Indiana High School Athletic Association, Inc.

9150 North Meridian Street, PO 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                                                                                       November 1, 2006

Contact: Jason Wille, Sports Information Director                                                                    

E–Mail: jwille@ihsaa.org

 

 

VOLLEYBALL STATE TITLES ON THE LINE SATURDAY AT HINKLE FIELDHOUSE

Half of last year’s state finalists return, including two defending state champions, as the 35th Annual IHSAA Volleyball State Finals are contested in the Indianapolis area this Saturday.

 

Four different sites will be used for the morning semifinals which begin at 9 am EST / 8 am CST with the winners at each site converging on Hinkle Fieldhouse on the campus of Butler University for the four state championship matches. The Class A match begins at 2:30 pm EST, with the 2A, 3A and 4A matches scheduled to begin no earlier than 4:15 pm, 6 pm and 8:10 pm, respectively. The 4A state championship match will be broadcast live to a state-wide audience on the Indiana Cable Network.

 

Eight of the 16 teams have advanced back from last year’s field of teams, including defending champions Muncie Burris (2A) and Michigan City Marquette (A). Burris has swept every 2A state title since 1997 while Marquette will be gunning for its third consecutive small school crown.

 

Besides Marquette, the other three teams that played in last year’s Class A tournament also return. Cowan, making its fourth consecutive trip will face last year’s runner-up Loogootee in the first semifinal. That match will be followed by Marquette taking on Northeast Dubois.

 

In Class 2A, Burris will take on Brownstown Central, another regular in the 2A state finals and making its fifth straight appearance. The winner of that match will go up against either Fairfield or Heritage. Fairfield has qualified for the state finals for the first time in volleyball. In fact, it’s the first Falcons team in any IHSAA team sport (baseball, basketball, football, soccer, volleyball) to advance to a state championship event since the Elkhart County school became a member in 1967. Heritage’s last appearance in the volleyball finals was back in 1980 and it’s the first Patriots team to advance to a state event since 1983 (girls basketball).

 

In the 3A tournament, none of last year’s participants made it back but it features four teams that have qualified for state at one time or another including three – Mishawaka Marian, Roncalli and Delta – which have each carried home the big trophy at least once. Marian takes on Jasper in the opener while Roncalli and Delta face off in the second semifinal.

 

In 4A, all four teams have played at this level in recent years. The first semi features, Muncie Central which has qualified every year since 2002, taking on Penn. These two faced off in the championship match in 2002 with the Bearcats carting off with the fourth of its five trophies. Penn has managed to advance to the finals every other year since 2000. The other semi will showcase New Albany and Indianapolis Cathedral. New Albany will compete in the state finals for the second time in three years, while Cathedral will attempt to advance to the 4A championship match for the fifth time in six seasons. They’ve finished as the runner-up the last two years.

 

The Meet the Teams file from the IHSAA website contains rosters, statistics and season results on all 16 squads.

 

35th Annual IHSAA Volleyball State Finals

Date: Saturday, November 4, 2006.

Admission: $8.00 per session; $12.00 both sessions.

Driving Directions

Television: The Class 4A championship match will be broadcast live beginning at 8:10 p.m. EST / 7:10 p.m. CST on all Comcast, Insight and Bright House Networks cable systems in the state. Longtime sports broadcaster Jerry Baker, and Mike Lingenfelter, former Wapahani volleyball coach, will provide play-by-play and analysis, respectively. A list of affiliates will be posted to the IHSAA website on Thursday.

Home Team: The second-named team in each pairing will be the designated home team.

 

Semifinal Matches

Class 4A at North Central HS, Indianapolis

Match 1: Muncie Central (32-6) vs. Penn (31-7). 9 am EST

Match 2: New Albany (36-2) vs. Indianapolis Cathedral (36-2). To follow

 

Class 3A at Lawrence North HS, Indianapolis

Match 1: Mishawaka Marian (31-7) vs. Jasper (32-5). 9 am EST

Match 2: Roncalli (30-5) vs. Delta (29-8). To follow

 

Class 2A at Ben Davis HS, Indianapolis

Match 1: Brownstown Central (26-9) vs. Muncie Burris (33-5). 9 am EST

Match 2: Fairfield (31-6) vs. Heritage (30-4). To follow

 

Class A at Hinkle Fieldhouse, Butler University, Indianapolis

Match 1: Cowan (29-7) vs. Loogootee (32-4). 9 am EST

Match 2: Michigan City Marquette (27-8) vs. Northeast Dubois (32-3). To follow

 

Championship Matches

Hinkle Fieldhouse, Butler University, 4600 Sunset Avenue, Indianapolis.

