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                                                                      October 11, 2005

Contact: Jason Wille, Sports Information Director                                                                    

E-Mail: jwille@ihsaa.org

 

 

BOYS TENNIS STATE FINALS, INDIVIDUAL REGIONALS THIS SATURDAY

A first-time state champion is assured as four teams will vie for top honors in the 39th Annual IHSAA Boys Team Tennis State Finals this Saturday at North Central High School in Indianapolis.

 

Three of the participants – Floyd Central, Penn and West Lafayette – have advanced to the state finals, including the championship match, in previous years, while Indianapolis Cathedral is on the scene for the first time in school history.

 

West Lafayette and Penn finished as state runner-up to Carmel in 2003 and 2004, respectively, and that pair will meet in one semifinal match at 10 am while Floyd Central will battle Cathedral in the other. The two winning teams will meet for the championship at 2 pm while the two losing teams will play for third place.

 

West Lafayette (19-4) is in the finals for the third time in five seasons after avenging an earlier loss to Delta, 4-1, and sweeping Kokomo, 5-0, last Saturday in the Homestead Semi-State. Two seniors on the team roster participated for the 2003 squad including No. 1 singles player Ben Seagren and No. 1 doubles player Phil Luke.

 

Penn (20-1) is the lone returning team from last year’s group of finalists and hopes to do one better than last year’s runner-up finish. The Kingsmen have five of last year’s seven players returning for another shot including the top two singles players in seniors Chris Jordan and Garrett Brinker. Senior Dean Guyer will pull duty at No. 3 singles this weekend while sophomore Troy Brinker and junior Gautham Vaidyanathan will team at No. 2 doubles.

 

Floyd Central (16-4) is back in the finals for the second time in three years and for the fifth time in school history. The Highlanders have three players on the roster that participated at state two years ago including junior Joseph Boesing at No. 1 singles, senior Andrew Voll at No. 3 singles and junior Craig Kirchgessner at No. 1 doubles.

 

Indianapolis Cathedral (20-1) won its first regional last week ousting two-time defending state champion Carmel, 5-0, and survived a pair of 3-2 encounters at the semi-state to earn its berth in the state meet. It may be their first trip, but the Irish are familiar with Floyd Central having taken a 4-1 decision in Indianapolis on August 19.

 

For additional information including probable lineups, records and season results for each of the state finalists, visit the PDF file, Meet the Teams on the IHSAA website.

 

Also in play on Saturday at North Central High School are the regional rounds of the Individual Singles and Doubles State Tournaments. Singles players and doubles teams that win twice on Saturday will advance to the Individual State Finals on Oct. 21-22 at Park Tudor School in Indianapolis. Pairings are listed below in bracket order.

 

39th Annual IHSAA Boys Team Tennis State Finals

Date: Saturday, October 15.

Admission: Free.

North Central High School, 1801 E. 86th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46240. School Website | Driving Directions

 

Semifinals – 10 a.m.

Match 1 – West Lafayette (19-4) vs. Penn (20-1).

Match 2 – Indianapolis Cathedral (20-1) vs. Floyd Central (16-4).

Championship and Consolation matches – 2 p.m.

 

Media Host – IHSAA Communications Director Joe Gentry will be on site throughout the day to assist you in your coverage of the event.

 

Media Credentials: The 2005-06 IHSAA State Finals Media Credential will be used for identification. Please fax a request on company letterhead to IHSAA Sports Information Director Jason Wille at 317-575-4244. Approved requests will be available for pickup in the tennis clubhouse adjacent to the courts on Saturday.

 

Parking – Available near the tennis complex at the south side of the high school.

 

Programs and Results – Media in attendance should see Joe Gentry for a complimentary copy of the state finals program which includes information on each team, probable lineups and tournament history. Official results for both team and individual tournaments will be available in the tennis clubhouse following each session and also be posted to the IHSAA website.

 

Working Area – Working space and an available phone line in the clubhouse will be available to media in attendance wishing to file stories and photographs following the event.

 

 

 

Individual Regionals

Date: Saturday, October 15.

Site: North Central High School, 1801 E. 86th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46240. | School Website | Driving Directions

Times: Round 1 at 10 a.m.; Round 2 at 2 p.m.

Admission: Free.

Note: Won-loss records indicate regular season record followed by post-season tournament record. Players are listed in bracket order below for this weekend only. Unbeaten players advancing from the team semi-state and team state finals rounds will then be fed into the pairings for next weekend’s individual state finals.

 

26th Annual Singles Tournament

First Round

Josh Noe (11), Clarksville (10-4, 2-0) vs. Scott Conner (12), Terre Haute North (18-3, 5-0).

Alex Tuna (12), Evansville Harrison (13-1, 4-0) vs. Thiago Franco (11), Hauser (11-0, 2-0).

 

Adam Figg (11), Owen Valley (11-5, 1-0) vs. Will Pearson (11), Park Tudor (14-6, 2-0).

Steven Myers (12), Heritage Christian (17-3, 3-0) vs. Brice Fairchild (11), Tri (20-0, 3-0).

 

Hunter Schouweiler (11), Fort Wayne Canterbury (17-2, 2-0) vs. Chandler Jones (11), North Montgomery (10-2, 2-0).

Brandon Barger (12), Adams Central (15-2, 3-0) vs. Quinn Saine (12), Peru (18-2, 5-0).

 

Andrew Bond (12), Elkhart Central (18-4, 3-0) vs. Robert Cusic (10), Lowell (14-5, 2-0).

