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Top girls track & field performances: Lafayette

Posted on 30 April 2005 by alexanderscot.

Girls track top marks: Lafayette

100

Caitlin Wilhoite (Harrison (West Lafayette)) 12.94

Kati Martin (Lafayette Jefferson) 13.10

Lucy MacDonald (West Lafayette) 13.14

Ashley Kittrell (Delphi), DeeAnn Rayburn (Attica) 13.20

Lari Vollmer (Frontier), Jennifer Reinbold (McCutcheon) 13.30

Hilary Gilbert (Carroll (Flora)) 13.40

Courtney Yost (West Lafayette) 13.50

200

Courtney Yost (West Lafayette) 27.34

Ashley Kittrell (Delphi) 27.80

Lanae Stovall (Lafayette Jeff) 27.90

DeeAnn Rayburn (Attica) 28.10

Lucy MacDonald (West Lafayette) 28.14

Sara Ritter (McCutcheon) 28.20

Hilary Gilbert (Carroll) 28.30

Lari Vollmer (Frontier) 28.50

400

Kati Martin (Lafayette Jeff) 1:02.00

Ashley Kittrell (Delphi) 1:03.50

Courtney Yost (West Lafayette) 1:03.74

Brittany Molter (West Lafayette) 1:04.24

Kathleen Mills (Lafayette Central Catholic) 1:04.60

LorienMilakovic (Delphi) 1:05.00

Julie Douglas (McCutcheon) 1:05.80

Victoria Watkins (West Lafayette) 1:06.84

800

Kaylee Smith (McCutcheon) 2:26.00

Monika Freiser (West Lafayette) 2:27.87

Jessica Hagen (Lafayette Jeff) 2:29.00

Brittany Molter (West Lafayette) 2:30.41

Rachel Edwards (West Lafayette) 2:35.07

Kylee Troike (Attica) 2:39.50

Chelsea Updike (West Lafayette) 2:40.00

Kelsey Kennedy (Carroll), Jessica Millikan (McCutcheon) 2:40.60

1600

Allie McGraw (McCutcheon) 5:26.00

Liz Plaspohl (McCutcheon) 5:28.90

Jordan Arnold (Lafayette Jeff) 5:39.00

Monika Freiser (West Lafayette) 5:39.70

Rachel Poremski (West Lafayette) 5:40.31

Caroline Early (West Lafayette) 5:46.06

Loubna Hamdaoui (West Lafayette) 5:53.20

Mary Mattern (Attica) 5:56.60

Keltie Lake (Delphi) 5:57.00

3200

Jordan Arnold (Lafayette Jeff) 11:57.00

Monika Freiser (West Lafayette) 12:03.20

Liz Plaspohl (McCutcheon) 12:06.30

Caroline Early (West Lafayette) 12:16.99

Rachel Poremski (West Lafayette) 12:21.60

Mary Mattern (Attica) 12:43.50

Chelsea Updike (West Lafayette) 12:58.62

Courtney Rinehart (Carroll) 13:00.00

100 hurdles

Lanae Stovall (Lafayette Jeff) 15.90

Lindsay Jordan (Harrison) 16.60

Tara Drew (McCutcheon) 17.00

Brianne Stauffer (Delphi) 17.50

Hilary Butler (West Lafayette) 17.60

Amelia Foster (Attica) 18.00

Allison Bauman (West Lafayette) 18.02

Brittany Cooper (Frontier) 18.10

300 hurdles

Lanae Stovall (Lafayette Jeff) 48.40

Kelly Arnett (West Lafayette) 50.84

Laura Grabowski (West Lafayette) 52.14

Brianne Stauffer (Delphi) 52.30

Hali German (Delphi) 52.70

Judith Asem (West Lafayette) 53.44

Hilary Butler (West Lafayette) 53.89

Amelia Foster (Attica) 54.00

High jump

Kathleen Mills (Central Catholic), Natasha Morgan (Frontier) 5-3

Sarah Grabowski (West Lafayette), Kristine Bradford (McCutcheon) 5-2

Brittany Rayburn (Attica), Katie Montgomery (Lafayette Jeff) 5-0

Brittany Pickett (Frankfort), Morgan Gerald (Frankfort) 4-9

Pole vault

Kelly Strickler (West Lafayette) 10-0

Kristen Bond (Lafayette Jeff), Kristine Bradford (McCutcheon) 9-0

Ashley Gregg (Lafayette Jeff) 8-6

Judith Asem (West Lafayette), Emily Bristow (Harrison) 7-6

Laura Grabowski (West Lafayette) 7-0

Long jump

Ashley Gaeta (Lafayette Jeff) 16-2

Erin Nolan (Lafayette Jeff) 15-10

Kathleen Mills (Central Catholic) 15-6

Brooke Baumis (West Lafayette), Julie Douglas (McCutcheon) 15-5

DeeAnn Rayburn (Attica)15-2

Kate Greenwood (West Lafayette) 14-11

Hilary Butler (West Lafayette) 14-10

Shot put

Autumn Sowders (Lafayette Jeff) 40-0

Courtney Kuzmicz (Frankfort) 37-6

Tara Drew (McCutcheon) 36-10

Brooke Baumis (West Lafayette) 36-4

Erica Karrfalt (Harrison) 35-2

Lindsey Farrell (Central Catholic) 33-4

Allison Allbaugh (Carroll), Cequoya Walker (West Lafayette) 32-6

Discus

Courtney Kuzmicz (Frankfort) 125-6

Erica Karrfalt (Harrison) 115-5

Elizabeth Rauh (Lafayette Jeff) 113-2

Dee Dee Russell (Lafayette Jeff) 110-6

Ceqouya Walker (West Lafayette) 106-11

Katie Beach (Delphi) 104-5

Tara Drew (McCutcheon) 102-5

Megan Wolfe (Frankfort) 101-2

400 relay

West Lafayette 52.44

Lafayette Jeff 52.65

McCutcheon 53.00

Attica 54.50

Central Catholic 55.20

Delphi 55.30

Carroll 55.60

1600 relay

Lafayette Jeff 4:19.00

West Lafayette 4:19.90

McCutcheon 4:21.50

Delphi 4:29.70

Central Catholic 4:39.09

Attica 4:40.00

3200 relay

McCutcheon 9:54.20

West Lafayette 10:07.70

Lafayette Jeff 10:29.90

Attica 11:11.70

Carroll 11:19.90

Central Catholic 11:22.20

Delphi 11:26.10

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Top boys track & field performances: Lafayette

Posted on 28 April 2005 by alexanderscot.

