CN boys stand atop all-sports race

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November 2 - December 6, 2015
Bull Dog Bulletin
Volume 5, No. 4
November 2 - December 6 , 2015
In this issue
CN Winter Scoreboard .............. 2
CN Boys Basketball................... 5
CN Wrestling ............................. 5
CN Swimming ........................... 7
CN Girls Basketball ................... 9
CN Football ............................. 11
CN Boys Soccer....................... 13
CN Girls Soccer ....................... 15
CN Booster Club ..................... 17
CN Cross Country ................... 21
CN Volleyball .......................... 25
CN Boys Tennis....................... 27
CN Fall Scoreboard ................. 31
LEADER OF THE PACK: Ben Rankin (436) runs to a sixth-place finish in the cross
country semistate on Oct. 24 at Eagle Park at Brown County. The cross country team’s
first-place league finish has helped CN lead the Conference Indiana all-sports standings.
CN boys stand atop all-sports race
Bull Dog girls currently in second place behind Bloomington South
SMILES: CN athletic director
Jeff Hester accepts a check from
Tracy Stachniak of Toyota.
World-wide company
contributes to CNHS
A manufacturer with a worldwide reach has contributed significant funding to the Columbus
North girls’ basketball program
and its newly renovated Locker
Room and Meeting Space.
Athletes, coaches and school
officials were joined Oct. 27 by
Tracy Stachniak, national manager of human resources for Toyota
Material Handling U.S.A., Inc.,
during an official grand opening.
“Words alone cannot express
how thankful the CNHS program
is,” coach Pat McKee said.
The Columbus North boys lead the Conference Indiana all-sports standings
through the fall sports season.
The CN boys have totaled 30 points with a first place in cross country, a second
in boys soccer and third places in football and tennis.
Bloomington South is second with 28 points followed by Bloomington North
with 25 points, Perry Meridian with 21 points, Terre Haute South with 14 points,
Southport and Terre Haute North tied with 13 points and Franklin Central wit 12 points.
The Bull Dog girls are second in the CI all-sports standings, totaling 25 points
with a first-place in cross country, a second place in golf, a fourth place in soccer and
a seventh place in volleyball.
Bloomington South leads the girls’ standings with 31 points. Bloomington North
is third with 24 points followed by Terre Haute North with 23, Perry Meridian with 18,
Franklin Central and Terre Haute South tied with 14 and Southport with seven.
Columbus North has thrived in the all-sports competitions the past several years.
The Bull Dog boys have captured the 10-sport, year-long contest the past four
years. CN totaled 74.5 points in 2014-15, just two points better than Bloomington South.
The boys have won five crowns overall, in 2004-05, 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14 and
2014-15.
The CN girls have captured the league’s all-sports title 12 times, including the
last 10 years. Their crowns have come in 1997-98, 1998-99, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08,
2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14 and 2014-15.
CROSS COUNTRY STATE MEET WRAP UP, Page 21
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BOYS BASKETBALL
When
Opponent
Results
7:30 p.m. Nov. 24 Heritage Christian
7:30 p.m. Nov. 28 Hauser
7:30 p.m. Dec. 4 at Shelbyville
7:30 p.m. Dec. 5 at Martinsville
7:30 p.m. Dec. 11 at Franklin Central
7:30 p.m. Dec. 18 at Columbus East
7:30 p.m. Dec. 19 at Terre Haute South
10 a.m. Dec. 22
n-Harrison (W.Lafayette), at Marion
7:30 p.m. Jan. 8
Terre Haute North
7:30 p.m. Jan. 9
Jennings County
7:30 p.m. Jan. 15 Mooresville
7:30 p.m. Jan. 16 at Noblesville
7:30 p.m. Jan. 23 Perry Meridian
7:30 p.m. Jan. 29 at Southport
7:30 p.m. Jan. 30 Whiteland
7:30 p.m. Feb. 4 at Hamilton Southeatern
2:30 p.m. Feb. 6 East Central
7:30 p.m. Feb. 9 Franklin
7:30 p.m. Feb. 12 Bloomington South
7:30 p.m. Feb. 19 at Bloomington North
7:30 p.m. Feb. 23 Seymour
7:30 p.m. Feb. 25 Center Grove
TBA March 1
East Central Sectional first round
TBA March 4
East Central Sectional semifinal
7:30 p.m. March 5 East Central Sectional final
TBA March 12
Seymour Regional semifinal
8 p.m. March 12 Seymour Regional final
TBA March 19
Semistate, site TBA
8 p.m. March 26 IHSAA State Finals at Bankers Life Fieldhouse
GIRLS BASKETBALL
When
Opponent
Results
7:30 p.m. Nov. 10 at New Albany
7:30 p.m. Nov. 13 Martinsville
7:30 p.m. Nov. 20 at Franklin Central
noon Nov. 28
n-Lawrence North, at Fairgrounds Coliseum
2:30 p.m. Dec. 5 Terre Haute South
7:30 p.m. Dec. 8 at Greenwood
7:30 p.m. Dec. 10 at East Central
7:30 p.m. Dec. 15 Seymour
7:30 p.m. Dec. 17 Columbus East
2:30 p.m. Dec. 19 at Terre Haute North
TBA Dec. 29
Subway/Columbus North Invitational (vs. TBA)
TBA Dec. 30
TBA Dec. 30
2:30 p.m. Jan. 2
Perry Meridian
7:30 p.m. Jan. 5
Jennings County
7:30 p.m. Jan. 7
at Southport
noon Jan. 9
n-Franklin County (Ky.), at Frankfort, Ky.
7:30 p.m. Jan. 12 Franklin
2:30 p.m. Jan. 16 Bloomington South
7:30 p.m. Jan. 19 at Heritage Christian
7:30 p.m. Jan. 22 at Bloomington North
7:30 p.m. Jan. 26 at Whiteland
7:30 p.m. Jan. 28 Roncalli
TBA Feb. 2
Bloomington North Sectional first round
TBA Feb. 5
Bloomington North Sectional semifinal
7:30 p.m. Feb. 6 Bloomington North Sectional final
TBA Feb. 13
Columbus North Regional semifinal
8 p.m. Feb. 13
Columbus North Regional final
TBA Feb. 20
Semistate, site TBA
8 p.m. Feb. 27
IHSAA State Finals at Bankers Life Fieldhouse
SWIMMING & DIVING (BOYS & GIRLS)
When
Event
Results (B/G)
5:30 p.m. Nov. 23 at Jennings County
5:30 p.m. Nov. 24 Franklin
10 a.m. Nov. 28
at North Central
5:30 p.m. Dec. 3 at Seymour
10 a.m. Dec. 5
Center Grove
5:30 p.m. Dec. 8 at Columbus East
Noon Dec. 12
Columbus North Relays
6 p.m. Jan. 7
Bloomington North
9 a.m. Jan. 9
Bloomington North Diving Invitational
6 p.m. Jan. 14
Franklin Central
9 a.m. Jan. 16
Conference Indiana (girls) at Terre Haute South
8 a.m. Jan. 23
Mooresville Diving Invitational
6 p.m. Jan. 28
Oldenburg Academy
9 a.m. Jan. 30
Conference Indiana (boys) at Columbus North
5:30 p.m. Feb. 2 Southport (boys only)
5:30 p.m. Feb. 4 Girls Sectional prelims at Columbus North
9 a.m. Feb. 6
Girls Sectional finals at Columbus North
5:30 p.m. Feb. 8 Plainfield (boys only)
6 p.m. Feb. 9
Girls Diving Regional at Bloomington North
6 p.m. Feb. 12
Girls state prelims at Natatorium at IUPUI
1 p.m. Feb. 13
Girls state finals at Natatorium at IUPUI
5:30 p.m. Feb. 18 Boys Sectional prelims at Columbus North
9 a.m. Feb. 20
Boys Sectional finals at Columbus North
6 p.m. Feb. 23
Boys Diving Regional at Bloomington North
6 p.m. Feb. 26
Boys state prelims at Natatorium at IUPUI
1 p.m. Feb. 27
Boys state finals at Natatorium at IUPUI
WRESTLING
When
9 a.m. Nov. 21
9:30 a.m. Nov. 27
7 p.m. Dec. 3
9 a.m. Dec. 5
9 a.m. Dec. 12
7 p.m. Dec. 15
9 a.m. Dec. 29
7 p.m. Jan. 7
8:30 a.m. Jan. 9
7 p.m. Jan. 13
9 a.m. Jan. 16
9 a.m. Jan. 30
9:30 a.m. Feb. 6
9 a.m. Feb. 13
6 p.m. Feb. 19
Event
Results
Capital City Classic (at Perry Meridian)
Harrison (W. Lafayette) Invitational
at Franklin
Bloomington Invitational
Columbus North Invitational
at Jennings County
North Montgomery Holiday Duals
Seymour
Old Capitol City Classic (at Corydon Central)
Columbus East
Conference Indiana meet at Bloomington South
Jennings County Sectional
Jeffersonville Regional
Evansville Semistate
IHSAA State Finals at Bankers Life Fieldhouse
GYMNASTICS
When
7 p.m. Jan. 7
6:30 p.m. Jan. 11
6 p.m. Jan. 21
6:30 p.m. Jan. 28
7 p.m. Feb. 2
11 a.m. Feb. 13
6:30 p.m. Feb. 16
noon Feb. 20
7 p.m. Feb. 24
1 p.m. Feb. 27
1 p.m. March 5
1 p.m. March 12
Event
Results
at Bloomington North
at Columbus East
at New Palestine
Bloomington South
Seymour
Connersville Invitational
Roncalli
Conference Indiana meet at Franklin Central
Owen Valley
Columbus East Sectional
Columbus East Regional
IHSAA State Finals at Ball State
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ABOUT THIS PUBLICATION
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the 2015-16 school year to promote CNHS athletes and teams. Advertising is accepted. For information, contact the CNHS athletic office at
812-376-4265. More info on CN athletics at www.columbusnorthathletics.org.
