PROJECT 440: RECAP THIS GAME!
GOSHEN — Wawasee def. Bethany 25-15, 25-21, 25-19
Aces — Wawasee: Madi Anderson 3, Taylor Spangle 3; Bethany: Jordan Helmuth 3. Assists — Wawasee: Leeann McGuire 10, Alli Ousley 10; Bethany: Elise Romero 11. Kills — Wawasee: Kaitlin Goines 7, Ousley 7, Hunter Gaerte 6; Bethany: Hanna Hochstetler 9.
Blocks — Wawasee: Goines 2, Spangle 1. Digs — Wawasee: Anne Beer 16, Ousley 11; Bethany: Marie Bontrager 13.
JV:
Wawasee def Bethany 25-24, 25-18.
Ace —
Wawasee: Olivia Huffman. Assists — Wawasee: Huffman 8; Bethany: Lorae Weaver 3. Kills — Wawasee: Kasey Napier 7; Bethany: Darienne Maust 4. Blocks —
Wawasee: Becca Anderson 1. Digs Wawasee: — Anderson 11; Bethany: Mallory Bontreger 3,
Marisa Marquez 3, Isabel Rondo 3.
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Game Reports, 3/27/12
NOMINATE FOR ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
By Tony Miller, News Editor
Baseball
Wawasee scores early, wins season opener
SYRACUSE, Ind. — The Wawasee Warriors took a 1-0 lead after the first inning, led 3-0 after two frames, and held Bethany to two hits en route to a 7-0 victory in both teams' season openers. Bruin pitchers Josh Plank and Andy Slagel held Wawasee to four hits, but were victimized by four errors behind them. Bethany (0-2) left seven men on base. The Bruins' home opener is Thursday, when they will take on Lakeland at 5:00 to begin the 22nd season of baseball at Bodiker Field. We will have live updates on Twitter at @bleedingbruin.
Wawasee 7, Bethany 0
B 000 000 0 — 0 2 4
W 120 400 x — 7 4 0
Josh Plank (L, 0-1), Andy Slagel (5) and Jared Miller; Gage Famin (W, 1-0), Patrick Navarrado (6), Drew Anderson (7) and Si Shear.
Doubles — Bethany: Jesse Loewen; Wawasee: Derrick Sorensen.
Girls tennis
Crosstown match goes to Goshen
GOSHEN — Goshen High School prevailed 5-0 in the annual girls tennis match between Bethany and Goshen, held Tuesday night at Bethany. The visitors took four of the five positions in straight sets: a 7-5 victory in the second set at no. 1 doubles was the only set Bethany won in the varsity match. JV results were cut off by the fax machine.
The Bruins (0-2) travel to Tippecanoe Valley Thursday night for a 5:00 contest.
Goshen 5, Bethany 0
Maria Thomas lost to Ali Peters 1-6, 1-6. Brooke Hershberger lost to Miranda Kay 1-6, 1-6. Mandy Meserve lost to Emily Halley 3-6, 2-6. Pooja Patel/Paige Wheeler lost to Andrea Yeater/Leah Shetler 1-6, 7-5, 3-6. Sadie Gustafson-Zook/Lynea Brubaker Kaethler lost to Brittany Graber/Kayci Troyer 5-7, 2-6.
JV: Ming Woo/Stacie Park vs. Katherine Giddens/Kathleen Morrical, score removed by 1990s technology.
By Tony Miller, News Editor
Baseball
Wawasee scores early, wins season opener
SYRACUSE, Ind. — The Wawasee Warriors took a 1-0 lead after the first inning, led 3-0 after two frames, and held Bethany to two hits en route to a 7-0 victory in both teams' season openers. Bruin pitchers Josh Plank and Andy Slagel held Wawasee to four hits, but were victimized by four errors behind them. Bethany (0-2) left seven men on base. The Bruins' home opener is Thursday, when they will take on Lakeland at 5:00 to begin the 22nd season of baseball at Bodiker Field. We will have live updates on Twitter at @bleedingbruin.
Wawasee 7, Bethany 0
B 000 000 0 — 0 2 4
W 120 400 x — 7 4 0
Josh Plank (L, 0-1), Andy Slagel (5) and Jared Miller; Gage Famin (W, 1-0), Patrick Navarrado (6), Drew Anderson (7) and Si Shear.
Doubles — Bethany: Jesse Loewen; Wawasee: Derrick Sorensen.
Girls tennis
Crosstown match goes to Goshen
GOSHEN — Goshen High School prevailed 5-0 in the annual girls tennis match between Bethany and Goshen, held Tuesday night at Bethany. The visitors took four of the five positions in straight sets: a 7-5 victory in the second set at no. 1 doubles was the only set Bethany won in the varsity match. JV results were cut off by the fax machine.
The Bruins (0-2) travel to Tippecanoe Valley Thursday night for a 5:00 contest.
Goshen 5, Bethany 0
Maria Thomas lost to Ali Peters 1-6, 1-6. Brooke Hershberger lost to Miranda Kay 1-6, 1-6. Mandy Meserve lost to Emily Halley 3-6, 2-6. Pooja Patel/Paige Wheeler lost to Andrea Yeater/Leah Shetler 1-6, 7-5, 3-6. Sadie Gustafson-Zook/Lynea Brubaker Kaethler lost to Brittany Graber/Kayci Troyer 5-7, 2-6.
JV: Ming Woo/Stacie Park vs. Katherine Giddens/Kathleen Morrical, score removed by 1990s technology.
Game Reports, 11/17/11
NOMINATE FOR ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
MS boys basketball
SYRACUSE, Ind. — Wawasee 44, Bethany 28.
"B": Wawasee 34, Bethany 25. Leading scorers — Bethany: Seth Brenneman 11, Ivan Ramos 5; Wawasee: Prescott 9.
MS boys basketball
SYRACUSE, Ind. — Wawasee 44, Bethany 28.
"B": Wawasee 34, Bethany 25. Leading scorers — Bethany: Seth Brenneman 11, Ivan Ramos 5; Wawasee: Prescott 9.
Match Reports 9/17/11
NOMINATE FOR ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Boys soccer
HAMLET, Ind. — Bethany 13, Oregon-Davis 0
Volleyball
WAWASEE — Bethany eighth in Wawasee Invitaional.
Bethany's pool — Culver Academy def. Bethany 25-12, 25-10; Whitko def. Bethany 25-18, 26-24; Wawasee def. Bethany 25-12, 25-12; Wawasee def. Whitko 25-14, 27-25; Culver Academy def. Wawasee 25-20, 25-19; Culver Academy def. Whitko 25-21, 25-8.
Other pool — Columbia City def. Wabash 25-20, 28-26; ECA def. Garrett 25-13, 25-20; ECA def. Wabash 25-16, 25-20; Garrett def. Columbia City 25-11, 18-25, 15-9; Garrett def. Wabash 25-21, 25-21; ECA def. Columbia City 25-16, 25-16.
Seventh place — Wabash def. Bethany 25-19, 25-18. Fifth place — Columbia City def. Whitko 25-12, 21-25, 15-11. Third place — Garrett def. Wawasee 25-21, 25-19. Championship — Culver Academy def. ECA 16-25, 25-15, 15-13.
Bethany leaders — Aces: Jordan Helmuth 5; Assists: Elise Romero 30; Kills: Brooke Hershberger 13; Digs: Marie Bontrager 18, Alena Yoder 18. ECA leaders — Aces: Katie Brueck 10, Annalisa Puckett 8; Assists: Faith Gill 73; Kills: Christen Melser 33, Brittany Campoli 30; Blocks: Melser 3; Digs: Brueck 61, Campoli 29. Wawasee leaders — aces: Anne Beer 4, Alli Ousley 4; assists: Megan Conley 67; kills: Lydia Katsaropoulos 28, Ousley 23; blocks: Sydnie Miller 2; digs: Gabi Routson 55, Ousley 29.
Boys cross country
LIGONIER, Ind. — Bethany 23rd in West Noble Invitational.
Team results — Homestead 63, FW Snider 84, West Noble 119, Goshen 160, South Adams 172, FW Dwenger 199, DeKalb 223, Northfield 231, Columbia City 263, Prairie Heights 295, NorthWood 336, FW North Side 410, New Haven 415, Lakeland 424, FW Wayne 438, ECA 439, Garrett 442, FW South Side 444, Leo 487, Blackhawk 511, FW Luers 533, Churubusco 537, Bethany 582, Woodlan 630. Incomplete — Central Noble, Hamilton, Manchester.
Top finishers — Kevin Handshoe (WN) 16:16.79, Nicholas Lagemann (PH) 16:19.54, Max Silcox (Hom) 16:21.02, Luke Miller (FWD) 16:22.33, Caleb Augustus (Nfd) 16:27.60, Mark Beckmann (DeK) 16:29.06, Evan Leichty (SA) 16:30.47, Brendon Zoltek (CC) 16:31.74, Sam Moore (Hom) 16:32.23, JJ Weimer (WN) 16:33.70, Ryan Smith (CN) 16:40.80, Mitch Dutton (FWSn) 16:42.26, Adam Williams (FWSn) 16:42.67, Blake Jones (FWSn) 16:46.35, Brody Shane (SA) 16:47.10.
Bethany runners — 74th, Jesse Bontreger 18:19.01; 81st, Ben Hochstetler 18:24.59; 145th, Jordan Glasgow 20:15.24; 149th, Noah Hochstetler 20:29.36; 159th, Ethan Miller 21:16.08; 169th, Austin Hooley 23:06.38.
Girls cross country
LIGONIER, Ind. — Bethany incomplete in West Noble Invitational.
Team results — Homestead 97, FW Snider 117, West Noble 117, Columbia City 128, DeKalb 143, NorthWood 192, Goshen 199, South Adams 225, Leo 252, FW North Side 311, Northfield 323, New Haven 325, FW Bishop Luers 381, Manchester 385, Garrett 422, Churubusco 431, ECA 434, Prairie Heights 442, Whitko 450, Woodlan 456, FW Wayne 614. FW Snider over West Noble for second, 21:01.68 to 21:59.46 on sixth-runner tiebreaker.
Incomplete — Bethany, Blackhawk, Central Noble, FW South Side, Lakeland.
Top finishers — Samantha Roush (CC) 18:41.00, Cynthia Medina (NW) 18:54.39, Tiffany Rauch (FWN) 19:27.63, Kayla Casaletto (ECA) 19:40.26, Anissa Richards (WN) 19:52.38, Jenna Halderman (Nfd) 19:54.08, Kaleigh DeBeck (WN) 19:55.25, Brenda Diaz (NH) 19:58.65, Hannah Moore (SA) 20:14.17, Aspen Dirr (PH) 20:24.65, Jolena Hansberger (DeK) 20:26.30, Carlee Hearld (CC) 20:31.11, Brittany Fensler (FWSn) 20:31.77, Adrienne Henke (Gos) 20:31.91, Taylor Busch (Hom) 20:39.30.
Bethany runner — 140th, Lena Yeakey 30:13.99.
MS soccer
GOSHEN — Lakeland Christian at Bethany, late.
MS boys cross country
LIGONIER, Ind. — Bethany 26th in West Noble Invitational.
Team scores — Maple Creek 42, West Noble 103, Wawasee 151, East Noble 182, West Noble 184, Carroll 211, Summitt 223, Woodside 245, Indian Springs 266, Lakeview 266, St. Charles 325, Leo 328, NorthWood 346, Fairfield 393, Prairie Heights 431, Lakeland 453, Schmucker 465, Edgewood 470, Goshen 486, Blackhawk 515, New Haven 623, Central Noble 644, Northfield 648, ECA 674, Whitko 687, Bethany 700, Churubusco 714, Woodlan 860. Indian Springs over Lakeview for ninth place, 11:58.88 to 12:44.67, on sixth-runner tiebreaker.
Incomplete — Eastside, Fremont, Garrett, Hamilton, Manchester, South Adams.
