Fishers High School 13000 Promise Road Fishers, in 46038

Fishers High School 13000 Promise Road Fishers, IN 46038

Administration Coaching Staff School Corporation: Hamilton Southeastern Schools Head FB Coach: (QBs/OC) Rick Wimmer – 92-58 (13 yrs) Superintendent: Dr. Allen B. Bourff Career: 256-141 (36 yrs) Fishers HS Principal: Jason Urban Varsity / JV Assistants: John Jud (DEs / Def. Coord.) FHS Assistant Principals: Steven Loser Keith Shelton (LBs / ST Coord.) Chrissy Sturgill Chris Chang (OL / Head JV Coach) Kyle Goodwin John Brooks (WRs / Video Coord) Deans of Students: Greg Miller Ross Springman (CBs) Patrick Schooley Tyler Mills (Safeties) Academic Dean: Heather Young Braden Tribolet (DTs) Guidance Director: Linda Brown Phil Norswether (RBs) Athletic Directors: Jim Brown TBA (TEs) Rob Seymour Athletic Secretary: Jenny Brooks Director of Bands: Charles Kunz HSE Central Office Phone: 317-595-4100 Head Freshmen Coach: Ben Wyss (OL, DL / OC) HSE Schools Website: www.hse.k12.in.us Freshmen Assistants: John Beeghly (RBs, LBs / DC) Larry Scally (QBs, DBs/ Co OC) Gerald Stanley (TE, DL) School Information Ryan Harris (WR, DBs) Enrollment: 3,500 Mascot: Tigers Support Staff School Colors: Red, Silver, White Strength Coach: Josh Jones Conference Affiliation: Hoosier Crossroads Conference Athletic Trainers: Bruce Willard IHSAA Class / Sectional: 6A / Sectional #4 FHS Office Phone 317-915-4290 Team Doctors: Dr. David Foulk FHS Athletic Dept. Phone: 317-915-4296 FHS Athletic Dept. Fax: 317-915-4299 Statistician: Matt Poisel FHS Website: www.hse.k12.in.us/fhs FHS Athletic Website: www.fisherstigersathletics.com Student Staff Managers Team Information : Seniors: Zoie King, Hannah Wendt Returning Lettermen: 27 Juniors: Jessica Cooke, Cassidy Field, Returning Starters: 14 Raegan Wolfgang Offense: 5 Sophomores: Ella Jones, Keira McClelland, Defense: 8 Jackie Pham, Linsey Snyder Kickers: 1 Video: Jack Bagley Offense: Multiple Pro Defense: Multiple 4-3 Stadium: Clarian Field at Reynolds Tiger Stadium Team History Capacity: 6,000 2018 Record: 4-7 All-Time FHS Record- 13 yrs: 92-58 Surface: Field Turf 2018 HCC Record: 2-6 / 5th All-Time HCC Record: 63-40 Coach Wimmer (office): 317-915-4290 x27143 2018 IFCA Rank: unranked All-Time Home Record: 47-24 FHS FB Website: www.fisherstigersathletics.com/football 2018 AP Rank: unranked All-Time Playoff Record: 21-12 Gridiron Club Website: www.fishersgridironclub.org HCC Championships: 2009, 2010, 2013, 2017 Fishers FB Twitter: @FballTiger Sectional Championships: 2010, 2012, 2017 Coach Wimmer Twitter: @CoachWimmer Regional Championships: 2010 Semi-State Championships: 2010 State Championships: 2010 (5A)

Fishers Tigers Football Schedules

2019 Varsity Schedule Date Opponent Place Time (F) Aug 16 Lawrence North (scrmg) Away 7:00 PM (F) Aug 23 North Central Panthers Home 7:00 PM (F) Aug 30 Pike Red Devils Away 7:00 PM (F) Sep 6 Noblesville Millers Away 7:00 PM (F) Sep 13 Hamilton Southeastern Royals Home 7:00 PM (F) Sep 20 Brownsburg Bulldogs Away 7:00 PM (F) Sep 27 Avon Orioles Home 7:00 PM (F) Oct 4 Franklin Central Flashes Home 7:00 PM (F) Oct 11 Westfield Shamrocks Away 7:00 PM (F) Oct 18 Zionsville Eagles Home 7:00 PM

IHSAA Football Tournament November 1 Sectional Game #1 November 8 6A Sectional Championship November 15 6A Regional Championship November 22 6A Semi-State Championship November 29-30 State Championships @ Lucas Oil Stadium

2019 Junior Varsity Schedule 2019 Freshmen Schedule

Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time (Sa) Aug 24 @ North Central 10 am (Sa) Aug 24 North Central (H) 10 am (Sa) Aug 31 Pike (H) 10 am (Sa) Aug 31 @ Pike 10 am (Sa) Sep 7 Noblesville (H) 10 am (Sa) Sep 7 @ Noblesville 10 am (Sa) Sep 14 @ HSE 10 am (Sa) Sep 14 HSE (H) 10 am (Sa) Sep 21 Brownsburg (H) 10 am (Sa) Sep 21 @ Brownsburg 10 am (Sa) Sep 28 @ Avon 10 am (Sa) Sep 28 Avon (H) 10 am (Sa) Sep 5 @ Franklin Central 10 am (Sa) Sep 5 Franklin Cent. (H) 10 am (Sa) Oct 12 Westfield (H) 10 am (Sa) Oct 12 @ Westfield 10 am (Sa) Oct 19 @ Zionsville 10 am (Sa) Oct 19 Zionsville (H) 10 am

Fishers High School Football TIGERBALL I t ’ s a n A t t i t u d e ! 2018 Season Results

2018 Schedule and Results (4-7) 2018 Team Stat Results Opponent Result Score Statistic FHS Opp. @ North Central L 7 – 31 Scoring 157 234 Pike W 31 – 14 First Downs 121 138 Noblesville L 9 – 21 Rushing Att / Yds 414 / 1525 392 / 1635 @ HSE L 10 – 14 Passing Att / Cmp. 214 / 81 210 / 113 Brownsburg L 20 – 27 Yds. 1,012 1,660 @ Avon L 0 – 33 INT / TDs 7 / 5 6 / 11 @ Franklin Central W 17 – 12 Total Off. Plays / Yds 628 / 2,537 602 / 3,295 Westfield W 11 – 7 Fumbles / Lost 19 / 8 15 / 9 @ Zionsville L 12 – 13 KO Ret / Yds 26 / 398 23 / 479 Pike (Sectional Semi-final) W 33 – 20 Punt Ret / Yds 11 / 111 14 / 28 North Central (Sect. Championship) L 7 – 42 Punts / Avg 46 / 36.3 38 / 30.8

Penalties / Yds 50 / 415 55 / 468

Returning Players in Italics. 2018 Individual Stat Leaders Rushing Att. Yds. Avg. TDs Tackles Solo Ast. TFL Yds Sacks Scally, Dylan 171 645 3.8 3 Brown, Geoffrey 88 24 16 -31 5 Lewis, HL 120 570 4.8 4 Davis, Emman. 55 13 5 -18 5 Noble, Matt 48 250 5.2 3 Molden, Roman 42 18 2 -3 1 Roux, Marcus 33 87 2.6 2 Lemaich, Alex 34 11 9 -37 2 Reiter, Billy 29 6 0 0 0 Receiving Rec. Yds. Avg. TDs Lassic, Jason 25 9 1 -3 0 Statz, Collin 34 567 16.7 3 Miles, Christian 16 15 5 -10 1 Jackson, Josh 8 102 12.8 0 Dunnuck, Seth 22 6 0 0 0 McCartney, M. 7 82 11.7 2 Adams, Thomas 6 50 8.3 0 Interceptions Int. Yds. TD BPU Freeh, Jack 5 62 12.4 0 Molden, Roman 2 79 1 4 Dunn, Jackson 1 31 0 2 Passing Att. Cmp. Yds (%) Int-TDs Dunnuck, Seth 1 31 0 0 Roux Marcus 123 49 595 40% 7 – 3 Davis, Emmanuel 1 26 0 2 Prewitt, Lucas 51 16 282 31% 0 – 0 Vore, Jon 39 15 124 38% 0 – 2 Fumbles Forced Recv. Yds Brown, Geoffrey 2 7 2 KO Return Ret. Yds. Avg. Molden, Roman 2 1 0 Kim, Shaun 8 133 16.6 Reiter, Billy 1 1 0 Jackson, Josh 6 107 17.8 Punt Att. Yds. Avg. In-20 YL Punt Ret. Ret. Yds. Avg. TDs Phillips, Jack 46 1,672 36.3 11 Statz, Collin 12 109 9.1 0 Kicking PAT FG Long Phillips, Jack 11/13 8/10 29

2018 JV Schedule and Results (2-6) 2018 Freshmen Schedule and Results (4-4-1) Opponent Result Score Opponent Result Score North Central L 19 – 27 North Central W 34 – 14 Pike Cancelled Pike W 21 – 12 Noblesville L 7 – 10 Noblesville W 14 – 7 HSE W 35 - 14 HSE T 21 – 21 Brownsburg L 7 – 26 Brownsburg L 0 – 26 Avon L 20 - 30 Avon L 6 – 28 Franklin Central W 39 – 20 Franklin Central L 0 – 22 Westfield L 13 – 35 Westfield L 6 – 28 Zionsville L 35 – 42 Zionsville W 41 – 14 Fishers Tigers Football 2019 Pre-season Outlook