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Boys Basketball: Ferguson takes over as new era begins for Bull Dogs
A new era begins for Columbus North boys basketball in
2015-16.
Paul Ferguson takes the reins as head coach and inherits
a team that returns one full-time starter in junior Alex King, senior
Mitchell Kelley as a varsity regular and a number of players who
saw some varsity time during last season’s 16-8 campaign.
King, a 6-7 forward, averaged 5.3 points and 4.0 rebounds
while contributing to a 2014-15 squad that featured four players
who picked up diplomas in June – Josh Speidel, Kooper Glick,
Trent Larson and Vince Grana. Speidel averaged 25.6 and 9.3 rebounds prior to a severe injury in a Feb. 1 auto accident, while Glick
added 16.8 points and 5.8 rebounds. Larson tallied 15.1 points and
2.9 rebounds, while Grana produced 4.8 points and 2.1 rebounds.
Kelley, a 6-1 forward, contributed off the bench for most
of the season but became a starter after the injury to Speidel. Juniors Nathan VanDeventer and Stephon Peters-Smith as well as
sophomores Trey Vincent, Jaylen Flemmons and J.D. Harris all
saw varsity action.
Seniors Alex Algee and Drew Schoeberl, juniors Zach
Green and Ethan Mitchell, and sophomore Bailey Hester also may
TEAM LEADER: Junior Alex King averaged 5.3 points
have roles on this season’s team.
and 4.0 rebounds last season for Columbus North basketball.
The Bull Dogs will be relatively inexperienced, but they
have worked hard over the offseason and have seen a lot of improvement. The season opens Nov. 24 at home against Heritage Christian and
a game against Hauser follows on Nov. 28. The Bull Dogs face road tests on Dec. 4 at Shelbyville and Dec. 5 at Martinsville before beginning
Conference Indiana play on Dec. 11 at Franklin Central.
The team will not participate in a holiday tournament this season, but it is part of a one-day shootout on Dec. 22 in Marion where the
Bull Dogs will face Harrison (West Lafayette). Other additions to the schedule are the season-opening game against Heritage Christian and
the regular-season finale against Center Grove on Feb. 25. This year’s rivalry game against Columbus East will be on Dec. 18 in the Orange
Pit. Columbus North, of course, will face the usual rigorous lineup of Conference Indiana opponents.
Last season, the Bull Dogs went 16-8 overall and 5-2 in Conference Indiana, finishing in third place in the conference.
Wrestling: Skinner, Bull Dogs look to step forward in 2015-16 season
Nick Skinner is optimistic as the Columbus North wrestling team prepares for the 2015-16 season.
The coach is looking to eight wrestlers with significant varsity experience and five more wrestlers with limited or no varsity experience to make an impact for a squad that went 10-23 in dual matches and placed fifth in both Conference Indiana and the Jennings County
Sectional last season.
“I feel we are on an upswing,” Skinner said of the program. “It was a struggle when I arrived at CNHS, but we finally have some
younger guys who are buying into what needs to be done to succeed in this sport. We also have some quality leadership and reliability from
the older guys.”
The top returnee is sophomore Andrew Chapman. He posted a 28-26 record and qualified for the semistate at 160 pounds as a freshman. Skinner projects him wrestling at 160 or 170 pounds this season.
Other key holdovers are seniors Alex Davidson and Brett Bosserman, juniors Josh Larson and Cameron Corbin, and sophomores
Isaiah Peetz, Curtis Collins and Nick Miller. Davidson went 21-22 and qualified for the regional at 152 pounds, while Bosserman was 21-26
and also qualified for the regional at 145. Larson posted a 15-34 mark at 182, Corbin was 10-28 at 220, Peetz went 17-15 at 113 and Collins
was 7-3 at 113. Miller was 22-22 in varsity matches last season.
This season, Davidson could wrestle 138, 145 or 152, and Bosserman could compete at 152 or 160. Larson is slotted at 170 or 182,
and Corbin could go at 195 or 220. Peetz could wrestle at 113 or 120, while Collins is projected to move up to 126 or 132. Miller could wrestle at 106 or 113.
Athletes who figure to factor this season are seniors Steven DeDomenic and Kevin Morales, junior David Redding and sophomores
Brigham Kleinhenz and Cortez Bandy. DeDomenic went 4-9 at 220 pounds last season in varsity matches, while Kleinhenz was 0-2 at 152.
DeDomenic is projected to wrestle 195 or 220 with Kleinhenz at 160 or 170. Morales is looking at 138 or 145 with Redding at 285 and Bandy
looking at 182.
The season begins Nov. 21 in the Capital City Classic at Perry Meridian. The Bull Dogs follow by competing in the Harrison Invitational on Nov. 27-28. They also visit Franklin on Dec. 3 before competing in the Bloomington Invitational on Dec. 5 and host the Columbus
North Invitational on Dec. 12. Later events include a holiday invitational on Dec. 29-30 at North Montgomery, the Old Capitol City Classic at
Corydon Central on Jan. 9, a home dual against Columbus East on Jan. 13 and the Conference Indiana meet on Jan. 16 at Bloomington South.
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Swimming: First-year coach has Bull Frogs aspiring to lofty goals
A new season is set to open for the Columbus North swimming teams, and new coach Bridger Bell talks about a high standard for
the program.
“Our team goals are and always will be to win boys and girls state,” said Bell, who was hired last spring to take over for 21-year
coach Jim Sheridan. “In order to do that, we need to grow our state teams by qualifying more swimmers. Each individual swimmer has goals
for personal improvement; it’s our job as coaches to be resources for the swimmers in their pursuit of their goals.”
Bell, who coached last season as an assistant at Johns Hopkins University and as head coach at St. Paul’s School in Brooklandville,
Md., did not list anyone as a top returnee.
“That remains to be seen,” he said. “Past performance does not determine future performance. If the meet lineup determined the outcome of the race, we wouldn’t need to hold a meet. Every race is a new opportunity for someone to step up and surprise herself or himself and
the competition.”
Still, the Bull Frog boys feature sophomore Michael Brinegar, seniors Chase McQueen and Jared Imlay and juniors Kaemon Jiles
and Daniel Wheeler. The CN girls look to junior Grace Haskett, senior Mackenzie Fry and junior Darby Coles as standouts.
Brinegar won the state championship in the 500-yard freestyle in 4 minutes, 24.92 seconds and also placed eighth at state in the 200
free in 1:40.62, while McQueen and Imlay each joined with Brinegar on a relay in a relay at state. McQueen also set 2015 team season bests
in the 50 free (22.11), 100 free (47.36) and 200 individual medley (2:01.45). Jiles won the Bloomington North diving regional, and Jiles and
Wheeler both qualified for state in diving.
For the girls, Haskett placed third at state in the 100 backstroke in 55.29 and fifth at state in the 50 free in 23.48. Haskett, Fry and
Coles provided three of four legs on the sixth-place 400 free relay at state in 3:30.60. Fry also posted a team season best in the 200 free in
1:55.18.
Columbus North opens the 2015-16 on Nov. 23 with a dual meet at Jennings County. The Bull Frogs host Franklin in a dual on Nov.
24, then travel to North Central on Nov. 28 and Seymour on Dec. 3 before hosting Center Grove on Dec. 5. CN visits Columbus East on Dec.
8 and hosts the CN Relays on Dec. 12 as a pre-holiday highlight.
After a break, the Conference Indiana girls’ meet will be Jan. 16 at Terre Haute South, and the Bull Frogs will host the CI boys’ meet
on Jan. 30. The girls’ postseason is the first two weeks of February, and the boys’ postseason follows in late Feburary.
Bell shared his philosophy about training.
“Our swimmers will train for every event, with special focus on relays,” Bell said. “Our aim is to outperform on relays through the
strength of ‘team,’ where our swimmers far outswim the sum of their individual times.”
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Meet the Bull Dogs: basketball player Amy Weisner
Class: Senior.
Age: 18.
This season: Varsity team member.
By the numbers: Averaged 0.3 points
and 0.3 rebounds last season for the Bull Dogs.
Family: Parents Mark and Dana; siblings
Andrew, 27, and Shaina, 23.
Favorite TV show: Criminal Minds.
Favorite actor: Tom Hanks.
Favorite actress: Sandra Bullock.
Favorite movie: The Proposal.
Favorite song: Sympathy by Goo Goo Dolls.
Favorite color: Purple.
Sports role model: None.
Non-sports role model: Karen McCaa.
Favorite subject: Math.
