On Saturday, May 10th, qualifying Varsity athletes competed in the Myrhum Invite hosted by Arrowhead. The girls scored 24 points to tie for 10th place out of 66 teams and the boys scored 26.5 points to place 9th out of 67 teams. A day of nice weather provided some outstanding performances and the setting of 4 new school records!
Top performances included:
8th place in the 4x800m Relay (9:56.71) - Samyiah Fox, Kate Ittner, Elise Olson, Kierta Siegert
1st place for the 4x200m Relay (1:41.00) - Kaliyah Terrell, Sophia Zastrow, Lydia Taraboi, Addison Braidigan
THIS PERFORMANCE SMASHES THE PREVIOUS SCHOOL RECORD OF 1:42.18 SET IN 2015!
4th place in the 800m Run (1:55.75) - Jack Wanezek
8th place in the 200m Dash (25.52) - Addison Braidigan
ADDI’S PERFORMANCE BREAKS THE PREVIOUS SCHOOL RECORD OF 25.66 SET BY KENZIE SCHMITZ IN 2017!
1st place in the High Jump (6-9) - Aiden Dykstra
AIDEN’S PERFORMANCE BREAKS HIS OWN SCHOOL RECORD OF 6-8 HE SET LAST SEASON!
7th place in the High Jump (6-2) - Jake Norris
1st place in the Pole Vault (16-6) - Josh Brunner
JOSH’S PERFORMANCE BREAKS HIS OWN SCHOOL RECORD OF 15-6 HE SET EARLIER THIS SEASON!
1st place in the Discus Throw (139-7) - Piper Eby
7th place in the Shot Put (37-6) - Madeline Jakusz
On Wednesday, May 14th, Varsity athletes competed in the Richmond/Erickson Invite hosted by Wauwatosa East. The girls scored 75.5 points to place 6th out of 11 teams and the boys scored 41.5 points to place 10th out of 12 teams.
Medaling performances included:
3rd place in the 4x200m Relay (1:47.77) - Alayna Gleeson, Rylie Wille, Elise Redeker, Lydia Taraboi
1st place in the 4x200m Relay (1:28.64) - Louis Williams, Payton Murray, Michael Lenius, Aiden Nikolay *new meet record*
1st place in the 400m Dash (59.13) - Sophia Zastrow
2nd place in the 4x100m Relay (49.49) - Morgan Johnson, Kaliyah Terrell, Julia Skarda, Addison Braidigan
1st place in the 4x400m Relay (3:59.29) - Morgan Johnson, Lydia Taraboi, Addison Braidigan, Sophia Zastrow *new meet record*
1st place in the Discus Throw (145-3) - Piper Eby *new meet record*
3rd place in the Shot Put (36-2) - Piper Eby
Baseball is on a roll having beat Homestead 5-2, and Brookfield Central 7-1 and 8-1 respectfully this week. Good luck to the team as they take on Pius at home Friday night! (It is also their youth night)
The girls' soccer team is coming off of big wins against Madison West 4-1, Racine Horlick 8-0 and Kenosha Bradford 6-0. They face Whitefish Bay this weekend at home at 3pm. GOOD LUCK!
The softball team was 3-0 on the week. They are 14-3 overall and 13-2 in the GMC, good for 2nd place.
5/9 - GTown 11, West Allis 1 (6 innings)
The Warhawks scored 11 unanswered after falling behind 1-0 in the first. Kayla Preiss led the way, socking her 4th and 5th home runs of the season and adding a triple for good measure on her way to driving in 7 runs and scoring 3. Emmy Coulter also had 3 hits, scoring 2 and driving in 1.
Alaina Williams (5-1) notched her 3rd complete game of the season in the circle, giving up on 2 hits and 1 walk while striking out 2 in 6 innings pitched.
5/13 - GTown 13, DSHA 3 (5 innings)
The Warhawks used a 9-run 3rd inning to put the game away. Madison Werner clubbed her team leading 7th and 8th home runs of the season and added a double to give her a perfect 3-3 day at the plate, while driving in 4 and scoring 3 runs. Ally Pentek added 2 hits (2-4, R, 3 RBI, SB).
Alaina Williams (6-1) picked up the win, giving up 3 runs (1 earned) on 6 hits and 1 walk while striking out 1 in 3 innings. Ella Saltarikos pitched the last 2 innings without giving up a run.