The Tigers are looking to rebound from a disappointing 4-7 season. The record was made even more disappointing because, at times, the defense played well enough to keep the Tigers in most games but there was real difficulty in scoring points when the offense got close to the goalline. The result was only 151 points scored, lowest since 2006 (year 1 of the program). The Tigers settled for field goals 8 times, none more than 29 yards. Fishers was able to run the ball effectively at times with a solid offensive line and experience and talent at the RB position, but running the ball became more difficult because of an ineffective passing game. The defense was not without its issues as well as the Tigers often found themselves giving up 3rd and long situations to avoid getting off the field. If the Tigers are to compete for a championship this year, these issues must be addressed and corrected. Despite the 4-7 season, there are several seniors who the Tigers are going to need to replace and will be missed. Defensively, All-State football players Emmanuel Davis (University of St. Francis) and Roman Molden (Marian University) will leave big holes. Davis was a 3-year starter, a 2-year All HCC LB, and FHS Co-Most Valuable Defensive Player in 2018. Molden was a 2-year starter at SS, an All HCC defensive back, and the FHS Mental Attitude Award winner in 2019. Also in the secondary CBs Jason Lassic (25 solos, 9 assists, 1 intercept., 6 PBU) and Michael Longo (13 solos, 8 assists, 8 PBU) graduate. On the defensive line, Christian Miles (Trine University) had a very good year for the Tigers collecting 16 solos, 15 assists, a sack and an interception. Cam Field, a starter at defensive end, will also be missed. Offensively, the Tigers lost QB Jon Vore to injury very early in the season and never really found the answer to solid QB play for the remainder of the season. Jon will attend Butler on a baseball scholarship. 2-time All HCC WR Collin Statz, a 3-starter, finishes his career w/ 84 receptions, good enough for 4th in FHS history. Collin, despite the QB troubles, still managed to haul in 34 passes for 500 yards in 2018 and was voted the FHS Most Valuable Offensive Player. RB HL Lewis (Purdue Walk-on), although hampered by injuries throughout his career, was certainly a talent that will be missed. 3-year starters in the offensive line who the Tigers will need to replace are Nathan Pairitz (Wabash College) and Andrew Voskuhl. Pairitz was named the team’s Most Valuable Lineman. Also part- time starters in the OL including Albie Weir and Zach Smith will be missed. All 3 TEs who saw playing time have graduated including Jack Freeh, Jonah Dunnuck, and AJ Rivera (Franklin College). WR/PR Josh Jackson wan named Co-Most Valuable Special Teams Player for his contributions as a returner. The Tigers also had 8 seniors who excelled in the classroom as well as on the field by being named to the IFCA Academic All-State Team including WR Nick Cohoon, DE Sal Cohoon, RB HL Lewis, DB Michael Longo, DB Jonathan Nolting, WR Mason McCartney, OL Nathan Pairitz, OL Zach Smith, and WR Collin Statz. Despite the losses, the Tigers will rebuild around 27 returning lettermen which includes 8 defensive returning starters, 5 offensive returning starters, and some key returning special teams performers. Heading the list of returners are IFCA Junior All-State LB Geoffrey Brown and 3-year starter at OT Jonah VanDer Kamp (All HCC Honorable Mention). Brown will be a 3-year starter at LB and was an All HCC selection as a junior. VanDer Kamp, just a junior, started 10 games as a freshman and all 11 games as a sophomore. Both players are attracting Division 1 interest from numerous universities. The strength of the offense appears to be in the offensive line where the Tigers return 3 players who are expected to become 3-year starters. In addition to VanDer Kamp (6’6” 305, 17 ½ Pancakes), the OL returns senior OT Ethan Dye (6’3” 245, 20 Pancakes) and senior C Hayden Tobias (6’3” 260, 14 ½ Pancakes). Both can play OG if necessary, depending on who else works in as starters. Top contenders to earn playing time include junior OG Maximus Kohne (6’3” 285), senior OT Wyatt Puff (6’4” 240), junior C-OG Grant Stanley (6’3” 240), and junior OT Chris Jensvold (6’3” 235). Juniors Andrew Pleva (6’0” 220) and Hunter Reid (6’4” 235) as well as Sophomores Jaxon Hyatt (5’11” 245) and Matt Brewer (6’3” 235) will compete to earn a spot in the OL 2-deep. Tight End is a position where we have some youth that is going to need to grow up fast, but there is talent at the position. Top TEs are junior Caleb Gates (6’4” 215) who was injured early in the year after showing he was going to be capable of playing at a varsity level last year. Also junior Silas Martin (6’5” 230) and sophomore Greer DeSabatine (6’2” 210) look to have bright futures as TEs. Two seniors, Colton Keel (6’0” 190) and Jack Boatman (6’1” 180) will also get opportunities compete for playing time. The most experienced offensive skill position is the running back position where Fishers will return 2 RBs who started games in 2018 and some younger RBs who will bring depth to the position. Senior Dylan Scally (5’7” 170) rushed for 645 yards in 2018 and over 300 yards as a sophomore in 2017 returns as a starter in numerous games over the past 2 years. Senior Matt Noble (5’8” 185), who rushed for 250 yards last year on just 48 carries (5.2 ypc), came on late in the year to show he is very capable. Junior Shaun Kim (5’11” 180) and sophomore Dominic Oliverio (6’0” 180) will provide depth to make this position a solid group on this team. When the Tigers choose to use a fullback, 2 players will vie for playing time including senior Adam Norton (5’9” 215) and junior Ian Willoughby (6’0” 190). The wide receiver position, however, returns very little experience. Senior Nick Leath (6’2” 180) is the leading returning receiver with just 4 catches in 2018. Senior Reece Boland (5’10” 160) and sophomore Jeffrey Simmons (6’5” 195) are the only other players to catch passes in 2018. Other newcomers who have displayed some talent include junior Reggie Cook (5’9” 140), senior Kristian Jones (5’9” 150), junior Andrew Colsten (5’10” 155) and sophomore Collin McPeek. Simmons was a freshmen last year who was moved to the varsity about mid-year and showed strong signs of being an excellent receiver threat, but an injury cut short the football season; However, he hit the basketball court to become a starter for the program and earned All-HCC honors. It is a talented group of receivers but determining who is going to pull the trigger at the QB position will have a lot to do with the success of the offense. Taking over the QB position after Vore’s injury last season was Marcus Roux (6’2” 175), now a senior, who struggled as a passer at times (49 or 123, 40%, 595 yds, 7 int, 3 TDs) but showed some progress late in the year. Junior Lucas Prewitt (6’3” 210) started 2 games last year as well completing just 16 of 51 passes (31 %, 282 yds, 0 TDs, 0 Int). Junior Eddy Ebanks III (6’0” 175) showed progress after transferring in the summer. Another prospect will be senior Collin Shelton (6’1” 185) who has been a 2-year starter at DB. Collin has not played QB since he was a freshman because of a shoulder injury as a sophomore that prevented him from throwing but allowed him to play defense. He is a good athlete and leader who will be given an opportunity to see what he can do. One of the QBs will need to separate himself as a leader and efficient performer to get the Tiger offense on track. On defense the Tigers return one of the top inside linebackers in Indiana in Geoffrey Brown (6’2” 220). Brown set school records last year in solo tackles (88) and fumble recoveries (7). He also had 16 TFL (-69 yds) and 5 sacks. Joining him at LB are 2 juniors who both started multiple games last year: Matt Hohlt (6’2” 185) had 19 solos and 8 assists and Billy Reiter (5’11” 190) accounted for 29 solos and 6 assists. Senior Brandon Benbow (5’11” 190) is a returning letterman who has also seen playing time and expects to challenge for a starting position. In the defensive front, Fishers returns two starters from a year ago in senior DE Alex Lemaich (6’1” 200) and senior DT Josh Ibey (6’0” 220). Lemaich was 4th on the team in tackles with 34 solos, 11 assists, 9 TFL (-37), 2 sacks, and 2 PBU. Ibey played both DE and DT and recorded 12 solos, 7 assists, and 2 sacks. Others who will challenge for playing time on the defensive line include senior DT Collin Worley (5’10” 235, 12 solos, 10 assists, 1 sack), senior DT Trevor Whitney (5’9” 235), and junior DT David Dilley (6’1” 235). Two players are making position changes to help the team and give them a better chance of getting on the field. Juniors Joel Coston (6’1” 210) and Ian Willoughby (6’1” 190) will bring a competitive edge to the defensive end position. Also expect sophomore DT Andre Glover (5’9” 220) to develop into a player who could see the field. The secondary returns 2 safeties with experience as starters. Collin Shelton (6’1” 185) has started multiple games over the past two years but injuries have prevented him from finishing both seasons. In 2 shortened seasons Collin has accounted for 20 solos, 15 assists, 1 interception, 2 PBU, and 2 fumble recoveries. Junior Seth Dunnuck (6’1” 170) moved into the starting safety spot when Shelton was injured last year and performed well accounting for 22 solos, 6 assists, a forced fumble, and 1 interception with a 31 yard return. Also returning as a part-time starter in the secondary is senior CB Jackson Dunn (6’0” 170) who collected 14 solos, 6 assists, 2 PBUs, and an interception for a 31 yard return. Senior safety Grant Whetsel (5’10” 180) returns after being unable to play last year because of an injury but returned to the baseball field this past spring and expects to find a way on to the football field as well. Junior Shaun Kim (5’11” 180) will split time between RB and CB to bring athleticism and toughness to that position, and junior Bobby Fox (5’11” 155) will compete for an opportunity to be a starting CB. Other players who could compete for playing time include juniors Josh Thompson (5’8” 160), Shane Cole (5’8” 155), Dylan Parodi (5’9” 155), Joey Slimak (5’10” 160), Colin Malone (5’9” 155), and Stephen Stringfield (5’10” 150), Jake Jackson (5’9” 155), and Kyler Kohl (5’9” 150) In the kicking game, Fishers returns a solid kicker and punter in senior Jack Phillips (6’0” 160). Phillips connected on 8 or 10 FG attempts in 2018 and averaged 52.1 yards per kickoff. As a punter, Phillips averaged 36.3 yards per punt including a long of 61 and 11 punts downed inside the 20 yard line. He helped the punt team establish a new school record of 35.7 net yards per punt. Backing up Phillips in kicking and punting duties appears to by junior Jozef Osiecki and junior Bobby Fox respectively. The Tigers return 2 capable long snappers who both saw varsity time last year in FB Adam Norton and TE Silas Martin. RB/CB Shaun Kim returns to handle kick return duties after returning 8 KOs for 133 yards (16.6 ypr). Other prospects to handle KO returns are RBs Matt Noble and Dominic Oliverio. No players return with varsity experience to handle punt returns but top prospects include junior WRs Reggie Cook and Andrew Colsten and senior WR Kristian Jones. Fishers will once again play one of the top schedules in the state as they open their season with two MIC opponents and play 6 tough HCC opponents.. The Tigers open their season at home vs North Central HS followed by a road game at Pike. In addition to North Central, the Tigers will have home games vs HSE, Avon, Franklin Central, and Zionsville. The Tigers will go on the road for games at Pike, Noblesville, Brownsburg, and Westfield. This year, Fishers will return to IHSAA tournament action by going North where they will be in Sectional #4 with Carmel, Hamilton SE, and Westfield. Expect an exciting season of great football in 2019.

Fishers Tigers Football 2019 Returning Senior Lettermen

Varsity Returning Class # Position Ht. Wt. Letters Starter

Benbow, Brandon 2020 37 LB 6’0” 190 1 0 gms Earned 1st varsity letter in 2018 as a back-up LB and special teams player. 1 Solo Tackle, 1 Assist. ……Was named Defensive Scout Player of the Week vs Brownsburg and Special Teams Scout Player of the Week vs Ben Davis.