Favorite vacation spot: Cabo San Lucas.
Favorite late-night snack: Banana with Nutella.
Other school activities: Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
Family in sports: Mother ran track; brother played football and basketball; sister was a cheerleader.
Career goal after college: Entrepreneurship.
If you could have a super power, what would it be: To fly.
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Girls Basketball: Defending champ Bull Dogs seek another good year
After reaching the top of the mountain last season, it is
time to start the climb all over again for the Columbus North girls
basketball team.
Months after claiming the Class 4A state championship,
the 2015-16 Bull Dogs seek to go after another title with three
returning starters and five returning regulars from a 28-1 squad.
Junior Maliah Howard-Bass, senior Paige Littrell and
senior Elle Williams are returning starters. Junior Imani Guy and
senior Emily Kim played key roles last time, while senior Amy
Weisner and sophomores Kat Norman, Jenna Borger, Kelsey
Patberg, Kenzie Patberg and Liz Tynan each saw some varsity
time.
Junior Ashlyn Huffman is a new player after transferring
to Columbus North from Franklin Central.
Howard Bass is the top returning scorer. The 5-9 guard
averaged 9.5 points and 2.7 rebounds, while the 5-10 Littrell contributed 8.1 points and connected on 47 percent of her 3-point
attempts. The 6-0 Williams and the 6-4 Guy combined for 10.9
points and 9.5 rebounds while sharing time in the middle. Williams averaged 5.7 points and 5.3 rebounds. Guy contributed
5.2 points and 4.2 rebounds. Kim provided 1.6 points, 1.5 rebounds and 1.3 assists in a support role.
Huffman is a fine addition to the team. The 5-5 guard
TOP RETURNING SCORER: Maliah Howard Bass (22)
averaged 11.1 points as a sophomore and enters the program with
drives against Homestead in Bankers Life Fieldhouse.
two seasons of full-time varsity experience.
The new season is not without challenges, especially following the graduation of Indiana Miss Basketball Ali Patberg (now at Notre
Dame), Debie Gedeon (now at Rose-Hulman) and Sheyanne Street (now at Vincennes University). Their departure, combined with opponents
wanting to take their best shot at the defending champions, will require the returning players to step up their games.
“We’re looking to have a good team,” CN coach Pat McKee said. “We know we won’t have the same team as last season, but we
were highly encouraged by the way this group played in the latter part of June. If this group plays like it is capable, it should have excellent
success.”
The Bull Dogs open their season on Nov. 10 at New Albany. The team follows by hosting Martinsville on Nov. 13, then closes the
month by visiting Franklin Central on Nov. 20 and facing Lawrence North on Nov. 28 at the State Fairgounds Coliseum as the opener of a
five-game special event.
CN hosts Columbus East in the annual rivalry on Dec. 17, and the Subway/Columbus North Invitational will be Dec. 29-30. The
Bull Dogs face Franklin County (Ky.) in the Indiana-Kentucky Challenge Cup on Jan. 9 at Frankfort, Ky., before traveling to Heritage Christian on Jan. 19 and hosting Roncalli on Jan. 28.
2015-16 COLUMBUS NORTH GIRLS BASKETBALL
VARSITY ROSTER
JV ROSTER
#
3
4
10
11
12
15
21
22
23
24
25
32
44
Name
Emily Kim
Ashlyn Huffman
Imani Guy
Jenna Borger
Kat Norman
Elle Williams
Amy Weisner
Maliah Howard-Bass
Paige Littrell
Kenzie Patberg
Kelsey Patberg
Nadia Lomax
Liz Tynan
Ht.
5-6
5-5
6-4
5-10
6-0
6-0
5-7
5-9
5-10
5-6
5-7
5-10
5-9
Yr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
So.
So.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
So.
Fr.
So.
#
2
5
11
12
13
24
25
32
44
FRESHMAN ROSTER
Name
Emma Perry
Jahna Smiley
Jenna Borger
Kat Norman
Mackenzie Agnew
Kenzie Patberg
Kelsey Patberg
Nadia Lomax
Liz Tynan
Varsity coach: Pat McKee.
Assistant coaches: RaNae Isaak, Ron Patberg,
Jennifer Monroe, Ashley Slate, Brett White, Alan Vickrey.
Volunteer assistants: Jim Hilderbrand, Karen McCaa.
Athletic Trainers: Robyn Coffer, ATC/L; Steve Souder, ATC/L.
Managers: Olivia Eavey, Payton Risser, Cassidy Satterfield.
Ht.
5-7
5-10
5-10
6-0
5-7
5-6
5-7
5-10
5-9
Yr.
So.
So.
So.
So.
So.
So.
So.
Fr.
So.
#
11
13
15
22
23
30
32
33
45
51
Name
Tara James
Maddy Sebahar
Caroline McQueen
Bailey Lofton
Shauna Flach
Peyton Fleetwood
Kayla Alexander
Agustina Fainguersch
Brooke Rice
Elise Beverly
Superintendent: Dr. John Quick.
Principal: David Clark.
Athletic Director: Jeff Hester.
Asst. Athletic Directors: Wayne Roberts, Tim Bless.
Athletic Administrative Assistant: Cindy McCoy.
Scorekeeper: Debbie Riga.
Ht.
5-6
5-2
5-8
5-8
5-4
5-2
5-5
5-9
5-6
5-10
Yr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
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Meet the Bull Dogs: football player Wyatt
Class: Senior.
Age: 18.
By the numbers: Made 28 catches for 366
yards and three touchdowns for the Bull Dogs.
Family: Parents Jason Barkes and Kelly Call;
siblings Baleigh, 20, Nick, 18, Wesley, 16, Jaylen, 16,
Maddie, 14, Eli, 13, Owen, 12, and Aiden, 10.
Favorite TV show: How I Met Your Mother.
Favorite actor: Mark Wahlberg.
Favorite actress: Selena Gomez.
Favorite movie: The Wolf of Wall Street.
Favorite color: Red.
Favorite vacation spot: Belfast, Maine.
Sports role model: Paul Rabil.
Non-sports role model: My parents.
Favorite subject: Business.
Other school activities: Lacrosse.
Favorite late-night snack: Toaster Strudels.
Favorite song: Hey There Delilah by Plain White T’s.
Family in sports: Nick, football; Wesley, football; Jaylen, football and basketball.
Career goal after college: Something in business.
If you could have a super power, what would it be: Turn invisible.
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Football: Bull Dogs optimistic about future after improved 2015
The final record may not show it, but Columbus
North fielded a much improved football team in 2015.
Although the Bull Dogs dropped their final three
games to finish at 6-4, the team had its chances in all three
contests – a 22-17 loss to Bloomington South, a 49-41 setback at Southport and a 34-7 decision to Center Grove.
CN fell into a big hole against the Panthers but
rallied to have a chance to win late. The squad used a series
of big plays to lead the Cardinals early, but it was unable to
get a big stop in the second half. And the Bull Dogs went
toe-to-toe with the state’s top-ranked team for 2½ quarters
in a Class 6A Sectional 8 first-round game, but they could
not overcome some second-half turnovers that allowed the
Trojans to take command.
“We came out with confidence,” CN coach Tim
Bless told The Republic after the Center Grove game. “We
didn’t just want to show up, and you could tell by our level
of intensity early on in the game.”
The same was true in portions of the previous two
weeks, but a few too many mistakes proved costly in those
games.
For the season, junior Mitchell Burton paced the
Bull Dogs with 1,757 yards and 22 touchdowns rushing.
The rushing total was the second-best season in CN history,
behind only the 1,782 yards by Alex Turner in 2006. And
Burton’s 22 touchdowns tied a school record set by Mike
DEFENSIVE LEADER: Senior Mitchell Kelley (12) paced
Andress in 1973. Burton has rushed for 2,294 yards at the
the Bull Dogs with 103 tackles and four fumble recoveries.
varsity level, the fifth-best effort in CN annals.
Senior Alex Algee also had a season for the ages. He caught 40 passes for 813 yards and nine touchdowns, the yardage figure being
the second-best figure in CN history. Brandon Butler, with 944 receiving yards in 2006, had the only better receiving season. Algee had receiving games of 204 yards against Franklin and 200 yards against Southport, good for the second- and third-best single game totals in program annals. Algee also returned two kickoffs for touchdowns, one for 88 yards against Franklin Central and a second covering 89 yards
against Southport.
Defensively, senior safety Mitchell Kelley paced the team with 103 tackles on 74 solos and 29 assists. Senior linebacker Brice
McDaniel had 101 tackles, while senior linebacker Sean Dasovich had 73 tackles and junior linebacker Tucker Payne totaled 69 tackles. Kelley also had five tackles for loss, four fumble recoveries and two interceptions, while McDaniel had six tackles for loss and Dasovich tallied
seven tackles for loss. Senior Drew Schoeberl led the team with eight tackles for loss, while junior Spencer West had six sacks and sophomore
J.D. Harris posted a team-best three interceptions.
Junior kicker Mark Salle-Tabor tied a team record with 10 field goals, while junior quarterback Triston Perry threw for 274 yards at
Southport, the fourth-best passing yardage total in a game in CN annals.
