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ChemDry.........................................................................................................14 Joseph & Lisa Bialek Brian Gluntz Chick-Fil-A..........................................................................................................5 Clow Restoration...............................................................................................19 Julie Gee Chuck Gluntz Contents Country Nutrition..............................................................................................14 Barry Gluntz Larry Moran Freedom 95.9..................................................................................................20 Coaches.................................................................................................................................................................4 Kevin Gluntz Allen Nyhuis Gathering Place................................................................................................17 Conference............................................................................................................................................................6 Grace Assembly of God......................................................................................18 James & Judy Hollinger Philip Wills Heirloom Oriental Rug.......................................................................................10 Schedule...............................................................................................................................................................7 Ivan and Shirley Magnuson...............................................................................11 Randy & Candy Tipmore Modern Glass....................................................................................................12 Seniors..................................................................................................................................................................8 Moser Consulting...............................................................................................16 Varsity...................................................................................................................................................................9 MyOasis Fitness................................................................................................13 Office Furniture Mart.........................................................................................6 Junior Varsity........................................................................................................................................................10 Preferred Print..................................................................................................18 Junior High...........................................................................................................................................................11 Qdoba................................................................................................................2 Ponder Tree Service...........................................................................................12 Cheerleaders........................................................................................................................................................12 Power Dyne......................................................................................................18 Junior Cats...........................................................................................................................................................14 Ray Skillman......................................................................................................4 Shively’s Lawn Care...........................................................................................14 Records................................................................................................................................................................15 Smallwood Appliances......................................................................................12 Opponents...........................................................................................................................................................16 Ad Index/Boosters................................................................................................................................................18 Fight Song We’ll sing the Wildcat fight song Online We’ll give the Wildcat cry We’ll fight the Wildcat battle Check out the Cats online! TV and Radio We’re the RED, BLUE, and WHITE www.homeschoolwildcats.com This year the Wildcats will be featured on television through- And in the glow of Vict’ry Follow Wildcat games live! out Indiana. The Wildcats’ home game against the Tippecanoe History cannot deny www.twitter.com/homeschoolhoops Tornados on Saturday December 19 at 7:30pm will be aired The Wildcats will fight and win tape delay via the HomeTown Sports Network (Comcast Chan- nel 81). Beneath the Hoosier sky! Listen on streaming radio! Press on Wildcats www.ustream.tv/channel/homeschoolwildcats All 40 Varsity Wildcat games (home & away - internet signal permitting) will be streamed online. Listen to Adam Ross and RED, BLUE, WHITE! Jordan Yant call the action on the Indianapolis Homeschool Become a Facebook fan! Wildcats streaming channel: www.ustream.tv/channel/home- Search “Indianapolis schoolwildcats Homeschool Wildcats” When you cannot attend a game home or away, you can also Watch Wildcat highlights! receive score updates via twitter. To follow the Wildcats on twit- wildcatmedia.uspatriots.us ter simply go to their page: twitter.com/homeschoolhoops. Overtime The 2009-2010 Indianapolis Homeschool Wildcats Game Program was designed and produced by Nathan Hart. Team photos: Gleem Photography Other photos: Emily Gluntz, Chris Magnuson, Kyle Mitchell Copy editing: Jeremy Bialek, Julie Bialek Ads coordinator: Jeremy Bialek Printing: Preferred Print 18 3 Homeschool Wildcats 2009-10 Head Coach Jeremy Bialek, VARSITY HEAD COACH (9th year, 161-108) Coach Jeremy Bialek began his Wildcats Coaching History Wildcats Varsity Highlights coaching career at Perry Meridian High 2001-2002.........................................8-23 NCHBC DI-4A Champions (‘09) School as a varsity assitant and later 2002-2003.......................................13-19 NCHBC Regional Champions (‘09) as the junior varsity coach. In his five 2003-2004.........................................9-18 One NCHBC 1st-team All-American (‘09) years at Perry, the Falcons won a sec- 2004-2005.......................................14-16 Two NCHBC 3rd-team All-Americans (‘09) tional title and finished Marion County 2005-2006.......................................21-10 No. 3 national homeschool ranking (‘09) runners-up twice. Perry Meridian’s 2006-2007.......................................20-13 Baptist Academy Holiday Classic Champion (‘06, ‘07) Coaches Andre Owens went on to play for the 2007-2008........................................35-5 California Homeschool Tournament Champion (‘08) NBA’s Utah Jazz and Indiana Pacers. 2008-2009.........................................41-4 Indy Shootout Champion (‘08, ‘09) A total of ten Falcon players continued Overall................................161-108 ICBA State Runner-up (‘09) playing in college - four of them at Division I schools, including two at ICBA Central Region Champions (‘09) Indiana University. Before coming to the Wildcats, Bialek coached the Coaching History ICBA Regional Runner-Up (‘03, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08) junior varsity for one year in his hometown of Syracuse at Fayetteville- 2000-2001: Fayetville-Manilius High School 2nd place
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