DOCSLIB.ORG

All-Area Girls Basketball

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
All-Area Girls Basketball P44 Friday, April 17, 2015 | The State Journal-Register ALL-AREA GIRLS BASKETBALL FIRST TEAM ABBY BROCKMEYER BELLA FISHER MORGAN HECKMAN EMILY NORDSIEK ASHLEY SCHNEIDER 6-1 Soph. 5-10 Jr. 5-10 Sr. 5-6 Jr. 5-10 Sr. Litchfi eld Havana Riverton Athens Nokomis Two-year starter The top scorer After playing Point guard helped Three-time all- led Purple and rebounder big role on last orchestrate the area selection Panthers with on a very bal- year´s 2A Elite Warriors´ break- led her team with 17.1 points and anced team Eight team, had through season: 20.3 points, 7.6 11.1 rebounds averaged 10.4 even bigger role most wins (29) rebounds and 3.0 per game. Also points and eight for 20-8 team and fi rst regional steals per game averaged 3.7 rebounds for this season. and sectional titles and also hit 24 blocked shots and the 30-5 Ducks, Averaged 16 (Class 2A). Aver- 3-pointers and had 2.4 assists as Litchfi eld went 29-3, who won Class 2A sectional and points and eight rebounds and aged 12.5 points, 4.0 steals and 3.0 24 blocked shots. Led Nokomis to won Class 2A regional title and was Prairieland Conference titles. Shot shot 53 percent from the fi eld and assists. Named tournament MVP in 18-10 fi nish and Prairie State Confer- runner-up in South Central Confer- 51 percent from the fi eld and 63 .690 at the line. Her 1,531 career leading Athens to Riverton Christmas ence title. Finished with 1,888 career ence. Needs just two points to reach percent at the free throw line. points are No. 5 on the school list, Classic title. IBCA 1A-2A all-state points, third on school list. First-team 1,000 for her career. Second-team Second-team IBCA Class 1A-2A and her 922 rebounds are No. 2. third team; AP 2A all-state honorable all-state Associated Press (1A) and all-state Associated Press (Class all-state; Champaign-Urbana Champaign-Urbana News-Gazette mention; Champaign-Urbana News- IBCA (1A-2A); Champaign-Urbana 2A) and IBCA (1A-2A). Champaign- News-Gazette All-State Honorable All-State Special Mention 50. Will Gazette All-State Honorable Mention News-Gazette All-State Special Men- Urbana News-Gazette All-State Mention 100. play softball at Lincoln Land. 100. tion 50. Will play at Illinois Wesleyan. Special Mention 50. SECOND TEAM JILL NIEHAUS, 5-11 Soph., Sr., Beardstown; Sr. Riley FINAL AREA GIRLS STATISTICS Hunt, T-City 111 251 .442 Frerichs (Litch.) 17; Schmidt (Carl.) 16; Zachary, Carl. 32 73 .438 Brockmeyer (Litch.) 15; Clark (Wville.) 15; R. CARLY CAMERON, 6-0 Mount Olive: Led 20-10 Plumer, Rushville-Industry SCORING Kelly, Carl. 70 162 .432 Vaughn (Pana) 15; Brandis (Tay.) 14; R. Wildcats with 13.5 points Area special mention G FG FT Pts Avg Schneider, Nok. 216 504 .429 Plumer (Rush.) 14; C. Specketer (Hav.) 14; Jr., Hillsboro: Averaged Schneidr, Nok. 28 216 111 567 20.2 Henke, M.O. 155 363 .427 Denton (Pana) 13; Kulenkamp (Carl.) 13; 15.4 points, 8.4 rebounds, and seven rebounds a — Elly Bonnett, Soph., Daniels, T-City 27 203 76 484 17.9 Elmore, Luth. 106 250 .424 Rochkes (Pana) 13; M. Tanner (Aub.) 13; game. Also was second Havana Rawlins, Beard. 28 186 97 493 17.6 Nichols, Wav 96 230 .417 Hellen Vargo (Litch.) 13; Fitzgerald (Plains) 2.8 assists and 2.8 steals Brckmyr, Litch 32 212 99 538 16.8 Session, Hav. 46 111 .414 12; Hannig (Carl.) 12; Shearlock (Staun.) 