Boland, Reece 2020 6 WR 5’11” 160 2 0 gms Saw significant varsity action in 2nd half of season to earn varsity letter in 2018 as back-up WR. Caught 1 pass for 11 yards. Was also Scout Offensive Player of the Week vs Brownsburg and Avon……Earned 1st varsity letter in 2017 as a multiple Scout Offensive Player of the Week. Named Scout Offensive POW vs Avon, Roncalli, Zionsville, Pike (Sectional), and Ben Davis. Was also named Scout Special Teams POW vs HSE.

Brown, Geoffrey 2020 38 LB 6’2” 220 2 2 Yr. Started all 11 games in 2018. Broke school record for Solo Tackles in a Season w/ 88. Also broke school record for Fumble Recoveries in a Season w/ 7. 88 Solos, 24 Assists, 16 TFL (-69) 5 Sacks, 2 PBU, 7 Fumble Recoveries, 2 Forced Fumbles. Named LB of the Week vs North Central, Noblesville, HSE, Brownsburg, Avon, Franklin Central, and Zionsville. Named All HCC LB. Named IFCA Junior All-State LB……Became a starter at LB in game 7 after playing significantly at both LB and RB in the first half of the season. Finished the season as the 3rd leading tackler with 43 Solos and 22 Assists. Collected 6 TFL (-23 yds), 2 Sacks, 1 Interception (29 yds returned), 5 PBUs, and 1 Forced Fumble. Was name LB of the Week vs Zionsville and Special Teams Player of the Week vs Pike.

Dunn, Jackson 2020 18 CB 6’0” 170 2 5 gms Earned 2nd varsity letter in 2018 as a part-time starter at CB. Also played Nickel late in the year. 14 Solos, 6 Assists, 1 Interception (31 yds), 2 PBUs, 1 Fumble Recovery……Lettered as a multiple Scout Player of the Week in 2017. Was named Scout Defensive POW vs Avon, HSE (Sectional), and Ben Davis. Was also named Special Teams POW vs Pike (Sectional).

Dye, Ethan 2020 79 OG-T 6’3” 250 2 2 Yr. Earned 2nd varsity letter as starter in all 11 games at OT. Has also played some at OG. Recorded 20 Pancake Blocks in 2018. Was named Offensive Lineman of the Week vs HSE……Started 4 games in 2017 at OT. Also played some at OG. Recorded 1 Pancake Block in 2017. Was named Offensive Lineman of the Week vs Westfield and Pike (Sectional).

Ibey, Josh 2020 91 DT-E 6’0 220 1 6 gms Earned 1st varsity letter in 2017 as a part-time starter at both DE and DT. Recorded 12 Solos, 7 Assists, 3 TFL (-9), 2 Sacks. Was named Defensive Lineman of the Week vs Pike and Franklin Central…… in 2016 was named Defensive Scout Player of the Week vs Noblesville and Ben Davis.

Jones, Kristian 2020 31 WR 5’9” 155 2 0 gms Earned 2nd varsity letter as a multiple Scout Player of the Week. Was named Offensive Scout Player of the Week vs Westfield. Named Special Teams Scout Player of the Week vs Franklin Central, Zionsville, Pike (Sectional), and North Central (Sectional)……In 2017, earned varsity letter as a multiple Scout Player of the Week. Was named Offensive Scout POW vs Pike, HSE (Sectional), and Ben Davis.

Leath, Nick 2020 4 WR 6’2” 180 1 0 gms Earned 1st varsity letter in 2018 as a WR, playing primarily in our Spread Personnel sets. Caught 4 passes for 32 yards.

Varsity Returning Class # Position Ht Wt Letters Starter

Lemaich, Alex 2020 92 DE 6’1” 205 1 1 Yr. Earned 1st varsity letter in 2018 by becoming a starter at DE. Finished as 4th leading tackler on team with 34 Solos, 11 Assists, 9 TFL (-37), 2 Sacks, 2 PBUs. Was named Defensive Lineman of the Week vs Avon and Pike (Sectional). 9 Tackles for Loss and -37 Yards for Loss were both 2nd highest on the team in 2018.

Noble, Matt 2020 5 TB 5’8” 185 2 2 gms Earned 2nd varsity letter in 2018 as a back-up TB. Saw 2 starts late in the season. 48 rushes, 250 yards (5.2 ypc), 3 TDs. Rushed for season high 151 vs Pike (Sectional). 5.2 yards per carry was the best among ball carriers with at least 20 carries. Long run of 54 yards. Back of the Weed vs Pike (Sectional)……Earned varsity letter in 2017 as a multiple Scout Player of the Week. Was named Offensive Scout POW vs North Central, Noblesville, and Westfield.

Norton, Adam 2020 48 FB – LS 5’9” 215 1 0 gms Earned varsity letter in 2018 as Long Snapper primarily on PAT/FG. Was also a back-up OG but will move to Fullback this season. Was named Scout Offensive Player of the Week vs Franklin Central……in 2017 was named Offensive Scout POW vs Zionsville.

Phillips, Jack 2020 2 P – K / WR 6’0” 170 1 1 Yr. Earned varsity letter as Kicker and Punter in 2018. 11of 13 PATs. 8 of 10 FGs. Long- 29 yds. 35 KOs. 1,825 yds., 52.1 KO Avg., 10 Touchbacks. 46 Punts, 1,672 yds, 36.3 ypp, Long- 61, 11 Inside -20 YL. Named Special Teams Player of the Week vs Pike, Noblesville, and Brownsburg…….In 2017, was name Special Teams Scout Player of the Week vs North Central.

Puff, Wyatt 2020 72 OT 6’4” 240 1 0 gms Earned 1st varsity letter as back-up OT playing in most games. Played TE position in 6 OL personnel grouping. Recorded 2 Pancake Blocks……In 2016 was named Offensive Scout POW vs Westfield.

Roux, Marcus 2020 12 QB 6’2” 175 1 7 gms Started season as back-up QB, but entered Game #2 after injury to starter. Started 7 games. 123 attempts, 49 completions (40%), 595 yds, 3 TDs, 7 Int.; 33 rushes, 87 yds rushing, 2 TDs……In 2017 was named Offensive Scout POW vs Avon.

Scally, Dylan 2020 20 TB 5’7” 170 2 1 Yr. Earned 2nd varsity letter in 2018, starting 5 games at TB. 171 rushes, 645 yds (3.8 ypc), 4 TDs. Was named Back of the Week vs Noblesville, Westfield, and Zionsville…… Saw action in 7 games and was a starter in 2 of them in 2017. 98 rushes, 282 yds, 1 TD. Was named Back of the Week vs HSE (Sectional) and Pike (Sectional).

Shelton, Collin 2020 9 Safety / QB 6’1’ 185 2 2 Yr. Starter for 1st 6 games at FS until knee injury vs Avon cut season short. Recorded 8 Solos, 9 Assists, 1 PBU, 1 Fumble Recovery. Named DB of the Week vs Noblesville and Brownsburg……Starter in 5 games at FS in 2017. Collected 12 Solos, 6 Assists. Recorded 1 Interception, 1 PBU, and 1 Fumble Recovery.

Tobias, Hayden 2020 75 C 6’3” 260 2 2 Yr. Started all 11 games at Center in 2018. Recorded 14 ½ Pancake Blocks. Was named Offensive Lineman of the Week vs Pike, Westfield, and Pike (Sectional)……Starter in 6 games in 2017 playing OT and Center. Collected 1 Pancake Block.

Whetsel, Grant 2020 33 SS 5’10” 180 1 0 gms Unable to play because of leg injury in 2018 but lettered on Special Teams and as a back-up Safety in 2017 playing primarily in Nickel Personnel groupings. Collected 3 Solos, 2 Assists.

Worley, Collin 2020 94 DT 5’10” 235 1 2 gms Earned 1st varsity letter in 2018 as back-up DT, starting 2 games. Recorded 12 Solos, 10 Assists 4 TFL (-7), 1 Sack. Was Named Defensive Lineman of the Week vs Westfield and Pike (Sectional).

2019 Returning Underclass Lettermen

Varsity Returning Class # Position Ht Wt Letter Starter

Cook, Reggie 2021 WR / PR 5’9” 140 1 0 gms Earned his 1st varsity letter in 2018 by being named a Scout Player of the Week multiple times. Was named Scout Offensive Player of the Week vs HSE, Zionsville, and North Central (Sectional). Was also name Special Teams Player of the Week vs Brownsburg.

Dunnuck, Seth 2021 26 FS 6’1” 170 1 5 gms Started last 5 games of the season. Recorded 22 Solos, 6 Assists, 1 Interception (31 yd return), 1 Forced Fumble. Named Defensive Back of the Week vs Westfield.

Hohlt, Matt 2021 41 OLB 6’1” 180 1 4 gms Starter in 4 games before back injury removed him from line-up. 19 Solos, 8 Assists, 2 PBUs, 1 Forced Fumble.

Kim, Shaun 2021 35 RB / CB 6’0” 180 1 0 gms

Back-up RB who earned 1st varsity letter in 2018 as a Kick Off Returner. Returned 8 Kick Offs for 133 yards (16.6 ypr). Was named Scout Offensive Player of the Weed vs Noblesville.

Martin, Silas 2021 89 TE / LS 6’5” 220 1 0 gms Back-up TE who earned 1st varsity letter in 2018 as a Long Snapper. Named Scout Special Teams Player of the Week vs Pike.

Prewitt, Luke 2021 17 QB 6’3” 210 1 2 gms Back-up QB who got 2 starts during the season. Was also name Offensive Scout Player of the Week vs Pike.

Reiter, Billy 2021 55 LB 5’10” 195 1 5 gms st Received 1 varsity letter in 2018 as a back-up LB and special teams player who became a starter In the last 5 games of the season. Finished 5th in Tackles. Recorded 29 Solos, 6 Assists, 1 PBU, 1 Fumble Recovery, 1 Forced Fumble. Was named Special Teams Scout Player of the Week vs Noblesville……In 2017 was named Defensive Scout Player of the Week vs HSE (Sectional) and Pike (Sectional).

VanDer Kamp, Jonah 2021 74 OT 6’6” 295 1 10 gms Saw his first varsity action in Week 2 at OT last year and became a starter the following week. Recorded 4 Pancake Blocks.

Willoughby, Ian 2021 49 DE / FB 6’1” 190 1 0 gms Earned varsity letting in 2018 as a Special Teams player. Was also named Special Teams Scout Player of the Week vs Pike (Sectional) and Offensive Scout Player of the Week vs North Central (Sectional).

F O O T B A L L 2019 Top Tiger Newcomers

Name Class Pos. Ht. Wt. Name Class Pos. Ht. Wt.

