NEW LEVEL SPORTS REPORT

NEW LEVEL SPORTS REPORT SPONSORS Midwest league baseball Dayton 10 Lake County 9 South Bend 5 Bowling Green 0 West Michigan 4 Great Lakes 3 Beloit 2 Burlington 0 Dayton 10 Lake County 9 Fort Wayne 4 Lansing 13 Clinton 4 Wisconsin 6 Cedar Rapids 9 Peoria 5 Kane County 2 Quad Cities 5 @newlevelmedia2 on twitter www.newlevelbroadcasting.com New Level Media on Facebook New Level Broadcasting on You Tube Shows Northern Indiana Media Show New Level Sports Report New Level Scoreboard Baseball Buffet Show THURSDAY NIGHT BASEBALL SCORES Baseball Fairfield 8 Angola 6 Central Noble 20 Hamilton 1 Fishers 16 Hamilton Southeastern 3 Northwestern 11 Oak hill 4 Clarksville 0 Silver Creek 20 Western 16 Maconaquah 6 Shenandoah 2 Hagerstown 5 Westview 14 Lakeland 3 North White 3 Caston 1 Norwell 14 Heritage 2 Silver Creek 14 Austin 0 Rochester 12 Pioneer 2 5 Innings Noblesville 3 Westfield 1 Knightstown 2 Irvington Prep 1 5 Innings Huntington North 15 Warsaw 6 Hebron 10 North Judson 0 Delphi 11 Noth Miami 7 LaVille 6 Jimtown 3 Zionsville 16 Carmel 5 Plymouth 24 Triton 0 Culver 16 Culver Community 12 Logansport 8 Taylor 4 FW Carroll 17 Dekalb 4 Bellmont 3 Homestead 2 Daleville 17 Delta 12 Whitko 3 Lakewood Park 2 Columbus North 17 Shelbyville 15 Portage 10 Lake Central 7 Scottsburg 11 Salem 1

New Level Sports Report Brings You The News First COVERING THE EVENTS NO ONE COVERS Girls LaCrosse CGA 11 SB St Joe 4 Fishers 11 Westfield 10 College Softball Goshen 6 Grace 5 Indiana Wesleyan 10 2 Goshen 7 6 Golf Bellmont 169 East Noble 177 Concord 162 Bremen 208 Mishawaka 211 Culver Academy 173 Rochester 182 Tipp Valley 248 Warsaw 176 FW Canterbury 170 Triton 167 Culver 224 Goshen 188 Elkhart Central 192 Rescheduled Games Lake Central at Penn Makeup Softball April 27th 5:30 Boys LaCrosse Mishawaka Marian 18 Lalumiere 2 Softball Logansport 5 Taylor 3 Leo 16 FW Snider 0 Pioneer 10 Rochester 2 SB Washington 7 SB Riley 6 SB Adams 1 SB St Joe 0 New Palestine 19 HSE 8 Penn 17 Bremen 11 Lake Central 10 Portage 2 Lakewood Park 13 FW Canterbury 1 Lakeland 13 Westview 2 Plymouth 8 John Glenn 5 SB Clay 8 Elkhart Central 3 Mishawaka Marian 16 Jimtown 1 Manchester 7 Central Noble 3 Silver Creek 11 Salem 1 Clarksville 0 Silver Creek 20 Triton 11 Goshen 10 Tennis Bremen 3 Jimtown 2 New Prarie 5 Mishawaka 0 Penn 5 Mishawaka 0 Westview 4 Angola 1 Elkhart Memorial won 5-0 Fairfield 5 Northridge 0 Brown County 4 Edgewood 1 North Harrision 2 New Albany 3 Westfield 4 Lawrence Central 1 Scottsburg 3 Jennings County 2 East Noble 4 Lakeland 1 NLC Boys Track & Field: Northridge 66, NorthWood 66. Goshen 85, NorthWood 47. Goshen 81.5, Northridge 50.5. Warsaw 66 Elkhart Memorial 61 Concord defeated Wawasee Concord defeated Plymouth Wawasee Plymouth

