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PREVIOUS HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL AWARD RECIPIENTS GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 1976 Fran Washington, Woodward 1994 Amber Lee, Woodward Pam Bensman, Central Catholic Cassie McGill, Maumee 1977 Kristi Gordon, Central Catholic Michelle Montagno, Fremont St. Joe CCHS 1978 Denise Wiczynski, Central Catholic Lisa Moore, Cardinal Stritch 1979 Chris Tuttle, Central Catholic Jessica Shawaker, Notre Dame Academy 1980 Kathy Zsigray, Cardinal Stritch 1995 Erin Bartley, Rossford 1981 Ann Strong, Libbey Breana Heinrichs, Central Catholic HS Nicci Warr, Notre Dame Academy Michelle Kiser, Fremont, St. Joe CCHS 1982 Sarah Anderson, St. Ursula Jennifer Unverferth, Carey HS 1983 Angela Bohnsack, Cardinal Stritch Becky Watkins, St. Ursula Academy 1984 Gretchen Kraus, Central Catholic Erin Young, Notre Dame Academy 1985 Lynn Colture, McAuley 1996 April Hafner, Notre Dame Academy Martha Kondalski, Central Catholic Andrea Hall, Central Catholic HS 1986 Kelly Savage, Notre Dame Kyngi Harris, Scott HS Debbie Dailey, Cardinal Stritch Samantha Kin, Carey High School 1987 Pam Dailey, Cardinal Stritch Mary McMillian, St. Ursula Academy Lynn Fournier, Central Catholic Sarah Yeager, Fremont St. Joe CCHS Holly Holmes, Notre Dame 1997 Jessica Balusik, St. Ursula Academy 1988 Cathy Koch, Central Catholic Andrea Cutcher, Cardinal Stritch HS Bridgett Loeffler, Notre Dame April Derr, Carey High School 1989 Jennifer Jean Fischer, St. Ursula Ann Foos, Fremont St. Joe CCHS Kendra Kopinski, Central Catholic Laura Gibson, Notre Dame Academy Sue Surgo, Cardinal Stritch Chasity Nieset, Clyde High School 1990 Diana Kosinski, Central Catholic Karen Reinhart, Central Catholic HS Julie Thomas, Cardinal Stritch Joanie Sisco, Maumee High School 1991 Kelly Kerscher, Notre Dame Jessica Viertlboeck, Whitmer HS Katie Mang, Central Catholic 1998 Gina Bollman, Clay Christine Pesartic, Woodward Jenny Gabel, Fremont St. Joseph Rita Plucienkowski, St. Ursula Ann Haley, Tiffin Calvert Kristi Swanson, Cardinal Stritch Jenny Nichols, Central Catholic Stacey Woodward, Bowsher Sonya Orians, Carey Dawn Zuchowski, Rossford Rachel Poland, Notre Dame 1992 Emily Bruning, Notre Dame Academy Camila Salazar, St. Ursula Amy Koppenhofer, Central Catholic 1999 Mandy Bowser, Norwalk St. Paul Tricia Rose, Woodward LeighAnn Forshey, Perrysburg Tina Wagner, Fremont St. Joseph Melissa Geller, Fremont St. Joseph Trisha Warvell, Cardinal Stritch Theresa Gierhart, Clyde Erin Wiles, St. Ursula Academy Kristin Helvey, Central Catholic 1993 Heidi Belkofer, Sylvania Northview Nicole Lewandowski, Notre Dame Missy Burnor, St. Ursula Academy Nicole Rose, Swanton Amy Granata, Central Catholic Karen Sisco, Maumee Rachel Hallock, Cardinal Stritch Tonia Watkins, Anthony Wayne Gretchen McGannon, Rossford 2000 Megan Baier, Sylvania Northview Amy McQuillen, Notre Dame Academy Breanna Busold, Fremont St. Joseph Renee Pesartic, Woodward Emily Butler, Notre Dame Academy 1994 Lara Bartley, Rossford Rachael Holt, St. Ursula Academy Tiffany Coppler, Carey Tracy Laird, Bellevue High School Kristina Green, St. Ursula Academy Brooke Orians, Carey High School Hollie Herb, Central