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

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MEDIA INFORMATION                                                                      October 18, 2005

Contact: Jason Wille, Sports Information Director                                                                    

E-Mail: jwille@ihsaa.org

 

 

SINGLES, DOUBLES STATE CHAMPS TO BE CROWNED SATURDAY

Two singles players, including the defending state champion, return to the IHSAA Boys Tennis State Finals for Singles and Doubles players this weekend at Park Tudor School in Indianapolis.

 

In all six singles players and nine doubles teams make up this year’s field with early round matches on Friday and semifinals and championship/consolation matches on Saturday.

 

Heritage Christian senior Steven Myers is back to defend the singles title he earned last year and will attempt to become the first repeat winner in the tournament since Carmel’s Rick Witsken turned the trick in 1988. Myers is paired against Fort Wayne Canterbury junior Hunter Schouweiler, the other returnee from 2004. Schouweiler fell in the semifinal round last year and settled for a fourth place finish. Their match will begin at 2 p.m. on Friday afternoon.

 

Senior Christian Nikou of Center Grove and sophomore Derek Carpenter of Fort Wayne South Side each earned a bye into the semifinals on Saturday morning thanks to their respective teams advancing to the semi-state of the team competition on Oct. 8. Nikou will face the winner of Thiago Franco of Hauser and David Kovas of South Bend Adams, while Carpenter awaits the Myers-Schouweiler winner.

 

The doubles bracket will see all new faces this season. After winning both of their matches at last weekend’s team state finals competition, sophomore Joby Bacher and senior Phil Luke of West Lafayette will take on a team from either Plymouth or Providence on Friday at 2 p.m. The match between the latter is scheduled for Friday at 10 a.m.

 

Center Grove and Heritage Christian are the only two schools to have representatives in both tournaments.

 

Boys Individual Tennis State Finals

When: Friday, Oct. 21 and Saturday, Oct. 22.

Times: Listed below.

Admission: Free

Where: Park Tudor School, 7200 N. College Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46240 | School Website | Driving Directions

Note: Won-loss records indicate regular season record followed by post-season tournament record.

Note: Pairings are listed in bracket order below.

 

26th Annual Singles Tournament

Quarterfinals, Fri. 2 p.m.

Christian Nikou (12), Center Grove (16-1, 7-0), bye.

Thiago Franco (11), Hauser (11-0, 4-0) vs. David Kovas (12), South Bend Adams (9-2, 5-0).

Steven Myers (12), Heritage Christian (17-3, 5-0) vs. Hunter Schouweiler (11), Fort Wayne Canterbury (17-2, 4-0)

Derek Carpenter (10), Fort Wayne South Side (18-3, 6-0), bye.

 

Semifinals, Sat. 10 a.m.

Christian Nikou (12), Center Grove (16-1, 7-0) vs. winner of Franco-Kovas.

Derek Carpenter (10), Fort Wayne South Side (18-3, 6-0) vs. winner of Myers-Schouweiler.

 

Finals, Sat. 2 p.m.

 

16th Annual Doubles Tournament

First Round, Fri. 10 a.m.

Josh Beguin (11)/Jacob Palmer (11), Plymouth (17-3, 6-0) vs. Kyle Rodden (11)/Patrick Sweets (12), Providence (15-0, 5-0).

 

Quarterfinals, Fri. 2 p.m.

Joby Bacher (10)/Phil Luke (12), West Lafayette (16-3, 8-0), vs. winner of Beguin/Palmer-Rodden/Sweets.

Corey Kozachenko (12)/Greg Larson (12), LaPorte (13-0, 5-0) vs. John Beeler (12)/Jonathan Plump (12), Brebeuf Jesuit (14-2, 6-0).

 

Eric Doerr (12)/Mark Metheny (12), Terre Haute South (10-7, 7-0) vs. Randy Evans (12)/Tyler Rigby (12), Jay County (15-3, 7-0).

Peter Davis (12)/Robert Mumme (12), Heritage Christian (19-1, 6-0) vs. Matt Smith (10)/Zane Smith (10), Center Grove (15-4, 7-0).

 

Semifinals, Sat. 10 a.m.

Bacher/Phil Luke-winner of Beguin/Palmer-Rodden/Sweets winner vs. Kozachenko/Larson-Beeler/Plump winner.

 

Doerr/Metheny-Evans/Rigby winner vs. Davis/Mumme-M. Smith/Z. Smith winner.

 

Finals, Sat. 2 p.m.

 

 

FOOTBALL

 

DOZEN FOOTBALL TEAMS BEGIN TOURNAMENT PLAY FRIDAY NIGHT

Twelve undefeated teams highlight the first round of sectional action in the 33rd Annual IHSAA Football State Tournament Series which begins this week.

 

Cass, Columbus East, Crown Point, Fort Wayne Snider, Griffith, Knightstown, Linton-Stockton, Logansport, Perry Central Pioneer, Plymouth, and Whiting each boast 9-0 records heading into post-season play.