Akers, Jackson So QB-WR 5’9” 150 Malone, Collin Jr DB 5’9” 145 Alverez, Jack So DB 5’8” 150 McPeek, Collin So WR 5’8” 135 Averhart, Antonio So LB 5’9” 185 Miller, Brady So WR 5’8” 135 Bakle, Jake Jr LB 5’10” 175 Miller, Evan So LB 5’11” 185 Ban, Nathan Sr LB 5’10” 180 Minch, August So OL 6’4” 290 Boatman, Jack Sr TE 6’1” 175 Moore, Ryan So P 6’0” 155 Brenczewski, Joey So QB / DB 5’11” 155 Morales, Xavi So WR 5’6” 130 Brewer, Matt So OL 6’3” 235 Muniz, Louis Jr LB 6’1” 180 Christman, Jack Jr DB 6’1” 175 Nicholas, Edward So LB 5’10” 155 Collins, Larry Jr WR 5’9” 140 Nolting, Alex So LB 6’0” 180 Cole, Shane Jr DB 5’9” 150 Osiecki, Jozef Jr K 6’1” 190 Colsten, Andrew Jr WR 6’0” 160 Oliverio, Dominic So RB 6’1” 185 Coston, Joel Jr DE 6’1” 210 Parodi Dylan Jr DB 5’8” 150 DeSabatine, Greer So TE 6’2” 205 Petty, Deonte Jr OL 6’2” 290 Dilley, David Jr DL 6’1” 205 Pleva, Andrew Jr OL 6’0” 215 Doty, Peyton So DB 5’6” 135 Preston, Jackson So QB / LB 6’3” 180 Eadie, Sam So DL 5’8” 190 Pyle, Jack So DL 5’11” 180 Ebanks III, Eddie Jr QB-WR 6’0” 180 Rapp, Dylan So RB 5’6” 150 Fox, Bobby Jr DB 5’11” 155 Rayburn, Eli Jr DL 5’11” 170 Gates, Caleb Jr TE 6’3” 210 Reid, Hunter Jr OL 6’3” 245 Gates, Jake So LB 5’10” 155 Rossman, Corbin Jr DB 5’8” 140 Glover, Andre So OL / DL 5’9” 225 Scalf, Isaiah So WR 5’6” 125 Green, Tyler Jr DB 6’0” 160 Scally, Dawson So WR / DB 5’6” 130 Hamilton, Kevin So DB 5’11” 155 Schnurr, Michael So WR 5’7” 125 Hietpas, Joey So WR 6’0” 160 Soehgen, Keefer So QB / DB 5’10” 155 Hyatt, Jaxon So OL 5’11” 235 Simmons, Jeffrey So WR 6’5” 195 Jackson, Jake Jr DB 5’10” 160 Slimak, Joey Jr DB 5’11” 165 Jensvold, Chris Jr OL 6’3” 235 Spearman, Eli So TE 6’1” 190 Jensvold, Christian So DB 5’9” 145 Stringfield, Stephen Jr DB 5’10” 160 Jones, Cody So TE 6’3” 185 Stanley, Grant Jr OL 6’3” 240 Jumper, Raymond So OL 6’0” 230 Thomas, Cody So DB 5’6” 145 Keel, Colton Sr TE 6’0” 190 Thompson, Josh Jr TB / DB 5’8” 150 Kearschner, Curtis So DL 5’10” 175 VanDer Kamp, Caleb So DL 6’0” 165 Kohl, Kyler Jr DB 5’10” 155 Wain, Matthew Jr WR 5’9” 145 Kohne, Maximus Jr OL 6’3” 285 Ward, Matt So OL 5’9” 225 Kramer, Tyton So LB 5’11” 170 Whitley, Ryan Jr DL 6’2” 240 Lopez, Melvin So DB 5’8” 145 Whitney, Trevor Sr DL 5’10” 230 Lewton, Tyler So DL 5’11” 190 Willard, Zach So DB 5’6” 140 Willis, Jaden So DB 5’6” 135

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Rick Wimmer Head Football Coach – QBs / Offensive Coord. Head Coach Rick Wimmer was hired in January of 2006 to become the first football coach in the history of Fishers High School. Since going 1-10 during that inaugural season with no seniors, the Tigers have recorded an 91-48 record during the past 12 seasons. Last year’s 2018 Tiger squad posted just 4 wins. However, in the 13-year existence of the Fishers Football program under Wimmer, the Tigers have compiled a record of 92-58, won four Hoosier Crossroads Conference titles (2009, 2010, 2013, 2017), three sectional titles (2010, 2012, 2017), and regional and semi-state championships on their way to their first ever 5A Indiana State Football Championship in 2010. In 2019, Coach Wimmer will begin his 42th season of coaching high school football and his 37th season as a head coach. Fishers has become the 4th program where Wimmer has been a head coach including stints at Zionsville, Merrillville, and Greenwood. In all, his teams have won 11 conference championships, 7 sectional championships, 3 regionals, and 2 state championships. Six of his teams have finished the regular season with an undefeated record. In 36 years as a head football coach, he has compiled a career record of 256-141 which ranks 8th in career wins on Indiana’s active list of coaches. In 2010 he became just the 4th coach in Indiana history to win state titles at two different schools. All four programs where he has been a head coach have won multiple conference and sectional titles while under his direction. A 1974 graduate of Huntington North High School and a 1978 graduate of the University of Indianapolis, Wimmer earned undergraduate degrees in health, physical education, and English. He received his masters degree in physical education and English in 1982 from Ball State University. While at UIndy, Wimmer lettered in football serving as a backup QB and spent one year as an undergraduate assistant coach. He began his high school coaching career as a freshmen football coach at Rushville High School for Head Coach Tom Leisure and later became a varsity assistant and then defensive coordinator under Head Coach Bob Pychinka. Wimmer became the Head Football Coach at Zionsville High School in 1983 where he compiled a record of 44-12. His five year tenure produced three undefeated regular seasons, three Rangeline Conference Championships, two sectional championships, and the Class 3A State Championship in 1987. In 1988 he began a nine-year stint at Merrillville High School where his teams produced a record of 63-29 and captured two Duneland Conference Championships, two undefeated regular seasons, and a sectional and regional title in 1992. Wimmer began rebuilding the football program at Greenwood in 1997. In his nine seasons there, he built a 57-42 record which included two Mid-State Conference Championships, an undefeated regular season in 2003, and a sectional championship in 2005. His last four teams at Greenwood tallied a 38-10 record. Many of Coach Wimmer’s players have earned high individual recognition. 62 former players have earned all-state honors, and 23 of his players have played in the Indiana North-South All-Star Game. Over 150 former players have gone on to play college football including three who have been drafted and played in the NFL. Wimmer has been honored as the University of Indianapolis Alumni Football Coach of the Year on five occasions (’85, ’87, ’92, ’98, ’09) and has been selected by other Indiana coaches to coach in the Indiana North-South All-Star game four times (’86, ’88, ’92, ‘11), serving as the South Head Coach in 2011. He has been selected as the Indianapolis Star’s Metro Coach of the Year on seven separate occasions (’85, ’87, ’03, ’04, ’05, ’09,’10) and has been named the Hoosier Crossroads Conference Coach of the Year four times (’07, ’09, ’10, ‘17). In 2010 Wimmer was named as the recipient of the Indiana Football Coaches Association’s Dave Land Coach of the Year Award and was nominated for two national awards. He was the Indianapolis Colts nominee for the NFL Don Shula Coach of the Year Award and was the Indiana representative for the American Football Coaches Association Power of Influence Award. In 2011, he was also named the Indiana Football Coach of the Year by the National Federation of High School Coaches Association. Wimmer teaches physical education at FHS. He has 2 children. His daughter Cori resides in Greenwood with her husband Adam Arkins and daughter Avilynn (6) and son Owen (5). His son Clint lives in Los Angeles.

Varsity Football Assistant Coaches

John Jud DEs – Defensive Coordinator John Jud joined the Fishers High School football staff in the 2006 inaugural year and began teaching math at Fishers HS. After serving strictly as the defensive line coach in his first year, Coach Jud became the Defensive Coordinator in 2007 and quickly improved the Tiger defense under his tutelage. In 2009, John was voted IFCA Region 8 Assistant Coach of the Year and was an Assistant Coach on the South squad in the 2010 Indiana North- South All-Star Classic. Following the 2010 5A State Championship season, Jud was named Indiana Defensive Assistant Coach of the Year by the Indiana Football Digest. John played his high school football at Penn HS from 1986-1988 where he as named to the all-area team by the South Bend media. Coach Jud coached at Bloomington South HS in 1990 while attending Indiana University. In 1992 he returned to Penn HS as a coach for Indiana HS Hall of Fame Coach Chris Geeseman until 1997. While at Penn, John coached defensive tackles on three 5A state championship teams (’95, ’96, ’97). Upon graduating from Bethel College, John became a math teacher and assistant coach at West Noble High School in 1998 and assumed the defensive coordinator’s position in 1999. During his 6 seasons as Defensive Coordinator at West Noble, they won four conference championships after winning only 11 games in the six seasons prior to John’s arrival. John became the Defensive Coordinator at Lafayette Harrison High School in 2004 where he helped give Harrison its first winning season in 8 years. John and his wife Nicole reside in Fishers. They have 3 children - Zane, 21, a 2017 FHS graduate who attends Bradley University; Beau who is 11; and a 8-year old daughter Hadley.

Keith Shelton LBs – Special Teams Coordinator Keith Shelton joined the Tiger Football staff in 2014 and will again coach the LBs this year after mentoring the Safeties during his first 2 seasons. In 2018 Coach Shelton added Special Teams Coordinator to his list of responsibilities and saw the Punt unit record school season records in Lowest Punt Return Yds Allowed, Lowest Punt Return Avg Allowed, and Best Net Punt Yds. Keith served as the Head FB Coach at North Central HS for 5 years before coming to FHS. At North Central, he took over a program that had gone 1-9 the previous year and was able to show significant improvements in the football program making them much more competitive against one of the most difficult schedules in Indiana. Prior to being named Head Coach at North Central, Keith served as an assistant coach and Defensive Coordinator at NCHS. Keith also served stints at Ben Davis HS and Southport HS. Coach Shelton played collegiate football and ran track at Wabash College where he earned his degree in English. Keith will begin his 6th year teaching English at Fishers HS this fall. Keith and his wife Jessica reside in Fishers with their 2 sons Collin, who will be a senior at FHS this fall, and Grant, who will be a freshmen.