David Kovas (12), South Bend Adams (9-2, 3-0) vs. Jayson Jeffries (12), Chesterton (10-9, 2-0).

 

Second Round

Noe-Conner winner vs. Tuna-Franco winner

Figg-Pearson winner vs. Myers-Fairchild winner

Schouweiler-Jones winner vs. Barger-Saine winner

Bond-Cusic winner vs. Kovas-Jeffries winner

 

Also Advancing to IHSAA Singles State Finals on October 21-22 at Park Tudor

Christian Nikou (12), Center Grove (15-1, 7-0)

Derek Carpenter (10), Fort Wayne South Side (6-0)

 

 

14th Annual Doubles Tournament

First Round

Kyle Rodden (11)/Patrick Sweets (12), Providence (15-0, 3-0), vs. Sean Harshbarger (11)/Joseph Kittinger (9), Mt. Vernon (13-9, 1-0)

Trevor Wagner (11)/Troy Wagner (11), Evansville Bosse (14-1, 4-0) vs. Kiel Bobb (12)/Josh Burnett (12), Columbus East (12-5, 5-0).

 

Russell Bennett (11)/David Lennen (11), Shelbyville (8-8, 2-0), bye.

Peter Davis (12)/Robert Mumme (12), Heritage Christian (19-1, 4-0) vs. Alex Nocton (12)/Justin Stiner (12), Northeastern (18-3, 4-0).

 

Daniel Desper (9)/Caleb Sloan (11), East Noble (14-7, 2-0) vs. Greg Milam (12)/Brad Mustin (11), Lebanon (18-2, 5-0).

Jonathan Fogle (11)/Richard Hiatt (12), Anderson (10-5, 1-0) vs. Randy Evans (12)/Tyler Rigby (12), Jay County (15-3, 5-0).

 

Chris Landis (10)/Michael Landis (10), Jimtown (21-1, 3-0) vs. Trevor Jones (12)/Michael Weiand (11), Lowell (7-7, 3-0).

Josh Beguin (11)/Jacob Palmer (11), Plymouth (19-3, 5-0), bye.

 

Second Round

Rodden/Sweets-Harshbarger/Kittinger winner vs. Wagner/Wagner-Bobb/Burnett winner

Russell Bennett (11)/David Lennen (11), Shelbyville (8-8, 2-0) vs. Davis/Mumme-Nocton/Stiner winner

Desper/Sloan-Milam/Mustin winner vs. Fogle/Hiatt-Evans/Rigby winner.

Landis/Landis-Jones/Weiand winner vs. Josh Beguin (11)/Jacob Palmer (11), Plymouth (19-3, 5-0).

 

Also Advancing to IHSAA Doubles State Finals on October 21-22 at Park Tudor

John Beeler (12)/Jonathan Plump (12), Brebeuf Jesuit (14-2, 6-0)

Matt Smith (10)/Zane Smith (10), Center Grove (15-1, 7-0)

Eric Doerr (12)/Mark Metheny (12), Terre Haute South (10-7, 7-0)

Kyle Kozachenko (12)/Gregory Larson (12), LaPorte (13-0, 5-0)

 

 

Individual State Finals

Date: Friday, October 21; Saturday, October 22.

Times: Friday quarterfinals at 2 p.m.; Saturday semifinals at 10 a.m.; Saturday championship and consolation matches at 2 p.m.

Admission: Free.

Site: Park Tudor School, 7200 N. College Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46240-3016 | School Website | Driving Directions

Singles Qualifiers: Any undefeated No. 1 singles player in semi-state team tennis tourney, whose team was eliminated, may enter the singles tourney on Friday and Saturday, October 21-22; the No. 1 singles player of the state championship team, provided he is undefeated, and any undefeated No. 1 singles player from state team tourney whose team was defeated, may enter the singles tourney on Friday and Saturday, October 21-22; NOTE: Players having played the most matches in team tourney competition will receive preference for byes when possible.

Doubles Qualifiers: Any undefeated No. 1 doubles team in semi-state team tennis tourney, whose team was eliminated, may enter the doubles tourney on Friday and Saturday, October 21-22; the No. 1 doubles team of the state championship team, provided they are undefeated, and any undefeated No. 1 doubles team from state team tourney whose team was defeated, may enter the doubles tourney on Friday and Saturday, October 21-22; NOTE: Players having played the most matches in team tourney competition will receive preference for byes when possible.

 

 

MISCELLANEOUS

 

LANCE WILKERSON TO RECEIVE IHSAA DISTINGUISHED MEDIA SERVICE AWARD

Lance Wilkerson, sports director for NEWS 25 (WEHT-TV ABC) in Evansville, has been selected as the 2005-06 recipient of the IHSAA Distinguished Media Service Award for District III.

 

Wilkerson will be honored on Friday night in a special ceremony during the Mater Dei-Reitz football game in Evansville. IHSAA Commissioner Blake Ress will be on hand along with Paul Neidig, athletic director of the Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation, and Mike Whitten, principal at Boonville, both members of the IHSAA Board of Directors.

 

A native of the Tri-State area, Wilkerson can be seen weeknights on NEWS 25 during the 6 pm and 10 pm newscasts. He was born and raised in Newburgh, attended Castle High School and earned his degree in telecommunications from Ball State University.

 

Wilkerson climbed the ladder at NEWS 25 having started as an intern right out of college. From there he became a news photographer in August 1993 and one year later was promoted to weekend sports anchor. He has worked in his current position since July 1998.

