Indiana High School Athletic Association

9150 North Meridian Street, Box 40650, Indianapolis, Indiana 46240-0650

Phone: 317-846-6601    Fax: 317-575-4244    Website: www.ihsaa.org

Blake Ress, Commissioner

_____________________________________________________________________________

MEDIA INFORMATION                                                                 September 20, 2005

Contact: Jason Wille, Sports Information Director                                                                    

E-Mail: jwille@ihsaa.org

 

 

GIRLS GOLF MOVES TO REGIONAL ROUND SATURDAY

The regional round of the 33rd Annual Girls Golf State Tournament Series takes place Saturday, Sept. 24 at seven courses around the state. The top three teams at each site, along with the top three individuals, including ties, not with an advancing team will earn a spot in the state finals next week.

 

Top-ranked and defending state champion Penn had an impressive showing in the sectional played at Juday Creek in Granger last Saturday and will meet up with other regional qualifiers at Beechwood Golf Course in LaPorte. The Kingsmen put up a 293 to top all teams state-wide as all four scoring players carded sub-80 rounds. Senior Julia Potter’s 69 earned medallist honors and also the state’s low mark as well. Teammates Laura and Anne Ormson added a 72 and 73, respectively, and Erin Buttrey turned in a 79.

 

No. 2 Noblesville’s 303 at Bent Tree in Westfield and No. 3 Martinsville’s 309 at Cascades in Bloomington were the second and third-best team scores of the weekend. The Millers will head to Westwood Country Club in New Castle for the regional while the Artesians will host action at Foxcliff Golf Club.

 

After Potter, five other individuals recorded sub-72 scores: Abby Cotter of Noblesville (70) at Bent Tree; defending state champion Angela Gauck of North Decatur (70) at Greensburg Country Club; Lina Pasquali of East Noble (70) who defeated Raquel Hopton of Fort Wayne Snider (70) in a playoff at Cobblestone in Kendallville and; Brebeuf Jesuit’s Aimee Neff (71) at Bent Tree.

 

Western, which placed third in its sectional at Chippendale in Kokomo, will be looking for its fifth consecutive regional championship at Meshingomesia Country Club in Marion this weekend.

 

Barring any weather delays, results from each site will be posted to the IHSAA website as they become available from the hosts. Also, pairings and tee-times for the state finals are scheduled to be available Monday morning as long as play is completed at all seven venues.

 

Looking ahead to next week, media members who will be covering individuals or teams at the state finals should apply for credentials as soon as possible. Please fax in your request (with name(s) of individuals applying) on company letterhead to IHSAA Sports Information Director Jason Wille at 317-575-4244. Approved requests will be left for pickup at the team check-in table on Friday, Sept. 30.

 

Regionals

Date: Saturday, September 24.

Times: Listed below but subject to change.

Admission: Free.

Advancement to State Finals: Top three teams; top three low individuals, including all ties for third place, excluding those individuals who advance with a team.

Media Credentials: Contact host school athletic director.

 

1.   East Noble | Noble Hawk Golf Links, Kendallville | Saturday, Sept. 24, 10:15 am

      Qualifiers from East Noble, Norwell, Warsaw.

2.   Jasper | Jasper Municipal Golf Course | Saturday, Sept. 24, 8 am

      Qualifiers from Evansville North, Northview, Seymour.

3.   Lafayette Jefferson | Lafayette Municipal Golf Course | Saturday, Sept. 24, 8 am

      Qualifiers from Danville, Lafayette Jefferson, Logansport.

4.   LaPorte | Beechwood Golf Course, LaPorte | Saturday, Sept. 24, 10 am

      Qualifiers from Kankakee Valley, Penn, Valparaiso.

5.   Marion | Meshingomesia Country Club, Marion | Saturday, Sept. 24, 10 am

      Qualifiers from Anderson Highland, Huntington North, Western.

6.   Martinsville | Foxcliff Golf Club, Martinsville | Saturday, Sept. 24, 11 am

      Qualifiers from Bloomington North, Greenfield-Central, Greensburg.

7.   New Castle | Westwood Country Club, New Castle | Saturday, Sept. 24, 10 am

      Qualifiers from Brebeuf Jesuit, Mount Vernon (Fortville), Richmond.

 

State Finals

The Legends of Indiana Golf Course, 2555 N. Hurricane Road, Franklin, IN 46131.

About The Course | Driving Directions | Course Statistics | Course Photographs

Dates: Friday, September 30 (Round One); Saturday, October 1 (Round Two).

Time: 8 a.m. both days.

Admission: $5.00 per person.

Advancement from Round One to Round Two: Top nine teams; any team within 12 strokes of the lead after Round One; top nine individuals, excluding those individuals who advance with a team plus; any individual within four strokes of the lead after Round One; teams tied for ninth place and medallists tied for ninth.

