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OCT. 1 - NOV. 4, 2018 BULLETIN VOL. 8, ISSUE 3 NEWS AND INFORMATION ABOUT COLUMBUS NORTH HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS

IN THIS ISSUE Fall Scoreboard...... 2 Football...... 4 Boys Soccer...... 9 Girls Soccer...... 11 Cross Country...... 15 Girls Golf...... 17 Boys Tennis...... 19 Volleyball...... 23 Cheerleaders...... 25 Booster Club...... 29 Athletic Staff...... 31

MR. INTENSITY: Kevin Lin displays ferocity while remaining analytical while competing for the Columbus North boys’ tennis team. The senior – a two-time team most valuable player – carries a 12-5 record this season at No. 1 singles entering regional competition. BULL DOGS’ QUINTESSENTIAL TEAM PLAYER FORE!: Sophomore Nathaly Munnicha earned Columbus North senior thrives on court, excels in leadership role for boys’ tennis team all-state honors girls golf in 2018. CN GIRLS ole model. Kevin Lin. Lin, who hopes for a career in sports medicine GOLF PLACES Kevin Lin. Role model. or as an orthopedic surgeon, said he strives to R The Columbus North senior boys’ bring proper focus and footwork to each match. SEVENTH AT tennis player and the concept go hand-in-hand, “I’m intense when I play,” said Lin, who is STATE MEET according to Bull Dogs coach Kendal Hammel. considering Indiana, Purdue, Columbia, Michigan Lin has been the epitome of a quality player and Duke as possible college choices. “I try to Sophomore Nathaly Munnicha shot throughout his career, compiling a 58-31 play 100 percent all the time and try not to be a 78 on Sept. 29 for a two-round total record in varsity matches as four-year varsity sloppy or lazy. A lot of it is about my feet. I try of 158, leading the Columbus North regular. As a sophomore, Lin teamed with to get to the ball and stay properly balanced as girls golf team to a seventh-place finish in the IHSAA State Finals at then-senior Ammar Khaled to go 21-3 and earn much as I can.” Prairie View Golf Club. first-team all-state honors at No. 1 doubles. Another of Lin’s strengths is his tenacity. Munnicha’s score landed her in As a junior, Lin was 14-11 at No. 1 singles and “If I make a mistake, I am able to adjust,” he 22nd place individually, earning her a an honorable mention all-state selection. As a said, describing himself as analytical. “When spot on the 2018 all-state team. senior, he is 12-5 while leading the Bull Dogs others might get frustrated, I am able to stay calm The Bull Dogs totaled 682 as a to regional competition. and stay with my game.” team. Senior Alex Munnicha carded “I am really proud of Kevin in how he has Hammel points to Lin as an example of the a 162, junior Annie Anderson totaled worked to get to the level he is at now,” Hammel program’s high standards. a 175, sophomore Yestika Nischol said. “He constantly is trying to get better in “On the court, he gives everything he can to try posted a 186 and freshman Ella Wilks his shot selection and mental game. As a team to win matches as well as push others to do what had a 192. captain for two years, he has set the example of is expected from them,” the coach said. “It has MORE GIRLS GOLF INFO, what it takes to be good.” been a pleasure to work with him.” PAGE 17 2 BULL DOG BULLETIN OCT. 1 - NOV. 4, 2018

BULL DOG FALL SCOREBOARD FOOTBALL CROSS COUNTRY (BOYS & GIRLS)

DATE OPPONENT RESULTS DATE EVENT RESULTS (B/G) Aug. 17 Franklin W, 64-7 (1-0) Aug. 21 Columbus East W, 15-50 / W, 15-48 Aug. 24 Columbus East W, 17-16 (2-0) Aug. 25 Dave Bannon Inv. canceled, rain / 77, 3rd of 7 Aug. 31 at Southport * W, 41-36 (3-0) Sept. 1 CN Classic 73, 2nd of 17 / 74, 3rd of 15 Sept. 7 Roncalli W, 9-7 (4-0) Sept. 8 Eagle Classic 223, 8th of 15 / 121, 4th of 15 Sept. 14 at Guerin Catholic L, 10-17(4-1) Sept. 15 Conference Indiana 72, 3rd of 6 / 49, 3rd of 6 Sept. 21 Terre Haute North * W, 42-10 (5-1) Sept. 22 Shelbyville Invitational --- / 87, 3rd of 16 Sept. 28 at Bloomington South * W, 52-35 (6-1) Sept. 22 New Haven Invitational 119, 3rd of 19 / --- Oct. 5, 8 p.m. Bloomington North * Sept. 29 Nike Valley Twilight 288, 10th of 21 / 197, 7th of 18 Oct. 12, 7:30 p.m. at Terre Haute South * Oct. 6, 10:30 a.m. Brown Co. Sectional Oct. 26, 7 p.m. Sectional 8 vs. TBA Oct. 13, 10:30 a.m. Brown Co. Regional Nov. 2, 7 p.m. Sectional 8 vs. TBA Oct. 20, 11:30 a.m. Brown Co. Semi-State Nov. 9, 7 p.m. Regional vs. TBA Oct. 27, 1 p.m. IHSAA State Meet at LaVern Gibson Nov. 16, 7 p.m. Semistate vs. TBA Nov. 23, 7 p.m. State Finals at Lucas Oil

