18:53; 100: 1. Daimon Leader (EC) 10.94, 2. Anthony Rice (Mi) 11.12; 1600: 1. A.J. Walker (Mi) 4:38, 2. Miguel Lozano (Mi) 4:43.9; 400 relay: 1. Elkhart Central (Genoris Crawford, Patrick Royal, Mario Whyte, Leader) 43.93, 2. Mishawaka 46.88; 400: 1. Elliott Miller (EC) 54.63, 2. Mike Lauderback (Mi) 54.87; 300 hurdles: 1. Bradley (Mi) 42.56, 2. David Carlos (Mi) 44.06; 800: 1. Justin Guerra (EC) 2:04.88, 2. Duvall (Mi) 2:06.15.

200: 1. Royal (EC) 22.41, 2. Whyte (EC) 22.47; 3200: 1. Lozano (Mi) 9:43, 2. Walker (Mi) 9:46; 1600 relay: 1. Elkhart Central (Steven Robinson, Whyte, Royal, Guerra) 3:33.34, 2. Mishawaka 3:37.63; Long jump: 1. Seth Schaeffer (Mi) 19-11, 2. Robinson (EC) 19-7; High jump: 1. Seth Flatt (EC) 5-6, 2. Norberto Garcia (EC) 5-6; Shot put: 1. Jason Donahue (Mi) 47-4¾, 2. Taylor Slone (EC) 47-3¾; Discus: 1. Slone (EC) 139-8, 2. Donahue (Mi) 139-½; Pole vault: 1. Nick Alktob (Mi) 12-6, 2. Joe Horseman (Mi) 12-0.

PENN 78,South Bend ST. JOSEPH’S 67, South Bend ADAMS 22

3200 relay 1. St. Joseph’s (Josh O’Brien, Joey Zielinski, Connor Method, Jordan Holloman) 8:47.20, 2. Adams 8:53.20; 110 hurdles: 1. Colin Huff (P) 16.3, 2. Daniel Tshimanga (A) 17.2; 100: 1. Tommy Grant (P) 11.6, 2. Andrew Grice (P) 11.8; 1600: 1. Zielinski (SJ) 4:35.00, 2. O’Brien (SJ) 4:35.00; 400 relay: 1. Penn (Jamil Davis, DeSean Prentice, Grant, Grice) 44.6, 2. St. Joseph’s 45.3; 400: 1. Connor Sowders (P) 51.3, 2. Brandon Turk 52.8; 300 hurdles: 1. Tim Deal (P) 42.5, 2. Tshimanga (A) 44.3; 800: 1. O’Brien (SJ) 2:06.90, 2. Holloman (SJ) 2:09.30.

200: 1. Xavier Remmo-Long (SJ) 23.4, 2. Prentice (P) 24.1; 3200: 1. Zielinski (SJ) 9:56.6, 2. Devin Duffy (P) 10:15.4; 1600 relay: 1. Penn (Deal, Mark Richards, Grant, Sowders) 3:32.6, 2. St. Joseph’s 3:34.4; Long jump: 1. Mark Forrester (A) 20-1, 2. Deal (P) 19-10½; High jump: 1. Prentice (P) 6-4, 2. Tyler Reese (A) 6-0; Shot put: 1. Thomas Davis (SJ) 47-4½, 2. Bobby Nicks (P) 44-5½; Discus: 1. Ryan McFarland (P) 131-8, 2. Davis (SJ) 128-2; Pole vault: 1. Kyle Johnston (P) 13-0, 2. Matt Tadovich (P) 12-0.

South Bend RILEY 92, South Bend CLAY 46, South Bend WASHINGTON 27

At South Bend

3200 relay 1. Clay (only three names reported, no time), 2. Riley; 110 hurdles: 1. Maurice Simon (R) 15.19, 2. Daniel Gross (C) 16.21; 100: 1. Ernest Clark (W) 10.84, 2. Raphael Peeples (R) 10.89; 1600: 1. Luke Sullivan (C) 4:52, 2. Bruce Bradley (R) 4:53; 400 relay: 1. Riley (only three names reported, no time), 2. Clay; 400: 1. Clark (W) 50.83, 2. Cedric Moody (R) 52.77; 300 hurdles: 1. Simon (R) 42.97, 2. Haki Woods (W) 46.28; 800: 1. Steven Dennig (C) 2:06, 2. Taylor Dieti (R) 2:08.

200: 1. Clark (W) 22.58, 2. Peeples (R) 22.6; 3200: 1. Kevin Agostino (R) 11:01, 2. Josh Marshall (R) 11:18; 1600 relay: 1. Riley (Thomas Capers Simon, Dieti, Moody) 3:41, 2. Clay 3:46; Long jump: 1. Torreay Harris (R) 19-5, 2. Carl Hubbard (R) 18-4; High jump: 1. Carlton Presley (R) 5-8, 2. Martell Miller (C) 5-8; Shot put: 1. Elias Micozzi (R) 48-3µ, 2. Tony Thomas (R) 47-6¾; Discus: 1. Micozzi (R), 2. Shakir Carr (C); Pole vault: 1. Aric Chockey (R) 9-6, 2. Matt Dorosko (R) 9-6.

WINAMAC 67.5, KNOX 51, NORTH JUDSON 42.5

3200 relay 1. Knox (Travis Amor, Connor Carlson, Jacob Binkley, Austin Edwards) 9:03.39, 2. Winamac 8:28.78; 110 hurdles: 1. Jake Minnick (W) 16.94, 2. Brody Tunis (NJ) 16.98; 1600: 1. Amor (K) 5:10.4, 2. Carlson (K) 5:13.13; 400 relay: 1. Winamac 46.75, 2. North Judson 47.47; 400: 1. Edwards (K) 54.58; 800: 1. Amor (K) 2:16.06, 2. Alex Smith (W) 2:18.78.

3200: 1. Carlson (K) 11:09.54, 2. Adam Sabieck (K) 11:11.54; 1600 relay: 1. Knox (Amor, Dane Daumer, Nevin Miller, Edwards) no score reported; Long jump: 1. Minnick (W) 18.3, 2. Erik Beckman (NJ) 17.11; High jump: 1. Michael Minix (NJ) 5-8, 2. Zach Markley (W) 5-6; Pole vault: 1. Daumer (K) 10-8, 2. Cody Wilson (W) 10-0.

GIRLS TRACK

South Bend CLAY 73, South Bend RILEY 53,South Bend WASHINGTON 31

3200 relay: 1. Clay (Amanda Farrough, Sam Burrows, Caderia Strickland, Toria Sullivan) 11:04, 2. Riley 12:05; 100 hurdles: 1. J’Shante Gunn (W) 16.3, 2. Letitia Welch (W) 21.03; 100: 1. Michelle Adeniyi (C) no time reported, 2. Loretta Davidson (W) no time reported; 1600: 1. Elizabeth Roush (R) 5:40, 2. Sullivan (C) 5:50; 400 relay: 1. Clay (Courtney Adams, Calandria Strickland, Quanita Taylor, Adeniyi) 52.01, 2. Riley 54.9; 400: 1. Isabel Keultjes (C) 1:04.80, 2. Ayinna Gaines (R) 1:07; 300 hurdles: 1. Gunn (W) 49:09, 2. Calandria Strickland (C) 54.3; 800: 1. Farrough (C) 2:36, 2. Burrows (C) 2:47; 200: 1. Taylor (C) 27.18, 2. Keultjes (C) 28.34; 3200: 1. Roush (R) 12:11, 2. Sullivan (C) 12:25; 1600 relay: 1. Clay (Keultjes, Farrough, Courtney Adams, Calandria Strickland) 4:37, 2. Washington 4:52; High Jump: 1. Adeniyi (C) 4-10, 2. Celia Tillman (C) 4-8; Shot Put: 1. Turquoise Markham (R) 33-2, 2. Letitia Welsh (W) 32-3; Discus: 1. Memari Shabazz (C) 92-4, 2. Markham (R) 90-8; Long Jump: 1. Shelby Heckaman (R) 14-5½, 2. Keultjes (C) 13-0; Pole Vault: 1. Garza (R) 6-0.

Records: Clay 2-3.

MISHAWAKA 88, ELKHART CENTRAL 38, MARIAN 20

NORTHWOOD 91, WAWASEE 41

At Wawasee

3200 relay 1. NorthWood (Cynthia Medina, Karlie Kratzchmar, Inger Yoder, Lindsey Roe) 10:31.55, 2. Wawasee 10:43.89; 100 hurdles: 1. Kaylin Pearson (N) 18.4, 2. Allison Purcell (N) 18.57; 100: 1. Angelica Ramon (N) 13.69, 2. De’Yahnna Styles (N) 13.94; 1600: 1. Medina (N) 5:40.57, 2. Stephanie Rhodes (W) 6:20.63; 400 relay: 1. NorthWood (Shae Nisly, Ramon, Brittany Lengacher, Styles) 54.57; 400: 1. Styles (N) 1:09.46, 2. Kaely Barne (W) 1:10.58; 300 hurdles: 1. Sarah Steele (W) 54.06, 2. Pearson (N) 56.82; 800: 1. Medina (N) 2:37.63, 2. Mallory Rondeau (W) 2:39.34.

200: 1. Ramon (N) 28.83, 2. Lengacher 29.42 (N); 3200: 1. Medina (N) 12:47.82, 2. Roe 13:22.80; 1600 relay: 1. Wawasee (Barne, Steele, Amy Walker, Rondeau) 4:45.08, 2. NorthWood 4:51.00; Long jump: 1. Jessica Tuttle (N) 14-05.5, 2. Walker (W) 14-05; High jump: 1. Sarah Smeltzer (N) 5-00, 2. Purcell (N) 4-08; Shot put: 1. Jordan Edington (W) 30-03, 2. Breann Johnson (W) 29-08.5; Discus: 1. Cassie Griffin (N) 96-03.5, 2. Edington (W) 87-10; Pole vault: 1. Sarah Rozow (W) 9-00, 2. Tuttle (N) 8-06.

PENN 66, ADAMS 56, ST. JOSEPH’S 46

At St. Joseph’s

3200 relay 1. St. Joseph’s (Ali Connelly, Elisa Revak, Michelle Potter, Maddy Kearney) 10:08, 2. Penn 10:56; 110 hurdles: 1. Amani Morgan (A) 15.3, 2. Kait Redman (P) 16.4; 100: 1. Aaliyah McKinney (A) 12.3, 2. Savannah Newsome (A) 12.6; 1600: 1. Kristina Galat (P) 5:42.9, 2. Jen Priebe (P) 5:45; 400 relay: 1. Penn (Katrina Languell, Valorie Whitman, Redman, Alyssa Hummel) 50.1, 2. Adams 50.9; 400: 1. Newsome (A) 59.8, 2. Georgia Williams (A) 61.0; 300 hurdles: 1. Mikaila Chamblee (SJ) 47.1, 2. Morgan (A) 49.6; 800: 1. Katie Martin (P) 2:32.6, 2. Connelly (SJ) 2:33.

200: 1. McKinney (A) 25.6, 2. Hummell (P) 26.4; 3200: 1. Galat (P) 12:07, 2. Elizabeth Taylor (SJ) 12:25; 1600 relay: 1. Adams (McKinney, Chrishana Stoner, Williams, Newsome) 4:13.6, 2. St. Joe 4:21.2; Long jump: 1. Whitman (P) 16-8, 2. Chamblee (SJ) 16-5; High jump: 1. Kristin Johnson (P) 4-10, 2. Rebecca Lira (P) 4-10; Shot put: 1. Melissa Macellari (SJ) 34-3, 2. Melanie Nellis (P) 33-0; Discus: 1. Dani Gabrish (P) 103-10, 2. Morgan (A) 99-7; Pole vault: 1. Makenzie Redman (P) 12-1, 2. Kelley McNarney (P) 9-0.

WINAMAC 79, NORTH JUDSON 64, KNOX 16

At Knox

3200 relay 1. North Judson (Courtney Harrison, Kendall Gardner, Emily Surma, Olivia Lickwar) 11:18.7, 2. Winamac 11:27.7; 100 hurdles: 1. Rachael Franko (W), 16.52, 2. Emily Paulsen (W) 17.15; 100: 1. Micha Sabec (W) 13.23, 2. Megan Block (NJ) 13.43; 1600: 1. Dagny Zupin (W) 6:10.97, 2. Gardner (NJ) 6:14.91; 400 relay: 1. Winamac (Franko, Courtney Scott, Katy Sommers, Sabec) 54.14, 2. North Judson 55.15; 400: 1. Danyelle Baily (W) 1:07.57, 2. Danielle Sallee (NJ) 1:07.77; 300 hurdles: 1. Franko (W) 53.29, 2. Paulsen (W) 54.27; 800: 1. Lickwar (NJ) 2:50.62, 2. Natalie Shepherd (K) 2:56.85.

200: 1. Block (NJ) 28.31, 2. Sabec (W) 28.45; 3200: 1. Gardner (NJ) 13:23.29, 2. Zupin (W) 13:32.19; 1600 relay: 1. North Judson (Harrison, Ellie Eccles, Sallee, Block) 4:40.46, 2. Winamac 4:42.09; Long jump: 1. Franko (W) 16-1, 2. Hannah Folkers (K) 15-2; High jump: 1. Stef Shorter (W) 4-8, 2. Katlynn Rushing (W) 4-6; Shot put: 1. Mikalah Lambert (NJ) 35-8¼, 2. Kelsi Dvorscak (NJ) 32-3¾; Discus: 1. Lambert (NJ) 93-0, 2. Hayley Windbigler (K) 82-5; Pole vault: 1. Paulsen (W) 8-6.

SOFTBALL

BREMEN 2, PLYMOUTH 1

Bremen 000 001 1 — 2 3 1
Plymouth 000 000 1 — 1 2 1

Saylor Bailey (W, 1-2) and Brooke Baker; M. Sullivan (L) and E. Keilman

2B: K. Feldmen (B)

KNOX 19, CASTON 0

At Knox

Caston 000 00 — 0
Knox 550 9x — 19

LAKELAND 7-7, PRAIRIE HEIGHTS 2-3

At Kendallville

Lakeland 101 014 0 — 7 12 4
Prairie Heights 200 000 0 — 2 3 1

Ashlynn Grubb (W) and Lexie Myers; Paige Courtgith (L) and A. Murphy.

2B: Carolyn Hershberger (L), Grubb (L), Mingus (L), Dani Coburn (L).

Second game

Lakeland 200 302 0 — 7 9 4
Prairie Heights 030 000 0 — 3 6 3

Grubb (W, 3-1) and McCann; Fish (L) and Murphy.

2B: Grubb (L), Coburn (L).

Mishawaka MARIAN 8, ELKHART MEMORIAL 1

At Elkhart

Marian 500 300 0 — 8 13 1
Elk. Memorial 010 000 0 — 1 6 2

Ariel Sheets (W, 4-0) and Ellen Nagy; Paige Erwin (L), Ally Iavagnilo (4) and Nikki Ambrose.

2B: Katie Barnard (M) 2, Kathleen Kavanaugh (M), Nagy (M).

HR: Christy Hill (EM).

Highlights: Jamie Young led the Knights with three hits and Barnard had two hits and drove in a pair of runs.

MICHIGAN CITY 12, PORTAGE 2

At Portage

Michigan City 340 50 — 12 17 1
Portage 002 00 — 2 3 2

WP: Peton Webb

2B: Aubria Smith (MC), Sarah Brinckman (MC), Breanna Miller (MC), Megan Nilson (MC), Jameka Collins (MC).

3B: Miller (MC).

HR: Collins (MC).

Highlights: Collins went 3-for-4 with three runs scored and three RBIs.

MISHAWAKA 11, South Bend WASHINGTON 1

Washington 000 01 — 1 5 3
Mishawaka 001 0(10) — 11 14 0

Shelbie Jones (W, 5-2), and Chloe Nelson. Emily Plencner (L, 2-3) and Julie Miller.

2B: Vanessa Olivarez (W), Bethany Stoltz (M), Taylor Stoltz (M), Jones (M).

Highlights: Taylor Stoltz had four hits, scored two runs and drove in two more, and Jones had 11 strikeouts.

JV score: Mishawaka 19, Washington 4

NORTHWOOD 5, WEST NOBLE 1

At Ligonier

NorthWood 210 001 1 — 5 6 2
West Noble 000 100 0 — 1 2 1

Courtney Bemiller (W, 2-2); Kelly Reidenbach (L).

Highlights: Maddie Schwartz had two hits and Bemiller struck out seven batters for NorthWood.

PENN 11,South Bend ADAMS 1

Penn 0(11)0 00 — 11 12 1
South Bend Adams 000 10 — 1 8 2

Alex Tashijan (W, 6-1), Mackenzie Joecken (2) and Holly Hoffman, Claryce Gedde (3); Koryn Ullery (L) and Gina Catanzarite.

2B: Hannah McDonald (A).

3B: Hoffman (P), Katie Green (P).

HR: Green (P).

Highlights: Green went 2-for-3 with four RBIs.

WARSAW 4, EAST NOBLE 2

At Warsaw

East Noble 020 000 0 — 2 7 0
Warsaw 103 000 x — 4 10 1

Kaleigh Speicher (W); Natalie Kovac (L), Mackenzie Williams.

WAWASEE 2, COLUMBIA CITY 0

Wawasee 000 010 1 — 2 5 2
Columbia City 000 000 0 — 0 4 2

Courtney McClure, Gabi Routson (4, W); Cassie Vodde (L).

2B: Mattia Rostochak (W), Allie Vodde (CC).

BASEBALL

BREMEN 10, BETHANY CHRISTIAN 0

Bremen 312 13 — 10 9 0
Bethany Chr. 000 00 — 0 5 4

Bobby Cornett (W), Wes Burkholder (5) and Austin Galt; Kyle Miller (L), Russell Klassen (5) and Jared Miller.

2B: Nate Leeper (B), Jesse Glingle (B).

NORTH JUDSON 11, NORTH WHITE 0

North White 000 000 — 0 6 2
North Judson 000 245 — 11 3 1

Danielle Fields (W) and Jessica Jachim; Elliot (L) and Steinke.

2B: Jachim (NJ).

PLYMOUTH 8, ROCHESTER 4

Plymouth 410 120 0 — 8 11 3
Rochester 400 000 0 — 4 11 3

2B: Connor Flynn, Cameron Screeton.

HR: Aaron Stuart, Jon Odell.

South Bend ST. JOSEPH’S 11, CONCORD 4

Concord 110 001 1 — 4 7 4
South Bend St. Joseph’s 423 200 x — 11 9 4

Connor Brown (W), Joey McCombs (6) and Neil Dowling; Seth Huxford (L), Josh Shuler (6) and Steven Reed.

2B: Drake Fisher (C), Huxford (C), Evan Witsken (SJ) 2, Pat Klima (SJ).

HR: Dowling (SJ).

WESTVIEW 6, South Bend WASHINGTON 5

Westview 010 020 201 — 6
South Bend Washington 000 131 000 — 5

GIRLS TENNIS

BETHANY CHRISTIAN 4, CENTRAL NOBLE 1

SINGLES: 1. Mandy Schlabach (B) beat Marlee Conrad 6-0, 6-2; 2. Sharisse Yoder (B) beat Sara Pounds 6-0, 6-0; 3. Ji Han (B) beat Sarah Ober 6-2, 6-2.

DOUBLES: 1. Marla zumFelde-Jana Yoder (B) beat Paige Lundquist-Rachel Van Gessel 6-3, 6-4; 2. Jessica Fulk-Bonnie Wysong (CN) beat Paja Patel-Brooke Hershberger 7-6 (7-5), 6-4 (12-5).

JV score: Bethany 2, Central Noble 1;

FAIRFIELD 4, NORTHWOOD 1

SINGLES: 1. Abbey Neff (F) beat Kaci Heeter, 6-1, 7-5; 2. Haley Bechtel (F) beat Kennedy Walter, 6-7 (6), 6-0, 6-2; 3. Taryn Johnson (N) beat Chelsea Neff, 4-6, 6-1, 6-3.

DOUBLES: 1. Brooke Boyts-Bridget Christner (F) beat Kayla Bear-Danae Ehret, 6-1, 6-0; 2. Kaelin Bender-Nicole Murdoch (F) beat Brooklyn Moore-Sarah Wysong, 6-2, 6-0.

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LAPORTE 5, South Bend ADAMS 0

SINGLES: 1. Hillary Frye beat Grace Hamilton, 6-3, 6-0; 2. Alison Searle beat Olivia Klopfenstein, 6-0, 6-4; 3. Rachel Edlen beat Ava Scholl, 6-3, 6-4.

DOUBLES: 1. Taylor Crider-Kristen Sanders beat Kelsey Weber-Katie Sellers, 6-1, 6-0; 2. Morgan Sandelski-Kayla Wurster beat Kyndal Saunders-Molly Meyer, 4-6, 6-1, 6-1.

JV score: LaPorte 9, Adams 2

MICHIGAN CITY MARQUETTE 3, South Bend CLAY 2

SINGLES: 1. Katie Clancy (M) beat Samantha Lukas, 6-0, 6-4; 2. Mary Catherine Slattery (M) beat Allyson Tobalski, 6-0, 6-0; 3. Kendall Shinn (M) beat Destiny Reives, 6-1, 6-1.

DOUBLES: 1. Sarah Lindquist-Bridget Hickey (C) beat Christina Barr-Meghan Roder, 6-2, 6-3; 2. Lynsie Reygaert-Amalie Zarp (C) beat Katie Zakutawski-Meghan Robson, 6-4, 6-3.

NORTHRIDGE 3, ELKHART CENTRAL 2

SINGLES: 1. Alexis Schmidt (N) beat Melanie Brookshire, 6-0, 6-0; 2. Sarah Smith (N) beat Katie Oakley, 6-0, 6-0; 3. Rebecca Yeakey (C) beat Ashley Owens, 6-4, 4-6, 6-3.

DOUBLES: 1. Elen Corey-Taylor Dygert (C) beat Ali Bullock-Olivia Erekson, 5-7, 7-6 (9-7), 7-6 (8-6); 2. Amy Stoffel-Kate Ahonen (N) beat Abbey Hobson-Julie Nolan, 6-4, 6-4.

JV score: Elkhart Central 7, Northridge 4

PENN 5, CONCORD 0

SINGLES: 1. Allie Brinker beat Kailee Queener, 6-0, 6-0; 2. Maddie Lee beat Hailey Stiver, 6-0, 6-1; 3. Kate Mader beat Kaite Showalter, 6-0, 6-1.

DOUBLES: 1. Haley Meekhof-Meredith Lee beat Erica Warren-Kathrin Bennett, 6-3, 6-0; 2. Cameron Moore-Taylor Atkins beat Taylor Angel-Victoria Miller, 7-5, 6-1.

PLYMOUTH 5, MERRILLVILLE 0

SINGLES: 1. Erin Kinney beat Kelsey Sajdera, 6-0, 6-2; 2. Kelly Hoeffler beat Morgan Lamb, 6-1, 6-1; 3. Meagan Barron beat Eleny Babilonia, 6-1, 6-1

DOUBLES: 1. Shannon Elliott-Lindsay Renz beat Lea Neligan-Allison Varela, 6-4, 6-1; 2. Marissa German-Chelsea Thoden beat Melanee Stubbs-Lauren Carniello, 6-3, 6-2

WEST NOBLE 3, LAKELAND 2

SINGLES: 1. Jamie Coffman (L) beat Brook Moser, 6-2, 6-3; 2. Ashley Miller (L) beat Vero Perea, 6-3 6-3; 3. Trinity Patton (WN) beat Elaire Denney, 2-6, 6-2, 6-3.

DOUBLES: 1. Charleen Klinder-Courtney Patton (WN) beat Megan Denney-Brittany Higginbotham 6-2, 7-5; 2. Bre Randals-Joanna Hershman (WN) beat Madison Mourning-Carlee Richardson 6-4, 6-4.

Records: West Noble 1-0, Lakeland 0-1.

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FAIRFIELD 160, CONCORD 170, ELKHART CENTRAL 180

Medalist: Alex Happer, Concord 37

FAIRFIELD (160): Brad Shipley 44; Brian Ulrich 39; Jack Hochstedler 38; Wyatt Stitzman 40; Nate Keopf 43.

CONCORD (170): Alex Happer 37; Tim Johnson 46; Ryan Bontrager 44; Caleb Partin 43; AJ Sandlin 47.

ELKHART CENTRAL (180): Peter Thomas 44; Jeff Bradford 39; Alejandro Genis 47; Alex Brosh 50; Riley Keagle 50.

GOSHEN 165, LAKELAND 169, ELKHART MEMORIAL 174, WEST NOBLE 183

GOSHEN (165): Brandon Doss 38, Austin Bender 41, Steven Koronkavich 45, Austin Shaffer 43, Brett Gentle 43.

LAKELAND (169): Spencer Mortola 39, Cody Richardson 43, Zac Allen 44, Jordan Aldrich 54, Zac Paxson 43.

MEMORIAL (174): Frank Iavagnilio 37, Kyle Lipa 42, Noah Strati 49, Sam Rodino 48, Chase Whicker 47.

WEST NOBLE (183): Jordan Younce 39, Austin King 47, Seth Bontrager 46, Kyle Badsney 51, Kris Honshore 62.

NORTHRIDGE 159, MARIAN 164

NORTHRIDGE (159): Logan McBride 39, Rhett Holaway 37, Jeremy Kauffman 41, Andy Morrison 43, Will Erekson 42

MARIAN (164): Ian Sabowski 45, Mike Rutledge 41, Michael Makris 37, Tim Trippel 52, Alex Disberry 41

Records: Northridge 1-2, Marian 0-1.

South Bend ST. JOSEPH’S 167, MISHAWAKA 186

ST. JOE (167): Mitch Pajakowski 40, Jake Radde 41, Adam Kanczuzewski 41, Ian Kresnak 45, Sean Nees 48.

MISHAWAKA (186): Ryan Bonk 41, Joe Herman 47, Ryan Mathes 52, John Herman 46, Kyle Stapp 53.

WAWASEE 164, South Bend RILEY 170

WAWASEE (164); Ben Jackson 40, Derek Zurcher 45, Luke Jackson 42, Tyler Hare 39, Josh Matti 43.

RILEY (170); Sam Dales 39, Jeremy Messersmith 42, David DePriest 45, Cody Robinson 49, Justin Tschida 44.

Records: Riley 0-1, Wawasee 1-0

JV score: Wawasee 186, Riley 201.

Michiana Sports Authority Sports Report April 12th

2011-04-12T07:31:00.000-07:00

SOFTBALL

MARIAN 5, JIMTOWN 3

Jimtown 200 010 0 — 3 2 2
Mishawaka Marian 203 000 x — 5 6 2

Shelby Kankel (L) and Christy Doan; Ariel Sheets (W, 3-0) and Ellen Nagy.

WESTVILLE 6, KNOX 5

Knox 010 040 0 — 5
Westville 020 011 2 — 6

Highlights: Ashley Henrich (W) struck out 11 in the win

TRITON 10, TIPPECANOE VALLEY 0

Tippy Valley 000 000 — 0 3 4
Triton 032 113 — 10 11 0

Ashli Rutherford (L) and Amy Hilliard; Mallorie Jennings (W, 3-2) and Katie Claxon.

2B: Hilliard (TV), Allyson Brown (T).

MISHAWAKA 2, Elkhart MEMORIAL 0 (8 innings)

Mishawaka 000 000 02 — 2 7 0
Memorial 000 000 00 — 0 1 3

Shelbie Jones (W, 4-2) and Chloe Nelson; Ali Iabagnilio (L) and Nikki Ambrose.

2B: Bethany Stoltz (M).

Highlights: Jones struck out 14 and had the game-winning RBI.

KOUTS 15, NORTH JUDSON 2

Kouts 22(11) 00 — 15 14 2
North. Judson 100 01 — 2 4 3

E. McNeil (W) and E. Rosenbaum; Erica Humes (L) and Jessica Jachim.

WAWASEE 6, FAIRFIELD 3

Wawasee 000 204 0 — 6 9 3
Fairfield 001 000 2 — 3 5 1

Gabi Routson (W) and Madi Anderson; Ashlyn Knepp (L), Morgan Miller (5) and Riley Troyer.

2B: Amber Yoder (W), Taylor Spangle (W), Alyssa Kaufman (F), Riley Troyer (F).

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South Bend WASHINGTON 7, CULVER GIRLS ACADEMY 0

CGA 000 000 0
Washington 112 111 x

WP: Emily Plencner (2-2); LP: Natlie Bittles

2B: Kyleigh Beeker (C)

Highlights: Julie Miller was 2-for-4 with three RBIs and Maddy Orvis was 2-for-4 with two RBIs for Washington.

WESTVILLE 6, KNOX 5

Knox 010 040 0 — 5 6 0
Westville 020 011 2 — 6 10 0

2B: Shayna Conner (K), Bianca Mendoza (W)

3B: Janyl Zachary (K), Shelly Cunningham (W), Rachel Morgan (W)

SOUTH CENTRAL 10, RIVER FOREST 0

River Forest 000 000 0 — 0 1 4
South. Central 030 331 x — 10 11 0

2B: Jessica Sturdy (SC), Kayla Pritchard (SC).

Highlights: Haley Bauer (SC) allowed one hit in the complete-game shutout win and Pritchard (SC) drove in five.

BOYS GOLF

NORTHWOOD 160, W. NOBLE 167

NORTHWOOD (160): Dylan Gessinger 36, Payton Grubbs 39, Jesse Morganthaler 43, Jon Christofeno 43, Nate Trippel 42.

JV score: NorthWood 197, West Noble 230; Records: NorthWood 1-0.

GOSHEN 155, FAIRFIELD 162, NORTHRIDGE 164

GOSHEN (155): Brandon Doss 36, Austin Bender 38, Steven Koronkiewicz 40, Austin Shaffer 41, Alex Hartsough 45.

FAIRFIELD (162): Brad Shipley 40, Bryan Ulrich 37, Zach Hochstetler 41, Wyatt Stutzman 44, Nate Kropf 44.

NORTHRIDGE (164): Logan McBride 41, Rhett Holaway 39, Jeremy Kauffman 42, Andy Morrison 42, Will Erekson 42.

JV score: Fairfield 169, Goshen 190, Northridge 191; Records: Fairfield 1-1, Northridge 0-2.

ELKHART MEMORIAL 182, MISHAWAKA 185

Elkhart MEMORIAL (182): Frank Iavagnilio 43, Kyle Lipa 48, Noah Strati 45, Sam Rodino 48, Chase Whicker 46.

MISHAWAKA (185): Joe Herman 46, John Herman 45, Ryan Mathes 42, Cory Sairato 60, Kyle Stapp 62.

BASEBALL

South Bend ST. JOSEPH’S 5, South Bend CLAY 1

South Bend St. Joe 000 011 3 — 5 8 1
South Bend Clay 100 000 x — 1 5 3

Dylan McMahon (W, 2-0), Brad Hartman (5, S) and Neal Dowling; Devon Bailey (L, 1-1), Justin Laureys (7) and Aaron Matthews.

2B: Laureys (C), Sean Slattery (C), Evan Witsken (SJ), Joe McCombs (SJ).

HR: Dowling (SJ), McCombs (SJ).

PENN 7, South Bend RILEY 2

Penn 112 110 1 — 7 10 2
South Bend Riley 002 000 0 — 2 1 4

Chad Whitmer (W, 1-0), Jordan Gosztola (7) and Max Andresen; Brett Carlson (L), Matt Salmon (6) and James Salmon, Tyler Crain.

2B: Andresen (P), Kyle Schneider (P), Kyle Richard (P).

3B: Richard (P).

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SOUTH CENTRAL 9, VALPARAISO 6

Valparaiso 202 110 0 — 6 5 4
South. Central 324 000 x — 9 7 1

Jordan Landgrebe (L), Tyler Ingram (3) and Joe Gallinatti; Garrett Walter (W, 2-1) and Cody Young.

HR: Walter (SC).

Highlights: Walter (SC) homered and drove in four RBIs and Cody Young (SC) and Dan Snyder (SC) each had two hits.

Records: South Central 5-1-1, Valparaiso 2-3.

KOUTS 14, NORTH JUDSON 12 (8 innings)

Kouts 102 002 63 — 14 11 1
North. Judson 213 041 01 — 12 13 5

2B: Brenner Cruce (NJ), Andrew Frasure (NJ), Steven Bailey (NJ), Dylan Thompson (NJ), Steven Wajda (NJ).

HR: Dalton Tunis (NJ), Josh Muzik (NJ).

ROCHESTER 12, CULVER 3

Rochester 230 400 3 — 12 16 1
Culver 001 020 0 — 3 5 4

Cyrus Holland (W, 1-0), Travis Wottring (5), Peyton Showley (7) and Jon O’Dell; Collin Stevens (L), Nick Zehner (4) and A. J. Neace.

2B: Cahner Thompson (R).

HR: Wottring (R), Cameron Screeton (R).

Highlights: Screeton (R) had five RBIs in the game.

Records: Rochester 2-2, Culver 2-2.

WESTVILLE 5, EAST CHICAGO 2

East. Chicago 200 000 0 — 2
Westville 000 050 x — 5

GOSHEN 8, W. NOBLE 7 (8 innings)

West Noble 020 210 02 — 7 6 3
Goshen 011 002 13 — 8 8 4

Nick Noe, Kyle Halderman (7, L) and Korey Kendall; Sylas Buller, Troy Pickard (3), Diego Garcia (8, W) and Travis Pickard.

2B: Garcia (G), Brad Taylor (G).

ELKHART CENTRAL 12, South Bend ADAMS 2

Elkhart Central 052 032 0 — 12
South Bend Adams 011 000 0 — 2

Notes: Elkhart Central’s Ronnie Hawkins had four hits and four RBIs and Jack Bernacchi had four hits with a homer. Carson Volhiem and Adam Raifsnider had two hits.

MISHAWAKA 4, Mishawaka MARIAN 2

Mishawaka Marian 000 000 2 — 2 9 2
Mishawaka 022 000 x — 4 7 0

Taylor Krugh (L, 1-2), Drew Hasler (6) and Josh Turnock; Zak Sobieralski (W, 2-0) and Josh Fry.

2B: Fry (MI), Bobby Norell (MA).

3B: Vince Ravotto (MA).

HR: Casey Demonia (MI).

TIPPECANOE VALLEY 10, TRITON 1

T. Valley 106 301 — 11 10 3
Triton 001 000 — 1 5 6

Clayton Adamson (W, 1-0), Chase Burnau (5), Cory Krider (6) and Jacob Ritchey, Brody Andrews; Maxx Ullery (L, 0-1) and Erik Hoffman.

2B: James Hackworth (TV), Cory Krider (TV).

HR: Brody Andrews (TV), Trey Jones (TV).

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GIRLS TENNIS

NEW PRAIRIE 4, NORTH JUDSON 1

SINGLES: 1. Katie Garoutte (NP) beat Laura Bailey 6-1, 6-3; 2. Brianna Davis (NP) beat Paydin Barrett 6-3, 6-3; 3. Jordann Frasure (NJ) beat Alex Keller 6-0, 6-4.

DOUBLES: 1. Kasey Marley-Briann Kinkaid (NP) beat Rusanna Bailey-Rachel Ammons 6-3, 6-3; 2. Carlie Dunn-Alli Marley (NP) beat Carrigan Baxter-Ann Chinworth 6-1, 7-6(5).

JV score: New Prairie 8, North Judson 4; Varsity records: New Prairie 2-0, North Judson 0-2.

KNOX 5, TRITON 0

SINGLES: 1. Kierstynn Combs beat Aubrey Boardman 6-3, 6-2; 2. Elisabeth Caudill beat Savannah Baker 6-1, 6-2; 3. Shelby Gilbert beat Jessica Babendrager 6-0, 6-0.

DOUBLES: 1. Katelyn Peters-Brittany Shannon beat Britney Edington-Marissa Ross 6-3, 6-0; 2. Chelsea Collins-Kelsey Thomas beat Nargiza Amirova-Kendall Mason 6-1, 6-0.

Michiana Sports Authority Sports Report April 10

2011-04-10T07:18:00.000-07:00

SOFTBALL

ANGOLA 2-4, NORTHRIDGE 1-8

Angola 000 000 2 — 2 4 0
Northridge 000 000 1 — 1 5 0

Erica Zachrich (W) and Lindsey Kozz. Caity Pixley (L, 2-1) and Kerri Doutlick.

2B: (N) Haley Schrock, Britney Wingard, Carley Miller; (A) Kiersten Goings, Angel Hedglin 2.

Second game

Angola 000 301 0 — 4 4 3
Northridge 040 031 x — 8 7 0

Haley Nixon (W, 1-0) and Carlie Miller. Megan Schwartzentruber (L) and Kozz.

2B: (N) Catarine Gage, Doutlick; (A) Schwartzentruber.

Highlights: Gage had three hits and two RBIs for the winners.

Record: Northridge 4-1.

JV scores: Northridge 4-0, Niles 0-10.

GOSHEN 2-12, MISHAWAKA 0-1

Goshen 000 002 0 — 2 2 1
Mishawaka 000 000 0 — 0 1 2

Natalie Newell (W) and Aimee Swihart. Shelbie Jones (L, 3-2) and Chloe Nelson.

HR: (G) Newell.

Highlights: Newell hit a two-run home run in the sixth inning, while striking out 17 and allowing one hit. Jones struck out 14 in a two-hitter for Mishawaka.

Second game

Goshen 310 111 5 — 12 16 0
Mishawaka 010 000 0 — 1 6 2

Newell (W), McKenzie Byler (6) and Swihart. Crystal Markiewicz (L, 1-1) and Becca Hite.

2B: (G) Newell 2, Taylor Caoette, Kaitlyn Troyer; (M) Kelly Straub.

