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JUNE 11 - JULY 31, 2018 BULLETIN VOL. 7, ISSUE 11 NEWS AND INFORMATION ABOUT COLUMBUS NORTH HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS

IN THIS ISSUE Spring Scoreboard...... 2 Baseball...... 5 Softball...... 7 Boys Golf...... 9 Track & Field...... 13 Girls Tennis...... 17 Unified Track...... 19 Booster Club...... 21 Athletic Staff...... 23

SAFE AT SECOND: Tyler Finke dives head first into second base on a successful stolen base attempt against Columbus East during 2018. Finke’s 109 career stolen bases are a school record and 10th in state annals. CN BOYS, GIRLS FLEET-FOOTED FINKE RUNS TO BASEBALL RECORDS EACH FINISH 2ND Senior sets Columbus North standards with 43 SBs this season and 109 in his career IN CI STANDINGS peed is a difference maker in baseball, and with 32 runs en route to being named first-team Columbus North finished second Columbus North senior Tyler Finke made all-Conference and all-District G by the Indiana in the final Conference Indiana Ssure to use that to his full advantage during High School Baseball Coaches Association. “It all-sports standings for the 2017-18 the 2018 season. was something he wanted me to get, and it was school year. Finke totaled a single-season school-record 43 something we needed as a team. If I could get on BOYS stolen bases in leading the Bull Dogs to an 18-10 base and put myself in scoring position, we had 1. Bloomington South 78.0 record, breaking the mark of 38 he had set the year other guys who could get me home.” 2. Columbus North 63.0 before. He also pushed his four-year theft mark McDaniel said Finke – who had a career batting 3. Bloomington North 50.0 to 109, the most ever in a CN career and the 10th average of .403 and finished second on school career 4. Terre Haute South 44.0 5. Franklin Central 42.5 most in state annals for an Indiana high school charts for hits (127), walks (50) and runs (108) – put 6. Terre Haute North 39.5 player. significant pressure on opposing pitchers. 7. Southport 37.0 “Tyler was the catalyst for our team,” Bull Dogs “Tyler was always a threat to steal second and 8. Perry Meridian 36.0 coach Ben McDaniel said. “He was a vocal leader third base,” the coach said. “And if you made a GIRLS who showed the way to a team full of underclassmen. mistake and had a passed ball, he was scoring 1. Bloomington South 68.0 2. Columbus North 65.0 We went as Tyler went on offense. When he got on from third base.” 3. Bloomngton North 57.0 base, we were our most successful.” Finke said he felt he grew as a player during 4. Franklin Central 52.5 Finke, who will play next season at Snead State his career. 5. Terre Haute North 44.5 College in Alabama, said McDaniel encouraged him to “As a four-year starter, I learned to be a leader,” 6. Terre Haute South 43.0 run, run and run some more. Finke said. “I had been through things before, and I 7. Perry Meridian 29.0 8. Southport 21.0 “Coach talked to me before the season about how knew what was expected. That was especially true he wanted me to go for the single-season (stolen with the young team we had this year. It’s been an base) record again,” said Finke, who also hit .380 exciting time.” 2 BULL DOG BULLETIN JUNE 11 - JULY 31, 2018

BOYS GOLF SCHEDULE, SEE PAGE 9 GIRLS TENNIS SCHEDULE, SEE PAGE 17 BULL DOG SPRING SCOREBOARD UNIFIED TRACK SCHEDULE, SEE PAGE 19

SOFTBALL BASEBALL

DATE OPPONENT RESULTS DATE OPPONENT RESULTS

March 28 Silver Creek ppd., rain March 31 Franklin L, 4-5, 8 inn. (0-1)

March 30 at East Central L, 4-7 (0-1) March 31 Franklin W, 9-1 (1-1)

March 31 at Terre Haute North * L, 6-14 (0-2) April 3 East Central W, 7-3 (2-1)

March 31 N - Terre Haute South * L, 2-12 (0-3) April 5 Bloomington North W, 2-1 (3-1)

April 5 Shelbyville L, 7-18 (0-4) April 6 SPI - at Louisville Trinity, Ky. W, 5-2 (4-1)

April 9 at Whiteland L, 5-7 (0-5) April 6 SPI - Marmion Academy, Ill. L, 3-4 (4-2)

April 10 at Seymour L, 1-4 (0-6) April 7 SPI - Lincoln-Way Central, Ill. canceled, weather

April 12 at Franklin Central * L, 1-8 (0-7) April 7 SPI - Christian Academy of Louisville canceled, weather

April 14 BCI - Brownstown Central canceled, rain April 10 at Perry Meridian * W, 7-2 (5-2)

April 14 BCI - Brown County or Hauser canceled, rain April 12 at Shelbyville W, 17-15 (6-2)

April 17 at Bloomington North * L, 5-7 (0-8) April 13 Floyd Central W, 3-2 (7-2)

April 18 Columbus East L, 3-13 (0-9) April 17 at Franklin Central * L, 2-3 (7-3)

April 19 Southport * L, 3-14 (0-10) April 19 Jennings County W, 10-0 (8-3)

April 21 CGI - at Center Grove L, 0-10 (0-11) April 20 at Carmel W, 8-1 (9-3)

April 21 CGI - Greenwood L, 2-4 (0-12) April 21 Roncalli W, 6-3 (10-3)

April 26 Perry Meridian * W, 10-6 (1-12) April 24 at Southport * W, 3-0 8 inn. (11-3)

April 30 Edinburgh W, 5-3 (2-12) April 26 at Seymour L, 1-3 (11-4)

May 3 at Indian Creek L, 3-13 (2-13) April 27 at Cathedral W, 3-0 (12-4)

May 7 Brownstown Central W, 9-8 (3-13) April 30 Terre Haute North L, 3-4 (12-5)

May 8 Bloomington South * L, 9-23 (3-14) May 3 at Greenwood W, 14-0 (13-5)

May 9 Greensburg L, 7-18 (3-15) May 4 Columbus East W, 4-0 (14-5)