Boys track top marks: Lafayette

100

Mike Tindall (Frankfort) 11.25

Tyyon Neal (Lafayette Jefferson) 11.29

Jason Keen (McCutcheon) 11.30

Marcus McLean (Lafayette Jeff) 11.38

Myles Robinson (Lafayette Jeff) 11.40

Scott Kittrell (Delphi) 11.60

Philip Devine (West Lafayette) 11.63

Jerrell Owes (Lafayette Jeff) 11.75

200

Scott Kittrell (Delphi) 23.20

Jason Keen (McCutcheon) 23.21

Tommy Bracken (Frankfort) 23.22

Chase Richardson (Carroll (Flora)) 23.30

Dexter Johnson (McCutcheon) 23.70

Ben Kelly (Frankfort) 23.90

Tyyon Neal (Lafayette Jeff) 24.02

Marcus McLean (Lafayette Jeff) 24.05

400

Garrett Zambrows (West Lafayette) 50.95

Justin Goffinet (Lafayette Jeff) 51.09

Scott Kittrell (Delphi) 51.80

Myles Robinson (Lafayette Jeff) 52.54

Nate Peters (Carroll), Craig Baumgarn (Lafayette Jeff) 53.10

R.B. Blalock (West Lafayette) 53.32

Joe Brandyberry (West Lafayette) 54.04

800

Garrett Zambrows (West Lafayette) 1:58.20

Craig Baumgarn (Lafayette Jeff) 1:59.66

Craig Locker (Lafayette Jeff) 2:03.71

Michael Eberle (West Lafayette) 2:04.22

Gary Burdine (Frankfort) 2:05.06

David Solomon (West Lafayette) 2:08.75

Scott Keeney (Frankfort) 2:08.78

Bryce Ayres (Carroll) 2:09.00

1600

Craig Baumgarn (Lafayette Jeff) 4:19:70

Scott Keeney (Frankfort) 4:31.20

Garrett Zambrows (West Lafayette) 4:32.30

Danny Stockberger (McCutcheon) 4:32.70

Tito Medrano (Lafayette Jeff) 4:35.23

Bryan Hazel (Carroll) 4:35.50

Craig Locker (Lafayette Jeff) 4:38.10

Michael Jennys (West Lafayette) 4:49.85

3200

Scott Keeney (Frankfort) 9:52.29

Tito Medrano (Lafayette Jeff) 9:53.20

Garrett Zambrows (West Lafayette) 9:55.96

Danny Stockberger (McCutcheon) 10:05.10

Michael Jennys (West Lafayette) 10:24.00

Bryan Hazel (Carroll) 10:32.00

Jason Wethington (McCutcheon) 10:37.20

Craig Locker (Lafayette Jeff) 10:39.00

110 hurdles

Tyyon Neal (Lafayette Jeff) 14.27

Chase Richardson (Carroll) 15.50

Brady Thompson (Harrison) 15.56

Jon Clear (Delphi), Mark Holst (McCutcheon) 16.60

Danas Middlebrooks (West Lafayette) 16.76

Josh Vandergraff (West Lafayette) 16.79

Micah Johnston (Delphi) 17.40

300 hurdles

Tyyon Neal (Lafayette Jeff) 38.28

Blain Koger (Lafayette Jeff) 42.16

Danas Middlebrooks (West Lafayette) 42.34

Josh Vandergraff (West Lafayette) 42.84

Zach Lidester (Frankfort) 43.46

Titus Michael (Carroll) 43.70

David Neal (McCutcheon) 43.87

Mark Holst (McCutcheon) 43.90

High jump

Wes Leeper (Harrison), Van Stokes (McCutcheon) 6-2

Jon Clear (Delphi) 6-1

Shea Saxton (Harrison), Gabe Samples (McCutcheon), Jason Keen

(McCutcheon), Broderick Lewis (Lafayette Central Catholic) 6-0

Chase Richardson (Carroll) 5-9

Pole vault

Josh Young (Lafayette Jeff) 13-0

Greg Tao (Lafayette Jeff)12-6

Steve Flynn (West Lafayette) 12-0

David Broyles (West Lafayette) 11-6

Brad Bernard (West Lafayette) 11-0

Tyler Smit (Lafayette Jeff), Josh Milakis (Central Catholic) 9-0

Long jump

Van Stokes (McCutcheon) 22-3

Stephen Moss (Harrison) 21-11

Jason Keen (McCutcheon) 21-3

Tommy Bracken (Frankfort) 21-1

Carlos Avila (Harrison) 20-11

Willie Mullens (Lafayette Jeff) 20-1

Danny Stockberger (McCutcheon) 20-0

Danas Middlebrooks (West Lafayette) 19-11

Shot put

Billy Watkins (West Lafayette) 52-13

T.J. Linback (Lafayette Jeff) 48-10

Louis Gonzalez (McCutcheon) 47-3

Kitrick Koning (McCutcheon) 45-10

Nick Hillman (West Lafayette) 44-1

Ben Smith (Delphi) 43-11

Kameron Banes (Delphi), Kaleb Thompson (Frankfort) 43-10

Discus

Billy Watkins (West Lafayette) 154-11

Scott Platt (Harrison) 148-9

Kyle Mills (Lafayette Jeff) 140-3

Caleb Thompson (Frankfort) 137-9

Jason Cox (Lafayette Jeff) 135-3

Nick Hillman (West Lafayette) 134-2

Ben O¹Neil (Central Catholic) 131-0

Josh Smith (McCutcheon) 130-7

400 relay

Lafayette Jeff 44.06

Harrison 45.30

Frankfort 45.50

McCutcheon 45.80

West Lafayette 45.60

Carroll (Flora) 46.10

1600 relay

Lafayette Jeff 3:30.10

West Lafayette 3:34.90

McCutcheon 3:40.60

Carroll (Flora) 3:41.60

Frankfort 3:42.22

Harrison 3:43.78

3200 relay

West Lafayette 8:11.80

Lafayette Jeff 8:19.90

Frankfort 8:32.68

McCutcheon 8:39.10

Carroll (Flora) 8:40.90

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Indiana boys All-Star team announced

Posted on 27 April 2005 by alexanderscot.

The decision is in, and the magic number is 13.

Thatâ??s the number of Indiana high school basketball seniors who comprise The Indianapolis Star 2005 Indiana All-Star team.

Washingtonâ??s Luke Zeller will wear the coveted No. 1 jersey when the team plays annual all-star foe Kentucky in two months (June 18 at Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green and June 25 at Conseco Fieldhouse). A year ago, Indiana fell 89-81 in Owensboro before rebounding the next weekend with a 93-90 victory at Conseco.

The All-Stars will be coached by Joe Buck of Pendleton Heights, whose assistants are Al Gooden of Harding and New Albanyâ??s Jim Shannon.

The boys 2005 roster (number, name, school, height, scoring average, rebound average*, college):

1. Luke Zeller, Washington, 6â??11â?, 19.0, 9.0 rebs, Notre Dame

2. Dominic James, Richmond, 5â??11â?, 31.1, 7.1 rebs, Marquette

3. Deonta Vaughn, Indianapolis Arlington, 5â??11â?, 23.0, Indiana

4. Nick Rogers, Pendleton Heights, 6â??8â?, 19.7, 9.3 rebs, Southern Illinois

5. Jason Holsinger, Lapel, 6â??0â?, 22.5, Evansville

6. Jordan Armstrong, Muncie Central, 6â??6â?, 10.8, 7.1 rebs, Southern Illinois

7. Josh Mayo, Merrillville, 5â??10â?, 13.7, Illinois-Chicago

8. Derek Drews, Elkhart Central, 6â??6â?, 20.3, 7.3 rebs, Western Michigan

9. Brandon McPherson, Lawrence North, 6â??1â?, 9.5, Valparaiso

10. Adam Arnold, Bellmont, 6â??6â?, 17.1, 10.1 rebs, Indiana State

11. Armon Bassett, Terre Haute South, 6â??1â?, 22.0, undecided

12. Darren Cloud, Evansville Reitz, 6â??2â?, 23.2, undecided

13. Jeremy Holland, Austin, 6â??8â?, 20.9, 9.0 rebs, Bowling Green

* rebound average listed if above 7.0

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May: Top 40 Workout provides insight as to whom the Indiana All-Stars might be

Posted on 26 April 2005 by alexanderscot.

By Chris May

HA.com Guest Columnist

INDIANAPOLIS â??? Your attitude and mindset April 24 at the Hoosier Basketball Magazine Top 40 Workout at Pike High School depended on whom you were.

For some players like Luke Zeller and Dominic James, who are locks to make the Indiana All-Star team, it was a chance to get up and down the floor and have some fun. Other players who were borderline All-Stars or considered long shots to make this summerâ??s squad were a little more serious and laborious during their drills and scrimmages.

College coaches were in attendance to watch their signees or to look for those few quality players who might be available and round out a recruiting class. Parents and grandparents were there to watch and root on their family members. High school coaches were there to support their former players.

And three coaches (as well as The Indianapolis Starâ??s game director, Pat Aikman) looked on knowing they would decide the roster of the 2005 Indiana All-Star team minutes after the event ended. Helping Aikman with the selections were the teamâ??s head coach, Joe Buck of Pendleton Heights, as well as assistants Al Gooden of Harding and New Albanyâ??s Jim Shannon.