As a team, the Bull Dogs set a school recorfds by averaging 417.7 yards per game. Their team rushing total of 2,545 yards was second best in CN annals, behind only 3,369 in 2004. Their 35.0 points per game was second in program history, behind only the 36.1 average of
the 2007 squad.
With a JV team that finished 8-1 and a freshman squad that went 6-2-1, optimism figures to be the word for the Bull Dogs heading
into 2016 and beyond.
COLUMBUS NORTH 2015 FOOTBALL STATISTICAL LEADERS (final: 6-4)
Rushing: Burton, 235 carries, 1,757 yards, 22 TDs; Bandy 72-343-1; Ta.Payne 39-116-1; Perry 38-114-3
Passing: Perry, 89 of156, 1,188 yards, 10 TDs, 7 int.; Ta.Payne, 30-68, 368 yards, 2 TD, 5 int.; Wy.Barkes 2-2, 75 yards
Receiving: Algee, 40 catches, 813 yards, 9 TDs; Wy.Barkes, 28-366-3; Harris 9-130-0; Huser 9-104-0; Schoeberl 8-70-0
Tackles: M.Kelley, 103 tackles (74 solo, 29 assists); McDaniel 101 (70-31); Dasovich 73 (48-25); Tu. Payne 69 (43-26); Ables 57 (49-8);
Wolford 48 (25-23); Huser 44 (33-11); Tennyson 41 (26-15); Schoeberl 37 (28-9); West 31 (23-8)
Tackles For Loss: Schoeberl 8; Dasovich 7; McDaniel 6; Wolford 6; M. Kelley 5; Huser 4; Tu. Payne 4; West 4
Sacks: West 6 (34 yards); Schoeberl 3 (24); Tu. Payne 1 (10); Dasovich 1 (8); M. Kelley 1 (7); McDaniel 1 (3)
Interceptions: Harris 3 (6 yards); M. Kelley 2 (20); Dasovich 1 (25); McDaniel 1 (2); Huser 1 (0)
Punting: Essex, 27 for 887 yards, 32.9 average, long of 50, 5 inside 20
Kick returns: Algee, 16 returns, 450 yards, 28.1 average; Burton 1-28-28.0; Rider 1-27-27.0; Wes. Barkes 5-71-14.2
Punt returns: Harris, 12 returns, 133 yards, 11.1 average; Wy. Barkes 9-100-11.1; Kleinhenz 2-6-3.0
Scoring: Burton, 132 points; Salle-Tabor, 70; Algee, 66; Perry, 20; Wy. Barkes, 18; seven players with 6 points
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Meet the Bull Dogs: soccer player Alex
Class: Senior.
Age: 17.
By the numbers: Had two goals and two
assists for the 7-7-3 Bull Dogs.
Family: Parents Doug and Tracy Warren;
siblings Logan, 22, Andy, 16, and Cami, 10.
Favorite TV show: The Walking Dead.
Favorite actor: Bruce Willis.
Favorite actress: Sandra Bullock.
Favorite movie: American Sniper.
Favorite music: Classic Rock.
Favorite song: R.O.C.K. in the U.S.A
by John Mellencamp.
Favorite color: Blue.
Sports role model: Peyton Manning.
Non-sports role model: My uncle.
Favorite subject: Social studies.
Favorite vacation spot: Panama City Beach.
Family in sports: Basically everybody related to me.
Other school activities: Wrestling.
Career goal after college: Military, and then a business management job.
If you could have a super power, what would it be: To fly.
Davidson
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Boys Soccer: Tough loss gives Bull Dogs a reason to return stronger
The Columbus North boys’ soccer team knew
that facing Columbus East in the sectional would be a
challenge after posting a 1-0 victory over their rival
earlier in the season. That proved to be the case as the
Olympians pulled out a 1-0 decision over the Bull Dogs
with a goal by senior Levi Copas in the 78th minute of
the sectional encounter.
Still, CN coach Andy Glover saw positives in
a season that ended 7-7-3.
“I feel the season was both productive and
healthy overall, with much learning taking place,”
Glover said. “The overall record can be viewed many
differing ways. What can’t be disputed is that aside
from our match against Avon, every game we played,
we competed with an opportunity to win. With our
strength of schedule, the team can be assured of its
BIG SAVE: Senior Ty Bentham (center) goes up to make a
abilities. However, all quality teams are not content
stop during the Bull Dogs’ 2-1 victory over Center Grove.
with sub-par performances.”
Senior Ty Bentham recorded nine saves in the sectional game against East. However, Olympians sophomore Andy Davidson, brother of North senior Alex Davidson, recorded a shutout with five saves on the other side.
“As the season unfolded, we put together mature performances against the likes of Carmel and Center Grove,” Glover said, noting
the Trojans went on to win the Class 2A state championship. “However, when it mattered most, the team did not defend like champions. Moving forward, we will learn from that and begin to build the mind-set of 2016 getting back to basics, and working hard to develop as
individuals that construct our team. “
With eight seniors set to graduate, including all-district picks in Bentham, Tyler Heathcote and Mason Shaffer, the Bull Dogs hope
for the best next season with several talented juniors looking to play in big roles in 2016.
“Looking into next season, we will need to optimize on the depth and youth in the team, both which can help us tremendously,”
Glover said. “We have many players who return with rather high ceilings as individuals. I feel confident in our framework and the players’
willingness to accept their roles within it. That can make for a fun season ahead.”
(article by CN senior Anthony Rork)
2015 BOYS SOCCER ROSTER
VARSITY (final stats: 7-7-3)
No. Name
Yr.
00 Mark Salle-Tabor
Jr.
0 Ty Bentham
Sr.
1 Preston Grimes
Sr.
2 Jack Robertson
So.
3 Lucas McGill
Sr.
4 Rico Hollenkamp
So.
5 Alex Davidson
Sr.
6 Jake Osborne
Jr.
7 Kevin Morales
Sr.
8 Alex McGill
Fr.
9 Sam Snider
Sr.
11 Tyler Heathcote
Sr.
12 Mason Shaffer
Sr.
13 Zack Friend
Fr.
14 Cameron Phillips
Jr.
15 Axel Arroyo
So.
16 Kaemon Jiles
So.
18 Nick Beales
Jr.
20 Finn Anderson
So.
22 Jannis Anderson
So.
Pos.
G
G
G
M
M/B
M
B/F
M/F
F
F
B/M
M
B
B/M
B
F
F
B
B
B/M
G
A
18** 0**
1107** 16**
235** 2**
0
0
0
0
1
3
2
2
0
0
2
0
7
0
0
3
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
Pts
0.00**
1.15**
0.68**
0
0
5
6
0
4
14
3
2
2
0
0
1
4
3
0
2
Coach: Andy Glover. Assistant coaches: Ryan Fier, Dane Whitley.
** Goalkeeper stats listed are Min., GA and GAA
JUNIOR VARSITY
No. Name
00 Mark Salle-Tabor
1 Noah Kestler
2 Robert Pflueger
6 Alec Doyle
7 Kaemon Jiles
9 Henry Kiel
10 Todd Liggett
11 Sam LaVelle
12 Brenden Agnew
15 Cameron Swan
24 Paco Cena
28 Jeremias Dela Cruz
29 Andrew Potter
30 Alvaro Poyatos
32 Kyler Wheeler
33 Bart Leonarski
35 John Lyvers
36 Fraser Swan
38 Massimo Sanchez-Lara
39 Victor Hernandez
42 Michael Gonzalez
44 Ben Mendoza
45 Damien Dougherty
Yr.
Jr.
Fr.
Jr.
Jr.
So.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
So.
Fr.
Jr.
Jr.
So.
Jr.
So.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Pos.
G
G
B
M
M/F
M
B
B
F
M
M
M/F
B
F
B
F
M
M
B/M
M
B
F
B
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Meet the Bull Dogs: soccer player Emma Wilson
Class: Junior.
Age: 17.
By the numbers: Scored one goal for
the 5-9-3 Bull Dogs.
Family: Parents Scott and Julia; brothers
Drew, 15, and Max, 13.
Favorite TV show: Hawaii Five-O.
Favorite actor: Johnny Depp.
Favorite actress: Emma Watson.
Favorite movie: The Internship.
Favorite music: Classic Rock, Pop.
Favorite group: Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young.
Favorite color: Orchid.
Favorite vacation spot: Kiawah Island, S.C.
Sports role model: Natalie Teo.
Non-sports role model: My grandma.
Favorite late-night snack: Fruit Loops.
Favorite subject: Math.
Other school activities: Diving, Student Assembly, Student Athletic Board, NHS, BNN.
Family in sports: Both parents are Ironman competitors.
Career goal after college: Event planner/coordinator.
If you could have a super power, it would be: The ability to read other’s minds.
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Girls Soccer: Bull Dogs look to future after injury-plagued 2015
A difficult season came to a close in a sectional
semifinal when the Columbus North girls’ soccer team
lost 2-0 to rival Columbus East. That gave the Bull Dogs
a 5-9-3 record in a year that could have been much different if not for a handful of injuries.
The Bull Dogs opened the sectional with a 6-0
victory over Scottsburg, but they were unable to carry
that momentum into the game against the Olympians.
Sophomore Addy Galarno put the O’s on top with a
goal in the seventh minute, and Galarno found the net
again in the 47th minute to put the game away. Senior
Bryn Eudy posted a shutout.
