Five Whippet Sports in Action, Soccer Advances in WIAA Tourney

It was an extremely busy night for Whippet athletics on Tuesday evening, May 4. Check out reports on all of the action!

Boys’ Soccer
Comments Courtesy of Bob Mischka

The Boys’ Soccer Team won their playoff game against Edgerton in a penalty kick-off after it was still tied 1-1 after two 10-minute overtime periods. Next up for them is a game against #1 Fort Atkinson at Fort on Thursday, May 6.

Girls’ Soccer
Comments Courtesy of Coach Blain

The Whitewater Girls’ Soccer team took on the McFarland Spartans Tuesday night in their first conference game of the season. The Whippets played a tough game against a fast McFarland team, and fell 11-0. Senior goalkeeper Cora Linos worked hard in goal and ended the night with 13 saves. The coaches and players look forward to continuing to compete each game.

Softball
Comments Courtesy of Coach Sdano

The Lady Whippets took the lead in the first inning against Brodhead as Shyan Lesperance hit a single, stole second, and went to third on the catcher’s throwing error. Lexi Juoni laid down a nice bunt that scored Lesperance.

Brodhead came back and scored 5 runs in the second inning to take the lead. Brodhead continued to add to their lead as they had 11 hits and took advantage of 6 Whippet errors to tally 13 runs.

The final score was 13 to 1 Brodhead. Cheyenne Bohmann did a nice job of pitching as she went 6 innings, giving up 11 hits, and striking out four Cardinal batters. Only 5 of the 13 runs off Cheyenne were earned.

Shyan Lesperance had both of Whitewater’s hits as she went 2 for 3 with 2 stolen bases.

Next up for Whitewater is a game at Evansville on Thursday, May 6th. Game time is 5:00.

Baseball
Comments Courtesy of Coach Hookstead

The Whippet Baseball Team lost to Evansville by a score of 8-0 on Tuesday night. The team played hard and made some great plays defensively, but unfortunately, they could not get the bats going. Ian Marinaro was the starting pitcher and pitched a solid three innings. The team will be in action again on Thursday, May 6, at home against Evansville at 4:45.

Track and Field
Comments Courtesy of Laura Masbruch
Photos Courtesy of Bob Mischka

The Whippets hosted Jefferson and East Troy on Tuesday evening for a triangular. Due to the overlap of sports seasons, the schools were not fielding full teams, but there were some outstanding individual Whippet performances, especially from the jumpers.

On the girls’ side, Kacie Carollo and Crystal Chan finished one and two in the long jump, Kindyl Kilar and Crystal Chan finished one and two in the high jump, and Amanda Tovar and Jenna Caldwell went one and two in the pole vault. Kindyl Kilar and Kacie Carollo also finished one and two in the 200 M Dash.

On the boys’ side, Jon Aron took the high jump, and Aaron Porras finished first in the 200 M Dash.

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