Indiana State | Archive | June, 2008

The Indiana High School Baseball Coaches Association has released its All-State and Academic All-State teams for the 2008 season. There were two members of the team – Greensburg’s Alex Meyer and South Spencer’s Blake Monar – that were awarded this honor based on their status of being drafted by Major League Baseball.

The other members were placed on the team based on the voting of the IHSBCA member coaches. Brian Abbott, All-State chairman, would like to thank the committee members (Rich Andriole, Erik Hisner, Brian Dudley, and Ryan Wolfe) for all their efforts with the process. A special thank you also goes to the coaches who voted this season – the turnout was excellent!

The list …

Drafted players
Alex Meyer, Greensburg
Blake Monar, South Spencer (repeat first-team performer)

Class 4A first team
Position, Name, Grade, School
C Josh Ludy (Sr.), Jay County
1B Dominic Spadafora (Sr.), Carroll (Fort Wayne)
2B Ryan Kaczmarski (Sr.), Penn
3B Cameron Perkins (Jr.), Southport
SS Ryan Wright (Sr.), Homestead (repeat first-team performer)
OF Mike Carroll (Jr.), Penn
OF Nolan Earley (Jr.), Anderson
OF Michael Jobe (Sr.), Jay County
OF Ryan Wides (Sr.), Noblesville
P Brad Hook (Sr.), Franklin
P Shawn Mattingly (Sr.), Decatur Central

Honorable mention: Eric Tippy (Sr.), McCutcheon; Tucker Barnhart (Jr.), Brownsburg; Nick Hladek (Sr.), Crown Point; Rob McPike (Sr.), Avon; Ian Nielson (Sr.), LaPorte; John Pennington (Sr.), North Central (Indianapolis); Cody Poole (Jr.), Jeffersonville; Anthony Olund (Jr.), Lake Central; Neil Hudson (Sr.), McCutcheon; Tony Moore (Sr.), Jeffersonville; Mike Kozlowski (Jr.), Crown Point; Jake Hansen (Sr.), Westfield; Coley Moore (Sr.), Penn; Daniel Conrad (Sr.), Warsaw; Justin Zeller (Sr.), North Central (Indianapolis); Ryan Risedorph (Sr.), East Noble; Ryan Boss (Jr.), Lake Central; Matt Serfling (Sr.), Bloomington North; Tyler Spillner (Sr.), Fort Wayne Northrop; Ethan Tribolet (Sr.), Huntington North; Nick Brady (Sr.), Penn; Sean Collins (Sr.), Pendleton Heights; Blake Mascarello (Sr.), Crown Point; Dillon Peters (Fr.), Indianapolis Cathedral; Brian Cooley (Sr.), Noblesville; Lincoln Rassi (Sr.), Northridge

Class 3A first team
Position, Name, School
C Rhett Goodmiller (Sr.), Norwell (repeat first-team performer)
1B Ryne Otis (Sr.), Norwell (repeat first-team performer)
2B Jordan Pearson (Jr.), West Vigo
3B Keith Koser (Jr.), Tippecanoe Valley
SS Zach Tanner (Sr.), Yorktown
OF Nathan Koontz (Sr.), Brebeuf
OF Anthony Buell (Sr.), Angola
OF James Reed (Sr.), Northwestern
P Cameron Hobson (Sr.), Crawfordsville
P Andrew Swart (Sr.), Crawfordsville

Honorable mention: Radley Haddad (Sr.), Brebeuf; Mitch Adams (Sr.), Greensburg; Jimmy Corcoran (Jr.), Northwestern; Clayton Merschbrock (Sr.), Charlestown; John Dury (Sr.), Indianapolis Chatard; Ben Walters (Sr.), Beech Grove; Dan Ranschaert (Sr.), Mishawaka Marian; Jacob Gorski (So.), Maconaquah; Brain Hoeper (Jr.), Angola; Brody Solmos (Sr.), Glenn; Ray Stallings (So.), Roncalli; Austin Henderson (Fr.), Northwestern; Brock Hersley (Jr.), Greensburg; Ian Boone (Jr.), Jasper; Adam Norton (Jr.), Andrean; Ryan Smith (Sr.), Danville; Matt Lancaster (Jr.), West Lafayette; Tanner Hahn (Jr.), Benton Central; Adam Binkley (Jr.), Jasper; Adam Kiesler (Sr.), North Harrison; Drew Aff (Sr.), West Vigo; Brett Linn (Jr.), Crawfordsville; Andrew Armounr (Sr.), New Palestine; Dustin White (Jr.), South Bend St. Joseph’s; Kier West (Sr.), Angola; Tony Hoolehan (Sr.), Andrean; Mason Farr (Sr.), West Lafayette; Emilio Domondon (Sr.), West Lafayette; Trent Howard (Sr.), Hammond Clark

Class 2A first team
Position, Name, School
C Josh Lyon (Sr.), Heritage Christian
1B Gabe Panyard (Sr.), Fremont
2B Bryan Brudi (Sr.), Churubusco
3B Chase Kinsey (Sr.), Wapahani
SS Kevin Kiermaier (Sr.), Fort Wayne Luers
OF Paul Liggett (Sr.), Churubusco
OF Kory Banes (Sr.), Delphi
OF Josh Reintjes (Sr.), North Knox
OF Tyler Watts (Sr.), Fort Wayne Luers
P Michael Sustaric (Sr.), Union County
P Matt Bayes (Sr.), Austin

Honorable mention: Aaron Bressler (Sr.), Fremont; Josh Cobb (Sr.), Boone Grove; Grant Boultinghouse (Sr.), Covenant Christian (Indianapolis); Griffin Dahlstrom (Jr.), North Putnam; Brandon Hiatt (Sr.), Churubusco; Austin Cofield (Sr.), Northeastern; Steve Cornett (Sr.), Bremen; Drew Kidd (Sr.), Boone Grove; Mike Dingwerth (Sr.), Northeastern; Adam Schroeder (Sr.), North Posey; Kyle Rooker (Sr.), North Putnam; Joe Haase (Sr.), Knightstown; Jer Gonzalez (Jr.), Garrett; Johnelle Hardin (Sr.), Providence; Alex Weinzapfel (Sr.), Evansville Mater Dei; J.J. Short (Sr.), Jimtown; Jacob Dunnichay (Jr.), Elwood; Nate Wills (Sr.), Elwood; BJ Sieverding (Sr.), South Ripley; Dylan Hale (Sr.), Austin; Joe Goodman (Sr.), Paoli; Ty Mills (Sr.), Northfield

Class A first team
Position, Name, School
C Jack Bobillo (Sr.), Marquette Catholic (repeat first-team performer)
1B Matt King (Jr.), Rockville
2B Dustin Sterrett (Sr.), Frontier (repeat first-team performer)
3B Jared Broughton (Sr.), Indianapolis Lutheran
SS Nick Schnepp (Sr.), Frontier
OF Zeb Bickett (Sr.), Tri-County
OF Kirby Campbell (Jr.), Cowan
OF Steven Ball (Jr.), Rockville
P Elliot Rowe (Sr.), Caston
P Brandon Gehl (Sr.), Jac-Cen-Del

Honorable mention: Ryley Williams (Sr.), Caston; Curtis Brackett (Jr.), Frontier; Joseph Doust (Sr.), Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian; Dru Anthrop (Jr.), Lafayette Central Catholic; Andy Rasala (Jr.), Kouts; Billy Newton (So.), Shakamak; Jade Anthrop (Sr.), Lafayette Central Catholic; Jeremy Blandford (Sr.), Borden; DJ VanOrden (Sr.), Howe Military; Justin O’Conner (So.), Cowan; Griffin Richeson (Sr.), Lafayette Central Catholic; Matt Turnpaugh (Sr.), Caston; Cam Squires (Jr.), Fort Wayne Canterbury; Willis Wagoner (Sr.), Loogootee; Zach Simon (Sr.), Jac-Cen-Del; Trey Haendiges (Jr.), Christian Academy of Indiana; Brock Vale (Sr.), Whiting; Brock Reilley (Jr.), Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian

2008 All-Academic team
Rank, Name, School
1. Daniel Grossman, North Central
2. Sam Fenker, Fort Wayne Dwenger
3. Brian Ritz, Munster
4. Joe Crouch, Fort Wayne Luers
5. Kurt Kellogg, Fishers
6. Blake Platt, Munster
7. Parker Crosby, East Noble
8. Stephen Barany, Mishawaka Marian
9. James Reed, Northwestern
10. Alex Ainsworth, Bellmont
11. Jordan Jones, Indianapolis Lutheran
12. Andrew Pauszek, Park Tudor
13. Chris Knapp, West Lafayette
14. Ben Berning, Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran
15. Zach Schroeder, Heritage
16. Kevin McMahon, Mishawaka Marian
17. Quinn Easter, Sullivan
18. Eric Louden, New Haven
19. Jared Bickle, Columbia City
20. Jacob Weinstein, Logansport
21. Kyle Burcham, Greensburg
22. Chris Knefelkamp, Heritage
23. Micah Raebel, Kankakee Valley
24. David Lainhart, Madison Shawe
25. Matt McCollough, Elkhart Memorial
26. Ryan Richter, South Bend St. Joseph’s
27. David Lang, Lowell
28. Mitch Vonderau, Fort Wayne Snider
29. Justin Wright, Crawfordsville
30. Logan Rose, Batesville
31. Jordan Callahan, Bedford North Lawrence
32. Mark Rusthoven, Park Tudor
33. Justin Zeller, North Central
34. Adam Persinger, Triton Central
35. Grant Boultinghouse, Covenant Christian (Indianapolis)
36. Brian Isenbarger, Fort Wayne Dwenger
37. Nick Peters, Floyd Central
38. Patrick Davis, Fort Wayne Snider
39. Jason Eckstein, Oldenburg Academies
40. Derek Bailey, Bloomington South
41. Will Zander, Indianapolis Chatard
42. Jaret May, Shakamak
43. Andy Huber, Mount Vernon (Posey)
44. Devin Zimmerman, Peru
45. Sam Titus, Guerin Catholic
46. Geoffrey Wright, Jennings County
47. Robert McPike, Avon
48. Drew Kidd, Boone Grove
49. Adam Stevens, South Vermillion
50. Mason Farr, West Lafayette

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Here’s the listing of All-State and Academic All-State performers for the 2008 girls track & field season, courtesy of iatcc.org:

ALL-STATE
Event 1 Girls 4×800 Meter Relay
1 Westfield ‘A’ 9:12.61 3
 1) Love, Kaitlyn 11 2) Bingham, Maggie 12
 3) Neer, Waverly 09 4) Ehrman, Breanne 12
 2 Lake Central ‘A’ 9:26.20 3
 1) Jensen, Kailey 11 2) Bona, Anna 12
 3) Plenus, Megan 10 4) Payonk, Dana 10
 3 Carmel ‘A’ 9:29.14 3
 1) McCurdy, Kelly 11 2) Taff, Ellie 10
 3) Doron, Katie 10 4) Charles, Caren 12
 4 West Lafayette ‘A’ 9:30.24 3
 1) Bittner, Emily 10 2) Swift, Brenda 12
 3) Daluga, Linsey 11 4) Lewark, Kelsey 11
 5 East Central ‘A’ 9:31.43 2
 1) Cline, Michaela 09 2) Doogs, Kayce 11
 3) Seamon, Courtney 09 4) Studer, Kristal 11
 6 Munster ‘A’ 9:33.16 3
 1) Pagane, Kristen 12 2) Boyle, Colleen 10
 3) Williams, Elaine 10 4) Kunz, Lyndsey 10
 7 Warsaw Community ‘A’ 9:33.60 2
 1) Lyke, Courtnie 10 2) Henry, Ashley 12
 3) Ogle, Cendall 10 4) Ridderman, Erica 11
 8 Carroll (Fort Wayne) ‘A’ 9:34.70 2
 1) Mornout, Jordan 10 2) Gordy, Janelle 09
 3) Johnson, Krista 11 4) Hess, Audrey 12
 9 North Central (Indianapolis) ‘A’ 9:35.85 3
 1) Lane, Jayla 10 2) Mills, Caitlyn 09
 3) Sanner, Kate 10 4) Vogel, Verena 11

