2014 State Champion, 3-time State Finalist

New Palestine Football

2014 State Champion, 3-time State Finalist 2016 schedule Date Opponent Score/Time F 8/19 vs. Whiteland% W 38-26 F 8/26 at Richmond W 49-32 F 9/2 YORKTOWN* W 55-7 F 9/9 at Mt. Vernon* 7:30 F 9/16 at Pendleton Hts.* 7:30 F 9/23 GREENFIELD-C.* 7:30 F 9/30 at Shelbyville* 7:00 F 10/7 at New Castle* 7:30 F 10/14 DELTA* 7:30 F 10/21-11/4 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 Conf GB Over. New Palestine 1-0 -3-0 Shelbyville 1-0 -3-0 New Castle 1-0 -2-1 Mt. Vernon 1-0 -1-2 Delta 0-1 -2-1 Greenfield-C. 0-1 -2-1 Pendleton Hts. 0-1 -1-2 Yorktown 0-1 -1-2 Sept. 2 games New Palestine 55, Yorktown 7 Mt. Vernon 27, Greenfield-C. 10 New Castle 15, Pendleton Hts. 14 Shelbyville 28, Delta 21 Sept. 9 games New Palestine at Mt. Vernon, 7:30 Delta at Yorktown, 7:30 New Castle at Shelbyville, 7:30 Pendleton Hts. at Greenfield-C., 7:30 Sept. 16 games New Palestine at Pendleton Hts., 7:30 Greenfield-C at Shelbyville, 7 Mt. Vernon at Delta, 7:30 Yorktown at New Castle, 7:30 Top Tens IFCA Top 10, Week 4 1. Fort Wayne Snider (3-0) 2. New Palestine (3-0) 3. Westfield (3-0) 4. Bloomington South (2-1) 5. Castle (3-0) 6. Columbus East (2-1) 7. Mishawaka (2-1) 8. Michigan City (3-0) 9. Plainfield (2-1) 10. Zionsville (2-1) AP Top 10, Week 4 1. Fort Wayne Snider (3-0) 2. New Palestine (3-0) 3. Westfield (3-0) 4. Castle (3-0) 5. Mishawaka (2-1) 6. Columbus East (2-1) 7. Bloomington South (2-1) 8. Michigan City (3-0) 9. Plainfield (2-1) 10. Zionsville (2-1)

Friday, Sept. 9 at Mt. Vernon, 7:30 p.m.

Battle for the Rail #2 New Palestine Dragons (3-0/1-0) at Mt. Vernon Marauders (1-2/1-0) 7:30 p.m., Mt. Vernon Stadium Broadcast: Dragon Radio Supremacy in Hancock County football is again up for grabs as New Palestine sets to do battle with its oldest rival in the annual Battle for the Boundary Rail. This is the 49th regular-season meeting, and 55th all-time, between the programs. The two teams have met annually since both began varsity football in 1968, and have been Hoosier Heritage Conference foes since 1994. The Dragons enter looking to extend a number of records, including tying the rivalry’s mark with their fifth consecutive win in the series. NP has also won an HHC-record 21 straight conference games, and has won 30 straight regular season games, both dating back to 2013. The Dragons enter after a convincing 55-7 victory over Yorktown last week. For the second straight game, NP gained more than 500 yards – tallying 365 on the ground and 155 through the air. Senior RB DuRon Ford tallied his second 200yard, four-touchdown game in three weeks with 240 yards and four scores. He leads the Dragons with 609 rushing yards and 11 TDs in three games. Senior QB Gunnar Large threw for 155 yards and tossed three TDs for the second straight week, hooking up with Brady Walden on an 85-yard screen pass. He also threw TD passes to Colby Jenkins and Brett Luker and ran for 81 yards. The offense is averaging 476 yards and 47 points per game. The Red Rage got in on the act last week, forcing five turnovers, with Josh Glover tallying a fumble recovery and an interception. NP is now plus-6, with 11 takeaways, in three weeks.

Tonight’s foe

The Marauders had a strong game in last week’s 27-10 victory over Greenfield-Central to open conference play with a victory, keyed by the defense and special teams. Alex Barnett had a kickoff return for a score, Logan Scrogham an INT return for a score and Trevor Bond kicked two field goals in the Week 3 victory. MV is led by former Dragon mentor Doug Armstrong. NP is 31-22-1 all-time in the series. The Dragons won last year’s meeting 59-7, the largest win margin in the series’ history.

Looking ahead

Next week, the Dragons travel to Pendleton Heights to face the Arabians. NP returns home Week 6 to meet Greenfield-Central.

Trophy history

The Boundary Rail was introduced in 2005 as a traveling trophy for the series. It is a piece of the interurban track that ran alongside U.S. 40, which runs near the school districts’ border. It was donated and painted half-black, half-red by MV graduate Josh Short. A tradition that has begun is the winner paints the rail in school colors. NP has won 10 of the 11 Boundary Rail matchups.

We love seconds

The Dragons have had a big second quarter in each game this season, with 17 points against Whiteland in the second frame. Against each Richmond and Yorktown, the Dragons had a 28-point second quarter, building leads of 3514 and 42-0. NP has outscored foes 73-19 in the 12 minutes before halftime.