Highlights: Newell had three hits for Goshen.

LAPORTE 4, PLYMOUTH 1

LaPorte 010 021 0 — 4 2 2
Plymouth 000 010 0 — 1 3 4

PENDLETON HEIGHTS 10, South Bend ADAMS 2

South Bend Adams 101 000 0 — 2 4 1
Pendleton 340 210 X — 10 11 1

Bailey Bendfiel (W), Brooke Weldina (S, 1), and Sierra Lewis. Michelle Szucs (L), Koryn Ullery and K’ya Toles.

HR: K’ya Toles (A).

CHESTERTON 9,South Bend ADAMS 4

Chesterton 203 202 0 — 9 12 1
Adams 101 000 2 — 4 11 2

Micheala Sosbey (W) and Mallory McKee. Michelle Szucs (L), Paige Spychalski and Gina Catanzarite.

2B: Hannah McDonald (A). K’yaToles (A). Moranda Hegedus (A).

Highlights: McDonald had two hits with three runs scored.

Records: Adams 1-4.

PENN 10, NILES 0

At Penn Spring Break Tournament

Niles 000 00 — 0 3 0
Penn 113 05 — 10 15 0

MacKenzie Joecken (W, 1-0) and Holly Hoffman, Claryce Gedde (5). VanderLeere (L) and Hannah Porterfield.

2B: (P) Jen Sears.

3B: (P) Maddie Smith

HR: (P) Hoffman, Joecken

Highlights: Hoffman drove in three runs and Joecken and Sears each drove in two.

PENN 3, LAFAYETTE JEFFERSON 1

At Penn Spring Break Tournament

Penn 000 200 1 — 3 6 0
Lafayette Jeff 001 000 0 — 1 6 2

Alex Tashijan (W, 4-1) and Hoffman. Bruce (L) and Orttier.

2B: (P) Hoffman, Shannon Stephan.

Highlights: Alyssa Davis scored on a squeeze bunt by Megan Miller for the go-ahead run in the fourth.

Records: Penn 5-1.

ROCHESTER 22, CARROLL 1

At Rochester

Carroll 000 10 — 1 2 4
Rochester 328 9x — 22 19 1

ROCHESTER 13, PIONEER 1

Pioneer 100 200 — 3 4 3
Rochester 240 241 — 13 20 2

Record: Rochester 5-0.

South Bend ST. JOSEPH’S 6-2, HAMMOND MORTON 1-0

At South Bend

Morton 010 000 0 — 1 7 2
South Bend St. Joseph’s 001 032 x — 6 9 0

Christina Gillis (W, 1-0) and Annmarie Lindzy; Jess Charbunnran (L, 2-1) and Clare Rossi

2B: Lindzy (SJ)

Second game

Morton 000 000 0 — 0 4 0
St. Joseph’s 001 100 x — 2 4 1

Alissa Plenzler (W, 1-0) and Annmarie Lindzy; Alex Justime (L, 1-1) and Clare Rossi

2B: Emily McCollester-Purlee (SJ)

3B: Taylor Kurzhal (SJ)

Records: St. Joseph’s 4-1; Morton 3-2.

WESTVILLE 10-11, WEST CENTRAL 0-0

West Central 000 00 — 0 1 8
Westville 504 1x — 10 10 3

Second game

West Central 000 00 — 0 2 4
Westville 515 0x — 11 8 1

BASEBALL

South Bend CLAY 9, MICHIGAN CITY 3

At Clay

Michigan City 010 200 0 — 3 5 2
Clay 030 510 x — 9 12 2

Dominick Romans (W, 1-0) and Aaron Matthews. Brandon Loman (L, 1-1), Logan Kaletha (4), Jake Povlack (6) and Andrew Ray.

2B: (C) Devon Bailey.

3B: (MC) Ray.

Highlights: Mitch Hartman had three hits and two RBIs and Eric Kelver scored three runs for Clay.

Records: Clay 2-0; Michigan City 2-3.

CULVER 8-2, LACROSSE 5-4

At LaCrosse

Culver 022 310 0 — 8 9 4
LaCrosse 010 020 2 — 5 8 4

Zoe Bauer (W, 1-0), Collin Stevens (7) and A.J. Neace. Jimmy Rippe (L) and Sam Culver.

2B: (L) Gorrell.

Second game

Culver 110 000 0 — 2 6 1
LaCrosse 103 000 x — 4 6 1

Dyjack (W) and Culver. Scotty Brown (L, 0-1) and Neace.

2B: (C) Sam Hendrickson, Brian Nelson; (L) Dyjack.

Records: Culver 3-1; LaCrosse 5-3.

ELKHART CENTRAL 6-14, TIPPECANOE VALLEY 4-4

Tippy Valley 000 000 0 — 4 2 3
Central 020 012 x — 5 6 1

Tanner Tully (W, 2-0) Cory Malcom (7) and Adam Raifsnider. James Hackworth (L, 1-1) Clayton Adamson (5) and Jacob Ritchey.

2B: (TV) Tanner Andrews, Kameron Larimer; (EC) Tully, Malcom.

Second game

Tippy Valley 400 004 — 6 3 3
Central 412 34x — 14 10 0

Riley Futterknecht (W), Ronnie Hawkins (5) and Adam Raifsnider; Tanner Andrews (L, 0-1), Chase Burnau (2), Bret Cooper (3) and Brody Andrews, Jacob Ritchey (3), Dan Miller (5).

2B: (TV) Larimer; (EC) Tully, Carson Volheim.

HR: (EC) Tully.

Records: Central 4-0; Tippecanoe Valley 1-2.

FAIRFIELD 7, WAWASEE 1

Wawasee 000 100 0 — 1 8 6
Fairfield 102 031 x — 7 6 2

Jerad Stump (W) and Jordan Bontrager. Nate Schwartz (L), Jordan Schmitt (5) and Dylan Wallace.

2B: (F) Bontrager.

Record: Wawasee 1-4.

GLENN 10-11, ROCHESTER 2-12

At Walkerton

Rochester 000 100 1 — 2 4 4
Glenn 003 304 x — 10 10 1

Sean Liedkty (W, 2-0) and Charlie Dreessen. Aaron Stuart (L, 0-2), Jon O’Dell (5) and Carter Screeton.

3B: (G) Brock Solmos.

Highlights: Solmos had three hits and drove in four runs for the winners.

Second game

Rochester 201 600 3 — 12 13 3
Glenn 300 142 1 — 11 11 5

Cahner Thompson, John O’Dell (3), Cameron Screeton (5) (W, 1-0) and Payton Showley. Ross Columbia, Justin Gierlowski (4), Kyle Liedtky (5) (L, 0-1) and Dreessen.

2B: (R) Chad Miller, Aaron Stuart 2, Zac Shoen; (G) Gierlowski, Tommy Knape, Kyle Liedtky, Jon Stewart.

Highlights: Screeton singled in the eventual winning run in the seventh.

Records: Glenn 3-2; Rochester 1-2.

GOSHEN 17-2, NEW PRAIRIE 2-5

At New Carlisle

Goshen 080 90 — 17 15 0
New Prairie 001 01 — 2 3 7

Michael Lewallen (W), Troy Pickard (5) and Travis Pickard. Drake Wisser (L), Chayse Davis (3), Cal Debiak (3), Brian Lockhart (4) and Davis, Wisser (3).

2B: (G) Troy Pickard, Warren Kay, Juan Nunez; (NP) Seth Shail, Kody Gorny.

HR: (NP) Wisser.

Highlights: Troy Pickard and Nunez each had three hits. Nunez also scored three runs.

Second game

Goshen 020 000 00 — 2 4 1
New Prairie 010 001 03 — 5 9 0

Shail (W) and Gorny. Casey Looker, Kay (4). Brad Taylor (7) (L) and Travis Pickard.

2B: (NP) Shail, Davis.

HR: (NP) Nick Dobkins.

Highlights: Dobkins hit a walk-off three-run home run in the eighth and drove in all five runs for New Prairie.

Mishawaka MARIAN 12-24, LAVILLE 2-0

At Lakeville

Mishawaka Marian 000 75 — 12 9 0
LaVille 020 00 — 2 3 1

John Leszczynski (W, 3-0) and Josh Turnock; Justin Baker (L), Cody Kimbel (4) and Daniel Rensberger.

2B: (L) Anthony Singleton, Quentin Herbster.

HR: Chris Stump (L)

Highlights: Corey Samuels had three hits and two RBI for the Knights. Matt Gibson had three RBI. Vince Ravotto had two hits.

Second game

Mishawaka Marian 387 60 — 24 20 0
LaVille 000 00 — 0 2 3

Andrew Price (W, 1-0), Luke Niespodziany (5) and Kyle Luczkowski; Joe Vest (L), Austin Manges, (2), Chris Stump (4) and Trenton Priser

2B: (M) Andrew Price, Chase Parker 2, Brendan Short 2, Josh Turnock, Adam Janowiak; (L) Stump.

Highlights: Price and Parker each had four hits. Parker and Short each had three RBI.

Records: Marian 5-2; LaVille 1-3.

MISHAWAKA TOURNAMENT

At Mishawaka

ST. JOSEPH, MICH., 9, MISHAWAKA 7 (12 INN.); NILES 8, WESTVIEW 4; MISHAWAKA 5, WESTVIEW 4 (CONSOLATION); NILES 12, ST. JOSEPH, MICH., 6 (CHAMPIONSHIP)

PENN 2, ANDREAN 0

At Merrillville

Penn 001 001 0 — 2 4 2
Andrean 000 000 0 — 0 4 0

Tyler Thompson (W, 2-0) and Max Andresen. Zak Ryan (L, 1-1) and Jordan Falls.

2B: (P) Kyle Schneider; (A) Tyler Ochi.

Highlights: Sam Sweeden singled home Schneider, who doubled for the first run.

Records: Penn 2-0; Andrean 2-1.

BOYS TRACK

CULVER MILITARY RELAYS

At Culver Academy

TEAM SCORES: 1. MARION 116; 2. HOBART 96; 3. PLYMOUTH 78.5; 4. LAPORTE 76; 5. CMA 43.5; 6. CONCORD 42; 7. LOGANSPORT 34; 8. MARQUETTE 6.

3200 relay 1. LaPorte (Josh Hojnacki, David Duffin, Stuart West, Mitch Hubner) 8:14.06 (new meet record); 2. Concord, 8:41.2; 6. Plymouth, 9:04.3.

Shuttle hurdles: 1. Marion, 1:03.2; 2. Plymouth, 1:07.8.

100: 1. Marcus Marble (M) :11.0; 2. Payton McCoy (LP) :11.0; 3. Marcus Shannon (CMA) :11.5; 4. Will Mulroy (C) :11.6; 6. Sam Stevens (P) :11.7.

1500: 1. Kyle Overway (L) 4:27.3; 2. Anthony Didion (LP) 4:28.1; 5. Leoploldo Burguete (CMA) 4:34.6; 6. Santiato Ibarra (P) 4:36.5.

400 relay: 1. Marion, :44.0; 2. LaPorte, :44.1; 3. CMA, :45.4; 4. Plymouth, :45.8.

Sprint medley: 1. Marion, 1:36.1; 2. Plymouth, 1:37.9; 3. CMA, 1:38.9; 5. LaPorte, 1:41.

6400 relay: 1. LaPorte (Morgan Dearing, Jonathan Didion, Kevin Hucksted, Anthony Didion) 19:19.1; 3. Concord, 19:55.6; 4. CMA, 19:59.1; 5. Plymouth, 20:02.

800 relay: 1. Marion, 1:31.5; 2. Concord, 1:34; 3. CMA, 1:35.3; 5. Plymouth, 1:42.7.

Distance medley: 1. LaPorte (Josh Johnacki, Skyler coburn, Stuart West, Mitch Hubner) 10:31.2; 5. Plymouth, 12:04.5; 6. CMA, 12:05.4.

1600 relay: 1. Concord (Grant Bass, Keenan Burnett, Steve Mulroy, Will Mulroy) 3:31.5; 2. LaPorte, 3:33.4; 5. Plymouth, 3:49.4.

Long jump: 1. Terry Riley (M) 20-5½; 3. Brandon Ciolli (MCM) 19-½; 4. Tristan VandeVelde (CMA) 18-10 5. Jordan Knaap (P) 18-6.

Triple jump: 1. Dionte Morrell (M) 40-5; 3. Jordan Knaap (P) 35-3½; 5. Sean Smith (P) 34-3; 6. Justin Garrett (LP) 34-3.

High jump: 1. Matt Stewart (H) 6-3; 2. Alex Burke (CMA) 6-1; 5. (tie) Sean Smith (P) and Stephen Galloway (LP) 5-8.

Shot put: 1. Jeremy Koselke (H) 52-6¾; 2. Tyler Vermillion (P) 44-7; 3. Dan Samuelson (P) 43-4¼; 5. Austin Epple (LP) 41-1¾.

Discus: 1. Jeremy Koselke (H) 148-7; 2. Brandon Kleckner (P) 144-3; 3. Austin Epple (LP) 127-7; 4. Dan Samuelson (P) 125-4; 5. Andrew Storey (C) 123-0; 6. Paul Gary (LP) 111-4.

Pole vault: 1. Derrick Lee (P) 14-0; 4. Nestor Ruiz-Velasco (C) 11-6; 6. (tie) Sam Johnacki (LP) and Caleb Nash (CMA) 10-0.

CULVER ACADEMIES RELAYS

At Culver

TEAM SCORES: CULVER GIRLS ACADEMY 122, PLYMOUTH 113, MARION 88, LAPORTE 73, HOBART 47, LOGANSPORT 47, MICHIGAN CITY MARQUETTE 1

First places and area finishers

6,400 relay: 1, Culver Girls Academy (Kylee Shipley, Kaycee Hermanson, Eden Brackenbury, Waverly Neer) 22:52.8 (MEET RECORD). 2, Plymouth 25:26.9. 4, LaPorte 28:17.2.

400 shuttle hurdles relay: 1, Culver Girls Academy (Ashley Taylor, Jasmine Solola, Ana Sofia Gonzalez, Amber Cowell) 1:12.8. 2, Plymouth 1:14.2. 3, LaPorte 1:15.2.

Distance medley relay: 1, Marion (Amanda Wolfe, Darrien Randle, Ali Burritt, Lila Persinger) 13:44.9. 2, Culver Girls Academy 14:15.7. 3, LaPorte 14:25.6. 4, Plymouth 14:27.6.

Sprint medley relay: 1, Plymouth (Tracy Longanecker, Emmelyn Brant, Haley Smart, Meagan Fisher) 1:56.0. 2, Culver Girls Academy 1:56.2. 4, LaPorte 2:06.3.

1,600 relay: 1, Plymouth (Emmelyn Brant, Haley Smart, Danica Cureton, Meagan Fisher) 4:24.3. 2, Culver Girls Academy 4:36.4. 4, LaPorte 5:01.4.

400 relay: 1, Culver Girls Academy (Ashley Taylor, Emily Rich, Laura Ma, Anne Marie Dumas) 51.8. 2, LaPorte 53.2. 4, Plymouth 54.6.

1500: 1, Waverly Neer (CGA) 4:37.9 (MEET RECORD). 3, Elena Lancioni (LP) 5:16.6. 4, Lila Persinger (Mar) 5:29.6. 5, Emily Walden (Ply) 5:41.0.

100: 1, Darrian Randle (Mar) 12.8. 2, Ashley Taylor (CGA) 12.9. 3, Jenice O’Neal (LP) 13.3. 5, Tracy Longanecker (Ply) 14.3.

800 relay: 1, Marion (Milikah Moore, Desarae Lashore, Sasha Artis, Darrian Randle) 1:50.6. 2, LaPorte 1:54.7. 3, Plymouth 1:55.3. 4, Culver Girls Academy 1:55.6.

3,200 relay: 1, Hobart (Alycia Corral, Mindy Whidden, Sarah Jackson, Celena Guerrero) 10:35.6. 2, Culver Girls Academy 10:35.7. 4, Plymouth 11:23.5. 5, LaPorte 11:33.3.

High jump: 1, Sasha Artis (Mar) 5-0. 3, Meagan Fisher (Ply) 4-8. 4, Kenzie Ungar (CGA) 4-8. 5, Carly Baker (Ply) 4-8. 6, Colleen Falk (Marquette) 4-8.

Long jump: 1, Milikah Moore (Mar) 16-2. 3, Hannah Christy (Ply) 14-9. 5, Carly Baker (Ply) 14-4. 6, Tori Novak (LP) 13-7.

Shot put: 1, Hannah Christy (Ply) 36-11 ¾. 2, Leah Heckaman (CGA) 36-4. 4, Eberle Miller (CGA) 32-10 ¼. 6, Renata Wiltfong (LP) 27-7 ¼.

Discus: 1, Hannah Christy (Ply) 101-2. 2, Leah Heckaman (CGA) 91-5. 3, Brittany Gantz (Ply) 91-3. 6, Maria Sobecki (LP) 80-5.

Pole vault: 1, Courtni Fryer (LP) 9-6. 3, Megan Nibert (LP) 8-0. 4, Tie between Jamie Jagnecki (Ply) and Sharon Chen (CGA) 7-0. 6, Henrietta Conrad (CGA) 7-0.

Triple jump: 1, Jasmine Solola (CGA) 32-7. 3, Hannah Christy (Ply) 30-5. 4, Carly Baker (Ply) 28-11.

Michiana Sports Report

2011-04-09T08:12:00.000-07:00

Baseball Scoreboard Lake Central 4 Highland 0, LaPorte 10 Hobart 1, Washington Township 24 Bowman Academy 0 5 Innings, Merrillville 8 Lowell 3

Softball Scoreboard LaPorte 11 SB Clay 3, Hanover Central 7 North Newton 0, Crown Point Point Guard Kelly Gross to play Basketball at IU Northwest.

BOYS TRACK

WINAMAC 112, WEST CENTRAL 20

SOFTBALL

LAPORTE 11, South Bend CLAY 3

Clay 010 110 0 -- 3 6 3
LaPorte 030 053 x -- 11 16 3

BASEBALL

LAPORTE 10, HOBART 1

At LaPorte
Hobart 000 010 0 -- 1 1 5
LaPorte 022 402 x -- 10 7 0

Phil Madrek (L, 1-1), Justin Machaj (3) and Jake Trezak; Ben Saliwanchik (W, 2-0), Tommy Snyder (7) and Kyle Upp.

2B: David Eldridge (L), Tyrus Joseforsky (H).

3B: Jacob Craft (L).

Highlights: Saliwanchik (L) allowed one hit and one run over six innings and Nick Latham (L) had two hits and three RBI's.

Records: LaPorte 4-2, Hobart 4-2.

LAVILLE 2,South Bend RILEY 0

LaVille 101 000 0 -- 2 5 0
Riley 000 000 0 -- 0 1 2

Ron Bettcher (W) and Dan Rensberger; Matt Salmon (L), Brandon Rife (5) and James Salmon and Tyler Crain.

Highlights: Bettcher struck out 12 batters for LaVille in the complete-game one-hit shutout.

TRITON 10, PLYMOUTH 7

Triton 301 030 3 -- 10 7 5
Plymouth 501 010 0 -- 7 5 11

Zak Shively, Jordan Koontz (5, W); Hayden Skirvin, Doug Andrews (5, L).

2B: Marc Lindsey (T), Damon Howe (P), Chase Peters (P)

HR: Jacob Seagraves (P).

BASEBALL

GLENN 3, FAIRFIELD 2

At Walkerton

Fairfield 100 100 0 -- 2 4 2
Glenn 020 010 x -- 3 6 2

Mark Einhorn (W, 1-0), Sean Liedtky (S-1) and Charlie Dreessen. Scott Garrett, Jordan Hochstetler (L) and Jordan Bontrager.

2B: (F) David Mohney; (G) Tommy Knape 2.

HR: (G) Liedtky.

CULVER 2, CASTON 1

Culver 001 010 0 -- 2 5 3
Caston 000 001 0 -- 1 3 3

Collin Stevens (W, 1-0) and A.J. Neace. Michael Smith (L).

Highlights: Stevens had two hits and pitched a complete-game, three-hitter for Culver.

NORTH JUDSON 7, W. CENTRAL 1

North Judson 104 20 -- 7 11 1
West Central 001 00 -- 1 1 1

WESTVILLE 9, NORTH WHITE 8

North White 102 40 -- 8 5 5
Westville 003 42 -- 9 9 2

SOFTBALL

ROCHESTER 19, NORTH JUDSON 1

N. Judson 000 10 -- 1 2 5
Rochester (12)24 1x -- 19 13 1

Abbie Malchow (W) and Kaelee Smith; Danielle Fields (L) and Jessica Jaclim.

2B: Kirsten Elliott (R), Arin Johnson (R), Alanie Sroufe (R), Murphy (R).

LAPORTE 6, PORTAGE 4 (9 innings)

At Portage

LaPorte 100 102 002 -- 6 9 11
Portage 003 010 000 -- 4 5 4

WEST CENTRAL 13, LACROSSE 7

West Central 334 101 1 -- 13 14 3
LaCrosse 000 502 0 -- 7 8 6

Joelyn Flotow (W, 1-2) and Powell. Mareska (L) and Guse.

2B: (WC) Courtney Nelson; (L) Mann, Evert.

3B: (WC) Justine Kruger.

HR: (WC) Nelson.

BOYS TRACK

LAPORTE 73, MISHAWAKA 57, PLYMOUTH 34

3200 relay 1. LaPorte (Josh Hojnacki, David Duffin, Stewart West, Mitch Hubner) 8:20.23, 2. Mishawaka 8:25.34; 110 hurdles: 1. Skyler Coburn (L) 15.15, 2. Tyler Bradley (M) 17.25; 100: 1. Payton McCoy (L) 11.53, 2. James O'Neal (L) 11.73; 1600: 1. Mitch Hubner (L) 4:38.75, 2. Miguel Lozano (M) 4:40.15; 400 relay: 1. LaPorte (Nick Latchford, James O'Neal, Payton McCoy, Skylar Coburn) 44.15; 400: 1. Derek Lee (P) 51.94, 2. Stewart West (L) 53.37; 300 hurdles: 1. Skylar Coburn (L) 40.26, 2. Tyler Bradley (M) 43.36; 800: 1. Mitch Hubner (L) 2:02.96, 2. Stewart West (L) 2:03.09.

200: 1. Payton McCoy (L) 23.19, 2. Sam Stevens (P) 23.86; 3200: 1. Miguel Lozano (M) 9:55.40, 2. A.J. Walker (M) 9:57.70; 1600 relay: 1. Mishawaka (Tyler Bradley, Austin Slabaugh, Aaron Hensley, Mike Louderback) 3:36.82, 2. LaPorte 3:37.61; Long jump: 1. Scott Schreiber (L) 19-1½, 2. Mike Louderback (M) 18-8; High jump: 1. Curlean Williams (M) 5-10, 2. Stephen Galloway (L) 5-8; Shot put: 1. Jason Donahue (M) 45-9, 2. Dan Samuelson (P) 43-11; Discus: 1. Jason Donahue (M) 133-3, 2. Brandon Kleckner (P) 133-1½; Pole vault: 1. Derek Lee (P) 12-6, 2. Umron Alkotob (M) 12-0.

ROCHESTER 73, GLENN 58

3200 relay 1. Rochester (Alex Schafer, Evan Downs, Alex Gudenian, last runner omitted) 8:47; 110 hurdles: 1. Tanner Harman (G) :16.55; 2. Ramsen Bel-Nimrod (R) :19.25; 100: 1. Mike Childs (G) :11.2; 2. Slade Frey (G) :11.29; 1600: 1. Alex Schafer (R) 4:52; 2. Stacy Noland (G) 4:58; 400 relay: 1. Glenn (Mike Childs, Tanner Harman, Collin Howard, Slade Fry) :45.4; 400: 1. A.J. Hudkins (R) :56.4; 2. Alex Crump (G) :57.3; 300 hurdles: 1. Tanner Harman (G) :43.5; 2. Ransen Bel-Nimrod (R) :45.4; 800: 1. Alex Schafer (R) 2:13; 2. Seth Baker (G) 2:18.

200: 1. Mike Childs (G) :23.0; 2. Chris Goodman (R) :24.1; 3200: 1. Brendan Kamp (R) 11:14; 2. Alex Goodman (R) 11:19; 1600 relay: 1. Rochester (Chris Goodman, Ramsen Bel-Nimrod, Alex Schafer, A.J. Hudkins) 3:41; Long jump: 1. Collin Howard (G) 17-8; 2. Kyle Beachum (G) 15-10½; High jump: 1. Tanner Harman (G) 5-10; 2. Ramsen Bel-Nimrod (R) 5-8; Shot put: 1. Willy Brown (R) 37-3; 2. Tyler Miller (R) 36-0; Discus: 1. Willy Brown (R) 103-10; Pole vault: 1. Derrick Groehler (R) 8-6; 2. Stacy Noland (G) 8-0.

NORTH JUDSON 88, KOUTS 65, KNOX 62, NORTH WHITE 22

.

GIRLS TRACK

ROCHESTER 75, GLENN 56

3200 relay 1. Rochester (Emily Shepard, Brittany Rife, Kelsey Heller, Anna Meyer) 11:39; 100 hurdles: 1. Mary Ellen Schmalzried (G) :17.8; 2. Kelly Richard (R) :18.06;100: 1. Ashley Minix (R) :13.03; 2. Stephanie Redant (G) :13.1; 1600: 1. Anna Meyer (R) 5:42; 2. Karena Weiss (G) 6:50; 400 relay: 1. Rochester (Kaitlin Sawyer, Callie Richard, Brittney Rife, Ashley Minix) :53.9; 400: 1. Katie Dressen (G) 1:00.54; 2. Cayla ochs (G) 1:00.95; 300 hurdles: 1. Callie Richard (R) :57.1; 2. Mary Ellen Schmalzried (G) :57.7; 800: 1. Anna Meyer (R) 2:37; 2. Elly Alexander (G) 2:58.

200: 1. Ashley Minix (R) :28.4; 2. Stephanie Radant (G) :28.9; 3200: 1. Kelsey Heller (R) 14:35; 2. Raven Miller (G) 16:21; 1600 relay: 1. Rochester (Brittany Rife, Kaitlin Sawyer, Callie Richard, Anna Meyer) 4:41; Long jump: 1. Kate Sawyer (R) 14-3; 2. Steph Radant (G) 12-10; High jump: 1. Kate Sawyer (R) 4-10; 2. Katie Dressen (G) 4-8; Shot put: 1. Missy Lile (G) 28-7; 2. Shanna Ellinger (R) 27-0; Discus: 1. Missy Lile (G) 82-9; 2. Sarah Traversa (G) 73-2; Pole vault: 1. Hannah Okvey (R) 8-6; 2. Ashley Minix (R) 8-6.

NORTH JUDSON 98, KNOX 94½, KOUTS 67½, NORTH WHITE 15

3200 relay 1. North White, 12:82; 100 hurdles: 1. Megan Salter (KX) :17.7; 2. Hannah Birky (K) :17.77; 100: 1. Megan Block (NJ) :13.3; 2. Amber Fletcher (KX) :14.0; 1600: 1. Tara Hamstra (K) 5:54.2; 2. Kendall Gardner (NJ) 6:16.4; 400 relay: 1. North Judson, :55.1; 2. Knox, :57.1; 400: 1. Danielle Sallee (NJ) 1:08.7; 2. Courtney Conley (K) 1:10.6; 300 hurdles: 1. Cameron Croyle (NJ) :56.5; 2. Britney Florence (K) :59.0; 800: 1. Tara Hamstra (K) 2:37.9; 2. Lickner (NJ) 2:45.8.

200: 1. Megan Block (NJ) :28.3; 2. Amber Fletcher (KX) :29.8; 3200: 1. Tara Hamstra (K) 13:21.2; 2. Kendall Garnder (NJ) 14:05.1; 1600 relay: 1. North Judson, 4:49.5; 2. Kouts, 4:56.6; Long jump: 1. Hannah Folkers (KX) 15-2½; 2. Courntey Courtney Hanson (NJ) 14-5½; High jump: 1. Allie Zimmerle (K) 4-8; Shot put: 1. Mikalan Lambert (NJ) 33-10; 2. Kelsi Dvorszak (NJ) 32-2¾; Discus: 1. Mikalan Lambert (NJ) 94-0; 2. Hayley Windbigler (KX) 76-0; Pole vault: 1. Brooke Bennett (KX) 7-6; 2. Megan Sutter (K) 7-0.

GIRLS TENNIS

KNOX 5, BOONE GROVE 0

SINGLES: Kierstynn Combs beat Allyson Trevino, 6-0, 6-1; Elisabeth Caudill beat Allison Rice, 6-1, 6-0; Shelby Gilbert beat Kelsea Knight, 6-0, 6-0.

DOUBLES: Katelyn Peters-Brittany Shannon beat Jen Huerta-Rachel Lamb, 6-1, 6-0; Chelsea Collins-Kelsey Thomas beat Stephanie Montrevil-Lauren Jakubczk, 6-0, 6-0.

PLYMOUTH 5, GLENN 0

At Plymouth

SINGLES: 1. Erin Kinney beat Anna Schmalzried, 6-2, 6-0; 2. Kelly Hoeffler beat Paige Ullery, 6-0, 6-0; 3. Meagan Barron beat Kassi O'Brien, 6-0, 6-0.

DOUBLES: 1. Shannon Elliott-Lindsay Renz beat Allison Pudlo-Lauren Palfi, 6-0, 6-0; 2. Marissa German-Chelsea Thoden beat Victoria Clark-Sara Wolf, 6-0, 6-1.

BASEBALL

SOUTH CENTRAL 6, KNOX 3

Knox 010 100 1 — 3 9 1
South Central 000 240 x — 6 5 1

Blake Bridegroom (L, 1-1), Devin Heaton (5), Tyler Singleton (6) and Tyler VanVolkenberg; Ben Rosebaum (W, 2-0) and Cody Young.

2B: Tance Kehoe (K), Bridegroom (K), Dan Snyder (SC).

3B: Snyder (SC).

HR: Blake Geskey (SC).

WESTVIEW 6, WAWASEE 2

Westview 000 001 5 — 6 10 2
Wawasee 101 000 0 — 2 6 2

CULVER 4, NORTH JUDSON 2

North Judson 002 000 0 — 2 2 1
Culver 001 003 x — 4 8 1

Steven Bailey (L); Bryce Lindvall (W) and A.J. Neace.

2B: Dylan Thompson (NJ), Sam Hendrickson 2 (C), Zoe Bauer 2 (C), Neace (C), Pritz (C).

3B: Andrew Frasure (NJ).

TRITON 26, OREGON-DAVIS 1

Triton 75(10) 04 — 26 22 1
O-D 100 00 — 1 2 4

Bryson Mosier (W), Marc Lindsey (5) and Eric Hoffman, Cody Shively (5); Zach Taylor (L), James David (5) and William Becker, Aron Rotering (5).

2B: Jordan Koontz (T), Brad Whitt (T), Maxx Ullery 2 (T), Mosier 3 (T), Erik Hoffman 2 (T), Pete Kauffman (T).

3B: Lindsey (T).

HR: Mosier (T), Victor Vuittonet (T).

Highlights: Mosier went 5-for-5 with six RBIs and was the winning pitcher for the Trojans.

Records: Triton 1-0.

SOFTBALL

WAWASEE 7, TRITON 4

Triton 102 010 0 — 4 4 3
Wawasee 110 302 x — 7 11 6
GIRLS TENNIS

KNOX 5, ROCHESTER 0

SINGLES: 1. Kierstynn Comb s beat Audrey Zeyen 6-1, 6-2, 2. Elisabeth Caudill beat Rylee Burkett 6-1, 6-1, 3. Shelby Gilbert beat Makayla Stockberger 6-2, 6-2.

DOUBLES: 1. Katelyn Peters-Brittany Shannon beat Myranda Glant-Maddie Lewis 6-3, 6-1, 2. Chelsea Collins-Kelsey Thomas beat Lauren Daugherty-Aubrey Franklin 6-2, 6-2.

BOYS GOLF

WESTVILLE 210, OREGON-DAVIS 224

WESTVILLE (210): Christian Porter 46, David Pilarski 61, Aaron Lachiewicz 53, Corey Barton 54, Evan Schmidt 57.

OREGON-DAVIS (224): Derek Henigsmith 53, Chris Hamand 58, Jonah Hereen 59, Tristan Bell 56, Sam Seese 57.

BOYS TRACK

LAVILLE 65, CULVER 63

GIRLS TRACK

LAVILLE 112, CULVER 10

MISHAWAKA 100, LAPORTE 32; PLYMOUTH 78, LAPORTE 53; MISHAWAKA 91, PLYMOUTH 41

4 x 800 relay: 1, Mishawaka 10:37.71. 2, Plymouth 11:17.04. 100 hurdles: 1, Carlie Erne (L) 17.00. 2, Tori Novak (L) 18.06. 3, Tabitha Sherwood (P) 18.10. 100: 1, Abena/Ruthi Gyasiwa (M) 13.09. 2, Jenice O’Neal (L) 13.69. 3, Casidhe Vandall (M) 13.86. 1600: 1, Jessica Balko (M) 5:45.75. 2, Emily Walden (P) 5:55.12. 3, Shelby Harrell (P) 6:04.17. 4 x 100 relay: 1, Mishawaka 52.11. 2, LaPorte 54.01. 400: 1, Allison Zylstra (M) 1:04.16. 2, Lindsey Young (M) 1:05.27. 3, Tori Novak (L) 1:08.61. 300 hurdles: 1, Carlie Erne (L) 58.59. 2, Ashley Spence (M) 58.62. 3, Krista VanLue (P) 58.66. 800: 1, Miranda Stewart (M) 2:37.98. 2, Meagan Fisher (P) 2:38.32. 200: 1, Abena/Ruthi Gyasiwa (M) 27.38. 2, Jenice O’Neal (L) 28.42. 3, Chelsey Wakes (M) 28.62. 3200: 1, Jessica Balko (M) 12:40.11. 2, Amanda Zylstra (M) 13:07.97. 3, Shelby Harrell (P) 13:19.42. 4 x 400 relay: 1, Mishawaka 4:20.54. 2, Plymouth 4:40.92.

High jump: 1, Chelsey Wakes (M) 4-6. 2, Carly Baker (N) 4-4. 3, Brittany Ganz (P) and Sydnee Cooper (L) 4-2. Long jump: 1, Carlie Erne (L) 15-10. 2, Christy Hannah (P) 15-7 ½. 3, Casidhe Vandall (M) 14-0. Shot put: 1, Maria Tomlinson (M) 37-1. 2, Christy Hannah (P) 35-0. 3, Julie Crew (M) 33-6 ¾. Discus: 1, Margaret Reisdorf (M) 108-4. 2, Julir Crew 97-6. 3, Maria Tomlinson (M) 94-9. Pole vault: 1, Jamie Jagnecki (P) 7-0. 2, Casidhe Vandall (M) 6-6

Purdue Calumet and City of Hammond Announce Historic Partnership

2011-04-07T11:09:00.000-07:00

HAMMOND, Ind. – The city of Hammond and Purdue University Calumet announced its partnership in the development of an outdoor sports complex at Dowling Park during a joint press conference at the Jean Shephard Community Center. Visit http://webs.purduecal.edu/athletics/dowlingpark for a sneak peak at the initial plans for Dowling Park.
The complex, when fully developed, will include a six-court tennis facility; full size, lighted soccer field; and regulation baseball and soccer fields. Plans call for the complex to be developed in phases, subject to available funding. The city will fund one-third of the cost; Purdue Calumet will be responsible for the remainder through a combination of budgeted dollars and private fundraising efforts.
The first phase of the development will involve the addition of a collegiate tennis complex to the park. Phase two will feature soccer field development. The baseball and softball fields will be added during phase three. Included in each phase of development are additional park improvements, such as increased landscaping, a walking trail as well as a children’s recreation area. The cost figures for phases two and three are yet to be determined.
“I am proud of this agreement between the city of Hammond and Purdue Calumet to improve Dowling Park,” Hammond Mayor Tom McDermott said. “This project will allow Hammond residents to share state-of-the-art athletic facilities, and it also will greatly enhance our park. This is a true partnership.”
The complex is vital to Purdue Calumet and its efforts to expand its intercollegiate athletics program to 12 varsity programs over the next few years. Purdue Calumet, which has fielded men’s and women’s basketball programs for years, introduced men’s golf, men’s and women’s tennis and women’s volleyball during the current 2010-11 academic year and plans to see men’s and women’s cross country teams emerge in the fall of 2011. The expansion plan calls for men’s and women’s soccer squads to debut in 2012-13, followed by men’s baseball and women’s softball teams. The addition of the new athletic programs is also a part of the university’s enrollment management strategy.
“We want to be able to recruit talented and motivated, Northwest Indiana-are student-athletes who desire to continue their athletics career while they persist to earn a Purdue degree on our campus,” Purdue Calumet Chancellor Howard Cohen said. “This complex will go a long way enabling us to build a competitive athletics program in which outstanding student-athletes enjoy a first-class experience of learning and competing at Purdue Calumet.”
During their competition seasons, Purdue Calumet squads will have priority to related venues of the new complex. For the remainder of the year, the complex will be available to Hammond residents, sports teams and organizations.
“This agreement will go down in Purdue Calumet history as one of the cornerstones of our athletic expansion plan,” Purdue Calumet Athletic Director Dr. Bob Bunnell said. “The details of the arrangement are a true testament to Chancellor Cohen and Mayor McDermott, showcasing their willingness to help provide both Purdue Calumet and the city of Hammond with a complex that will be a focal point for athletic events in Northwest Indiana.”
Dowling Park is located less than two miles southeast of Purdue Calumet, east of Kennedy Avenue and immediately north Interstate 80/94. Due to construction of student housing on campus in recent years, land to develop campus-based, outdoor athletic facilities is limited.