11; for 20-9 Hiltoppers. Also hit on team in assists (3.1 per Cameron, Hills 30 164 126 463 15.4 Ferree, Hav. 36 87 .414 S. Sullivan (Wav) 11; Thornton (Paw.) 11; game) and steals (2.3). PRAIRIE STATE Scott, Carl. 30 178 95 458 15.3 Pearson, Riv. 67 162 .414 Wagoner (Hav.) 10. 10 3-pointers. IBCA 1A-2A Heckman, Riv. 28 165 87 422 15.1 Lindsey, Beard. 85 208 .409 all-state special mention. First-team All-MSM Con- CONFERENCE RPlumer, Rush 26 141 95 391 15.0 Martin, NMac 26 64 .406 REBOUNDING ference and Prairie State First Team — Jill Niehaus, BPaskach, I.C. 26 144 59 368 14.2 Niehaus, M.O. 152 375 .405 GTotAvg Tapscott, Ath. 33 195 53 447 13.5 Sarnes, Hav. 107 264 .405 Brockmeyer, Litch. 32 359 11.2 BETHANY DANIELS, 6-2 Conference. Mount Olive; Brianna Henke, Niehaus, M.O. 30 152 73 404 13.5 As Ford, T-City 87 217 .401 R. Plumer, Rush. 26 264 10.2 Mount Olive; Claire Snider, Bollinger, Tay. 30 150 97 398 13.3 Rawlins, Beard. 186 465 .400 Peebles, Wav 30 289 9.6 Sr., Buff alo Tri-City: Harden, Paw. 25 113 75 323 12.9 Lindsey, Beard. 28 247 8.8 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Repeat all-area selection AILEANA RAWLINS, 5-5 Alton Marquette; Emilee Peebles, Wav 30 155 73 383 12.8 Hunt, T-City 27 230 8.5 Sr., Beardstown: Talented Marcuzzo, Edwardsville Nordsiek, Ath. 33 151 72 413 12.5 FT FTA Pct Cameron, Hills. 30 249 8.3 was a dominant inside Henke, M.O. 30 155 66 374 12.5 Bonnett, Hav. 62 80 .775 Jarman, Gill. 26 215 8.3 player for 18-9 Tornadoes. three-sport athlete led 11-16 Metro-East Lutheran; Kari Hallemn, Hills 26 108 43 319 12.3 Henke, M.O. 66 86 .767 Scott, Carl. 30 239 8.0 Tigers with 17.6 points and Westbrook, East Alton-Wood Epperson, Ath 33 169 29 402 12.2 Brockmeyer, Litch. 99 134 .739 Langford, ISD 18 142 7.9 Averaged 18 points, 7.4 Tmasko, NMac 24 103 64 288 12.0 Harden, Paw. 75 106 .708 Heckman, Riv. 28 218 7.8 rebounds and 2.2 blocks. 2.5 assists per game from River; Ashley Schneider, EJessup, Aub. 30 118 58 346 11.5 Sarnes, Hav. 73 104 .702 B. Fisher, Hav. 33 254 7.7 her point guard spot. Also Nokomis; Josie Foster, Schmderer, I.C. 26 113 17 299 11.5 Heckman, Riv. 87 124 .702 Bernal, ISD 13 99 7.6 Finished with over 1,000 Elmore, Luth. 26 106 74 288 11.1 Tapscott, Ath. 53 76 .697 Schneider, Nok. 28 213 7.6 hit 65 percent of her free Nokomis; Taylor Oxford, Nelson, Routt 28 106 96 309 11.0 Koger, Riv. 56 82 .683 Pickett, M.P. 24 182 7.6 career points. AP Class 2A Schmidt, Gill. 25 99 71 274 11.0 Niehaus, M.O. 73 107 .682 Daniels, T-City 27 201 7.4 all-state honorable mention. throws. All-Prarieland Con- Bunker Hill Yakel, Plains 28 115 74 306 10.9 As Ford, T-City 32 47 .681 Kelly, Carl. 30 222 7.4 ference second team. Area honorable men- Bradshaw, I.C. 26 86 85 280 10.8 Salzeider, Paw. 51 75 .680 Bollinger, Tay. 30 218 7.3 Champaign-Urbana News- B. Fisher, Hav. 33 129 83 343 10.4 Yakel, Plains 74 109 .679 Stayton, Carl. 30 218 7.3 Gazette All-State Honorable tion — Alexis McDowell, Bernal, ISD 13 53 27 133 10.2 B. Paskach, I.C. 59 90 .656 Niehaus, M.O. 30 207 6.9 HONORABLE MENTION Nokomis Durham, Tay. 27 94 69 275 10.2 Daniels, T-City 76 116 .655 Wiegand, Luth. 26 170 6.5 Mention 100. Signed with Pickett, M.P. 24 104 34 242 10.1 E. Jessup, Aub. 58 89 .652 Thornton, Paw. 25 163 6.5 Truman State. (In alphabetical order) Clouser, Plains 28 106 41 279 10.0 Kuhn, Aub. 60 93 .645 K. Clark, Aub. 30 187 6.2 Daniella Bernal, 5-8 Jr., SANGAMO CONFERENCE Salzeider, Paw. 25 83 51 248 9.9 Rawlins, Beard. 