Event 2 Girls 100 Meter Dash
1 McGrone, Candyce 12 Warren Centr 11.74 -1.8
 2 Taylor, Janae 12 Richmond 12.35 -1.8
 3 Gholson, Shanice 10 Jeffersonvil 12.45 -1.8
 4 Owens, Nikita 10 EV Central 12.48 -1.8
 5 Blythe, Erica 12 North Centra 12.55 -1.8 12.5404
 6 Watt, Emaryne 11 Perry Mer J12.55 -1.8 12.5494
 7 Bailey, Portia 11 Hamilton SE 12.56 -1.8
 8 Heuss, Elizabeth 12 Covenant 12.64 -1.8
 9 Brown, Shea’alis 11 F W Snider 12.92 -1.8
 
Event 3 Girls 100 Meter Hurdles
1 Snapp, Sarah 12 Shelbyville 14.65 -1.2
 2 Bailey, Portia 11 Hamilton SE 14.70 -1.2
 3 Neville, Rebecca 11 Merrillville 14.71 -1.2
 4 Edwards, Camille 11 North Centra 14.83 -1.2
 5 Bernzott, Sara 11 Connersville 15.00 -1.2
 6 Harms, Jessica 12 F W Northrop 15.04 -1.2
 7 Douglas, Qaniah 11 Warren Centr 15.36 -1.2
 8 Sanders, Amy 12 Roncalli 15.93 -1.2
 9 Ross, Chelsea 11 FW Wayne 17.37 -1.2
 
Event 4 Girls 200 Meter Dash
1 McGrone, Candyce 12 Warren Centr 24.18 -2.2
 2 Farley, Hannah 11 Park Tudor 25.02 -2.2
 3 Campbell, Erica 11 Pike 25.46 -2.2
 4 Taylor, Janae 12 Richmond 25.52 -2.2
 5 Owens, Nikita 10 EV Central 25.54 -2.2
 6 Daniel, Elese 11 SB Clay 25.57 -2.2
 7 Watt, Emaryne 11 Perry Mer 25.68 -2.2
 8 Higginbottom, Shelby 10 N Central Farmer 25.85 -2.2
 9 Perry, Carmen 10 F W South Side 26.06 -2.2
 
Event 5 Girls 1600 Meter Run
1 Banfich, Alexandra 12 Culver Acade 4:55.12
 2 Blanchard, Chelsea 12 Carroll (For 4:57.69
 3 Masterson, Renee 12 Beech Grove 4:59.19
 4 Fritts, Kristin 09 Kankakee Val 5:03.94
 5 Studer, Kristal 11 East Central 5:04.15
 6 Whaley, Lorna 12 Avon 5:07.20
 7 Hirt, Molly 12 Blm North 5:09.39
 8 McCurdy, Kelly 11 Carmel 5:10.17
 9 Ginther, Samantha 11 Carroll (For 5:11.49

Event 6 Girls 4×100 Meter Relay
1 North Central (Indianapolis) ‘A’ 47.35 3
 1) Blythe, Erica 12 2) Cannon, La’ Teasa 12
 3) Popp, Katie 12 4) Quarles, Ashley 11
 2 Warren Central ‘A’ 47.89 3
 1) Aikens, Brianna 09 2) Bruen, Keona 11
 3) McGrone, Candyce 12 4) Harrison, Brionna 09
 3 Fort Wayne Wayne ‘A’ 48.18 3
 1) Perry, Jasmine 10 2) Ross, Chelsea 11
 3) Scruggs, Shaquanna 10 4) Hunter, Elise 10
 4 Ben Davis ‘A’ 48.23 3
 1) Record, Kristina 12 2) Cook, Malika 11
 3) Simmons, Chanel 11 4) Nunley-Lash, Demetria 10
 5 Lawrence North ‘A’ 48.38 3
 1) Hill, Courtney 12 2) Tender, Khrystyn 11
 3) Weathers, Ashley 12 4) Walker, Alyssa 09
 6 Hamilton Southeastern ‘A’ 48.76 3
 1) Polk, Danielle 09 2) Mastronicola, Kate 12
 3) Kinsley, Kara 11 4) Bailey, Portia 11
 7 Fort Wayne Northrop ‘A’ 48.99 2
 1) Smith, Shakeyah 10 2) Jemison, Myonna 09
 3) McDonald, Whitney 09 4) Stephens, Kelsey 12
 8 Fort Wayne Elmhurst ‘A’ 49.03 2
 1) Murray, Stacia 11 2) Stalling, Neema 12
 3) Williams, Andrea’ 12 4) Tatum, Cora 10
 9 Fort Wayne Snider ‘A’ 49.10 3
 1) Bennett, Shirah 12 2) Brown, Shea’alis 11
 3) Reese, Bianca 11 4) Richardson, Rachel 11

Event 7 Girls 400 Meter Dash
1 Farley, Hannah 11 Park Tudor 54.31 3
 2 Gosberry, Devin 12 Munster 55.39 3
 3 Daniel, Elese 11 SB Clay 56.05 3
 4 Christopher, Ruth 12 Munster 56.69 3
 5 Allen, Kierra 12 SB Clay 56.83 2
 6 Weimer, Allison 11 Brownsburg 57.00 3
 7 Neal, Keyonna 12 Gary West Si 57.03 2
 8 Stevens, Kaila 12 Goshen 57.22 3
 9 Pridgen, Lauren 12 Warsaw Commu 57.59 3

Event 8 Girls 300 Meter Hurdles
1 Weatherford, Stacia 11 Law. North 43.45 3
 2 Freeman, Whitney 10 Munster 44.41 3
 3 Snaden, Dionna 12 EV North 45.30 2
 4 Bernzott, Sara 11 Connersville 45.61 3
 5 Reese, Queennetta 11 Lafayette Je 45.62 3
 6 Tolliver, Leigha 11 North Centra 46.15 1
 7 Lehman, Evie 12 Adams Central 46.43 2
 8 Snapp, Sarah 12 Shelbyville 46.47 3
 9 Alexander, Hali 11 New Albany 46.48 1

Event 9 Girls 800 Meter Run
1 Klump, Katherine 12 S Dearborn 2:10.20
 2 Clauser, Creasy 11 Southmont 2:12.66
 3 Talhelm, Christine 12 Franklin Cen 2:15.47
 4 Name, Ashley 10 Mishawaka 2:16.01
 5 Farley, Abby 09 Park Tudor 2:16.27
 6 Catanzarite, Maria 11 SB Riley 2:16.45
 7 Vogel, Verena 11 North Centra 2:16.63
 8 Desimone, Kate 10 FW Canterbury 2:17.41
 9 Johnson, Amanda 12 Jay County 2:17.72 .7145

Event 10 Girls 3200 Meter Run
1 Banfich, Alexandra 12 Culver Acade 10:46.55
 2 Neer, Waverly 09 Westfield 11:02.46
 3 Sobolewski, Carly 11 Chatard 11:05.78
 4 Blanchard, Chelsea 12 Carroll (For 11:06.31
 5 Masterson, Renee 12 Beech Grove 11:06.83
 6 Hamilton, Amy 12 Terre Haute Nort 11:07.86
 7 Higgens, Sarah 11 Center Grove 11:12.97
 8 Blair, Christina 09 Wheeler 11:15.96
 9 Knopp, Sage 10 Central Noble 11:16.05

Event 11 Girls 4×400 Meter Relay
1 Lawrence North ‘A’ 3:52.33 3
 1) Hill, Courtney 12 2) Weatherford, Stacia 11
 3) Spencer, Ashley 09 4) Spencer, Ahlivia 10
 2 Gary West Side ‘A’ 3:52.81 3
 1) Taylor, Nakia 11 2) Neal, Keyonna 12
 3) Stines, Aarion 11 4) Turpin, Beatrice 10
 3 Munster ‘A’ 3:53.26 3
 1) Christopher, Ruth 12 2) Gosberry, Devin 12
 3) Pagane, Kristen 12 4) Rubino, Sarah 12
 4 Ben Davis ‘A’ 3:55.27 3
 1) Bentley, Alexandria 11 2) Goss, Deairra 11
 3) Record, Kristina 12 4) Morrison, Taylor 10
 5 Brownsburg ‘A’ 3:55.34 3
 1) Gaerke, Kirsten 09 2) James, Rio 09
 3) Weimer, Allison 11 4) Miller, Haley 11
 6 Park Tudor ‘A’ 3:55.87 3
 1) Lee, Constance 09 2) Farley, Abby 09
 3) Farley, Hannah 11 4) Little, Aubrey 12
 7 Fort Wayne Snider ‘A’ 3:58.41 3
 1) Hampton, Larissa 09 2) Jackson, Tyreca 09
 3) Tiernon, Tracey 09 4) Wattley, Brielle 09
 8 Carmel ‘A’ 3:58.99 2
 1) Owens, Lexi 11 2) Standifer, Lauren 12
 3) Gibson, Irene 09 4) Sirls, Devan 10
 9 Crown Point ‘A’ 3:59.29 3
 1) Bane, Jen 12 2) Dvojacki, Dominque 11
 3) Rashin, Leah 12 4) Vercellino, Sammy 10

Event 12 Girls High Jump
1 Tidman, Ellie 10 Batesville 5-09.50
 2 Fisher, Tiffany 11 Westview 5-06.00
 3 Schubert, Megan 12 Northwestern J5-06.00
 4 Smith, Jessica 12 Orleans J5-06.00
 5 Cottrell, Jackie 12 Leo J5-06.00
 6 Evans, Elizabeth 11 N Knox 5-05.00
 7 Hayes, Camille 10 Law. Central J5-05.00
 8 Bennett, Elizabeth 12 Hebron J5-05.00
 9 Osborn, Hannah 10 F W Conc J5-05.00

Event 13 Girls Long Jump
1 Young, Erynn 11 Muncie Centr 18-04.00 -1.3
 2 Tatum, Cora 10 Elmhurst 18-02.25 -1.7 17.09.50
 3 Mitchell, Denisha 10 LaPorte J18-02.25 -1.8 17.05.75
 4 Tolliver, Leigha 11 North Centra 18-01.25 +0.0
 5 Higginbottom, Shelby 10 N Central Farmer 17-08.00 -1.9
 6 Gilstrap, Maggie 12 Henryville 17-02.50 -0.8
 7 Cowden, Lauren 09 Law. Central 17-01.25 -1.4
 8 Douglas, Qaniah 11 Warren Centr 17-00.50 -0.3 16.08.50
 9 Harms, Jessica 12 F W Northrop J17-00.50 -1.1 16.06.00

Event 14 Girls Discus Throw
1 Deloney, Rachel 12 Blm North 151-04
 2 Flowers, Monteka 12 Warren Centr 147-01
 3 Delong, Elizabeth 12 Castle 137-00
 4 Baker, Sarah 12 Brownstown C 133-11
 5 Coburn, Brittany 11 LaPorte 133-09 127.07.00
 6 Green, Kelsey 12 Eastbrook J133-09 126.00.00
 7 Watson, Katy 11 Center Grove 133-08
 8 Gable, Samantha 12 Greenfield-C 132-09
 9 Gerbers, Chelsea 10 F W Conc 129-06