 

As of Tuesday, with the exception of two contests, 149 games are expected to be played on Friday night. One game, South Decatur at Indiana School for the Deaf, will be played Thursday at 7 pm and another, Ben Davis at Southport, will be played Saturday at 2 pm. Any other schedule changes will be posted to the IHSAA website as they become available. Schedule of games

 

Nine sectionals have only seven teams thus allowing one team in each to receive a bye into the second round. Those nine schools – Evansville Harrison and Lafayette Jefferson in 5A; Owen Valley and Vincennes Lincoln in 4A; Corydon Central and Frankfort in 3A; North Knox and Winamac in 2A and; Southwood in Class A – will begin play on the road in next week’s second round.

 

Sectionals

Dates: Friday, October 21; Friday, October 28; Friday, November 4.

Admission: $5.00.

Determining Home Team

First Round – The second-named team in the blind draw is host school unless the two teams agree to switch the site.

Second Round – The team without a home game will host. Exception: The bye team will always be the visitor. If both teams were home or both were visitors, the second-named team in the quarter bracket will host.

Third Round – The host team will be the team that has played the most away games. If both teams have played the same number of away games, the bottom bracket team shall host.

 

 

Undefeated Teams All teams are 9-0.

5A – Crown Point, Fort Wayne Snider.

4A – Columbus East, Logansport, Plymouth.

3A – Griffith.

2A – Cass.

A – Knightstown, Linton-Stockton, Perry Central, Pioneer, Whiting.

 

 

Top Games Matchups of teams with four or less losses between them.

Class 5A

None.

 

Class 4A

Sectional 13

Zionsville (8-1) at Roncalli (7-2).

Sectional 14

Greenwood (8-1) at Northview (7-2).

Sectional 15

Seymour (7-2) at Columbus East (9-0).

Sectional 16

Evansville Central (7-2) at Jasper (8-1).

 

Class 3A

Sectional 19

West Noble (8-1) at Culver Academies (7-2).

 

Class 2A

Sectional 27

Cass (9-0) at Heritage (8-1).

Sectional 29

Cascade (8-1) at Tri-West Hendricks (8-1).

 

Class A

Sectional 33

West Central (8-1) at South Newton (7-2).

Sectional 39

Riverton Parke (7-2) at Fountain Central (8-1).

Sectional 40

Perry Central (9-0) at Linton-Stockton (9-0).

 

 

STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS (as of Tuesday, October 18, 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)

9

223

2068

25

229.8

2. Bryan Schroeder

10

North Harrison (3A)

9

157

1946

24

216.2

4. Darryl Stott

12

Union City (A)

9

182

1747

22

194.1

5. Mario Swope

12

Brebeuf Jesuit (3A)

9

220

1705

22

189.4

3. Ryan Fics

12

Michigan City (5A)

9

153

1699

23

188.8

6. Ricky Crider

12

Evansville Reitz (5A)

9

224

1679

24

186.6

9. Daniel Keeling

11

Crawfordsville (3A)

9

246

1615

15

179.4

7. Dwight Brown

12

Perry Central (A)

9

203

1604

23

178.2

10. Luke Schmidt

12

Jasper (4A)

9

172

1499

24

166.6

10. Dan Johnson

12

Wabash (2A)

9

291

1424

8

158.2

 

Passing Yards

Name

Grade

School (Class)

Games

Comp.

Att.

Yds.

TD

Int.

YPG

1. Chris Owen

11

Evansville Central (4A)

9

153

255

2549

26

8

283.2

2. Matt Rogers

12

Indian Creek (2A)

9

129

204

2233

27

6

248.1

3. Eric Watt

11

South Newton (A)

9

128

242

2201

26

9

244.6

4. Levi Knach

12

Columbia City (4A)

9

143

245

2071

18

11

230.1

5. Ben Chappell

12

Bloomington South (5A)

9

141

243

2054

26

4

228.2

6. Dusty Manns

12

Knox (2A)

9

170

293

2050

20

17

227.8

7. Spud Dick

12

Lawrence Central (5A)

9

137

239

1979

18

12

219.9

8. Mike Perkins

11

River Forest (A)

9

154

342

1937

17

16

215.2

9. Kyle Tweed

11

Pendleton Heights (4A)

9

176

291

1919

20

8

213.2

10. Kyle Henson

12

Frontier (A)

9

138

263

1909

19

10

212.1

 

Receiving Yards

Name

Grade

School (Class)

Games

Rec.

Yds.