 

Lance has won numerous awards for his efforts in previous years including the Distinguished Service Award from the Indiana Interscholastic Athletic Administration Association and the Indiana High School Baseball Coaches' Association Outstanding Media Award. NEWS 25's Home Team Friday sports show won the honor of Best Sports Segment from the Associated Press.

 

Lance and his wife Kim live in Newburgh with their three dogs.

This is the 22nd year the IHSAA has recognized an outstanding member of the Indiana media from each of the three IHSAA legislative districts for excellence in the coverage of high school sports. District III covers 42 counties across southern Indiana. Wilkerson is the first honoree of the 2005-06 school year.

 

On behalf of its 400 member schools, the Indiana High School Athletic Association is pleased to salute Lance Wilkerson and recognize his dedicated service to high school athletics in the state of Indiana.

 

Previous award recipients from southwestern Indiana include:

 

Don Bernhardt, Evansville Courier, 1984-85

Bob Simmers, WITZ, Jasper, 1986-87

Larry Goffinet, Tell City News, 1991-92

Dave Hunter, WAOV, Vincennes, 1992-93

Norman Hall, WBNL, Boonville, 1993-94

Dave Dedrick, WUME/WSEZ, Paoli, 1995-96

Bob Bridge, Bedford Times-Mail, 1996-97

Mike Blake, WFIE-TV, Evansville, 1997-98

Larry Schweizer, WBNL, Boonville, 1998-99

Pete Swanson, Princeton Clarion, 1999-00

Tom Douglas, Spencer Evening World, 1999-00

Dan Egierski, WGBF Radio, Evansville, 2001-02

Mark Downey, Bloomfield Evening World, 2002-03

Brian Bohne, Ferdinand News/Spencer County Leader, 2003-04

 

 

BOYS & GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY

 

CROSS COUNTRY ROLLS ON TO REGIONALS THIS SATURDAY

Advancing teams and individuals from this afternoon’s sectionals will take part in one of 16 regionals this Saturday, Oct. 15 as the 60th Annual Boys and 25th Annual Girls Cross Country State Tournaments continue.

 

The top 15 individuals and top five teams at each of the regional sites will participate in one of the four semi-state races on Saturday, Oct. 22.

 

Results from each site will be available on the IHSAA website as they are received.

 

Regionals

Date: Saturday, October 15.

Times: Listed below.

Admission: Free.

Advancement: The top 15 individuals and the top five teams advance to semi-state.

Media Credentials: Please contact host school athletic department.

 

1.   Bedford North Lawrence 10:30 am Girls; 11:10 am Boys

      Qualifiers from Bedford North Lawrence, Jasper.

2.   Bellmont 10:30 am Girls; 11 am Boys

      Qualifiers from Bellmont, Woodlan.

3.   Brebeuf Jesuit 10:30 am Girls; 11 am Boys

      Qualifiers from South Putnam, Brebeuf Jesuit.

4.   Brown County 10:30 am Girls; 11 am Boys

      Qualifiers from Brown County, Terre Haute North.

5.   Crown Point 11 am Girls; 11:40 am Boys

      Qualifiers from Crown Point, Hammond Gavit.

6.   Culver Academies 10:30 am Girls; 11 am Boys

      Qualifiers from Logansport, South Bend Riley.

7.   Delta 10 am Girls; 10:30 am Boys

      Qualifiers from Delta, Richmond.

8.   Eastern (Pekin) 10:30 am Girls; 11 am Boys

      Qualifiers from Crawford County, Southwestern (Hanover).

9.   Elkhart Central 9:30 am Girls; 10 am Boys

      Qualifiers from Elkhart Central, West Noble.

10.  Franklin Central 10:30 am Girls; 11:10 am Boys

      Qualifiers from Ben Davis, Edinburgh.

11.  Harrison (West Lafayette) 10 am Girls; 10:30 am Boys

      Qualifiers from Harrison (West Lafayette), Rensselaer Central.

12.  Marion 11 am Girls; 11:30 am Boys

      Qualifiers from Carroll (Fort Wayne), Marion.

13.  New Prairie 11 am Girls; 11:30 am Boys

      Qualifiers from Chesterton, New Prairie.

14.  Noblesville 10:30 am Girls; 11:05 am Boys

      Qualifiers from Carmel, Pendleton Heights.

15.  Pike Central 10:30 am Girls; 10:45 am Boys

      Qualifiers from Evansville Mater Dei, South Knox.

16.  Rushville 10:30 am Girls; 10:45 am Boys

      Qualifiers from Connersville, Jennings County.

 

 

Defending Boys Regional Champions – Blackford, Carmel, Columbus North, Crown Point, Edgewood, Evansville Mater Dei, Floyd Central, Fort Wayne Snider, Franklin Central, Heritage Hills, Lafayette Jefferson, Lawrence North, Marion, Northridge, Penn, Portage.

 

Active Boys Regional Streaks (3 or more years) – 10 years: Columbus North; 9: Carmel; 8: Penn; 6: Lawrence North; 3: Crown Point, Northridge.

 

All-Time Boys Regional Championships – 31: Carmel; 26: Richmond; 25: Bloomington/Bloomington South; 23: Portage; 22: Lafayette Jefferson; 21: Ben Davis; 20: Fort Wayne Northrop, Southport; 19: Penn; 18: Terre Haute North; 16: Anderson, Columbus North, Crown Point, Marion, Norwell; 15: Warren Central.