BOYS SOCCER GIRLS SOCCER

DATE OPPONENT RESULTS DATE OPPONENT RESULTS Aug. 11 at Southport * L, 0-2 (0-1-0) Aug. 13 at Center Grove W, 1-0 (1-0-0) Aug. 21 at Cathedral L, 1-8 (0-2-0) Aug. 16 Heritage Christian W, 5-0 (2-0-0) Aug. 23 Columbus East L, 0-1 (0-3-0) Aug. 18 Lawrenceburg W, 3-0 (3-0-0) Aug. 28 Center Grove L, 2-5 (0-4-0) Aug. 22 Columbus East L, 3-4 (3-1-0) Aug. 30 Franklin Central W, 1-0 (1-4-0) Aug. 27 Franklin Central W, 1-0 (4-1-0) Sept. 1 at Terre Haute South * W, 4-2 (2-4-0) Sept. 1 at Terre Haute South * W, 6-1 (5-1-0) Sept. 7 nci - Oak Park, Ill. L, 0-5 (2-5-0) Sept. 5 at Southport * W, 8-0 (6-1-0) Sept. 8 nci - McCutcheon W, 2-1 (3-5-0) Sept. 12 at Perry Meridian W, 10-0 (7-1-0) Sept. 8 nci - Downers Grove South, Ill. L, 0-4 (3-6-0) Sept. 15 Terre Haute North * L, 1-2 (7-2-0) Sept. 10 East Central T, 1-1 (3-6-1) Sept. 17 at Bloomington South * W, 3-2 (8-2-0) Sept. 13 at Perry Meridian W, 2-1 (4-6-1) Sept. 19 at East Central L, 1-2 (8-3-0) Sept. 15 Terre Haute North * W, 2-0 (5-6-1) Sept. 25 Batesville L, 2-3 (8-4-0) Sept. 18 at Bloomington South * L, 0-3 (5-7-1) Sept. 27 at Bloomington North * W, 1-0 (9-4-0) Sept. 20 Westfield W, 4-1 (6-7-1) Sept. 29 Franklin W, 7-0 (10-4-0) Sept. 22 at Bloomington North * L, 0-1 (6-8-1) Oct. 4, 7 p.m. fs - Franklin W, 7-0 (10-4-0) Sept. 25 at Seymour L, 0-4 (6-9-1) Oct. 6, 2 p.m. fs - TBA Sept. 28 Carmel L, 0-1 (6-10-1) Oct. 13, TBA Bloomington South Regional Oct. 1, 6 p.m. js - Jennings County Oct. 21, TBA Semi-State at TBA Oct. 3, 5 p.m. js - Floyd Central Oct. 27, TBA IHSAA State Finals at IUPUI Oct. 6, 7:30 p.m. js - TBA fs - Franklin Sectional Oct. 13, TBA Seymour Regional Oct. 20, TBA Semi-State at TBA Oct. 27, TBA IHSAA State Finals at IUPUI * Conference Indiana game nci - North Central Invitational js - Jeffersonville Sectional VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE, SEE PAGE 23 OCT. 1 - NOV. 4, 2018 BULL DOG BULLETIN 3 GIRLS GOLF BOYS TENNIS DATE EVENT RESULTS DATE OPPONENT RESULTS July 30 Bloomington South Invitational canceled, rain Aug. 17-18 at Jeffersonville Invitational 29, 3rd of 7 Aug. 1 Zionsville Invitational 329, 4th of 12 Aug. 20 Plainfield W, 5-0 (1-0) Aug. 4 Fall Preview 341, 7th of 18 Aug. 21 at Columbus East W, 5-0 (2-0) Aug. 6 Perry Meridian W, 162-216 (1-0) Aug. 23 at Southport * W, 5-0 (3-0) Aug. 11 Fuzzy Zoeller Invitational 305, 2nd of 12 Aug. 30 Perry Meridian W, 4-1 (4-0) Aug. 13 at Greenwood W, 172-203 (2-0) Sept. 1 at Center Grove L, 0-5 (4-1) Aug. 14 Batesville W, 162-202 (3-0) Sept. 4 n - Terre Haute South * L, 2-3 (4-2) Aug. 15 Roncalli canceled, rain Sept. 6 Franklin Central canceled Aug. 16 Jennings County canceled, rain Sept. 8 cni - Providence canceled, rain Aug. 18 Roncalli Invitational 320, 3rd of 18 Sept. 8 cni - Batesville canceled, rain Aug. 20 Bloomington North canceled, rain Sept. 11 at Bloomington South * W, 3-2 (5-2) Aug. 21 Seymour W, 164-191 (4-0) Sept. 13 Floyd Central L, 1-4 (5-3) Aug. 23 Shelbyville W, 163-225 (5-0) Sept. 15 at Terre Haute North * W, 5-0 (6-3) Aug. 30 at Southport W, 154-182 (6-0) Sept. 18 Greenwood W, 5-0 (7-3) Sept. 4 at Center Grove / Franklin 167-174-176 (8-0) Sept. 20 at Bloomington North * W, 4-1 (8-3) Sept 5 Martinsville canceled, rain Sept. 22 Silver Creek W, 5-0 (9-3) Sept. 8 Franklin Central Invitational canceled, rain Sept. 24 Roncalli canceled, rain Sept. 10 Conference Indiana 312, 1st of 6 Sept. 27 cns - Edinburgh W, 5-0 (10-3) Sept. 11 at Columbus East W, 166-190 (9-0) Sept. 28 cns - Brown County W, 5-0 (11-3) Sept. 12 at Greensburg / Col. East 155-183-187 (11-0) Oct. 2, 5:30 p.m. bnr - Seymour Sept. 15 Greensburg Sectional 322, 1st of 11 Oct. 3, 5:30 p.m. bnr - TBA Sept. 22 Lapel Regional 333, 1st of 18 Oct. 6, noon Jasper Semi-State Sept. 28-29 IHSAA State Finals 682, 7th of 15 Oct. 12-13 IHSAA team State Finals

cni - Columbus North Invitational ; cns - Columbus North Sectional ; bnr - Bloomington North Regional Oct. 19-20 IHSAA individual State Finals 4 BULL DOG BULLETIN OCT. 1 - NOV. 4, 2018

FOOTBALL: BULL DOGS AIM TO CLAIM 12TH CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP

ith a 6-1 record and standing 3-0 in Conference Indiana, the Columbus WNorth football team appears poised for a strong finish to an outstanding season. The Bull Dogs host Bloomington North on Friday for their Senior Night. They close the regular season on Oct. 12 at Terre Haute South. A pair of victories would give Columbus North the CI championship, which would be just the second CI crown and 12th league title in Columbus High/ Columbus North history. The Bull Dogs shared the CI prize in 2004, and they won or shared South Central Conference trophies in 1942, 1945, 1952, 1959, 1961, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1975 and 1988. A bye week follows, and the Bull Dogs will open Class 6A Sectional 8 action on Oct. 26 against either Center Grove, Franklin Central or ON THE LOOSE: Blake Huffman (34) looks for running room in the Bull Dogs’ game against Terre Haute North. The sophomore Jeffersonville. The sectional final will be Nov. 2, ran for 207 yards and two touchdowns in a 42-10 victory. with the regional, semi-state and State Finals in score. Both Scruggs and Lunsford missed some with an ailing knee. Junior Jackson Payne has ensuing weeks. The draw to determine sectional early games, but Scruggs now has 18 receptions added 47 tackles, while junior Landon Robbins pairings will be held Sunday. for 195 yards and one TD and Lunsford has 11 has contributed 45 tackles and junior Montez Through seven games, CN coach Tim Bless catches for 192 yards and three scores. Mitchell has produced 44 tackles. Also, senior generally is pleased with how the Bull Dogs Huffman has been the primary ball carrier, Riley Ables has 41 tackles, senior Will Redding have played. running 160 times for 856 yards and eight has 35 tackles, senior Bradley Gutierrez has 30 Senior Trenton Kelley and sophomore Blake touchdowns. He has two 200-yard games tackles and junior Daveed Jolley has 30 tackles. Huffman have been standouts on offense. Kelley (217 yards against Southport and 207 yards Robbins and Gutierrez have five tackles for has passed for 1,319 yards and 11 touchdowns against Terre Haute North), while Kelley loss apiece, while Mitchell has three TFLs and despite missing one game because of injury. has added 127 yards and three rushing junior Mitchel Collier has two sacks. Huser, Senior Dylan England played well in that one touchdowns on 45 attempts. Ables, Jolley, senior Jalen Paswater, junior Nick game, throwing for 45 yards in a 41-36 victory Collectively, the Bull Dogs have totaled 2,653 Holt, senior Chauntavious Davis and junior Nash at Southport. Kelley’s total includes a 358-yard in a balanced offense – 1,279 yards and 19 Johnson all have one interception. passing night in last week’s 52-35 victory at touchdown rushing as well as 1,374 yards and The Bull Dogs were tested in their victory Bloomington South, the second best single-game 11 TDs passing. In addition, junior Hunter Huser at Bloomington South, but Bless liked his passing effort in CN annals. provided a 91-yard kick return for a score against team’s resiliency. Primary receivers have been sophomore Bloomington South. “Offense gave us timely answers,” Bless said of Preston Terrell, Huffman, senior D’Andre Scruggs The defense, meanwhile, has allowed just his team. “And defense and special teams gave and senior Langston Lunsford. Terrell has 36 1,650 yards overall (just 484 rushing and 1,166 us just enough.” catches for 367 yards and two touchdowns, while passing). Senior linebacker Tay Wells paces the It is a formula that the coach hopes he Huffman has 19 receptions for 207 yards and one team with 51 tackles despite some missed time sees continue.