Top finishers — Brayden Law (Wood) 9:48.01, Cameron Clements (MC) 9:51.72, Ben Schwartz (MC) 10:06.41, Matt Kline (EN) 10:35.70, Alberto Bonilla (WN) 10:36.32, Braden Clements (MC) 10:38.25, Joey DeLuna (WN) 10:39.18, Jaxon Bame (Waw) 10:39.57, Brady Robinson (Waw) 10:39.87, Brendan Holland (Car) 10:43.19, Gabe Ruhl (Leo) 10:44.72, Derek Miller (Wv) 10:47.92, Wesley Garrison (MC) 10:45.44, Jacob Redding (Car) 10:46.13, Joe Vandiver (EN) 10:47.67.
Bruin runners — 95th, Jonah Hochstetler 12:02.21; 122nd, Trevor Miller 12:23.64; 142nd, Simon Graber Miller 12:49.06; 186th, Braden Miller 14:23.01; 196th, Dustin Miller 15:20.35; 197th, Jackson King 15:33.83.
MS girls cross country
LIGONIER, Ind. — Bethany incomplete at West Noble Invitational.
Team scores — Maple Creek 51, Wawasee 94, Schmucker 148, Edgewood 156, South Adams 173, St. Charles 229, Woodside 233, West Noble 258, Indian Springs 280, Summitt 301, Carroll 319, NorthWood 387, Fairfield 405, East Noble 408, Lakeview 426, ECA 448, Lakeland 498, New Haven 519, Goshen 541, Leo 545, Manchester 564, Churubusco 566, Fremont 572, Prairie Heights 574, Garrett 602, Northfield 645, Blackhawk 696.
Incomplete — Bethany, Central Noble, Eastside, Hamilton, Westview, Whitko, Woodlan.
Top finishers — Madison Distelrath (Sum) 11:18.44, Madison Fruchey (MC) 11:21.66, Cassie Pontius (MC) 11:26.67, Hannah Dawson (Edge) 11:29.58, Emma Jankowski (Sch) 11:36.89, Kaitlyn Culler (Frem) 11:40.05, Mason Van Houten (IS) 11:43.13, Nicole Fosnough (MC) 11:45.70, Jillian Woods (Sch) 11:46.86, Alli Miller (Edge) 11:47.15, Bridgette Yoder (Waw) 11:50.55, Delanie Bame (Waw) 11:55.40, Yvette Rojas (WN) 11:56.93, Olivia Von Gunten (SA) 12:01.42, Molly Swartz (Waw) 12:06.03.
Bruin runners — 142nd, Alicia Thomas 14:22.46; 152nd, Hannah Yeakey 14:49.00; 157th, Kelsey Miller 15:07.38; 167th Isabel Rondo 15:28.76.
Boys soccer
HAMLET, Ind. — Bethany 13, Oregon-Davis 0
- B: Femi Hollinger-Janzen (Josh Stoltzfus assist) (1')
- B: Stoltzfus (Nate Nussbaum) (3')
- B: Stoltzfus (Tyler Brenneman) (7')
- B: Cristian Romero (9')
- B: Andrew Snyder (Hollinger-Janzen) (15')
- B: Q Min Kim (Isaac Schertz) (17')
- B: N. Nussbaum (Kim) (37')
- B: Lucas Morgan (42')
- B: Caleb Morris (Brenneman) (55')
- B: Jared Nussbaum (Austin Mumaw) (58')
- B: Schertz (Derek Christophel) (60')
- B: Schertz (Mumaw) (70')
- B: Christophel (Drew Sylvester) (78')
Shots on goal — Bethany 19, Oregon-Davis 1. Saves — Bethany: Jeff Yoder 1; Oregon-Davis: Zach Taylor 6.
Girls soccer
MISHAWAKA, Ind. — Marian 3, Bethany 0.
- M: Lauren Wade
- M: Gabby Veldman
- M: Veldman
Shots on goal — Bethany 2, Marian 14. Saves — Bethany: Natalie Thorne 11. Corner kicks — Bethany 2, Marian 3.
Boys tennis
MERRILLVILLE, Ind. — Bethany third in Merrillville Invitational.
Team standings — Centerville 45, Highland 35, Bethany 33, Merrillville 31, Triton 24, Wawasee 20, Lowell 18.
#1 singles — Nate Brendle (BC) def. Kyler Love (W) 6-1, 6-0; Brendle def. Eric Josephson (C) 6-3, 6-4; Leonard Mathews (M) def. Brendle 6-0, 6-1 in third-place match.
#2 singles — Blake Shetler (BC) def. Lucas Shafer (T) 6-2, 6-1; Shetler def. Isaac Rigdon (W) 6-1, 6-0; Shetler def. Jacob Thompson (C) 6-7 (4), 6-3, (11-9) in championship match.
#3 singles — Ike Lehman (BC) drew first-round bye; Lehman def. Austin Kanarr (T) 6-3, 3-6 (14-12); Adam Spencer (C) def. Lehman 6-2, 6-1 in championship match.
#1 doubles — Brady Wagenknecht/Kaler Nicholson (C) def. Evan Grimes/Parth Patel (BC) 6-1, 6-0; Ryan Wieser/Ben Roesel (L) def. Grimes/Patel 6-1, 6-1; Grimes/Patel received bye in seventh-place match.
#2 doubles — Abe Thorne/Jesse Amstutz (BC) def. Johnny Goodrich/Delner Flemming (L) 6-2, 6-7 (9), (10-2); Jackson Downing/Wil Rettinger (T) def. Thorne/Amstutz 7-5, 6-1; Nick Lindsey/Tyler Porter (H) def. Thorne/Amstutz 6-2, 7-5 in third-place match.
#2 singles — Blake Shetler (BC) def. Lucas Shafer (T) 6-2, 6-1; Shetler def. Isaac Rigdon (W) 6-1, 6-0; Shetler def. Jacob Thompson (C) 6-7 (4), 6-3, (11-9) in championship match.
#3 singles — Ike Lehman (BC) drew first-round bye; Lehman def. Austin Kanarr (T) 6-3, 3-6 (14-12); Adam Spencer (C) def. Lehman 6-2, 6-1 in championship match.
#1 doubles — Brady Wagenknecht/Kaler Nicholson (C) def. Evan Grimes/Parth Patel (BC) 6-1, 6-0; Ryan Wieser/Ben Roesel (L) def. Grimes/Patel 6-1, 6-1; Grimes/Patel received bye in seventh-place match.
#2 doubles — Abe Thorne/Jesse Amstutz (BC) def. Johnny Goodrich/Delner Flemming (L) 6-2, 6-7 (9), (10-2); Jackson Downing/Wil Rettinger (T) def. Thorne/Amstutz 7-5, 6-1; Nick Lindsey/Tyler Porter (H) def. Thorne/Amstutz 6-2, 7-5 in third-place match.
JV: FREMONT, Ind. — Bethany in Fremont Invitational.
Team order of finish unavailable.
#1 singles — Landon Weldy, fourth. #2 singles — Sol Brenneman, fifth. #3 singles — Tristan Clark, fourth. #1 doubles — Wade Troyer/Hans Miller, first. #2 doubles — Himal King/Joel Gerig, first.
Volleyball
WAWASEE — Bethany eighth in Wawasee Invitaional.
Bethany's pool — Culver Academy def. Bethany 25-12, 25-10; Whitko def. Bethany 25-18, 26-24; Wawasee def. Bethany 25-12, 25-12; Wawasee def. Whitko 25-14, 27-25; Culver Academy def. Wawasee 25-20, 25-19; Culver Academy def. Whitko 25-21, 25-8.
Other pool — Columbia City def. Wabash 25-20, 28-26; ECA def. Garrett 25-13, 25-20; ECA def. Wabash 25-16, 25-20; Garrett def. Columbia City 25-11, 18-25, 15-9; Garrett def. Wabash 25-21, 25-21; ECA def. Columbia City 25-16, 25-16.
Seventh place — Wabash def. Bethany 25-19, 25-18. Fifth place — Columbia City def. Whitko 25-12, 21-25, 15-11. Third place — Garrett def. Wawasee 25-21, 25-19. Championship — Culver Academy def. ECA 16-25, 25-15, 15-13.
Bethany leaders — Aces: Jordan Helmuth 5; Assists: Elise Romero 30; Kills: Brooke Hershberger 13; Digs: Marie Bontrager 18, Alena Yoder 18. ECA leaders — Aces: Katie Brueck 10, Annalisa Puckett 8; Assists: Faith Gill 73; Kills: Christen Melser 33, Brittany Campoli 30; Blocks: Melser 3; Digs: Brueck 61, Campoli 29. Wawasee leaders — aces: Anne Beer 4, Alli Ousley 4; assists: Megan Conley 67; kills: Lydia Katsaropoulos 28, Ousley 23; blocks: Sydnie Miller 2; digs: Gabi Routson 55, Ousley 29.
Boys cross country
LIGONIER, Ind. — Bethany 23rd in West Noble Invitational.
Team results — Homestead 63, FW Snider 84, West Noble 119, Goshen 160, South Adams 172, FW Dwenger 199, DeKalb 223, Northfield 231, Columbia City 263, Prairie Heights 295, NorthWood 336, FW North Side 410, New Haven 415, Lakeland 424, FW Wayne 438, ECA 439, Garrett 442, FW South Side 444, Leo 487, Blackhawk 511, FW Luers 533, Churubusco 537, Bethany 582, Woodlan 630. Incomplete — Central Noble, Hamilton, Manchester.
Top finishers — Kevin Handshoe (WN) 16:16.79, Nicholas Lagemann (PH) 16:19.54, Max Silcox (Hom) 16:21.02, Luke Miller (FWD) 16:22.33, Caleb Augustus (Nfd) 16:27.60, Mark Beckmann (DeK) 16:29.06, Evan Leichty (SA) 16:30.47, Brendon Zoltek (CC) 16:31.74, Sam Moore (Hom) 16:32.23, JJ Weimer (WN) 16:33.70, Ryan Smith (CN) 16:40.80, Mitch Dutton (FWSn) 16:42.26, Adam Williams (FWSn) 16:42.67, Blake Jones (FWSn) 16:46.35, Brody Shane (SA) 16:47.10.
Bethany runners — 74th, Jesse Bontreger 18:19.01; 81st, Ben Hochstetler 18:24.59; 145th, Jordan Glasgow 20:15.24; 149th, Noah Hochstetler 20:29.36; 159th, Ethan Miller 21:16.08; 169th, Austin Hooley 23:06.38.
Girls cross country
LIGONIER, Ind. — Bethany incomplete in West Noble Invitational.
Team results — Homestead 97, FW Snider 117, West Noble 117, Columbia City 128, DeKalb 143, NorthWood 192, Goshen 199, South Adams 225, Leo 252, FW North Side 311, Northfield 323, New Haven 325, FW Bishop Luers 381, Manchester 385, Garrett 422, Churubusco 431, ECA 434, Prairie Heights 442, Whitko 450, Woodlan 456, FW Wayne 614. FW Snider over West Noble for second, 21:01.68 to 21:59.46 on sixth-runner tiebreaker.
Incomplete — Bethany, Blackhawk, Central Noble, FW South Side, Lakeland.
Top finishers — Samantha Roush (CC) 18:41.00, Cynthia Medina (NW) 18:54.39, Tiffany Rauch (FWN) 19:27.63, Kayla Casaletto (ECA) 19:40.26, Anissa Richards (WN) 19:52.38, Jenna Halderman (Nfd) 19:54.08, Kaleigh DeBeck (WN) 19:55.25, Brenda Diaz (NH) 19:58.65, Hannah Moore (SA) 20:14.17, Aspen Dirr (PH) 20:24.65, Jolena Hansberger (DeK) 20:26.30, Carlee Hearld (CC) 20:31.11, Brittany Fensler (FWSn) 20:31.77, Adrienne Henke (Gos) 20:31.91, Taylor Busch (Hom) 20:39.30.
Bethany runner — 140th, Lena Yeakey 30:13.99.
MS soccer
GOSHEN — Lakeland Christian at Bethany, late.
MS boys cross country
LIGONIER, Ind. — Bethany 26th in West Noble Invitational.