Media Credentials: Outlets needing credentials should fax a request on company letterhead to Sports Information Director Jason Wille at 317-575-4244. Approved requests will be available for pick-up at the team check-in table located between the clubhouse and cart barn at the course.

 

Defending Regional Champions Still Alive (5 of 7) – Carmel, Evansville Memorial, Martinsville, Mishawaka Marian, Western.

 

Teams Looking for First Regional Championship (31) – Avon, Boonville, Brownsburg, Center Grove, Crown Point, DeKalb, Delta, East Noble, Evansville North, Floyd Central, Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran, Franklin Central, Harrison (West Lafayette), Lafayette Central Catholic, Lake Central, Maconaquah, McCutcheon, New Albany, North Decatur, Northridge, Norwell, Oldenburg Academy, Plainfield, Providence, Rochester, Shenandoah, South Newton, Terre Haute North, Union County, Warsaw, Yorktown.

 

Active Regional Championship Streaks (three or more years) – 4 – Western.

 

All-Time Regional Championships – 14 – Martinsville; 10 – Lafayette Jefferson; 9 – Noblesville; 6 – Carmel, Franklin, Michigan City Rogers; 5 – Columbus North, Penn, Western; 4 – Fort Wayne Bishop Dwenger, Goshen, Greensburg, Logansport, Northwestern.

 

Low Sectional Team Scores (Regional Qualifiers) – 293 – Penn; 303 – Noblesville; 309 – Martinsville; 320 – Richmond; 322 – DeKalb; 325 – Northview; 328 – Evansville Memorial; 331 – Greensburg, Yorktown; 332 – Brownsburg, Marion; 333 – Evansville North, Indianapolis Cathedral; 335 – Fort Wayne Snider; 336 – Franklin; 337 – Franklin Central; 338 – Carmel, Hamilton Southeastern; 340 – Bloomington North; 341 – Center Grove, Valparaiso; 343 – Jasper, Kokomo; 345 – Warsaw; 347 – Roncalli, Union County; 349 – Mishawaka Marian; 350 – Northwestern; 351 – Boonville; 352 – Huntington North; 353 – Homestead, Munster, Providence; 355 – Twin Lakes; 357 – Brownsburg; 360 – Indianapolis Bishop Chatard; 361 – East Noble, Norwell, Plymouth; 362 – Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran; 363 – LaPorte; 365 – Western; 366 – Northridge, Shenandoah; 367 – New Albany; 369 – Floyd Central; Terre Haute North; 370 – Harrison (West Lafayette); 371 – North Decatur; 374 – Connersville; 378 – Lake Central; 380 – McCutcheon; 381 – Warren Central; 382 – Rochester; 384 – Crown Point; 390 – Maconaquah; 391 – Delta; 393 – Goshen; 394 – Lafayette Central Catholic; 397 – Logansport; 399 – South Newton; 401 – Plainfield; 407 – Oldenburg Academy. 

 

Low Sectional Individual Scores – 69 – Julia Potter, Penn; 70 – Abby Cotter, Noblesville; Angela Gauck, North Decatur; Raquel Hopton, Fort Wayne Snider; Lina Pasquali, East Noble; 71 – Aimee Neff, Brebeuf Jesuit; 72 – Audrey Fellmeth, Roncalli; Britt Knutson, Mishawaka Marian; Terra Miller, Crown Point; Laura Ormson, Penn; 73 – Ellen Mueller, Evansville Memorial; Jennifer Nagel, DeKalb; Anne Ormson, Penn; 74 – Kayley Bodine, Martinsville; Lyndsay McBride, Northridge; Sarah Prascsak, Fort Wayne Bishop Dwenger; Katie Windlan, Anderson Highland; 75 – Alex Bell, Richmond; Jessica Collins, Seymour; Carly Keeler, New Albany; Allison Pancake, Zionsville; Diana Price, Terre Haute South; Rachel Pruett, Linton-Stockton; Milena Savich, Carmel; Katie Spalding, Franklin Central; Chelsea Welker, Noblesville.

 

 

 

FOOTBALL

 

FOOTBALL STATE TOURNAMENT DRAW SET FOR SUNDAY, OCT. 2

Pairings for the 33rd Annual State Football Tournament Series will be drawn on Sunday, Oct. 2 at the IHSAA Office in Indianapolis. The draw will be broadcast live beginning at 6 p.m. Indianapolis time on the IHSAA Championship Radio Network and produced by WIBC Radio (1070 AM) in Indianapolis. Bob Lovell of Indiana Sports Talk and Vince Welch of WIBC will serve as hosts.

 

Upon conclusion of the 90-minute broadcast, the complete pairings will be placed on the IHSAA website at www.ihsaa.org.

 

One slight change to this year’s draw is that, unlike in previous years, the second team drawn in each first-round game will serve as the host. Teams drawing a bye into the second round will continue to be the road team, however.

 

Members of the media and the general public are welcome to attend the pairings show, however there is limited space available in the building.