2018 COLUMBUS NORTH FOOTBALL STATISTICS (through Sept. 28: 6-1 overall, 3-0 CI) RUSHING: Huffman, 160 carries, 846 yards, 8 TDs; M. Johnson, 53-241-2; SACKS: Collier, 2 for 15 yards; Payne, 1-9; Gutierrez, 1-5; Redding, 1-3. Kelley, 45-127-3; Jolley, 14-63-3; Lofton, 4-28-1; Winick, 4-14-0; England, INTERCEPTIONS: Huser, 1 for 42 yards; Paswater, 1-37; Holt, 1-3; Ables, 8-(-18)-2. 1-0; Davis, 1-0; N. Johnson, 1-0; Jolley, 1-0. PASSING: Kelley, 105 of 170, 1,319 yards, 11 TDs, 4 int.; England, 7 of 15, PUNTING: Riley, 19 punts, 37.2 average, long of 56, 5 inside 20; Rivera, 55 yards, 0 TDs, 0 ints. 3-25.3-45-0. RECEIVING: Terrell, 36 catches, 367 yards, 2 TDs; Huffman, 19-207-1; PUNT RETURNS: Huffman, 11 for 5.6 average, long of 18; Ables, 2-5.0-11. Scruggs, 18-195-1; Lunsford, 11-192-3; Alejandro, 8-133-2; Huser, 8-114-2; KICKOFF RETURNS: Huser, 11 for 32.3 average, long of 91; Terrell, 3-19.3- Collier, 10-94-0; M. Johnson, 2-72-0. 26; Huffman, 3-9.7-17; M. Johnson, 1-4.0-4. TACKLES: T. Wells, 51 (29 solos-22 assists); Payne, 47 (35-12); Robbins, SCORING: Huffman, 9 TDs, 54 points; Rivera, 24-25 PATs, 5-8 FGs, 39 45 (33-12); Mitchell, 44 (24-20); Ables, 41 (30-11); Redding, 35 (15-20); points; Huser, 3 TDs, 18 points; Jolley, 3 TDs, 18 points; Kelley, 3 TDs, 18 Jolley, 30 (20-10); Gutierrez, 30 (17-13); Collier, 27 (16-11); Paswater, 20 points; Lunsford, 3TDs, 18 points; Alejandro, 2 TDs, 12 points; England, (14-6); Davis, 17 (15-2). 2 TDs, 12 points; M. Johnson, 2 TDs, 12 points; Terrell, 2 TDs, 12 points; TACKLES FOR LOSS: Gutierrez, 5; Robbins, 5; Mitchell, 3; Behling, 2; Ward, 5-5 PATs, 1-1 FGs, 8 points; Lofton, 1 TD, 6 points; Scruggs, 1 TD, 6 McDonald, 2; six players with 1. points; Payne, 1 safety, 2 points. OCT. 1 - NOV. 4, 2018 BULL DOG BULLETIN 5

2018 COLUMBUS NORTH FOOTBALL ROSTER

# NAME HT WT GRADE POS. # NAME HT WT GRADE POS. 1 Terrell, Preston 6'2 180 10 WR/DB 41 Gutierrez, Bradley 5'10 240 12 DL 2 Huser, Hunter 5'10 155 11 WR/DB 43 Sutton, Jacob 5'10 205 12 HB 3 Davis, Chauntavious 6'0 160 12 DB 44 Wells, Tayran 6'1 200 12 LB 4 Lunsford, Langston 6'0 170 12 WR 46 Robbins, Landon 5'11 195 11 LB 5 Greathouse, Zerek 5'8 150 11 DB 47 Wells, Rashan 5'8 225 11 DL 6 King, Jamal 5'11 175 10 DB 48 Holt, Nick 5'11 185 11 LB 7 Kelley, Trenton 6'5 205 12 QB 51 Mitchell, Montez 5'11 240 11 DL 8 Lofton, Royce 5'8 180 10 RB/DB 55 McDonald, Luke 5'9 240 11 DL 9 Rivera, Spencer 5'9 185 11 K/P 56 Montgomery, JJ 6'2 245 10 OL 10 Holt, Avrin 5'8 150 10 DB 57 Lay, Jackson 5'11 195 11 OL 11 England, Dylan 5'9 160 12 QB/WR 59 Newman, Avery 6'2 280 12 OL 12 Ruble, Cody 6'1 170 10 QB 60 Behling, Adam 6'1 230 11 DL 13 Scruggs, D'Andre 5'9 160 12 WR 65 Algee, Noah 6'1 235 12 OL 14 Hammons, Luke 5'8 135 9 QB 66 McKim, Garrett 5'8 235 10 OL 15 Patel, Eshaan 5'9 150 10 WR 67 Sebastian, Elijah 6'1 260 10 OL 16 Riley, Luke 5'7 160 12 K/P 68 Woodruff, Isaac 5'10 270 10 OL 17 Johnson, Nash 5'11 175 11 DB 69 Weber, Colin 5'9 180 11 DL 18 Greathouse, Kyle 5'11 155 10 QB/WR 70 Branstetter, Mason 6'0 265 10 OL 19 Bailey, Dmetri 5'8 165 10 LB 71 Davis, Jackson 6'1 255 11 OL 21 Alejandro, Giovani 5'7 165 11 WR/RB 72 Stahl, Konner 5'11 230 12 OL 22 Ables, Riley 6'0 170 12 DB 73 Austerman, Nate 6'0 250 10 DL 23 Bless, Luke 5'9 165 10 LB 74 Russell, Alex 6'2 255 11 OL 25 Ward, Carter 5'6 150 10 K/P 75 Dooley, Caleb 5'9 280 10 OL 26 Jolley, Daveed 5'11 160 11 RB/DB 77 Kirk, Dalton 6'0 280 11 OL 27 Seniour, Levi 5'9 160 11 DB 79 Smith, Nicholas 6'2 265 12 OL 29 Schwartz, Adam 5'8 180 10 LB 83 Duncan, Reed 6'0 170 10 TE 30 Winick, Charlie 5'8 150 10 WR/RB 84 Ocampo, David 5'11 230 11 DL 32 Paswater, Jalen 5'11 165 12 DB 86 Lopez, Bryan 6'0 185 10 TE 33 Payne, Jackson 6'0 185 11 LB 88 Collier, Mitchel 6'2 220 11 TE/DL 34 Huffman, Blake 5'7 170 10 RB 89 Frazee, John 5'10 160 10 WR 35 Hill, Keegan 5'10 180 10 DL 91 Redding, Will 6'2 220 12 DL 38 Brown, Nate 5'6 130 10 DB 94 Pearson, Matthew 5'7 195 10 DL 40 Hatton, Michael 5'11 210 11 HB/LB

VARSITY STAFF MANAGERS/ GAME SUPPORT ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Tim Bless STUDENT TRAINERS Quinn Hetherington Superintendent: Dr. Jim Roberts Teancum Clark Haven Andis Duane Risser Principal: David Clark Eric Elliott Lily Lunsford TEAM DOCTOR Assistant Principals: John Green, Susan Scott Trent Hillenburg Erika Bates Dr. Cary Guse Aaron Karrer Ashton Clark ATHLETIC STAFF Jason Perry Bailey Lofton Athletic Director: Jeff Hester, CAA Harvey Scruggs ATHLETIC TRAINERS Jessica McAninch Assistant Athletic Directors: Tim Bless, Wayne Roberts Jordan Sharp Steve Souder, ATC/L Kennedy Engelau Athletic Secretaries: Cindy McCoy, Bev Addis Levi Simpson Ashley Martin, ATC/L Shaelynn Scruggs Sports Information: Pat McKee 6 BULL DOG BULLETIN OCT. 1 - NOV. 4, 2018

2018 COLUMBUS NORTH FRESHMAN FOOTBALL ROSTER Head coach: Ray Gipson # NAME HT WT POS. # NAME HT WT POS. Assistant coaches: Brady 1 Jaxson Scruggs 5’5 125 WR/DB 22 Dylan Redmon 5’6 146 HB/LB Lofton, Jason Montgomery, Nick Shanks 2 Luke Hammons 5’7 133 QB/DB 25 Jackson Brunty 5’8 150 DB Athletic Trainers: Ashley 4 Qwenton Bolden 5’7 145 RB/DB 41 Hector De Deios 5’5 172 DL/K Martin, ATC/L; Steve Souder, ATC/L 5 Connor Essick 5’7 145 RB/DB 43 Joaquyn Nichols 5’6 165 DL 6 Walker Powell 5’9 135 LB/DB 57 Neal Likens 5’11 188 OL/DL Freshman Cheerleaders Harlee Allen, Megan Allman, 8 Bryce Abner 5’9 139 WR/LB 59 Jack Redding 6’1 152 OL/DL Josie Elwood, Sasha 9 Matthew Hager 5’10 144 WR/QB/DB 71 Connor Thornton 5’11 233 OL/DL Goodlow, Kylee Haddix, Gwyn Ho, Charly Kleinhenz, 10 Cole Hopkins 5’8 130 DB 72 Tucker Smith 6’1 238 OL/DL Lexie Meinz, Sasha Azzure 11 Ben Simon 5’10 128 WR/DB 74 Nathan Mann 5’10 208 OL/DL Ozaeta, Maddie Sprong, Olivia Sprong, Shayla 15 Ben Kleinhenz 6’4 161 TE/DE 75 Cody Miller 5’7 246 DL Witchurch 16 Hayes Rivera 5’7 125 WR/DB 77 Dawson Adams 5’7 231 DL Manager: Brooklynn Lortz 19 Max Fauber 5’8 158 HB/LB 83 Nick Semmer 5’10 150 TE Fall Cheer Coaches Sarah Frasier, Bianca Howe, Mollie Knoch, Tara Murphy, Cindy Owens OCT. 1 - NOV. 4, 2018 BULL DOG BULLETIN 7