Team scores — Maple Creek 42, West Noble 103, Wawasee 151, East Noble 182, West Noble 184, Carroll 211, Summitt 223, Woodside 245, Indian Springs 266, Lakeview 266, St. Charles 325, Leo 328, NorthWood 346, Fairfield 393, Prairie Heights 431, Lakeland 453, Schmucker 465, Edgewood 470, Goshen 486, Blackhawk 515, New Haven 623, Central Noble 644, Northfield 648, ECA 674, Whitko 687, Bethany 700, Churubusco 714, Woodlan 860. Indian Springs over Lakeview for ninth place, 11:58.88 to 12:44.67, on sixth-runner tiebreaker.
Incomplete — Eastside, Fremont, Garrett, Hamilton, Manchester, South Adams.
Top finishers — Brayden Law (Wood) 9:48.01, Cameron Clements (MC) 9:51.72, Ben Schwartz (MC) 10:06.41, Matt Kline (EN) 10:35.70, Alberto Bonilla (WN) 10:36.32, Braden Clements (MC) 10:38.25, Joey DeLuna (WN) 10:39.18, Jaxon Bame (Waw) 10:39.57, Brady Robinson (Waw) 10:39.87, Brendan Holland (Car) 10:43.19, Gabe Ruhl (Leo) 10:44.72, Derek Miller (Wv) 10:47.92, Wesley Garrison (MC) 10:45.44, Jacob Redding (Car) 10:46.13, Joe Vandiver (EN) 10:47.67.
Bruin runners — 95th, Jonah Hochstetler 12:02.21; 122nd, Trevor Miller 12:23.64; 142nd, Simon Graber Miller 12:49.06; 186th, Braden Miller 14:23.01; 196th, Dustin Miller 15:20.35; 197th, Jackson King 15:33.83.
MS girls cross country
LIGONIER, Ind. — Bethany incomplete at West Noble Invitational.
Team scores — Maple Creek 51, Wawasee 94, Schmucker 148, Edgewood 156, South Adams 173, St. Charles 229, Woodside 233, West Noble 258, Indian Springs 280, Summitt 301, Carroll 319, NorthWood 387, Fairfield 405, East Noble 408, Lakeview 426, ECA 448, Lakeland 498, New Haven 519, Goshen 541, Leo 545, Manchester 564, Churubusco 566, Fremont 572, Prairie Heights 574, Garrett 602, Northfield 645, Blackhawk 696.
Incomplete — Bethany, Central Noble, Eastside, Hamilton, Westview, Whitko, Woodlan.
Top finishers — Madison Distelrath (Sum) 11:18.44, Madison Fruchey (MC) 11:21.66, Cassie Pontius (MC) 11:26.67, Hannah Dawson (Edge) 11:29.58, Emma Jankowski (Sch) 11:36.89, Kaitlyn Culler (Frem) 11:40.05, Mason Van Houten (IS) 11:43.13, Nicole Fosnough (MC) 11:45.70, Jillian Woods (Sch) 11:46.86, Alli Miller (Edge) 11:47.15, Bridgette Yoder (Waw) 11:50.55, Delanie Bame (Waw) 11:55.40, Yvette Rojas (WN) 11:56.93, Olivia Von Gunten (SA) 12:01.42, Molly Swartz (Waw) 12:06.03.
Bruin runners — 142nd, Alicia Thomas 14:22.46; 152nd, Hannah Yeakey 14:49.00; 157th, Kelsey Miller 15:07.38; 167th Isabel Rondo 15:28.76.
Match Report, 9/12/11
NOMINATE FOR ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Girls soccer
SYRACUSE, Ind. — Taylor Christophel scored twice, assisted both times by Emma Caskey, as Bethany knocked off Wawasee 2-1 on the road to continue their four-game winning streak. Natalie Thorne had six saves in goal in a game that saw the teams attempt a shot, on average, every two minutes and three seconds. Laura Romar scored for Wawasee, assisted by Mallory Rondeau. Bethany opens its conference schedule Thursday at South Bend Trinity.
Bethany 2, Wawasee 1
Girls soccer
SYRACUSE, Ind. — Taylor Christophel scored twice, assisted both times by Emma Caskey, as Bethany knocked off Wawasee 2-1 on the road to continue their four-game winning streak. Natalie Thorne had six saves in goal in a game that saw the teams attempt a shot, on average, every two minutes and three seconds. Laura Romar scored for Wawasee, assisted by Mallory Rondeau. Bethany opens its conference schedule Thursday at South Bend Trinity.
Bethany 2, Wawasee 1
- B: Taylor Christophel (Emma Caskey assist)
- B: Christophel (Caskey)
- W: Laura Romar (Mallory Rondeau)
Shots on goal — Bethany 22, Wawasee 7. Saves — Bethany: Natalie Thorne 6; Wawasee: Tiffany Turner 20.
Match Reports, 8/25/11
NOMINATE FOR ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Boys soccer
WARSAW, Ind. — Bethany 7, Lakeland Christian 3
JV: Bethany 2, Lakeland Christian 0
Girls soccer
GOSHEN — Goshen 3, Bethany 1
Boys tennis
FREMONT, Ind. — Bethany at Fremont, late
JV: Bethany at Fremont, late
Volleyball
SYRACUSE, Ind. — Wawasee def. Bethany 25-16, 25-20, 25-12
Aces — Bethany: Erin Bontrager 2. Assists — Bethany: Elise Romero 9. Kills — Bethany: Hanna Hochstetler 12. Blocks — Bethany: Hochstetler. Digs — Bethany: Alena Yoder 7.
JV: Wawasee def. Bethany 25-13, 25-12
Aces — Bethany: Erin Bontrager, Mallory Bontreger. Kills — Bethany: Bontrager, Marisa Marquez. Digs — Bethany: Lynea Kaethler.
MS soccer
GOSHEN — Bethany 7, LaVille 0
"B": LaVille 1, Bethany 0
MS volleyball
GOSHEN — ECA def. Bethany 25-13, 25-13
Aces — Bethany: Abbi Hawkins 2
"B": ECA def. Bethany, 25-18, 25-14
Aces — Bethany: Abby Hochstetler 3, Sophie Miller 3.
Boys soccer
WARSAW, Ind. — Bethany 7, Lakeland Christian 3
- B: Josh Stoltzfus (Andrew Snyder assist) (10')
- B: Femi Hollinger-Janzen (Austin Mumaw) (14')
- L: Stephen Danicilan (16')
- B: Hollinger-Janzen (Nate Nussbaum) (22')
- B: Hollinger-Janzen (Snyder) (29')
- B: Hollinger-Janzen (Snyder) (30')
- B: Tyler Brenneman (Lucas Morgan) (35')
- B: Hollinger-Janzen (Morgan) (53')
- L: Bryce Block (64')
- L: Colin Price (72')
JV: Bethany 2, Lakeland Christian 0
- B: Addison Dumford (20')
- B: Dwight Markham (25')
Girls soccer
GOSHEN — Goshen 3, Bethany 1
- G: Gaby Romo (21')
- G: Romo (42')
- G: Martha Castillo (47')
- B: Taylor Christophel (Laken Richer; penalty kick) (48')
Boys tennis
FREMONT, Ind. — Bethany at Fremont, late
JV: Bethany at Fremont, late
Volleyball
SYRACUSE, Ind. — Wawasee def. Bethany 25-16, 25-20, 25-12
Aces — Bethany: Erin Bontrager 2. Assists — Bethany: Elise Romero 9. Kills — Bethany: Hanna Hochstetler 12. Blocks — Bethany: Hochstetler. Digs — Bethany: Alena Yoder 7.
JV: Wawasee def. Bethany 25-13, 25-12
Aces — Bethany: Erin Bontrager, Mallory Bontreger. Kills — Bethany: Bontrager, Marisa Marquez. Digs — Bethany: Lynea Kaethler.
MS soccer
GOSHEN — Bethany 7, LaVille 0
- B: Matthew Smucker (Martin Gerig assist)
- B: Natan Nafziger (Gerig)
- B: Ian Bomberger (Kyle Snyder)
- B: Nafziger (Jeremiah Overman)
- B: Snyder
- B: Noah Richer (Bomberger)
- B: Alex Reinhardt (Bomberger)
"B": LaVille 1, Bethany 0
MS volleyball
GOSHEN — ECA def. Bethany 25-13, 25-13
Aces — Bethany: Abbi Hawkins 2
"B": ECA def. Bethany, 25-18, 25-14
Aces — Bethany: Abby Hochstetler 3, Sophie Miller 3.
Game Reports, 1/20/11
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Boys basketball varsity
FORT WAYNE — Canterbury 60, Bethany 52
Bethany: Ben Bontreger 2 0-0 4, Femi Hollinger-Janzen 2 3-4 7, Joel Yoder 2 0-0 5, Andy Slagel 2 2-2 6, James Helmuth 1 0-0 3, David DeLeeuw 3 0-0 7, Hamilton Thorne 9 2-3 20, Caleb Morris 0 0-0 0. Totals 21 7-9 (77.8%) 52.
Canterbury: Chase Moyle 2 0-0 5, Davis Rao 1 0-0 3, Austin Hatch 8 6-9 24, Michael Wiersema 2 5-5 9, Kai Foday 0 0-0 0, Trent Van Horn 8 1-2 19. Totals 21 12-16 (75.0%) 60.
Scoring By Quarters
B 8 8 21 15 — 52
C 14 10 21 15 — 60
Three-point goals — Bethany 3 (DeLeeuw, Helmuth, Yoder), Canterbury 6 (Hatch 2, Van Horn 2, Moyle, Rao). Total fouls — Bethany 13, Canterbury 9. Fouled out — none.
Rebounds — Bethany 19 (Thorne 6, Slagel 4), Canterbury 28. Assists — Bethany 13 (Hollinger-Janzen 6, Morris 4). Blocks — Bethany: Thorne 3. Steals — Bethany: Hollinger-Janzen 5.
Boys basketball JV
FORT WAYNE — Canterbury 48, Bethany 38
Leading scorers — Bethany: Andrew Snyder 16, Jeff Yoder 15; Canterbury: Trevor Jacobs 3.
MS girls basketball "A"
SYRACUSE, Ind. — Wawasee def. Bethany, no score reported.
Boys basketball varsity
FORT WAYNE — Canterbury 60, Bethany 52
Bethany: Ben Bontreger 2 0-0 4, Femi Hollinger-Janzen 2 3-4 7, Joel Yoder 2 0-0 5, Andy Slagel 2 2-2 6, James Helmuth 1 0-0 3, David DeLeeuw 3 0-0 7, Hamilton Thorne 9 2-3 20, Caleb Morris 0 0-0 0. Totals 21 7-9 (77.8%) 52.
Canterbury: Chase Moyle 2 0-0 5, Davis Rao 1 0-0 3, Austin Hatch 8 6-9 24, Michael Wiersema 2 5-5 9, Kai Foday 0 0-0 0, Trent Van Horn 8 1-2 19. Totals 21 12-16 (75.0%) 60.
Scoring By Quarters
B 8 8 21 15 — 52
C 14 10 21 15 — 60
Three-point goals — Bethany 3 (DeLeeuw, Helmuth, Yoder), Canterbury 6 (Hatch 2, Van Horn 2, Moyle, Rao). Total fouls — Bethany 13, Canterbury 9. Fouled out — none.
Rebounds — Bethany 19 (Thorne 6, Slagel 4), Canterbury 28. Assists — Bethany 13 (Hollinger-Janzen 6, Morris 4). Blocks — Bethany: Thorne 3. Steals — Bethany: Hollinger-Janzen 5.
Boys basketball JV
FORT WAYNE — Canterbury 48, Bethany 38
Leading scorers — Bethany: Andrew Snyder 16, Jeff Yoder 15; Canterbury: Trevor Jacobs 3.
MS girls basketball "A"
SYRACUSE, Ind. — Wawasee def. Bethany, no score reported.
MS girls basketball "B"
SYRACUSE, Ind. — Wawasee def. Bethany, no score reported.
