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Here are the local scores from Wednesday, March 25.
SOFTBALL
SB Riley 13, Goshen 2
Goshen opened up its season with a loss to South Bend Riley. The RedHawks were led by Emily Diaz, who struck out six batters in seven innings pitched and also connected on an inside-the-park home run. Harper Syslo had the team's lone other RBI. Goshen falls to 0-1 to open the spring.
Tippecanoe Valley 17, Wawasee 8
Wawasee jumped out to a 3-0 lead through three innings but an eight-run fourth and seven-run seventh blew the doors open in favor of Tippecanoe Valley in the Warriors home loss. Ashlynn Corn batted 2-of-4 in the four-spot in the order while Tatum Thorn and Abbagail Willey drove in two runs each. Wawasee drops to 0-2.
BOYS TRACK AND FIELD
Penn 92, Concord 40
Concord opened up the boys track and field outdoor season with a loss to Penn Wednesday night. The Minutemen that stood out and won events included Donovan Arnold (first in discus with a throw of 172'5"), Jack Yoder, Daniel Montiel, Jaxson Meyer and Jacob Hernandez in the 4x800-meter relay, Bo Brunner, DaiBrian Emerson, Mason Sheely and Deangelo Lucas in the 4x400-meter relay, Yoder in the 800-meter dash and Brunner in the 400-meter dash.
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SOFTBALL
SB Riley 13, Goshen 2
Goshen opened up its season with a loss to South Bend Riley. The RedHawks were led by Emily Diaz, who struck out six batters in seven innings pitched and also connected on an inside-the-park home run. Harper Syslo had the team's lone other RBI. Goshen falls to 0-1 to open the spring.
Tippecanoe Valley 17, Wawasee 8
Wawasee jumped out to a 3-0 lead through three innings but an eight-run fourth and seven-run seventh blew the doors open in favor of Tippecanoe Valley in the Warriors home loss. Ashlynn Corn batted 2-of-4 in the four-spot in the order while Tatum Thorn and Abbagail Willey drove in two runs each. Wawasee drops to 0-2.
BOYS TRACK AND FIELD
Penn 92, Concord 40
Concord opened up the boys track and field outdoor season with a loss to Penn Wednesday night. The Minutemen that stood out and won events included Donovan Arnold (first in discus with a throw of 172'5"), Jack Yoder, Daniel Montiel, Jaxson Meyer and Jacob Hernandez in the 4x800-meter relay, Bo Brunner, DaiBrian Emerson, Mason Sheely and Deangelo Lucas in the 4x400-meter relay, Yoder in the 800-meter dash and Brunner in the 400-meter dash.
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