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All-Time IHSAA Mental Attitude Award Recipients All‐Time IHSAA Mental Attitude Award Recipients Last Update: 12/13/2019 11:27 AM *Won IHSAA mental attitude awards in two different sports in the same school year. Adams Central (5) 2016‐17, Wrestling, Gunnar Larson 2000‐01, Girls Basketball (4A), Shyra Ely 1994‐95, Wrestling, Tony Currie 2018‐19, Volleyball (4A), Chloe Rickenbach 2001‐02, Boys Track & Field, Kevin Kempf 2000‐01, Baseball (A), Nicholas Houk 2009‐10, Girls Basketball (4A), Dee Dee Williams 2003‐04, Volleyball (2A), Natalie Young Barr‐Reeve (7) 2016‐17, Boys Basketball (4A), RJ Turner 2011‐12, Softball (2A), Alyssa Keller 1998‐99, Volleyball (A), Kristi Kavanaugh 2017‐18, Football (6A), Tommy McDonald 2012‐13, Softball (2A), Bess Fiechter 2009‐10, Boys Basketball (A), Christian Duncheon Benton Central (4) Alexandria (3) 2013‐14, Volleyball (A), Jenna Knepp 1987‐88, Girls Basketball, Sandy Herre 1997‐98, Baseball (2A), J.D. Closser 2013‐14, Boys Basketball (A), Micah Bullock 1988‐89, Girls Basketball, Sheryl Klemme 1997‐98, Boys Basketball (2A), Rusty Garner 2014‐15, Girls Basketball (A), Hannah Bullock 1993‐94, Girls Track & Field, Kierstin Doyle 2012‐13, Wrestling, Luke Blanton 2014‐15, Boys Basketball (A), Ethan Duncheon 2010‐11, Girls Basketball (3A), Hillary Moore 2018‐19, Boys Basketball (A), Quentin Yoder Anderson (5) Blackford (4) 1922‐23, Boys Basketball, Maurice Robinson Batesville (2) 1973‐74, Football (2A), Leroy Robbins 1966‐67, Wrestling, Mickey Janes 2000‐01, Boys Basketball (2A), Matthew 1977‐78, Baseball, Brian Lanham 1982‐83, Boys Basketball, John Harter Robbins 1977‐78, Boys Gymnastics, Dewight Rea 1984‐85, Girls Swimming & Diving, Debbie 2003‐04, Boys Cross Country, Rob Grote 1991‐92, Girls Golf, Erika Wicoff Daniel 1990‐91, Boys Swimming & Diving, Steve Bedford (1) Bloomfield (3) Alexander 1919‐20, Boys Basketball, Harold Laughlin 1997‐98, Boys Basketball (A), Grant McBride 1997‐98, Girls Basketball (A), Melissa Cochrane Anderson Highland (3) Bedford North Lawrence (9) 2015‐16, Boys Basketball (A), Eli Combs 1980‐81, Boys Gymnastics, Gregg Upperman 1976‐77, Boys Track & Field, Warren Lee 1993‐94, Boys Cross Country, Kyle Baker Wildman Bloomington North (8) 1999‐00, Girls Cross Country, Lisa Nicholson 1989‐90, Boys Basketball, Damon Bailey 1981‐82, Boys Cross Country, Jeff Grove 1989‐90, Girls Basketball, Shannon Cummings 1991‐92, Girls Cross Country, Jennifer Warthan Andrean (9) 1990‐91, Girls Basketball, Carrie Mount 1993‐94, Girls Cross Country, Amanda Warthan 1997‐98, Football (3A), Robert Finn 1991‐92, Girls Basketball, Marla Inman 1997‐98, Girls Golf, Bess Bowers 1997‐98, Softball (2A), Kadie Simon 1994‐95, Boys Swimming & Diving, Dan Schultz 1999‐00, Boys Basketball (4A), Jared Jeffries 1999‐00, Boys Basketball (3A), Shane Power 2008‐09, Boys Swimming & Diving, Taylor 1999‐00, Girls Track & Field, Sara Fields 2001‐02, Football (3A), Casey Nowinski Sanders 2004‐05, Girls Golf, Manisha Patel 2003‐04, Baseball (3A), Nicholas Stockwell 2012‐13, Girls Basketball (4A), Carli Fields 2012‐13, Boys Swimming & Diving, Max Irwin 2004‐05, Baseball (3A), Tommy Finn 2013‐14, Girls Basketball (4A), Whitney Wilson 