Game Reports, 1/4/11
NOMINATE FOR ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Boys basketball
GOSHEN — Bethany 48, Bremen 34
Bremen: Ben Hueni 0 2-2 2, Ty Holmes 1 0-3 2, Ethan Pike 3 0-1 7, Jacob Box 4 0-0 11, Josh Brenneman 0 0-0 0, Tim Zimmer 0 0-0 0, J.J. Schafer 0 0-0 0, Austin Huff 2 4-7 8, Michael Ricketts 0 0-0 0, Mitch Huppert 2 0-0 4. Totals 12 6-13 (46.2%) 34.
Bethany: Ben Bontreger 6 2-5 15, Femi Hollinger-Janzen 2 2-7 4, Joel Yoder 0 0-0 0, Andy Slagel 0 0-0 0, James Helmuth 1 0-0 3, David DeLeeuw 0 5-9 5, Hamilton Thorne 7 1-2 15, Caleb Morris 1 2-2 4. Totals 17 12-25 (48.0%) 48.
Scoring By Quarters
Br 7 6 13 8 — 34
BC 14 13 13 8 — 48
Three-point goals — Bremen 4 (Box 3, Pike), Bethany 2 (Bontreger, Helmuth). Total fouls — Bremen 21, Bethany 14. Fouled out — Box, Pike.
Rebounds — Bremen 27, Bethany 29 (Thorne 13, DeLeeuw 5). Assists — Bremen 7, Bethany 10 (Hollinger-Janzen 4). Steals — Bethany: Hollinger-Janzen 4, Bontreger 3.
JV boys basketball
GOSHEN — Bremen 34, Bethany 30
Leading scorers — Bremen: Tim Zimmer 10; Bethany: Andrew Snyder 16.
MS boys basketball
SYRACUSE, Ind. — Wawasee 46, Bethany 42
MS boys basketball "B"
SYRACUSE, Ind. — Wawasee 54, Bethany 7
Boys basketball
GOSHEN — Bethany 48, Bremen 34
Bremen: Ben Hueni 0 2-2 2, Ty Holmes 1 0-3 2, Ethan Pike 3 0-1 7, Jacob Box 4 0-0 11, Josh Brenneman 0 0-0 0, Tim Zimmer 0 0-0 0, J.J. Schafer 0 0-0 0, Austin Huff 2 4-7 8, Michael Ricketts 0 0-0 0, Mitch Huppert 2 0-0 4. Totals 12 6-13 (46.2%) 34.
Bethany: Ben Bontreger 6 2-5 15, Femi Hollinger-Janzen 2 2-7 4, Joel Yoder 0 0-0 0, Andy Slagel 0 0-0 0, James Helmuth 1 0-0 3, David DeLeeuw 0 5-9 5, Hamilton Thorne 7 1-2 15, Caleb Morris 1 2-2 4. Totals 17 12-25 (48.0%) 48.
Scoring By Quarters
Br 7 6 13 8 — 34
BC 14 13 13 8 — 48
Three-point goals — Bremen 4 (Box 3, Pike), Bethany 2 (Bontreger, Helmuth). Total fouls — Bremen 21, Bethany 14. Fouled out — Box, Pike.
Rebounds — Bremen 27, Bethany 29 (Thorne 13, DeLeeuw 5). Assists — Bremen 7, Bethany 10 (Hollinger-Janzen 4). Steals — Bethany: Hollinger-Janzen 4, Bontreger 3.
JV boys basketball
GOSHEN — Bremen 34, Bethany 30
Leading scorers — Bremen: Tim Zimmer 10; Bethany: Andrew Snyder 16.
MS boys basketball
SYRACUSE, Ind. — Wawasee 46, Bethany 42
MS boys basketball "B"
SYRACUSE, Ind. — Wawasee 54, Bethany 7
Game Report, 10/9/10
NOMINATE FOR ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Boys soccer
GOSHEN — Drew Sylvester's goal with less than 17 minutes on the clock was the difference tonight as the Bruins claimed their second sectional title in school history with a 1-0 win over Wawasee. Bethany outshot the Warriors 9-2.
Bethany advances to the Westview regional Wednesday evening, where they will take on 14-4-0 Northridge at 5:00 p.m. That match will be followed by DeKalb, whose record is unknown, taking on 17-0-1 Lakewood Park. The final is Saturday at 4 p.m.
Bethany 1, Wawasee 0 in Goshen sectional final
Sylvester's goal comes to Bethany at the right time (Ken Fox/Elkhart Truth)
Boys soccer
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Bethany advances to the Westview regional Wednesday evening, where they will take on 14-4-0 Northridge at 5:00 p.m. That match will be followed by DeKalb, whose record is unknown, taking on 17-0-1 Lakewood Park. The final is Saturday at 4 p.m.
Bethany 1, Wawasee 0 in Goshen sectional final
- B: Drew Sylvester (64')
Sylvester's goal comes to Bethany at the right time (Ken Fox/Elkhart Truth)
Match Reports 10/7/10
NOMINATE FOR ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Boys soccer
GOSHEN — Bethany 3, West Noble 2 in Goshen sectional semifinals- B: Femi Hollinger-Janzen (Aaron Stiffney assist) (2')
- B: Josh Stoltzfus (Drew Sylvester) (42')
- WN: Uriel Macias (54')
- B: Lucas Morgan (72')
- WN: Eliezer Segovia (Cesar Macias) (74')
Wawasee, Bethany advance to Goshen sectional title (Ken Fox/Elkhart Truth)
Bethany, Wawasee win in sectional (Greg Keim/Goshen News)
Middle school volleyball
GOSHEN — Clinton Christian def. Bethany 25-8, 25-20
Aces — Bethany: Isabel Rondo 1. Assists — Bethany: Tessa Clark 2. Digs — Bethany: Mags Dutchersmith 4.
Volleyball
GOSHEN — Bethany def. Clinton Christian 25-18, 25-12, 25-11
Aces — Bethany: Mattie Lehman 6. Assists — Bethany: Elise Romero 11, Lehman 10. Kills — Bethany: Marla zumFelde 14, Mandy Schlabach 11, Hanna Hochstetler 5. Blocks — Bethany: zumFelde 5, Schlabach 1.5. Digs — Bethany: Romero 5, Marie Bontrager 2.
Aces — Bethany: Mattie Lehman 6. Assists — Bethany: Elise Romero 11, Lehman 10. Kills — Bethany: Marla zumFelde 14, Mandy Schlabach 11, Hanna Hochstetler 5. Blocks — Bethany: zumFelde 5, Schlabach 1.5. Digs — Bethany: Romero 5, Marie Bontrager 2.
Boys cross country
GOSHEN — ECA 22, Bethany 33; Bethany 15, Lakeland Christian 50; ECA 15, Lakeland Christian 50.
Top ten — Jonathan Newball (ECA) 17:57, Jesse Bontreger (B) 15:11, Dalton Lemert (ECA) 15:45, Ben Hochstetler (B) 19:12, AJ Yoder (ECA) 19:16, Jon Anderson (ECA) 19:18, Jake McIntire (ECA) 20:15, Joseph Mumaw (B) 20:34, Abe Thorne (B) 20:47, Jordan Glasgow (B) 21:40.
Other Bethany runners — 14th, Joel Gerig 22:23; 15th, Ryan Miller 22:25.
GOSHEN — ECA 22, Bethany 33; Bethany 15, Lakeland Christian 50; ECA 15, Lakeland Christian 50.
Top ten — Jonathan Newball (ECA) 17:57, Jesse Bontreger (B) 15:11, Dalton Lemert (ECA) 15:45, Ben Hochstetler (B) 19:12, AJ Yoder (ECA) 19:16, Jon Anderson (ECA) 19:18, Jake McIntire (ECA) 20:15, Joseph Mumaw (B) 20:34, Abe Thorne (B) 20:47, Jordan Glasgow (B) 21:40.
Other Bethany runners — 14th, Joel Gerig 22:23; 15th, Ryan Miller 22:25.
Girls cross country
GOSHEN — Bethany 22, ECA 33; Bethany 15, Lakeland Christian 50; ECA 15, Lakeland Christian 50.
Top ten — Jenae Hersberger (B) 21:12, Hannah Remington (L) 22:45, Katie Hurst (B) 23:15, Eva Lapp (B) 23:18, Kaylie Colon (ECA) 23:31, Lizzie Swart (ECA) 23:53, Ellie Schertz (B) 24:07, Rebekah Stayton (ECA) 24:40, MaKenzie Colon (ECA) 25:17, Baylee Hibshman (ECA) 25:36.
Other Bethany runners — 11th, Lauren Hooley 25:45; 12th, Aly Kilmer 26:39.
GOSHEN — Bethany 22, ECA 33; Bethany 15, Lakeland Christian 50; ECA 15, Lakeland Christian 50.
Top ten — Jenae Hersberger (B) 21:12, Hannah Remington (L) 22:45, Katie Hurst (B) 23:15, Eva Lapp (B) 23:18, Kaylie Colon (ECA) 23:31, Lizzie Swart (ECA) 23:53, Ellie Schertz (B) 24:07, Rebekah Stayton (ECA) 24:40, MaKenzie Colon (ECA) 25:17, Baylee Hibshman (ECA) 25:36.
Other Bethany runners — 11th, Lauren Hooley 25:45; 12th, Aly Kilmer 26:39.
Middle school volleyball
GOSHEN — Clinton Christian def. Bethany 25-8, 25-20
Aces — Bethany: Isabel Rondo 1. Assists — Bethany: Tessa Clark 2. Digs — Bethany: Mags Dutchersmith 4.
Middle school boys cross country
GOSHEN — ECA 7, Bethany 14.
Order of finish — Lucas Casaletto (ECA) 12:55, Tristan Geissinger (ECA) 13:28, Kyle Snyder (B) 13:57, Garrett McKee (ECA) 14:48, Austin Hooley (B) 15:16, Neel Bhagat (B) 15:36.
GOSHEN — ECA 7, Bethany 14.
Order of finish — Lucas Casaletto (ECA) 12:55, Tristan Geissinger (ECA) 13:28, Kyle Snyder (B) 13:57, Garrett McKee (ECA) 14:48, Austin Hooley (B) 15:16, Neel Bhagat (B) 15:36.
Middle school girls cross country
GOSHEN — Bethany 15, Lakeland Christian 50; ECA 17, Bethany 44; ECA 15, Lakeland Christian 50.
GOSHEN — Bethany 15, Lakeland Christian 50; ECA 17, Bethany 44; ECA 15, Lakeland Christian 50.
Other Bethany runners — 6th, Kelsey Miller 15:10; 7th, Syd Dille 15:14; 8th, Persis Wade 15:15; 12th, Hannah Yeakey 16:25; 13th, Lena Yeakey 17:05.
Sectional update
Boys soccer semifinals
Wawasee 1, Goshen 0
- W: Cody Blunk (Luke Baker assist) (40')
Match Reports 9/13/10
NOMINATE FOR ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Middle school "A" soccer
GOSHEN — Bethany 4, Stanley Clark 0
Girls soccer
GOSHEN — Bethany 4, Wawasee 0
Middle school "A" soccer
GOSHEN — Bethany 4, Stanley Clark 0
- B: Ethan Miller (Hans Miller assist) (26')
- B: Isaac Brenneman (Ian Bomberger) (29')
- B: Brenneman (Cristian Romero) (42')
- B: Romero (Luke Schrock) (59')
Girls soccer
GOSHEN — Bethany 4, Wawasee 0
- B: Sharisse Yoder (42')
- B: Emma Caskey (Gina Gautsche) (58')
- B: Maddie Gerig (Paige Wheeler) (67')
- B: Caskey (Gautsche) (88')
Match Reports, August 26
NOMINATE FOR ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Boys soccer
GOSHEN — Bethany 5, Lakeland Christian 1
Girls soccer
GOSHEN — Goshen 2, Bethany 0
Boys tennis
GOSHEN — Bethany 5, Fremont 0
Ben Mast def. Joe Stackhouse 6-0, 6-0. Seth Krabill def. Matt Hoff 6-0, 6-0. Nate Brendle def. Matt Wilcox 4-6, 6-1, 6-3. Kyle Miller/Matt Ebersole def. Glen McClain/Tyler Jenkins 6-1, 7-5. Russell Klassen/Blake Shetler def. Kaleb Hayes/Brandin Ross 6-1, 6-0.
