Phone:
317–846–6601 Fax:
317–575–4244 Website: www.ihsaa.org
Blake Ress, Commissioner
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MEDIA
INFORMATION
September 26, 2006
Contact:
E–Mail:
jwille@ihsaa.org
A total of 127 golfers will converge on The Legends of
Indiana Golf Course in
Twenty-one teams advanced five golfers each and 22 golfers have advanced without their teams to the event. Participants will tee off the Middle 9 course and the Road 9 course beginning at 8:30 am EDT / 7:30 am CDT on Friday. Teams and individuals that make the cut will return for a second day on Saturday with the first group again starting at 8:30 am EDT. The first round tee times and pairings are available here.
Fourteen teams return from last year’s state finals,
including five of the top six finishers. Two-time defending state champ Penn
did not qualify this year. Evansville Memorial qualified its team for the
seventh consecutive year, the state’s longest active streak, while
Northview advanced for the fifth straight year.
Of the 21 teams competing this weekend, only
Eleven players who finished in the top 25 last year are back
for another round, including 2003 state champion Emily Johnson of
Also in the meet is sophomore Anne Ormson of South Bend St. Joseph’s, who finished sixth overall a year ago when she helped Penn to the team title.
Fans are invited to view the progress of the state finals by visiting GolfStat.com. The IHSAA will post the hole-by-hole scores for every player throughout the two days and, for those in attendance at the meet, a scrolling leaderboard will be projected in the pavilion adjacent to the clubhouse.
State Finals
The Legends of
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Dates: Friday, September 29 (Round One); Saturday, September 30 (Round Two),
2006.
Time: 8:30 am EDT / 7:30 am CDT both days.
Admission: $5.00 per person per day.
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 medalists tied for
ninth.
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MEDIA INFORMATION
Media Hosts – Sports Information Director Jason Wille, Communications Director Joe Gentry along with assistants Mike Wilson and Brian Rejer will on hand to assist in your coverage.
Media Credentials – The 2006-07 IHSAA State Finals Media Credential will allow for admission.
Those outlets needing credentials should fax a request immediately to Sports
Information Director
Services – As in previous years, working space and pool
phones will be available for filing from the cart barn. Copies of the official
program including scorecards also will be available. Tee-times and pairings for
Saturday’s second round will be posted to the IHSAA website as soon as
possible on Friday evening. The IHSAA,
with the help of Golfstat.com, will post
the scorecard of each individual participating in the state finals as the event
progresses both days. Also, a scrolling leaderboard will be projected for
public viewing in the course pavilion.
NOTES
Teams Qualified (21)
Avon, Brebeuf Jesuit, Brownsburg, DeKalb, East Noble, Evansville Memorial, Greensburg, Hamilton Southeastern, Jasper, Kokomo, Leo, Marion, Martinsville, Noblesville, Northview, Northwestern, Plymouth, Roncalli, South Bend St. Joseph’s, Twin Lakes, Valparaiso.
Teams Returning from
2005 State Finals (14 with last year’s finish listed)
2. Noblesville; 3.
Most Consecutive
State Finals Appearances
12 by
Active Streaks of
7 –
5 – Northview.
4 –
3 –
First-Time Regional
Winners
Brownsburg, East Noble.
How the State
Finalists Have Fared in 2006 Tournament
|
|
Sectionals |
Regionals |
|
|
345 |
325 |
|
Brebeuf Jesuit |
312 |
317 |
|
Brownsburg |
320 |
324 |
|
DeKalb |
329 |
332 |
|
East Noble |
334 |
325 |
|
|
326 |
347 |
|
|
313 |
350 |
|
|
302 |
316 |
|
Jasper |
352 |
363 |
|
|
332 |
335 |
|
Leo |
359 |
341 |
|
|
346 |
354 |
|
|
302 |
323 |
|
Noblesville |
310 |
325 |
|
Northview |
342 |
357 |
|
Northwestern |
347 |
357 |
|
|
333 |
359 |
|
Roncalli |
344 |
353 |
|
South Bend St. Joseph’s |
352 |
359 |
|
|
354 |
346 |
|
|
347 |
339 |
Emily Johnson,
Ellen Mueller,
Top 25 Individuals
Returning from 2005 (11 with last year’s finish listed)
T2. Ellen Mueller, 12,
6. Anne Ormson, 10,
T7. Abby Cotter, 11, Noblesville.
