IHSAA Executive Committee

Minutes from the November 5, 2004 meeting in Indianapolis

PRESENT

Chairperson Lee Lonzo, Nancy Alspaugh, Bill Amerson, Randy Barrett, Dennis Bunda, Jim Feist, Phillip Gardner, Phil Hoskins, Patrick Mapes, Paul Neidig, Pam Noble, Geoff Penrod, Michael Powell, Janis Qualizza, Roy Simpson, Debb Stevens, Roger Weaver, Commissioner Blake Ress, Associate Commissioner Ray Craft, Assistant Commissioners Bobby Cox, Sandy Searcy, Theresia Wynns, Sports Information Director Jerry Baker, and Attorney Robert Baker.

MINUTES

The minutes of the October 7, 2004 meeting were presented for approval. After a correction was made, a motion to approve the amended minutes was made by Randy Barrett; seconded by Pam Noble; motion passed 17-0.

APPROVE HOST SITES FOR 2004-05 BASEBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES

Commissioner Ress presented a proposal to award the 2005 Baseball State Championships to Loeb Stadium in Lafayette Park in Lafayette, Indiana. Due to a scheduling conflict with the Indianapolis Indians, Victory Field in Indianapolis would not be available of use on June 18, 2005, the scheduled date for the state finals. The schedule calls for a single championship contest on Friday, June 17, at 7:00 p.m., with three games on Saturday, June 18, beginning at 10:30 a.m. The Friday evening contestants will be determined, based on geography, following the semi-state games on June 11, with the Saturday games in ascending order according to class. A motion to approve the proposal was made by Jim Feist; seconded by Patrick Mapes; motion approved 17-0.

2004-05 BOYS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT SERIES

Associate Commissioner Craft reported on the general format, sites and other preliminary plans for the 2004-05 Boys Basketball Tournament Series. These recommendations included the following schools designated as host sites:

Sectionals – March 1, 4, 5, 2005

Sect. Host Sect. Host

Class AAAA Class AAA

#1 East Chicago Central #17 Hammond Clark

#2 Merrillville #18 Gary Roosevelt

#3 Michigan City #19 Plymouth

#4 Elkhart Central #20 Frankfort

#5 DeKalb #21 Wawasee

#6 Huntington North #22 Whitko

#7 Kokomo #23 Bellmont

#8 Richmond #24 Blackford

#9 Noblesville #25 Danville

#10 Lawrence Central #26 Whiteland

#11 Franklin Central #27 New Castle

#12 Ben Davis #28 Connersville

#13 Northview #29 Greencastle

#14 Shelbyville #30 Salem

#15 Seymour #31 Washington

#16 Evansville Harrison #32 Boonville

Class AA Class A

#33 Wheeler #49 Kouts

#34 LaVille #50 Culver Community

#35 Winamac #51 Hamilton

#36 North Montgomery #52 Tri-County

#37 Garrett #53 Frontier

#38 South Adams #54 Southern Wells

#39 Manchester #55 Tri

#40 Taylor #56 Lapel

#41 Alexandria #57 Edinburgh

#42 Hagerstown #58 South Decatur

#43 Speedway #59 Springs Valley

#44 Lawrenceburg #60 New Washington

#45 South Putnam #61 North Vermillion

#46 North Knox #62 White River Valley

#47 Charlestown #63 North Daviess

#48 Southridge #64 Tecumseh

Regionals – March 12, 2005

Reg. Host Sectional Sites

Class AAAA

#1 Michigan City #1, 2, 3, 4

#2 Marion #5, 6, 7, 8

#3 Pike (Hinkle Fieldhouse) #9, 10, 11, 12

#4 Seymour #13, 14, 15, 16

Class AAA

#5 Plymouth #17, 18, 19, 20

#6 NorthWood #21, 22, 23, 24

#7 New Castle #25, 26, 27, 28

#8 Washington #29, 30, 31, 32

Class AA

#9 North Judson #33, 34, 35, 36

#10 Blackford #37, 38, 39, 40

#11 Alexandria #41, 42, 43, 44

#12 Southridge #45, 46, 47, 48

Class A

#13 Triton #49, 50, 51, 52

#14 Frankfort #53, 54, 55, 56

#15 Franklin #57, 58, 59, 60

#16 Loogootee #61, 62, 63, 64

Semi-States – March 19, 2005, 1:00pm and 3:30pm

Host

Southport

Lafayette Jefferson

Huntington North

Seymour

State – Conseco Fieldhouse, March 26, 2005

A motion to approve the proposals for the 2004-05 boys basketball tournament series was made by Randy Barrett; seconded by Geoff Penrod; motion passed 17-0.

