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IHSAA News Release Indiana High School Athleঞ c Associaঞ on, Inc. 9150 N. Meridian Street, PO Box 40650, Indianapolis, Indiana 46240-0650 317-846-6601 ▪ Fax: 317-575-4244 ▪ IHSAA.org ▪ IHSAAtv.org ▪ @IHSAA1 TICKETS THE 24TH ANNUAL $10.00 per person. All seats general admission. Children age 2 or younger are free of charge. IHSAA BOYS & GIRLS SOCCER STATE FINALS Tickets may be purchased in advance at par cipa ng schools the week of the state October 27-28, 2017 fi nals. Contact schools for cket distribu on hours. Tickets also will be available inside Gate Bud & Jackie Sellick Bowl, Butler University, Indianapolis, Ind. 4 at Hinkle Fieldhouse on Friday and at the northwest corner cket booth along New York Michael A. Carroll Stadium, IUPUI, Indianapolis, Ind. Street adjacent to Carroll Stadium on Saturday. PARKING Spectator parking is available at both venues FORT WAYNE CANTERBURY (12-6-3) vs. COVENANT CHRISTIAN (16-4-1) for $10 per vehicle. The lots adjacent to Hinkle Fieldhouse will be available on Friday and the FRIDAY, OCT. 27, 2017 ▪ 6 PM ET ▪ SELLICK BOWL, BUTLER UNIVERSITY ▪ IHSAATV.ORG Barnhill Garage at IUPUI on Saturday, which is located just north of the main cket entrance CANTERBURY CAVALIERS COVENANT CHRISTIAN WARRIORS Head Coach: Greg Mauch Head Coach: David Pfeifer on New York Street. The garage will be credit Record at Canterbury: 440-144-54 (32nd Year) Record at Covenant Chris an: 16-4-1 (1st Year) 1A BOYS 1A cards only while surface parking lots will accept Overall: 502-154-57 (37th Year) Overall: 16-4-1 (1st Year) cash. PENN (22-0-1) vs. GUERIN CATHOLIC (16-1-1) GATES OPEN Gates open beginning at 5 pm ET on Friday FRIDAY, OCT. 27, 2017 ▪ 8 PM ET ▪ SELLICK BOWL, BUTLER UNIVERSITY ▪ IHSAATV.ORG and 9:30 am ET on Saturday (one hour prior to kickoff ). PENN KINGSMEN GUERIN CATHOLIC GOLDEN EAGLES Head Coach: Jeff Hart Head Coach: Jonathan McClure Record at Penn: 109-14-10 (6th Year) Record at Guerin Catholic: 108-39-11 (8th Year) WEBCAST GIRLS 3A Overall: 109-14-10 (6th Year) Overall: 116-47-12 (9th Year) All six matches will be streamed live by the IHSAA Champions Network at IHSAAtv.org. WHEELER (21-0) vs. EVANSVILLE MATER DEI (12-6-4) SATURDAY, OCT. 28, 2017 ▪ 10:30 AM ET ▪ CARROLL STADIUM, IUPUI ▪ IHSAATV.ORG WHEELER BEARCATS MATER DEI WILDCATS Head Coach: Bryan Murray Head Coach: Amy Weber Record at Wheeler: 100-14-3 (6th Year) Record at Mater Dei: 11-6-4 (1st Year) 1A GIRLS 1A Overall: 223-94-13 (18th Year) Overall: NA (3rd Year) BROADCAST ASSIGNMENTS SOUTH BEND ST. JOSEPH (18-4-1) vs. EVANSVILLE MEMORIAL (18-4) Class A Boys ▪ Play-by-Play Will Haske SATURDAY, OCT. 28, 2017 ▪ 1 PM ET ▪ CARROLL STADIUM, IUPUI ▪ IHSAATV.ORG ▪ Color Analyst Dan Kapsalis ST. JOSEPH INDIANS REITZ MEMORIAL TIGERS Head Coach: Phil DePauw Head Coach: Angie Lensing Class 3A Girls Record at St. Joseph: 46-15-3 (3rd Year) Record at Memorial: 292-79-31 (19th Year) 2A GIRLS 2A ▪ Play-by-Play Will Haske Overall: 46-15-3 (3rd Year) Overall: 292-79-31 (19th Year) ▪ Color Analyst Dan Kapsalis Class A Girls FORT WAYNE CONCORDIA (17-2-4) vs. EVANSVILLE MEMORIAL (19-2-1) ▪ Play-by-Play Greg Rakestraw SATURDAY, OCT. 28, 2017 ▪ 3:30 PM ET ▪ CARROLL STADIUM, IUPUI ▪ IHSAATV.ORG ▪ Color Analyst Mark