May 15 at Jennings County W, 8-5 (4-15) May 9 Bloomington South * L, 1-3 (14-6)

May 17 Hauser W, 10-0 (5-15) May 10 at Hamilton Southeastern L, 1-3 (14-7)

May 21 S - Bloomington North L, 0-10 (5-16) May 12 Terre Haute South * L, 5-11 (14-8)

May 12 Terre Haute South W, 9-2 (15-8) * - Conference Indiana Game SPI-Super Prep Invitational BCI-Brown County Invitational NCI - North Central Invitational May 14 Fishers L, 3-7 (15-9) CGI-Center Grove Invitational SH-Shelbyville Sectional S-East Central Sectional May 18 at Lawrence Central canceled, rain

May 19 NCI - Western Boone W, 20-1 (16-9)

May 19 NCI - Charlestown W, 2-0 (17-9)

May 25 SH - Bloomington North W, 5-4 (18-9)

May 28 SH - Columbus East L, 6-7, 8inn. (18-10)

TRACK AND FIELD (BOYS & GIRLS)

DATE OPPONENT RESULTS (B/G) DATE OPPONENT RESULTS (B/G)

Feb. 28 BS Invitational (IU) NTS / NTS April 21 Brown Co. Talon Relays 146, 1st of 10 / 140, 1st of 10

March 2 HSR Qualifier (UIndy) NTS / NTS April 24 at Shelbyville w/ East Central 85.5, 1st of 3 / 41, 2nd of 3

March 7 BN Invitational (IU) NTS / NTS April 27 Conference Indiana 106.5, 3rd of 8 / 64, T 4th of 8

March 21 at Whiteland canceled, weather May 4 Martinsville Koontz Relays 66, 2nd of 3 (B/G combined)

March 24 Hoosier State Relays (IU) DNP, weather May 9 at Franklin W, 74-58 / L, 64-68

April 3 Bloomington South canceled, weather May 15 Franklin Sectional (girls) --- / 100, 3rd of 12

April 7 Columbus North Invitational canceled, weather May 17 Columbus North Sectional (boys) 132, 1st of 11 / ---

April 10 Seymour W, 115-17 / W, 74-58 May 22 Shelbyville Regional (girls) --- / 28, 9th of 26

April 13 Franklin Central Showcase Allen, 59th; Horak, 74th May 24 Franklin Regional (boys) 58.83, 4th of 29 / ---

April 14 Midwest Prep Invitational NTS / NTS June 1 State Meet at IU (girls) --- / did not score

April 19 at Columbus East W, 92-40 / W, 82-50 June 2 State Meet at IU (boys) did not score / --- JUNE 11 - JULY 31, 2018 BULL DOG BULLETIN 3

MEET THE BULL DOGS: BASEBALL PLAYER BRYCE LOLLAR Class: Senior Age: 18 This season: Varsity team member By the numbers: Reached based seven times, stole one base, scored one run and recorded one save for 18-10 Bull Dogs. Family: Parents Joe and Susan; siblings Sierra, 22, and Collin, 20 Favorite TV show: “The Office” Favorite actor: John Krasinski Favorite actress: Emma Watson Favorite movie: “The Greatest Showman” Favorite music: Country Favorite song: “This is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things” by Taylor Swift Favorite artist: Taylor Swift Favorite color: Red Favorite vacation spot: Myrtle Beach, S.C. Sports role model: Adam Wainwright Non-sports role model: Father Favorite subject: Math Favorite late-night snack: Popcorn and ice cream Family in sports: Brother played baseball at CNHS and plays now at Wabash Valley College; mother and father also played competitive sports. Career goal after college: Work for a major sports organization If you could have a super power, what would it be: Shape shift

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BASEBALL: FINKE CITED AS MVP OF SQUAD THAT POSTED 18-10 CAMPAIGN

olumbus North senior Tyler Finke was honored two home runs, 28 runs as MVP of the Bull Dogs’ 2018 baseball team at and 23 RBIs to capture Cits season-ending gathering. the Big Stick Award. Finke, a shortstop who also was named the team’s Defensively, he posted a most valuable offensive player, hit.380 with two doubles, .989 fielding percentage two triples, 32 runs, 13 RBIs and a school-record 43 with just two errors in 187 stolen bases for a Bull Dogs’squad that went 18-10. For chances. As a batter, Bode his career, Finke finished with a school record 109 stolen was hit by pitch 10 times bases, second on school charts for hits (127), walks (50) for the Black and Blue and runs (108) as well as fourth on the school career list Award, and he had quality for batting average (.403). at-bats 75 percent of his Finke’s season steals mark broke the previous record plate appearances (72 of of 38 that he had set as a junior, and his runs were the 96). Bode’s 10 doubles for sixth most by a CN player in a season. Finke’s career tied for seventh most in a steals figure puts him in 10th place all-time in Indiana CN season. high school baseball records. Petrusky was cited as Others cited for special recognition were senior the team’s most versatile Nicholas Stevens, sophomore Casper Clark, freshman player serving as a pitcher, Austin Bode and senior Jake Petrusky. a second baseman, a Stevens was named winner of the Bull Dog Award. He designated hitter and a had a .200 on-base percentage and scored one run in a pinch runner. Petrusky was backup role. 5-2 as a pitcher, striking Clark was honored as the team’s most valuable pitcher, out 21 with a 2.39 ERA in while Bode was winner of the Big Stick Award, the most 38 innings. He hit .229 with valuable defensive award, the Black and Blue Award one double, nine runs and and was the team’s Quality At-Bat Champion. Petrusky seven RBIs. was honored as the team’s most versatile player for the In other awards, Finke second consecutive season. and Petrusky were voted Clark posted a 6-1 record with 46 strikeouts, 11 walks all-district by the IHSBCA. TOP HITTER: Freshman Austin Bode (11) led Columbus North baseball with a .411 and a 1.49 earned-run average in 47 innings en route to In addition, Finke, Bode, average, 10 doubles and 23 RBIs. the pitching award. Clark’s walk total put him second on sophomore Casper Clark the CN list for fewest walks to Micah Buss, who allowed and junior Parker Maddox just 11 walks in 61 2/3 innings in 2007. were chosen first-team all-Conference Indiana. Maddox 41 innings. At the plate, Maddox hit .242 with one double, Bode hit a team-best .411 with 10 doubles, one triple, was 3-2 as a pitcher with 49 strikeouts and a 2.39 ERA in one home run, eight runs and 14 RBIs.

