Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 133, Number 19, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 13 May 2010 — Page 8

Advance News • Thursday, May 13,2010

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NORTHWOOD 5, WAWASEEO Al Syracuse SINGLES: 1. Mctet Raraer be« Haley Waufe, 6-1, 6-4; XUd Heeler bat Kalya MdMd, 6-2, Mi 3. Umeae Hgaeraa beat Mia Hauaet; 64), 6-3. DOUBLES: 1. Obk Eteci-Kayta Bear beat Morgan Geer-Kabe Allen, 6-7<4-7), 6-3,7-5; 2. Taya Mataon-Jan Yoder beat Charlotte Searfo«*-Cayla HUgenberg, 6-1,6-3. Recant: North Wood 3-6 (2-4 NLC). JV score: North Wood 5, Wiwiae* 3 SINGLES: I. Patricia Pessoa (W) ben Hama Arch. 64. 64k Z Karla Alien (W) beat Ashley Grand, 86; 3. Diala Grove (NW) beat Chelsea Lot, 8-4. DOUBLES: L BrooUya Moore-Tbylor Stottasan (NW) beat Kttßertsche-Vtacrie Effing**, 6-2, 6-0; 2. Emily HoffrntthSavaneali Bley (NW) beat Amm Kongsuk-Cortbe Mayer, 8-0; 3. Chrintea Figueroa-Tara Grugel (NW) beat Ear Lee-Sabring VaiLue, 8-1; A Jerrilyn Thompson-Kate Adana (NW) beat Karla Allen- Amm Kongo*, 6-2; 5. Chelsea Loa-Cordie Mayer (W) beat Lnureh Miller-Ashley Triad, 6-3. IV record: North Wood 6-3, (3-3). North Wood shut out Warsaw shut out North Wood 5-0 in a Northern Lakes Conference tennis match last Tuesday. WARSAWS, NORTHWOODO At Warsaw SINGLES: 1. Alii Tucker beat Melissa Ramer, 6-4,7-5; 2. Sarab Hartle beat Kaci Heeter, 6-1,6-2; 3. Lindsay Sciana beat Lisseoe Figueroa, 6-0,64. DOUBLES: 1. Lauren Sciarra-Carlye Bishopp beat Denae Ehret-Kayla Bear, 6-2, 6-3; 2. Kandi Ke*ler-Liesl Schroedl ben Taryn Johnson-Jana Yoder, 6-3,6-3. • Record: North Wood 2-6 (1-4 NLC). IV score: Warsaw 9, North Wood 3 SINGLES: 1. Elise Smith (W) beat Hanna Arch, 6-1,6-0; 2. Daphne Carvajal (W) beat Christina Figueroa, 8-2; 3. Rachel Bibler (W) beat Trista Grove, 8-3; 4. Alex Hodges (W) beat Lauren Miller, 8-2; 5. Marley Smith (W) beat Emily Hoffman, 6-4. DOUBLES: 1. Andi Frazetta-Angie Shroyer (W) beat Brooklyn Moore-Taylor Stutzman, 5-7,64, 6-3; 2. Emily Hoffman-Savannah Bley (NW) beat Tori Martin-Molli Fisher, 9-8(7-2); 3. Kaiian Rees-Emily Vbelz (W) beat Ashley Conrad-Ttaa Grugel 86; 4. Olivia Wsllen-Kaylee Shull (W) beat Ashley Troxel-Liz Peterson, 8-2; 5. Brittany Florentine-Alexis Lowery (W) ben Jerrilyn Thompson-Kate Adams, 8-5; 6. Christina Rgueroa-Trista Grove (NW) beat Hanna Betg-Chelsea Bradford, 6-2; 7. Ashley Troxel-Liz Peterson (NW) beat Kaky Streeter-Leidy Ferrari, 6-1. IV record: North Wood 5-3 (2-3 NLC). BOYS TRACK AND FIELD Chargers fire past North Wood North Wood's boys track and field team lost to Elkhart Memorial 86-41 in Northern Lakes Conference action April 27. Mike Pattico earned a pair of first-place finishes to lead the Panthers. Other North Wood single individual-event wins came from Thayne White, Austin Wenger, Garett Hess, and Xavier Taylor. ELKHART MEMORIAL 86, NORTHWOOD 41 At Elkhart 3200 relay: 1. Memorial no time given; 110 hurdles: 1. Deshawndre Haliburton (EM) 15.96, 2. Nick Kleinrichert (EM) 16.9,3. Kohl Kitzmfller .