LAKELAND (11) AT NORTHRIDGE (13) LAKELAND AB R H BI NORTHRIDGE AB R H BI Nolan Isaacs 3 2 2 1 Cam Knepp 4 2 3 3 Dylan Dunn 4 3 3 1 Dylan Trick 1 0 1 0 Kole Miller 3 1 2 0 Ben Becker 1 1 1 0 Drew Grossman 3 2 2 3 Cody Bible 4 1 1 0 Coby Mitchell 5 0 3 3 Nick Hooley 3 0 1 0 Tristan Withhan 2 0 0 0 Mason Troyer 3 1 1 3 Austin Albert 1 0 0 0 Nick Logan 3 1 0 0 Kyler Bowers 4 0 0 0 Davis Enfield 4 1 1 0 Hunter Frost 3 1 1 0 Reece Lueking 2 3 0 0 Miles Mast 3 2 1 0 Logan Pratt 3 3 2 1 TOTALS 31 11 14 8 TOTALS 28 13 11 7 LAKELAND 004 023 2 -- 11 NORTHRIDGE 313 015 x -- 13.COLLEGE SIGNINGS Weston Kemp signed a National Letter of Intent to play baseball at Cornerstone University in Grand Rapids, Michigan Tyler Overmyer will be signing is national letter of intent to continue his swimming at Saginaw Valley State University College Signing 5 6 PG Meghan Urbanski (2018) of Mishawaka Marian has committed to Rockhurst LOB--LAKELAND 9, NORTHRIDGE 8. ERR--Dylan East Noble's to Lexie Moriarity and family for signing to run Trick (2), Nick track at Western Michigan University Hooley. 2B--Coby Mitchell, Hunter Frost, Nick Congratulations to SB St Joe Swimmer Lydia Schaeffer on Hooley, Cam signing to Xavier University Knepp, Logan Pratt (2). HR--Drew Grossman, Mason Troyer. JAHS 14 Elk. Memorial 2 HBP--Dylan Dunn. SB--Miles Mast (2), Dylan Dunn, JAHS 007016X 14-12-1 Nolan Elk. Mem 100001X 2-4-2 Isaacs (5), Hunter Frost, Ben Becker (4), Dylan Trick, WP- Kage Haeck 6IP 2 runs 4 hits 2 strikeouts (2B) Benny Nick Thompson and Brock Notestine (JAHS) N Grose (EM) (3B) Logan, Cam Knepp (2), Logan Pratt (2), Reece Jaccar Watkins and Brecken Brown (JAHS) Lueking (4), Highlights: Kage Haeck took the win for Adams. He allowed Davis Enfield. four hits and two runs over six innings, striking out two..brandon Martens, Breckin Brown, Copper Lee, Benny LAKELAND IP H R ER BB SO HR Thompson and Jaccar Watkins each had multiple hits Hunter Frost 3.00 6 7 7 6 3 1 St. Joe 0000000 0-3-0 Nolan Isaacs 2.33 3 4 4 6 3 0 JAHS 001000X 1-5-0 Kyler Bowers 0.67 2 2 2 0 1 0 WP- Mary Landis 7 IP 0 Runs 3 Hits 5 strikeouts 2 walks NORTHRIDGE (4-0) Cam Knepp 4.00 4 4 4 2 1 1 LP - Lauren Sandor 6 IP 1 Run 5 hits 9 strikeouts 1 walk Garett Rodeno 0.67 1 2 2 3 1 0 (2B) Destiny Jennings and Delaney Shields (JAHS) Dylan Trick 0.67 5 3 3 2 1 0 Highlights: Delaney Shields RBI Double in the 3rd inning was Cody Bible 1.67 4 2 2 2 0 0 the game winner. Jennings was also 2 for 3 at the plate Records: JAHS 4-0 (2-0 NIC) St. Joe 3-1 (0-1 NIC) PB--Kole Miller, Mason Troyer (2). SO--Kyler Bowers (2), Kole Miller, Nick Logan, Cody Bible (2), Mason Troyer, Reece Lueking, Davis Enfield (2). BB--Miles Mast, Drew Grossman (2), Tristan Withhan, Nolan Isaacs (2), Hunter Frost, Kole Miller (2), Dylan Trick (2), Nick Logan, Nick Hooley (2), Cam Knepp, Logan Pratt, Cody Bible, Mason Troyer, Reece Lueking (3).

5-0 win on Thursday night leads to Cubs sweep over Bowling Green Teddy Payne goes 3-5 in the game with two runs scored South Bend, IN: The South Bend Cubs needed a strong performance from their pitching staff on Thursday night with a six-game road trip looming ahead. They received an all-around effort leading to a 5-0 win. After relying on their bullpen for 16 innings in the past two games, the Cubs sent Opening Day starter Ricky Tyler Thomas to the mound for game four against the Bowling Green Hot Rods. Thomas, who threw a quality start on Opening Day and took the loss, was eyeing his first Midwest League win. The southpaw looked calm, cool, and collected in his Four Winds Field debut. Thomas was dominant for all five frames that he took the hill. With no hits or runs allowed, Thomas had full control over Bowling Green hitters. With seven strikeouts in the game, Thomas combined his fastball and curveball well to keep the Hot Rods guessing all night. Taking a no-hitter through the 5th inning, Thomas was pulled for recent call-up Enrique De Los Rios. De Los Rios continued the strong night on the mound for the Cubs with four scoreless innings of his own. In his South Bend debut, he allowed just three hits and struck out two batters. It was a much needed two-pitcher affair for the Cubs, whose bullpen got much needed rest. On the offensive side of the game, the Cubs scored first for the first time in the series after three straight games of falling behind by at least 3-0. South Bend found a way to win all of those games, but they came out of the gates fast on Thursday. Yeiler Peguero reached in the 1st inning on a walk, then reached second on a wild pitch, and ultimately stole third base. He was brought home on a Tyler Payne RBI single. Payne had his best night of 2018 to date. As the DH tonight, Payne was 3-5 with an RBI and two runs scored. Third baseman Austin Filiere went 2-4 for the Cubs. Filiere also scored twice as he had a strong four game series against Bowling Green. He hit a home run in game two. Speed, power, and patience at the plate won the Cubs the entire series against Bowling Green. With their first series win and sweep of 2018, they will ride a four game winning streak into the upcoming road trip. They will visit Lake County for three games starting tomorrow at 6:30 PM. That will lead into an off day on Monday, then the Cubs will travel to Dayton for a three game series. The Cubs record sits at 5-2 on the season.