Event 15 Girls Shot Put
1 Johnson, Felisha 12 Law. North 47-06.25
 2 Buckley, Kyla 11 North Centra 47-03.50
 3 Kessler, Meghan 12 Crown Point 45-05.75
 4 Flowers, Monteka 12 Warren Centr 44-02.75
 5 Deloney, Rachel 12 Blm North 43-11.25
 6 Bliss, Tori 09 Portage 43-04.25
 7 Gable, Samantha 12 Greenfield-C 42-03.25
 8 Smith, Tiera 10 Elmhurst 42-02.25
 9 Perigo, Tara 12 Lafayette Je 41-08.75

Event 16 Girls Pole Vault
1 Tucker, Margo 10 Law. Central 12-06.00
 2 Sutton, Abbey 12 Valparaiso 12-00.00
 3 Mirabelli, Gianna 11 Lake Central J12-00.00
 4 Markiewicz, Ericka 11 Lake Central 11-09.00
 4 McCardwell, Ellie 10 Pend Hts 11-09.00
 6 Kinnaman, Sarah 12 Westfield 11-03.00
 7 Richman, Rebecca 11 Carroll (For 11-00.00
 8 Rice, Lauren 10 Penn J11-00.00
 8 Johnston, Alyssa 12 Penn J11-00.00

ACADEMIC ALL-STATE
First team
Sarah    Howell    Batesville
Rachel    Irvine    Bloomington North
Kathara    Gereen    Brebeuf
Laura     Lambie-Hamson    Brebeuf
Sarah    Sorensen    Brebeuf
Jessica    Stevens    Brebeuf
Deirdre    Nolan    Brownsburg
Christina    Romer    Brownsburg
Kristin    Snyder    Brownsburg
Mallory    Smith    Brownstown
Chelsea    Blanchard    Carroll (Fort Wayne)
Kristen    Marley    Center Grove
Chelsea    Gustefson    Chesterton
Lindsey     Bauman    East Central
Amber    Shumate    East Central
C.J.    Freeman    East Noble
Kathryn    Wilson    Franklin
Alicia    Munchel    Franklin County
Erica    Soster    Greencastle
Jennifer     Sever    Greenfield
Brook    Munger    Greenwood
Courtney    Brimmer    Hamilton Southeastern
Christina    Cook    Hamilton Southeastern
Lexi    Steinweg-Woods    Harrison (West Lafayette)
Jessica    Hashu    Highland
Broke    Jones    Highland
Erin    Quinn    Homestead
Rose    Plomin    Indianapolis Cathedral
Erin    Nolan    Lafayette Jefferson
Betsy    Tao    Lafayette Jefferson
Natasha    Bergstedt    Logansport
Rebecca    Tweedell    Marion
Rachel    Wheaton    Mount Vernon (Posey)
Maddy    Gawrys-Strand    Mt. Vernon (Fortville)
Bonnie    Kaminski    Muncie Burris
Julie    Reynolds    Muncie Burris
Kieran    Spaulding    Muncie Burris
Amy    Albright    Noblesville
Jessica    Gentry    Noblesville
Kyleigh    Turk    Noblesville
Samantha     Cosenza    North Montgomery
Sarah    Deardurff    North Newton
Rebecca    Lowden    Northwestern
Megan     Schubert    Northwestern
Katherine    Woods    Pike
Maddie    Toth    South Bend St. Joseph’s
Kristyn    Jeffries    South Spencer
Claire    Goldsbrough    West Lafayette
Brenda    Swift    West Lafayette
 
Honorable mention
Sara    Lucas    Avon
Chelsea    Todd    Avon
Lorna    Whaley    Avon
Blaire    Dunlevy    Batesville
Molly    Hirt    Bloomington North
Carly    Klaes    Brownstown
Caitlin    Thomas    Brownstown
Stephanie    Shively    Columbia City
Morgan    Kenner    Crawford County
Lauren    Schaftlein    Crawford County
Jennifer     Bane    Crown Point
Alexandra    Banfich    Culver Academies
Kylee    German    Delphi
Lindsey    Brown    East Central
Amanda    Day    East Central
Natalie    Brown    East Noble
Naomi    Slaughter    Eastern Hancock
Elizabeth     Rogier    Forest Park
Kendra    Wilmes    Forest Park
Emily    Hirsch    Gibson Southern
Lauran    Weatherford    Greencastle
Graciela    Reynolds    Greenfield
Kaylie    Waltz    Hamilton Heights
Kate    Mastronicola    Hamilton Southeastern
Brittany    Lounsbury    Highland
Amy    Dickman    Indianapolis Cathedral
Maia    Eubanks    Indianapolis Cathedral
Kate    Muskat    Indianapolis Chatard
Stephanie    Wellman    Jay County
Brittany    Bullard    Logansport
Angela     Nikitaras    Logansport
Monica    Harvey    New Palestine
Lauren    Trout    New Palestine
Amanda    Wineman    New Palestine
Stephanie    Dewhurst    Northwestern
Lindsey    Sewell    Northwestern
Laura    Harness    Norwell
Lauren    Brown    Penn
Megan     Eakle    Perry Meridian
Brittany    Voris    Perry Meridian
Krista    Beal    Plainfield
Liz    McFarland    Plainfield
Christine    Hamma    South Bend Clay
Tess    Godfrey    South Bend St. Joseph’s
Lauren    Henry    Wes-Del
Laura    Grabowski    West Lafayette
Julia    Ribeiro    West Lafayette
Breanne    Ehrman    Westfield
Jennifer     Tassell    Westfield
Kara    Conflenti    Zionsville
Cara    Haselrig    Zionsville

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Here’s your list of All-State and Academic All-State performers from the 2008 boys track & field season, courtesy of iatccc.org:

ALL-STATE
Event 1 Boys 4×800 Meter Relay
1 Noblesville ‘A’ 7:52.69 3
 1) Snyder, Josh 11 2) Dunlap, Colin 12
 3) Waterman, Jake 11 4) Dircksen, Blake 11
 2 Fishers ‘A’ 7:54.44 3
 1) Allen, Cale 12 2) Shields, Alex 11
 3) Stegman, Tyler 12 4) Shields, Drew 11
 3 Zionsville ‘A’ 7:54.57 3
 1) McCarthy, Kevin 12 2) Kovach, Alexander 12
 3) Stauffer, Travis 12 4) Sorensen, Dylan 11
 4 Carmel ‘A’ 7:55.64 3
 1) Smith, J.D. 11 2) McRoberts, Luke 11
 3) Rosenberg, Logan 11 4) Porter, Dan 10
 5 West Lafayette ‘A’ 7:56.50 3
 1) Daluga, Derek 12 2) Brandyberry, Joe 12
 3) Brandyberry, Matt 12 4) Foster, Ian 11
 6 Ben Davis ‘A’ 7:57.14 3
 1) Martin, Brian 12 2) Orea, Derrick 12
 3) Sefton, Nicholas 12 4) Johnson, Traishaun 10
 7 Merrillville ‘A’ 7:58.32 2
 1) Caruana, Daniel 12 2) Crosby-Greene, Ronald 11
 3) Roberts, Quinn 12 4) Pirtle, Gabriel 12
 8 Lawrence North ‘A’ 8:01.80 2
 1) Murrell, Brad 12 2) Kuhl, Pierce 12
 3) Schutz, Derek 12 4) Thaman, Eric 11
 9 Plymouth ‘A’ 8:01.88 3
 1) Johnson, Peter 12 2) Danielson, Mark 11
 3) Hill, Derek 12 4) Ivy, Curtis 10

Event 2 Boys 100 Meter Dash
1 Smith, Shaun 12 TH North 10.47 1.6
 2 Wilson, Traquincey 12 Lawrence North 10.61 1.6
 3 Guillet, Emerald 12 FW Southside 10.75 1.6
 4 Williams, Lavarus 12 Ben Davis 10.76 1.6
 5 Franklin, Terrell 12 Bni 10.78 1.6
 6 Cordova, Leo 10 Richmond 10.84 1.6 .8312
 7 Zachery, Nick 11 Sheridan J10.84 1.6 .8370
 8 Miller, Jared 11 Bremen 10.85 1.6
 9 Mickler, Bryan 12 Noblesville 10.88 1.6
 
Event 3 Boys 110 Meter Hurdles
1 Richardson, D’Juan 12 Warren Centr 13.96 0.4
 2 Newbern, Brandon 12 Ben Davis 14.48 0.4
 3 Mitchell, Dejuan 12 Lawrence Centra 14.53 0.4
 4 Wiley, Quontrel 11 Elkhart Cent 14.55 0.4
 5 Griffith, Logan 11 SB Adams 14.56 0.4
 6 Swift, Luke 11 Center Grove 14.61 0.4
 7 Seager, Nick 12 Clinton Prai 14.74 0.4
 8 Mack, Jeremy 11 Elkhart Memo 14.94 0.4
 — Collins, Marquis 11 Warren Centr DQ 0.4
 
Event 4 Boys 200 Meter Dash
1 Terrell, Matthew 11 Ben Davis 21.23 0.9
 2 Wilson, Traquincey 12 Lawrence North 21.51 0.9
 3 Williams, Rahpeal 12 Ben Davis 21.64 0.9
 4 Miller, Jared 11 Bremen 21.71 0.9
 5 Cordova, Leo 10 Richmond 21.83 0.9
 6 Hunter, Kadeem 11 Brebeuf Prep 21.87 0.9
 7 Trahan, Sam 12 Marion 22.17 0.9
 8 Lee, Josh 12 Pike 22.26 0.9
 9 Turner, Nick 11 Southport 22.41 0.9
 
Event 5 Boys 1600 Meter Run
1 Shields, Drew 11 Fishers 4:18.14
 2 Wilson, Sean 12 Franklin 4:19.70
 3 Padgett, Craig 12 Mishawaka 4:20.33
 4 Stinefield, Derek 11 Wapahani 4:21.62
 5 Kleber, Robert 11 FW Carroll 4:23.91
 6 Vaughan, Jeremiah 12 Franklin Cou 4:24.20
 7 Betz, Dustin 12 Northeast Dubois 4:24.36
 8 Koch, Logan 12 Crown Point 4:24.66
 9 Smiley, Kyle 11 New Prairie 4:24.76

Event 6 Boys 4×100 Meter Relay
1 Ben Davis ‘A’ 41.33 3
 1) Hester, Colin 11 2) Williams, Rahpeal 12
 3) Williams, Lavarus 12 4) Terrell, Matthew 11
 2 Pike ‘A’ 42.10 3
 1) Dunn, Slyvester 11 2) Peoples, Kentell 12
 3) Harding, Keron 12 4) Keglar, Steven 12
 3 Fort Wayne Northrop ‘A’ 42.44 3
 1) Shank, Corey 11 2) Smith, Alfred 11
 3) Rogan, James 11 4) Sanchez, Juan 11
 4 Lawrence North ‘A’ 42.44 3
 1) Blackburn, Tarus 12 2) Cole, Kevin 09
 3) Conley, Jordan 10 4) Wilson, Traquincey 12
 5 Richmond ‘A’ 42.53 3
 1) Nelloms, Richard 11 2) Cordova, Leo 10
 3) Willis, Erik 10 4) Lemons, Josiah 10
 6 Elkhart Memorial ‘A’ 42.54 2
 1) Owens, Cortez 12 2) Branch, Antwan 12
 3) Mack, Jeremy 11 4) Halliburton, Devington 12
 7 Warren Central ‘A’ 42.57 3
 1) Campbell, Michael 12 2) Cheesebourough, George 11
 3) Thomas, Mykal 12 4) Robinson, Eric 09
 8 Perry Meridian ‘A’ 42.67 3
 1) Espinoza, Javier 11 2) Ferguson, John 12
 3) Miller, Jonathan 12 4) Pino, Charles 12
 9 Valparaiso ‘A’ 42.67 2
 1) Shimala, Scott 11 2) Thompson, Nicholas 10
 3) Hills, Matthew 11 4) Daake, Tyson 12