2004-05 GIRLS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT FORMAT

Assistant Commissioner Wynns reported on the general format, sites and other preliminary plans for the 2004-05 Girls Basketball Tournament Series. These recommendations included the following schools designated as host sites:

Sectionals – February 8, 11, 12, 2005

Sect. Host Sect. Host

Class AAAA Class AAA

#1 East Chicago Central #17 Hammond Morton

#2 Portage #18 Kankakee Valley

#3 South Bend Washington #19 Plymouth

#4 Concord #20 Western

#5 Columbia City #21 Northridge

#6 Fort Wayne Northrop #22 Peru

#7 Harrison (West Lafayette) #23 Leo

#8 Greenfield-Central #24 Elwood

#9 Hamilton Southeastern #25 Crawfordsville

#10 Indianapolis Cathedral #26 Beech Grove

#11 Perry Meridian #27 New Palestine

#12 Pike #28 Greensburg

#13 Mooresville #29 Brown County

#14 Columbus East #30 Silver Creek

#15 Bedford NL #31 Jasper

#16 Evansville North #32 Evansville Bosse

Class AA Class A

Sect. Host Sect. Host

#33 Boone Grove #49 Washington Township

#34 Fairfield #50 Oregon-Davis

#35 Rensselaer Central #51 Bethany Christian

#36 Fountain Central #52 West Central

#37 Prairie Heights #53 Frontier

#38 Heritage #54 Tri-Central

#39 Wabash #55 Randolph Southern

#40 Northwestern #56 Eminence

#41 Knightstown #57 Southwestern (Shelby)

#42 Cambridge City Lincoln #58 Jac-Cen-Del

#43 Indian Creek #59 Orleans

#44 Southwestern (Hanover) #60 Borden

#45 Cascade #61 North Vermillion

#46 Paoli #62 Clay City

#47 Austin #63 Loogootee

#48 Forest Park #64 Oakland City Wood

Regionals – February 19, 2005

Reg. Host Sectional Sites

Class AAAA

#1 Valparaiso #1, 2, 3, 4

#2 Huntington North #5, 6, 7, 8

#3 Southport #9, 10, 11, 12

#4 Bedford North Lawrence #13, 14, 15, 16

Class AAA

#5 Twin Lakes #17, 18, 19, 20

#6 Peru #21, 22, 23, 24

#7 Mt. Vernon (Fortville) #25, 26, 27, 28

#8 Jasper #29, 30, 31, 32

Class AA

Reg. Host

#9 Rensselaer Central #33, 34, 35, 36

#10 South Adams #37, 38, 39, 40

#11 Shenandoah #41, 42, 43, 44

#12 Forest Park #45, 46, 47, 48

Class A

#13 Culver Community #49, 50, 51, 52

#14 Lapel #53, 54, 55, 56

#15 Southwestern (Shelbyville) #57, 58, 59, 60

#16 North Daviess #61, 62, 63, 64

Semi-States – February 26, 2005, 1:00pm and 3:30pm

Host

Elkhart Central (Northside Gymnasium)

Plymouth

Southport

Southridge

State – Conseco Fieldhouse, March 5, 2005

A motion to approve the proposals for the 2004-05 girls basketball tournament series was made by Phil Hoskins; seconded by Dennis Bunda; motion passed 17-0.

2004-05 GYMNASTICS TOURNAMENT FORMAT

Assistant Commissioner Searcy reported on the general format, sites and other preliminary plans for the 2004-05 Gymnastics Tournament Series.