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New Palestine Football

2014 State Champion, 3-time State Finalist

Friday, Sept. 9 at Mt. Vernon, 7:30 p.m.

Projected NPHS starters OFFENSE SE: 4 Brett Luker SE: 21 Colby Jenkins SL: 80 Brady Walden SL: 7 Adam Kincaid LT: 79 Cam. Shanahan LG: 63 David Judy C: 65 Austin Keele RG: 75 Demetre Mitchell RT: 51 Laine Schonauer QB: 19 Gunnar Large RB: 23 DuRon Ford SPECIALISTS K: 18 Spencer Corey

Top Tens

DEFENSE DE: 75 Demetre Mitchell DT: 22 Bryson Cooper DE: 63 David Judy SLB: 8 Jordan Shanahan MLB: 6 Josh Glover WLB: 34 Luke Ely CB: 21 Colby Jenkins CB: 80 Brady Walden S: 7 Adam Kincaid S: 2 C.J. Faubion FS: 4 Brett Luker P: 18 Spencer Corey

The Dragons spent the entire season at No. 1 in both polls in 2015, and have been No. 2 in both polls each week this season. The Dragons have been ranked for 30 consecutive weeks, since Sept. 2, 2013. The Dragons were 3-1 against ranked teams last season. AP poll 1. Fort Wayne Snider 2. New Palestine 3. Westfield (+1) 4. Castle (+1) 5. Mishawaka (-2) 6. Columbus East (+1) 7. Bloomington S. (+2) 8. Michigan City (new) 9. Plainfield (new) 10. Zionsville (-4)

IFCA poll 1. Fort Wayne Snider 2. New Palestine 3. Westfield 4. Bloomington South (+2) 5. Castle 6. Columbus East (+2) 7. Mishawaka (-3) 8. Michigan City (new) 9. Plainfield (+1) 10. Zionsville (-3)

Sectional 14 glance Sectional 14 team Columbus E. (2-1) Franklin (0-3) New Palestine (3-0) Whiteland (0-3) Martinsville (0-3)

Streaking

Last week 56-30 Seymour 30-46 Brownsburg 55-7 Yorktown 34-49 Decatur C. 10-41 Greenwood

This week Jennings Co. at Whiteland at Mt. Vernon Franklin Decatur C.

While New Palestine’s school-record 28-game winning streak was snapped during the thrilling state championship game last season, New Palestine still has three active streaks going, including a school-record 29game regular-season winning streak. The Dragons can break their own HHC record with a win against Yorktown this week. NP has won 18 straight at Kelso Stadium. MOST CONSECUTIVE REGULAR-SEASON WINS 30: Aug. 23, 2013-present
 21: Aug. 19, 1983-Aug. 30, 1985
 17: Aug. 27, 2010-Oct. 14, 2011
 MOST CONSECUTIVE HHC WINS
 21: Sept. 6, 2013-present
 20: Sept. 4, 2009-Oct. 14, 2011 (HHC record) MOST CONSECUTIVE HOME WINS
 38: Sept. 12, 1986-Oct. 2, 1992
 19: Aug. 30, 2013-present

The schedules

NEW PALESTINE DRAGONS (3-0, 1-0) 8/19 vs. Whiteland (Lucas Oil) 8/26 at Richmond 9/2 YORKTOWN* 9/9 at Mt. Vernon* 9/16 at Pendleton Heights* 9/23 GREENFIELD-CENTRAL* (HC) 9/30 at Shelbyville* 10/7 at New Castle* 10/14 DELTA* *-Hoosier Heritage Conference game MT. VERNON MARAUDERS (1-2, 1-0) 8/19 at Hamilton Heights 8/26 MARION 9/2 GREENFIELD-CENTRAL* 9/9 NEW PALESTINE* 9/16 at Delta* 9/23 at Pendleton Heights* 9/30 NEW CASTLE* 10/8 vs. Shelbyville* (Lucas Oil) 10/14 at Yorktown* *-Hoosier Heritage Conference game

W 38-26 W 49-32 W 55-7 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:00 7:30 7:30 L 27-34 L 0-31 W 27-10 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 4:45 7:30