(EM); 100:1. Tyran Hansborough (EM) 11.83,2. DeVanle Anderson (EM) 11.86,3. Dominique McDaniels-Haliburton (EM) 11.93; 1600 (no names given): I. Memorial 4:48.7,2. North Wood 4:48.8,3. North Wood 4:55.8; 400 relay: 1. North Wood 4735; 400; 1. Thayne White (NW) 52.84, 2. Marshal Yeoman (EM) no time given, 3. Terrance Eubanks (EM) no time given; 300 hurdles: 1. Haliburton (EM) 42.56,2. Kitzmiller (EM) 45.86,3. Kleinrichert (EM) no time given; 800: 1. Joe Dye (EM) 2:05.2, 2. North Wood 2:11.2, 3. North Wood 2:14.5; 200: 1. Haliburton (EM) 23.44, 2. White (NW) 23.7, 3. Mike Pattico (NW) 24.04; 3200: I. Austin Wenger (NW) 10:43.2, 2. Mike Dejohn (EM) 11.17.8, 3. Erwin Zacarias (EM) 11:22.2; 1600 relay: 1. North Wood 3:44.2; Pole vault: 1. Garett Hess (NW) 124, 2. Alex Momingstar (EM) 106,3. Michael Test (EM) 9-0; High jump (tie): 1. Colt Haninger (EM), Xavier Thylor (NW). Pattico (NW) 5-3; Long jump: 1. Pattico (NW) 20-7.5, 2. McDaniels-Halliburton (EM) 19-5.5, 3. Hansborough (EM) 19-2; Discus: 1. Danny Burns (EM) 143-3, 2. Danny DelaVirgen (EM) 142-2, 3. Alex Soptich (EM) 139-5; Shot put: 1. Laßoy Peoples (EM) 49-7, 2. Soptich (EM) 49-4, 3. DelaVirgen (EM) 45-1. JR. HIGH BOYS TRACK Northridge trips up North Wood Bth North Wood's eighth grade boys track team dropped a 75-25 decision at Northridge Thursday. Will Stueve finished first in the high jump to lead North Wood. NORTHRIDGE 75, NORTHWOOD 25 At Middlebury t North Wood results: 110 hurdles: 2. Michael Anthony, 3. Bennett Parker, 100: 3. Brandon Scott: 400: 2. Matt Prochno; 800:2. Reid Yod«r 200:2. Dustin Miller, 3. Brandon Scott; Shot put: 2. Jako Snider, Discus: 2. Snider, High jump: 1. Will Stueve, 3. Devon Hunsberger. North Wood Bth nipped West Side nipped North Wood 51-49 in an eighth grade boys track meet last Tuesday. Matt Prodmo, Brandon Scott, Tanner White, Dustin Miller, and Will Stueve earned a single blue ribbon apiece for North Wood. WEST SIDE 51, NORTHWOOD 49 At Elkhart North Wood results: 110 hurdles: 2. Michael Anthony; 100:3. Brandon Scott; 400:1. Matt Prochno. 2. Devin Hunsberger, 800: 2. Reid Yoder, 3. Anthony; 200; 1. Scott; Shot put: 1. Tanner White, 2. Dustin Miller, 3. Jake Snider, Discus: 1. Miller, 2. Snider, 3. White; High jump: 1. Will Stueve, 3. Hunsberger; Long jump: 2. Stueve, 3. Austin Stutzman.