SECTIONALS

1. Chesterton (10) Boone Grove (1),Chesterton, Crown Point, Hobart, LaPorte, Lowell, Merrillville, Michigan City, Portage, Valparaiso

2. Columbus East (11) Bedford NL (1), Bloomington North, Bloomington South, Center Grove, Columbus East, Columbus North, Indian Creek (2), Jeffersonville, Martinsville, Seymour, Terre Haute North

3. Connersville (10) Blue River Valley (1), Cambridge City, Connersville, Hagerstown, Morristown, New Castle, New Palestine, Richmond, Rushville, Tri

4. Warren Central (11) Carmel, Decatur Central, Lawrence Central, Noblesville, North Central (Indpls.), Perry Meridian, Plainfield, Roncalli, Shelbyville, Southport, Warren Central

5. Harrison (W. Lafayette) (11) Crawfordsville, Harrison (W. Lafayette), Lafayette Jefferson, Logansport, McCutcheon, Northwestern, Peru, Southmont, Taylor, West Lafayette, Western

6. Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran (12) Angola, Carroll (Fort Wayne), DeKalb, F.W. Concordia, F.W. Dwenger, F.W. Elmhurst, F.W. Northrop, F.W. Snider, F.W. South Side, F.W. Wayne, Homestead, Leo

7. Muncie Central (9) Blackford, Bluffton, Delta, Heritage, Huntington North, Jay County, Marion, Muncie Central, Muncie Southside

8. Wawasee (9) East Noble, Elkhart Central, Elkhart Memorial, Lakeland, Plymouth, Prairie Heights (2), Warsaw, Wawasee, West Noble

REGIONALS

1. Columbus East (2) Columbus East, Connersville

2. Harrison (W. Lafayette) (2) Harrison (W. Lafayette), Warren Central

3. Huntington North (2) Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran, Muncie Central

4. Valparaiso (2) Chesterton, Wawasee

STATE – Perry Meridian High School

Host site changes are listed in bold type and are underlined. A motion to approve the recommendations for the gymnastics tournament series was made by Roy Simpson; seconded by Pam Noble; motion passed 17-0.

2004-05 BOYS & GIRLS SWIMMING & DIVING TOURNAMENT FORMAT

Assistant Commissioner Searcy reported on the general format, sites and other preliminary plans for the 2004-05 Boys & Girls Swimming & Diving Tournament Series. These recommendations included the following host sites:

GIRLS

Bloomington South: Bedford NL, Bloomington North, Bloomington South, Edgewood, Martinsville, Mooresville, Terre Haute North, Terre Haute South, West Vigo

Ben Davis: Beech Grove, Ben Davis, Decatur Central, Franklin Central, Indianapolis Deaf School, Indianapolis Arlington, Indianapolis Cardinal Ritter, Indianapolis Scecina, Indianapolis Arsenal Technical, Roncalli, Speedway, Warren Central

Carmel: Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory, Carmel, Heritage Christian, Indianapolis Broad Ripple, Indianapolis Cathedral, Indianapolis Bishop Chatard, North Central (Indpls.), Lawrence Central, Lawrence North, Park Tudor, Pike

Center Grove: Center Grove, Franklin Community, Greenwood, Indian Creek, Perry Meridian, Shelbyville, Southport, Whiteland

Chesterton: Calumet, Chesterton, Gary Roosevelt, Gary West Side, Gary Wirt, Hanover Central, Hobart, LaPorte, Merrillville, Michigan City, Portage, Valparaiso, Wheeler

Columbus North: Batesville, Columbus East, Columbus North, East Central, Greensburg, Jennings County, Lawrenceburg, Madison, Milan, Oldenburg Academy, Salem, Scottsburg, Seymour, South Dearborn, Southwestern (Hanover)

Concord: Angola, Concord, DeKalb, East Noble, Elkhart Central, Elkhart Memorial, Fremont, Goshen, Northridge, NorthWood

Crawfordsville: Attica, Clinton Central, Crawfordsville, Fountain Central, Frankfort, Greencastle, North Montgomery, North Putnam, Seeger, South Putnam, South Vermillion, Southmont

Crown Point: Crown Point, East Chicago Central, Griffith, Hammond, Hammond Clark, Hammond Gavit, Hammond Morton, Hammond Bishop Noll, Highland, Kankakee Valley, Lake Central, Lowell, Munster, North Newton, Rensselaer Central, South Newton

Fort Wayne South Side: Carroll (FW), Fort Wayne Bishop Dwenger, Fort Wayne Bishop Luers, Fort Wayne Canterbury, Fort Wayne Concordia, Fort Wayne Northrop, Fort Wayne North Side, Fort Wayne Snider, Fort Wayne South Side, Fort Wayne Wayne

Hamilton Southeastern: Anderson, Anderson Highland, Cowan, Delta, Elwood, Hamilton Southeastern, Muncie Central, Muncie Southside, Pendleton Heights, Union City, Yorktown

