Indiana State | Archive | June, 2010

SB ALL-STAR GAME: Morgan Lewis of Lutheran named Miss Softball

Posted on 27 June 2010 by .

By E. Shawn Aylsworth
Managing Editor
Indianapolis Lutheran pitcher Morgan Lewis became the first Class A player in history to be named Miss Softball as she led her South team to a first-ever sweep of the Indiana All-Star Classic June 26 at Ben Davis.
Madeline Brink of Castle, who was 4 for 4 with a game-winning RBI single in Game 2 and two scoreless innings pitched in the doubleheader’s opening game, was named the event’s most valuable player. The South defeated the North, 10-3 and 3-0.
Lewis finished her senior season 29-2 with an earned run average of 0.29 and 356 strikeouts. She also boasted a .527 batting average with 33 runs batted in. Lutheran fell, 1-0, to Riverton Parke in the 1A title game this year, and the Saints were state champions in 2007 and runner-up in 2009 with Lewis.
Avon’s Jenny Esparza, now pitching for Butler, won the award last year.
Lewis was the winning pitcher in Saturday’s opener, surrendering two hits and no earned runs while striking out two in two innings. She singled in the second game.
The South benefited from three-run homers in their opening-game romp by Hamilton Southeastern’s Taylor Rager and Lauren Schroeder of New Palestine.
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IHSAA: Saturday morning VB state semifinals out as tourney format altered

Posted on 26 June 2010 by .

From the IHSAA
Saturday morning state semifinal volleyball matches – held at four different satellite sites since 2000 – have been dropped for the 2010-11 school year following approval by the IHSAA’s executive committee June 24.
The decision was one of four significant items – three related to state tournaments – that resulted from the committee’s final meeting of the 2009-10 school year.
Instead, a one-match regional on the home court of one of the participating teams will be played on Tuesday, Oct. 26. That postseason one-off will be followed by a four-team semistate on Saturday, Oct. 30, then four state championship matches at Ball State University’s Worthen Arena on Saturday, Nov. 6. 
Sectional dates (Oct. 19, 21, 23) remain unchanged.
The new format, mirroring the recently completed softball state tournament, will be available later this summer, including host sites.
Rules eased on transfers due to school closures
The committee also made an emergency amendment to Rule 19-6.3 of the IHSAA By-Laws, allowing a student whose school closes will be allowed to transfer to any public or non-public school serving the student’s place of residence. 
The new ruling goes into effect July 1. Previously, in school corporations with multiple high schools, rules allowed students to be given full athletic eligibility only if they transferred to another school within the same school corporation.
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BT&F 2010 Race to Recovery: Annual 5K run & walk battles paralysis

Posted on 26 June 2010 by .

From Rita Davis
The annual Bret Neylon 5K Race to Recovery was created in 2006. It was developed in an effort to assist Neylon – the varsity cross country and track & field coach, teacher, and friend to many in the Brownsburg community – and his family with expenses resulting from a biking accident that left him paralyzed from the neck down.
A very serious accident in a bicycle race June 17, 2006, resulted in a C4 vertebrae fracture. Because of his amazing efforts and continued support and assistance from the community, Bret and his wife, Tracie, have founded the Bret Neylon Paralysis Foundation, Inc. 
The foundation is committed to improving the quality of life for people who suffer paralysis as a result of spinal cord injuries, with monies going to support spinal cord research and to assist paralyzed individuals with financial support for rehabilitation, medical costs, and assisting devices.
In 2010, the foundation will once again be assisting three very deserving individuals with monetary grants from the proceeds of the 5th Annual Race to Recovery 5K run/walk/roll July 17 at Brownsburg East Middle School. 
The recipients of BNPF grants for 2010 are Ryan Carlisle, Eric Green, and Maciej Zurawski. Each suffers from paralysis as a result of a catastrophic spinal cord injury, and the grants will assist each in improving their overall quality of life. 
Race details for the 5K Run and Walk
Date: Saturday, July 17, 8:30 a.m. ET
Location: Brownsburg East Middle School, 1250 East Airport Road
Registration: $20 in advance, $25 on race day
New this year: Children’s Fun Run (9 & under), 9:30 a.m.
Prizes: $100 prize for new course record (open division male/female)
Special awards: Overall male/female winners, male/female Masters winners, top pledge collectors
Registration & packet pick-up: 6:30 a.m. to 8 a.m.
Opening ceremony: 8:20 a.m.
Awards ceremony: Brownsburg East Middle School, 10 a.m.
Age groups
• 10 & under
• 11-13
• 14-16
• 17-19
• 20-24
• 25-29
• 30-34
• 35-39
• 40-44
• 45-49
• 50-54
• 55-59
• 60+
Race to Recovery 5K course description (this year’s course is fast and accurate!):
Starting on the north side of Brownsburg East Middle School outside Door 12, participants will go:
• West (right) on Airport Road
• North (right) on Odell Street
• East (right) on Sycamore Street
• North (left) on Hornaday Road
• East (right) on Ironwood Drive
• North ( left) on Ironwood West Drive
• South (left) on Robinwood Drive
• South (left) on Woodstock Drive
• East (left) on Airport Road
• North (left) at first entrance to the school
The finish line is located on the west side of Brownsburg East Middle School.
In 2009, the foundation was able to award a total of $18,000 in grants (contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by the law) to Lindsay Robison, Billy Bowman, and Brandon Garner. 
Lindsay utilized the grant to assist in meeting her home health care needs as she continues to live on her own and maintain a job with the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies. 
Billy and his family used the funds to assist in purchasing an accessible vehicle and to continue work on modifications to their family home.
Brandon and his mother used the funds to assist in his continued rehabilitation and transition home from the Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana. 
For more information, go to racetorecovery.org!
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IHSAA: Girls basketball state finals to stay in Fort Wayne

Posted on 26 June 2010 by .

From the IHSAA
The 2011 IHSAA Girls Basketball State Finals will return to Fort Wayne for a second year following approval by the IHSAA’s executive committee June 24.
The decision was one of four significant items – three related to state tournaments – that resulted from the committee’s final meeting of the 2009-10 school year.
After hosting the state finals for the first time last March, a one-year agreement again has been reached to play the four state championship games at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum on Saturday, March 5, 2011.
“Fort Wayne and the people at Memorial Coliseum were tremendous hosts for the girls basketball state finals last winter,” said Commissioner Blake Ress. “The reception the teams and fans received made it a great experience, and we look forward to going back again next March.”
In addition to Fort Wayne, a bid to host the event also was received from Terre Haute, which had proposed the games be played at the Hulman Center. No Indianapolis venues are available on next year’s date.
Ball State to host gymnastics state finals
After 33 years, the girls gymnastics state finals will have a new home in 2011 as the committee approved Worthen Arena as host of that event on Saturday, March 19. Perry Meridian High School, which opted not to serve as host any longer, had been the site since 1978.
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IHSAA: Commissioner Ress announces retirement effective in February

Posted on 26 June 2010 by .