2018 BASEBALL ROSTERS VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY VARSITY STATS (through May 28, final: 18-10) # NAME GRADE POS. # NAME GRADE POS. HITTING 1 Grant Trinkle 10 OF/IF 1 Gage Bayne 9 3B/P AVERAGE: Bode .411, Finke .380, Chapman .380, 2 Tyler Finke 12 IF 2 Hayden McDaniel 9 OF Clark .338, Takauchi .273, Trinkle .247, Maddox .242, 3 Jakob Meyer 11 3B/P 3 Aaron Rork 9 UT/P Petrusky .229, McIntosh .182 4 Blake Huffman 9 OF 4 Konner Stahl 11 C/P DOUBLES: Bode 10, Clark 4, Chapman 3, Finke 2, 5 Kyler McIntosh 9 IF/P 5 Kyle Carlson 9 OF Rodgers 2, six with 1 6 Parker Maddox 11 OF/P 8 Devon Rodgers 11 UT/P TRIPLES: Finke 2, Trinkle 2, Bode 1

8 Devon Rodgers 11 3B/P 10 Jacob Bailey 9 OF/P HRs: Bode 2, Clark 2, Maddox 1

9 Casper Clark 10 1B/P 12 Pedro Munoz 10 UT/P RBIs: Bode 23, Chapman 17, Clark 17, Maddox 14, Finke 13, McIntosh 13, Trinkle 9 11 Austin Bode 9 C/UT 14 Oliver Fischer 10 UT/P RUNS: Finke 32, Chapman 18, Trinkle 17, Huffman 12 Nicholas Stevens 12 OF 16 Homare Takauchi 10 UT/P 16, Clark 13, Bode 11, Takauchi 11 13 Adam Chapman 10 OF/P 17 Matthew Pearson 9 1B SB: Finke 43, Trinkle 13, Huffman 12, Bode 6, 17 Homare Takauchi 10 UT/2B 18 Caden Carpenter 9 OF Chapman 3, Harmon 3, Maddox 3, Takauchi 3 18 Bryce Lollar 12 UT/P 19 Blake Stevens 9 UT/P

19 Jake Petrusky 12 UT/P 25 Tyler Stevens 9 1B/P PITCHING

20 Hayden McDaniel 9 OF Clark, 6-1, 40 H, 10 ER, 46 Ks, 1.49 ERA, 47.0 IP JV Head coach: Meyer, 3-4, 34 H, 13 ER, 61 Ks, 1.85 ERA, 49.1 IP 21 Reese Harmon 9 UT/P Mike Bodart Maddox, 3-2, 26 H, 14 ER, 49 Ks, 2.39 ERA, 41.0 IP 22 Konner Stahl 11 C/P JV Assistant coach: Alex Engelbert Petrusky, 5-2, 44 H, 13 ER, 23 Ks, 2.39 ERA, 38.0 IP Head coach: McIntosh, 0-1, 5 H, 0 ER, 6 K, 0.00 ERA, 4.1 IP Ben McDaniel Assistant coaches: Chris Gerth, Jason Maddox, Hunter McIntosh, Will Nelson, Daniel Ayers, Nathan Frasier 6 BULL DOG BULLETIN JUNE 11 - JULY 31, 2018

MEET THE BULL DOGS: SOFTBALL PLAYER TERRI DALE Class: junior Age: 17 This season: Varsity team member By the numbers: Reach base once and recorded two putouts with three assists fielding for 5-16 Bull Dogs. Family: Parents Bud and Deanna; siblings Katelynn, 18, and Jon, 15 Favorite TV show: “Criminal Minds” Favorite actor: Robin Williams Favorite movie: “Miracles From Heaven” Favorite music: Country Favorite song: “A Million Questions” by Ryan Exley Favorite artist: Brantley Gilbert Favorite color: Blue Favorite vacation spot: On the beach in Florida Sports role model: Jennie Finch Favorite subject: English Favorite late-night snack: Cheez-It Crackers Career goal after college: Veterinarian If you could have a super power, what would it be: To be invisible

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AWARD WINNERS: Freshman pitcher Meghan Waggoner (left photo), winner of the Coach’s Award, fires a pitch during the Bull Dogs’ victory over Perry Meridian. Junior Brooke Rice (right photo) was named the team’s Most Improved Player. SOFTBALL: NORMAN, LOFTON SHARE MVP HONORS FOR 2018 BULL DOGS