Homestead: Adams Central, Bellmont, Bluffton, Blackford, Homestead, Huntington North, Jay County, Marion, Norwell, Oak Hill, South Adams, Southern Wells

Jasper: Corydon Central, Floyd Central, Forest Park, Heritage Hills, Jasper, Jeffersonville, New Albany, North Harrison, Northeast Dubois, Pike Central, Providence, Silver Creek, South Spencer, Southridge, Tell City, Vincennes Lincoln

Lafayette Jefferson: Benton Central, Carroll (Flora), Cass, Delphi, Harrison (West Lafayette), Lafayette Central Catholic, Lafayette Jefferson, Logansport, McCutcheon, Pioneer, Twin Lakes, West Lafayette

Mount Vernon: Boonville, Castle, Evansville Bosse, Evansville Central, Evansville Harrison, Evansville Mater Dei, Evansville Memorial, Evansville North, Evansville Reitz, Gibson Southern, Mount Vernon, Tecumseh

New Palestine: Centerville, Connersville, Eastern Hancock, Greenfield-Central, Hagerstown, Mt. Vernon (Fortville), New Castle, New Palestine, Richmond, Rushville

Noblesville: Eastern Greentown, Hamilton Heights, Kokomo, Maconaquah, Noblesville, Northwestern, Tipton, Western, Westfield

South Bend Riley: Bremen, Mishawaka, Mishawaka Marian, New Prairie, Penn, South Bend Adams, South Bend Clay, South Bend Riley, South Bend St. Joseph’s, South Bend Washington

Warsaw: Columbia City, Culver Academies, Fairfield, Knox, Manchester, North Judson, Oregon-Davis, Plymouth, Rochester, Tippecanoe Valley, Warsaw, Wawasee

Zionsville: Avon, Brownsburg, Cascade, Danville, Lebanon, Plainfield, Tri-West Hendricks, Western Boone, Zionsville

BOYS

Avon: Avon, Brownsburg, Cascade, Danville, Lebanon, Plainfield, Tri-West Hendricks, Western Boone, Zionsville

Center Grove: Center Grove, Franklin Community, Greenwood, Indian Creek, Perry Meridian, Shelbyville, Southport, Whiteland

Columbus North: Batesville, Columbus East, Columbus North, East Central, Greensburg, Jennings County, Madison, Milan, Oldenburg Academy, Salem, Scottsburg, Seymour, South Dearborn, Southwestern (Hanover)

Concord: Angola, Concord, DeKalb, East Noble, Elkhart Central, Elkhart Memorial, Goshen, Northridge, NorthWood, West Noble

Crawfordsville: Attica, Clinton Central, Crawfordsville, Fountain Central, Frankfort, Greencastle, North Montgomery, North Putnam, Seeger, South Putnam, South Vermillion, Southmont

Crown Point: Crown Point, East Chicago Central, Griffith, Hammond, Hammond Clark, Hammond Gavit, Hammond Morton, Hammond Bishop Noll, Hanover Central, Highland, Kankakee Valley, Lake Central, Lowell, Munster, North Newton, Rensselaer Central, South Newton

Franklin Central: Beech Grove, Ben Davis, Decatur Central, Franklin Central, Indianapolis Deaf School, Indianapolis Cardinal Ritter, Indianapolis Scecina, Indianapolis Arsenal Technical, Roncalli, Speedway, Warren Central

Hamilton Southeastern: Anderson, Anderson Highland, Delta, Elwood, Hamilton Southeastern, Lapel, Muncie Central, Muncie Southside, Pendleton Heights, Yorktown

Homestead: Adams Central, Bellmont, Bluffton, Blackford, Homestead, Huntington North, Jay County, Marion, Norwell, Oak Hill, South Adams, southern Wells

LaPorte: Calumet, Chesterton, Gary Roosevelt, Gary Wirt, Hanover Central, Hobart, LaPorte, Merrillville, Michigan City, Portage, Valparaiso, Wheeler

Mishawaka: Bremen, Mishawaka, Mishawaka Marian, New Prairie, Penn, South Bend Adams, South Bend Clay, South Bend Riley, South Bend St. Joseph’s, South Bend Washington

Mooresville: Bedford NL, Bloomington North, Bloomington South, Edgewood, Martinsville, Mooresville, Terre Haute North, Terre Haute South, West Vigo