5/14 - GTown 5, Brookfield Central 4
Down 4-1 in the bottom of the 6th, the Warhawks looked to be on their way their 2nd loss of the season to Brookfield Central. However, after singles by Kayla Preiss and Madison Werner and an RBI fielder's choice by Kennedy Bennett, Ella Saltarikos came through with a game-tying 2-run double and later came around to score the go-ahead run on a Brookfield Central fielding error.
Ally Pentek had 2 hits in the game to lead the Warhawks.
Alaina Williams (7-1) picked up the win in relief, giving up only 1 run (earned) on 4 hits and 1 walk while striking out 5 in 6 innings.
The JV Boys' Tennis team participated in the Hartford JV Invitational this past Saturday competing against 7 other teams and the likes of Brookfield Central, Hartford, Slinger, and Menomonee Falls. The team put out a strong showing this weekend with everyone winning at least one game against three different opponents.
Janiru Herath (1 Singles): 6th place
4-9 defeat to Brookfield Central
9-4 win against Slinger
4-9 defeat to Oak Creek
Zhicheng Huang (2 Singles): 7th place
2-9 defeat to Oak Creek
5-9 defeat to Hartford
9-6 win against Hartford
Kyle Privat (3 Singles): 4th place
9-6 win against Slinger
4-9 defeat to West Bend East
1-9 defeat to Oak Creek
Zhixiang Huang (4 Singles): 7th place
2-9 defeat to Hartford
3-9 defeat to Madison Lafollette
9-3 win against Oak Creek
Will Shermach and Josiah Schmidt (1 Doubles): 2nd place
9-3 win against Madison Lafollette
9-7 win against Oak Creek
4-9 loss to Brookfield Central
Alex Espino and Clark Capelle (2 Doubles): 4th place
9 -3 win against Hartford
7-8 defeat to Menomonee Falls
7-9 defeat to Madison Lafollette
Arya, Surya Sagar and James Buchta (3 Doubles): 4th place
9-0 win against Hartford
6-9 defeat to Menomonee Falls
3-9 defeat to Madison Lafollette
West Allis Nathan Hale - 0, Germantown - 8,
Singles:
No. 1 - Taylor Retlick, Germantown def. Riley Strysick, West Allis Nathan Hale, 6-2 , 6-1
No. 2 - Nick Socha, Germantown def. Micah Davis, West Allis Nathan Hale, 6-0 , 6-0
No. 3 - Arush Chopra, Germantown def. Jordan Xiong, West Allis Nathan Hale, 6-0 , 6-1
No. 4 - Evan Mikul, Germantown def. James Xiong, West Allis Nathan Hale, 6-0 , 6-0
No. 5 - Kyle Privat, Germantown def. Chace Janusiak, West Allis Nathan Hale, 6-0, 6-2
Doubles:
No. 1 - Adam Emerson, Germantown - Will Wagner, Germantown def. Robert Artuso, West Allis Nathan Hale - Dylan Golke, West Allis Nathan Hale, 6-0 , 6-0
No. 2 - Cooper Meinecke, Germantown - James Goetter, Germantown def. Lincoln Stuller, West Allis Nathan Hale - Leo Roberts, West Allis Nathan Hale, 6-0 , 6-0
No. 3 - Alexander Espino, Germantown - Clark Capelle, Germantown def. Colin Orlando, West Allis Nathan Hale - Nate Welch, West Allis Nathan Hale, 6-0 , 6-0
Will Shermach and Josiah Schmidt (Germantown) def. West Allis #2 Doubles 6-0, 6-0
On Tuesday the team was able to celebrate not only some good tennis, but the incredible seniors who have given so much to the tennis team. The seniors have shown great dedication, have been extremely dependable, and overall very leadership-driven. They've led by example, mentored younger teammates, and created memories that will last long after the final match.
To the seniors: Coach Jossart thanks you for everything you’ve done this year from the wins, the hardships, the memories, and most of all, the heart you’ve brought to this program. You’ve left a mark on this team, and you will be missed dearly next year! Best of luck in all of your future endeavors!
Here is what the tennis seniors are doing after high school:
James Goetter is going into the Army Reserves and then onto Platteville for Construction Management
Adam Emerson is going to Madison for Engineering
Cooper Meinecke is going to Platteville for Engineering
Will Wagner is going to Platteville for Engineering
Taylor Retlick is going to Platteville for Engineering
Evan Mikul is going into the Air Force
Clark Capelle is going to Stout for Gaming Design
Kyle Privat is going to Kansas University for Statistics
Alex Espino is still contemplating his choices after high school and the world is his oyster.
Good luck seniors!!!
