2014 Class 4A state champions
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2014 Class 4A state champions
Friday, September 4 at Yorktown, 7:30 p.m. 2015 schedule Date Opponent Score/Time F 8/21 at Lawrenceburg W 56-14 F 8/28 RICHMOND W 72-7 F 9/4 at Yorktown* 7:30 F 9/11 MT. VERNON* 7:30 Sa 9/19 vs Pendleton Hts*% 7:30 F 9/25 at Greenfield-C.* 7:30 F 10/2 SHELBYVILLE* 7:30 F 10/9 NEW CASTLE* 7:30 F 10/16 at Delta* 7:30 F 10/23-11/6 Class 5A sectional *-Hoosier Heritage Conference %-at Lucas Oil Stadium All games broadcast on Dragon Radio. “NPHS Dragon Radio” on the TuneIn app or TuneIn.com HHC standings Conf GB Over. New Palestine 0-0 -2-0 Greenfield-C. 0-0 -2-0 Shelbyville 0-0 -2-0 Yorktown 0-0 -2-0 Delta 0-0 -1-1 Mt. Vernon 0-0 -1-1 New Castle 0-0 -1-1 Pendleton Hts. 0-0 -0-2 August 28 games New Palestine 72, Richmond 7 Anderson 30, Pendleton Hts. 20 Greenfield-C. 40, Northwest 20 Mt. Vernon 50, Marion 6 New Castle 7, Rushville 3 Shenandoah 35, Delta 34 Shelbyville 44, Franklin 13 Yorktown 35, Muncie Central 29 This week’s games (all at 7:30) New Palestine at Yorktown Delta at Shelbyville Mt. Vernon at Greenfield-C. New Castle at Pendleton Hts. Sept. 11 games (all at 7:30) Mt. Vernon at New Palestine Greenfield-C. at Pendleton Hts. Shelbyville at New Castle Yorktown at Delta Fast facts New Palestine High School IHSAA member since: 1919 Began varsity football: 1968 Head coach: Kyle Ralph (3rd season, 28-1. HS: Cincinnati St. Xavier, College: North Carolina) Principal: Keith Fessler Superintendent: Dr. Lisa Lantrip AD: Allen Cooper All-time record: 312-191-2 Postseason titles: 8 sectionals, 4 regionals, 2 semistates (1990, 2014), 1 state title (2014) Conference titles: 14 (6 in HHC) School corporation: CSC Southern Hancock County (Sugar Creek & Brandywine Townships, Hancock County)
HHC play begins 5A 1/1 New Palestine Dragons (2-0) at 3A 7/9 Yorktown Tigers (2-0) 7:30 p.m., Tiger Stadium Broadcast: Dragon Radio The New Palestine Dragons rolled through nonconference play again, winning their sixth and seventh straight nonconference games dating back to 2011 by wide margins. The Dragons outscored their two foes 128-21, with the varsity defense giving up just one touchdown in two games, and the offense led by Alex Neligh scoring on 14 of the 15 drives he has started behind center in this season. Now, the top-ranked team in Class 5A begins its quest for a third straight HHC title and a fifth title in six years, but will have to do so against one of the top contenders, a 2-0 Yorktown team that is ranked in Class 3A. The Tigers also enter 2-0 after a 35-29 victory over county rival Muncie Central last week.
Tonight’s foe
Week 2 look back
Chasing a record
The Dragons posted an impressive performance against one of the NCC’s contenders, beating Richmond 72-7. The offense scored on 11 of its 12 possessions and amassed 706 yards of total offense on 92 plays, while the Red Rage allowed just 42 yards on 30 snaps. Senior QB Alex Neligh had a career game, with 201 passing yards and four TDs, and 221 rushing yards on 22 carries and a touchdown. The 422 total yards was within reach of Blake Luker’s school record of 471, and the total offense mark was second to a 744-yard performance in 2013. Senior RB Nick Brickens had a career-high 161 yards on 18 carries, and senior WR Logan Greene had 107 yards and two TDs through the air. LBs Joe Izbicki and Logan Robinson led the Red Rage with five tackles each. The D also forced three TOs.
The Tigers enter 2-0 under the direction of 11th-year head coach Mike Wilhelm. Yorktown has won 12 of its last 14 HHC games, with the two losses coming to the Dragons. Last week, Yorktown held off Muncie Central, with running backs Dawson Allen and Jordan Spangler running for 245 yards. QB Brogan Miller was 5-of-12 for 84 yards. NP is 14-5 in the overall series.
Climbing the charts
Senior quarterback Alex Neligh was featured on the cover of the Indiana Football Digest as a member of the Prime Time 25. He threw for 2,469 yards and rushed for 1,185 yards last season, totaling 47 touchdowns. He has 4,420 yards of offense, and needs 70 yards to break Blake Luker’s school total offense record. WR Duke Blackwell needs 50 yards to move to third on the career receiving list. The Dragons are already in the midst of a school-record streak with 17 consecutive wins, tied for the longest in the state. A win Friday would tie the school record for most consecutive regular-season wins, equaling the he 1983-85 teams, which won 21 straight games.
A banner year
The Dragons’ state title last season was the program’s first in football, but the fifth in the school’s history. NP also won state titles in baseball (3A, 2004) and softball (3A, 2004, 2008, 2009). Last year, the Dragons had a banner year. In addition to the football team, wrestler Chad Red won his third straight individual state title. Gymnast Regan Elsea was the state runner-up on bars and third in the all-around, and the girls golf team was a state finalist. The football, boys soccer, girls soccer, girls golf, boys tennis, gymnastics and baseball teams all won sectional titles.
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Friday, September 4 at Yorktown, 7:30 p.m.
Projected NPHS starters OFFENSE WR: 6 Duke Blackwell WR: 4 Brett Luker WR: 10 Logan Greene TE: 42 Joe Izbicki LT: 62 Nick Derheimer LG: 63 David Judy C: 65 Andrew Yazel RG: 70 Matt Moeller RT: 78 Austin Keele QB: 11 Alex Neligh RB: 9 Nick Brickens SPECIALISTS K: 18 Spencer Corey H: 6 Duke Blackwell P: 9 Nick Brickens
Series history
DEFENSE DE: 53 JohnMichael Wallen DT: 75 Demetre Mitchell DE: 55 Jordan Workman SLB: 39 Solomon Fair MLB: 42 Joe Izbicki WLB: 33 James Crumlin CB: 80 Brady Walden CB: 10 Logan Greene S: 4 Brett Luker S: 7 Adam Kincaid FS: 9 Nick Brickens KR: 21 Colby Jenkins KR: 10 Logan Greene PR: 9 Nick Brickens
The schedules
NEW PALESTINE DRAGONS (2-0, 0-0 HHC) 8/21 at Lawrenceburg 8/28 RICHMOND 9/4 at Yorktown* 9/11 MT. VERNON* 9/19 vs. Pendleton Hts* (Lucas Oil) 9/25 at Greenfield-Central* 10/2 SHELBYVILLE* 10/9 NEW CASTLE* 10/16 at Delta* *-Hoosier Heritage Conference game YORKTOWN TIGERS (2-0, 0-0 HHC) 8/21 ANDERSON 8/28 at Muncie Central 9/4 NEW PALESTINE* 9/11 at Delta* 9/18 NEW CASTLE* 9/25 at Shelbyville* 10/2 GREENFIELD-CENTRAL* 10/9 PENDLETON HEIGHTS* 10/16 at Mt. Vernon* *-Hoosier Heritage Conference game
W 56-14 W 72-7 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 W 34-21 W 35-29 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30
Top Tens
The Dragons are No. 1 in both polls for the third consecutive week. AP poll 1. New Palestine 2. Bloomington South 3. Fort Wayne Snider 4. Columbus East 5. Mishawaka 6. Westfield 7. Decatur Central 8. Zionsville 9. Terre Haute South 10. Whiteland
JV/frosh update
IFCA poll 1. New Palestine 2. Fort Wayne Snider 3. Columbus East 4. Westfield 5. Bloomington South 6. Mishawaka 7. Decatur Central 8. Whiteland 8. Zionsville 10. Terre Haute South
The Dragon freshman team is 1-1 after a 28-20 loss to Richmond on Saturday. The JV team fell 18-12 to Richmond and has dropped two close games.
The Dragons and Tigers are meeting for the 20th time in their histories. NP holds a 14-5 record in the series, having won two straight, five of the last six and 13 of the last 15. NP is 9-1 in games played at Yorktown, and has won eight straight at Yorktown. Last year, the Dragons won 48-13 behind 188 passing yards and three TDs by Alex Neligh and 166 rushing yards by James Young. SERIES MEETINGS 9/5/14: NP 48-13 (at NP) 9/27/13: NP 35-14 (at Y) 9/22/12: Y 27-20 (at NP) 9/23/11: NP 49-14 (at Y) 9/24/10: NP 49-6 (at NP) 9/25/09: NP 35-12 (at Y) 9/26/08: Y 37-0 (at NP) 9/21/07: NP 20-14 ot (at Y) 9/23/06: NP 28-14 (at RCA Dome) 9/24/05: NP 51-14 (at Y)
11/5/04: NP 37-20 (sect at Y) 9/24/04: NP 34-9 (at NP) 9/27/03: NP 26-21 (at Y) 9/27/02: NP 24-6 (at NP) 9/21/01: NP 14-10 (at Y) 9/22/00: Y 12-0 (at NP) 9/24/99: Y 15-12 (at Y) 10/27/89: NP 21-0 (sect at Y) 10/28/83: Y 14-7 (sect at NP)
Looking ahead: Mt. Vernon (Week 4)
Next week, the Dragons will return home for the Boundary Rail game against Mt. Vernon. The Marauders are 1-1 after beating Marion 50-6 last week. NP beat MV 31-3 last season.