 

Defending Girls Regional Champions – Bloomington North, Carroll (Fort Wayne), Center Grove, Columbus North, Delta, Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran, Indianapolis Cathedral, Jasper, Lafayette Jefferson, Lake Central, Northridge, Penn, Silver Creek, Valparaiso, Vincennes Lincoln, Westfield.

 

Active Girls Regional Streaks (3 or more years) – 8 years: Columbus North; 4: Carroll (Fort Wayne), Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran; 3: Northridge, Penn, Valparaiso.

 

All-Time Girls Regional Championships – 21: Carmel; 16: Columbus North; 10: Floyd Central, Penn; 9: Fort Wayne Northrop, Lafayette Jefferson, Valparaiso; 7: Bloomington North, Carroll (Fort Wayne), Lawrence North, North Central (Indianapolis), Northridge; 6: Center Grove, Lake Central, Vincennes Lincoln, West Lafayette; 5: Homestead, New Albany, Northeast Dubois, Richmond, Southport.

 

 

BOYS & GIRLS SOCCER

 

SOCCER REGIONALS NEXT WEEK

The 12th Annual Boys and Girls State Soccer Tournaments move to the regional round next week with boys matches set for Tuesday, Oct. 18 and girls matches on Wednesday, Oct. 19.

 

Boys Regionals

Date: Tuesday, October 18.

Time: 7 p.m.

Admission: $5.00 per person.

Home Team: The winner of the odd-numbered sectional shall be the home team (Note: this is different than what is listed on page 71 of the IHSAA Fall Bulletin).

Media Credentials: Please contact the host school athletic department.

 

1. Merrillville Regional

Merrillville winner vs. Munster winner.

2. Valparaiso Regional

South Bend Adams winner vs. Wheeler winner.

3. Argos Regional

Argos winner vs. Penn winner.

4. Westview Regional

Angola winner vs. Westview winner.

5. Fort Wayne Canterbury Regional

Homestead winner vs. Carroll (Fort Wayne) winner.

6. Lafayette Jefferson Regional

Lafayette Jefferson winner vs. Logansport winner.

7. Kokomo Regional

Blackford winner vs. Tipton winner.

8. Carmel Regional

Anderson winner vs. Noblesville winner.

9. Rushville Regional

Rushville winner vs. Richmond winner.

10. Avon Regional

Pike winner vs. Brownsburg winner.

11. North Central (Indianapolis) Regional

Beech Grove winner vs. North Central winner.

12. Center Grove Regional

Terre Haute North winner vs. Center Grove winner.

13. Jasper Regional

Jasper winner vs. Edgewood winner.

14. East Central Regional

East Central winner vs. Columbus East winner.

15. Floyd Central Regional

Floyd Central winner vs. Madison winner.

16. Evansville Central Regional

Evansville Harrison winner vs. Evansville Central winner.

 

 

Girls Regionals

Date: Wednesday, October 19.

Time: 7 p.m.

Admission: $5.00 per person.

Home Team: The winner of the odd-numbered sectional shall be the home team (Note: this is different than what is listed on page 71 of the IHSAA Fall Bulletin).

Media Credentials: Please contact the host school athletic department.

 

1. Munster Regional

Lake Central winner vs. Hammond Bishop Noll winner.

2. LaPorte Regional

LaPorte winner vs. Valparaiso winner.

3. South Bend Riley Regional

Concord winner vs. South Bend Riley winner.

4. Argos Regional

Bethany Christian winner vs. Plymouth winner.

5. DeKalb Regional

Columbia City winner vs. DeKalb winner.

6. Fort Wayne Canterbury Regional

Marion winner vs. Bellmont winner.

7. Logansport Regional

Harrison (West Lafayette) winner vs. Kokomo winner.

8. Tipton Regional

Muncie Central winner vs. Hamilton Heights winner.

9. Zionsville Regional

Mount Vernon (Fortville) winner vs. Hamilton Southeastern winner.

10. North Central (Indianapolis) Regional

Warren Central winner vs. Ben Davis winner.

11. Brownsburg Regional

Avon winner vs. Decatur Central winner.

12. Batesville Regional

Batesville winner vs. Centerville winner.

13. Mooresville Regional

Terre Haute South winner vs. Mooresville winner.

14. Columbus North Regional

Jeffersonville winner vs. Jennings County winner.

15. Washington Regional

Washington winner vs. Bedford North Lawrence winner.

16. Evansville Harrison Regional

Castle winner vs. Evansville Reitz winner.

 

 

Defending Boys Regional Champions – Bloomington North, Brownsburg, East Central, Elkhart Central, Evansville Memorial, Fort Wayne Canterbury, Indianapolis Cathedral, Jeffersonville, Lake Central, Logansport, Mt. Vernon (Fortville), Northridge, Norwell, Pendleton Heights, Plainfield, Valparaiso.

 

Active Boys Regional Streaks – 2 years: East Central, Lake Central, Logansport, Pendleton Heights.

 

All-Time Boys Regional Championships – 7: Center Grove, Fort Wayne Canterbury, Logansport, North Central (Indianapolis), Washington; 6: Brownsburg, Evansville Memorial, Mount Vernon (Fortville); 5: Carroll (Fort Wayne), Columbus North, Lake Central; 4: Castle, Noblesville, South Bend St. Joseph’s.