TD

YPG

1. Kody Lemond

11

Pendleton Heights (4A)

9

86

1126

14

125.1

2. Jeremiah Tworek

12

Indian Creek (2A)

9

43

1025

17

113.9

3. Kris Staats

12

LaPorte (5A)

9

44

967

10

107.4

4. Keith Condon

12

Knox (2A)

9

57

869

11

96.6

5. Brandon Artis

11

Evansville Central (4A)

9

51

867

10

96.3

6. Chuck Davis

12

Lawrence Central (5A)

9

53

864

11

96.0

7. Shawn Mooney

11

Evansville Central (4A)

9

53

860

7

95.6

8. Dimitri Morson

11

North Vermillion

8

43

847

10

105.9

9. Chas Simpson

11

Warsaw (5A)

9

32

841

8

93.4

10. Brandon Bunton

12

Indianapolis Northwest (5A)

9

35

838

8

93.1

               

Scoring

Name

Grade

School

Games

TD

PAT (1)

PAT (2)

FG

Total

PPG

1. Matt Cox

12

Knightstown (A)

9

22

0

14

0

186

20.7

2. Mario Swope

12

Brebeuf Jesuit (3A)

9

26

0

1

0

158

17.6

T3. Daniel Carter

12

Decatur Central (5A)

9

26

0

0

0

156

17.3

T3. Bryan Schroeder

10

North Harrison (3A)

9

25

0

3

0

156

17.3

T5. Ryan Fics

12

Michigan City (5A)

9

24

0

4

0

152

16.9

T5. Ricky Crider

12

Evansville Reitz (5A)

9

24

0

1

0

152

16.9

7. Luke Schmidt

12

Jasper (4A)

9

24

0

1

0

146

16.2

T8. Drew Bianski

12

Churubusco (2A)

9

23

0

2

0

142

15.8

T8. Dwight Brown

12

Perry Central (A)

9

23

0

2

0

142

15.8

10. Darryl Stott

12

Union City (A)

9

22

0

4

0

140

15.6

 

Punting (min. 25 punts)

Name

Grade

School (Class)

Games

No.

Yds.

Avg.

1. Tyler Martin

11

Western Boone (2A)

9

26

1019

39.2

2. Josh Farr

12

Pendleton Heights (4A)

9

28

1087

38.8

3. John Maierle

12

Warsaw (5A)

9

35

1334

38.1

4. Joe Bizjak

12

Kokomo (5A)

9

26

979

37.7

5. Trey Sacksteder

12

Delta (4A)

7

35

1314

37.5

6. Travis Lamar

12

Evansville Harrison (5A)

9

31

1159

37.4

7. Brian Karch

12

Lawrence North (5A)

9

29

1082

37.3

8. Matt Stewart

10

Beech Grove (3A)

9

27

1001

37.1

9. Eric James

12

Carmel (5A)

7

26

954

36.7

10. Luke Alstott

11

Springs Valley (A)

9

25

913

36.5

 

Interceptions

Name

Grade

School

Games

Total

1. Brandon Day

11

Indianapolis Northwest (5A)

9

8

T2. Mychal Cayce

11

Evansville Harrison (5A)

9

7

T2. Kyler Gray

11

Shenandoah (A)

9

7

T2. Kody Lemond

12

Pendleton Heights (4A)

9

7

T5. 8 players

 

 

 

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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

447

Matt Rogers

19-26-1-6

12

Indian Creek (2A)

South Decatur

10/14

399

Ben Chappell

27-40-0-4

12

Bloomington South (5A)

Decatur Central

10/14

366

Colton Cooper

17-32-1-3

10

Danville (3A)

Tri-West Hendricks (2A)

10/14

353

Nick Turichia

17-26-0-3

11

Indianapolis Cardinal Ritter (A)

Heritage Christian (2A)

10/14

293

Tyler Mote

19-30-1-4

9

South Decatur (A)

Indian Creek (2A)

10/14

292

Tyler Haston

19-26-0-4

12

Avon (5A)

Zionsville (4A)

10/14

285

Tyler Bruce

14-30-3-3

11

Tri-West Hendricks (2A)

Danville (3A)

10/14

279

Justin Boser

14-18-0-3

11

Hamilton Heights (3A)

Peru (3A)

10/14

 

 

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

Perc.

Name

Comp-Att-Yds-Int-TD

Gr

School

Opponent

Date

.800

Brad Hook

12-15-139-1-2

10

Franklin Community (4A)

Beech Grove (3A)

10/14

.777

Justin Boser

14-18-279-0-3

11

Hamilton Heights (3A)

Peru (3A)

10/14

.769

MarQueis Gray

10-13-183-0-1

10

Ben Davis (5A)

Terre Haute North (5A)

10/14

.750

Chase Carroll

9-12-93-2-1

11

Anderson Highland (5A)

Pendleton Heights (4A)

10/14

.731

Tyler Haston

19-26-292-0-4

12

Avon (5A)

Zionsville (4A)

10/14

.731

Matt Rogers

19-26-447-1-6

12

Indian Creek (2A)

South Decatur (A)

10/14

.700

Kyle Holsinger

7-10-221-0-2

12

Lapel (A)

Wes-Del (A)

10/14

.700

Josh Powers

7-10-114-0-1

11

Hamilton Southeastern (5A)