Follow the traveling trophies New Palestine regained the HHC’s Helmet trophy with a 35-14 victory at Yorktown on Sept. 27, 2013 and successfully defended it 10 times. NP and Mt. Vernon also play for the Boundary Rail. The Dragons regained it in 2013 and defended it with a 31-3 win in Week 4. NP holds a 9-1 record in the series.
On to 5A New Palestine will compete in Class 5A for the next two seasons, due to the IHSAA Tournament Success Factor. The Dragons will compete in a sectional with Columbus East, Franklin, Martinsville and Whiteland. NPHS has played Columbus East in each of the last two seasons in the semistate, and has recently played a regular season series against Whiteland, last playing in 2013. NPHS competed in Class 3A from the inception of the 5-class system in 1985 through 2006, and had been in 4A from 2007-14.
A 200/200 performance
In Week 2’s win over Richmond, quarterback Alex Neligh put forth something not seen in the program’s 48 years – a 200/200 performance. Neligh completed 16of-24 passes for 201 yards, and rushed 22 times for 221 yards. The 422 yards of total offense was second to Blake Luker, who amassed 471 in a 2013 game against Pendleton Heights. More impressively, Neligh totaled those yards playing just two and a half quarters. The Dragons totaled 505 rushing yards, and the 706 total yards were second-most in school history to the 744 yards amassed against Pendleton Heights in 2013.
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Streaking
Friday, September 4 at Yorktown, 7:30 p.m.
New Palestine is in the midst of several streaks. Last year’s undefeated season set the school record for most overall wins, but the Dragons are still three victories shy of the school record for regular-season victories, a streak of 21 set over three seasons from 1983-85. The Dragons would need to run the table in the HHC for a third straight year to tie the conference mark for consecutive HHC victories, which was set by the 2009-11 New Palestine teams. MOST CONSECUTIVE OVERALL WINS 17: Aug. 22, 2014-present 13: Aug. 23-Nov. 15, 2013 11: Aug. 19-Oct. 28, 2011 11: Sept. 7-Nov. 17, 1990 MOST CONSECUTIVE REGULAR-SEASON WINS 21: Aug. 19, 1983-Aug. 30, 1985 20: Aug. 23, 2013-present 17: Aug. 27, 2010-Oct. 14, 2011 MOST CONSECUTIVE HHC WINS 20: Sept. 4, 2009-Oct. 14, 2011 (HHC record) 13: Sept. 6, 2013-present MOST CONSECUTIVE HOME WINS 38: Sept. 12, 1986-Oct. 2, 1992 13: Aug. 30, 2013-present
State-longest streak
New Palestine’s 17-game winning streak is tied with 2014 Class A champion North Vermillion as the longest in Indiana. Rensselaer, which was also 15-0 in 2014, saw its streak snapped by Kankakee Valley 29-8 in Week 1.
All-Star coach
NPHS coach Kyle Ralph was the head coach of the South All-Star team in the IFCA North-South All-Star Game. He also was an assistant coach in 2013.
2014 postseason honors
The Dragons were well-feted after the 2014 season. DE/LB Noah Grable was named the Mr. Football position award winner at defensive end, and was one of seven Dragons to be named All-State. Two returning players, Alex Neligh and Joe Izbicki, were named All-State. Both were Junior All-State players by the IFCA. Neligh was also the AP All-State QB. Graduated seniors James Young (AP), Grable (AP, IFCA top 50), Gabe Estes (AP, IFCA top 50), Garrett Kuhn (AP) and Sterling Curran (IFCA) were named All-State.
Yoder to the Hall of Fame
Todd Yoder, a 1996 New Palestine graduate, will be inducted into the Indiana Football Hall of Fame this fall. Yoder is one of five 1,000-yard receivers in NPHS school history, and was the school’s valedictorian in 1996. He went on to a stellar four-year career at Vanderbilt, and then played 10 seasons in the NFL for the Buccaneers, Jaguars and Redskins. He was a key special teams performer on Tampa Bay’s 2002 Super Bowl championship team. Yoder joins his high school coach, Marvin Shepler, in the football Hall of Fame. Yoder is now coaching high school football in Florida.
Dragons in college Several members of the Dragons’ Class of 2015 are suiting up on college gridirons this fall. LB Gabe Estes is playing at Indiana University. LB/DE Noah Grable and LB Sterling Curran are playing at Marian University, one of the top NAIA programs. In Div. III, RB James Young is playing for Rose-Hulman and DB Chaz Hill is suiting up for five-time defending HCAC champion Franklin. Among the Class of 2014, Blake Luker and Tyler Walden are playing at the University of Indianapolis, and longsnapper Nolan Guedel is at Indiana. 2012 grad Connor Simmons is playing for Div. II Clarion (Pa.). Among this year’s class, senior lineman Nick Derheimer has committed to play at Indiana State.
Most prolific in Indiana … ever The 2014 New Palestine football team had the most prolific scoring season in the history of Indiana high school football in 2014, breaking a record set by Sheridan’s 1988 state champions of 811 points. The Dragons scored 851 points last year, tallying at least 30 points in all 15 games, at least 40 in 13 contests, at least 50 in 10 games, at least 60 in seven contests, at least 70 points in four, and a school-record 83 points in the sectional final against Beech Grove. The Dragons’ total of 369 points in the tourney is also a record. NP also set a state record with 6,635 yards of total offense, breaking a record set by Griffith in 1997 (6,560).
Regular season perfection
The 2014 season marked the sixth undefeated regular season in school history, and the second time the Dragons posted back-to-back unbeaten years. Undefeated regular seasons in New Palestine history 2014: Final record 15-0 (HHC, state champs) 2013: Final record 13-1 (HHC, regional champs) 2011: Final record 11-1 (HHC champs) 1988: Final record 10-1 (BBRC champs) 1984: Final record 10-1 (BBRC, cluster champs) 1983: Final record 10-1 (BBRC, cluster champs)
HHC champs
The Dragons won their sixth HHC title and the fourth in five years last season. New Palestine has won 14 conference championships in its history, also winning the Rangeline in 1992 and seven Big Blue River titles. HHC champions by year 2014: New Palestine 2013: New Palestine 2012: Mt. Vernon 2011: New Palestine 2010: New Palestine 2009: Delta 2008: Delta 2007: Shelbyville 2006: New Palestine 2005: New Pal./Delta 2004: Delta
2003: Mt. Vernon 2002: Delta/G-C/PH 2001: Delta/Mt. Vernon 2000: Delta 1999: Mt. Vernon/Yorktown 1998: Pendleton Heights 1997: HSE/MV/PH 1996: Hamilton SE 1995: Hamilton SE 1994: Hamilton SE
Most HHC titles (*-shared title) 7: Delta (2000, 2001*, 2002*, 2004, 2005*, 2008, 2009) 6: New Palestine (2005*, 2006, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014)
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The 700 club
Friday, September 4 at Yorktown, 7:30 p.m.
New Palestine has hit the 700 club twice in its history – and in Coach Kyle Ralph’s three years at the helm. Week 2’s 72-7 win over Richmond was one of those. The Dragons amassed 701 total yards, including a record 505 on the ground, in the victory. Under Coach Ralph, the Dragons have topped 475 yards of total offense 12 times, including six times in 2014 and once in 2015. The Dragons’ 508 rushing yards are the most on record. MOST YARDS TOTAL OFFENSE since 2013 744: 10/25/13 at Pend Hts. (443 rush, 301 pass, 62-40) 701: 8/28/15 vs. Richmond (505 rush, 201 pass, 72-7) 678: 9/6/13 vs. Pend Hts. (348 rush, 330 pass, 46-7) 673: 11/28/14 vs. New Prairie (462 rush, 211 pass, 77-42) 616: 11/7/14 at Beech Grove (435 rush, 181 pass, 83-20) 593: 8/23/13 at Danville (326 rush, 267 pass, 64-8) 584: 10/24/14 at Muncie C. (364 rush, 220 pass, 61-7) 558: 11/1/13 at Muncie South (376 rush, 182 pass, 53-0) 539: 9/19/14 at Pend Hts (337 rush, 202 pass, 56-7) 497: 9/13/13 at Delta (326 rush, 171 pass, 41-14) 496: 8/22/14 vs. Danville (309 rush, 187 pass, 61-0) 479: 9/27/14 at Yorktown (255 rush, 224 pass, W 35-14)
Turn it over
The Dragons have started the season plus-5 in turnover margin. NP had two takeaways – both interceptions – against Lawrenceburg. Against Richmond, the Dragons recovered two fumbles and Logan Greene had an interception. NP has yet to turn the ball over this season. The Dragons have turned all five opponent turnovers into touchdowns – scoring 35 points off turnovers. Adam Kincaid and Nick Brickens also have interceptions this season.
The triple-century team
New Palestine had a 200-yard rusher, a 100-yard passer and a 100-yard receiver in Week 2 against Richmond, when Alex Neligh ran for 221 yards and threw for 201, and Logan Greene had 107 receiving yards. RB Nick Brickens also had 161 rushing yards. It marked the second 200/100/100 game for the Dragons in three outings. James Young, Neligh and Duke Blackwell turned the feat in the 77-42 win over New Prairie in the 2014 State Finals.