97 151 .642 Siegert, Pana 22 133 6.0 Nichols, Wav 30 96 86 285 9.5 C. Kernich, M.O. 46 72 .639 Foster, Nok. 21 125 6.0 MICAH PEEBLES, 5-10 Jacksonville ISD; Amber First Team — Emily TSullivan, Wav 29 105 11 275 9.5 Knodle, Nok. 30 47 .638 Tapscott, Ath. 33 195 5.9 Clouser, 5-8 Jr., Pleasant Nordsiek, Athens; Morgan Murphy, M.O. 30 106 70 284 9.5 Burton, Wville. 77 121 .636 As Ford, T-City 27 157 5.8 Sr., Waverly: Led the Siegert, Pana 22 79 46 204 9.3 Penrod, Ath. 68 107 .636 Scharf, Litch. 32 186 5.8 WFNB co-op to 18-12 Plains;Alyviah Durham, 5-7 Heckman, Riverton; Emily Stayton, Carl. 30 123 26 276 9.2 Steffens, Litch. 33 52 .635 Niemeyer, Gill. 26 148 5.7 Sr., Taylorville; Katie Elmore, Jessup, Auburn; Emily Yakel, Burton, Wville. 26 69 77 239 9.2 R. Plumer, Rush. 95 150 .633 Henke, M.O. 30 153 5.1 record and MSM Confer- Bonnett, Hav. 34 107 62 310 9.1 J. Hughes, Hav. 124 196 .633 Penrod, Ath. 33 168 5.1 ence title this season with 5-10 Soph., Lutheran; Emmi Pleasant Plains; Micah Tap- Sarnes, Hav. 35 107 73 318 9.1 Elmore, Luth. 74 117 .632 Martin, NMac 12 61 5.1 Fisher, 5-8 Sr., Havana; scott, Athens Koger, Riv. 28 79 56 254 9.1 Murphy, M.O. 70 111 .631 Harden, Paw. 25 125 5.0 12.8 points, 9.6 rebounds Btschnaur, Tay 28 106 14 252 9.0 B. Fisher, Hav.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Elounda Executive Conference Centre the Ultimate Luxurious Escape, Elounda Beach Hotel & Villas and Elounda Bay Palace Await… Elounda Beach Elounda Bay
    elounda executive conference centre The ultimate luxurious escape, Elounda Beach Hotel & Villas and Elounda Bay Palace await… Elounda Beach Elounda Bay from Heraklion International from the cosmopolitan 65km Airport “Nikos Kazantzakis” 8km city of Aghios Nikolaos by several daily flights from Athens from the picturesque 35min (severa routes per day) 1.5 km fishing village of Elounda - Zeus Espace Vitalite Chenot Kafenion Dionysos - Cronos Greek Mediterranean cuisine - Mars - Ilios Oloundion restaurant & wine cellar - Venus Amphitheatre Artemis Main restaurant Sail-in bar Apollo “F” restaurant Argonaut Ariadne Italian restaurant Greek restaurant Blue Lagoon Thalassa Japanese Peruvian Cretan cuisine Restaurant Thalassa Veghera Private Bar Night bar Blue Flag Accommodation Options Offering an extensive range of accommodation options, from state-of-the-art, high-tech villas to family-friendly suites with a private garden, there’s a room type to please every traveller. Splendid club Classic Room Mountain View Splendid club Deluxe Bungalow Sea View Deluxe Room Sea View - bathroom Deluxe Room Sea View Splendid club Deluxe Room Sea View Gold club Deluxe Hotel Suite Sea View Gold club Junior Bungalow Suite Front Sea View Deluxe Hotel Suite Sea View - bathroom Deluxe Room Sea View Dining Every restaurant at elounda bay palace features excellent open areas on the waterfront for a safe culinary journey. Enjoy refined flavours with your family savouring authentic Cretan, fresh fish and delicious snacks & salads. Thalassa Cretan cuisine on the water’s edge Ariadne greek restaurant Aretoussa main restaurant “F” Mediterranean snacks & salads Sail-in bar Activities Outdoor swimming pool Indoor swimming pool well-fit studio Accommodation Options Offering an extensive range of accommodation options, from state-of-the-art, high-tech villas to family-friendly suites with a private garden, there’s a room type to please every traveller.