 

Class A

Winner of Match 1 vs. Winner of Match 2. 2:30 pm EST

Class 2A

Winner of Match 1 vs. Winner of Match 2. Begins no earlier than 4:15 pm EST

Class 3A

Winner of Match 1 vs. Winner of Match 2. Begins no earlier than 6 pm EST

Class 4A

Winner of Match 1 vs. Winner of Match 2. Begins no earlier than 8:10 pm EST

 

State Finals Media Credentials – The 2006-07 IHSAA State Finals Media Credential is good for admission. For those outlets without credentials and planning to cover the volleyball state finals, please fax a request on company letterhead containing names of the working individuals to Sports Information Director Jason Wille at 317-575-4244 as soon as possible. Approved requests will be available for pickup on Saturday at each of the respective semifinal sites or at Hinkle Fieldhouse for the championship round.

 

Media Services – A member of the IHSAA staff will be available at each of the semifinal sites on Saturday to assist in your coverage as well as at Hinkle Fieldhouse for the championship round later in the day. Official programs will be available at each site while computer-generated box scores will be issued for the championship matches only. Interviews may be conducted with coaches and players following their matches though we request your cooperation in holding your interviews for the championship matches until after the award ceremonies have concluded. Electrical power and phone lines will be available at each site for filing stories and photographs.

 

NOTES

 

Defending State Champions in the Finals

2A – Muncie Burris.

A – Michigan City Marquette.

 

Returning State Finalists

4A – Indianapolis Cathedral, Muncie Central.

3A – None.

2A – Brownstown Central, Muncie Burris.

A – Cowan, Loogootee, Michigan City Marquette, Northeast Dubois.

 

Former State Champions in the Field

4A – Indianapolis Cathedral, Muncie Central.

3A – Delta, Mishawaka Marian, Roncalli.

2A – Muncie Burris.

A – Michigan City Marquette.

 

First-time State Finalists

4A – None.

3A – None.

2A – Fairfield.

A – None.

 

 

AKRON’S KIRK ROBINSON TO RECEIVE OUTSTANDING OFFICIAL AWARD

Kirk Robinson of Akron, who has served as a licensed IHSAA official for 23 years, is the 2006 recipient of the Interscholastic Officials Association award for excellence in the sport of girls volleyball.

 

During his career, Robinson has worked 18 sectionals, 12 regionals, three semi-states and five state championships in 1996, 1997, 2001, 2002 and 2003.

 

Each year, the Indiana High School Athletic Association, in cooperation with the National Federation of Interscholastic Officials Association, recognizes and honors an outstanding official in each of 11 sports.

 

Robinson was nominated for this award by the Northern Indiana Officials Association (NIOA), one of 26 local associations in the state of Indiana.  His selection was made by a committee of representatives from those associations. Statewide, there are more than 8,000 licensed IHSAA officials in 11 sports.

 

In addition to volleyball, Robinson also officiates basketball and has worked two state championships in girls basketball in 2002 and 2005.  An active member of the NIOA, he has served as president, sports chairman, clinician and rules interpreter.

 

Professionally, Robinson has worked 24 years at Pike Lumber Company in Akron and is the purchasing manager.  A 1977 graduate of Tippecanoe Valley High School, he and his high school sweetheart, Kim, have been married 27 years and have two children, Kyle and Kara.

 

 

FORTY FOOTBALL SECTIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES THIS WEEKEND

Forty sectional championship games in the 34th Annual IHSAA Football State Tournament Series are scheduled for this weekend. Currently, all games are set to be played Friday evening.

 

The winners at each site will advance to a regional championship game the following week. Scores from each site will be posted to the IHSAA website on Friday along with regional contests.

 

Twenty-one of the games are rematches from regular season contests while nine are rematches from last year’s sectional finals.

 

Carmel and Hobart, each with a state-best 19 sectional championships to their credit, will look to add No. 20 on Friday. Carmel plays at Lafayette Jefferson in Class 5A, Sectional 4 action, while Hobart plays host to defending 4A state champ Lowell in Class 4A, Sectional 9.

 

Penn has ruled Class 5A, Sectional 2 for 11 straight years, the longest active streak in the state. The Kingsmen will put that mark on the line as they host LaPorte on Friday, one of six schools out for their first-ever sectional crown.