 

A list of radio affiliates scheduled to carry the broadcast will be included in next week’s release. Any interested radio station wishing to carry the show should contact Mark Higdon of Associated Sports Productions at 317-633-1462.

 

 

SHERIDAN’S BUD WRIGHT LOOKING FOR 300th CAREER COACHING VICTORY FRIDAY

Longtime Sheridan football coach Larry “Bud” Wright will be looking for his 300th career coaching victory when his Class A No. 7 Blackhawks (4-1) visit Delphi (1-4) this Friday for a 7 p.m. contest.

 

His 300th victory while on the Sheridan sideline could come the following week at Tipton.

 

Wright, in his 40th year at the school, owns a 299-143-2 record in 41 years overall to rank fifth on Indiana’s all-time coaching victories list. He produced a 1-4 record in 1965, his first year as a head coach, at Mt. Ayr High School in Newton County before moving to Sheridan.

 

Since then, he has brought six state championships to the Class A school in northwest Hamilton County, including back-to-back titles in 1987 and 1988. He has coached four unbeaten squads during his tenure – 10-0 in 1975; 13-0 in 1980; 14-0 in 1984 and; 14-0 in 1988.

 

All-Time Coaching Victories

Name

School

W

L

T

1.  Jerry Brewer*

Jasper

368

105

 2

2.  Chris Geesman*

Penn

339

 66

 3

3.  Don Howell *

Hobart

314

 73

 2

4.  Richard Dullaghan*

Ben Davis

312

 59

 0

5.  Larry (Bud) Wright

Sheridan

299

143

 2

6.  Leland Etzler*

Woodlan

287

117

 2

7.  Jim Belden*

Carmel

283

 81

 2

8.  Tom Kurth*

Elkhart Central

278

140

 5

9.  Bill Siderewicz*

Martinsville

269

101

 0

10. A.J. Rickard*

Lafayette Harrison

257

 87

 0

* Retired

 

 

 

 

Source: Indiana Football Coaches Association

 

Most State Championships by a Football Coach

No.

Coach

School

Years

8

Dick Dullaghan*

Carmel / Ben Davis

Carmel 1978 (3A); Ben Davis 1987 (5A), 1988 (5A), 1990 (5A), 1991 (5A), 1999 (5A), 2001 (5A), 2002 (5A)

6

Bruce Scifres

Roncalli

1993 (3A), 1994 (3A), 1999 (3A), 2002 (4A), 2003 (4A), 2004 (4A)

6

Larry (Bud) Wright

Sheridan

1980 (A), 1984 (A), 1987 (A), 1988 (A), 1992 (A), 1998 (A)

5

Chris Geesman*

Penn

1983 (4A), 1995 (5A), 1996 (5A), 1997 (5A), 2000 (5A)

5

Matt Lindsay

Fort Wayne Bishop Luers

1989 (2A), 1992 (2A), 1999 (2A), 2001 (2A), 2002 (2A)

* Retired

 

 

STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS (as of Tuesday, September 20, 2005)

The following lists of statistical leaders are compiled weekly from information contained at Stats & Go, the IHSAA’s exclusive athletic statistics reporting and publishing service. The IHSAA encourages each of its member schools to participate by registering for free at www.statsandgo.com and updating team and individual statistics by 4 p.m. each Monday of the season.

 

Rushing Yards

Name

Grade

School (Class)

Games

Att.

Yds.

TD

YPG

1. Bryan Schroeder

10

North Harrison (3A)

5

83

1233

16

246.6

2. Daniel Carter

12

Decatur Central (5A)

4

108

838

5

209.5

3. Mario Swope

12

Brebeuf Jesuit (3A)

5

110

1017

15

203.4

4. Daniel Keeling

11

Crawfordsville (3A)

5

141

1001

10

200.2

5. Darryl Stott

12

Union City (A)

5

105

965

13

193.0

6. Dexter Taylor

12

Warren Central (5A)

5

46

956

13

191.2

7. Dwight Brown

12

Perry Central (A)

5

122

893

11

178.6

8. Chris Merkel

12

Roncalli (4A)

5

118

845

7

169.0

9. Ryon Keys

11

Yorktown (3A)

5

107

839

9

167.8

10. Drew Bianski

12

Churubusco (2A)

5

72

789

11

157.8

 

Passing Yards

Name

Grade

School (Class)

Games

Comp.

Att.

Yds.

TD

Int.