April 7th Michiana Sports Authority Sports Report

2011-04-07T07:07:00.000-07:00

SOFTBALL

Elkhart MEMORIAL 6, South Bend RILEY 3

Elkhart Memorial 060 000 0 -- 6 7 0

South Bend Riley 002 010 0 -- 3 9 0

EM Paige Erwin (W), Ali Iavagnilio (5, S) and Tiffani Collins; SBR C. Fooroey (L) and Hensley.

Elkhart Memorial: Hits -- Paula Strausborger 2, Amie Kidder 2. RBI -- Iavagnilio 2, Tayler Miller 2.

South Bend Riley: Hits -- Allison 2, Busfield 2, Luft 2. 2B -- Busfield, Allison, Luft. RBI -- Allison 2.

.

WAWASEE 7, TRITON 4

Triton 102 010 0 -- 4 4 3

Wawasee 110 302 0 -- 7 11 6

Baseball

FAIRFIELD 11, LAVILLE 0

Fairfield 004 25 -- 11 7 3

LaVille 000 00 -- 0 1 7

WP -- Brad Lantz (1-0).

Fairfield: Hits -- Jerad Stump 3, Brad Newcomer 2. 2B -- B. Newcomer. RBI -- B. Newcomer 3, Stump 2. Runs -- Stump 3, Darin Hochstetler 3.

South Bend Silver Hawk Baseball

2011-04-06T08:00:00.000-07:00

Hawks Defeat Notre Dame in Exhibition Tune-up

South Bend, IN – Yazy Arbelo hit a grand slam and drove in five runs to lead the South Bend Silver Hawks to a 13-6 win over the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in an exhibition game at Frank Eck Stadium on Tuesday night.

Arbelo’s grand slam off of Dustin Ispas in the fourth inning turned a close game into a rout as the Hawks prepare for the regular season opener on Thursday. Raul Navarro added a two run homer in the fifth inning for South Bend.

The annual Silver vs. Gold Exhibition was played at Notre Dame for the first time in the series’ four year history. The Silver Hawks have won all four games over the Irish, which serves as a fundraiser for the Ara Parseghian Foundation.

J.R. Bradley allowed two runs on six hit in four innings on the mound. He was followed by Bradin Hagens, who was victimized by errors in giving up four unearned runs in his three innings on the hill.

Arbelo, Mike Freeman, and Chris Jarrett each had two hits to lead the offensive attack for South Bend, while five Silver Hawks combined to walk 11 times in the contest.

The Hawks open up the regular season Thursday evening at Parkview Field in Fort Wayne against the TinCaps (San Diego Padres). LHP David Holmberg is expected to start for South Bend against Fort Wayne’s RHP Keyvius Sampson. First pitch is scheduled for 7:05 PM Eastern Time with pregame coverage beginning at 6:45 PM Eastern Time on www.silverhawks.com and www.sportsjuice.com.

April 5, 2011 R H E LOB

Silver Hawks 13 13 3 11

Notre Dame 6 10 2 7

My Dream

2011-04-05T07:36:00.000-07:00

MICHIANA SPORTS AUTHORITY IS BACK
After an 8 month recovery from a car-mopad accident Michiana Sports Authority is back bigger and better then ever. Starting in June Michiana Sports Authority will be doing limited webcasting (check the website for broadcast).
Michiana Sports Authority has started new blogs INDIANA SPORTS AUTHORITY, MICHIGAN SPORTS AUTHORITY MIDWEST COLLEGE NEWS. ALONG WITH NORTHERN INDIANA SOCCER. Michiana Sports Authority is the only media out in North Central Indiana to broadcast soccer. Michiana Sports Authority now covers all colleges across the Midwest . And coming soon high school sports for the entire Midwest.
Michiana Sports Authority has also started new facebook pages, Indiana Sports Authority, Northern Lakes Conference, Northern States Conference, Northeast Corner Conference and Northern Indiana Conference You can also find facebook page’s for Northridge Athletics and Northwood Athletics these are just a few of the facebook pages started. With the help of Crystal Valley Media there is also facebook pages for THE TOWN OF MIDDLEBURY, NORTHERN INDIANA BUSINESS, THE BIG 11 MIDDLE SCHOOL CONFERENCE, CRYSTAL VALLEY MEDIA, THE TOWN OF BRISTOL AND CRYSTAL VALLEY FESTIVALS all of these facebook pages will give more and better coverage to the local communities. Coming soon Crystal Valley Connection Newsletter, look for the Michiana Sports Authority sports report and the Michiana Sports Authority College Report these will be posted on the Michiana Sports Authority Blog. Along with full coverage of Clinton Christian School events
Michiana Sports Authority has started ELKHART ST JOE COUNTY SCOREBOARD facebook page, All scores will be posted on the Michiana Sports Authority blog with updates on the Elkhart-St Joe County Scoreboard facebook page if you are on facebook you can get scores of area athletic events from all across Northern Indiana both for college and high school.
Michiana Sports Authority will also be covering for the third year events at the Elkhart County Fair along with American Legion baseball. Look for coach’s shows for all sports and a full slate of soccer and football games in the fall
Michiana Sports Authority is now seen by many people from all across the United States and seen in over 20 counties overseas Michiana Sports Authority promotes the community actives and the business that make up that community. Michiana Sports Authority has help bring people to many athletic events all across Elkhart County and has even helped get 2 soccer games sold out at Northridge
Check out www.michianasportsauthority.com for full coverage of college and high school sports. Also check out www.nlcsports.net as this website has full coverage of the Northern Lakes Conference.
Michiana Sports Authority will also be covering Minor league baseball teams in Indiana and Michigan. Michiana Sports Authority will also be covering Colleges all across the Midwest with pictures of high school athletics signing their letter of Intent to attend college. Michiana Sports Authority is the only local media outlet to do this other media will have just a press release from the college Michiana Sports Authority will have a picture to go with the press release. You can truly see Michiana Sports Authority and Crystal Valley Media is your one stop for all your community news Watch for more new features coming soon to Michiana Sports Authority

CRYSTAL VALLEY MEDIA

Covering the Event No One Covers

1) Tools used by Crystal Valley Media to promote your business and community

Wedsite
aa) Michiana Sports Authority
bb) Crystal Valley Connection
cc) Northern Lakes Conference

Webcasting
Athletic Events
Coaches Shows
Michiana Sports Authority Sports Report

Print
Michiana Sports Authority Newsletter
Crystal Valley Connection Newsletter

Facebook pages
Crystal Valley Media
Events in Middlebury Bristol area

Crystal Valley Festivals
Festivals in the Middlebury, Bristol and Shipshewana area

Broadcast Sport
Broadcast Schedule of area events

Elkhart St Joe County Scoreboard
Scores of Athletic events high school and College from across the area

Indiana Sports Authority
Coverage of College and High School from across Indiana

Michiana Sports Authority
Covering local sports with sports briefs

Northeast Corner Conference
Northern Lakes Conference
Northern Indiana Conference

2) Blogs
Michiana Sports Authority
Crystal Valley Connection
Indiana Sports Authority
Michigan Sports Authority
Midwest College News

3) Coverage Area
Michiana Sports Authority covers all of North Central and Northeast Indiana
Crystal Valley Connection covers the Middlebury, Bristol, and Shipshewana area
Indiana Sports Authority covers all sporting events across Indiana
Michigan Sports Authority Covers all athletic events all across Michigan.
Midwest College News Covers all the Colleges in the Midwest

4) College Coverage
Full Coverage of the following
Mid Central Conference Schools
Big Ten Coverage
Chicago Land Conference
Mid American Conference
Holy Cross-
Lower Michigan College
All Colleges where local kids go to college
All Indiana College
Horizon League

5) Numbers
As per the chart attached you will see the numbers are going up each year

6) Festivals Covered
Elkhart County 4H Fair
Middlebury Summer Festival
Middlebury Fall Festival
Bristol Homecoming
Festivals in Shipshewana
St Joe County 4H Fair
Lagrange County 4H Fair

BIG TICKET GAMES

Crystal Valley Media/Michiana Sports Authority is offering BIG TICKET GAMES just look at what you get

Will be covering 84 schools All across Northern Indiana

Northridge Girls Basketball Classic
NLC-NIC Boys Basketball Shootout
Raider Volleyball Invite
Northridge Girls Track Relays
NLC Conference Track meet
NIC Conference Dinner
Big 11 Middle School Conference meets
NLC Conference Meets
DeKalb County Softball Cash
All Regular Season Games
Elkhart County 4H Fair
American Legion Baseball
Goshen College Champions of Charter All Star Games both the boys and the girl’s game

Big Ticket games of Note All Sports
Northridge vs Westview
Northridge vs Bethany
Northridge vs NLC
Northridge vs Columbia City Basketball Game

Post Season Coverage
Girls Soccer
Boys Soccer
Volleyball
Boys Basketball
Girls Basketball
Baseball
Softball
Boys/Girls Swimming

look what else the big-ticket sponsor will get
Big-ticket sponsor will get 200 games pay for 75 Games Will get 800(over 11 months) mentions for the year. 4 mentions per game will get logo on the NLC website, Michiana Sports Authority website and Crystal Valley Connection website. Plus everything mentioned above.

Post Season Sponsorship

If you are looking to just sponsor the post season Michiana Sports Authority has just the package. Michiana Sports Authority will be covering the following schools Concord, Elkhart Memional, Elkhart Central, Northridge, Goshen Warsaw, in Basketball, Baseball Softball, Volleyball and Boys and Girls Soccer throughout the year If you are interested in this package ask your sales rep for pricing

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a) This blog covers events from all across Indiana
b) Sporting events
aa) Minor league baseball
bb) All college games
cc) High School events
dd) American Legion Baseball
ee) State Championships

c) Festivals
aa) Indiana State Fair
bb) County Fair’s
cc) Festivals

d) All State College
aa) All Signings
bb) Results
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AMISH INFORMANTION PHONE LINE

This phone line will have local informantion on an answering machine. The Amish can call a local phone number and get local informantion.

Featured on this phone will be:

LOCAL NEWS
LOCAL SPORTS
EVENTS IN THE AREA
WEATHER
LOCAL BUSINESS ADS
FESTIVALS
LOCAL RESTURANTS
CHURCH NEWS

Any thing the Amish went to know would be on this phone line, if there is something the Amish went that is not on the phone line. Please let CRYSTAL VALLEY MEDIA know and it will be done. Any questions contact Mike Ganger at mganger@crystalvalleyconnection.com

HOLIDAY CLASSIC

Michiana Sports Authority during the month of December will be covering well over 20 holiday tourneys all across Northern Indiana. The Tourneys to be covered by Michiana Sports Authority are listed below

Boys: Hall of Fame Tourney from New Castle, Bethany Holiday Tourney both the boys and the girls, Plymouth Shootout, Rochester Holiday Tourney, Lakeland Christian Holiday Tourney, Summit Athletic Conference Tourney, Elkhart Central Shootout, Columbia City Shootout

Girls: John Glenn Tourney, Mishawaka Tourney, Summit Athletic Conference Tourney, South Bend Shootout, Wawasee Shootout, Hall of Fame Tourney,

These are just a few of the holiday tourneys that will be covered by Michiana Sports Authority.

Michiana Sports Authority is planning to webcast LIVE the new Northridge girls holiday tourney on December 27th and 28th and the NLC/NIC

2011 CHAMPIONSHIP MONTH

JUST LOOK WHAT MICHIANA SPORTS AUTHORITY HAS PLANNED FOR OCTOBER 2011

Volleyball Fairfield at Elkhart Memional Volleyball game. Bethany at Northridge Volleyball Game

Northridge Football vs Goshen, Concord and Elkhart Memional

Girls and Boys Soccer Sectionals

Northridge vs Warsaw Boys and Girls,

Girls Volleyball Sectional from

Football Sectional Will Follow Northridge

Raider Volleyball Invite

Clinton Christian Volleyball

Full Coverage of the Boys and Girls Cross County meets both conference and state tourney trail

Will follow all Elkhart County teams in the post season in Soccer, Football, Volleyball, Cross County, Tennis,

Teams Covered will be Bethany, Concord, Clinton Christian, Northwood, Northridge, Elkhart Memional, Elkhart Central, Goshen, and Jimtown Fairfield
Schools to be covered

2011 CLINTON CHRISTIAN THIS WEEK

THIS WILL INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING

Volleyball and Boys Basketball Coaches interviews
Interviews with students
School actives
Volleyball and Boys Basketball game coverage

The Show will be taped at Subway across from Northridge and will air every Friday night before the NLC Game of the week

Lets look at the facts:

Local informantion first on Facebook or Blogged.
College Signings Pictures
Home town people covering hometown events
Puts the business first
Brings people to the game/event
Covers all the Colleges where local athletics go to college

Crystal Valley Media/Michiana Sports Authority has beat every media outlet in Northern Indiana with being the first to post on the Internet
No other media outlet can even come close to Michiana Sports Authority with this kind of coverage.

Schools Covered
Andrean
Angola
Bethany Christian
Bowman Academy
Bremen
Calumet
Central Noble
Churubusco
Clinton Christian
Columbia City
Concord
Crown Point
Culver
Culver Academies
DeKalb
East Chicago Central
East Noble
Eastside
Elkhart Central
Elkhart Christian
Elkhart Memional
Fairfield
Fremont
FW Blackhawk
FW Canterbury
FW Carroll
FW Concordia
FW Dwenger
FW Harding
FW Luers
FW North
FW Snider
FW South
FW Wayne
Garrett
Gary Roosevelt
Gary Wallace
Gary West
Goshen
Granger Christian
Hamilton
Hammond Clark
Hammond Gavit
Hammond Morton
Hammond Noll
Hobart
Homestead
Jimtown
John Glenn
Lake Central
Lake Station
Lakeland
Lakeland Christian
Lakewood Park
Laporte
Laville
Leo
Lowell
Marquette Catholic
Merrillville
Michigan City
Mishawaka
Mishawaka Marian
Munster
New Prarie
North Judson
Northridge
Northwood
Norwell
Oregon Davis
Penn
Plymouth
Portage
SB Adams
SB Clay
SB Riley
SB St Joe
SB Washington
Triton
Warsaw
Washington TWP
Wawasee
West Noble
Westview

Mishawaka Baseball Results

2011-04-03T14:56:00.000-07:00

Game 1
1 2 3 4 5 R H E
Mishawaka 1 4 5 4 4 18 16 2
FW North 0 0 0 1 3 4 4 6

Zak Sobieralski (W, 1-0) and Josh Fry
Smith (L, 0-2), Sexton (3), McKinstry (5), and Kindig

2B: Danny Eggleston (M), Josh Fry (M), Kindig (FW), McKinstry (FW), Steinke (FW)

HR: Joey Schuster (M)

Highlights: Josh Fry was 4 for 4 with 7 runs batted in and Joey Schuster was 3 for 4 with 3 runs batted in.

Game 2

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 R H E
Mishawaka 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 4 2
FW North 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 6

Jordan Gard (W, 1-1), Trey Bickel (7)(S, 1) and Josh Fry
Stantz (L, 0-2) and Kindig

2B: Joey Schuster (M), Dillon Papa (M)

Highlights: Jordan Gard earned his first varsity victory while striking out 12 batters.

JV games
Game 1
Mishawaka 11
FW North 5

Game 2
Mishawaka 19
FW North 0
Matt Whitmer for Mishawaka threw a complete game no-hitter.

April 3th Michiana Sports Authority Sports Report

2011-04-03T07:04:00.000-07:00

BASEBALL

ST. JOSEPH’S 4, FAIRFIELD 3

At South Bend
Fairfield 000 030 0 — 3 4 2
St. Joseph’s 000 300 1 — 4 9 1
Jake Stone, Joey McCombs (5) (W, 1-0) and Neal Dowling. Scott Garrett (L) and Jordan Bontrager.

2B: (F) Darren Hochstetler, Brad Newcomer.

Highlights: Nick Carmola singled in Michael Madden in the bottom of the seventh for the winning run. Madden had three hits for the winners.

John GLENN 13, NORTH JUDSON 2

At North Judson
John Glenn 008 05 — 13 16 2
North Judson 100 01 — 2 4 2
Sean Liedtky (W, 1-0) and Charlie Dreessen. Steven Bailey (L, 0-1), Crusce (3) and Josh Muzik.

2B: (NJ) Caston Sanchez; (G) Ross Columbia, Justin Gierlowski.

3B: (G) Brock Solmos.

HR: (G) Columbia.

Highlights: Columbia had three hits, scored two runs and drove in two. Solmos also had three hits. Liedtky struck out 11.

South Bend WASHINGTON 8-14, BERRIEN SPRING 3-8

At South Bend Washington

Berrien Springs 111 000 0 — 3 4 1
South Bend Washington 100 250 x — 8 6 3

Robert Lodyga (W, 1-0) and Tate Borlik. Garret Shembarg, Nick Phillips (5), Zechariah Jenkins (5, L) and Matt Rudlaff.

2B: (W) Alex Kohler, Zach Fozo; (BS) Kyle Rago.

Second game

Berrien Springs 050 030 0 — 8 8 0
South Bend Washington 006 080 x — 14 14 1

Cody Weber (W, 1-0), Cody Tharp (6) and Borlik. Rago, Ryan Scott (5, L) and Rudlaff.

2B: (W) Tharp, Borlik, Aaron Ciesielski, Isiah White, Fozo.

3B: (W) Kohler; (BS) Rago.

HR: (W) Lodyga; (BS) Scott.

South Bend RILEY 8, MICHIGAN CITY 6

Michigan City 022 010 1 — 6 8 3
South Bend Riley 011 042 x — 8 9 4

Steve Wisser (W, 1-0), Matt Salmon (7) (S, 1) and Zane Salmon. Dan Lemon (L) and Blaine VanSickle.

2B: (MC) Logan Kaletha, Troy Rivera, Andrew Ray; (R) Jordan Sailors, Trent Fletcher, Jacob Mielcarek, Brandon Rife.

3B: (MC) Robert Coursel; (R) Tyler Crain, Brett Carlson.

HR: (R) Carlson 2.

MISHAWAKA 18-4, F.W. NORTH SIDE 4-0

At Fort Wayne

Mishawaka 145 44 — 18 15 2
North Side 000 13 4 4 6

Zak Sobieralski (W, 1-0) and Josh Fry Smith (L, 0-2), Sexton (3), McKinstry (5) and Kindig.

2B: Danny Eggleston (M), Josh Fry (M), Kindig (FW), McKinstry (FW), Steinke (FW)

HR: Joey Schuster (M)

Highlights: Josh Fry was 4-for-4 with seven RBIs

Second game

Mishawaka 004 00 0 — 4 4 2
North Side 000 000 0 — 0 4 6

Jordan Gard (W, 1-1), Trey Bickel (7, S, 1) and Josh Fry; Stantz (L, 0-2) and Kindig.

2B: Joey Schuster (M), Dillon Papa (M)

CROWN POINT 7, ELKHART MEMORIAL 3

At Elkhart

Crown Point 000 320 2 – 7 8 2
Memorial 020 001 0 – 3 4 5

Mike Manion (W, 1-0), Jake Lindeman (6) and Jose Andrade; Ben Brewers (L, 0-1), Brad VanGalen (5) and Jordan Hinton

2B: (CP) Mainion, Joe Hopman

SOFTBALL

MISHAWAKA 8-3, CHESTERTON 3-2

Mishawaka 401 010 2 — 8 8 2
Chesterton 020 010 0 — 3 5 1

Shelbie Jones (W, 1-1) and Chloe Nelson. Taylor Harlow (L), Sydney Cooley (3) and Ryan Bozak.

2B: (M) Nelson.

HR: (M) Jones; (C) Megan Metheny.

Second game

Mishawaka 101 010 0 — 3 9 3
Chesterton 110 000 0 — 2 9 1

Crystal Markiewicz, Jones (4) (W, 2-1) and Nelson. Cooley (L) and Mallory McKee.

2B: (M) Jess Fraling, Bethany Stoltz

HR: (M) Fraling.

HOBART 8, LAPORTE 6

LaPorte 002 110 2 — 6 9 2
Hobart 000 008 x — 8 7 5

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SOUTH CENTRAL 3,South Bend WASHINGTON 1

South Bend Washington 000 000 1 — 1 5 2
South Central 000 021 x — 3 9 2

Hayley Bauer (W, 2-0); Emily Plomencer (L, 1-2).

2B: (SC) Alex Snyder.
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TRITON 23-16, ARGOS 5-11

Game One

Triton 731 57 — 23 23 2
Argos 000 50 — 5 7 3

Second game

Triton 301 311 7 — 16 16 2
Argos 101 025 2 — 11 15 2

CALUMET, WEST SIDE ADVANCE AT JOE “MOOSE” GATES CLASSIC

2011-04-02T07:39:00.000-07:00

The Calumet Warriors and West Side Cougars will play for the first-ever Joe “Moose” Gates Memorial Classic Championship after both squads earned victories Friday night at U. S. Steel Yard in the semifinals of the charity tournament played in honor of the late Gary native and Gary SouthShore RailCats coach.

Calumet topped Gates’ alma mater, Roosevelt High School, in the first game of the day by a final score of 15-6, setting up a Saturday showdown with West Side, who knocked off Lew Wallace 25-6 in the nightcap. Saturday’s action at U. S. Steel Yard begins at 1 p.m. with the Consolation finals between Lew Wallace and Roosevelt and concludes at 4 p.m. with the Championship Game.

Michiana Sports Authority Sports Report

2011-04-02T07:13:00.000-07:00

BASEBALL

FAIRFIELD 10, MARIAN 1

Fairfield 100 054 0 -- 10 5 0

Marian 000 100 0 -- 1 4 3

Jerad Stump (W), Brad Newcomer (6) and Jordan Bontrager; Taylor Krugh, Drew Hasler (3, L), Corey Samuels (5), Matt Canter (6) and Mike Prusinski, Josh Turnock (4).

Fairfield: HR -- Darin Hostetler.

SOFTBALL

LAVILLE 13, BETHANY CHRISTIAN 4

LaVille 332 32 -- 13 15 1

Bethany 000 22 -- 4 3 2

Candice Slater (W), Hannah Herbster (5) and Bailey Frick; Mandi Bontrager (L) and Michelle Lehman.

LaVille: Hits -- Valerie Ingle 3, Herbster 3. HR -- Herbster. 3B -- Herbster. 2B -- Ingle, Jordin Dolan. RBI -- Herbster 5, Candice Slater 2.

Bethany: 2B -- Lauren Hooley. RBI -- Hooley, Megan Schmucker.

BOYS TRACK

SB RILEY 59 1/2, MISHAWAKA 59 1/2,

NORTHWOOD 48

3200 relay -- Mishawaka (Miguel Lozano, Jordan Annis, A.J. Walker, Eric Hancock) 8:31.36, Riley 8:44.46.

110 HH -- Coy Brown (NW) 18.91, Tim Clark (M) 18.13, Zach Telschow (NW) 19.47, David Carlos (M) 19.28.

100 -- Benji Morris (R) 11.03, Ralph Peeples (R) 11.19, Austin Slabaugh (M) 11.51, Taylor Anglemyer (NW) 11.72.

1600 -- Justin Duvall (M) 4:45.04, Miguel Lozano (M) 4:46.9, Brice Bragg (R) 4:55.9, Kevin Agostino (R) 5:00.

400 relay -- Riley (Dalton Lax, Matt Burnham, Ralph Peeples, Benji Morris) 44.91, Mishawaka 46.16.

400 -- Thayne White (NW) 51.18, Carlton Moody (R) 52.97, Aaron Hensley (M) 55.88, Zack Kissinger (M) 57.1.

300 H -- Zach Telschow (NW) 45.17, David Carlos (M) 46.97, Brad Yoder (NW) 48.37, Austin Galletti (M) 50.19.

800 -- Eric Hancock (M) 2:04.56, Taylor Diett (R) 2:06.59, Jordan Annis (M) 2:08.05, Steven Slade (R) 2:11.46.

200 -- Thayne White (NW) 22.65, Ralph Peeples (R) 23.5, Benji Morris (R) 23.75.

3200 -- A.J. Walker (M) 10:08.51, Miguel Lozano (M) 10:11.44, Bruce Bragg (R) 10:50.9.

1600 relay -- NorthWood (Andrew Beath-Hahn, Brandon Scott, Albert Gongwer, Tanner White) 3:38.35, Mishawaka 3:45.07.

Pole Vault -- Robert Gongwer (NW) 11-0, Matt Horsman (M) 11-0, Cameron Thomas (M) 9-0.

Long Jump -- Torreay Harris (R) 19-8, Carl Hubbard (R) 18-9 1/2, Preston Maxfield (M) 18-9 1/2, Colin Henderson (M) 17-11.

Discus -- Elias Micozzi (R) 165-10, Jason Donahue (M) 132-0, Ethan Killian (NW) 127-11 1/2, Marcus Dozier (R) 127- 1/2.

High Jump -- T.J. Stueve (NW) 6-1, Carlton Presley (R) 5-10, Devin Hunsberger (NW) 5-8, Gilbert Williams (R) 5-6.

Shot Put -- Elias Micozzi (R) 50-9, Ethan Killian (NW) 48-3, Tony Thomas (R) 47-3.

Michiana Sports Authority Sports Report

2011-04-01T07:58:00.000-07:00

GIRLS TENNIS

NORTHWOOD 3, CENTRAL 2

Singles

Kennedy Walter (N) def. Melanie Brookshire 6-2, 2-6, 6-4. Taryn Johnson (N) def. Katie Oakley 6-2, 6-3. Rebecca Yeakey (C) def. Kayla Bear 6-1, 6-0.

Doubles

Helen Corey-Taylor Dygert (C) def. Danae Ehret-Brooklyn Moore 7-6 (7-2), 6-3. Emily Hoffman-Sarah Wysong (N) def. Courtney Harris-Briqlyn Mohrman 6-4, 6-3.

NORTHRIDGE 4, WESTVIEW 1

Singles

Alexis Schmidt (N) def. Tabby Lehman 7-5, 6-3. Steph Hostetler (W) def. Ashley Owens 6-0, 6-1. Courtney Clark (N) def. Kaitlyn Mast 6-3, 3-6, 6-1.

Doubles

Ali-Bullock-Olivia Erekson (N) def. Andrea Hostetler-Brooke Miller 6-2, 4-6, 6-4. Amy Stoffel-Kate Ahonen (N) def. Rebecca Lawhorn-Kaitlyn Miller 6-0, 6-2.

. BETHANY CHRISTIAN 5, TIPPECANOE VALLEY 0

Singles

Mandy Schlabach def. Meredith Stoops 6-1, 6-0. Sharisse Yoder def. Danielle Bussard 6-0, 6-1. Ji Eun Han def. Mayra Jurado 6-1, 6-0.

Doubles

Marla zumFelde-Maria Thomas def. Kendra Roberts-Staci Groom 6-0, 6-0. Jama Yoder-Emily Shenk def. Michelle Peters-Allyson Ross 6-0, 6-0.

GIRLS TRACK

GOSHEN 80, CENTRAL 52

3200 relay -- Goshen (Juni Schirch, Jessica Wynn, Leah Kissinger, Meghan Neff) 11:07.96.

100 H -- Liana Yoder (G) 15.52, Tussane Irving (C) 20.0, Courtney Piazza (C) 20.0.

100 -- Lauren Stutzman (G) 13.48, Jameria Culbreath (C) 13.95, Chyna Sanders (C) 13.98.

1600 -- Juni Schirch (G) 6:07, Abigail Taylor (C) 6:17.55, Desire Maran (G) 6:21.28.

400 relay -- Goshen (Jessica Hernandez, Anna Magallanes, Julie Jesse, Liana Yoder) 53.19.

400 -- Makenzie Stokel (C) 1:02.93, Edith Gonzalez (G) 1:05.62, Jennifer Arellano (G) 1:07.87.

300 H -- Liana Yoder (G) 52.85, Marcy Simpson (C) 56.79, Katya Hernandez (G) 57.14.

800 -- Leah Kissinger (G) 2:35.89, Alex Heathman (C) 2:45, Andrea Kline (G) 2:48.6.

200 -- Lauren Stutzman (G) 27.74, Zoe Disori (C) 28.86, Jameria Culbreath (C) 29.64.

3200 -- Juni Schirch (G) 13:12.12, Becca Hassler (C) 13:16.52, Desiree Maran (G) 13:18.49.

1600 relay -- Goshen (Liana Yoder, Edith Gonzalez, Leah Kissinger, Jennifer Arellano) 4:28.19.

Pole Vault -- Zoe Disori (C) 9-0, Julie Jesse (G) 7-0, Symphony Charles (G) 6-6.

Long Jump -- Lauren Stutzman (G) 17- 3/4, Julie Jesse (G) 14-5 3/4, Tazmyn Mason (C) 14-3 3/4.

Discus -- Karla Corral (G) 111-11, Tia Garnett (C) 108-6, Megan Ellis (C) 96-5.

High Jump -- Kaylee Lapierre (C) 5-3, Tazmyn Mason (C) 4-10, Donya McKinney (C) 4-4.

Shot Put -- Karla Corral (G) 32-4 1/2, Megan Ellis (C) 31-9, Jenai White (C) 28-5 1/2.

SB ST. JOSEPH'S 68, NORTHWOOD 64

3200 relay -- St. Joseph's 10:28.30.

100 H -- Kate Campoli (SJ) 16.22.

100 -- Morgan Carroll (SJ) 12.87.

1600 -- Cynthia Medina (NW) 5:44.24.

400 relay -- NorthWood 54.62.

400 -- Michelle Potter (SJ) 1:04.05.

300 H -- Mikaila Chamblee (SJ) 49.15.

800 -- Cynthia Medina (NW) 2:41.46.

200 -- Morgan Carroll (SJ) 26.65

3200 -- Cynthia Medina (NW) 12:35.05.

1600 relay -- St. Joseph's 4:22.84.

Pole Vault -- Megan Tuttle (NW) 9-6.

Long Jump -- Mikaila Chamblee (SJ) 14-11.

Discus -- Melissa Macellari (SJ) 100-8.

High Jump -- Breann Hall (NW) 4-10.

Shot Put -- Melissa Macellari (SJ) 52-9 1/2.

FAIRFIELD 72, BREMEN 60

3200 relay -- Bremen (Megan Burcham, Sara Slabaugh, Amy Fanning, Hope Jordan) 10:33.85.

100 H -- Becca Kropf (F) 16.11, Jenna Pfeiffer (B) 17.85, Kaylie Darrenkamp (F) 18.0.

100 -- Sophie Brown (F) 13.62, Jasmine Schafer (B) 13.66, Shannan Miller (B) 13.81.

1600 -- Hope Jordan (B) 5:34.33, Amy Fanning (B) 6:04.34, Jenna Kieper (F) 6:08.81.

400 relay -- Bremen (Jasmine Schafer, Vianca Montes De Oca, Paige Weldy, Shannan Miller) 53.96.

400 -- Emily Beasley (F) 1:04.99, Jasmine Schafer (B) 1:07.5, Jorgi Klockow (B) 1:08.19.

300 H -- Becca Kropf (F) 46.86, Jenna Pfeiffer (B) 52.85, Britney Pittman (B) 55.15.

800 -- Hope Jordan (B) 2:29.95, Kelsie Graber (F) 2:45.82, Ebba Orava (F) 2:48.57.

200 -- Alissa Faldoe (F) 28.56, Shannan Miller (B) 29.04, Rosalyn Miller (F) 29.15.

3200 -- Megan Burcham (B) 12:19.67, Sara Slabaugh (B) 12:36.32, Emily Meranda (F) 13:10.14.

1600 relay -- Fairfield (Emily Beasley, Kelsie Graber, Alissa Faldoe, Becca Kropf) 4:23.35.

Pole Vault -- Britney Pittman (B) 10-0, Sophie Brown (F) 9-6, Tori VanDiepenbos (F) 7-0.

Long Jump -- Rosalyn Miller (F) 15-10, Becca Kropf (F) 15-8 3/4, Kaley Gann (B) 14-7 1/2.

Discus -- Allison Hostetler (F) 88-1, Katy Hawkins (F) 73-4, Charlotte Stilwell (F) 72-10.

High Jump -- Jenna Pfeiffer (B) 5-0, Sophie Brown (F) 4-3, Kristin Hull (F) 4-3.

Shot Put -- Cosette Kahler (F) 30-8, Nicole Hull (F) 28-4 1/2, Sierra Smith (F) 28-3.

WESTVIEW 64.5, WEST NOBLE 55.5, WAWASEE 49

3200 relay -- West Noble 10:24.7, Wawasee 10:32.7.

100 H -- Carpenter (Wv) 14.9, Steele (Wa) 17.6, Minnick (Wa) 19.0, Nicholson (WN) 20.7.

100 -- Jones (Wv) 12.7, Jagcar (WN) 13.6, Buyer (Wa) 15.1, Sheeley (WN) 15.1.

1600 -- R. Peterson (WN) 5:44.1, Musselman (WN) 6:00.2, Yoder (Wv) 6:02.0, Rhodes (Wa) 6:02.3.

400 relay -- Westview 51.4, West Noble 54.1.

400 -- Richardson (WN) 1:07.2, Thornburg (Wv) 1:07.5, Grossman (Wv) 1:15.6, Carizalas (WN) 1:25.0

300 H -- Carpenter (Wv) 45.9, Bellaire (Wv) 51.8, Steele (Wa) 54.4, Minnick (Wa) 56.7.

800 -- Rondeau (Wa) 2:31.6, Rockey (Wv) 2:34.7, R. Peterson (WN) 2:37.3, Robledo (Wv) 2:44.8.

200 -- Jones (Wv) 27.0, Zimmerman (Wv) 28.2, Segovia (WN) 28.9, Rodriguez (WN) 30.3

3200 -- A. Peterson (WN) 12:05.0, Richardson (WN) 12:40.2, Slabaugh (Wa) 13:16.1, Yoder (Wv) 13:28.8.

1600 relay -- West Noble 4:22.5, Westview 4:24.7.

Pole Vault -- Zimmerly (Wv) 11-0, Rozow (Wa) 9-0.

Long Jump -- Carpenter (Wv) 16-6 1/2, Jones (Wv) 15-11, Walker (Wa) 14-4, Baczynski (WN) 13-4.

Discus -- Bright (WN) 103-6 1/2, Eddington (Wa) 90-5 1/2, Steele (Wa) 87-10, Alexander (Wa) 81-9 1/2.

High Jump -- Bellaire (Wv) 4-8, Minnick (Wa) 4-6, Richardson (WN) 4-6; tie, Baczynski (WN) and Grossman (Wv) 4-4.

Shot Put -- Eddington (Wa) 33-1, Johnson (Wa) 28-11, Bright (WN) 27-11, Alexander (Wa) 26-0 1/2.

NEW PRAIRE 81, MARIAN 45

3200 relay -- New Prairie (Rachel Thompson, Mary Gamble, Robyn Vanheste, Casey Monroe) 11:39.61.

110 H -- Jayna Coanese (N) 19.05, Brittany Payne (M) 19.47, Lauren Voll (M) 21.09.

100 -- Heidi VanWardenberg (N) 13.31, Brittany Duszynski (M) 13.88, Kelsey Tyler (N) 14.07.

1600 -- Alex McBride (N) 5:40.6, Gabi Skwarcan (M) 6:03, Casey Monroe (N) 6:07.

400 relay -- Marian (Colleen Hunsberger, Brittany Payne, Lauren Voll, Brittany Duszynski) 58.86.

400 -- Kelsey Dreibelbeis (N) 1:09.22, Abbey Majewski (M) 1:13.59.

300 H -- Jayne Colanese (N) 57.41, Georgia Terry (N) 1:02.81.

800 -- Mary Gamble (N) 2:40.20, Robyn Vanheste (N) 2:49.35, Kelsey Tyler (N) 2:53.

200 -- Heidi VanWardenberg (N) 27.98, Brittany Duszynski (M) 30.25, Rachel Champ (M) 31.75.

3200 -- Alex McBride (N) 12:43.21, Rachel Thompson (N) 12:49.07, Nikki Myers (M) 15:29.

1600 relay -- New Prairie (Robyn Vanheste, Kelsey Tyler, Kelsey Dreibelbeis, Mary Gamble) 4:38.89.

Pole Vault -- Elizabeth Eversole (M) 7-6, Melissa Rieckman (N) 6-6, Gena Keszei (M) 6-0.

Long Jump -- Brittany Duszynski (M) 14-5, Jayna Colanese (N) 14-1, Caitlin Petnick (M) 12- 6 1/2.

Discus -- Jordan Buetter (M) 77-4, Jessica Blaze (N) 74-9 1/2, Kayla Debiak (N) 72-2 1/2.

High Jump -- Mary Gamble (N) 4-6.

Shot Put -- Jordan Buetter (M) 30-9 3/4, Jessica Blaze (N) 30-5 1/2, Kayla Debiak (N) 27-4

BASEBALL

CENTRAL 4, GOSHEN 3

Central 020 110 0 -- 4 10 4

Goshen 001 101 0 -- 3 7 0

Riley Futterknecht (W, 1-0), Joe Dobson (6, S, 1) and Adam Raifsnider; Sylas Buller (L), Hunter Rivera (5), Diego Garcia (7) and Travis Pickard.

Central: Hits -- Tanner Tully 2. HR -- Raifsnider. 3B -- Tully 2. 2B -- Ronnie Hawkins.

Goshen: Hits -- Casey Looker 2.

MISHAWAKA 7, CONCORD 2

Mishawaka 001 006 0 -- 7 8 0

Concord 010 001 0 -- 2 2 2

Trey Bickel (W; 13 strikeouts) and Josh Fry; Steven Reed, Josh Schuller (6, L) and Dakota Simon.