    [Show full text]
  • 2014 Clinicians' Bios
    Mike Tully, Total Game Plan, Clifton NJ – Coach Tully has been 2014 Nebraska Coaches studying peak performance for four decades, first as an international sports writer, then as a high school and NCAA coach, and now as an author, speaker and Association Multi-Sport blogger. He covered the 1980 Miracle on Ice and more than 100 consecutive World Series games. He Clinicians has earned multi coach-of-the-year awards, one state title and several conference championships. Tully's books include "Think Better, Win More!: How Sport Psychology Can Make You a Champion," "The Improvement Factor," and "Ten Things Great Coaches Know." His Keynote Address & Beyond X’s & O’s: area of focus is practice, and how to use mental skills to speed the improvement process. Dr. Jeff Duke, 3Dimensional Coaching, Clermont, FL – Dr. Duke is the foremost expert regarding the cultural influence on the coaching profession in our society. Sports Medicine: He has developed and authored the “3Dimensional Coaching” concept that has revolutionized the sport Nancy Nathenson, RRT, RYT, Respiratory Therapy Education coaching landscape. Dr. Duke has coached five Coordinator at Madonna Rehabilitation Hospital – Nancy has sports including football, basketball, track and been a respiratory therapist and educator for 30 years. field, cross-country, and tennis; and has directly supervised over 200 She is Vice President of the Nebraska Society for coaches in 17 different sports. His coaching experience encompasses Respiratory Care and the Respiratory Therapy youth level through the professional ranks, coupled with a multi-year Consultant for Lincoln Public Schools. She has stint as an assistant football coach at Florida State University under presented locally, regionally and nationally on legendary coach, Bobby Bowden.
    [Show full text]
  • Team Schedule Baseball Softball
    Team Schedule Abingdon-Avon High School Reid Kelso 600 W Martin St School Phone: 309-462-2338 2/28/2020 to 6/3/2020 Abingdon, IL 61410 Fax: 309-462-2492 [email protected] Baseball Boys Varsity Place Time Tuesday 03/24/20 Princeville High School Away 4:30 PM Saturday 03/28/20 Christian Liberty Academy (Route 41 Classic ) Away 12:00 PM Saturday 03/28/20 Illini Central High School (Rt. 41 Classic ) Away 2:00 PM Monday 03/30/20 United HS - Monmouth Away 4:30 PM Tuesday 03/31/20 Williamsfield High School Home 4:30 PM Tuesday 04/07/20 Havana Jr & Sr High School Away 4:30 PM Wednesday 04/08/20 West Central HS Home 4:00 PM Saturday 04/11/20 Farmington High School Home 10:00 AM Monday 04/13/20 Farmington High School Home 4:00 PM Wednesday 04/15/20 Galva Jr/Sr High School Home 4:30 PM Saturday 04/18/20 Peoria Heights High School Away 10:00 AM Monday 04/20/20 Peoria Heights High School Away 4:00 PM Wednesday 04/22/20 Ridgewood Coop Away 4:30 PM Thursday 04/23/20 Illini West Home 4:30 PM Saturday 04/25/20 North Fulton HS Away 10:00 AM Monday 04/27/20 North Fulton HS Away 4:00 PM Wednesday 04/29/20 Monmouth-Roseville High School Home 4:30 PM Thursday 04/30/20 Bushnell-Prairie City HS Away 4:30 PM Saturday 05/02/20 Brimfield High School Home 10:00 AM Monday 05/04/20 Brimfield High School Home 4:00 PM Saturday 05/09/20 Knoxville High School Home 10:00 AM Monday 05/11/20 Knoxville High School Home 4:00 PM Thursday 05/14/20 Macomb Jr/Sr HS Away 4:30 PM Boys Varsity/JV Place Time Thursday 03/26/20 Alleman Catholic High School Home 4:30 PM Wednesday 05/06/20 *Lewistown High School Away 4:30 PM Saturday 05/16/20 Mercer County High School Away 11:00 AM Softball Girls Varsity Place Time Thursday 03/19/20 Galesburg High School Home 4:30 PM Friday 03/20/20 Monmouth-Roseville High School Away 4:30 PM Tuesday 03/24/20 Knoxville High School Away 4:30 PM Wednesday 03/25/20 Princeville High School Away 4:30 PM Superintendent Principal Athletic Director Dr.
