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2004-05 Men's Scholastic Honor Roll 2004-05 Men’s Scholastic Honor Roll UW-Eau Claire (110) Basketball (9) Football Cont. Track & Field Cont. Tyler Birkel Spring Valley Jake Siegert Onalaska Adam Sturgis Bruce Jesse Breidenbach Oregon Nate Stemper St. Anthony, MN Brent Tice Colfax Casey Drake Rhinelander A.G. Stern Melrose Matt Tiller Osseo Will Jefferson Wausau Brent Tieri Buffalo, MN Brian Tripp Plymouth James Poehls Green Bay Keegan Walsh Mauston Caleb VanRoekel Baldwin Zack Ryan Lake Elmo, MN Brent Weber Rice Lake Adam Wolfe Marshfield Buck Smith Superior Brandon Zemke Deer Park Benjamin Wulterkens Stanley Colin Walsh La Crosse Marshall Watry Rhinelander Golf (3) Wrestling (5) Brian Giese Prairie du Chien Tony D’Antuono Waukesha Cross Country (12) Dan Pulda Verona Mark Frick Blaine, MN Tom Anderson Platteville Cole Stark Eau Claire Ted Sikowski Appleton Adam Burandt New Germany Mike Stremer Oshkosh Adam Condit La Crosse Hockey (7) Lance Valiquette Eau Claire Jake Ebner Cameron Phil Cherneski Thompson, MAN Nate Hall Green Bay Sean Clark Royal Oak, MI Micah Hernandez Milwaukee Brooks Lockwood Hudson Ethan Kruel Poynette Chris Nelson Madison Ted Lillie Lake Elmo, MN Matt Schultz Menomonie Jules Miller Green Bay Zack Tesar Waterloo Ben Schmiege Madison Jeremiah Weber Hayward Adam Wolfe Marshfield Adam Zamzow Green Bay Swimming & Diving (8) Gabe Gottfredsen Eau Claire Football (38) Brian Hauerwas Caledonia Brad Alexejun Green Bay Scott Heatwole Port Washington Nick Aringer Sussex Brian Jordan Madison Brandon Basken Manitowoc Ted Lillie Lake Elmo, MN Aaron Bieck Plymouth Nick Peterson Lake Elmo, MN Steve Caldwell Marshfield Peter Shafe Burlington Marc Davis Duluth, MN Pete Sisulak Hartland Devon Disrude Milton Brad Dobson Elkhart Lake Tennis (3) Matt Evensen Junction City Erik Brandner Eau Claire Steve Farina New Berlin Tim Eisele Lakeville, MN Mark Frie Mondovi Jeff Peterson Edina, MN Dustin Harris Madison Erik Hill Rice Lake Track & Field (23) Josh Holforty Bloomington, MN Tom Anderson Platteville Tony Hull Blaine, MN Josh Boehm Mosinee Nate Jahn Alma Center Ben Brossard Green Bay Andrew Jones Wild Rose Adam Burandt New Germany Don Kahl Brookfield Adam Condit La Crosse Edward Kaiser Duluth, MN Jake Ebner Cameron Daniel Karcz Pulaski Don Ehasz Mauston Darin Kryzanowski Thorp Nate Hall Green Bay Jesse Kryzanowski Thorp Micah Hernandez Milwaukee Mike Lansing Janesville Eric Johnson Schofield Dave Maas Waunakee David Koch Rochester, MN Joe Milburn Watertown Adam Koger Eau Claire Josh Molnar Menomonie Scott Liebelt Eau Claire Pete Monfre New Berlin Shaun Marek Waunakee Nate Ness Ashwaubenon Jules Miller Green Bay Garett Pankratz Milladore Dan Roemhild Fall Creek Anthony Pizzo Hartland John Schuna Hudson Andy Schneider Green Bay Matt Smith Buffalo, MN 2004-05 Men’s Scholastic Honor Roll UW-La Crosse (147) Basketball (6) Football Cont. Track & Field (35) Joseph Werner Chippewa Falls David Jacobson Palatine, IL Kevin Becker Rochester, MN Marcus Conigliaro La Crosse Cody Jenson Hudson Andrew Boldt Stillwater, MN Aaron Aanonsen Elderon Paul Killoren Appleton Andrew Buchberger Wisconsin Rapids Andrew Huss Marathon Eric Kettenhoffen Waukesha Mark