 

Franklin, playing at Whiteland in Class 4A, Sectional 14, hopes to end a 22-year drought since their last trophy, the state’s longest among the 80 teams remaining. The Grizzly Cubs last sectional crown came in 1984 as the representative from Cluster 29 in Class 3A. They defeated Seymour on the road, 13-8, in what was then a one-game sectional championship.

 

Sectional Championship Games

Date: Friday, November 3, 2006.

Times: 7 pm local time unless otherwise noted.

Admission: $5.00.

Sectionals: AP-style | 5A 4A 3A 2A A PDF

 

NOTES

 

Defending Sectional Champions Still Alive (26 of 40)

5A – Evansville Reitz, Fort Wayne Snider, Merrillville, Penn, Warren Central.

4A – Concord, Delta, Fort Wayne South Side, Jasper, Lowell.

3A – Batesville, Griffith, Hamilton Heights, Indianapolis Bishop Chatard, New Palestine.

2A – Jimtown, North Posey, Rensselaer Central, Speedway.

A – Adams Central, Knightstown, Park Tudor, Perry Central, Riverton Parke, Sheridan, West Central.

 

Active Sectional Championship Streaks (three or more years)

11 years – Penn.

6 – Fort Wayne Snider, Warren Central.

5 – Batesville, Indianapolis Bishop Chatard.

4 – Hamilton Heights.

3 – Adams Central, Lowell, Speedway.

 

Most Consecutive Sectional Championships

19 by Hobart, 1979-97.

 

Seeking First Sectional Championship

5A – Bedford North Lawrence, LaPorte, Pike.

4A – None.

3A – None.

2A – Fairfield, Madison-Grant, Taylor.

A – None.

 

Drought Breaker Hopefuls (Five or more years since last sectional championship)

22 years – Franklin (1984).

17 – Greensburg, Hammond Bishop Noll (1989).

16 – North Putnam (1990).

15 – Crown Point (1991).

14 – Cascade, South Newton, Springs Valley (1992).

13 – North Central (Indianapolis) (1993).

10 – South Adams (1996).

9 – Hobart (1997).

8 – Evansville Memorial, Franklin County, Homestead (1998).

7 – Clarksville, Mount Vernon (Fortville) (1999).

6 – Culver Academies, Danville, Hammond, Plainfield, Whiteland (2000).

5 – Bloomington South, Evansville Mater Dei, Frankfort, Frankton, Indianapolis Cathedral, Plymouth, Southern Wells (2001).

 

Top Five All-Time Sectional Championships

19 – Carmel, Hobart.

16 – Ben Davis, Fort Wayne Bishop Luers, Indianapolis Bishop Chatard, Jimtown, Penn, Roncalli.

 

2006 Rematches – Twenty-one of the 40 games are rematches from earlier this season. Listed below are the rematches along with their previous result.

 

Sectional Championship Game

Previous result

5A

 

Merrillville (7-4) at Crown Point (11-0).

Crown Point 17, @ Merrillville 2, Sept. 1.

Warren Central (11-0) at North Central (Indpls.) (8-3).

Warren Central 53, @ North Central 34, Sept. 15.

Columbus North (7-4) at Bloomington South (9-2).

Columbus North 20 @ Bloomington South 16, Oct. 6.

4A

 

Lowell (6-5) at Hobart (10-1).

Hobart 7, @ Lowell 0, Oct. 6.

Plymouth (8-3) at Concord (11-0).

@ Concord 42, Plymouth 21, Sept. 29.

Fort Wayne Bishop Dwenger (10-1) at Fort Wayne South Side (9-2).

@ Fort Wayne Bishop Dwenger 20, Fort Wayne South Side 0, Sept. 15.

Franklin (6-5) at Whiteland (9-2).

@ Whiteland 38, Franklin 6, Sept. 23.

Vincennes Lincoln (8-2) at Jasper (8-3).

Vincennes Lincoln 23, @ Jasper 16, Sept. 15.

3A

 

Griffith (10-1) at Hammond (2-9).

Griffith 49, @ Hammond 6, Sept. 29.

New Palestine (9-2) at Mount Vernon (Fortville) (7-4).

@ New Palestine 21, Mount Vernon (Fortville) 20 (OT), Oct. 13.

Greensburg (10-1) at Batesville (9-2).

Greensburg 14, @ Batesville 7, Sept. 29.

Evansville Memorial (3-8) at Evansville Mater Dei (9-2).

