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Issue Number 11 • Stevens Point, WI • April 15, 2005 _______________Charter Member National Federation of State HS Asso- ciations Vol. 81 – Issue Number 11 • Stevens Point, WI • April 15, 2005 Terri Schumacher, the head girls basketball coach at The Wisconsin Interscholastic At h- receiving honorable mention for the Oshkosh West High School and current president of the letic Association, in cooperation with award were Holmen, River Falls and Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association, will be the Ru ral Insurance, has selected the the coopera t i ve team of Ra c i n e feature speaker at the 2005 WIAA Scholar-Athlete Recep- team Sportsmanship Awards for the Case/Horlick/Park. tion Sunday, May 1 at the Westwood Conference Center 2005 winter championships. O w e n -Withee topped the list of in Wausau. The winners of the prestigious schools and communities in the run- Schumacher has experienced a great deal of success during her 18-year coaching career in basketball, which award are Lodi in team wrestling, ning for the award during the Girls followed an impressive collegiate playing career. O w e n -Withee in girls baske t b a l l , State Basketball Tournament. The As a player, she was named to the Division 3 Kodak O s h kosh Lourdes in boys baske t b a l l B l a c k h awks displayed outstanding All-America First Team at the University of Wisconsin- and Antigo in gymnastics. No win- sportsmanship and enthusiasm in Oshkosh in 1985. She was named to the All-Wisconsin ners were declared in boys or girls their semifinal win over then-unde- Women’s Intercollegiate Athletic Conference team in h o c ke y. feated Kickapoo and their loss to 1984 and 1985 after leading the league in scoring both Lodi receives the team wrestling Barneveld in the Division 4 title game. of those seasons. She still holds the UW-Oshkosh season records in award for the second time in the last Schools and communities receiving scoring with 710 points, field goals with 330 and steals Terri Schumacher three years, also winning the award in honorable mention recognition includ- with 133 in 1985. Schumacher also holds the school’s 2003. The Blue Devils were defeated ed Assumption, Barneveld, Holmen, single-game records for scoring with 41 points against UW-Green Bay in 1983- by Lomira in the semifinals 34-33, a Jefferson and Newman. 84 and steals with 10 against Winona State University in 1984-85. contest decided in the final match by Oshkosh Lourdes was selected to She currently ranks eighth on the career scoring list with 1,209 points an injury default. Receiving honorable receive the Sportsmanship Award in despite playing only two seasons with the Titans following her transfer from UW- boys basketball following its victory La Crosse. Schumacher was inducted into the UW-Oshkosh Hall of Fame in May, mention in wrestling was Coleman, 1996. Cadott, Lomira, Luxe m b u r g - C a s c o, over Bayfield in the semifinals and its As a coach, she has served as head coach for 13 seasons at Oshkosh West. Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln and Richland loss to four-time defending champion During that span, she has led the Wildcats to a pair of Fox Valley Association titles Center. Randolph in the Division 4 final. Cuba and four straight WIAA State Tournament appearances from 2002-05, which Antigo won the Sportsmanship C i ty, Monroe, Northwestern, Ra n- includes back-to-back State championships in 2003-04. Award presented in gymnastics. The dolph, River Falls, Roncalli and Blair- She inherited the program at West that posted a 4-17 record and finished Taylor, last year’s award winner, all last in the conference standings the year before she arrived. She has accumulat- Red Robins placed fifth in Division 1 at ed a 148-148 mark at the school, including a combined 86-15 record the last four the State Tournament. Progra m s See Sportsmanship, page 4 seasons. Prior to her current position, she had a five-year tenure as head coach at Plymouth (Wis.) High School. She led the Panthers to an Eastern Wisconsin Con- ference championship and the program’s first-ever State Tournament appear- ance. Schumacher has received several coaching honors during her career. She The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Board of Control gave was named the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association, Milwaukee Journal- Sentinel and National Federation of State High School Associations State Coach initial approval to a proposal for conference realignment that will affect the of the Year in 2003 and 2004. She was also named the the Associated Press schools of the Central Wisconsin, Cloverbelt and Lumberjack Conferences at Coach of the Year in 2003. She received conference coach of the year honors in its April meeting today. 