Here are some numbers and assorted thoughts on the performances of the day:

All-Star locks

I am erring on the side of conservatism and listing only those that are truly, absolute locks:

2005 Mr. Basketball Luke Zeller, C, Washington: First scrimmage was his best performance as he came out firing and hitting three early 3sâ?¦ In that scrimmage, the only win of the day for his team, he had nine points, four rebounds, and an assistâ?¦ Nothing amazing from him on this day, but Zeller again showed a solid game, especially his shooting range and penchant for playing outside â?¦ May be listed as a center during the All-Star series, but make no doubt about it â??? he plays like a 3… For what itâ??s worth, his â??blue crewâ? finished the day 1-2 in their 10-minute scrimmage situations.

Dominic James, G, Richmond: Mr. Basketball runner-up finished with 15 points, five rebounds, and 6 assistsâ?¦ Led his squad with 10 points, six of those from beyond the arc, two rebounds, and an assist in their second of three scrimmagesâ?¦ Highlighted that scrimmage and exhibited his leaping ability by finishing an alley-oop from Evansville Reitz product Darren Cloud on what was probably the play of the day. His team was 3-0, including a win over Zellerâ??s team.

Deonta Vaughn, G, Indianapolis Arlington: Led a team that at first glance looked undermanned to a 2-0 start on the dayâ?¦ Finished the day with seven assists, which tied with Monroviaâ??s Adam Gore and Muncie Centralâ??s Alex Daniel for most on the dayâ?¦ Started off solid with a nine-point, two-rebound, three-assist gameâ?¦ Was prone to hanging out in the corners offensively, where he knocked down four 3-pointers on the afternoon, but also was very effective in running the point.

Other notable players

Adam Arnold, F/C, Bellmont: Almost definitely locked up an All-Star spot with a 17-point, 15-rebound performanceâ?¦ Grabbed the most rebounds of anyone Sunday and with a certain All-Star lock (Carmelâ??s Josh McRoberts) deciding not to play this year, Arnoldâ??s rebounding should be covetedâ?¦ In his second scrimmage, he recorded eight points and four boardsâ?¦ Performance no doubt was aided by playing on the same team as James; they worked the two-man pick-and-roll game quite often.

Josh Mayo, G, Merrillville: One of the stars of last weekâ??s North/South Indiana All-Star Classic was again one of the top performers this weekendâ?¦ Finished the three scrimmages with 18 points and five assists and almost certainly is an Indiana All-Star.

Derek Drews, F, Elkhart Central: Considered one of Northern Indianaâ??s best players, the 6â??6â? forward struggled with his shot, going scoreless in his first scrimmageâ?¦ Finished the day with six points and 10 reboundsâ?¦ Warmed up as the day progressed â??? his best game statistically was his third and final, when he was credited with five boards.

Antonio Dye, G, Mishawaka: His 17 points and seven rebounds were a pleasant surprise to yours truly who had yet to see Dye play, especially considering he had only two points and one rebound in his first scrimmageâ?¦ Best effort came in the second contest when he led his team with 10 points and three boardsâ?¦ Due to the struggles of teammates Wacey Hall (Evansville Mater Dei) and Drews, he was able to showcase more of his offensive skills.

Shawntes Gary, G, Concord: Another of the solid players from the northern stretches of the state, the 6â??2â? player made his mark in his opening game, scoring a team-high 10 points in that contestâ?¦ Finished the day with 14 points and six rebounds.

Jason Holsinger, G, Lapel: The Evansville-bound guard wasnâ??t pleased with his performance and honestly didnâ??t do much to help his case in a year with plenty of guards in the running for an All-Star spotâ?¦ Shooting is his strong point and he displayed it, knocking down at least one 3-pointer in each of his scrimmages, but he made a couple turnovers that he wasnâ??t happy about.

Nick Rogers, C, Pendleton Heights: Rogers had a solid day, most notably on the boards as he was credited with nine reboundsâ?¦ His big body will be another that is desired for the All-Star squad.

Jordan Armstrong, C, Muncie Central: Didnâ??t dominate statistically but turned in a decent performance as the only post player on a shooter-heavy squad (much like his role for Muncie Central)â?¦ Had three rebounds, an assist, and a steal in his second game, which was probably his best all-around â?¦ He is an All-Star.

Jeremy Holland, F, Austin: Having heard so much about the 6â??8â? forwardâ??s shooting ability, I was disappointed until his third and final scrimmage of the dayâ?¦ While he scored five and seven points in his first two contests, his shot wasnâ??t hitting with consistency â??? but in his final 10 minutes, he put up one of the top two or three performances of the day with 12 points (all on 3-pointers), three rebounds, an assist, and a stealâ?¦ Final numbers on Holland: 24 points and seven reboundsâ?¦ He, too, should be an All-Star.

Biggest surprises of the day

Andy Hampton, F, Shelbyville: This kid played incredibly well, finishing with 23 points and nine reboundsâ?¦ Playing on the same squad as 6â??11â? Brandon Parks (Maconaquah), the 6â??7â? IUPUI-bound Hampton clearly outplayed the bigger guyâ?¦ Best game was his second, when he recorded 12 points and two boardsâ?¦ Iâ??m not sure that one dayâ??s work will get him on the All-Star team, but stranger things have happened in the past â??? nonetheless, he turned in a great individual performance, especially for an alternate at the event.

Norman Anderson, G, Anderson: The second alternate to tear it up was the diminutive guard headed for Wabash Valley Collegeâ?¦ The 5â??8â? Anderson finished with over 10 points and had six rebounds and five assists on the day, but had some terrific takes to the hoopâ?¦ On a couple occasions, he drove in amongst the â??treesâ? and came out with a basket or great dishâ?¦ Put down eight of his points and two rebounds in his second scrimmage.

Darren Cloud, G, Evansville Reitz: This kid isnâ??t much more than a shooter, but he is a darn good oneâ?¦ Finishing with 20 points, three rebounds, and two assists, he was the leading scorer in the first scrimmage of the day, when he had 11 points (three 3-pointers) and there assistsâ?¦ I had heard of the kid who had been described as one of, if not the best, shooters in the state, and that is no lieâ?¦ Says he is likely headed the D2 route, with a decision expected this week between Northern Kentucky and Southern Indiana.

Minutes after the action had concluded, Aikman and the three coaches were holed up in an office to devise this yearâ??s Indiana All-Star squad. Aikman told me the players will be informed Tuesday night, and the roster will be released in The Indianapolis Star Wednesday morning.

Check back to HoosierAuthority.com soon as Iâ??ll offer my formulations and opinions on what the team might look like.

Chris May is a high school basketball enthusiast (translation: hoops junkie and dork who will hit the road anywhere to watch games) who resides in Indianapolis. He is the host of High School Friday Nights on ESPN 950 (WXLW-AM) during football and basketball season.

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2005 Indiana All-Star girls basketball team announced

Posted on 24 April 2005 by alexanderscot.

Indiana Miss Basketball Jodi Howell of Alexandria leads a group 14 girls that comprise The Indianapolis Star 2005 Indiana All-Star team.

Howell, the Purdue-bound stateâ??s leading scorer at 28.7 points per game, is the only 20-plus scorer to make the squad. But with five players at 6 feet or taller, the team will be significantly bigger than last yearâ??s squad.

Twelve of the girls have earned Division I scholarships, and eight will be playing their college ball within the stateâ??s borders in 2005 and beyond.

The All-Stars will be coached by Chestertonâ??s Jack Campbell, whose assistants are Haley Beauchamp (Hamilton Southeastern) and Marilyn Coddens (South Bend Washington). All three coaches provided input for selection of the team, with Game Director Pat Aikman making the final decision.

The team will report June 12 for practice at Greencastle before tackling annual all-star foe Kentucky twice — June 18 at Bowling Green and June 25 at Conseco Fieldhouse. A year ago, Indianaâ??s girls swept Kentucky for the ninth time, winning 66-53 in Owensboro and 66-60 at Conseco.