McCutcheon (4A)

10/14

 

 

PASSING TOUCHDOWNS (4 minimum)

TD

Name

Comp-Att-Yds-Int

Gr

School

Opponent

Date

6

Matt Rogers

19-26-447-1

12

Indian Creek (2A)

South Decatur (A)

10/14

5

Brett Mesalam

6-9-219-0

12

Lawrence North (5A)

Warren Central (5A)

10/14

4

Ben Chappell

27-40-399-0

12

Bloomington South (5A)

Decatur Central (5A)

10/14

4

Tyler Haston

19-26-292-0

12

Avon (5A)

Zionsville (4A)

10/14

 

 

RECEIVING YARDAGE (150 yards minimum)

Yards

Name

Rec-TD

Gr

School

Opponent

Date

250

Jeremiah Tworek

9-3

12

Indian Creek (2A)

South Decatur (A)

10/14

217

Lance Robinson

6-2

12

Danville (3A)

Tri-West Hendricks (2A)

10/14

170

Kyle Peabody

11-1

12

McCutcheon (4A)

Hamilton Southeastern (5A)

10/14

 

 

RECEPTIONS (8 minimum)

Rec

Name

Yds-TD

Gr

School

Opponent

Date

11

Kyle Peabody

170-1

12

McCutcheon (4A)

Hamilton Southeastern (5A)

10/14

9

Jeremiah Tworek

250-3

12

Indian Creek (2A)

South Decatur (A)

10/14

8

Steven Geller

116-3

12

Avon (5A)

Zionsville (4A)

10/14

8

Kody Lemond

91-2

11

Pendleton Heights (4A)

Anderson Highland (5A)

10/14

8

Tom Lessard

121-1

12

Bloomington South (5A)

Decatur Central (5A)

10/14

8

Matt Vlahogeorge

120-1

11

Lafayette Jefferson (5A)

Westfield (4A)

10/14

8

Jeromy Williamson

90-1

12

Brownsburg (5A)

Plainfield (4A)

10/14

 

 

SCORING (30 points minimum)

Points

Name

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

Gr

School

Opponent

Date

30

Chad Scherer

4-3-0-1

10

Hamilton Heights (3A)

Peru (3A)

10/14

 

 

INTERCEPTIONS (3 minimum)

Int

Name

Gr

School

Opponent

Date

3

Addrian Frederick

12

Rensselaer Central (2A)

Benton Central (3A)

10/14

 

 

BOYS & GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY

 

CROSS COUNTRY SEMI-STATES TO BE RUN SATURDAY

Cross country runners from across the state have one final hill to climb in order to qualify for the state meet as four sites will host semi-state races this Saturday in the 60th Annual Boys and 25th Annual Girls tournaments.

 

Bedford North Lawrence, Franklin Central, New Haven and New Prairie will each coordinate girls and boys races to determine the qualifiers for the state finals on Saturday, Oct. 29 in Terre Haute. The top five teams and top 15 individuals in each race will earn a spot in the state meet.

 

Results from each site will be posted to the IHSAA website as they are received. Lane assignments for the state meet are expected to be available by noon on Monday.

 

State Finals Media Credentials – The 2005-06 IHSAA State Finals Media Credential issued previously for the girls golf and boys tennis state finals is good for admission. For those outlets without credentials and planning to cover the cross country state meet, please fax a request on company letterhead containing names of the working individuals to Sports Information Director Jason Wille at 317-846-6601 as soon as possible.

 

Semi-States

Date: Saturday, October 22.

Times: Listed below for each site.

Admission: Free.

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

 

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

      Qualifiers from Bedford North Lawrence, Brown County, Eastern (Pekin), Pike Central.

2.   Franklin Central 10:30 am Girls; 11:10 am Boys | Map

      Qualifiers from Brebeuf Jesuit, Franklin Central, Noblesville, Rushville.

      Parking Note: Using the linked map above, participants should use the east entrance to the site off Warman Avenue; Fans coming from the north and west are encouraged to use the north entrance off Vermont Street and fans from the south and east are encouraged to use the south entrance off Washington Street east of Tibbs Avenue.

3.   New Haven 11 am Girls; 11:30 am Boys

      Qualifiers from Bellmont, Delta, Elkhart Central, Marion.

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

      Qualifiers from Crown Point, Culver Academies, Harrison (West Lafayette), New Prairie.

 

 

Defending Boys Semi-State Champions Still Alive (4 of 4) – Bloomington South, Carmel, Northridge, Portage.

All-Time Boys Semi-State Championships – 16: Carmel; 14: Portage; 11: Bloomington North; 5: Columbus North, Fort Wayne Northrop, Valparaiso; 4: DeKalb, Floyd Central; 3: Crown Point, Richmond; 2: Ben Davis, Bloomington South, Elkhart Memorial, Northridge, Silver Creek, West Noble, Wesview.