 

Defending Girls Regional Champions – Andrean, Avon, Carmel, Center Grove, Columbus North, Concord, East Central, Evansville Central, Fort Wayne Bishop Dwenger, Fort Wayne Snider, Hamilton Heights, Lafayette Jefferson, Munster, North Central (Indianapolis), Washington, Westview

 

Active Girls Regional Streaks – 5 years: Carmel, Center Grove; 4: North Central (Indianapolis); 3: Avon.

 

All-Time Girls Regional Championships – 10: Carmel; 8: Center Grove, Evansville Memorial, Homestead; 6: East Central, Lake Central, South Bend St. Joseph’s; 5: Brownsburg, Fort Wayne Bishop Dwenger, North Central (Indianapolis), Washington; 4: Fort Wayne Snider, Valparaiso, West Lafayette.

 

 

BOYS STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS (as of Tuesday, October 11, 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

14

39

7

2.

Aaron Beck

Eastern (Greentown)

12

15

33

5

T3.

Tim Freeman

Waldron

11

15

30

4

T3.

Kiel Hauser

Greenwood

12

14

30

8

T3.

Zach Sipes

Waldron

12

15

30

4

T6.

Adam Cranfill

Waldron

12

16

28

4

T6.

Elhadji Dieng

Pike

11

17

28

7

8.

Leo Garcia

Lakeland

12

17

27

4

T9.

Andy Masteller

Andrean

12

16

26

6

T9.

Jon Hendricks

Northwestern

11

16

26

4

T9.

Josh Singer

Marion Lakeview Christian

12

16

26

4

T9.

Stu Thornton

Angola

12

12

26

4

 

Assists

 

Name

School

Grade

Games

Assists

High

1.

Jake Cifuentes

Eastern (Greentown)

11

15

31

4

2.

Kiel Hauser

Greenwood

12

14

21

4

T3.

Adam Cranfill

Waldron

12

16

19

4

T3.

Derek Manuel

Greenwood

10

14

19

4

T5.

Jeff Alter

Marion Lakeview Christian

12

16

18

3

T5.

Aaron Beck

Eastern (Greentown)

12

15

18

3

T7.

Elhadji Dieng

Pike

11

17

17

5

T7.

Cameron Stout

Carroll (Flora)

12

16

17

3

T9.

Ian Kemp

Greenwood

12

14

16

4

T9.

Sean McGrath

Pike

10

18

16

5

T9.

Justin Sass

New Palestine

10

16

16

4

T9.

Drew Williams

Northwestern

10

14

16

3

 

Goals Against Average

 

Name

School

Grade

Games

Minutes

GA

GAA

Shutouts

1.

Nick Domogalik

Indianapolis Cathedral

11

13

770

1

0.10

7.5

2.

Zac Stephanski

Fort Wayne Snider

12

9

445

2

0.36

3

3.

Tiago Sobral

Pike

11

18

1134

6

0.42

8.5

4.

Alex Drake

Pike

12

8

320

3

0.75

2.5

5.

Tyler Leffers

Leo

12

15

1090

11

0.81

2.5

6.

Matt Boyer

Marion Lakeview Christian

12

16

1259

13

0.83

7.75

7.

Alex Malone

Bremen

12

18

1415

15

0.84

10.7

8.

Taylor Montague

Northview

11

15

1121

15

1.07

7

T9.

Matt McClain

Chesterton

12

15

1154

16

1.11

6

T9.

Seth Shockley

Covenant Christian

11

10

720

10

1.11

3.5

 

 

 

GIRLS STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS (as of Tuesday, October 11, 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

T1.

Melissa Buche

Lowell

11

15

36

5

T1.

Stephanie Osborn

Oldenburg Academy

12

16

36

5

3.

Lauren Varnau

Maconaquah

11

11

31

8

4.

Hannah Spencer

Crawfordsville

9

16

30

5

T5.

Stephanie Blankenship

Lowell

10

16

28

6

T5.

Emma Cunningham

Kankakee Valley

12

15

28

3

T7.

Megan Harrison

New Palestine

11

16

27

4

T7.

Meagan Kempf

Evansville Bosse

10

17

27

3

9.

Paige Koomler

Fort Wayne Wayne

12

14

25

5

T10.

Amy Butcher

Bellmont

12

15

23

3

T10.

Sheila Diebold

North Putnam

12

16

23

4

T10.

Kaycie Hibdon

Gibson Southern

11

17

23

3

T10.

Ashley Seehase

Warren Central

12

16

23

3

 

Assists

 

Name

School

Grade

Games

Assists

High

1.

Alyssa Merrick

New Palestine

10

17

22

3

2.

Megan Mummert

Crawfordsville

11

16

19

5

T3.

Jennifer Page

Crawfordsville

12

16

17

3

T3.

Courtney Roberts

Warren Central

12

16

17

3

T3.

Carrie Twyman

Avon

12

18

17

2

6.

Eli Sommer

Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian

10

14

15

3

7.

Sarah Miller

Oldenburg Academy

12

14

14

5

T8.

Erin Gavelek

Lowell

9

16

13

4

T8.

Margo McAuley

Noblesville

11

12

13

3

T8.

Mackenzie Tyler

South Dearborn

12

16

13

6

T8.

Brittany Wurtz

Oldenburg Academy

12

16

13

2

T8.

Monica Dolinsky

Carmel

12

17

13

2

 

Goals Against Average

 

Name

School

Grade

Games

Minutes

GA

GAA

Shutouts

1.