From the IHSAA
William Blake Ress, commissioner of the Indiana High School Athletic Association, Inc., since 2000, announced to the IHSAA’s executive committee his intention to retire effective Feb. 1, 2011. Ress’ announcement came June 24 as part of the group’s final meeting of the 2009-10 school year.
Ress, 68, began his tenure as the IHSAA’s seventh commissioner July 1, 2000, succeeding Bob Gardner (1995-2000). The other former IHSAA commissioners are C. Eugene Cato (1983-1995), Ward E. Brown (1976-1983), Phil N. Eskew (1962-1976), L.V. Phillips (1945-1962), and Arthur L. Trester (1929-1945).
During his time as leader, Ress’ vision toward emerging technologies has been key, including the IHSAA.org website as a communication tool with the member schools and the general public. He’s worked to promote the IHSAA brand and various sportsmanship initiatives and embraced corporate sponsorships when expenses to the Association escalated. 
He’s also overseen the evolution of various state tournaments since the beginning of class sports in 1997-98. On June 17, he was inducted into the Indiana Football Hall of Fame.
“Blake Ress has been visionary in his leadership of the IHSAA while staying true to the core mission of the Association,” says Paul Neidig, director of athletics of Evansville’s Vanderburgh School Corp. and chairman of the IHSAA’s executive committee. “The thing I most admire about Blake is his ability to make the tough decisions while not alienating people or the member schools along the way.”
While his responsibilities as commissioner began a decade ago, Ress’ relationship with the IHSAA spans most of his adult life.
“I am genuinely appreciative for having had the opportunity to serve in this capacity for the past 10 years,” says Ress. “I have thoroughly enjoyed the experience and will treasure the memories.”
Ress was first elected to the IHSAA board of directors in 1990 while principal at Martinsville High School and served as chairman of the IHSAA executive committee in 1993-94. He was in his second term on the board when he was selected to join the IHSAA executive staff as an assistant commissioner in January 1995.
While an assistant commissioner, Ress was responsible for the administration of football, wrestling, boys and girls swimming, and girls softball.
A native of Tell City, Ress is a 1960 graduate of Tell City High School and a 1964 graduate of Butler University. During his career in education he has served as a coach in football, basketball, and swimming; as a game official in basketball, baseball, and swimming; as an athletic director; and as a high school principal.
Ress began his career as an educator in 1964 as a biology teacher and coach at Northside Junior High School in Columbus. He served as the assistant boys swimming coach at Columbus High School from 1964 to 1968, and he was on the coaching staff when Columbus High School won the 1965 IHSAA boys swimming state title. 
He also served as the freshman football coach at Northside for four seasons and as a basketball assistant coach for two seasons.
From Columbus, Ress moved to Shelbyville High School, where he was an assistant football coach for six seasons and the boys varsity swimming coach from 1970-73. In the fall of 1974, he was named assistant principal and athletic director at the school and served in that post for 11 years before becoming principal at Cloverdale High School. 
Ress served one year as principal at Cloverdale before moving to Martinsville High School in the same role in the fall of 1986. He served as principal at Martinsville for 8 1/2 years before joining the IHSAA staff.
Ress began his IHSAA officiating career in basketball as a student at Butler. While coaching at Columbus and Shelbyville, he added football, swimming, track & field, and baseball to his officiating assignments. Ress worked six IHSAA basketball sectional tournaments during that time and also earned tournament assignments in swimming and baseball. 
His officiating career was highlighted by his selection to umpire the IHSAA baseball state finals in 1973. He also was president of the Southeastern Indiana Officials Association in 1973 and 1974, and he served as a baseball rules interpreter from 1970-74. 
Professionally, Ress also served as president of the South Central Conference (1990-91); as meet director of the IHSAA girls swimming and diving state finals (1987-94); as assistant meet director of the IHSAA wrestling state finals (1984-94); as a member of the board of directors of the Indiana Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association (1980-85); and as the executive secretary and publicity director of the South Central Conference (1982-85). 
Ress was honored as the Midwest Athletic Director of the Year in 1986 by the National Council of Athletic Directors. He was chosen as the Indiana Athletic Director of the Year in 1981 and again in 1985 by the National Council of Athletic Directors. In 1992, he was honored as the District 9 Principal of the Year by the Indiana Association of School Principals.
As a student at Tell City, Ress participated in football, basketball,and baseball. In basketball, his coach was Indiana Basketball Hall of Famer Orlando (Gunner) Wyman. Ress was a member of Tell City’s Evansville Semistate runner-up team in 1959.
In addition to his B.S. degree in education from Butle, Ress earned an M.S. in secondary education from Indiana University (1967) and an Education Specialist from Butler (1982).
Ress and his wife of 46 years, Linda – a retired career educator and Tell City graduate herself – reside in Noblesville. They are the proud parents of three adult children (Brian Ress, Lisa Leszczewski, and Amy Jordan) and four grandchildren (Emily Leszczewski and Sam, Nora, and Sarah Jordan).
The executive committee, which will select the next commissioner, announced that an internal search for a candidate to succeed Ress would begin immediately.
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T&F: Academic All-State teams listed for 2010

Posted on 26 June 2010 by .