“It is always difficult to lose, but adversity builds
strength and character,” Columbus North coach Derek
Stewart said. “We always learn from games like this and
work on improving our overall game.”
With a lot of young talent and needing those
players to step up, the coach saw some good performances.
“It was nice to see the younger players compete
and score on headers early in the season against Bloomington North,” the coach said.
Looking ahead, players such as Natalie Teo (14
points on three goals and eight assists), Chloe Chambers
(10 points on four goals and two assists) and goalkeeper
GOOD FORM: Junior forward Chloe Chambers (20) shared
Charlotte Verbanic (a 1.54 goals against average) are
the team lead with four goals during a 5-9-3 season.
among those who figure to be leaders in the future. And
the return of Addy Lang, Claire Risley and Reagan Ward, all injured for all or most of the 2015 season, will add to the team’s optimism for
2016. Lang paced the 2014 squad with 25 goals and eight assists, while Risley and Ward are strong defenders.
Players such as juniors Marina Hughes and Emma Wilson, sophomore Morgan Parkhurst and freshmen Baleigh Drum, Tanner Johnson and Elise Whitley have shown excellent potential.
“The players coming up will perform well,” Stewart said. “They are well seasoned and will help us going forward.”
2015 GIRLS SOCCER ROSTER
VARSITY (stats through Oct. 3: 5-9-3)
No. Name
Yr.
Pos.
G
00 Liz Tynan
So.
G
68**
1 Charlotte Verbanic
Jr.
G
1292**
2 Marina Hughes
Jr.
D
0
3 Emma LaVelle
Sr.
M
0
4 Katie Carlson
Sr.
M
0
5 Rachel Craig
Sr.
D
0
6 Kristen Orben
So.
M
2
7 Elizabeth Craig
Jr.
M
2
8 Morgan Parkhurst
So.
D
2
9 Elise Whitley
Fr.
M
0
10 Baleigh Drum
Fr.
M
4
11 Claire Risley
Jr.
D
0
12 Emma Wilson
Jr.
D
1
14 Natalie Teo
Jr.
M
3
15 Tanner Johnson
Fr.
F
2
16 Anna Andrews
So.
D
0
17 Katlin Meek
Jr.
M
1
18 Kaitlyn Calandro
So.
M
0
19 Corrine Orben
So.
M
1
20 Chloe Chambers
Jr.
F
4
21 Jocelyn Maynard
So.
M
0
22 Reagan Ward
Jr.
M
0
23 Dianna Ruiz-Knox
Sr.
F
0
26 Addy Lang
Jr.
F
0
** Goalkeeper stats listed are Min., GA and GAA
A
0**
25**
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
8
1
0
0
0
2
2
0
0
0
0
Pts
0.00**
1.54**
0
0
1
1
4
4
4
0
8
0
2
14
5
0
2
0
4
10
0
0
0
0
JUNIOR VARSITY
No. Name
00 Liz Tynan
2 Sydnie Grooms
3 Dulce Maria Hernandez Moreno
4 Nancy Renteria-Malagon
7 Kiran Gill
8 Rose Sardina
9 Paige Beales
10 Reeya Chenanda
11 Kaitlyn Calandro
14 Daniela Chaparro
15 Julia Iorio
16 Anna Andrews
18 Corrine Orben
19 Angela Ruiz
20 Larah Henderson
21 Jocelyn Maynard
22 Kelsey Patberg
24 Lauren Wetterau
25 Summer Spencer
26 Mallary Monk
27 Morgan Imlay
Yr.
So.
Jr.
So.
So.
Fr.
Fr.
So.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
Fr.
So.
So.
So.
Fr.
So.
So.
Fr.
So.
Fr.
So.
Coach: Derek Stewart.
Assistant coaches: Mark Stewart, Jose Acosta.
Pos.
G
F
M
M
M
M
D
M
D
M
D
D
M
M
F
M/G
M
M
F
F
F
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Columbus North Athletic Booster Club: 2015-16 membership list
Vince and Shelly Abbott
Brent and Amy Ables
Martin and Terry Agnew
Bill and Lisa Algee
Richard and Kim Allen
Chris and Kelly Anderson
Haven Andis
Sophia Athaide
Jeff and Kelly Backmeyer
Fred and Angela Bailey
Scott Becker
Tim and Jill Bless
John and Tess Boldrey
Joe and Debbie Brougher
Tim and Denise Bruce (in memory of
Hollie Bruce Woodward)
Chuck and Susan Byers
Mark and Jennifer Carlson
Cary Chenanda
David and Rachel Clark
Randy and Debbie Clark
Tammy Clear
Dave and Susan Coffey
Rick Colglazier
Carol Corbeels
Karol Craig
Brad and Julie Davis
Hugh and Pat Donnell
James and Mary Duke
Ken and Suzanne Embry
Karen Falkner
Kyle and Tammy Fath
Lonnie and Kesha Fischer
Gary and Sue Folkman
Anand Gangal
Sam and Kelly Geckler
David and Denise Glesing
Nicole Golding
Shane and Nancy Hankins
Kim Hollenkamp
Yuhshiow Huang
John and Linda Hughes
David and Karen Hull
Chris and Tami Iorio
Larry and Judy Jackson
Casami and Holly Johnson
Chris and Lisa Kane
Naoki Kanetoshi
Dennis and Shelly Kelley
Eric and Kristy Kelley
John, Elizabeth and Noah Kestler
Mark and Tamara Kiel
Iksoo Kim
Kathy King
Ron and Brenda King
Mike and Rebecca Kirsch
Larry and Annette Kleinhenz
Jim and Sandy Kovach
Jamie Kuntz
Tim and Susan Larken
Brian, Sharla, Emma and Sam LaVelle
Anthony Lee
Brian and Amy Liimatta
Judy Lin
Keith and Jan Luken
Jiandong Luo and Bo Hong
Randy and Carol Lyvers
Nitin and Anuradha Mantri
Jeff and Laurie Martin
Catherine Maynard
Sean and Rachelle McAlister
The McAninch Family
Pat and Lori McKee
Matt and Neile McQueen
Joe and Carla Meek
Dave and Hunter Meyercord
Melisa Miller
Khamphet Munnicha
Jose and Katherine Olivo
Joe and Maureen Opalka
Chip and Julie Orben
Jay and Michelle Payne
Jason and Jennifer Perry and Family
Michael and Linda Phillips
David and Lisa Porter
Dave and Karen Redding
Rick and Patti Reisinger
Rick and Julie Risley
Mark and Jeannine Roberts
Drew and Sheryl Robertson
Deb Roese
The Rosenthal Family
Brian and Erin Russell
Grislda Sanchez-Lara
Dave Sardina
The Schiavello Family
Brenda and Drew Schoeberl
Scott and Sherry Seavers
The Sensanbaugher Family
Jeroyl Shelley
Phil and Buffy Shelton
Namrata and Abhay Singhal
John and Teresa Sluys
Matt and Linda Smith
The Sonderman Family
Brian and Denise Spalding
Steve and Jill Stanton
Michael and Tracey Stevens
Juli Suverkrup
Graham and Lynnsay Swan
Jeff and Kathy VanDeventer
Mark and Polly Verbanic
Tom and Jenny Weaver
Brett, Allison, Madison and Kaitlin White
Dane and Sarah Whitley
The Wilson Family
Bob and Nancy Woodruff
2015-16 Bull Dog Booster Club
Supports Columbus North High School athletics – all sports
 Donated more than $660,000 to CN Athletics from 1985 through 2015
 Raised funds for CN Fitness Facility that opened in 2003, the North-East Turf project in 2006 and Soccer Press Box in 2007.
 Sponsor of Sports Physicals, tailgates, Blue & White events, concessions and more …
2015-16 Bull Dog Booster Club Board: Chris Anderson, Scott Ballard (president), Carol Behling, Tim Bless, David Clark, Margie Dasovich,
Suzanne Embry, John Green, Jeff Hester, Brenda King, Neile McQueen (secretary), Julie Orben, Maureen Opalka, Bill Roberts, Jeannine Roberts (treasurer), Wayne Roberts, Erin Russell, Kevina Schumaker, Dan Sharp, Kelli Thompson (vice president), Todd Trinkle, Lynette Tynan,
Kathy VanDeventer, Jenny Weaver, Julie Wilson
For membership information or to correct list above: Contact Carol Behling at [email protected].
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Meet the Bull Dogs: runner Justin
Spoon
Class: Junior.
Age: 16.
By the numbers: Ran a personal best
16:15.37 in the Brown County Regional.
Family: Parents Joel and Robyn; siblings
Katie, 18, and Ryan, 13.
Favorite actor: Matt Damon.
Favorite movie: The Martian.
Favorite music: Indie Folk.
Favorite song: Pioneers by
The Lighthouse and The Whales.
Favorite color: Neon green.
Favorite vacation spot: Sanibel Island, Fla.
Favorite subject: English.
Favorite late-night snack: A powerbar or fruit.
Sports role model: Steve Prefontaine.
Non-sports role model: Randy Gilbert.
Other school activities: Choir, student media.
Family in sports: Grandfather played football and great-grandfather played basketball and football at Wake Forest.
Career goal after college: Probably physical therapist.