Catholic Liza Simrell, Central Catholic Alison Marie Kriegel, Findlay 8 PREVIOUS HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL AWARD RECIPIENTS GIRLS’ BASKETBALL continued 2001 Rachel Babione, Fremont St. Joseph 2008 Teresa Alvarado, Cardinal Stritch HS Holly Brodman, Carey High School Courtney Durbin, St. Ursula Academy Jackie Saelzler, Notre Dame Academy Amanda Mannon, Clay High School Julie Webster, Cardinal Stritch HS Hannah Nagy, Fremont St. Joe HS Brigid Wernert, Central Catholic HS Katelyn Nowacki, Central Catholic Lisa Wierzbicki, Maumee High School Mackenzie Strall, Notre Dame Academy 2002 Meghan Dooley, St. Ursula Academy 2009 Grace Badik, Notre Dame Academy Kristin Eisel, Notre Dame Academy Lauren Chester, Findlay High School Cassandra Lamberjack, Carey HS Brittany Davis, Bowling Green High School Lauren Muller, Central Catholic HS Elizabeth Hallett, St. Ursula Academy Keri Peiffer, Fremont SJCC HS Kelsey McCoy, Sylvania Northview High School 2003 Nichole Billups, Cardinal Stritch HS Lauren Pfahler, Central Catholic High School Kristin Buhl, Carey High School Jillian Tarolli, Fremont St. Joseph Central Catholic Erica Couch, Notre Dame Academy Taelor Vaughn, Carey High School Katie Donofrio, St. Ursula Academy Bridget Wolfe, Bellevue High School Corri Helldobler, Central Catholic HS 2010 Alex Adamski, Notre Dame Academy Samantha Kath, Bellevue High School Olivia Fouty, Sylvania Northview High School Lindsey Smith, Fremont SJCC HS Caroline Hoover, Central Catholic High School 2004 Kate Achter, Clay High School Elizabeth Hucke, Carey High School Katie Greisiger, Maumee HS Gina Kennedy, St. Ursula Academy Sarah Hempfling, Carey High School Ashley Miller, Findlay High School Stephanie Hoover, Anthony Wayne Jessica Molyet, Fremont St. Joseph Central Catholic Kristen Retter, Fremont St. Joseph CCHS Jessica Sikula, Bowling Green High School Breanna Robinson, Central Catholic 2011 Jena Hoffman, Fremont St. Joseph Central Catholic Nancy Spencer, Notre Dame Academy Alexxis Knannlein, Central Catholic High School Ali Traudt, St. Ursula Academy Isabelle Lishewski, St. Ursula Academy 2005 Kristen Ameling, Cardinal Stritch Katelynn McCoy, Sylvania Northview High School Rebecca Babione, Fremont St. Joe CCHS Jenna Radloff, Bellevue High School Amy Bargiel, Bowling Green Danielle Sallisbury, Findlay High School Jena Blosser, St. Ursula Academy 2012 Oriana Billock, Carey High School Beth Hill, Carey High School Sydney Delp, Central Catholic High School Katie Kitzler, Fostoria St. Wendelin Alexandra Niehaus, Cardinal Stritch High School Alli Kulwicki, Notre Dame Academy Victoria Smith, Fremont St. Joseph Central Catholic Emily Large, Central Catholic HS Maddie Strall, St. Ursula Academy Kasey Lepley, Bellevue High School Demy Whitaker, Notre Dame Academy 2006 Katie Billups, Cardinal Stritch HS 2013 Cassidy Frank, Fremont St. Joseph Central Catholic Jamie Bork, Fremont St. Joe CCHS Shelby Linenkugel, St. Ursula Academy Erin Cassidy, Bowsher High School Abigail Mass, Cardinal Stritch High School Katie Large, Notre Dame Academy Christy Ohlinger, Notre Dame Academy Kelsey Schrock, Perrysburg HS Hannah Tong, Carey High School Mallory Strall, Central Catholic HS Jen Vliet, Central