Mishawaka: Hits -- Joey Schuster 2, Casey Demonia 2, Matt Hesch 2. 3B -- Schuster 2. 2B -- Hesch. Runs -- Schuster 2.

WESTVIEW 8, JIMTOWN 2

Jimtown 200 000 0 -- 2 7 1

Westview 230 300 x -- 8 8 3

WP -- Damon Miller (1-0).

Westview: Hits -- Zac Mishler 2, Judah Zickafoose 2. HR -- Mishler. 2B -- Zickafoose, Kohle Christner. RBI -- Mishler 3, Zickafoose 2, Christner 2.

NORTHRIDGE 16, PRAIRIE HEIGHTS 0

Northridge 426 40 -- 16 11 0

Prairie Hts 000 00 -- 0 2 3

Blake Fry (W, 1-0), Jordan Carithers (4) and Logan Waggoner; Ryan Day (L, 0-1), Lance Feeney (3) and Travis Grubb.

Northridge: Hits -- Carithers 3, T.J. Miller 3, Fry 2. HR -- Carithers, Miller. 2B -- Fry, Miller. RBI -- Carithers 4, Miller 3. Runs -- Fry 3, Miller 2, Daimon Buck 2, Austin Moniot 2.

LAKELAND 12, BETHANY CHRISTIAN 2

Bethany 002 000 -- 2 4 3

Lakeland 501 402 -- 12 12 3

Ben Bontreger, Scott Weaver (4), Kyle Miller (6) and Jared Miller; Korey Penick, Jalen Priestly (6) and Luke Miller.

Bethany: 2B -- K. Miller, Jesse Loewen.

Lakeland: Hits -- L.Miller 2, Ty Harshberger 2, Zac Stanley 2. 3B -- Stanley.

Records: Lakeland 1-2, Bethany 0-3.

Next: Fremont at Bethany today, 5 p.m.

PENN 10, LAPORTE 0

LaPorte 000 00 -- 0 2 2

Penn 121 51 -- 10 10 1

Jake Eaton (L, 0-1), Tommy Snyder (4) and Nick Latham; Tyler Thompson (W, 1-0), Chad Whitmer (5) and Max Andresen.

Penn: Hits -- Andresen 2, Caleb Birkey 2. HR -- Andresen, Kyle Schneider. 3B -- Sam Sweeden. 2B -- Thompson, Andresen, Brady Szekendy, Joe Weller. RBI -- Andresen 2.

SOFTBALL

CENTRAL 13, WAWASEE 7

Wawasee 020 400 1 -- 7 13 4

Central 028 111 x -- 13 12 1

Kylie Norris (L), Courtney McClure (4) and Madi Anderson; Emilea Rief (W), Cassie Shelton (5) and Shelbee Axsom.

Wawasee: Hits -- McClure 3, Anderson 2, Mattia Rotochak 2, Shelby Newhard 2. HR -- Ashley Truman. 2B -- Anderson 2, McClure, Newhard. RBI -- Truman 3. Runs -- McClure 2.

Central: Hits -- Axsom 3, Rief 2, Kate Fann 2, Sarah Shrider 2, Mariah VanderHoek 2. 2B -- Axsom. RBI -- Axsom 2, VanderHoek 2. Runs -- Axsom 3, Shrider 3.

GOSHEN 11, FAIRFIELD 0

Fairfield 000 00 -- 0 2 4

Goshen 312 14 -- 11 10 0

Morgan Miller (L, 1-1) and Riley Troyer; Natalie Newell (W, 4-0; 10 strikeouts) and Taylor Caoutte.

Goshen: Hits -- Newell 3, Lacee Mulcahey 2. HR -- Cassie Cook. 2B -- Newell 2, Mulcahey 2, Mckenzie Byler. RBI -- Madison Hussey 3, Newell 2, Cook 2. Runs -- Newell 3, Cook 2.

NORTHRIDGE 21, WESTVIEW 3

Northridge 017 (11)2 -- 21 8 1

Westview 120 00 -- 3 2 2

Sammi Steele, Caity Pixley (3; W), Brianne O'Dell (4) and O'Dell, Carlie Miller (3), Brittany Wingard (4); S.Pfenning (L), A. Roth (3) and B. Yoder.

Northridge: Hits -- Wingard 2, Pixley 2, Steele 2. 3B -- Madison Schrock. 2B -- Wingard, Pixley. RBI -- Wingard 4, Catarina Gage 3, Pixley 2, Miller 2. Runs -- Haley Schrock 4, O'Dell 3, Wingard 3, Steele 3. SB -- Steele 3.

Westview: 2B -- K. Yoder.

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LAKELAND 3, NORTHWOOD 1

Lakeland 000 012 0 -- 3 7 2

NorthWood 000 001 0 -- 1 3 1

WP -- Ashlyn Grubb (1-1). LP -- Courtney Bemiller (1-2).

Lakeland: 3B -- Lexi Myers. RBI -- Myers 2.

TIPPECANOE VALLEY 18, BETHANY CHRISTIAN 5

Bethany -- 5 8 9

Tippe Valley -- 18 13 2

Marie Bontrager and Mattie Lehman; A. Rutherford, T. Bahner (5) and C. Hilliard.

Bethany: Hits -- Lorae Weaver 2, Megan Schmucker 2. 2B -- Weaver, Lehman. RBI -- Weaver 2, Luaren Hooley 2.

Tippecanoe Valley: Hits -- M. Benzing 3, B. Minwick 2, B. O'Connor 2. 3B -- K. Sheman. 2B -- Benzing, Minwick.

BOYS TRACK

CONCORD 103, CENTRAL 23

3200 relay -- Concord (Giovanny Montoya, Clinton McCray, Roberto Ortiz, Eric McCray) 8:56.07.

110 HH -- Grant Bass (Co) 16.16, Tim Yoder (Co) 17.93.

100 -- Will Mulroy (Co) 11.48, Steve Mulroy (Co) 11.49, Damon Leader (Ce) 11.55.

1600 -- Daniel Zelaya (Co) 4:35.4, Collin Chupp (Co) 4:51.22, Keenen Burnett (Co) 4:54.24.

400 relay -- both teams disqualified.

400 -- Eric McCray (Co) 51.71, Dion Peet (Co) 52.5, Clinton McCray (Co) 52.8.

300 H -- Grant Bass (Co) 41.63, Nick Edwards (Ce) 44.80, Dominique Holt (Ce) 45.47.

800 -- Daniel Zelaya (Co) 2:01.53, Justin Guerra (Ce) 2:04.66, Keenen Burnett (Co) 2:12.20

200 -- Damon Leader (Ce) 23.53, DuWhan Alford (Co) 23.56, Will Mulroy (Co) 23.70.

3200 -- Alex Rodriguez (Co) 10:38.93, Collin Chupp (Co) 10:45.61, Austin Glick (Ce) 10:52.63.

1600 relay -- Concord (Clinton McCray, Will Mulroy, Steve Mulroy, Eric McCray) 3:31.72.

Pole Vault -- Nick Edwards (Ce) 10-6, Nesto Ruizuelasco (Co) 10-0, Tony Zinich (Ce) 9-6.

Long Jump -- Dion Peet (Co) 18-7 3/4, Stevie Robinson (Ce) 18-5 3/4, Dominique Holt (Ce) 17-8 3/4.

Discus -- Jason Spriggs (Co) 124-1, Andrew Storey (Co) 122-0, Alex Buitendorp (Ce) 112-5.

High Jump -- Eric McCray (Co) 6-2, Neston Ruizuelasco (Co) 5-8, Matt Ciesielski (Co) 5-8.

Shot Put -- Jason Spriggs (Co) 48-8, DuWhan Alford (Co) 46-6, Franko House (Co) 41-8.

FAIRFIELD 108 2/3, BREMEN 23 1/3

3200 relay -- Fairfield (Alex Mast, Ricky Masters, Jordan Smeltzer, Dillon Hinen) 8:32.69.

110 HH -- Connor Bontrager (F) 15.2, Josh Brenneman (B) 15.5, Coty Garris (F) 16.2.

100 -- Brett Baumgartner (F) 11.45, P.J. Neff (F) 11.81, Dillon Lockwood (F) 12.17.

1600 -- Jordan Smeltzer (F) 4:40.35, Ricky Masters (F) 4:56.42, Dillon Hinen (F) 4:57.27.

400 relay -- Fairfield (Camerson Kitson, Connor Bontrager, P.J. Neff, Brett Baumgartner) 45.36.

400 -- Tanner Foust (F) 52.77, Alex Mast (F) 55.62, Ryan Zellmer (B) 56.09.

300 H -- Josh Brenneman (B) 41.7, Connor Bontrager (F) 42.75, Logan Munn (F) 45.27.

800 -- Jack Jordan (B) 2:09.11, Ricky Masters (F) 2:12.46, Alex Oberlin (F) 2:15.27.

200 -- Brett Baumgartner (F) 23.27, P.J. Neff (F) 23.95, Dillon Lockwood (F) 24.95.

3200 -- Jordan Smeltzer (F) 10:21.37, Thomas Dean (B) 11:04.98, Jarred Fitch (B) 11:09.67.

1600 relay -- Fairfield (Dillon Hinen, Brett Baumgartner, Alex Mast, Tanner Foust) 3:37.86.

Pole Vault -- Chase Pinion (F) 11-0, Morgon Cosby (F) 10-6, Cameron Kitson (F) 10-0.

Long Jump -- Josh Brenneman (B) 20-9, Tanner Foust (F) 20-8, Dillon Lockwood (F) 18-6 1/2.

Discus -- Kyle Ostrander (F) 142-3, Dalton Hinen (F) 130-2, Jake Walter (F) 121-10.

High Jump -- Tanner Foust (F) 6-0, Connor Bontrager (F) 5-6, tie between Coty Garris (F), Ryan Zellmer (B), Dillon Lockwood (F) and Chase Pinion (F) 5-3.

Shot Put -- Jake Walter (F) 52-11, Blake Hochstetler (F) 46-8 1/2, Alex Miller (F) 44-5.

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GOSHEN 92, LAKELAND 40

3200 relay -- Goshen (Kissinger, Kaufman, Torres, Wynn) 8:52.7.

110 HH -- Leu (L) 15.43, VanHook (G) 15.85, Riegsecker (G) 16.95.

100 -- Deboni (G) 11.64, T.Pung (G) 11.65, Woheter (L) 11.89.

1600 -- Wynn (G) 4:50.02, Kissinger (G) 4:52.41, Kaufman (G) 4:54.41.

400 relay -- Goshen (Falin, Deboni, C.Pung, T.Pung) 45.18

400 -- Wolheter (L) 52.40, Deboni (G) 54.42, Snipes (G) 55.25.

300 H -- Leu (L) 42.62, Barron (G) 44.50, Wynn (G) 44.52.

800 -- Kissinger (G) 2:09.79, Kaufman (G) 2:11.16, Torres (G) 2:14.85.

200 -- T.Pung (G) 23.79, Deboni (G) 23.90, Wolheter (L) 24.84

3200 -- Zimmerman (G) no time, Herber (L), Alvarado (G).

1600 relay -- Goshen (Graves, Barron, Snipes, Wynn) 3:37.84

Pole Vault -- Bowen (L) 11-0, Haviland (G) 10-6, Baczynski (L) 9-6.

Long Jump -- Pung (G) 19-3 1/2, Abbott (L) 18-10 1/4, Garretson (L) 18-5.

Discus -- Daniels (G) 135-5, Garretson (L) 132-9, Frost (G) 129-5 1/2.

High Jump -- Carboneau (G) 5-8, Roebel (L) 5-8, Robinson (L) 5-8.

Shot Put -- Daniels (G) 48-5 1/2, Roebel (L) 44-6, Frost (L) 42-7.

PENN 77, WARSAW 55

3200 relay -- Warsaw 8:47.7.

110 HH -- Colin Huff (P) 15.59, Taylor Cone (W) 16.44, Dylan Campbell (W) 17.53.

100 -- Thomas Grant (P) 11.07, Cody Conley (P) 11.28, Robert Strahan (W) 11.38.

1600 -- Jacob Poyner (W) 4:43.84, Devin Duffy (P) 4:45.03, Thomas Gales (P) 4:46.44.

400 relay -- Penn (Christopher Sumers, DeSean Prentice, Thomas Grant, Andrew Grice) 44.0.

400 -- Wyatt Jones (W) 52.25, Connor Sowders (P) 52.38, Derek Huffer (W) 54.93.

300 H -- Timothy Deal (P) 43.31, Colin Huff (P) 44.25, Ryan Goon (W) 44.43.

800 -- Spencer Rheinhart (W) 2:04.09, Trevor Callahan (W) 2:08.71, Aaron Long (P) 2:08.94.

200 -- DeSean Prentice (P) 23.0, Robert Strahan (W) 23.31, Joseph Summers (P) 23.97.

3200 -- Devin Duffy (P) 10:26.68, Zack Johnson (P) 10:33.47, Paul Watts (P) 10:34.06.

1600 relay -- Warsaw (Ryan Goon, Jason Poyner, Wyatt Jones, Spencer Rheinhardt) 3:28.78.

Pole Vault -- Kyle Johnston (P) 15-0, Matt Tadevich (P) 11-6, Jeremy Coppes (W) 10-6.

Long Jump -- Timothy Deal (P) 21-6, Zack Rooney (W) 21-2 1/2, Chad Goon (W) 18-8 1/4.

Discus -- Ryan McFarland (P) 133-5, Zac Erba (W) 125-5, Seth Rassi (P) 114-5.

Shot Put -- Cameron Fitzel (W) 49-9, Robert Nicks (P) 43-6 1/2, Seth Rassi (P) 42-6.

WAWASEE 80, WEST NOBLE 52

3200 relay -- West Noble (J.J. Weimer, Isaac Sheeley, J.J. Hardesty, Jose Ibanez) 9:30.4.

110 HH -- Collin Mora (WN) 16.2, Zac Patrick (W) 16.3, Nathan Cook (W) 16.3.

100 -- Ramon Hart (W) 11.9, Eric Mawhorter (WN) 12.0, Tavo Mora (WN) 12.1.

1600 -- Matt Price (WN) 4:57.0, Kevin Handshoe (WN) 4:58.3, Joe Landeros (WN) 4:59.7.

400 relay -- Wawasee (Nathan Cook, Josh Sumpter, Zac Patrick, Ramon Hart) 45.0.

400 -- Brandon Morris (W) 52.8, Matt Miller (W) 55.7, Jeremy Sorensen (W) 56.4.

300 H -- Collin Mora (WN) 43.4, Zac Patrick (W) 44.8, Andrew Hepler (W) 45.2.

800 -- Jose Ibanez (WN) 2:06.7, Kevin Handshoe (WN) 2:08.8, Matt Price (WN) 2:08.9.

200 -- Ramon Hart (W) 23.8, Tavo Mora (WN) 24.4, Dakota Singer (W) 24.6

3200 -- J.J. Weimer (WN) 10:37.4, Adam Doll (W) 10:41.3, Isaac Sheeley (WN) 10:57.6.

1600 relay -- West Noble (Tavo Mora, Diego Murillo, Matt Price, Jose Ibanez) 3:40.8.

Pole Vault -- tie, Kyle Clevenger (W) and Andrew Hepler (W) 8-6, Luke Smith (W) 8-6.

Long Jump -- Brandon Morris (W) 20-2, Zach Rensberger (W) 19-8, Ramon Hart (W) 19-5.

Discus -- Jake Schwartz (W) 128-0, Chad Eppley (W) 127-8 1/2, David Garlinger (W) 127-2 1/2.

High Jump -- Ben Klaybor (W) 6-4, Zach Rensberger (W) 6-0, Riley Stichter (W) 5-10.

Shot Put -- Jake Schwartz (W) 45-10, Chad Eppley (W) 40-9, Gil Rodriguez (WN) 39-10.

NEW PRAIRIE 91.5, MARIAN 40.5

3200 relay -- New Prairie (Ian Silver, Gabe Boggs, Zacare Orsborn, Tyler Szynal) 9:15.39.

110 HH -- Keith Fisher (N) 17.92, Steve Mattasits (N), Matt Dunnick (N).

100 -- Anthony Rice (M) 11.20, Shane Anderson (N) 11.54, Jared Brewer (N) 11.62.

1600 -- Tyler Szynal (N) 4:45.19, Chris Meyer (M) 5:19, Adam Duvall (M) 5:20.

400 relay -- New Prairie (Russell Spaid, Shane Anderson, Roger Brewer, Derek Brewer) 45.09.

400 -- Travis Bladecki (N) 56.83, Bernard Canner (N) 58.23, Mike Werner (N) 58.66.

300 H -- Keith Fisher (N) 44.94, Steve Mattasits (N) 45.13, Matt Dunnick (N) 53.19.

800 -- Ian Silver (N) 2:10.11, Acare Orsborn (N) 2:11.84, Michael Kolcot (M) 2:22.

200 -- Russell Spaid (N) 23.59, Conner Burke (M) 24.15, Roger Brewer (N) 24.31.

3200 -- Nick Ardnt (N) 10:21.94, Tony Spalding (M) 11:06, John Devresse (M) 12:34.

1600 relay -- Marian (Conner Burke, Andrew Guinan, Anthony Rice, Eric Plude) 3:44.65.

Pole Vault -- Zach Early (N) 8-6, Seth Burkhart (M) 8-6, Kale Shank (N) and Chandler Granacki (N) 8-6.

Long Jump -- Brian Florin (M) 19-9, Anthony Rice (M) 19-4 1/2, Shane Anderson (N) 18-1 1/2.

Discus -- Kody Kliene (N) 121-1, Luke Street (M) 117-2 1/2, Brian Jaybar (N) 116-1 1/2.

High Jump -- Mike Wagner (N) 6-2, Tyran Ottbridge (M) 5-2, Adam Burns (N) and Fabio Maki (M) 5-0.

Shot Put -- Kody Kleine (N) 45-2, Brian Jaybar (N) 36-10 3/4, Jonathon Jones (M) 35-10 3/4

More March 31st Results

2011-03-31T08:33:00.001-07:00

BASEBALL

CLAY 9, WARSAW 2

At Warsaw

Clay 051 030 — 9 11 2
Warsaw 200 000 — 2 2 4

Devon Bailey (W, 1-0) and Aaron Matthews; Austin Moore (L, 0-1), Chris Gibbs (2), Nate Nunez (5) and Darin Lursten.

2B: Matthews (C), Justin Laureys (C).

Highlights: Matthews had three hits for Clay and Laureys had two hits and three RBIs. Bailey struck out seven Warsaw batters.

JV score: Warsaw 11, Clay 1.

Varsity records: Clay 1-0, Warsaw 0-3.

MARIAN 10, LAKELAND 0

At Mishawaka

Lakeland 000 000 — 0 3 1
Marian 105 211 — 10 13 0

Tanner Foster (L), Jalen Prestliey (6) and Luke Miller; John Leszczynski (W, 1-0), Andrew Price (5) and Mike Prusinski, Josh Turnock (6).

Highlights: Price had four hits and four RBIs. Matt Gibson had two RBIs. Leszczynski struck out six in four innings.

Records: Lakeland 0-2, Marian 2-0.

NORTHWOOD 6, LAVILLE 0

At Lakeville

NorthWood 220 001 1 — 6 5 1
LaVille 000 000 0 — 0 2 1

Cory Snyder (W), Zech Manring (6); Joe Vest (L).

2B: Derek Yoder (N).

Highlights: Yoder doubled, singled and scored twice and pitchers Synder and Manring combined for nine strikeouts for NorthWood.

Records: NorthWood 1-2, LaVille 0-1.

PORTAGE 13, ELK. MEMORIAL 7

At Portage

Memorial 003 020 2 — 7 8 3
Portage 350 014 x — 13 13 2

Adam Williams (L, 0-1), Brad VanGalen (3), Parker Devenney (5), Cam Hostetler (6) and Seth VanGalen; Cody Jackson (W, 1-0); Kris Springhman (6) and Jeremy Sinkas

2B: Gabe Acevedo (P) 2, Sinkas (P).

Records: Memorial 0-2, Portage 1-0.

SOFTBALL

CONCORD 6, ELK. CENTRAL 4

At Dunlap

Central 000 000 4 — 4 4 4
Concord 310 020 x — 6 8 4

Emillea Rief (L), Shelbee Axsom (6); Jenny Miller (W, 1-0) and Leslie Crawford.

2B: Paige Freeze (C) 2.

Records: Concord 1-1.

LAKE CENTRAL 7, PENN 6

At St. John

Penn 011 400 0 — 6 8 5
Lake Central 030 004 x — 7 11 2

Alex Tashijan (L, 1-1), Mackenzie Joecken (6) and Holly Hoffman; Morgan Moseley, Morgan Franovich (5; W) and Sam Terry.

2B: Hoffman (P), Sam Krcelich (P), Kaitlyn Ranieri (LC), Moseley (LC).

Highlights: Hoffman had four RBIs for Penn and Jenna Simon had two stolen bases.

Records: Penn 1-1, Lake Central 2-0.

WARSAW 6, MISHAWAKA 0

At Baker Park, Mishawaka

Warsaw 200 120 1 — 6 10 2
Mishawaka 000 000 0 — 0 3 1

Alex Sanchez (W, 2-0) and Kelsey Dotson. Shelbie Jones (L, 0-1) and Chloe Nelson.

2B: Sanchez (W)

HR: Kendra Marshall (W) 2

Highlights: Marshall had a pair of two-run homers, and Sanchez had three hits and scored two runs for Warsaw. On the mound, Sanchez had nine strikeouts and no walks.

Records: Warsaw 2-0, Mishawaka 0-1.

JV score: Warsaw 11, Mishawaka 3

GIRLS TENNIS

CONCORD 5, ADAMS 0

At South Bend

SINGLES: 1. Kailee Queener beat Grace Hamilton 6-0, 6-1, 2. Hailey Stiver beat Olivia Klopfenstein 6-1, 6-0, 3. Katie Showalter beat Ava Scholl 6-0, 6-1.

DOUBLES: 1. Erica Warren-Katherin Bennett beat Jordan Tomchaney-Katie Sellers 6-1, 6-4, 2. Victoria Miller-Lindsay McLain beat Kyndall Saunders-Molly Meyer 6-4, 6-0.

Records: Adams 0-2; JV score: Conocord 11, Adams 0.

GOSHEN 5, JIMTOWN 0

At Elkhart

SINGLES: 1. Anika Baumgartner beat Siera Chandler 6-0, 6-1, 2, Ali Peters beat Aubrey Adams 6-3, 6-1, 3. Kelly Weaver beat Kelsey Weinkauf 6-4, 6-4.

DOUBLES: 1. Emily Halley-Miranda Kay beat Kaley Funkhouser-Morgan Belakovic 6-1, 6-0, 2. Lauren Lehman-Sofia Hess beat Brianna McGoskin-Randie Witek 6-0, 6-1.

JV score: Goshen 9, Jimtown 0; Varsity records: Goshen 2-0.

BOYS TRACK

CLAY 76, MICHIGAN CITY 52

At South Bend

3200 relay 1. Michigan City (no time reported); 110 hurdles: 1. Danny Grose (C) 17.0, 2. Giorgio Karallas (MC) 18.49; 100: 1. Wesley Thomas (C) 11.1, 2. Anthony Catchings (MC) 11.16; 1600: 1. Luke Sullivan (C) 4:51, 2. Evan Doperalski (MC) 4.57; 400 relay: 1. Clay (Marcus McGee, Thomas, Tony Shead, Joshua Davis) 45.4; 400: 1. Kyle Neulieb (MC) 55.8, 2. Joe Kosakowski (MC) 57.28; 300 hurdles: 1. Grose (C) 46.3, 2. Martel Miller (C) 47.3; 800: 1. Steven Dennig (C) 2:15, 2. Zack Chappel (MC) 2:31.

200: 1. Davis (C) 23.2, 2. Thomas (C) 23.5; 3200: 1. Sullivan (C) 10.24, 2. David Daley (MC) 10.35; 1600 relay: 1. Clay (Grose, Shead, Dennig, Davis) 3.44; Long jump: 1. Shead (C) 20-9, 2. Leslie Rowley (MC) 18-9; High jump: 1. Trevor Woodham (MC) 6-0, 2. Miller (C) 6-8; Shot put: 1. Shakir Carr (C) 43-9, 2. Jacob Davier (MC) 40-0; Discus: 1. Carr (C) 129-0, 2. Tyler Zook MC) 117-2; Pole vault: 1. Zach Amberg (C) 9-0.

Records: Clay 1-0.

GIRLS TRACK

ADAMS 88.5, MICHIGAN CITY 77.5 RILEY 44, CLAY 33

At Michigan City

3200 relay: 1, Michigan City (Kristina Parrish, Hannah Levendoski, Christine Brennan, Shalynn McNeal) 11:04.0, 2, Riley 11:13.0. 3, Adams 12:24.0.

100 hurdles: 1, Amani Morgan (A) 15.58. 2, Joslin Robinson (MC) 18.24. 3, Dejaina Evans (MC) 18.67. 4, Jenna Thomas (A) 19.57.

100: 1, Aaliyah McKinney (A) 12.49. 2, Savannah Newsome (A) 12.89. 3, Michelle Adeniyi (C) 13.05. 4, Quanita Taylor (C) 13.38.

1600: 1, Liz Roush (R) 5:43.4. 2, Toria Sullivan (C) 5:49.7. 3, Christine Brennan (MC) 5:50.9. 4, Ashleigh Bush (A) 6:02.6.

400 relay: 1, Adams (Amani Morgan, Savannah Newsome, Georgia Williams, Aaliyah McKinney) 50.85. 2, Clay 54.17. 3, Riley 59.68. Michigan City DQ (ran out of exchange zone).

400: 1, Savannah Newsome (A) 1:02.61. 2, Georgia Williams (A) 1:04.93. 3, Ayina Gaines (R) 1:08.49. 4, Kiara Hernandez (MC) 1:13.00.

300 hurdles: 1, Amani Morgan (A) 51.42. 2, Joslin Robinson (MC) 52.99. 3, Jenna Thomas (A) 55.96. 4, Jessica Wozniak (MC) 1:01.68.

800: 1, Amanda Farrough (C) 2:38.4. 2, Hannah Levendoski (MC) 2:42.9. 3, Lauren Strezelecki (A) 2:44.1. 4, Alexandra Michalos (R) 2:44.5.

200: 1, Aaliyah McKinney (A) 26.33. 2, Quanita Taylor (C) 27.98. 3, JaLynn Sanders (MC) 28.20. 4, Alexis Barnum (A) 28.21.

3200: 1, Liz Roush (R) 12:20.6. 2, Christine Brennan (MC) 12:29.0. 3, Toria Sullivan (C) 12:29.1. 4, Rachel Titus (R) 13:26.1.

1600 relay: 1, Adams (Aaliyah McKinney, Chrishan Stoner, Georgia Williams, Savannah Newsome) 4:22.70. 2, Michigan City 4:47.48. 3, Riley 4:52.70. 4, Clay 4:53.20.

High jump: 1, Michelle Adeniyi (C ) 5-0. 2, Dejaina Evans (MC) 4-10. 3, Tie between Melissa Sherman (R), Chrishan Stoner (A) and JaLynn Sanders (MC) 4-2.

Long jump: 1, Shelby Heckman (R ) 14-10 ½. 2, Brooklyn Judge (MC) 14-10. 3, Georgia Williams (A) 14-2. 4, Chrishan Stoner (A) 14-1.

Shot put: 1, Alana Rivera (MC) 35-10 1/2. 2, Turquoise Patton (R) 32-0 ½. 3, Nakia Jones (MC) 29-8. 4, Nichole Williams (MC) 29-1.

Discus: 1, Alana Rivera (MC) 114-10. 2, Amani Morgan (A) 103-0. 3, Nichole Williams (MC) 91-0. 4, Nakia Jones (MC) 90-0.

Pole vault: 1, Ashley Jerue (A) 7-0. 2, Raven Derrickson (A) 6-6. 3, Kristina Neeley (A) 6-0. 4, Damanchae Oliver (MC) 6-0.

March 31st Local Sports

2011-03-31T08:24:00.000-07:00

SOFTBALL

CONCORD 6, CENTRAL 4

Central 000 000 4 -- 4 10 3

Concord 310 020 x -- 6 7 1

Emillea Rief (L, 0-1) and Leslie Crawford; Jenny Miller (W, 1-0), Allison Miller (6) and Shelbee Axsom.

Central: Hits -- Kate Fann 2, Allison Miller 2. 3B -- Erin Dobson. 2B -- Mariah VanderHoek. RBI -- Dobson 2.

Concord: Hits -- Paige Freeze 2, Erika Kindy 2. 2B -- Freeze. RBI -- Kindy 2. Runs -- Freeze 2. SB -- Freeze 2.

MEMORIAL 11, SB ADAMS 6

Memorial 020 032 4 -- 11 9 2

Adams 000 004 2 -- 6 7 6

Paige Erwin (W, 1-0) and Tiffani Collins; Michelle Szucs (L), Hannah McDonald (5) and K'ya Toles, Gina Catanzarite (5).

Memorial: Hits -- Alix Taber 2, Nikki Ambrose 2. 3B -- Ali Iavagnilio. 2B -- Taber, Ambrose, Kara Summers, Cassie Sorg. RBI -- Taber 2. Runs -- Sorg 2, Taber 2, Lauren Strausborger 2. SB --Strausborger 2.

Adams: Hits -- McDonald 2. 3B -- Corie Butcher. 2B -- McDonald, Madison Nelson.

JIMTOWN 11, SB WASHINGTON 2

Washington 010 001 0 -- 2 4 3

Jimtown 442 001 x -- 11 12 4

Emily Plencner (L, 0-1), Sam Rios (3) and Julie Miller; Alicia Ward (W, 1-0) and Nicole Stroup.

Jimtown: Hits -- Brooke Robison 3, Stroup 2, Ward 2, Sam Stephens 2. HR -- Stephens, Robison. 2B -- Ward. RBI -- Robison 2, Stephens 2, Stroup 2, Ward 2, Jaclyn Bailey 2.

BASEBALL

CENTRAL 2, CONCORD 1

Concord 100 000 0 -- 1 2 1

Central 000 002 x -- 2 4 2

Seth Huxford (L, 0-1) and Steven Reed; Tanner Tully (W, 1-0; 7 strikeouts) and Adam Raifsnider.

Central: HR -- Tully. RBI -- Tully 2.

PORTAGE 13, MEMORIAL 7

Memorial 003 020 2 -- 7 8 3

Portage 350 014 x -- 13 13 2

Adam Williams (L, 0-1), Brad VanGalen (3), Parker Devenney (5), Cam Hostetler (6) and Seth VanGalen; Cody Jackson (W, 1-0), Kris Springman (6) and Jeremy Sinkus.

Memorial: Hits -- Ben Brewers. Runs -- Be. Brewers 2, Dustin Mills 2.

Portage: Hits -- Sinkus 2, Andrew Brown 2, Cody Cheky 2, Gabe Acevedo 2, Sam Puchalski 2. 2B -- Acevedo 2, Sinkus. RBI -- Acevedo 3, Sinkus 2. Runs -- Acevedo 3, Brown 2, Cheky 2.

NORTHWOOD 6, LAVILLE 0

NorthWood 220 001 1 -- 6 5 1

LaVille 000 000 0 -- 0 2 1

WP -- Cory Snyder. Save -- Zech Manring. LP -- Joe Vest.

NorthWood: Hits -- Derek Yoder 2. Runs -- Yoder 2.

Records: NorthWood 1-2, LaVille 0-1.

Next: NorthWood at Triton today, 5 p.m.

MARIAN 10, LAKELAND 0

Lakeland 000 000 -- 0 3 1

Marian 105 211 -- 10 13 0

Tanner Foster (L), Jalen Presliey (6) and Luke Miller; John Leszczynski (W, 1-0), Andrew Price (5) and Mike Prusinski, Josh Turnock (6).

Marian: Hits -- Andrew Price. RBI -- Price 4, Matt Gibson 2.

GIRLS TENNIS

CONCORD 5, ADAMS 0

Singles

Kailee Queener def. Garner Hamilton 6-0, 6-1. Hailey Stiver def. Olivia Klopenstein 6-1, 6-0. Kathie Showalter def. Ava Scholl 6-0, 6-1.

Doubles

Eric Warren-Kathrin Bennett def. Jordan Tomchaney-Katie Sellers 6-1, 6-4. Victoria Miller-Lindsay M. def. Kyndall Saunders-Molly Meyer 6-4, 6-0.

GOSHEN 5, JIMTOWN 0

Singles

Anika Baumgartner def. Siera Candler 6-0, 6-1. Ali Peters def. Aubrey Adams 6-4, 6-1. Kelly Weaver (G) def. Kelsey Weinkauf 6-4, 6-4.

Doubles

Emily Halley-Miranda Kay def. Kaley Funhouser-Morgan Belakovih 6-1, 6-0. Lauren Lehman-Sofia Hess def. Brianna McGoookin-Randie Witek 6-0, 6-1.

MAB Baseball Scoreboard Portage 13 Elkhart Memorial 7, Merrillville 7 Boone Grove 0, EC Central 12 [1-0-1] Morton 8, Hanover Central 6 Lowell

MAB Softball Scoreboard Lake Central 7 Penn 6, Chesterton 10 Lowell 4.

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BASEBALL

CLAY 9, WARSAW 2

At Warsaw

Clay 051 030 — 9 11 2
Warsaw 200 000 — 2 2 4

Devon Bailey (W, 1-0) and Aaron Matthews; Austin Moore (L, 0-1), Chris Gibbs (2), Nate Nunez (5) and Darin Lursten.

2B: Matthews (C), Justin Laureys (C).

Highlights: Matthews had three hits for Clay and Laureys had two hits and three RBIs. Bailey struck out seven Warsaw batters.

JV score: Warsaw 11, Clay 1.

Varsity records: Clay 1-0, Warsaw 0-3.

MARIAN 10, LAKELAND 0

At Mishawaka

Lakeland 000 000 — 0 3 1
Marian 105 211 — 10 13 0

Tanner Foster (L), Jalen Prestliey (6) and Luke Miller; John Leszczynski (W, 1-0), Andrew Price (5) and Mike Prusinski, Josh Turnock (6).

Highlights: Price had four hits and four RBIs. Matt Gibson had two RBIs. Leszczynski struck out six in four innings.

Records: Lakeland 0-2, Marian 2-0.

NORTHWOOD 6, LAVILLE 0

At Lakeville

NorthWood 220 001 1 — 6 5 1
LaVille 000 000 0 — 0 2 1

Cory Snyder (W), Zech Manring (6); Joe Vest (L).

2B: Derek Yoder (N).

Highlights: Yoder doubled, singled and scored twice and pitchers Synder and Manring combined for nine strikeouts for NorthWood.

Records: NorthWood 1-2, LaVille 0-1.

PORTAGE 13, ELK. MEMORIAL 7

At Portage

Memorial 003 020 2 — 7 8 3
Portage 350 014 x — 13 13 2

Adam Williams (L, 0-1), Brad VanGalen (3), Parker Devenney (5), Cam Hostetler (6) and Seth VanGalen; Cody Jackson (W, 1-0); Kris Springhman (6) and Jeremy Sinkas

2B: Gabe Acevedo (P) 2, Sinkas (P).

Records: Memorial 0-2, Portage 1-0.

SOFTBALL

CONCORD 6, ELK. CENTRAL 4

At Dunlap

Central 000 000 4 — 4 4 4
Concord 310 020 x — 6 8 4

Emillea Rief (L), Shelbee Axsom (6); Jenny Miller (W, 1-0) and Leslie Crawford.

2B: Paige Freeze (C) 2.

Records: Concord 1-1.

LAKE CENTRAL 7, PENN 6

At St. John

Penn 011 400 0 — 6 8 5
Lake Central 030 004 x — 7 11 2

Alex Tashijan (L, 1-1), Mackenzie Joecken (6) and Holly Hoffman; Morgan Moseley, Morgan Franovich (5; W) and Sam Terry.

2B: Hoffman (P), Sam Krcelich (P), Kaitlyn Ranieri (LC), Moseley (LC).

Highlights: Hoffman had four RBIs for Penn and Jenna Simon had two stolen bases.

Records: Penn 1-1, Lake Central 2-0.

WARSAW 6, MISHAWAKA 0

At Baker Park, Mishawaka

Warsaw 200 120 1 — 6 10 2
Mishawaka 000 000 0 — 0 3 1

Alex Sanchez (W, 2-0) and Kelsey Dotson. Shelbie Jones (L, 0-1) and Chloe Nelson.

2B: Sanchez (W)

HR: Kendra Marshall (W) 2

Highlights: Marshall had a pair of two-run homers, and Sanchez had three hits and scored two runs for Warsaw. On the mound, Sanchez had nine strikeouts and no walks.

Records: Warsaw 2-0, Mishawaka 0-1.

JV score: Warsaw 11, Mishawaka 3

GIRLS TENNIS

CONCORD 5, ADAMS 0

At South Bend

SINGLES: 1. Kailee Queener beat Grace Hamilton 6-0, 6-1, 2. Hailey Stiver beat Olivia Klopfenstein 6-1, 6-0, 3. Katie Showalter beat Ava Scholl 6-0, 6-1.

DOUBLES: 1. Erica Warren-Katherin Bennett beat Jordan Tomchaney-Katie Sellers 6-1, 6-4, 2. Victoria Miller-Lindsay McLain beat Kyndall Saunders-Molly Meyer 6-4, 6-0.

Records: Adams 0-2; JV score: Conocord 11, Adams 0.