Evansville Mater Dei 20, @ Evansville Memorial 12, Sept. 16.

2A

 

Cascade (10-1) at North Putnam (11-0).

@ North Putnam 28, Cascade 13, Sept. 1.

Clarksville (10-1) at Brownstown Central (9-1).

@ Clarksville 14, Brownstown Central 13, Sept. 1.

North Posey (4-6) at Southridge (9-2).

Southridge 45, @ North Posey 0, Sept. 8.

A

 

West Central (5-6) at South Newton (11-0).

@ South Newton 42, West Central 7, Sept. 15.

Southern Wells (7-4) at Adams Central (10-1).

@ Adams Central 29, Southern Wells 13, Sept. 29.

Eastern Hancock (6-5) at Knightstown (5-6).

Eastern Hancock 15, @ Knightstown 12, Sept. 15.

Park Tudor (6-5) at Indianapolis Cardinal Ritter (10-1).

@ Indianapolis Cardinal Ritter 31, Park Tudor 7, Sept. 23.

Fountain Central (10-1) at Riverton Parke (8-3).

Fountain Central 34, @ Riverton Parke 6, Sept. 1.

Perry Central (9-1) at Springs Valley (7-3).

@ Perry Central 38, Springs Valley  7, Oct. 6.

 

Rematches from Last Year’s Sectional Championship Games

Nine of this week’s 40 championship games are rematches from last year’s sectional final.

 

Sectional Championship Game

2005 result

5A

 

Merrillville (7-4) at Crown Point (11-0).

@ Merrillville 16, Crown Point 13.

4A

 

Lowell (6-5) at Hobart (10-1).

@ Lowell 32, Hobart 6.

Plymouth (8-3) at Concord (11-0).

Concord 42, @ Plymouth 28.

Fort Wayne Bishop Dwenger (10-1) at Fort Wayne South Side (9-2).

Fort Wayne South Side 23, @ Fort Wayne Bishop Dwenger 13.

Muncie Central (6-5) at Delta (9-2).

@ Delta 28, Muncie Central 21 (3OT).

3A

 

Frankfort (7-3) at Hamilton Heights (8-3).

@ Hamilton Heights 35, Frankfort 21.

New Palestine (9-2) at Mount Vernon (Fortville) (7-4).

New Palestine 31, @ Mount Vernon (Fortville) 14.

Indianapolis Bishop Chatard (10-1) at Danville (7-4).

@ Indianapolis Bishop Chatard 34, Danville 23.

2A

 

None.

 

A

 

Southern Wells (7-4) at Adams Central (10-1).

Adams Central 28, @ Southern Wells 7.

 

 

ATTENTION FOOTBALL COACHES

Please be sure to report your final statistics of the season at Athlistics.com upon your team’s elimination from the state tournament so that your players will continue to appear in the weekly state leaders listings through the end of the state finals. The last compilation of the season will be announced on Monday, Nov. 27.

 

STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS

Information as of Monday, October 30, 2006

The following lists of statistical leaders are compiled from information contained at Athlistics.com, 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 Athlistics.com and updating team and individual statistics by 10 a.m. ET / 9 a.m. CT each Monday through the end of the season. Subscribers to the site will be able to assist their favorite school’s athletic department as 25 percent of subscription revenue benefits the school designated by the individual.

 

·                      Players listed in BOLD are still competing in the state tournament.

 

Rushing Yards per game

 

Name

Grade

School (Class)

Games

Rush

Yds.

TD

YPG

1.

Bryan Schroeder

12

North Harrison (3A)

9

185

2043

26

227.0

2.

Craig Ray

12

Plainfield (4A)

10

251

2020

26

202.0

3.

Chad Spann

12

North Central (Indpls.) (5A)

10

186

1737

21

173.7

4.

Ray Byers

11

Fort Wayne Wayne (4A)

10

192

1690

14

169.0

5.

Nick Bradford

11

Mooresville (4A)

11

321

1784

18

162.2

6.

Elliott Dutra

11

Whiteland (4A)

11

287

1760

35

160.0

7.

Aaron King

11

Carmel (5A)

11

238

1734

21

157.6

8.

William Stubbs

12

Indianapolis Cathedral (4A)

11

188

1703

22

154.8

9.

Airrence Shark

12

LaPorte (5A)

11

289

1700

27

154.5

10.

Dustin Wilson

12

Kankakee Valley (4A)

10

154

1483

30

148.3

11.

Albert Evans

11

Portage (5A)

11

254

1603

14

145.7

12.