Chris Chang OL – Head JV Coach Chris Chang will return to coaching the offensive line after serving the past 2 years as the Tiger TE coach. Coach Chang will also assume the role as the Fishers Head JV Coach this season. Chris joined the Fishers staff in 2016 as the varsity offensive line coach following an outstanding playing career at Taylor University where he was a 3 ½ year starter at Center. At Taylor, he was a 2-time selection to the CoSIDA Academic All-District team and the MSFA All Academic Team. As a senior he was named to the All MSFA Mideas League 2nd Team. Chris has returned to FHS where he graduated in 2012 after being a 2-year starter for the Tigers which included being the starter on the 2010 5A State Championship team. While at Fishers, Chris was named IFCA All State and participated in the IFCA Indiana North-South All-Star Game. Chris still ranks in the Top 10 in Fishers history for Pancake Blocks in a Season (39 ½) and Career (53 ½). Chris graduated from Taylor with a degree in Elementary Education in 2016 and teaches 6th grade at Sand Creek Intermediate

Varsity Football Assistant Coaches

John Brooks WRs – Video Coordinator John Brooks returns to an on-field coaching position this year as he will once again be coaching the Tiger wide receivers. After serving 4 years as the FHS wide receiver coach and Assistant Head Coach, Coach Brooks stepped into a volunteer capacity in 2010 assisting Coach Wimmer with a number of responsibilities and serving as our Video Coordinator. Coach Brooks joined the FHS football staff in its inaugural year in 2006 where he taught 6th grade math at Riverside Intermediate. In 2011 he began teaching math at Riverside Junior High and moved to the Fishers High School building in 2016. Prior to coming to Fishers, John served in the United States Army as a driver and gunner on an armored tank from 1990-92. He received his undergraduate degree from Ball State University in 1995 and worked as the Director of Purchasing for Regal Rugs Incorporated for two years. In 1998 he began teaching in Jennings County School Corporation where he taught grades 3-6. John began as a middle school football coach in 1998, became a varsity assistant in 2002, and coached numerous positions during his tenure until arriving at Fishers in 2006. He has served the FHS athletic programs as an assistant in the Softball program and has coached Girls Basketball as well. John and his wife Kim reside in Fishers. They have two daughters: Katie who played college golf and graduated from Bethel College, and Kirstie who is attending and competing in golf at Indiana Wesleyan University.

Ross Springman Cornerbacks – JV / ST Assistant Ross Springman joined the FHS staff as an English teacher and Assistant Freshmen Football Coach in 2014. In 2016 Coach Springman moved to coaching Varsity and JV Safeties and in 2017 took over coaching duties for the Cornerbacks in the Tiger secondary. Ross also works coordinates the Football Leadership Council activities. He teaches English in the high school and during 2016 and 2017 was a member of the track and field staff coaching sprinters and hurdlers. Ross played HS football at Center Grove and played 1 year at Taylor University until an injury ended his playing career. Upon graduation from Taylor in 2011, Coach Springman taught English for three years at Whiteland HS where he also served as an assistant track coach. He also coached football at Franklin HS for 2 seasons and then returned to his alma mater to coach the secondary at Center Grove HS for 1 year before arriving at Fishers. Ross and his wife Joanna have a 2-year old son, Ben, and are expecting their second child this fall.

Tyler Mills Safeties – JV / ST Assistant Tyler Mills joins the varsity coaching staff this year where he will be coaching the Safeties after spending 3 seasons on the Tiger Freshmen staff, the past 2 years as the Head Freshmen Football Coach. Coach Mills graduated from Taylor University in 2016 and teaches biology at Fishers HS. He played 4 years at Taylor earning a starting position as a CB his last 2 seasons. He was named to the CoSIDA Academic All-American Team and the MSFA Mideast All-League Team. While at Taylor, he set a school record for Single Season Pass Break-ups. A graduate of Center Grove HS, he was part of 2 State Championships (Football 2008, Track 2011). As a HS senior he qualified for the state finals in the 300m Hurdles and the 4x400m Relay. Tyler and his wife Allison have been married for 2 years and are expecting their first child this summer.

Varsity Football Assistant Coaches

Braden Tribolet DTs – JV / ST Assistant Braden Tribolet joined the Tiger coaching staff in 2016 and has coached the defensive tackles and assisted Coach Jud w/ the defensive line unit ever since. In 2018 Braden was also given an expanded responsibilities assisting Coach Shelton with Special Teams. Prior to coming to Fishers, he spent 1 year at West Lafayette HS where he was the offensive line coach for the 3A State Runner-up team in 2015. Coach Tribolet attended and played football at Leo HS near Ft. Wayne where he was an all conference OG and played in 2 semi-state games. Braden attended Purdue University and graduated with a degree in statistics in 2016. He currently works for SMC Corporation and resides in Noblesville.

Phil Norswether RBs – JV / ST Assistant Phillip Norswether returns for his second season on the Fishers Football staff this as coaching running backs. Prior to joining the Fishers staff in 2017, Coach Norswether spent a year at Goode Elite Prep Academy in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, where he was the Academic Coordinator and RB Coach for the football program. From 2010-2017 Phil coached at Atlanta Sports Academy where he was also the team’s RB Coach and Academic Coordinator. Prior to coaching, Phillip worked as a case manager and a program coordinator for Illinois Family Services and played semi-pro football. Phil graduated from Aurora University in Aurora, Illinois, in 1994 with a degree in Corporate and Professional Communications. Phil works as an Instructional Aide with Special Education at Fishers High School and resides in Fishers.

To Be Determined TEs – JV / ST Assistant

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Freshmen Football Coaching Staff

Ben Wyss Head Coach – OL / DL Coach Ben Wyss joined the Fishers High School teaching and coaching staff in 2011 and teaches math at FHS. Ben began on the Freshmen Staff in 2011 and became Head Freshmen Coach in 2013 where he compiled a 25-10-1 record in 3 seasons. Ben moved to the Varsity Offensive Line coaching position in 2017 but has decided to return to being the Head Freshmen Coach so he can spend more time with his family. Coach Wyss played high school football for Fort Wayne Bishop Luers HS, being a part of four state championships. He then played at Indiana University as a walk-on and then became a 2-year starter at Center, earning a football scholarship. In 2007 was a finalist for the Remington Award which is given to the top college Center in the country. Coach Wyss spent the three years as an offensive and defensive line coach at Mt. Vernon HS prior to coming to Fishers HS. In addition to his duties as the Offensive Line Coach here at Fishers, Ben also serves on the Track and Field staff coaching the throwers. Ben and his wife Ali have 2 children, a 5-year old son, Luke, and a 2 year-old daughter, Julia.

John Beeghly RBs / LBs – Defensive Coord. John Beeghley returns for his 4th season on the Fishers Football staff. He graduated from Taylor University in 2016 and teaches 6th grade at Riverside Intermediate this fall. John played football at Taylor where he was recruited as a RB but switched to DB as a sophomore and eventually became a starter in the secondary for the Trojans. John was twice selected to the MSFA All-Academic Team and was a national-level inductee into the Athlete Honor Society by Chi Alpha Sigma. Coach Beeghly works with the RBs and LBs on the freshmen staff and will, this year, serve as the Defensive Coordinator after coordinating the Special Teams for the past 3 years. John also coaches track and field and basketball at Riverside JH.

Larry Scally QBs / DBs – Co-Offensive Coordinator Larry Scally joins the Tiger football staff in 2017 after volunteering for several years in the Fishers-HSE Youth Football and other SPORTS programs. Coach Scally will work with QBs and DBs on the Tiger freshmen team. He earned an undergraduate degree from Indiana State University where, as a member of the football team, he earned Academic All- Conference honors as well as being named to the All-Conference team as a DB and Punt Returner. He played HS football in Louisville, KY where he was a 2-time All-State selection in football and was also All-State in Track. Coach Scally works as a consultant at Adapt Telephony Services. He and his wife Angie have 3 children – Dylan who is a senior at FHS; Dawson, a sophomore; and Ella, a freshman.

Gerald Stanley TEs / DL Gerald Stanley returns for his 3rd year on the Freshmen football staff where he will be coaching the tight ends and defensive line. Coach Stanley coached the offensive line during his first 2 seasons. Gerald played high school football for Eastbrook HS and was a defensive linemen at Taylor University. Coach Stanley works for Imavex, a technology and digital marketing company. Gerald and his wife Gretchen reside in Fishers and have 4 children: sons Grant, a junior at FHS, Grady, a freshman, and daughters Gillian (5th grade) and Gia (4th grade).

Ryan Harris WRs / DBs Ryan Harris joins the Tiger football staff this season where he will be coaching the freshmen wide receivers and defensive backs. Ryan, a 2008 graduate of FHS, was part of the first graduating class at Fishers HS and was on the first two Fishers football teams in 2006 and 2007. He was an outstanding WR on those teams, earning All-HCC status in 2006 and 2007 as well as being named to the IFCA Academic All-State team in 2007. His 45 catches in 2006 and 37 catches in 2007 rank 3rd and 9th respectively in Fishers history, and he ranks 5th in Career Receptions with 82. Other categories where he ranks in Career and Season Top 10 include Yards Receiving, Most Punt Returns, Most Punt Return Yards, and Best Punt Ret. Avg. Ryan currently works as an Instructional Aide with the Fishers HS Special Education department.

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Support Staff

Josh Jones Strength and Conditioning Josh Jones returns for his 2nd year with Fishers HS this fall as the Strength and Conditioning Coach for all sports. Prior to his arrival at Fishers HS in the 2018, Coach Jones worked as the Head Strength Coach for Women’s Basketball at Vanderbilt University from 2016-2018. Prior to that Josh worked as the Head Strength Coach for the Indiana Fever (2017). Previously, he has worked for the Indiana Pacers (2010), IUPUI (2011-2014), and Zionsville HS. He has also worked at St. Vincent Sports Performance in 2014-2015 assisting with the NFL Pre-Draft Combine training program and led the high school and college programs. A native of Indiana, Josh was an all-state football player and 3-sport athlete at Mooresville HS. He graduated from Indiana State University where he also played football for 4 years for the Sycamores. Josh and his wife, Stephanie, have 2 sons Josh (7) and Drake (3) and a daughter Sophie (1).

Bruce Willard Athletic Trainer Bruce Willard is an outreach athletic trainer for Community Hospital and has been working with Fishers HS since 2007. Before joining Community Health, he was an outreach athletic trainer for Indiana University Health Orthopedics and Sports Medicine. Prior to his time with IU Health, he worked as a trainer at Butler University and served as the Director of Sports Medicine from 1999 – 2007. He served as the medical director for the NCAA men’s basketball Final Four championship games in 2000 and 2006. In 2011 and 2012, he was medical assistant at the Big 10 football championship games. He has also served numerous times as the athletic trainer for the Indian North-South All-Star Classic football game. Bruce and his wife Jennifer reside in Fishers and have 3 sons: Josh, Jake, and Zach.