YPG

1. Chris Owen

11

Evansville Central (4A)

5

92

152

1399

15

6

279.8

2. Spud Dick

12

Lawrence Central (5A)

5

85

148

1230

8

8

246.0

3. Eric Watt

11

South Newton (A)

5

70

143

1178

17

7

235.6

4. Kyle Henson

12

Frontier (A)

5

75

135

1129

12

3

225.8

5. Ben Chappell

12

Bloomington South (5A)

5

71

132

1091

9

4

218.2

6. Broc Miller

11

Northview (4A)

5

59

118

1086

8

8

217.2

7. Brandon Huffer

11

Lafayette Jefferson (5A)

5

75

127

1067

6

8

213.4

8. Dusty Manns

12

Knox (2A)

5

93

160

1055

11

12

211.0

9. Drew Kiel

11

Columbus East (4A)

5

64

114

1048

11

2

209.6

10. Cory Millikan

11

Bedford North Lawrence (5A)

5

81

143

1034

5

5

206.8

 

Receiving Yards

Name

Grade

School (Class)

Games

Rec.

Yds.

TD

YPG

1. Kody Lemond

11

Pendleton Heights (4A)

5

46

616

8

123.2

2. Chuck Davis

12

Lawrence Central (5A)

5

35

605

7

121.0

3. Kris Staats

12

LaPorte (5A)

5

24

524

3

104.8

4. Shawn Mooney

11

Evansville Central (4A)

5

35

519

4

103.8

5. John Baldwin

12

Lawrence Central (5A)

5

39

505

1

101.0

6. Shane Dixon

12

Portage (5A)

5

24

451

3

90.2

7. Ryan Poxon

11

Lafayette Jefferson (5A)

5

17

430

3

86.0

8. Keith Condon

12

Knox (2A)

5

28

429

5

85.8

9. Brandon Artis

11

Evansville Central (4A)

5

25

406

5

81.2

10. Bryon Hartman

12

East Central (4A)

5

26

402

5

80.4

               

Scoring

Name

Grade

School

Games

TD

PAT (1)

PAT (2)

FG

Total

PPG

1. Ryan Fics

12

Michigan City (5A)

5

16

0

4

0

104

20.8

2. Bryan Schroeder

10

North Harrison (3A)

5

16

0

2

0

100

20.0

3. Mario Swope

12

Brebeuf Jesuit (3A)

5

15

0

1

0

92

18.4

4. Matt Cox

12

Knightstown (A)

5

11

0

11

0

88

17.6

5. Darren Evans

11

Warren Central (5A)

5

14

0

0

0

84

16.8

6. Darryl Stott

12

Union City (A)

5

13

0

1

0

80

16.0

7. Dexter Taylor

12

Warren Central (5A)

5

13

0

0

0

78

15.6

T8. Brandon Justice

12

Whiteland (4A)

5

11

0

3

0

72

14.4

T8. Darius Willis

10

Indianapolis Howe (3A)

5

10

0

6

0

72

14.4

T10. Drew Bianski

12

Churubusco (2A)

5

11

0

2

0

70

14.0

 

Punting (min. 3 punts/game)

Name

Grade

School (Class)

Games

No.

Yds.

Avg.

1. Joe Bizjak

12

Kokomo (5A)

5

15

584

38.9

2. Brian Karch

12

Lawrence North (5A)

4

16

618

38.6

3. Luke Allstott

11

Springs Valley (A)

5

15

571

38.1

4. Chase Straw

12

Prairie Heights (2A)

5

18

674

37.4

5. John Maierle

12

Warsaw (5A)

5

22

821

37.7

6. Cody DeLucio

12

Cambridge City Lincoln (A)

5

18

654

36.3

7. Jordan Hansen

10

Bedford North Lawrence (5A)

5

25

900

36.0

8. Ricky Curtis

12

Glenn (2A)

5

17

608

35.8

9. Zach Dygert

12

Angola (4A)

5

20

707

35.4

10. Jeffrey Clemens

12

Lowell (4A)

4

15

529

35.3

 

Interceptions

Name

Grade

School

Games

Total

T1. Brandon Day

11

Indianapolis Northwest (5A)

5

6

T1. Kyler Gray

11

Shenandoah (A)

5

6

3. John Small

11

Valparaiso (5A)

4

5

T4.      15 Players

 

 

5

4

 

 

LAST WEEK’S SINGLE-GAME BEST PERFORMANCES

·   As reported by the schools to the Indiana High School Athletic Association.

·   School administrators, coaches and media are urged to report single-game bests by e-mailing IHSAA Sports Information Director Jason Wille at jwille@ihsaa.org by 4 p.m. each Monday of the season.

·   For a season-long list, visit 2005 Single-Game Best Performances.

 

 

PASSING YARDAGE (275 yards minimum)

Yards

Name

Comp-Att-Int-TD

Gr

School

Opponent

Date

358

John Melind

17-40-5-3

12

Indianapolis Broad Ripple (5A)

Indianapolis Howe (3A)

9/16

307

Mike Perkins

24-32-1-5

11

River Forest (A)

LaPorte LaLumiere

9/16

301

Spud Dick

23-37-3-1

12

Lawrence Central (5A)

Decatur Central (5A)

9/16

290

Dusty Manns

22-25-1-3

12

Knox (2A)

LaVille (A)

9/16

 

 

PASSING PERCENTAGE (.700 minimum with a minimum of 10 attempts)

Perc.