MEET THE BULL DOGS: FOOTBALL PLAYER TAY WELLS

Class: Senior Age: 17 This season: Varsity team member By the numbers: Linebacker has totaled 51 tackles and three QB pressures for 6-1 Bull Dogs. Family: Parents Josh and Stacy; siblings Kierra, 18, and Rashan, 16 Favorite TV show: “Last Chance U” Favorite movie: “The Express” Favorite music: Hip-hop Favorite song: “No Role Modelz” by J. Cole Favorite color: Blue Favorite vacation spot: Cocoa Beach, Fla. Favorite late-night snack: Pop Tarts Sports role model: Ray Lewis Non-sports role model: Josh Wells Favorite subject: Economics Other school activities: Wrestling, Track & Field Career goal after college: Become a physical therapist Family in sports: Grandfather Johnny Kimbrough played for the Buffalo Bills Person in history whom you would like to meet: Ernie Davis If you won $1 million, the first thing you would buy would be: Clothes and supplies for a homeless shelter Best advice you have received: “Do what you do and be great at it” Three people (from history or alive now) for dinner: Ernie Davis, Ray Lewis, Tavon Austin If you could have a super power, what would it be: Time travel

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MEET THE BULL DOGS: SOCCER PLAYER ERNESTO PEREZ Class: Senior Age: 18 This season: Varsity team member By the numbers: Midfielder has one goal and two assists for 6-10-1 Bull Dogs. Family: Parents Antolin and Patricia; brother, Erik, 10 Favorite TV show: “SportsCenter” Favorite actor: Eugenio Derbez Favorite movie: “The Nun” Favorite music: Hip-hop Favorite artist: 69 Favorite color: Red Favorite vacation spot: Florida Sports role model: Philippe Coutinho Non-sports role model: My parents Favorite subject: Spanish Favorite late-night snack: Cereal Other school activities: Baseball Career goal after college: International business If you won $1 million, the first thing you would buy would be: A house for my parents If you could have a super power, what would it be: Super strength Family in sports: Father played baseball Three people (from history or alive now) for dinner: Omar Avila, Favio and Gonzalo

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BOYS SOCCER: BULL DOGS LOOK TO PLAY WELL IN POSTSEASON CONTESTS hen it plays well, the Columbus North attack with 25 points boys soccer team has had some very on 12 goals and Wgood moments. The 6-10-1 Bull Dogs one assist. Junior hope to carry that kind of effort into the Jeffersonville Sotaro Kaneda has Sectional, which they begin at 6 p.m. Monday by added eight points facing Jennings County (2-14-1). on two goals and A victory in that game would move CN into the four assists, while sectional semifinal at 5 p.m. Wednesday against sophomore Kurt Floyd Central, which received a first-round bye. Nusterer has six The sectional final is set for 7:30 p.m. Saturday with points on two goals Seymour, Jeffersonville, New Albany and Columbus and two assists. East vying in the other half of the bracket. Senior Ernesto Seymour, 12-3-0 overall and 7-0 in the Hoosier Perez has provided Hills Conference, is the sectional favorite. one goal and two “When we play well, we are a good team and assists, while senior the kind of team that no one wants to play in the Fraser Swan and postseason,” CN coach Tom Pollert said. “Still, we junior Andrew Goble FOCUSED: Junior Sotaro Kaneda (5) makes a play toward the ball during the Bull Dogs’ 4-1 victory need to play perfect to beat anybody. We aren’t taking have one goal and over Westfield. Kaneda has eight points on two goals and four assists. anyone lightly. We’ve learned that lesson this year.” one assist apiece. The sectional winner will advance to the Seymour Senior Zach Friend has provided two assists, while Recent highlights for the Bull Dogs include a 2-1 Regional on Oct. 13 against the winner of the senior Fabio Navarro and junior Ben Malone each victory over Perry Meridian, a 2-0 shutout of Terre Bloomington North Sectional. Winners from Castle has produced one assist. Haute North and a 4-1 triumph over Westfield. and Center Grove will meet in the other regional Senior Noah Kestler has a 1.75 goals against However, CN closed the regular season with semifinal. Seymour also will host a semi-state on Oct. average with two shutouts in 1,138 minutes in goal. consecutive setbacks to Bloomington North (1-0), 20, and the Class 3A State Finals will be either Oct. Friend, senior Edgar Garcia and sophomore Ben Seymour (4-0) and Carmel (1-0). 26 or Oct. 27 at IUPUI’s Carroll Stadium. Larken have been key contributors to the defensive The Bull Dogs look to finish the season on a Junior Graham Keele leads the Columbus North group in front of Kestler. good note.

2018 BOYS SOCCER ROSTERS (statistics through Sept. 1: 2-4-0) VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY

# NAME GRADE POS. G A PTS. # NAME GRADE POS. Head Coach: Tom Pollert 0 Noah Kestler 12 G 1138** 25** 1.75** 00 Jared Marquez 10 G Assistant 1 Colvin Iorio 10 G 191** 14** 5.86** 0 Wyatt Kuehner 9 G coaches: Chris Morlock 2 Will Holliday 9 M 0 0 0 3 Goumaro Guzman 9 F Preston Grimes 3 Luke Scneider 9 F 0 0 0 4 Jack Wright 9 F Jose Acosta Managers: 4 Zach Friend 12 D 0 2 2 6 Bryce Lynn 10 D Simon Grooms 5 Sotaro Kaneda 11 F 2 4 8 7 Alex Aguilar-Mendez 9 M Brandon Stewart 6 Jesse Williams 9 M 0 0 0 9 Alex Ruiz 9 F 7 Fraser Swan 12 M 1 1 3 10 Jorge Avila 10 M 8 Andrew Goble 11 D 1 1 3 11 Gustavo Lopez 10 F 9 Graham Keele 11 M 12 1 25 12 Daniel Kelley 9 D 10 Fabio Navarro 12 M 0 1 1 13 Jacob Gilliams 10 D 11 Edgar Garcia 12 D 0 0 0 15 Ricardo Navarro 10 D 12 Ben Malone 11 D 0 1 1 16 Blake Dillman 11 D 13 Sam Larken 10 M 0 0 0 17 Christian Ortega 9 M 14 Mauricio Brito-Zavala 10 M 0 0 0 18 Ben LaVelle 10 M 15 Jesus Hernandez 10 M 0 0 0 19 Nathan White 9 M 16 Kurt Nusterer 10 F 2 2 6 20 Sam Perez 9 M 17 Ernesto Perez 12 M 1 2 4 21 Marco Susalta 9 M 18 Vish Lelia 11 F 0 0 0 22 Miguel Saldivar 9 M ** Goalkeeper stats listed are Min., GA 19 Martin Figueroa 10 D 0 0 0 23 Roberto Cardoso 9 M and GAA 10 BULL DOG BULLETIN OCT. 1 - NOV. 4, 2018

MEET THE BULL DOGS: SOCCER PLAYER MORGAN BLANKENHORN Class: Senior Age: 17 This season: Varsity team member By the numbers: Defender has helped limit foes to 14 goals in 14 games for 10-4-0 Bull Dogs. Family: Parents Bryan and Marlena; siblings Kaley, 22, and Taylor, 20 Favorite TV show: “Shameless” Favorite actor: Jeremy White Favorite actress: Emmy Rossum Favorite movie: “No More Baths” Favorite music: Pop Favorite song: “Sweet Home” by Christian French Favorite color: Blue Favorite vacation spot: Madeira Beach, Fla. Non-sports role model: My sister Kaley Career goal after college: Dental Favorite late-night snack: Goldfish Crackers Family in sports: Dad played soccer at Ben Davis Person in history whom you would like to meet: Mahatma Ghandi If you won $1 million, the first thing you would buy would be: A koala If they made a movie about you, who would play you: Jennifer Lawrence If you could be on a reality show, it would be: “Big Brother” Best advice you have received: “If it doesn’t challenge you, it won’t change you” Three people (from history or alive now) for dinner: Jake T. Austin, Barack Obama, Ellen DeGeneres If you could have a super power, what would it be: To fly