olumbus North sophomore Sierra Bruin was cited as winner of the team’s Bull 2018 SOFTBALL ROSTER Norman and junior Bailey Lofton Dog Award. Primarily a shortstop, Bruin hit .270 Cwere recognized as co-Most Valuable with four doubles and 10 RBIs. Bruin and Lofton # NAME GRADE POS. Players of the Bull Dogs’ 2018 softball team at were co-Bull Dog Award winners in 2017. 1 Jenna Fath 11 IF/C the team awards gathering. Rice, primarily an outfielder, was winner of 2 Brittany Reichenba 10 OF Norman hit a team-best .508 with four the team’s Most Improved Award. She hit .255 doubles, one triple, six home runs and 21 with two doubles. 3 Aden Voss 9 IF/OF runs batted in for a squad that posted a Waggoner was presented the Coach’s Award. 4 Sierra Norman 10 IF 5-16 record. She also added a .944 fielding The pitcher struck out 148 batters while walking 6 Angenzi Gonzalez 9 OF percentage while primarily playing third base. just 31 and posted a 4.84 earned-run average in 8 Catey Streeval 9 IF She collected MVP honors for the second 107 innings. Waggoner pitched one five-inning consecutive season. no-hitter against Hauser, and she added one 9 Meghan Waggoner 9 P Lofton, the team’s catcher, hit .491 with seven double and one home run as a hitter. 10 Brooke Rice 11 OF doubles, seven home runs and a team-best 27 Earlier, Lofton was honored as first-team all- 11 Bailey Lofton 11 C/IF RBIs. Lofton had a .921 fielding percentage. Conference Indiana. Norman and sophomore Others honored were sophomore Brooke Lilly Hurt were named honorable mention all- 12 Lilly Hurt 10 P/OF Bruin, junior Brooke Rice and freshman conference. Hurt hit .333 with four doubles, one 14 Haylee Acton 9 OF Meghan Waggoner. home run and nine RBIs. 15 Shaelynn Scruggs 9 OF SEASON STATISTICS 23 Terri Dale 11 C/OF (through May 21, final: 5-16) Head coach: AVERAGE: TRIPLES: Norman .508, Lofton .491, Hurt .333, Norman 1 Ron McDonald Streeval .292, Bruin .270, Rice .255, Reichenba HOME RUNS: Lofton 7, Norman 6, Acton 2, Hurt Assistant coaches: .250, Fath .242, Acton .194, Waggoner .156, Voss 1, Waggoner 1 Michael Johnson, Joe King, Kelsey Richardson, Ron .088 RBIS: Lofton 27, Norman 21, Bruin 10, Hurt 9, McDonald Jr. RUNS: Bruin 17, Norman 17, Lofton 13, Hurt 9, Fath 7, Acton 4, Reichenba 4, Voss 3, Waggoner 2, Acton 7, Fath 6, Reichenba 6, Rice 6, Voss 4, Rice 1, Streeval 1 Scruggs 2, Gonzales 1, Streeval 1, Waggoner 1 PITCHING: Waggoner, 5-13, 107.0 IP, 155 R, 74 DOUBLES: Lofton 7, Bruin 4, Hurt 4, Norman 4, ER, 148 H, 68 K, 31 BB, 4.84 ERA; Hurt, 0-3, 26.0 Reichenba 3, Acton 2, Rice 2, Waggoner 1 IP, 54 R, 33 ER, 15 H, 5 K, 8 BB, 8.88 ERA 8 BULL DOG BULLETIN JUNE 11 - JULY 31, 2018

MEET THE BULL DOGS: GOLFER CONNER WILLIAMS Class: Junior Age: 16 This season: Team member By the numbers: Averaged 92.50 strokes in two 18-hole rounds in 2018. Family: Parents Jeff and Lori; brother Tyler, 14 Favorite TV show: “Baby Daddy” Favorite actor: Will Ferrell Favorite actress: Jennifer Aniston Favorite movie: “Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby” Favorite music: Rap Favorite song: “Sunshine” Favorite artist: Lil Uzi Favorite color: Green Favorite vacation spot: Florida Sports role model: Rory McIlroy Non-sports role model: Dawn Wormer Favorite subject: Math Favorite late-night snack: Pretzels Family in sports: Dad wrestled and played football; mom was a swimmer. Career goal after college: A business career If you could have a super power, what would it be: Flying

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BOYS GOLF: KIEL TIES FOR 48TH AT STATE; BULL DOGS PLACE FOURTH IN REGIONAL

olumbus North junior Henry Kiel posted a final-round 84 on June 13 for Ca two-round total of 161 and a tie for 48th place individually in the IHSAA boys golf State Finals. Kiel shot a 77 in the first round of the two-day event at Prairie View Golf Club in Carmel. He was CN’s only athlete in the state meet after the Bull Dogs placed fourth at the Providence Regional at Champions Pointe Golf Club in Henryville. Kiel posted a season-best 73 in the regional to earn his individual ticket to the finals. His score led the team to a 315 total in the regional. Junior Drew Smith added a 76, while junior Reese Moore carded an 81. Junior Jackson Kerber shot an 85 and junior Cameron Ziegler had an 87 to complete the CN lineup in the regional.Smith shot a 73 and Kiel tallied a 74 as the Bull Dogs claimed the championship of the Greensburg Sectional with a 309 at Greensburg Country Club. STATE QUALIFIER: Junior Henry Kiel (left) qualified for the IHSAA boys golf State Finals after shooting a season-best 73 in the Kerber added an 80, while Ziegler contributed an Providence Regional. He carded a 77-84–161 in the state meet. 82 in the sectional. Freshman Jacob Niedbalski rounded out the effort in the sectional with an 86 were recognized as co-Most Valuable Players. accolades by their finish in the conference meet. as Columbus North won its second consecutive Smith averaged 76.00 strokes in 13 18-hole With no seniors on the 2018 team, CN coach sectional and the 34th title in program annals. rounds, while Kiel averaged 77.27 strokes in 15 Doug Bieker expressed optimism for how the In the team’s awards program, Smith and Kiel 18-hole rounds. Kerber, who averaged 84.55 team may fare in 2019. strokes in 11 18-hole “Hopefully starting now, the rest of the team will 2018 BOYS GOLF SCHEDULE rounds, was presented use that as motivation,” Bieker told The Republic. the team’s Bull Dog Kiel said the team can step forward next DATE OPPONENT RESULTS Award for the second season. March 31 Seymour Invitational 334, 1st of 8 consecutive season. “I think next year will be a lot better than this April 3 at Brownstown Central canceled, weather Earlier, Smith, Kiel and year,” he told the newspaper. “(Scoring) 315

April 7 Hall of Fame Inv., Peru canceled, weather Kerber earned first-team this year was pretty good, but we definitely can all-Conference Indiana improve on that at regional next year.” April 11 at Providence w/ Jennings Co. 169, 2nd of 3 (1-1)

April 12 at Franklin Central W, 163-200 (2-1)

April 14 Center Grove Invitational 325, 6th of 10 2018 BOYS GOLF ROSTER (stats through June 13) April 23 at Bloomington South ppd., rain