Here’s your list of Academic All-State performers from the 2010 boys and girls track & field seasons, courtesy of iatccc.org:
ACADEMIC ALL-STATE
First team (boys)
Andrean: Chris Arvia
Avon: Mike Beall, Zach McCormack, Aaron Nehamkin
Batesville: James Call
Ben Davis: Colin Holtson
Bloomington North: Patrick Carter, Steven Hosler
Bloomington South: Justin Chen, Caleb Galoozis
Brebeuf: Eric Bain, Isiah Brenner, Andrew Fink, Craig Fisher, Jason Hoard, Andy Mattice, Sean McWeeny, Rohn Nahmais, Matt Ralls
Brownsburg: Joe Lyon, Matt Phillips, Scott Vicenzi
Carroll (Flora): Derrick Claxton, Blake Mills
Charlestown: Morgan Burkhart
Columbia City: Alex Parker
Crown Point: Nathan Byrd, Marcus Trybula
Culver Academies: Alejandro Arroyo Yamin, Peter Bin, Chris Trennepohl
Decatur Central: Kendall Smith
East Central: Nick McDonough
Eastern: Ryan Horner, Rusty Reed
Edgewood: Cole Reinhold
Elkhart Memorial: John Bloczynski
Evansville Memorial: Will Sievern
Forest Park: Matt Messmer
Fort Wayne Snider: Chris Christoff, Eric Hunkler, Ethan Wappes
Franklin County: Drew Dennis, August Kunkel
Goshen: Rob Andrews, Alex Detweiler, Luke Jacobs, Aaron Krabill
Greenfield-Central: Kameron Baker, Jacob Culver, Jordan Keith, Stephen Roberts
Huntington North: Doug Baker
Indianapolis Cathedral: Will Bend
Indianapolis Chatard: Michael Holland, Joe Mark
Jeffersonville: Joseph Coats
Kankakee Valley: Sam Capouch
Kokomo: Matt Wyss
Lake Central: Jeff Trembacki
Logansport: Kyle Overway, Nick Weinstein
Madison: Daniel Fisher
Marion: Nivan Chowattukunnel
Munster: Luke Kurowski, Brooks Platt, Zach Vega, Jon Wachala
New Palestine: Matt Ferney, Sam Fuller
North Central (Indianapolis): Joe Kleman, Beau Scott, Julian Tourney
Northwestern: Rob Brunner, Andy Hunkler, Chris Vas, Evan Young
Oldenburg Academy: Lucas Nare, Zach Waechter
Perry Meridian: Samuel Riggleman
Richmond: Gabriel Cook, Daniel Jayasuriya
Roncalli: Nathan Luebbehasen, Devin Roach, Alex Schoettle
South Bend St Joseph’s: Nick Matthews
Seymour: Nolan Fife, Stephen Fleming
Southport: David Camp, John Cary
Trinity Lutheran: Chad VanLiew
Warsaw: Zachary Erba, Scott Smyth
West Lafayette: Julian Jimenez: Corredor
Western: Christopher Love, Joseph Whitmore
Westfield: Ben Finley
Zionsville: Nick Herhusky, Shane Mikesky
 
Honorable mention (boys)
Andrean: Drew Dennie, Tyler Frank
Avon: Ryan Griesenauer
Batesville: Blake Coleman, Chris Glesting, Richie Gryspeerdt, Scott Gryspeerdt, Zach Meyer
Bellmont: Nathan Bruhe, Elliot Conrad, Michael Hammond, Chris Reilly
Blackford: Zach Maddox
Bloomington North: Max Tuttle, Daniel Varns
Boonville: Garrett Bielefeld, Jacob Winsett
Brebeuf: Wisdom Adaka, Sam Cristee
Brown County: Jesse Burton, Christian Ely
Carroll (Flora): Cory Ritter
Cass: Nik Jones
Castle: Jason Heo, Alex Phaup, Michael Wanhainen
Charlestown: Clay Daniel, Kyle Jenkins
Churubusco: James Fehring
Clinton Central: Corbin Orr
Columbus East: Michael Caldie, Max Kohen
Columbus North: Aaron Cunningham, Tim Hofmeister, Jake Reed
Cowan: Adam Delk
Crown Point: Andrew Facemyer, Colin Likas
Decatur Central: Chris Corsaro
East Central: Jarrid Runnebaum
Eastern: Hansen Martin
Edgewood: Caleb Goss
Evansville Central: Matt Rust
Evansville Mater Dei: Adam Reckelhoff
Fishers: Grant Peebles
Forest Park: Ethan Smith, Zach Whitecotten
Fort Wayne Northrop: Hunter Wilbanks
Franklin: James David Morris
Franklin County: Matt Apsley
Franklin Central: Blake Bowell
Gibson Southern: Vince Bowden, Garrett Hartig, Blake Spindler
Greencastle: Steven Miller
Guerin Catholic: Michael Breen, Bob Iafrato
Hamilton Southeastern: Joe Ebling, Chris Pendergraft
Hanover Central: David Gladys, Brandon Tate
Homestead: Justice Martin, Eric Miller, Kodi Mullins, Philip O’Brien, Conner O’Shaughnessy
Huntington North: Dylan Gray, Josh McIntyre
Indianapolis Cathedral: Hale O’Herren, Sam Salin
Indianapolis Chatard: Bryan Amshoff
International: Graham Jones, Jay Russel Umble
Jeffersonville: Michael Chan
Lake Central: Erik Bisson, Adam Brown, Adam Karez, Jake Markiewicz, Jon Sommer
LaPorte: Josh Hojnacki, Sam Hojnacki, Stuart West
Logansport: Keenan Bergstedt, John Lawrence
McCutcheon: Ben Drew, Alex Niccum
Mooresville: James Ringer
Mt. Vernon (Fortville): Alek Cappelletti
Munster: Craig Dohman
New Castle: Samuel Lewis
New Palestine: Christian Mandrell, Jace Pridgen
North Central (Indianapolis): Sam Alderfer, Eric Levitt
Northwestern: Alex Fruth, Alex Pier, Matthew Silvey, Jordan Wilson
Oak Hill: Michael Daugherty
Pendleton Heights: Hunter Mills
Perry Central: Noah Gatwood, TJ Hall
Plainfield: Christian Arvin, Andrew Heald, Kory Pritchett
Richmond: William Wright
Providence: Tyler Cecil, Donovan Goode, Jon Rogers
Roncalli: Gabe Dougherty, Adam Lynch, Luke Winningham
South Bend St Joseph’s: Mike Bradley, Caleb Cobbin, Mark Greci
Seymour: Andrew Brock, Zach Toppe
Silver Creek: Jack Eckert
Southridge: Clay McConnell, Caleb Messmer, Alex Schwinghamer, Drew Songer
Vincennes Lincoln: Evan Barmes
Warsaw: Trevor Callahan, Jeremiah Stichter, Nathaniel West
West Central: Angus Cameron
West Lafayette: Tola Adeola, John Ribeiro
Western: Kyle Starich, Aaron VanAuken
Westfield: Mickey Delcambre, Conner Love, Conner Martin, David Orozco, Cole Tribbett, Joshua Wachtel
Zionsville: Justin Dunn, Spencer Liechty, Dylan Lisec, David Snyder<
ACADEMIC ALL-STATE
First team (girls)
Andrean: Beth Conley, Abby Quint
Bloomington South: Kiesten Wallskog
Brebeuf: Meagan Neal, Mary Willard
Carroll (Flora): Mariah Lewis, Abby Reinke
Center Grove: Sarah Dooms, Jill Reisinger
Chesterton: Milana Socha
Columbia City: Kinsey Kauffman, Renee Menzie, Emily Radke
Columbus East: Rachel Bergsieker, Rachel Brown
Columbus North: Cassie Funcheon, Jessica Richardson
Culver Academies: Deborah Ohiani: Jegede
Delta: Cecelia Reber
Eastern: Rachel Dalton, Zoe Wolfe
Fort Wayne Northrop: Charlotte Sipe
Gibson Southern: Julia Nichols, Melinda Weiss
Greenfield-Central: Cassidy Creemer
Hamilton Southeastern: Ali Rittman
Hammond: Tityana Miller
Hanover Central: Lauren Jacobson
Highland: Emily Mastej
Homestead: Sarah Kusisto
Indianapolis Chatard: Heidi Beckerich
International: Nicole Inman, Amanda McMahon
Linton: Kelsey Andis
Madison: Kendra Nunan
Marion: Taylor Diedrich
Muncie Burris: Arika Armstrong, Anna Clinch, Lillian Liu
Munster: Colleen Boyle, Alexandria Doctor, Lainey Williams
Noblesville: Meghan Bowles, Emily Goggin
North Montgomery: Cara McCauley
Pendleton Heights: Emily Blake, Leslie Hersberger, Ellie McCardwell
Penn: Aylssa Hummel
Peru: Kristin Newman
Plainfield: Melissa Jones
Plymouth: Dani McPherron
Providence: Linden Spalding
Roncalli: Katie Maxwell
Seymour: Christina Moravec, Katherine Moravec, Leah Moravec, Patricia Moravec
Warren Central: Jacklyn Howland
Warsaw: Audrey Petro
Washington Township: Melanie Pugh
West Lafayette: Kaisa Guddman
Westfield: Laura Cronin
Zionsville: Sarah Kuehl, Ellen Wiebke
 