Event 7 Boys 400 Meter Dash
1 Gardner, Robert 12 Gary Wallace 47.72 3
 2 Lee, Josh 12 Pike 47.93 3
 3 Flournoy, Jerel 12 Gary Wallace 48.21 3
 4 Brown, Eric 12 Wawasee 48.43 3
 5 Randle, Devin 11 Marion 48.51 3
 6 Korenstra, Alex 12 Fairfield 48.57 3
 7 Johnson, Keenan 10 Princeton 48.77 3
 8 Porter, Andrew 11 Castle 49.19 3
 9 Slack, Colton 12 Martinsville 49.30 3

Event 8 Boys 300 Meter Hurdles
1 Richardson, D’Juan 12 Warren Centr 37.18 3
 2 Newbern, Brandon 12 Ben Davis 38.25 3
 3 Huber, Nick 12 Perry Central 38.62 2
 4 Halliburton, Devington 12 Elkhart Memo 39.15 3
 5 Reynard, Brandon 11 Jay County 39.29 3
 6 Lane, Greg 12 Wabash 39.30 3
 7 Tolliver, Myles 12 Portage 39.31 1
 8 Dossey, Jonathan 12 Roncalli 39.48 2
 9 Seager, Nick 12 Clinton Prai 39.59 2

Event 9 Boys 800 Meter Run
1 Shields, Drew 11 Fishers 1:55.14
 2 Schoch, Tim 12 Blm North 1:55.44
 3 Hendershot, Nathan 10 Pendleton 1:55.57
 4 Wilkins, Barry 11 North Central 1:55.95
 5 Crossman, Mark 11 Brownstown C 1:56.00
 6 Holahan, Joe 11 Blm South 1:56.02
 7 Wysong, Jeff 12 West Noble 1:56.50
 8 Bonk, Garett 12 Andrean 1:56.62
 9 White, Cody 12 Heritage 1:56.89

Event 10 Boys 3200 Meter Run
1 Bayer, Andy 12 Leo 9:02.82
 2 Medrano, Tito 12 Laf Jeff 9:02.94
 3 Witt, Anthony 12 Shakamak 9:07.39
 4 Gates, Zach 12 Hamilton SE 9:17.60
 5 Morrow, Nate 12 DeKalb 9:18.41
 6 Shields, Alex 11 Fishers 9:20.27
 7 Pence, John 12 Columbus Nor 9:20.58
 8 Mayhew, Zachary 12 TH North 9:24.45
 9 Bizuneh, Benyam 12 Pike 9:25.58

Event 11 Boys 4×400 Meter Relay
1 Gary Wallace ‘A’ 3:16.37 3
 1) Fryerson, Deshannon 12 2) Dixon, Emmanuel 12
 3) Flournoy, Jerel 12 4) Gardner, Robert 12
 2 Harding ‘A’ 3:18.09 2
 1) Carr, Xavier 11 2) Coleman, Austin 11
 3) Suel, Marquelo 12 4) Hopson, Patrick 11
 3 Ben Davis ‘A’ 3:18.32 3
 1) Martin, Brian 12 2) Newbern, Brandon 12
 3) Rose, Robert 10 4) Williams, Rahpeal 12
 4 Fort Wayne Southside ‘A’ 3:18.85 2
 1) Scott, Juan 10 2) Evans, Derek 12
 3) Harris, Deshaun 11 4) Williams, Jermichael 12
 5 Merrillville ‘A’ 3:19.76 3
 1) Crosby-Greene, Ronald 11 2) Turner, Harold 11
 3) Samuels, Elijah 11 4) Pirtle, Gabriel 12
 6 South Bend Clay ‘A’ 3:19.83 2
 1) Laverne, Nick 12 2) Smith, Daniel 10
 3) Buchanon, Jarrod 10 4) Banks, Dashawn 12
 7 Elkhart Central ‘A’ 3:20.35 2
 1) Harman, Cody 12 2) Robinson, Joshua 12
 3) Williams, Brenden 12 4) Jackson, Andre 11
 8 Wawasee ‘A’ 3:20.40 3
 1) Kaase, Tyson 12 2) Reyes, Anthony 11
 3) McDonald, Ryan 12 4) Brown, Eric 12
 9 Mishawaka Marian ‘A’ 3:20.62 2
 1) Zielinski, Jacob 12 2) Krucina, Benjamin 12
 3) Plude, Kevin 12 4) Walz, Corey 12

Event 12 Boys Discus Throw
1 Belden, Robert 12 Decatur Cent 185-08
 2 Wells, Leonard 12 Warsaw 180-03
 3 Hiatt, Tyler 12 Noblesville 179-01
 4 Pounds, Brandon 12 Lawrence North 172-03
 5 Banke, Nick 11 Mishawaka 171-03
 6 Lowry, Cameron 12 Pike 166-02
 7 Webster, Matthew 12 Warren Centr 164-07
 8 Cox, Ben 12 Harrison (We 160-07
 9 Case, Michael 12 Southport 157-04

Event 13 Boys Shot Put
1 Pounds, Brandon 12 Lawrence North 63-09.00
 2 Engel, Jakob 12 Portage 63-02.75
 3 Hiatt, Tyler 12 Noblesville 58-04.00
 4 Wells, Leonard 12 Warsaw 57-05.00
 5 Stancombe, Ben 11 Blm South 57-01.25
 6 Wyant, Shane 11 Laf Jeff 56-04.75
 7 Drabenstot, Rex 11 Huntington N 55-02.00
 8 Keller, Chadd 12 Bellmont 54-11.00
 9 Belden, Robert 12 Decatur Cent 54-05.75

Event 14 Boys Long Jump
1 Alora, Scottie 12 Blm South 23-03.00 1.2
 2 Franklin, Terrell 12 Bni 23-00.50 1.9
 3 Williams, Rahpeal 12 Ben Davis 23-00.00 1.6
 4 Smith, Daniel 10 SB Clay 22-10.25 0.1
 5 Conley, Jordan 10 Lawrence North 22-09.25 1.4
 6 Harding, Keron 12 Pike 22-06.75 1.6
 7 Smith, Jerry 12 Hammond 22-06.25 1.9
 8 Hudi, Randall 12 Crown Point 21-11.25 1.8
 9 Lewis, Broderick 12 Laf Jeff 21-10.75 -0.6

Event 15 Boys High Jump
1 Spight, Derrick 11 Warren Centr 6-11.00
 2 Carr, Xavier 11 Harding 6-10.00
 3 Davis, Geoff 11 Lawrence Centra 6-07.00
 4 Wise, Jacob 12 Southwestern J6-07.00
 5 Nibbs, Todd 09 Brownsburg 6-06.00
 5 Snep, Cory 11 Whitko 6-06.00
 5 Post, Eric 12 Frontier 6-06.00
 8 McIntyre, Troy 12 Triton 6-04.00
 8 Bloom, Kevin 11 East Noble 6-04.00
 8 Christensen, Jonathan 09 Southmont 6-04.00

Event 16 Boys Pole Vault
1 Shank, Corey 11 FW Northrup 16-06.00
 2 Schipper, Kevin 12 FW Bishop Dwenge J16-06.00
 3 Saunders, Zach 11 Lawrence Centra 15-03.00
 4 Sebastian, Jake 11 Austin 15-00.00
 5 Reynolds, James 12 NorthWood J15-00.00
 6 Gennett, Bryan 12 Lawrence Centra 14-09.00
 7 Lamaster, Andy 12 FW Bishop Luers 14-06.00
 8 Fisher, Travis 12 FW Northrup J14-06.00
 9 Messmer, Derek 12 Jasper J14-06.00
 
ACADEMIC ALL-STATE
First team
Brad    Griesenauer    Avon
Tyler    Gresting    Batesville
Eric    Wessell    Batesville
Derek    Egley    Bellmont
Michael    Hoffman    Bloomington North
Timothy    Schoch    Bloomington North
Wayne    Wang    Bloomington North
August    Boeglin    Bloomington South
Eric    Burger    Brebeuf
Matthew    Kasher    Brebeuf
Thomas    Maloney    Brownsburg
Joel    Fisher    Cascade
Dominic    Gehring    Columbus East
Jim    Caraher    Crawfordsville
Logan    Koch    Crown Point
Jonathon    Young    East Central
Ryan    Hicks    Evansville Central
Sean    Hamnor    Franklin
Sean    Wilson    Franklin
Bryce    Egley    Fort Wayne Snider
Shane    Branscum    Garrett
Daniel    Driver    Goshen
Michael    Murto    Goshen
Kendall    Frazier    Greenfield-Central
Zach    Gatea    Hamilton Southeastern
Joel    Lugo    Hamilton Southeastern
Garrett    Proffitt    Hamilton Southeastern
Brandon    Saalfrank    Homestead
Jacob    Weide    Homestead
Mark    Herber    Huntington North
Samuel B.     Johns    Indianapolis Cathedral
Joseph P.    Kluemper    Indianapolis Cathedral
Jeffery P.    Sterrett    Indianapolis Cathedral
Kenneth    Farris    Indianapolis Ritter
Benjamin    Ivers    Indianapolis Ritter
Harry    Jones    International
Brad    Murrell    Lawrence North
Brian    Groendyke    Mishawaka
James    Burgwald    Munster
Sam    Kasmark    Munster
Tim     Qualls    Munster
Blake    Williams     Munster
Tim     Yee    Munster
Ethan    Ferguson    New Castle
Scott    Sorenson    Noblesville
Rod    Lammers    North Central (Indianapolis)
David    Marcus    North Central (Indianapolis)
David    Riggleman    Perry Meridian
David    Eichenberger    Plainfield
Brenden    Siekman    Rising Sun
Jon     Latzka    South Bend Riley
John     Aversa    South Bend St. Joseph’s
Ben    DeTrempe    South Bend St. Joseph’s
Ted    Murphy    South Bend St. Joseph’s
Michael    Case    Southport
Matthew    Meyer    Valparaiso
Orion    Wenrich    Warren Central
Stephen    Larew    West Lafayette
Jeff    Wysong    West Noble
Michael    Hegeman    Zionsville
Alexander    Kovach    Zionsville
Drew    Morden    Zionsville