Name

Comp-Att-Yds-Int-TD

Gr

School

Opponent

Date

.937

Nick Keim

15-16-181-0-2

11

Penn (5A)

South Bend St. Joseph’s (3A)

9/16

.880

Dusty Manns

22-25-290-1-3

11

Knox (2A)

LaVille (A)

9/16

.833

Justin Boser

10-12-159-0-2

11

Hamilton Heights (3A)

Eastern (Greentown) (2A)

9/16

.750

Mike Perkins

24-32-307-1-5

11

River Forest (A)

LaPorte LaLumiere

9/16

.727

Bobby Powers

8-11-134-0-0

11

Indianapolis Cathedral (4A)

Indianapolis Arlington (5A)

9/16

.722

Chandler Harnish

13-18-233-0-4

11

Norwell (3A)

New Haven (3A)

9/16

 

 

PASSING TOUCHDOWNS (4 minimum)

TD

Name

Comp-Att-Yds-Int

Gr

School

Opponent

Date

5

Mike Perkins

24-32-307-1

11

River Forest (A)

LaPorte LaLumiere

9/16

4

Chandler Harnish

13-18-233-0

11

Norwell (3A)

New Haven (3A)

9/16

4

Matt Rogers

19-32-251-0

12

Indian Creek (2A)

Brown County (3A)

9/16

 

 

RECEIVING YARDAGE (150 yards minimum)

Yards

Name

Rec-TD

Gr

School

Opponent

Date

238

David Haygood

7-3

12

Indianapolis Broad Ripple (5A)

Indianapolis Howe (3A)

9/16

228

John Baldwin

15-0

12

Lawrence Central (5A)

Decatur Central (5A)

9/16

169

Keith Condon

12-3

12

Knox (2A)

LaVille (A)

9/16

 

 

RECEPTIONS (8 minimum)

Rec

Name

Yds-TD

Gr

School

Opponent

Date

15

John Baldwin

228-0

12

Lawrence Central (5A)

Decatur Central (5A)

9/16

11

Derrick Yoder

140-1

11

Fairfield (2A)

Eastside (2A)

9/16

12

Keith Condon

169-3

12

Knox (2A)

LaVille (A)

9/16

10

Lance Robinson

102-0

12

Danville (3A)

Mooresville (4A)

9/16

9

Kody Lemond

124-1

11

Pendleton Heights (4A)

Mount Vernon (Fortville) (3A)

9/16

 

 

SCORING (30 points minimum)

Points

Name

TD-PAT(1)-PAT(2)-FG

Gr

School

Opponent

Date

34

Ryan Jones

5-0-2-0

12

Lapel (A)

Shenandoah (A)

9/16

30

Josh Snyder

5-0-0-0

11

Franklin Central (5A)

Southport (5A)

9/16

30

Dexter Taylor

5-0-0-0

12

Warren Central (5A)

Terre Haute South (5A)

9/16

 

 

 

VOLLEYBALL

 

STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS (as of Tuesday, September 20, 2005)

The following lists of statistical leaders are compiled weekly from information contained at Stats & Go, the IHSAA’s exclusive athletic statistics reporting and publishing service. The IHSAA encourages each of its member schools to participate by registering for free at www.statsandgo.com and updating team and individual statistics by 4 p.m. each Monday of the season.

 

Kills

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Kills

High

Per Game

1.

Allison Holloway

Madison-Grant (2A)

11

49

244

28

5.54

2.

Dana Gardner

Shelbyville (4A)

11

38

209

27

5.50

3

Tayler Wittmer

Loogootee (A)

11

51

280

31

5.49

4.

Ashley Edinger

Michigan City (4A)

12

44

223

29

5.07

5.

Stacey Secrest

Union (Dugger) (A)

12

48

237

28

4.94

6.

Ashley Hamilton

Northridge (3A)

10

43

206

26

4.79

7.

Michele Metzler

Lawrenceburg (2A)

11

45

209

21

4.64

8.

Hannah Sullivan

New Albany (4A)

11

33

149

24

4.51

9.

Jessica Smith

Madison-Grant (2A)

11

44

197

21

4.48

10.

Mandy Nichols

Center Grove (4A)

11

55

245

22

4.45

 

Hitting Percentage (minimum 4.0 attacks per game)

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Kills

Errs

Attacks

Pct.

1.

Ashley Edinger

Michigan City (4A)

12

44

223

22

366

.549

2.

Michelle Fletcher

Michigan City Marquette (A)

12

34

143

22

254

.476

3.

Katie Wilson

Speedway (2A)

11

53

214

42

369

.466

4.

Tayler Wittmer

Loogootee (A)

11

51

280

56

488

.459

5.

Jenna Luke

Mishawaka (4A)

10

54

120

25

217

.438

6.

Courtney Bealor

LaPorte (4A)

12

52

129

25

240

.433

7.