Honorable mention (girls)
Andrean: Brianna Martnez
Avon: Kelsey Hill, Rachel Lucas
Batesville: Ellie Tidman
Blackford: Kelly Raver, Emily William
Carroll (Flora): Kayla Tussinger
Center Grove: Nicole Kreuzman
Centerville: Katie Temple
Chesterton: Brianne Guardion
Columbus East: Danielle Michael
Columbus North: Allison Grana, Virginia Stailberg, Macall Twaddle
Culver Academies: Dongyue Liu
Decatur Central: Sutton Knapp, Dayana Mireles
East Central: Sarah Oehlman, Jordan Roell
Eastbrook: Alyssa Foss, Andra Pocock
Eastern: Lindsey Reprogle, Joy Sommers, Erika Wilson
Evansville Mater Dei: Emily Joy, Olivia Weinzepfel
Forest Park: Athena Haake, Kelli Kaust, Alyssa Waninger
Fort Wayne Snider: Laura Wight, Kayla Zink
Franklin: Rebecca Allee, Tori Hamner, Hali Parker, Claire Wilson
Franklin Central: Danielle Sullivan
Franklin County: Erin Cox
Greenwood: Chloe Weston
Greenfield-Central: Molly Locke, Toni Tillett
Hamilton Southeastern: Jenna Engelberth, Katelynne Hartman
Harrison (West Lafayette): Emily Bond, Natalie Newton
Highland: Alexis Jordan, Hannah McCormick
Homestead: Shelby Padgett, Elena Schmidt
Jay County: Kari Hemmelgam
Jeffersonville: Connie Chan, Tierney Mull
Linton: Kristen Riggleman
Logansport: Morgan Brown, Baleigh Deitrich
Madison: Chelsea Stephan
Marion: Kayle Dewson
McCutcheon: Chelsea Cogswell
Mount Vernon (Posey): Jenny Koch, Saly Russell
Mt. Vernon (Fortville): Hannah McKnight
Muncie Burris: Sophia Pollalis
Munster: Stacey Avtgis, Jessica Goodrich, Christina Pasyk
Noblesville: Charlie Maxwell
North Judson: SanPierre: Holly Buckman
Northwestern: Sarah Lubben
Oldenburg Academy: Koralyssa Graham, Ellen Owens
Peru: Leanne Jamison
Plainfield: Amelia Stark
Plymouth: Allison Bagley
Providence: Alexis Very
Richmond: Lorraine Burwell
Roncalli: Audrey Dubold, Lauren Ezell, Sara Foresman
South Bend St Joseph’s: Ali Connelly, Meghan Czarnecki, Taylor Turner
Seymour: Sarah McMurphy
Shelbyville: Hannah Janes
South Dearborn: Jessica Lantgen, Mariah Mosley
South Putnam: Shelby Hacker
Southport: Nicolette Crouch, Megan Springer
Tippecanoe Valley: Katie Newsome
Warsaw: Emily Umbaugh
West Lafayette: Samantha Akridge, Kara Johnson, Brittany Letcher
Western: Jennifer Dale, Allison Everetts, Ashley Gaskins, Alleca Kerker, Margaret Talbert
Westfield: Lindsey Brown, Morgan O’Malley
Zionsville: Hannah Becker
* Honorees must be juniors or seniors and be on their school’s sectional (postseason) roster. Other requirements are a GPA of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale and a SAT of 1200 (math and critical reading) or ACT composite of 26. Juniors can have PSAT of 120 or PLAN composite of 26.
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T&F Midwest Meet of Champions: Indiana girls finish second, boys third

Posted on 26 June 2010 by .

By Brett Hess
FORT WAYNE – Ohio’s high school senior track & field athletes dominated the Midwest Meet of Champions that returned this year to Fort Wayne Northrop’s Spuller Stadium. Ohio scored 201.50 points to outduel Michigan (139) and Indiana (132.50) on the boys side at the June 12 event, while Ohio had 195.5 to defeat Indiana (148) and Michigan (129.5) in the girls competition.
The meet – one of the longest continually held meets in the country (1974) consisting of the top three high school seniors from the three states – was held the first several years at Spuller Stadium and returned to its birthplace for the first time since the mid-1980s.
Indiana highlights on the girls side included wins by Ellie Tidman (high jump), Ellie McCardwell (pole vault), Logan Hayes (400), Kaylee McClanahan (3,200), and the 400-meter relay unit of Lauren Ford, Lauren Cowden, Nikita Owens, and Shanice Gholson.
 
Indiana highlights on the boys side included wins by Matt Gerbick (long jump), Tyler Byrne (1,600), Pat Feeney (400), and the 1,600-meter relay squad that consisted of Pat Feeney, Robert Rose, Deshawn Parnell, and Michael Fleming.
The 5-9 victory by Tidman concluded an undefeated high school career. The Batesville athlete said the competition was tough but that she had certain calm about her.
 
“I was way more nervous last week – trying to win my fourth state championship, I was a wreck,” said Tidman, who will attend Vanderbilt. I’m always very nervous before competing, but last week was the worst. Today wasn’t nearly as bad.”
Feeney’s victory in the 400 (:48.02) was slower than he had hoped, but the primary objective for the top-seeded runner was to get a win for his home state.
 
“I went a little slower in the beginning than I wanted to,” said Feeney, of New Palestine. “But I wanted to kick it, make sure I had enough. It looked like we were all even at 300. It was a good race.”
The Star of Stars for the track competition were awarded to Megan Goethals of Michigan and Demoye Bogle of Ohio. Goethals set a meet record in winning the 1,600-meter run in 4:43 and taking the 800 in 2:10. Bogle won the 110 hurdles (:13.96) and was second in the 300 hurdles (:37.45).
 