Honorable mention
Brandon    Heeger    Avon
Colin    Yoder    Avon
Chadd    Keller    Bellmont
Donavan    White    Ben Davis
Wes     Drake    Bloomington North
Drake    Volz    Bloomington South
Sam    Schnus    Boonville
Timothy    Bennett    Brebeuf
Ben    Hendricks    Brown County
Josh    Elkins    Brownsburg
Cyle    Kasper    Calumet
Kevin    Ives    Carroll (Flora)
Jonathon    Keisling    Cass
Greg    Lenfert    Charlestown
Harrison    Fausey    Columbia City
William    Lannan    Columbus East
Patrick     Kelly    Columbus North
Benjamin    Oren    Columbus North
Matthew    Ryan    Columbus North
Bill    Steckelberg    Culver Academies
Steve    Geelhord    Delta
Allen    Schwartz    East Central
Andrew    Duggan    Evansville Central
Spencer    Deig    Evansville Memorial
Alex    Karenstra    Fairfield
Faisil    Akbar    Fishers
Cale    Allen    Fishers
Josh    Weyer    Forest Park
Andrew    Piropato    Fort Wayne Northrop
Colin    Vance    Fort Wayne Snider
Joshua    Wappes    Fort Wayne Snider
Aaron    Smith    Greenfield-Central
Ryan    Sanders    Hamilton Southeastern
Scott    Spillman    Hamilton Southeastern
Aaron    Watson    Hanover Central
Andy    Alvarez    Homestead
Brian    Graham    Homestead
Shane    Ruckel    Homestead
Timothy    Serafino    Jimtown
Sean    Sullivan    Kokomo
Kyle    Kauus    Lake Central
Jacob    Kramer    Lake Central
Michael    Fout    LaPorte
Trevor    Shields    Lebanon
Brice    Roads    Logansport
Michael    Arihood    McCutcheon
Shaun    Walling    McCutcheon
Nolan    Fine    Michigan City
Ryan    Eberhardt    Mishawaka
Wayne    Masteller    Mishawaka
Matthew    Reed    Mount Vernon (Posey)
Kenny    Hamilton    Munster
Alec    Shmagranoff    Munster
Adrian    Tucker    New Castle
Nick    McColley    New Palestine
Eric    Scrspture    New Palestine
Robert    Croumlich    New Prairie
Eric    Nicholas    North Central (Indianapolis)
Philip    Schulthies    Northeast Dubois
David    Beal    Northwestern
Quinton    Burkett    Northwestern
Aaron    Miller    Northwestern
Nick    Reed    Northwestern
Joe    Williams    Northwestern
Nick    Huber    Perry Central
Corey    Kimball    Perry Central
Alex    Kain    Plainfield
Myles    Hornsby    Rising Sun
Brian    Powers    South Bend St. Joseph’s
John     Schafer    South Bend St. Joseph’s
Oliver    Temple    South Bend St. Joseph’s
Mike    Pavell    Valparaiso
Brian    Tran    Valparaiso
William    Wunder    Valparaiso
Micah    Aldrich    Warren Central
Aaron    Steele    Wawasee
Derek    Daluga    West Lafayette
Paul    Lim    West Lafayette
Ben    Pluckebaum    West Lafayette
Kyle    Young    Western
Pete    Anderson    Westfield
Jason    LaPaglia    Westfield
Alex    Wade    Westfield
Tyler    Mantel    Zionsville
Kevin    McCarty    Zionsville

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From the ICGSA’s Bruce Fleming

The South team dominated play at the 10th Annual Senior North-South Tennis All-Star Event held June 8 at the University of Indianapolis Tennis Center, rolling to a 16-7 win to take back the Cup from the North. The tournament, sponsored by the Indiana Coaches of Girls Sports Association, featured standout players from across the state in both singles and doubles.

It was a fun-packed day full of competition and new friendships, highlighted by honoring these talented athletes at the conclusion of the day’s matches. That ceremony included the awarding of the ICGSA Tennis Scholarship, which encourages young women to offer leadership beyond the tennis court, to Benton Central’s Chelsey Bolin.

Also earning awards were Zionsville’s Pat Slama, named Coach of the Year, and the following District Coaches of the Year: Tim Wright (West Lafayette, District 1), Jerry Gerig (Fort Wayne Canterbury, District 2), Slama (Zionsville, District 3), Matt DeVault (Alexandria, District 4), and Kelly Watson (Castle, District 5).

Coaching the victorious South squad was Dan McNally of Indianapolis Chatard, Kendal Hammel of Columbus North, and Paoli’s Tyla Wells. The North was coached by Canterbury’s Gerig as well as Bob Modesto of state runner-up Munster.

Here are results from the competition:
            
Round 1    
North player, points earned, winning team, South player, points earned
Kristin McKinney (Delta), 0.5, South, Demi Bayt (Indianapolis Cathedral), 1

Aly O’Conner (Lebanon), 0, South, Sami McQueen (Avon), 1    
            
Darcy Cunningham (Mississinewa), 0, South, Colleen Farrell (Carmel), 1
                
Amy Kline/Andrea Moore (Concord), 1,    North, Heather Irey (Warren Central)/Hannah Clingan (Covington), 0
                
Tiffani Bickel/Cindy Muhlenkamp (Jay County), 0, South, Courtney Ecker/Kayla Lawler (Centerville), 1
                
Amanda Mortensen/Katrina Mumm (LaVille), 0, South, Cristy Tucker (Franklin)/Katie Rynkiewich (Mount Vernon), 1
                                
Round 2    
North player, points earned, winning team, South player, points earned
Abbe Cox (Alexandria), 0, South, Kayla Lawler (Centerville), 1
                
Tiffani Bickel (Jay County), 0, South, Lauren Arnold (Franklin), 1
                
Amy Kline (Concord)/Kristin McKinney (Delta), 0.5, South, Colleen Farrell (Carmel)/Sami McQueen (Avon), 1    
                
Aly O’Conner (Lebanon)/Andrea Moore (Concord), 1, North, Demi Bayt (Indianapolis Cathedral)/Heather Irey (Warren Central), 0.5
                
Darcy Cunningham (Mississinewa)/Amanda Mortensen (LaVille), 0.5, South, Courtney Ecker (Centerville)/Cristy Tucker (Franklin), 1
                                
Cindy Muhlenkamp (Jay County)/Katrina Mumm (LaVille), 0, South, Hannah Clingan (Covington)/Katie Rynkiewich (Mount Vernon), 1    
                
Round 3    
North player, points earned, winning team, South player, points earned
Abbe Cox (Alexandria), 0.5, South, Katie Rynkiewich (Mount Vernon), 1
                
Aly O’Conner (Lebanon), 1, North, Lauren Arnold (Franklin), 0.5
                
Andrea Moore/Amy Kline (Concord), 0.5, South, Demi Bayt (Indianapolis Cathedral)/Colleen Farrell (Carmel), 1                
                
Kristin McKinney (Delta)/Darcy Cunningham (Mississinewa), 0.5, South    , Courtney Ecker/Kayla Lawler (Centerville), 1
                
Amanda Mortensen/Katrina Mumm (LaVille), 0.5, South, Sami McQueen (Avon)/Cristy Tucker (Franklin), 1
            
Tiffani Bickel/Cindy Muhlenkamp (Jay County), 0.5, South, Heather Irey (Warren Central)/Hannah Clingan (Covington), 1

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By Mike McGraw
Executive Director

The girls track & field state finals were, as usual, a great show. Here are a few random thoughts from a long and enjoyable day …

It is incredibly ironic that the beautiful weather – low 80s and sunny with a variable breeze following a spring that was so late in coming – was actually part of the story. The athletes were not used to dealing with the heat, and it showed in many of the longer running events.

Many of these girls had not competed on a day like this the entire season. There were a number of distance performances adversely affected by heat on a day most people would have called nearly perfect.

The curtain fell on the singular career of Culver Academies’ Alex Banfich on this day. Banfich won both the 1600- and 3200-meter titles, bringing her career total to eight. She became the winningest female distance runner in Indiana history. She is also a story of grace and composure under pressure. Click here to see our interview with Alex.

Shelby Higginbottom of North Central (Farmersburg) was one of the truly intriguing stories of this meet. Higginbottom, a sophomore, qualified for the state finals in four events. As a freshman, she had competed in the meet in two events. The intriguing twist to this story is that, until that ninth-grade season, she had never competed in an organized track competition. As you will see by clicking here for this interview, Higginbottom is as charming as she is talented.

This was a night of déjà vu for veteran track fans. There was a plethora of repeat champions. That trend started with Warren Central, which won a third consecutive team title. Individually, the list includes Bloomington North’s Rachel Deloney (discus), Candyce McGrone of Warren Central (200 meters), Ellie Tidman (high jump), Park Tudor’s Hannah Farley (400), and the Westfield 4x 800 meter relay team.

Batesville’s Tidman is a story in the making. Not only is she a repeat champion in the high jump, but she is only a sophomore. There is a real chance this young lady could be a four-time state champion. As is so common for high school athletes, that prospect was of less concern to Tidman than the next available sports season – click here for our interview with Ellie.

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The Indiana Coaches of Girls Sports Association has named its 2008 All-State and Academic All-State teams. Here are your lists of special players …

ALL-STATE
First team
Player, grade, school
Tori Collins, 12, McCutcheon (Miss Softball)   
Rachel Weaver, 12, Lake Central
Mel Dumezich, 11, Whiting
Ashley Moore, 12, Munster
Molly Long, 12, Logansport
Katie Hackney, 12, Huntington North
Tristan Dykes, 12, Eastern (Greentown)
Sarah Oppelt, 12, Mishawaka
Amy Blackstone, 12, Fort Wayne Snider
Alexandra Dunfee, 12, Penn
Jenny Esparza, 11, Avon
Chanda Bell, 12, Franklin Central
Jamie Goss, 12, c Scecina
Jennifer Barnett, 12, Roncalli
Brett Williams, 12, Hamilton Southeastern
Erin Falkenberry, 12, Pendleton Heights
Alyssa Marcum, 12, New Palestine
Emily Gwaltney, 11, Center Grove
Shonda Garringer, 12, Pendleton Heights
Lauren Nacke, 12, Center Grove
Audra Sanders, 11, Tecumseh
Leah Miller, 12, Jasper
Anne Broadhead, 12, Boonville
Maggie Little, 12, South Spencer
Catie Cozart, 12, Castle

Second team
Player, grade, school
Jacki Fletcher, 10, Lowell
Jen Kosinski, 12, Lake Central
Brittany Bridges, 12, Griffith
Lisa Cappa, 12, Harrison (Lafayette)
Jessica Toth, 10, Hanover Central
Samantha DeFord, 12, Mishawaka Marian
Maria Gillis, 11, South Bend Adams
Anna Maddox, 12, Eastern (Greentown)
Ashley Hamilton, 12, Northridge
Cassie Boese, 12, Northridge
Ashley Campbell, 12, Brebeuf
Erika Silence, 12, Decatur Central
Morgan Lewis, 10, Indianapolis Lutheran
Erika Petruzzi, 11, Carmel
Kathleen Maloof, 11, Hamilton Southeastern
Cassie Loweth, 11, Columbus North
Jessica Huey, 12, New Palestine
Sara Evans, 11, New Palestine
Abby Balbach, 12, Mt. Vernon (Fortville)
Kris Perdiew, 12, East Central
Laura Whitehead, 12, Evansville Central
Kayla Lambert, 11, North Harrison
Madeline Brink, 10, Castle
Kristen O’Haver, 12, North Daviess
Cherrod Gwaltney, 10, Floyd Central

Third team
Player, grade, school
Amanda Gough, 12, Chesterton
Eleanor Kennedy, 12, Munster
Holly Johnson, 12, Culver Academies
Katie Reiff, 11, Twin Lakes
Lanay Parks, 10, Wheeler
Elizabeth Wagner, 11, Kokomo
Melissa Werling, 11, Norwell
Kaylee Faurtoe, 12, Bellmont
Cady Riggs, 12, Madison-Grant
Micolea DePew, 12, DeKalb
Alicia Garrison, 11, Decatur Central
Micah Docherty, 12, Decatur Central
Emily Sullivan, 12, Martinsville
Jennifer DeMotte, 11, Franklin Central
Nikki Burris, 11, Avon
Stormy Holder, 12, Anderson Highland
Ashley Warrum, 11, Pendleton Heights
Tiffany Held, 11, Pendleton Heights
Abby Wood, 11, Shelbyville
Katie Coffin, 12, Greenfield-Central
Katy Kruse, 12, Tecumseh
Ericka Holcomb, 12, Bloomington South
Mary Tindle, 12, Evansville Reitz
Jamie Stutsman, 11, Boonville
Chelsea Jordan, 11, New Albany