Sara Barva

Pendleton Heights

12

11

660

2

0.24

6.25

2.

Mindi Balchan

Carmel

12

14

578

2

0.28

5.25

T3.

Amy Cleeter

South Dearborn

12

16

1280

7

0.44

9

T3.

Lydia Higgins

Evansville Central

12

18

1440

8

0.44

12

T3.

Michelle Lowe

Muncie Central

11

14

1094

6

0.44

10.5

T6.

Katie Emrick

Carroll (Ft. Wayne)

10

15

1186

8

0.54

9

T6.

Andrea Kaminski

Noblesville

12

15

1035

7

0.54

9.7

8.

Libby Hake

Fort Wayne Canterbury

10

17

1270

9

0.57

11

9.

Beth Reed

Indianapolis Bishop Chatard

12

13

943

8

0.68

5

10.

Mandy Johnson

Crawfordsville

9

16

1156

10

0.69

8

 

 

 

VOLLEYBALL

 

VOLLEYBALL PAIRINGS SET, SECTIONALS BEGIN NEXT WEEK

Sectionals

Dates: Monday, October 17 through Saturday, October 22.

Times: Determined by host school.

Admission: $4.00 per session; $7.00 all sessions.

Home Team: The second team listed in each pairing will be the designated home team. In six-team sectionals, the bye match will be the second semifinal match played on Saturday.

Media Credentials: Please contact the host school athletic department to make arrangements.

 

·   Sectional Pairings

 

Defending Sectional Champions – 4A: Avon, Bloomington North, Carmel, Castle, Center Grove, Fort Wayne Northrop, Indianapolis Cathedral, Lafayette Jefferson, Lake Central, Michigan City, Muncie Central, New Albany, Penn, Plainfield, Valparaiso, Warsaw; 3A: Boonville, Brebeuf Jesuit, Connersville, Delta, Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran, Hammond Morton, Indianapolis Bishop Chatard, Jasper, Kankakee Valley, Maconaquah, New Castle, Northridge, Norwell, Silver Creek, South Bend St. Joseph’s, Sullivan; 2A: Adams Central, Brownstown Central, Cascade, Central Noble, Clinton Central, Eastbrook, Fairfield, Indianapolis Scecina, Lawrenceburg, Linton-Stockton, Muncie Burris, North Judson-San Pierre, Southridge, Southwood, Union County, Wheeler; A: Christian Academy of Indiana, Cowan, Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian, Indianapolis Lutheran, Loogootee, Michigan City Marquette, Morristown, North White, Northeast Dubois, Rising Sun, Riverton Parke, Rossville, Tecumseh, Union (Dugger), Washington Township, Wes-Del.

 

Active Sectional Streaks – 16 years: Jasper; 11: Castle; 9: Center Grove; 8: Michigan City Marquette, Morristown, Muncie Burris; 7: Brownstown Central; 6: Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran, Indianapolis Cathedral; 5: Clinton Central; 4: Adams Central, Avon, Cascade, North White, Southwood; 3: Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian, Muncie Central, Tecumseh, Union (Dugger), Wheeler.

 

All-Time Sectional Championships – 28: Jasper; 24: Carmel, Clinton Prairie, Evansville Mater Dei; 23: Castle, Providence; 22: Plymouth; 21: Bellmont, Muncie Burris, Roncalli, Seymour; 20: Center Grove; 19: Ben Davis, Martinsville, New Castle; 18: Greencastle, Merrillville, Mishawaka, Wapahani; 17: Indianapolis Bishop Chatard, North Montgomery; 16: Fort Wayne Snider, Indianapolis Cathedral; 15: Barr-Reeve, Boonville, Columbus East, Perry Meridian, Shelbyville, Southwood.

 

 

STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS (as of Tuesday, October 11, 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

88

514

33

5.84

2.

Tayler Wittmer

Loogootee (A)

11

85

487

31

5.73

3.

Ashley Edinger

Michigan City (4A)

12

82

432

31

5.27

4.

Katie Wilson

Speedway (2A)

11

86

452

27

5.26

5.

Dana Gardner

Shelbyville (4A)

11

59

300

27

5.08

6.

Stacey Secrest

Union (Dugger) (A)

12

76

370

28

4.87

7.

Jessica Luesse

Rensselaer Central (2A)

12

77

361

27

4.69

8.

Cassie Zeider

South Newton (A)

12

55

256

31

4.65

9.

Ashley Everhart

Eastside (2A)

12

81

376

28

4.64

T10.

Jessica Smith

Madison-Grant (2A)

12

89

410

23

4.61

T10.

Michele Metzler

Lawrenceburg (2A)

11

74

341

22

4.61

 

Hitting Percentage (minimum 4.0 attacks per game)

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Kills

Errs

Attacks

Pct.

1.

Katie Wilson

Speedway (2A)

11

86

452

61

668

.585

2.

Erin Dull

Western Boone (3A)

12

60

251

40

389

.542

3.

Ashley Edinger

Michigan City (4A)

12

82

432

64

724

.508

4.

Julie Breivogel

Boonville (3A)

12

76

281

42

530

.451

5.

Katie Knott

Providence (3A)

11

68

261

49

475

.446

6.

Tayler Wittmer

Loogootee (A)

11

85

487

97

879

.444

7.

Lauren McIntyre

Indpls. Cathedral (4A)

11

77

254

50

463

.441

8.

Lacee Agee

Beech Grove (3A)

12

73

188

36

348

.437

9.