    [Show full text]
  • Coaching Staff Head Coach Jim Schmitz
    Coaching Staff Head Coach Jim Schmitz ..................................................32-34 Assistant Coach Skylar Meade ...............................................35 Graduate Assistant Coach James Conrad .............................36 Volunteer Assistant Coach Jason Belk ...................................36 OVC Regular-Season Titles: '98, '99, '01, '09 • OVC Tournament Titles: '99, '08 31 Head Coach Jim Schmitz EDUCATION Jim Schmitz Wilmington College ....................................Bachelor of Arts, 1979 Ohio State University ............M.S. in Sports Administration, 1986 Head Coach | 16 Seasons at EIU COACHING AWARDS AND HONORS 2001 ....................................................... OVC Coach of the Year Early in the 2006 season, Jim Schmitz won his OVC Champions (19-1) 1999 ....................................................... OVC Coach of the Year 300th game at Eastern Illinois and in the process NCAA Regionals (Waco, Texas) became the program's all-time wins leader. OVC Tournament Champions Overall Schmitz has registered 593 career OVC Champions wins in 22 years as a head coach at Eastern 1998 ....................................................... OVC Coach of the Year (1995-present), Cincinnati (1987-90) and OVC Champions Wilmington (1984-86). YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RESULTS (NCAA DIVISION I) Under Schmitz, EIU has won four Ohio YEAR SCHOOL RECORDS CONFERENCE FINISH Valley Conference regular-season titles, 2010 . Eastern Illinois .. 18-35 / 11-12 .................. Ohio Valley / 5th two OVC Tournament titles, posted a pair of 2009 . Eastern Illinois ..31-19* / 13-5^ .................. Ohio Valley / 1st runner-up finishes, and captured two West 2008 . Eastern Illinois .. 27-30 / 13-13 .................. Ohio Valley / 4th 2007 . Eastern Illinois .. 23-28 / 12-14 .................. Ohio Valley / 7th Division championships when the Panthers were a member of the Mid- 2006.. Eastern Illinois .. 31-24 / 17-10 ..................Ohio Valley / 3rd Continent Conference. 2005.. Eastern Illinois .
    [Show full text]
  • CUSD 304 Gets $900K Check United’S EAV Jumps P
    DELIVER TO BOXHOLDER PRSRT. STD. U.S. POSTAGE PAID ALEXIS, IL 61412 STORM PERMIT NO. 9 THE United High School Newspaper Volume 5, Issue 5 TRACKER IN THIS ISSUE: CUSD 304 gets $900K check United’s EAV jumps p. 2 But it was more than particular payment to the school said Whitsitt. “The state owes coming in on time, usually distrcit was just shy of three that money back by June 30, so within a week or so after the Stress hits all ages p. 3 three months late and months being late. I don’t think there will be much listed voucher date. However, at there’s no guarantee The district was scheduled to chance of our payments getting press time the state owed United A S.T.O.R.M. alert p. 4 future state payments receive another transportation back on track anytime soon.” nearly $100.000 in general state payment for the same amount With the backlog of unpaid aid on a voucher approved Janu- will be on time on December 29. However, the bills sitting on the comptroller’s ary 12. Elementary Menus p. 5 By Tony Kozelichki, Publisher website confirms the comptrol- desk, there is concern the state Of the funds received De- At the December 22 meeting ler’s office has yet to release won’t be able to pay its share cember 23, more than $465,000 HS calendar & menu p. 6 of the United Board of Educa- those funds. of the school district’s funding was in reorganization incentives tion, Superintendent Jeff Whitsitt “Right now we are about by the June 30 end of the 08-09 stemming from the 2007 annexa- Various winter activities informed board members of the $220,000 behind - mostly in fiscal year.
