AGENDA THE OHIO INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATORS ASSOCIATION 61ST ANNUAL STATE CONFERENCE AND WORKSHOPS

Awards Luncheon Presented by

Master of Ceremonies: Jeff Kurtz, CAA

• Welcome & Introductions Paul Powers, CAA (Aurora HS) President OIAAA

• Invocation Phillip J. Poggi, CAA (Sycamore High School)

• Luncheon

• OIAAA Recognitions Paul Powers, CAA (Aurora HS)

Athletic Directors of the Year: Chip Amicone - Garaway High School East Charlie Barch, CAA - Chagrin Falls High School Northeast Joe Bline - Dublin Jerome High School Central Craig Eier, CAA - Tecumseh High School Southwest Dave Evans - Elida High School Northwest Bryan Koury, CAA - Lorain City Schools Northeast Jolinda Miller, CAA - Hughes High School Southwest Terry Reeves - Bowsher High School Northwest TJ Rockwell, CAA - Perry High School Northeast Scott Stemple, CAA - Mason City Schools Southwest Tony Williams - North Adams High School Southeast

Hall of Fame Inductees: Sam Bates - John Glenn High School East Bob Bishop - Clyde High School Northwest Don Cooper - Ontario High School Northwest Jeff Dyer - Springfield Local Schools Northeast Bill Emeigh - North College High High School Southwest Lynn Gotthardt, CAA - Kenston High School Northeast Ron Hutcheson - Grove City High School Central Laurette Payette, CAA - Hathaway Brown School Northeast Theresa Schultheiss, CAA - Logan Hocking Schools Southeast Robin Spiller, CAA - Northmont High School Southwest Ed Westerkamp - Winton Woods High School Southwest

Years of Service Awards: 15, 20, 25, and 30 Year Awards

• NIAAA Award Bruce Brown, CMAA, CIC State Award of Merit: Phillip J. Poggi, CAA, Sycamore High School

• OIAAA Scholarships (Scholarships were presented in June at OHSAA DAB Banquets) Jacob Collier - Clearview High School Bailey Dackin - Bath High School Lucy Eier - Tecumseh High School Megan Kaufman - Lakota West High School Jared Yoder - Hiland High School Caitlin Young - North Adams High School

• General OIAAA Meeting, Comments and Announcements Paul Powers, CAA

• 50/50 Drawing ATHLETIC DIRECTORS OF THE YEAR Chip Amicone is in his 21st year as a coach and educator. teams attend and place at the State tournaments. He is proud and honored to be a part This is his 6th year at Garaway High School as 7 - 12 Assistant of the high level of success that all the Garaway Athletic programs have experienced Principal/Athletic Director. Prior to his current position, Chip and he attributes that to supportive community, dedicated athletes and outstanding taught English at Garaway and coached Varsity Assistant transformational coaches. Chip enjoys his role as Vice President of the EOIAAA and was Football and JV Softball. He started his teaching and coaching awarded the Sportsmanship, Ethics, and Integrity Award in 2015. Chip is most proud of career at Claymont High School and taught English and his wife Beth, who is a Nurse Practitioner, and his 3 sons Jack (16), Tate (13), and Gabe coached Freshman Football. Chip attended Tuscarawas Central (11). They are the most supportive AD family attending (almost) every event with him. Catholic High School and Kent State University. He received Chip would also like to recognize and thank the hard-working AD's of the IVC and his Masters from Marygrove College and received his entire East District who have become great friends and mentors. Educational leadership and Principal's Certification through Chip Amicone Salem International University. Garaway As AD, Chip has had the privilege of watching several of his High School boys and girls golf teams and boys and girls Cross Country

Charlie Barch grew up in South Euclid, Ohio and attended compliance, and other duties assigned by the Director of Athletics. Notre Dame only Brush High School (‘00). Charlie then graduated from Bowling had 14 sports when Charlie first came to Notre Dame and two of them were first Green State University with a degree in Sport Management. At year sports. Charlie helped to design the first ever Coaches’ Handbook and created the collegiate level, he served as the Game Operations the first Student Athlete Database to track student athlete’s eligibility. Charlie was also Manager for Bowling Green’s volleyball team and helped the instrumental in the college’s transition into NCAA division two status. Assistant Athletic Director with football game operations. In the fall of 2010, Charlie was hired at Chagrin Falls Exempted Village Schools as While assisting with the football operations at Bowling Green, the District Athletic Director. At Chagrin, Charlie coordinates the 24 varsity sports and he received firsthand experience in dealing with a game 10 middle school sports. Charlie has been at Chagrin Falls for seven years. During his televised on ESPN’s College Gameday. tenure the teams have garnered 24 league championships, ten final four appearances, While finishing up his college degree, Charlie returned five made it to the state finals, and one team won the state championship. Along with Charlie Barch, CAA to Charles F. Brush High School to complete his internship. the team successes, there have been six individual state championships while Charlie Chagrin Falls After his internship, he was hired at Brush as the Boy’s Faculty has been Athletic Director. The district has also had many athletic facility improvements High School Manager and was an Assistant Baseball Coach. since Charlie began in 2010. The high school gym hallway was updated, there was After working at Brush, Charlie got a job at Notre Dame a new fitness center constructed, multiple scoreboards have been replaced, and the College as the Assistant to the Athletic Director. He first was promoted to Assistant existing turf was replaced at the stadium. Athletic Director, and then he added the Compliance Coordinator title. His final position Charlie is currently a Registered Athletic Administrator with the NIAAA and hopes at the college was Associate Athletic Director. As the Associate Athletic Director at Notre to soon be a Certified Athletic Administrator. Charlie is a member of the NEOIAAA, Dame College, he helped the Director of Athletics run the department’s 21 varsity sports OIAAA, and NIAAA. Charlie and his wife, Andrea, live in Twinsburg with their two-year- and six junior varsity sports. Charlie handled the travel, contracts, eligibility, finances, old son Rocco and nine-month-old daughter Lena.