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TiT, Hifl Ilf j 1 T^rV__ll_ NMißfVflKl 7th fails North seventh grade boys track team dropped an 84-16 decision at Dock Wf idJSthWood with a first-place finish in the high jump. 1 Oevyn Maugel: 100: 2. Derek Weldy; 200: 2. Nick Skwarcan; tegb up win North Wdfed its first seventh grade boys track meet win by a 66-34 Side last Tuesday. Nick SkHaHrid Derek Weldy were both triple winners for North Maugel and Scott Kern added two first-place finishes for North Wood were Ethan Shepherd and Josh Hunting. SIDE 34 North Wood reml^Vhurdles: 1. Devyn Mangel; 100: 2. Derek Weldy; 200. 1 Nick Skwarcan; High jump; I.WVzJurir Hunting, 3. Distin Tetter, Long jump: 2. Scott Kern, 3. Caleb Yoder, 40ft 1 Hum jug, ICD* t.Bthao Shepherd, 3. Josh Chupp; 800:1. Maugel, 2. GarretFkwrere, 3. Konrad Dußtt; 400,ichqr. L North Wood (Hunting, Kem, Weldy, Skwarcan); 1600 relay: 1. North Wood (ttafltttiKcn, Skwarcan, Wfeldy); Discus: 2. Spencer Abel, 3. Taylor Clark; Shot put: 2. Alex Cmder, i. Zridt BeKfilkr Recont North Wood 1-3 -,. aLMMeaisiMCK NartbrMge knocks off North Wood Bth Norttaidge defeated North Wood 73-26 in an eighth grade girls track meet Thursday An EshehAan and Kaylin Pearson were both double winners for North Wood. (Kiersten Lehman, Candy Correa, and Janie Vicary added a first-place finish apiece for North Wood. NORTtSUDGE 73. NORTHWOOD 26 At Middlebury j r rNorth Wood results: tflft 3/Aule Purcell; 200:3. Kaylin Pearson; 400; 2. Kiersten Lehman; 1600: I. An Eshetman; Hurtlksf L Allie Purcell; 1600 relay: 1. North Wood (Lehman, Eshelman, Candy Coma, Kaylin Pearifc); jump: 1. Pearson, 3. (tie) Purcell; Shot; 1. Janie Vicary. West Side squeezes past North Wood Bth NorthWbod's.eigiitk grade girls track team lost a 51-49 heartbreaker to West Side last Triesd&yl Kaylin PearsAt, Ape Purcell, Ari Eshelman, Kiersten Lehman, and Bailey Shay contributed one win apiece for North Wood. WESTSIDE SL; NORTOWOOD 49 North Wood reari# High jump; L(tie) Kaylin Pearson; Long jump: 2. Ari Eshelman; Shot put: 2. Janie Vicary. Hunftes: I. Allie Purcell. 2. Pearson; 100: 3. Vicary; 1600: 1. Eshelman, 2. Candy Correa, 3. Nicole Bin; 400:1. Kiersten Lehman, 2. AlyssaChupp; 800: t. Bailey Shay, 2. Correa, 3. Megai peed; 200 c 3. Jessica Burt. Roher sett Jecord in North Wood 7th win Hannah Rqhefset a school record in the long jump with a mark of 14-3 to help N«lrthViMd|f'» seventh grade girls track squad to a 64-36 victory over Northridge Tnui^fiay. Leneda Sharb-Taylor also turned in a big day for the Panthers with four first-place finises, followed by triple winners Roher, Maggie Angle, and Rylee Beck. Rachel Enright turned in two wins for North Wood, and Brianna Tuttle won dfecus. NORTHWOOD 64.BORTHRIDGE 36 Al Middlebury R| North Wood Results: £jong jump: 1. Hannah Roher 14-3 (new school record), 2. Regan Smith; High jump: 1. Rachel Enright, 2. Maddie Ahgle, 3. Regan Smith; Discus: 1. Brianna Tuttle, 3. Ashley Maust; Shot: 1. Lesecia Sharp-Taylor. 3. Tuttle; 100: 1. Sharp-Taylor, 3. Roher; 200: 1. SharpTaylor, 400: L Angle, 2. Smith: 800: I. Rylee Beck; 1600; 3. Jamie Mcßride; 400 relay: 1. North Wood (Roher,- Angle. Beck, Sharp-Taylor); 1600: I. North Wood (Roher, Angle, Beck. Enright). y ‘ North Wood 7th girls win Hannah Roher? Leriecia Sharp-Taylor, Maddie Angle, and Rylee Beck racked up three wins apiece to lead North Wood's seventh grade girls track team to a 62-38 win over West Side last Tuesday. Brianna Tuttle won the discus for North Wood, and Rachel Enright ran leg of the Panther*winning 1600 relay team. NORTHWOODO, WEST SIDE 38 AiYUareM A. North W aoSi results: Long jump: 1. Hannah Roher, 2. Regan Smith; Shot put: 2. Lenecia SharpTaylor, 3. Brianna little;'friscus: I. Brianna Tuttle; Hurdles: 3. Jordyn Romersberger; 100: 1. Sharp-Taylor, 2. Roher; 2. Jamie Mcßride. 3. Ashley Maust; 400 relay: 1. North Wood (Maddie Angle, Rylee Beck,. Roher, Sharp-Taylor); 400: 1. Angle; 800; 1. Beck, 3. Cheyenne Diamond; 20k t. " - .* L i

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