Series history

The Dragons and Marauders are both in their 49th seasons of playing varsity football, and the two teams have played each other every year. This is the 55th meeting between the teams. NP has won four straight games between the teams dating back to 2013, and since the introduction of the Boundary Rail in 2005, the Dragons are 10-1 in games involving the trophy. Series history: New Palestine leads 31-22-1 At Mt. Vernon: New Palestine leads 15-10 (7-2 at current stadium) Regular season: New Palestine leads 27-20-1 Boundary Rail: New Palestine leads 10-1 Series meetings 9/11/15: NP 59-7 (at NP) 9/24/93: NP 61-13 (at MV) 9/12/14: NP 31-3 (at MV) 9/25/92: NP 48-19 (at NP) 11/8/13: NP 33-0 (sect at NP) 9/27/91: MV 15-7 (at MV) 10/18/13: NP 20-0 (at MV) 10/19/90: NP 19-7 (sect at NP) 10/19/12: MV 40-21 (sect at NP) 8/31/90: MV 21-20 (at Dome) 10/12/12: MV 48-13 (at NP) 9/1/89: NP 40-6 (at NP) 10/14/11: NP 27-0 (at MV) 9/2/88: NP 34-13 (at MV) 10/15/10: NP 7-0 (at NP) 9/4/87: NP 24-8 (at NP) 10/16/09: NP 28-14 (at MV) 9/5/86: MV 6-0 (at MV) 10/17/08: NP 21-7 (at NP) 9/6/85: MV 12-6 (at NP) 10/12/07: NP 20-13 (at MV) 10/12/84: NP 8-6 (at MV) 11/3/06: MV 17-14 (sect at MV) 10/14/83: NP 27-24 (at NP) 10/13/06: NP 21-20 ot (at NP) 9/24/82: MV 12-6 ot (at NP) 11/4/05: NP 31-14 (sect at MV) 9/25/81: MV 17-6 (at MV) 10/14/05: NP 20-0 (at MV) 9/19/80: MV 19-14 (at NP) 10/22/04: NP 20-6 (sect at NP) 9/21/79: MV 20-0 (at MV) 10/15/04: NP 21-10 (at NP) 9/22/78: NP 20-14 (at NP) 10/17/03: MV 38-6 (at MV) 10/21/77: NP 34-13 (at MV) 10/18/02: NP 12-7 (at NP) 10/22/76: NP 36-18 (at NP) 10/12/01: MV 23-0 (at NP) 10/24/75: NP 20-12 (at MV) 10/13/00: MV 42-7 (at NP) 10/25/74: MV 14-3 (at NP) 10/15/99: MV 36-28 (at MV) 10/26/73: NP 44-0 (at MV) 10/16/98: MV 38-21 (at NP) 10/20/72: MV 12-6 (at NP) 10/17/97: MV 48-21 (at MV) 10/22/71: MV 22-7 (at MV) 9/20/96: NP 7-0 (at MV) 10/21/70: tie 8-8 (at NP) 9/22/95: NP 36-22 (at NP) 10/22/69: NP 22-14 (at MV) 9/23/94: MV 10-0 (at MV) 10/23/68: MV 27-24 (at NP)





New Palestine Football

2014 State Champion, 3-time State Finalist Frequent foes

The Dragons have met the Marauders more times than any other opponent, as this is the 55th meeting, which will be 22 more times than any other foe. MV is the only program New Palestine has faced in each of its 49 years of varsity football. MOST FREQUENTLY-FACED OPPONENTS 54: Mt. Vernon (1968-). NP leads 31-22-1 32: Triton Central (1971-99). NP leads 25-6-1 29: Pendleton Hts. (1968-71, 94-). NP leads 16-13 23: Delta (1977, 97-). Delta leads 15-8 23: Greenfield-Central (1994-). NP leads 18-5 23: Eastern Hancock (1968-90). NP leads 18-5 22: Rushville (1994-12). NP leads 16-6 21: Knightstown (1968-89). KHS leads 11-10 21: Yorktown (1983, 89, 99-2016). NP leads 16-5 20: Shelbyville (1983, 97-). NP leads 11-9

Rail records

The series has a number of storied faces & players. From 1968-82, the game was a regular season tilt, and was the last game of the season from 1968-77. In 198384, it resumed the late-game feel as part of the “cluster system,” and New Palestine won both years to clinch playoff berths. The two teams met in the postseason for the first time in 1990, and have met six times in the playoffs. They were in opposite conferences for the first quarter-century of the rivalry, but since 1994, have both been in the Hoosier Heritage Conference. Most games coached: 34, Marvin Shepler (NP, 1968-2001, 16-18); 20, Doug Peacock (MV, 1994-2010, 8-12); 17, Doug Armstrong (NP 2002-08, MV 2011-, 10-7) Most coaching wins: 16, Marvin Shepler (NP, 1968-2001); 10, Doug Armstrong (NP 2002-08, MV 2011-) Most consecutive wins: 5, NP 2007-11; MV 1997-2001 Most points: 61, NP 1993 (61-13) Most points, both teams: 74, 1993 (NP 61, MV 13) Biggest victory margin: 52, NP 2015 (59-7) Closest game: 1971, 8-8 tie NP shutouts (7): 1973 (44-0), 1996 (7-0), 2005 (20-0), 2010 (7-0), 2011 (27-0), 2013 (20-0), 2013 sectional (33-0) MV shutouts (4): 1979 (20-0), 1986 (6-0), 1994 (10-0), 2001 (23-0) NP coaching records: Marvin Shepler 16-18 (1968-2001, 15-18 regular season, 1-0 postseaon); Doug Armstrong 8-2 (2002-08, 6-1 regular season, 2-1 postseason); Tim Able 3-0 (2009-11), Charlie Hill 0-2 (2012, 0-1 regular season, 0-1 postseason), Kyle Ralph 4-0 (3-0 regular season, 1-0 postseason) Record by venue Kelso Stadium (NP, 1968-): NP 16-11-1 (13-10-1 reg season) Mt. Vernon Stadium (MV, 2003-): NP 7-2 (6-1 reg season) Old Mt. Vernon stadium (MV, 1968-2001): Tied 8-8 Hoosier Dome (neutral, 1990): MV 1-0