Joe Bline received his undergraduate degree from Kenyon district titles and lost the Regional Final at the buzzer. College in Biology. Master in Sports Administration from Ohio Joe coached the boys’ basketball team for the Dublin Jerome Celtics in 2007-08. The University and Administrative License in Education from the team won the OCC Cardinal Championship and posted their first winning record of 16- University of Dayton. Joe was a four-year starter on the 6. They were beaten in the District Semi-Final. Although he has served in many different offensive line for the Lord’s football team which won their one rolls, at different schools, Joe always held a special place in his heart for Dublin Jerome and only NCAC Championship their senior year (1989). and is thrilled to be back as their Athletic Director. Joe worked for the University of North Carolina, Chapel Joe has served as the Athletic Director at St. Marys Memorial, Marysville, Grandview, Hill as the Assistant Ticket Manager and the University of and Linden McKinley high schools. He was named Athletic Director of the Year by the North Alabama as Assistant Athletic Director of Tickets, Basketball Officials Association in 2015 and Athletic Director of the Year in 2017 by the Operations, and Marketing. Returning home, he coached Central Ohio Athletic Director’s Association. He currently serves as the Treasurer of the Joe Bline football, basketball and track in Newark before he was hired Central Ohio Athletic Director’s Association. Joe currently lives in New Albany with his Dublin Jerome as the Head Basketball Coach for the Johnstown Johnny’s. In wife Eileen and their three children; Steven, Lauren and Aaron. High School four years at Johnstown Joe’s teams won 3 conference titles, 2

Craig has been the athletic administrator at Tecumseh High Integrity award winner. His leadership has manifested itself in theses areas as well as School for 16 years. He is a Willard High School graduate in the revision of Tecumseh’s Code of Conduct; incorporating the scholastic piece into and he received a Bachelor of Science degree in business seasonal scholar athlete awards and upgrading Tecumseh’s Athletic Hall of Fame. He from Ohio Northern University. After receiving his teaching spearheaded the the All-Ohio Wall in order to recognize the achievements of Tecumseh certificate from Wright State University, Craig earned two student athletes at the state level. The athletic facilities have also been improved during Master’s Degrees- one in educational leadership from the his tenure. In 2016 he led the initiative that led to the installation of the school’s first University of Dayton [1999[ and in 2011 the other from all-weather track. Craig has also managed many local and state tournaments for the Western Kentucky University in athletic administration. Prior SWDAB and OHSAA-including football, basketball, baseball,softball, volleyball and to becoming Tecumseh”s athletic administrator, Craig taught at soccer. the elementary and was an assistant football coach. In Craig has been married to Renee for 28 years and they are the proud parents of Zeke- Craig Eier, CAA addition Craig has earned the designation of Certified Athletic a Grad Assistant at the University of the Cumberlands; Jake-a Senior at the University of Tecumseh Administrator [CAA]. Findlay and Lucy-a Freshman at the University of Tennessee at Martin. High School In 2012 Craig was the OIAAA Sportsmanship, Ethics and

2017 OIAAA Awards Banquet 3 ATHLETIC DIRECTORS OF THE YEAR Dave Evans is a 1980 graduate of Lincolnview High School, the 1997 State Champions. Evans is currently the Athletic Director at Elida where he and The Defiance College(1984). He did graduate work at the started in 2010. University of Dayton. At Elida Dave oversees 19 Varsity sports and 53 teams including the Middle School Evans began his teaching career at Lincolnivew as a athletic program. During his tenure he has overseen or been involved in such projects as Behavorial Disability teacher in 1984. Dave next taught at adding new large videoboards in the Fieldhouse and at the Football Stadium, upgrades Antwerp Schools from 1986-1991 as a Intervention Specialist. to locker rooms, addition of new weight room and home locker room for football and At Antwerp he was the Head Girls Basketball and Track coach. new press boxes for football. In 1991 Dave returned to Lincolnview as a Intervention In 2010 Dave became a member of the NW District Athletic Administrators Specialist (1991-2000) and later a Physical Education teacher Association, the Ohio Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association and the as well as the Assistant Athletic Director (2000-2010). While National Athletic Administrators Association. His membership to these Associations Dave Evans at Lincolnview he was head coach of Girls Cross Country, continues today. Dave is also tournament manager for the OHSAA Sectional/District Elida Girls Basketball, Baseball, Softball and Boys Basketball. In his tournaments in boys/girls soccer, boy/girls basketball, baseball and softball. Evans also High School first year (1991-92) his boys basketball team won their first host Regional tournaments in Volleyball, girls Basketball and Baseball. Sectional title in 19 years. Three years later they won their first Evans resides outside Van Wert with his wife Beth. They have 4 grown children: Tera, NWC title in 21 years. His 1996 Boys Basketball team were the DIV State runner-up and Thomas, Seth and Lauren as well as 9 grandkids.

Bryan is finishing up his eleventh year as athletic director for facilities of the school system’s new high school which opened in the Fall of 2016. Lorain City Schools. He graduated from BGSU in 1997 and In 2010, Bryan played an integral part in the consolidation of Southview High School returned to his alma mater, Admiral King High School, as a and Lorain Admiral King High School including coordinating the process of determining teacher and coach. After 5 years as an assistant boys’ basketball a mascot, logo, and school colors for the new high school. coach, he was hired as the head boys’ basketball coach at Bryan has served as the OHSAA Division II NE District Sectional/District Baseball Southview High School. During his 4 years at Southview his Tournament Manager in 2007, 2008 and 2016, and the Division IV Region 13 Baseball teams compiled numerous accolades. Bryan was then hired as Tournament Manager for the past 8 years. He is an active member of numerous athletic the Athletic Director of Lorain City Schools in 2006 where he organizations including the NIAAA, OIAAA, Lorain County Athletic Administrators is responsible for the athletic programs at both the high school Association, NEOIAAA (Executive Committee Member), and Lorain Sports Hall of Fame. and middle schools. He is also currently the president of the Lake Erie League. Bryan Koury, CAA During his tenure as Lorain’s Athletic Director, Bryan has Bryan earned his Master of Education in Classroom Instruction from Ashland Lorain City been involved in facility improvement projects that include University. He earned his Certified Athletic Administrator (CAA) designation in 2013 High School the renovation of the stadium field house, restrooms, and press from the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association and is working box. He also organized a community service project to have towards his Certified Master Athletic Administrator (CMAA) designation. He is married the stadium painted. Most recently, Bryan was involved in the design of the athletic to wife Andrea, and they have a 13 year old son (Jordan).