T9. Emily Johnson, 12,
14. Jordan Woods, 11, Brownsburg.
T17. Lindsay Jacobs, 12,
22. Ashley Stout, 12, Brownsburg.
24.
T25. Brittany Kelly, 12,
T25. Allie Lipps, 12,
T25. Lauren Vogt, 10, DeKalb.
Individuals Qualified
without a Team (22)
Clare Cornelius,
Emily Dixon, Zionsville - 10
Taylor Gohn,
Kristen Harrington, Harrison (
Emily Johnson,
Jessica Layman, Cass - 11
Kristin Kalita, Chesterton - 12
Ashley Kees, Carroll (
Courtney Meyer,
Terra Miller,
Kristi O’Brien, Fort Wayne Bishop Luers - 11
Darin
Katie Powell, Maconaquah - 11
Rachael Pruett, Linton Stockton - 12
Milena Savich,
Kelly Short,
Alyssa Simpson, North Putnam - 12
Annie Walters,
Abby
Katie Windlan, Anderson Highland - 11
Maggie Wood, Boonville - 12
Low Individual Regional Scores
68 –
Melina Savich,
69 –
Aimee Neff, Brebeuf Jesuit; Kristi
O’Brien, Fort Wayne Bishop Luers.
72 – Emily Johnson, Warsaw; Ellen Mueller, Evansville Memorial; Lina Pasquali, East Noble; Maggie Wood, Boonville; Jordan Woods, Brownsburg.
75 – Ashley Kees, Carroll (Fort Wayne); Jessica Layman, Cass; Anne Ormson, South Bend St. Joseph’s.
Low Individual Sectional Scores
68 – Autumn Duke, Hamilton Southeastern.
69 –
Kristen Harrington, Harrison (
70 – Lina Pasquali, East Noble.
72 –
Jessica Collins,
73 –
Allie Lipps,
74 –
Abby Cotter, Noblesville; Terra
Miller,
75 – Megan Gindling, Greensburg; Brittany Kelly, Hamilton Southeastern; Ellen Mueller, Evansville Memorial; Anne Ormson, South Bend St. Joseph’s; Rachel Pruett, Linton-Stockton; Chelsea Silvers, Martinsville; Megan Young, Union County.
BOYS TENNIS
SECTIONALS BEGIN THIS WEEK
Sectional action of the 40th Annual Boys Team Tennis State Tournament Series runs Wednesday through Saturday at 64 sites. Playing schedules, which were formulated by the 64 tournament directors on Monday and Tuesday, will be posted to the boys tennis page on the IHSAA website as they become available. Results from each will also be added as the tournament continues this week. Schedules
Sectional winners will advance to one of 16 regionals scheduled for Oct. 3-4. The semi-states at four sites are slated for Saturday, Oct. 7 and the team finals, which bring together the final four teams, a week later on Oct. 14 at North Central High School in Indianapolis.
Top-ranked North Central of Indianapolis and defending state champion Indianapolis Cathedral, which both reside in the North Central Sectional, will learn of their playing schedules this evening.
Following the team sectionals, any No. 1 singles player or doubles team undefeated in post-season action will advance to the Individual Singles and Doubles State Tournament. Those matches will be played concurrently at the team regional sites.