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GIRLS SOCCER: TEWART SEEKING CONSISTENCY AS POSTSEASON BEGINS t 10-4-0 through the regular season, sectional, and the Columbus North girls soccer team the sectional Ais hopeful of making a good run in the final will be at 2 postseason. A year ago, the Bull Dogs advanced all p.m. Saturday. the way to the semi-state, and a repeat effort is not The Bull out of the question. Dogs defeated Freshman Jenna Lang leads the team with 36 Center Grove points on 16 goals and four assists. Senior Tanner 1-0 early in Johnson has added 28 points on 13 goals and two the season assists despite missing the past five games with but dropped a a broken collarbone. Junior Caroline Hollenkamp 4-3 decision has 13 points on five goals and three assists, while to Columbus sophomore Lauryn Whitley has 13 points on four East. The goals and five assists. Olympians Freshman K.J. Ely has eight points on three goals may be and two assists, while senior Larah Henderson and considered SOARING SAVE: Junior Kaylyn Bates (gray jersey) goes up to make a stop against Bloomington South. freshman Claire Lyvers each has two goals. Senior the sectional The Bull Dogs beat the Panthers 3-2 and placed second in Conference Indiana. Bailey Drum has one goal and two assists, senior favorite in that Rose Sardina and sophomore Samantha Crossman they also posted a 2-0 decision over the Trojans. each has two assists. “We just need to be consistent in how we play,” Franklin Sectional winner will face the winner from Junior Kaylyn Bates has a 1.00 goals against CN coach Derek Stewart said, whose squad beat Terre Haute North, while winners from Evansville average with eight shutouts in 1,114 minutes in the Bloomington North 1-0 and Franklin 7-0 in its final North and Floyd Central will meet in the other net. two regular-season games after dropping three semifinal. Columbus North received a first-round bye and of its previous four. “In spurts, we have played The semi-state will be Oct. 20 at either Seymour will open sectional play against host Franklin at 7 tremendous soccer. We just need to put full games or Evansville. The Class 3A State Finals will be Oct. p.m. Thursday in the semifinal round of the Franklin together.” 26 or Oct. 27 at IUPUI’s Carroll Stadium. Sectional. Columbus East, Whiteland, Center Grove The sectional champion will advance to the The Bull Dogs hope to be busy throughout the and Greenwood compete in the other half of the Bloomington South Regional on Oct. 13. The month.

2018 GIRLS SOCCER ROSTERS VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY Head coach: # NAME GRADE POS. G A PTS. # NAME GRADE POS. Derek Stewart 1 Kaylyn Bates 11 G 1,114** 14** 1.00** 2 Annagail Fields 9 D Assistant coaches: 2 Kate Kolhouse 10 D 1 0 2 4 Denise Drieux Perez 10 M Jose Acosta Jordan Slone 3 Rose Sardina 12 M 0 2 2 5 Laney Moore 10 M Manager: 4 Caroline Hollenkamp 11 M 5 3 13 8 Alayne Tsutsui 11 D Valeria Juarez 5 Tanner Johnson 12 F 13 2 28 9 Dani Aguilar 11 F 6 Alayne Davis 11 F 1 0 2 10 Helena Ho 10 M 7 Morgan Blankenhorn 12 D 0 1 1 11 Lulu Yang 10 M 8 Lauryn Whitley 10 M 4 5 13 12 Hallie Schwartzkopf 11 M 9 Elise Whitley 12 D 0 0 0 14 Erin Rawlins 10 D 10 Baleigh Drum 12 M 1 2 4 15 Rosie Figueroa 9 F 11 Hannah Grimes 11 M 0 0 0 17 Emma Bennett 9 D 12 Nitya Chenanda 9 D 1 0 2 19 Rion Stevens 9 M 13 Claire Lyvers 9 M 2 0 4 20 Marely Mychel Olguin 11 F 14 Abigail Hovis 11 F 1 0 2 21 Naomy Argueta Ventura 10 D 15 Samantha Crossman 10 F 0 2 2 23 Riley Stevens 11 D 17 K.J. Ely 9 M 3 2 8 26 Emilee Figueroa 11 F 19 Jenna Lang 9 M 16 4 36 31 Ella Furber 9 G 20 Larah Henderson 12 D 2 0 4 32 Layla Terry 9 G ** Goalkeeper stats listed are Min., GA 21 Ariana Ison 12 D 1 0 2 and GAA 12 BULL DOG BULLETIN OCT. 1 - NOV. 4, 2018

MEET THE BULL DOGS: RUNNER RISHI POLUDASU Class: Senior Age: 17 This season: Varsity team member By the numbers: Has a best time of 16:35.9 for 5,000 meters so far in 2018. Family: Parents Prasad and Saroja; sister Siri, 12 Favorite TV show: “The Office” Favorite actor: Donald Glover Favorite actress: Emma Watson Favorite movie: “Interstellar” Favorite music: Hip-hop, pop Favorite song: “Wake Me Up” by Avicii Favorite artist: Avicii Favorite vacation spot: New York City Sports role model: Eluid Kipchoge Non-sports role models: Mom and Dad Career goal after college: Doctor Favorite subjects: Calculus and Biomed Other school activities: National Honor Society, HOSA, History Club, Student Assembly Favorite late-night snack: Honey Bunches of Oats Person in history whom you would like to meet: Eluid Kipchoge or Mo Farah If you won $1 million, the first thing you would buy would be: Anything my parents want If they made a movie about you, who would play you: Karan Brar If you could be on a reality show, it would be: “The Amazing Race” Best advice you have received: “You’ll always regret what you didn’t do rather than what you did” Three people (from history or alive now) for dinner: Mahatma Ghandi, Martin Luther King Jr., Barack Obama If you could have a super power, what would it be: Super speed

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MEET THE BULL DOGS: RUNNER SYDNEY GECKLER Class: Senior Age: 17 This season: Varsity team member By the numbers: Has a best time of 20:10.8 for 5,000 meters so far in 2018. Family: Parents Samuel and Kelly; sister, Mackenzie, 19 Favorite TV show: “Riverdale” Favorite actor: Chris Hemsworth Favorite actress: Lili Reinhart Favorite movie: “The Princess Bride” Favorite music: Pop Favorite artist: Lauv Favorite color: Blue Favorite vacation spot: New York City or a national park Sports role model: Shalane Flanagan Non-sports role model: Michelle Obama Career goal after college: Urban planning Favorite subject: A.P. Geography Other school activities: Track & Field, National Honor Society, Environmental Club Family in sports: Father played football at Pike Favorite late-night snack: Fruit Person in history whom you would like to meet: Ada Lovelace If you won $1 million, the first thing you would buy would be: Running clothes If you could be on a reality show, it would be: “American Ninja Warrior” Best advice you have received: “Take control of the situation; don’t let the situation control you.” Three people (from history or alive now) for dinner: Barack Obama, J.K. Rowling, Cole Sprouse If you could have a super power, what would it be: Telepathy