April 24 Bedford N Lawrence / Zionsville 309, 2nd of 3 (3-2) NAME GRADE 9-AVG 18-AVG BEST

April 25 at Hauser W, 158-188 (4-2) Michael Gambiani 9 2/45.00 2/97.50 91

April 28 Bedford Invitational 332, 3rd of 15 Jackson Kerber 11 7/43.57 11/84.55 76

April 30 Bloomington North W, 324-324 *5th (5-2) Henry Kiel 11 6/38.67 15/77.27 73

May 2 at Franklin w/ Center Grove 331, 3rd of 3 (5-4) Andrew Krueger 9 1/48.00 0/na na

May 3 at Columbus East L, 328-319 (5-5) Reese Moore 11 6/44.00 8/87.13 81 May 5 Spring Preview 324, 13th of 21 Joe Neal 9 1/48.00 0/na na May 9 at Shelbyville w/ New Palestine 181, 1st of 3 (7-5) Jacob Niedbalski 9 7/44.43 12/85.75 83 May 12 Sollman Invitational 326, 12th of 19 Drew Smith 11 6/38.67 13/76.00 70 May 14 Conference Indiana 313, 3rd of 8 Luke VanDeventer 9 6/43.33 10/87.8 80 May 15 Seymour W, 159-165 (8-5) Carter Ward 9 2/49.50 2/100.5 99 May 24 Columbus East / Providence 157, 1st of 3 (10-5) Conner Williams 11 2/51.50 2/92.50 92 May 25 at Greensburg/Columbus East 157, 1st of 3 (12-5) Cameron Ziegler 11 7/43.43 7/88.90 82 May 26 Providence Invitational 312, 5th of 16

June 1 Greensburg Sectional 309, 1st of 12 Head coach:

June 7, 8 a.m. Providence Regional 315, 4th of 18 Doug Bieker Assistant coaches: June 12-13 State Finals-Henry Kiel 161, tie 48th J.K. Keach, David Lacey 10 BULL DOG BULLETIN JUNE 11 - JULY 31, 2018

MEET THE BULL DOGS: TRACK ATHLETE JOEL CARROLL Class: Senior Age: 18 This season: Varsity team member By the numbers: Timed in 53.45 for 400 meters in sectional; helped 4x800 to 8:25.43 in regional. Family: Parents John and Deborah; sister Anya, 14 Favorite TV show: “Planet Earth” Favorite actor: Tom Holland Favorite actress: Daisy Ridley Favorite movie: “Avengers: Infinity War” Favorite music: Rock Favorite song: “November Rain” by Guns N’ Roses Favorite group: Guns N’ Roses Favorite color: Blue Favorite vacation spot: Florida Sports role model: Mo Farah Non-sports role model: My dad Favorite subject: Mathematics Favorite late-night snack: Cheetos Puffs Other school activities: Chess Club Family in sports: Father, uncle, cousin Career goal after college: Actuary If you could have a super power, what would it be: Flight

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MEET THE BULL DOGS: TRACK ATHLETE GRETCHEN BLESS Class: Senior Age: 18 This season: Team member By the numbers: Timed in 18.91 seconds in the 100-meter hurdles in the sectional. Family: Parents Tim and Jill; brother Luke, 16 Favorite TV show: “This Is Us” Favorite actor: Michael Behling Favorite actress: Lil Reinhart Favorite movie: “Dirty Dancing” Favorite music: Rap Favorite song: “Boo’d Up” by Ella Mai Favorite group: Khalid Favorite color: Yellow Favorite vacation spot: Destin, Fla. Sports role model: My dad Non-sports role model: Emma Gonzalez Favorite subject: A.P. Government Other school activities: Young Democrats, cheerleading, Student Athletic Board Favorite late-night snack: Vanilla ice cream Family in sports: Dad, uncles and cousin all have played football; mom played volleyball; aunt ran hurdles in track. Career goal after college: Be a teacher in Chicago If you could have a super power, what would it be: Mind reading

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TRACK: HUNTER, HEATHCOTE CITED AS MOST VALUABLE ATHLETES FOR 2018 enior Damon Hunter Jr. and sophomore Sami North coach Lou Sipe said. “Still, I am proud of the boys 5:29.77; sophomore Olivia Morlok, fourth in the 3,200 Heathcote were recognized as most valuable and the effort they put in to compete at the state meet.” in 11:42.88; Morlok, senior Kirsten Ballard, junior Sathletes at the end-of-season gathering for In the girls’ state meet one day earlier, Heathcote Emma Smith and freshman Aric Tong, fourth in the the Columbus North track and field teams. cleared 10-0 in pole vault to earn a tie for 20th place. 4x800 in 10:04.57; freshman Emily Herndon, seventh Hunter was honored for the boys’ team, while All the Columbus North athletes earned their spots in the shot put at 34-6¾; and sophomore Carley Heathcote was cited for the girls’ team in the event at state by placing in the top three of their events at Finke, senior Jahna Smiley, freshman Helena Ho for the 2018 squad. the regional level. and freshman La’Monica Smith, eighth in the 4x100 Both were among seven athletes – six boys and Kleinhenz won the boys’ regional pole vault by in 51.42. one girl – who qualified for the IHSAA track State clearing 14-4, while Thompson was second in the 800 Two others receiving special honors at the team Finals in eight events. in 1:58.27. Hunter placed third in both the 100 (11.11) awards program were Kleinhenz and Roxana In the boys’ state meet on June 2, Hunter and and 200 (22.48), while Abbott was third in the discus Mendoza, winners of the respective boys’ and girls’ senior Logan Abbott each placed 15th in an event to at 144-5. Horak was third in the 1,600 in 4:24.42, and Bull Dog Awards. Kleinhenz set a school record of headline the Bull Dogs’ effort. Hunter placed 15th in Terrell tied for third in the high jump at 6-2. Heathcote 14-9 in the pole vault at the Talon Relays. Mendoza the 100 meters in 11.14 seconds, and he also was won the girls’ regional pole vault at 10-2. competed in the 300 hurdles, posting a best of 51.5 18th in the 200 meters in 22.43. Abbott finished 15th Other CN athletes who scored in the boys’ regional seconds in the dual meet at Columbus East. in the discus with a mark of 155 feet, 3 inches. included junior John Sluys, fifth in the 3,200 in Of note, 11 CN athletes received Academic Columbus North had four other athletes in the boys’ 9:46.36; Abbott, seventh in the shot put at 48-8½; All-State honors from the Indiana Association of finals. They included senior Drew Thompson, 23rd in sophomore Hunter Huser, tied for eighth place in the Track and Cross Country Coaches. Abbott, Carroll, the 800 in 1:59.74; junior Sam Horak, 24th in the 1,600 high jump at 6-0; and senior Evan Porter, senior Joel Porter, Ballard, junior Sydney Geckler and junior in 4:32.89; senior Brigham Kleinhenz, who did not clear Carroll, sophomore Carson Littrell and Thompson, Abbey Landini earned first-team accolades. Horak, a height in the pole vault; and freshman Preston Terrell, eighth in the 4x800 in 8:25.43. Thompson, junior Rishi Poludasu, senior Cohen who did not clear a height in the high jump. Those joining Heathcote as scorers in the girls’ Reedy and senior Abel Spalding collected honorable “It was not the night we had hoped for,” Columbus regional were senior Arig Tong, fourth in the 1,600 in mention status.