The girls 2005 roster (number, name, school, height, scoring average, college):

1. Jodi Howell, Alexandria, 5â??11â?, 28.7 ppg, Purdue

2. Cassie Kerns, Valparaiso, 6â??3â?, 16.2 ppg, Connecticut

3. Kiley Jarrett, Bloomington North, 5â??3â?, 12.9 ppg, Ball State

4. Jerri Taylor, South Bend Washington, 5â??6â?, 14.1 ppg, Xavier

5. Kris Coner, Indian Creek, 6â??1â?, 19.5 ppg, Miami (Ohio)

6. Tara Miller, North Harrison, 5â??10â?, 14.5 ppg, Indiana

7. Cassie Pruzin, Crown Point, 5â??7â?, 14.4 ppg, DePauw

8. Kimberly Roberson, Indianapolis Cathedral, 5â??10â?, 18.3 ppg, Indiana

9. Dana Beaven, Corydon, 6â??0â?, 17.5 ppg, Bellarmine

10. Porchia Green, Indianapolis Arlington, 5â??7â?, 12.6 ppg, Ball State

11. Aimee Litka, South Bend St. Josephâ??s, 5â??10â?, 15.2 ppg, Valparaiso

12. Tanika Mays, Marion, 6â??0â?, 19.9 ppg, IUPUI

13. Kahla Roudebush, Hamilton Southeastern, 5â??8â?, 17.5 ppg, Cincinnati

14. Mara Freshour, Brown County, 6â??1â?, 17.4 ppg, Florida State

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Fort Wayne Journal Gazette names All-Northeast Indiana girls basketball team

Posted on 23 April 2005 by alexanderscot.

The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette recently released its 2005 All-Northeast Indiana basketball teams. The girls:

First team

Jamika Banks, Fort Wayne Northrop, 5â??11â? senior center

?· 17.1 points/game, 7.6 rebounds/game, 1.7 steals/game

Danielle Ben-Tsvulun, Harding, 6â??2â? junior center

?· 12.1 ppg, 9.3 rpg, 3.2 blocks/game

Kara Boester, DeKalb, 5â??6â? junior guard

?· 14.1 ppg, 2.2 assists/game

Jamie Gallmeyer, Westview, 5â??7â? senior forward

?· 20.7 ppg, 4.5 apg, 4.5 spg

Stefanie Gerardot, Fort Wayne Luers, 5â??10â? senior guard

?· 24.1 ppg, 4.1 rpg, 3.4 apg, third-team All-State

Shaâ??la Jackson, Fort Wayne South, 5â??8â? sophomore guard

?· 19.7 ppg, 5.4 rpg, 3.5 apg

Megan King, Fort Wayne Canterbury, 5â??10â? sophomore guard

?· 25.7 ppg, 4.5 apg, 3.5 spg, second in state in scoring

Tricia Lee, Fort Wayne Northrop, 5â??9â? senior guard

?· 12.9 ppg, 5.1 rpg, 4.1 apg

BreAnne Miller, Huntington North, 5â??11â? senior guard

?· 11 ppg, 5.6 apg, 2.9 spg

Julie Seiss, Warsaw, 5â??9â? junior guard

?· 17.2 ppg, 3.8 apg, 3.7 rpg, school career leader in steals

Second team

Jenna Donaldson, DeKalb

Anna Florent, Fort Wayne Snider

Marie Kaufmann, Fort Wayne Luers

Kara Kramer, Tippecanoe Valley

Jade Januseski, Garrett

Carey Magnuson, Central Noble

Poppy Miller, New Haven

Heather Roush, Southern Wells

Kayleigh Strock, Garrett

Mackenzie Warwick, Norwell

Honorable mention

Brittney Bateman, Lakeland

Lauren Bosworth, Prairie Heights

Kelly Bradtmueller, Woodlan

Lindsey Bradtmueller, Woodlan

Courtney Beerbower, DeKalb

Heather Bunch, Southern Wells

Rachel Caanen, Wawasee

Brittany Cook, Bellmont

Jenny Davis, Angola

Amy Dawes, Wabash

Elise Epple, Fort Wayne Dwenger

Lindsay Enterline, Heritage

Tiffany Fick, Wawasee

Allyse Fisher, Westview

Tori Freed, Hamilton

Lindsay Gangloff, Fairfield

Brittany Herschberger, Fairfield

Sherri Hoppe, Columbia City

Jeri Hulbert, Eastside

Tegan Krouse, Fort Wayne Luers

Marah Kyle, Bluffton

Kindle Inniger, South Adams

Bessie Jenkins, Fort Wayne Wayne

MarKee Martin, Fort Wayne Luers

Kelley Meiklejohn, Carroll (Fort Wayne)

Mallory Merz, Fort Wayne Luers

Katie Mitchel, Adams Central

Stephanie Mitchell, Homestead

Monique Murdock, Fort Wayne North

Tricia Murphy, Central Noble

Abby Neff, Lakeland

Mary Petrie, Carroll (Fort Wayne)

Jenna Pierce, Homestead

Rashida Ray, Harding

Courtney Reed, Northfield

Jana Reese, Fort Wayne South

Chanell Ridley, Fort Wayne Concordia

Angie Roy, Columbia City

Jeanelle Schultz, West Noble

Katie Vanderkolk, Bluffton

Melissa Wills, Heritage

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Fort Wayne Journal Gazette names All-Northeast Indiana boys basketball team

Posted on 23 April 2005 by alexanderscot.

The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette recently released its 2005 All-Northeast Indiana basketball teams. The boys:

First team

Adam Arnold, Bellmont, 6â??6â? senior forward

?· 17.1 points/game, 10.1 rebounds/game, third-team All-State

Spencer Harris, Bluffton, 6â??0â? senior guard

?· 19.8 ppg, 4.7 assists/game, four-year starter

Marques Johnson, Fort Wayne Snider, 6â??6â? junior forward

?· 21 ppg, 6.2 rpg, 4.0 apg, Top 15 underclassman

Phil Kelpin, Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian, 6â??6â? senior center

?· 15.6 ppg, 9 rpg, 2 steals/game

Chris Kramer, Huntington North, 6â??2â? junior guard

?· 20.3 ppg, 5 rpg, 2.4 spg, committed to Purdue

Grant Leiendecker, Homestead, 6â??2â? junior guard

?· 18.1 ppg, 4.2 rpg, 3.1 apg, committed to Butler

Selwyn Lymon, Harding, 6â??5â? senior forward

?· 18 ppg, 8.6 rpg, committed to Purdue (football)

Aaron Richie, Bellmont, 6â??7â? senior guard

?· 15.5 ppg, 5.0 rpg, 4.8 apg

Ryan Sims, Fort Wayne Snider, 6â??2â? senior guard

?· 18.3 ppg, 4.0 rpg, 4.4 apg

Jon Workman, Lakeland, 6â??7â? junior forward

?· 20.8 ppg, 8.9 rpg, committed to Iowa

Second team

Nathan Bojrab, Fort Wayne Dwenger

Mike Brune, Fort Wayne Concordia

Jono Cobb, Homestead

Zack Coverstone, Columbia City

Cory Howard, Fort Wayne Luers

Kyle Johnson, East Noble

Cody Jones, Churubusco

Eshaunte Jones, Fort Wayne North

Austin Kaiser, Wawasee

Brandon Schumm, Southern Wells

Honorable mention

Robbie Brewer, DeKalb

Nathan Bultemeier, Heritage

Jason Dawes, Northfield

Deric Faylor, Carroll (Fort Wayne)

Fred Ford, Fort Wayne South

Justin ***, Woodlan

Juston Hairston, Fort Wayne South

Bart Hess, Heritage

Marc Hoeppner, Woodlan

Justin Hueber, Leo

Matt Kaufman, Columbia City

Adam Kock, DeKalb

Kory Lantz, Wawasee

Bill Leising, Bluffton

Corey LeMaster, South Adams

Jeron Lewis, Fort Wayne North

Austin Magnuson, Central Noble

Dan McBride, Fort Wayne North

DeAundre Muhammad, Harding

Nate Nill, Fort Wayne Luers

Kendrick Oler, Churubusco

Dustin Parker, Central Noble

Austin Thoms, Fort Wayne Concordia

Cruz Richard, Fort Wayne Northrop

Evan Riecke, Leo

Stew Rufner, DeKalb

Brian Schultz, Bellmont

Dakota Smith, DeKalb

Derrick Smith, Fort Wayne Elmhurst

Blaine Sorg, Fort Wayne Luers

Jason Souder, Leo

Allen Tatum, Fort Wayne Elmhurst

Mitch Wysong, West Noble

John Yoder, Adams Central

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No. 2 Lawrence Central girls squeeze past Illinois foe for Midwest Prep track title

Posted on 22 April 2005 by alexanderscot.