The Star of Stars for the field competition were awarded to Michigan’s Andrea Hiler and Ohio’s Dustin Brode. Hiler won the discus (150-5) and was second in the shot put (44-4). Brode won the shot put with a meet-record performance of 67-1.5.
Team scores (boys)
1. Ohio 201.5 
2. Michigan 139 
3. Indiana 132.5
Team scores (girls)
1. Ohio 195.5
2. Indiana 148 
3. Michigan 129.5
Boys results
Event 2 Men High Jump
Meet: M 7-02 2008 Ryan Fleck, Ohio 
1 Dudley, Jamil Ohio 7-01.00 10 
2 Beeler, Johnathan Michigan 7-00.00 8 
3 Gerbick, Matt Indiana 6-08.00 6 
4 Cureton, Shayne Indiana J6-08.00 4 
5 Chapell, Trent Michigan 6-07.00 2 
6 Patterson, Christian Ohio J6-07.00 1 
7 Jauregui, Travis Indiana 6-04.00 
7 Vyletel, Dennis Michigan 6-04.00 
7 Favor, Tevin Ohio 6-04.00 
Event 4 Men Pole Vault
Meet: M 16-09 2008 Kevin Schipper, Indiana 
1 Ferguson, Steve Michigan 16-00.00 10 
2 Hop, Nathan Michigan 15-09.00 7 
2 Hicks, Austin Ohio 15-09.00 7 
4 Babits, Max Michigan 15-06.00 4 
5 Jackson, Kevin Indiana J14-06.00 1.50
5 Kochert, Ryan Ohio J14-06.00 1.50
7 Marshall, Cody Ohio J14-06.00 
8 Ferrell, Byron Indiana 13-06.00 
— Swails, Hunter Indiana NH 
Event 6 Men Long Jump
Meet: M 25-01.50 1985 Marcus Chambers, Indiana 
1 Gerbick, Matt Indiana 23-06.75 10 
2 Dewberry, Aaron Michigan 23-03.50 8 
3 Cureton, Shayne Indiana 22-11.25 6 
4 Jones, Bryan Ohio 22-08.75 4 
5 Hill, Jody Michigan J22-06.00 1 
6 Myers, Anthony Michigan J22-06.00 2 
7 Chaney, Cody Ohio 22-01.25 
8 Boone, Justin Indiana 21-06.50 
9 Harrison, Jeremy Ohio 20-06.75 
Event 10 Men Discus Throw
Meet: M 195-06 1996 Ben Jackson, Indiana 
1 Hoty, Matt Ohio 183-04 10 
2 Kent, Isiah Ohio 182-05 8 
3 James, Antonio Michigan 175-02 6 
4 Gaumer, Justin Michigan 170-01 4 
5 Applegate, Justin Indiana 167-07 2 
6 Tate, Sanchez Indiana 163-06 1 
7 Getts, Geoff Indiana 146-04 
— Brode, Dustin Ohio ND 
— VanKapen, Lee Michigan ND 
Event 12 Men Shot Put
Meet: M 65-06.50 1985 Neil Eubank, Indiana 
1 Brode, Dustin Ohio 67-01.50M 10 
2 Kent, Isiah Ohio 64-10.00 8 
3 Patterson, Adam Ohio 58-10.50 6 
4 Zollman, Jeremiah Indiana 58-05.00 4 
5 Roosen, Jon Michigan 54-11.00 2 
6 Kamps, John Michigan J54-08.00 1 
7 Brock, Andrew Indiana J54-08.00 
8 Vivance, Brad Indiana 52-02.00 
— James, Antonio Michigan ND 
Event 14 Men 4×800 Meter Relay
Meet: M 7:32.79 2001, Ohio 
1 Ohio ‘A’ 7:43.45 10 
1) Roper, Marteze 2) Brown, Kevin 
3) Adams, Brad 4) McFann, Harry 
2 Michigan ‘A’ 7:44.18 6 
1) Kern, Nick 2) Allinder, Kyle 
3) Valade, Tommy 4) Sani, Mohammed 
3 Indiana ‘A’ 7:50.86 2 
1) Hansen, Chris 2) Fauser, Mike 
3) Johnson, Traishaun 4) Medhane, Amanuel 
Event 16 Men 110 Meter Hurdles
Meet: M 13.62 1988 Edward Williams, Illinois 
1 Bogle, Demoye Ohio 13.96 10 
2 McDaniels, Donte Ohio 14.19 8 
3 Gaskins, Alex Ohio 14.40 6 
4 Noeker, Cory Michigan 14.56 4 
5 Wright, Jeremiah Indiana 14.59 2 
6 Bates, Dalton Michigan 14.63 1 
7 Tuttle, Max Indiana 14.76 
8 Machin, Steven Michigan 15.13 
9 Rose, Robert Indiana 15.26 
Event 18 Men 100 Meter Dash
Meet: M 10.46 1987 Corey Prior, Michigan; Marvin Setzer, Indiana
1 Spooney, John Ohio 11.06 10 
2 Zitnik, Andrew Ohio 11.09 8 
3 Rolle, Chris Michigan J11.09 6 
4 Parsons, Ross Michigan 11.10 4 
5 Brown, Laron Ohio 11.19 2 
6 Brueggeman, Thomas Indiana 11.26 1 
7 Shank, Khyran Indiana 11.36 
8 Wade, Dallas Michigan 11.43 
9 Hobbs, Phillip Indiana 11.46 
Event 20 Men 4×200 Meter Relay
Meet: M 1:25.49 2006, Ohio 
1 Ohio ‘A’ 1:25.70 10 
1) Gaskins, Alex 2) Bogle, Demoye 
3) Zitnik, Andrew 4) Willey, Jacob 
2 Indiana ‘A’ 1:26.46 6 
1) Broaden, John 2) Cordova, Leo 
3) Housley, Keith 4) Wright, Jeremiah 
— Michigan ‘A’ DQ 
1) Scott, Chris 2) Anthony, Charles 
3) Arriguzo, Michael 4) Ingram, Jaifus 
Event 22 Men 1600 Meter Run
Meet: M 4:07.19 1982 Earl Jones, Michigan 
1 Byrne, Tyler Indiana 4:16.76 10 
2 Hancke, Ian Michigan 4:17.49 8 
3 Gambill, Drew Indiana 4:17.83 6 
4 Timiney, Morgan Michigan 4:18.49 4 
5 Porter, Dan Indiana 4:18.56 2 
6 Liston, Brad Ohio 4:19.10 1 
7 Rupe, Eric Ohio 4:20.80 
8 Popielarz, Matt Michigan 4:25.67 
9 Hix, Peter Ohio 4:36.78 
Event 24 Men 4×100 Meter Relay
Meet: M 40.05 1990, Ohio 
1 Michigan ‘A’ 41.17 10 
1) Henry, Jonathan 2) Wade, Dallas 
3) Dudley, Erik 4) Dantuma, Kody 
2 Indiana ‘A’ 41.47 6 
1) Harris, Darnell 2) Shank, Khyran 
3) Brueggeman, Thomas 4) Tharp, Charles 
3 Ohio ‘A’ 41.60 2 
1) Harrison, Jeremy 2) Bogle, Demoye 
3) Zitnik, Andrew 4) Spooney, John 
Event 26 Men 400 Meter Run
Meet: M 46.55 1990 Darnell Hall, Michigan 
1 Feeney, Pat Indiana 48.02 10 
2 Barnes, Austen Indiana 48.78 8 
3 Brown, Laron Ohio 48.88 6 
4 McNair, Rob Ohio 48.92 4 
5 Mohamed, Mohamed Michigan 49.05 2 
6 Hall, Spencer Michigan 49.15 1 
7 Holman, Clay Michigan 49.69 
8 Nay, Adam Indiana 52.19 
Event 28 Men 300 Meter Hurdles
Meet: M 36.34 2001 Derrick Williams, Ohio 
1 Arastu, Ali Michigan 36.98 10 
2 Bogle, Demoye Ohio 37.45 8 
3 Tuttle, Max Indiana 37.68 6 
4 Comar, Waquiem Ohio 37.95 4 
5 Teitsma, Chris Michigan 37.98 2 
6 Hurst, Deonte’ Michigan 38.08 1 
7 Skamay, Ray Indiana 38.25 
8 Hoffman, Logan Indiana 38.81 
9 Gaskins, Alex Ohio 40.45 
Event 30 Men 800 Meter Run
Meet: M 1:49.27 2009 Tommy Brinn, Michigan 
1 Hiltner, Jake Ohio 1:50.51 10 
2 Hendershot, Nathan Indiana 1:50.87 8 
3 Butler, Seth Ohio 1:51.44 6 
4 Jones, Sean Ohio 1:51.98 4 
5 Cox, Isaac Michigan 1:52.31 2 
6 Waterman, Jason Indiana 1:52.41 1 
7 Davis, Tavarrio Michigan 1:52.84 
8 Buzzard, Warren Michigan 1:54.98 
9 Tourney, Julian Indiana 2:03.99 
Event 32 Men 200 Meter Dash
Meet: M 20.87 1988 Marvin Setzer, Indiana 
1 Zitnik, Andrew Ohio 21.67 10 
2 Rolle, Chris Michigan 21.68 8 
3 Parsons, Ross Michigan 21.70 6 
4 Broaden, John Indiana 21.78 4 
5 Housley, Keith Indiana 21.82 2 
6 Spooney, John Ohio 21.90 1 
7 Scott, Chris Michigan 22.09 
8 Cordova, Leo Indiana 22.11 
9 McDaniels, Donte Ohio 22.85 
Event 34 Men 3200 Meter Run
Meet: M 8:57.16 2005 Lex Williams, Michigan 
1 Goodwin, Andrew Ohio 9:16.29 10 
2 Ohlman, Tom Indiana 9:20.82 8 
3 Osborne, David Indiana 9:22.96 6 
4 Kiefer, John Ohio 9:31.60 4 
5 Karr, Nathan Michigan 9:34.07 2 
6 Blazczyk, Mike Michigan 9:36.44 1 
7 Carruthers, Ben Michigan 9:39.30 
8 Fife, Nolan Indiana 9:47.22 
9 Fresenko, Nick Ohio 10:19.98 
Event 36 Men 4×400 Meter Relay
Meet: M 3:09.39 2008, Ohio 
1 Indiana ‘A’ 3:12.41 10 –
1) Feeney, Pat 2) Rose, Robert 
3) Parnell, Deshawn 4) Fleming, Michael 
2 Michigan ‘A’ 3:13.18 6 
1) Mohamed, Mohamed 2) Holman, Clay 
3) Greene, LeRoy 4) Davis, Tavarrio 