Courtney O’Brien

Indianapolis Bishop Chatard (3A)

11

54

117

19

230

.426

8.

Stacey Secrest

Union (Dugger) (A)

12

48

237

66

408

.419

9.

Katelyn Storms

North Montgomery (2A)

12

59

186

26

384

.417

10.

Lauren McIntyre

Indianapolis Cathedral (4A)

11

49

162

36

304

.415

 

Service Aces

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Aces

High

Per Game

1.

Ashley Edinger

Michigan City (4A)

12

44

65

10

1.48

T2.

Madison Beaver

Speedway (2A)

12

54

68

10

1.26

T2.

Sara Hivley

South Newton (A)

12

27

34

10

1.26

4.

Janae Curnutt

Hamilton Heights (3A)

11

47

53

11

1.13

5.

Katie Hesch

Mishawaka (4A)

11

41

43

8

1.05

6.

Hannah Sullivan

New Albany (4A)

11

33

34

6

1.03

T7.

Mallory Brooks

Alexandria-Monroe (2A)

12

46

46

13

1.00

T7.

Amanda Warren

New Albany (4A)

11

33

33

9

1.00

9.

Jennifer Griggs

Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian (A)

12

44

43

9

0.98

10.

Dana Gardner

Shelbyville (4A)

11

38

37

6

0.97

 

Assists

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Assists

High

Per Game

1.

Courtney Haslup

Fort Wayne Bishop Dwenger (3A)

12

53

877

97

16.55

2.

Kelsie Eldridge

Concord (4A)

12

46

742

104

16.13

3.

Alli Hilles

New Albany (4A)

12

35

566

90

16.55

4.

Megan Couch

Mooresville (4A)

12

44

654

87

14.86

5.

Julie Snuffer

Shelbyville (4A)

11

41

608

84

14.83

6.

Katie Martin

Washington Township (A)

12

52

662

69

12.73

7.

Katie Jankowicz

Andrean (3A)

12

38

471

55

12.39

8.

Katie Hesch

Mishawaka (4A)

11

41

501

50

12.22

9.

Lily Barker

Lapel (A)

9

48

562

112

11.71

10.

Trisha Justice

Rensselaer Central (2A)

11

60

651

61

10.85

 

Digs

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Digs

High

Per Game

1.

Leslie Swihart

Plymouth (4A)

10

65

430

48

6.62

2.

Brittany Lakes

Hagerstown (2A)

12

46

266

32

5.78

3.

Stephanie Fadell

Washington Township (A)

10

53

247

30

5.60

4.

Stacey Secrest

Union (Dugger) (A)

12

48

265

34

5.52

5.

Renee Oler

Hagerstown (2A)

12

44

238

36

5.41

6.

Katy Budzinski

Mishawaka (4A)

12

54

276

33

5.11

7.

Shannon Cooper

Frankfort (3A)

11

56

271

30

4.84

8

Sam Weiss

Hagerstown (2A)

10

42

200

32

4.76

9.

Whitney Wagoner

Cowan (A)

12

51

242

27

4.75

10

Kristen Bolen

North Judson-San Pierre (2A)

11

52

244

22

4.69

 

Blocks

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Solo

Assists

Total

High

Per Game

1.

Dominika Roberts

Oldenburg Academy (A)

11

53

107

87

194

18

3.66

2.

Nichole Kocher

Madison (3A)

11

49

170

4

174

29

3.55

3.

Amber Smith

Madison (3A)

12

49

134

4

138

20

2.82

4.

Brooke Zachary

Knox (3A)

11

50

48

81

129

23

2.58

5.

Amanda Dickman

Oldenburg Academy (A)

10

53

63

68

131

15

2.47

6.

Lindsey Wyne

Southwestern (Hanover) (2A)

11

53

122

0

122

15

2.30

7.

Kristen Chynoweth

Frankfort (3A)

11

59

77

55

132

14

2.24

8.

Amber Birky

Kouts (A)

11

35

32

43

75

14

2.14

9.

Mollie Taulbee

Knox (3A)

11

50

56

49

105

12

2.10

10.

Kaila Calhoun

Concord (4A)

11

54

66

43

109

10

2.02

 

 

 

BOYS SOCCER

 

SOCCER STATE TOURNAMENT DRAW SET FOR MONDAY, SEPT. 26

The pairings for the 12th Annual IHSAA Boys and Girls Soccer State Tournament Series will be drawn on Monday, Sept. 26 at 8 a.m. EST/CDT at the IHSAA Office in Indianapolis.

 

Upon conclusion of each draw, the pairings will be posted to the IHSAA website at www.ihsaa.org.

 

Members of the media and the general public are welcome to attend, however there is limited space available in the building.

 

STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS (as of Tuesday, September 20, 2005)

The following lists of statistical leaders are compiled weekly from information contained at Stats & Go, the IHSAA’s exclusive athletic statistics reporting and publishing service. The IHSAA encourages each of its member schools to participate by registering for free at www.statsandgo.com and updating team and individual statistics by 4 p.m. each Monday of the season.