If you could have a super power, what would it be: Be like Spiderman.
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Meet the Bull Dogs: runner Allison
Coffey
Class: Senior.
Age: 17.
By the numbers: Ran a personal best
of 18:45.00 in the Brown County Regional.
Family: Parents Dave and Susan;
Brothers Nick, 24, Jake, 21 and Ian, 19.
Favorite TV show: Chicago P.D.
Favorite actor: Paul Rudel.
Favorite actress: Kate Hudson.
Favorite movie: Sleepover.
Favorite song: Carry On by Fun
Favorite group: Zac Brown Band.
Favorite color: Yellow.
Favorite vacation spot: Hilton Head Island.
Sports role models: My brothers.
Non-sports role models: My parents.
Favorite subject: Calculus 3.
Favorite late-night snack: Cereal.
Family in sports: Dad played college basketball; mom swam in high school; Nick ran in high school; Jake and Ian played golf in high school
and currently play golf in college.
Other school activities: Track & Field, National Honor Society.
Career goal after college: Undecided.
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Cross Country: CN girls place third, boys eighth in IHSAA state meet
Junior Rachel Brougher ran to an 11th-place
finish individually last Saturday, leading the Columbus
North girls cross country team to a third-place effort in
the IHSAA State Finals at the LaVern Gibson Course.
Brougher covered the 5,000-meter course in
18 minutes, 20.8 seconds to earn all-state honors as a
top-25 finisher. She was the only CN runner to reach
that plateau this season.
Senior Sierra Lax placed 35th in 19:00.5 as
the Bull Dogs totaled 170 points, 100 behind Carmel.
Completing CN’s top five were senior Nina
Bouthier, 55th in 19:12.9; senior Allison Coffey, 72nd
in 19:20.1; and sophomore Arig Tong, 88th in 19:28.8.
Rounding out the Bull Dogs’ lineup were freshman
ON THE PODIUM: The Columbus North girls are recognized for
Ensley Hammond, 101st in 19:36.5, and sophomore
placing third at the 2015 IHSAA cross country State Finals.
Ana Singhal, 149th in 20:12.9.
“There were a lot of days that our girls were second-best team in the state, but (Saturday) was not one of them,” Columbus North
coach Rick Weinheimer said. “On this day, we were third and that still is a pretty good finish.
“Rachel Brougher ran well up front, while Nina Bouthier ran her best state meet and Arig Tong was significantly better than a year
ago. From a bigger perspective, our seniors – Sierra Lax, Nina Bouthier and Allison Coffey – each have run in four state meets and each have
medaled for four years in a row. Outside of Carmel, that is a pretty unusual feat.”
Senior Ben Rankin, meanwhile, led the Columbus North boys to an eighth-place team standing by placing 49th individually in
16:10.4. Senior Chase McQueen was 64th in a personal best 16:18.0 followed by junior Elijah Brooks, 66th in 16:18.5, and senior Chandler
Steward, 70th in 16:20.4. Completing the CN cast were junior Justin Spoon, 105th in 16:37.2; senior Braden Hammond, 111th in 16:42.8; and
junior Alec Embry, 122nd in 16:45.8. The Bull Dogs totaled 241 points, well behind Carmel’s 115.
“A year ago we told these guys, ‘You’re the no names,’ ” Weinheimer said of the CN boys. “Then we asked, ‘Can the no names
work hard and make something special happen?’ We are extremely proud of these guys in how hard they have worked.”
Carmel swept both team titles and had both individual winners, something that had never occurred before. Ben Veatch claimed the
boys’ crown in 14:59.8 for his second consecutive championship, and Sarah Leinheiser won the girls’ race in 17:30.8.
Columbus North has completed its IHSAA season, but it will field a team in the Nike Midwest Regional on Nov. 15 back at the
LaVern Gibson Course. Individually, Lax was chosen to the Indiana All-Star Team that will run in the Mideast All-Star Meet on Nov. 21 at
Kettering, Ohio, against top runners from Illinois, Michigan and Ohio.
2015 CROSS COUNTRY ROSTERS
BOYS
Name
Charlie Allen
Craig Athaide
Abe Bailey
Tyler Beach
Elijah Brooks
Kaden Brooks
Tim Carlson
Joel Carroll
Jose Cordova
Alec Embry
Jarrett Embry
Drew Falkner
Luke Fields
Eli Fischer
Nick Glesing
Aidan Graham
Cohen Graham
Braden Hammond
Josh Hatton
Harrison Ho
Johnny Hodson
Yr.
So.
Sr.
Fr.
Jr.
Jr.
Fr.
Jr.
So.
Jr.
Jr.
Fr.
So.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Fr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
So.
Sr.
BOYS
Name
Yr.
Sam Horak
Fr.
Eric Huang
Fr.
Jared Imlay
Sr.
Triston Johnson
So.
Miguel Juarez
So.
Cullen Kane
So.
Taiki Kanetoshi
Fr.
Braeden Karnes
Sr.
Alex Kelley
Jr.
Collin Klopfenstein Fr.
Austin Konkle
So.
Parker Lee
Fr.
Andrew Liu
Jr.
Richard Liu
Jr.
Tazwell Long
So.
Jonathan Mao
Jr.
Chase McQueen Sr.
Nick Neeley
So.
Billy Nelson
Sr.
Nathan Nugent
So.
BOYS
Name
Yr.
Rishi Poludasu
Fr.
Evan Porter
So.
Ben Rankin
Sr.
Sam Russell
Fr.
Nick Schumacher So.
Andrew Scott
Jr.
Caleb Sensanbaugher Jr.
Blake Shaffer
So.
Peyton Shelton
So.
Spencer Sherlock So.
Ahaan Singhal
Sr.
John Sluys
Fr.
Abel Spalding
So.
Justin Spoon
Jr.
Neil Staley
So.
Chandler Steward Sr.
Drew Thompson So.
Ben Verbanic
Sr.
John Wills
Fr.
Iman Zulkifly
Sr.
GIRLS
Name
Rebekah Albers
Haven Andis
Sophie Bailey
Kirsten Ballard
Ava Becker
Savannah Benner
Nina Bouthier
Rachel Brougher
Allison Coffey
Kennedy Cook
Olivia Davis
Haley Duke
Maddie Dunn
Alexa Eaton
Kyla Foley
Sydney Geckler
Kiersten Glesing
Grace Golding
Emi Hammond
Ensley Hammond
Yr.
Jr.
Fr.
So.
So.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
Fr.
Sr.
Fr.
So.
So.
Fr.
So.
Fr.
Jr.
Fr.
GIRLS
Name
Anna Horak
Cali King
Emma Lawson
Sierra Lax
Lauren Mackey
Claire Malone
Julia Martin
Jocelyn Maynard
Kaitlyn Niebrugge
Sydney Perry
Zoe Peters
Catharine Reed
Marlee Reisinger
Madelyn Sanders
Grace Schuette
Ana Singhal
Emma Smith
Arig Tong
Emma Wolford
Yr.
Sr.
So.
Fr.
Sr.
So.
So.
Fr.
So.
So.
Jr.
So.
So.
Sr.
So.
Fr.
So.
Fr.
So.
So.
Head coach: Rick Weinheimer. Assistant coaches: Jan Matchette, Bethany Scruton.
Season-Best times (through 10/31/2015)
BOYS TIMES: Rankin 15:52.06; Brooks 16:07.00; Steward 16:14.36; Spoon 16:15.37; McQueen 16:18.0; A.Embry 16:27.88; Hammond 16:33.05
GIRLS TIMES: Brougher 18:11.49; Lax 18:29.20; Bouthier 18:36.40; Tong 18:38.01; Coffey 18:45.00; En.Hammond 19:30.1; Singhal 19:38.28
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Meet the Bull Dogs: volleyball player Hannah
Class: Senior.
Age: 17.
By the numbers: Had 93 assists and 56
digs in 13 matches with stats for the Bull Dogs.
Family: Parents Patrick and Stephanie;
sisters Olivia, 21, Sophie, 14, and Ava, 12.
Favorite TV show: Awkward.
Favorite actor: Channing Tatum.
Favorite actress: Mila Kunis.
Favorite movie: Aladdin.
Favorite music: Alternative.
Favorite song: Better Together
by Jack Johnson.
Favorite artist: Ellie Goulding.
Favorite vacation spot: Florida.
Sports role model: Kerri Walsh Jennings.
Non-sports role model: My grandma.
Favorite subject: A.P. Biology.
Favorite late-night snack: Raspberries.
Other school activities: Student Assembly, Big Brothers/Big Sisters.
College goal: Attend a four-year university and major in biology.
If you could have a super power, what would it be: Read minds.
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Volleyball: Disappointing season ends with sectional setback
A challenging season came to a quick end when Bloomington North defeated Columbus North 25-15, 25-13, 25-15 in the opening
round of the volleyball sectional at Shelbyville.
Down the stretch, the Bull Dogs lost 11 of their final 12 matches to close with a 10-22 record.
“Although this season did not turn out the way the girls and coaches had envisioned, we had moments of success that I look forward
to the returning players carrying over to the offseason and next year,” CN coach Caitlin Greiner said. “There is always something to be
learned from every success and failure.”