Connections

The Mt. Vernon sideline has a number of New Palestine connections, including two former Dragons head coaches. Marauder head coach Doug Armstrong led the Dragons from 2002-08, and defensive coordinator Charlie Hill held the same role for NPHS for a number of years, and also was the Dragons’ head coach in 2012. MV assistant coach Jim Leisure is a New Palestine graduate and former assistant coach at NPHS, while Marauders’ assistant coach Chad Montgomery is a former NPHS trainer and assistant coach.

Friday, Sept. 9 at Mt. Vernon, 7:30 p.m.

Traveling trophies

The Dragons are in possession of the HHC’s Helmet Trophy, which they’ve now held for 19 straight conference games since 2013. The annual Battle for the Boundary Rail will be in Week 4 at Mt. Vernon. The Dragons have won three straight regular-season games against the Marauders.

JV update

The Dragon freshman team won its first two games against Whiteland and Richmond, while the JV is 1-1. A combined Dragon JV/frosh team beat Yorktown’s JV/frosh combo 21-20 on Tuesday.

Double-digit defense The Red Rage has had several double-digit tacklers. Against Whiteland, Brett Luker had 14 tackles and Jordan Shanahan 13. In the victory over Richmond, Josh Glover had 14 stops, including a sack and a fumble recovery.

Picking their spots The Red Rage had four interceptions against Yorktown in Week 3, snatching those in 31 pass attempts while allowing only 12 completions. Adam Kincaid, C.J. Faubion, Josh Glover and Adam Brickens had the interceptions, the first four-pick game since Nov. 14, 2014 vs. Roncalli, a 44-13 victory. The Dragons have eight interceptions in the first three weeks, with the team grabbing two in each of the first two games. Against Whiteland, Brady Walden’s 40-yard INT return sealed the 38-26 victory. Against Richmond, Kincaid had a 55-yard pick-6.

Turn it over The Dragons finished the 2015 season plus-23 in turnover margin, with 30 takeaways and seven giveaways. The Dragons are plus-6 this season, with 11 takeaways and five giveaways. They were plus-3 in each the Whiteland (3 takeaways/0 giveaways) and Yorktown (5/2) games. The Dragons have turned six takeaways into 38 points, while opponents have tallied 14 points off two of their five takeaways.

Kincaid the ball-hawk

Senior Adam Kincaid was a ball-hawk in the Dragons’ 49-32 Week 2 victory at Richmond, He had interceptions on back-to-back possessions – returning one for a score – and had a career-high 115 receiving yards, including a 65-yard TD. Kincaid also ran for 39 yards in the game. He was the first player to have an offensive and defensive TD in the same game since Logan Greene against New Castle in 2015. It was also the first two-INT game since Greene in Week 8 2015 vs. New Castle. Kincaid followed with an INT against Yorktown in Week 3, one of four picks in that game.





New Palestine Football

2014 State Champion, 3-time State Finalist Perfection times 3

The Dragons are coming off three consecutive unbeaten regular seasons, having now won a schoolrecord 28 consecutive regular-season games. NP has seven unbeaten regular seasons in its history, with four of those coming in the last five years. Undefeated regular seasons in New Palestine history 2015: Final record 13-1 (HHC, semistate champions) 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)

DuRon to the house

Senior DuRon Ford has been piling up yards, and points, in his first three games with the Dragons. In the opener against Whiteland, he rushed for 220 yards and four touchdowns in the 38-26 victory. He had 149 yards and three scores in Week 2 against Richmond, then tallied 240 and four scores in Week 3 against Yorktown. A year ago, the Dragons had six 200-yard games in 2015: Alex Neligh with four (234 vs. Shelbyville, 221 vs. Richmond, 213 vs. Castle, 200 vs. Pendleton Heights) and Nick Brickens with two (223 vs. Delta, 201 vs. Greenfield-C). The 240 yards vs. Yorktown were the most for a Dragon in a game since James Young ran for 282 in the 2014 state title victory over New Prairie. His 28 carries in the Yorktown game were the most since Young had 31 carries against Yorktown on Sept. 5, 2014. 100-YARD RUSHING GAMES IN 2016 240: DuRon Ford 9/2 vs. Yorktown (28 carries, 4 TDs) 220: DuRon Ford 8/19 vs. Whiteland (23 carries, 4 TDs) 149: DuRon Ford 8/26 at Richmond (20 carries, 3 TDs)

The triple-century

The Dragons hit a triple-century game in Week 2 against Richmond, with a 200-yard passer, 100-yard rusher and 100-yard receiver. Senior Gunnar Large threw for 251 yards and three TDs, while senior DuRon Ford ran for 149 yards and three scores and senior Adam Kincaid had 115 receiving yards and a touchdown. Large totaled 333 yards of total offense.