Host Lawrence Centralâ??s highly ranked girls and boys track & field squads dominated a loaded lineup April 16 as each captured first place at the 27-team 2005 Midwest Prep Invitational.

On the girls side, second-ranked Lawrence Central narrowly slipped past Illinoisâ?? Evanston Township, 78-77, to come out on top. Eighth-ranked Fort Wayne Concordia finished third with 51 points, while No. 18 Carroll (Fort Wayne) was fourth with 38 and unranked Providence (36) finished fifth.

Top-ranked Fort Wayne Northrop (34.5) ended up a disappointing sixth, while No. 3 Ben Davis (28) finished an equally disappointing seventh. No. 24 Indianapolis Cathedral (23) was 11th, while 17th-ranked Carmel (17) finished 15th.

LC captured only three individual events to Evanston Townshipâ??s five, but the Bears capitalized on better depth to earn the team title.

Taking home individual firsts for LC were Jeanne Roberts (a meet-record 11.90 in the 100 meters), Carmisha Leary (39-01 in the shot put), and the Bearsâ?? 4 x 100 relay team (48.24).

Six other meet records were set by female athletes in the highly competitive meet:

?· Fort Wayne Northropâ??s Chauntel Elcock (55.40 in the 400 meters)

?· Danvilleâ??s Windy Robinson (4:57.53 in the 1600 meters)

?· Evanston Townshipâ??s Shalina Clarke (14.33 in the 100 meter hurdles)

?· Clarke again (41.41 in the 300 meter hurdles)

?· Cathedralâ??s Emily Breslin (5-06 in the high jump)

?· Tuscolaâ??s Johanna Wienke (123-10.5 in the discus)

The results:

Girls 100 Meter Dash

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Meet Record: ! 12.13 2004 Zakiya Robinson, FW Northrop

Name Year School Prelims H#

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Preliminaries

1 Hill, Demeca Evanston 12.30Q 4

2 Roberts, Jeanne Lawrence Central 12.36Q 1

3 McClean, Adrienne Lawrence Central 12.77Q 3

4 Wims, Allison Northrop 12.89Q 2

5 Bennett, Ashley Wayne 12.83q 4

6 Hamilton, Jaryn Franklin Central 12.91q 2

7 Neal, Nicole University, IL 13.02q 2

8 Dobbs, Erika Center Grove 13.09q 4

9 Piper, Ashley Carmel 13.27 4

10 Florence, Candace East Chicago 13.31 1

11 Gains, Shakeela Franklin Central 13.32 3

12 Reynolds, Jessica Plainfield 13.52 4

13 O’Neill, Raegan Carroll 13.54 4

14 Starke, Ali Concordia 13.70 1

15 Wimsatt, Kristina Daviess 13.82 1

16 Jones, Portia Northrop 13.84 1

17 Butcher, Sequoia Wayne 13.88 1

18 White, Bri Carmel 14.12 2

19 Kenttamaa-Squires, Leah Harrison 14.20 4

Girls 100 Meter Dash

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Meet Record: ! 12.13 2004 Zakiya Robinson, FW Northrop

Name Year School Finals Points

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Finals

1 Roberts, Jeanne Lawrence Central 11.90! 10

2 Hill, Demeca Evanston 12.49 8

3 McClean, Adrienne Lawrence Central 12.86 6

4 Hamilton, Jaryn Franklin Central 12.96 5

5 Wims, Allison Northrop 12.97 4

6 Neal, Nicole University, IL 13.03 3

7 Bennett, Ashley Wayne 13.19 2

8 Dobbs, Erika Center Grove 13.29 1

Girls 200 Meter Dash

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Meet Record: ! 25.20 2002 Traciann Henry, Evanston Township

Name Year School Prelims H#

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Preliminaries

1 Clarke, Shalina Evanston 25.25Q 4

2 Burnett, Nakeesha Northrop 25.31Q 2

3 Roberts, Jeanne Lawrence Central 25.82Q 1

4 McClean, Adrienne Lawrence Central 26.47Q 3

5 Hill, Demeca Evanston 25.40q 2

6 Neal, Nicole University, IL 26.90q 1

7 Dobbs, Erika Center Grove 27.01q 4

8 Tolar, Brittany Evanston 27.03q 3

9 Bennett, Ashley Wayne 27.28 1

10 Piper, Ashley Carmel 27.52 4

11 Mason, Shawnee Ben Davis 27.56 4

12 Gains, Shakeela Franklin Central 27.71 1

13 Lewis, Shenitra Northrop 27.90 3

14 Pitchford, Katie Carmel 28.03 2

15 Brown, Tonya University, IL 28.10 3

16 Pope, Jasmine Wayne 28.30 4

17 Kittrell, Ashley Delphi 28.34 1

18 Cox, Adrienne Cathedral 28.36 3

19 Atkins, Kim East Chicago 28.54 2

20 Starke, Ali Concordia 28.55 1

21 DeBeck, Stephanie University, IL 28.82 4

22 Wilhoite, Caitlin Harrison 29.01 2

23 Maurer, Elaine Center Grove 29.22 1

Girls 200 Meter Dash

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Meet Record: ! 25.20 2002 Traciann Henry, Evanston Township

Name Year School Finals Points

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Finals

1 Clarke, Shalina Evanston 25.43 10

2 Hill, Demeca Evanston 25.95 8

3 Roberts, Jeanne Lawrence Central 25.97 6

4 Neal, Nicole University, IL 27.04 5

5 McClean, Adrienne Lawrence Central 27.61 4

6 Dobbs, Erika Center Grove 27.88 3

Girls 400 Meter Dash

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Meet Record: ! 55.96 2004 Shauntel Elcock, FW Northrop

Name Year School Finals H# Points

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1 Elcock, Chauntel Northrop 55.40! 4 10

2 Arnold, Ashley Wayne 59.37 4 8

3 McKay, Maggie Daviess 1:00.22 3 6

4 Elcock, Beverly Northrop 1:00.45 4 5

5 Schenkier, Leah Evanston 1:01.09 3 4

6 Smoot, Audrey Greenfield-Centr 1:01.62 4 3

7 Dallas, Jasmine Wayne 1:01.94 4 2

8 Pitchford, Katie Carmel 1:02.04 3 1

9 Fisher, Holly Brown County 1:02.97 2

10 Traylor, Alicia Wayne 1:03.09 3

11 Nwankpa, Lauryn Evanston 1:03.40 3

12 O’Leary, Kelsey Carmel 1:03.48 2

13 Holland, Emily Carmel 1:04.08 1

14 Simonson, Samantha Carroll 1:04.81 3

15 Patterson, Yvonne Northrop 1:04.87 2

16 Starke, Ali Concordia 1:05.11 2

17 Burns, Brittany Center Grove 1:05.37 2

18 Moor, Megan Concordia 1:06.04 1

19 Hamilton, Jaryn Franklin Central 1:07.56 4

20 Kittrell, Ashley Delphi 1:08.50 2

Girls 800 Meter Run

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Meet Record: ! 2:21.10 2004 Adele Mitchell, FW Concordia

Name Year School Finals Points

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1 Bailey, Mychaela Carroll 2:21.30 10