Andrew Jackson

11

Hobart (4A)

11

290

1545

26

140.5

13.

Derrick Karaszia

12

Greensburg (3A)

11

215

1477

28

134.3

14.

Joe Holland

12

Indianapolis Chatard (3A)

11

156

1459

25

132.6

15.

Cory Lamb

11

Clinton Central (A)

10

193

1297

12

129.7

16.

Nick Driskill

10

Southwood (A)

11

223

1419

19

129.0

 

Chase Simmons

10

Clinton Central (A)

10

192

1290

14

129.0

18.

Alex Turner

11

Columbus North (5A)

11

256

1414

14

128.5

19.

Kyle Stevens

10

Delta (4A)

11

269

1367

12

124.3

20.

Tyler Smith

12

Shenandoah (A)

11

212

1340

14

121.8

 

Receiving Yards per game

 

Name

Grade

School (Class)

Games

Rec.

Yds.

TD

YPG

1.

Kody Lemond

12

Pendleton Heights (4A)

10

95

1350

16

135.0

2.

Chase Yocum

12

Northview (4A)

9

50

1037

19

115.2

3.

Jeff Brummett

11

Frontier (A)

7

32

800

10

114.2

4.

Brady Young

11

Delta (4A)

11

56

1244

12

113.1

5.

Mike Meade

12

Concord (4A)

11

61

1179

15

107.2

6.

Justin Blosser

12

Goshen (5A)

10

68

1049

14

104.9

7.

Justin Fuller

11

Anderson (5A)

10

56

981

10

98.1

8.

Joe Wingis

12

Lake Central (5A)

10

63

956

10

95.6

9.

DuAundre Muhammad

12

Harding (2A)

11

59

1024

9

93.1

10.

KC Woods

11

Danville (3A)

11

57

1021

10

92.8

11.

Blane Koger

11

Lafayette Jefferson (5A)

9

39

804

6

89.3

12.

Mike Halajcsik

12

Whiting (A)

10

51

889

12

88.9

13.

James Cira

12

Concord (4A)

11

55

949

12

86.3

14.

Jordan Tackitt

12

Huntington North (5A)

10

50

855

7

85.5

15.

Michael Myers

11

Delphi (2A)

10

43

845

9

84.5

16.

Michael Joyce

12

Pendleton Heights (4A)

10

48

821

7

82.1

17.

Brandon Butler

12

Columbus North (5A)

10

50

805

15

80.5

18.

Cameron Mousa

10

Seymour (4A)

10

51

803

7

80.3

19.

P.J. Tyson

12

Lafayette Jefferson (5A)

11

53

829

6

75.4

20.

Marcus Phelps

12

LaPorte (5A)

11

45

812

5

73.8

             

Scoring per game

 

Name

Grade

School

Games

TD

PAT-1

2-PT

FG

Total

PPG

1.

Dustin Wilson

12

Kankakee Valley (4A)

10

32

0

0

0

192

19.2

2.

Elliott Dutra

11

Whiteland (4A)

11

35

0

0

0

210

19.1

3.

Bryan Schroeder

11

North Harrison (3A)

9

26

7

2

0

167

18.6

4.

Craig Ray

12

Plainfield (4A)

10

27

0

2

0

166

16.6

5.

Derrick Karaszia

12

Greensburg (3A)

11

28

0

3

0

174

15.8

6.

Airrence Shark

12

LaPorte (5A)

11

27

0

0

0

162

14.7

7.

Joe Holland

12

Indianapolis Chatard (3A)

11

26

0

2

0

160

14.5

8.

Andrew Jackson

11

Hobart (4A)

11

26

0

0

0

156

14.2

9.

Chad Sherer

11

Hamilton Heights (3A)

11

21

11

3

0

143

13.0

10.

Chase Yocum

10

Northview (4A)

9

19

0

0

0

114

12.7

11.

Chad Spann

12

North Central (Indpls) (5A)

10

21

0

0

0

126

12.6

12.

Nick Driskill

10

Southwood (A)

11

19

15

1

2

137

12.5

13.

Jerrod Parker

12

Tippecanoe Valley (3A)

10

16

22

2

0

122

12.2

14.

William Stubbs

12

Indianapolis Cathedral (4A)

11

22

0

0

0

132

12.0

15.

Aaron King

11

Carmel (5A)

11

21

0

0

0

126

11.5

16.

Tyler Scott

12

Sheridan (A)

11

20

0

0

0

120

10.9

17.