Jolinda Miller, is currently in her 15th school year serving as personal and professional partnership with the Cincinnati Reds Community Fund and the Athletic Director at Hughes High School in Cincinnati, the Reds Urban Youth Academy. Ohio. She has a passion for student success and growth that is Jolinda is a member of SWOADA, OIAAA, and NIAAA. She has previously served unmatched. She was recently named the SWOADA Athletic on the OHSAA “Out of Season Coaching” Committee and is a current member of the Director of the Year. OHSAA Diversity Committee. Jolinda was named to the University of Cincinnati Sports Through Jolinda’s efforts, Hughes High School was awarded Management Program’s Advisory Board in 2014. Jolinda was inducted in the University an Impact 100 grant of $101,000. The money raised was used of Cincinnati Athletic Hall of Fame in October 2014. to fill in an unused swimming pool and create an indoor Most recently she was appointed to the OHSAA’s “Athletic Director Advisory Council” practice facility on the Hughes campus. The “MACK” houses for the 2017-2018 school year. The group was created to strengthen the communication a college length floor, field turf, drop down pitching/ batting pathways between school athletic departments and OHSAA administration and Jolinda Miller, CAA cages, and serves as a sensory classroom during the day for operations. Hughes Hughes’ special needs students. In 2013 and 2014 she led a group of Hughes students, teachers, and administrators High School In 2014, the Greater Cincinnati Women’s Sports Foundation to Neply, Haiti to facilitate a basketball camp for a group of 100 orphans, child slaves, named Jolinda “Administrator of the Year” for the region. and village kids. During her time at Hughes, the Big Red have won 40 league titles, had Under her leadership, Hughes High School successfully competed in their first girls’ 34 Players of the Year, over 500 all-league athletes, 7 athletes with D1 scholarships, and soccer and cross-country seasons in the fall of 2014. one NFL signee. In 2013, Jolinda received the OHSAA Sportsmanship, Ethics, and Integrity Award Jolinda completed her Masters Degree in Athletic Administration in the spring of 2017 becoming the first active athletic director and only the third female to receive this and was presented with the MCAA Achievement Award from Concordia University- recognition. Irvine at the conclusion of graduation. She also achieved the CAA designation. Jolinda has been very involved in many aspects of athletic administration. She served Jolinda and her husband Britt reside in Springdale, Ohio where they are both active on an NIAAA committee that developed a course to support urban school administrators, in the community and in their church, Springdale Nazarene. They have been married LTI 640. Similarly, her passion for urban school athletics is demonstrated through her for 18 years and have 2 children. Their daughter, Jamison, is 8 and their son, Jent, is 2.

4 2017 OIAAA Awards Banquet ATHLETIC DIRECTORS OF THE YEAR Terry was a graduate of Cardinal Stritch High to the Oregon City Council and has been serving his community ever School and the University of Toledo. He taught since. Currently he serves as the Chairman of the Parks and Recreation special education for 14 years in the Toledo schools. Commission. He coached football, wrestling, baseball and softball Terry is the Toledo City League representative to the Northwest Ohio for 31 years before becoming the athletic director at Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association [NWOIAAA]. His Bowsher. In 2012, he was inducted into Cardinal wife Diane is a Dental Hygienist and they have two daughters-Samantha Stritch's Athletic Hall of Fame. Fuller[Scott] and Monica. They are also the proud grandparents of Scotty Terry Reeves Athletics was not his only passion. Besides being 10, Spencer 6 and Silas 4. Bowsher a licensed Wrestling official for almost forty years, High School Terry is active in politics. In 2007 he was elected

TJ Rockwell graduated from Perry High School (’92) and consecutive years the athletic program that TJ was in charge of was the recipient of attended Grove City College, earning a Bachelors of Science the prestigious Harold A. Meyer Award for Sportsmanship, Ethics and Integrity from in Business Communications. He later went onto earn his the Ohio High School Athletic Association. In addition, while at Orange and Perry, Masters Degree in Educational Leadership from The University he coordinated and hosted the Chagrin Valley Conference Sportsmanship Symposium of Cincinnati. where students from all conference schools participated in an event that promoted the TJ has been involved in athletics for most of his life as a ideals of good sportsmanship. In 2014 Rockwell received the NEOIAAA Sportsmanship, player, coach, and now as an Athletic Director for the last Ethics and Integrity Award. 15 years. He was a three sport athlete at Perry, where he was Rockwell has been a tournament manager for the OHSAA for football as well as the inducted into the school’s Athletic Hall of Fame in 2002. He Northeast District Athletic Board in Gymnastics (2002-2007), Girls Basketball (2011- went onto play four years of college football, before starting his 2017), Track (2012-2017), Football (2015-16) and Soccer (2015). He was recognized TJ Rockwell, CAA coaching career at West Geauga High School in 1997 while in 2016 by the NEOIAAA with the OHSAA Meritorious Service Award and received his Perry also working for the Cleveland Crunch, the city’s professional Certified Athletic Administrator (CAA) designation from the NFHS in 2006. He has also High School Indoor Soccer Team. Rockwell coached football for a total served on the Executive Committee of the NEOIAAA for the last ten years. of ten years at West Geauga, and was named the Athletic TJ and his wife, Vanessa, live in Perry and have three children, Charlie (12), AJ (11), Director there in 2002 where he served for five years before moving onto Orange High and Katy (7). School. He was the Athletic Director at Orange from 2007-2011, before coming back home to Athletic Director’s role at Perry High School six years ago. For a period of ten

Scott is in his twelfth year as District Director of Athletics for basketball coach at St. Francis de Sales High School in Toledo. In 1994, Scott move into Mason City Schools. Mason is an Ohio High School Athletic the intercollegiate athletics at Wilmington College as an assistant professor and both Association and Great Miami Conference member. head mens basketball and tennis coach. Scott is a 1985 graduate of Ohio Northern University where In 2003, he became Director of Athletics at Sidney High School until acceptance of he obtained a teaching degree in Social Studies and was a his present position in 2006. At Mason, Scott oversees the district athletic department team captain in basketball. He has a combined 32 years (15 grades 7-12, approximately 2400 students, over 200+ coaches, 26 varsity sports, 103 as an athletic director) interscholastic and intercollegiate teams and departmental staff. As an athletic director, he has been involved in numerous administrative, teaching and coaching experience. He started athletic facility construction, renovation and equipment installation projects. his teaching and coaching career as a student teacher at Scott is a member of the NIAAA, OIAAA and SWOADA. In 2015, he was selected Lima Senior High School, while being the junior varsity boys as Southwest Ohio Athletic Directors Association Athletic Director of the Year and was Scott Stemple, CAA basketball coach at Ada High School. In 1985 he became the 2016 recipient of the Sports, Ethics and Integrity Award. In 2017, the Mason City Mason City a Social Studies teacher and head boys basketball coach Schools’ Athletic Department received the OIAAA/OHSAA “Award of Excellence”. High School at Kyger Creek High School (now River Valley HS), before Scott has served 15 years as an OHSAA and Southwest District Tournament Manager moving on to Kenton High School as head boys basketball in the sports of football, soccer, cross country, basketball, swimming, wrestling, baseball, coach in 1988. In 1990, Scott would pursue a Master’s Degree at Ohio University while softball and track & field. He and his wife Kris have been married for 36 years and have serving as a graduate assistant coach in the men’s basketball program. four daughters and five grandsons. After completing his Master’s Degree 1991, he became a teacher and head boys