Lots of snaps
The Dragons snapped the ball 92 times against Richmond, the second-most number of plays in coach Kyle Ralph’s three years. The Dragons had 95 plays in the 2013 opener against Danville – 64 rush attempts and 31 passes. NP had 68 rush attempts against Richmond for 505 yards and attempted 24 passes for 201 yards. NP had 31 first downs in that contest, and spread the ball around to nine different rushers and seven receivers. In contrast, the Red Rage allowed Richmond to run only 30 plays and gain two first downs.
Neligh climbing the charts Senior Alex Neligh had the third-leading passing season in NPHS history last year. Neligh became the second straight 2,000-yard passer/1,000-yard rusher in NPHS history. He came into the season needing 1,088 yards through the air to pass Justin Plummer (1997-99) as New Palestine’s passing leader. Neligh has five career 100/100 games, all coming since the start of the 2014 state tourney. He has turned the feat twice this season, including a 200/200 game against Richmond. CAREER C-A-I Yds TD Rush-Yds TD 2013 8-17-0 53 0 17-62 0 2014 128-211-8 2469 28 168-1185 19 2015 24-35-0 326 6 34-325 4 TOTAL 160-263-8 2848 34 219-1572 23 ALEX NELIGH’S TOP PASSING GAMES 223: 8/29/14 at Richmond (14-of-24, 1 TD, W 42-6) 211: 11/28/14 vs. New Prairie (13-of-15, 5 TD, W 77-42) 207: 10/24/14 at Muncie Central (9-of-13, 3 TD, W 61-7) 204: 9/12/14 at Mt. Vernon (15-of-21, 2 TD, W 31-3) 202: 9/19/14 at Pendleton Heights (8-of-12, 3 TD, W 56-7) 201: 8/28/15 vs. Richmond (16-of-24, 4 TD, W 72-7) ALEX NELIGH’S TOP RUSHING GAMES 221: 8/28/15 vs. Richmond (22 carries, 1 TD, W 72-7) 221: 11/7/14 at Beech Grove (12 carries, 3 TD, W 83-20) 178: 11/28/14 vs. New Prairie (14 carries, 3 TD, W 77-42) 110: 10/24/14 at Muncie Central (8 carries, 1 TD, W 61-7) 104: 11/21/14 vs. Columbus E (17 carries, 1 TD, W 30-28) 104: 8/21/15 at Lawrenceburg (12 carries, 3 TD, W 56-14) ALEX NELIGH’S TOP TOTAL OFFENSE GAMES 422: 8/28/15 vs. Richmond (221ru/201pa, W 72-3) 389: 11/28/14 vs. New Prairie (178ru/211pa, W 77-20) 376: 11/7/14 at Beech Grove (221ru/155pa, W 83-20) 317: 10/24/14 at Muncie C (110ru/207pa, W 61-7) 285: 8/22/14 vs. Danville (98ru/187pa, W 61-0) 248: 8/29/14 at Richmond (19ru/229pa, W 42-6) 244: 9/19/14 at Pendleton Hts (42ru/202pa, W 56-0) NEW PALESTINE ALL-TIME LEADERS SINGLE-SEASON PASSING 1. 2,795 yards, Connor Simmons, 2011 2. 2,630 yards, Blake Luker, 2013 3. 2,469 yards, Alex Neligh 2014 4. 2,006 yards, Matt Rodgers, 1993 5. 1,588 yards, Mark Shepler, 1987 CAREER PASSING 1. 3,610 yards, Justin Plummer, 1997-99 2. 3,289 yards, Connor Simmons, 2010-11 3. 3,282 yards, Blake Luker, 2011-13 4. 2,848 yards, Alex Neligh 2013-15 5. 2,782 yards, Gary Greene, 1983-84 SINGLE-SEASON PASSING TDs 1. 35, Connor Simmons, 2011 2. 33, Blake Luker, 2013 3. 28, Alex Neligh, 2014 CAREER PASSING TDs 1. 40, Blake Luker, 2011-13 2. 39, Connor Simmons 2010-11 … 34, Alex Neligh, 2013-15 CAREER COMPLETIONS 1. 239, Blake Luker, 2011-13 2. 224, Justin Plummer, 1997-99 … 160, Alex Neligh 2013-15 CAREER TOTAL OFFENSE TDs 1. 64, Blake Luker, 2011-13 2. 57, Alex Neligh 2013-15
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Blackwell joins 1,000 club
Friday, September 4 at Yorktown, 7:30 p.m.
Senior Duke Blackwell joined an exclusive club when he became the sixth Dragon to tally 1,000 receiving yards last season. Blackwell had 824 receiving yards, the fifth-highest single-season total in school history, in the 2014 season. Blackwell had 35 yards and two TDs in Week 2 against Richmond, and needs just 50 yards to move up to third on the all-time receiving list. NEW PALESTINE ALL-TIME LEADERS CAREER RECEIVING 1. 2,134 yards, Tyler Walden 2011-13 2. 1,270 yards, Jay Ehle, 1992-93 3. 1,174 yards, Brandon Collins 2010-11 4. 1,124 yards, Duke Blackwell 2013-15 5. 1,060 yards, Todd Yoder 1993-95 6. 1,041 yards, Keith Roseman 1983-84 SINGLE-SEASON RECEIVING 1. 1,231 yards, Tyler Walden, 2013 2. 929 yards, Brandon Collins, 2011 3. 904 yards, Jay Ehle, 1993 4. 894 yards, Josh Penley 2011 5. 824 yards, Duke Blackwell 2014 CAREER RECEIVING TDs 1. 22, Tyler Walden, 2011-13 2. 20, Josh Penley, 2010-11 … 15, Duke Blackwell 2013-14
“In the Red” Rage
In the Dragons’ Week 2 win over Richmond, the Red Rage held the Richmond rushing attack in the red, as the Red Devils had minus-13 yards on the ground, and just 42 yards of total offense.
2015 in the century
The Dragons have had a number of 100-yard rushing and receiving performances in 2015 100-YARD RUSHING GAMES IN 2015 221: Alex Neligh 8/28/15 vs. Richmond (22 carries, 1 TD) 161: Nick Brickens 8/28/15 vs. Richmond (18 carries, 2 TD) 101: Alex Neligh 8/21/15 at Lawrenceburg (12 carries, 3 TD) 100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES IN 2015 107: Logan Greene 8/28/15 vs. Richmond (3 catches, 2 TD)
Linemen experience
The New Palestine offensive line returns completely intact from the 2014 state championship season. Seniors Nick Derheimer, Andrew Yazel, Matt Moeller and Michael Woodall join junior David Judy with a year of starting experience. Woodall suffered a season-ending injury in Week 2, but the Dagons have some depth on the line. As a team, the Dragons lifted 5,000 more pounds of weights this offseason than 2013-14.
All in the family
The Greene family provides a thread between the Dragons’ two longest regular-season winning streaks. Gary Greene was the quarterback of the Dragons’ back-to-back unbeaten seasons in 1983-84, at the helm of 20 of the school-record 21 straight victories between 1983-85. Gary is now an assistant coach with the Dragons, and his son, senior WR/DB Logan Greene, has emerged as a key player on the current team that has won 20 straight regular-season contests.
Kicking game an asset The Dragons use two junior kickers – Spencer Corey and Kyle Barton – a due that has led the Dragons since Barton took over the kicking job at the midpoint of the 2013 season. Corey has emerged as the team’s FG kicker, and Barton as the PAT kicker in 2014. Corey hit his first FGA in 2015 – a 33-yarder – and is 9-of-12 for his career. His first two varsity FG attempts broke a 14-all tie and gave the Dragons a 20-14 second-half lead in the 2013 27-14 regional victory over Chatard. Corey kicked a 25-yarder at the gun to give the Dragons a 30-28 victory over Columbus East in the semistate. Meanwhile, Barton set a State Finals record, going 11-for-11 on PATs in the 2014 title game against New Prairie. Corey is 16for-16 on PATs this season
20 in a quarter The Dragons have made a habit of putting up big numbers quickly with 20-point quarters in coach Kyle Ralph’s three years at the helm. Already, the Dragons have scored 20 points in a quarter twice this season. 20-point quarters in 2015 (4) 8/28 vs. Richmond: 28 in 2nd quarter, 21 in 3rd quarter 8/21 at Lawrenceburg: 21 in 2nd quarter, 21 in 3rd quarter
Fast scores
The high-tempo quick-strike offense has turned up a number of quick scores. Against Lawrenceburg, the longest of NP’s seven scoring drives was 2:03, and four of the seven TD drives took less than a minute of clock time. Of the 11 TD drives against Richmond, five took fewer than two minutes, nine took less than three. Shortest touchdown drives in 2015 :36 (3 plays/70 yards): 8/21 at Lawrenceburg (Brett Luker 37 pass from Alex Neligh, 4:00 2Q) :39 (2 plays/25 yards): 8/21 at Lawrenceburg (Adam Kincaid 1 run, 4:41 3Q) :46 (3 plays/41 yards); 8/21 at Lawrenceburg (Alex Neligh 24 run, 4:16 1Q) :50 (2 plays/55 yards): 8/21 at Lawrenceburg (Adam Kincaid 49 run, 1:36 3Q) :50 (2 plays/14 yards): 8/28 vs. Richmond (Luke Ely 8 run, 1:10 3Q) Longest touchdown drives in 2015 9:43 (18 plays/78 yards): 8/28 vs. Richmond (Luke Ely 5 run, 2:00 4Q) Fastest 2 scores in 2015 2:20, 8/28 vs. Richmond. Logan Greene 51 pass from Alex Neligh, 8:30 2nd quarter; Adam Kincaid 3 run, 6:10 2nd quarter 2:24, 8/28 vs. Richmond. Duke Blackwell 6 pass from Alex Neligh, 9:09 3rd quarter; Nick Brickens 54 run, 6:45 3rd quarter 2:25, 8/21 at Lawrenceburg. Alex Neligh 1 run at 6:41 of 1st quarter; Alex Neligh 24 run at 4:16 of 1st quarter.