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CROSS COUNTRY: DOGS STRIVE FOR STRONG EFFORTS IN TOURNEY SERIES ith the regular season now complete teams in their varsity race at the Nike and the state tournament series Valley meet. Junior Olivia Morlok led Wset to begin with the Brown County the girls with a time of 18:59.4 for Sectional at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Eagle Park, 17th place. Other efforts included both the Columbus North cross country teams sophomore Mackenzie Barnett in believe they can have a strong postseason. 19:50.8, sophomore Aric Tong in The boys enter the sectional after placing 10th 20:00.0, senior Sydney Geckler in of 21 teams in the varsity division last Saturday 20:10.8, senior Emma Smith in 20:19.2, in the Nike Valley Twilight Meet at the LaVern senior Abbey Landini in 20:40.7 and Gibson Course in Terre Haute. Senior John freshman Abby Jacobi in 20:56.3. Sluys paced the effort, placing 16th individually “We pulled in front of one of our semi- in 16:06.3. Others posting good times there state rivals by beating Bloomington were senior Sam Horak (16:35.9), senior Rishi South,” girls coach Rick Sluder said, Poludasu (16:44.3), sophomore Collin Pruitt noting that many CN athletes posted FAST COMPANY: Sophomore Mackenzie Barnett (1039) competes in a (16:47.4), freshman Matt Newell (16:51.0), season-best times. “This really gives us race earlier this season. Barnett has a season-best time of 19:27.2. freshman Reese Kilbarger-Stumpff (17:10.7) and a springboard for the state tournament. 18:52.3, 19:27.2, 19:47.7, 20:13.3 and 20:34.2. freshman Evan Carr (17.23.0). With the sectional (looming), we seem to be At the Conference Indiana meet on Sept. 15, “This is the same course we ran for Conference rounding into our best form at the perfect time. both squads placed third – the boys chasing Indiana (two weeks earlier), and 32 of 33 boys The feeling is that we just can’t wait.” Bloomington South and Bloomington North and ran at least 25 seconds faster than 14 days A week earlier, the boys placed third in the the girls just behind Bloomington North and earlier,” CN coach Danny Fisher said. “This highly competitive New Haven Classic and the Bloomington South. Sluys (16:38.4) and Pruitt shows our training is beginning to pay off. girls were third in the Shelbyville Invitational. (17:25.0) were all-conference for the boys. Morlok “We split our squad to give them a mental Sluys and Horak paced the boys at New Haven (19:37.2), Barnett (20:10.0) and Geckler (20:39.2) test before the tournament season and an with respective times of 16:14.4 and 16:18.6, were all-conference for the girls. opportunity to just focus on racing the course while Poludasu was clocked in 16:35.9, Newell The regional is Oct. 13 and the semi-state and learning it. … We have a goal of being in in 16:52.6 and Pruitt in 16:59.0. Morlok, Barnett, is Oct. 20, both at Eagle Park. The IHSAA the top 10 in the state.” Tong, Geckler and Landini were the girls’ fast state meet is Oct. 27 back at the LaVern The girls, meanwhile, finished seventh of 18 five at Shelbyville. Their respective times were Gibson Course.

2018 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY ROSTER 2018 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY ROSTER

NAME GRADE NAME GRADE NAME GRADE NAME GRADE Parker Ballard 10 Will Littrell 9 Ella Anderson 10 Julia Martin 12 Kaden Brooks 12 Matt Newell 9 Mackenzie Barnett 10 Olivia Morlok 11

Evan Carr 9 Rishi Poludasu 12 Jocelyn Carroll 10 Soumya Paliwal 10 Ryan Clulow 9 Collin Pruitt 10 Molly Dye 10 Karla Perez Gonzalez 11 Jackson Davis 10 Austin Pulkowski 10 Kate Falkner 11 Katie Richards 11 Jarrett Embry 12 Mickey Reisinger 10 Sydney Geckler 12 Nela Riddle 10 Sam Horak 12 Paxton Rush 12 Alyssa Green 9 Katherine Rumsey 9 Dominic Hovis 9 Dylan Sluys 9 Carly Harshbarger 9 Adeline Rush 10 Eric Huang 12 John Sluys 12 Ena Hopkins 10 Megan Saeger 10 Yash Kesti 12 Aidan Smith 10 Abby Jacobi 9 Saanvikha Saravanan 10 Will Kiel 9 Brayden Spalding 9 Kennedy Kerber 11 Sydney Sluys 10 Reese Kilbarger- 9 Ryan Spoon 11 Taylor Klingler 11 Emma Smith 12 Stumpff Andy Stohr 10 Abbey Landini 12 Caroline Swenson 12 Ethan Lax 9 Luke Swain 11 Hannah Larson 10 Claire Swenson 9 Parker Lee 12 Pranav Venkataraman 11 Emma Lawson 12 Aric Tong 10 Trevor Lirette 11 Zach Wager 9 Madeline Malcomb 10 Carson Littrell 11 Gabe Wills 10 Girls coach: Rick Sluder Boys coach: Danny Fisher Girls assistant: Leslie Weaver Boys assistant: Andrew Keffaber 16 BULL DOG BULLETIN OCT. 1 - NOV. 4, 2018

MEET THE BULL DOGS: GOLFER ELLA WILKS Class: Freshman Age: 14 This season: Varsity team member By the numbers: Averaged 89.44 strokes in nine 18-hole rounds in 2018. Family: Parents Tony and Kerrie; brother, Tyler, 13 Favorite TV show: “Stranger Things” Favorite actor: Tom Hiddleston Favorite actress: Winona Ryder Favorite movie: “Star Wars” Favorite music: ‘80s Favorite song: “Should I Stay or Should I Go” by The Clash Favorite color: Green Favorite vacation spot: Florida Sports role model: Lexie Thompson Non-sports role model: My mom Career goal after college: Architect Favorite subject: Math Family in sports: Grandfather Tom Wilks was a golf pro and instructor; dad played golf in high school and college Favorite late-night snack: Popcorn Person in history whom you would like to meet: Robin Williams If they made a movie about you, who might play you: Sadie Sink Best advice you have received: “Never give up; focus on my dreams; stay positive” Three people (from history or alive now) for dinner: Elvis Presley, Walt Disney, Stephen Hawking If you could have a super power, what would it be: Telekinesis OCT. 1 - NOV. 4, 2018 BULL DOG BULLETIN 17

GOOD FORM: Junior Annie Anderson (left photo) and senior Alex Munnicha follow through on respective shots in the Conference Indiana Tournament. Anderson claimed medalist honors in the event with a career-best 76. Munnicha was runner-up that day with a 77 and later was named academic all-state. GIRLS GOLF: BULL DOGS EXCEL THROUGHOUT STATE TOURNAMENT SERIES ophomore Nathaly Munnicha earned all- “We played well 2018 GIRLS GOLF ROSTER (stats through Sept. 29) state accolades, senior Alex Munnicha overall, but we had Swas named academic all-state and the a few too many bad NAME GRADE 9-AVG. 18-AVG. BEST Columbus North girls golf team posted its 20th holes,” CN coach Scott top-10 team finish by placing seventh at the Seavers said. “We are Annie Anderson 11 9/43.89 9/84.11 76 State Finals. young and played on a Gwen Anderson 9 8/50.25 2/99.50 95 Those were among the highlights for the 2018 tough course. We will season, which also included championships in the take this (result) and Erica Bishop 9 5/62.80 na/na na Conference Indiana, Greensburg Sectional and use it as a learning Macy Euler 9 9/49.00 2/98.00 90 Lapel Regional meets as well as an 11-0 mark in experience.” two- and three-school competitions. In the CI meet, the Tiffany Fu 9 6/50.33 na/na na Nathaly Munnicha paced the Bull Dogs with Bull Dogs had the Alexandria Munnicha 12 9/39.44 9/79.22 71 a 75.67 average in nine 18-hole rounds, and event’s top five scores she was individual medalist in the Zionsville en route to its 10th Nathaly Munnicha 10 9/37.33 9/75.67 69 Invitational with a 69 and the Greensburg league crown in the Yestika Nischol 10 8/44.13 9/89.44 81 Sectional with a 75. Alex Munnicha averaged past 12 seasons with 79.22 in 18-hole rounds with a best of 71 in the a 312 total. Anderson Paige Sherlock 10 5/62.60 na/na na Fuzzy Zoeller Invitational. led the team that Ella Wilks 9 9/44.44 9/89.44 80 Junior Annie Anderson averaged 84.11 in day with a 76. Alex 18-hole rounds, including claiming the individual Munnicha had a 77, Head coach: Scott Seavers Assistant coach: Brett White medal in the CI meet with a 76. Freshman Ella Nathaly Munnicha a Wilks and sophomore Yestika Nischol each 78, Nischol an 81 and averaged 89.44 for 18-hole rounds, Wilks with a Wilks an 84. posted a 91. best of 80 at the Zoeller Invitational and Nischol At the sectional, CN captured its sixth Columbus North was making its 26th with a best of 81 at the Zoeller and CI events. consecutive title and 22nd in program history appearance in the IHSAA girls golf State Finals. At the State Finals, Nathaly Munnicha posted with a 322. Nathaly Munnicha shot a 75, Alex The Bull Dogs now have finished in the top 10 an 80-78 – 158 to place 22nd individually. Alex Munnicha and Anderson had 79s, Wilks posted on 20 occasions – second once, third five times, Munnicha shot an 81-82 – 163 to tie for 29th an 89 and Nischol had a 90. fourth twice, fifth twice, sixth twice, seventh four place, while Anderson carded an 87-88 – 175 to At the regional, the Bull Dogs claimed the times, eighth once and ninth three times. CN’s tie for 56th place. Nischol recorded a 92-94 – 186 program’s seventh crown with a 333. Nathaly best finish was second in 1973. The Bull Dogs to tie for 73rd place, and Wilks had a 98-94 – 192 Munnicha carded a 76, Alex Munnicha a 79, placed fifth in 2014, tied for seventh in 2015, to tie for 80th place. Anderson and Nischol each had an 89, and Wilks placed third in 2016 and finished fourth last year. 18 BULL DOG BULLETIN OCT. 1 - NOV. 4, 2018