3 Ohio ‘A’ 3:14.38 2 
1) Balzano, Robert 2) McNair, Rob 
3) Hiltner, Jake 4) Brown, Laron 
Girls results
Event 1 Women High Jump
Meet: M 6-01 1986 Peggy Odita, Ohio 
1 Tidman, Ellie Indiana 5-09.00 10 
2 Lomax, Rebecca Indiana 5-08.00 8 
3 Stein, Samantha Michigan J5-06.00 5 
3 Mudd, Erica Ohio J5-06.00 5 
5 Reid, Brittani Ohio J5-04.00 1.50
5 Suor, Aubree Michigan J5-04.00 1.50
7 Kuipers, Kelsey Michigan J5-04.00 
8 Johnson, Rachel Indiana 5-02.00 
— Good, Kaitlin Ohio NH 
Event 3 Women Pole Vault
Meet: M 12-09 2008 Mackenzie Wills, Ohio 
1 McCardwell, Ellie Indiana 13-00.00M 10 
2 Tucker, Margo Indiana J13-00.00M 8 
3 Rasnick, Sarah Ohio 12-06.00 6 
4 Tatman, Kori Ohio J12-06.00 3 
4 Hixson, Kristin Michigan J12-06.00 3 
6 Birkmeier, Sarah Michigan J12-06.00 1 
7 Morrissey, Kelly Michigan 11-06.00 
8 Rice, Lauren Indiana 11-00.00 
9 Whaley, Amara Ohio 10-06.00 
Event 5 Women Long Jump
Meet: M 19-11 1994 Nekaya Ralls, Ohio 
1 Busbee, Erin Ohio 19-06.00 10 
2 McDonald, Fabia Ohio 18-04.50 8 
3 Parks, Tessa Ohio 18-00.75 6 
4 Suor, Aubree Michigan 17-11.25 4 
5 Mitchell, Denisha Indiana 17-09.00 2 
6 Watley, Ashley Michigan 17-08.50 1 
7 Tatum, Cora Indiana 17-07.75 
8 Kuipers, Kelsey Michigan 17-07.50 
9 Cowden, Lauren Indiana 17-02.00 
Event 9 Women Discus Throw
Meet: M 168-02 2007 Emily Pendleton, Ohio 
1 Hiler, Andrea Michigan 150-05 10 
2 Molyet, Jessica Ohio 144-05 8 
3 Stansel, Ianna Michigan 143-07 6 
4 May, Izzy Indiana 135-08 4 
5 Hill, LaTeasha Indiana 133-10 2 
6 Hood, Valerie Ohio 128-02 1 
7 Negrete, Stephanie Indiana 124-04 
8 Patterson, Caitlyn Michigan 110-02 
— Madison, Andrea Ohio ND 
Event 11 Women Shot Put
Meet: M 49-08.50 2005 Ashley Muffett, Ohio 
1 Johnson, Alysha Michigan 44-08.50 10 
2 Hiler, Andrea Michigan 44-04.00 8 
3 Doan, M.J. Indiana 43-09.50 6 
4 Gerbers, Chelsea Indiana 43-02.25 4 
5 Smith, Tiera Indiana 42-11.25 2 
6 Carter, Amelia Ohio 41-00.50 1 
7 Stansel, Ianna Michigan 40-09.00 
8 Hood, Valerie Ohio 39-11.25 
9 Molyet, Jessica Ohio 39-05.25 
Event 13 Women 4×800 Meter Relay
Meet: M 8:56.83 1980, Ohio 
1 Ohio ‘A’ 9:02.64 10 
1) Simko, Bekka 2) Good, Kaitlin 
3) Bunker, Katie 4) Peare, Allison 
2 Michigan ‘A’ 9:08.38 6 
1) Lofton, Debone 2) Boudreau, Elizabeth 
3) Lukianoff, Destinee 4) O’Connor, Leah 
3 Indiana ‘A’ 9:37.38 2 
1) McCoy, Caitlin 2) Plenus, Megan 
3) Tirado, Ester 4) Mornout, Jordan 
Event 15 Women 100 Meter Hurdles
Meet: M 13.70 2001 Kandace Stone, Ohio 
1 Owens-Mitchell, Bridgett Michigan 13.76 10 
2 Smith, Amber Ohio 14.06 8 
3 McDonald, Fabia Ohio 14.53 6 
4 Freeman, Whitney Indiana 14.73 4 
5 Yanik, Megan Michigan 14.76 2 
6 Kollison, Saymah Indiana 14.86 1 
7 Hughey, Xerina Ohio 14.90 
8 Vierk, Katie Indiana 15.00 
9 Carter, Zevin Michigan 15.10 
Event 17 Women 100 Meter Dash
Meet: M 11.37 2007 Shayla Mahan, Michigan 
1 Sykes, Chesna Ohio 12.07 10 
2 Owens, Nikita Indiana 12.17 8 
3 Gholson, Shanice Indiana 12.27 6 
4 Anjunwa, Jessica Ohio 12.33 4 
5 Reiser, Katie Ohio 12.40 2 
6 Owens-Mitchell, Bridgett Michigan 12.47 1 
7 Wade, Christina Michigan 12.83 
8 Cowden, Lauren Indiana 12.90 
Event 19 Women 4×200 Meter Relay
Meet: M 1:38.49 2008, Michigan 
1 Ohio ‘A’ 1:39.39 10 
1) Hullum, Kachay 2) Sykes, Chesna 
3) Hughey, Xerina 4) Jamieson, Kathryn 
2 Michigan ‘A’ 1:43.13 6 
1) Taylor, Lydia 2) Hart, Brandee 
3) Schoenle, Kayla 4) Taylor, Diamond 
— Indiana ‘A’ DQ 
1) Hunter, Elise 2) Brooks, Chloe 
3) Milton, Jasmine 4) Newsome-Gunn, Avante 
Event 21 Women 1600 Meter Run
Meet: M 4:48.37 1994 Kelly Smith, Michigan 
1 Goethals, Megan Michigan 4:43.05M 10 
2 Kroll, Sara Michigan 4:46.45M 8 
3 DeSimone, Kate Indiana 5:02.50 6 
4 O’Connor, Leah Michigan 5:04.77 4 
5 Osborn, Hannah Indiana 5:06.70 2 
6 Whitlow, Kayla Ohio 5:09.97 1 
7 Fisher, Sarah Ohio 5:11.04 
8 Werge, Beth Indiana 5:20.22 
9 Coonfare, Heather Ohio 5:22.22 
Event 23 Women 4×100 Meter Relay
Meet: M 46.22 1991, Indiana 
1 Indiana ‘A’ 46.74 10 
1) Ford, Lauren 2) Cowden, Lauren 
3) Owens, Nikita 4) Gholson, Shanice 
2 Ohio ‘A’ 47.31 6 
1) James, Taylor 2) Harbour, Amirah 
3) Akomolede, Tiwa 4) Reiser, Katie 
3 Michigan ‘A’ 48.55 2 
1) Taylor, Lydia 2) Owens-Mitchell, Bridgette 
3) Green, Rosalynd 4) Wade, Christina 
Event 25 Women 400 Meter Run
Meet: M 53.56 2008 Meshawn Graham, Ohio 
1 Hayes, Logan Indiana 54.66 10 
2 Barron, Daianna Ohio 55.50 8 
3 Hutson, Erika Ohio 55.76 6 
4 Morrison, Taylor Indiana 55.86 4 
5 Arnold, Andrea Ohio 56.16 2 
6 Spencer, Ahlivia Indiana 56.66 1 
7 Beach, Maria Michigan 57.00 
8 Cataldo, Paige Michigan 58.30 
Event 27 Women 300 Meter Hurdles
Meet: M 41.22 2000 Dalanda Jackson, Ohio 
1 Smith, Amber Ohio 42.54 10 
2 Freeman, Whitney Indiana 43.44 8 
3 Jamieson, Kathryn Ohio NT 6 
4 Yanik, Megan Michigan NT 4 
5 Pryor, Jaelynn Michigan NT 2 
6 Kring, Taylor Ohio NT 1 
Gallardo, Karen Michigan NT
Czarnecki, Megan Indiana NT
Housel, Brittany Indiana NT
Event 29 Women 800 Meter Run
Meet: M 2:07.45 2005 Geena Gall, Michigan 
1 Goethals, Megan Michigan 2:10.58 10 
2 Carte, Kate Michigan 2:10.95 8 
3 Simko, Bekka Ohio 2:11.55 6 
4 Peare, Allison Ohio 2:12.82 4 
5 Bunker, Katie Ohio 2:14.52 2 
6 Kirby, Christine Indiana 2:14.55 1 
7 Smith, Bre’anna Indiana 2:15.02 
8 Dempsey, Ariel Michigan 2:16.89 
9 Carney, McKenzie Indiana 2:20.46 
Event 31 Women 200 Meter Dash
Meet: M 23.88 1988 Latricia Joyner, Ohio 
1 Sykes, Chesna Ohio 24.28 10 
2 Anjunwa, Jessica Ohio 24.58 8 
3 Owens, Nikita Indiana 24.81 6 
4 Ford, Lauren Indiana 25.25 4 
5 Reiser, Katie Ohio 25.35 2 
6 Newsome-Gunn, Avante Indiana 25.38 1 
7 Schoenle, Kayla Michigan 25.61 
8 Hart, Brandee Michigan 25.95 
9 Taylor, Lydia Michigan 26.88 
Event 33 Women 3200 Meter Run
Meet: M 10:24.87 1996 Amy Yoder, Indiana 
1 McClanahan, Kaylee Indiana 10:50.38 10 
2 Pifer, Emily Ohio 10:56.69 8 
3 Vogelsong, Megan Ohio 11:00.22 6 
4 Parks, Krista Michigan 11:00.82 4 
5 Sullivan, Danielle Indiana 11:08.20 2 
6 Crane, Erica Michigan 11:11.50 1 
7 Payonk, Dana Indiana 11:18.04 
8 Tomecek, Jordan Michigan 12:09.63 
Event 35 Women 4×400 Meter Relay
Meet: M 3:44.96 1982, Ohio 
1 Ohio ‘A’ 3:43.49M 10 
1) Hutson, Erika 2) Sykes, Chesna 
3) Arnold, Andrea 4) Barron, Daianna 
2 Indiana ‘A’ 3:44.69M 6 
1) Hayes, Logan 2) Spencer, Ahlivia 
3) Morrison, Taylor 4) Freeman, Whitney 
3 Michigan ‘A’ 3:52.33 2 
1) Beach, Maria 2) Kroll, Sara 
3) Carte, Kate 4) Lofton, Debone
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SB ALL-STAR GAME: North-South doubleheader June 26 at Ben Davis