State leaders
The Dragons finished the 2014 season leading the state in scoring offense and victory margin. In 2015, they’re picking back up. Scoring offense: 1. Princeton (69.0), 2. N. Vermillion (68.5), 3. New Palestine (64.0), 4. Gibson Southern (63.0), 5. Beech Grove (62.0). Victory margin: 1. Gibson Southern (63.0), 2. N. Vermillion (57.5), 3. New Palestine (53.5), 4. Princeton (50.5), 5. Evansville Central (48.0), Northview (48.0)
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Return to sender
Friday, September 4 at Yorktown, 7:30 p.m.
The Dragons’ state-record point total didn’t just come from a prolific offense. The defense and special teams contributed 19 scores in 15 games in 2014, with seven defensive scores and 12 special teams tallies. The Dragons picked up right there last week, as defensive back Adam Kincaid had a 40-yard interception return for a score. It was Kincaid’s second defensive score in three games – he also had a fumble recovery in the end zone in the semistate against Columbus East on Nov. 21, 2014. Defensive/special teams scores in 2015 TD: 8/21 at Lawrenceburg: Adam Kincaid 40-yard INT return
Replacing the scoreboard bulbs
The Dragons re-wrote the school’s scoring record book in 2014, and have added to that in 2015. MOST POINTS, 2 CONSECUTIVE GAMES 157: 2014 (74-0 New Castle, 83-20 Beech Grove) Previous record 115: 2013 (62-40 Pendleton Heights, 53-0 Muncie South) MOST POINTS, 3 CONSECUTIVE GAMES 218: 2014 (61-7 MuncieC, 74-0 NCastl, 83-20 BGrove) Previous record 160: 1986 (39-12 E Hancock, 57-7 Lapel, 64-0 Whiteland) 160: 1982 (48-0 Wes-Del, 57-0 Tri, 55-0 Morristown) MOST POINTS IN A GAME 83: 11/7/14 at Beech Grove (83-20) 77: 11/28/14 vs. New Prairie (77-42) 74: 10/31/14 vs. New Castle (74-0) 72: 8/28/15 vs. Richmond (72-7) 72: 10/3/14 at Shelbyville (72-3) BIGGEST VICTORY MARGIN 74: 10/31/14 vs. New Castle (74-0) 69: 10/3/14 at Shelbyville (72-3) 65: 8/28/15 vs. Richmond (72-7) 64, 10/24/86 vs. Whiteland (64-0)
5th title
The Dragons’ 2014 state championship was the fifth state title in school history, joining championships won by the baseball team (2004) and softball program (2004, 2008, 2009). It also marked the eighth appearance in a state championship game by a Dragon team, and the second by a New Palestine football team. The 1990 team, led by Marvin Shepler, was the state runner-up.
School records set in 2014 The Dragons rewrote the school’s record book in 2014. James Young set records for rushing TDs in a season (35, breaking Jeff Miles’ mark of 33 set in 1987), scoring (tying Miles’ record of 210 points) and one for longest TD run (98 yards, breaking Gary Hough’s record of 93 set in a 1969 win over Pendleton Heights). Young’s 5 TD game against Roncalli also tied a record. Duke Blackwell’s three TD receptions in the State Final tied a school record held by several players, and Alex Neligh’s five TD passes in the final also tied a mark held by Matt Rodgers (1993) and Connor Simmons (2011). Neligh’s eight total offense touchdowns in the State Final was also a school record. Garrett Kuhn’s three INTs against Mt. Vernon also set a mark. The Dragons set school records for points in a season (851), game (83), both teams in a game (119, set in the State Final), victory margin (74, vs. New Castle) and total offense (6,635 yards, breaking last year’s mark of 6,230). In addition, Noah Grable graduates as the school’s single season (18, 2013) and all-time (30) sacks leader.
State Finals records The Dragons broke or tied 17 Class 4A and nine overall State Finals records in the 2014 title game victory. Points in a game: (77, previous 4A record 49 by Griffith-1997; previous overall record 63 by Jimtown 1997) Combined points in a game: (119, previous 4A record 56 by Griffith & HSE-1997; previous overall record 89 by Sheridan & N. White-1998) Points in a quarter (28 in 2nd, ties 4A record 28 by Griffith-1997) Points in a half (49 in 1st half, previous A record 35 by Griffith-1997, was 1 point shy of overall record set by Warren Central in 2003) Most touchdowns (11, previous 4A record 7 by Griffith-1997; previous overall record 9 by Jimtown-1997, Tri-West-2004 & Sheridan-1988) Most PAT kicks (11, previous 4A record 6 by Cathedral-2011, previous overall record 9 by Jimtown 1997) Most rushing yards (462, previous 4A record 340 by Griffith-1997) Most rushing touchdowns (6, previous 4A record 5 by Cathedral1998 & Cathedral-2011) Most passing touchdowns (5, previous 4A record 3 by several teams; ties overall record set by Bloom.S.-1998 and Carmel-2009) Total offense (673, previous 4A record 473 by Griffith-1997, previous overall record 575 by Warren Central-2003) Total offense, both teams (1,062, previous 4A record 861 by FW Dwenger & Columbus East-2013; previous overall record 899 by Ritter & Sheridan-2008) Individual PAT kicks (Kyle Barton 11, previous 4A record 8 by Cathedral’s Mitch Gerbers-2012; previous overall record 9 by Jimtown’s Robert Menchinger-1997) Individual rushing yards (James Young 282, previous 4A record 211 by Brian Lewis, Jasper-2011) Longest TD run (James Young 98 yards, previous 4A record 85 yards by Dan Zanolla, Hobart-1987; previous overall record by Vaughn Dunbar, FW Snider-1986) Longest play from scrimmage (James Young 98 yard run, previous 4A record 90 yards Rick Mirer to Nick Rudolph, Goshen-1988) Individual passing TDs (Alex Neligh 5, previous 4A record 3 held by several people; ties overall record held by Rex Grossman, Bloomington South-1998; Adam Shaffer-Warren Central-2009) Individual TD receptions (Duke Blackwell 3, ties 4A record held by Lance Scheib, Warren Central-1984; ties overall record held by Scheib, Nick Logan, Carmel-2009, Jake Hagan, Ritter-2012)
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About Kelso Stadium/Shepler Field
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The Dragons’ home turf Is named for two New Palestine luminaries. Kelso Stadium was dedicated in honor of former NPHS principal Robert Kelso shortly after he passed away in 1983. The playing field itself is Shepler Field – named for NPHS teacher and Hall of Fame football coach Marvin Shepler. The team’s first varsity coach, Shepler led New Palestine to three sectional titles and the 1990 State Finals.
About NPHS
New Palestine High School has been a member of the IHSAA since 1919, but is a continuation of the first Sugar Creek Township school erected in 1884 on the same property where NPHS currently stands. Located in Hancock County in the southeast suburbs of Indianapolis, New Palestine has received many awards for academic excellence – a U.S. News and World Report “Best Buy” High School and many “A” and FourStar ratings from the Indiana Department of Education among them. In 2012, New Palestine was named a National Blue Ribbon School by the US Dept of Ed. The 1,096-student school’s current principal is Keith Fessler. It is the lone high school in the CSC of Southern Hancock County, whose superintendent is Dr. Lisa Lantrip. Keith Fessler is serving in his fifth year as the school’s principal. The athletic director is 1978 NPHS graduate Allen Cooper, who coached the 2004 baseball team to a state championship. Among New Palestine’s notable alumni are Angela Ahrendts, the former CEO of Burberry who is now a senior vice president at Apple Inc., former Super Bowl champion and NFL veteran Todd Yoder, longtime college football coach and current N.C. State offensive coordinator Matt Canada, and USA Track and Field standout Pat Feeney.