 

Goals

 

Name

School

Grade

Games

Goals

High

1.

Tito Fernandez

Hammond Morton

12

9

28

7

2.

Kiel Hauser

Greenwood

12

10

26

8

T3.

Jon Hendricks

Northwestern

11

11

22

4

T3.

Jake Schmicker

Winamac

12

11

22

5

5.

Alex Aust

New Palestine

11

11

21

5

6.

Aaron Beck

Eastern (Greentown)

12

9

20

4

T7.

Justin Darvish

Fort Wayne Snider

12

11

19

5

T7.

Alec Purdie

Elkhart Central

11

12

19

4

T7.

Stu Thornton

Angola

12

7

19

4

T10.

Antonio Delgado

Carroll (Flora)

10

11

18

3

T10.

Leo Garcia

Lakeland

12

9

18

4

 

Assists

 

Name

School

Grade

Games

Assists

High

1.

Jake Cifuentes

Eastern (Greentown)

11

9

22

4

2.

Sean McGrath

Pike

10

10

15

5

T3.

Jeff Alter

Marion Lakeview Christian

12

11

14

3

T3.

Justin Sass

New Palestine

10

11

14

4

T3.

Drew Williams

Northwestern

10

11

14

3

T6.

Aaron Beck

Eastern (Greentown)

12

9

12

3

T6.

John Graves

Northwestern

12

11

12

4

T6.

Jon Hendricks

Northwestern

11

11

12

3

T6.

Ian Kemp

Greenwood

12

10

12

4

T10.

Adam Cranfill

Waldron

12

8

11

3

T10.

Derek Manuel

Greenwood

10

10

11

4

T10.

Scott Vail

New Palestine

10

10

11

3

 

Goals Against Average

 

Name

School

Grade

Games

Minutes

GA

GAA

Shutouts

1.

Tiago Sobral

Pike

11

10

520

2

0.31

4

2.

Nick Domogalik

Indianapolis Cathedral

11

5

250

1

0.32

2.5

3.

Zac Stephanski

Fort Wayne Snider

12

6

245

1

0.33

1.5

4.

Matt Boyer

Marion Lakeview Christian

12

11

859

4

0.37

7.75

5.

Tyler Leffers

Leo

12

9

650

4

0.49

2.5

6.

Joseph Lehman

Martinsville

12

9

720

6

0.75

4

7.

Adam Lee

Indianapolis Cathedral

12

8

470

5

0.85

3.5

8.

Alex Drake

Pike

12

7

280

3

0.86

2

9.

Ben Dunham

Avon

10

10

793

9

0.91

2

10.

Alex Malone

Bremen

12

13

1040

12

0.92

7

 

 

GIRLS SOCCER

 

STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS (as of Tuesday, September 20, 2005)

The following lists of statistical leaders are compiled weekly from information contained at Stats & Go, the IHSAA’s exclusive athletic statistics reporting and publishing service. The IHSAA encourages each of its member schools to participate by registering for free at www.statsandgo.com and updating team and individual statistics by 4 p.m. each Monday of the season.

 

Goals

 

Name

School

Grade

Games

Goals

High

1.

Stephanie Osborn

Oldenburg Academy

12

11

26

4

2.

Lauren Varnau

Maconaquah

11

6

23

8

3.

Megan Harrison

New Palestine

11

11

22

4

4.

Meagan Kempf

Evansville Bosse

10

12

17

4

T5.

Lauren Hyde

Indianapolis Bishop Chatard

12

8

16

6

T5.

Alyssa Merrick

New Palestine

10

12

16

4

T5.

Rachael Reid

Plainfield

11

11

16

3

T8.

Sheila Diebold

North Putnam

12

10

15

4

T8.

Kaylee Pichardo

Muncie Central

12

9

15

3

T8.

Kendra Reimer

Columbia City

12

11

15

4

 

Assists

 

Name

School

Grade

Games

Assists

High

1.

Alyssa Merrick

New Palestine

10

12

20

3

2.

Carrie Twyman

Avon

12

12

13

2

T3.

Margo McAuley

Noblesville

11

9

11

3

T3.

Megan Mummert

Crawfordsville

11

8

11

5

T5.

Michaela Hornstein

Brownsburg

11

11

10

4

T5.

Stephanie Osborn

Oldenburg Academy

12

11

10

3

T5.

Brittany Wurtz

Oldenburg Academy

12

11

10

2

T8.

Monica Dolinsky

Carmel

12

10

9

2

T8.

Kendra Getz

Oldenburg Academy

10

11

9

2

T8.

Meagan Kempf

Evansville Bosse

10

12

9

3

T8.

Loly Redmon

Evansville Bosse

10

13

9

3

T8.