Catholic High School Kati Tharp, St. Ursula Academy 2014 Emily Luc, Fremont St. Joseph Central Catholic 2007 Fran Anderson, St. Ursula Academy Michelle Murnen, Central Catholic High School Brittney Barber, Cardinal Stritch HS Carrie Reynolds, Liberty Benton High School Andrea Bonitati, Central Catholic HS Margaret Rode, St. Ursula Academy Megan Boukissen, Fremont St. Joe CCHS Gwen Wentling, Carey High School Sarah Clark, Notre Dame Academy Kirsten Zalewski, Cardinal Stritch High School Bridgett Roszman, Carey HS Brittany Wolfe, Bellevue HS 9 PREVIOUS HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL AWARD RECIPIENTS GIRLS’ BASKETBALL continued 2015 Margaret Buchele, Central Catholic HS Allie Farell, St. Ursula Academy Megan Goedde, Notre Dame Academy Cecelia Gozdowski, Cardinal Stritch HS MaKenzie McAfee, Fostoria St. Wendelin HS Brianna Reardon, Fremont St. Joseph CCHS 2016 Safiya Dzotsi, Notre Dame Academy Byrdy Galernik, Central Catholic HS Kali Hardy, Cardinal Stritch HS Sydney Wentling, Carey HS 2017 Masyn Eckhart, Central Catholic HS Jordyn Halcomb, Cardinal Stritch HS Jensen Hiegel, Liberty-Benton HS Sarah Ohlinger, Notre Dame Academy Noel Orians, Carey HS Clare Sullivan, Calvert HS 2018 Jenna Beakas, St. Ursula Academy Grace Crawford, Central Catholic HS Jennifer Crosley, Cardinal Stritch HS Marissa Dzotsi, Notre Dame Academy Sydney Ferguson, Carey HS Brittany Haas, Findlay HS 2018-2019 CYO BASKETBALL PARTICIPANT TOTALS Teams Youth Coaches Toledo Grade School 184 1615 348 Tri-Deanery Grade School 53 461 104 Toledo High School 52 473 82 Hearthstone High School 19 227 35 TOTALS: 308 2776 569 10 PREVIOUS HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL AWARD RECIPIENTS BOYS’ BASKETBALL 1964 Dennis Perzynski, Central Catholic 1993 Chris Brzuchalski, Cardinal Stritch HS 1965 Gary Hahn, St. Francis de Sales Matthew Denman, Fremont St. Joe CCHS 1966 Mike Murnen, Central Catholic Jay Gottschalk, Maumee High School 1967 Steve Shay, Central Catholic C.J. Kin, Carey High School 1968 Pat Murnen, Central Catholic Shawn McMahon, Bowling Green HS 1969 Rick Perz, Central Catholic Kris Matuszewski, Central Catholic HS 1970 Steve Bielski, Central Catholic Josh Murphy, St. Francis de Sales HS 1971 Jim McHugh, St. Francis de Sales Andy Norman, Clyde High School 1972 Jim Peters, St. John’s Al Peake, Start High School 1973 Joe Lawniczak, Central Catholic Geoff Repp, St. John’s Jesuit HS 1974 Mark Kwiatkowski, Cardinal Stritch Andy Zuchowski, Rossford 1975 Larry Murnen, Central Catholic 1994 Denny Amrhein, St. John’s Jesuit 1976 Tony Donofrio, St. John’s Chris Ciborowski, Cardinal Stritch 1977 Mitch Seemann, Central Catholic Chris Denman, Fremont St. Joe CCHS 1978 Greg Berlacher, St. John’s Tony Foley, Central Catholic HS Mike LeGros, Libbey Joe Harkelroad, Huron High School Jim Lindsay, Cardinal Stritch Brian Hoepf, Carey High School Tim Kubacki, Central Catholic Todd Kucinski, St. Francis de Sales HS Brian Rowen, St. Francis Mike Mazur, Anthony Wayne HS 1979 Dan Anderzack, St. John’s 1995 Jay Barnett, St. Francis de Sales HS 1980 Gary Bumpus, Central Catholic Bryan Busold, Fremont St. Joseph CCHS 1981 Ed Mouch, St. John’s D.J. 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