Posted on 30 August 2005 by alexanderscot.
Here are some girls soccer statistics from around the state as of Aug. 29:
North Central Conference
STUDENT OF THE WEEK:
Muncie Central: Kaylee Pichardo
Junior scored two goals against Marion Saturday to break the school record of 55 goals scored in a career. Kaylee now has 57.
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Posted on 30 August 2005 by alexanderscot.
The weekly Indiana Association of Track and Cross Country Coaches (IATCCC) girls cross country poll has been released. Hereâ??s your Top 20 from Aug. 29:
1. Valparaiso
2. Indianapolis Cathedral
3. Westfield
4. Carmel
5. Northridge
6. Columbus North
7. Chesterton
8. Lawrence North
9. Fort Wayne Snider
10. North Central (Indianapolis)
11. Portage
12. Carroll (Fort Wayne)
13. Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran
14. Indianapolis Chatard
15. Culver Academies
16. Michigan City
17. Penn
18. Franklin Central
19. Terre Haute North
20. Center Grove
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Posted on 30 August 2005 by alexanderscot.
Here are some boys tennis statistics from around the state as of Aug. 29:
North Central Conference
STUDENTS OF THE WEEK:
Anderson: Patrick Wildman/Jon Fogle
Doubles team went 3-0 last week, including winning both matches in the Noblesville Invitational.
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The weekly Indiana High School Tennis Coaches Association (IHSTeCA) poll for boys tennis has been released. Hereâ??s the Top 25 from Aug. 29:
1. North Central (Indianapolis)
2. Indianapolis Cathedral
3. Park Tudor
4. Penn
5. Center Grove
6. Brebeuf
7. Homestead
8. Delta
9. Carmel
10. West Lafayette
11. Bloomington South
12. Floyd Central
13. Heritage Christian
14. Munster
15. Greenwood
16. Lawrence Central
17. Noblesville
18. Batesville
19. Lafayette Jefferson
20. Zionsville
21. Terre Haute North
22. Plymouth
23. Evansville Memorial
23. Columbus North
25. LaPorte
25. Concord
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Posted on 30 August 2005 by alexanderscot.
By Mike McGraw
Executive Director
The gymnasium at Fort Wayne Canterbury is a small, unimposing place. Unimposing, that is, unless you are a member of the Cavaliersâ?? varsity soccer team. In that case, it is a monument to greatness, and one of coach Greg Mauchâ??s primary motivational tools.
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During the preseason, Mauch gathers his troops in the gym and has them look at the banners on the wall. Those banners represent three state titles and countless sectional and regional crowns. His message is simple: â??Always remember, youâ??re wearing blue.â?
Wearing the blue of Canterbury soccer is one of the great privileges and responsibilities in Indiana sport. Over the past 20 years, this private school of under 300 students has joined mammoth-school powers North Central (Indianapolis) and Carmel as a preeminent soccer power in the state.
And before you even think about it, the dreaded â??Râ? word â?? recruitment â?? has nothing to do with it. Last year, nine of the starting 11 players on the Canterbury team had attended the school since elementary age. Canterbury is an expensive school with demanding academic standards, and Mauch is blunt in his assessment of the school never recruiting athletes.
â??Begging a 14-year-old to come play soccer does not set the right tone for parents or a student at a school as academically demanding as Canterbury,â? said Mauch, who believes instead in constantly raising the bar athletically for students who already attend the school.
An elementary student at Canterbury School, for example, has the opportunity to participate in up to 24 weeks of soccer instruction a year. And that isnâ??t just time playing â?? itâ??s time with the high school staff. Itâ??s not boot camp, either, but rather time devoted to getting young kids excited about the game of soccer. That is a policy followed in many ways by the other sports at Canterbury.
What is the result of all this work with young students at Canterbury? Get ready for an amazing statistic. Last year, there were 54 students in the eighth grade at Canterbury. Are you ready? Fifty-three of them played sports (the 54th was injured and had to sit out the season). That is what you call success.
That student-athlete dedication certainly translates to success on the soccer field. This yearâ??s squad is currently 3-0-1 and ranked No. 1 in the state. The Cavaliers, whom Mauch believes may be the most attack-oriented team in his many years at Canterbury, already have played North Central to a 1-1 tie.
â??We have a hard time keeping a goalie behind midfield when the ball moves forward,â? he said.
That might be an exaggeration, but donâ??t tell it to highly regarded Fort Wayne Snider â?? the then-No. 8 Panthers fell, 5-0, to the Cavaliers last week.
It remains to be seen if another state title is in the offing for Canterbury. There is one thing you can count on, though: the goal of being a Cavalier soccer player.
After all, youâ??re wearing blue.
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Posted on 30 August 2005 by alexanderscot.