JV: Fremont 5, Bethany 3
Abe Thorne lost to Jake Bryant 5-8. Himal King lost to Andrew Smith 4-8. Josh Helmuth lost to Tanner Frye 6-8. Joel Gerig lost to Bryant 0-8. Bryan Nguyen lost to Brandon Miller 2-8. Evan Grimes/Andrew Snyder def. Seth Wirick/Miller 8-6. Ryan Minter/Parth Patel def. Cole Trombley/Collin Sherburne 8-3. Wade Troyer/Justin Zehr def. Keith Bookwalter/Derek Fischer 8-2.
Volleyball
GOSHEN — Bethany def. Wawasee 25-17, 25-17, 23-25, 25-20
Aces — Bethany: Marie Bontrager 2, Maria Thomas 2, Jama Yoder 2. Assists — Bethany: Mattie Lehman 25. Kills — Bethany: Marla zumFelde 16, Mandy Schlabach 15. Blocks — Bethany: Marla zumFelde 1 solo, 2 assists; Jennifer Leichty 1 solo; Schlabach 1 solo. Digs — Bethany: Schlabach 7, Thomas 7.
JV: Wawasee def. Bethany 25-16, 25-11
Aces — Bethany: Brooke Hershberger 1. Assists — Bethany: Hershberger 2, Jennifer Leichty 2. Kills — Bethany: Amber Heydon 4. Blocks — Bethany: Molly Heusinkveld 1. Digs — Bethany: Marie Bontrager 4.
MS soccer
LAKEVILLE, Ind. — Bethany 6, LaVille 0
"B": LaVille girls "A" 4, Bethany 0
Shots on goal — Bethany 0, LaVille 9. Saves — Bethany: Jordan Haarer 5; LaVille 0. Corner kicks — Bethany 0, LaVille 2.
MS volleyball
ELKHART — Bethany at ECA, 5:45 p.m.
"B": Bethany at ECA, 4:30 p.m.
Boys soccer
GOSHEN — Bethany 5, Lakeland Christian 1
- B: Matt Weaver (Caleb Morris assist) (8')
- B: Josh Stoltzfus (Femi Hollinger-Janzen) (13')
- B: Morris (35')
- B: Hollinger-Janzen (61')
- B: Kevin Hawkins (66')
Girls soccer
GOSHEN — Goshen 2, Bethany 0
- G: #10 (9')
- G: #10 (53')
Boys tennis
GOSHEN — Bethany 5, Fremont 0
Ben Mast def. Joe Stackhouse 6-0, 6-0. Seth Krabill def. Matt Hoff 6-0, 6-0. Nate Brendle def. Matt Wilcox 4-6, 6-1, 6-3. Kyle Miller/Matt Ebersole def. Glen McClain/Tyler Jenkins 6-1, 7-5. Russell Klassen/Blake Shetler def. Kaleb Hayes/Brandin Ross 6-1, 6-0.
JV: Fremont 5, Bethany 3
Abe Thorne lost to Jake Bryant 5-8. Himal King lost to Andrew Smith 4-8. Josh Helmuth lost to Tanner Frye 6-8. Joel Gerig lost to Bryant 0-8. Bryan Nguyen lost to Brandon Miller 2-8. Evan Grimes/Andrew Snyder def. Seth Wirick/Miller 8-6. Ryan Minter/Parth Patel def. Cole Trombley/Collin Sherburne 8-3. Wade Troyer/Justin Zehr def. Keith Bookwalter/Derek Fischer 8-2.
Volleyball
GOSHEN — Bethany def. Wawasee 25-17, 25-17, 23-25, 25-20
Aces — Bethany: Marie Bontrager 2, Maria Thomas 2, Jama Yoder 2. Assists — Bethany: Mattie Lehman 25. Kills — Bethany: Marla zumFelde 16, Mandy Schlabach 15. Blocks — Bethany: Marla zumFelde 1 solo, 2 assists; Jennifer Leichty 1 solo; Schlabach 1 solo. Digs — Bethany: Schlabach 7, Thomas 7.
JV: Wawasee def. Bethany 25-16, 25-11
Aces — Bethany: Brooke Hershberger 1. Assists — Bethany: Hershberger 2, Jennifer Leichty 2. Kills — Bethany: Amber Heydon 4. Blocks — Bethany: Molly Heusinkveld 1. Digs — Bethany: Marie Bontrager 4.
MS soccer
LAKEVILLE, Ind. — Bethany 6, LaVille 0
- B: Ian Bomberger (Isaac Brenneman assist) (5')
- B: Saul Sauceda (Sol Brenneman) (7')
- B: Cristian Romero (24')
- B: Matthew Smucker (Kyle Snyder) (25')
- B: S. Brenneman (I. Brenneman) (32')
- B: Sauceda (42')
"B": LaVille girls "A" 4, Bethany 0
Shots on goal — Bethany 0, LaVille 9. Saves — Bethany: Jordan Haarer 5; LaVille 0. Corner kicks — Bethany 0, LaVille 2.
MS volleyball
ELKHART — Bethany at ECA, 5:45 p.m.
"B": Bethany at ECA, 4:30 p.m.
Match Reports, August 21
NOMINATE FOR ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Boys soccer
SYRACUSE, Ind. — Bethany 2, Wawasee 0
JV: Bethany 9, Wawasee 1
Volleyball
GOSHEN — Central def. Bethany 25-20, 25-13, 25-20
Aces — Bethany: Marla zumFelde 2. Assists — Bethany: Mattie Lehman 7, Mandy Schlabach 6. Kills — Bethany: zumFelde 11, Schlabach 5, Lehman 4. Blocks — Bethany: Schlabach 1, zumFelde 1. Digs — Bethany: Lehman 5, Marie Bontrager 2.
JV: Central def. Bethany 25-16, 25-14
Aces — Bethany: Marie Bontrager 1, Brooke Hershberger 1, Jennifer Leichty 1. Kills — Bethany: Hershberger 2, Leichty 2. Digs — Bethany: Amber Heydon 4, Bontrager 2.
Boys cross country
ELKHART — Bethany incomplete in Elkhart Christian Hokum Karem.
Girls cross country
Boys soccer
SYRACUSE, Ind. — Bethany 2, Wawasee 0
- B: Josh Stoltzfus (75')
- B: Femi Hollinger-Janzen (77')
JV: Bethany 9, Wawasee 1
- B: Q Min Kim (5')
- B: Hamilton Thorne (8')
- B: Jesse Loewen (17')
- B: Thorne (26')
- B: Nik Diaz (29')
- B: Kim (40')
- B: Kim (43')
- B: Derek Christophel (44')
- W: Jake Thystrup (54')
- B: Isaac Schertz (60')
Boys tennis
ELKHART — Concord Invitational postponed to Saturday, August 29.
Volleyball
GOSHEN — Central def. Bethany 25-20, 25-13, 25-20
Aces — Bethany: Marla zumFelde 2. Assists — Bethany: Mattie Lehman 7, Mandy Schlabach 6. Kills — Bethany: zumFelde 11, Schlabach 5, Lehman 4. Blocks — Bethany: Schlabach 1, zumFelde 1. Digs — Bethany: Lehman 5, Marie Bontrager 2.
JV: Central def. Bethany 25-16, 25-14
Aces — Bethany: Marie Bontrager 1, Brooke Hershberger 1, Jennifer Leichty 1. Kills — Bethany: Hershberger 2, Leichty 2. Digs — Bethany: Amber Heydon 4, Bontrager 2.
Boys cross country
ELKHART — Bethany incomplete in Elkhart Christian Hokum Karem.
Girls cross country
ELKHART — Bethany incomplete in Elkhart Christian Hokum Karem.
Cross country (co-ed JV race)
ELKHART — Bethany incomplete in Elkhart Christian Hokum Karem.
MS soccer
WARSAW, Ind.
WARSAW, Ind.
— Bethany "A" 2nd in Lakeland Christian Invitational.
Pool play
— Bethany 4, Manchester 0; Bethany 5, Whitko 0; Bethany 3, Caston 0. Championship
— Bethany 0, Westview 0 (Westview wins 2-1 in shootout).
Goals
— Bethany: Isaac Brenneman 5, Cristian Romero 5, Addison Dumford, Landon Weldy. Assists
— Bethany: Tanner Fervida 5, Romero 2, Jesse Amstutz, Brenneman. Saves
— Bethany: Saul Sauceda 7, Jordan Haarer 3.
Bethany "B" tied for 5th in Lakeland Christian Invitational.
Pool play
— Lakeland Christian 6, Bethany 1; Bethany 5, Portage Christian 0; Westview 7, Bethany 0.
Goals
— Bethany: Natan Nafziger 2, Jeremiah Ourman 2, Keenan Baker, Martin Gerig.
Memorable Moments #3 & #2 (Soccer Sectional Edition)
#3. October 15: Penalty kicks go Bruins’ way … eventually
The date given above was in October, but the prelude would be set in September. In front of an Alumni Night crowd that gave the girls their largest attendance of the regular season, Emma Caskey scored in the 63rd minute to tie Bethany and Westview at 1, but Kirstin Oesch put the ball past Bethany goalkeeper Kelly Snyder on the final penalty kick and Westview took the shootout 3-2.
Skip forward 19 days, and the setting was the same. Playing on their home field in front of a smaller fan contingent paying admission to the IHSAA, the Bruins took on another set of Warriors, this time the set from Wawasee. Scheduled to start at 7:00, the game would be delayed over half an hour as Warsaw and Westview went to penalty kicks in the other semifinal.
The Bethany-Wawasee game was played in quite a pleasant atmosphere — from my vantage point in the press box. On the field, however, was another story. The Goshen airport, having picked up snow ten hours before, registered a temperature of 39 degrees at 7:40, with a steady drizzle that would continue throughout the game and a stiff breeze from the northeast. Braving the elements and the defense, Sharisse Yoder scored in the 12th minute to give Bethany a 1-0 lead; Mallory Rondeau answered back with an assist from Haley Cunningham three minutes before halftime to tie the game at 1. Emma Gerig and Marissa Weldy, determined not to make this their final home game, teamed up on the go-ahead goal in the 43rd minute, an advantage that Cassandra Degood erased just after the period’s halfway point. Neither team scored in the remaining 19 minutes or in either overtime, and the sectional finalist would be decided in a penalty kick shootout after extra time finished in a 2-2 draw.
The year before, NorthWood’s Kelcy Heckaman who scored with five minutes to go; in 2008, the same Wawasee Warriors stepped to the same penalty mark and eliminated Bethany in a hard-fought game at the place now known as Bodiker Field. Would it happen again? Not if another senior had anything to say about it.
That senior was not Karli Graybill; although she likely would have agreed, she mishit the first attempt of the shootout and sent it high of the goal. Rondeau scored to give Wawasee a 1-0 lead in the shootout, an advantage that was erased when Emma Caskey converted her attempt for BCHS and Sarah Rozow was unable to follow suit. Sharisse Yoder and Kayla Courtney both put their schools on the board, but Weldy’s shot met the gloves of Warrior goalie Amy Walker and was deflected wide. Katie Allen scored, and suddenly the Bruins were up against the wall on their own home field.
Malaina Weldy converted her opportunity to tie the shootout at 3, but Wawasee had one attempt remaining. The match, two hours old and involving over two dozen people, and the careers of so many seniors came down to two seniors and one shot. At the penalty mark, placing the ball down under the eye of referee Walt MacRae, stood Bethaney Acton of Wawasee. On the goal line was Kelly Snyder of Bethany, who made 10 saves her sophomore year and 7 her junior in elimination games where the Bruins were outshot but almost held on, being undone by a single late shot going in.
This time, it didn’t go in. Acton missed, and elimination would not be possible for at least a few minutes.