Creger Rock Island, IL Timothy Owen Middleton Adam Keuhn Stoughton Christopher Desroches Plymouth, MN Christopher Fehrenbach Pewaukee Craig Koprowski Pewaukee Daniel Haumschild Waukesha Joseph Koch Whitelaw Michael Herlihy Racine Baseball (18) Jeremy Korth Oxford Nolan Hietpas Little Chute Justin Bach Wisconsin Rapids Jeff Kratcha Avoca Nathan Hoffman South Haven, MN Jacob Beitlich Stoddard Douglas Larsen Lancaster Adam Kleinmaus New Berlin Michael Denman Portage Markus Lang Marathon Nathan Koster New London Stephen Ems Waterford Andrew Lehman Onalaska Neil Miller La Crosse Benjamin Frasier Falcon Heights, MN Derek Liggett Osceola Matthew Novak Weston Michael Frasier Rhinelander Andrew McGlenn Edgerton Kevin Oelstrom Hales Corners Daniel Graziano Greenfield Garrett Mueller Menomonie Nathan Olson Stevens Point David Hermes Fort Atkinson Robert Olson Mc Farland Nicholas O’Malley Larsen Derrick Lepak Stevens Point Joshua Otto Dickeyville Jonathan Otto Wauwatosa Brian O’Meara Excelsior Matthew Pagel Abrams Matthew Pagel Abrams Dustin Otto Beaver Dam Dustin Powell Norwalk James Parejko Menomonie Andrew Podmolik Phillips Michael Schmidt Menomonie Nicholas Pergande Waukesha Michael Schmidt Menomonie Adam Schneider Reeseville Bradley Peterson Hartland Edwin Sheppard Fond du Lac Andrew Schroede De Pere Michael Raether Marathon Eric Simon Middleton Kevin Schultz Waukesha Brandon Schlotthauer Oronoco, MN Zachary Spencer Verona John Schumann Hastings, MN Eric Schmidt Andover, MN John Stetzenbach Waukesha Scott Swanson Madison Christopher Sellers Brown Deer Matthew Zieba Brooklyn Park, MN Steven Tennies West Bend Jacob Sheldon North Mankato, MN Robert Topinka Evansville Gabriel Siehr Mishicot Cross Country (14) Jacob Turgeon Perham, MN Andrew Soderstrom Waukesha Mark Creger Rock Island, IL Daniel Ulrich Houston, MN Matthew Stuber Waukesha Christopher Desroches Plymouth, MN Troy VanZile Reedsburg Eric Svestka Decorah, IA Andrew Grupa La Crosse Dreu Viola Pleasant Prairie Daniel Thour Plymouth, MN Michael Herlihy Racine Kevin Vitkus Kenosha Jacob Turgeon Perham, MN Nathan Hoffman South Haven, MN Philip Whitesitt Brownsville, MN William Walkowicz Waukesha Ross MacDonald Rhinelander Mark Wilcox Mauston Cory Westpfahl Onalaska Neil Miller La Crosse Lee Wienkes Sparta Kevin Oelstrom Hales Corners Swimming & Diving (10) James Parejko Menomonie Matthew Schmerbauch Muskego Wrestling (12) Jacob Sheldon North Mankato, MN Kevin Boyle Middleton John Barsness Bettendorf, IA Phillip Skiba Wrightstown Brian Abrahamson N Mankato, MN Joshua Chelf Irma Matthew Stuber Waukesha Karl Richters Madison Charles Gudis Ladysmith Daniel Thour Plymouth, MN David Dettmann Mc Farland Jacob Heuston La Crosse Seth Webinger La Crescent, MN Joshua Mork Monticello Adam Kuchnia Twin Lakes Daniel Long Milwaukee Collin McKillip Matteson, IL Football (45) Michael Kirschling Duluth Philip McMullen Comfrey, MN Kent Anderson Wisconsin Rapids Matthew Spurr Eagan, MN Brian Messerli LaFayette, MN Kevin Becker Rochester, MN Travis Noffke Appleton Ross Needham Chili Carl Cassel Madison Timothy Palmer Mankato Michael DeLong Janesville Tennis (7) Marcus Stefonek Rhinelander Adam Dow Plover Garrett Mason Neenah James Swanson Rockford, IL Brian Edminston