ACADEMIC ALL-STATE
First team
Player, school, coach
Andrea DiRuzza, Alexandria, Rob Sayre
Allie Hoover, Boonville, Mike Wilson
Katrina Hegde, Brebeuf, Bill McDonald
Ellen Cotant, Carroll (Fort Wayne), Dave Myers
Holly Paris, Covington, Tiffany Mosson
Emily Kayser, Delphi, Randy German
Kallen Hovland, East Central, John Roth
Kelsey Vonderheide, Forest Park, Glenn Knies
Katie Coffin, Greenfield-Central, Jason Stewart
Ashley Gilbert, Hamilton, Dale Rakestraw
Tosha Embry, Henryville, Jenny Odle
Kayla Felton, Huntington North, Paris Seibold
Katie Hackney, Huntington North, Paris Seibold
Nicole Pfenning, Lakeland, Sherry Severson
Lauren Miller, Leo, Ben Shappell
Kristina Kuzma, Lowell, Pete Iussig
Abigail Balbach, Mt. Vernon (Fortville), Mike McGill
Eleanor Kennedy, Munster, Beth Vesa
Amanda Williams, North Decatur, Sam Field
Michelle Harrell, North Knox, Tony Jones
Whitney Tooley, North Posey, Michele Sells
Libby Rynkiewich, North Posey, Michele Sells
Lindsay Thomas, Northview, Bethany Jones
Briana Yoder, NorthWood, Ryan Mattern
Maja Warrum, Pendleton Heights, Scott Hall
Natalie Boyer, Perry Meridian, Shannon Burton
Rachel MacBeth, Perry Meridian, Shannon Burton
Stacy Vervynckt, Plymouth, Ed Kelso
Kayla Dillon, Princeton, Tim Bertram
Kayla Pickersgill, Princeton, Tim Bertram
Kate Waters, Richmond, Kyle Ingram
Joanna Strahla, Shakamak, Paige Wolf
Anne Lehman, South Adams, Jeff Bradtmiller
 Abbey Schmahl, South Dearborn, Patrick Murphy
Jaclyn Grelle, Southport, Melissa Franzosi
Hannah Lengel, Southwood, R. Duane Nordman
Marissa Feagley, Tecumseh, Gordon Wood
Caitlin O’Brien, Warren Central, Allison Gruner
Angie Beer, Wawasee, Cory Schutz

Honorable mention
Player, school, coach
Stacey Kessens, Batesville, Dave ****
Sara Greer, Bedford North Lawrence, Brad Gilbert
Kaylee Faurote, Bellmont, Chirs Hakes
Ericka Holcomb, Bloomington South, Meg Montgomery
Blair Anderson, Bloomington South, Meg Montgomery
Lauren Doelling, Boone Grove, Andrew Niksich
Anne Broadhead, Boonville, Mike Wilson
Kristen Mitchell-****, Brebeuf, Bill McDonald
Alison Happel, Carroll (Fort Wayne), Dave Myers
Charla McGough, Carroll (Fort Wayne), Dave Myers
Jennifer Berlet, Cass, Scott Rouch
Molly Naphew, Cass, Scott Rouch
Heather Steinbach, Columbus North, Ron Horton
Chelsea McCollum, Covenant Christian (Indianapolis), John Owens
Brittney Ballard, Decatur Central, Jason Wise
Kristina Barnard, Delphi, Randy German
Kari Silvati, East Central, John Roth
Brittany Wegman, East Central, John Roth
Kristin Perdiew, East Central, John Roth
Kaitlyn Smith, Eastern (Greentown), Jerry Haines
Sara Horner, Eastern (Greentown), Jerry Haines
Julia Delong, Eastern Greene, Gina Ingram
Jodi Byers, Eastern Greene, Gina Ingram
Amber Clark, Eastern Greene, Gina Ingram
Emily Milnes, Eastern Greene, Gina Ingram
Elizabeth Wright, Floyd Central, Joseph Witten
Chelsea Sanders, Fort Wayne Dwenger, Dave Moyer
Sarah Williams, Franklin, Tom Morton
Katie Sandlin, Franklin Central, Kathy Stricker
Lauren Marshall, Garrett, Scott Bishop
Jordan Kleine, Hamilton Southeastern, David Cook
Ashley Nelson, Hamilton Southeastern, David Cook
Julee Czubak, Hammond Clark, Christina Delgado
Loren Clark, Harrison (West Lafayette), Abby Willlis
Amy Rowdon, Harrison (West Lafayette), Abby Willlis
Kaci Kleeman, Heritage Hills, Joe Asbury
Emily Burnworth, Huntington North, Paris Seibold
Leah Miller, Jasper, Tom Rupert
Erin Harper, Jeffersonville, Becky Shafer
Rachael Stephenson, Lanesville, Bill Krammes
Beth Glomb, Lanesville, Bill Krammes
Kaitlyn Bolanowski, Lowell, Pete Iussig
Katie Crowe, Maconaquah, Dennis Leffler
Victoria Collins, McCutcheon, Jim Bates
Michelle Laux, Mishawaka Marian, George Grenert
Ashley Moore, Munster, Beth Vesa
Jacquelynne Porter, North Central (Farmersburg), Lela Earley
Brooke Wittmer, North Daviess, Jodi Berry
Kim Anderson, North Knox, Tony Jones
Cassie Boese, Northridge, Andrew Robinson
Ashley Buck, Northridge, Andrew Robinson
Kyler Clark, Northview, Bethany Jones
Alexandra Dunfee, Penn, Beth Zachary
Heather Genovese, Penn, Beth Zachary
Megan Priest, Perry Meridian, Shannon Burton
Jessica Centa, Plymouth, Ed Kelso
Allyssa Stoll, Princeton, Tim Bertram
Melanie Cates, Princeton, Tim Bertram
Rachelle Buckel, Roncalli, Gerard Striby
Amber Melick, South Adams, Jeff Bradtmiller
Emily Maples, South Dearborn, Patrick Murphy
Melanie Hay, South Spencer, Tara Compton
Casey Smith, South Spencer, Tara Compton
Callayn Paul, Southwood, R. Duane Nordman
Kristina McLane, Southwood, R. Duane Nordman
Jessica Ganshorn, Triton, Steve McBride
Kendra Veale, Washington, Alan Lemon

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The Indiana High School Golf Coaches Association has released its All-State and Academic All-State boys golf teams for the 2008 season. The group also named Avon’s Brent Sailor as coach of the year as well as two new inductees into the sport’s Hall of Fame, Craig Bowden and Kirk Schooley.

The All-State team:
                    
NAME                    GRADE         SCHOOL                    COACH
T.J. Carpenter         12            Triton                        Jack Carpenter    
Tyler Duncan           12            Columbus North          Douglas Bieker    
Ben Marvin Egel        9             Northwestern              Randy Lindgren    
David Erdy               12            Castle                        Mike Reiter    
Ryan Grassel            10            Chesterton                 John Sparks    
Nick Grubnich**        9            Crown Point                 n/a
Ronnie Harris           12            Avon                          Brent Sailor    
Drew Hrvatin           10            Evansville Reitz            Joe Schlosser    
Al Jennings             10            Homestead                 Rod Parker    
Aaron Monson**     12            Perry Meridian               n/a
Trey Pfund             11            Providence                  Dave Lobeck    
Patrick Rodgers        9             Avon                          Brent Sailor    
Jason Seward**      12            Indianapolis Cathedral    Joe Vollmer    
Adam Sumrall          11            Mishawaka Marian          Jim Kryder    
Andrew Wegeng     11            Avon                          Brent Sailor    
Bryan Whitt            12            Avon                          Brent Sailor    
Chase Wright          12            Delta                          Brian Lewis    
Corey Ziedonis        11            Indianapolis Cathedral    Joe Vollmer    
                        
** Denotes players who finished among the Top 6 at the golf state finals are automatically All-State regardless of nomination from coach.

The Academic All-State team:
 
PLAYER                        SCHOOL                            COACH
Brian Thomas Argus        Canterbury                         Bob Brothers
Nicholas R. Arnold           Homestead                        Rod Parker
Jacob T. Bailey               South Central (Union Mills)   Scott Bailey
Brett Barnes                   Marion                              Mark Hyman
David A. Cable                Manchester                       Gary Goshert
Matthew R. Geiger          Lawrence Central               Norman Starkey
Ronald C. Harris              Avon                                 Brent Sailor
Andrew Kaminski            Munster                             Brian Clark
Austen J. Owen             Fort Wayne Snider              Michelle Gerbasek
Collin Rhoade                 Elkhart Central                    John C. Krouse
Mark D. Schneider          Bedford North Lawrence       Michael Wright
Matthew Strandmark      Madison                              Al Wilcox
Andrew C. Weigel          Batesville                            Tom Meyer
Matthew D. Williams       Northview                           Scott Buell
Brian P. Wolpert             Lafayette Jefferson              **** Murray

Coach of the Year: Brent Sailor, Avon

The Indiana High School Golf Coaches Hall of Fame inductees:

Craig Bowden a 1986 graduate of Bedford North Lawrence who played college golf at the University of Indianapolis and earned junior college All-American honors at Vincennes University. Bowden turned pro in 1989 and has been a touring professional since. He has won the Indiana Open two times and has won three times on the Nationwide Tour. He has played 125 PGA Tour events, including several U.S. Opens and more than 200 Nationwide events. He has won over $2 million on tour.
 
Kirk Schooley, a graduate of Columbus North, was a two-time All-State selection while a Bull Dog. Kirk was a two-time MVP and standout golfer for Ball State. His six collegiate victories ranks him third in Ball State history. He was the 1983 Mid-American Conference Sportsman of the Year and an honorable mention All-American that same year. After winning the 1983 MAC championship as an individual, Kirk led the Cardinals to an 18th-place finish in the NCAA Championships. Kirk is now head professional at Juniper Hills Golf Course in Frankfort, Ky.

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Ready to shift gears into 2008-09 mode? WE ARE!! Now, if only there was an easy way to line up all those columns …

Here are standings from the state’s 43 football conferences (including Independents as a conference) for the 2007 season, courtesy of John Harrell’s Indiana high school football website:

ALLEN COUNTY ATHLETIC
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Garrett            6-1    138    77    8-2    205    124
Adams Central        5-2    122    62    9-3    268    100
Leo            5-2    156    114    6-4    210    172
Woodlan            5-2    138    105    5-5    151    174
Heritage        4-3    129    71    5-6    173    154
Bluffton        1-6    109    204    2-8    155    259
Southern Wells        1-6    105    177    2-8    173    253
South Adams        1-6    105    192    2-9    157    301

BIG EIGHT
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Mount Carmel (Ill.)    6-0    231    79    12-1    527    204
Jasper            5-1    206    57    9-3    298    145
Mount Vernon (Posey)    4-2    173    152    8-5    344    304
Washington        2-4    75    171    6-5    185    229
Vincennes Lincoln    2-4    140    109    3-7    170    202
Princeton        1-5    76    214    2-8    125    360
Boonville        1-5    78    197    1-9    112    373

CENTRAL INDIANA
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Eastbrook        7-0    266    89    9-2    335    139
Madison-Grant        4-3    215    138    6-4    335    234
Oak Hill        4-3    203    156    6-4    259    204
Blackford        4-3    122    153    5-5    179    206
Frankton        4-3    167    161    5-5    254    237
Elwood            4-3    160    118    6-6    249    218
Mississinewa        1-6    114    144    4-7    178    185
Alexandria        0-7    54    342    0-10    102    485

CONFERENCE INDIANA
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Pike            7-0    226    71    14-1    394    166
Columbus North        6-1    273    98    12-2    505    148
Franklin Central    5-2    206    164    9-3    333    242
Bloomington South    3-4    199    224    5-5    289    277
Perry Meridian        3-4    150    202    3-7    222    327
Bloomington North    2-5    162    265    4-6    291    335
Lawrence Central    2-5    182    246    3-8    238    338
Southport        0-7    117    245    1-9    166    322