Here are some boys cross country statistics from around the state as of Aug. 29:
North Central Conference
STUDENTS OF THE WEEK:
Huntington North: Matt Ditzler
Junior won the DeKalb Invitational last Saturday with a time of 16:17.
Kokomo: Team
Team won the Western Invitational last Saturday in a team effort.
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Posted on 30 August 2005 by alexanderscot.
Here are some boys soccer statistics from around the state as of Aug. 29:
North Central Conference
STUDENT OF THE WEEK:
Logansport: Jesus Balcollo
Senior midfielder had one goal and one assist in a 12-0 win over Anderson.
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The weekly Indiana Association of Track and Cross Country Coaches (IATCCC) boys cross country poll has been released. Hereâ??s your Top 20 from Aug. 29:
1. Columbus North
2. Warren Central
3. Pendleton Heights
4. Carmel
5. Indianapolis Chatard
6. Fort Wayne Northrop
7. Fort Wayne Snider
8. Valparaiso
9. Lawrence North
10. Northridge
11. Blackford
12. Franklin Central
13. Crown Point
14. Elkhart Memorial
15. Southport
16. Portage
17. West Noble
18. Andrean
19. Fort Wayne Dwenger
20. Roncalli
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The sixth-ranked Warren Central boysâ?? cross country team lived up to its billing Aug. 24 by capturing the 5K Brebeuf Invitational. The Warriors finished with 65 points, easily outdistancing second-place Indianapolis Chatard (88) while Perry Meridian was a distant third with 121.
Warren senior Deâ??Sean Turner took individual honors with an impressive 15:31 performance. The Southport duo of Michael Disher (15:55) and Michael Pavody (15:59) took second and third, respectively. Unfortunately for the Cardinals, though, their third runner was all the way back in 49th, resulting in an eighth-place team finish.
Here are the complete results:
1. WARREN CENTRAL
1 10 11 20 23 (31) (48) = 65
DE’SEAN TURNER, TIM ARMSTRONG, ONDRAIUS RICHARDSON, JIMMY HODGES, CODY SMITH, MICAH ALDRICH, KIERRE VANCE
2. INDIANAPOLIS CHATARD
4 7 15 21 41 (62) (81) = 88
ANDREW POORE, AARON KREMER, SETH BALL, CHRIS DIETRICK, IAN NELSON,
NICK METZGER, JIMMY KALWARA
3. PERRY MERIDIAN
12 25 27 28 29 (37) (59) = 121
KYLE MOBLEY, ALAN NORDHOLT, JOHNNY DUTY, KEVIN STORM, MARCUS ACUNA,
MICHAEL SPEARS, CHRIS AUGER
4. ZIONSVILLE
8 13 30 32 44 (46) (54) = 127
CHAD JAMES, SETH EINTERZ, DANIEL DZURISON, STEPHEN ENGLERT, DYLAN
SORENSEN, TYLER KREIPKE, DANO MATTINGLY
5. PIKE
9 16 26 50 51 (66) (68) = 152
BRICE CLELAND, NICK HELMUTH, BEN BIZUNEH, MATT CAIN, BRODY THOMPSON,
TYLER DENNIS, CALE HOLLINGSWORT
6. FRANKLIN
7. PLAINFIELD
8. SOUTHPORT
9. BREBEUF
10. CATHEDRAL
11. CENTER GROVE
12. LAWRENCE CENTRAL
13. DANVILLE
14. AVON
The complete individual results:
1 De’Sean Turner WARREN CENTRAL JR 15:31
2 Michael Disher SOUTHPORT JR 15:55
3 Michael Pabody SOUTHPORT SR 15:59
4 Andrew Poore INDIANAPOLIS CHATARD JR 16:00
5 Saqib Hussain BREBEUF SR 16:09
6 Sean Wilson FRANKLIN SO 16:13
7 Aaron Kremer INDIANAPOLIS CHATARD JR 16:16
8 Chad James ZIONSVILLE SO 16:17
9 Brice Cleland PIKE SR 16:18
10 Tim Armstrong WARREN CENTRAL SR 16:18
11 Ondraius Richardson WARREN CENTRAL JR 16:19
12 Kyle Mobley PERRY MERIDIAN JR 16:20
13 Seth Einterz ZIONSVILLE JR 16:23