2 Fletcher, Kristen Concordia 2:21.53 8

3 Engle, Kaitlyn Zionsville 2:22.97 6

4 Webb, Alyssa Lawrence Central 2:23.67 5

5 Juricak, Angie Whitko 2:24.30 4

6 Tannura, Kate University, IL 2:25.40 3

7 Talhelm, Christine Franklin Central 2:25.42 2

8 Dewey, Katie Franklin Central 2:26.40 1

9 Bolger, Adrienne Cathedral 2:27.30

10 Avery, Janelle Wayne 2:27.57

11 Rippe, Elyse Carmel 2:28.17

12 Charles, Christine Carmel 2:30.12

13 Farrell, Meg Carmel 2:30.44

14 Hountz, Amber Batesville 2:30.79

15 CleBoysts, Lindsey University, IL 2:31.72

16 Sauter, Katie Cathedral 2:32.59

17 Davis, Krista Perry Meridian 2:33.62

18 Bourne, Lauren Bl. Central 2:33.91

19 McLeland, Cayla Pioneer 2:33.94

20 Wagler, Brittney Brown County 2:34.78

21 Rich, Courtney Cathedral 2:36.45

22 Clouse, Becca Center Grove 2:37.35

23 Gulbranson, Christine Northrop 2:37.76

24 Feary, Paige Lawrence Central 2:39.26

Girls 1600 Meter Run

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Meet Record: ! 5:04.18 2003 Cassie Hunt, North Putnam

Name Year School Finals Points

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1 Robinson, Windy Danville 4:57.53! 10

2 Mitchell, Adele Concordia 5:02.11! 8

3 Fletcher, Kristen Concordia 5:15.39 6

4 Tannura, Kate University, IL 5:19.59 5

5 Kemf, Amy Carroll 5:19.76 4

6 Kulow, Jenny Brown County 5:20.12 3

7 Reifeis, Andrea Carmel 5:21.29 2

8 McMahon, Allie Carmel 5:21.56 1

9 Avery, Janelle Wayne 5:22.73

10 Waterman, Lauren Carmel 5:29.57

11 Miller, Taylor Daviess 5:29.60

12 McDuffee, Brittany Plainfield 5:30.37

13 Bourne, Lauren Bl. Central 5:32.20

14 Patterson, Lauren Center Grove 5:36.91

15 Peabody, Laura Cathedral 5:39.41

16 O’Hara, Kelley Cathedral 5:42.25

17 Davis, Krista Perry Meridian 5:44.08

18 Meyer, Amanda Center Grove 5:45.05

19 Page, Katherine Evanston 5:45.42

20 Bernahe, Elsi Concordia 5:45.58

21 Maguire, Anne Cathedral 5:49.62

Girls 3200 Meter Run

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Meet Record: ! 10:49.01 2004 Katie Harrington, Carmel

Name Year School Finals Points

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1 Robinson, Windy Danville 10:55.97 10

2 Mitchell, Adele Concordia 11:09.75 8

3 Flood, Elizabeth Cathedral 11:22.30 6

4 Blanchard, Chelsea Carroll 11:29.60 5

5 Neubacher, Sarah Concordia 11:43.22 4

6 Kulow, Jenny Brown County 11:47.62 3

7 Casavant, Ashley Cathedral 11:48.79 2

8 Reifeis, Andrea Carmel 11:48.82 1

9 Doerffler, Kara Concordia 11:51.63

10 Waterman, Lauren Carmel 11:52.26

11 Blair, Bridget Carmel 12:07.34

12 Fillenwarth, Charlotte Center Grove 12:09.74

13 Hess, Audrey Carroll 12:12.55

14 Page, Katherine Evanston 12:13.68

15 Hopwood, Natalie Wayne 12:16.35

16 Herron, Brittany Northrop 12:36.70

17 Mahon, Tena Northrop 12:49.35

Girls 100 Meter Hurdles

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Meet Record: ! 14.92 2004 Tamara Adams, FW Northrop

Name Year School Prelims H#

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Preliminaries

1 Clarke, Shalina Evanston ! 14.54Q 1

2 Golden, Chandra University, IL 15.28Q 4

3 Russell, Jasmine Northrop 15.39Q 2

4 Hayes, Meredith Lawrence Central 15.51Q 3

5 Massey, Silvia Ben Davis 15.27q 1

6 Freiberger, Britany Providence 15.43q 4

7 Burns, Ashlee Wayne 15.55q 1

8 Freiberger, Courtney Providence 15.70q 3

9 Ritchie, Tia Carroll 16.28 2

10 Jelks, Taysha Ben Davis 16.43 4

11 Richison, Meagan Center Grove 16.50 3

12 Dixon, Ashley Carmel 16.52 1

13 Lee, Jalesa Perry Meridian 16.71 4

14 Gates, Cartessa Northrop 16.87 3

15 Dewitz, Alex Center Grove 17.01 4

16 Carr, Treyah Ben Davis 17.32 2

16 Monk, Jessica Bl. Central 17.32 1

18 Hill, Antionese Wayne 17.63 2

19 Draper, Tory Franklin Central 17.90 4

20 Hertzler, Lauren Carmel 18.10 3

21 Hassell, Chelsea Lawrence Central 18.14 2

22 Kimbrell, Amanda Franklin Central 18.23 3

23 Durchholz, Paige University, IL 18.28 2

24 Deitche, April Concordia 18.42 3

25 Hawley, Andrea Concordia 18.90 2

26 Flynn, Arielle Concordia 19.35 4

27 Osbon, Kristen Caston 19.52 1

28 Riggle, Allie Zionsville 19.55 1

Girls 100 Meter Hurdles

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Meet Record: ! 14.92 2004 Tamara Adams, FW Northrop

Name Year School Finals Points

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Finals

1 Clarke, Shalina Evanston 14.33! 10

2 Massey, Silvia Ben Davis 14.71! 8

3 Freiberger, Britany Providence 15.00 6

4 Burns, Ashlee Wayne 15.10 5

5 Hayes, Meredith Lawrence Central 15.17 4

6 Golden, Chandra University, IL 15.53 3

7 Freiberger, Courtney Providence 15.94 2

8 Russell, Jasmine Northrop 18.54 1

Girls 300 Meter Hurdles

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Meet Record: ! 45.73 2002 Diana Dockery, LaSalle

Name Year School Finals H# Points

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1 Clarke, Shalina Evanston 41.41! 5 10

2 Freiberger, Britany Providence 45.92 5 8

3 Freiberger, Courtney Providence 46.22 5 6

4 Smith, Kayla Moorseville 46.39 5 5

5 Richison, Meagan Center Grove 46.92 5 4

6 Hayes, Meredith Lawrence Central 47.34 4 3

7 Ritchie, Tia Carroll 47.39 5 2

8 Varisse, Marie Evanston 48.03 4 1

9 Julious, Daniesha University, IL 49.39 3

10 Dixon, Ashley Carmel 50.08 4

11 Burns, Ashlee Wayne 50.12 4

12 Sims, Jayana Ben Davis 50.63 3

13 Hertzler, Lauren Carmel 51.04 2

14 Charles, caren’ Carmel 51.14 2

15 Deitche, April Concordia 51.55 3

15 Lee, Jalesa Perry Meridian 51.55 4

17 Hawley, Andrea Concordia 52.46 3

18 Kimbrell, Amanda Franklin Central 52.57 1

19 Stauffer, Brianne Delphi 52.74 2

20 Hassell, Chelsea Lawrence Central 52.93 1

21 Ohneck, Erika Daviess 52.99 3

22 Kucharski, Kristy SB Clay 53.08 2

23 Durchholz, Paige University, IL 53.16 4

24 Draper, Tory Franklin Central 53.37 1

25 Jeffs, Allie Cathedral 53.68 2

26 Graves, Keichun Lawrence Central 54.11 2

27 Osbon, Kristen Caston 54.53 1

28 Bohall, Emily Columbus East 54.58 2

Girls 4×100 Meter Relay

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Meet Record: ! 46.40 2004 FW Northrop, Evanston Township