Tony Williams is a graduate of Wheelersburg High School event showcasing elite basketball programs from the Southeast District. (2002), & Shawnee State University (BS, 2006). In 2012, he became a member of the each of the following: Southeast District Athletic Williams’ career in education began in 2006 at North Administrators’ Association (SEOIAAA), Ohio Interscholastic Athletic Administrators’ Adams Elementary. After spending 5 years as a 5th grade Association (OIAAA), and the National Athletic Administrators’ Association (NIAAA), teacher, Tony was offered an 8th Grade teaching position at continuing through today. At the start of the 2014 school year, Williams became the North Adams High School, along with the Athletic Director Vice President of the Southeast District Athletic Administrators’ Association followed by position. He has been the Junior High and High School AD becoming the President of the Fall of 2017 as well as the SE District representative to since that time, overseeing 14 varsity sports, 26 teams, and the OIAAA Board. During this span of time, he was honored with the SEOIAAA Horizon over 200 student-athletes. During his tenure, he has overseen Award in 2014, SEOIAAA Citation in 2015, OIAAA District Administrator of the year or been involved with projects such as installation of new 2017. Tony Williams scoreboards for all outdoor facilities, redesign and renovation Williams resides in Greenfield with his wife, Lyndsey. North Adams of the gym floor, renovations to the baseball and softball fields, High School as well as the creation of the Coach Young Classic, an all-day

2017 OIAAA Awards Banquet 5 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES Sam Bates is a graduate of Caldwell High School (1956.) He for 18 years. During this time, he motivated and supervised a talented group of coaches. received his bachelor's degree in education from Ohio The school had 27 coaches for the 13 varsity and 11 junior high teams. The school's University (1960.) At graduation, he was honored and athletic program produced a final four appearance in the football state championships, recognized as a distinguished military graduate. He received participants in the volleyball state championships, and several individual athletes who his master's degree in education at Kent State University participated in state championships in wrestling, track, and golf. The program also (1968.) produced several regional team appearances in basketball and softball. Sam served in the military after graduation from O.U. and Sam organized and promoted the initiation of the John Glenn H.S. athletic hall spent 7.5 years in the U.S. Army Reserves. He was honorably of fame, which has honored 96 former athletes to date. He also established the 200 discharged at the rank of Captain. Boosters Club, which has contributed over $200,000 to the school's sports programs. Sam served as head or assistant football coach at Caldwell, While at John Glenn, Sam's expertise allowed him to manage many sectional and Sam Bates Rittman, Warren Harding, and John Glenn High Schools and district girls' basketball tournaments for the Eastern District Athletic Association. John Glenn Muskingum College. He was the offensive coordinator at Sam was selected to the Caldwell H.S. athletic hall of fame for former student athletes. High School Warren Harding when the team won the school's first state He was selected to the John Glenn H.S. athletic hall of fame for his contributions to their championship (1971.) In addition to coaching football and sports programs. teaching, he was also a successful track coach at Warren Harding and a wrestling coach Sam resides in New Concord, Ohio. He was married to his late wife Sue for 43 years. at Muskingum College. They have two sons: Randy, a coach at Northwestern University, and Rick, a teacher and In 1976, Sam became the athletic administrator at John Glenn H.S., a position he held coach at Lancaster Junior High School.

Bob Bishop graduated from Green Springs High School in field, an all-weather track, new tennis courts, a softball field and improvements to the 1966 and Heidelberg College in 1970. After serving in the US baseball field. All of these projects were made possible through generous donations of Army for 3 years, he began his career in education in the money and time from the community and not at tax payer expense. Clyde-Green Springs School District in 1974 as a 6th grade After retirement in 2009, he has remained active in the continued improvement teacher. He was also on the football staff and coached Jr. High of athletic facilities and programs. He was very involved in the $2.3 million dollar basketball. After 12 years in the classroom, he became the renovation of the football complex. Improvements included new bathrooms, a locker High School Athletic Director in 1986 as well as the Head room for visiting teams that also serves as a Jr. High wrestling room in the off-season. football coach. Seating for both the home and visiting teams was improved which included increased As the Head football coach for 15 years, his teams won handicap seating and easier accessibility for the handicap. Wider sidewalks were 5 Sandusky Bay championships. Highlights included an poured for easier access for all fans. Finally a new scoreboard with improved graphics Bob Bishop undefeated season in 1993, a State Runner-up in 1994 and a was purchased, again through fundraising and advertising dollars. He is still very active Clyde Division Ill State Championship in 1995. He retired as a coach on game nights aiding in the running of the contests. High School after the 2000 season. During his 23 years as the athletic director, the improvement in facilities helped lead During his time as the athletic director for the Clyde-Green to improvement in team performances. In addition to the football team's success, the Springs schools, he was instrumental in the completion of several improvements in wrestling team had a State Championship in 1995 and a State runner-up in 1994. The the athletic facilities. During his tenure, a much needed weight room was built and Boys Basketball team reached the Division II final four in 1995. The girls tennis team equipped with new equipment. Also completed was a wrestling room, which allowed the reached the final four in the tennis coaches team tournament. wrestling team to practice at the high school instead of an elementary school cafeteria. Bob has been married for 35 years to his wife Carol. They have a daughter and 2 sets A football locker room was built which created more locker room space for other teams. of twin granddaughters. Other projects completed during his in tenure included the installment of a turf football