Meet Coach Ralph
Third-year NPHS head coach Kyle Ralph is the fifth head coach in the school’s history, the third to lead the team to an undefeated regular season, the second to lead the Dragons to the State Finals and the first to win a state championship. He came to NPHS in 2013 armed with an attacking style on both sides of the ball, which continues in the team’s commitment to conditioning in the weight room during the offseason, and it has paid off on the field, where the Dragons have gone 28-1 in two seasons. Coach Ralph is a 2002 graduate of Cincinnati St. Xavier High School, where he was a standout lineman. He was a two-time First Team All-ACC lineman at North Carolina, playing for head coach John Bunting, and was the 2005 ACC Coastal Division Offensive Lineman of the Year. He has also participated in NFL training camps with the Seattle Seahawks and Carolina Panthers. He began his coaching career at St. Xavier in 2007, then became the co-offensive coordinator at Oak Hills High School near Cincinnati in 2008. He served there for three seasons, before becoming the offensive line coach and offensive coordinator at Withrow University High School in Cincinnati in 2011 and 2012. At Withrow, Ralph’s team averaged 34.4 points and 335 total yards per game in 2012. At Oak Hills, his 2010 offense broke or tied five school rushing records. His first New Palestine team rewrote the school record book, averaging more than 40 points per game and gaining 6,230 yards, and eclipsing that with a staterecord 851 points and 6,635 yards in 2014. Under his tutelage, the team produced its career and singleseason total offense (Blake Luker) and receiving (Tyler Walden) leaders. In 2013, Luker, Walden and James Young became the first trio in NP history to give the team a 2,000-yard passer and a 1,000 yard rusher and receiver in the same season. In 2014, the Dragons set state records for points (851) and yards (6,635) in a season. Coach Ralph is the third-winningest coach in NPHS history, and the fastest to 30 wins. Coach Ralph also has seven seasons of experience coaching track and field. He teaches social studies and physical education at NPHS. New Palestine’s head coaches Kyle Ralph (2013-) 30-1 Charlie Hill (2012) 3-7 Tim Able (2009-11) 30-6 Doug Armstrong (2002-08) 49-31 Marvin Shepler (1968-2001): 200-146-2
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2015 roster
N Name 2 C.J. Faubion 4 Brett Luker* 5 Dylan Romine 6 Duke Blackwell** 7 Adam Kincaid* 8 Jordan Shanahan 9 Nick Brickens** 10 Logan Greene* 11 Alex Neligh* 12 Nick Tschaenn 14 Zach Neligh 16 Dylan Casner 17 Jaxon Manes 18 Spencer Corey** 19 Gunnar Large* 21 Colby Jenkins 23 Chris Hafley 24 Trevor Woodall* 28 Laine Schonauer 30 Kyle Barton** 32 Levi McKinney 33 James Crumlin* 34 Luke Ely 36 Logan Robinson 37 Justin Wilcher 39 Solomon Fair* 41 Grant Moeller 42 Joe Izbicki** 44 Jarrett Curran 50 Michael Woodall* 52 Patrick Hopkins* 53 JohnMichael Wallen 54 Bailey Lawless 55 Jordan Workman 56 Elisha Deluhery 59 Logan McKinney 62 Nick Derheimer* 63 David Judy* 64 Austin Snider 65 Andrew Yazel** 68 Austin Popp 70 Matt Moeller* 71 Richard Lopez 74 Thaddeus Muse* 75 Demetre Mitchell 78 Austin Keele 79 Cameron Shanahan 80 Brady Walden* 81 Joe Bullock 82 Josh Smith 83 Jacobi Maxwell Head coach: Kyle Ralph (3rd season)
Pronunciation guide C.J. Faubion Brett Luker Alex Neligh Nick Tschaenn Gunnar Large Luke Ely Joe Izbicki New Palestine
Cl Fr Jr Fr Sr Jr Jr Sr Sr Sr So Fr So So Jr Jr Fr So Sr Fr Jr So Jr Fr So So Sr Jr Sr Fr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr So So Sr Jr So Sr So Sr So Sr Jr Fr Jr JR So So Jr
Ht 5-8 6-0 6-1 5-10 5-9 5-10 5-9 5-7 6-2 5-8 6-0 5-9 5-11 6-1 6-2 5-10 5-8 5-11 6-0 5-11 5-9 6-0 5-11 5-9 5-8 5-11 5-3 5-10 5-9 6-1 6-0 6-0 5-11 5-11 5-9 5-5 6-4 6-0 5-10 5-11 5-11 6-3 5-8 5-8 6-0 6-0 6-1 5-9 6-1 5-11 5-7
Wt 167 156 163 175 185 177 191 163 195 131 150 151 138 165 153 158 148 203 163 148 162 181 187 178 143 201 129 205 155 219 197 227 202 210 226 193 267 268 233 272 182 284 251 263 280 219 203 145 175 149 147
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Pos RB/DB WR/DB WR/DB WR/DB WR/DB WR/DB RB/DB WR/DB QB/LB WR/DB QB/DB WR/DB WR/DB K QB/DB WR/DB WR/DB TE/LB TE/LB K RB/LB TE/LB RB/LB OL/LB WR/DB RB/LB WR/DB TE/LB RB/LB OL/LB OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL WR/DB WR/DB WR/DB WR/DB
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2015 season stats
RUSHING Att-Yds Avg TD Lg HiGm 11 Alex Neligh 34-325 9.6 4 36 221 9 Nick Brickens 24-228 9.5 2 54 161 34 Luke Ely 15-71 4.7 2 11 63 7 Adam Kincaid 10-71 7.1 3 49 53 14 Zach Neligh 8-25 3.1 0 7 21 19 Gunnar Large 5-13 2.6 0 5 7 8 Jordan Shanahan 1-9 9.0 0 9 9 80 Brady Walden 1-8 8.0 0 8 8 2 C.J. Faubion 1-(-2) -2.0 0 -2 -2 Totals 99-748 7.6 11 54 505 PASSING C-A-I Yds TD Lg HiGm 11 Alex Neligh 24-35-0 326 6 52 201 19 Gunnar Large 0-1-0 0 0 0 0 Totals 24-36-0 326 6 52 201 RECEIVING Rec-Yds Avg TD Lg HiGm 10 Logan Greene 5-136 27.2 2 52 107 4 Brett Luker 7-74 10.6 2 37 54 6 Duke Blackwell 3-35 11.7 2 14 35 33 James Crumlin 2-28 14.0 0 19 19 21 Colby Jenkins 1-21 21.0 0 21 21 80 Brady Walden 4-19 4.8 0 8 17 19 Gunnar Large 1-7 7.0 0 7 7 42 Joe Izbicki 1-6 6.0 0 6 6 KICKING PAT FG LG 18 Spencer Corey 16-16 1-1 33 (33) 30 Kyle Barton 1-1 0-0 0 PUNTING N-Yds Avg Lg In20 9 Nick Brickens 4-164 41.0 54 2 RETURNS KOR Avg PR Avg TD 9 Nick Brickens 2-22 11.0 0 10 Logan Greene 2-17 8.5 0 21 Colby Jenkins 3-44 14.7 0 34 Luke Ely 2-21 10.5 0 DEFENSE Tackles leaders: Nick Brickens 15, Joe Izbicki 14, Jordan Shanahan 8, JohnMichael Wallen 8, Solomon Fair 8, Jordan Workman 8, Logan Robinson 7, Adam Kincaid 7. Sacks leaders: James Crumlin 2, Logan Robinson 1, JohnMichael Wallen 1, Jordan Workman 1. Interceptions: Nick Brickens 1, Adam Kincaid 1 (1 TD), Logan Greene 1 Fumble recoveries: James Crumlin 1, Solomon Fair 1. TEAM STATS NP Opp Points 128 21 Avg. game 64.0 10.5 Rushes-yards 99-748 50-98 Avg play/game 7.6/374.0 1.9/49.0 Passing C-A-I 24-36-0 21-39-3 Passing yards 326 288 Avg play/game 13.6/163.0 7.3/144.0 Total offense 135-1074 89-386 Avg play/game 8.0/537.0 4.3/193.0 Fumbles-lost 3-0 2-2 Takeaways 5 0 Score by quarters New Palestine 31 49 42 6 -128 Opponents 7 7 0 7 -21
2015 game-by-game OPPONENT SCORE LD RUSHER Lawrenceburg 56-14 Neligh 104 Richmond 72-7 Neligh 221 Yorktown Mt. Vernon Pendleton Hts Greenfield-C Shelbyville
PASSER Neligh 125 Neligh 201
RECEIVER Luker 54 Greene 107