    [Show full text]
  • 2013 Media Guide
    1 2 3 4 6 7 .*$)"&-103$"30 5&--5":-03 53&7035)*&44&/ /*,&6/&4 +0/"5)"/$"1"440 %&3&,1&",& 4Pt# +St44 'St*' 'St*' 4St0' 4Pt0' 8 9 10 11 12 13 JEREMY Mc$"35: &3*$40-#&3( $"-&5"44* -6,&.&&5&&3 +",&-0/( &3*$,*/( 'St0' 'St*' 4St3)1 4Pt0' 4St3)1 4Pt3)1 14 15 16 17 18 19 "-&9&3%."// #3*"/,&--&3 .*5$)()&-'* 5:-&35)*$,& +645*/+"26*4) 4".,0&/*( 4St*'1 'St3)1 'St$ +St-)1 4Pt-)1 +St# 20 21 23 24 26 27 8*--'"%/&44 +645*/-"/(-&: /*$,-*/(7": +04)6"6)&/ (6//"3&"45."/ %3&81&"340/ 4St$ 'St-)1 4St*' 4Pt3)1 4Pt3)1 4St$ 29 30 31 32 33 37 +0/"5)"//*$, DREW HAACK .*,&4$)/&*%&3 3:"/40-#&3( 1"58*-40/ +",&5655-& 'St3)1 'St3)165*- +St-)1 +St#0' +St# 'St-)1 41 42 51 5 22 55 4".)"..&3 %"/#"38*$, ."554$)/&-- 4$055%0''&, $03:#*(-&3 $0-&$3"'5 4Pt0' 'St0' 'St$ )FBE$PBDI )FBE"TTU$PBDI "TTJTUBOU$PBDI Table of Contents / Quick Facts 1 General Information School ...............................University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee City/Zip ...............................................Milwaukee, Wis. 53211 Founded ...........................................................................1885 Enrollment .....................................................................30,000 Nickname ...................................................................Panthers Colors ............................................................... Black and Gold Home Field .................................................. Henry Aaron Field Capacity ..............................................................................500 Surface ............................................................................
    [Show full text]
  • DAILYEASTERNNEWS.COM Employees, Pumping Iron Students Reflect on Layoff Notices by Cassie Buchman Associate News Editor | @Cjbuchman
    Eastern Illinois University The Keep February 2016 2-4-2016 Daily Eastern News: Feburary 04, 2016 Eastern Illinois University Follow this and additional works at: http://thekeep.eiu.edu/den_2016_feb Recommended Citation Eastern Illinois University, "Daily Eastern News: Feburary 04, 2016" (2016). February. 4. http://thekeep.eiu.edu/den_2016_feb/4 This is brought to you for free and open access by the 2016 at The Keep. It has been accepted for inclusion in February by an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact [email protected]. MASTER MULDOON Eastern’s Patrick Muldoon BRUSHING THE DUST OFF proves himself as a Eastern professor Debra Reid freshman basketball presented on the agricultural player. causes of the Dust Bowl during a panel Wednesday. PAGE 8 PAGE 3 HE T aily astErn Ews Thursday,D February 4, 2016 E“TELL THE TRUTH AND DON’T BE AFRAID” n VOL. 100 | NO. 93 CELEBRATING A CENTURY OF COVERAGE EST. 1915 WWW.DAILYEASTERNNEWS.COM Employees, Pumping Iron students reflect on layoff notices By Cassie Buchman Associate News Editor | @cjbuchman The 200 layoffs of civil service employees announced by President David Glassman at a Faculty Senate meeting Tuesday have been on the minds of many at Eastern. Glassman said work is still being done to identify positions that will be laid off. Those who have been laid off will receive a letter and other information about the layoff, and will stop working at the end of the 30-day notice. Laura Smith, treasurer of the Civil Ser- vice Council, said she was overwhelmed when hearing the number of layoffs would be 200 since she originally thought the number would be 150.