GOSHEN 5, JIMTOWN 0

At Elkhart

SINGLES: 1. Anika Baumgartner beat Siera Chandler 6-0, 6-1, 2, Ali Peters beat Aubrey Adams 6-3, 6-1, 3. Kelly Weaver beat Kelsey Weinkauf 6-4, 6-4.

DOUBLES: 1. Emily Halley-Miranda Kay beat Kaley Funkhouser-Morgan Belakovic 6-1, 6-0, 2. Lauren Lehman-Sofia Hess beat Brianna McGoskin-Randie Witek 6-0, 6-1.

JV score: Goshen 9, Jimtown 0; Varsity records: Goshen 2-0.

BOYS TRACK

CLAY 76, MICHIGAN CITY 52

At South Bend

3200 relay 1. Michigan City (no time reported); 110 hurdles: 1. Danny Grose (C) 17.0, 2. Giorgio Karallas (MC) 18.49; 100: 1. Wesley Thomas (C) 11.1, 2. Anthony Catchings (MC) 11.16; 1600: 1. Luke Sullivan (C) 4:51, 2. Evan Doperalski (MC) 4.57; 400 relay: 1. Clay (Marcus McGee, Thomas, Tony Shead, Joshua Davis) 45.4; 400: 1. Kyle Neulieb (MC) 55.8, 2. Joe Kosakowski (MC) 57.28; 300 hurdles: 1. Grose (C) 46.3, 2. Martel Miller (C) 47.3; 800: 1. Steven Dennig (C) 2:15, 2. Zack Chappel (MC) 2:31.

200: 1. Davis (C) 23.2, 2. Thomas (C) 23.5; 3200: 1. Sullivan (C) 10.24, 2. David Daley (MC) 10.35; 1600 relay: 1. Clay (Grose, Shead, Dennig, Davis) 3.44; Long jump: 1. Shead (C) 20-9, 2. Leslie Rowley (MC) 18-9; High jump: 1. Trevor Woodham (MC) 6-0, 2. Miller (C) 6-8; Shot put: 1. Shakir Carr (C) 43-9, 2. Jacob Davier (MC) 40-0; Discus: 1. Carr (C) 129-0, 2. Tyler Zook MC) 117-2; Pole vault: 1. Zach Amberg (C) 9-0.

Records: Clay 1-0.

GIRLS TRACK

ADAMS 88.5, MICHIGAN CITY 77.5 RILEY 44, CLAY 33

At Michigan City

3200 relay: 1, Michigan City (Kristina Parrish, Hannah Levendoski, Christine Brennan, Shalynn McNeal) 11:04.0, 2, Riley 11:13.0. 3, Adams 12:24.0.

100 hurdles: 1, Amani Morgan (A) 15.58. 2, Joslin Robinson (MC) 18.24. 3, Dejaina Evans (MC) 18.67. 4, Jenna Thomas (A) 19.57.

100: 1, Aaliyah McKinney (A) 12.49. 2, Savannah Newsome (A) 12.89. 3, Michelle Adeniyi (C) 13.05. 4, Quanita Taylor (C) 13.38.

1600: 1, Liz Roush (R) 5:43.4. 2, Toria Sullivan (C) 5:49.7. 3, Christine Brennan (MC) 5:50.9. 4, Ashleigh Bush (A) 6:02.6.

400 relay: 1, Adams (Amani Morgan, Savannah Newsome, Georgia Williams, Aaliyah McKinney) 50.85. 2, Clay 54.17. 3, Riley 59.68. Michigan City DQ (ran out of exchange zone).

400: 1, Savannah Newsome (A) 1:02.61. 2, Georgia Williams (A) 1:04.93. 3, Ayina Gaines (R) 1:08.49. 4, Kiara Hernandez (MC) 1:13.00.

300 hurdles: 1, Amani Morgan (A) 51.42. 2, Joslin Robinson (MC) 52.99. 3, Jenna Thomas (A) 55.96. 4, Jessica Wozniak (MC) 1:01.68.

800: 1, Amanda Farrough (C) 2:38.4. 2, Hannah Levendoski (MC) 2:42.9. 3, Lauren Strezelecki (A) 2:44.1. 4, Alexandra Michalos (R) 2:44.5.

200: 1, Aaliyah McKinney (A) 26.33. 2, Quanita Taylor (C) 27.98. 3, JaLynn Sanders (MC) 28.20. 4, Alexis Barnum (A) 28.21.

3200: 1, Liz Roush (R) 12:20.6. 2, Christine Brennan (MC) 12:29.0. 3, Toria Sullivan (C) 12:29.1. 4, Rachel Titus (R) 13:26.1.

1600 relay: 1, Adams (Aaliyah McKinney, Chrishan Stoner, Georgia Williams, Savannah Newsome) 4:22.70. 2, Michigan City 4:47.48. 3, Riley 4:52.70. 4, Clay 4:53.20.

High jump: 1, Michelle Adeniyi (C ) 5-0. 2, Dejaina Evans (MC) 4-10. 3, Tie between Melissa Sherman (R), Chrishan Stoner (A) and JaLynn Sanders (MC) 4-2.

Long jump: 1, Shelby Heckman (R ) 14-10 ½. 2, Brooklyn Judge (MC) 14-10. 3, Georgia Williams (A) 14-2. 4, Chrishan Stoner (A) 14-1.

Shot put: 1, Alana Rivera (MC) 35-10 1/2. 2, Turquoise Patton (R) 32-0 ½. 3, Nakia Jones (MC) 29-8. 4, Nichole Williams (MC) 29-1.

Discus: 1, Alana Rivera (MC) 114-10. 2, Amani Morgan (A) 103-0. 3, Nichole Williams (MC) 91-0. 4, Nakia Jones (MC) 90-0.

Pole vault: 1, Ashley Jerue (A) 7-0. 2, Raven Derrickson (A) 6-6. 3, Kristina Neeley (A) 6-0. 4, Damanchae Oliver (MC) 6-0.

Elkhart Memorial catcher Jordan Hinton will continue his baseball career at Adrian College in Adrian, Mich.

A three-year varsity player for the Chargers, Hinton was a 2010 first team Northern Lakes Conference selection with a .348 batting average, four home runs, 22 runs scored and 28 RBIs

Mishawaka High School offensive lineman Brandon Rieth will continue his football career at Trine University in Angola, Ind. this fall.

Playing center, the 5-foot-10, 230-pound Rieth played a big role in helping the Cavemen (12-1) achieve a school record 3,905 yards rushing in 2010

Bremen senior Kelsey Stichter has signed a letter-of-intent to play tennis at Bethel College in the fall.

Stichter is in her third year of playing varsity doubles for the Lions, the last two of which have been at the No. 1 spot

Mishawaka basketball players Chelsea Ward and Noelly Scott recently announced their college choices.

Ward will take her talents to Bethel College, while Scott will continue her career at Lake Michigan College.

Ward, a 5-foot-5 guard, earned Northern Indiana Conference MVP honors this past season, averaging 12.6 points.

Ward, who led Mishawaka in scoring as a sophomore and junior, finished with 1,128 career points. She is just one of five players in program history to top 1,000 points.

Scott, a 5-8 forward, led the Cavemen in scoring at 15 points per game her senior season. She was also second in rebounding at 8.2 per game and was a first-team All-NIC pick.

The duo helped the Cavemen go 18-4 overall and 7-1 in league play. Mishawaka lost in the sectional final to eventual state runner-up Penn.

Tuesday March 29th Results

2011-03-30T09:21:00.000-07:00

Prep Softball results

SOFTBALL

MEMORIAL 3, SB ST. JOSEPH'S 1

Memorial 000 102 0 -- 3 4 3

St. Joseph's 001 000 0 -- 1 4 1

Ali Iavaniglio (W, 1-0) and Tiffani Collins; Jenny Bals (L) and Annmarie Lindzy.

Memorial: Hits -- Iavagnilio 2, Tayler Miller 2. 2B -- Iavagnilio, Miller. Runs -- Nikki Ambrose 2. SB -- Miller 2.

St. Joseph's: Hits -- Christina Gillis 2, Sierra McDonald 2. 2B -- McDonald.

JIMTOWN 11, CONCORD 8

Concord 103 000 4 -- 8 13 2
Jimtown 420 050 x -- 11 8 2

Casey Cartwright (L, 0-1), Jenny Miller (2) and Leslie Crawford; Shelby Kankel (W, 1-1) and Alexis Doan.

Concord: Hits -- J. Miller 3, Erika Kindy 3, Melanie Meyer 3, Sammi Swain 2. 2B -- J. Miller, Swain. Runs -- Swain 2.

Jimtown: Hits -- Doan 2, Sammy Stephens 2. 2B -- Stephens, Dani Franko. RBI -- Stephens 3, Lanie Hodgson 2. Runs -- Stephens 3, Franko 2, Taylor Alvey 2.

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NORTHRIDGE 18, LAKELAND 5

Northridge 040 213 8 -- 18 19 2

Lakeland 010 020 2 -- 5 3 4

Sammi Steele (W, 1-0), Caity Pixley (5) and Carlie Miller; Ashlynn Grubb (L, 0-1) and Lexie Myers.

Northridge: Hits -- Brianne O'Dell 5, Haley Schrock 3, Catarina Gage 3, Brittany Wingard 2, Caity Pixley 2, Sammi Steele 2. HR -- H. Schrock. 3B -- O'Dell. 2B -- O'Dell 2, Gage 2, Pixley. RBI -- O'Dell 4, Schrock 3, Gage 3, Steele 2. Runs -- O'Dell 3, Gage 3, Madison Schrock 2, H. Schrock 2, Wingard 2, Pixley 2, Kelcie Caples 2.

Lakeland: Runs -- Hershberger 2.

GOSHEN 15, WESTVIEW 0

Westview 000 00 -- 0 3 4

Goshen 31(11) 0x -- 15 9 0

WP -- McKenzie Byler (8 strikeouts). LP -- Sam Pfenning.

Westview: 2B -- Olivia Miller.

Goshen: Hits -- Cassi Cook 2. 3B -- Cook, Aimee Swihart. 2B -- Byler. RBI -- Cook 5, Yasenia Montanez 2, Lacee Mulcahey 2.

PENN 11, BREMEN 1

Bremen 100 000 -- 1 4 2

Penn 201 107 -- 11 11 1

S. Bailey, L. Pate (6) and B. Baker; Alex Pashijan (W, 1-0) and Holly Hoffman.

Penn: Hits -- Jenna Simon 3, Holly Hoffman 2, Sam Krcelich 2. 3B -- Hoffman, Krcelich. 2B -- Hoffman. RBI -- Hoffman 3, Krcelich 2. Runs -- Simon 2. SB -- Simon 3.

FAIRFIELD 8, NORTHWOOD 2

Fairfield 010 212 2 -- 8 14 2

NorthWood 000 110 0 -- 2 4 3

Morgan Miller (W, 1-0) and Alyssa Hoffman; Courtney Bemiller (L, 1-1) and A. Schrock.

Fairfield: Hits -- Morgan Miller 4, Jessica Lewis 2, Amanda Cross 2. HR -- Jenna Dreier. 2B -- Miller. Runs -- Miller 3.

NorthWood: 3B -- Maddie Schwartz.

WAWASEE 12, WEST NOBLE 2

West Noble 010 01 -- 2 5 3

Wawasee 103 26 -- 12 11 1

H. Reidenbach (L; 8 strikeouts) and Marsh; Gabi Routson (W, 1-0; 10 strikeouts) and Madi Anderson.

West Noble: Hits -- Risser 2. 2B -- Risser 2.

Wawasee: Hits -- Routson 2, Mattia Rostochak 2, Amber Yoder 2, Ashley Truman 2. 2B -- Yoder, Truman, Routson, Courtney McClure. RBI -- Truman 2. Runs -- Rostochak 3, Routson 2.

BASEBALL

CONCORD 9, LAKELAND 1

Lakeland 001 000 0 -- 1 2 3

Concord 202 131 x -- 9 9 0

Korey Penick (L), William Kelley (5) and Luke Miller; Alex Stiver (W), Logan Draus (6) and Steven Reed.

Concord: Hits -- Connor Slabach 3, Cain Crowley 2. 2B -- Crowley. RBI -- Steven Reed 2, Taylor Miller 2, Crowley 2. Runs -- Seth Huxford 2, Logan Draus 2.

GOSHEN 6, FAIRFIELD 2

Goshen 001 104 0 -- 6 10 1

Fairfield 011 000 0 -- 2 4 3

Casey Looker, Brad Taylor (3, W) and Travis Pickard; Garrett Scott, Brad Newcomer (5, L) and Jordan Bontrager.

Goshen: Hits -- Casey Looker 2, Sylas Buller 2, Jake Speicher 2, Troy Pickard 2. RBI -- Looker 2, Buller 2. Runs -- Buller 2, Pickard 2.

Fairfield: Hits -- Jordan Bontrager 2. 2B -- Bontrager.

NORTHRIDGE 13, WEST NOBLE 3, 6 INN.

Northridge 210 271 -- 13 9 0

West Noble 002 201 -- 3 3 3

T.J. Miller (W, 1-0), Kyle Yoder (3, 8 strikeouts) and Dominic DeVito, Logan Waggoner (5); Dirk Ormsby (L), Nick Noe (3), Cy Mikel (5) and Korey Kendall

Northridge: Hits -- Blake Fry 2. HR -- Dominic DeVito, Daimon Buck, Charlie Ottinger, Jordan Carithers. 2B -- Fry 2. RBI -- Buck 2, Carithers 2, Brock Logan 2. Runs -- DeVito 3, Fry 3, Ottinger 2, Buck 2.

WAWASEE 21, BETHANY CHRISTIAN 4, 6 INN.

Wawasee 209 019 -- 21 14 1

Bethany 030 100 -- 4 5 3

Flange (W, 1-0) and Wallace; Scott Weaver, Ike Lehman (3), Ben Bontreger (4), Josh Plank (5), Andy Slagel (6), Jesse Loewen (6) and Jared Miller.

Wawasee: Hits -- Dylan Wallace 4, Drew Vorol 2, John Beer 2, Aaron Beer 2. HR -- J. Beer. 2B -- Wallace 3, A. Beer 2, Si Shear. RBI -- J. Beer 4.

Home: Hits -- Peter Schrock 2.

GIRLS TENNIS

GOSHEN 3, BETHANY CHR. 2

Singles

Anika Baumgartner (G) def. Mandy Schlabach 6-2, 6-4; Ali Peters (G) def. Sharisse Yoder 6-0, 2-6, 6-4; Emma Caskey (BC) def. Kelly Weaver 6-1, 6-0.

Doubles

Emily Shenk-Maria Thomas (BC) def. Emily Halley-Miranda Kay 6-4, 6-3; Lauren Lehman-Sofia Hess (G) def. Jama Yoder-Ji-Eun Han 6-3, 7-5.

, Bethany Christian 0-1.

FAIRFIELD 5, CENTRAL NOBLE 0

Singles

Abbey Neff def. Marlee Conrad 6-0, 6-0; Haley Bechtel def. Sara Pounds 6-0, 6-0; Bridget Christner def. Sarah Ober 6-2, 6-1.

Doubles

Brooke Boyts-Nicole Murdoch def. Paige Lundquist-Rachel VanGessel 6-3, 6-1; Chelsea Neff-Kaelin Bender def. Jessica Fulk-Bonnie Wysong 6-0, 6-0.

GIRLS TRACK

MEMORIAL 78, CENTRAL 54

3200 relay -- Memorial (Allison Hoefle, Kate Luft, Kylee Crane, Maria Paez) 11:12.45.

100 H -- Amber Reese (M) 17.23, Stephanie Bettis (M) 18.5, Cassandra Villalobos (M) 19.34.

100 -- Monica Jones (M) 13.21, Kayla Pawling (M) 13.54, Chyna Sanders (C) 13.71.

1600 -- Morgan Severeid (M) 6:11.24, Abigail Taylor (C), Kylee Crane (M).

400 relay -- Memorial (Monica Jones, Stephanie Bettis, Brionna Barnett, Kayla Pawling) 52.02.

400 -- Makenzie Stokel (C) 1:03.2, Allison Hoefle (M) 1:06.27, Brionna Barnett (M) 1:06.97.

300 H -- Amber Reese (M) 54.02, Michelle Bowen (M) 54.78, Courtney Piazza (C) 56.35.

800 -- Alex Heathman (C) 2:42.05, Hailey Salisbury (C) 2:51.12, Allison Hoefle (M) 2:52.96.

200 -- Monica Jones (M) 26.63, Kayla Pawling (M) 28.16, Chyna Sanders (C) 28.56.

3200 -- Morgan Severeid (M) 13:16.85, Becca Hassler (C), Marina Filer (C).

1600 relay -- Central (Makenzie Stokel, Alex Heathman, Beatrice Thomas, Chyna Sanders) 4:26.67.

Pole Vault -- Zoe Disori (C) 9-0, Holly Lehman (C) 7-0, Paige Polomacak (M) 7-0.

Long Jump -- Kayla Pawling (M) 15-4 1/4, Paige Polomacak (M) 14-3, Olivia Jenks (C) 14-2 3/4.

Discus -- Tia Garnett (C) 105, Mallory Conrad (M) 103-9, Megan Ellis (C) 102.

High Jump -- Tazmyn Mason (C) 5-11, Kaylee Lapierre (C) 5-11.

Shot Put -- Mallory Conrad (M) 35-4, Megan Ellis (C) 32-1 1/2, Cara Albert (M) 30-5 1/2.

CONCORD 66, WESTVIEW 66

3200 relay -- Concord (Laura Schroeder, D'Arcy McKenah, Jennifer Reyes, Miranda Savoie) 11:24.44.

100 H -- Skyler Carpenter (W) 14.93, Jessica O'Connell (C) 17.57, Cassidy Field (C) 18.1.

100 -- Mandy Jones (W) 13.04, Michelle Detwiler (C) 13.68, Victoria Braddock (C) 13.98.

1600 -- Erin Rockey (W) 5:52.12, Cynthia Yoder (W) 6:00.26, Raquel Rich (C) 6:18.98.

400 relay -- Westview (Skyler Carpenter, Mandy Jones, Jeslyn Zimmerly, Kassy Zimmerman) 51.28.

400 -- Brittany Tomlinson (C) 1:07.01, Breinn Josselyn (C) 1:07.45, Shanice Matthews (C) 1:07.85.

300 H -- Skyler Carpenter (W) 46.23, Jessica O'Connell (C) 52.95, Cassidy Field (C) 53.6.

800 -- Jennifer Reyes (C) 2:40.4, Laura Schroeder (C) 2:46.99, Jennifer Robledo (W) 2:49.46.

200 -- Mandy Jones (W) 27.75, Michelle Detwiler (C) 28.25, Victoria Braddock (C) 30.25.

3200 -- Cynthia Yoder (W) 13:25.18, Raquel Rich (C) 13:31.72, Tara Lee (C) 14:08.08.

1600 relay -- Westview (Jeslyn Zimmerly, Sandra Bellaire, Erin Rockey, Kassy Zimmerman) 4:30.37.

Pole Vault -- Jeslyn Zimmerly (W) 11-0, Breinn Josselyn (C) 6-6, Laura Schroeder (C) 6-0.

Long Jump -- Skyler Carpenter (W) 18-1 1/4, Mandy Jones (W) 16-7, Victoria Braddock (C) 15-8.

Discus -- Hannah Boyce (C) 75-0, Carmen Burson (C) 64-8, Sierra Scoles (W) 60-7.

High Jump -- Sandra Bellaire (W) 4-10, Michelle Detwiler (C) 4-10, Rachel Weeber (C) 4-10.

Shot Put -- Jaqueline DeNova (C) 26-10, Sierra Scoles (W) 24-0, Carmen Burson (C) 23-5 3/4.

BREMEN 85, MARIAN 34

3200 relay -- Bremen (Hope Jordan, Sara Slabaugh, Amy Fanning, Megan Burcham) 10:32.

100 H -- Jenna Pfeiffer (B) 17.83, Kaley Gann (B) 18.44, Brittany Payne (M) 19.09.

100 -- Shannon Miller (B) 13.54, Brittany Duszynaski (M) 14.19, Jorgi Klockow (B) 14.4.

1600 -- Hope Jordan (B) 5:35.76, Megan Burcham (B) 5:54.73, Molly Ogren (M) 6:03.

400 relay -- Bremen (Jasmen Schaffer, Bianci Mon Tes Deca, Paige Weldy, Shannon Miller) 54.47.

400 -- Jasmen Schaffer (B) 1:06, Jorgi Klockow (B) 1:07, Claire Schmidt (B) 1:11.6.

300 H -- Not competed.

800 -- Megan Burcham (B) 2:42.78, Amy Fanning (B) 2:51.23, Grace Petro (M) 3:03.8.

200 -- Shannon Miller (B) 28.41, Maggie Hartnagel (M) 28.73, Paige Weldy (B) 28.82.

3200 -- Sara Slabaugh (B) 12.31, Gabbi Skwarcan (M) 13.2, Amy Fanning (B) 13.33.

1600 relay -- Bremen (Jasmen Schafer, Jenna Pfeiffer, Shannon Miller, Hope Jordan) 4:42.75.

Pole Vault -- Brittney Pittman (B) 9-0, Elizabeth Eversole (M) 7-6, Gena Kezey (M) 6-0.

Long Jump -- Brittany Duszynaski (M) 14-5 1/2, Kaley Gann (B) 14-4 1/4, Bianca Mon Tes Deca (B) 14-0.

Discus -- Anna Grove (B) 65-9, Claire Thornton (M) 64-0, Holly Glon (M) 60-3.

High Jump -- Jenna Pfeiffer (B) 5-2.

Shot Put -- Jordan Buetter (M) 32-4, Holly Glon (M) 23-9, Claire Thornton (M) 22-5 1/4.

BOYS TRACK

MEMORIAL 71, CENTRAL 61

3200 relay -- Memorial (Anthony Whyte, Edwin Zacarias, Marshall Yeoman, Jacob Chastain) 8:43.48.

110 HH -- Kohl Kitzmiller (M) 18.33, Ben Morris (M) 18.46, John Scroy (M) 19.96.

100 -- Urston Smith (M) 11.51, Devante Anderson (M) 11.77, Larry Gates (C) 12.01.

1600 -- Yeoman (M) 4:49.11, Austin Quick (C) 4:55.59, Gerardo Mendez (C) 4:57.39.

400 relay -- Central (Taylor Slone, Genoris Crawford, Javonte Henderson, Larry Gates) 46.72.

400 -- Elliott Miller (C) 55.03, Tyler Alvarez (M) 55.46, Blake Kramer (M) 56.3.

300 H -- Nick Edwards (C) 43.8, Ben Morris (M) 45.2, Kohl Kitzmiller (M) 45.76.

800 -- Martin Guerra (C) 2:05.44, Anthony Whyte (M) 2:07.9, Norberto Garcia (M) 2:15.71.

200 -- Erskine (M) 23.16, Devante Anderson (M) 24.0, Genoris Crawford (C) 24.43.

3200 -- Austin Quick (C) 10:44.43, Jared Peek (M) no time reported, Dustin Roberts (M) no time reported.

1600 relay -- Central (Steve Robinson, Genoris Crawford, Norberto Garcia, Logan Edwards) 3:41.27.

Pole Vault -- Logan Edwards (C) 10-6, Tony Zinnich (C) 10-0, Derek Mills (C) 8-6.

Long Jump -- Steve Robinson (C) 19-6, Dominique McDaniel-Haliburton (M) 19-1 1/2, Devante Anderson (M) 18-9 1/2.

Discus -- Alex Soptich (M) 143-0, Taylor Slone (C) 130-0, Dylan Snyder (M) 119-0.

High Jump -- Mike Buchanon (M) 5-8, Colt Haringer (M) 5-6, tie between Desmond Roland (C) and Deuntae Carr (C) 5-3.

Shot Put -- Devlin Bertha (C) 43-1 1/2, Taylor Slone (C) 42-10 1/2, Alex Soptich (M) 42-2.

GOSHEN 100, WEST NOBLE 32

3200 relay -- Goshen (Luke Kaufman, Louis Kissinger, Alfonso Torres, Tyler Wynn) 8:16.4.

110 HH -- Brian VanHook (G) 15.8. 100 -- Daniel Deboni (G) 11.4. 1600 -- Tyler Wynn (G) 4:38.2.

400 relay -- Goshen (Jordan Falin, Daniel Deboni, Chunie Pung, Tony Pung) 45.5.

400 -- Deangelo Snipes (G) 54.9. 800 -- Tyler Wynn (G) 2:04.7. 200 -- Tony Pung (G) 22.9.

1600 relay -- Goshen (Jamie Graves, Louis Kissinger, Deangelo Snipes, Tyler Wynn) 3:37.5.

Long Jump -- Tony Pung (G) 18-2 1/2. Discus -- Brandon Daniels (G) 128-8. High Jump -- Reade Carboneau (G) 5-8. Shot Put -- Brandon Daniels (G) 48-9.

BREMEN 83, MARIAN 39

3200 relay -- Bremen (Michael Rick, Matthew Kertai, Thomas Dean, Jack Jordan) 8:59.

110 HH -- Joshua Brenneman (B) 16.72, Kyle Neher (B) 18.75.

100 -- Conner Burke (M) 11.18, Jack Renner (B) 12.45, Tyre Ottbridge (M) 12.59.

1600 -- Thomas Dean (B) 5:03, Michael Ricketts (B) 5:05, Matt Kertai (B) 5:06.

400 relay -- Marian (Tyre Ottbridge, Anthony Rice, Eric Plude, Connor Burke) 46.06.

400 -- Ryan Zellmer (B) 56.31, Robbie Hummel (B) 56.67, Andrew Guinan (M) 57.62.

300 H -- Not competed.

800 -- Jack Jordan (B) 2:09.8, Michael Ricketts (B) 2:17.56, Chris Sokolowski (M) 2:27.71.

200 -- Anthony Rice (M) 22.62, Brian Florin (M) 24.68, Jack Renner (B) 25.10.

3200 -- Thomas Dean (B) 11:06, Adam Durall (M) 11:23, Jarred Fitch (B) 11:51.

1600 relay -- Bremen (Joshua Brenneman, Robbie Hummel, Ryan Zelmer, Jack Jordan) 3:41.32.

Pole Vault -- Aaron McKenzie (B) 9-6, Jamie Hughes (B) 9-6, Connor burke (M) 8-6.

Long Jump -- Joshua Brenneman (B) 20-7, Brian Florin (M) 20-0 1/2, Ty Holmes (B) 18-10 3/4.

Discus -- Andrew Weldy (B) 112-2, Luke Street (M) 105-10, Aaron McKenzie (B) 103-5.

High Jump -- Steve Barnes (M) 5-2, Anthony Rice (M) 5-2, Ryan Zeldman (B) 5-0.

Shot Put -- Andrew Weldy (B) 112-2, Luke Street (M) 105-10, Aaron McKenzie (B) 103-5.

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South Bend Softball Results

2011-03-29T08:46:00.001-07:00

ST. JOSEPH’S 6. ADAMS 4

At Adams

St. Joseph’s 102 030 0 — 6 11 1
Adams 210 010 0 — 4 11 1

Jenny Bals (W, 1-0) and Annmarie Lindzy; Michelle Szucs (L, 0-1) and Kya Toles, Gina Catanzarite (5).

2B: (A) Toles; (SJ) Christina Gillis, Jenny Bals.

3B: (A) Brittany Griffin; (SJ) Lindzy.

Highlights: Taylor Kurzhal, Christina Gillis and Lindzy each had two hits for St. Joseph’s; Moranda Hegedus had three hits for Adams.

Results March 28th

2011-03-29T08:30:00.000-07:00

Prep baseball results

Baseball

JIMTOWN 3, MEMORIAL 2

Memorial 010 100 0 -- 2 4 2

Jimtown 200 001 x -- 3 4 2

Ben Brewers (5 strikeouts), Justin Oley (4), Brad VanGalen (5; L, 0-1) and Jordan Hinton; Brandon Weinkauf, Justin Brown (4; W, 1-0) and Mike Reiner.

Jimtown: 2B -- Matt Hill.

GOSHEN 4, MISHAWAKA 3

Mishawaka 000 102 0 -- 3 7 1

Goshen 030 100 x -- 4 5 2

Jordan Gard (L), C.J. Schwartz (2), Trey Bickel (6) and Josh Fry; Michael Lewallen (W, 1-0), Diego Garcia (7, S) and Travis Pickard.

Mishawaka: Hits -- Casey Demonia 2. 2B -- Fry. RBI -- Demonia 2.

Goshen: Hits -- Casey Looker 2. 2B -- Looker. RBI -- Sylas Buller 2. Runs -- Looker 2.

Record: Goshen 1-0.

Next: Goshen at Fairfield today, 5 p.m.

JV: Mishawaka 2, Goshen 1. LP -- Tyler Slagel. Record: Goshen 0-1. Next: Fairfield at Goshen today.

Prep girls track results

Girls Track

NORTHRIDGE 85, WESTVIEW 49

NORTHRIDGE 95, JIMTOWN 37

WESTVIEW 64, JIMTOWN 58

3200 relay -- Northridge (Sarah Virgil, Mandy Campbell, Caiti Worley, Faith Frost) 11:16.

100 H -- Skylar Carpenter (W) 15.18.

100 -- Erin Jones (W) 13.07.

1600 -- Corinne Cominator (N) 5:29.

400 relay -- Westview (Skylar Carpenter, Erin Jones, Jeslyn Zimmerly, Kassy Zimmerman) 51.03.

400 -- Mackenzie Gray (N) 1:04.15.

300 H -- Skylar Carpenter (W) 46.81.

800 -- Corinne Cominator (N) 2:31.1.

200 -- Deasaray Greer (J) 28.29.

3200 -- Madie Royce (N) 12:15.

1600 relay -- Northridge 4:23.

Pole Vault -- Jeslyn Zimmerly (W) 12-0.

Long Jump -- Skylar Carpenter (W) 17-1 1/2.

Discus -- Cinnamon Green (J) 105-2.

High Jump -- Lily Russo (N) 4-10, Sandra Bellaire (W) 4-10, Joy Moore (J) 4-10.

Shot Put -- Cinnamon Green (J) 37-1.

Prep boys track results

Boys Track

NORTHRIDGE 87, WESTVIEW 45

NORTHRIDGE 95, JIMTOWN 37

WESTVIEW 66, JIMTOWN 64

3200 relay -- Westview (Jerry Schwartz, Antonia Castillo, Kyle Baker, Jeremy Miller) 8:17.64, Northridge 8:18.44.

110 HH -- Robert Dickerson (N) 17.87, Nic Raber (W) 17.47, Ryan Haeb (J) 18.07, Mike Presnell (N) 18.19.

100 -- J.J. Frey (N) 11.85, Devan Emerson (J) 11.89, Travion Kirkland (J) 12.29, Mitch Miller (N) 12.59.

1600 -- Kyle Baker (W) 4:51.02, Jacob Frost (N) 4:54.8, Jesse Moore (N) 4:58.94, Phil Kilmer (N) 5:08.25.

400 relay -- Northridge (Mitch Miller, David Fields, Tyler Priem, J.J. Frey) 45.6, Jimtown 46.19.

400 -- Hawkins Zimmerman (J) 53.76, Trevor Moore (N) 54.93, Elliott Braida (N) 55.11, Max Boyll (J) 55.31.

300 H -- Robert Dickerson (N) 43.96, 43.96, Nic Raber (W) 44.89, Mike Presnell (N) 45.57, Ryan Haeb (J) 47.56.

800 -- Jerry Schwartz (W) 2:04.21, Mitch Eby (N) 2:10.58, Lucas Miller (N) 2:13.5, Eric Dean (J) 2:16.79.

200 -- Brian Hosinski (J) 24.76, Mitch Miller (N) 25.01, Atonia Castillo (W) 25.57, Jailyn Rolle (N) 25.8.

3200 -- Marshall Hawn (N) 10:22.63, Trevor Moore (N) 11:00.79, Jeremy Miller (W) 11:10.55, Trevor Brickner (N) 12:23.69.

1600 relay -- Westview (Antonio Castillo, Dom Hunter, Nic Raber, Jerry Schwartz) 3:35.55, Northridge 3:37.8.

Pole Vault -- Nate Raber (W) 13-0, Trey Kennedy (W) 12-6, Casey Adams (J) 11-6, Joshua Rheinheimer (N) 11-0.

Long Jump -- David Fields (N) 21-8, Devan Emerson (J) 20-5, Tyler Priem (N) 20-3, Travion Kirkland (J) 19-7.

Discus -- Seth Moore (N) 138-8, Blake Magyar (J) 116-2, Nic Miller (W) 113-4, Trevor Emerson (N) 97-9.

High Jump -- David Fields (N) 5-6, Aaron Folk (W) 5-4, Tyler Priem (N) 5-4, Nick Bowman (N) 5-4.

Shot Put -- Tanner Adams (J) 42-2, Seth Moore (N) 41-2 1/2, Taylor Montague (J) 41-1, Brennan Scharrer (N) 40-3 1/2.

Prep softball results

Softball

GOSHEN 4, JIMTOWN 1

Goshen 100 000 3 -- 4 8 1

Jimtown 000 000 1 -- 1 2 3

WP -- Natalie Newell (17 strikeouts) and Aimee Swihart. LP -- Shelby Kankel (7 strikeouts) and Alexis Doan.

Goshen: Hits -- McKenzie Byler 2, Lacee Mulcahey 2. 2B -- Byler, Kaitlyn Troyer.

Jimtown: HR -- Taylor Alvey.

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JV: Jimtown 16, Goshen 4. WP -- Brittany Kamp. LP -- Andria Brown (8 strikeouts). Jimtown: Hits -- Jordyn Green 4, Siera Geier 3. Goshen: Hits -- Brittney Jones 2. 3B -- Jones. Records: Jimtown 1-0, Goshen 0-3.

NORTHWOOD 16, TIPPECANOE VALLEY 1, 5 INN.

NorthWood 321 73 -- 16 13 1

Tippecanoe Valley 000 10 -- 1 4 4

WP -- Courtney Bemiller (1-0). LP -- A. Rutherford.

NorthWood: Hits -- Bemiller 2, Chloe Anglemyer 2, Tess Anglemyer 2, Allie Mattingly 2, Rachel Page 2. 3B -- T. Anglemyer, Mattingly. 2B -- Bemiller, Mattingly. RBI -- T. Anglemyer 4, Bemiller 4, C. Anglemyer 2, Maddie Schwartz 2. Runs -- C. Anglemyer 2, Mattingly 2, Schwartz 2. SB -- C. Anglemyer 2.

Tippecanoe Valley: Hits -- M. Benzing 2. HR -- Benzing.

WESTVIEW 18, ELKHART CHRISTIAN 9

Elkhart Christian 160 002 0 -- 9 4 3

Westview 510 408 x -- 18 7 0

Sam Pfenning (W, 1-0; 7 strikeouts) and Brooke Yoder; Kaylie Colon (L, 0-1) and Carrie Risner.

Elkhart Christian: Hits -- Risner 2. 2B -- Kaylin Bussard. RBI -- Dora Jongsma 2. Runs -- Bussard 2, Colon 2.

Westview: HR -- Pfenning. 2B -- Yoder. RBI -- Pfenning 2, Rebecca Miller 2. Runs -- R. Miller 3, Michelle Mowery 3, Yoder 2, Amber Roth 2.

Bethany Results

2011-03-28T18:42:00.001-07:00

Baseball

LaVille 10, Bethany 0
LaVille ab r h bi Bethany ab r h bi
Herbster 2b 3 1 1 1 Klassen 2b-p 2 0 0 0
Emmons ph-2b 1 0 0 0 Helmuth rf-cf-rf 3 0 0 0
Dutoi cf 2 0 1 0 Bontreger cf-p-cf 3 0 1 0
Manges pr 0 0 0 0 KMiller p-1b 2 0 0 0
Bettcher p 5 2 3 2 ASlagel 1b-lf 2 0 0 0
Baker ss 3 2 1 0 Loewen ph-lf 1 0 0 0
Priser c 3 1 1 2 Weaver 3b 2 0 0 0
Vest 1b 2 0 1 0 ILehman ss-p-ss 1 0 0 0
Bailey ph-1b 1 0 1 2 Plank rf 0 0 0 0
Christman 3b 3 0 0 0 JMiller c 2 0 0 0
Sauer ph-3b 2 0 1 1 Yoder c 1 0 0 0
Singleton lf 3 2 2 0 PSchrock ss-2b 1 0 0 0
Knapp ph-lf 1 0 1 0 Totals 20 0 1 0
Windhorst rf 3 2 1 0
Totals 32 10 14 8
L 222 030 1 — 10
B 000 000 0 — 0
E — KMiller, ASlagel, Weaver. DP — LaVille 0, Bethany 1. LOB — LaVille 14, Bethany 3. 2B — Bettcher, Herbster, Singleton. 3B — Baker. SB — Baker, Bontreger, Vest, Windhorst. SH — Baker, Dutoi, ILehman, Windhorst. SF — Herbster.
LaVille ip h r er bb so
Bettcher (W, 1-0) 7.0 1 0 0 3 14
Bethany ip h r er bb so
KMiller (L, 0-1) 3.0 9 6 5 2 2
ILehman 2.0 2 3 2 3 1
Bontreger 1.0 1 0 0 2 1
Klassen 1.0 2 1 1 1 0
WP — Bontreger, Klassen, KMiller. PB — JMiller. T — 2:12.

Girls tennis
Bethany at Marian, ppd., cold, no new date.
JV: Bethany at Marian, ppd., cold, no new date.