Dr. David Foulk Team Physician David Foulk, MD, received his medical degree from Wright State University School of Medicine in Dayton, Ohio. He completed an orthopedic surgery residency at Indiana University School of Medicine and an orthopedic sports medicine fellowship at Cincinnati Sports Medicine and Orthopedic Center. Dr. Foulk is a board- certified orthopedic surgeon who specializes in sports medicine conditions, with a specialty focus on arthroscopic surgery of the knee and shoulder. He dedicates his work to the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases and injuries of the musculoskeletal system with an aim to restore patient functionality and provide an early return to work/sports.

Matt Poisel Statistician Matt Poisel has been the FHS Football Statistician since 2009. He has been teaching math at Fishers HS since 2008 after earning his bachelor’s degree from Franklin College. Matt also works as an Assistant Baseball Coach at Fishers HS serving as the Head JV Coach. Matt and his wife Angela reside in Fishers with their 2 children Abby and Elliott.

F O O T B A L L Fishers Tigers Who Have Played in College

Class Player Pos. College Years 2008 Bryant Green OL Defiance College 2008 – 2011 (4) 2008 Ben Hildebrand OL Wittenburg Universty 2008 (1) 2008 Brody Kalbaugh LB University of St. Francis 2008 – 2012 (5) 2008 David Mango OL Bluffton University 2008-09, 2011-12 (4) 2008 Jeremy Martin DE Anderson University 2009 – 2012 (4) 2008 Nico Walker RB University of St. Francis 2008 (1) 2009 Stephen Guetig LB U. of Pennsylvania 2009 – 10 (2) 2009 Justin Moore K/P Florida A & M 2009 (1) 2009 Jordan Musall TE Ohio Dominican U. 2009 – 2012 (4) 2010 Austin Gorge OL Westpoint Prep / Westpoint 2010 / 2011 (2) 2010 Sean Hildebrand WR Wabash College 2010 – 2013 (4) 2010 Alex Hines QB Washington (St. Louis) 2010 – 11 (2) 2010 Tyler Kiel OL Marian University 2010 (1) 2010 Joe Peters DL Anderson University 2010 – 11 (2) 2011 Taylor Halstead DL Indiana State University 2011 (1) 2011 RC Hauser WR U. of Indianapolis 2011 (1) 2011 Alphonso Hines WR St. Joseph’s College 2011 – 2014 (4) 2011 Michael Mango OL St. Joseph’s College 2011 – 12 (2) 2011 Koby Orris DB U. of Indianapolis 2011 – 2014 (4) 2011 Brian Sutton DB Bowling Green 2011 – 2014 (4) 2011 Max Larreur K Franklin College 2011 – 12, 2014 (3) 2012 Chris Chang OL Taylor University 2012 – 15 (4) 2012 Zach Gorge OL Butler University 2012 – 13 (2) 2012 Tyler Lassic DB Anderson / Olivet 2012 – 14 (3) 2012 Sam Makadji DL ISU / Foothills J.C. (CA) 2012 / 2013 (2) 2012 Pedro Ramello K/P EKU / Dean College. 2012 (1) / 2013 (1) 2012 Patrick Stevens OL Taylor University 2012 – 15 (4) 2013 Liam Duddy LB Indiana University 2013 (1) 2013 Cody Moore DL Grand Valley State U. 2013 – 2017 (5) 2013 Rob Peck LB Grand Valley State U. 2013 – 2015 (3) 2013 Seth Riley DB Grand Valley State U. 2013 – 14 (2) 2013 Matt Van Hoosen LB Ball State University 2013 (1) 2013 Ryan Coleman DL Olivet University 2013 (1) 2013 Ronnie Thomas DB Anderson University 2013 – 14, ‘16 (3) 2014 Harvey Allen RB University of Indianapolis 2014 (1) 2014 Connor Christianson QB / DB Elon University 2014 – 2018 (5) 2014 J-Shun Harris WR, PR Indiana University 2014 – 2018 (5) 2015 Maurice Campbell RB Garden City CC 2015 – (1) 2015 Simeon Foster WR University of Indianapolis 2015 – (1) 2016 Jeremy Chinn CB Southern Illinois University 2016 – 2016 Titus Martin OL Colgate University / Taylor U. 2016 / 2017 – 2016 Brent Hays QB Trine University 2016 – 2017 DeVonte Adams WR Morehead State University 2017 – 2017 Charlie Bernhardt OL University of Indianapolis 2017 – 2017 Angelo Howze DE University of Cincinnati 2017 – 2017 Jalen Moss DB University of St. Francis 2017 – 2017 RJ Potts DB University of Cincinnati 2017 – 2017 Taylor Soper P Kentucky Wesleyan 2017 – 2017 Jaren Tunstill RB Mount St. Joseph University 2017 – 2018 Darrius Daniels DB Cincinnati Christian U. / Trine U. 2018 / 2019 – 2018 Isaiah Dunnuck TE Cincinnati Christian U. / Ball State U. 2018 / 2019 – 2018 Bryce Gee TE Indiana State University 2018 – 2018 Luke Martin OL Ball State University 2018 – 2018 Ben Norton K Utah State University 2018 – 2018 Michael Prewitt CB Truman State University 2018 – 2018 Seth Sontich LB Marian University 2018 – 2018 Will Syrus WR Hillsdale College 2018 – 2019 Emmanuel Davis LB University of St. Francis 2019 – 2019 Roman Molden DB Marian University 2019 – 2019 HL Lewis RB Purdue University 2019 – 2019 Christian Miles DL Trine University 2019 – 2019 Nathan Pairitz OL Wabash College 2019 – 2019 AJ Rivera TE Franklin College 2019 –

FHS Tiger Football Award History FHS Most Valuable FHS Most Valuable FHS Most Valuable FHS Most Valuable Offensive Player Defensive Player Special Teams Player Lineman 2018 - Collin Statz 2018 - Emmanuel Davis, Geoffrey Brown 2018 - Josh Jackson, Jack Philllips 2018 - Nathan Pairitz 2017 - Matt Wolff 2017 - Seth Sontich 2017 - Ben Norton 2017 - Luke Martin 2016 - DeVonte Adams 2016 - RJ Potts 2016 - Taylor Soper 2016 - Charlie Bernhardt 2015 - Zach Eaton 2015 - Jeremy Chinn 2015 - Colton Thomas 2015 - Titus Martin 2014 - Maurice Campbell 2014 - Luke Harbison 2014 - Josh Lloyd 2014 - Luka Skudrzik 2013 - J-Shun Harris, C. Christiansen 2013 - Trey Henderson 2013 - Alex Sahakian 2013 - Drew Broughton 2012 - Max Leamer, J-Shun Harris, 2012 - Robbie Peck 2012 - Seth Riley 2012 - Cody Moore Connor Christiansen 2011 - Sam Makadji, Rob Peck 2011 - Pedro Ramello 2011 - Chris Chang 2011 - Eric Davis 2010 - Brian Sutton, Taylor Halstead 2010 - R.C. Hauser 2010 - Jordan Willy 2010 - Koby Orris 2009 - Tayler Halstead 2009 - Alex Kapsalis 2009 - Tyler Kiel 2009 - Alex Hines 2008 - Phil Stamm 2008 - Justin Moore 2008 - Nick Easter 2008 - Tyler Carroll 2007 - Brody Kalbaugh 2007 - Justin Moore 2007 - Zach Rogers 2007 - Zach Hoke, Nico Walker 2006 - Brody Kalbaugh 2006 - Justin Moore 2006 - Zach Rogers 2006 - Nico Walker

FHS Most Improved Player FHS Mental Attitude Award FHS Team GPA Award FHS Sportsmanship Award 2018 - Zach Smith 2018 - Roman Molden 2018-19 - 2018 - Michael Longo 2017 - Luke Uribe 2017 - Will Syrus 2017-18 - Luke Uribe 2017 - Donavan McFarland 2016 - Seth Sontich 2016 - Jeff Inman 2016-17 - Eli Kipp 2016 - Joel Smyth 2015 - Kade Orris 2015 - Michael Folta 2015-16 - Eli Kipp 2015 - Brent Hays 2014 - Trevin Rund 2014 - Zach Eaton 2014-15 - Eli Kipp 2014 - Gino Castillani 2013 - Josh Schenkel 2013 - Griffin Hulecki 2013-14 - Michael Folta 2013 - Harvey Allen 2012 - Collin Brand 2012 - Matt Van Hoosen 2012-13 - Josh Ayen 2012 - Ron Thomas 2011 - Forrest Schneider 2011 - Pat Stevens / Mark Madden 2011-12 - Brady Quackenbush 2010 - Max Larreur 2010 - Dakota Slaughter 2010-11 - Dakota Slaughter 2009 - Tyler Harrell 2009 - John Cress / Ian Kinsey 2009-10 - John Keck 2008 - Robert Mitchell 2008 - Jamal Holmes 2008-09 - Stephen Guetig 2007 - Patrick Lux 2007 - Zach Wallace 2007-08 - Stephen Guetig Trent Van Hoosen 2006 - Nick Oudin 2006 - Zach Hoke Memorial Scholarship 2018 - Mason McCartney 2017 - Luke Thomas 2016 - Jeff Inman 2015 - Colton Thomas 2014 - Luka Skudrzik 2013 - Nick Edwards 2012 - Matt Van Hoosen FHS Tiger Football Award History AP All-State IFCA Top 50 All-State IFCA Class All-State IFCA 5A Junior All-State 2017 - Ben Norton, K 2017 - Luke Martin, OL 2018 - Emmanuel Davis, LB 2018 - Geoffrey Brown, LB 2016 - RJ Potts, DB Ben Norton, K Roman Molden, DB 2017 - Emmanuel Davis, LB 2015 - Jeremy Chinn, DB Seth Sontich, LB 2017 - Isaiah Dunnuck, TE Roman Molden, DB Titus Martin, OL 2016 - RJ Potts, DB Bryce Gee, TE 2016 - Luke Martin, OL 2014 - Maurice Campbell, RB 2015 - Jeremy Chinn, DB 2016 - Charlie Bernhardt, OL Ben Norton, K Josh Lloyd, DB Titus Martin, OL 2014 - Maurice Campbell, RB 2015 - R.J. Potts, DB 2013 - Drew Broughton, OL 2014 - Josh Lloyd, DB 2013 - Connor Christiansen, QB Taylor Soper, P J-Shun Harris, WR 2013 - Drew Broughton, OL 2012 - Cody Moore, DL Jake Winkle, DE 2010 - Taylor Halstead, DL J-Shun Harris, WR Robbie Peck, LB 2014 - Titus Martin, OL Koby Orris, QB 2010 - Koby Orris, QB Seth Riley, DB R.J. Potts, DB Jordan Willy, OL Brian Sutton, DB 2011 - Chris Chang, OL 2011 - Rob Peck, LB 2009 - Austin Gorge, OL 2009 - Austin Gorge, OL Zach Gorge, OL 2009 - Tyler Halstead, DL 2008 - Justin Moore, K 2010 - R.C. Hauser, WR 2007 - Nick Easter, DL 2009 - Alex Hines, QB 2008 - Phil Stamm, DB Nick Easter, DL 2007 - Brody Kalbaugh, LB