School Finals H# Points

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1 Lawrence Central ‘A’ 48.24 3 10

2 Evanston Township ‘A’ 48.61 3 8

3 Ben Davis ‘A’ 49.20 3 6

4 Columbus East ‘A’ 50.16 3 5

5 University, IL ‘B’ 50.25 3 4

6 Franklin Central ‘A’ 50.93 2 3

7 Center Grove ‘A’ 51.27 2 2

8 Fort Wayne Carroll ‘A’ 51.97 2 1

9 Mather, IL ‘A’ 52.50 2

10 Plainfield ‘A’ 53.75 1

11 South Bend Clay ‘A’ 53.88 3

12 Cathedral ‘A’ 54.12 1

13 Carmel ‘A’ 54.57 2

14 Daviess County ‘A’ 56.42 1

15 Wayne, OH ‘A’ 56.80 3

Girls 4×400 Meter Relay

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Meet Record: ! 3:47.33 2004 FW Northrop, Evanston Township

School Finals H# Points

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1 Fort Wayne Northrop ‘A’ 3:56.17 2 10

2 Evanston Township ‘A’ 4:01.51 2 8

3 Lawrence Central ‘A’ 4:12.19 2 6

4 Wayne, OH ‘A’ 4:12.36 2 5

5 Carmel ‘A’ 4:13.29 2 4

6 Mather, IL ‘A’ 4:14.50 1 3

7 University, IL ‘A’ 4:17.60 2 2

8 Cathedral ‘A’ 4:17.87 1 1

9 Center Grove ‘A’ 4:20.14 1

10 Fort Wayne Carroll ‘A’ 4:22.23 2

11 Daviess County ‘A’ 4:30.82 1

12 Plainfield ‘A’ 4:38.46 1

Girls 4×800 Meter Relay

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Meet Record: ! 9:40.23 2003 Carmel, Carmel

School Finals Points

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1 Zionsville ‘A’ 9:45.37 10

2 Carmel ‘A’ 9:48.80 8

3 Fort Wayne Carroll ‘A’ 9:54.34 6

4 Fort Wayne Concordia ‘A’ 9:58.30 5

5 Cathedral ‘A’ 9:58.35 4

6 Center Grove ‘A’ 10:02.56 3

7 Lawrence Central ‘A’ 10:08.79 2

8 Wayne, OH ‘A’ 10:44.29 1

9 University, IL ‘A’ 10:56.90

10 Daviess County ‘A’ 11:11.88

11 South Bend Clay ‘A’ 11:21.23

Girls High Jump

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Meet Record: ! 5-04 2002 Lindsey Singleton, Kankakee Valley

Name Year School Finals Points

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1 Breslin, Emily Cathedral 5-06.00! 10

2 McKay, Maggie Daviess 5-04.00! 8

3 Lee, Jalesa Perry Meridian 5-02.00 6

4 Norman, Abby Ben Davis J5-02.00 5

5 Yeckering, Amanda Daviess 5-00.00 3.5

5 Galligan, Rachel Bl. Central 5-00.00 3.5

7 Griffin, Alicia Northrop 4-10.00 1.5

7 Gray, Kiera Northrop 4-10.00 1.5

9 Dixon, Ashley Carmel J4-10.00

9 Spencer, Leslie Center Grove J4-10.00

9 Ballard, Lauren Wayne J4-10.00

9 Branson, Kathleen Franklin Central J4-10.00

9 Talhelm, Jill Franklin Central J4-10.00

9 McHenry, Chelsi Carroll J4-10.00

9 Medina, Angelica Northrop J4-10.00

9 Koontz, Kelly Concordia J4-10.00

17 Addington, Natalie Daviess 4-08.00

17 Thune, Morgan Zionsville 4-08.00

17 Cristofoli, Adrienne Center Grove 4-08.00

17 Bolin, Courtney Carmel 4-08.00

17 Stoeffler, Stefanie Lawrence Central 4-08.00

22 Flickinger, Glynnis Perry Meridian 4-06.00

22 Lutocka, Allison Plainfield 4-06.00

22 Soberalski, Whitney Carroll 4-06.00

22 Ford, Ashley Ben Davis 4-06.00

22 Galloway, Brittany Wayne 4-06.00

22 Keck, Jenny Concordia 4-06.00

22 Johnson, Chelsea Perry Meridian 4-06.00

— Munccigrosso, Kristin Carmel NH

— Osbon, Kristen Caston NH

— Lovell, Alonda Ben Davis NH

— Vinson, Jenny Caston NH

— Sullivan, Alisha Lawrence Central NH

— Thompson, Andrea Lawrence Central NH

— Griffith, Nina Mather NH

Girls Pole Vault

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Meet Record: ! 10-07 2004 Tori Allen, Lawrence Central

Name Year School Finals Points

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1 Kimball, Abby Carroll 10-00.00 10

2 Breidenstein, Abbey Zionsville 9-06.00 8

3 Bachman, Meredith S. Dearborn J9-06.00 6

4 Barr, Lexie Daviess 9-00.00 4.5

4 Ryan, Kim Wayne 9-00.00 4.5

6 Sullivan, Shannon Ben Davis 8-06.00 3

7 Healy, Katie Zionsville 8-00.00 1.5

7 Neumann, Brianna Northrop 8-00.00 1.5

9 Hammer, Kaitlyn Columbus East J8-00.00

10 Barron, Mary Daviess 7-06.00

10 Harper, Carlie Franklin Central 7-06.00

10 Maurer, Elaine Center Grove 7-06.00

10 Bristow, Emily Harrison 7-06.00

14 Briere, Nicki Carmel 7-00.00

14 Hendricks, Amanda Franklin Central 7-00.00

14 Bierwagen, Stacy Zionsville 7-00.00

14 Flynn, Arielle Concordia 7-00.00

14 Ponte, Stefany Carroll 7-00.00

19 Jesulatis, Sam Plainfield 6-06.00

19 Hurst, Leigh Ann Plainfield 6-06.00

19 Nolan, Alyss Perry Meridian 6-06.00

19 Raters, Amanda Wayne 6-06.00

23 Petridis, Dina Northrop 6-00.00

23 Gardner, Kacie Plainfield 6-00.00

23 Hatfield, Amy Wayne 6-00.00

23 Schmidt, Sara Center Grove 6-00.00

23 Morton, Samantha Carmel 6-00.00

— Waybright, Stephanie Carroll NH

— Arntz, Jessi Daviess NH

— Panzica, Julie SB Clay NH

Girls Long Jump

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Meet Record: ! 17-09.25 2002 Kendra Erskine, Grand Ledge

Name Year School Finals Points

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1 McAlpin, Arielle Evanston 17-02.00 10

2 Freiberger, Britany Providence 16-08.00 8

3 Freiberger, Courtney Providence 16-03.75 6

4 Smith, Kayla Moorseville 16-00.00 5

5 Roberts, Jeanne Lawrence Central 15-10.75 4

6 Floyd, Heaven Ben Davis 15-06.75 3

7 Dobbs, Erika Center Grove 15-06.00 2

8 Hamilton, Jaryn Franklin Central 15-02.25 1

9 Glover, Ashlee Lawrence Central 14-11.50

10 Roberson, Michelle Cathedral 14-11.00

10 Burns, Brittany Center Grove 14-11.00

10 Smith, Brittany Carmel 14-11.00

13 Israel, Michelle Cathedral 14-09.50

14 Smoot, Audrey Greenfield-Centr 14-09.00

15 McClean, Adrienne Lawrence Central 14-07.25

16 Mason, Shawnee Ben Davis 14-07.00

17 Wimsatt, Kristina Daviess 14-06.00

18 Standifer, Lauren Carmel 14-03.50

19 Burns, Ashlee Wayne 14-03.00

20 Coe, Jasmine Ben Davis 14-02.00

21 Hertzler, Lauren Carmel 14-01.75

22 Harper, Carlie Franklin Central 14-01.00

23 Keller, Lorna Daviess 13-08.50

24 Atkins, Jackie Bl. Central 13-08.25

25 Price, Alexis Zionsville 13-07.50

25 Myers, Leigh Carroll 13-07.50

27 Thune, Morgan Zionsville 13-07.00

28 Burns, Brittany Wayne 13-06.25

29 Clariett, Asia Northrop 12-05.00

Girls Shot Put

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Meet Record: ! 39-09.50 2003 Rachel Winters, Carmel