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2015 season highs INDIVIDUAL Rushing yards: 221, Alex Neligh vs. Richmond 8/28 Rushing attempts: 22, Alex Neligh vs. Richmond 8/28 Rushing touchdowns: 3, Alex Neligh at Lawrenceburg 8/21 Passing yards: 201, Alex Neligh vs. Richmond 8/28 Pass completions: 16, Alex Neligh vs. Richmond 8/28 Pass attempts: 24, Alex Neligh vs. Richmond 8/28 Pass touchdowns: 4, Alex Neligh vs. Richmond 8/28 Receiving yards: 107, Logan Greene vs. Richmond 8/28 Receptions: 4, Brett Luker vs. Richmond 8/28 Receiving touchdowns: 2, Brett Luker at Lawrenceburg 8/21; Logan Greene vs. Richmond 8/28; Duke Blackwell vs. Richmond 8/28 Total offense: 422, Alex Neligh vs. Richmond 8/28 Yards from scrimmage: 221, Alex Neligh vs. Richmond 8/28 Longest rush: 54 yards, Nick Brickens vs. Richmond 8/28 Longest pass: 52 yards, Alex Neligh to Logan Greene vs. Richmond 8/28 Most sacks: 1, James Crumlin at Lawrenceburg 8/21; James Crumlin, Logan Robinson, JohnMichael Wallen & Jordan Workman vs. Richmond 8/28 Most interceptions: 1, Nick Brickens at Lawrenceburg 8/21; Adam Kincaid at Lawrenceburg 8/21; Logan Greene vs. Richmond 8/28 TEAM Total yards: 706, vs. Richmond 8/28 Rushing yards: 505, vs. Richmond 8/28 Rushing attempts: 68, vs. Richmond 8/28 Passing yards: 201, vs. Richmond 8/28 Pass completions: 16, vs. Richmond 8/28 Pass attempts: 24, vs. Richmond 8/28 Total plays: 92, vs. Richmond 8/28 First downs: 31, vs. Richmond 8/28 Pass touchdowns: 4, vs. Richmond 8/28 Points: 72, vs. Richmond 8/28 Points in a quarter: 28, 2nd quarter vs. Richmond 8/28 Points in a half: 45, vs. Richmond 8/28 Fewest points allowed: 7, vs. Richmond 8/28 Fewest rushing yards allowed: -13, vs. Richmond 8/28 Fewest passing yards allowed: 55, vs. Richmond 8/28 Fewest total yards allowed: 42, vs. Richmond 8/28 Fewest first downs allowed: 2, vs. Richmond 8/28 Turnovers caused: 3, vs. Richmond 8/28 Most interceptions: 2, at Lawrenceburg 8/21 Most fumble recoveries: 2, vs. Richmond 8/28
2015 game summaries
WEEK 2: Aug. 28, 2015 At Kelso Stadium, New Palestine Richmond 7 0 0 0 -- 7 New Palestine 17 28 21 6 -- 72 Scoring summary R-Claiborne 95 kickoff return (Collins kick), 11:44 NP-Blackwell 13 pass from A.Neligh (Corey kick), 9:08 NP-Greene 28 pass from A.Neligh (Corey kick), 6:22 NP-Corey 33 FG, 3:18 NP-A.Neligh 16 run (Corey kick), 11:37 NP-Greene 51 pass from A.Neligh (Corey kick), 8:30 NP-Kincaid 3 run (Corey kick), 6:10 NP-Brickens 14 run (Corey kick), :36 NP-Blackwell 6 pass from A.Neligh (Corey kick), 9:09 NP-Brickens 54 run (Corey kick), 6:45 NP-Ely 8 run (Corey kick), 1:10 NP-Ely 5 run (pass failed), 2:00 New Palestine stats Rushing: A.Neligh 22-221, Brickens 18-161, Ely 12-63, Z.Neligh 6-21, Kincaid 4-18, Shanahan 1-9, Walden 1-8, Large 3-6, Faubion 1-(-2) Passing: A.Neligh 16-24-0-201
Receiving: Luker 4-20, Greene 3-107, Blackwell 3-35, Walden 3-17, Crumlin 1-9, Large 1-7, Izbicki 1-6
WEEK 1: Aug. 21, 2015 At Neary Field, Lawrenceburg New Palestine 14 21 21 0 -- 56 Lawrenceburg 0 7 0 7 -- 14 Scoring summary NP — Neligh 1 run (Barton kick), 6:41. NP — Neligh 24 run (Corey kick), 4:16. NP — Kincaid 40 interception return (Corey kick), 10:15. L — Parris 15 pass from Strobl (Gilmour kick), 4:36. NP — Luker 36 pass from Neligh (Corey kick), 4:00. NP — Luker 7 pass from Neligh (Corey kick), :17. NP — Neligh 4 run (Corey kick), 10:24. NP — Kincaid 1 run (Corey kick), 4:41. NP — Kincaid 49 run (Corey kick), 1:36. L — Heist 10 pass from Strobl (Gilmour kick), :36. New Palestine stats Rushing: A.Neligh 12-104, Brickens 6-67, Kincaid 6-53, Ely 3-8, Large 2-7, Z.Neligh 2-4 Passing: A.Neligh 8-11-0-125, Large 0-1-0-0 Receiving: Luker 3-54, Greene 2-29, Jenkins 1-21, Crumlin 1-19, Walden 12
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2014 season stats RUSHING Att-Yds Avg TD Lg HiGm 32 James Young 255-1632 6.4 35 98 282 11 Alex Neligh 168-1185 7.1 19 62 221 44 Sterling Curran 43-419 9.7 11 55 66 12 Chaz Hill 28-328 11.7 5 62 79 19 Gunnar Large 16-188 11.8 2 73 78 40 David Johnson 29-165 5.7 2 20 30 9 Nick Brickens 21-133 6.3 2 21 37 6 Duke Blackwell 4-63 15.8 0 27 27 45 Gabe Estes 3-49 16.3 0 26 49 7 Adam Kinacid 2-18 9.0 0 13 13 21 Jeff Wilcher 3-13 4.3 1 6 7 22 Noah Grable 1-4 4.0 0 4 4 Jordan Shanahan 1-(-1),James Crumlin 1-(-3); Nick Merriman 1(-6) Totals 584-4101 7.0 77 98 462 PASSING C-A-I Yds TD Lg HiGm 11 Alex Neligh 128-211-8 2,469 28 85 229 19 Gunnar Large 5-11-1 56 0 26 26 12 Chaz Hill 2-6-0 19 1 16 19 Totals 135-228-9 2,544 29 85 229 RECEIVING Rec-Yds Avg TD Lg HiGm 6 Duke Blackwell 37-824 22.3 10 75 116 22 Noah Grable 37-661 17.9 9 65 127 3 Garrett Kuhn 27-262 23.2 9 85 92 10 Logan Greene 11-140 12.7 1 30 55 7 Adam Kincaid 9-134 14.9 0 38 38 32 James Young 6-91 15.2 0 25 25 21 Jeff Wilcher 3-35 10.7 0 26 26 24 Trevor Woodall 2-13 6.5 0 9 13 4 Brett Luker 1-10 10.0 0 10 10 80 Brady Walden 1-6 6.0 0 6 6 42 Joseph Izbicki 1-4 4.0 1 4 4 KICKING PAT FG LG 18 Spencer Corey 62-65 6-9 38 30 Kyle Barton 45-52 PUNTING N-Yds Avg Lg In20 9 Nick Brickens 35-1105 31.6 52 7 RETURNS KOR Avg PR Avg TD 3 Garrett Kuhn 5-276 55.2 19-270 14.2 1P/1K 4 Brett Luker 1-44 44.0 6 Duke Blackwell 5-142 28.4 9-27 3.0 0 7 Adam Kincaid 2-52 26.0 8 Jordan Shanahan 1-7 7.0 9 Nick Brickens 1-14 14.0 12-240 20.0 1P 14 Kyle Zehner 10-299 29.9 1-10 10.0 1K 21 Jeff Wilcher 4-48 12.0 32 James Young 5-43 8.6 DEFENSE Tackles leaders: Sterling Curran 157, Gabe Estes 127, Joseph Izbicki 98, Noah Grable 90, Nick Brickens 73, Chaz Hill 58, Thaddeus Muse 51, Adam Kincaid 51, Garrett Kuhn 44, Alex Barnes 36 Sacks leaders: Gabe Estes 15, Noah Grable 12, Sterling Curran 8, Joseph Izbicki 4, Trent Mahaney 3, Alex Barnes 3, Thaddeus Muse 2 Interceptions: Garrett Kuhn 6, Joseph Izbicki 3, Nick Brickens 3, Adam Kincaid 3, Chaz Hill 1, Logan Greene 1, Duke Blackwell 1, Brett Luker 1, Noah Grable 1, Kyle Zehner 1, Gunnar Large 1, Sterling Curran 1 TEAM STATS NP Opp Points 851 152 Avg. game 56.7 10.1 Rushes-yards 584-4101 543-1291 Avg play/game 7.0/273.4 2.4/92.2 Passing C-A-I 135-228-9 121-272-23 Passing yards 2544 1450 Avg play/game 11.2/169.6 5.3/103.5 Total offense 812-6645 815-2741 Avg play/game 8.2/443.0 3.4/195.8
Fumbles-lost Takeaways Score by quarters New Palestine Opponents
19-7 48 206 52
322 43
47-25 16 213 33
111 24
-851 -152
2014 season highs INDIVIDUAL Rushing yards: 282 yards, James Young vs. New Prairie, 11/28 Rushing attempts: 31, James Young vs. Yorktown 9/5 Rushing touchdowns: 5, James Young at Roncalli 11/14 Passing yards: 229, Alex Neligh at Richmond 8/29 Pass completions: 15, Alex Neligh at Mt. Vernon 9/12 Pass attempts: 24, Alex Neligh at Richmond 8/29 Pass touchdowns: 5, Alex Neligh vs. New Prairie 11/28 Receiving yards: 130, Duke Blackwell vs. New Prairie 11/28 Receptions: 8, Noah Grable at Mt. Vernon 9/12 Receiving touchdowns: 3, Duke Blackwell vs. New Prairie 11/28 Total offense: 389, Alex Neligh vs. New Prairie 11/28 (211 passing, 178 rushing) Yards from scrimmage: 282, James Young vs. New Prairie 11/28 (282 rushing) Longest rush: 98 yards, James Young vs. New Prairie 11/28 Longest pass: 85 yards, Alex Neligh to Garrett Kuhn at Pend. Hts 9/19 Most sacks: 5, Gabe Estes vs. Yorktown 9/5 Most interceptions: 3, Garrett Kuhn at Mt. Vernon 9/12 TEAM Total yards: 673, vs. New Prairie 11/28 Rushing yards: 462, vs. New Prairie 11/28 Rushing attempts: 49, at Roncalli 11/14 Passing yards: 229 at Richmond 8/29 Pass completions: 15 at Mt. Vernon 9/12 Pass attempts: 24 at Richmond 8/29 Total plays: 67, at Roncalli 11/14 First downs: 21, at Roncalli 11/14 Pass touchdowns: 5, vs. New Prairie 11/28 Points: 83, at Beech Grove 11/7 (school record) Points in a quarter: 34, 2nd quarter vs. New Castle 10/10; 2nd quarter at Beech Grove 11/7 Points in a half: 62, 1st half at Beech Grove 11/7 Fewest points allowed allowed: 0, vs. Danville 8/22; vs. GreenfieldCentral 9/26; vs. Delta 10/17; vs. New Castle 10/31 Fewest rushing yards allowed: -67, at Shelbyville 10/3 Fewest passing yards allowed: 0, vs. New Castle 10/31 Fewest total yards allowed: -29, at Shelbyville 10/3 Fewest first downs allowed: 5, at Shelbyville 10/3 Turnovers caused: 6, at Pendleton Heights 9/19; at Shelbyville 10/3 Most interceptions: 3, at Mt. Vernon 9/12, at Pendleton Heights 9/19; at New Castle 10/17; at Roncalli 11/14 Most fumble recoveries: 5, at Beech Grove 11/7