Brent Bostic

11

Fort Wayne Snider (5A)

11

19

0

0

0

114

10.4

18.

Monty Marion

12

Concord (4A)

11

19

0

0

0

114

10.4

 

Nick Bradford

11

Mooresville (4A)

11

18

0

1

0

110

10.0

20.

Marc Miller

11

Eastbrook (2A)

11

18

0

0

0

108

9.8

 

Passing Yards per game

 

Name

Grade

School (Class)

Games

Comp.

Att.

Yds.

TD

Int.

YPG

1.

Kyle Tweed

12

Pendleton Heights (4A)

11

236

379

3342

33

11

303.8

2.

Bob Cira

12

Concord (4A)

11

173

259

2927

33

8

266.1

3.

Timmy Fogarty

11

Lafayette Jefferson (5A)

11

173

271

2830

29

7

257.3

4.

Broc Miller

12

Northview (4A)

9

120

194

2024

32

9

224.9

5.

Eric Watt

12

South Newton (A)

11

170

264

2454

36

7

223.1

6.

Nolan Earley

10

Anderson (5A)

10

138

245

2128

21

13

212.8

7.

Kyle Ray

12

Indian Creek (2A)

11

180

280

2298

28

7

208.9

8.

Shane Parson

12

Goshen (5A)

10

136

247

2206

24

7

220.6

9.

Ben Weller

11

Seymour (4A)

11

137

242

2158

20

12

196.2

10.

Justin Boser

12

Hamilton Heights (3A)

11

127

221

2140

17

7

194.5

11.

Cameron Cossell

11

Northwestern (2A)

11

149

292

2113

24

8

192.1

12.

Cory Millikan

12

Bedford North Lawrence (5A)

11

136

236

2020

23

10

183.6

13.

Cal Gard

12

Greencastle (3A)

11

139

253

2007

18

11

182.5

14.

Tyler Hernly

12

Delta (4A)

11

111

226

2004

21

13

182.2

15.

Devin Dominguez

12

Harding (2A)

11

123

224

1981

21

3

180.1

16.

Jeremy Dumezich

11

Whiting (A)

11

122

205

1904

22

8

173.1

17.

Mike Hladik

11

Columbus North (5A)

11

133

250

1856

19

6

168.7

18.

Zach Hoke

11

Fishers (5A)

11

142

285

1773

12

15

161.2

19.

Adam Creed

12

LaPorte (5A)

11

116

224

1734

16

13

157.6

20.

Drew Detzler

11

Lawrence North (5A)

11

120

233

1725

14

11

156.8

 

Tackles per game

 

Name

Grade

School

Games

Solo

Assist

Total

Per Game

1.

Bill Huntsinger

12

Frankton (A)

10

109

62

171

17.1

2.

Brent Habegger

12

South Adams (2A)

11

113

73

186

16.9

3.

Troy McKinney

12

West Washington (A)

9

54

92

146

16.2

4.

Zach Winkle

12

Twin Lakes (3A)

10

85

76

161

16.1

5.

Jake Feltner

12

Owen Valley (4A)

10

86

73

159

15.9

 

James Wyatt

12

Ben Davis (5A)

10

134

25

159

15.9

7.

Cole Bell

12

Tri-County (A)

10

120

37

157

15.7

8.

Richard Roach

12

Twin Lakes (3A)

10

82

68

150

15.0

9.

Kyle Horton

12

Indian Creek (2A)

11

84

72

156

14.2

10.

Bryan Shank

12

Winamac (2A)

10

65

76

141

14.1

11.

Garrett Dulworth

11

Pendleton Heights (4A)

11

39

106

145

13.2

12.

Ronnie Harris

12

Winchester (2A)

10

52

79

131

13.1

13.

Ben Goehring

12

Goshen (5A)

10

87

41

128

12.8

14.

Bub Eytchison

12

Pendleton Heights (4A)

11

48

92

140

12.7

15.

Ethan Zartman

10

Caston (A)

11

34

103

137

12.5

16.

Nijeil Anthony

12

Anderson (5A)

10

79

42

121

12.1

 

Aaron Bressler

11

Fremont (A)

10

59

62

121

12.1

18.

Brody Kalbaugh

11

Fishers (5A)

11

84

38

122

11.1

 

Joey Pigg

12

North Central (Farmersburg)(A)

11

54

69

123

11.1

20.