In the sectional match, senior Avery Wendel notched seven kills and 11 digs to pace the Bull Dogs. Junior Maliah Howard-Bass also
had seven kills, while senior Hannah McKinney tallied 12 assists, six digs and one service ace. Junior Mackenzie Rooks provided six digs,
while junior Hannah Weaver notched two blocks.
The sectional result came after CN went 1-1 in the Conference Indiana Tournament to place seventh in league play. The Bull Dogs
lost 3-1 to Terre Haute North, but they rebounded to sweep Southport 3-0 in the seventh-place match.
Greiner mentioned her most enjoyable memory of the season.
“My favorite moment would have to of been our play against Franklin Community,” she said. “Although we did not win, it was definitely one of the best matches we played. Several girls stepped up their play and competed and fought until the end. Taking a game off a
ranked team was an accomplishment, especially with the inconsistent play we had all season.”
Even though the season is done, the Bull Dogs will look forward to the 2016 season.
“The sky is the limit next year,” Rooks said.
Greiner added perspective.
“This sectional loss will help motivate the returning players to continue to work hard in the offseason,” the coach said. “No one likes
to go out in a sweep, and I know we didn’t leave everything we had out on the court.”
2015 VOLLEYBALL ROSTERS
2015 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS
VARSITY (stats available from 13 of 32 matches)
No. Name
Ht. Yr. Pos.
SP Kills H% Ace Digs
Blks
1 Jane Phillips
5-6 Jr. OH/DS
5 0 .000
0
4
0
2 Grace Sonderman
5-3 Sr. DS
35 0 -.250 20 38
0
3 Sidney Roese
5-2 So. DS
1 0 .000
0
1
0
4 Hannah McKinney
5-6 Sr. S/DS
31 0 -.500
7 56
0
5 Mackenzie Rooks
5-7 Jr. DS
32 0 -.333
5 97
0
6 Katie McAninch
5-7 So. OH
0 0 .000
0
0
0
7 Emily Pollitt
5-10 Sr. RS
13 12 .161
0
3
2
10 Anne Marie Kiel
5-9 Sr. OH/MH 36 33 -.073
2 12
7
11 Avery Wendel
5-9 Sr. OH/MH 37 58 .092 11 41 15
12 Maliah Howard-Bass
5-9 Jr. OH
38 71 .105 14 83 14
13 Maddy Sebahar
5-3 Fr. DS
34 0 -.333
2 50
0
20 Kennedy Staggs
5-3 So. DS
0 0 .000
0
0
0
21 Madelin Johnson
5-7 Jr. S
11 0 .000
8
5
0
25 Hannah Weaver
5-9 Jr. MH/OH 38 48 .160 15 14
23
26 Olivia Teague
5-8 Sr. RS/OH
7 1 -.455
2
2
1
30 Chase Leslie
5-8 Sr. RS
1 2 .250
0
0
0
32 Agustina Fainguersch
5-8 Fr. MH
35 39 -.030 0 14
17
34 Imani Guy
6-4 Jr. MH
30 57 .292
0
0
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Head coach: Caitlin Greiner. Varsity assistants: Stephanie Quillen, Karina Miller.
Date
Opponent
Time/Results
Aug. 20 at Shelbyville
L, 2-3 (0-1)
Aug. 22 eg-Sullivan
L, 0-2 (0-2)
Aug. 22 eg-at Eastern Greene W, 2-0 (1-2)
Aug. 25 Perry Meridian *
L, 1-3 (1-3)
Aug. 27 Heritage Christian
W, 3-0 (2-3)
Sept. 1 Bloomington North L, 0-3 (2-4)
Sept. 5 nc-at North Central L, 0-2 (2-5)
Sept. 5 nc-Park Tudor
W, 2-0 (3-5)
Sept. 5 nc-Connersville
L, 0-2 (3-6)
Sept. 8 at Southport *
W, 3-0 (4-6)
Sept. 10 at Center Grove
L, 0-3 (4-7)
Sept. 12 jc-S’western (Shelby) W, 2-0 (5-7) #
Sept. 12 jc-Ben Davis
W, 2-0 (6-7) #
Sept. 12 jc-at Jennings County L, 0-2 (6-8) #
Sept. 15 at Franklin Central * L, 0-3 (6-9)
Sept. 17 Brownstown Cent.
L, 1-3 (6-10) #
Sept. 19 na-at New Albany
W, 2-1 (7-10) #
Sept. 19 na-Jasper
L, 1-2 (7-11) #
Sept. 19 na-Jeffersonville
W, 2-0 (8-11) #
Sept. 19 na-Silver Creek
FW, 0-2 (9-11) #
Sept. 24 at Martinsville
L, 1-3 (9-12)
Sept. 26 mc-Muncie Central L, 0-2 (9-13) #
Sept. 26 mc-Elkhart Memorial L, 0-2 (9-14) #
Sept. 26 mc-Wapahani
L, 0-2 (9-15) #
Sept. 26 mc-McCutcheon
L, 0-2 (9-16) #
Oct. 1 at Columbus East
L, 0-3 (9-17) #
Oct. 6 Bloomington South L, 1-3 (9-18) #
Oct. 8 Franklin
L, 1-3 (9-19) #
Oct. 10 ci-Terre Haute North L, 1-3 (9-20) #
Oct. 10 ci-Southport
W, 3-0 (10-20) #
Oct. 13 at Seymour
L, 1-3 (10-21) #
Oct. 22 S-Bloomington North L, 0-3 (10-22) #
JUNIOR VARSITY
No. Name
1 Jane Phillips
3 Sidney Roese
6 Katie McAninch
8 Meredith Kirts
9 Hannah Worton
14 Emma Perry
15 Falesha Ronsheim
16 Lily Meyercord
18 Sarah Hull
20 Kennedy Staggs
21 Madelin Johnson
34 Imani Guy
35 Mallory Renner
Yr.
Jr.
So.
So.
Jr.
So.
So.
Fr.
Fr.
So.
So.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
JV coach: Andrea Behling.
Freshman coach: Kathy Cox.
Pos.
OH/DS
DS
OH
DS/S
MH
S/RS
RS
RS/S
OH
DS
S
MH
DS
FRESHMAN TEAM
No. Name
Yr.
17 Madi Beck
Fr.
19 Thais Oehninger Fr.
22 Jenna Fath
Fr.
23 Natalie Lucas
Fr.
24 Andrea Corbeels Fr.
27 Halley Woodruff Fr.
28 Alyona Rosenthal Fr.
29 Sophie McKinney Fr.
31 Sedona Goebel
Fr.
33 Lydia Hammons Fr.
eg-Eastern Greene Inv.
nc-North Central Inv.
jc-Jennings County Inv.
na-New Albany Inv.
mc-Muncie Central Inv.
Pos.
OH
DS
DS
OH
MH
OH
DS
S
MH
MH
* Conference Indiana East Division
ci-Conference Indiana Tournament
S-Shelbyville Sectional
# Stats not available from these matches
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Boys Tennis: CN reaches regional final, Luo cited as team MVP
Senior Kevin Luo was honored as MVP of the
Columbus North boys tennis team as the squad’s seasonending gathering last Tuesday.
Luo, who was selected honorable mention allstate in singles by the Indiana High School Tennis
Coaches Association, amassed a 20-4 record while
playing the No. 2 position in the 2015 season for a team
that went 13-8 and claimed a sectional championship.
Luo also was named winner of the team’s Bull
Dog and Sportsmanship awards, while senior Aditya
Mantri, junior Nathan VanDeventer and freshman Kevin
Lin also earned honorable mention all-state accolades.
Mantri posted an 8-16 mark at No. 1 singles, while VanDeventer and Lin were 7-8 while playing together at
No. 1 doubles.
Earlier, Luo and Mantri were chosen first-team
all-District 8 in singles, while VanDeventer and Lin were
selected first-team all-District 8 in doubles.
COMING AT YOU: Kevin Luo fires a serve en route to
In addition, Luo and Mantri each was chosen
compiling a 20-4 record at No. 2 doubles in 2015.
first-team Academic All-State by the IHSTeCA.
The CN season ended in the regional final, where the Bull Dogs dropped a 4-1 decision to Bloomington North. Luo prevailed at No.
2 singles, but junior Anay Gangal and the doubles tandem of senior Daniel Larken and junior Ammar Khaled each fought hard. Gangal
dropped a 6-3, 5-7, 6-3 decision to Cougars sophomore Paul Dzubay at No. 3 singles, while Larken and Khaled fell to BN junior Mick
Thompson and freshman Christian Gettelfinger 7-6 (7-4), 7-6 (7-4) at No. 2 doubles.
“So close it hurts that we were so close,” Bull Dogs coach Kendal Hammel said of the regional setback that followed a 5-0 victory
over Seymour in the regional opener. “At 2 doubles, we were up 4-1 in first set and 5-2 in second set. Lost both in tiebreakers. We could have
won 3 singles if it had come down to it.”
2015 BOYS TENNIS ROSTER (player records final; team, 13-8 in dual matches)
Name
Yr.
Pos.
Rec.
Adhil Akbar
So.
JVs, d 1-0, 6-2
Dallin Anderson
Fr.
JVs, d 0-0, 5-4
Nicholas Chevilier
Fr.
JVs, d 0-0, 10-1
Anay Gangal
Jr.