 

 

Defending Girls Semi-State Champions Still Alive – Carroll (Fort Wayne), Indianapolis Cathedral, Silver Creek, Valparaiso.

Active Girls Semi-State Streaks (3 or more years) – 6 years: Valparaiso.

All-Time Girls Semi-State Championships – 10: Carmel; 9: Valparaiso; 7: Northridge; 5: Floyd Central; 4: Bloomington South; 3: Fort Wayne Northrop; 2: Carroll (Fort Wayne), Chesterton, Columbus North, Lawrence North, Michigan City Elston, New Albany.

 

 

BOYS & GIRLS SOCCER

 

BOYS AND GIRLS SOCCER SEMI-STATES THIS SATURDAY

A total of sixteen teams in both the boys and girls tournaments will battle this Saturday in semi-state action in the 12th Annual Soccer State Tournament Series.

 

At the end of the day, four boys teams and four girls teams will have earned a berth in the state finals on Saturday, Oct. 29 at Kuntz Stadium in Indianapolis.

 

Five-time defending girls state champion Carmel was upset by Noblesville last week in the Hamilton Southeastern Sectional, while defending boys champ Valparaiso will host South Bend Clay this evening in regional competition.

 

Results from this week’s regionals and Saturday’s semi-state will be posted to the IHSAA website as they are received, while information on each of the state finalist teams, including statistics and season results, is expected to be available next Tuesday.

 

State Finals Media Credentials – The 2005-06 IHSAA State Finals Media Credential issued previously for the girls golf and boys tennis state finals is good for admission. For those outlets without credentials and planning to cover the soccer state finals on Saturday, Oct. 29, please fax a request on company letterhead containing names of the working individuals to Sports Information Director Jason Wille at 317-846-6601 as soon as possible. For those wishing to originate a broadcast, please contact Mark Higdon of Associated Sports Productions at 317-633-1462 to make arrangements.

 

Boys Semi-States

Date: Saturday, October 22.

Times: 10 a.m.; 12 p.m.; 7 p.m.

Admission: $6.00 per session; $8.00 both sessions.

Home team: Second-named team in each pairing will be the designated home team (Note: this is different than what is listed on page 71 of the IHSAA Fall Bulletin).

 

1. Valparaiso Semi-State

Match 1 – Winner at Argos vs. Winner at Valparaiso.

Match 2 – Winner at Merrillville vs. Winner at Westview.

Championship – Winner of Match 1 vs. Winner of Match 2.

 

2. Fort Wayne Snider Semi-State

Match 1 – Winner at Lafayette Jefferson vs. Winner at Kokomo.

Match 2 – Winner at Fort Wayne Canterbury vs. Winner at Carmel.

Championship – Winner of Match 1 vs. Winner of Match 2.

 

3. North Central (Indianapolis) Semi-State

Match 1 – Winner at North Central (Indianapolis) vs. Winner at Center Grove.

Match 2 – Winner at Rushville vs. Winner at Avon.

Championship – Winner of Match 1 vs. Winner of Match 2.

 

4. Evansville Central Semi-State

Match 1 – Winner at Evansville Central vs. Winner at East Central.

Match 2 – Winner at Floyd Central vs. Winner at Jasper.

Championship – Winner of Match 1 vs. Winner of Match 2.

 

Defending Boys Semi-State Champions – East Central, Fort Wayne Canterbury, Indianapolis Cathedral, Valparaiso.

 

Active Boys Semi-State Streaks – None.

 

All-Time Boys Semi-State Championships – 7 -- Fort Wayne Canterbury, 6 -- North Central (Indianapolis), 4 -- Washington, 3 -- Valparaiso, 2 -- Carroll (Fort Wayne), Castle, Evansville Memorial, Merrillville, South Bend St. Joseph’s.

 

 

Girls Semi-States

Date: Saturday, October 22.

Times: 10 a.m.; 12 p.m.; 7 p.m.

Admission: $6.00 per session; $8.00 both sessions.

Home team: Second-named team in each pairing will be the designated home team (Note: this is different than what is listed on page 71 of the IHSAA Fall Bulletin).

 

1. Crown Point Semi-State

Match 1 – Winner at LaPorte vs. Winner at South Bend Riley.

Match 2 – Winner at Argos vs. Winner at Munster.

Championship – Winner of Match 1 vs. Winner of Match 2.

 

2. Fort Wayne Snider Semi-State

Match 1 – Winner at DeKalb vs. Winner at Fort Wayne Canterbury.

Match 2 – Winner at Logansport vs. Winner at Tipton.

Championship – Winner of Match 1 vs. Winner of Match 2.

 

3. North Central (Indianapolis) Semi-State

Match 1 – Winner at Zionsville vs. Winner at North Central (Indianapolis).

Match 2 – Winner at Brownsburg vs. Winner at Batesville.

Championship – Winner of Match 1 vs. Winner of Match 2.