IFCA Region 8 Indianapolis Star National FB Foundation South All-Star Nominee IFCA South All-Star Mr. Football Position Award Scholar-Athlete Award 2018 - Emmuel Davis, LB 2018 - Ben Norton, K 2017 - Ben Norton, K 2018 - Ben Norton Roman Molden, DB Courtney Fella, Mgr. 2008 - Justin Moore, K Will Syrus 2017 - Ben Norton, K 2017 - Charlie Bernhardt, OL Luke Uribe Seth Sontich, LB Taylor Soper, P 2017 - Eli Kipp Courtney Fella, Mgr. 2016 - Titus Marin, OL (DNP) 2016 - Zach Eaton 2017 - Charlie Bernhardt, OL 2015 - Josh Lloyd, DB Michael Folta Taylor Soper, P 2013 - Cody Moore, DL IHSAA Phil Eskew Award 2015 - Luka Skudrzik 2016 - Titus Martin, OL Rob Peck, LB 2010 - Koby Orris 2013 - Max Leamer 2015 - Josh Lloyd, DB 2012 - Chris Chang, Center 2012 - Zach Gorge 2013 - Cody Moore, DL Zach Gorge, OL 2011 - Koby Orris Rob Peck, LB 2011 - Koby Orris, DB Dakota Slaughter Seth Riley, DB Brian Sutton, DB National FB Foundation 2010 - Alex Hines 2012 - Chris Chang, Center Coach Rick Wimmer, HC Terry Award for Courage John Keck Zach Gorge, OL 2010 - Coach John Jud, Asst. 2019 - J-Shun Harris (Class of '14 - IU) 2009 - Stephen Guetig 2011 - Taylor Halstead, DL 2009 - Justin Moore, K 2013 - Matt Van Hoosen 2008 - Zach Wallace Koby Orris, QB Sarah Campbell, Mgr. Brian Sutton, DB 2010 - Austin Gorge, OL 2009 - Justin Moore, K Indianapolis Colts Nick Easter, DL Academic All-StateTeam Phil Stamm, DB 2017 - Luke Uribe, DB Sarah Campbell, Mgr. 2016 - Eli Kipp, DL 2008 - Brody Kalbaugh, LB FHS Tiger Football Award History All Hoosier Crossroads Conference IFCA Academic All-State 2018 - Geoffrey Brown, LB 2010 - Taylor Halstead, DL 2018 - Nick Cohoon 2012 - Collin Brand Emmanuel Davis, LB RC Hauser, WR Sal Cohoon Max Leamer Roman Molden, DB Michael Mango, OL Michael Longo Ben Pritchett Collin Statz, WR Connor McCalley, RB HL Lewis Forrest Schneider Koby Orris, QB Mason McCartney Justin Winenger 2017 - Emmanuel Davis, LB Brian Sutton, DB Jonathan Nolting Isaiah Dunnuck, TE Patrick Weiler, LB Nathan Pairitz 2011 - Zach Gorge Luke Martin, OL Jordan Willy, DL Zach Smith Michael Kemna Ben Norton, K Collin Statz Seth Sontich, LB 2009 - Austin Gorge, OL 2010 - Connor McCalley Collin Statz, WR Taylor Halstead, DL 2017 - Donavan McFarland Koby Orris Luke Thomas, DL Sean Hildebrand, LB Michael Nettleton Dakota Slaughter Alex Hines, QB Ben Norton 2016 - Charlie Bernhardt, OL Tommy Huser, RB Will Syrus 2009 - Andrew Cross Ben Norton, K Tyler Kiel, OL Luke Thomas Austin Gorge RJ Potts, DB Ian Kinsey, WR Luke Uribe Sean Hildebrand Brian Sutton, DB Matt Wolff Alex Hines 2015 - Jeremy Chinn, DB John Keck Zach Eaton, QB 2008 - Tyler Carroll, RB 2016 - Charlie Bernhardt Taylor Rogers Titus Martin, OL Josh Cleveland, OL Jeff Inman Jalen Moss, DB Nick Easter, DL Michael Johnson 2008 - Phil Asamoah Jake Winkle, DL Stephen Guetig, LB Eli Kipp Stephen Guetig Justin Moore, K Max Shores Blake Gardner 2014 - Maurice Campbell, RB Jordan Musall, TE Joel Smyth Steven Hess Simeon Foster, WR Phil Stamm, DB Brendan Toungate Robert Mitchell Luke Harbison, LB Jake Willard Josh Lloyd, DB 2007 - Nick Easter, DL Jake Winkle 2007 - Mark Balaszek RJ Potts, DB Brody Kalbaugh, LB Ryan Harris Luka Skudrzik, OL Ryan Harris, WR 2015 - Zach Eaton Matt Hitt Matt Hitt, WR Michael Folta Erik Johnson 2013 - Harvey Allen, RB Zach Rogers, OL Hayden Grow Zach Wallace Drew Broughton, OL Nico Walker, RB Trent Nielson Charley Chang, OL Kade Orris Connor Christiansen, QB 2006 - Brody Kalbaugh, LB J-Shun Harris, WR Ryan Harris, WR 2014 - Gino Castellani Trey Henderson, DL Matt Hitt, WR Josh Lloyd Alex Sahakian, K Evan Long Josh Schenkel, LB Luka Skudrzik Noah Smyth 2012 - J-Shun Harris, WR Joel Wilcox Max Leamer, WR Cody Moore, DL 2013 - Josh Ayen Rob Peck, LB Drew Broughton Seth Riley, DB Charley Chang Trey Henderson 2011 - Chris Chang, OL Brady Quackenbush Eric Davis, RB Alex Sahakian Zach Gorge, OL Josh Schenkel Sam Makadji, DL Rob Peck, LB

Fishers High School Individual Football Records

Individual Offensive Records Game Record Season Record Career Record Most Yards Rushing 256 Maurice Campbell 1,636 Maurice Campbell 3,486 Maurice Campbell vs Noblesville, 2013 (Sectnl) 2014 2011-14 Most Rushing Attempts 37 Maurice Campbell 277 Maurice Campbell 534 Maurice Campbell vs Pike, 2014 2014 2011-14 Most Yards per Rushing Attempt No Game Record 7.7 Maurice Campbell 6.89 Jeremy Chinn for this category 2013 2013-2015 Most TDs Rushing 4 Tommy Huser 18 Maurice Campbell 46 Maurice Campbell vs Noblesville, 2009 2014 2011-14 Most Yards Passing 382 Zach Hoke 2,236 Koby Orris 4,870 Connor Christiansen vs Harrison, 2006 2010 2011-2013 Most Passes Attempted 43 Zach Hoke 285 Zach Hoke 551 Connor Christiansen vs Harrison, 2006 2006 2011-2013 Most Passes Completed 23 Zach Hoke 149 Connor Christiansen 328 Connor Christiansen vs Harrison, 2006 2013 2011-2013 Most Yards per Pass Attempt No Game Record 9.2 Connor Christiansen 8.84 Connor Christiansen for this category 2013 2011-2013 Most Yards per Pass Completion No Game Record 15.53 Matt Wolff 15.01 Koby Orris for this category 2017 2008-2010 Most TD Passes Thrown 5 Zach Hoke 31 Koby Orris 46 Connor Christiansen vs Zionsville, 2007 2010 2011-2013 Highest Completion % 87.50% Alex Hines 63.68% Connor Christiansen 59.53% Connor Christiansen vs McCutcheon, 2009 2013 2011-2013 Lowest Interception Ratio No Game Record 1.03% Connor Christiansen 1.47% Zach Eaton for this category 2012 2013-2015 Most Receptions 12 J-Shun Harris 62 J-Shun Harris 133 J-Shun Harris vs Carmel, 2013 2013 2011-2013 Most Yards Receiving 223 Matt Hitt 1,027 J-Shun Harris 2,032 J-Shun Harris vs Harrison, '2006 2013 2011-2013 Most Yards per Catch No Game Record 23.3 RC Hauser 22.13 RC Hauser for this category 2010 2008-2010 Most TD Catches 3 Ian Kinsey 11 Ian Kinsey 17 J-Shun Harris 2009 2011-2013 Most Total Points Scored 24 Tommy Huser 108 Maurice Campbell 282 Maurice Campbell vs Noblesville, 2009 2014 2011-14 Most Pancake Blocks No Game Record 50 Zach Rogers 88 1/2 Titus Martin for this category 2007 2013-2015 Longest Run from Scrimmage 87 Connor McCalley vs Westfield, 2010 Longest Pass from Scrimmage 98 Zach Eaton to Chris Thomas vs Brownsburg, 2014 Fishers High School Individual Football Records

Individual Defensive Records Game Record Season Record Career Record Most Solo Tackles 12 Brody Kalbaugh / Geoffrey Borwn 88 Georffrey Brown 207 Robbie Peck vs McCutcheon, 2006 / vs Franklin Cent, '18 2018 2010-12 Most Assisted Tackles 9 Phil Warner 51 Robbie Peck 116 Robbie Peck vs Westfield, 2010 2012 2010-12 Most Total Tackles 15 1/2 Emmanuel Davis 110 1/2 Robbie Peck 265 Robbie Peck Assist = 1/2 Tackle vs Carmel, 2016 2012 2010-12 Most Tackles for Loss 8 Taylor Halstead 30 1/2 Taylor Halstead 67 Taylor Halstead vs Harrison, 2009 2009 2008-2010 Most Tackles for Loss Yards -31 Taylor Halstead -143 Taylor Halstead -285 Taylor Halstead vs Harrison, 2009 2009 2008-2010 Most Sacks 4 Taylor Halstead / Phil Warner 17 1/2 Taylor Halstead 35 1/2 Taylor Halstead vs Harrsn, '09; LC, '10 / vs Nblsville, '10 2009 2008-2010 Most Fumble Recoveries 2 Geoffrey Brown (Z'ville, '18) 7 Georffrey Brown 7 Geoffrey Brown Seth Sontich (Avon, '17) 2018 2016- Michael Nettleton (Westfield, '16) Brody Kalbaugh Michael Prewitt (HSE, '16) 2006-07 Brody Kalbaugh (McCutch'n, '06) Most Caused Fumbles No Game Record 4 Seth Sontich ('17) 8 Taylor Halstead for this category Seth Riley ('12) 2008-2010 Taylor Halstead ("09) Most Interceptions 2 Seth Sontich (Noblesville, '17) 4 J. Chinn ('15), R.J. Potts ('14), 10 RJ Potts R.J. Potts (B'burg, '14), L. Harbison L. Harbison ('14), Ko. Orris ('10) 2013-2016 (NC, '14), S. Riley (Wstfld, '10), P. Weiler ('10), S Riley ('10) K. Johnson (Nblsvl, '09), P. Stamm K. Johnson ('09), P. Stamm ('08) (Nblsvl, '08) Most Interception Return Yards 82 Josh Lloyd 126 Jeremy Chinn 204 Roman Molden vs HSE, 2014 2015 2017-2018 Longest Fumble Return 41 Griffin Hulecki vs HSE, 2013 Longest Interception Return 82 Josh Lloyd vs HSE, 2014