New Palestine: Centerville, Connersville, Eastern Hancock, Greenfield-Central, Hagerstown, Mt. Vernon (Fortville), New Castle, New Palestine, Richmond, Rushville

Noblesville: Eastern Greentown, Hamilton Heights, Kokomo, Maconaquah, Noblesville, Northwestern, Tipton, Western, Westfield

Wawasee: Columbia City, Culver Academies, Fairfield, Knox, Manchester, North Judson, Northfield, Oregon-Davis, Plymouth, Rochester, Tippecanoe Valley, Warsaw, Wawasee

West Lafayette: Benton Central, Carroll (Flora), Cass, Delphi, Harrison (West Lafayette), Lafayette Central Catholic, Lafayette Jefferson, Logansport, McCutcheon, Pioneer, Twin Lakes, West Lafayette

A motion to approve the recommendations for the boys and girls swimming and diving tournament series was made by Bill Amerson; seconded by Phillip Gardner; motion passed 17-0.

2004-05 WRESTLING TOURNAMENT FORMAT

Assistant Commissioner Cox reported on the general format, sites and other preliminary plans for the 2004-05 Wrestling Tournament Series.

Individual Sectionals

Sectional #22 – Franklin Central (from Shelbyville – Rotation)

Sectional #23 – Shenandoah (from Tri – Rotation)

Team Regionals

Regional #12 – Milan (from Union County – Rotation)

A motion to approve the recommendations for the wrestling tournament series was made by Dennis Bunda; seconded by Roy Simpson; motion passed 17-0.

AUDITOR’S REPORT

John Leemhuis of Peters and Browning presented the annual auditor’s report on the Association to the Executive Committee. They issued an unqualified opinion on the Association’s financial statements for the year ending June 30, 2004 and recommended some adjustments in the accounting policies of the Association.

TRANSFERS

Associate Commissioner Craft reported on the transfers that have been ruled on for the 2004-05 school year. This report included the following actions as of November, 2004:

Full Eligibility 1,837

Limited Eligibility 140

Ineligible ___38

Total 2,015

SPORTSMANSHIP

Assistant Commissioner Wynns updated the Executive Committee on the unsportsmanlike conduct reports that have been submitted. As of November 5, 2004, there have been 337 reports filed, compared to the 385 reports filed last year at this time. The 2003-04 Sportsmanship Banners will be presented to award winning schools during the winter season.

TECHNOLOGY

Commissioner Ress reported on the status of office hardware and software that is owned by the Association. The Executive Committee plans to establish a time line for the maintenance of the current equipment, and the acquisition of new technology.

LITIGATION

Attorney Robert Baker updated the Executive Committee on the current status of pending litigation against the Association.

PENALTIES ASSESSED

Andrean High School – (Three volleyball players exceeded the five game limit)

Commissioner Ress reported the following action as a result of a violation of Rule 111-4.

1. The Andrean High School volleyball program is issued a warning.

2. Coach Amber Alm is reprimanded for permitting this violation to occur.

3. The varsity match versus Hobart High School, in which the student athletes exceeded the five game limit, shall be forfeited in accordance with rule 3-9 of the IHSAA By-Laws.

4. Participation in six games shall count as two matches for the student athletes.

5. The administration of Andrean High School is commended for its reporting and handling of this matter.

Brownsburg High School – (Boys soccer player participated on non-school team during contest season)

Commissioner Ress reported the following action as a result of a violation of Rule 15-1.2a.

1. The Brownsburg High School boys’ soccer program is issued a warning.

2. The student athlete involved in this violation shall be suspended for two soccer matches.

3. The administration of Brownsburg High School is commended for its reporting and handling of this matter.

Carroll (FW) High School – (Softball coach instructing players during school year out-of-season)

Commissioner Ress reported the following action as a result of a violation of Rule 15-2.2c.

1. The Carroll High School softball program is issued a warning.

2. Coach Dave Meyers is reprimanded for causing this violation to occur.

3. In lieu of suspending the student athletes, the IHSAA accepts and supports the four game suspension of Coach Meyers as an appropriate response to this violation.

4. The administration of Carroll High School is commended for its reporting and handling of this matter.

Covenant Christian High School – (Two non-rostered players participated in boys soccer sectional)

Commissioner Ress reported the following action as a result of a violation of Rule 3-9.4.