Don graduated from Belle Center High School in Logan In 1977, Don accepted the Head Varsity Basketball position at Lexington High County in 1964. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in School where he coached and taught Health, Physical Education, and Mathematics for Health, Physical Education, and Mathematics at Cedarville five years. Don also taught Mathematics and was Head Varsity Basketball Coach for University in 1968 where he was awarded Seven Varsity one year at Chillicothe High School. Don was then drawn to the new Ridgewood High Letters in Basketball (3), Track (2), and Baseball (2). Don School in Pasco County, Florida, for three years where he helped start new Basketball married Susan (Swope) in June, 1969, and they have two sons, and Baseball programs as well as teach Mathematics. Scott (Natalie) and Gregg (Erin). Don and Susie are also the It was then that Athletic Administration drew Don back to Ohio where he served proud grandparents of six grandsons. as Athletic Director at Bucyrus High School for nine years. During that span, Don Don began his career in the fall of 1968 at Indian Lake oversaw the league schedules for the Northern Ohio League (NOL) as well as OHSAA High School where for three years he taught Mathematics tournaments in sectional and regional basketball, sectional, district, and regional Don Cooper and Physical Education. His coaching included one year as softball, and district and regional track. Don was also recognized by the Northwest Ontario Assistant Basketball, two years as Head Varsity Basketball, District Officials Association as the 1995 Athletic Director of the Year. In 1998, Don High School two years as Assistant Football, one year as Head Varsity Cross accepted the Athletic Director position at Ontario High School where he served for Country, and one year as Junior High Track. His next teaching/ fifteen years. During that time, he oversaw the league schedules for the North Central coaching position was at Upper Scioto Valley High School where he taught Mathematics Conference (NCC) as well as OHSAA tournaments in sectional and regional volleyball, for six years. His coaching responsibilities included one year as Assistant Basketball, and sectional, district, and regional basketball. Head Varsity Basketball for five years, Head Varsity Golf for one year, and Don served as Don retired in June, 2013, after serving forty-three years in education which included Athletic Director for one year. eighteen years in coaching and twenty-five years as High School Athletic Administrator.

6 2017 OIAAA Awards Banquet HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES Jeff began teaching English at New Middletown Springfield Jeff also represented Springfield's athletic interest in the ICL and the ITCL leagues, Local in 1984 and started coaching basketball and track and in the region and state as an executive board member of both the Mahoning Valley field during his first year. He continued coaching both sports at Coaches Association and the Northeast Ohio Interscholastic Athletic Administrators various high school and junior high levels until 1991 when he Association. He also worked as a Tournament sight manager at Springfield, for the was hired as Springfield 's athletic director. Northeast District Athletic Board, in the sports of football, soccer, baseball, and softball, As Athletic Director he was responsible for adding additional and was the District Track Meet manager at Springfield's facility. sports and levels of sports in both junior high and high school. He was also instrumental in the planning and construction Jeff was inducted into the Springfield Local Athletic Hall of Fame in January 2017. of improvements in the athletic facilities; these include He is a lifetime member of The Ohio State University Alumni Association and a member construction of a weight facility, new scoreboards for all courts of the Ohio Stadium Scholarship Dormitory Alumni Association. He currently serves as Jeff Dyer and fields, baseball and softball stadium renovations, a two president of the New Middletown Lions Club; a club that greatly supports Springfield Springfield Local million dollar football and all-weather track and field complex Schools, the athletic department and the Springfield Community in general. He, High School and significant additions to the outdoor practice facilities and and his wife Janet, have three children Laura Doran, Steve and Scott Parks and three playing fields. grandchildren Garrett, Macy and Davis.

Bill served as an assistant football coach for North College for the East-West All Star game several times. Bill served on the SW Athletic Director's Hill either as a paid assistant or a volunteer assistant from Association and the Ohio Interscholastic Athletic Administrators' hospitality committees 1970 to 2012 which gave Bill 42 years of coaching football for and has managed the SWODA Hospitality Room since 1995 and has either helped with the Trojans. Over those 42 years, Bill also coached girls’ track, or managed the OIAAA Hospitality Room at the NIAAA Conferences since 1997. Bill is freshman basketball and junior high basketball for North married to wife Sharron, has three children, Trent, Trina and Troy, and one granddaughter. College Hill. In 1989, Bill was appointed Assistant Athletic Currently retired from high school athletics, Bill works as an usher for the Reds, Bengals Director for North College Hill, a position he held until 2009. and Bearcats and in his spare time volunteers as a clown for the Cincinnati Shriners During this time he helped North College Hill manage the Hospital for Children. He currently is a member of the North College Hill Athletic Hall various high school girls’ basketball, soccer and volleyball of Fame, inducted in 2007. tournaments held at North College Hill. He has been very Bill Emeigh active in both the football coaches' association and the North College Hill athletic directors' associations. His involvement with the SW High School Football Coaches Association led to Bill’s selection as a coach

Lynn served as Athletic Director of Kenston High School for Committee to encourage and enhance the basic concepts of athletics to teach lifelong 22 years. Her list of contributions to her community and her values through athletic participation. As a result Kenston received the Harold Meyer Athletic Community is impressive. She began her Career with Sportsmanship award for 10 consecutive years. In addition, she played a major role a M.A. in Health and Physical Education and became a in adding to Kenston's athletic program, the sports of Hockey, Swimming, Ladies Certified Athletic Administrator through the National Golf, LaCrosse and Bowling. Believing strongly that academics and athletics cannot Interscholastic Athletic Administrators in 2003. Lynn served as be separated, Lynn also organized an award system that recognizes those teams and Department Chair of Kenston High School for Health and individuals with the highest overall grade point average for the season. Additionally, she Physical Education in addition to her duties as Athletic instituted the Kenston annual " Bomber Games" where students from each class, not just Director. athletes, compete in several organized sports for spirit recognition during the week of Lynn's contributions to the Athletic Community are extensive. Homecoming. Lynn Gotthardt, CAA She was a member of the NEOIAAA Executive Committee for In 2005, Lynn received the NEOIAAA Distinguished Service Award-Inside the Field Kenston 20 years where she served as President from 2005 to 2007. of Athletics. Additionally, she was honored by the Cleveland Plain Dealer in 2006 as one High School She was a member of the Northeast District Board for 6 years of the top 10 Athletic Directors in the Northeast Ohio area. In 2008, Lynn received the and served on the Officials Committee, All District Conference OIAAA Citation of Merit, in 2011 the NEOIAAA State Award of Merit and in 2014 the Chairman (2013) and President. Lynn also served on the Executive Committee of the NEOIAAA Athletic Director of the Year. OIAAA as well as presentor at the NEOIAAA and OIAAA State Conferences. She also In retirement, Lynn has been a Field Representative for OHSAA, served on the official served on the OHSAA Soccer Advisory and Diversity Committees and has a been an assigning committee for NEDB and retiree committee member for NEOIAAA. Lynn and OHSAA Tournament Director for Volleyball, Basketball, Wrestling and Soccer. her husband Claude continue to reside in the Kenston District. While at Kenston, Lynn developed a Captain's Council and Sportsmanship