14 Andrew Meiers LAWRENCE CENTRAL SR 16:25
15 Seth Ball INDIANAPOLIS CHATARD SR 16:25
16 Nick Helmuth PIKE JR 16:30
17 Blake Westerman CATHEDRAL JR 16:32
18 Ricky Warren FRANKLIN SO 16:33
19 Phil Niemeier BREBEUF SR 16:37
20 Jimmy Hodges WARREN CENTRAL SR 16:38
21 Chris Dietrick INDIANAPOLIS CHATARD SR 16:45
22 Adam Raver PLAINFIELD JR 16:45
23 Cody Smith WARREN CENTRAL JR 16:46
24 Zach Tranter FRANKLIN FR 16:52
25 Alan Nordholt PERRY MERIDIAN SR 16:55
26 Ben Bizuneh PIKE SO 16:57
27 Johnny Duty PERRY MERIDIAN SO 16:59
28 Kevin Storm PERRY MERIDIAN SR 17:00
29 Marcus Acuna PERRY MERIDIAN JR 17:03
30 Daniel Dzurison ZIONSVILLE SR 17:03
31 Micah Aldrich WARREN CENTRAL SO 17:05
32 Stephen Englert ZIONSVILLE SO 17:06
33 Joe Kluemper CATHEDRAL SO 17:09
34 Kyle Rusie PLAINFIELD JR 17:09
35 Brandon Litz PLAINFIELD JR 17:13
36 Adam Kremer CENTER GROVE JR 17:15
37 Michael Spears PERRY MERIDIAN SR 17:16
38 Josh Smith CATHEDRAL JR 17:17
39 David Eichenberger PLAINFIELD SO 17:18
40 Chip Shields BREBEUF JR 17:19
41 Ian Nelson INDIANAPOLIS CHATARD SO 17:20
42 Andrew Menner CENTER GROVE SR 17:21
43 Ben Serna CENTER GROVE SO 17:21
44 Dylan Sorensen ZIONSVILLE FR 17:22
45 Greg Bantista CENTER GROVE SO 17:22
46 Tyler Kreipke ZIONSVILLE JR 17:23
47 Geoff Wilkerson FRANKLIN SO 17:25
48 Kierre Vance WARREN CENTRAL JR 17:28
49 Alex Kriese SOUTHPORT FR 17:33
50 Matt Cain PIKE SO 17:33
51 Brody Thompson PIKE JR 17:35
52 Justin Cranfill PLAINFIELD JR 17:36
53 Evan Raker CENTER GROVE FR 17:37
54 Dano Mattingly ZIONSVILLE SO 17:38
55 Ben White DANVILLE SR 17:41
56 Colin Heller CATHEDRAL SO 17:41
57 Conor Bindner CATHEDRAL SR 17:42
58 Reggie Bachra LAWRENCE CENTRAL JR 17:42
59 Chris Auger PERRY MERIDIAN SR 17:43
60 Sean Kelley CATHEDRAL JR 17:47
61 Regan Banks SOUTHPORT SR 17:47
62 Nick Metzger INDIANAPOLIS CHATARD SR 17:52
63 Brad Jones PLAINFIELD SO 17:55
64 Max Blankenhorn BREBEUF FR 17:56
65 Ben Hurst BREBEUF JR 17:59
66 Tyler Dennis PIKE FR 18:02
67 Chris Bodle BREBEUF SR 18:04
68 Cale Hollingswort PIKE JR 18:05
69 Michael Stevens CATHEDRAL SO 18:07
70 Taylor Marshall LAWRENCE CENTRAL FR 18:07
71 Michael Gearhart SOUTHPORT FR 18:07
72 Paul Beauchamp CENTER GROVE JR 18:10
73 Luke Raseler PLAINFIELD JR 18:11
74 Sawyer Willis SOUTHPORT SO 18:12
75 Spencer Sheridan LAWRENCE CENTRAL SO 18:17
76 Micah Iseminger SOUTHPORT JR 18:26
77 Andy Knerr BREBEUF SR 18:28
78 Nick Gary LAWRENCE CENTRAL SO 18:30
79 Zac Milakis LAWRENCE CENTRAL JR 18:34
80 Chris Surfus AVON FR 18:49
81 Jimmy Kalwara INDIANAPOLIS CHATARD SR 18:51
82 David Mckinney AVON FR 18:57
83 Joey Schmitt AVON FR 18:58
84 Zach Stevenson FRANKLIN SO 19:02
85 Andrew Kinman CENTER GROVE SO 19:12
86 Brad Baughman LAWRENCE CENTRAL SO 19:20
87 Travis Popp DANVILLE JR 19:39
88 Richie Lefler DANVILLE FR 19:42
89 Michael Smither DANVILLE JR 19:44
90 Nick Phipps DANVILLE FR 19:52
91 John Gadbury SCECINA JR 19:53
92 Eric Bryant AVON FR 20:05
93 Jared Swihart AVON HI FR 20:06
94 Derek Hawkins DANVILLE FR 20:11
95 James Jessen FRANKLIN JR 20:14
96 Logan Titus FRANKLIN JR 20:45
97 Rogelio Arrendondo AVON FR 20:49
98 Steven Stiener AVON SO 21:10
99 Andrew Black SCECINA SO 23:20
100 Garrett Adams DANVILLE JR 25:00
101 Sean Eaton SCECINA SR 32:21
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