Newman CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CADETS REITZ MEMORIAL TIGERS Class 2A Girls Head Coach: Kevin Macke Head Coach: Bill Vieth Record at Concordia: 167-120-24 (17th Year) Record at Memorial: 553-103-52 (32nd Year) ▪ Play-by-Play Greg Rakestraw BOYS 2A ▪ Color Analyst Mark Newman Overall: 209-164-30 (23rd Year) Overall: 553-103-52 (32nd Year) Class 2A Boys HARRISON (WEST LAFAYETTE) (19-1-2) vs. CASTLE (17-4-1) ▪ Play-by-Play Mike Knezevich ▪ Color Analyst Dan Kapsalis SATURDAY, OCT. 28, 2017 ▪ 6 PM ET ▪ CARROLL STADIUM, IUPUI ▪ IHSAATV.ORG Class 3A Boys HARRISON RAIDERS CASTLE KNIGHTS ▪ Play-by-Play Mike Knezevich Head Coach: Bryan Clouse Head Coach: Mike Reiter Record at Harrison: 108-27 (7th Year) Record at Castle: 71-18-6 (6th Year) 3A BOYS 3A ▪ Color Analyst Dan Kapsalis Overall: 205-82-25 (17th Year) Overall: 71-18-6 (6th Year) #FaceOfSportsmanship #IHSAA 2017-18 IHSAA STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS MEDIA INFORMATION FALL SPORTS MEDIA CREDENTIALS: The 2017-18 IHSAA State Finals Media Creden al issued previously for the Sept. 29-30 GIRLS GOLF girls golf and boys tennis state fi nals is good for admission. For those outlets without creden als and Prairie View Golf Club, Carmel planning to cover the event, please apply by e-mailing your request (with name of individual applying) Team: Zionsville to IHSAA Sports Informa on Director Jason Wille at [email protected]. E-mail requests MUST Individual: Kayla Benge, Plainfi eld originate from a recognized business account; e-mails from personal accounts (ie: yahoo.com, gmail. Oct. 13-14 BOYS TEAM TENNIS com, etc.) will not be accepted. North Central HS, Indianapolis Team: Carmel NO CHILDREN, PLEASE: With the excep on of high school students represen ng their school’s Oct. 20-21 BOYS SINGLES & DOUBLES newspaper, yearbook, radio or television sta on, and who have a team par cipa ng, no young Park Tudor HS, Indianapolis people or children will be issued media creden als or be allowed in the working media area. Singles: Patrick Fletchall, Carmel Doubles: Will Emhardt & Drew Weigel, MEDIA WILL҃CALL: Approved requests will be available for pickup at the will-call windows at Gate 4 Park Tudor inside Hinkle Fieldhouse beginning at 5 pm on Friday and at the northwest corner stadium entrance beginning at 9:30 am ET on Saturday. Oct. 27-28 BOYS & GIRLS SOCCER Sellick Bowl, Butler University, Indianapolis MEDIA PARKING: While no specifi c media parking is available, we recommend using the Hinkle Carroll Stadium, IUPUI, Indianapolis Fieldhouse parking lot on Friday and the Barnhill Parking Garage on Saturday which is just across Oct. 28 BOYS & GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY New York Street to the north of the stadium. Each vehicle will be charged $10 to park. LaVern Gibson Course, Terre Haute Nov. 4 VOLLEYBALL SEAT ASSIGNMENTS: Except where permanent lines have been installed for those that have Worthen Arena, Ball State University, Muncie ordered them, an open sea ng policy will be used in both press boxes. Nov. 24-25 FOOTBALL WIRELESS INTERNET: Free wireless access will be available in the press box. Please see Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis Communica ons Assistant Rob Kimes who will be on site to