2018 TRACK ROSTER Head coach: Lou Sipe Assistant coaches: Bethany Scruton, Trent Hillenburg, Dale Stelting, Danny Fisher, Jamie Brinegar, Jordan Sharp, John Bundick GIRLS

NAME GRADE NAME GRADE NAME GRADE NAME GRADE NAME GRADE

Dani Aguilar 10 Sami Heathcote 10 La’Monica Smith 9 Tristen Cook 9 Jalen Paswater 11

Ella Anderson 9 Larah Henderson 11 Juli Soda 11 Reed Duncan 9 Eshaan Patel 9

Kirsten Ballard 12 Emily Herndon 9 Summer Spencer 12 Jarrett Embry 11 Rishi Poludasu 11

Mackenzie Barnett 9 Alice Ho 11 Aric Tong 9 Drew Falkner 12 Evan Porter 12

Ava Becker 12 Helena Ho 9 Arig Tong 12 Martin Figueroa 9 Colin Pruitt 9

Gretchen Bless 12 Sydney Hollars 9 Annie Tran 10 Zach Friend 11 Austin Pulkowski 9

Kennedy Cook 12 Tara James 11 Lydia Trimpe 10 Dylan Gahimer 11 Carson Reedy 10

Emma Cooper 11 Kennedy Kerber 10 Maura VanDeventer 12 Zane Gruwell 10 Cohen Reedy 12

Tateana Cutter 11 Abbey Landini 11 Caroline West 9 Eli Heichelbech 11 Michael Reisinger 9

Gracie Davis 11 Emma Lawson 11 Emma Wetherald 10 Harrison Ho 12 Dmitri Richardson 11

Julia Deak 11 Zuleima Lopez 10 Sydney Wheeler 10 Sam Horak 11 Luke Riley 11

Anna Del Genio 10 Maggie Mahoney 12 Lulu Yang 9 Damon Hunter Jr. 12 Brian Rodriguez 9

Kamryn Denney 9 Claire Malone 12 Hunter Huser 10 David Sandusky 9 BOYS Molly Dye 10 Jocelyn Maynard 12 Nash Johnson 10 Rueda Santiago 9

Julia Eaken 10 Ella Meek 9 NAME GRADE Daveed Jolley 10 Peyton Shelton 12

Alexa Eaton 12 Roxana Mendoza 12 Logan Abbott 12 Noah Kestler 11 Spencer Sherlock 12

Riley Eder 10 Olivia Morlok 10 Giovani Alejandro 10 Brigham Kleinhenz 12 John Sluys 11

Alexia Estep 10 Ashley Niebrugge 10 Charlie Allen 12 Felix Lawson 10 Abel Spalding 12

Kate Falkner 10 Karla Perez 10 DeShawn Austin 9 Vishwadeep Lella 10 Hunter Spalding 11

Carley Finke 10 Erin Rawlins 9 D’metri Bailey 9 Carson Littrell 10 Ryan Spoon 10

Dayana Franco 10 Catharine Reed 12 Parker Ballard 9 Ben Malone 10 Andy Stohr 9

Sydney Geckler 11 Nela Riddle 9 Cortez Bandy 12 Luke McDonald 10 Preston Terrell 9

Kiersten Glesing 12 Megan Saeger 9 Kaden Brooks 11 Garrett McKim 9 Drew Thompson 12

Shaelene Guthrie 10 Adrienne Salemme 10 Nathan Brown 9 Montez Mitchell 10 Gabe Wills 9

Celes Harris 9 Jahna Smiley 12 Kalub Caffee 11 J.J. Montgomery 9 Charlie Winick 9

Marie Harrison 11 Emma Smith 11 Joel Carroll 12 Marcus Murray 9 Alex Wolter 9 14 BULL DOG BULLETIN JUNE 11 - JULY 31, 2018

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MEET THE BULL DOGS: TENNIS PLAYER YIJIANG ZHAO Class: Senior Age: 18 This season: Varsity team member By the numbers: Finished with a 11-8 record at No. 1 singles and 1-0 at No. 1 doubles for the 15-6 Bull Dogs. Family: Parents Xiaogin and Jingiang; brother Joey, 15 Favorite TV show: “Sherlock” Favorite actor: Benedict Cumberbatch Favorite actress: Crystal Liu Favorite movie: “Bourne Identity” Favorite music: Pop Favorite song: “Whatever It Takes” by Imagine Dragons Favorite group: Imagine Dragons Favorite color: Maroon Favorite vacation spot: Italy Sports role model: Roger Federer Non-sports role model: My mom Favorite subject: Math Favorite late-night snack: Chocolate (or chips and salsa) Other school activities: National Honor Society, Environmental Club, Key Club, Math Modeling, Diversity Council Family in sports: Brother plays tennis for CNHS; mother and father play tennis recreationally. Career goal after college: Finance or something related If you could have a super power, what would it be: Transmutation (to be able to turn stuff into other stuff)