 

4. Evansville Harrison Semi-State

Match 1 – Winner at Mooresville vs. Winner at Columbus North.

Match 2 – Winner at Washington vs. Winner at Evansville Harrison.

Championship – Winner of Match 1 vs. Winner of Match 2.

 

Defending Girls Semi-State Champions – Carmel, Concord, Evansville Central, Fort Wayne Snider.

 

Active Girls Semi-State Streaks – None.

 

All-Time Girls Semi-State Championships – 8 – Carmel; 4 -- Evansville Memorial; 3 -- Chesterton, Homestead;

2 -- Bloomington South, Fort Wayne Snider, South Bend St. Joseph’s.

 

 

BOYS STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS (as of Tuesday, October 18, 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.

·                       Players listed in bold type are still alive in the state tournament.

 

Goals

 

Name

School

Grade

Games

Goals

High

1.

Tito Fernandez

Hammond Morton

12

17

41

7

2.

Logan Eberly

Evansville Day

12

17

35

5

T3.

Aaron Beck

Eastern (Greentown)

12

15

33

5

T3.

Adam Cranfill

Waldron

12

19

33

4

T3.

Tim Freeman

Waldron

11

18

33

4

6.

Zach Sipes

Waldron

12

17

32

4

T7.

Leo Garcia

Lakeland

12

20

31

4

T7.

Mike Luttrull

Avon

11

21

31

5

T9.

Kiel Hauser

Greenwood

12

14

30

8

T9.

Josh Singer

Marion Lakeview Christian

12

19

30

4

 

Assists

 

Name

School

Grade

Games

Assists

High

1.

Jake Cifuentes

Eastern (Greentown)

11

15

31

4

2.

Mitch Mansfield

Evansville Day

11

18

27

4

T3.

Jeff Alter

Marion Lakeview Christian

12

19

21

3

T3.

Kiel Hauser

Greenwood

12

14

21

4

T5.

Adam Cranfill

Waldron

12

19

20

4

T5.

Drew Williams

Northwestern

10

15

20

3

7.

Derek Manuel

Greenwood

10

14

19

4

T8.

Aaron Beck

Eastern (Greentown)

12

15

18

3

T8.

Elhadji Dieng

Pike

11

19

18

5

T10.

Sean McGrath

Pike

10

20

17

5

T10.

Justin Sass

New Palestine

10

18

17

4

T10.

Scott Vail

New Palestine

10

17

17

4

T10.

Cameron Stout

Carroll (Flora)

12

17

17

3

 

Goals Against Average

 

Name

School

Grade

Games

Minutes

GA

GAA

Shutouts

1.

Nick Domogalik

Indianapolis Cathedral

11

14

850

4

0.38

7.5

2.

Tiago Sobral

Pike

11

20

1294

9

0.56

9.5

3.

Alex Malone

Bremen

12

21

1655

17

0.82

12.7

4.

Matt Boyer

Marion Lakeview Christian

12

19

1499

19

1.01

7.75

5.

Taylor Montague

Northview

11

15

1121

15

1.07

7

6.

Tyler Leffers

Leo

12

16

1170

16

1.09

2.5

7.

Joseph Lehman

Martinsville

12

19

1480

20

1.08

6

8.

Seth Shockley

Covenant Christian

11

10

720

10

1.11

3.5

9.

Matt McClain

Chesterton

12

17

1314

20

1.22

6

10.

Ben Dunham

Avon

10

20

1475

24

1.30

8

 

 

GIRLS STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS (as of Tuesday, October 18, 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.

 

·                       Players listed in bold type are still alive in the state tournament.

 

Goals

 

Name

School

Grade

Games

Goals

High

1.

Stephanie Osborn

Oldenburg Academy

12

18

42

5

T2.

Melissa Buche

Lowell

11

15

36

5

T2.

Lauren Varnau

Maconaquah

11

13

36

8

4.

Hannah Spencer

Crawfordsville

9

18

33

5

5.

Emma Cunningham

Kankakee Valley

12

17

29

3

T6.

Stephanie Blankenship

Lowell

10

16

28

6

T6.

Megan Harrison

New Palestine

11

17

28

4

T6.

Meagan Kempf

Evansville Bosse

10

19

28

4

T9.

Paige Koomler

Fort Wayne Wayne

12

14

25

5

T9.

Ashley Seehase

Warren Central

12

18

25

3

 

Assists

 

Name

School

Grade

Games

Assists

High

1.

Alyssa Merrick

New Palestine

10

18

23

3

2.

Megan Mummert

Crawfordsville

11

18

20

5

3.

Courtney Roberts

Warren Central

12

18

19

3

T4.

Jennifer Page

Crawfordsville

12

18

17

3

T4.

Carrie Twyman

Avon

12

20

17

2

T6.

Erin Beck

Fort Wayne Canterbury

9

19

15

2

T6.

Eli Sommer

Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian

10

16

15

3

T8.

Monica Dolinsky

Carmel

12

19

14

2

T8.

