Editor’s Note: Any results throughout the week not included were unable to be found or were not shared. Email sports@bsudailynews.com with results or the high school beat reporter, Zach Carter, at zachary.carter@bsu.edu.
Below are highlights and results from the past week’s Delaware County sporting events that those on the Daily News Sports Team were unable to attend.
Monday (Jan. 15)
No results could be found.
Tuesday (Jan. 16)
Muncie Central girl’s basketball fell to Greenfield-Central 55-7. No stats could be found.
Cowan girl’s basketball fell to Shenandoah 53-25. Senior Davelyn Lindsay led the Blackhawks with nine points.
Daleville boy’s basketball defeated Eastbrook 66-62. Senior Meryck Adams led with 18 points.
Yorktown girl’s basketball defeated Frankton 47-46. Sophomore Addy Barnes led the Tigers with 14 points.
Burris girl’s basketball fell to Centerville 47-31. No stats could be found.
Delta boy’s and girl’s swimming both defeated Burris and Fort Recover. The Delta girl’s 200 free relay team made up of sophomore Lora Warrner, sophomore Jordan Bunch, freshman Alivia Jackson, and freshman Elle Groves broke the pool record. Jackson set a new freshman record in the 100 Butterfly.
Wednesday (Jan. 17)
Wapahani girl’s basketball defeated Monroe Central 37-35. Senior Destiny Felder led the Raiders with 11 points.
Thursday (Jan. 18)
Delta girls’ basketball fell to Jay County 60-36. Sophomore Jillian Barr led the Eagles with 14 points.
Muncie Central girl’s basketball fell to Lapel 57-13. No stats could be found.
Cowan girl’s basketball fell to Monroe Central 45-20. Lindsey led with 15 points.
Daleville girl’s basketball fell to Eastern Hancock 62-17. No stats could be found.
Friday (Jan. 19)
Muncie Central boy’s basketball fell to Kokomo 62-39. No stats could be found.
Yorktown boy’s basketball fell to New Castle 66-63. Senior Kieran Tewari led the Tigers with 19 points.
Saturday (Jan. 20)
Delta girl’s basketball fell to Shelbyville 67-52. No stats could be found.
Delta boy’s basketball fell to Pendleton Heights 62-45. No stats could be found.
Muncie Central boy’s basketball fell to North Central 63-52. No stats could be found.
Muncie Central girl’s basketball fell to Greenfield-Central 55-7. No stats could be found.
Wes-Del boy’s basketball fell to Frankton 61-38. No stats could be found.
Cowan boy’s basketball fell to Seton Catholic 73-69. No stats could be found.
Cowan girl’s basketball fell to Knightstown 45-13. Freshman Savannah Hall led with 11 points.
Daleville boy’s basketball fell to Lapel 73-53. No stats could be found.
Daleville girl’s basketball fell to Union County 65-30. No stats could be found.
Yorktown girl’s basketball defeated New Castle 60-52. No stats could be found.
Burris girl’s basketball defeated Hagerstown 49-45. No stats could be found.
Burris boy’s basketball fell to South Adams 57-47. No stats could be found.
Wapahani boy’s basketball defeated New Castle 64-39. No stats could be found.
Wapahani girl’s basketball defeated Union County 42-40. No stats could be found.
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