DUNELAND ATHLETIC
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Merrillville        6-1    232    95    12-2    361    179
Crown Point        6-1    200    117    8-3    278    182
Chesterton        4-3    143    179    6-4    212    248
Valparaiso        4-3    149    175    6-5    263    292
Lake Central        3-4    143    158    7-5    218    218
Portage            3-4    109    134    5-5    178    176
LaPorte            2-5    178    202    3-7    234    269
Michigan City        0-7    137    231    2-8    215    266

EASTERN INDIANA
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
East Central        5-0    168    33    8-3    322    131
Batesville        4-1    145    82    8-3    293    153
Greensburg        3-2    116    92    4-6    190    233
South Dearborn        2-3    58    107    5-6    228    225
Lawrenceburg        1-4    27    122    6-6    173    228
Franklin County        0-5    61    139    1-9    151    311

GREAT LAKES ATHLETIC
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Hammond            3-0    145    54    9-2    423    172
Hammond Morton        2-1    79    32    6-4    235    163
Hammond Clark        1-2    90    71    8-4    436    178
Hammond Gavit        0-3    26    183    2-8    137    414

GREATER SOUTH SHORE
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Wheeler            7-0    369    85    11-2    478    190
South Central (UM)    5-2    193    158    6-4    234    252
Hammond Noll        5-2    201    154    5-5    248    269
Calumet            3-4    232    187    5-6    306    299
Whiting            3-4    327    109    5-6    422    217
Lake Station        2-5    100    262    2-8    140    407
North Newton        2-5    86    289    2-8    124    462
River Forest        1-6    25    289    1-9    25    431

HOOSIER
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Sheridan        6-0    270    48    15-0    630    120
West Lafayette        5-1    201    126    8-2    318    179
Tipton            4-2    152    47    8-3    258    99
Benton Central        3-3    95    129    4-6    174    169
Rensselaer        2-4    66    145    4-7    212    238
Twin Lakes        1-5    105    217    5-7    229    317
Delphi            0-6    59    236    4-8    191    334

HOOSIER CROSSROADS
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Hamilton Southeastern    7-2    227    130    10-3    337    174
Avon            7-2    224    113    8-3    280    171
Westfield        6-3    200    159    9-4    277    226
Fishers            6-3    212    154    6-4    229    182
Lafayette Jefferson    5-4    238    197    5-5    266    246
Noblesville        4-5    180    239    5-6    229    281
Zionsville        4-5    173    167    5-6    206    195
Brownsburg        4-5    147    170    4-6    160    205
Harrison (W. Lafayette)    2-7    191    269    4-8    290    353
McCutcheon        0-9    75    269    1-10    114    334

HOOSIER HEARTLAND
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Lafayette Central Cath.    4-0    161    41    9-1    352    116
Clinton Central        3-1    177    77    7-4    350    227
Clinton Prairie        2-2    112    122    7-4    353    216
Carroll (Flora)        1-3    77    147    3-7    162    269
Tri-Central        0-4    73    213    1-9    162    379

HOOSIER HERITAGE
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Shelbyville        7-0    275    110    11-1    431    187
Delta            6-1    293    85    9-2    389    161
New Palestine        4-3    125    149    5-5    166    225
Greenfield-Central    4-3    124    177    4-6    158    261
Mt. Vernon (Fortville)    3-4    157    153    4-6    249    214
Yorktown        2-5    136    183    4-6    237    246
Rushville        2-5    114    209    3-8    207    305
Pendleton Heights    0-7    100    258    1-9    184    335

HOOSIER HILLS
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Columbus East        7-0    348    49    11-2    568    177
Jeffersonville        6-1    281    80    10-3    435    202
Bedford N. Lawrence    4-3    174    128    5-5    188    176
New Albany        4-3    173    193    4-6    201    294
Seymour            3-4    154    180    4-6    201    277
Jennings County        2-5    100    200    3-7    148    266
Floyd Central        2-5    136    227    2-8    182    306
Madison            0-7    43    352    0-10    57    471

INDIANA CROSSROADS
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Indianapolis Scecina    3-0    84    42    5-6    189    206
Indianapolis Ritter    2-1    99    55    10-4    402    264
Beech Grove        1-2    63    117    2-8    216    393
Park Tudor        0-3    73    105    3-7    193    257

INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC SCHOOL
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Indianapolis Arlington    6-0    255    38    8-2    384    124
Indpls. Howe Academy    5-1    161    89    6-4    217    182
Indpls. Broad Ripple    4-2    160    171    5-5    199    315
Indianapolis Tech    3-3    124    120    4-6    215    230
Indianapolis Manual    2-4    95    118    3-7    142    241
Indianapolis Northwest    1-5    85    158    1-9    111    267
Indpls. Washington    0-6    39    225    1-9    101    342

METROPOLITAN INTERSCHOLASTIC
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Center Grove        6-1    260    116    9-2    409    173
Warren Central        6-1    311    173    8-4    436    301
Carmel            5-2    275    123    13-2    542    190
Ben Davis        5-2    173    157    7-4    273    242
North Central (Indpls.)    3-4    148    217    5-6    213    297
Lawrence North        2-5    186    247    3-7    268    334
Terre Haute South    1-6    102    238    2-8    153    320
Terre Haute North    0-7    92    276    3-8    211    365

MID-INDIANA FOOTBALL
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Triton Central        5-0    236    70    10-1    446    176
Indian Creek        4-1    136    85    6-4    243    215
Milan            3-2    125    82    3-7    164    171
North Decatur        2-3    111    136    6-4    301    236
South Decatur        1-4    75    93    3-7    199    248
Edinburgh        0-5    45    262    0-10    106    540

MID-INDIANA
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Hamilton Heights    7-0    301    64    8-3    348    130
Cass            6-1    252    77    11-3    413    152
Western            5-2    273    89    9-4    384    184
Northwestern        4-3    159    163    8-5    271    283
Taylor            3-4    128    137    6-5    259    193
Peru            2-5    80    205    2-8    121    299
Maconaquah        1-6    60    304    1-9    86    420
Eastern (Greentown)    0-7    72    286    0-10    106    425

MID-SOUTHERN
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Charlestown        6-0    238    43    10-1    416    141
Brownstown        5-1    232    123    9-3    428    261
Salem            4-2    143    69    7-3    243    134
Corydon            3-3    84    189    4-7    131    375
Clarksville        2-4    157    87    5-5    263    154
North Harrison        1-5    96    163    3-7    246    225
Eastern (Pekin)        0-6    14    290    1-9    108    452

MID-STATE
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Mooresville        6-0    223    54    9-1    379    89
Decatur Central        5-1    171    91    8-4    293    220
Plainfield        4-2    186    108    8-4    311    194
Whiteland        3-3    138    103    7-5    327    185
Greenwood        2-4    119    197    4-7    198    316
Martinsville        1-5    86    214    2-8    150    309
Franklin        0-6    73    229    2-9    180    390

MIDWEST
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Pioneer            7-0    346    90    9-2    470    168
South Newton        6-1    283    102    10-2    533    191
Tri-County        5-2    264    150    9-4    384    278
Winamac            4-3    193    180    5-6    244    297
Frontier        3-4    138    209    3-7    167    282
West Central        2-5    124    215    2-8    169    297
Caston            1-6    85    280    1-9    129    401
North White        0-7    54    261    2-8    110    330

NORTH CENTRAL
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Kokomo            7-0    251    94    8-2    295    202
Huntington North    6-1    260    145    9-2    370    241
Logansport        5-2    273    134    7-3    335    195
Anderson        3-4    247    192    4-6    323    303
New Castle        2-5    170    208    4-7    271    316
Marion            2-5    114    195    2-8    175    302
Richmond        2-5    96    294    2-8    131    409
Muncie Central        1-6    126    275    1-9    198    446

NORTHEAST CORNER
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Fairfield        8-0    406    73    10-1    490    125
Lakeland        7-1    195    92    7-3    207    150
Churubusco        6-2    291    114    11-3    467    217
Central Noble        5-3    155    124    6-5    196    185
Prairie Heights        4-4    138    149    5-5    170    187
Angola            3-5    147    227    3-7    174    294
Eastside        2-6    107    235    3-8    127    311
Fremont            1-7    84    290    1-9    91    339
West Noble        0-8    92    311    0-10    105    426

NORTHEAST HOOSIER
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Homestead        7-0    257    78    8-2    316    130
Bellmont        4-3    164    155    8-4    250    205
East Noble        4-3    230    159    6-4    302    195
DeKalb            4-3    185    153    7-5    290    270
Norwell            3-4    110    147    6-5    232    195
New Haven        3-4    139    188    5-5    202    225
Carroll (Fort Wayne)    3-4    151    154    4-6    194    198
Columbia City        0-7    49    251    1-10    102    383

NORTHERN INDIANA
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Penn            6-0    177    71    12-1    372    140
SB St. Joseph’s        4-2    160    114    12-3    464    263
Elkhart Central        4-2    183    133    5-4    233    191
Mishawaka        3-3    164    117    7-4    311    208
Mishawaka Marian    3-3    142    159    5-5    227    245
South Bend Clay        3-3    161    105    3-7    245    265
South Bend Adams    2-4    129    183    5-6    267    327
South Bend Riley    2-4    89    162    3-7    196    245
SB Washington        0-6    59    220    0-10    104    320

NORTHERN LAKES
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Concord            6-1    225    121    8-4    356    244
Elkhart Memorial    5-2    168    120    5-5    224    201
Goshen            4-3    121    100    8-4    215    170
NorthWood        4-3    216    176    7-5    336    319
Warsaw            4-3    153    125    7-5    249    237
Plymouth        3-4    138    143    5-6    227    210
Northridge        1-6    86    228    2-8    111    313
Wawasee            1-6    130    224    2-8    152    265

NORTHERN STATE
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Jimtown            7-0    278    86    11-1    442    178
New Prairie        6-1    255    111    7-3    304    174
Glenn            4-3    178    150    6-5    299    208
Knox            3-4    185    168    6-5    298    207
Bremen            3-4    181    131    4-7    287    264
Triton            2-5    117    213    6-7    286    288
Culver Community    2-5    63    195    5-6    161    268
LaVille            1-6    63    266    3-8    168    356

NORTHWEST CROSSROADS
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Lowell            5-1    183    58    13-2    376    167
Hobart            5-1    184    31    8-4    352    109
Andrean            4-2    152    128    9-4    363    255
Griffith        4-2    192    116    9-4    379    225
Munster            2-4    159    158    3-7    234    236
Kankakee Valley        1-5    77    211    4-7    161    305
Highland        0-6    14    259    1-10    86    408

NORTHWESTERN
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Gary Roosevelt        3-0    124    44    5-5    334    332
Gary West        1-2    70    88    3-7    212    347
Gary Wirt        1-2    46    84    2-8    168    319
Gary Wallace        1-2    50    74    1-9    100    326

OLYMPIC ATHLETIC
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Anderson Highland    3-0    138    62    7-3    320    221
Jay County        2-1    74    51    9-4    346    265
Muncie South        1-2    129    80    7-5    391    347
Connersville        0-3    36    184    1-9    154    462

PATOKA LAKE ATHLETIC
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Perry Central        5-0    243    33    11-1    505    128
Mitchell        3-2    82    79    4-7    154    248
Springs Valley        3-2    95    88    3-7    149    191
Paoli            2-3    97    130    6-5    237    224
West Washington        2-3    124    139    3-7    215    346
Crawford County        0-5    24    196    0-10    99    394