Ashley Fehribach

Evansville Central

12

20

14

3

T8.

Margo McAuley

Noblesville

11

14

14

3

T8.

Sarah Miller

Oldenburg Academy

12

16

14

5

T8.

Loly Redmon

Evansville Bosse

10

20

14

3

T8.

Brittany Wurtz

Oldenburg Academy

12

18

14

2

 

Goals Against Average

 

Name

School

Grade

Games

Minutes

GA

GAA

Shutouts

1.

Mindi Balchan

Carmel

12

15

594

2

0.27

5.45

2.

Lydia Higgins

Evansville Central

12

20

1580

8

0.41

14

T3.

Sara Barva

Pendleton Heights

12

12

740

4

0.43

6.25

T3.

Michelle Lowe

Muncie Central

11

19

1498

8

0.43

15

5.

Katie Emrick

Carroll (Ft. Wayne)

10

17

1331

9

0.54

10

6.

Amy Cleeter

South Dearborn

12

17

1360

10

0.59

10

T7.

Libby Hake

Ft. Wayne Canterbury

10

20

1475

11

0.60

13

T7.

Andrea Kaminski

Noblesville

12

18

1205

9

0.60

11

9.

Beth Reed

Indpls. Bishop Chatard

12

14

1023

8

0.63

6

10.

Emma Gormley

Carmel

10

19

997

10

0.80

5.55

 

 

VOLLEYBALL

 

VOLLEYBALL SECTIONALS AT 64 SITES THIS 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.

 

·   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 18, 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 Per Game

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Kills

High

Per Game

1.

Allison Holloway

Madison-Grant (2A)

11

96

569

33

5.93

2.

Taylor Wittmer

Loogootee (A)

11

93

532

31

5.72

3.

Katie Wilson

Speedway (2A)

11

92

486

27

5.28

4.

Stacey Secrest

Union (Dugger) (A)

12

93

446

28

4.80

5.

Jessica Luesse

Rensselaer Central (2A)

12

90

428

27

4.76

6.

Michele Metzler

Lawrenceburg (2A)

11

90

426

23

4.73

7.

Ashley Everhart

Eastside (2A)

12

94

438

28

4.66

8.

Cassie Zeider

South Newton (A)

12

58

268

31

4.62

9.

Jessica Smith

Madison-Grant (2A)

12

97

442

23

4.56

10.

Morgan Stonebraker

Cowan (A)

12

85

386

27

4.54

 

Hitting Percentage (minimum 4.0 attacks per game)

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Kills

Errs

Attacks

Pct.

1.

Katie Wilson

Speedway (2A)

11

92

486

64

720

.586

2.

Michelle Fletcher

Michigan City Marquette (A)

12

62

243

34

444

.471

3.

Julie Breivogel

Boonville (3A)

12

85

313

47

582

.457

4.

Taylor Wittmer

Loogootee (A)

11

93

532

106

967

.441

5.

Lacee Agee

Beech Grove (3A)

12

76

193

37

358

.436

6.

Stacey Secrest

Union (Dugger) (A)

12

93

446

110

799

.421

7.

Courtney Bealor

LaPorte (4A)

12

94

277

53

547

.410

8.

Lyndsey Osborn

Blackford (2A)

12

86

332

79

618

.409

9.

Allison Holloway

Madison-Grant (2A)

11

96

569

130

1096

.401

10.

Cindi Miller

Bellmont (3A)

10

92

334

66

671

.399

 

Service Aces

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Aces

High

Per Game

1.

Madison Beaver

Speedway (2A)

12

90

131

10

1.46

2.

Cassie Zeider

South Newton (A)

12

58

73

11

1.26

3.

Katie Fix

Indianapolis Lutheran (A)

12

85

100

10

1.18

4.

Allison Holloway

Madison-Grant (2A)

11

96

112

15

1.17

5.

Stephanie Pellar

Andrean (3A)

11

61

65

7

1.07

6.

Sara Hivley

South Newton (A)

12

55

58

10

1.05

7.

Janae Curnutt

Hamilton Heights (3A)

11

86

88

11

1.02

8.

Ann Whited

Indiana School for the Deaf (A)

9

107

100

16

0.93

9.

Justine Jeter

Indiana School for the Deaf (A)

12

107

91

10

0.85

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

95

1611

69

16.95

2.

Marcie Hulpa

Andrean (3A)

10

76

1115

59

14.67

3.

Kelsie Eldridge

Concord (4A)

12

68

904

104

13.29

4.

Alli Hilles

New Albany (4A)

12

76

900

90

11.84

5.

Trisha Justice

Rensselaer Central (2A)

11

90

1025

61

11.39

6.

Kelci Dye

New Castle (3A)

12

97

1046

60

10.78

7.

Sara Heldman

Center Grove (4A)

11

93

965

53

10.38

8.

Mindy Mattingly

Boonville (3A)

12

86

876

39

10.19

9.