Success drives 5A move

New Palestine will compete in Class 5A through the 2018 season, due to the IHSAA Tournament Success Factor. The Dragons were successful in their first run through 5A, winning a semistate title and coming within three points of their second straight state title. Due to that run, the Dragons are slated to play in 5A in 2017-18, but will bump up to 6A for the next two years if they return to the State Finals this fall. NPHS competed in 3A from 1985 through 2006, and 4A from 2007-14.

Friday, Sept. 9 at Mt. Vernon, 7:30 p.m.

Scoring fast

New Palestine has made a habit of scoring quickly and putting up multiple points in a short time in coach Kyle Ralph’s tenure. That has continued this season, where the Dragons have scored twice within two minutes in each game this season, and also have had nine TD drives of less than a minute in the first two games, including four against Yorktown in Week 3. Fastest 2 scores in 2016 :39 (8/19 vs. Whiteland): DuRon Ford 22 run, :45; Spencer Corey 20 FG, :06 of 2nd quarter. 1:43 (8/26 at Richmond): DuRon Ford 13 run, 6:45; Adam Kincaid 55 INT return, 5:02 of 2nd quarter 1:56 (9/2 vs. Yorktown): DuRon Ford 1 run, 8:30; Brett Luker 6 pass from Gunnar Large, 6:34 of 2nd quarter Fastest scoring drives in 2016 :10 (8/26 at Richmond): 1 play, 65 yards. Adam Kincaid 65 pass from Gunnar Large :15 (9/2 vs. Yorktown): 1 play, 85 yards. Brady Walden 85 pass from Gunnar Large :24 (9/2 vs. Yorktown): 2 plays, 45 yards, DuRon Ford 34 run :39 (8/19 vs. Whiteland): 5 plays, 25 yards. Spencer Corey 20 FG :41 (8/26 at Richmond): 3 plays, 58 yards. Brady Walden 53 pass from Gunnar Large :44 (8/19 vs. Whiteland): 2 plays, 73 yards. DuRon Ford 66 run :52 (9/2 vs. Yorktown): 3 plays, 59 yards, Gunnar Large 52 run :54 (9/2 vs. Yorktown): 4 plays, 51 yards. Duron Ford 1 run :58 (8/19 vs. Whiteland): 4 plays, 78 yards. DuRon Ford 22 run

Corey shatters state record

Dragon junior kicker Spencer Corey hit 113-of-114 PATs in the 2015 season, setting a state record for the most consecutive and total PATs hit in a year. He broke the previous records of 71 straight (Fort Wayne Dwenger’s Greg Black, 2010) and 79 total (Hobart’s Spiro Batistatos, 1996). He is 19-20 and has added a 20yard field goal this season. Corey is 14-17 on field goals in his career, and has made some of the biggest kicks in school history. In 2013, he made two field goals – including a 35-yarder – to break a 14-all tie in the Dragons 27-14 regional win at Chatard. In 2014, he kicked the game-winning field goal at the gun to give the Dragons a 30-28 semistate win over Columbus East. Corey is also a member of the Dragons’ soccer team. SPENCER COREY KICKING STATS PAT-Att. FG-ATT Long 2013 0-0 2-2 35 2014 62-65 6-9 38 2015 113-114 5-5 42 2016 19-20 1-1 20 Total 194-199 14-17 42

Return to sender

Pts 6 80 127 22 235

The Dragons’ state-record point total in 2015 didn’t just come from a prolific offense. The defense and special teams contributed 10 scores. That trend has continued in the opening weeks of 2016, when Adam Kincaid and Brady Walden contributed interception returns for scores in the first two weeks. Defensive scores in 2016 (2) TD: 8/26 at Richmond: Adam Kincaid 55-yard INT return TD: 8/19 vs. Whiteland: Brady Walden 40-yard INT return





New Palestine Football

2014 State Champion, 3-time State Finalist

Friday, Sept. 9 at Mt. Vernon, 7:30 p.m.

The 800 club

Youthful experience

MOST YARDS TOTAL OFFENSE since 2013
 813: 9/19/15 vs. Pendleton Heights (565 rush, 248 pass, 84-17) 759: 11/27/15 vs. FW Snider (258 rush, 501 pass, 61-64) 744: 10/25/13 at Pend Hts. (443 rush, 301 pass, 62-40) 706: 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) 643: 10/16/15 at Delta (424 rush, 221 pass, 66-29) 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)
 586: 10/30/15 vs. Martinsville (412 rush, 174 pass, 70-6) 584: 10/24/14 at Muncie C. (364 rush, 220 pass, 61-7) 578: 9/4/15 at Yorktown (376 rush, 202 pass, 63-7) 577: 9/11/15 vs. Mt. Vernon (360 rush, 217 pass, 59-7) 573: 9/25/15 at Greenfield-C. (407 rush, 164 pass, 77-20) 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) 520: 9/2/16 vs. Yorktown (335 rush, 155 pass, 55-7) 519: 8/26/16 at Richmond (268 rush, 251 pass, 49-32) 509: 11/13/15 vs. Zionsville (236 rush, 273 pass, 49-21)

Replacing the scoreboard bulbs

The Dragons have made a habit of putting up big yardage. Under Coach Ralph, the Dragons have topped 500 yards 19 times, including eight games with 600 or more yards and four with 700 or more yards. This season, the Dragons have hit the 500-yard mark in back-to-back weeks, tallying 519 against Richmond and 520 against Yorktown.