If there is anything in soccer more gut-wrenching than a shootout, it is a sudden-death shootout, and that was the stage to which this game was headed. But sudden-death was a bit of a misnomer, as neither team’s season would die. Their opportunities, however, did. The sixth round featured a pair of misses. Bethany’s sixth shooter was freshman Laken Richer. Aiming for the back of the net, she hit Walker instead, only to see Haley Cunningham’s game-winning attempt saved. Elyse Hooley rattled the woodwork with a shot that hit the crossbar and popped straight up, only to be collected by Walker. But Maggie Reichel’s shot was saved, as was each team’s ninth attempt. Finally Anna Nafziger broke through, her shot sailing into the net past a diving Walker.
Again the game came down to two girls and one shot, with Snyder again in goal and Lexi Blunk playing the part of Acton. The ball went to Blunk’s right. Snyder dove to her left, and the two met.
That save ended the game with Bethany prevailing 3-2, 4-3 in penalty kicks. Wawasee’s season ended there; Bethany advanced to meet Warsaw two nights later for the sectional championship. You’ll read about that game later in this series, but at the time, the sectional semifinal was the most memorable moment in the 2009 season.
#2. October 17: Defense wins championship
The title for this game is a cliché as old as defense itself, or it would be were an “s” not missing from the end. But on the third Saturday in October, it worked for Bethany.
Defense that night had to be played by the teams, without assistance from rain or near-freezing temperatures as there was two days before. The air was a pleasant 48 degrees, the sky free of rain for over 40 hours before.
Bethany jumped out to an early lead, scoring in the 12th minute on a Sharisse Yoder corner kick featured earlier in the Memorable Moments series. That was most of the work for Warsaw netminder Diana Monroy, as Bethany managed no other shots on goal for 68 minutes thereafter. Warsaw got off seven, although both teams saw other opportunities end in shots that were not on goal. When the first six of those attempts came in, Bethany’s Kelly Snyder was ready, seizing the same opportunities and balls that she had in the shootout with Wawasee.
Warsaw had one more opportunity in the final half-minute. One more shot was fired, and after a scrum in the penalty area, the ball landed in front of the senior goalkeeper playing her final game at home. She fell on the ball as the Nevco scoreboard showed 0:06, covering it and finally getting up as the game-ending horn was triggered and the scoreboard reading 1-0 in Bethany’s favor.
For the first time since 2005, Bethany’s girls soccer team won the sectional championship. It was their first trophy for the Bruins under head coach Dennis Yoder, but the school won four in nine years under the direction of Bryan Kehr before he resigned to become athletic director. And although their season ended in the regional with a 5-0 loss to powerhouse Penn, the Bruins walked out of Bodiker Field that night as none of the players had before: as sectional champions.
Coming up tomorrow: This year, the Bruins set numerous school records. The moment remaining wasn’t one of them, but it was still number one.
The date given above was in October, but the prelude would be set in September. In front of an Alumni Night crowd that gave the girls their largest attendance of the regular season, Emma Caskey scored in the 63rd minute to tie Bethany and Westview at 1, but Kirstin Oesch put the ball past Bethany goalkeeper Kelly Snyder on the final penalty kick and Westview took the shootout 3-2.
Skip forward 19 days, and the setting was the same. Playing on their home field in front of a smaller fan contingent paying admission to the IHSAA, the Bruins took on another set of Warriors, this time the set from Wawasee. Scheduled to start at 7:00, the game would be delayed over half an hour as Warsaw and Westview went to penalty kicks in the other semifinal.
The Bethany-Wawasee game was played in quite a pleasant atmosphere — from my vantage point in the press box. On the field, however, was another story. The Goshen airport, having picked up snow ten hours before, registered a temperature of 39 degrees at 7:40, with a steady drizzle that would continue throughout the game and a stiff breeze from the northeast. Braving the elements and the defense, Sharisse Yoder scored in the 12th minute to give Bethany a 1-0 lead; Mallory Rondeau answered back with an assist from Haley Cunningham three minutes before halftime to tie the game at 1. Emma Gerig and Marissa Weldy, determined not to make this their final home game, teamed up on the go-ahead goal in the 43rd minute, an advantage that Cassandra Degood erased just after the period’s halfway point. Neither team scored in the remaining 19 minutes or in either overtime, and the sectional finalist would be decided in a penalty kick shootout after extra time finished in a 2-2 draw.
The year before, NorthWood’s Kelcy Heckaman who scored with five minutes to go; in 2008, the same Wawasee Warriors stepped to the same penalty mark and eliminated Bethany in a hard-fought game at the place now known as Bodiker Field. Would it happen again? Not if another senior had anything to say about it.
That senior was not Karli Graybill; although she likely would have agreed, she mishit the first attempt of the shootout and sent it high of the goal. Rondeau scored to give Wawasee a 1-0 lead in the shootout, an advantage that was erased when Emma Caskey converted her attempt for BCHS and Sarah Rozow was unable to follow suit. Sharisse Yoder and Kayla Courtney both put their schools on the board, but Weldy’s shot met the gloves of Warrior goalie Amy Walker and was deflected wide. Katie Allen scored, and suddenly the Bruins were up against the wall on their own home field.
Malaina Weldy converted her opportunity to tie the shootout at 3, but Wawasee had one attempt remaining. The match, two hours old and involving over two dozen people, and the careers of so many seniors came down to two seniors and one shot. At the penalty mark, placing the ball down under the eye of referee Walt MacRae, stood Bethaney Acton of Wawasee. On the goal line was Kelly Snyder of Bethany, who made 10 saves her sophomore year and 7 her junior in elimination games where the Bruins were outshot but almost held on, being undone by a single late shot going in.
This time, it didn’t go in. Acton missed, and elimination would not be possible for at least a few minutes.
If there is anything in soccer more gut-wrenching than a shootout, it is a sudden-death shootout, and that was the stage to which this game was headed. But sudden-death was a bit of a misnomer, as neither team’s season would die. Their opportunities, however, did. The sixth round featured a pair of misses. Bethany’s sixth shooter was freshman Laken Richer. Aiming for the back of the net, she hit Walker instead, only to see Haley Cunningham’s game-winning attempt saved. Elyse Hooley rattled the woodwork with a shot that hit the crossbar and popped straight up, only to be collected by Walker. But Maggie Reichel’s shot was saved, as was each team’s ninth attempt. Finally Anna Nafziger broke through, her shot sailing into the net past a diving Walker.
Again the game came down to two girls and one shot, with Snyder again in goal and Lexi Blunk playing the part of Acton. The ball went to Blunk’s right. Snyder dove to her left, and the two met.
That save ended the game with Bethany prevailing 3-2, 4-3 in penalty kicks. Wawasee’s season ended there; Bethany advanced to meet Warsaw two nights later for the sectional championship. You’ll read about that game later in this series, but at the time, the sectional semifinal was the most memorable moment in the 2009 season.
#2. October 17: Defense wins championship
The title for this game is a cliché as old as defense itself, or it would be were an “s” not missing from the end. But on the third Saturday in October, it worked for Bethany.
Defense that night had to be played by the teams, without assistance from rain or near-freezing temperatures as there was two days before. The air was a pleasant 48 degrees, the sky free of rain for over 40 hours before.
Bethany jumped out to an early lead, scoring in the 12th minute on a Sharisse Yoder corner kick featured earlier in the Memorable Moments series. That was most of the work for Warsaw netminder Diana Monroy, as Bethany managed no other shots on goal for 68 minutes thereafter. Warsaw got off seven, although both teams saw other opportunities end in shots that were not on goal. When the first six of those attempts came in, Bethany’s Kelly Snyder was ready, seizing the same opportunities and balls that she had in the shootout with Wawasee.
Warsaw had one more opportunity in the final half-minute. One more shot was fired, and after a scrum in the penalty area, the ball landed in front of the senior goalkeeper playing her final game at home. She fell on the ball as the Nevco scoreboard showed 0:06, covering it and finally getting up as the game-ending horn was triggered and the scoreboard reading 1-0 in Bethany’s favor.
For the first time since 2005, Bethany’s girls soccer team won the sectional championship. It was their first trophy for the Bruins under head coach Dennis Yoder, but the school won four in nine years under the direction of Bryan Kehr before he resigned to become athletic director. And although their season ended in the regional with a 5-0 loss to powerhouse Penn, the Bruins walked out of Bodiker Field that night as none of the players had before: as sectional champions.
Coming up tomorrow: This year, the Bruins set numerous school records. The moment remaining wasn’t one of them, but it was still number one.
Game Reports, March 30
NOMINATE FOR ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Baseball
SYRACUSE, Ind. — Wawasee 5, Bethany 1
B 010 000 0 — 1 3 4
W 001 112 x — 5 7 0
Mikey Kelly (L, 0-1), Scott Weaver (6) and Tim Beechy; Joe Fleagle (W, 1-0), Jake Sommers (7) and Si Shear.
Hits — Wawasee: Josh Dingledein 2. Double — Bethany: Ben Bontreger 1. Triples — Wawasee: Dingledein, Shear, Sommers. RBI — Dingledein 2.
Wawasee Baseball Team Opens Season With Win (Warsaw Times-Union)
Girls tennis
GOSHEN — Bethany 3, Goshen 2
Mandy Schlabach lost to Anika Baumgartner 1-6, 2-6. Emma Caskey lost to Mackenzie Rozelle 3-6, 2-6. Emily Shenk def. Kelly Weaver 6-1, 6-2. Marla zumFelde/Maria Thomas def. Lauren Lehman/Ali Peters 6-1, 6-1. Corine Alvarez/Jama Yoder def. Sofia Hess/Bruttany Graber 6-3, 6-1.
JV: Bethany 6, Goshen 1 at Goshen Middle School
Ji Eun Han def. Ellen Schlabach 8-4. Sharisse Yoder def. Gladys Rosas 8-5. Dona Park def. Andrea Yoder 8-4. Sydney Kehr/Pooja Patel def. Robyn Hathaway/Jessica Johnston 8-5. You Jin Bae/Shina Park def. Leah Shetler/Ashley DeMeyer 8-5. Paige Wheeler/Sadie Gustafson-Zook lost to Lauren Yoder/Sylvia Zepeda 7-9. Amber Heydon/Bianca August def. Katheryn Giddens/Brandi Moorehouse 8-2.
Baseball
SYRACUSE, Ind. — Wawasee 5, Bethany 1
B 010 000 0 — 1 3 4
W 001 112 x — 5 7 0
Mikey Kelly (L, 0-1), Scott Weaver (6) and Tim Beechy; Joe Fleagle (W, 1-0), Jake Sommers (7) and Si Shear.
Hits — Wawasee: Josh Dingledein 2. Double — Bethany: Ben Bontreger 1. Triples — Wawasee: Dingledein, Shear, Sommers. RBI — Dingledein 2.
Wawasee Baseball Team Opens Season With Win (Warsaw Times-Union)
Girls tennis
GOSHEN — Bethany 3, Goshen 2
Mandy Schlabach lost to Anika Baumgartner 1-6, 2-6. Emma Caskey lost to Mackenzie Rozelle 3-6, 2-6. Emily Shenk def. Kelly Weaver 6-1, 6-2. Marla zumFelde/Maria Thomas def. Lauren Lehman/Ali Peters 6-1, 6-1. Corine Alvarez/Jama Yoder def. Sofia Hess/Bruttany Graber 6-3, 6-1.
JV: Bethany 6, Goshen 1 at Goshen Middle School
Ji Eun Han def. Ellen Schlabach 8-4. Sharisse Yoder def. Gladys Rosas 8-5. Dona Park def. Andrea Yoder 8-4. Sydney Kehr/Pooja Patel def. Robyn Hathaway/Jessica Johnston 8-5. You Jin Bae/Shina Park def. Leah Shetler/Ashley DeMeyer 8-5. Paige Wheeler/Sadie Gustafson-Zook lost to Lauren Yoder/Sylvia Zepeda 7-9. Amber Heydon/Bianca August def. Katheryn Giddens/Brandi Moorehouse 8-2.
Game Reports, February 23
NOMINATE FOR ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Boys basketball
GOSHEN — Seth Kauffman led the Bruins with 17 points and Mikey Kelly added 14 on four three-point shots to lead Bethany to a 51-37 victory over Central Noble. Bethany is now 12-7 and will ride an eight-game win streak into Fremont Friday.
