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By The Paper staff

 

NORTH MANCHESTER -- Manchester High School officials have announced that information regarding the renewal of stadium seats that were held during the 2014-15 boys and girls’ basketball seasons has been mailed.

 

Stadium seat ticketholders may renew their seats through Nov. 6 for girls’ basketball and Nov. 18 for boys’ basketball.

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Jaycee Parrett jumps to strike the ball over the net at the Wabash Apaches home game against the Peru Tigers on Thursday, Oct. 8. Wabash finished 3-0, scoring 25-14, 25-14 and 25-19 for the night. Photo by Emma Rausch

 

By The Paper staff

 

BUNKER HILL – The Wabash volleyball team 2-1 on Saturday captured second place in the Maconaquah Invitational.

 

The Lady Apaches defeated Peru, 25-13, 25-16, and Faith Christian, 19-25, 25-12, 15-11, before losing to eventual champion Maconaquah, 11-25, 16-25.

 

Sam Irgang paced Wabash with 25 points. 

 

Also scoring for Wabash were Kristin Cromer with 17 points, Kaitlyn Dowdal with 12 points, Brooke Irgang with nine points and Alexis Hartley with eight points.

 

Brooke Irgang had 19 kills to lead Wabash. Cromer had 10 kills, Sam Irgang had eight kills and Sydni Mullett had six kills.

 

Cromer had 31 digs, while Brooke Irgang had 26 and Jaycee Parrett had 23, Hartley had 19 and Dowdal had 11.

 

Parrett had 18 assists and Mullett had eight assists.

 

The Lady Apaches went 1-1 in other action last week. Wabash defeated Peru on Pink Night/Senior Night on Thursday, but fell to host Lewis Cass on Monday.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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By The Paper staff

 

The Northfield High School football program was forced to forfeit four football games it had won this season after it was discovered than an ineligible player participated in them.

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By The Paper staff

 

Five Wabash County girls and four Wabash County boys were named to the Three Rivers All-Conference Cross Country teams.

 

Manchester’s girls’ team, which won the conference, placed four girls on the team.

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By Joseph Slacian

 

Wabash and Manchester and Northfield and Southwood could face one another in the second round of the IHSAA Football Sectionals.

 

The IHSAA announced the pairings for the tourney, which begins on Oct. 23.

 

If the four local schools win their opening contests, Wabash and Manchester would meet in the semifinal contest on Oct. 30, while Southwood and Northfield would meet for a semifinal game.

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By The Paper staff

 

Southwood and Wabash won their last regular-season football games of the year on Friday, while Northfield ended its regular season with a loss.

 

Southwood easily defeated Maconaquah, 63-14, while Wabash defeated Tippecanoe Valley, 39-15.

 

Northfield, which had been undefeated until earlier in the week when it learned it would have to forfeit four games, suffered its first on-field loss of the year to Whitko, 19-7.

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By the Paper staff

 

NORTH MANCHESTER -- Although the morning of Sept. 19 began with overcast skies and drizzling rain, dedicated runners and walkers braved the weather to support the 5th Annual Feel the Learn 5K Run/Walk. 

 

In addition, local children ran six blocks around the Town Life Center in the Kids Fun Run. 

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By Eric Christiansen

 

CULVER -- Continuing their stellar seasons, the Manchester High School cross country teams both advanced to regional this weekend.

 

The girls' team finished in second place, while the boys' team crossed the finish line in fourth place.

 

"The culture has changed," Manchester coach Jody Sarber said. "The group of kids we have are very inexperienced by most measures. We have many freshmen on our varsity rosters as well as two boys and two girls who are first time cross country runners. Despite that, this year's group works very hard, is very positive, and wants to succeed.

 

"We are successful as a team with one front runner and one tight pack for both the boys and girls," he added. "Everyone raced well Saturday, and if one kid had an off day, another stepped up and helped out."

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