Fishers High School Individual Football Records

Individual Kicking Records Game Record Season Record Career Record Most PATs Made 9 Alex Sahakian 54 Alex Sahakian 102 Alex Sahakian vs Harrison, 2012 2012 2011-2013 Most PATs Attempted No Game Record 56 Max Larreur 107 Alex Sahakian for this category 2010 2011-2013 Best PAT % No Game Record 100.00% Ben Norton, 2017 100.00% Pedro Ramello for this category Pedro Ramello, 2011 2011 Most FGs Made 4 Ben Norton 14 Ben Norton, 2016 33 Ben Norton vs HSE ('16) Max Larreur, 2010 2015-17 Most FGs Attempted No Game Record 20 Ben Norton, 2016 47 Ben Norton for this category Max Larreur, 2010 2015-17 Best FG % No Game Record 81.82% Pedro Ramello 81.82% Pedro Ramello for this category 2011 2011 Most Punts 11 Jack Phillips / Taylor Soper 60 Taylor Soper 105 Taylor Soper vs Avon, '18 / vs Brownsburg, '16 2016 2015-16 Most Yards Punting 391 Jack Phillips / Taylor Soper 2,199 Taylor Soper 3,864 Taylor Soper vs Avon, '18 / vs Brownsburg, '16 2016 2015-2016 Best Punt Average 48.5 Taylor Soper 40.11 Ben Norton 38.17 Joey Galey vs Brownsburg, 2014 2017 2017 Most Punts Inside 20 YL 3 B. Norton ('17 [twice] ) 17 Austin Moore 25 Taylor Soper J. Lloyd ('14), A. Moore ('12 [twice] ) 2012 2015-2016 P. Ramello ('11), J. Moore ('08) Most Kickoffs 11 Alex Sahakian 79 Max Larreur 160 Ben Norton vs Harrison, Noblesville, 2012 2010 2015-17 Most Kickoff Yards 584 Alex Sahakian 3,751 Alex Sahakian 7,055 Justin Moore vs Harrison, 2012 2012 2006-08 Most Touchbacks 5 Alex Sahakian 30 Ben Norton 67 Ben Norton vs Westfield, 2013 2017 2015-17 Best Kickoff Avg. 60.0 Ben Norton ('16 [twice], '17 [twice]) 57.2 Ben Norton 54.8 Alex Kapsalis A. Sahakian (Noblesville, '13) 2017 Pedro Ramello (Laf. Jeff, '11) 2009 Most Punt Returns No Game Record 14 J-Shun Harris 40 J-Shun Harris for this category 2012 2010-2013 Most Punt Return Yards 93 J-Shun Harris 318 J-Shun Harris 768 J-Shun Harris vs Westfield, '11 2013 2010-2013 Best Punt Return Avg. No Game Record 25.5 J-Shun Harris 19.2 J-Shun Harris for this category 2011 2010-2013 Most Kickoff Returns No Game Record 20 Nico Walker / Tyler Lassic 37 Nico Walker, ''06-'07 for this category 2006 / 2011 RJ Potts, '13-'16 Most Kickoff Return Yards 170 Nico Walker 520 Tyler Lassic 879 RJ Potts vs Lafayette Jeff, '06 2011 2013-2016 Best Kickoff Return Avg. No Game Record 28.81 Tyler Carroll 28.0 Sean Hildebrand for this category 2008 2008-09 Longest FG 52 Ben Norton vs HSE, 2016 Longest Punt 79 Justin Moore vs HSE, 2009 Longest Kickoff Return 98 Sean Hildebrand vs Harrison, 2008 Longest Punt Return 93 J-Shun Harris vs Westfield, 2011 Longest Blocked Kick Return 55 R.J. Potts vs Brownsburg, 2013 Fishers High School Team Football Records

Team Offensive Records Game Record Season Records Most Yards Rushing 329 vs Westfield, 2010 2,884 2010 Most Rushing Attempts 55 vs HSE, 2015 (Sctnl) 564 2010 Best Yards per Rush Average 10.22 vs McCutcheon, 2012 5.46 2013 Most TDs Rushing No Game Record for this category 35 2012 Most Yards Passing 382 vs Harrison, 2006 2,331 2010 Most Passes Attempted 43 vs Harrison, 2006 286 2006 Most Passes Completed 23 vs Harrison, 2006 159 2010 Best Yards per Pass Attempt 16.14 vs Zionsville, 2011 8.91 2013 Best Yards per Pass Completion 29.6 vs HSE, 2008 14.82 2007 Most TDs Passing No Game Record for this category 31 2010 Best Completion % 90.90% vs HSE, 2013 63.01% 2013 Fewest Interceptions No Game Record for this category 3 2014 Fewest Fumbles No Game Record for this category 7 2009 Fewest Fumbles Lost No Game Record for this category 2 2010 Fewest Turnovers No Game Record for this category 10 2009, '10, '12, '16 Most First Downs 34 vs Harrison, 2012 268 2010 Most First Downs Rushing No Game Record for this category 162 2010 Most First Downs Passing No Game Record for this category 102 2010 Most Total Plays 76 vs HSE, 2015 (Sctnl) 836 2010 Most Total yards 555 vs Brownsburg, 2014 5,215 2010 Best Yards per Play Average 9.65 vs Westfield, 2009 6.82 2013 Most Points Scored 66 vs Harrison, 2012 450 2010 Most Points / Game No Game Record for this category 33.71 2013 Most Total Yards / Game No Game Record for this category 388.64 2013 Most Yards Rushing / Game No Game Record for this category 194.55 2014 Most Yards Passing / Game No Game Record for this category 199.23 2012 Lowest Interception Ratio No Game Record for this category 1.33% 2014 Most Total Plays / Game No Game Record for this category 61.91 2015 Fishers High School Team Football Records

Team Defensive Records Game Record Season Records Fewest Yards Rushing Allowed 10 vs Westfield, 2008 1,449 2009 Fewest Yards per Rush Allowed 0.48 vs Westfield, 2008 3.88 2009 Fewest Yards Rushing / Attempt 14 vs Zionsville, 2017 3.52 2012 Fewest TDs Rushing Allowed No Game Record for this category 13 2009 Fewest Yards Passing Allowed -2 vs Carmel, 2013 1,156 2007 Fewest Passes Attempted 2 vs Carmel, 2009 168 2007 Most Passes Attempted No Game Record for this category 234 2009 Fewest Passes Completed 0 vs Carmel, 2010 & 2014 92 2006 Fewest Yards per Pass Attempt -0.33 vs Carmel, 2013 5.30 2009 Fewest Yards per Pass Completion -1.00 vs Carmel, 2013 9.69 2013 Fewest TDs Passing Allowed No Game Record for this category 8 2009 Lowest Completion % Allowed 0.00% vs Carmel, 2014 44.8% 2009 Most Sacks 8 vs Lawrence Central, 2010 38 2010 Most Tackles for Loss 16 vs Harrison, 2009 & 2012 93 2012 Most Tackles for Loss Yardage -55 vs Harrison, 2009 -327 2012 Most Interceptions Made 4 vs McCutcheon, 2010 23 2010 Most Fumbles Recovered 4 vs Westfield, 2009 15 2017 Most Turnovers Created 5 vs Noblesville, 2017 32 2010 vs Noblesville, 2012 vs Zionsville, 2011 Fewest First Downs Allowed 3 vs Harrison, 2011 130 2009 Fewest First Downs Allowed Rushing No Game Record for this category 68 2018 Fewest First Downs Allowed Passing No Game Record for this category 46 2007 Fewest Total Yards Allowed 93 vs Harrison, 2011 2,689 2009 Fewest Total Plays Allowed 32 vs HSE, 2011 558 2007 Lowest Yards per Play Allowed 2.47 vs HSE, 2009 4.43 2009 Fewest Points Allowed 0 vs several opponents 174 2014 Fewest Points / Game No Game Record for this category 15.8 2014 Fewest Yards Rushing / Game No Game Record for this category 108.0 2010 Fewest Yards Passing / Game No Game Record for this category 112.73 2009 Fewest Total Yards / Game No Game Record for this category 244.45 2009 Fishers High School Team Football Records

Team Kicking Records Game Record Season Records Most KO Return Yards 235 vs Lafayette Jeff, 2006 1,067 2006 Best Kick Off Retun Avg. 35.2 vs Harrison, 2008 28.0 2008 Most Kick Off Returns No Game Record for this category 67 2006 Most Punt Return Yards 121 vs Westfield, 2011 406 2011 Best Punt Return Avg. 28.7 vs Lafayette Jeff, 2011 18.0 2013 Most Punt Returns No Game Record for this category 31 2009 Most Punts Forced 9 vs McCutcheon, 2009 59 2009 Most Kick Offs Attempted 11 vs Harrison, 2012 81 2010 Most Touchbacks No Game Record for this category 30 2017 Most Kick Off Yards 584 vs Harrison, 2012 3,761 2012 Best Kick Off Avg. 60 vs Roncalli, 2017 57.2 2017 vs Brownsburg, 2017 vs Brownsburg, 2016 Fewest KO Return Yards Allowed 0 numerous times 682 2008 Fewest Kick Off Return Avg. Allowed No Game Record for this category 15.3 2016 Most Punts Attempted 11 vs Avon, 2018 / vs Brownburg, 2016 60 2016 Most Yards Punting 391 vs Brownsburg, 2016 2,199 2016 Best Punt Average 48.5 vs Brownsburg, 2015 39.0 2017 Most Punt Returns by Opponent No Game Record for this category 33 2006 Fewest Punt Return Yards Allowed -35 vs Brownsburg, 2017 28 2018 Fewest Punt Return Avg. Allowed No Game Record for this category 2.0 2018 Most Blocked Kicks 2 vs Avon, 2009, 2012, 2015 6 2015 also vs Noblesville, 2008, 2015 Best Net Punt Avg. No Game Record for this category 35.7 2018 Fewest Net Punt Yds by Opp. No Game Record for this category 22.7 2013