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The Summit Defense was a difference maker in this game. Liam Mundhenk, Zach Lebeck, Myles Wenth, Barrett Myers, Johnny Gramlich, Gavin Johnson and Easton Easley collected 8 take aways and 8 ground balls in the first half and were 7 of 8 on clears in the 2nd half. Liam Mundhenk ended the game with 13 saves in goal.

On offense, Zach Wenth got things going with 2 goals with 2 assists from Luke Orlando. Ryan Mundhenk was instrumental in the next 5 goals as he registered 4 goals and 1 assist on Tristan Maison's goal. The Spartans started to dominate in the second half and walked away with a 7-3 victory over the University School of Nashville.

It was a perfect night for lacrosse and Senior Night for the 5 seniors. The boys came out on fire in the first half, shooting over 50%. While Wilson Central made some strides in the 2nd half, the Spartans came away with a 13-3 victory.

Seniors, Ryan Mundhenk, Tristan Maison, Gavin Johnson, Zach Wenth, and Brady Hoback all contributed to the scoring. Ryan led all scorers with 3 goals and 3 assists. Tristan had 3 goals. Gavin had 2 goals. Zach had a goal and an assist while Brady contributed 2 goals, both bounce shots, and an assist.

On the defensive side of the game the Spartans produced an incredible 51 ground balls. Ryan led the way with 13, Easton Easley had 7, Barrett Myers had 5, Gavin Herold had 4. The defense forced 21 turnovers and Liam Mundhenk turned away 6 of their shots for a 66% save rate.

Boys: Nolensville 133, Ravenwood 102, Summit 82, Franklin 82, Hume-Fogg 56

Girls: Fairview 94, Nolensville 86, Summit 83, Franklin 83, Hume-Fogg 54

200M - Ben Thompson - 22.94 (4th)

400M - Ben Thompson - 49.72 (1st)

1600M - Dylan Wierenga - 4:50 (5th)

3200M - Kaden Pease - 9:57 (1st)

3200M - Nicolas Sieberg - 10:14 (2nd)

4x100M Relay - Summit - 46.28 (5th)

4x400M Relay - Summit - 3:42 (3rd)

330M Hurdles - Gideon Bechtel - 44.66 (1st)

Long Jump - Chris Ramzy - 21'1" (3rd)

Long Jump - Michael Crutcher - 20'5" (4th)

High Jump - Michael Crutcher - 6'2" (3rd)

100M - Mia Lovell - 13.15 (4th)

200M - Kyndra Ferrer - 26.93 (1st)

400M - Lorelai Whitten - 1:01 (3rd)

800M - Tegan Smith - 2:26 (5th)

4x100M Relay - Summit - 51.58 (2nd)

4x200M Relay - Summit - 1:59 (2nd)

100M Hurdles - Elizabeth Lee - 17.30 (3rd)

300M Hurdles - Elizabeth Lee - 48.81 (3rd)

Shot Put - Nonny Yancey - 30'3" (4th)

Long Jump - Kyndra Ferrer - 17'4" (1st)

Long Jump - Aaliyah Rouse - 14'9" (5th)

On Monday, April 6th, Summit Unified Track participated in the Wilco Championship track meet!

• Mohammed Kareem and partner Breyker Wolf placed 1st for Varsity Boys Long Jump with a combined distance of 28.11 ft. For JV Boys Long Jump Key Cortner and partner Drew Holland jumped a combined distance of 22.11 ft.
• Phoenix Nelson and partner Ellie Selman tied for 2nd place in Varsity Girls Long Jump with a combined distance of 16.6 ft.
• Taye Ramer and partner Drew Holland placed 5th for Varsity Boys Shot Put for a combined distance of 42 ft. For JV Boys Shot Put Key Cortner and partner Breyker Wolf threw a combined distance of 61 ft.
• Jocelyn Selman and Partner Sydney Branson placed 2nd in Varsity Girls Shot Put, throwing a combined distance of 39.4 ft. For JV Girls Shot Put Jasey Miller and partner Rochelle Shin threw a combined distance of 25.9 ft.
• AJ Sefton and partner Cash Coons placed 4th for Varsity Boys 100M and ran a combined time of 29.6 seconds.
• Phoenix Nelson and partner Morgan Farris placed 3rd for Varsity Girls 100M and ran a combined time of 38.56 seconds. For JV Girls 100M Jasey Miller and partner Rochelle Shin ran a combined time of 57.79 seconds.
• Mohammed Kareem, AJ Sefton, with partners Morgan Farris, and Ellie Selman placed 2nd in Varsity 4x100M Relay with a PR time of 59.33 seconds. For the JV 4x100M Relay Jocelyn Selman, Taye Ramer, with partners Kenzi McConathy, and Sydney Branson ran a combined time of 1:08.

Summit Unified Track placed 2nd overall beating Nolensville, Brentwood, and Franklin!

Oh what a night. Walk-off win for the Lady Spartans vs Columbia Central. The Spartans scored in every inning, including the bottom of the 7th where that was the one that put the girls up for good, winning 11-10 over the Lions.

Standouts included Brooklyn Robertson, Addy Willingham, and Sam Malcolm who each had two hits. Audrey Cathey had a hit and 4 walks which led to 3 runs scored. Gabby Martin contributed with 3 RBIs.

The girls also beat Battle Creek 14-3 yesterday for their second win of the week. Senior Audrey Cathey hit for the cycle (Single, Double, Triple & Home Run) and had 5 RBIs. Addy Willingham also went deep for a HR in this game. The girls will travel to rival Independence tonight at 5:00pm. Good luck girls!

After splitting the games in each of the last two weeks, the Lady Spartans Flag Football team is 9-2 overall and tied for second in league play at 4-2. They will take on Indy and Columbia next week in two huge games before playoffs.

1. Ravenwood - 5-1

2. Summit - 4-2

.. Indy - 4-2

.. Brentwood - 4-2

.. Columbia Central - 4-2

6. Franklin - 3-3

7. Page - 2-4

8. Nolensville - 1-5

9. Centennial - 0-6

Senior Jubilee Cho won her opening round in the District 10AA Individual Tournament. She beat beat Comer from Centennial (6-2, 6-2). This placed her up against the #3 seeded Kalsi from Franklin HS. After a tough first set, Jubilee fought back but fell just short in the second set, losing 6-0, 6-4. Congrats on a great season.

Summit High School will be hosting their second Senior Signing Day on Wednesday, April 29th, after school in the Auditorium. Seniors that were not recognized in the Fall Signing will be presented by their coaches and sign their intent to play at the next level. If you want to be a part of this ceremony, please contact your coach to get on the list. Attendance to the event is free for all.

April 6-11

If you are someone or know someone that takes photos of our Spartans Athletics teams, please reach out to Asst. AD Robert Wilson (robert.wilson@wcs.edu) to share the great pictures of our athletes. We can post here in the Summit Saga, on the Athletic Website and use in our social media to promote our amazing athletes. Thank you.

Saturday, April 18th - 9:00AM for Summit

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