Posted on 23 June 2010 by .

By E. Shawn Aylsworth
Managing Editor
Here are the rosters for the Indiana Coaches of Girls Sports Association’s annual North-South All-Star doubleheader set for an 11 a.m. ET start June 26 at Ben Davis:
2010 North All Stars
No. Player School Coach
2 Micah Bodey Garrett Scott Bishop
3 Carly Painter Kokomo Lisa Tate
4 Lindsey Martin Penn Beth Zachary
5 Angela Doerffler FW Concordia Lutheran Jerry Schillinger
6 Brookelyn Smith Eastern (Greentown) Jerry Haines
7 Alexandra Bousquet Mishawaka Marian George Grenert
8 Taylor Amber Churubusco Wayne Gibson
9 Callie Selner Elkhart Memorial Craig Sears
10 Amy Morrison Fort Wayne Luers Jeff Doll
11 Connor Egyhazi Mishawaka Brian Miller
12 Brooke Jordan Harrison (West Lafayette) Abby Willis
14 Jessica Toth Hanover Central Larry McMillen
15 Lanay Parks Wheeler Marc Bruner
16 Hillary Bank Twin Lakes Desiree Swaim
17 Megan Gray McCutcheon Jim Bates
18 Katrina Klingberg Crown Point Brett Crutchfield
19 Taylor Perry Crown Point Brett Crutchfield
20 Audrey Bickel Andrean Henry Ryan
21 Alyssa Moseley Andrean Henry Ryan
22 Jacki Fletcher Lowell Pete Iussig
23 Lauren Wells Lowell Pete Iussig
2010 South All Stars
No. Player School Coach
2 Madeline Brink Castle Pat Lockyear
3 Lauren Edwards Gibson Southern Gary May
4 Stephanie Fougerousse   Linton Jill Flater
5 Lauren Martin Evansville Mater Dei Shelly Aull
6 Teri Newmaster Tecumseh Gordan Wood
7 Kyla Gogel Heritage Hills Joe Asbury
8 Mariah Gillie Edgewood Mick Hammett
9 Morgan Lewis Indianapolis Lutheran Don Pietz
10 Nikki Thomas Southport Melissa Franzosi
11 Kaitlyn Flak Noblesville Mike Ramsey
12 Taylor Rager Hamilton Southeastern David Cook
14 Jenna Abraham Hamilton Southeastern David Cook
15 Emily Tweedy Carmel Emily Good
16 Shelby Owens Ben Davis Demetrius Dowler
17 Michelle Marcum New Palestine Ed Marcum
18 Lauren Schroeder New Palestine Ed Marcum
19 Amanda McQueen East Central John Roth
20 Harley Roller Whiteland Dana Griffin
21 Devyn Barker Greenwood Mike Baker
22 Katie Lee Anderson Highland Doug Holder
23 Kelsey Williams Center Grove Russ Milligan
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BG: All-State, Academic All-State teams announced