    [Show full text]
  • 2010 Panther Baseball  1 2 3 4 5 8 9
    2010 panther baseball THE COVER The cover features EIU's four GENERAL INFORMATION INDEX TO CONTENTS seniors – Richie Derbak, Alex Location ....................................... Charleston, IL (21,000) Quick Facts & School Info .............................................. 1 Gee, Curt Restko and Josh Year Founded / Enrollment ......................... 1895 / 11,075 2010 EIU Roster ............................................................. 2 Wilson – as well as other key Nickname / School Colors ........... Panthers / Blue & Gray Program History: Draft Picks & Postseason Results ...... 3 returning players Zach Bo- Affiliation ................................................. NCAA Division I 2009 Season by the Numbers ........................................ 4 renstein, Josh Mueller and Conference .................................. Ohio Valley (14th Year) 2009 Season Recap ....................................................... 5 Mike Recchia. The Panthers' Stadium ............ Monier Field at Coaches Stadium (600) Coaching Staff .............................................................6-9 trophies from winning the 2008 Head Coach Jim Schmitz ........................................6-7 OVC Tournament and 2009 BASEBALL INFORMATION Asst. Coach/Recruiting Coordinator Skylar Meade .... 8 OVC regular-season champi- HEAD COACH Assistant Coaches James Conrad & Drew Locascio . 9 onships are also pictured in the Jim Schmitz .........................Wilmington College, 1979 Panther Profiles .......................................................10-34
    [Show full text]
  • 2015 Eastern Illinois Baseball
    2015 EASTERN ILLINOIS BASEBALL 4 OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES | 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES EIUPANTHERS.COM | 1 2015 EASTERN ILLINOIS BASEBALL 2 | @EIU_PANTHERS 4 OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES | 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES 2015 EASTERN ILLINOIS BASEBALL 4 OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES | 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES EIUPANTHERS.COM | 3 2015 EASTERN ILLINOIS BASEBALL 4 | @EIU_PANTHERS 4 OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES | 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES 2015 EASTERN ILLINOIS BASEBALL 4 OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES | 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES EIUPANTHERS.COM | 5 2015 EASTERN ILLINOIS BASEBALL OVC COMMISSIONER’S CUP EIU was second in the OVC Commissioner’s Cup for the 2013-14 school year. The award is a symbol of overall athletic excellence in Conference- sponsored championships. Since the new format was adopted six years ago, the Panthers have won three of the six OVC Commissioner’s Cups while placing second the other three years. EIU won in championship in 2009-10, 2010-11 and 2012-13. Matt Borens Peter Geraghty Major League Baseball NCAA Outdoor Championship, Draftee 4th Place Finish Jimmy Garoppolo Erik Lora Walter Payton Award Winner All-American NFL Draft Selection NFL Free Agent Signee Mick Viken Reynae Hutchinson NCAA Outdoor Championship, All-Conference Honoree in 9th Place Finish Volleyball and Softball EIU IN 2013-14 3 - OVC Coaches of the Year 2 - National Postseason Appearances 56 - All-Conference Athletes 1 - OVC Team Conference Title 138 - Academic All-Conference Athletes 9 - All Americans 4 OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES | 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES EIUPANTHERS.COM
    [Show full text]
  • Final Festivals Events in Elmwood, Williamsfield by JEFF LAMPE 10 P.M
    ****************ECRWSS***** PRSRT. STD. U.S. POSTAGE PAID Elmwood, Illinois Permit No. 13 Thursday Carrier Route Presort September 9, 2021 The Weekly Post RURAL BOXHOLDER Vol. 9, No. 27 LOCAL P.O. BOXHOLDER Hot news tip? “We Cover The News of West-Central Illinois With A Passion” Want to advertise? Serving the fine communities of Brimfield, Dahinda, Douglas, Duncan, Edwards, Elmore, Elmwood, FREE! Call (309) 741-9790 Compliments of Farmington, Kickapoo, Laura, Monica, Oak Hill, Princeville, Williamsfield and Yates City Our Fine Advertisers! THE BIRDS ARE COMING Final festivals Events in Elmwood, Williamsfield By JEFF LAMPE 10 p.m. and Saturday 2-4 and For The Weekly Post 6-10 for $5 per session. There is a sense of finality Classic Arcades and Con- associated with outdoor sole Gaming is also the events held in September. theme of the Fall Festival Summer is ending. Fall is ap- parade, which is Saturday at proaching. The message: Get 12:30 p.m. outside and enjoy the good Following the Elmwood weather while it lasts. event, Williamsfield takes Two chances for that come center stage on Sunday, Sept. this weekend. 12, with its annual Ag Day First up is the Elmwood Festival from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Fall Festival, which opens in Doubet-Benjamin Park. today and runs through Satur- The event – billed as “food day (Sept. 9-11). The annual and farm fun” – features 25 carnival in Central Park re- turns after a one-year COVID free activities (including farm absence to again feature food, simulators, an ag olympics Canada geese fly overhead at Pyramid State Park in southern Illinois.