Westview Baseball

2011-03-28T18:39:00.000-07:00

Score(s): Game 1: Westview 2 NorthWood 1

GAME 1: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
LINE SCORE WARRIORS 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 6 3
OPPONENT 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 2

Winning pitcher/current record: (Game 1): Zac Mishler / 1-0

Team Record: 1-0 League Record: ��
Next Game/Location: vs. Jimtown on Thursday, March 31 @ Westview – 5pm

Outstanding player(s) of game/recap: (Game 1):

Zac Mishler: 7 IP, 2 Hits, 0 ER, 11 K’s, 1 BB / Offensively: Brant Yoder lead off the 1st inning with a single to right center field, Jamar Weaver moved him to second base with a sac. bunt, Judah Zickafoose knocked him in with a groundball single through the right side of the infield / In inning 3, Jamar Weaver got on by an error, Zac Mishler moved him to second on a single to right field, and Adrian Brandenberger got a key two-out RBI single down the right field line / Brandenberger added another single in the 6th inning and Mishler added a double in the 5th

Northridge Softball Results

2011-03-28T17:47:00.000-07:00

Northridge 11 Fairfield 3 Played at: Northridge

Pitching Stats:
Northridge Pitcher (Strikeouts, Walks, Record): Caity Pixley 2 K 2 BB 1-0
Northridge Catcher: _Brittany Wingard
Northridge Relief Pitcher(s) (Inning, Strikeouts, Walks): __________________________
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Opponent’s Pitcher (Strikeouts, Walks, Record): Ashlyn Knepp 0 K 1 BB 0-1
Opponent’s Catcher: Riley Troyer
Opponent’s Relief Pitcher(s) (Inning, Strikeouts, Walks): Morgan Miller 3rd 1 K 0 BB

Hitting Stats:
Multiple Hits: Madison Schrock 3 (NR) Sami Lopez 2 (NR) Carlie Miller 2 (NR)
Ashlyn Knepp 2 (FF)
Doubles: Madison Schrock (NR) Carlie Miller (NR) Ashlyn Knepp(FF)
Triples: None
Home Runs: Caity Pixley (NR)
Multiple RBIs: Caity Pixley 2 (NR) Brianne O’dell 2 (NR)
Multiple Runs: Madison Schrock 3 (NR) Sami Lopez 2 (NR)
Multiple Stolen Bases: Amanda Cross 2 (FF)
Northridge Team Record: 1-0 Opponent’s Record: 0-1
Northridge Next Game: Tuesday March 29 at Lakeland 5:00

Junior Varsity Northridge vs. Fairfield Played at: Middlebury Little League
Score: Northridge 8 Opponent 2
Winning Pitcher: Hailey Nixon 14 K 2 BB 1-0
Losing Pitcher: P. HammerDeiner 1 K 0 BB 0-1
Multiple Hits: Brooke Maes 4 (NR) Hailey Nixon 2 (NR) Jenna Fisher 2 (NR) Kristie Dilly 2 (NR) Laela Miller 3 (FF)
Doubles: Brooke Maes 2 (NR) Witney Yoder (NR) Kristie Dilley (NR)
Triples: none
Home Runs: none
Record: Northridge 1-0 Opponent’s Record 0-1
Next Game: Northridge Tuesday March 29 at Lakeland 5:00

Northwood Mishawaka Marian, Mishwaka Girls Track Results

2011-03-27T08:35:00.000-07:00

GIRLS TRACK

SB ADAMS 67 NORTHWOOD 65, NORTHWOOD 67, MISHAWAKA 65, MISHAWAKA 72.5, SB ADAMS 58.5

Summary of Events

100 -- Aaliyah McKinney (A) 13:31, Chelsea Wakes (M) 13:47, Angelica Ramon (NW) 13:61.

200 -- Aaliyah McKinney 26.70 (A) Alexis Barnum 28.40 (A), Angelica Ramon 28.70 (NW).

400 -- Aaliyah McKiney (A) 1:03.51, Gaorgia Williams (A) 1:04.29, Francesca Spaulding (M) 1:06.32.

800 -- Katelyn Husband (M) 2:32.70, Cynthia Medina (NW) 2:39.11, Miranda Steward (M) 2:41.10.

1600 -- Cynthia Medina (NW) 5:54, Jessica Balko (M) 5:59, Camilla Holt (M) 6:08.

3200 -- Cynthia Medina (NW) 12:48, Jessica Balko (M) 13:30, Amanda Zylstra (M) 13:35.

100 hurdles -- Amani Morgan (A) 16:25, Jenna Thomas (A) 18:86, Allison Purcell (NW) 19:26.

300 hurdles -- Amani Morgan (A) 51.82, Ashley Spence (M) 52.82, Jenna Thomas (A) 56:09.

400 relay -- Adams 53.64, NorthWood 54.86, Mishawaka 55.26.

1600 relay-- Adams 4:24, Mishawaka 4:27, Northwood 5:15.

3200 relay -- Mishawaka 10:38, NorthWood 10:48, Adams 13.30.

High jump -- Sarah Smeltzer (N) 4-10, Lindsey Smeltzer 4-8, Chelsea Wakes (M) 4-6.

Pole vault -- Megan Tuttle (NW) 9-0, Breann Hall (NW) 8-0, Melissa Berger (NW) 7-06, Jessica Tuttle (NW) 7-06.

Long jump -- Francesca Spaulding (M) 15-07, Chrishana Stoner (A) 15-02, McKenzie Jobin (M) 14-11

Shot put -- Maria Tominson (M) 36-03, Julie Crew (M) 33-11, Amani Morgan (A) 32-01.

Discus -- Cassie Griffin (NW) 104-10, Amani Morgan (A) 98-0, Julie Crew (M) 95-06

Hoosier State Relays -- High School Indoor track result

2011-03-20T18:19:00.000-07:00

Culver Academies distance runner Waverly Neer's 10-minute, 19-second performance in the Class 1A-3A 3,200-meter run highlighted the Hoosier State Relays Saturday at Purdue University.
Neer set the U.S. high school indoor 5,000-meter record last weekend in New York and came home to set another mark Saturday at Lambert Field House. Neer's time was 31 seconds faster than the previous meet record set in 2008 by Alexandra Banfich, also of Culver.
Other meet records broken were: Westfield's boys in the distance medley relay (10:11), Center Grove's 4x400-meter relay (3:20) and Zionsville's Shane Mikesky in the 55-meter hurdles (7.34 seconds).
Winning the team championships in the 4A-5A meet were the Carmel girls with 61 points (Ft. Wayne Northrop was second with 48) and the Lawrence Central boys with 82 points (Warren Central was second with 59).
Winning team championships in the 1A-3A meet were the Andrean boys with 63 points (Brebeuf Jesuit was second with 44) and the South Bend St. Joseph's girls with 62 points (Westview second with 57).<
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4A-5A Girls
1) Carmel 61 2) Ft. Wayne Northrop 48
3) Lawrence Central 42 4) Pike 41
5) Ft. Wayne Snider 39.66 6) Lawrence North 38
7) Warren Central 24 8) Ben Davis 21.16
9) Noblesville 17.50 10) Carroll (Fort Wayne) 16
11) Richmond 15 12) Brownsburg 14
12) Ft. Wayne Wayne 14 14) South Bend Adams 12
14) Homestead 12 14) Fishers 12
17) Hamilton Southeastern 11 17) Penn High School 11
19) Center Grove 10 19) Portage 10
19) Franklin Central 10 19) Lowell 10
23) Avon 9.66 24) North Central (Indianapol 9
25) Elkhart Central 8 25) Bloomington South 8
25) Northridge 8 28) New Palestine 6
28) DeKalb 6 30) Merrillville 5.66
31) Anderson 5.50 32) Terre Haute North Vigo 5
33) Valparaiso 4 33) Decatur Central High Scho 4
35) South Bend Washington 3 36) Kokomo 2.50
37) Ft. Wayne South Side 2 38) Crown Point 1.66
38) Columbia City 1.66 40) Zionsville 1
40) Whiteland Community 1 40) Gary West Side 1
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4A-5A Boys
1) Lawrence Central 82 2) Warren Central 59
3) Ben Davis 53.50 4) Center Grove 34
5) Ft. Wayne Snider 30 6) Carmel 26
7) Zionsville 22 8) Westfield 20
9) Portage 17 10) Terre Haute North Vigo 16
11) Merrillville 14 12) Kokomo 13
12) Lawrence North 13 12) Ft. Wayne North Side 13
15) Carroll (Fort Wayne) 12 16) Valparaiso 10.50
17) Ft. Wayne Northrop 10 17) Martinsville 10
19) Chesterton 9 19) New Albany 9
21) Penn High School 8 21) LaPorte 8
21) Crown Point 8 21) Harrison (West Lafayette) 8
21) Jeffersonville 8 26) Plymouth 6
26) Columbus North 6 26) East Noble 6
26) Hamilton Southeastern 6 30) Logansport 5
30) Hobart 5 30) Pike 5
33) North Central (Indianapoli 4 33) Concord 4
35) Muncie Central 3 35) Ft. Wayne Bishop Dwenger 3
35) Lafayette Jefferson 3 38) Marion 2
38) Bloomington North 2 38) Gary West Side 2
38) Pendleton Heights 2 42) Ft. Wayne Wayne 1.50
42) Noblesville 1.50 44) Bedford North Lawrence 1
44) East Central 1 44) Mt. Vernon (Fortville) 1
44) Franklin Central 1
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1A-3A Girls<
1) South Bend St. Joseph's 62 2) Westview 57
2) Indianapolis Bishop Chatar 57 4) Eastern (Greentown) 45.50
5) Culver Academies 34 6) Wheeler 32
7) Ft. Wayne Concordia Luther 30 8) Park Tudor 26
9) Bremen 22.50 10) Harding 18
10) Leo 18 10) NorthWood 18
10) Hamilton Heights 18 14) Indian Creek 16
15) Fairfield 15 16) Indianapolis Cardinal Rit 14
17) Southridge 10 18) Monrovia 8
19) Heritage Christian 6 19) Twin Lakes 6
19) South Knox 6 19) Brebeuf Jesuit 6
19) Northeast Dubois 6 24) Andrean 5
24) Covenant Christian 5 24) Cass 5
24) Southmont 5 24) Western 5
29) LaVille 4 29) Riverton Parke 4
29) Silver Creek 4 29) West Lafayette 4
33) North Judson-San Pierre 3 34) Tipton 2
35) Wabash 1.50 35) Northwestern 1.50
37) Indianapolis Attucks 1 37) Benton Central 1
37) Oak Hill 1 37) Norwell 1
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1A-2A-3A Boys<
1) Andrean 63 2) Brebeuf Jesuit 44
3) South Bend St. Joseph's 35 4) Fairfield 34
5) Thea Bowman Academy 30 6) Westview 28
7) Harding 25 8) Guerin Catholic 24
9) Western 20.50 10) Whitko 18.50
11) Wheeler 18 12) Oak Hill 17
13) New Prairie 14 14) NorthWood 12
14) Indianapolis Bishop Chatar 12 16) Fremont 11
17) Michigan City Marquette 10 17) Fountain Central High Sch 10
17) Southwood 10 17) Hanover Central 10
17) Prairie Heights 10 17) Southmont 10
23) Northeast Dubois 9 24) Park Tudor 8
24) Heritage Christian 8 24) Yorktown 8
24) Jimtown 8 28) Eastern (Greentown) 7
29) Leo 6 29) Ft. Wayne Concordia Luthe 6
29) Frankfort 6 29) Danville Community 6
29) Norwell 6 34) Silver Creek 5
34) Carroll (Flora) 5 34) Eastbrook 5
34) Northwestern 5 34) North Daviess 5
39) Churubusco 3 39) Hamilton Heights 3
41) Brown County 2 41) Indianapolis Cardinal Rit 2
41) Northfield 2 44) Greencastle 1
44) Indian Creek 1 44) Crothersville 1
44) Rushville Consolidated 1
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Baseball Pre Season Polls

2011-03-17T18:33:00.000-07:00

Class 4A for Preseason
1. Cathedral (0-0) (3) 57
2. Fort Wayne Carroll (0-0) (2) 35
3. Crown Point (0-0) 30
4. Noblesville (0-0) 28
5. Bloomington South (0-0) (1) 27
6. La Porte (0-0) 25
7. Penn (0-0) 17
Zionsville (0-0) 17
9. Pendleton Heights (0-0) 16
10. Lawrence Central (0-0) 14

Others Receiving Votes:
Evansville Harrison (0-0) 11, Lake Central (0-0) 10, Anderson (0-0) 7, Terre Haute South (0-0) 7, Kokomo (0-0) 6, Northview (0-0) 5, Munster (0-0) 4, Northridge (0-0) 4, Muncie Central (0-0) 3, McCutcheon (0-0) 2, Jeffersonville (0-0) 2, Center Grove (0-0) 1, Evansville Central (0-0) 1, Whiteland (0-0) 1

Class 3A for Preseason
1. New Haven (0-0) (1) 40
2. New Palestine (0-0) 37
3. Jasper (0-0) (3) 36
4. Andrean (0-0) (1) 32
5. Crawfordsville (0-0) 25
6. Northwestern (0-0) 22
7. Brebeuf (0-0) 14
8. Heritage Hills (0-0) 11
9. Norwell (0-0) 10
10. Tippecanoe Valley (0-0) 8

Others Receiving Votes:
Yorktown (0-0) 6, Madison (0-0) 6, Evansville Bosse (0-0) 6, Franklin County (0-0) 5, West Vigo (0-0) 4, Griffith (1-0) 3, Mishawaka Marian (0-0) 3, Silver Creek (0-0) 3, Lebanon (0-0) 1, Hamilton Heights (0-0) 1, Batesville (0-0) 1, Western (0-0) 1

Class 2A for Preseason
1. Forest Park (0-0) (1) 48
2. Wapahani (0-0) (1) 38
3. Delphi (0-0) (2) 36
4. Heritage Christian (0-0) (2) 31
5. Evansville Mater Dei (0-0) 28
6. Oak Hill (0-0) 26
Wheeler (0-0) 26
8. Fort Wayne Luers (0-0) 24
9. Providence (0-0) (1) 21
10. Park Tudor (0-0) 20

Others Receiving Votes:
Northfield (0-0) 15, South Spencer (0-0) 13, Hanover Central (0-0) 12, Fairfield (0-0) 12, Hammond Noll (0-0) 8, Brownstown Central (0-0) 7, Union County (0-0) 7, Tell City (0-0) 3, Central Noble (0-0) 3, Taylor (0-0) 2, Westview (0-0) 2, Fountain Central (0-0) 1, Wabash (0-0) 1, Knightstown (0-0) 1

Class 1A for Preseason
1. Lafayette Central Catholic (0-0) (4) 58
2. Frontier (0-0) 40
3. Cowan (0-0) 34
4. Whiting (0-0) (1) 33
5. Fort Wayne Canterbury (0-0) (1) 31
6. North Daviess (0-0) 24
7. Randolph Southern (0-0) 20
8. North Central (Farmersburg) (0-0) 17
9. South Central (Union Mills) (0-0) 12
10. Shakamak (0-0) 10
Loogootee (0-0) 10

Others Receiving Votes:
Fort Wayne Blackhawk (0-0) 9, Tecumseh (0-0) 9, Bethany Christian (0-0) 8, Wes-Del (0-0) 4, Morgan Township (0-0) 4, Henryville (0-0) 4, Westville (0-0) 2, Edinburgh (0-0) 1

Northeast Corner Conference Boys Basketball All Conferene Team

2011-03-16T12:04:00.000-07:00

1st Team All NECC
All NECC Nick McCoy Central Noble
All NECC Tyler Arrowsmith Churubusco
All NECC Hunter Nicodemus Churubusco
All NECC Austen Brow Eastside
All NECC Tanner Foust Fairfield
All NECC Logan Cade Fremont
All NECC Tyler Jenkins Fremont
All NECC Jalen King Lakeland
All NECC Craig Leu Lakeland
All NECC Brennen North Prairie Heights
All NECC Michael Reynolds Prairie Heights
All NECC Dirk Ormsby West Noble
All NECC Justin Jantzi Westview
All NECC Dominique Neely Westview
All NECC Seth Wagler Westview

Honorable Mention All NECC
HM All NECC Chandler Kauffman Fairfield
HM All NECC Austin Boyd Sr. Hamilton
HM All NECC Scott McKibben Lakeland
HM All NECC Derek Young Prairie Heights
HM All NECC Nick Noe West Noble
HM All NECC Kurt Lambright Westview

Northwood Winter Awards

2011-03-16T10:27:00.000-07:00

NorthWood winter awards

NAPPANEE -- NorthWood High School honored its winter athletes with a program Tuesday.

Chosen as MVPs were Michael Paul in boys basketball, Morgan Olson in girls basketball, Zach Telschow in wrestling, Jared Lechlitner and Trent Jacobs in boys swimming and diving, Brenna Ghigliotto and Brittani Grove in girls swimming, Melissa Berger in girls diving and Kaitlin McFarland in cheerleading.

Winter Honorees

NorthWood High School honored its winter athletic programs Tuesday night. Earning Most Valuable Player awards were (from left, first row) Brenna Ghigliotto (girls swimming), Brittany Grove (girls swimming), Melissa Barger (girls diving), Morgan Olson (girls basketball) and Kaitlin McFarland (cheerleading); second row, Jared Lechlitner (boys swimming), Zachary Telschow (wrestling), Trent Jacobs (boys diving) and Michael Paul (boys basketball).

Boys Basketball: MVP -- Michael Paul. Captains -- Paul, Kyle Heckaman, Cameron Williams. Most improved -- Aaron Rhoade. Rebounding -- Paul. Outstanding defense -- Williams. Coaches' Award -Jakyah Qaiyim.

Girls Basketball: MVP -- Morgan Olson. Captains -- Hillary Lechlitner, Taylor Olson, Hannah Stump. Mental attitude -- Lechlitner, Taylor Stutzman. Most improved -- Savannah Bley, Stump. Most rebounds -- M. Olson. Free throws -- M. Olson. Outstanding defense -- Bley, De'Yahnna Styles.

Wrestling: MVP -- Zach Telschow. Captains -- A.J. Carter, Lucio Chumas, Zach Sweeden. Most improved -- Telschow. Most pins -- Justin Mullins. Most takedowns -- Zac Wilson. Most wins -- Telschow.

Boys swimming: MVP swimming -- Jared Lechlitner. MVP diving -- Trent Jacobs. Captains -- Lechlitner, Aaron Troxel, Jacobs. Mental attitude -- Lechlitner, Troxel. Most improved -- Riley Smith, Jake Snider.

Girls swimming: MVP swimming -- Brenna Ghigliotto, Brittani Grove. MVP diving -- Melissa Berger. Captains -- Ghigliotto, Emily Hoffman, Berger. Mental attitude -- Kenzi Baker-Ott, Hoffman. Most improved -- Karlie Kratzchmar.

Cheerleading: MVP -- Kaitlin McFarland. Captain -- McFarland. Mental attitude -- Lindsay Ziegler. Most improved -- Kaylin Pearson. Outstanding jumps -- Emily Slagle. Outstanding tumbler -- Allysa Romano. Overall spirit -- Elizabeth Kern.

Northern States Conferene Basketball teams

2011-03-15T11:22:00.000-07:00

Girls All-Conference Team:

Gwen Zehner Culver
Patrice McBee Culver
Nicole Carengie Culver
Allison Thacker Triton
Courtney Spencer New Prairie
Emma Stahl Jimtown
Katie Goward Jimtown
Elaine Schmeltz LaVille
Lerin Studt Bremen
Brittney Pittman Bremen
Brittany Tetzloff Knox
Jacy Borlik Glenn

Girls Honorable Mention:
Whitney Sanders Culver
Megan Howdeshell Triton
Shana Anderson Triton
Mary Gamble New Prairie
Kaitlyn Kopetski LaVille
Elisabeth Caudill Knox

Boys All-Conference Team:
Griffyn Carpenter Triton
Clay Yeo Triton
Austin Davis Triton
Jordon Everett Triton
Josh Anderson Glenn
Aaron Stegemiller Glenn
Jordyn Williams LaVille
Codee Kimbell LaVille
Zoe Bauer Culver
Collin Stevens Culver
Elliott Coad Knox
Michael Wagner New Prairie
Brae Beadles Jimtown
Ben Hueni Bremen

Boys Honorable Mention:
Brock Solomos Glenn
Andrew Hostetler LaVille
Patrick Ambrose Knox
Josh Risner Knox
Mitchell Mrozinski New Prairie
Kyle Brammer New Prairie
D.J. Washington Jimtown

NIC Swimming All Conference Teams

2011-03-14T09:27:00.000-07:00

All-NIC Swimming - GIRLS

200 Medley Relay School
1st Team Bethany Galat Annie Spalding Penn
Monique Knaggs Sarah Coyne
2nd Team Maddie Bradford Abby Hildebrandt Penn
Kim Hochstedler Jennifer Priebe
Hon. Mention Abby Lowe Kaitlyn DelleDonne St. Joseph's
Sarah Brechenser Megan Cohoon

200 Freestyle School
1st Team Sarah Coyne Penn
2nd Team Sarah Brechenser St. Joseph's
Hon. Mention Taylor Whitehead Elkhart Central

200 Indiviudal Medley School
1st Team Annie Spalding Penn
2nd Team Maddie Bradford Penn
Hon. Mention Hannah Meckstroth Penn

50 Freestyle School
1st Team Bethany Galat Penn
2nd Team Jennifer Priebe Penn
Hon. Mention Kailin Potter Penn

Diving School
1st Team Allison Belcher Penn
2nd Team Samantha Reese St. Joseph's
Hon. Mention Ebe Kimmel Mishawaka

100 Butterfly School
1st Team Molly Meyer Adams
2nd Team Monique Knaggs Penn
Hon. Mention Ashleigh Bush Adams

100 Freestyle School
1st Team Jennifer Priebe Penn
2nd Team Ashleigh Bush Adams
Hon. Mention Kailin Potter Penn

500 Freestyle School
1st Team Sarah Brechenser St. Joseph's
2nd Team Hannah Meckstroth Penn
Hon. Mention Taylor Whitehead Elkhart Central

200 Freestyle Relay School
1st Team Annie Spalding Kailin Potter Penn
Jennifer Priebe Sarah Coyne
2nd Team Ashleigh Bush Drew Jackson Adams
Molly Meyer MacKenzie Heighway
Hon. Mention Megan Knobloch Ellen Roof St. Joseph's
Kaitlyn DelleDonne Sarah Brechenser

100 Backstroke School
1st Team Molly Meyer Adams
2nd Team Maddie Bradford Penn
Hon. Mention Katie McDonough Penn

100 Breaststroke School
1st Team Bethany Galat Penn
2nd Team Kaitlyn DelleDonne St. Joseph's
Hon. Mention Abby Hildebrandt Penn

400 Freestyle Relay School
1st Team Bethany Galat Kaitlin Potter Penn
Sarah Coyne Abby Hildebrandt
2nd Team Ashleigh Bush Drew Jackson Adams
Molly Meyer MacKenzie Heighway
Hon. Mention Maddie Bradford Taryn Fisher Penn
Hannah Meckstroth Katie MacDonough

Name School
MVP Bethany Galat Penn

Coach of the Year Jess Preston Penn

NIC Standings for 2010-11 Girls' Swimming & Diving

1 Penn 8-0      35.00 Jess Preston,
2 St. Joseph's 7-1      32.50
3 Mishawaka 6-2      30.00
4 Elk. Central 5-3      27.50
5 Adams 4-4      25.00
6 Riley 3-5      22.50
7 Washington 2-6      20.00
8 Marian 1-7      17.50
9 Clay 0-8      15.00

All-NIC Swimming - BOYS

200 Medley Relay School
1st Team Dominic Vernasco Travis Bavar Penn
Seamus Lucero-Dixon Joshua Lercel
2nd Team Matt Lemasters Andrew Martin Elk. Central
Sean O'Neil Derek Tepe
Hon. Mention Jarred Pfaff, Connor Crane Riley
Andrew Bokhart Miguel Santos

200 Freestyle School
1st Team Trevor Carroll St. Joseph's
2nd Team Matt Lemasters Elk. Central
Hon. Mention Alex Wait Penn

200 Indiviudal Medley School
1st Team Tony Carroll St. Joseph's
2nd Team Luke Meyer Adams
Hon. Mention Nick Tetzlaff Washington

50 Freestyle School
1st Team Josh Lercel Penn
2nd Team Luke Fifer St. Joseph's
Hon. Mention Seamus Lucero-Dixon Penn

Diving School
1st Team William Guedes Adams
2nd Team Stephen Rice Marian
Hon. Mention Jeff Bradford Elk. Central

100 Butterfly School
1st Team Tom Polega St. Joseph's
2nd Team Josh Lercel Penn
Hon. Mention Sean O'Neil Elk. Central

100 Freestyle School
1st Team Trevor Carroll St. Joseph's
2nd Team Luke Meyer Adams
Hon. Mention Seamus Lucero-Dixon Penn

500 Freestyle School
1st Team Matt LeMasters Elkhart Central
2nd Team Thomas Ahearn St. Joseph's
Hon. Mention James Salmon Riley

200 Freestyle Relay School
1st Team Tony Carroll Trevor Carroll St. Joseph's
Tom Polega Andre Marin
2nd Team Luke Meyer Chad Ludwick Adams
Nate Dehorn Evans Lodge
Hon. Mention Sean Domal Travis Bavar Penn
Alex Wait Thomas Ahearn

100 Backstroke School
1st Team Tony Carroll St. Joseph's
2nd Team Jake Maginn St. Joseph's
Hon. Mention Sean O'Neil Elk. Central

100 Breaststroke School
1st Team Dominic Varnasco Penn
2nd Team Chris Bals St. Joseph's
Hon. Mention Thomas Ahearn Penn

400 Freestyle Relay School
1st Team Josh Lercel Seamus Lucero-Dixon Penn
Alex Wait Thomas Ahearn
2nd Team Tony Carroll Oliver Harmon St. Joseph's
Sean Nees Trevor Carroll
Hon. Mention Chad Ludwick Luke Meyer Adams
Justin Stamets Evans Lodge

Name School
MVP Trevor Carroll St. Joseph's

Coach of the Year Tony Kowals St. Joseph's

NIC Standings for 2010-11 Boys' Swimming & Diving

1 Penn 8-0      35.00 Jess Preston,
2 St. Joseph's 7-1      32.50
3 Elkhart Central 6-2      30.00
4 Riley 5-3      27.50
5 Adams 4-4      25.00
6 Mishawaka 3-5      22.50
7 Marian 2-6      20.00
8 Washington 1-7      17.50
9 Clay 0-8      15.00

The Goshen College "Character of Champions" All-Star Game

2011-03-11T09:42:00.000-08:00

GOSHEN -- The Goshen College "Character of Champions" All-Star Game is scheduled for 7 p.m. on Friday, March 25 on the GC campus.

Northridge High School's Doug Springer and Goshen High's Lenny Krebs will coach the two squads.

Tickets at the door will be $5 for adults and $5 for students.

Goshen College 'Character of Champions' All-Star Game

Rosters

Team Coach Springer: Ashley Lutz (Penn), Tori Milliner (Penn), Alex Morton (Penn), Kayla Stout (Warsaw), Kayley Baughman (Warsaw), Hillary Lechlitner (NorthWood), Morgan Olson (NorthWood), Trenee Brownlee (Concord), Morgan Bilger (Concord), Aimee Swihart (Goshen), Emma Stahl (Jimtown), Katie Goward (Jimtown), Emily Peppers-VanNamee (Northridge), Sydney Sample (Northridge), Emylee Smith (Northridge).

Team Coach Krebs: Akyah Taylor (Memorial), Brionna Barnett (Memorial), Chelsea Ward (Mishawaka), Noelly Scott (Mishawaka), Katie Husband (Mishawaka), Haley Bechtel (Fairfield), Jaime Stack (Fairfield), Megan Strock (Eastside), Sierria Burlage (Columbia City), Marla zumFelde (Bethany Christian), KiLee Knafel (Wawasee), Kalyn McDaniel (Wawasee), Elaine Schmeltz (LaVille), Haley Richardson (West Noble).

Grange Insurane North All Star Team

2011-03-08T19:00:00.000-08:00

North All Stars
Name School Position Class
Shane Conley Delta Center 4A
Ross Tucker New Haven Center 4A
Andrew Tourney Columbia City OL 4A
Darius Taylor Hammond Morton OL 4A
Jeremiah Harvey Culver Community OL 1A
Ben Davisson Rensselaer Cent OL 2A
Jake Rouch Lewis Cass OL 2A
Damon Howe Plymouth OL 4A
Joel Ripke Lafayette Jeff OL 5A
Tanner Barton Northwestern OL 2A
Kenny Higgins Yorktown OL 3A
Donovan Campbell SB Clay TE 4A
Boone Searles Eastbrook TE 3A
Juwan Brescacin Culver Academy WR 3A
Barry McCarter Gary West Side WR 4A
Akeim Kelsaw FW Snider WR 5A
Jordan Gater East Noble WR 4A
Anthony Yoder Concord QB 4A
Max Matthews SB St. Joseph QB 3A
Daniel Meyer Bellmont FB 4A
Jake Dixon Portage RB 5A
Kyle Mathewson Churubusco RB 1A
Denzel Pierce Merrillville RB 5A
Jalen West FW Dwenger RB 4A
                    DEFENSE
Matt Neal Merrillville DT 5A
Andrew Runkle Southern Wells DT 1A
Adam Peterka Valparaiso DE 5A
Dan Dellumo Chesterton DE 5A
Dru Durnell Homestead DE 5A
Tyler Port Lafayette Harrison DE 5A
Brock Molebash Bremen ILB 2A
Brock Bolden Hamilton Heights ILB 3A
Steve Kiermaier FW Luers ILB 2A
Cody Piotrowski Penn ILB 5A
Jordan Jurasevich Crown Point ILB 5A
Tyler Reinoehl Mishawaka OLB 5A
Jordan Juarez Lowell OLB 4A
Coty Reynolds Muncie South OLB 4A
Quyuan Mattox FW Luers FS 2A
Demetri Blanco Andrean FS 3A
Austin Colby Kokomo FS 5A
Juwan Simmons Whiting CB 1A
Dominic Coatsolonia Valparaiso CB 5A
Desean Prentice Penn CB 5A

Tyler Williams FW Snider P 5A
Niall Noonan Lafayette CC K 1A

Jess Bunchek Valparaiso Manager 5A
Kody Newman Plymouth Manager 4A
Taylor Deidam South Newton Manager 1A
Shelby Mills Hamilton Heights Manager 3A

          Head Coach: Mark Hoffman - Valparaiso
          Assistant Coaches: Roy Richards - Hammond Morton
         Bob Holmes - Bremen Randy Hudgins - Columbia City
Kevin O' Shea - Lafayette CC Jason Simmons - Hamilton Heights
Ross Perri - Mishawaka

Northern Indiana Boys All Conference team

2011-03-07T18:29:00.000-08:00

Northern Indiana Conference
All-NIC Boys' Basketball 2010-2011

1st Team

Donovan Campbell 12 Clay
Demetrius Jackson 10 Marian
Jeff Laidig 11 Penn
Karl Columbus 12 Riley
Dylan McMahon 12 St. Joseph's
Kyran "Bo" Calhoun 11 Washington

2nd Team

Taron Miller 10 Clay
Chris Holt 12 Elkhart Central
Robert Mischler 11 Marian
Chris Mitchell 10 Mishawaka
T. J. Grant 12 Riley
Robert Stalling 12 Washington

Honorable Mention

Trevon Love 12 Adams
Javonte Young 12 Mishawaka
Nate Laidig 12 Penn
Leo Svete 10 Penn
Marcus Moody 12 Riley
Matt Mackowiak 12 St. Joseph's

Goshen College News

2011-03-07T13:37:00.000-08:00

Two School Records, One All American For GC Track and Field

GENEVA, Ohio – History was made by all three of Goshen College’s participants in the NAIA Indoor Track and Field National Championship participants at the GaREAT Sports Complex in Ohio on Friday.

Despite Erin Helmuth, Jake GunderKline, and Matthew Webster being the only Maple Leafs in action, the program still was able to boast an All American and a pair of new school records.

Helmuth (Elkhart, Ind.) was the first to hear the starting gun as she competed in the 3k-race walk. In her first season competing in the event, Helmuth entered the 13-member field seeded ninth.

The sophomore shaved more than a minute of her seed time (17:04.63), walking to a personal best mark of 15:51.70. She finished sixth overall, making it the fifth-consecutive year that the Maple Leafs have had a female earn All American honors in the indoor race walk.

“Erin was walking steady between sixth and ninth all race long,” said first-year head coach Doug Yoder. “In the final two laps, she really pushed it and took control of that last All American spot. She finished about 20 meters out in front.”

The men’s race walk immediately followed the women’s as GunderKline (Yellow Springs, Ohio) took to the track. Also a sophomore, GunderKline was competing in his third national championships – two indoor and one outdoor. He had already earned a pair of top ten finishes in race walking events, including an eighth place finish at last year’s indoor championships.

Also seeded ninth heading into Friday’s event, GunderKline was part of an extremely fast field. The top four in this year’s finals all bested last year’s championship time in a very competitive race.

GunderKline trimmed 24 seconds off his own Goshen College record in the 3k event to finish eighth for the second-straight year. His mark of 14:07.58 was just 17 seconds off the All American pace.

The Maple Leafs’ final competitor came in the field events as junior Matthew Webster (Indianapolis, Ind.) competed in the weight throw. Seeded 25th in the field, Webster needed big-time throws to move up in the standings.

He did just that on his third and final attempt. Going into his final throw Webster was sitting in 20th place. That was before he launched the 35-pound weight 56-feet, 3 3/4-inches, jumping seven spots in the standings for 13th overall.

The throw was less than two feet short of reaching the finals and set a new school record. After already having his name atop the Goshen College record books in the indoor shot put, discus, and hammer throw, Webster added a fourth career best on Friday. He topped Tolu Kayode’s 2006 throw (56′1″) by less than three inches

Northeast Corner girls Basketball All Conference team

2011-02-27T17:33:00.000-08:00

1st Team All NECC
All NECC Kierston Goings Angola
All NECC Rachel Rinehart Angola
All NECC Emily Watkins Angola
All NECC Cassi Cochard Central Noble
All NECC Morgan Young Churubusco
All NECC Taylor Graber Eastside
All NECC Megan Strock Eastside
All NECC Haley Bechtel Fairfield
All NECC Becca Kropf Fairfield
All NECC Jamie Stack Fairfield
All NECC Liz Carlson Fremont
All NECC Lindsey Stoy Hamilton
All NECC Jamie Coffman Lakeland
All NECC Carley Thompson Lakeland
All NECC Sicily Boyce Prairie Heights
All NECC Haley Richardson West Noble
All NECC Skyler Carpenter Westview
All NECC Richelle Sharick Westview

Honorable Mention All NECC
HM All NECC Taylor Conser Eastside
HM All NECC Kari Beasley Fairfield
HM All NECC Tianna Terry Prairie Heights
HM All NECC Ashley Dancy West Noble
HM All NECC Alex Landeros West Noble
HM All NECC Jeslyn Zimmerly Westview

Midwest College news

2011-02-27T17:06:00.000-08:00

Ohio State Concludes Cathedral City Classic With Two Losses Sunday
Buckeyes battled back vs. No. 2 UCLA, but fell, 12-5, in game two

COLUMBUS, Ohio – On the final day of competition at the 2011 Cathedral City Classic, the Ohio State softball team fell, 10-0 (five innings), against No. 18 Nebraska and, 12-5, against No. 2 UCLA Sunday at the Big League Dreams Sports Park in Cathedral City, Calif. The Buckeyes (4-11, 0-0 Big Ten) conclude the tournament with a 0-5 record.

In game one, extra chances for the Huskers and OSU defensive errors were a major factor in the ball game at replica Fenway Park. Nebraska scored three runs in each of the first three innings to break the game open, 9-0. The Ohio State bats were limited as well as Nebraska claimed a one-hit performance with the combination of starter Ashley Hageman and reliever Tatum Edwards.

Making her first career start was freshman pitcher Audrey Plant. Nebraska began the rally after lead-off hitter Nikki Haget reached base safely after an error at second base. Following a sacrifice bunt by Julie Brechtel, Taylor Edwards knocked a double to right center, scoring Haget to make it 1-0. The following batter, Brooke Thomason sent a pitch over the right center field fence to extend the lead to three runs for the Huskers.

Hageman was finding her groove early, striking out three OSU batters in the first two innings. She went three innings, allowing no hits on one walk with four strikeouts to pick up her tenth win of the season.

In the bottom of the second, Nebraska continued its momentum with three additional runs – all unearned. Tatums Edwards reached on an error to third base followed by Megan Southworth, who sent a pitch up the middle for a base hit. Freshman pitcher Kasie Kelly then replaced Plant following the NU single. After a sacrifice bunt, Brechtel continued her hot bat with a two-out two-RBI double that just made it out to short center field to make it 6-0.

In the top of the third, the Scarlet and Gray had their first scoring opportunity with freshman Melissa Rennie on second and junior Vanessa Spears on first. However, Hageman was able to get the force out at third base after Hillman hit into a fielder’s choice on a close play at the bag for the second out. The NU pitcher then struck out Alicia Herron to end the inning.

The next NU at bat, the Huskers made it 9-0 after a Buckeye error at second base began the rally for the Big 12 team. Megan Southworth then hit a double to left center with one out to make it 8-0, while Brechtel picked up her third RBI with a single, scoring Haget

In the fourth, Nebraska made a pitching change as designated player Tatum Edwards headed to the circle. After a hit by pitch that went off the helmet of freshman Evelyn Carrillo, Edwards sent down the next three OSU batters to keep Buckeyes hitless through four.