CJ Rhoades

Plainfield

9

7

9

2

 

 

Goals Against Average

 

Name

School

Grade

Games

Minutes

GA

GAA

Shutouts

1.

Mindi Balchan

Carmel

12

10

400

1

0.20

7

2.

Michelle Lowe

Muncie Central

11

9

680

2

0.24

8

3.

Kristen Sylvester

Pendleton Heights

9

9

640

2

0.25

3

4.

Amy Cleeter

South Dearborn

12

10

800

3

0.30

7

5.

Beth Reed

Indianapolis Bishop Chatard

12

9

689

3

0.34

4

6.

Emma Gormley

Carmel

10

10

400

2

0.40

6

7.

Katie Emrick

Carroll (Fort Wayne)

10

11

866

5

0.46

7

8.

Lydia Higgins

Evansville Central

12

11

880

6

0.55

7

9.

Sara Barva

Pendleton Heights

12

7

400

3

0.60

4

10.

Andrea Kaminski

Noblesville

12

10

635

6

0.76

6.5

 

 

IHSAA CALENDAR

 

PDF Files: 2005-06 Seasons at a Glance | Month-by-Month | Future Important Dates | Corresponding Weeks

 

 

NEWS & NOTES FROM AROUND THE STATE

 

  • Churubusco’s Drew Bianski set a school record for rushing yards in a game with 247 in a 42-6 victory over Eastside on Sept. 9.

 

  • Rodrigo Dosal has recently broken NorthWood’s boys soccer career scoring record.  Dosal scored two goals in a 4-3 win over Wawasee, giving him 38 on his career.  The previous school record of 36 was held by Brady Morningstar.

 

  • Former Evansville Memorial and Ball State basketball star Kate Endress was recently named Indiana’s NCAA Woman of the Year.  Endress, a 2005 Kodak/WBCA All-American, is one of 51 winners who will later be cut down to 10 finalists for the national award.

 

  • Evansville Memorial, currently fifth in the state coaches soccer poll, outscored its opponents 23-0 over two matches last week.

 

  • North Posey football coach Joe Gengelbach notched his 200th career victory in an 18-8 triumph over Southridge on Sept. 9. The Vikings are currently 4-1 on the season.

 

  • Penn junior quarterback Nick Keim completed his first 10 passes on his way to 15-for-16 passing in a 27-0 Penn victory over South Bend St. Joseph’s last Friday.  His completion percentage of .937 in the game is a state-best so far this year. Penn has now won 127 consecutive Northern Indiana Conference games.

 

·         Knox ended an 18-game losing streak dating back to the 2003 season with a 48-13 win over LaVille in a Northern State Conference football game on Sept. 16.

 

·         During Lapel’s 48-27 victory at Shenandoah last Friday, a trio of Bulldogs topped 100 yards rushing for the game. Sophomore RB Trent Crandall carried 9 times for 139 yards, including a 67 yard scamper for a score, junior RB E.J. Cripe carried 16 times for 120 yards and a touchdown and senior QB Kyle Holsinger picked up 101 yards on 13 runs. Additionally, senior RB Ryan Jones scored five touchdowns in the game (11 carries, 74 yards) along with a pair of two-point conversions. The Bulldogs are off to a 5-0 start this season, the best in school history.

 

  • In its last season in Conference Indiana, Martinsville’s girls golf team captured its ninth consecutive conference tournaments title dating back to the league’s formation. The Artesians will be joining the Mid-State Conference in 2006-07.

 

  • River Forest QB Mike Perkins connected with Nathan Parker on a state record-tying 99-yard touchdown play in the fourth quarter on Friday. The score was part of a rally that saw the Ingots put up 24 points over the final 12 minutes only to fall short against LaLumiere of LaPorte, 48-38.

 

  • Eastbrook’s Jason Poe tied a school record with five touchdowns in a 46-20 victory over Mississinewa on Sept. 9. The senior RB produced 215 yards of total offense, including 169 yards on the ground. His five scores equaled the mark also held by former Panthers Jared Warner (1993) and Ron Boucher (1995).

 

  • Hagerstown’s Sam Weiss and Teanna Fleming set school records in volleyball in a recent victory over Cambridge City Lincoln.  Weiss’ 21 kills set a new single-match school record, and Fleming broke her own school record of 33 assists by posting 36. 

 

·         Wes-Del ended the state’s longest losing streak of 42 games with a 41-0 victory at Indiana Deaf on Sept. 16. The Warriors’ last victory was a 32-6 win over Cambridge City Lincoln on Aug. 21, 2001.

 

  • Fairfield’s Derrick Yoder broke the school record for receptions in a game with 11 in a 31-6 victory over Eastside last Friday.  Yoder’s 11 catches went for 140 yards and a touchdown as Fairfield improved to 3-2 this season.

 

Have an interesting note? Please e-mail IHSAA Sports Information Director Jason Wille at jwille@ihsaa.org for consideration.

 

 

IHSAA 05-06/08