3S; JVs 11-8; 3-0
Lucas Huang
Jr.
3S,1D; JVs 3-2, 0-1; 6-4
Isaac Jackson
So.
JVs, d 1-0, 12-4
Ammar Khaled
Jr.
1D, 2D; JVs 2-2, 11-4; 4-1
Blake King
Fr.
JVs, d 0-0, 8-3
Gabe Kirsch
So.
JVs, d 0-1, 5-3
Matt Klave
Sr.
JVs,d
2-0, 12-4
Daniel Larken
Sr.
1D, 2D 1-3, 15-5
Ben Larson
Fr.
JVs, d 0-0, 3-3
Kevin Lin
Fr.
1D, 2D; JVs 7-8, 4-4; 1-0
Coach: Kendal Hammel. Asst. Coach: Robin Cain.
Name
Kevin Luo
Aditya Mantri
Ben Mathew
Tamim Noor
Chris Ruble
Akshaya Sabapathy
Hussain Saifuddin
Sean Sharp
Walker Thomas
Cam Thomason
Nathan VanDeventer
Jonathan Ward
Yr.
Sr.
Sr.
So.
Jr.
So.
So.
So.
So.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Pos.
Rec.
2S
20-4
1S
8-16
2D; JVsd 2-3; 7-2, 4-0
JVs, d 0-1, 3-3
JVs, d 0-0, 6-4
JVs, d 3-1, 5-6
JVs, d 0-0, 2-4
JVs, d 0-0, 6-4
JVs, d 8-1, 5-2
JVs, d 0-0, 2-4
1D
10-14
JVs, d 1-2, 9-1
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FOOTBALL
When
Aug. 21
Aug. 28
Sept. 4
Sept. 11
Sept. 18
Sept. 25
Oct. 2
Oct. 9
Oct. 16
Oct. 23
Opponent
at Franklin
at Columbus East
Bloomington North *
at Franklin Central *
Terre Haute South *
at Terre Haute North *
Perry Meridian *
Bloomington South *
at Southport *
S-Center Grove
Results
W, 54-7 (1-0)
L, 21-28 (1-1)
W, 42-6 (2-1)
W, 45-21 (3-1)
W, 59-13 (4-1)
W, 40-14 (5-1)
W, 24-15 (6-1)
L, 17-22 (6-2)
L, 41-49 (6-3)
L, 7-34 (6-4)
GIRLS GOLF
When
Aug. 8
Aug. 10
Aug. 15
Aug. 17
Aug. 20
Aug. 22
Aug. 24
Aug. 25
Aug. 29
Aug. 31
Sept. 5
Sept. 8
Sept. 9
Sept. 10
Sept. 12
Sept. 14
Sept. 15
Sept. 16
Sept. 19
Sept. 26
Oct. 2-3
Event
Fall Preview
Perry Meridian
Fuzzy Zoeller Invitational
Greenwood
at Jennings County
Hall of Fame Invitational
Bloomington North
at Seymour
Roncalli Invitational
Southport (Harrison Lake)
Bloomington South Inv.
at Center Grove/Franklin
at Martinsville
Whiteland
Franklin Central Invitational
Conference Indiana
Columbus East
at Greensburg
Greensburg Sectional
Lapel Regional
IHSAA State Meet
Results
327, 3rd of 21
W, 173-190 (1-0)
327, 4th of 18
W, 159-199 (2-0)
W, 156-222 (3-0)
318, 3rd of 19
W, 171-192 (4-0)
W, 161-225 (5-0)
326, 1st of 19
W, 175-217 (6-0)
306, 2nd of 17
157-165-199, 2nd (7-1)
canceled, rain
W, 163-198 (8-1)
318, 1st of 18
348, 2nd of 8
W, 165-191 (9-1)
W, 158-192 (10-1)
309, 1st of 12
319, 2nd of 18
709, tie 7th of 15
VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE and RESULTS, See Page 25
BOYS SOCCER
When
Aug. 18
Aug. 20
Aug. 27
Aug. 29
Sept. 3
Sept. 5
Sept. 10
Sept. 11
Sept. 12
Sept. 17
Sept. 19
Sept. 22
Sept. 26
Sept. 26
Sept. 29
Oct. 2
Oct. 7
Opponent
at East Central
Bloomington North
Cathedral
at Columbus East
at Westfield
Southport *
nci-Lawrence North
nci-Avon
Perry Meridian *
at Center Grove
Bloomington South
CI-Bloomington North
CI-Perry Meridian
Seymour
at Carmel
S-Columbus East
Results
T, 1-1 (0-0-1)
W, 2-1 (1-0-1)
L, 0-1 (1-1-1)
W, 1-0 (2-1-1)
W, 3-0 (3-1-1)
T, 2-2 (3-1-2)
L, 1-2 (3-2-2)
T, 1-1 (3-2-3)
L, 0-3 (3-3-3)
W, 1-0 (4-3-3)
W, 2-1 (5-3-3)
L, 0-1 (5-4-3)
W, 2-1 (6-4-3)
L, 0-1 (6-5-3)
W, 1-0 (7-5-3)
L, 1-2 (7-6-3)
L, 0-1 (7-7-3)
CROSS COUNTRY (BOYS & GIRLS)
When
Event
Results (B / G)
Aug. 25
Martinsville (CeraLand)
W, 15-50 / W, 15-50
Aug. 29
Conference Indiana
50, 1 st of 8 / 27, 1st of 8
Sept. 5
Artesian Classic
58, 1st of 14 / 20, 1st of 13
Sept. 12
Eagle Classic
129, 2nd of 20 / 63, 2nd of 36
Sept. 19
FlashRock Inv.
199, 5th of 25 / 138, 2nd of 23
Sept. 26
Culver Invitational 240, 8th of 21 / 90, 2nd of 18
Sept. 30
Columbus East
W, 19-44 / W, 15-50
Oct. 10
Brown Co. Sectional 24, 1st of 11 / 19, 1st of 11
Oct. 17
Brown Co. Regional 26, 1st of 10 / 15, 1st of 10
Oct. 24
Brown Co. Semistate 70, 1st of 20 / 42, 1st of 20
Oct. 31
IHSAA State Meet 241, 8th of 24 / 170, 3rd of 24
BOYS TENNIS
When
Aug. 21-22
Aug. 24
Aug. 26
Aug. 27
Sept. 2
Sept. 3
Sept. 5
Sept. 10
Sept. 11
Sept. 12
Sept. 12
Sept. 12
Sept. 15
Sept. 19
Sept. 19
Sept. 22
Sept. 24
Sept. 26
Sept. 28
Oct. 1
Oct. 2
Oct. 6
Oct. 7
Opponent
Results
at Jeffersonville Invitational 14, tie 7th of 8
at Plainfield
W, 3-2 (1-0)
n-Floyd Central
L, 1-4 (1-1)
Southport *
W, 5-0 (2-1)
Columbus East
W, 3-2 (3-1)
at Perry Meridian *
L, 2-3 (3-2)
Center Grove
L, 2-3 (3-3)
W, 5-0 (4-3)
n-Terre Haute South (at BN) canceled, rain
Providence (CN Invitational) W, 3-2 (5-3)
Batesville (CN Invitational) W, 5-0 (6-3)
Martinsville (CN Invitational) W, 4-1 (7-3)
Bloomington South
L, 2-3 (7-4)
CI-Bloomington North
L, 1-4 (7-5)
CI-Perry Meridian
W, 3-2 (8-5)
at Greenwood
W, 3-2 (9-5)
Bloomington North
L, 1-4 (9-6)
at Silver Creek
W, 5-0 (10-6)
Roncalli
L, 2-3 (10-7)
S-Columbus East
W, 3-2 (11-7)
S-Brown County
W, 5-0 (12-7)
R-Seymour
W, 5-0 (13-7)
R-Bloomington North
L, 1-4 (13-8)
GIRLS SOCCER
When
Aug. 17
Aug. 22
Aug. 26
Aug. 29
Sept. 2
Sept. 4
Sept. 5
Sept. 9
Sept. 10
Sept. 16
Sept. 21
Sept. 23
Sept. 26
Sept. 26
Sept. 29
Oct. 3
Oct. 6
Oct. 8
Opponent
Center Grove
at Lawrenceburg
Bloomington North
at Columbus East
Zv-Cathedral
Zv-Hamilton Southeastern
Southport *
at Heritage Christian
Perry Meridian *
Bloomington South
East Central
CI-Terre Haute North
CI-Bloomington South
at Batesville
at Franklin
S-Scottsburg
S-Columbus East
Results
T, 0-0 (0-0-1)
L, 2-3 (0-1-1)
W, 2-0 (1-1-1)
T, 0-0 (1-1-2)
W, 1-0 (2-1-2)
canceled, lightning
L, 0-7 (2-2-2)
W, 5-0 (3-2-2)
L, 1-4 (3-3-2)
L, 0-1 (3-4-2)
L, 0-1 (3-5-2)
L, 0-2 (3-6-2)
L, 1-2 PKs (3-7-2)
L, 1-2 (3-8-2)
W, 1-0 (4-8-2)
T, 2-2 (4-8-3)
W, 6-0 (5-8-3)
L, 0-2 (5-9-3)
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