Stacey Secrest

Union (Dugger) (A)

12

76

370

95

662

.415

10.

Courtney Bealor

LaPorte (4A)

12

86

255

49

498

.414

 

Service Aces

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Aces

High

Per Game

1.

Madison Beaver

Speedway (2A)

12

84

119

10

1.42

2.

Katie Fix

Indianapolis Lutheran (A)

12

73

90

10

1.23

3.

Ashley Edinger

Michigan City (4A)

12

82

99

10

1.21

4.

Cassie Zeider

South Newton (A)

12

55

66

11

1.20

5.

Allison Holloway

Madison-Grant (2A)

11

88

104

15

1.18

6.

Sara Hivley

South Newton (A)

12

55

58

10

1.05

9.

Ann Whited

Indiana School for the Deaf (A)

9

93

93

16

1.00

7.

Janae Curnutt

Hamilton Heights (3A)

11

77

79

11

1.03

8.

Stephanie Pellar

Andrean (3A)

11

52

53

7

1.02

10.

Katie Hesch

Mishawaka (4A)

11

89

75

8

0.84

 

Assists

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Assists

Hi

Per Game

1.

Katie Martin

Washington Twp. (A)

12

80

1134

69

14.18

2.

Kelsie Eldridge

Concord (4A)

12

62

851

104

13.73

3.

Marcie Hulpa

Andrean (3A)

10

63

777

59

12.33

4.

Trisha Justice

Rensselaer Central (2A)

11

77

847

61

11.00

6.

Breanna Skinner

Rensselaer Central (2A)

12

77

840

59

10.91

7.

Kelci Dye

New Castle (3A)

12

94

1019

60

10.84

8.

Sara Heldman

Center Grove (4A)

11

86

895

53

10.41

9.

Mindy Mattingly

Boonville (3A)

12

77

787

39

10.22

10.

Abby Fisher

Beech Grove (3A)

11

73

727

83

9.96

 

Digs

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Digs

High

Per Game

1.

Renee Oler

Hagerstown (2A)

12

79

545

65

6.90

2.

Brittany Lakes

Hagerstown (2A)

12

76

504

52

6.63

3.

Leslie Swihart

Plymouth (4A)

10

90

593

48

6.59

4.

Stephanie Fadell

Washington Township (A)

10

75

442

30

5.89

5.

Sam Weiss

Hagerstown (2A)

10

77

450

52

5.84

6.

Stacey Secrest

Union (Dugger) (A)

12

76

441

43

5.80

7.

Kyleigh Turner

Cowan (A)

12

73

390

32

5.34

8.

Whitney Wagoner

Loogootee (A)

12

85

453

27

5.33

9.

Raelynn Chambers

Northridge (3A)

12

76

386

27

5.08

10.

Kayla Black

Sullivan (3A)

12

89

442

29

4.97

 

Blocks

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Solo

Assists

Total

High

Per Game

1.

Dominika Roberts

Oldenburg Academy (A)

11

84

170

146

316

20

3.76

2.

Lacee Agee

Beech Grove (3A)

12

73

148

121

269

19

3.68

3.

Nichole Kocher

Madison (3A)

11

79

250

32

282

29

3.57

4.

Amber Smith

Madison (3A)

12

80

230

41

271

25

3.39

5.

Cassie Zeider

South Newton (A)

12

55

131

46

177

18

3.22

6.

Brooke Zachary

Knox (3A)

11

93

100

141

281

23

3.02

7.

Amanda Dickman

Oldenburg Academy (A)

10

84

122

110

232

19

2.76

8.

Lindsey Wyne

Southwestern (Hanover) (2A)

11

84

172

29

201

22

2.39

9.

Andrea Gordon

East Noble (4A)

11

86

72

130

202

26

2.35

T10.

Amber Birky

Kouts (A)

11

64

75

69

144

15

2.25

T10.

Mollie Taulbee

Knox (2A)

11

93

109

100

209

24

2.25

 

 

 

FOOTBALL

 

 

STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS (as of Tuesday, October 11, 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. Daniel Carter

12

Decatur Central (5A)

8

198

1914

22

239.3

2. Bryan Schroeder

10

North Harrison (3A)

8

135

1816

23

227.0

3. Ryan Fics

12

Michigan City (5A)

8

153

1699

23

212.4

4. Darryl Stott

12

Union City (A)

8

164

1578

20

197.3

5. Mario Swope

12

Brebeuf Jesuit (3A)

8

199

1570

20

196.3

6. Ricky Crider

12

Evansville Reitz (5A)

8

194

1469

21

183.6

7. Dwight Brown

12

Perry Central (A)

8

189

1467

20

183.4

8. Kevin Wallpe

11

North Decatur (1A)

8

160

1411

15

176.4

9. Daniel Keeling

11

Crawfordsville (3A)

8

227

1342

12

167.8

10. Luke Schmidt

12

Jasper (4A)

8

152

1289

20

161.1

 

Passing Yards

Name

Grade

School (Class)

Games

Comp.

Att.

Yds.

TD

Int.