The play of the day came in the bottom of the fourth inning with senior Brittany Goodchild drawing an ovation from both Husker and Buckeye fans. At the plate, Edwards connected on a pitch and sent it down the right field line but Goodchild was there to rob an extra base hit. Stepping backwards, the native of West Hills, Calif., made a stretching catch over her left shoulder, while crashing through the fence to save two more NU runs. The Huskers picked up their final run of the day after an RBI single by Southworth, which scored Heidi Foland from second base.

In the fifth, Spears broke up the no-hit performance, but Nebraska eventually claimed the five-inning win, 10-0. Plant receives the loss and falls to 0-2 in 2011, going one inning with three hits, two earned runs and struck out one NU batter.

In game two vs. the defending NCAA champions, a great crowd was on display as fans scattered down each base line to watch the two teams play at replica Wrigley field. After being down 4-0 early, the Buckeyes fought back to cut it 7-5, but the Bruins pulled away late in the game to pick up their 13th victory of the year.

The Buckeyes threatened first with runners on first and second to begin the game after back-to-back hits by Herron and Carrillo. However, UCLA pitcher Jessica Hall struck out two-consecutive OSU batters to get out of the early jam.

The Bruins got on the board first with four runs in the opening inning. UCLA started the rally after a ground-rule double by DiSalvatore off Buckeye starter Karisa Medrano. Spears crashed through the wall in center field, while trying to make a great play – like she did two days earlier vs. the Aggies – but could not track it down for the out. The Scarlet and Gray then called in Kelly to replace Medrano in the circle.

With runners on second and third, Kelly was called for two consecutive-illegal pitches by the umpire, making it 3-0 in favor of the Bruins. Kellie Fox then stole second base and advanced to third after a throwing error by Rennie. The next batter, Kelly was called for her third illegal pitch against Alyssa Tiumalu to make it 4-0 as Fox tallied the run.

The Buckeyes then went to its third pitcher of the inning with Plant getting called into the circle. The Buckeye freshman got OSU out of the inning with a strikeout and ground out to first baseman Carrillo. In total, the Buckeye pitchers were called for six illegal pitches in the opening frame.

For the second straight inning, Ohio State had runners on first and second after a walk to Melaina Saalfeld and a base hit by Megan Coletta in the second, but this time, the Buckeyes plated runs.

Saalfeld scored the first Buckeye run following a single by Spears and a throwing error by UCLA third baseman Talee Snow. With Coletta now on third and Spears on first, the Buckeyes ran a double steal to perfection as the Buckeye third baseman made it 4-2. Spears advanced to third on the play after an error by Fox, the UCLA shortstop. However, Hall was able to work herself out of the inning with a strikeout and groundout to end the OSU rally.

In the bottom of the inning, the Bruins extended their lead to five runs with four hits, including three straight against Plant. Fox started the scoring with an RBI single, while Tiumalu sent a rocket up the middle, plating two UCLA Bruins to make it 7-2 after two.

In the third, Ohio State had nothing to show, going one-two-three vs. Hall. Goodchild had solid contact with two outs, but hit a liner right at the UCLA third baseman. The Buckeye defense held strong in the bottom of the inning. With runners on the corners, Rennie fired a perfect toss down to Coletta to tag out pinch runner Leroux for the first out to end the UCLA momentum.

In the fourth, the Buckeyes were able to put the ball in play, while taking advantage of the defensive erros by the Bruins to score three runs. With the bases loaded, Herron singled to the shortstop, scoring Saalfeld for the RBI, while Coletta plated another run from second base following an error by the Bruins’ shortstop to make it 7-4. Hall’s next pitch sailed over the glove of UCLA catcher Tiumala as Hillman came speeding in with a head-first dive to cut the Bruins lead to 7-5.

But the Bruins answered the OSU rally with three runs of their own in the bottom of the inning when Snow posted an RBI single and B.B. Bates sent a two-out RBI double to left field against Plant to make it 10-5.

In the sixth, Ohio State went down in order against Hall and the Bruins threatened to end the game by the run-rule, scoring two additional runs to make it 12-5 after an RBI by DiSalvatore and an RBI groundout by Andrea Harrison. The Buckeyes had runners on first and second in the final inning, but could not produce any runs on the board as Hall claimed the complete game performance.

Hall picks up the win and improves to 7-3 on the season, giving up eight hits with two earned runs, while striking out seven OSU batters. Medrano receives the loss (1-6) after giving up three earned runs on one hit and two walks.

WTEN: Buckeyes Fall to No. 22 Sooners, 4-0

COLUMBUS, Ohio - The No. 43 Ohio State women's tennis team (6-4, 1-0 Big Ten) fell to No. 22 Oklahoma (7-2), 4-0, Sunday afternoon in the squad's final match at the Blue Gray National Tennis Classic in Montgomery, Ala.The Sooners earned the early advantage after taking the doubles point with wins on courts one and two. The Oklahoma duo of Ana-Maria Constantinescu and Alice Radu, ranked 56th nationally, downed Ohio State's Paloma Escobedo and Cami Hubbs, 8-3, on court one.At the second spot, Oklahoma's Whitney Ritchie and Maria Kalashnikova took their match against Kelsey Haviland and Gabby Steele, 8-0.Oklahoma wasted no time in singles, winning three matches in straight sets to clinch the team victory. With Escobedo out of the singles lineup because of injury, the Buckeyes were forced to move everyone in their lineup one spot higher.Ohio State's Kara Cecil dropped her match on court two, 6-2, 6-1, to Radu, while classmate Fidan Manashirova's 14-match win streak was ended on court four to Marie-Pier Huet, 6-0, 6-1.Constantinescu clinched the victory for the Sooners with a 6-1, 6-2 victory on court one against Haviland.Because of time restraints, the remaining three singles matches were suspended. Steele had taken the first set of her match against Ritchie on court three, 6-4, while Hubbs was a single game from taking her match against Kalashnikova with the score at 6-3, 5-3.Freshman Noelle Malley was battling in the second set against Oklahoma's Mia Lancaster after dropping the first set, 6-3.

Offense Flutters For UIS

BENTONVILLE, Ark. – Senior Brittany Morgan led the Illinois Springfield softball team with two hits and an RBI Sunday afternoon. However, the Prairie Stars fell to Missouri Western 9-0 in five innings and Lincoln 4-2.

Game one
Against the Griffons, UIS (2-4) had its best chance to score in the first inning with bases loaded and two down. Junior Danielle Abbott came to the dish, but flew out to right field, which was the first of eight straight Prairie Star batters retired before she picked-up a hit in the fourth.

In Mo. West’s half of the fifth, two Prairie Star errors led to seven unearned runs, as Toni Dance and Taylor Anding collected seven RBIs on two home runs all with two outs.

Game two

UIS jumped on top 2-0 in the first inning on RBIs by senior Jaylyn Jones and junior Rachel Wood. However, defensive miscues haunted the Prairie Stars, as three of the Blue Tigers four runs were unearned.

In the sixth, UIS had a prime opportunity to tie the game with Abbott in the box and two-on and two-out. Abbott however, on strike one just missed the chalk on a foul ball, which would have scored both runners and on the next pitch she struck out to end the threat.

The next action for UIS will be Friday, March 5, at the Southern/Pitt State Challenge in Joplin, Mo.

Bracket Announced
Michigan State earns top seed for first time in tournament history; Ohio State earns five seed

PARK RIDGE, Ill. – The Big Ten Conference announced on Sunday the bracket for the 2011 Big Ten Women’s Basketball Tournament, with conference champion Michigan State earning the No. 1 seed. The tournament is set for March 3-6 at Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.

After finishing the season with a 13-3 mark in Big Ten play, Michigan State receives the tournament’s top seed for the first time in school history. The Spartans put together their eighth-straight 20-win season, closing out the regular season with a 25-4 overall record. They will play their first tournament game in Friday’s second session at 6 p.m. ET after earning a first-round bye for the ninth consecutive year.

Penn State enters the tournament as the No. 2 seed after compiling an 11-5 conference record and a 22-8 mark overall this season. The Lady Lions boast their highest seed since 2004, when they held the tournament’s top spot. They will face their first competition in Friday’s first game at 11:30 a.m. ET.

Iowa, Michigan, Ohio State and Wisconsin all put together 10-6 conference records, creating a four-way tie for third place. By virtue of their 5-0 combined record against the three other teams, the Wolverines earned the tournament’s No. 3 seed. The Hawkeyes enter the tournament as the No. 4 seed. The Buckeyes receive the No. 5 seed and the Badgers earn the No. 6 seed.

Michigan earns its highest seed in the Big Ten Tournament since 2000, when it advanced to the semifinals as the No. 2 seed. The third-seeded Wolverines hold a 17-11 overall record entering the event and will play in Friday’s second game.

Fourth-seeded Iowa will take on fifth-seeded Ohio State in Friday’s fourth and final game. The Hawkeyes rounded out the campaign with a 22-7 overall record and head to Indianapolis having won seven of their last nine contests. This year’s tournament marks the fourth-straight season Iowa has received a top-four seed. The Buckeyes look to win their third-straight tournament title after putting together a 19-9 overall mark this season. Ohio State earns a bye into Friday’s quarterfinals for the eighth-straight season.

Wisconsin opens the tournament as the No. 6 seed after finishing 15-13 overall this season. The Badgers will take on No. 11 Illinois (7-22, 2-14 Big Ten) in Thursday’s second tilt, scheduled for 25 minutes after the first game’s completion.

Purdue receives the No. 7 seed after closing out the regular season with a 9-7 record in conference play and a 19-10 overall record. The Boilermakers will square off with intrastate rival and No. 10 seed Indiana (9-19, 3-13) in the first game of the tournament on Thursday at 2 p.m. ET.

Northwestern enters the tournament as the No. 8 seed and is slated to take on Minnesota, which holds the No. 9 spot, in Thursday’s third contest. The Wildcats finished the regular season at 6-10 in Big Ten games and 17-12 overall. The Golden Gophers own a 4-12 Big Ten record and a 12-17 overall mark.

Six conference teams have taken home the Big Ten Tournament title since the event’s inception in 1995, led by Purdue’s record seven titles (1998-99-00-03-04-07-08). Ohio State owns three tournament titles (2006-09-10), including two straight entering this year’s event. Iowa (1997-01) and Penn State (1995-96) have each won the title twice, while Indiana earned the crown in 2002 and Michigan State took home the title in 2005. Indiana tied Purdue's 1998 squad as the lowest seed to win the event when the No. 5 Hoosiers defeated Penn State in 2002 for their lone title.

Purdue Men’s Track & Field Place 10th At Big Ten Indoor Championships

Sophomore Geoff Davis posted the second-best high jump mark in school history.

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. - The Purdue men’s track and field team turned in a 10th-place effort with 26 team points at the 2011 Big Ten Indoor Championships, hosted by the University of Illinois at the U of I Armory over the weekend. Senior Shane Crawford and sophomore Geoff Davis highlighted the championships for the Boilermakers with matching second-place finishes in their respective events.

Davis had Purdue’s most impressive performance of the championships, clearing a new personal record en route to the silver medal in the high jump. Davis and Indiana junior Derek Drouin put on an amazing performance going bar-for-bar through five heights, all on their first attempts. Both came in at 2.08 meters (6-09.75), easily jumping over their first two bars, and then Drouin cleared 2.14 meters (7-00.25) on his first try, allowing Davis to pass and move on to 2.17 meters (7-01.50). Both competitors notched 2.17 and 2.20 meters (7-02.50) on their first attempts, and then Drouin put the pressure on Davis as he soared over 2.23 meters (7-03.75) on his first try, forcing Davis to go after a career-best height. The Boilermaker sophomore missed on his first two attempts, but kept the competition going with his third attempt, clearing the bar and posting the second-best indoor mark in Purdue’s history. Drouin closed out a perfect day, tying his own Big Ten Championship record and locking up the gold medal with a 2.26-meter (7-05.00) clearance, while Davis settled for the silver, but not before ensuring himself a trip to the 2011 NCAA Championships, scheduled for March 11 at Texas A&M University.

Crawford came up just shy of back-to-back Big Ten 60-meter dash titles, taking second place to Indiana’s Kind Butler on Sunday. Crawford’s time of 6.71 seconds was just 0.01 off of Kind, while Illinois’ standout Andrew Riley was third in 6.72 seconds. Fellow senior Jacob Palmer came up with the Boilermakers’ other three points on Sunday, taking sixth in the 800-meter run in 1:51.96.

Minnesota captured the team title for the third-straight season, scoring 117.33 points, while Indiana finished second with 104.5. Wisconsin, Iowa and Ohio State rounded out the top five with 96, 88 and 86 points, respectively.

A select group of Boilermakers may continue their season next weekend at one of several last chance meets, looking to qualify for the 2011 NCAA Indoor Championships. More information on the last chance meets and national qualification will be available later this week at PurdueSports.com

WOODSTOCK, Ga. – The Boilermakers wrapped up a 4-0 weekend at the Phyllis Rafter Memorial Classic with a 7-4 win over the Mercer Bears Sunday afternoon. The Boilermakers were the only team at the event with an unblemished mark.

“We accomplished what we set out to do this weekend, which was to come out 4-0,” head coach Kim Maher said. “We had lots of good hits, pitching and defensive play. We still need work on stringing hits together and hit in timely situations.”

The Boilermakers scored seven runs on nine hits and two errors, while allowing four runs on eight hits and an error. Freshmen Danielle Fletcher and Tori Chiodo led the Purdue bats with two hits apiece. Fletcher and senior Shelby Krammer each posted a home run in the contest.

Senior Suzie Rzegocki (8-2) struck out five in the complete-game victory, while Jenni Holtz (7-2) was charged with the loss for Mercer.

The Boilermakers utilized all aspect of their offense to score three runs in the second. A single, a double, a triple, a walk and a sacrifice fly contributed to the scores. Freshman Kim McMillan led off with a doubled to left center and went to third on a ground out, before coming home on a sacrifice fly to left by sophomore Erika Petruzzi. Fletcher tripled up the right field line and sophomore Ashley Courtney walked to give Purdue runners at the corners for Chiodo, who delivered with a single through the left side to bring Fletcher home. Courtney stole third and the catcher’s throw sailed into left field allowing her to score. Chiodo swiped second on the backend of the double steal, but was tagged out returning second after Courtney’s score.

Purdue tacked on three runs in the third on Krammer’s blast over the scoreboard in right center. The long ball brought in freshman Lindsey Rains and McMillan, who reached on a single and a fielder’s choice. Freshman Andie Varsho also had a single and a steal in the inning, but was put out as the lead runner in the fielder’s choice.

Fletcher made it 7-0 with a solo shot to lead off the fourth. Courtney followed with a single up the middle. Pinch hitter Katie Hackney reached on a one-out fielding error by the second baseman, pushing pinch runner MaryBeth Pavlick to second, but the pair was left stranded by a strikeout and caught foul.

After putting a runner on to no avail in four of the first five innings, Mercer finally broke through with a two-run shot off the scoreboard by Sara Stukes. The one-out hit made good on a leadoff single.

Chiodo posted a one-out single in the sixth, but Purdue could not add to its lead.

In the seventh, the Bears cut the margin to three on a two-run home run by Krista Kennedy. The blast scored Allison Jones, who had reached on a one-out fielding error. Mercer got another base runner with a single to left, but a fielder’s choice and a ground out secured the Purdue win.

The Boilermakers (9-3) return to action on Saturday when they take on Wright State at the SIU Coach B Classic in Carbondale, Ill.

HEARTLAND COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE MEN’S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIPS HOSTED BY MANCHESTER COLLEGE

#1 Manchester 79 - #2 Hanover 69 (box attached as hcac5.htm)

SPARTANS ADVANCE TO NCAA TOURNAMENT FOLLOWING 79-69 WIN OVER HANOVER IN HCAC TOURNAMENT, SPINDLER NAMED TOURNAMENT MVP
Manchester College returns to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 1999, as the Spartans posted a 79-69 win over Hanover in the championship game to earn the HCAC's automatic qualifier to the NCAA post-season tournament.

Manchester jumped out to a 19-10 lead with nine minutes left in the first half, but Hanover went on a 13-0 run over the next seven minutes to take a 23-19 lead, and held a 26-23 lead at the half. Manchester used an 18-5 run in the second half to take a six point, 43-35 with 14 minutes to go. MC settled for its biggest lead of the game 64-47 with 5:34 remaining and held on to pick up the 79-69 win.

Mitch Schaefer led MC with 19 points, hitting 4-8 three-pointers and 7-7 free throws. Jason Spindler added 18 points on 8-11 shooting and had four rebounds, two blocked shots and a steal. Tyler Henn and Nathan Ferch each scored 11 points, while Jordan Moss added nine points and eight assists.

MC's Jason Spindler was voted Tournament MVP, and was joined by teammate Mitch Schaefer on the All-Tournament team. Mitchell Meyers and Mike Case of Hanover were named to the All-Tournament team, along with Take Cox of Transylvania and Andrew Jones of Anderson.

Manchester improves to 21-6 on the year, and will receive an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. Visit the NCAA website at www.ncaa.com on Monday, Feb. 28 starting at noon for tournament pairings.

WTRK: Big Ten Champions! Buckeyes Capture First Conference Title in Program History
Led by Christina Manning, Ohio State dominates the competition for historic win

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – The Ohio State women’s track and field team put on a show for the ages in winning the first Big Ten title in program history Sunday afternoon at the 2011 Big Ten Indoor Championships inside Purdue University’s Lambert Field House.

With a total of 122.50 points, the Buckeyes crushed their conference rivals on the second day of the competiton, compiling 97.5 points Sunday to create a 36.50 point gap between themselves and three-time defending champion Penn State, the second-place finisher with 86 points. Third-place went to Minnesota (73).

The Scarlet and Gray captured a total of two individual titles, five silver medals and 16 Top 5 finishes on the weekend. Leading the charge was All-American Christina Manning, who stated her case for Athlete of the Championships with a conference title in the 60m hurdles and second-place finishes in both the 60m and 200m dashes.

Manning and senior Letecia Wright pulled of a historic 1-2 sweep in the 60m hurdles, shattering their previous personal best times in the process. Manning edged her Maryland counterpart with a blistering 8.01 sprint, the fastest time in the nation this season, an NCAA automatic qualifier, and the second-fastest time in school history. Wright just missed out on the first individual conference crown of her career, crossing the finish line in 8.03, an NCAA automatic qualifier, the third-best time in school history and the second fastest time nationally. Sophomore Christienne Linton finished eighth in 8.64, bringing the Buckeyes’ total points in the event to 19.

Ohio State’s sprinters pulled off a stunning upset in the 60m dash, with Madison McNary and Manning finishing 1-2 ahead of 12-time Big Ten champion and All-American Shavon Greaves of Penn State. McNary won the first conference title of her Buckeye career, shattering the Ohio State school record with a time of 7.27, the 12th-fastest time in Division I. Manning finished just behind her fellow junior in 7.29, the second-best time in school history and 13th-best performance in the nation. Greaves was third in 7.37, followed by Chimerem Okoroji of Minnesota (7.43) and OSU freshman Chesna Sykes (7.49), who tied her personal record. Linton finished seventh in 7.50 – tied for her PR – as the Buckeyes compiled a total of 24 points in the event.

Manning finished her record-setting day in style, taking home runner-up honors in the 200m dash with a season-best time of 23.78, the third-best time in school history. McNary was third in 24.05 as Greaves won the title with an NCAA automatic qualifying and Lambert Field House record time of 23.67. Wright also scored for the Buckeyes, finishing sixth in 24.49. In all, Ohio State added 17 points to their team score.

The Buckeye 4x400m relay team, anchored by Shaniqua McGinnis, would end the meet on a high note, earning six points with a third-place time of 3:40.59, the fifth-best in school history. Penn State took first place in 3:37.80, followed by Iowa (3:40.38). Latoya Sanderson, Jackie Dim and Nyjah Cousar joined McGinnis as bronze medalists.

Here are more highlights from day two at the Big Ten indoor championships for OSU:

Triple Jump
A PR jump of 12.58m (41-3.25) helped Kelcey McKinney to second place and eight points. Ashley Stacey of Michigan State captured the title with a 12.69m (41-7.75) jump on her final attempt.

Weight Throw
Ohio State placed two athletes in the Top 5, led by bronze medalist Maggie Mullen, who set a PR at 20.27m (66-6). Alexis Thomas finished fifth for the Buckeyes with a PR of 19.16m (62-10.50), bringing the team’s point total in the event to 10. Purdue’s Dani Bunch finished in first-place with a 20.54m (67-4.25) heave.

400m Run
McGinnis finished fourth in the 400m finals with a time of 55.54. Dim was seventh with a season-best time of 56.13, bringing the Buckeye point total in the event to 7. Ashley Kelley of Illinois won the gold medal in 54.54.

High Jump
Ashley Galbraith followed up her third-place effort in the heptathlon Saturday with a fifth-place finish in the high jump – the junior cleared the bar at 1.73m (5-8), contributing 3.5 points toward OSU’s team score. The conference title went to Wisconsin’s Monika Jakutyte at 1.82m (5-11.50).

800m Run
Sophomore Tori Brink claimed 3 points for her team with a sixth-place finish in 2:11.84, the sixth-best time in school history. Michigan’s Jillian Smith won the event with a Field House record time of 2:06.96.

5000m Run
Freshman Meredith Wagner just missed the podium for the second day in a row, setting a PR with a ninth-place time of 16:46.54, the fourth-best indoor time in school history. Emily MacLeod completed the Big Ten long distance sweep, winning the conference title in 16:25.10.

Final Team Rankings
1) Ohio State – 122.50 points
2) Penn State – 86
3) Minnesota – 73
4) Michigan – 68.50
5) Indiana – 67
6) Michigan State – 65
7) Illinois – 61
8) Purdue – 56
8) Iowa – 56
10) Wisconsin – 47

NIU Softball Defeats St. John’s
Huskies finish 3-2 in second weekend of play

LUBBOCK, Texas – The Northern Illinois University softball team posted a 10-7 victory over St. John’s in the final day of the Jeannine McHaney Memorial Classic hosted by Texas Tech.

The Huskies (3-7) took an early 4-0 lead with a run in the top of the first and three in the top of the second. Freshman Nicole Germillion (Missouri City, Texas/Elkins) stole home to score the first run of the game. Back-to-back doubles by Alexandra Wulbecker (Hoffman Estates, Ill./Hoffman Estates) and Gianna Cipollone (Newport Beach, Calif./San Clemente) gave the Huskies a 2-0 lead. The big blow of the inning came on a two-run homer by Amanda Sheppard (Oak Forest, Ill./Oak Forest).

“The offense never quit,” NIU head coach Lindsay Chouinard said. “We had a really important talk earlier this week about our offense what we need to do. They really stepped up their game at the plate this weekend and that’s why we won. The offense led the way and gave Morgan a lead and she just ran with it.”

Northern Illinois extended its lead to 6-0 with two runs in the fourth inning. However, St. John’s (5-10) cut the lead in half with a three-run sixth.

NIU added some insurance runs in its final at bat. With two on and nobody out, Andrea Colosimo (Orland Park, Ill./Sandburg) delivered an RBI single. Krista Matsui (Plainfield, Ill./Plainfield South) followed with a three-run homer, the first home run of her career to give the Huskies a 10-3 lead. That would prove to be the difference in the game as Red Storm would plate four in bottom of the seventh.

“She got a pitch to hit and she was ready for it,” Chouinard said of Matsui’s home run. “We had a home run for Amanda Sheppard, our No. 9 hitter and Krista, our No. 8 hitter. So, up and down the lineup we were able to do it.

Sheppard led the way offensively, going 3-for-4 from the plate with two RBIs and two runs scored, while Matsui was 1-for-1 with three RBIs and two runs scored. Wulbecker went 2-for-4 with two runs scored.

Northern Illinois returns to the diamond Friday, Mar. 4 when the Huskies take on Sacred Heart in the first game of the Colorado State Classic in Fort Collins, Colo. First pitch is set for 10 a.m

Huskie Comeback Falls Short at Texas Tech

White ropes three extra base hits and RBI

LUBBOCK, Texas - In its second straight contest against Texas Tech, the Northern Illinois baseball team could not avoid a similar fate in a 14-8 loss Sunday afternoon at Dan Law Field. But this time, the Huskies did not go down without a fight as they fell short of bouncing back from an early six-run disadvantage with season highs of eight runs and 13 hits.

Yesterday, the Red Raiders (7-1) jumped on the Huskies (0-6) quickly with a six-run first inning with the help of a pair of free passes, leaving too large a deficit to overcome. TTU did the same on Sunday against starter Jeremy Gonzales, who labored through a six-run first inning. Jamodrick McGruder started the game with a triple and scored on a Bo Altobelli sacrifice fly. Then Gonzales could not find the strike zone consistently enough as he walked three of the next four hitters and hit the next batter to give TTU a 3-0 lead. David Paiz’s two-run single broke the frame open and Reid Redman followed with a double to leave the Huskies with a 6-0 hole that they were not able to dig out of.

In the third inning, NIU nearly evened the score with four runs. After missing out on a two-out scoring opportunity in the second, the Huskies broke through with help from a near-costly Red Raiders miscue. Tom Kotis led off with a double and seemed stuck on the bases until Troy White tripled with two outs. White then scored on a balk and a Joe Etcheverry infield single kept the inning alive. Jordan Rishavy followed with a single and Jeff Zimmerman drew a walk. Then the error came -- Alex Beckmann hit a grounder that appeared to be an inning ender. But second baseman McGruder booted it, allowing Rishavy and Etcheverry to score.

Two Texas Tech runs in the fourth and another in the fifth could have sucked the wind out of the Huskies, but they kept clawing. Zimmerman began the sixth with a single and came around to score on a two-out single by Kotis.

After a scoreless frame by Kyle Glancy, who replaced Gonzales on the mound, NIU pulled within two runs once again in the seventh. Jamison Wells singled to kick off the frame and stole third an out later. Another triple from White scored Wells and an RBI groundout by Etcheverry made the score 9-7.

However, that was all the closer NIU would get as the Red Raiders added five insurance runs in the eighth, which were more than enough to withstand a White RBI double for the Huskies in the ninth.

White did the most damage in the Huskies’ near-comeback effort. The senior went 3-for-5 with three RBI and two runs. All three hits went for extra bases -- two triples and a double. Two three-baggers in a game hadn’t been accomplished by a Huskie since Alex Jones did it at Western Michigan on May 14, 2009.

Three other Huskies had multi-hit days. Rishavy went 2-for-4. Zimmerman went 2-for-2 and reached base in all five plate appearances with two walks and a hit-by-pitch. Kotis had a career-best 2-for-3 performance.

Etcheverry kept his hitting streak alive, extending it to nine-games dating back to May 22, 2010. The senior has had at least one hit in all six games in 2011.

With 3.1 innings of relief, Jerad McCrummen (1-0) picked up the win despite giving up two runs on three hits. Gonzales (0-2) took the loss for NIU, allowing nine runs on nine hits and six walks with one strikeout in five innings.

Altobelli led the Red Raiders by going 3-for-5 with two RBI and a run scored.

The Huskies hit the road again next week to face four opponents in four days in Surprise, Ariz. at the Texas Rangers and Kansas City Royals Spring Training Facility. The trip begins on Thursday, March 3, with a 5 p.m. (CT) contest against Air Force. NIU will also face No. 9 Arizona State, UC Riverside and Cal State Bakersfield next weekend

WOODSTOCK, Ga. -- A four-run first inning propelled the Georgia State softball team (7-9) to a 5-2 victory over Ball State (6-3) on the final day of the Phyliss Rafter Memorial in Woodstock, Ga. The Panthers finished the tournament at 2-3. All-tournament teams will be announced at a later time.

After Ball State got on the board in the top of the first on Jennifer Gilbert's two-run homer to right field, the Panthers answered in the bottom of the inning with four runs. Freshman Jessica Clifton hit a bunt single, and Whitney Phillips singled up the middle to get the inning going. Senior Lauren Jones bashed her fourth homer of the season and second in as many days to put GSU up, 3-2. Three walks in a row chased Cardinal starting pitcher Audrey Workman from the game without recording an out. After a diving catch by the centerfielder yielded the first out, catcher Maddy Stanton hit a long fly ball off Kim Mazzapica that scored Nowacki from third to give GSU a 4-2 lead heading to the second.

GSU added an insurance run in the bottom of the fifth to push the score to 5-2. Phillips opened the inning with a single and stolen base, and Paige Nowacki drove her in with a single up the middle.

Sophomore pitcher McCall Langford (2-3) turned in her first complete game win of the season, allowing two runs on four hits, while striking out six. Langford has now won two games in a row after beginning the year 0-3.

Jones was the star again for GSU. On the weekend the Stockbridge, Ga., native batted .438, going 7-for-16 with two homers, seven RBI and five runs scored.

The Panthers return to action on Tuesday when they host crosstown rival and No. 22 ranked Georgia Tech in a 5 p.m. game. The contest against the Yellow Jackets will be available via live stats.

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Freshman Dani Bunch gave the Boilermakers their second Big Ten Championship in as many days, leading the Purdue women’s track and field team to an eighth-place showing with 56 points at the 2011 Big Ten Indoor Championships, hosted by the Boilermakers at Lambert Fieldhouse. Ohio State University captured the team title in impressive fashion, rolling out 122.5 points and winning its first-ever indoor conference title.

Bunch followed junior teammate Leah Eber’s lead from Saturday, taking the Big Ten weight throw title in dramatic fashion with a career-best mark of 20.54 meters (67-04.75). Bunch threw an opening mark of 19.84 meters (65-01.25), good enough to advance to finals with the No. 2 mark after the prelims, and that held as her best after five throws. She was passed for second in the fourth round by Ohio State’s Maggie Mullens, while Beth Rohl of Michigan State held the event lead at 20.33 meters (66-08.50). Stepping into the ring for her sixth and final throw, Bunch unleashed a monster throw, vaulting herself to ninth on the NCAA Division I list and likely earning a bid to the 2011 NCAA Indoor Championships.

Bunch becomes the first Purdue woman to win a Big Ten weight throw title since Toyinda Smith’s back-to-back conference crowns in 1998 and 1999, and it marks the first year for the Boilermaker women with multiple indoor Big Ten Champions since 2002, when Lindsay Zinn won the 3,000-meter run and Ebbie Metzinger topped the pole vault.

Senior captain Stacey Wannemacher followed Bunch in the weight throw, scoring in her second event of the championships with a seventh-place effort. Wannemacher had a top throw of 18.67 meters (61-03.00), which came on her third throw of the day.

Eber backed up yesterday’s Big Ten Championship in the long jump with a personal record and sixth-place finish in the triple jump. Eber had several jumps over her previous career best of 11.85 meters (38-10.50), posting her top mark of the afternoon on her first jump of the finals at 12.43 meters (40-09.50). Senior teammate Emily Breslin added eight more points and came up just shy of a third conference championship, finishing second in the high jump with a mark of 1.79 meters (5-10.50). She appeared to have the gold in hand, clearing her personal best height on the first attempt, but Wisconsin’s Monika Jakutyte cleared the 1.79-meter bar on her third and final attempt and then made the next bar of 1.82 meters (5-11.50) on her second attempt to win the event.

The Purdue 4x400-meter relay team of freshman Ebony Woodard, senior NaTasha Blair, freshman Taylor Morrison and junior Janan Graham game an impressive effort in the first of two heats, crossing the line in 3:45.87 to finish seventh. The Boilermakers’ 56 team points is their second highest over the last nine years behind last year’s 71-point and sixth-place performance.

Ohio State ran away with the team title, dominating the sprint events with multiple scorers in each. The Buckeyes went first and second in the 60-meter dash and 60-meter hurdles as Madison Mcnary won the dash in 7.27 followed by Christina Manning in 7.29, while Manning took the hurdles crown and posted the NCAA’s No. 1 time this season in 8.01, while teammate Letecia Wright notched the second-fastest time in the country at 8.03. Manning, Mcnary and Wright also went second, third and sixth in the 200-meter dash, behind three-time event champion Shavon Greaves of Penn State.

Other impressive individual performances on Sunday came from Michigan State’s Emily MacLeod and Ashley Stacey and Michigan’s Jillian Smith. MacLeod edged out Iowa’s Betsy Flood for the second straight day, backing up yesterday’s 3,000-meter run title with an amazing 5,000-meter run finish and second conference title as she out-leaned Flood by 0.02 seconds in the 5,000, finishing in 16:25.65. Stacey used her final attempt in the triple jump to vault herself from sixth to first, bouncing 12.69 meters (41-07.75) and surpassing the three favorites to win the crown. Smith fractured the Lambert Fieldhouse record on her way to the 800-meter run title, crossing the line in 2:06.92.

Smith’s Wolverine teammate Rebecca Addison captured the mile crown in 4:42.99, while Illinois’ Ashley Kelly won the 400-meter dash in 54.54 and Iowa’s Bethany Praska took the 600-meter run in 1:28.99. Penn State dominated the 4x400-meter relay, smashing the facility record in 3:37.80. The Big Ten Conference awards for Athlete of the Year, Coach of the Year, Athlete of the Championships and Freshman of the Year will be announced on Monday or Tuesday.

Select Boilermakers continue the indoor season next weekend, competing at an undetermined Last Chance meet, attempting to advance to the NCAA Indoor Championships.

FINAL TEAM SCORES
1) Ohio State – 122.5
2) Penn State – 86
3) Minnesota – 73
4) Michigan – 68.5
5) Indiana – 67
6) Michigan State – 65
7) Illinois – 61
8) Iowa – 56
8) Purdue – 56
10) Wisconsin – 47

No. 3 Buckeyes Defeat Louisville, 6-1, to Stay Perfect At Home
Ohio State extends home win streak to 121

COLUMBUS, Ohio – The third-ranked Ohio State men’s tennis team defeated No. 15 Louisville, 6-1, Sunday at the Varsity Indoor Tennis Center in front of 247 fans. The victory extends the Buckeyes’ home win streak to 121-consecutive matches. The Scarlet and Gray improve to 5-1 on the year against nationally-ranked opponents.

Ohio State (14-1, 0-0) moves to 9-1 vs. Louisville (8-5, 0-0) all-time. Head coach Ty Tucker improves his mark to 5-1 against the Cardinals. The Buckeyes are now 6-1 when playing the 15th-ranked team in the country and are 54-2 as the No. 3 ranked team in the ITA standings.

In doubles action, the 10th-ranked team of senior Matt Allare and freshman Peter Kobelt gave the Buckeyes the early advantage, defeating Louisville’s Simon Childs and Alejandro Calligari, 8-5, at No. 2. Allare and Kobelt are now 13-4 on the season. The Ohio State lead wouldn’t last however as the sixth-ranked duo of Chase Buchanan and Blaz Rola couldn’t hold off Austen Childs and Viktor Maksimcuk, falling, 8-4, at No. 1.

Buckeyes Devin McCarthy and Balazs Novak clinched the doubles point, downing Robert Hall and Adam Donaldson, 8-6, in a highly-contested bout at No. 3. The Ohio State tandem moves to 15-5 with the victory.

Singles play was just as competitive with many matches seeing the lead go back and forth. Four matches went to a tiebreaker either in the first or second set.

Novak, a co-captain, cruised to a straight-set 6-1, 6-1 win over Dante Terenzio at No. 6, moving to 17-2 on the season and picking up his 13th-consecutive singles win to put the home team up 2-0. At one point during the match, Novak claimed 10 straight points.

Allare, also a co-captain, gave the Buckeyes a 3-0 cushion, handing Calligari a 6-4, 6-3 defeat at No. 4. Allare was initially down 3-0 in the first set before rallying. He improves his overall record to 19-3, two shy of picking up his 100th career win.

Buchanan, ranked 21st nationally, clinched the 121st-consecutive win for Ohio State with a 6-3, 7-6 triumph against No. 11 Austen Childs at No. 1. Buchanan notched his sixth win vs. a ranked opponent on the season, moving to 16-4 in singles.

In other singles action, McCarthy, a redshirt-sophomore, won his 11th match in a row, downing Louisville’s Andrew Carter 7-6, 6-3. McCarthy’s record now stands at 16-2. Childs defeated freshman Ille Van Engelen in a close contest 3-6, 7-6, 7-10. Rola, the nation’s fifth-ranked player, wrapped up the dual with a 3-6, 7-6, 6-3 win over No. 100 Maksimcuk.

Up next, the Buckeyes will kick-off their Big Ten season at 1:30 p.m. March 4, as they travel to State College, Pa., to take on the 69th-ranked Penn State Nittany Lions.

