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7th inning flash flood carries Pilgrims

April 19, 2013

PLYMOUTH — Floods, snow and a Plymouth win, it really doesn’t get any better in April.
While snow fell intermittently and every other baseball team in the NLC decided to take the night off, Plymouth’s Pilgrims and the Warsaw Tigers did everything they could to get their game in despite the conditions. At the end it was Plymouth with a flash flood of a seventh inning that was able to overcome Warsaw by a 4-3 final.
It was an unlikely finish made all the more dramatic as a young Plymouth team made a step towards learning how to win — especially over a talented, veteran Warsaw team.

Lady Pilgrims fall in frigid 5-inn. contest at Warsaw

April 19, 2013

WARSAW — After a week of what seemed like non-stop rain, Plymouth and Warsaw managed to salvage a five-inning softball game on Friday. Originally scheduled to be a home game for Plymouth, the field at Centennial Park was filled to the brim with 80 percent of the field underwater. Warsaw managed to get their field to be playable, but the weather continued to make conditions more difficult.

Embracing the challenge: Culver’s Budzinski takes walk-on role at Purdue

April 19, 2013

CULVER — Micah Budzinski isn’t one to back away from a challenge.
When the Culver Community football star first decided he wanted to play for Division I Purdue, it wasn’t because he was being offered a scholarship — as a recently accepted walk-on with the team, he’ll have to pay the full freight himself. And while Budzinski says he loves football, the four-year, three-sport standout says it wasn’t purely a love of the game that inspired him to walk on with the Boilermakers either.
Instead, he says it was an opportunity to test himself and to do something exceptional.

Non-weather related schedule changes for Triton track, Plymouth baseball

April 19, 2013

Persistent rain throughout the area and saturated grounds made for another round of postponements and cancellations Thursday night.
The majority of those events have yet to be rescheduled, and in addition to the changes forced by the ongoing inclement weather, there were two changes to area teams’ athletic schedules for non-weather related reasons announced Thursday.

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April 19, 2013

College softball
Chargers shut out on the road in Lansing
Due to lightning and thunderstorms in the Lansing area, the Ancilla College softball team was only able to play the first game of a doubleheader against Lansing Community College, losing 2-0.
Plymouth alum Marissa Sullivan picked up a tough loss, allowing just two runs on nine hits, holding Lansing to its lowest run total in a win all season.
Ancilla scattered six hits in the contest, two by Kayleigh Schroeder.

One inning rain of runs hurts Pilgrims

April 18, 2013

PLYMOUTH — Plymouth’s Pilgrims beat Mother Nature’s rain but couldn’t hold off Concord’s rain of runs as they fell in an NLC contest by a 12-0 final Wednesday.
While the final speaks of something different, the game really focused on one play — a third inning bunt that turned into a flood of runs that would put Plymouth behind the eight ball for the rest of the night — literally.

Falcons celebrate return home with 1-0 win over Triton

April 18, 2013

WALKERTON — The John Glenn baseball team found its return home to the Falcon Nest to its liking Wednesday.
Justin Gierlowski pitched a one-hit shutout in six innings of work, and Glenn batters scratched out runs in all but one inning as the Falcons celebrated their homecoming after 12 days on the road with a 10-0, six-inning diming of the visiting Triton Trojans in a Northern State Conference game in Walkerton.

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April 18, 2013

Softball
Lady Trojans survive John Glenn rally
John Glenn plated two runs in the top of the seventh, but it wasn’t enough to crawl back from an early five-run deficit, and Triton escaped the Falcons in a 7-6 Northern State Conference thriller in Bourbon Wednesday.
Glenn scored on a single by Holly Adams and an error in the fourth inning, a groundout by Brittany Snodgrass in the fifth inning, and a two-run error in the seventh inning. Still, Glenn couldn’t catch the Trojans.

Lady Pilgrims shut out Warsaw

April 17, 2013

PLYMOUTH — Winning your conference-opener always feels good.
When it’s a win over your bitter rival, it feels even better. And when it’s a complete shutout, it’s downright terrific.
Plymouth No. 2 Mikayla German battled back from a second-set loss to hand Warsaw’s Sarah Boyle a 7-4 defeat in a third set tiebreaker Tuesday, thus completing a 5-0 whitewashing of the visiting Tigers in a Northern Lakes Conference-opening girls tennis meet in Centennial Park.

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April 17, 2013

Girls track
Lady Pilgrims split NLC 3-way
Plymouth’s girls track team split a Northern Lakes Conference three-way with Elkhart Memorial and Wawasee Tuesday, beating Wawasee 88-44 but falling to Memorial 78-54.
Allie Wright recorded a pair of wins in the 200 and the 1600 relay, and she, Meagan Fisher, Shelby Harrell and Libby Read finished just .24 of a second off Memorial’s winning 3200 relay time of 10:16.02.
Katelyn O’Neal won the 300 low hurdles, and Traci Longanecker won the 100 dash.

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