1. The Covenant Christian High School boys’ soccer program is issued a warning.

2. The student athletes are ineligible to dress for or compete in any remaining Covenant Christian

matches in the sectional tournament.

3. It is strongly suggested that future sectional entry lists be reviewed with the utmost care and posted conspicuously in locker rooms for student athletes to review before submission to the IHSAA.

4. The administration of Covenant Christian High School is commended for its reporting and handling of this matter once the error was discovered.

Fort Wayne Snider High School – (Volleyball player participated on non-school team during contest season)

Commissioner Ress reported the following action as a result of a violation of Rule 15-1.2a.

1. The Ft. Wayne Snider High School volleyball program is issued a warning.

2. The student athlete involved in this violation shall be suspended for four volleyball matches. Any part of this suspension that was not served prior to the end of the 2004 season shall be carried over to the 2005 season.

3. The administration of Ft. Wayne Snider High School is commended for its reporting and handling of this matter.

Medora High School – (Volleyball player exceeded the five game limit)

Commissioner Ress reported the following action as a result of a violation of Rule 111-4.

1. The Medora High School volleyball program is issued a warning.

2. Coach Ashley Freeman is reprimanded for permitting this violation to occur.

3. The varsity match versus Borden High School, in which the student athlete exceeded the five game

limit, shall be forfeited in accordance with rule 3-9 of the IHSAA By-Laws.

4. Participation in six games shall count as two matches for the student athlete.

5. The administration of Medora High School is commended for its reporting and handling of this matter.

Milan High School – (Unlicensed official worked varsity football game versus South Decatur)

Commissioner Ress reported the following action as a result of a violation of Rule 14-1.

1. The Milan High School football program is issued a warning.

2. The school is directed to follow the procedures outlined in Rule 3-9 of the IHSAA By-Laws including the forfeiting of the game against South Decatur High School.

3. Due to the fact that South Decatur High School used an ineligible player in the October 1 contest neither team can claim a victory. In essence this game shall be declared a double forfeit.

Morgan Township High School – (Unlicensed official worked varsity football game versus South Decatur)

Commissioner Ress reported the following action as a result of a violation of Rule 14-1.

1. The Morgan Township High School volleyball program is issued a warning.

2. The name of the unlicensed official that worked these games should be forwarded to the IHSAA offices.

3. The administration of Morgan Township High School is commended for its reporting and handling of this matter.

Penn High School – (Non-rostered player participated in girls soccer sectional)

Commissioner Ress reported the following action as a result of a violation of Rule 3-9.4.

1. The Penn High School girls’ soccer program is issued a warning.

2. The student athlete is ineligible to dress for or compete in any remaining Penn matches in the sectional tournament.

3. It is strongly suggested that future sectional entry lists be reviewed with the utmost care and posted conspicuously in locker rooms for student athletes to review before submission to the IHSAA.

4. The administration of Penn High School is commended for its reporting and handling of this matter once the error was discovered.

Washington Catholic High School – Unlicensed official was knowingly hired for volleyball tournament-PROBATION)

Commissioner Ress reported the following action as a result of a violation of Rule 14-1.

1. The Washington Catholic High School volleyball program is placed on probation through September 25, 2005. This probation is a more severe type of warning.

2. Girls’ Athletic Director Steve Reed is severely reprimanded for causing this violation to occur. To knowingly violate an IHSAA By-Law is unacceptable and cannot be tolerated.

3. Steps must be taken to prevent any future, similar incidents from occurring. Comparable infractions could result in the suspension of Washington Catholic’s membership in this Association.

ITEMS FOR DISCUSSION

1. 2004-05 IHSAA Distinguished Media Service Award Nominees

2. 2003-04 Sportsmanship Award Presentations

3. Preliminary Plans for IHSAA Student Leadership Conference in June 2005

4. Communications:

a. Letter from Dave Bischoff, President, Indiana High School Baseball Coaches Association

b. Press Release on Senate Bill #2903 introduced by Senator Dick Lugar

c. Column by Sportswriter Mike Carmin, Lafayette Journal & Courier

d. Congratulations to Dennis Bunda, Calumet HS (District I – Athletic Director of the Year)

5. For the Good of the Order

A motion to adjourn the November meeting of the IHSAA Executive Committee was made by Michael Powell; seconded by Janis Qualizza; motion passed 17-0. The next meeting of the Executive Committee will be at IHSAA headquarters at 8:00 a.m. on Thursday, December 16, 2004.