Churning out yards

The Dragons shattered the state record for total offense in 2015, their third straight season with more than 6,000 yards of total offense. In 2014, New Palestine, New Prairie and Rensselaer broke the existing state record for total offense. In 2015, the Dragons set a school record with 813 yards on Sept. 19 against Pendleton Heights, which was 62 shy of the state record set by Decatur Central in 2013. MOST YARDS TOTAL OFFENSE IN IHSAA HISTORY 1. New Palestine 2015: 7,701 yards, (14 games, 13-1) 2. Rensselaer 2014: 6,771 yards (15 games, 15-0) 3. New Palestine 2014: 6,635 yards (15 games, 15-0) 4. New Prairie 2014: 6,610 yards (15 games, 13-2) 5. Griffith 1997: 6,560 yards (15 games, 14-1) … New Palestine 2013: 6,230 yards (14 games, 13-1)

State record scoring season

In 2014, New Palestine became the highest-scoring team in state history, when it amassed 851 points en route to an IHSAA state championship. In 2015, the Dragons eclipsed that number, scoring 854 points in one fewer game – 14 games – en route to the State Finals. MOST POINTS, SEASON, IN NEW PALESTINE HISTORY 1. 854, 2015 (state record, 14 games, 13-1) 2. 851, 2014 (state record, 15 games, 15-0) 3, 571, 2013 (14 games, 13-1) 4. 487, 1987 (13 games, 11-2)

The Dragons have a number of sophomores who made an impact in 2015 as freshmen. RB Luke Ely two 100-yard games and is now a starting LB, with 10 tackles against Columbus East. WR/DB Colby Jenkins was on the kickoff return team, and OL Austin Keele started 12 games at right tackle. Zach Neligh rushed for 100 yards and C.J. Faubion had a carry. The Dragons have set state records for scoring the last two seasons, and have rewritten the school’s record book in those years. MOST POINTS IN A GAME
 84: 9/19/15 vs. Pendleton Heights (84-17) 83: 11/7/14 at Beech Grove (83-20) 77: 9/25/15 at Greenfield-Central (77-20) 77: 11/28/14 vs. New Prairie (77-42) 74: 10/31/14 vs. New Castle (74-0) BIGGEST VICTORY MARGIN
 74: 10/31/14 vs. New Castle (74-0) 72: 10/9/15 vs. New Castle (72-0) 69: 10/3/14 at Shelbyville (72-3) 67: 9/19/15 vs. Pendleton Heights (84-17) 65: 8/28/15 vs. Richmond (72-7) CONSECUTIVE 50-POINT GAMES 8: 2014 (56-7 Pendleton Hts; 63-0 Greenfield-Central; 72-3 Shelbyville; 55-10 New Castle; 54-0 Delta; 61-7 Muncie Central; 74-0 New Castle; 83-20 Beech Grove) 6: 2015 (56-14 Lawrenceburg; 72-7 Richmond; 63-7 Yorktown; 59-7 Mt. Vernon, 84-17 Pendleton Heights, 77-20 Greenfield-Central)

Defending an HHC 3-peat

The Dragons won their seventh straight HHC title, as well as their third straight and fifth in the last six years. They also tied the conference record for consecutive HHC wins with 20. New Palestine has won 15 conference championships in its history, also winning the Rangeline Conference in 1992 and seven Big Blue River Conference titles. The three-peat marks the second time in school history NP has won three straight conference titles. Marvin Shepler’s Dragons won three Big Blue River Conference titles from 1982-84. HHC champions by year 2015: New Palestine 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: New Palestine (2005*, 2006, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015) 7: Delta (2000, 2001*, 2002*, 2004, 2005*, 2008, 2009)





New Palestine Football

2014 State Champion, 3-time State Finalist School records set in 2015

New Palestine set multiple school records in 2015. QB Alex Neligh set the marks for career (5,374), season (2,852) and single-game (501 vs. Fort Wayne Snider) passing yards. He also set the school record for career completions (306), career (64) and season (36) TD passes, and he also tied the school record for TD passes in a game with five. Neligh broke the single-season record for rushing yards (2,097), and both career (56) and single-season (37) rushing touchdowns. Neligh also holds the record for career (8,718), single-season (4,949) and single-game (667 vs. FW Snider) total offense, as well as the career (120), season (73) and game (8, vs. New Prairie 2014 and FW Snider 2015) total touchdown marks. He also holds the career (336) and single-season (222) scoring marks. WR Duke Blackwell became the school’s all-time receiving leader with 2,238 yards, passing former teammate Tyler Walden. His 328 yards in the State Finals set the single-game receiving record. Blackwell also holds the career TD catches record (30), and has tied the single-season (17) and single-game (3 vs. FW Snider) TD receptions list. The Dragons also set school and state records for points in a season (854) and yards in a season (7,701). NP set records for total offense (813 vs. Pendleton Heights) and points (84 vs. Pendleton Heights).