MEET THE BULL DOGS: TENNIS PLAYER BEN LARSON Class: Senior Age: 17 This season: Varsity team member By the numbers: Had an 8-3 record in JV doubles matches in 2018. Family: Parents Blake and Kristen; siblings Sam, 24, Jake, 22, Josh, 20, Hannah, 15, and Jonah, 12 Favorite TV show: “Psych” Favorite actor: Dule Hill Favorite actress: Carrie Fisher Favorite movie: “Star Wars” Favorite music: Indie Favorite song: “Never Gonna Give You Up” by Rick Astley Favorite group: Weezer Favorite color: Yellow Favorite vacation spot: California Sports role model: Kevin Lin Non-sports role model: Dallin Anderson Favorite subject: Calculus Other school activities: Volleyball Family in sports: Sam was a diver, Jake and Josh were wrestlers and all three played volleyball at CNHS. Favorite late-night snack: Goldfish crackers If they made a movie about you, who might play you: Nicolas Cage If you won $1 million, the first thing you would buy would be: Chocolate Best advice you have received: “Wherever you go, that’s where you are.” If you could have a super power, what would it be: Read minds

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BOYS TENNIS: BULL DOGS SET OBJECTIVE OF REACHING THE STATE FINALS he State Finals is a goal for the Columbus and played.” North tennis team. Following a seventh Senior Kevin Lin Tconsecutive sectional title, that objective has posted a 12-5 is a mere three matches away. record at No. 1 “Overall I am pleased with how we are playing,” singles, while junior said Columbus North coach Kendal Hammel, Bhavey Jain is 12-5 at whose squad takes an 11-3 mark into a regional No. 2 singles. Junior semifinal match against Seymour at 5:30 p.m. Eamon Ma is 6-1 Tuesday at Bloomington North. “We cannot take since taking the No. any team lightly, but we are the highest-ranked 3 singles spot, while team in the regional and we hope to play well.” junior Adam Saad Should CN beat Seymour, Bloomington South and freshman Nathan is the likely opponent in the regional final on Lin are 14-3 at No. 1 Wednesday. The Bull Dogs defeated the Panthers doubles. Junior Joey 3-2 on Sept. 11, but it was a close match. Zhao and freshman “We have changed our No. 3 singles Matthew Liu are 8-0 position, which is where we lost last time and together since Zhao was a spot where I thought we should win,” moved No. 2 doubles, Hammel said. “They have strong players at and Liu is 13-3 with DYNAMIC DUO: Junior Adam Saad (left) and freshman Nathan Lin have compiled a 14-3 record (Nos.) 1 and 2 singles, where we hope to a variety partners at at No. 1 doubles through sectional play. compete well. Doubles is key. They have good No. 2 doubles. teams, but I feel our tandems have stepped up Should Columbus 19-20 at Park Tudor. That event is for No. 1 to play well when expected.” North advance to state, it would face the winner of singles players and No. 1 doubles tandems that If Columbus North reaches the semi- the Center Grove 2 Semi-State at 3 p.m. Oct. 12 qualify by going unbeaten in earlier rounds of state, Castle could be the opponent at noon at Center Grove. A win there would move the Bull the postseason. Saturday in Jasper. Dogs into the state semifinals at 10 a.m. Oct. 13 at “Our team goal is to get to the (team) State “(Castle is) a good team and we could compete North Central. The state championship match is at Finals,” Hammel said. “We have a couple of well with them in all positions to possibly have an 2 p.m. Oct. 13 at North Central. strong matches to play, and hopefully we are edge,” Hammel said. “However, that is to be seen The individual State Finals is set for Oct. ready for those challenges.”

2018 CN BOYS TENNIS ROSTER (statistics through Sept. 28: varsity 11-3) Head NAME GRADE POS. REC. NAME GRADE POS. REC. coach: Noah Abfall 9 JV s,d 3-2, 7-2 Will King 11 V; JV s,d 4-2; 6-0, 3-0 Kendal Hammel Aditya Agrawal 10 JV s, d 1-0, 4-3 Joseph Kloepfer 10 JV s,d 5-3, 6-0 Asst. Luke Akhalaya 10 JV d 4-2 Atharva Kute 11 V; JV s,d 3-1; 3-0, 6-0 Coach: Robin Cain Tyler Allen 11 JV d 6-4 Ben Larson 12 JV d 8-3 Dallin Anderson 12 JV d 11-4 Kevin Lin 12 1S 12-5 Bennett Carson 10 JV s,d 0-1, 4-3 Nathan Lin 9 1D 14-3 Matei Cloteaux 9 JV d 3-5 Matthew Liu 9 3S, 2D 1-0, 13-3 Tirth Desai 10 JV d 11-2 Eamon Ma 11 3S, 2D; JV d 6-1, 3-3; 1-0 Mehul Dhillon 10 JV d 6-3 Trey Nebergall 9 JV d 4-6 Luke Enneking 10 JV s,d 4-2, 6-2 Rishi Rao 9 JV d 7-2 Andres Garcia 10 JV d 7-3 Adam Saad 11 1D 14-3 David Gutierrez 11 JV s,d 0-1, 1-2 Jacob Shinkle 10 JV d 9-4 Bhavey Jain 11 2S 12-5 Eric Stavnheim 9 JV d 6-3 Kyle Johnson 10 JV d 2-2 Charlie Terry 9 JV d 2-1 Shawn Joseph 10 JV d 6-3 Jiaxuan Wang 9 JV d 3-2 Sam King 9 JV s,d 0-1, 8-2 Joey Zhao 11 3S, 2D 5-3, 8-0 20 BULL DOG BULLETIN OCT. 1 - NOV. 4, 2018

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Top left: Fraser Swan (7) pushes the ball up field during Columbus North’s 4-1 victory over Westfield in boys’ soccer. Top right: Gabby Genth (18) goes up to hit the ball in a volleyball match against Franklin Central. Left: Chantavious Davis (3) and Jackson Payne (obscured) combine to tackle Terre Haute North receiver Deven Stillwell in the Bull Dogs’ 42-10 triumph. Bottom left: Eamon Ma fires a backhand during CN’s 5-0 triumph over Greenwood. Bottom center: Collin Pruitt (1520) competes in the Columbus North Classic cross country event. Bottom right: Baleigh Drum (10) celebrates with Jenna Lang after Drum’s goal in a 3-2 victory at Bloomington South. 22 BULL DOG BULLETIN OCT. 1 - NOV. 4, 2018