2014 game-by-game OPPONENT SCORE Danville 61-0 Richmond 42-6 Yorktown 48-13 Mt. Vernon 31-3 Pendleton Hts. 56-7 Greenfield-C. 63-0 Shelbyville 72-3 New Castle 55-10 Delta 54-0 Muncie C. 61-7 New Castle 74-0 Beech Grove 83-20 Roncalli 44-13 Columbus E. 30-28 New Prairie 77-42
LD RUSHER Neligh 98 Young 75 Young 166 Young 42 Young 151 Young 103 Young 63 Young 88 Young 59 Young 120 Neligh 84 Neligh 221 Young 192 Neligh 104 Young 282
PASSER Neligh 187 Neligh 229 Neligh 188 Neligh 204 Neligh 202 Neligh 75 Neligh 155 Neligh 122 Neligh 171 Neligh 207 Neligh 55 Neligh 155 Neligh 168 Neligh 139 Neligh 211
RECEIVER Blackwell 116 Blackwell 83 Grable 74 Grable 90 Kuhn 88 Blackwell 75 Grable 127 Kuhn 67 Blackwell 86 Grable 81 Blackwell 55 Kuhn 92 Kuhn 71 Greene 55 Blackwell 130
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Dragon record book ALL-TIME RECORD (since 1968): 312-191-2 Home: 160-88-1. Road: 146-98-1. Neutral: 6-5 HHC games: 83-56. IHSAA tourmament: 49-31 SECTIONAL TITLES: 1987, 1989, 1990, 2004, 2005, 2009, 2013, 2014 REGIONAL TITLES: 1987, 1990, 2013, 2014 SEMISTATE TITLES: 1990, 2014 STATE TITLES: 2014 HHC TITLES: 2005, 2006, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014 (previous conferences: Big Blue River: 1978, 1980, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1988; Rangeline: 1992) UNDEFEATED REGULAR SEASONS: 1983, 1984, 1988, 2011, 2013, 2014 INDIANA FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS: Marvin Shepler (coach, 1968-2001), Todd Yoder (player, 1992-95) PASSING YARDS Career: Justin Plummer (1997-99): 3,610 Season: Connor Simmons (2011): 2,795 Game: Matt Rodgers (1993 at Hamilton SE): 399 COMPLETIONS Career: Blake Luker (2011-13): 239 Season: Blake Luker (2013): 176 Game: Matt Rodgers (1993 vs. Greensburg): 25 TD PASSES Career: Blake Luker (2011-13): 40 Season: Connor Simmons (2011): 35 Game: Alex Neligh (2014), Connor Simmons (2011), Matt Rodgers (1993): 5 RECEIVING YARDS Career: Tyler Walden (2011-13): 2,134 Season: Tyler Walden (2013): 1,231 Game: Tyler Walden (2013 vs. Pendleton Heights): 212 RECEPTIONS Career: Tyler Walden (2011-13): 139 Season: Tyler Walden (2013): 86 Game: Tyler Walden (2013 vs. Pendleton Heights): 14 TD RECEPTIONS Career: Tyler Walden (2011-13): 22 Season: Josh Penley (2011): 17 Game: Several players, most recently Duke Blackwell (2014 vs. New Prairie): 3 RUSHING YARDS Career: Jeff Miles (1986-87): 3,963 Season: Jeff Miles (1987): 2,063 Game: Chris Grider (2002 at Tipton): 336 RUSHING TDs Career: Jeff Miles (1986-87): 52 Season: James Young (2014): 35 Game: Several players, most recently James Young (2014 vs. Roncalli): 5 TOTAL OFFENSE Career: Blake Luker (2011-13): 4,494 Season: Blake Luker (2013): 3,761 Game: Blake Luker (2013 at Pendleton Heights): 471 TOTAL OFFENSE TDs Career: Blake Luker (2011-13): 64 Season: Blake Luker (2013): 54 Game: Alex Neligh (2014 vs. New Prairie): 8 INTERCEPTIONS Career: Tom Breeden (1984-86): 20 Season: Tom Breeden (1986): 10 Game: Garrett Kuhn (2014 vs. Mt. Vernon): 3 SACKS
Career: Noah Grable (2013-14): 30 Season: Noah Grable/Brian Wagner (2013): 18 SCORING Career: Jeff Miles (1986-87): 312 Season: Jeff Miles (1987), James Young (2014): 210 LONGEST PLAY Pass: Matt Rodgers to Jay Ehle (1993 vs. HSE): 95 yards Rush: James Young (2014 vs. New Prairie): 98 yards TEAM SCORING Season: 851 (2014, state record) Game: 83 (at Beech Grove 11/7/2014, 83-20) Both teams: 119 (New Palestine 77, New Prairie 42, 11/28/14) Margin: 74 (vs. New Castle 10/31/2014, 74-0) TEAM OFFENSE Season: 6,635 (2014, state record) Game: 744 (2013 at Pendleton Heights) Records set in 2014 in bold
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The Last Time
Friday, September 4 at Yorktown, 7:30 p.m.
New Palestine shut out an opponent: Oct. 31, 2014 vs. New Castle (74-0) New Palestine had back-to-back shutouts: Nov. 1-8, 2013 at Muncie South (53-0)/vs. Mt. Vernon (33-0) New Palestine was shut out: Oct. 29, 2010 at Greenfield-Central (0-7) New Palestine scored 50 points: Aug. 28, 2015 vs. Richmond (72-7) New Palestine scored 60 points: Aug. 28, 2015 vs. Richmond (72-7) New Palestine scored 70 points: Aug. 28, 2015 vs. Richmond (72-7) New Palestine allowed 40 points: Nov. 28, 2014 vs. New Prairie (77-42) New Palestine allowed 50 points: Oct. 27, 2000 at Elwood (7-79) New Palestine won by 40 points: Aug. 28, 2015 vs. Richmond (72-7) New Palestine lost by 40 points: Aug. 25, 2007 at Delta (7-49) New Palestine scored 20 points in a quarter: Aug. 28, 2015 vs. Richmond (28 points in 2nd, 21 points in 3rd quarter of 72-72 win) New Palestine scored 30 points in a quarter: Nov. 7, 2014 at Beech Grove (34 in 2nd quarter of 83-20 victory) New Palestine scored 40 points in a half: Aug. 28, 2015 vs. Richmond (45 points in 1st half, 72-7) New Palestine had 500 yards of total offense: Aug. 28, 2015 vs. Richmond (706 yards: 505 rush, 201 pass) New Palestine had 600 yards of total offense: Aug. 28, 2015 vs. Richmond (706 yards: 505 rush, 201 pass) New Palestine had 300 yards rushing: Aug. 28, 2015 vs. Richmond, 505 yards New Palestine had 400 yards rushing: Aug. 28, 2015 vs. Richmond, 505 yards New Palestine had 250 yards passing: Oct. 25, 2013 at Pendleton Heights (301 yards) New Palestine had 300 yards passing: Oct. 25, 2013 at Pendleton Heights (301 yards) New Palestine allowed 0 or fewer yards of total offense: Oct. 3, 2014 at Shelbyville (-29 yards) New Palestine allowed 0 yards rushing: Aug. 28, 2015 vs. Richmond (13 yards) New Palestine allowed 0 yards passing: Oct. 31, 2014 vs. New Castle (0 yards) New Palestine had 10 sacks: Sept. 5, 2014 vs. Yorktown, 11 sacks A Dragon threw for 200 yards: Aug. 28, 2015 vs. Richmond. Alex Neligh 201 yards A Dragon threw for 250 yards: Oct. 25, 2013 at Pendleton Heights, Blake Luker 301 yards A Dragon threw for 300 yards: Oct. 25, 2013 at Pendleton Heights, Blake Luker 301 yards A Dragon threw for 350 yards: Oct. 1, 1993 vs. Hamilton Southeastern. Josh Marshall 399 yards. A Dragon had 350 yards total offense: Aug. 28, 2015 vs. Richmond. Alex Neligh 422 yards (201 passing, 221 rushing) A Dragon had 400 yards total offense: Aug. 28, 2015 vs. Richmond. Alex Neligh 422 yards (201 passing, 221 rushing) A Dragon had 450 yards total offense: Oct. 25, 2013 at Pendleton Heights, Blake Luker 471 total yards (301 passing, 170 rushing) A Dragon threw 5 TD passes in a game: Nov. 28, 2014. Alex Neligh vs. New Prairie. 5 TD passes Four different Dragons caught TD passes in the same game: Sept. 27, 2013 at Yorktown. Tyler Walden, Justin Wiggins, Duke Blackwell, Nolan Guedel TD receptions from Blake Luker. A Dragon ran for 5 TDs in a game: Nov. 14, 2014 at Roncalli. James Young 5 TDs A Dragon ran for 4 TDs in a game: Nov. 14, 2014 at Roncalli. James Young 5 TDs A Dragon had 3 receiving TDs in a game: Nov. 28, 2014 vs. New Prairie. Duke Blackwell 3 TDs A Dragon had a rushing and receiving TD in a game: Aug. 30, 2013 vs. Richmond. Tyler Walden 29-yard reception from Blake Luker, 12-yard run A Dragon had two 70+-yard catches in a game: Oct. 19, 2012 vs. Mt. Vernon. Tyler Walden 73, 78-yard TD receptions from Chaz Hill