    [Show full text]
  • Robinson High School 2016-2017
    RROOBBIINNSSOONN HHIIGGHH SSCCHHOOOOLL "Students of Robinson CUSD#2 schools will have the skills needed to be successful and productive citizens in a constantly changing, diverse world." 2016-2017 REGISTRATION GUIDE NOTE TO STUDENT: This handbook has been prepared for your use and reference as you plan your high school career. With help from your parents, counselor, and teachers, you will understand credits, learn about graduation and college requirements, and be able to make well-informed decisions when planning your high school education. REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION & PROMOTION CREDITS: 29 CREDITS 1. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS Four credits in English (only one credit of journalism will count toward the English requirement) *Note: All Juniors will be required to take 1 credit of English Three credits in Science Three credits in Math Three credits in Social Studies Three additional credits in core classes (includes English, Math, Science, Social Studies) ½ credit in Health Education ½ credit in Consumer Education One credit in applying Computers 2 credits in Fine Arts, Foreign Language, or Vocational Education 4 credits in Physical Education 2. PROMOTION, PLACEMENT, AND RETENTION A student’s progress toward graduation and receiving a diploma is determined by completing required coursework and earning the necessary credits. A student is only promoted when the necessary requirements are met or the student has completed the goals and objectives of an Individualized Education Plan (I.E.P.). It is the student’s responsibility to keep in contact with his/her counselor and teachers to ensure that all requirements are being met. Information about credit and course requirements is available in the guidance office.
    [Show full text]
  • Licking Summer Camps Go for Greater Basketball All Camp Team Sponsored by May 30-31, 2014 @ Rolla, MO
    Licking Summer Camps Go For Greater Basketball All Camp Team Sponsored by May 30-31, 2014 @ Rolla, MO Name School Year Randi Hancock (MVP) Bolivar SR Kaylie Rothdiener Bolivar JR Alexis Ufhmann St. James SR Ahslee Marlatt St. James SR Amber Walters Rolla SR Kanyssa Gibons Harrisburg SR Hailey Lowery Harrisburg SR Emily Parker Viburnum JR Ashlynn Boyer Viburnum SR Jaydn Fitzgerald Lesterville FR BRACKET RESULTS Bolivar 55 St. James 45 St. James JV 33 Bolivar JV 32 Rolla 8 47 St. James 8 24 www.lickingcamps.com Licking Summer Camps Go For Greater Basketball All Camp Team Sponsored by June 5-6, 2014 @ Belton, MO Name School Year Napheesa Collier (MVP) Incarnate Word Senior Naomi Johnson Incarnate Word Sophomore Kaylee Vantrunp Richmond Sophomore Natalie Denzer St. Pius (KC) Sophomore Jenna Bosch Butler Senior Courtnie Lewis Belton Sophomore Bailey Rollins Windsor Senior Morgan Fleming Liberty Junior Mikayla Bartlett Nevada Senior BRACKET RESULTS Incarnate Word Academy 51 Liberty 44 Incarnate Word Academy JV 50 Liberty JV 30 Incarnate Word Academy Soph 58 Belton 9 29 www.lickingcamps.com Licking Summer Camps Go For Greater Basketball All Camp Team Sponsored by June 12-14, 2014 @ Branson, MO Name School Year Jarrah Reynolds (Tri-MVP) Muldrow, OK Senior Mary Morgan Ellis (Tri-MVP) Conway Christian, AR Junior Taylor Plattner (Tri-MVP) Archie Senior Camille Wetzel Clinton Senior Madeline Ronshavser St. Louis Notre Dame Senior Madison Crain Norwood Senior Alex Minton St. Mary’s-Coglanm, KS Senior Harli Lindsay Bowling Green Senior Amari McCoy Muldrow, OK Senior Jodi Hill Heavener, OK Junior Kailee Chitwood Centralia Senior Sarah Shaw Lamar Senior Jade Varner Puntnum County Sophomore Delanei Hurt West Side, AR Junior Ashley Politte St.
    [Show full text]