Girls Golf

The Warsaw girls golf team dropped a pair to Huntington North and Manchester.

Huntington North shot a 169, while Manchester finished at 175 and the Tigers at 184 in the non-conference triangular at Norwood.

Miriam Hagg led the way for Warsaw with a 44.

Delaney Wihebrink shot a 45 and Grayson Kilburn a 46 for the Tigers. Izzy Ray had a 49 and Madelyn Ray a 51.

Sam Kisel and Kelsey Eichenauer each shot a 43 to lead Manchester. Madison Ulery had a 44, with Corah Barnett a 45 and Lydia Little a 46 for the Squires.

Amara Eckert of Huntington North was medalist with a 39.

Warsaw, now 12-6, will compete in the Northern Lakes Conference Tournament on Saturday at the Pretty Lake Golf Club in Plymouth. The Tigers, who currently are tied for second in the NLC, begin play at 10:40 a.m.

“We feel confident heading into the NLC Tournament,” said Warsaw coach Tad Nieter. “We are becoming more and more consistent not just with our scores, but with each facet of our team’s game. We are close to having a break through round that could propel us to the next tier of our potential. As long as we stay within ourselves, we will be just fine.”

The Warsaw junior varsity shot 212 Thursday. Anna Morgan and Valerie Messmore each had 51 to pace the JV unit. Julia Hildebrand had a 53, with Brooklyn Fitzgerald at 57 and Cassidy Good at 58.

 

Boys Tennis

The Warsaw boys tennis team dropped a 5-0 final to a strong Fort Wayne Canterbury squad.

The closest match of the night came at No. 2 doubles. The Canterbury team of Peter Kent and Quintin Williams outlasted Nolan Knight and Reuben Williams 6-7 (4-7), 6-3, 6-3.

Canterbury won in straight sets on all three singles courts.

Nish Reddy led the way with a 6-3, 6-4 win over Colton Lind at No. 1 singles play. Shaun Patel topped Kyler Bartol 6-2, 6-2 at No. 2 singles and Dhillon Patel beat Caleb Williams 6-0, 6-1 at No. 3.

The team of Graham Gnagy and Arnie Lal beat Bailey Buhrt and Spencer Britton 7-6, 6-3 at No. 1 doubles action.

The junior varsity match ended in a 5-5 tie. Winning for Warsaw in singles play were Hayden Anderson and Brandon Chan. Also victorious for the JV Tigers were the doubles teams of Nick Marsh and Brian Elliott, Jake Kaufman and Michael Ray and Carter Schuh and Graham Landwerlin.

Warsaw hosts its own invitational Saturday. The eight-team event begins at 9 a.m.

Girls Soccer

The Warsaw girls soccer team suffered its first conference loss of the season with a 2-1 setback to Concord.

The host Tigers fell behind 2-0 in the Northern Lakes Conference match and could not recover in time.

Concord led 1-0 at halftime and made it 2-0 late in the second half en route to the NLC victory.

Brenna Buhrt scored the lone goal for Warsaw, which had posted four straight shutouts in league play.

Anna Grill picked up the assist on the only score for the Tigers.

“Our lack of discipline got the best of us tonight, which led to opportunities for our opponent,” said Warsaw coach Jon Hoover.  “We weren’t as sharp as we should have been, and in our conference, you can’t create chances for your opponent without getting burned.  Our team fought hard to the end. We had several chances to either tie or win the game.  Their keeper had 16 saves. We should have done better putting the ball into the corners while shooting (not counting Buhrt’s goal).  Brenna Burht’s goal was one of the prettiest shots I’ve seen for a while.  We’re going to take this loss and allow it to refine us as a team, and we’ll need to do it quickly because we have a very talented Noblesville team coming to town Saturday.”

Warsaw, which is ranked No. 17 in the latest Class 3-A poll, drops to 6-3-1 overall and goes to 4-1 in NLC action.

Warsaw won the junior varsity game 1-0 to improve to 2-4-1 overall and move to 2-2-1 in NLC play. Sarah O’cock scored the only goal in the contest for the Tigers.

Warsaw hosts Noblesville Saturday afternoon.

 

Freshman Football

Mason Martz had a big game to pace the Warsaw freshman football team to a 27-26 win over Plymouth.

Martz threw a pair of touchdown passes and ran for another score in the win.

Brayden Lane and Luke Adamiec each had a touchdown reception for the winners. Lane also had three PATs and Adamiec had 62 yards rushing.

The quartet of Adamiec, Zeek Reed, William Wells and Austin Bays led the defense, which stopped the Rockies on a two-point conversion try to seal the win.

Lakeview Volleyball

The Lakeview Middle School 8th grade volleyball team beat Edgewod 25-19, 25-10.

Tori Jones had three aces and four kills and Sara Peugh three kills for the winners. Anna Gustafson had two kills and two blocks, Kylie Smith two aces and three kills and Cora West three aces and eight kills. Abbie Porter had 17 assists for the winners.

Edgewood won the 7th grade match 25-21, 25-14.