Derriek Enstrom

10

North Central (Farmersburg)(A)

11

48

72

120

10.9

 

Quarterback Sacks per game

 

Name

Grade

School

Games

Sacks

-Yards

Per Game

1.

Ryan Kerrigan

12

Muncie Central (4A)

11

16

--

1.5

2.

Brandon Bolton

12

Mitchell (2A)

9

11.5

31

1.3

 

Isaac Davis

12

North Harrison (3A)

9

11.5

36

1.3

 

Matt Gilbert

12

Cambridge City Lincoln (A)

10

13

105

1.3

 

Kakpindi Jamiru

10

Indianapolis Cathedral (4A)

11

14

50

1.3

6.

Bryce Bolton

11

Mitchell (2A)

9

10

27

1.1

 

Nathan Bussa

12

Shenandoah (A)

11

12

--

1.1

 

Dustin Colvin

12

Sheridan (A)

11

12

77

1.1

 

Caleb Hartley

11

Seymour (4A)

11

12

64

1.1

 

Cameron Koehne

12

Indianapolis Cathedral (4A)

9

10

56

1.1

 

Nathan Murphy

12

Homestead (5A)

11

12

49

1.1

12.

Scott Dunn

10

Clinton Central (A)

10

10

--

1.0

 

Ben Geffert

12

Griffith (3A)

10

9.5

70

1.0

14.

Irvin Gates

11

Fort Wayne Northrop (5A)

10

9

59

0.9

 

Chris Walker

12

Springs Valley (A)

10

9

41

0.9

16.

Curtis Brackett

9

Frontier (A)

11

9

--

0.8

 

Korey Mahoney

12

Greencastle (3A)

11

9

--

0.8

 

Michael Pittman

12

Greensburg (3A)

11

9

--

0.8

19.

8 others

 

 

 

8

 

 

 

Interceptions

 

Name

Grade

School

Games

Int.

Per Game

1.

Ryan Brown

11

Northview (4A)

7

6

0.9

 

Nick Driskill

10

Southwood (A)

11

10

0.9

3.

Collin Coffer

12

Lawrence North (5A)

10

7

0.7

 

Shawn Madorin

12

Owen Valley (4A)

10

7

0.7

 

Jared Millikin

11

New Castle (4A)

10

7

0.7

 

Colton Phelan

11

LaPorte (5A)

9

6

0.7

 

Garrett Singer

11

Cambridge City Lincoln (A)

10

7

0.7

 

Ben Welsh

11

South Newton (A)

11

8

0.7

9.

Dustin Cressman

12

South Adams (2A)

11

6

0.6

 

Jeremy Lenson

11

Hobart (4A)

10

6

0.6

 

Brandon McGhee

12

Jeffersonville (5A)

11

7

0.6

 

Michael Myers

11

Delphi (2A)

10

6

0.6

 

Dillion Painter

10

Fort Wayne Snider

10

6

0.6

 

Corry Perin

11

Lafayette Jefferson (5A)

10

6

0.6

15.

15 others

 

 

 

5

 

 

Punting (min. 2.88 punts per game / 29 punts)

 

Name

Grade

School (Class)

Games

Punts

Yds.

Avg.

1.

Conner Kozlowski

12

Columbus North (5A)

11

30

1189

39.6

2.

Josh Copp

9

Tri-Central (A)

10

32

1173

36.7

3.

Adam Hill

12

Lake Central (5A)

10

32

1162

36.3

4.

Clayton Pusey

11

Fort Wayne Concordia (3A)

11

41

1459

35.6

5.

Michael Myers

12

Southmont (2A)

10

40

1418

35.5

6.

Jordan Hansen

12

Bedford North Lawrence (5A)

10

33

1150

34.9

7.

Tyler Davis

12

Ben Davis (5A)

9

34

1177

34.6

8.

Spencer Whitehead

12

Bloomington South (5A)

11

38

1310

34.5

9.

Luke Allstott

12

Springs Valley (A)

10

29

984

33.9

10.

Tyler Martin

12

Western Boone (2A)

11

37

1239

33.5

 

Ian McGarvey

12

Center Grove (5A)

11

48

1606

33.5

12.

Austin Davis

11

Glenn (2A)

10

30

1002

33.4

13.

Terron Bibbs

12

Lawrence North (5A)

11

31

1032

33.3

14.

Kevin Roth

11

Park Tudor (A)

10

34

1084

32.9

15.

Evan Bonnell

9

Winamac (2A)

8

30

984

32.8

16.

Matt Wagner

12

North Central (Indpls)(5A)

9

30

981

32.7

17.