2010‐11, Softball (3A), Kelly Ryan Bloomington South (Bloomington) (19) 2016‐17, Girls Soccer (A), Hanna Sarosy Beech Grove (2) 1917‐18, Boys Basketball, Ralph Esarey 2018‐19, Baseball (3A), Michael Doolin 1985‐86, Boys Swimming & Diving, Andy McVey 1968‐69, Baseball, Dan Grossman 2002‐03, Girls Basketball (3A), Katie Gearlds 1969‐70, Boys Swimming & Diving, Bill Angola (3) Armstrong 2001‐02, Girls Gymnastics, Carrie Best Bellmont (6) 1970‐71, Boys Swimming & Diving, John Deppe 2006‐07, Wrestling, David Zimmer 1998‐99, Wrestling, Ben Faurote 1970‐71, Wrestling, Jim Cornwell 2013‐14, Girls Gymnastics, Alex Nickel 2002‐03, Wrestling, John Sheets 1974‐75, Boys Tennis, Brian Willett 2003‐04, Boys Basketball (3A), Jon Zeser 1978‐79, Boys Track & Field, Kevin King Argos (1) 2003‐04, Softball (3A), Erin Braun 1987‐88, Girls Golf, Amy McDonald 2019‐20, Boys Soccer (A), Caleb Ellis 2013‐14, Girls Track & Field, Holly Hankenson 1993‐94, Football (5A), Eli Stoddard 2019‐20, Volleyball (3A), Rachel McBride 2000‐01, Wrestling, J.T. Young Attica (1) 2008‐09, Boys Track & Field, Ben Stancombe 2000‐01, Football (A), Josh Smith Ben Davis (20) 2010‐11, Boys Basketball (4A), Spencer Turner 1973‐74, Boys Gymnastics, Chris Dolson 2010‐11, Boys Track & Field, Drew Volz Auburn (1) 1977‐78, Boys Swimming & Diving, Jay Risley 2012‐13, Boys Tennis, Ronnie Schneider 1948‐49, Boys Basketball, James Schooley 1978‐79, Boys Gymnastics, Steve Ellsberry 2013‐14, Softball (4A), Elizabeth Getz 1978‐79, Girls Swimming & Diving, Elizabeth 2014‐15, Boys Track & Field, Deakin Volz Austin (2) Ashburn 2014‐15, Girls Tennis, Denise Azcui 1984‐85, Girls Basketball, Jodie Whitaker 1980‐81, Baseball, Gene (Bucky) Autry 2015‐16, Girls Golf, Cherise Otter 2009‐10, Girls Basketball (2A), Katy MacIntosh 1982‐83, Girls Swimming & Diving, Laura 2015‐16, Girls Track & Field, Megan Grabowski Ashburn Avon (10) 1988‐89, Football (5A), Brian Murphy Blue River Valley (2) 2008‐09, Girls Golf, Breanna Patz 1990‐91, Boys Cross Country, Jonathan Deal 1999‐00, Girls Gymnastics, Heather Blevins 2010‐11, Boys Golf, Patrick Rodgers 1991‐92, Football (5A), Chris Ings 2000‐01, Boys Basketball (A), Andrew Brown 2012‐13, Volleyball (4A), Kayla Springer 1991‐92, Boys Golf, Trent Bell 2012‐13, Boys Golf, Brad Patz 1991‐92, Boys Swimming & Diving, Matthew Bluffton (1) 2013‐14, Girls Soccer (2A), Sarah Zolcak Hinshaw 1997‐98, Girls Basketball (2A), Abby Salscheider 2013‐14, Boys Soccer (2A), Jonathan Kopp 1992‐93, Football (5A), Chris Rickenbach 2013‐14, Volleyball (4A), Rachel Griffin 1996‐97, Boys Cross Country, Brad Bernhardt Boone Grove (1) 2015‐16, Boys Swimming & Diving, Chandler 1999‐00, Football (5A), Jeremy Chandler 2015‐16, Softball (2A), Sarah Brown Bray 1999‐00, Girls Basketball (4A), Sara Strahm Boonville (6) 2000‐01, Girls Soccer, Emily Hunter 2002‐03, Softball (3A), Brittany Hedrick 1974‐75, Football (2A), Richard Goings 2001‐02, Girls Soccer, Lesley Wells 2003‐04, Softball (4A), Kathleen Jones 1980‐81, Volleyball, Becky Winsett 2003‐04, Girls Soccer, Jamie Podell 2004‐05, Girls Gymnastics, Natalie Hesler 1984‐85, Volleyball, Beth Winsett 2003‐04, Girls Swimming & Diving, Erin Sparks 2008‐09, Football (5A), Luke Swift 2004‐05, Volleyball (3A), Robyn Gebhard 