Houston, MN Dale Wroblewski Oconomowoc Jeffrey Strand Brookfield Theodore Everson Rib Lake Jeremy Fritsch Stevens Point Scott Swanson Madison Jonathan Gartzke Luxemburg Michael Vanlieshout Neenah Marcelle Gathing Brookfield Grant Bernard Greendale Matthew Hunt Thiensville Michael Frenzel New Hope 2004-05 Men’s Scholastic Honor Roll UW-Oshkosh (96) Baseball (5) Riflery (2) Wrestling (10) Brian Gerl Manawa Curt Leister Verona Patrick Detmer Lodi Eric Holdorf Appleton Steven Schrubbe Algoma Sean Fortmann Waukesha Ryan Hubacek Rothschild Jason Gruszynske Pickett Ben Huffman Thiensville Soccer (12) Matthew Kehoe Grafton Brian Schwebke Oshkosh Taggart Ayres Middleton Justin Linzmeier De Pere Derek Christiansen Cedarburg Kevin Luedtke Two Rivers Basketball (4) Darren Gallagher Waukesha Joshua Murnane East Troy Chad Doedens Cedarburg Peter Hurley Neenah Douglas Rozelman Greensboro, NC Ryan Johnsen Greendale Christopher Lipinski Greenfield William Rynne Necedah Jordan Johnson Waupaca Alex Minten Sturgeon Bay Christopher Stratton Appleton Nathan Wesener Potter Benjamin Olson Robbinsdale Nicholas Romano Lisle, IL Cross Country (8) Daniel Schmeeckle Stevens Point Kirk DeWindt Green Bay Don Tatalovich Minocqua Mark Johnson Hartland Joel Wichmann New Berlin Brian Kelley Rockford, IL Kiel Zillmer Mu kwonago Kraig Laurence Rockford, IL Scott Michel Waupaca Swimming & Diving (6) Derek O’Connell Hartland Aaron Burg New London Caleb Roesler New Lisbon Zachary Blum Manassas, VA Jesse Sanchez Lake Geneva Sven Jaeger The Netherlands Johnathon Patzwald Menomonee Falls Football (30) Jacob Schultz Franklin Michael Arendt Port Washington Trevor Stellrecht Clintonville Michael Budziszweski Oshkosh Peter Caruso Oak Creek Tennis (1) Matthew Chevremont West Allis Joshua Hardel Oshkosh Shawn Dahlke Appleton David Dejewski Hartland Track & Field (18) Joseph Gabriel Big Bend Adam Bennett Kenosha Timothy Gold Madison Matt Berndt Grafton Michael Hardtke Whitefish Bay Kevin Deering Oshkosh Brandon Hellson Colgate Dave Dejewski Hartland Patrick Hughes Oshkosh Joseph Fenrick Campbellsport Dieter Juedes Sheboygan Falls Mark Johnson Hartland Nicholas Kilton Waukesha Zach Johnson Clintonville Jacob Malzahn Kenosha Brian Kelley Rockford, IL Jason Manikowski Cudahy Kevin Lofy Lake Geneva Samuel Mark Minnetonka, MN Sean Meehan New Berlin Michael Mayer Chilton Scott Michel Waupaca Matthew Meronk Wittenberg Timothy O’Brien Iowa City, IA Kevin Miles Howards Grove Derek O’Connell Hartland Heath Mynsberge Mosinee Phillip Prusinski Rib Lake Joseph Patek Cedarburg Caleb Roesler New Lisbon Phillip Prusinski Rib Lake Jesse Sanchez Lake Geneva Cory Reed Kimberly Daniel Thompson Kewaunee Joseph Schmitz Menomonee Falls Kevin Tyndall King Craig Stenbroten Monticello Eric Stenbroten Monticello Dustin Stumpf Neenah Andrew Versnik West Allis Nicholas Wara Oshkosh Paul Westberg Kewaunee 2004-05 Men’s Scholastic Honor Roll UW-Platteville (118) Baseball (8) Football (Cont.) Track & Field (Cont.) Lee Balsiger Chippewa Falls Daniel Lilla Trempealeau Kyle Udovich Waukesha Daniel Birr Reedsburg Bret Manke Arlington James Uppena Cassville Brandon Ihm Belleville Ryan Munz Highland Alan Wunsch Reedsburg
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