Postseason honors

The Dragons were much-decorated last season. Quarterback Alex Neligh was the Mr. Football runnerup, and was named to both the IFCA Top 50 and AP AllState teams. Neligh was also named to the Esmark AllAmerica Team. C Andrew Yazel and RB/DB Nick Brickens were both named IFCA 5A All-State and AP All-State. LB Joe Izbicki was named 5A All-State. Two returning players were named IFCA 5A Underclass All-State – guard David Judy and DB Adam Kincaid. In addition, returning K Spencer Corey was honorable mention AP All-State last season, as well as graduated seniors Duke Blackwell, Nick Derheimer, Jordan Workman and Izbicki. Several Dragons were named All-HHC: Neligh, Brickens, Yazel, Blackwell, James Crumlin, Izbicki, Corey and Logan Greene. Returning players named honorable mention All-HHC are DB/WRs Brett Luker and Brady Walden, OL/DLs David Judy, Austin Keele and Demetre Mitchell, RB/DB Adam Kincaid and RB/LB Luke Ely.

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Championship history

IHSAA TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIPS (9) 2015. 5A. 13-0. Coach Kyle Ralph. State runner-up 2014. 4A. 15-0. Coach Kyle Ralph. Won state title 2013. 4A. 13-1. Coach Kyle Ralph. Won regional 2009. 4A. 10-3. Coach Tim Able. Won sectional. 
 2005. 3A. 10-3. Coach Doug Armstrong. Won sectional 2004. 3A. 10-3. Coach Doug Armstrong. Won sectional
 1990: 3A. 12-2. Coach Marvin Shepler. State runner-up 1989: 3A. 10-2. Coach Marvin Shepler. Won sectional 1987: 3A. 11-2. Coach Marvin Shepler. Won regional CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS (15) Hoosier Heritage Conference (7) (1994-) 2015: 13-1 (7-0). Coach Kyle Ralph 2014: 15-0 (7-0). Coach Kyle Ralph 2013: 13-1 (6-0). Coach Kyle Ralph 2011: 11-1 (7-0). Coach Tim Able 2010: 9-2 (7-0). Coach Tim Able 2006: 9-3 (7-0). Coach Doug Armstrong 2005: 10-3 (6-1). Coach Doug Armstrong Rangeline Conference (1) (1991-93) 1992: 8-2 (5-1). Coach Marvin Shepler Big Blue River Conference (7) (1972-88) 1988: 10-1 (6-0). Coach Marvin Shepler 1986: 8-2 (6-0). Coach Marvin Shepler 1984: 10-1 (5-0); Coach Marvin Shepler 1983: 10-1 (6-0). Coach Marvin Shepler 1982: 7-3 (5-0). Coach Marvin Shepler 1980: 7-3 (4-1). Coach Marvin Shepler 1978: 8-2 (5-0). Coach Marvin Shepler

State Finals records

New Palestine holds more than 20 State Finals records from its two appearances the last two seasons. Points in a game: (77, vs. New Prairie, 2014. 4A & overall record) Combined points in a game: (125 vs. FW Snider 2015, 5A & overall record; 119 vs. New Prairie 2014, 4A record) Points in a quarter (28 vs. New Prairie, 2014, ties 4A record) Points in a half (49 vs. New Prairie, 2014, 4A record)) Most touchdowns (11, 2014 vs. New Prairie. 4A & overall record; 9, 2015 vs. FW Snider, ties 5A record) Most PAT kicks (11, 2014 vs. New Prairie, 4A and overall record) Most rushing yards (462, 2014 vs. New Prairie, 4A record) Most passing yards (501, 2015 vs. FW Snider, 5A and overall record) Most rushing touchdowns (6,2014 vs. New Prairie, 4A record) Most passing touchdowns (5, 2014 vs. New Prairie, 4A record & ties overall record) Total offense (757, 2015 vs. FW Snider, 5A and overall record) First downs (30, 2015 vs. FW Snider, 5A and overall record) Total offense, both teams (1,302 yards, 2015 vs. FW Snider. 5A and overall record) Individual PAT kicks (Kyle Barton 11, 2014 vs. New Prairie. 4A and overall record) Individual rushing yards (James Young 282, 2014 vs. New Prairie, 4A record) Individual passing yards (Alex Neligh, 501, 2015 vs. FW Snider, 5A and overall record) Longest TD run (James Young 98 yards, 2014 vs. New Prairie, 4A and overall record) Longest play from scrimmage (James Young 98 yard run, 2014 vs. New Prairie. 4A and overall record) Individual passing TDs (Alex Neligh 5, 2014 vs. New Prairie. 4A record, ties overall record), 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, 2014 vs. New Prairie and 2015 vs. FW Snider. Ties 4A and 5A records and overall records)





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2014 State Champion, 3-time State Finalist Dragons in college

New Palestine had a number of players commit to playing college football in 2016. From last year’s senior class, QB Alex Neligh is at the University of Indianapolis. WR/DB Duke Blackwell and RB/S Nick Brickens are at St. Francis. OL Nick Derheimer is suiting up for Indiana State. LB Joe Izbicki is at Marian, OL Andrew Yazel at St. Joseph’s and WR/DB Logan Greene is suting up for DePauw. From the Class of 2015, DB Chaz Hill is suiting up for six-time defending HCAC champion Franklin and Sterling Curran is joining Greene at DePauw. Among the Class of 2014, Blake Luker and Tyler Walden are playing at the University of Indianapolis. From the Class of 2012, QB Connor Simmons starts for Div. II Clarion (Pa.).