Bethany 51, Central Noble 37
Central Noble: Jeremy Altimus 5 0-0 12, Ethan Harris 0 0-0 0, Tyler Skinner 0 0-0 0, Mike Tucker 0 0-0 0, Alex Vice 2 0-0 6, Austin Pulver 0 0-0 0, Nick McCoy 5 1-1 11, Lance Conrad 0 0-0 0, Travis Clear 1 6-8 8, Austin Teel 0 0-0 0. Totals 13 7-9 (77.8%) 37.
Bethany: Mikey Kelly 4 2-2 14, Ben Bontreger 0 2-4 2, Seth Kauffman 6 5-8 17, Jesse Ramer 1 1-1 3, Joel Yoder 0 1-2 1, Andrew Slagel 2 2-6 6, Femi Hollinger-Janzen 0 0-0 0, James Helmuth 0 0-0 0, David DeLeeuw 0 0-0 0, Hamilton Thorne 3 2-3 8, Caleb Morris 0 0-0 0. Totals 16 15-26 (57.7%) 51.
CN 6 7 11 13 — 37
BC 12 7 18 14 — 51
Three-point goals — Central Noble 4 (Altimus 2, Vice 2), Bethany 4 (Kelly 4). Total fouls — Central Noble 19, Bethany 12. Fouled out — Vice.
Rebounds — Central Noble 18, Bethany 22 (Kauffman 8, Thorne 8, Ramer 3). Assists — Central Noble 8, Bethany 13 (Ramer 7, Hollinger-Janzen 3). Turnovers — Central Noble 25, Bethany 15. Steals — Bethany 18 (Hollinger-Janzen 6, Kauffman 3, Kelly 3, Bontreger 2, Ramer 2). Blocks — Bethany 1 (Kauffman). Officials — Keith Denlinger, Kent Denlinger, Tom Stefaniak.
Boys basketball
GOSHEN — Seth Kauffman led the Bruins with 17 points and Mikey Kelly added 14 on four three-point shots to lead Bethany to a 51-37 victory over Central Noble. Bethany is now 12-7 and will ride an eight-game win streak into Fremont Friday.
Bethany 51, Central Noble 37
Central Noble: Jeremy Altimus 5 0-0 12, Ethan Harris 0 0-0 0, Tyler Skinner 0 0-0 0, Mike Tucker 0 0-0 0, Alex Vice 2 0-0 6, Austin Pulver 0 0-0 0, Nick McCoy 5 1-1 11, Lance Conrad 0 0-0 0, Travis Clear 1 6-8 8, Austin Teel 0 0-0 0. Totals 13 7-9 (77.8%) 37.
Bethany: Mikey Kelly 4 2-2 14, Ben Bontreger 0 2-4 2, Seth Kauffman 6 5-8 17, Jesse Ramer 1 1-1 3, Joel Yoder 0 1-2 1, Andrew Slagel 2 2-6 6, Femi Hollinger-Janzen 0 0-0 0, James Helmuth 0 0-0 0, David DeLeeuw 0 0-0 0, Hamilton Thorne 3 2-3 8, Caleb Morris 0 0-0 0. Totals 16 15-26 (57.7%) 51.
CN 6 7 11 13 — 37
BC 12 7 18 14 — 51
Three-point goals — Central Noble 4 (Altimus 2, Vice 2), Bethany 4 (Kelly 4). Total fouls — Central Noble 19, Bethany 12. Fouled out — Vice.
Rebounds — Central Noble 18, Bethany 22 (Kauffman 8, Thorne 8, Ramer 3). Assists — Central Noble 8, Bethany 13 (Ramer 7, Hollinger-Janzen 3). Turnovers — Central Noble 25, Bethany 15. Steals — Bethany 18 (Hollinger-Janzen 6, Kauffman 3, Kelly 3, Bontreger 2, Ramer 2). Blocks — Bethany 1 (Kauffman). Officials — Keith Denlinger, Kent Denlinger, Tom Stefaniak.
Bethany win streak is eight (Goshen News)
JV: Bethany 36, Central Noble 32. Leading scorers — Central Noble: Austin Pulver 13; Bethany: David DeLeeuw 14, Jeff Yoder 14.
MS girls basketball "C"
GOSHEN — Bethany 25, Wawasee 6.
JV: Bethany 36, Central Noble 32. Leading scorers — Central Noble: Austin Pulver 13; Bethany: David DeLeeuw 14, Jeff Yoder 14.
MS girls basketball "C"
GOSHEN — Bethany 25, Wawasee 6.
Game Reports, January 21
NOMINATE FOR ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Boys basketball
GOSHEN — Seth Kauffman led Bethany with 25 points Thursday night. But at the final horn, the thunder belonged to Jason Jordan. The six-foot, two-inch junior drained a ten-foot jump shot with 16 seconds to play that gave. No. 17 Canterbury a 55-54 lead. Bethany advanced the ball to the frontcourt and called timeout with 7.4 seconds to play, but a driving layup from Kauffman missed the mark and Hamilton Thorne's putback with four seconds to play was no good. Jordan finished with 11 points, while Thorne scored six and grabbed three rebounds.
#17 Canterbury 55, #19 Bethany 54
Canterbury: Chase Moyle 0 0-0 0, Davis Rao 2 0-0 5, Danny McMahon 2 0-0 5, Jason Jordan 5 0-0 11, Cole Walker 1 0-0 2, Mike Wiersema 4 6-9 14, Matt Wiersema 1 1-2 3, Austin Hatch 6 2-2 15, Kai Foday 0 0-0 0. Totals 21 9-13 (69.2%) 55.
Bethany: Mikey Kelly 3 0-1 7, Jesse Ramer 0 0-0 0, Seth Kauffman 11 3-4 25, Jesse Ramer 4 1-1 9, Andrew Slagel 0 0-0 0, Femi Hollinger-Janzen 2 0-0 4, James Helmuth 1 0-0 3, Hamilton Thorne 3 0-3 6. Totals 24 4-9 (44.4%) 54.
C 14 10 10 21 — 55
B 13 18 13 10 — 54
Three-point goals — Canterbury 4 (Hatch, Jordan, McMahon, Rao), Bethany 2 (Helmuth, Kelly). Total fouls — Canterbury 15, Bethany 13. Fouled out — none.
Rebounds — Canterbury 27, Bethany 20 (Kauffman 7, Ramer 4, Hollinger-Janzen 3, Thorne 3). Assists — Canterbury 11, Bethany 15 (Hollinger-Janzen 6, Ramer 5). Steals — Bethany: Hollinger-Janzen 2.
Officials — Jeff Hughes, Matt Hans, Steve Godfroy.
JV: Andrew Snyder and David DeLeeuw combined to go 9-of-10 from the free throw line in the last two minutes as Bethany held on for a two-point win.
Bethany 43, Canterbury 41. Leading scorers — Canterbury: Trent Van Horne 14, Adam Antalis 12; Bethany: Andrew Snyder 12, Jeff Yoder 10, Caleb Morris 10.
MS girls basketball
GOSHEN — Wawasee 15, Bethany 8.
W 0 6 9 0 — 15
B 6 0 0 2 — 8
"B": Wawasee def. Bethany, no score available.
Boys basketball
GOSHEN — Seth Kauffman led Bethany with 25 points Thursday night. But at the final horn, the thunder belonged to Jason Jordan. The six-foot, two-inch junior drained a ten-foot jump shot with 16 seconds to play that gave. No. 17 Canterbury a 55-54 lead. Bethany advanced the ball to the frontcourt and called timeout with 7.4 seconds to play, but a driving layup from Kauffman missed the mark and Hamilton Thorne's putback with four seconds to play was no good. Jordan finished with 11 points, while Thorne scored six and grabbed three rebounds.
#17 Canterbury 55, #19 Bethany 54
Canterbury: Chase Moyle 0 0-0 0, Davis Rao 2 0-0 5, Danny McMahon 2 0-0 5, Jason Jordan 5 0-0 11, Cole Walker 1 0-0 2, Mike Wiersema 4 6-9 14, Matt Wiersema 1 1-2 3, Austin Hatch 6 2-2 15, Kai Foday 0 0-0 0. Totals 21 9-13 (69.2%) 55.
Bethany: Mikey Kelly 3 0-1 7, Jesse Ramer 0 0-0 0, Seth Kauffman 11 3-4 25, Jesse Ramer 4 1-1 9, Andrew Slagel 0 0-0 0, Femi Hollinger-Janzen 2 0-0 4, James Helmuth 1 0-0 3, Hamilton Thorne 3 0-3 6. Totals 24 4-9 (44.4%) 54.
C 14 10 10 21 — 55
B 13 18 13 10 — 54
Three-point goals — Canterbury 4 (Hatch, Jordan, McMahon, Rao), Bethany 2 (Helmuth, Kelly). Total fouls — Canterbury 15, Bethany 13. Fouled out — none.
Rebounds — Canterbury 27, Bethany 20 (Kauffman 7, Ramer 4, Hollinger-Janzen 3, Thorne 3). Assists — Canterbury 11, Bethany 15 (Hollinger-Janzen 6, Ramer 5). Steals — Bethany: Hollinger-Janzen 2.
Officials — Jeff Hughes, Matt Hans, Steve Godfroy.
JV: Andrew Snyder and David DeLeeuw combined to go 9-of-10 from the free throw line in the last two minutes as Bethany held on for a two-point win.
Bethany 43, Canterbury 41. Leading scorers — Canterbury: Trent Van Horne 14, Adam Antalis 12; Bethany: Andrew Snyder 12, Jeff Yoder 10, Caleb Morris 10.
MS girls basketball
GOSHEN — Wawasee 15, Bethany 8.
W 0 6 9 0 — 15
B 6 0 0 2 — 8
"B": Wawasee def. Bethany, no score available.
Game Reports, January 5
NOMINATE FOR ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Boys basketball
BREMEN, Ind. — Bethany overcame a 12-11 deficit after the first quarter with a 21-4 second period advantage to defeat Bremen 65-44 Tuesday night. Hamilton Thorne led the Bruins with 19 points and 11 rebounds, both career highs, while Seth Kauffman contributed 16 points.
The JV team lost 20-16, paced by six points from Andrew Snyder.
Bethany 65, Bremen 44
Bethany: Ben Bontreger 3 0-1 8, Seth Kauffman 7 2-5 16, Jesse Ramer 1 0-0 2, Joel Yoder 1 0-0 3, Andrew Slagel 3 0-2 6, Femi Hollinger-Janzen 5 0-0 10, James Helmuth 0 1-2 1, David DeLeeuw 0 0-0 0, Hamilton Thorne 6 7-8 19. Totals 26 10-18 (55.6%) 65.
Bremen: Ben Hueni 0 0-0 0, Ty Holmes 0 0-1 0, Jesse Glingle 0 0-0 0, Cody Barrier 5 2-5 14, Ethan Pike 0 0-0 0, Tyler Pfeiffer 1 0-0 2, JJ Schafer 2 1-2 5, Ryan Carpenter 0 0-0 0, Kyle Feldman 7 4-5 19 Justin Nick 2 0-0 4. Totals 17 7-13 (53.8%) 44.
Three-point goals — Bethany 3 (Bontreger 2, Yoder 1), Bremen 3 (Barrier 2, Feldman 1). Total fouls — Bethany 16, Bremen 19. Fouled out — Pfeiffer. Technical — Pfeiffer.
BC 11 21 17 16 — 65
Br 12 4 9 19 — 44
Rebounds — Bethany 31 (Thorne 11, Kauffman 5, Ramer 5, Hollinger-Janzen 4, Slagel 3), Bremen 22. Assists — Bethany 17 (Kauffman 7, Hollinger-Janzen 3, Ramer 3), Bremen 9. Blocks — Bethany: Thorne 3. Steals — Bethany: Hollinger-Janzen 3, Bontreger 2, Kauffman 2, Yoder 2.