Tennis Match Results
#3 Ohio State 6, #15 Louisville 1
Feb 27, 2011 at Columbus, Ohio
(VTC)

Singles
1. #21 Chase Buchanan (OSU) def. #11 Austen Childs (UL) 6-3, 7-6
2. #5 Blaz Rola (OSU) def. #100 Viktor Maksimcuk (UL) 3-6, 7-6, 6-3
3. Simon Childs (UL) def. #103 Ille Van Engelen (OSU) 7-6, 3-6, 10-7
4. #45 Matt Allare (OSU) def. Alejandro Calligari (UL) 6-4, 6-3
5. #55 Devin McCarthy (OSU) def. Andrew Carter (UL) 7-6, 6-3
6. Balazs Novak (OSU) def. Dante Terenzio (UL) 6-1, 6-1

Doubles
1. #26 Austen Childs/Viktor Maksimcuk (UL) def. #6 Chase Buchanan/Blaz Rola (OSU) 8-4
2. #10 Matt Allare/Peter Kobelt (OSU) def. #50 Simon Childs/Alejandro Calligari (UL) 8-5
3. #66 Devin McCarthy/Balazs Novak (OSU) def. Robert Hall/Adam Donaldson (UL) 8-6

Match Notes:
Louisville 8-5; National ranking #15
Ohio State 14-1; National ranking #3
Order of finish: Doubles (2,1,3);Singles (6,4,1,5,3,2)
A: 247 T: 3:15

Buckeyes Close Out Snowbird Classic With 4-2 Win Over Western Michigan
Combined Stats PDF Box Score

PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. - Ohio State closed its trip to the Snowbird Classic with a 4-2 win over Western Michigan Sunday afternoon in Port Charlotte, Fla.
Western Michigan used a leadoff walk to plate the first run of the game in the top of the first. After Vinnie Booker's walk and a sacrifice bunt by Zach Thoma, Grant Simotes laced an RBI single up the middle to give the Broncos a 1-0 lead. After a fielders' choice, a single and a walk, Western Michigan had the bases loaded with two down but Ohio State starter John Kuchno induced a ground ball to third for a fielders' choice to end the inning.
The Buckeyes wasted no time knotting the score at one. Tim Wetzel reached on an error to lead off the bottom of the first and advanced to second on a sacrifice bunt by Tyler Engle. After a flyout by Josh Dezse, Brian DeLucia drilled a single up the middle to score Wetzel and tie the game.
Ohio State then added to the lead in the second when Ryan Cypret and Brad Hutton hit back-to-back long balls to left to lead off the inning. They were the first-career home runs for both players, Hutton's coming in just his second official at-bat as a Buckeye. It also marked the first time Ohio State has gone back-to-back since Cory Kovanda and Michael Stephens accomplished the feat on March 1, 2009 against Connecticut.
The Broncos answered back with one in the top of the third to cut the lead to 3-2. After a leadoff walk to Thoma, the Western Michigan junior stole second and scored on a two-out single by Jack Scanlon after Theron Minium came on to replace Kuchno with two down.
Western Michigan threatened again in the top of the fifth with runners on second and third and just one down when David Fathalikhani came into the game to replace Minium. However, the redshirt junior came up huge, striking out Simotes, the WMU three-hitter, before getting Troy Forton to fly out to left and end the inning.
The Buckeyes plated another in the bottom of the seventh when David Corna drove in Matt Streng, who had walked to lead off the inning, putting the Buckeyes up 4-2 heading into the eighth.
Andrew Armstrong replaced Fathalikhani after 2.2 scoreless innings, giving up one hit while striking out three. The junior left-hander answered the bell, tossing a 1-2-3 eighth against the heart of the Western Michigan lineup.
Dezse then came on to pitch a scoreless ninth, striking out a batter, to earn his second career save while Fathalikhani picked up his first career win.
DeLucia and Hutton each had two hits for the Buckeyes but the story of the game was the job of the bullpen: 6.1 scoreless innings, giving up four hits and a walk while striking out five.
The Buckeyes (4-3) travel to Forest City, N.C., for three games against Army, Western Carolina and Akron March 4-6.
NOTES

Falcon Offense Comes Alive In 9-6 Loss To Ball State

Kennesaw, Ga. – The Bowling Green State University softball team had its best offensive performance of the 2011 season but the Falcons were unable to hold off Ball State 9-6 Sunday morning. Although the two teams both play in the Mid-American Conference, the game was a non-conference tilt in the Phyllis Rafter Memorial, hosted by Kennesaw State.

Bowling Green jumped out to a 6-0 lead in the first inning, but Ball State used a seven-run second to take the lead and the Cardinals held the Falcons scoreless the rest of the way.

Hannah Fulk opened the game with a double to left center and Rachel Proehl followed with an RBI triple for a quick 1-0 lead. Paige Berger then slammed an RBI double to make it 2-0 and Erika Stratton singled to put runners on first and third. Andrea Arney then had an RBI single that made it 3-0 before Ball State finally got the first out of the game on a Missy Bowman ground out.

Zada Lines then reached on a throwing error that plated another run and made it 4-0 and Katie Yoho singled home another run, while the sixth run scored on a fielding error by the centerfielder.

When the dust settled, Bowling Green staked starting pitcher Melissa Bott to a 6-0 lead. However, Ball State answered back with a run on two hits in the bottom of the first and then scored seven times on six hits in the second to take an 8-6 lead. The Cardinals added one more run in the fourth for the final 9-6 score.

Proehl led Bowling Green offensively by going 2-for-4 with a triple, a run, and an RBI. In all, the Falcons pounded out eight hits but Ball State had 11. Freshman pitcher Erin Greenwalt took the loss on the mound to fall to 0-4 on the year.

Ball State improved to 6-2 with the win and Bowling Green fell to 1-9. The Falcons are off until playing in the Comfort Inn Softball Classic March 5-6, hosted by Morehead State

WOODSTOCK, Ga. – Senior Suzie Rzegocki struck out eight en route to taking sole possession of the Purdue shutouts record, and the Boilermaker offense provided a late-inning rally to seal the 5-0 win over Mississippi State on Sunday.

Rzegocki moved to 7-2 on the season with the complete-game victory, while Kylie Vry (2-6) was saddled with the loss for MSU. Misty Flesher and Lindsey Dunlap also saw time in the circle for the Bulldogs.

Seven different players contributed offensively for Purdue as the team racked up its five runs on seven hits. Senior Shelby Krammer provided a two-run home run to get the scoring started.

MSU managed a pair of hits in the first, but left both runners stranded in scoring position.

The Boilermakers got their first hit in the fourth as freshman Lindsey Rains lifted a two-out single into left center. A fly ball to deep left field, however, kept her from advancing further.

After recording 13 straight outs, Rzegocki allowed a two-out single in the fifth, but forced a grounder the following play to keep the scoreboard clean.

Purdue took advantage of a leadoff walk in the sixth to snap the shutout. Rzegocki drew the free pass and went to second on a ground out before coming home on a two-out double to left center by freshman Andie Varsho. A strikeout kept the Boilermakers from adding to the 1-0 lead.

The Boilermakers put the game out of reach with four runs on five hits in the seventh. Krammer made it 3-0 by bouncing a two-run shot off the light pole in left field. The round tripper drove in freshman Kim McMillan, who reached on single to right to start the inning, and forced an MSU pitching change. A pair of singles put sophomore Erika Petruzzi and freshman Danielle Fletcher aboard, then a wild pitch moved the duo into scoring position. Rzegocki picked up an RBI with a grounder to second base. Freshman Tori Chiodo brought Fletcher home with a single through the left side. Chiodo stole second and third and was joined on base by junior Molly Garst, who walked and promptly stole second. Dunlap entered the game and forced a fly out and a ground out to keep the score at 5-0 and get out of the inning.

The Bulldogs kept hope alive with a one-out single up the middle in the final stanza. A two-out infield single kept the game going, but a grounder to third base prevented a comeback bid.

Purdue (8-3) returns to action at 1 p.m. when the team faces off with Mercer to wrap up its stay at the Phyllis Rafter Memorial Classic.

Beck and Turner Garner First Team All-CCAC Honors
HAMMOND, Ind. – Purdue University Calumet’s Stephaine Beck and Tierra Turner each earned first team all-conference honors, as the Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference released its 2010-11 women’s basketball awards on Saturday afternoon.
PUC was one of three conference squads to place multiple players on the first team, after recording the best record of the Tom Megyesi era with a 17-13 mark on the year. The Peregrines finished the campaign with a 7-5 record in the league, before falling to eventual tournament champion, Cardinal Stritch, in the CCAC Semifinals.
Turner ranked among the league leaders in every major statistical category on her way to an unprecedented five conference weekly honors. The 2009-10 CCAC Freshman of the Year led the Peregrines with 19.0 points, 10.1 rebounds, 4.0 assists and 2.7 steals per game, recording 14 double-doubles on the season.
Beck was named First Team All-CCAC for the first time in career, after garnering honorable mention all-conference honors last season as a sophomore. The 5-foot-7 guard had a banner year, averaging a career-high 17.5 points per game, while connecting on a conference-best 2.9 trifectas per game. Beck finished the year ranked atop the CCAC and seventh in the nation with 44 percent shooting from downtown.
Megyesi will graduate seniors Britton and MeMe Harris, but is set to employ the services of three returning starters and seven letterwinners as well as a touted recruiting class next season.

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RESULTS FROM SATURDAY

IHSAA SWIMMING AND DIVING STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS
Michael Boyle topped the Tiger efforts at this past weekend’s state swimming and diving championships. His fifth place finish ties for the highest finish in school history. He scored 459 points in his eleven dives at the IUPUI Natatorium. Complete results from the IHSAA state finals can be found at http://bit.ly/eZ45HO

BOYS BASKETBALL
VARSITY: WARSAW 50 CARROLL 45
JR. VARSITY: WARSAW 46 CARROLL 41
The Tigers completed their regular season with a win over the Chargers at home on Saturday afternoon. The varsity, now 18-4 heading into tournament play, were led by Jordyn Coon and Jared Bloom with 10 points each. Jalen Roscoe added 8 points and 6 rebounds. Travis Thomas also had 6 boards. The JV completed a 17-3 season and were led Saturday by Kevin West with 14 points, Brock Anson with 12 points and Taylor Cone with 10 points.

The Tigers will face Concord in the sectional opener on Tuesday in Elkhart. Tip-off is scheduled for 6:30 pm.

IHSAA BOYS BASKETBALL SECTIONAL PAIRINGS
March 1, 4 & 5 @ Elkhart’s North Side Gym

Tuesday, March 1
6:30 pm: Warsaw vs. Concord
8:00 pm: Elkhart Memorial vs. Goshen

Friday, March 4
6:30 pm: Winner Game 1 vs. Northridge
8:00 pm: Winner Game 2 vs. Elkhart Central

Saturday, March 5
Championship Game, 7:30 pm

THIS WEEK IN TIGER ATHLETICS

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28
Gymnastics vs. Peru @ WCHS, 6:30 pm

TUESDAY, MARCH 1
IHSAA Boys Basketball Sectional @ Elkhart, North Side Gym
6:30 pm – Warsaw vs. Concord

FRIDAY, MARCH 4
IHSAA Boys Basketball Sectional @ Elkhart, North Side Gym

SATURDAY, MARCH 5
IHSAA Gymnastics Sectional @ Wawasee, TBA
IHSAA Boys Basketball Sectional @ Elkhart, North Side Gym
-Championship Game, 7:30 pm

Evans and Beutler Earn Final NAIA National Women's Indoor Track & Field Athlete of the Week Honors

2011-02-23T16:32:00.000-08:00

Evans and Beutler Earn Final NAIA National Women's Indoor Track & Field Athlete of the Week Honors

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Gayon Evans of Oklahoma Baptist has been named the final NAIA National Women's Indoor Track Athlete of the Week and Kati Beutler of Bethel (Ind.) has been named the NAIA National Women's Indoor Field Athlete of the Week, the national office announced Wednesday. Evans and Beutler were selected based on their performances from Feb. 14 - 20.

Evans, hailing from Clarendon, Jamaica, won the 60-meter dash (7.33 seconds) and the 200-meter dash (23.98 seconds) at the University of Nebraska Tune-Up Meet on Feb. 18. The sophomore runner's times in the 60 and 200 both rank as the NAIA's top times heading into the NAIA Women's Indoor Track & Field National Championships March 3-5 at the GaREAT Sports Complex in Geneva, Ohio. Evans also ran the third leg of Oklahoma Baptist's meet-winning 4x400-meter relay.

Beutler, hailing from Fort Wayne, Ind., was named the Female Athlete of the Meet at the NCCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships on Feb. 19. The senior took home first place in the triple jump with a mark of 37-5 ¾ and placed second in the long jump with a leap of 18-6. In addition to the field events, she also won the 60-meter dash with a time of 7.78 seconds. Beutler will be one of 16 athletes representing the Lady Pilots at the NAIA Indoor Track & Field National Championships.

Track Nominees: Cheryl Held, William Woods (Mo.); Kristine Smith, College of Idaho; Darcy Mascotti, Cumberlands (Ky.); Lyndsay Payne, Siena Heights (Mich.); Michelle Momo, Central Methodist (Mo.); Abby Parson, St. Ambrose (Iowa); Obsie Birru, Grand View (Iowa); Blair Dixon, Doane (Neb.); Lauren Versweyveld, Olivet Nazarene (Ill.); Sami Andrews, Concordia (Ore.); Stephanie Kenney, Taylor (Ind.); Marya Haegler, Ave Maria (Fla.); Erin Curran, Black Hills State (S.D.); Amy VanHal, Trinity Christian (Ill.); Alma Garcilazo, Eastern Oregon; Cassidy Wagner, Indiana Wesleyan; Adella King, Indiana Tech; Irene Masai, Oklahoma Christian; Charity Miles, Northwestern (Iowa); Crystal Bardge, Embry-Riddle (Fla.).

Field Nominees: Whitney Burton, William Woods (Mo.); Natausha Burke, Cumberlands (Ky.); Lenzey Stidham, Siena Heights (Mich.); Kate Fulton, Central Methodist (Mo.); Naomi Patrnchak, St. Ambrose (Iowa); Lauryn Camp, Grand View (Iowa); Jillian Ourada, Doane (Neb.); Caitlin McPherson, Olivet Nazarene (Ill.); Alaina Yaracz, Black Hills State (S.D.); Kirsten Harms, Trinity Christian (Ill.); Anne Barnett, Eastern Oregon; Katelin Morgan, Indiana Wesleyan; Sarah Dede, Judson (Ill.); Cora Tatum, Indiana Tech; Denise Mattoon, Oklahoma Christian; Kayla Xavier, Concordia (Ore.); Reta Woodard, Embry-Riddle (Fla.).

2011 Composite Award Winners (Track; Field) (Schedule)
Week 1: Blair Dixon, Doane (Neb.); Brittany Hoins, Hastings (Neb.)
Week 2: Stacy Warrior, Oklahoma Baptist; Megan Manning, St. Ambrose (Iowa)
Week 3: Verone Chambers, Oklahoma Baptist; Brigitte Gross, Sioux Falls (S.D.)
Week 4: Adella King, Indiana Tech; Milika Tuivanuavou, Fresno Pacific (Calif.)
Week 5: Verone Chambers, Oklahoma Baptist; Tamala Daley, Shorter (Ga.)
Week 6: Obsie Birru, Grand View (Iowa); Bianca Grant, Wayland Baptist (Texas)
Week 7: Gayon Evans, Oklahoma Baptist; Kati Beutler, Bethel (Ind.)

Seyfred and Yoder Earn All-MCC Honors

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The list of accolades for the senior backcourt of Heather Seyfred and Mandy Yoder continues as both earned a spot on the All-MCC team.

Seyfred, who led the Mid-Central College Conference in scoring at 17.27 ppg, was named to the first team. The 5-5 shooter from Galien, Mich. set a Lady Pilots record this year with 105 three-pointers made, placing her second in the nation and breaking the BC record of 103 set by Abby Noll in 2007.

Yoder, named to the second team, was once again the do-it-all point guard that led the MCC in assists for the second straight year with 5.6 per game. She also averaged nearly 14 ppg, 5.4 rpg and 3.1 steals per game. Mandy's 170 assists currently find her third in the nation overall.

The post season honors just add to an already impressive list of accomplishments that the amazing backcourt has achieved since transferring to Bethel together following their freshmen year at Indiana State (Seyfred) and Ferris State (Yoder). Both players have also cracked the top 10 scorers in Lady Pilots history this year - Seyfred - 7th with 1,559 points and Yoder - 8th with 1,461 points.

The Lady Pilots (17-14 overall and 8-8 in the MCC) lost in the first round of the MCC Tournament to Huntington University and now plan to make a return trip to the NCCAA national tournament in Winona Lake, Ind

Northern Lakes Conferene Girls All Conference Team

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NLC ALL CONFERENCE TEAM

Trenee Brownlee, (11) Concord
Akyah Taylor, (12) Elkhart Memorial
Brionna Barnett, (11) Elkhart Memorial
Monica Jones, (10) Elkhart Memorial
Natalie Newell, (12) Goshen
Morgan Olson, (9) Northwood
Emily Peppers VanNamee, (12) Northridge
Sydney Sample, (12) Northridge
Meagan Barron, (12) Plymouth
Amber Redinger, (10) Plymouth
Kayla Stout, (12) Warsaw
Kilee Knafel, (10) Wawasee

HONORABLE MENTION

Khadijah Moore, (9) Elkhart Memorial
Aimee Swihart, (10) Goshen
Hillary Lechlitner, (11) Northwood
Emylee Smith, (12) Northridge
Sarah Heagy, (11) Warsaw
Kalyn McDaniel, (12) Wawasee

Boys Northern Lakes All Conferene Team

2011-02-16T18:32:00.000-08:00

NORTHERN LAKES CONFERENCE
2010-2011 BOYS BASKETBALL

ALL CONFERENCE TEAM

Name Grade School
DuWhan Alford 10 Concord
*Franko House 10 Concord
*Todd Johnson 11 Elkhart Memorial
*Markese McGuire 10 Elkhart Memorial
Jesse Good 10 Goshen
Malcolm Thurmond 12 Northridge
*Michael Paul 12 Northwood
*Cameron Williams 12 NorthWood
*Houston Hodges 12 Plymouth
*Lucas Grose 11 Warsaw
*Nic Moore 12 Warsaw
Trevor McKibben 12 Wawasee
*Riley Stichter 12 Wawasee

Northern Indiana Girls All Conference Team

2011-02-13T08:44:00.000-08:00

Northern Indiana Girls All Conference Basketball
FIRST TEAM:
Chelsea Ward 12 Mishawaka
Noelly Scott 12 Mishawaka
Terran Scott 12 Washington
Alex Morton 11 Penn
Alex Kubsch 11 St. Joseph’s
Taloni Reese 9 Adams

SECOND TEAM:
Cassi Husband 12 Mishawaka
Kathleen Kavanagh 11 Marian
Shareita Patton 11 Washington
Tori Milliner 11 Penn
Michelle Adeniyi 10 Clay
Taylor Parmley 9 Mishawaka

HONORABLE MENTION:
Chyna Sanders 12 Elkhart Central
Ashley Lutz 12 Penn
Sarah Hall 12 SB St Joseph
Ayana Thomas 11 Washington
Turquoise Patton 11 Riley
Olivia Carlton 10 Penn

IUSB Basketball

2011-02-06T09:04:00.000-08:00

Titans Fall 104-65 To High-Octane ONU
Women's Basketball - Thu, Feb 3, 2011 at 8:46 PM
Facing the nation's top-ranked scoring offense, IU South Bend (17-5/2-2 CCAC) jumped out to a 17-7 lead - holding #15 Olivet Nazarene to just two field goals in the first eight minutes of play, but they were unable to hold off the Tigers' charge, as ONU stormed back by forcing 39 Titan turnovers for a 104-65 win.

Katie Hacker (Indianapolis, IN/Franklin Central) broke the scoring open for IU South Bend, connecting on a triple to give the Titans an early lead. Kimmie Hummer (South Bend, IN/Mishawaka Marian [Goshen]) followed with a three-pointer of her own, and the Titans began to gain the edge.

A layup by Hacker, followed by a Lizzie Stapke (Highland, IN/Highland) three and putbacks by Brooke Daugherty (Terre Haute, IN/South [Danville]) and Courtney Simpson (Nappanee, IN/NorthWood) pushed the lead to ten, forcing a timeout by ONU.

Out of the stoppage, the Tigers stormed back, embarking on a 14-4 run to tie the game at 21, before taking the lead at 27-24. From there, the Titans would tie the contest at 31, but were never able to regain control, as ONU took a 48-33 lead into the break.

Out of the half, it was more of the same, as the Tigers began firing on all cylinders from behind the three-point line, connecting ten times in the second half to pull away for the final margin.

Ashley Hummer (South Bend, IN/Mishawaka Marian [Goshen]) led the Titans with 13 points, while Stapke and Kimmie Hummer chipped in with ten each. Daugherty pulled down nine rebounds to lead all players

Indiana College News

2011-02-05T16:42:00.000-08:00

Ball State Spoils Valpo’s Season Opener

Valparaiso opened the 2011 spring season on Saturday afternoon but ran into a tough Ball State squad, falling to the Cardinals 7-0 at the Northwest Athletic Club in Michigan City, Ind.

The Crusaders battled during doubles play, but were not able to come up with a win as Ball State (2-2) took the day’s first point. Katie Bilyeu (Terre Haute, Ind./South Vigo H.S.) and Kristin Zakiewicz (Bristol, Ind./Northridge H.S.) played Sarah Hebble and Georgina Thomson tough at the top spot before falling 8-4. Stephanie York (Elkhart, Ind./Jimtown H.S.) and Jackie O’Reilly (Green Bay, Wis./DePere H.S.) fell 8-2 at number two doubles against Kylee Johnson and Kristel Sanders. Hayley Hall and Paola Rodriguez concluded with an 8-1 win at the third spot over Brittany O’Reilly (Green Bay, Wis./Southwest H.S.) and Aubree Zdanovec (Appleton, Wis./East H.S.).

The Cardinals surrendered just two games total in singles play, winning all six spots in straight sets. Jackie O’Reilly took a game from Hebble at the second spot falling 6-0, 6-1 while York dropped a 6-1, 6-0 decision to Johnson at number four. The other four matches were won by Ball State 6-0, 6-0 as Thomson topped Brittany O’Reilly at the top, Hall downed Zakiewicz at three, Sanders topped Bilyeu at five, and Rodriguez spoiled Zdanovec’s collegiate debut at sixth singles

Knights too Much for Trojans

The Taylor women’s basketball team found itself on the short end of a 91-58 score against No. 23 Marian on Saturday afternoon. Tess Rudolph scored 21 points and Allison Reece added ten points and seven rebounds as the Trojans fall to 5-8 in MCC play and 14-13 overall.

Taylor and Marian combined for 86 free throw attempts, just 11 shy of the NAIA D-II record as Marian connected on 38 of 50 from the charity stripe and Taylor finished 24 of 36 from the line.

Marian’s Whitley Emerson dominated the game scoring 28 points and pulling down 16 rebounds to lead a quartet of Knights in double figures. Rachel Kenney scored 16, Natasha Marshall added 12 and Natalie Robinson finished with 10 as the Knights swept the season series with the Trojans.

Taylor trailed 41-29 after a first half that saw Marian outscore the Trojans 20 to 8 in the paint while shooting 53.6 percent (15-for-28) from the field. Taylor shot just 34.6 percent (9 of 26) in the opening frame, including 1 of 4 from 3-point range.

Taylor scored the first seven points of the second half as the Trojans cut the Marian lead to five on a 3-pointer from Rudolph with 18:30 remaining in the game.

The Knights responded with a 25-2 run over the next eight minutes as Marian set up camp at the free throw line, going 14 of 17 during the stretch to extend its lead to 28 with 10:39 remaining in the game.

Taylor shot 28.1 percent (16 of 57) from the field and just 22.2 percent (2 of 9) from 3-point range in the loss.

Taylor will hit the road again on Wednesday for a 7 p.m. matchup with Grace

Indiana Tech Upset #14 Cornerstone University
Fort Wayne, IN – The Indiana Tech women’s basketball team shocked the 14th ranked Golden Eagles of Cornerstone University in the Schaefer Center on Saturday, 72-63. The Lady Warriors overcame a slow start to improve their record to 15-12 overall and 7-6 in the conference. Cornerstone slipped to 19-6 on the year and 8-4 in WHAC play.
Cornerstone jumped out to a 10-0 lead in first four minutes but the Lady Warriors battled back, going on a 14-2 run to take their first lead of the game at the 10:49 mark.
The game stayed tight the rest of the half with no team leading by more than four points. The Golden Eagles took a five point lead with 39 seconds to go, but Tech’s Amanda Tipton (Burton, MI/Bentley) hit a driving layup in the final seconds to cut the lead to three, 28-25, at the half.
The Lady Warriors chipped away at the deficit through the early parts of the second half, and finally regained the lead, 39-38, with a bucket from Tipton with 13:11 to play.
On the very next possession, Cornerstone tied the game with a free throw and following a Tech turnover, retook the lead 41-39.
The teams traded baskets over the next three minutes until back-to-back 3-pointers from Ebony Robinson (Ft. Wayne, IN/Huntington) and Yasmine Coleman (Indianapolis, IN/Pike) gave the Warriors a 50-45 advantage with 8:37 remaining.
Cornerstone fought back and tied the game at 61 apiece at the 2:31 mark, but Tipton answered and put Tech in front for good on the ensuing play.
Three Warriors finished in double figures as Coleman led the way with 16 points followed by Tipton with 15 and Ulyssia Richmond (Temple Hills, MD/Riverdale Baptist) with 12. Coleman added a game-high nine rebounds. Juniors Brittnay Jones (Harper Woods, MI/UTEP) and Kaneisha Bass (Detroit, MI/Lincoln Trail) chipped in eight points each.

Crusader Women Win Second Straight, Down Detroit 57-46

Valparaiso got 29 points from its bench on Saturday afternoon and utilized a 16-0 second half run to defeat Detroit 57-46 at the Athletics-Recreation Center for the Crusaders’ second straight victory.

With the win, the Crusaders have now won back-to-back games for the first time since November of 2009.

“I am really pleased with our kids,” head coach Keith Freeman said. “They are really trying hard. It’s difficult when you’ve been struggling like we have been, but we battled today and made plays. It really shows the character of our kids. Our bench gave us a lot of energy when they came in the game and I think we’ve played well in four of our last five games.”

Tabitha Gerardot (Fort Wayne, Ind./Canterbury H.S.) registered her sixth double-double as a Crusader, scoring 15 points and grabbing 10 rebounds, and Valpo’s defense limited the Titans to just 15.6% (5-of-32) shooting in the second half to rally from a seven-point deficit.

“Tab really wants to do so well,” Freeman added. “She is a warrior getting to rebounds. I like her tough-mindedness.”

Trailing 28-25 at the break, Detroit scored the first four points out of the locker room to take the seven-point advantage, their largest of the afternoon. The Crusaders began to fight back, scoring 16 straight points after trailing 36-31, shutting out the Titans for seven-and-a-half minutes.

Six straight points by Gina Lange (Wyoming, Minn./Forest Lake H.S.) during the run, as well as five points by Gerardot paced the offense. Meanwhile, the defense held Detroit scoreless from the floor for more than 11 minutes as the Titans missed 16 straight shots from the field.

By the time the run ended, Valpo held a 47-36 lead with 6:13 to play. The advantage was still 10, 49-39, before the Titans made one late spurt. Seven straight points, capped by three straight free throws by Dominique Dixon after she was fouled shooting from long range, pulled Detroit within 49-46 with 1:59 to play.

“They are a good team, a scary team,” Freeman said. “We were fortunate we gave enough help and they never got in a rhythm in their offense.”

Skyler Gick (Otterbein, Ind./Benton Central H.S.) then found Gerardot down low as the shot clock was winding down made it a two possession game and the Valpo defense would not surrender another point the rest of the way. Rashida Ray (Fort Wayne, Ind./Harding H.S.) made three free throws down the stretch and Gerardot added three more points as Valpo finished the game on an 8-0 run.

“Our kids battled,” Freeman commented. “Down the stretch we got the ball inside and finished.”

Detroit jumped out to an early 14-8 lead before the Crusaders scored six straight points to knot the game midway through the first half. After the Titans again built a five-point lead, Valpo answered a second time. A 9-0 run by the Brown and Gold, capped by a jumper from Gick, gave the Brown and Gold a 25-21 lead.

As was the case in the first half though, the Titans answered with one more run, scoring the final seven points of the stanza to build the three-point halftime advantage.

Valpo shot 41.2% from the floor for the game, including a 47.8% clip in the second half, to help offset a 2-of-15 afternoon from three-point range. Detroit finished just 23.1% from the floor overall and 13.8% (4-of-29) from outside the arc.

“We’re still a long way from being a good offensive team,” Freeman added. “But our defense is getting better. I thought we did a good job controlling penetration and got back in transition.”

Lange added nine points and six rebounds for the Crusaders, as Valpo outrebounded Detroit 43-41, including a 27-19 advantage in the second half. Gick and Stefanie Lang (Valparaiso, Ind./Valparaiso H.S.) each added eight points while Ray has seven more. Gick also had six assists on the day.

“Skyler had a great floor game,” Freeman said. “She ran the team well.”

Dixon led Detroit (10-12, 4-7 Horizon) with 12 points while Yar Shayok pulled down 13 rebounds.

#19 Foresters upset #4 Wildcats

The Huntington University Foresters (19-7-8, 7-5) handed Indiana Wesleyan University (22-4, 11-1) their first MCC loss of the season with a 93-77 win over the Wildcats. Huntington led 39-29 at half-time and then cruised to the victory over Indiana Wesleyan.

Huntington’s Tyler Shively topped all scorers in the game with 22 points. Joining Shively in double figures for Huntington was Kellen Zawadzki with 18, Caleb Kennedy and Shane Merryman with 15, and Bobby Jolliff with 10. Zawadzki took team-high honors with 10 rebounds. Jordan Weidner led Indiana Wesleyan with 16 points. Patrick Hopkins took team-high honors with 10 boards.

NOTRE DAME, Ind. - - Facing its strongest competition to date, the Ball State indoor track & field team collected one top 10 finish on the final day of the 24th annual Meyo Invitational hosted at Notre Dame's Loftus Sports Center.
In all, 47 women's teams from around the nation had at least one participant in the meet. BSU finished the two-day event with three top 10 efforts.
Senior Ali Bishel (Chesterton, Ind./Chesterton H.S.) led the Cardinals on the final day of competition with a seventh-place showing in the 3,000m run. She completed the course in 10:04.86 to place in the top third of the 33 runners.
Junior Janae Taylor (Richmond, Ind./Richmond H.S.) also turned in a solid effort for the Cardinals, placing 18th among 55 runners in the 200m dash with a time of 25.58.
The Ball State indoor track & field team returns to action next Friday, when it travels to Bloomington, Ind., for the Hoosier Hills Invitational hosted by the Indiana University.
Ball State’s Individual Results
3000m Run (33 entries)
7th - Ali Bishel (10:04.86)
Mile Run (43 entries)
26th- MaryKate Mellen (5:11.40)
Triple Jump (46 entries)
- Megan Cherry (Foul)
400m Dash (69 entries)
61st - Hannah Lange (1:01.00)
66th - Brandi Robinson (1:01.94)
DNS - Judah Smith
200m Dash (55 entries)
18th - Janae Taylor (25.58)
48th - Sharise Logwood (26.60

OXFORD, Ohio - - The Ball State men’s swimming & diving team ended its 2010-11 dual meet schedule with a 132-104 Mid-American Conference setback at Miami’s Nixon Aquatic Center Saturday afternoon.
Next up for the Cardinals is the 2011 MAC Men's Swimming & Diving Championships which will be hosted by Southern Illinois at the Student Recreation Center Pool March 3-5.
BSU ends its 2010-11 dual meet schedule with a 1-5 (1-3 MAC) record, while Miami improves to 4-5-1 (2-2 MAC). Ball State finished the day with wins in four of the 13 events.
Ball State opened the meet strong, with sophomore Michael Weber (Lorain, Ohio/Elyria Catholic H.S.), junior Gavin McNeeley (North Manchester, Ind./Manchester H.S.), junior Chris Krupa (Indianapolis, Ind./Pike H.S.) and senior Josh Young (Huntington, Ind./Huntington North H.S.) combining for a first-place time of 3:30.88 in the 400 medley relay.
Unfortunately, Miami answered with wins in the next six events to take control of the meet. BSU finally broke the streak in the 100 freestyle with junior Casey Schroeder (Williamsport, Ind./Seeger Memorial H.S.) posting a winning time of 47.80.
Weber followed with a victory in the 200 backstroke (1:55.99), while sophomore Nicholas Stevens (Greencastle, Ind./Greencastle H.S.) claimed BSU’s final victory in the 500 freestyle (4:52.49).

NOTRE DAME, Ind. - - The Ball State women’s swimming & diving team ended its 2010-11 dual meet schedule with a 175-65 setback at Notre Dame’s Rolfs Aquatics Center Saturday afternoon. Next up for the Cardinals is the 2011 Mid-American Conference Championships Feb. 23-26 at the Ohio University Aquatic Center.
Ball State ends its 2010-11 dual meet schedule with a 4-4 record, while Notre Dame improves to 5-7. The Fighting Irish posted wins in all 13 events, with BSU scoring six runner-up efforts.
Ball State’s first second-place finish came in the 200 freestyle, with sophomore Jillian Bischoff (Atlanta, Ind./Hamilton Heights H.S.) posting a time of 1:57.86.
Five events later, freshman Haley Richter (Roanoke, Ind./Columbia City H.S.) collected a runner-up finish in the 100 butterfly with a clocking of 56.77.
In the 100 backstroke, junior Nicole Saulters (Highland, Ind./Highland H.S.) posted a second-place time of 1:00.44.
Senior Christina Riordan (Homewood, Ill./Flossmoor H.S.) followed her school-record setting performance last weekend with another solid showing on the three-meter board, placing second with a score of 280.35.
Freshman Bridgette Ruehl (Lowell, Ind./Lowell H.S.) gave Ball State its final individual second-place effort with a time of 1:05.47 in the 100 breaststroke.
The Cardinals ended the meet with sophomore Mallory Przybylinski (Chesterton, Ind./Chesterton H.S.), freshman Mia Miller (Goshen, Ind./Goshen H.S.), Saulters and senior Katie Bylsma (Westfield, Ind./Pinckney H.S.) placing second in the 200 freestyle relay at 1:39.69

Northern Indiana Conference

2011-02-04T08:49:00.000-08:00

Northern Indiana Conference
2010-2011 All-NIC Wrestling Team

1st Team

Wt Name School Final NIC Team Dual Meet Standings

103 Zach Davis Penn 1st Mishawaka 8-0 35.00
112 Abraham Que Elk. Central 2nd Penn 7-1 32.50
119 Jacob Davis Penn 3rd Clay 6-2 30.00
125 Layton Binion Mishawaka 4th Riley 5-3 27.50
130 Taylor Wisler Mishawaka 5th Elk. Central 4-4 25.00
130 Trevor Manspeaker Penn 6th Adams 3-5 22.50
135 Tristan Macri Mishawaka 7th Washington 2-6 22.50
135 Alex Gregory Penn 8th St. Joseph’s 1-7 17.50
140 Daniel Ginter Penn 9th Marian 0-8 15.00
145 LaQuan Lunford Clay
152 Michael Hummer Penn
160 Davon Alwine Clay MVP – LaQuan Lunford of Clay
171 Nate Coddens Riley
189 Alex Skipper Adams Coach of the Year –
215 Joe Gallegos Clay Darrick Snyder of Mishawaka
HWT Dominique Stauffer Elk. Central

2nd Team Honorable Mention

103 Darnell Johnson Washington 103 DeLawerence Gayfield Elk. Central
112 Sammy Ferdig Adams 112 Jesse Strean Clay
119 Garrett Gleuckert Clay 112 Grant Martsolf Mishawaka
125 Tyler Chapple Penn 119 Mitch Emmons Mishawaka
140 Kyle Jones Mishawaka 125 Erik Ullrey Riley
145 Grant Anglemyer Penn 130 Trevor Echartea Elk. Central
145 Brandon Reynolds-Smith Riley 135 Clifford McCloud Riley
152 Darius Marshall Mishawaka 140 Richard Dixon Adams
160 Alex Lymburner Riley 152 Kelly Kollat Riley
171 David Stevens Penn 160 Phillip Treely Penn
189 Michael Ham Penn 171 Zach Kurtz Elk. Central
215 Devin Reagan Penn 189 Carson Volheim Elk. Central
HWT Shakir Carr Clay 189 Tyler Crain Riley
215 Robert Deering Marian
HWT Braxton Eby Mishawaka
HWT Marcus Dozier Riley

Area College Signings

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2011 VERBAL COMMITMENTS

Akyah Taylor Elkhart Memorial Basketball Michigan State
Haley King Elkhart Memorial Golf Colorado State
Kelsie Skipper Elkhart Memorial Golf Holy Cross
Nic Moore Warsaw Basketball Illinois State
Darius Hardin SB Washington Football Grand Valley
Darrick Lee SB Washington Football Siena Heights
Yul Thomas SB Washington Football Siena Heights
Sarah Hall SB St. Joseph's Soccer Western Illinois
Allie Connely SB St. Joseph's Soccer West Virginia
Allissa Matzellari SB St. Joseph's Volleyball SE Missouri State
Kyle Zappia SB St. Joseph's Baseball Dayton
Will Corrigan SB St. Joseph's LaCrosse Notre Dame
Michael Granitz Concord Soccer Valparaiso
Tre Clifton SB Clay Football Miami OH
Donovan Campbell SB Clay Football Siena Heights
Jon Blanchard SB Clay Football Siena Heights
Max Andresen Penn Baseball Miami of Ohio
Allison Belcher Penn Swimming U of Toledo
Deanne Dekeizer Penn Golf Rose-Hulman
Lexie Pawlik Penn Volleyball U of S. Carolina
Kyle Schneider Penn Baseball Valparaiso
Jenna Simon Penn Softball Notre Dame
Abby Snyder Penn Soccer Bethel College
Shannon Stephan Penn Softball Manchester
Heather Stevens Penn Cross Country Taylor University
Shannon Reid Penn Soccer Indiana University
Waverly Neer Culver Academy X-Country Columbia University
Shebie Jones Mishawaka Softball Marian University
Mike Curtis Mishawaka Footballl Ohio University
Johnny Gray Jimtown Tennis IU East
Mandy Slabach Bethany Christian Volleyball Goshen College
Jack Adams Penn X-Country Benedictine
Natalie Newell Goshen Softball Bethel College
Emylee Smith Northridge Basketball Anderson University
Luke Davis Northridge Soccer U of Illiinois Springfield
Tyler Preim University of Mary... Bismarck, North Dakota Northridge
Emily Peppers IU South Bend Northridge
Andy Morrison Depaw University Soccer

Area College Signings

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