2002
GIRLS SOCCER TOURNAMENT
STATE
FINALS RESULTS
STATE
FINALS
Championship
Carmel
4, Bloomington South 0, final
Records:
Notes:
Carmel becomes first unbeaten and untied girls team to win
state championship in nine year history of event; sixth state title for
Greyhounds and third consecutive (1994, 1995, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002); First
appearance in state finals for Bloomington South; Meghan
Marie Fowler-Finn of Fort Wayne Snider named Mental Attitude Award winner.
4,733 athletes representing 209
schools participated in the 2002 IHSAA State Volleyball Championship.
Semifinals
Bloomington
South 1, Chesterton 0, (OT, Shootout 5-4), final
Records:
Carmel
4, Fort Wayne Snider 1, final
Records:
Snider’s Fowler-Finn Honored As Mental Attitude
Award Winner
Meghan Marie Fowler-Finn of Fort Wayne Snider was
selected by the IHSAA Executive Committee as recipient of the 2002 Mental
Attitude Award in Girls Soccer.
Meghan Marie ranks first in her senior class of 426
and will major in Physical Sciences in college.
A two-year member of the National Honor Society, she was named ISCA and
ICGSA Academic All-State in 2001 and 2002 and is a four-year member of the
Student Council at
She has performed as a starting soccer player
throughout her four-year career, setting school single-season and career
records in assists, garnering Summit Athletic Conference Player of the Year
honors this past season.
Meghan Marie was a Student Leadership Institute
attendee and Heismann Award nominee. Her
other many honors include the Discover Card Gold Key; Rotary Youth Leadership
Award and; Student Rotarian of the
Month.
Meghan Marie is the daughter of Sue and Thomas
Fowler-Finn.
The winner of the Mental Attitude Award is
nominated by her principal and coach and must excel in mental attitude,
scholarship, leadership and athletic ability.
Farm Bureau Insurance, IHSAA corporate partner,
presented a $1,000 scholarship to the