assist you. WINTER SPORTS Feb. 9-10 GIRLS SWIMMING & DIVING OFFICIAL PROGRAMS/BOX SCORES: Offi cial programs will be available along with computer box IU Natatorium, IUPUI, Indianapolis scores following each championship match. Interviews may be conducted with players and coaches on the sidelines following the award ceremonies. Feb. 16-17 WRESTLING Bankers Life Fieldhouse, Indianapolis POST-GAME GUIDELINES: IHSAAtv.org personnel will have priority in conduc ng interviews Feb. 23-24 BOYS SWIMMING & DIVING with coaches and players on the fi eld immediately following each match. If me permits before IU Natatorium, IUPUI, Indianapolis the awards ceremony, addi onal interviews may be conducted. Otherwise, all interviews will be Feb. 24 GIRLS BASKETBALL conducted off the fi eld following the awards ceremony and team photograph session. The post-game Bankers Life Fieldhouse, Indianapolis ceremonies order will be as follows: • Mental A tude Award presenta on March 10 GYMNASTICS • Runner-Up medals and trophy presenta on Worthen Arena, Ball State University, Muncie • Championship medals and trophy presenta on March 24 BOYS BASKETBALL • Team Photographs by ChampionsIllustrated.com Bankers Life Fieldhouse, Indianapolis HOSPITALITY: The IHSAA will provide media hospitality with food and drink both days in the press SPRING SPORTS box for all creden aled media personnel. June 1 GIRLS TRACK & FIELD Robert C. Haugh Track & Field Complex, GAME DAY WEBSITE / TWITTER UPDATES: Scores will be updated throughout the game at IHSAA. Indiana University, Bloomington org. Final box scores, play-by-play and recaps will be posted at the conclusion of each championship game. Also follow us on Twi er: @IHSAA1. June 2 UNIFIED TRACK & FIELD Robert C. Haugh Track & Field Complex, Indiana University, Bloomington June 2 BOYS TRACK & FIELD Robert C. Haugh Track & Field Complex, Indiana University, Bloomington June 1-2 GIRLS TEAM TENNIS North Central HS, Indianapolis June 8-9 GIRLS SINGLES & DOUBLES Park Tudor HS, Indianapolis June 9 SOFTBALL Bi࣌ nger Stadium, Purdue University, West Lafaye e June 12-13 BOYS GOLF Prairie View Golf Club, Carmel June 15-16 BASEBALL Victory Field, Indianapolis #FaceOfSportsmanship #IHSAA HAMMOND’S ARMANDO GARCIA INDIANA SOCCER COACHES ASSOC. INDIANA SOCCER COACHES ASSOC. TO BE HONORED WITH FINAL REGULAR SEASON POLL FINAL REGULAR SEASON POLL OUTSTANDING OFFICIALS AWARD Class 3A Boys Soccer Class 3A Girls Soccer Armando Garcia of Hammond, is the recipient 1. Zionsville 1. Penn of the 2017-18 IHSAA Outstanding Soccer 2. Hamilton Southeastern 2. Brebeuf Jesuit Offi cial in the state of Indiana. 3. Harrison (West Lafaye e) 3. Carmel 4. North Central (Indianapolis) 4. Guerin Catholic Armando has been a licensed soccer offi cial 5. Bloomington South 5. Noblesville for the past 24 years with the Lake County 6. Penn 6. Castle Offi cials’ Associa on where he currently 7. Lake Central 7. Hamilton Southeastern serves as the Soccer Chairperson. In addi on 8. Munster 8. Terre Haute North to his Associa on responsibili es, Armando 9. Guerin Catholic 9. Evansville North has been 10. Center Grove 10. Zionsville 11. Concord 11. Munster instrumental in 12. Ben Davis 12. East Central the recruitment, 13.
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