Michael Myers

11

Delphi (2A)

10

32

1044

32.6

18.

Travis Brouer

12

Angola (4A)

10

39

1267

32.5

19.

Justin Moore

10

Fishers (5A)

11

54

1727

32.0

 

Blake Scheiderer

12

South Adams (2A)

10

41

1312

32.0

 

 

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STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS

Information as of Monday, October 30, 2006

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Aces per game (minimum 80)

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Aces

Per Game

1.

Ashley Ide

Pioneer (A)

11

115

153

1.33

2.

Janae Curnutt

Hamilton Heights (3A)

12

95

121

1.27

3.

Jamie Rowles

University (A)

12

78

86

1.10

4.

Shannon Voors

Fort Wayne Bishop Dwenger (3A)

12

80

85

1.06

5.

Hannah Luedtke

South Central (Elizabeth) (A)

10

79

81

1.02

6.

Kelsey Firestone

Linton-Stockton (2A)

12

95

96

1.01

7.

Lauren Jones

Wes-Del (A)

11

97

96

0.99

 

Alex Smith

Heritage Christian (2A)

11

100

99

0.99

9.

Haleigh Williams

Pioneer (A)

10

115

113

0.98

10.

Jordan Jessen

Kouts (A)

11

97

94

0.96

11.

Hannah Sullivan

New Albany (4A)

11

91

86

0.94

12.

Kelly Faris

Heritage Christian (2A)

10

100

89

0.89

13.

Christine Journay

Bellmont (3A)

12

98

86

0.88

14.

Megan Rehmer

Center Grove (4A)

11

97

84

0.87

15.

Melanie Culp

Heritage Christian (2A)

12

99

85

0.85

16.

Ayla Bullis

Washington Township (A)

12

98

82

0.84

 

Shawnda Sherfy

Cowan (A)

12

103

87

0.84

18.

Laura Purlee

Eastern (Pekin)

11

105

86

0.81

19.

Allison Eads

Northfield (2A)

10

114

89

0.78

20.

Hayley Koetter

Providence (3A)

12

104

80

0.77

 

Kills per game (minimum 429)

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Kills

Per Game

1.

Taylor Wittmer

Loogootee (A)

12

106

770

7.26

2.

Allison Holloway

Madison-Grant (2A)

12

96

645

6.71

3.

Ashley Hamilton

Northridge (3A)

11

110

681

6.19

4.

Mollie Taulbee

Knox (3A)

12

105

633

6.03

5.

Brittany Rayburn

Attica (A)

11

89

526

5.91

6.

Tiffany Fisher

Westview (2A)

11

104

572

5.50

7.

Katie Wilson

Speedway (2A)

12

93

502

5.40

8.

Hannah Sullivan

New Albany (4A)

11

91

491

5.39

9.

Ashley Benson

Bloomington North (4A)

12

93

498

5.36

10.

Amanda Russel

Union County (2A)

12

90

481

5.34

11.

Michelle Metzler

Lawrenceburg (2A)

12

105

559

5.32

12.

Alli Heeter

NorthWood (3A)

10

96

450

4.69

13.

Dana Gardner

Shelbyville (4A)

12

98

431

4.40

 

Audra Lehman

Elkhart Christian (A)

12

105

462

4.40

15.

Nikki Craig

Wes-Del (A)

11

97

420

4.33

16.

Brittany Daulton

Lawrence North (4A)

11

102

440

4.31

17.

Morgan Elyea

New Castle (3A)

12

106

442

4.17

18.

Lauran Thompson

North Montgomery (2A)

12

112

461

4.11

19.

Dominika Roberts

Oldenburg Academy (A)

12

114

442

3.87

20.

Amanda Dickman

Oldenburg Academy (A)

11

114

429

3.76

 

Hitting Percentage (minimum 3.33 attacks per game)

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Kills

Errs

Attacks

Pct.

1.

Katie Wilson

Speedway (2A)

12

93

502

68

771

.562

2.

Taylor Wittmer

Loogootee (A)

12

106

770

103

1201

.555

3.

Alex Smith

Heritage Christian (2A)

11

100

244

66

354

.502

4.

Cindi Miller

Bellmont (3A)

11

100

404

73

663

.499

5.

Christiana Gray

Indianapolis Cathedral (4A)

10

92

197

33

337

.486

6.

Allison Holloway

Madison-Grant (2A)

12

96

645

99

1195

.456

7.

Kelly Faris

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