A Dragon had 100 yards receiving: Aug. 28, 2015 vs. Richmond. Logan Greene 107 yards. A Dragon had 150 yards receiving: Sept. 20, 2013 vs. Whiteland. Tyler Walden 156 yards receiving A Dragon had 200 yards receiving: Sept. 6, 2013 vs. Pendleton Heights, Tyler Walden 212 yards receiving A Dragon had 10 catches: Sept. 6, 2013 vs. Pendleton Heights, Tyler Walden 14 catches A Dragon had 30 carries: Sept. 5, 2014 vs. Yorktown. James Young 31 carries A Dragon had 35 carries: Oct. 5, 2012 vs. Greenfield-Central. Nick Survant 37 carries. A Dragon ran for 100 yards: Aug. 28, 2015 vs. Richmond. Alex Neligh 221 yards; Nick Brickens 161 yards A Dragon ran for 150 yards: Aug. 28, 2015 vs. Richmond. Alex Neligh 221 yards; Nick Brickens 161 yards A Dragon ran for 200 yards: Aug. 28, 2015 vs. Richmond. Alex Neligh 221 yards A Dragon ran for 250 yards: Nov. 28, 2014 vs. New Prairie. James Young 282 yards A Dragon had 200 yards from scrimmage: Aug. 28, 2015 vs. Richmond. Alex Neligh 221 yards (all rushing) A Dragon ran for 100 yards and threw for 200: Aug. 28, 2015 vs. Richmond. Alex Neligh 221 yards rushing, 201 passing. A Dragon ran for 200 yards and threw for 200: Aug. 28, 2015 vs. Richmond. Alex Neligh 221 yards rushing, 201 passing. A Dragon had five sacks: Sept. 5, 2014 vs. Yorktown. Gabe Estes 5 sacks A Dragon had three interceptions: Sept. 12, 2014 at Mt. Vernon. Garrett Kuhn 3 INTs A Dragon had two interceptions: Nov. 14, 2014 at Roncalli. Nick Brickens 2 INTs. New Palestine had two 100-yard rushers in same game: Aug. 28, 2015 vs. Richmond. Alex Neligh 221 yards; Nick Brickens 161 yards New Palestine had two plays from scrimmage go for 70+ yards: Oct. 19, 2012 vs. Mt. Vernon. Tyler Walden 78-yard and 73-yard TD pass from Chaz Hill. New Palestine had a play from scrimmage go for 70+ yards: Nov. 28, 2014 vs. New Prairie. James Young 98-yard run New Palestine had a play from scrimmage go for 80+ yards:: Nov. 28, 2014 vs. New Prairie. James Young 98-yard run New Palestine had a play from scrimmage go for 90+ yards:: Nov. 28, 2014 vs. New Prairie. James Young 98-yard run New Palestine had a defensive touchdown: Aug. 21, 2015 at Lawrenceburg. Adam Kincaid 40-yard INT return New Palestine had a player record an offensive, special teams and defensive score: Oct. 17, 2014 vs. Delta. Garrett Kuhn 25-yard INT return, 49-yard punt return & 25-yard reception for TDs New Palestine had a player record an offensive and defensive score: Aug. 21, 2015 at Lawrenceburg: Adam Kincaid 49-yard & 1-yard TD runs; 40-yard INT return New Palestine had two defensive TDs in the same game: Sept. 26, 2014 vs. Greenfield-Central. Noah Grable 78-yard INT and 6-yard fumble returns. New Palestine blocked a punt: Oct. 31, 2014 vs. New Castle. Gabe Estes & Sterling Curran return of 2 blocked punts for TDs. New Palestine had a safety: Oct. 3, 2014 at Shelbyville. Punter downed ball in end zone New Palestine had two safeties in the same game: Sept. 12, 2014 at Mt. Vernon. MV punter & QB each fumbled ball out of end zone. New Palestine had a kickoff return for touchdown: Oct. 3, 2014 at Shelbyville. Garrett Kuhn 90-yard return of safety kick New Palestine had a punt return for touchdown: Oct. 31, 2014 vs. Delta. Gabe Estes & Sterling Curran blocked punt returns. New Palestine played an overtime game: Aug. 21, 2009 vs. Whiteland 22-16) (note: New Palestine has won five straight OT games since 2004)
N ew Palestine Football
2014 Class 4A state champions
Friday, September 4 at Yorktown, 7:30 p.m. Dragons year-by-year
Head coach Kyle Ralph (30-1) 2015: 2-0 (0-0 HHC) 2014: 15-0 (7-0 HHC), HHC, state champions 2013: 13-1 (6-0 HHC), HHC, regional champions Head coach Charlie Hill (3-7) 2012: 3-7 (2-5 HHC) Head coach Tim Able (30-6) 2011: 11-1 (7-0 HHC) HHC, AP state champs 2010: 9-2 (7-0 HHC) HHC champions 2009: 10-3 (6-1 HHC) Sectional champions Head coach Doug Armstrong (49-31) 2008: 4-6 (3-4 HHC) 2007: 5-5 (4-3 HHC) 2006: 9-3 (7-0 HHC) HHC champions 2005: 10-3 (6-1 HHC) HHC, sectional champs 2004: 10-3 (6-1 HHC) Sectional champions 2003: 7-4 (5-2 HHC) 2002: 4-7 (2-5 HHC) Head coach Marvin Shepler (200-146-2) 2001: 1-9 (1-6 HHC) 2000: 3-8 (1-6 HHC) 1999: 3-7 (2-5 HHC) 1998: 4-7 (2-4 HHC) 1997: 4-6 (2-5 HHC) 1996: 4-5 (3-2 HHC) 1995: 7-4 (3-2 HHC) 1994: 3-6 (1-4 HHC) 1993: 5-5 (3-2 RLC) 1992: 8-2 (5-1 RLC) Rangeline champions 1991: 7-3 (5-1 RLC) 1990: 12-2 State runner-up 1989: 10-2 Sectional champions 1988: 10-1 (6-0 BBRC) BBRC champions 1987: 11-2 (5-1 BBRC) Regional champions 1986: 8-2 (6-0 BBRC) BBRC champions 1985: 4-6 (2-4 BBRC) 1984: 10-1 (5-0 BBRC) BBRC, cluster champs 1983: 10-1 (6-0 BBRC) BBRC, cluster champs 1982: 7-3 (5-0 BBRC) BBRC champions 1981: 6-4 (3-2 BBRC) 1980: 7-3 (4-1 BBRC) BBRC champions 1979: 2-8 (1-4 BBRC) 1978: 8-2 (5-0 BBRC) BBRC champions 1977: 6-4 (3-2 BBRC) 1976: 9-1 (4-1 BBRC) 1975: 4-6 (1-4 BBRC) 1974: 4-6 (2-3 BBRC) 1973: 8-2 (4-1 BBRC) 1972: 1-8 (1-4 BBRC) 1971: 2-6-1 1970: 3-5-1 1969: 6-3 1968: 3-6
LEADING RUSHER Alex Neligh 325 James Young 1636 James Young 1250
LEADING PASSER Alex Neligh 326 Alex Neligh 2469 Blake Luker 2630
LEADING RECEIVER Logan Greene 136 Duke Blackwell 824 Tyler Walden 1231
Collin Hill 586
Blake Luker 635
Tyler Walden 455
Austin Monday 764 Austin Cahoy 1162 Pat Feeney 638
Connor Simmons 2795 Connor Simmons 499 Cary Albrecht 861
Brandon Collins 929 Brandon Collins 218 Pat Feeney 590
Cary Albrecht 671 Adam Rusche 676 Jason Carnes 723 Eric Alcorn 1629 Greg Davis 1256 Chris Grider 1665 Chris Grider 1254
Cary Albrecht 500 Matt Walsh 783 J.D. Hill 810 J.D. Hill 722 Matt Bryant 625 Matt Bryant 501 Chris Cole 627
Pat Feeney 226 Colton Tuggle 399 Brendan Guedel 393 Matt Hockett 214 Matt Taylor 326 Tyler Schroeder 251 Ryan Horan 193
Paul Elliott 443 Paul Elliott 721 Brian Hockett 920 Rick Lapenta 760 Bob Anderson 393 Doug McMillan 469 Todd Yoder 1185 Jordan Jones 983 Kevin Holmes 369 Jay Roudebush 892 Jade Roberts 520 Nick Roudebush 2020 Nick Roudebush 1179 Todd Marks 1793 Jeff Miles 2061 Jeff Miles 1201 Tim Breeden 781 Brian Real 955 Brian Real 813 Mark Kleiman 748 Bill McNamee 549 Marty Cavin 1182 Jack Paul 752
Chris Cole 449 Neil Osburn 590 Justin Plummer 1205 Justin Plummer 878 Justin Plummer 1527 Doug Ruster 458 Baron Gambrel 541 Pete Morwick 521 Matt Rodgers 2006 Jeff Mitchell 992 Jeff Stephenson 1359 Jeff Stephenson 849 Matt Canada 668 Matt Canada 1068 Mark Shepler 1588 Mark Shepler 822 Corey Wodarz 517 Gary Greene 1426 Gary Greene 1356 Jim Leisure 276 Chris Van Dyke 1079 Chris Van Dyke 820 Chris Van Dyke 443
Ryan Horan 418 Justin Longerich 242 Brian Webster 559 Andy Fox 480 T.J. Ott 602 Robbie Miller 126 Todd Yoder 200 Todd Yoder 352 Jay Ehle 904 Jay Ehle 364 Andy Miller 357 Andy Miller 400 Jason Dawson 297 Scott Miller 749 Tom Carroll 517 Tim Breeden 229 Tom Ehle 377 Keith Roseman 632 Keith Roseman 409 Dan Buchanan 88 Kevin Walsh 676 Gregg Greene 362 Brad Wheeler 326