2002 and 2003, and all-area coach of the year honors by the Oshkosh North- S e ve ral proposals for realignment in the northern area of the state have western in 2004 and 2005, and by the Appleton Post-Crescent in 2004. In addition to her leadership role with the WBCA, Schumacher is also the been studied over the past four years following the demise of the Lumber- president of the UW-Oshkosh National O Club. ✢ See Conference Realignment, page 15 When correcting spring coaches exams, please note the following changes to the answer templates that were sent to you. The answers/rule references we have listed on the Baseball Q & A's. Pages 10 & 23 Soccer Seeding Meeting Information . Page 6 school center and officials center are correct. Coaches Education. Page 23 Softball Q & A's . Page 5 Baseball Directory Changes. Page 23 Spring Baseball Seeding Eligibility Q & A's . Pages 8 & 14 Meeting Information . Page 13 Omit question 11 From The National Federation . Pages 18-21 Tennis Information. Page 17 Softball Games Wanted . Pages 11-12 Test Dates . Page 23 Omit questions 9, 19 and 34 Golf Information . Page 16 Track & Field Q & A's. Page 5 Recruiting Guidelines. Page 3 WADA Insights . Page 12 Track/Field Omit questions 10, 53, 54, 59, 89, 97, and 100 Website < http://www.wiaawi.org > Question 31 should be false email < [email protected] > General Use < [email protected] > Officials Depart. Page 2 • Aparil 15, 2005 • WIAA BULLETIN • Vol. 81 • No. 11 ___________________________________________________________________________________ ARROWHEAD Thurs., May 19 - 7 p.m. Tues., May 24 High School ___________________________________________________________________________________Kimberly Benson High School - N. Campus Com. Rm. 9 a.m. BADGER Mon., May 23 - 7:30 a.m. Mon., May 23 High School ___________________________________________________________________________________Jim Kluge High School - District Office 9 a.m. BAY PORT Mon., May 23 - 8 a.m. Mon., May 23 Bay Port High School (singles) SECTIONAL #1 – D.C. EVEREST ___________________________________________________________________________________Otis Chambers High School 10 a.m. Pulaski High School (doubles) EAU CLAIRE NORTH SUBSECTIONAL – Chippewa Falls, Eau Claire BEAVER DAM Mon., May 23 - 6:30 p.m. Tues., May 24 Beaver Dam High School/Wayland Memorial, Eau Claire North, Hudson, Menomonie, River Falls, Superior. ___________________________________________________________________________________Jane Bailey East Towne Mall - Olive Garden noon WAUSAU WEST SUBSECTIONAL – D.C. Everest, Lakeland, Marshfield, BROOKFIELD CENTRAL Sun., May 22 - 7 p.m. Tues., May 24 High School Rhinelander, Stevens Point, Wausau East, Wausau West, Wisconsin Rapids Dave Steinbach TBA 8 a.m. Lincoln. ___________________________________________________________________________________ SECTIONAL #2 – NEENAH EAU CLAIRE NORTH Mon., May 23 - 9 a.m. Mon., May 23 Eau Claire North & BAY PORT SUBSECTIONAL – Antigo, Appleton East, Appleton North, ___________________________________________________________________________________Dave Turner High School 10 a.m. Eau Claire Memorial Appleton West, Bay Port, Green Bay Southwest, Green Bay West, Shawano GREENFIELD Mon., May 23 - 6 p.m. Tues., May 24 High School Community. Brad Seegert High School Prin. Conference Rm. 8:30 a.m. KIMBERLY SUBSECTIONAL – Ashwaubenon, De Pere, Green Bay East, ___________________________________________________________________________________ Green Bay Preble, Kaukauna, Kimberly, Menasha, Neenah. HARTFORD UNION Mon., May 23 - 6:30 p.m. Tues., May 24 Pleasant Valley Tennis Club SECTIONAL #3 – MADISON MEMORIAL ___________________________________________________________________________________Ron Schlitt High School Room 163 9:30 a.m. (Jackson, WI) LA CROSSE CENTRAL SUBSECTIONAL – Baraboo, Holmen, La Crosse Central, La Crosse Logan, Onalaska, Sauk Prairie, Sparta, Tomah. KENOSHA BRADFORD Tues., May 24 - 8 a.m. Tues., May 24 High School VERONA AREA SUBSECTIONAL – Madison Memorial, Madison West, ___________________________________________________________________________________Kevin Guttormsen High School Library 9 a.m. Middleton, Oregon, Stoughton, Verona Area, Waunakee. KIMBERLY Sun., May 22 - 6:30 p.m. Mon., May 23 Fox Cities Racquet Club SECTIONAL #4 – OSHKOSH NORTH Brian Matz High School Main Office Conf. Rm. 8:30 a.m. HARTFORD UNION SUBSECTIONAL – Cedarburg, Germantown, Hart- ___________________________________________________________________________________ ford Union, Homestead, Port Washington, Slinger, West Bend East, West LA CROSSE CENTRAL Mon., May 23 - 7:30 p.m. Tues., May 24 St. T's Tennis (Winona, MN) Bend West. ___________________________________________________________________________________Joe Beran High School Commons 9 a.m. OSHKOSH WEST SUBSECTIONAL – Fond du Lac, Manitowoc Lincoln, Oshkosh North, Oshkosh West, Plymouth, Sheboygan North, Sheboygan NICOLET
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