2003‐04, Girls Track & Field, Marie Grabinski 2009‐10, Volleyball (4A), Sarah Dooms 2005‐06, Softball (3A), Lynn Fletcher 2004‐05, Boys Tennis, Ethan Jaffee 2014‐15, Softball (4A), Victoria Boyer 2006‐07, Softball (3A), Abby Schnur 2004‐05, Girls Soccer, Jackie Ponder 2016‐17, Football (6A), Logan Bontrager 2006‐07, Boys Soccer, Zachary Carr 2016‐17, Girls Tennis, Maddie Weeks Borden (1) 2006‐07, Football (5A), Ryan Murray 2019‐20, Football (6A), Jalen Goines 2012‐13, Boys Basketball (A), Michael Lynch 2007‐08, Girls Basketball (4A), Danielle Havel 2008‐09, Girls Swimming & Diving, Jessica Central Noble (1) Brebeuf Jesuit (21) Hammes 2017‐18, Girls Basketball (A), Calista Rice 1965‐66, Boys Track & Field, Clyde Peach 2009‐10, Football (5A), Adam Shaffer 1976‐77, Boys Tennis, Steve Wahle 2010‐11, Girls Swimming & Diving, Carly Charlestown (1) 1979‐80, Girls Tennis, Courtney Lord Marshall 1992‐93, Girls Basketball, Abby Conklin 1987‐88, Boys Golf, Chris Doble 2010‐11, Girls Tennis, Olivia Trancik 1995‐96, Girls Cross Country, Courtney Adams 2010‐11, Softball (4A), Ali Bourgerie Chesterton (12) 2003‐04, Volleyball (3A), Natalie Mullikin 2011‐12, Boys Tennis, Connor Dunn 1980‐81, Girls Basketball, Susan Morris 2003‐04, Girls Basketball (3A), Amber Jackson 2011‐12, Girls Cross Country, Renee Wellman 1980‐81, Girls Gymnastics, Mary Spencer 2004‐05, Girls Track & Field, Geneva Trotter 2011‐12, Boys Basketball (4A), Sam Curts 2000‐01, Girls Swimming & Diving, Jenni 2005‐06, Volleyball (3A), Sarah Kish 2011‐12, Girls Tennis, Mikaela Carlson Anderson 2006‐07, Girls Golf, Aimee Neff 2012‐13, Boys Cross Country, Charlie Watson 2002‐03, Girls Gymnastics, Lauren West 2007‐08, Girls Golf, Megan Tuohy 2012‐13, Girls Swimming & Diving, Lacey Locke 2005‐06, Softball (4A), Katie Stahura 2010‐11, Volleyball (3A) Jeme Obeime 2012‐13, Boys Basketball (4A), Michael Volovic 2009‐10, Boys Cross Country, David Osborn 2010‐11, Boys Swimming & Diving, Harrison 2013‐14, Girls Cross Country, Kelcy Welch 2009‐10, Boys Swimming & Diving, Kyle Wagner 2013‐14, Boys Cross Country, Robert Browning Whitaker 2011‐12, Boys Golf, Will Tenbarge 2013‐14, Football (6A), Vic Roe 2010‐11, Girls Gymnastics, Samantha Wilburn 2011‐12, Baseball (3A), Connor Hale 2013‐14, Girls Tennis, Bailey Padgett 2011‐12, Girls Golf, Kelly Grassel 2013‐14, Volleyball (3A), Sierra Witham 2014‐15, Boys Tennis, Radha Vishnubhotla 2013‐14, Boys Swimming & Diving, Blake 2013‐14, Football (3A), Eddie Barks 2014‐15, Volleyball (4A), Mckenzie Kiesle Pieroni 2014‐15, Boys Cross Country, Zack Snider 2014‐15, Football (6A), Nate Thompson 2016‐17, Boys Soccer (2A), Owen Hallas 2017‐18, Girls Cross Country, Katherine Modrall 2014‐15, Girls Track & Field, Haley Harris 2018‐19, Girls Gymnastics, Jordan Bush 2017‐18, Volleyball (3A), Grace Roudebush 2015‐16, Boys Cross Country, Ben Veatch 2017‐18, Football (3A), Dillon Howell 2015‐16, Girls Swimming & Diving, Claire Christian Academy of Indiana (1) Adams 2017‐18, Volleyball (2A), Alli Stumler Bremen (3) 2015‐16, Girls Tennis, Lauryn Padgett 2007‐08, Softball (2A), Jenni Andrews 2016‐17, Girls Cross Country, Rachel Anderson Clinton Central (1) 2011‐12, Wrestling, Abraham
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