Warsaw Golf Team played Canterbury at Chestnut Hills Golf Club in Fort Wayne. The varsity lost 176-170. Warsaw was led by Tommy Meier who shot a 40 for 9 holes. Others contributing were Luke Delp, Sam Yeager, Jacob LaLonde and Zach LaLonde. The varsity plays host on Saturday at Stonehenge Golf club in the Don Dicken Invite. The Warsaw JV Team defeated Canterbury 189-200 and was led by a 42 from Chase Byron. Additional players on team were Tucker Carlile, Noah Pequignot, Lucas Rhodes, and Mason Whitaker. JV plays next in Rochester Saturday at the Round Barn Invite The Goshen varsity softball team lost 11-10 to Triton. The RedHawks battled in the top of the of the 7th inning trailing 8-9 to take the lead 10-9 going into the bottom of the 7th. Triton then manufactured 2 runs in the bottom of the 7th for the win. Ashton Darnell and Brynn Shoup-Hill each added 2 hits for the contest. Maddie Cross, AnaMaria Ramirez, and Makayla Snyder had 2 RBI's.. Next contest is Saturday at Fairfield. The Goshen Redhawks Boys Varsity moved to 4-2 on the year with a win over Elkhart Central at Maplecrest Country Club Thursday. The Redhawks were led by Peyton Cripe with a 43, Allan Garratt 46 and Ethan Vallejo 47. The Boys Varsity team will host The Goshen Invitational at Maplecrest Country Club on Saturday, April 14th. The Tigers defeated Elkhart Memorial in a close meet against the Crimson Chargers 66-61. Top Performers: 110 Hurdles: Eli Owen 17.87, 2nd/John Culbertson 18.08, 3rd 100 Meter: Alijah Wade 11.43, 1st/Jayton Brock 12.16, 3rd 400 Meter: Connor Lennox 54.86, 1st/Nolan Groninger 55.09, 3rd 300 Hurdles: Eli Owen 43.25, 1st/John Culbertson 46.15, 3rd 800 Meter: Justin Fleming 2:04, 2nd/Tanner Stiver 2:04.4, 3rd 200 Meter: Alijah Wade 23.09, 1st/Keagan Larsh 24.50, 3rd 3200 Meter: Lucas Howett 10:17.13, 1st High Jump: Connor Lennox 6'2, 1st/Tyler Metzinger 6'0, 2nd Pole Vault: Hunter Metzger 12'0, 2nd/Nick Bazzoni 12'0, 3rd Long Jump: Jayton Brock: 18'7, 2nd Discus: John Svinarich 141'01, 1st Shot Put: John Svinarich 48'4.5, 1st/Nick Miller 41'5, 2nd/Keegan Bays 38'10, 3rd

Goshen Boys Track Team results from Northridge High School Thursday night Goshen 85, Northwood 47 Goshen 81.50, Northridge 50.50 Northwood 66, Northridge 66 (tie) Goshen 2-0 in the NLC, 7-0 overall Next Meet at Plymouth next Thursday (4/19/18) Individual Results/Highlights for Goshen (varsity) Tomas Fuentes -double winner in the 110 (16.71) and 300 (43.63) hurdles Brock Tauteris -1st in shot put (new personal best of 53'10.50") Steven Worlds -1st in discus (137'10") Simon Myers -1st in high jump (6'2") 400 meter dash -1st, Brandon Holley (53.66), Daveyon Sandford (54.11) 4x400 Relay (1st) -Brandon Holley, Marlon Garcia, Tomas Fuentes, Daveyon Sandford (3:40.41) 3200 meter run -1st, Felix Perez-Deiner (10:22.28), 2nd Jason Barahona-Rosales (10:31.06), 3rd Angel Arreola (10:35.42) Orlando Hernandez -3rd in 110 & 300 hurdles Other Track Meets Girls Winamac 90 Triton 50 Culver Community 28 NECC Track Boys Angola 89 East Noble 43 Girls East Noble 66 Angola 66 NIC Track Girls Bremen 70 New Prarie 50 Boys New Prarie 83 Bremen 48