NOTES
Defending Sectional Champions (64)
Anderson, Austin, Batesville, Ben
Davis, Bloomington South, Brebeuf Jesuit, Brownsburg, Carmel, Carroll (Fort
Wayne), Castle, Center Grove, Columbus North, Concord, Connersville,
Crawfordsville, Crown Point, Culver Academies, DeKalb, Delta, Evansville
Central, Evansville Memorial, Fairfield, Floyd Central, Fort Wayne South Side,
Greencastle, Hammond Bishop Noll, Highland, Homestead, Indianapolis Cathedral,
Jay County, Jeffersonville, Jennings County, Kokomo, LaPorte, Lawrence Central,
Loogootee, Merrillville, Mount Vernon (Fortville), Muncie Central, Munster, New
Albany, Penn, Perry Meridian, Peru, Plymouth, Princeton, Richmond, River
Forest, Roncalli, Seeger, Shenandoah, Silver Creek, South Adams, South Bend St.
Joseph’s, Southridge, Terre Haute South, Twin Lakes, Valparaiso, Vincennes
Lincoln, Waldron, Warsaw, West Lafayette, Westview, Zionsville.
Most Consecutive
Sectional Championships
27 by
Active Sectional Championship Streaks (Three or more years)
27 –
25 –
19 – Floyd Central.
17 – Center Grove.
16 – Ben Davis, Silver Creek.
15 –
14 – Batesville.
13 – Delta, South Bend St. Joseph’s.
12 – Castle.
10 –
9 – Loogootee,
7 –
5 – Brownsburg.
4 –
3 –
Top Five All-Time Sectional Championships
32 –
29 – North Central (
28 – Columbus / Columbus North.
28 –
26 –
Defending Regional Champions (16)
Batesville, Bloomington South, Brebeuf Jesuit, Center Grove, Delta, Evansville Memorial, Floyd Central, Fort Wayne South Side, Indianapolis Cathedral, Kokomo, LaPorte, Munster, Penn, Terre Haute South, Warsaw, West Lafayette.
Most Consecutive
Regional Championships
17 by
Active Regional Championship Streaks (Three or more years)
15 – Center Grove.
11 – Delta.
10 –
9 –
3 –
Top Five All-Time Regional Championships
25 –
23 –
22 – North Central (
18 – Center Grove.
18 – Floyd Central.
18 –
The pairings for the 34th Annual IHSAA Football State Tournament Series will be announced on Tuesday, Oct. 3 beginning at 7:06 pm EDT / 6:06 pm CDT.
First round pairings for the 40 sectionals will be announced via the IHSAA Championship Radio Network and be posted to ihsaa.org at the conclusion of the 90-minute broadcast. A complete list of radio affiliates carrying the broadcast can be found below. Sectional first round games are scheduled for Friday, Oct. 20. The broadcast will originate from the IHSAA Office with Vince Welch, Bob Lovell and Paul Condry serving as hosts.
IHSAA Championship
Radio Network Affiliates
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City |
Station |
Frequency |
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WHBU |
1240 AM |
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WFWR |
91.5 FM |
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WBIW |
1340 AM |
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WZBD |
92.7 FM |
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Boonville |
WBNL |
1540 AM |
|
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WSDX |
1130 AM |
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Chesterton |
WDSO |
88.3 FM |
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Corydon |
WOCC |
1550 AM |
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Crawfordsville |
WIMC |
103.9 FM |
|
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WFRN |
1270 AM |
|
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WTRC |
1340 AM |
|
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WGBF |
1280 AM |
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Ferdinand |
WQKZ |
98.5 FM |
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Greencastle |
WREB |
94.3 FM |
|
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WJOB |
1230 AM |
|
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WWCA |
1270 AM |
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WIBC |
1070 AM |
|
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WXLW |
950 AM |
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Jasper |
WITZ |
104.7 FM |
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WAVG |
1450 AM |
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Kendallville |
WAWK |
1140 AM |
|
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WLHM |
102.3 FM |
|
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WSAL |
1230 AM |
|
Loogootee |
WRZR |
94.5 FM |
|
Marengo |
WBRO |
89.9 FM |
|
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WEFM |
95.9 FM |
|
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WIMS |
1420 AM |
|
Mitchell |
WQRJ |
102.5 FM |
|
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WRCY |
1590 AM |
|
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WYFX |
106.7 FM |