Posted on 23 June 2010 by .

The Indiana High School Golf Coaches Association has released its All-State and Academic All-State boys golf teams for the 2010 season. Here they are, listed alphabetically … 
All-State Team
NAME SCHOOL
Wes Bowman Hamilton Southeastern
John Finley Homestead
Andrew Fogg Roncalli
David Frank Floyd Central
Chris Goodyear Brebeuf 
Jacob Gould Brebeuf 
Nick Grubnich Crown Point
Tyler Keith Oak Hill
Tyler Merkel Evansville Central
David Mills Evansville North
Conner O’Neal Carmel
Tyler Ostrom Warsaw
Patrick Rodgers Avon
Parker Sheppard Hamilton Southeastern
Sean Stone Evansville Harrison
Jared Sturgeon Floyd Central
E. J. Tackett Huntington North
Chase Wagner Bedford North Lawrence
Jacob Yocum Lafayette Jefferson
Academic All-State Team
PLAYER SCHOOL COACH
John R. Bechman Benton Central Eric Wiley
Steven Bowker Valparaiso Wayne Lichtenberger
Charles W. Castino Noblesville Gary Deakyne
Cameron T. Haramia Penn Jim Garrett
Nicholas M. Ihrie East Noble Richard Bentz
Gregory A. Keutzer Cascade David Smyth
Alexander M. Kish SB Washington Eric Crittendon
Tyler M. Liberatore LaPorte Bill Hart
Tyler M. Merkel Evansville Central Alicia *****
David E. Mills Evansville North Rob Adamson
Paul M. O’bold Ben Davis John Davis
Ty W. Rosenbalm Cascade David Smyth
Kyle T. Sanders Evansville Central Alicia *****
Daniel P. Schenkel Fort Wayne Dwenger Dave Scudder
Brandon Scroggins Madison Shawe Matthew Hall
Adam S. Taylor Franklin Curt Holcroft
Mitchel T. Winger Award recipient
Ryan Moore, Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran
IHSGCA Hall of Fame recipients
Coach Dave Sollman, Zionsville
Coach Bill Depres, Ben Davis
Coach George Finley, Bloomington South
Coach Ed Lockard, Monroe Central
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St. Vincent STP: Sydney Sturdevant of Lawrence Central

Posted on 21 June 2010 by .

By Mike McGraw
Executive Director
When we think of young people performing community service, we normally envision them providing labor to a well-established charity. We certainly don’t think of them establishing their own charitable effort. 
Nonetheless, that is exactly what Sydney Sturdevant of Lawrence Central High School did this past school year.
Sydney, a member of the girls swimming team, started a coat drive. She planned the effort, organized it, executed it, and oversaw the distribution of the coats that were donated. That was no easy task because they collected more than 600 coats.
The impetus for this outstanding effort came from a church camp that Sturdevant attended last summer. The result of it is a nomination for a St. Vincent Spirit of Sport Award in the category of Service to the Poor. We think you will find her story fascinating.
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