Ron is a 1966 graduate of Bowling Green High School and teaching and coaching in 1999. a 1970 graduate of Bowling Green State University. He In 2003, Ron began his career in Athletic Administration at Central Crossing High obtained a Master’s Degree from The Ohio State University in School in Grove City and then moved to Grove City High School in 2005 as the 1972. Classified Athletic Administrator / Athletic Supervisor and continues in that position to After graduation from BGSU, Ron began a 29 year teaching the present day. He has been the site manager for Central District Sectional and District and coaching career with the Southwestern City School Baseball, Basketball, and Volleyball tournaments each and every year since 2003 as well District as a middle school physical education teacher; moving as State Football playoff contests until 2008. to Grove City High School in 1978. At Grove City, he coached Hutcheson has been inducted into the OHSFCA Hall of Fame, The Ohio Capital Football, Gymnastics, and Softball. His Greyhound Softball Conference Hall of Fame, and the Grove City High School Athletic Hall of Fame. teams won 399 games with four Final Four appearances, two Along with Kathy, his wife of 47 years, Ron has lived in Grove City for his entire Ron Hutcheson State Runners-up and the 1983 Class AAA State Championship. career. They have two children, Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Hutcheson, USMC and Karen Grove City Ron was inducted into the Ohio High School Fastpitch Softball Hutcheson Mihely, along with grand children Danielle, Cade, Ryan, Aiden and twins High School Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 1993. He retired from Kaitlin and Andrew.

2017 OIAAA Awards Banquet 7 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES Laurette began her career as a Physical Education teacher seventies to a program that could boast of 11 Varsity sports and 7 Junior Varsity sports (6 and coach (Volleyball, Tennis, Basketball, and Slow Pitch team sports – Volleyball, Field Hockey, Soccer, Basketball, Lacrosse, and Softball --- and Softball) in 1975 at Hathaway Brown School, an all-girls 5 individual sports --- Tennis, Cross Country, Golf, Swimming, and Track & Field). The independent day school in Shaker Heights. In 1981 she first state championship was claimed by the Field Hockey Team in 2002 and soon to became the Athletic Director. At that time there were 6 sports follow were state championships in Soccer & Basketball and state champions in Tennis, that played very limited schedules. Golf, Swimming, and Track. The culture of sports at Hathaway Brown School had indeed She began her work to change the culture of women in sports changed. Laurette mentored coaches and created a Coaches Council wherein ideas for at Hathaway Brown School and other independent schools. HB athletics were born, discussed and then supported by all coaches. She developed She was instrumental in the formation of the Private School a Sport Parent’s Association, and worked with the College Counseling office to help League for Girls’ Sports that included the following schools at student/athletes secure scholarships and positions on collegiate teams throughout the Laurette Payette, CAA various times during the history of the League --- HBS, Laurel, country. Hathaway Brown Hawken, Western Reserve Academy, Gilmour, Regina, Our Laurette earned her CAA in 2005. She loved participating in dialogue with fellow High School Lady of the Elms, and Andrews School. She served as the Chair ADs at the NEOIAAA and OIAAA conferences. She has consistently been the promoter of the league for several years and collaborated with fellow and scheduler for Girls’ High School Tennis sponsored by the NEOTA. She has been very ADs to develop Policies & Procedures, Championships, and Awards for the PSL. involved in the growth of girls’ lacrosse, a sport to be sanctioned by OHSAA in 2017. The Hathaway Brown athletic program grew from the 6 sports sponsored in the late She was also inducted into the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame this past September.

Theresa Schultheiss is a 1979 graduate of Logan High As the district athletic/activities director Theresa oversees all district athletic programs School. She worked at Smead Manufacturing in Logan for along with the activity groups such as band, theatre, music, FFA and many others. She fifteen years before pursuing a degree in education. She is proud that a vision four years ago to build a field house is now becoming reality earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics with the partnership of the athletic boosters and the school district. Ground breaking is Education from Ohio University in 1997 and in 2000 earned scheduled for April for a new 75,000 square foot, $5.5 million dollar multi -functional her master’s in Education Administration from Ashland facility, "The Chieftain Center". University. Theresa also serves as tournament manager for multiple sectional, district and Theresa was hired as a seventh grade math teacher for the regional events hosted by Logan High School. These include: boys and girls golf, soccer Logan-Hocking Local School District in 1997. She taught for and basketball, along with football, and volleyball. seven years before stepping into the role of assistant middle Theresa is a member of the Southeast Ohio District Interscholastic Athletic Theresa Schultheiss, CAA school principal/athletic director from 2004-2012. In 2013, Administrators’ Association (SEOIAAA), the Ohio Interscholastic Athletic Administrators’ Logan Hocking Theresa became the district’s athletic/activities director, Association (OIAAA) and the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators’ High School replacing longtime AD, Ron Janey. Association (NIAAA). As a member of the SEOIAAA, Theresa received the Horizon Her coaching career at Logan started as an assistant varsity Award in 2013-14 and the Meritorious Award in 2014-15. volleyball coach for five years and then varsity head coach for seven seasons (2000- Theresa resides in Logan with her husband, Jon, and their two dogs, Birdie and Putter. 2006) where she was named District 13 Division 1 Coach of the Year three times. She was also the SEDAB Athletic Director of the Year in 2016 and this past year she Theresa also coached junior high girls track for eight years. achieved the designation of CAA (Certified Athletic Administrator.)

Robin began her 40-year career at Northmont as a teacher of Recognition, inducted in 2012. As Northmont's Athletic Administrator, Robin began and coach for the first 18 years. She finished the last 22 years the Northmont Sportsmanship Club, which earned Northmont the OHSAA Harold A. as assistant principal and athletic director of 20 varsity sports. Meyer Sportsmanship Award for 15 years in a row. For the past 22 years, Robin has Robin is a graduate of Northmont High School, received her been a tournament manager for numerous sports for both the Southwest District and the undergraduate degree from Eastern Kentucky University and a Ohio High School Athletic Association. She has added 3 varsity sports and under her graduate degree from the University of Dayton. leadership, all competition sites have been renovated and upgraded. Robin established Robin coached fastpitch softball at Northmont for 18 years the Northmont Athletic Hall of Fame and her last 2 years she was instrumental in the with a record of 300 wins. She is one of the founding members design of the athletic wing of the new Northmont High School. She is a lifetime member of the Ohio High School Fastpitch Coaches Association and of the NIAAA and a member of SWODA and OIAAA. Robin has presented at the OIAAA served as the 3rd president of that organization. fall conference and is a certified trainer for the OHSAA sports education program. Robin Spiller, CAA She was inducted into the OHSFSCA associations Hall of Northmont Fame in 1993 and the Northmont Athletic Hall of Fame in High School 2005. She is also a member of the Northmont School's Roll