YPG

1. Chris Owen

11

Evansville Central (4A)

8

139

231

2222

23

7

277.8

2. Matt Rogers

12

Indian Creek (2A)

7

110

178

1786

21

5

255.1

3. Eric Watt

11

South Newton (A)

8

112

214

1845

23

8

230.6

4. Levi Knach

12

Columbia City (4A)

8

132

227

1834

15

10

229.3

5. Spud Dick

12

Lawrence Central (5A)

8

127

215

1752

14

11

219.0

6. Kyle Tweed

11

Pendleton Heights (4A)

8

159

256

1724

17

6

215.5

7. Dusty Manns

12

Knox (2A)

8

137

234

1668

17

14

208.5

8. Mike Perkins

11

River Forest (A)

8

135

301

1663

16

15

207.9

9. Drew Kiel

11

Columbus East (4A)

8

111

189

1628

16

5

203.5

10. Broc Miller

11

Northview (4A)

8

81

162

1623

17

10

202.9

 

Receiving Yards

Name

Grade

School (Class)

Games

Rec.

Yds.

TD

YPG

1. Kody Lemond

11

Pendleton Heights (4A)

8

78

1035

12

129.4

2. Kris Staats

12

LaPorte (5A)

8

39

807

6

100.9

3. Chas Simpson

11

Warsaw (5A)

8

30

806

8

100.8

4. Chuck Davis

12

Lawrence Central (5A)

8

51

789

10

98.6

5. Jeremiah Tworek

12

Indian Creek (2A)

8

34

775

14

96.9

6. Keith Condon

12

Knox (2A)

8

52

770

10

96.3

7. Shawn Mooney

11

Evansville Central (4A)

8

47

747

6

93.4

8. Brandon Artis

11

Evansville Central (4A)

8

45

737

8

92.1

9. Brandon Bunton

12

Indianapolis Northwest (5A)

8

30

732

7

91.5

10. Kyle Rucks

12

Columbia City (4A)

8

32

683

8

85.4

               

Scoring

Name

Grade

School

Games

TD

PAT (1)

PAT (2)

FG

Total

PPG

1. Ryan Fics

12

Michigan City (5A)

8

24

0

4

0

152

19.0

2. Bryan Schroeder

10

North Harrison (3A)

8

24

0

3

0

150

18.8

3. Matt Cox

12

Knightstown (A)

8

20

0

14

0

148

18.5

4. Mario Swope

12

Brebeuf Jesuit (3A)

8

23

0

1

0

140

17.5

5. Daniel Carter

12

Decatur Central (5A)

8

23

0

0

0

138

17.3

6. Ricky Crider

12

Evansville Reitz (5A)

8

22

0

1

0

134

16.8

T7. Drew Bianski

12

Churubusco (2A)

8

20

0

2

0

124

15.5

T7. Dwight Brown

12

Perry Central (A)

8

20

0

2

0

124

15.5

T7. Darryl Stott

12

Union City (A)

8

20

0

2

0

124

15.5

10. Luke Schmidt

12

Jasper (4A)

8

20

0

1

0

122

15.3

 

Punting (min. 3 punts/game)

Name

Grade

School (Class)

Games

No.

Yds.

Avg.

1. Josh Farr

12

Pendleton Heights (4A)

8

26

998

38.4

2. John Maierle

12

Warsaw (5A)

8

31

1174

37.9

T3. Brian Karch

12

Lawrence North (5A)

7

25

931

37.2

T3.  Travis Lamar

12

Evansville Harrison (5A)

8

29

1079

37.2

5. Matt Stewart

10

Beech Grove (3A)

7

27

1001

37.1

6. Joe Bizjak

12

Kokomo (5A)

8

25

924

37.0

7. Luke Alstott

11

Springs Valley (1A)

8

24

878

36.7

8. Jeffrey Clemens

12

Lowell (4A)

7

24

866

36.1

9. Jordan Hansen

10

Bedford North Lawrence (5A)

7

26

935

36.0

10. Cody DeLucio

12

Cambridge City Lincoln (A)

8

30

1053

35.1

 

Interceptions

Name

Grade

School

Games

Total

T1. Mychal Cayce

11

Evansville Harrison (5A)

8

7

T1. Brandon Day

11

Indpls. Northwest (5A)

8

7

T1. Kyler Gray

11

Shenandoah (A)

8

7

T4. Preston Mattingly

12

Evansville Central (4A)

8

6

T4. Quan Sanders

12

Harding (2A)

5

6

T4. Randy Schuster

11

Mishawaka (5A)

8

6

T7.             17 players

 

 

8

5

T24.           27 players

 

 

8

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.

 

RUSHING (275 yards minimum)

Yards

Name

Carries-TD

Gr

School

Opponent

Date

416

James Renton

15-6

11

Floyd Central (4A)

Jennings County (4A)

10/7

322

Matt Cox

32-4

12

Knightstown (A)

Lapel (A)

10/7

290

Shawn Major-Winston

25-4

11

South Bend Adams (5A)

Mishawaka Marian (3A)

10/7

 

 

PASSING YARDAGE (275 yards minimum)

Yards

Name

Comp-Att-Int-TD

Gr

School

Opponent

Date

343

Kurt Dikeman

20-31-1-5

12

Northwestern (2A)

Peru (3A)

10/7

 

 

PASSING TOUCHDOWNS (4 minimum)

TD

Name

Comp-Att-Yds-Int

Gr

School

Opponent

Date

5

Kurt Dikeman

20-31-343-1-5

12

Northwestern (2A)

Peru (3A)

10/7

 

 

RECEIVING YARDAGE (150 yards minimum)

Yards

Name

Rec-TD

Gr

School

Opponent

Date

226

Luke Daily

11-3

12

Northwestern (2A)

Peru (3A)

10/7

164

Billy Saulman