POCKET ATHLETIC
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Heritage Hills        7-0    243    45    13-1    479    151
Southridge        6-1    213    82    10-4    352    203
Gibson Southern        5-2    139    115    7-3    228    169
Tell City        3-4    126    142    5-6    223    233
North Posey        3-4    146    134    4-6    201    193
South Spencer        2-4    67    125    3-7    112    234
Tecumseh        1-5    94    210    5-6    211    306
Pike Central        0-7    66    241    0-10    86    321

SAGAMORE
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Danville        7-0    258    91    11-2    391    214
Frankfort        6-1    213    75    7-3    278    155
Crawfordsville        5-2    209    144    7-4    330    239
Tri-West Hendricks    4-3    185    169    6-4    256    210
North Montgomery    3-4    145    187    6-5    265    263
Lebanon            1-6    96    179    3-8    143    271
Southmont        1-6    61    197    1-9    81    270
Western Boone        1-6    92    217    1-9    152    335

SOUTHERN INDIANA ATHLETIC
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Evansville Reitz    7-0    261    76    15-0    597    223
Evansville North    5-2    194    131    9-3    367    211
Castle            5-2    195    73    8-3    323    143
Evansville Mater Dei    4-3    149    112    8-4    303    166
Evansville Central    4-3    172    149    7-4    301    176
Evansville Bosse    2-5    100    239    3-8    160    355
Evansville Memorial    1-6    112    180    3-9    217    288
Evansville Harrison    0-7    84    307    0-10    104    431

SOUTHWEST SEVEN
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Linton            6-0    227    39    12-1    419    123
North Knox        5-1    200    44    6-4    246    113
North Central (F-burg)    4-2    160    126    8-3    307    178
North Daviess        3-3    63    70    4-6    110    160
Union (Dugger)        2-4    73    172    3-7    143    276
Wood Memorial        1-5    97    191    3-8    145    325
Eastern Greene        0-6    77    255    2-8    183    370

SUMMIT ATHLETIC
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Fort Wayne Dwenger    9-0    311    98    13-1    496    157
Fort Wayne Snider    8-1    382    113    11-2    540    156
Fort Wayne North    6-3    222    226    6-4    222    277
Fort Wayne Luers    5-4    192    135    11-4    355    185
FW Concordia Lutheran    5-4    248    195    9-5    395    271
Harding            5-4    245    227    5-5    253    243
Fort Wayne South    3-6    148    232    4-7    179    253
Fort Wayne Wayne    2-7    174    272    3-8    222    326
Fort Wayne Northrop    2-7    126    229    2-8    142    277
Fort Wayne Elmhurst    0-9    123    444    0-10    131    486

THREE RIVERS
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Rochester        7-0    242    51    9-1    325    116
Tippecanoe Valley    6-1    243    67    8-2    346    154
North Miami        5-2    110    109    9-3    250    174
Northfield        3-4    102    128    5-5    138    179
Manchester        3-4    108    149    5-7    173    236
Whitko            2-5    111    162    3-8    151    248
Southwood        1-6    85    165    1-9    105    242
Wabash            1-6    106    276    1-9    160    378

TRI-EASTERN
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Centerville        7-0    256    76    9-2    310    143
Northeastern        6-1    180    89    10-2    342    176
Hagerstown        5-2    229    130    7-4    317    198
Winchester        4-3    212    139    5-5    272    225
Tri            3-4    167    144    7-6    264    224
Cambridge City Lincoln    1-6    98    228    1-9    139    307
Union City        1-6    109    289    1-9    153    388
Union County        1-6    76    232    1-9    101    369

WABASH RIVER
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Rockville        7-0    271    50    14-1    573    182
Seeger            6-1    276    74    6-4    342    199
Fountain Central    4-3    147    64    7-5    202    180
Attica            4-3    156    109    5-5    191    167
Riverton Parke        4-3    112    144    4-6    126    214
Covington        1-6    22    203    2-9    83    350
North Vermillion    1-6    52    201    1-9    82    300
Turkey Run        1-6    47    238    1-9    60    364

WEST CENTRAL
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
North Putnam        6-0    235    36    12-1    434    77
Speedway        5-1    196    50    8-3    329    138
South Putnam        4-2    127    126    4-6    176    190
Monrovia        2-4    103    92    7-5    210    157
Greencastle        2-4    102    161    4-6    205    250
Cloverdale        1-5    46    169    3-7    133    252
Cascade            1-5    59    234    2-9    149    448

WESTERN INDIANA
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Northview        5-0    137    25    6-4    259    139
Sullivan        4-1    110    102    7-3    265    221
West Vigo        3-2    89    91    4-6    152    219
Owen Valley        2-3    69    66    4-6    154    217
Edgewood        1-4    101    149    6-6    285    381
Brown County        0-5    45    118    0-10    92    308

WHITE RIVER
                     CONF.    PTS    OPP    ALL    PTS    OPP
Shenandoah        3-1    79    54    5-5    170    168
Lapel            2-2    96    60    4-7    250    319
Knightstown        2-2    66    59    4-6    139    229
Eastern Hancock        2-2    95    112    2-8    164    336
Wes-Del            1-3    80    131    5-5    239    275

INDEPENDENTS
                             W-L    PTS    OPP
Heritage Christian    13-2    512    158
Indianapolis Chatard    12-3    401    184
Indianapolis Cathedral    11-3    449    157
Brebeuf            9-3    393    235
Indiana Deaf        9-3    469    173
Providence        9-4    414    267
Culver Academies    6-5    196    201
East Chicago Central    5-5    181    241
Indianapolis Lutheran    5-6    200    283
North Judson        4-6    194    235
Roncalli        3-7    140    217
Guerin Catholic        4-8    267    380
South Vermillion    2-8    114    412

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McCutcheon pitcher Tori Collins was named Miss Softball during the Indiana Softball All-Star Classic held June 21 at Ben Davis after earning the victory in the North’ 8-5 Game 1 victory. The South came back to win the day’s second game, 5-4.

The award capped a memorable senior season for Collins, who helped McCutcheon win the Class 4A state championship less than two weeks ago. She is the first Lafayette area player to be named Miss Softball. (Click here for the jconline.com story.) Then, click here to watch Eric Eaton’s interview with Collins after McCutcheon defeated Franklin Central 2-1 in the 4A state title game on June 10.

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Kaley May was a senior this past year at Avon, where she averaged 14 points and eight rebounds a game in helping the Orioles to a 14-9 season. The Butler-bound player was kind enough to keep a journal for us during her time as an Indiana All-Star.

She describes her trying experiences as the Indiana girls were being swept by Kentucky in the following blog …

June 13
The morning started off with high anxiety and expectations. When we first stepped on the floor for the shootaround, all of us were amazed at the size of Conseco Fieldhouse. A few of the girls, including me, had never played on that floor, so we were very excited for what the game might be like.

About an hour before the game, we walked into the huge locker rooms and put our Indiana uniforms on. Coach Kem Zolman came in and gave us a motivational speech just before we ran out to warm up. The crowd cheered and my heart pounded so fast realizing what I was representing and how important the game really was.

I can’t describe what I felt when they turned the lights off to announce our names. I felt so blessed to be a part of such an honorable event.

I couldn’t sit still on the bench as I watched my teammates that I had been preparing for Kentucky with the whole week. We had worked so hard in practice to try to continue the Indiana tradition. We got the tip and away we went.

Our eyes were opened quickly as we dug ourselves into an early hole. It was clear that the nerves were affecting our play, so Coach called a timeout to calm us down. When Coach called my name to go in, I was so excited to enter the game and make something happen. I got a couple of rebounds and an assist, but I was determined to do more.

The first half did not go as planned for us; we racked up 20 turnovers and allowed Kentucky to use their speed up the court to shoot layups on us. We went in the locker room at halftime disappointed in ourselves, specifically with our defense and rebounding. Coach pumped us up again and away we went.

In the second half we tried to cut the lead, but it seemed every time we made a good play, they would have an answer. With about 16 minutes to go, I went in and I just didn’t want to waste the opportunity to help my team. I scored on a drive and picked up a couple boards as well as an assist in the post and another on a fast break. I tried to hustle as much as I could defensively and on the boards because I knew that was what we needed.

We cut the lead to six with under eight minutes left. After a timeout and a rotation change, we hoped fresh legs would keep us in the game, but after two quick 3-pointers by Kentucky, it was apparent they weren’t having it.

When the final buzzer sounded, disappointment and frustration were very strong amongst all of us. Coach told us to keep our heads up and work hard with focus in our upcoming practices so that we could show what we were capable of in Louisville. Although we’ll never get that game back, we know that we can improve and leave our hearts on the court in the Sunday game in Louisville.

The pressure of tradition looms over our heads, but we will continue to try to make our fellow Hoosiers proud.

June 15
We arrived at the hotel the night before the game in good spirits, hoping to redeem ourselves. On game day, we had a nice shootaround in the historic Louisville Gardens. We went back to the hotel to rest up, got some lunch, and got ready to head to the game.

Kentucky was already on the court stretching out when we got there. When we saw them and their focus, we knew we had to get ourselves in the right state of mind. We ran out on the floor to warm up and everything seemed to go well. We were all feeling good and ready to go. Coach Zolman told us to play our game and not let them control the tempo. We planned to try to control their speed up the court and get on the boards better on both ends.

Coach also told me that I would be starting this game. I was nervous – not because of who we were facing, or the stage we were on – but because I didn’t want to make him regret his decision.

As the ball went up, Alex Guyton got the tip and away we went. We ran one of our plays and it worked like it should: ball handler draws the trap out high and dishes to the roller. I got the ball under the basket and went up. I got hit by two different girls, but it was a “no-call” according to the refs.

On three consecutive offensive possessions, we got hit under the basket and they were no-calls. We knew very early it was going to be a rough game, with not very many calls going to go our way.

Kentucky had a great start. They jumped out to an 18-0 lead about three minutes into the game. All of us players were extremely frustrated with ourselves and the fact that Kentucky wasn’t missing.

The first half was a forgettable one. We felt like we could do nothing right and Kentucky couldn’t do anything wrong. We were rushing things, racking up turnovers, taking bad shots, and doubting each other. When I was in, I felt like it all went so fast and we had no grip on the game.

When we went into the locker room at half, Kentucky was up by 26 and they were shooting 67 percent from 3-point range and 47 percent from the floor. Coach told us to go out there and make a statement the second half and chip away at the deficit with good play because we wouldn’t make up that much of a deficit in one shot. He said we needed to score 13 points in the first ten minutes and find a way to win in the second 10 minutes.

We went back out on the floor, upset with our first-half play but determined.

The second half did not go as planned. Kentucky continued to be on fire from the floor and raised the lead minute by minute. I was upset with myself for not doing what I needed to do when Coach chose not to start me the second half, but I wanted to go out there and make something happen when I got to go in.

I sat there watching the game slip from our hands before Coach finally called my name. I wanted to make something happen so bad that I was trying too hard. I took an ill-advised shot and had a couple of turnovers, and I was right back out. I sat the bench until the final five minutes.

Down by 40, I was so upset that I almost didn’t want to go in because I thought to myself, “What’s the point?” I swallowed that selfishness and tried to go out there and get rebounds and cause turnovers. I finally scored, but Kentucky was relentless in their efforts. I had never seen a team stay so hot for an entire game like that; there was no getting them off their game.

Kentucky’s play, combined with the adversity from the referees and the fans, produced the most hostile environment that I had ever been in as a player.

The final buzzer sounded, and I could not hold the tears back from the frustration and anger because that was not the way the week was supposed to go. We felt like we had let tradition down. Coach told us to keep our heads up because we all have bright futures ahead of us and it was a pleasure getting to know us.

I left the gym with my family, dreading what people might say or how the media would react. But I still had a great experience. I learned so much from the girls and the coaches, and I am one of very few people that can say they were an Indiana All-Star – regardless of what the scoreboard said.

Kaley May

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