Ed Westerkamp is a graduate of Colerain High School in years later, he assumed the role as Athletic Director at the same high school. During his 1962 and the University of Cincinnati with a Bachelor’s degree career as Athletic Director, Forest Park High School had two State Championships in in Education in 1967 and a Master’s in Education in 1970. Track & Field. Westkamp ran OHSAA soccer and volleyball sectionals and state semi- He began his teaching career in December, 1967 at Taft final events. Also, during much of his AD career, he was an assistant administrator at the High School as a Physical Education teacher. In 1968, he school. started teaching and coaching at Greenhills-Forest Park City He was inducted into the Winton Woods Hall of Fame for his Forest Park Schools. He coached football and track. In 1970, Ed started accomplishments and he was also inducted into the Hall of Fame from Southwest Ohio the Greenhills Wrestling program and coached there for 2 Wrestling Coaches Association for officiating and coaching. Ed, affectionately known as years. He then moved to Forest Park High School and started Westy, is also in the Southwest Ohio Athletic Directors Association Hall of Fame where their wrestling team and coached until 1979. he served as secretary for a term. Ed Westerkamp Westerkamp started refereeing wrestling, cross country, Westy finished his career at Winton Woods High School and retired in 1998. He is Winton Woods track and softball including 14 sectionals, 13 districts, and in his 50th year serving the school district and still does the P.A. announcing for girls High School 5 state wrestling championships. He worked many OHSAA basketball games. Westerkamp still resides in the Winton Woods School District with his track meets as well as cross country meets. wife, Cathie. They have one son, Tony. In 1983 he became the Assistant Athletic Director at Forest Park High School. Two

8 2017 OIAAA Awards Banquet OIAAA YEARS OF SERVICE AWARDS 15-Year Awards 20-Year AWARDS Jon Payne, CMAA - Reading HS Tim Cook, CAA - Western Brown HS Joe Roberts, CAA - Lexington HS Tom Bean, CAA - Bellbrook HS James Collins, CAA - West Clermont HS Scott Stemple, CAA - Mason City Schools Barry Dutt - River Valley HS Terry Peterson - Jackson HS Sean Carmichael - Triway HS TJ Rockwell, CAA - Perry HS Christina Hart - Archbishop Alter HS Andy Jalwan, CAA - Strongsville HS 25-YEAR AWARDS Chad Little, CAA - Bloom-Carroll HS William Stewart - Lebanon HS Doug Miller - East Canton HS 30-YEAR AWARDS Scott Molfenter - Carroll HS Kent Asher - Carey HS Megan Henry - Columbus School for Girls Mike Muehlfeld - Anna HS

NIAAA State award of merit Phil is in his 13th year of education and athletic positions, previously cut in 2002, while also launching a new user friendly athletic administration. He is a graduate of Kings High School where department website and scheduling software system. Over the next two years, he has he was a four sport athlete. After earning his Bachelor’s of spearheaded projects that included the overhaul of the Tennis courts and the building of Science in Health and Sports Studies from Miami University in 2 additional playing fields for both baseball and softball, as well as the replacement of 1998, where he interned in the Athletic Department, Phil the Kings Stadium turf field and installation of a new track surface. In August 2012, Phil returned to Kings, first as the Assistant Athletic Director for brought national attention to the Kings Local School District and community as Kings Junior High then as the Associate Director of Athletics. He also Stadium hosted two high school football games featured as part of the annual ESPNHS held coaching positions as Junior High Basketball Coach, High Kickoff Classic presented by Gatorade. He has been named the 2011-12 SWOADA School Varsity Assistant Basketball and Football Coach over Horizon Award winner, 2012-13 OIAAA Meritorious Service Award winner, the 2013- that same time span. 14 SWOADA Athletic Director of the Year and the 2014-15 Frank Kovaleski Professional Phillip J. Poggi, CAA In the summer of 2002, Phil left education to help launch Development award winner, all voted on by his peers. Phil also worked closely with the Sycamore both the Anthony Munoz Foundation and ProCamps Kings Athletic Booster Club to produce their largest donation to date to the District in the High School Worldwide and continued to serve as a Basketball Coach at amount of $110,000 for the 2014-15 school year. Kings. In 2015, Phil was named the Athletic Director for Sycamore High School where he Before returning to secondary education, Phil spent one year working for the Marvin oversees thirty-nine (39) varsity sport programs and coordinates the scheduling of the Lewis Community Fund (MLCF), the Cincinnati Bengals Head Coaches local nonprofit High school and Junior High buildings. In two short years at Sycamore, he has worked organization. While with MLCF, Phil orchestrated the launch of the “Learning is Cool” closely with both the Sycamore Athletic Booster Club and District administration on program, an educational incentive program that rewards students for strong academic numerous facility upgrades including an installation of a new track surface, complete performance in Cincinnati Public Schools. overhaul of the school Natatorium, replacement and updates to the Main Gym and In 2009, Phil was named Athletic Director/Student Activity Coordinator at Aiken installation of a new surface in the Auxiliary Gym. High School in the Cincinnati Public School District. In two short years, Phil was able In addition to his role as Director of Athletics for Sycamore High School, Phil is to re-establish both the Marching Band program and Varsity Wrestling program while actively involved in the local, state and national athletic director's organizations. increasing after school activities for all students from 7 the previous year, to 25 total Currently, Phil is the President for the Southwest Ohio Athletic Directors Association, clubs at the end of year one. Phil also worked with district architects on the design and while also serving as the Vendor Chair for the annual OIAAA State AD’s Conference. development of the new athletic facilities for Aiken High School, which opened in the In addition, Phil is serving on the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators fall of 2013 while also working with the NCAA Clearinghouse to establish academic Association Board of Directors as the Section 2 Representative. Previously, he has served eligibility certification for the Falcons. He was also instrumental in establishing the as the Southwest Ohio Representative on the OIAAA Board of Directors and has served Cincinnati Metro Athletic Conference league website to help promote Aiken and the as a Leadership Training Institute instructor for the OIAAA and NIAAA Conferences. Phil other six conference schools. also serves as an OHSAA Tournament Manager where he manages boys and girls soccer, In June 2011, Phil was named Athletic Director (7-12) for the Kings Local School girls volleyball, girls basketball, and lacrosse. District, returning home after 9 years. During his first year, Phil facilitated the construction Phil resides in South Lebanon with his wife, Danielle and two children: Grace (13 and installation of a new Wrestling Room as well as the approval for installation of a years old) and Grant (7 years old). Steeplechase Pit. Furthermore, he successfully added additional supplemental coaching