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GIRLS TENNIS: BULL DOGS WIN REGIONAL; DOUBLES DUO MAKES STATE olumbus North senior Madelyn Sanders and as a tandem. They also defeated sophomore Eva Chevalier fell just short in their Lafayette Central Catholic seniors Cattempt to reach the title match in the IHSAA Lizzie Cramer and Sami Royer 6-2, 6-1 girls tennis doubles State Finals on June 9. in the quarterfinal round of the doubles The CN tandem fought hard, but they dropped a 7-6 state finals on June 8. (7-6), 5-7, 6-4 decision to Columbus East junior Megna The CN team finished 15-6 with Chari and sophomore Kathryn Hodzen in the semifinal sectional and regional championships. round at Park Tudor. The Bull Dogs defeated Brown County “We had a couple of game break points and just didn’t and Hauser in the sectional and get it done,” Bull Dogs coach Kendal Hammel told The Scottsburg and Bloomington North in Republic. “That first set probably was the big swing for the regional before falling to Jasper in us overall because that one started putting us back on the semi-state. our heels.” Senior Yijiang Zhao, who went 12-8 Sanders and Chevalier turned the tables in the second overall and 11-8 at No. 1 singles, was set, rallying from a 5-4 deficit to take three consecutive chosen the team’s Most Valuable TERRIFIC TANDEM: Madelyn Sanders (left) and Eva Chevalier exchange a high- games and force a third set. Chari and Hodzen jumped Player. Sanders was winner of the Bull five during a match in the 2018 tennis season. to a 3-0 lead in the final set, but Sanders and Chevalier Dog Award. Sophomore Paige Bishop, closed their deficit to 5-4 before the Olympians duo 1-1 in varsity matches and 12-3 at the JV level, received closed out the match. the Sportsmanship/Mental Attitude Award. Chevalier were voted first-team all-Conference Indiana Sanderson and Chevalier, who were named first-team Zhao and Srinivasan, 12-9 in varsity matches, were and Srinivasan was tabbed honorable mention all- all-state in doubles by the Indiana High School Tennis chosen honorable mention all-state by the Indiana High conference. Zhao and Sanders were named first-team Coaches Association, completed their season at 18-2 School Tennis Coaches Association. Zhao, Sanders and Academic All-State by the IHSTeCA.

2018 GIRLS TENNIS SCHEDULE 2018 GIRLS TENNIS ROSTER (records through June 9)

DATE OPPONENT RESULTS NAME GRADE POS. RECORD

April 5 Seymour W, 5-0 (1-0) Anniston Backmeyer 12 JVd 13-1

April 7 FCI - Avon canceled, rain Ali Bergman 10 1D, 2D 1-0, 11-6

April 7 FCI - Evansville Memorial canceled, rain Paige Bishop 10 2S, 3S; JVs,d 0-1, 1-0; 7-1, 5-2

April 7 FCI - Providence canceled, rain Ellen Carson 12 JVs, d 1-0, 10-3 April 9 at Columbus East W, 4-1 (2-0) Eva Chevalier 10 2S, 1D; JVs 1-0, 19-2; 1-0 April 12 Perry Meridian * W, 5-0 (3-0) Servane Cloteaux 11 1D, 2D; JVd 3-0, 11-6; 0-1 April 13 JI - Castle W, 3-2 (4-0) Purbi Das 9 JVs 5-5 April 14 JI - Jeffersonville canceled, rain Rylie Day 12 JVd 9-2 April 14 JI - New Albany canceled, rain Lauren Hartwell 9 JVd 7-3 April 18 at North Central L, 2-3 (4-1) Anna Holle 11 JVd 13-2 April 19 at Southport * W, 4-1 (5-1) Jenna Jarnagin 11 2D; JVs,d 2-1; 3-1, 4-1 April 20 at Center Grove L, 1-4 (5-2)

April 21 Bloomington North * W, 3-2 (6-2) Mariana Martinez 10 3S, 2D; JVs,d 1-0, 1-2; 9-0, 2-1

April 25 at Greensburg W, 5-0 (7-2) Cassidy May 10 2D; JVs,d 1-1; 9-1, 2-2

April 26 at Franklin Central * L, 2-3 (7-3) Elizabeth McAvoy 12 JVd 12-1

April 30 n - Terre Haute South * L, 1-4 (7-4) Soumya Paliwal 9 JVs,d 1-0, 10-2

May 1 Bloomington South * W, 5-0 (8-4) Ally Parker 10 JVs,d 3-0, 8-2

May 4 Terre Haute North * W, 4-1 (9-4) Delilah Perry 10 JVs,d 1-0, 6-5

May 8 Carmel L, 0-5 (9-5) Ugne Pukaite 11 JVd 5-3 May 10 at Greenwood W, 4-1 (10-5) Kate Riordan 10 JVd 11-1 May 12 at Silver Creek W, 5-0 (11-5) Madelyn Sanders 12 1S, 2S, 1D 1-0, 2-0, 18-2 May 17 s-Brown County W, 5-0 (12-5) Saanvikha Saravanan 9 JVs,d 1-0, 3-5 May 18 s-Hauser W, 4-0 (13-5) Shivali Singireddy 9 JVd 8-2 May 23 r-Scottsburg W, 5-0 (14-5) Erica Song 10 JVs,d 1-0, 12-3 May 24 r-at Bloomington NOrth W, 4-1 (15-5) Shweta Srinivasan 11 1S, 2S, 3S 0-1, 9-8, 3-0 May 26 ss-at Jasper L, 1-4 (15-6) Jaline Tay 9 3S, 2D; JVs,d 11-5, 2-0; 1-0, 1-0 FCI: Floyd Central Invitational Head coach: Grace Wang 10 JVd 10-2 JI: Jeffersonville Invitational Kendal Hammel S: Columbus East Sectional Assistant coaches: Trisha Yerragudi 9 JVs,d 1-0, 5-2 R: Bloomington North Regional Robin Cain, Anthony Sanders SS: Jasper Semi-State Yijiang Zhao 12 1S, 1D 11-8, 1-0 18 BULL DOG BULLETIN JUNE 11 - JULY 31, 2018