JV: Bremen 20, Bethany 16. Leading scorers — Bethany: Andrew Snyder 6; Bremen: Austin Huff 8.
MS boys basketball
GOSHEN — Wawasee 39, Bethany 27.
W 15 6 12 6 — 39
B 6 6 5 8 — 27
Leading scorers —Wawasee: Austin Lutz 13, Tommy Martin 12; Bethany: Sol Brenneman 12, Tanner Fervida 7.
"B": Wawasee 58, Bethany 8.
W 16 18 22 2 — 58
B 4 2 0 2 — 8
Leading scorers — Wawasee: Jake Hutchinson 13, Conner Rietveld 8; Bethany: four players with 2.
PHOTO: Larry Tebo/Elkhart Truth
Boys basketball
The JV team lost 20-16, paced by six points from Andrew Snyder.
Bethany 65, Bremen 44
Bethany: Ben Bontreger 3 0-1 8, Seth Kauffman 7 2-5 16, Jesse Ramer 1 0-0 2, Joel Yoder 1 0-0 3, Andrew Slagel 3 0-2 6, Femi Hollinger-Janzen 5 0-0 10, James Helmuth 0 1-2 1, David DeLeeuw 0 0-0 0, Hamilton Thorne 6 7-8 19. Totals 26 10-18 (55.6%) 65.
Bremen: Ben Hueni 0 0-0 0, Ty Holmes 0 0-1 0, Jesse Glingle 0 0-0 0, Cody Barrier 5 2-5 14, Ethan Pike 0 0-0 0, Tyler Pfeiffer 1 0-0 2, JJ Schafer 2 1-2 5, Ryan Carpenter 0 0-0 0, Kyle Feldman 7 4-5 19 Justin Nick 2 0-0 4. Totals 17 7-13 (53.8%) 44.
Three-point goals — Bethany 3 (Bontreger 2, Yoder 1), Bremen 3 (Barrier 2, Feldman 1). Total fouls — Bethany 16, Bremen 19. Fouled out — Pfeiffer. Technical — Pfeiffer.
BC 11 21 17 16 — 65
Br 12 4 9 19 — 44
Rebounds — Bethany 31 (Thorne 11, Kauffman 5, Ramer 5, Hollinger-Janzen 4, Slagel 3), Bremen 22. Assists — Bethany 17 (Kauffman 7, Hollinger-Janzen 3, Ramer 3), Bremen 9. Blocks — Bethany: Thorne 3. Steals — Bethany: Hollinger-Janzen 3, Bontreger 2, Kauffman 2, Yoder 2.
JV: Bremen 20, Bethany 16. Leading scorers — Bethany: Andrew Snyder 6; Bremen: Austin Huff 8.
MS boys basketball
GOSHEN — Wawasee 39, Bethany 27.
W 15 6 12 6 — 39
B 6 6 5 8 — 27
Leading scorers —Wawasee: Austin Lutz 13, Tommy Martin 12; Bethany: Sol Brenneman 12, Tanner Fervida 7.
"B": Wawasee 58, Bethany 8.
W 16 18 22 2 — 58
B 4 2 0 2 — 8
Leading scorers — Wawasee: Jake Hutchinson 13, Conner Rietveld 8; Bethany: four players with 2.
PHOTO: Larry Tebo/Elkhart Truth
Game Reports, December 3
NOMINATE FOR ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Boys basketball "C"
GOSHEN — Bethany dropped a freshman game to the Benton Bucks home school team tonight. Jesse Loewen led Bethany, who shot just 7.1 percent from three-point range, with eight points.
Benton Bucks 38, Bethany 24
Benton: Samuel Wilson 2-5 3-4 9, Andrew Thiery 1-3 2-4 4, Jorgen Reimer 1-10 0-0 2, Aaron Zentz 4-5 3-4 11, Andrew Giesel 4-9 0-1 9, Nathan Miller 0-3 0-0 0, Thad Sommer 1-2 2-4 4. Totals 13-37 (35.1%) 10-17 (58.8%) 39.
Bethany: Josh Stoltzfus 3-8 0-0 6, Bryce Rheinheimer 0-7 0-2 0, Isaac Schertz 0-8 3-4 3, Andrew Snyder 2-5 2-2 7, Byeong Chan Lim 0-2 0-0 0, Jesse Loewen 3-10 2-8 8. Totals 8-40 (20.0%) 7-16 (43.8%) 24.
BB 12 15 4 7 — 38
BC 5 2 7 10 — 24
Three-point goals — Benton 2-9 (Wilson 1-4, Giesel 1-4, Zentz 0-1), Bethany 1-14 (Snyder 1-3, Stoltzfus 0-1, Rheinheimer 0-5, Schertz 0-5). Total fouls — Benton 14, Bethany 13. Fouled out — Zentz.
MS boys basketball
GOSHEN — Tanner Fervida drained three baskets from long range and chipped in four more points as Bethany squished Benton 33-9.
Bethany 33, Benton Bucks 9
Benton: #4 0-0 0-0 0, #5 1-7 0-0 2, #20 0-4 1-2 1, #21 1-11 0-0 3, #25 0-1 1-2 1, #30 0-0 0-0 0, #45 0-5 0-0 0, #50 1-4 0-0 2. Totals 3-32 (9.4%) 2-4 (50.0%) 9.
Bethany: Cristian Romero 2-4 0-1 4, Joseph Mumaw 1-5 0-0 2, Tanner Fervida 5-14 0-0 13, Sol Brenneman 1-3 0-0 2, Abe Thorne 2-3 0-3 4, Bryan Nguyen 0-2 0-0 0, William Schrock 1-2 0-0 2, Trent Yoder 2-5 0-0 4, Joel Gerig 0-7 0-0 0, Parth Patel 1-5 0-0 2. Totals 15-50 (30.0%) 0-4 (0.0%) 33.
BB 2 5 0 2 — 9
BC 9 14 4 6 — 33
Three-point goals — Benton 1-7 (#21 1-4, #5 0-2, #45 0-1), Bethany 3-11 (Fervida 3-8, Romero 0-1, Brenneman 0-2). Total fouls — Benton 4, Bethany 10. Fouled out — none.
"C"
GOSHEN — Wawasee 32, Bethany 18
W ?? ?? 4 6 — 32
B ?? ?? ?? 10 — 18
Leading scorers — Wawasee: Stephon Miller 7, Chase Rankstool 6; Bethany: Joel Miller 7, Thomas Schlabach 6.
Fifth quarter: Wawasee 8, Bethany 0.
Boys basketball "C"
Benton Bucks 38, Bethany 24
Benton: Samuel Wilson 2-5 3-4 9, Andrew Thiery 1-3 2-4 4, Jorgen Reimer 1-10 0-0 2, Aaron Zentz 4-5 3-4 11, Andrew Giesel 4-9 0-1 9, Nathan Miller 0-3 0-0 0, Thad Sommer 1-2 2-4 4. Totals 13-37 (35.1%) 10-17 (58.8%) 39.
Bethany: Josh Stoltzfus 3-8 0-0 6, Bryce Rheinheimer 0-7 0-2 0, Isaac Schertz 0-8 3-4 3, Andrew Snyder 2-5 2-2 7, Byeong Chan Lim 0-2 0-0 0, Jesse Loewen 3-10 2-8 8. Totals 8-40 (20.0%) 7-16 (43.8%) 24.
BB 12 15 4 7 — 38
BC 5 2 7 10 — 24
Three-point goals — Benton 2-9 (Wilson 1-4, Giesel 1-4, Zentz 0-1), Bethany 1-14 (Snyder 1-3, Stoltzfus 0-1, Rheinheimer 0-5, Schertz 0-5). Total fouls — Benton 14, Bethany 13. Fouled out — Zentz.
MS boys basketball
Bethany 33, Benton Bucks 9
Benton: #4 0-0 0-0 0, #5 1-7 0-0 2, #20 0-4 1-2 1, #21 1-11 0-0 3, #25 0-1 1-2 1, #30 0-0 0-0 0, #45 0-5 0-0 0, #50 1-4 0-0 2. Totals 3-32 (9.4%) 2-4 (50.0%) 9.
Bethany: Cristian Romero 2-4 0-1 4, Joseph Mumaw 1-5 0-0 2, Tanner Fervida 5-14 0-0 13, Sol Brenneman 1-3 0-0 2, Abe Thorne 2-3 0-3 4, Bryan Nguyen 0-2 0-0 0, William Schrock 1-2 0-0 2, Trent Yoder 2-5 0-0 4, Joel Gerig 0-7 0-0 0, Parth Patel 1-5 0-0 2. Totals 15-50 (30.0%) 0-4 (0.0%) 33.
BB 2 5 0 2 — 9
BC 9 14 4 6 — 33
Three-point goals — Benton 1-7 (#21 1-4, #5 0-2, #45 0-1), Bethany 3-11 (Fervida 3-8, Romero 0-1, Brenneman 0-2). Total fouls — Benton 4, Bethany 10. Fouled out — none.
"C"
GOSHEN — Wawasee 32, Bethany 18
W ?? ?? 4 6 — 32
B ?? ?? ?? 10 — 18
Leading scorers — Wawasee: Stephon Miller 7, Chase Rankstool 6; Bethany: Joel Miller 7, Thomas Schlabach 6.
Fifth quarter: Wawasee 8, Bethany 0.
Match Reports & Sectional Update, October 15
NOMINATE FOR MENNO LANDS MEMORIES or ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Girls soccer
Caution — Warsaw, Emily Hickerson, 50th minute.
Shots on goal — Westview 6, Warsaw 4. Saves — Westview: Stephenie Hochstetler 4, Warsaw: Diana Monroy 4. Corner kicks —Westview 4, Warsaw 4.
Girls soccer
GOSHEN — Bethany 2, Wawasee 2 in Bethany sectional (Bethany wins 4-3 in 10 penalty kicks).
Caution — Wawasee, Haylee Galloway (5th), 68th minute.
Shots on goal — BC 9, Wawasee 6. Saves — Bethany: Kelly Snyder 7; Wawasee: Amy Walker 4. Corner kicks — Bethany 5, Wawasee 4.
- B: Sharisse Yoder (12').
- W: Mallory Rondeau (Haley Cunningham assist) (37').
- B: Emma Gerig (Marissa Weldy) (43').
- W: Cassandra Degood (61').
Caution — Wawasee, Haylee Galloway (5th), 68th minute.
Shots on goal — BC 9, Wawasee 6. Saves — Bethany: Kelly Snyder 7; Wawasee: Amy Walker 4. Corner kicks — Bethany 5, Wawasee 4.
Volleyball
GOSHEN — Bethany def. Goshen Blue Blazers 25-21, 26-28, 25-23, 25-10.
Aces — Bethany: Jama Yoder 4, Mattie Lehman 4. Assists — Bethany: Mandy Schlabach 29. Kills — Bethany: Kate Steury 16, Marla zumFelde 13. Blocks — Bethany: zumFelde 2, Corine Alvarez 2. Digs — Bethany: Lehman 9.
Aces — Bethany: Jama Yoder 4, Mattie Lehman 4. Assists — Bethany: Mandy Schlabach 29. Kills — Bethany: Kate Steury 16, Marla zumFelde 13. Blocks — Bethany: zumFelde 2, Corine Alvarez 2. Digs — Bethany: Lehman 9.
MS volleyball "B"
GOSHEN — Bethany def. Veritas Academy 25-11, 24-25, 15-9.
GOSHEN — Bethany def. Veritas Academy 25-11, 24-25, 15-9.
Sectional update, girls soccer
GOSHEN — Warsaw 2, Westview 2 (Warsaw advances 3-2 on penalty kicks)- Wars: Hannah Cutshall (Samantha Dawson assist) (47').
- Wars: Meredith Hollar (65').
- West: Lauren Stutzman (68').
- West: Olivia Fought (Morgan McFarren) (77').
Caution — Warsaw, Emily Hickerson, 50th minute.
Shots on goal — Westview 6, Warsaw 4. Saves — Westview: Stephenie Hochstetler 4, Warsaw: Diana Monroy 4. Corner kicks —Westview 4, Warsaw 4.
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