2017 OIAAA Awards Banquet 9 NIAAA State award of merit (OHIO) Ralph Young, Delaware (1988) Dave Bell, CMAA, Zanesville (2003) Jerry Schoonover, Lima (1989) Mike Kovach, CAA, Beloit (2004) Roger Young, Pickerington (1990) Robert Denney, Kettering (2005) Ron Jones, Westerville (1991) Mark Princehorn, CAA, HIlliared (2006) Tim Flannery, North Olmsted (1992) Tom Farbizo, New Philadelphia (2007) Dennis Neff, Crooksville (1993) Charles A. Miley, CMAA, Delaware (2008) Joseph R. Prosek, Warsaw (1995) Matthew R. Shomper, CAA, Tipp City (2009) Michael Rotonda, Columbus (1996) Thomas R. Barone, CAA, Avon Lake (2010) Kurt Hansen, HIlliard (1997) Rick Brindley, CAA, Ashland (2011) Ray Steffen, Salem (1998) Thomas G. Nerl, CMAA, (2012) Jerry Bell, CAA, Dublin (1999) George Bellios, CAA, Ashtabula (2013) Ann Dustin (2000) Tim Cook, CAA, Mt. Orab (2014 Richard Weiss, CMAA, Canfield (2001) Tim Erickson, CAA, Ottawa Hills (2015) Joseph Nickel, Cincinnati (2002) Paul Powers, CAA, Aurora City (2016) NIAAA Distinguished SERVICE award (ohio) Name Location year NIAAA Dr. Sol Maggied Galloway 1982 Non-Member Dave Larimer Hillsboro 1983 Member Jerry Schoonover Lima 1987 Member Ralph Young Delaware 1990 Member Roger Young Pickerington 1991 Member Ann Dustin Cincinnati 1992 Member Jim Rolfes Springfield 1993 Member Alfred Lopez Newton Fall 1993 Non-Member Carol Wehmann, CAA Cincinnati 1994 Non-Member Fred Dafler Dublin 1995 Non-Member Dave Bell, CMAA Zanesville 1996 Member Fred Durkle West Alexandria 1996 Non-Member Michael Rotonda, CMAA Columbus 2002 Member William Schumacher, CMAA Chagrin Falls 2009 Member Paul Moses, CMAA Strongsville 2013 Member Glen Gillespie, CAA Sylvania 2014 Member Ray Ebersole, CMAA Grafton 2015 Member NFHS Citation award winners (ohio) Name Location year conference sherman Bowser Kettering 1976 San Diego Rex Warner Xenia 1979 Dallas Jerry Schoonover Lima 1982 Indianapolis Dick Fryman Columbus 1985 Anaheim Carol Wehmann, CAA Cincinnati 1990 Anaheim Tim Flannery, CMAA North Olmsted 1996 Orlando Ralph Young Delaware 1999 New Orleans David Bell, CMAA Zanesville 2001 Orlando Bruce Brown, CMAA Strasburg 2015 Orlando

10 2017 OIAAA Awards Banquet 2017 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS OIAAA BOARD OIAAa Executive board OF DIRECTORS SCHOLARSHIP OF DIRECTORS scholarship Parents: Mike and Angie Collier Parents: Scott and Shelly Kaufman Principal: Noeleen Rothhacker Principal: Elgin Card Athletic Director: Mike Collier Athletic Director: Scott Kaufman Athletic Letters: Football: 3 years; Basketball: 1 year; Athletic Letters: Volleyball: 4 years Track: 4 years Athletic Honors: First Team All League: Volleyball, Athletic Honors: First Team All League: Football, First Team All District: Volleyball, All Ohio: Volleyball, First Team All County: Football, Academic All League: Volleyball, Second Team All County: Track, USA Volleyball Training Team: Volleyball OHSAA Regional Finalist: Track. Grade Point Average: 4.28 Grade Point Average: 3.1 Attending: University of Tennessee-Chattanooga Jacob Collier Attending: Cleveland State University Megan Kaufman (Health and Exercise Science) Clearview (Nursing) Lakota West High School High School

OIAAa RALPH AND NANCY OIAAa NELSON THINNES YOUNG scholarship SCHOLARSHIP Parents: Rich and Sandra Dackin Parents: Art and Jolave Yoder Principal: Rick Gross Principal: Matt Johnson Athletic Director: Rich Dackin Athletic Director: Art Yoder Athletic Letters: Volleyball: 2 years, Cross Country: 1 year, Athletic Letters: Soccer: 2 years Basketball: 3 years, Track: 1 year Athletic Honors: Tri-County All Star: Soccer, Athletic Honors: Honorable Mention All League: Volleyball, Scholar-Athlete Award: 4 years First Team All League: Basketball, Honorable Mention All Grade Point Average: 4.137 District: Basketball Attending: The Ohio State University Grade Point Average: 3.82 (Engineering) Attending: Bowling Green State University Bailey Dackin (Elementary Education) Jared Yoder Bath Hiland High School High School

OIAAa Executive board OIAAa DOW NELSON OF DIRECTORS scholarship scholarship Parents: Craig and Renee Eier Parents: Christopher and Marla Young Principal: Ivan Gehret Principal: Richard Seas Athletic Director: Craig Eier Athletic Director: Tony Williams Athletic Letters: Volleyball: 3 years Athletic Letters: Volleyball: 2 years; Golf: 3 years, Basketball: Athletic Honors: First Team All League: Volleyball, 4 years; Softball: 4 years First Team All District: Volleyball, Athletic Honors: All League: Golf; Honorable Mention First Team All County: Volleyball All District Golf, Second Team All District Golf, Academic Grade Point Average: 4.178 All District Golf, Academic All District Basketball, Academic Attending: University of Tennessee-Martin All District Softball Wendy’s High School Heisman Selection (Molecular Biology) Grade Point Average: 4.0 Lucy Eier Caitlin Young Attending: Marshall University Tecumseh North Adams (Pharmaceutical Science) High School High School