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TEAM MOMENT, INDIVIDUAL RUN: In photo at left, the Columbus North team poses for a photo after placing third in the unified track state finals at Indiana University in Bloomington. At right, senior Josh Holley – the team’s most valuable athlete – competes during a regular-season meet. UNIFIED TRACK: BULL DOGS PLACE THIRD AS TEAM IN IHSAA STATE FINALS enior Josh Holley was cited as the MVP of his flight of the shot put in 39-2½. Freshman Marisol sixth in his section of the 100 in 15.06. Algee was the Columbus North unified track and field Castaneda, senior Jenna Borger, freshman Alana sixth in his flight of the shot put in 41-2¾. Payne Steam on June 14 during the squad’s end-of- Cook and senior Liz Tynan were runners-up in the placed sixth in his section of the 100 in 12.38. Watts season gathering. girls’ 4x100 in 1:02.39. finished sixth in his section of the 400 in 1:22.19. Senior Randall Watts also received a special honor Senior Davin Greenlee and junior James Dwyer Holley posted a seventh-place effort in his section of as he was presented the Bull Dog Award. provided third-place finishes. Greenlee was third in the 400 in 1:05.14. Cook was eighth in her section of The Bull Dogs’ unified track team placed third at the his flight of the shot put in 43-6. Dwyer placed third the 100 in 15.53. IHSAA unified track State Finals on June 2 at Indiana in his flight of the long jump in 8-5½. Senior Ross Columbus North was in state meet for the second University’s Robert C. Haugh Track & Field Complex. Gill and the boys’ 4x100 quartet of Holley, senior consecutive season. In 2017, the Bull Dogs tied Earlier, the Columbus North squad claimed titles in Matt Boldrey, sophomore Anthony Ashcroft and for fifth. the Conference Indiana meet, Borden Sectional and Gill contributed fourth-place results. Bedford North Lawrence Regional. Gill was fourth in the 400 in 55.39. 2018 UNIFIED TRACK SCHEDULE / RESULTS At the state meet, senior Bailey Hester, freshman The relay foursome placed fourth in Max Wilson and junior Devin Ashcroft each placed 52.12. Hester and Anthony Ashcroft DATE OPPONENT RESULTS first in a section or flight as the Bull Dogs totaled 94 added fifth-place finishes in the long April 5 Seymour W, 239.5-108.5 (1-0) points in the 10-school competition, 10 points behind jump. Hester placed fifth in his flight April 12 at Center Grove/Franklin 57, 1st of 3 (3-0) champion Elkhart Memorial and seven behind runner- in 18-8¼, while Ashcroft was fifth in April 16 at Col. East/Jennings Co./ Seymour NTS up Merrillville. Hester won his section of the 100-meter his flight in 11-4¼. April 28 Conference Indiana 160, 1st of 7 (9-0) dash in 11.83 seconds, while Wilson placed first in his Boldrey, Kirk, junior Noah Algee, section of the 400 in 58.27. Devin Ashcroft finished sophomore Jackson Payne and May 1 Columbus East W, 215-139 (10-0) first in his flight of the shot put at 24-7½. Watts notched sixth-place results. May 19 Borden Sectional 132, 1st of 10 (19-0) Sophomore Dalton Kirk and the girls’ 4x100 relay Boldrey was sixth in his flight of the May 26 Bedford Regional 130, 1st of 12 (30-0) each posted second-place efforts. Kirk was second in long jump in 17-11½, while Kirk was June 2 IHSAA State Meet 94, 3rd of 10 (37-2)

2018 UNIFIED TRACK ROSTER Head coach: Nathan VanDeventer Assistant coaches: Mary Hamlin, John Murphy, Jim Pfaffenberger, Rex Sharpe

NAME GRADE NAME GRADE NAME GRADE NAME GRADE NAME GRADE

Kamrad Ahmad 12 Marisol Castaneda 9 Hannah Hart 12 Melissa Milvert 10 Zoe Preston 9

Noah Algee 11 Alana Cook 9 Lauren Hartwell 9 Margaret Mowrer 9 Maddie Roop 9

Anthony Ashcroft 10 Cynthia Cordova 10 Bailey Hester 12 Caden Nentrup 12 Matt Ruehman 10

Devin Ashcroft 11 Zoe Dougherty 9 Josh Holley 12 Katherine Nugent 9 Cassidy Satterfield 12

Morgan Blankenhorn 11 Elizabeth Dwyer 11 Ross Gill 12 Nathan Nugent 12 Abby Titus 9

Matt Boldrey 12 James Dwyer 11 Lauren Grider 9 Kat Norman 12 Emma Tynan 10

Collin Booher 12 Ryan Farrell 11 Tanner Johnson 11 Gui Oehninger 9 Liz Tynan 12

Jenna Borger 12 Austin Fields 11 Dalton Kirk 10 Logan O’Sullivan 12 Randall Watts 12

Elaina Boston 10 Peyton Fleetwood 11 Kristina Knoch 9 Morgan Parkhurst 12 Kate Whaley 10

Hannah Bramlett 9 Gabe Foley 9 Kate Kolhouse 9 Kelsey Patberg 12 Kelsey White 11

Blanca Campuzano 10 Kyla Foley 12 Grace Lemley 9 Kenzie Patberg 12 Madison White 9

Reagan Carr 11 Ragan Gaskill 11 Taylor Mathers 9 Jackson Payne 12 Grace Williams 12

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