Breanna Skinner

Rensselaer Central (2A)

12

90

978

59

9.98

10.

Abby Fisher

Beech Grove (3A)

11

73

727

83

9.96

 

Digs

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Digs

High

Per Game

1.

Stephanie Fadell

Washington Township (A)

10

90

567

45

6.30

2.

Leslie Swihart

Plymouth (4A)

10

102

640

48

6.27

3.

Kyleigh Turner

Cowan (A)

12

87

483

32

5.55

4.

Whitney Wagoner

Loogootee (A)

12

93

485

27

5.22

5.

Kristen Bolen

North Judson-San Pierre (2A)

11

86

436

29

5.07

6.

Katy Budzinski

Mishawaka (4A)

12

93

457

33

4.91

7.

Raelynn Chambers

Northridge (3A)

12

85

416

27

4.89

8.

Kayla Black

Sullivan (3A)

12

96

468

29

4.88

9.

Cortney Harris

Westview (2A)

11

87

381

26

4.38

10.

Erika Huff

Sullivan (3A)

10

96

419

30

4.36

 

Blocks

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Solo

Assists

Total

High

Per Game

1.

Dominika Roberts

Oldenburg Academy (A)

11

98

191

172

363

23

3.70

2.

Lacee Agee

Beech Grove (3A)

12

76

152

124

276

19

3.63

3.

Nichole Kocher

Madison (3A)

11

83

260

32

292

29

3.52

4.

Amber Smith

Madison (3A)

12

84

245

41

286

25

3.40

5.

Cassie Zeider

South Newton (A)

12

58

136

50

186

18

3.21

6.

Amanda Dickman

Oldenburg Academy (A)

10

98

134

126

260

19

2.65

7.

Lindsey Wyne

Southwestern (Hanover) (2A)

11

90

194

42

236

22

2.62

8.

Brooke Zachary

Knox (3A)

11

97

102

149

251

23

2.59

9.

Andrea Gordon

East Noble (4A)

11

92

77

141

218

26

2.37

10.

Mollie Taulbee

Knox (2A)

11

97

114

109

223

24

2.30

 

 

IHSAA CALENDAR

 

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

 

 

NEWS & NOTES FROM AROUND THE STATE

 

  • Wawasee grad and current Tri-State junior Joel Bickel set a Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association record with a 71.2, 18-hole average this season.  Bickel was also selected to the All-MIAA first team.

 

  • Bloomington South won its fourth consecutive girls soccer sectionals last weekend with a 3-2 victory over Martinsville.

 

  • Cascade finished undefeated in West Central conference play to win its first conference championship in football since 1976.

 

  • Crown Point completed its first unbeaten regular season in football since 1987 with its 47-7 victory over Michigan City last Friday. The Bulldogs, ranked No. 2 in this week’s 5A state coaches poll, won their first Duneland Conference championship since joining the conference in 1993.

 

  • Former Fort Wayne Snider volleyball star and current University of St. Francis senior Sarah Davis was recently named the NAIA Region VIII and Mid-Central Conference setter of the week in women’s volleyball. 

 

  • Huntington North senior quarterback Chris Kramer recently became the school’s all-time leading rusher on a 74-yard touchdown run against Richmond.  Kramer rushed for 271 yards and six touchdowns in the 48-12 victory over Richmond.

 

  • Bob Kyle recently was named the new baseball coach at Rockville.  Kyle has previously coached at DePauw and will be replacing Rich Schelsky at the helm of the Rox.

 

  • Vincennes Lincoln has hired Jason Lane as the new varsity girls basketball coach.  Lane takes over for Don Altstadt who resigned his coaching position on September 12, 2005.  Lane has served for the past four years as the boys junior varsity coach at Lincoln. Prior to this he was a girls assistant coach for the Lady Alices for one year.

 

  • Student Sports Magazine has named Lawrence North the top-ranked high school basketball team in the nation.  The magazine’s top 50 also includes Gary West Side at No. 31 and Bloomington South at No. 42.  Lawrence North finished 24-2 last season and won its second consecutive 4A state championship.

 

  • Plymouth wrapped up its first outright Northern Lakes Conference football championship since 1978 with a 35-10 victory over Goshen.  Coincidentally, Goshen was the 2A state champion in 1978.

 

  • Jim Speicher has been named the new baseball coach at Goshen.  Speicher, a Fairfield and Bethel College grad, has coaching experience from stops at Mishawaka, Triton, Warsaw and Angola.  He replaces Matt Chupp.

 

  • Madison-Grant running back Jake Stroup set a school record with 316 rushing yards in a 44-18 victory over Frankton.  The Argylls shared the Central Indiana conference championship with Eastbrook.

 

  • West Lafayette recently clinched its third consecutive Hoosier Conference volleyball championship with a 3-1 win over Delphi.  The Red Devils has gone undefeated in conference play the last three years.

 

 

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

 

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