MEET THE BULL DOGS: VOLLEYBALL PLAYER MADDY SEBAHAR Class: Senior Age: 17 This season: Varsity team member By the numbers: 5-foot-3 libero has helped Bull Dogs to 8-14 record so far in 2018. Family: Parents Matt and Melissa; brother, Chris, 31 Favorite TV show: “The Vampire Diaries” Favorite actor: Ian Somerhalder Favorite actress: Blake Lively Favorite movie: “Gone Girl” Favorite music: Rap Favorite song: “Lucid Dreams” by Juice WRLD Favorite artist: Drake Favorite color: Black Favorite vacation spot: Miami, Fla. Sports role model: Misty May-Treanor Non-sports role model: My Mom Favorite subject: A.P. Psychology Other school activities: National Honor Society, Key Club, Diversity Club Career goal after college: Law or medicine Favorite late-night snack: Warm chocolate-chip cookies Family in sports: Dad was a swimmer at CNHS; mom competed in volleyball and track at Crothersville; brother played football at Columbus East and Taylor. Person in history whom you would like to meet: Helen Keller If you won $1 million, the first thing you would buy would be: A bunch of dogs If you could be on a reality show, it would be: “Are You the One?” Best advice you have received: “Fail gracefully and succeed humbly” Three people (from history or alive now) for dinner: Lily Meyercord, Kate McKinnon, Jonah Hill If you could have a super power, what would it be: Mind control

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VOLLEYBALL: BULL DOGS FACE UPCOMING CONFERENCE, SECTIONAL TESTS

he next two weeks ultimately will determine when CN competes in the Bloomington South the legacy of the 2018 Columbus North Sectional. The Bull Dogs drew a first-round bye and volleyball team. will face either Columbus East (8-16) or East Central T (23-2) at 11 a.m. Oct. 13. Bloomington North (9-14) Standing 8-14 overall and 2-0 in Conference Indiana, the Bull Dogs close the regular season and Shelbyville will meet in the other first-round with four matches this week, including three league match, with that winner facing host Bloomington matches. The schedule includes visiting CI-foe South (16-9) in the second semifinal. The sectional Bloomington South on Tuesday, traveling to Franklin championship match will be later Oct. 13. for a non-conference match on Thursday and The Bull Dogs enter this week after falling in nine hosting both Terre Haute North and Terre Haute of their last 12 matches. After beating Southport COMING AT YOU: Junior Emma Tynan (14) puts the ball over South in a pair of league contests on Saturday. The on Sept. 4 to move to 5-5, CN dropped matches the net during the Bull Dogs’ match against Southport. Bull Dogs could finish anywhere from first through to Franklin Central and Brownstown Central, went Freshman Sarah Bennett tallied nine kills and three fourth in the league. 1-3 in the New Albany Invitational, went 1-3 in the blocks, junior Gabby Genth provided eight kills and The stakes are even higher the following week Muncie Central Invitational, beat Bedford North Lawrence and dropped a hard-fought 3-2 senior Lauryn James had six kills and three blocks. In decision to Columbus East. addition, senior Maddy Sebahar produced 30 digs. DATE OPPONENT RESULTS Junior Emma Tynan recorded 14 kills, two “We’ve been really working on mental toughness, Aug. 14 at Seymour L, 1-3 (0-1) service aces and 10 digs in the setback to the staying calm and playing with confidence,” CN coach Caitlin Greiner told The Republic after the East Aug. 16 Shelbyville W, 3-0 (1-1) Olympians. Senior Agustina Fainguersch added nine kills, four blocks and 10 digs and senior Lily match. “In those tight (sets), it helped us and the girls Aug. 21 at Perry Meridian L, 0-3 (1-2) Meyercord contributed 30 assists and nine digs. didn’t shy away from taking big swings.” Aug. 23 Roncalli L, 0-3 (1-3) Aug. 28 at Blm. North * W, 3-2 (2-3) 2018 VOLLEYBALL ROSTERS Aug. 30 Martinsville L, 0-3 (2-4) VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY Sept. 1 nc - North Central L, 0-2 (2-5)

Sept. 1 nc - Park Tudor W, 2-1 (3-5) # NAME HT GRADE POS. # NAME GRADE POS. Sept. 1 nc - Connersville W, 2-1 (4-5) 3 Agustina Fainguersch 5’9 12 OH 1 Kathryn Rayburn 10 DS Sept. 4 Southport * W, 3-0 (5-5) 4 Reagan Kane 5’8 9 S/RS 4 Reagan Kane 9 S/RS Sept. 11 Franklin Central L, 0-3 (5-6) 7 Lauren Opalka 5’5 11 OH 11 Addie Risley 10 OH Sept. 13 at Brownstown Cent. L, 0-3 (5-7) 10 Carley Finke 5’5 11 DS 12 Sarah Bennett 9 MH Sept. 15 nai - New Albany L, 1-2 (5-8) 12 Sarah Bennett 5’10 9 MH 19 Alexa McKinley 10 OH Sept. 15 nai - Browns Cent L, 1-2 (5-9) 13 Maddy Sebahar 5’3 12 DS 21 Madi Roop 10 MH/RS Sept. 15 nai - Jeffersonville W, 2-1 (6-9) 14 Emma Tynan 5’7 11 OH 23 Holly Linn 10 S Sept. 15 nai - Jasper L, 1-2 (6-10) 15 Andrea Corbeels 5’7 12 MH/RS 24 Madison White 10 MH Sept. 22 mci - Muncie Central W, 2-0 (7-10) 16 Lily Meyercord 5’8 12 S 25 Ava McKinney 10 DS Sept. 22 mci - Mt. Vernon L, 0-2 (7-11) 17 Jalynn Reardon 5’7 11 DS 29 Alyse Pardue 10 DS Sept. 22 mci - Wapahani L, 0-2 (7-12) 18 Gabby Genth 5’8 11 MH/RS 35 Emma Derringer 10 MH/OH Sept. 22 mci - Elkhart Mem L, 0-2 (7-13) 19 Alexa McKinley 5’7 10 OH Varsity coach: Caitlin Greiner Sept. 25 at Bedford N. Lawr W, 3-0 (8-13) 20 Sophie McKinney 5’5 12 S Assistants: Andrea Behling, Daria Terrell, Sept. 27 Columbus East L, 2-3 (8-14) 21 Madi Roop 5’10 10 MH/RS Kathy Cox Oct. 2, 7 p.m. at Blm. South * 22 Kate Whaley 5’5 11 S/DS nc-North Central Invitational ; nai-New Albany Invitational ; mci-Muncie Central Invitational ; Oct. 4, 7 p.m. at Franklin 28 Lauryn James 6’1 12 MH bss-Bloomington South Sectional Oct. 6, 11:15 a.m. Terre Haute North * FRESHMAN Oct. 6, 2 p.m. Terre Haute South * Oct. 13, 11 a.m. bss - TBA # NAME POS. # NAME POS. # NAME POS. Oct. 13, 7 p.m. bss - TBA 2 Nicole Meza DS 9 Sam Wilkerson OH/DS 31 Delaney Roxbury MH Oct. 20, 12:30 p.m. Blm. North Regional 5 Olivia Pittman OH/RS 26 Sydney Cooper OH 32 Nya Davis MH Oct. 27, TBA Col. East Semistate 6 Grace Whaley OH/RS 27 Paige Osbourne MH 33 Emma Martin S Nov. 3, 5 p.m. State Finals (at BSU) 8 Sydney Donica OH 30 Grace Chapman S/DS 24 BULL DOG BULLETIN OCT. 1 - NOV. 4, 2018

MEET THE BULL DOGS: CHEERLEADER REAGAN CARR Class: Senior Age: 17 This season: Varsity team member Family: Parents Corey and Beth; brother, Evan, 15 Favorite TV show: “Friends” Favorite actor: James Franco Favorite actress: Jennifer Aniston Favorite movie: “Grease” Favorite music: Hip-hop Favorite song: “Perfect” by Ed Sheeran Favorite artist: Ed Sheeran Favorite color: Blue Favorite vacation spot: Hilton Head, S.C. Sports role model: Kiara Nowlin Non-sports role model: Lauren Akins Favorite subject: Math Other school activities: National Honor Society, Champions Together Career goal after college: Behavioral analyst Family in sports: Dad competed in football and wrestling in high school; mom was a swimmer and diver in high school; brother runs cross country for CNHS. Person in history whom you would like to meet: Elvis If you won $1 million, the first thing you would buy would be: An investment If they made a movie about you, who might play you: Reese Witherspoon If you could be on a reality show, it would be: “Keeping Up With The Kardashians” Best advice you have received: “Get your priorities straight” If you could have a super power, what would it be: Stopping time

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