Name Year School Finals Points

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1 Leary, Carmisha Lawrence Central 39-01.00 10

2 Bade, Amanda Franklin Central 39-00.50 8

3 Jackson, Candace Lawrence Central 38-05.00 6

4 Galligan, Rachel Bl. Central 37-04.25 5

5 Wienke, Johanna Tuscola 37-02.00 4

6 Swarens, Alex Ben Davis 36-10.00 3

7 McCarty, Molly Perry Meridian 36-03.50 2

8 Linsky, Liz Concordia 34-11.00 1

9 Hawkins, Lericia Ben Davis 34-09.00

9 Cress, Kayley Caston 34-09.00

11 Siroky, Jamaica Wayne 34-04.00

12 Henricks, Ashley Center Grove 34-03.00

13 Boling, Rachel Plainfield 34-00.50

14 Morales, Pricilla Evanston 33-09.00

14 Smith, Lynn University, IL 33-09.00

16 Pearcy, Katelyn Plainfield 32-07.50

17 Phillips, Kelszie Franklin Central 32-06.50

18 Harris, Caitlin Plainfield 32-03.00

19 Monica, Loyd Lawrence Central 32-02.00

20 Rose, Terrez Columbus East 32-01.50

21 Fisher, Jessica Zionsville 32-00.50

22 Jones-McGlaston, Tyneika Concordia 31-11.00

23 Blickenstaff, Adrianne Pioneer 31-08.50

24 Peterson, Brooke Carmel 31-04.00

25 Chaney, Jennay Franklin Central 31-03.00

26 Miller, Jessica Concordia 31-01.00

26 Holbert, Kelle Wayne 31-01.00

28 Burks, Ashli Evanston 30-10.00

29 Smith, Amanda Carmel 30-08.50

30 McCormick, Vanessa Center Grove 29-09.50

31 Sherrill, Faith Northrop 29-05.00

32 Baird, Nyeshia Ben Davis 29-02.00

33 Brown, Jasmine Wayne 28-03.00

Girls Discus Throw

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Meet Record: ! 122-02 2004 Johanna Weinke, Tuscola

Name Year School Finals Points

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1 Wienke, Johanna Tuscola 123-10.50! 10

2 Miller, Jessica Concordia 116-11 8

3 Harris, Caitlin Plainfield 115-02 6

4 McCarty, Molly Perry Meridian 109-02.50 5

5 Henkle, Shauna Perry Meridian 106-00.50 4

6 Linsky, Liz Concordia 104-08 3

7 Jackson, Candace Lawrence Central 102-06 2

8 Rose, Terrez Columbus East 100-08.50 1

9 Holbert, Kelle Wayne 98-04

9 Gaither, Kristin Perry Meridian 98-04

11 Cress, Kayley Caston 97-08

12 Moore, Amanda Carroll 97-03

13 Gibbs, Tina Ben Davis 97-01

14 Boling, Rachel Plainfield 96-05

15 Britton, Caryn Center Grove 96-02

16 Smith, Lynn University, IL 95-06

17 Bowers, Lauren Ben Davis 94-10

18 McGee, Bethany Lawrence Central 93-10.50

19 Fisher, Jessica Zionsville 93-05

20 Bade, Amanda Franklin Central 93-02

21 Smith, Amanda Carmel 92-07

22 Ballard, Lauren Wayne 92-05

23 Hackett, Megan Lawrence Central 91-07

24 Inge, Ashley Concordia 91-01.50

25 Beach, Katie Delphi 90-08

26 Lohmiller, Nicole S. Dearborn 89-11

27 Phillips, Kelszie Franklin Central 89-02

28 Rehmer, Megan Center Grove 88-04

29 Chaney, Jennay Franklin Central 87-10

30 Pope, Jasmine Ben Davis 87-05

31 Lawless, Andrea Daviess 83-04

32 Peterson, Brooke Carmel 70-11

Girls – Team Rankings – 16 Events Scored

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1) Lawrence Central 78 2) Evanston Township 77

3) Fort Wayne Concordia 51 4) Carroll (Fort Wayne) 38

5) Providence 36 6) Fort Wayne Northrop 34.5

7) Ben Davis 28 8) Wayne, OH 27.5

9) Zionsville 25.5 10) University, IL 25

11) Indianapolis Cathedral 23 12) Daviess County 22

13) Franklin Central 20 13) Danville 20

15) Carmel 17 15) Perry Meridian 17

17) Center Grove 15 18) Tuscola 14

19) Mooresville 10 20) Bloomington Central, IL 8.5

21) Columbus East 6 21) Brown County 6

21) South Dearborn 6 21) Plainfield 6

25) Whitko 4 26) Greenfield 3

26) Mather, IL 3

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Mike: McRoberts will regret his decision to blow off Indiana All-Stars

Posted on 21 April 2005 by alexanderscot.

By Mike McGraw

HA.com Executive Director

Carmel standout basketball player Josh McRoberts has informed organizers he doesnâ??t want to play for the Indiana All-Stars this summer. That is a decision that is obviously within his rights, even if it appears to observers to be one born of selfishness.

We at HA.com believe that it is a decision he will regret in the years to come.

It may well be unfair to attribute McRobertsâ?? position to selfishness. He has not said anything publicly to the effect that this is in reaction to him not winning Indiana Mr. Basketball. In fact, the Duke-bound player, family, and school are being tight-lipped on the matter, and that is certainly their prerogative.

However, in the absence of any reason to the contrary, people will come to that conclusion.

Regardless of his reasoning, McRoberts is likely, and hopefully, going to look back years from now and regret his decision. Being an Indiana All-Star is the pinnacle for a prep player in this state. It is an honor that carries with it the respect and gratitude of an entire state for the rest of a young athleteâ??s life.

Moreover, there are players throughout the state who would give anything to be handed the opportunity to wear that uniform. One can only hope the young man has an awfully good reason to turn up his nose at the generations of tradition connected with the series.

McRoberts is not the first Indiana standout player to turn his back on the All-Stars after failing to win Mr. Basketball accolades. Brebeufâ??s Alan Henderson (second to Gary Rooseveltâ??s Glenn Robinson) did it in 1991 before heading off to Indiana, and Muncie Centralâ??s Bonzi Wells (second to Valparaisoâ??s Bryce Drew) did it 1994 before going to Ball State.

Disappointment is part of athletics. So is the responsibility of being a role model for younger children in the community. We believe that Josh will realize that some day, and it is then that he will regret his decision.

At least we sincerely hope so.

HA.com Executive Director Mike McGraw recently learned how to use a â??computerâ? and is currently working on the mastery of â??e-mail.â? He has coached hoops for quite a number of years, though, so presumably heâ??s semi-qualified to make the assessments above.

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Hamilton Southeastern cheerleaders moving on to college gigs

Posted on 21 April 2005 by alexanderscot.

Hamilton Southeastern senior Cassie Ringlespaugh will be cheering at
Indiana University this fall as a member of the coed cheer team. Look
for her as she cheers on the Hoosiers during football and menâ??s
basketball games.

Cassie will be joining two other past HSE cheerleaders on the IU
squad — HSE grads Lauren Sturgis (second-year member) and Megan Martz
(first-year member).

Katelyn McTamney, a Southeastern boys varsity basketball
cheerleader, has received a full-ride coed cheerleading scholarship to
Wallace State in Alabama. Katelyn will be cheering for football and
basketball.

And Mary LeRose, a HSE girls varsity basketball cheerleader the
past two years, has made the cheerleading squad at the University of
Dayton.

Special thanks to Hamilton Southeastern Athletic Director Ken Seitz for this info.

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