About NPHS

New Palestine High School has been a member of the IHSAA since 1916, on property that has housed a school since 1884 and high school classes since 1895. Located in Hancock County in the southeast suburbs of Indianapolis, New Palestine has received many awards for academic excellence – including a U.S. News and World Report “Best Buy” High School and many “A” and Four-Star ratings from the Indiana Department of Education. In 2012, New Palestine was named a National Blue Ribbon School by the US Department of Education. Keith Fessler is the current principal, in his sixth year. NPHS is the lone high school in the CSC of Southern Hancock County. 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., Super Bowl champion and NFL veteran Todd Yoder, longtime college football coach and current University of Pittsburgh offensive coordinator Matt Canada, track and field world champion Pat Feeney and undefeated four-time state wrestling champion Chad Red. NPHS fast facts New Palestine High School IHSAA member: Since 1916 Enrollment: 1137 Began varsity football: 1968 Head coach: Kyle Ralph (4rth season, 43-2. HS: Cincinnati St. Xavier, College: North Carolina) Principal: Keith Fessler Superintendent: Dr. Lisa Lantrip AD: Allen Cooper All-time football record: 326-192-2 Postseason titles: 9 sectionals, 5 regionals, 3 semistates (1990, 2014, 2015), 1 state title (2014) Conference titles: 15 (7 in HHC) School corporation: CSC Southern Hancock County (Sugar Creek & Brandywine Townships, Hancock County)

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Meet Coach Ralph

Fourth-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 won three HHC titles, three sectionals, three regionals, a semistate and the first state championship in school history in his three seasons, and rewritten the school record book in the process. They’ve also had three unbeaten regular seasons and gained 6,000-plus yards of offense each year. He has been named IFCA Region Coach of the Year twice, and was the head coach of the IFCA South All-Stars in 2014. 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. He 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. Prior to coming to New Palestine, Ralph was an assistant coach at St. Xavier, Oak Hills and Withrow High Schools in the Cincinnati area from 2007-12. His New Palestine teams have rewritten the school’s record book, shattering state records for points and total offense in both the 2014 and 2015 seasons. The Dragons hold the top two scoring seasons in Indiana history – 854 points in 2015, 851 in 2014 – and the top total offense season, with 7,701 yards in 2015. Coach Ralph is also the Dragons’ track and field coach, leading NPHS to a county title last spring. He teaches physical education at NPHS. New Palestine’s head coaches Kyle Ralph (2013-) 44-2
 Charlie Hill (2012) 3-7
 Tim Able (2009-11) 30-6
 Doug Armstrong (2002-08) 49-31 Marvin Shepler (1968-2001): 200-146-2

About Kelso Stadium/Shepler Field 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 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. Between 1986-92, the Dragons won 38 consecutive home games on what would become Shepler Field. The stadium has been the home of NPHS football since its inception as a varsity program in 1968. Shepler Field is a natural grass playing surface.





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2014 State Champion, 3-time State Finalist 2016 roster N 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 29 32 34 35 41 43 44 50 51 52 54 58 59 60 62 63 65 67 71 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 83 84

Name C.J. Faubion* Tyson Harley Brett Luker** Eric Roudebush Josh Glover Adam Kincaid** Jordan Shanahan* Adam Brickens Jacob Hockett Conner Hearrell Luke Canfield Zach Neligh* Kaleb Richard Aven Jones Jaxon Manes Spencer Corey*** Gunnar Large** Tyler Martin Colby Jenkins* Bryson Cooper DuRon Ford Justin Turk Michael Mareno Grant Wiegand Collin Wooten Levi McKinney Luke Ely* Maxen Hook Grant Moeller Nick Payton Jarrett Curran Noah McMillan Laine Schonauer* Logan Robinson* Kyle King Alex Cotterman Nik Zickler Tyler Horsley David Bogle David Judy** Austin Keele* Luke Horner Joey O’Dell Brayden Clevenger Demetre Mitchell* Zach Babbitt Dakota Cook Ivan Major Cameron Shanahan* Brady Walden** Kade Large Jacobi Maxwell Alex Kropp

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Cl So So Sr Fr Jr. Sr Sr Sr So Jr Fr So So Fr Jr Sr Sr Sr So Jr Sr So So So So Jr So Fr Sr So So Fr So Jr Fr So So So So Sr So So So So Sr So So So Sr Sr Fr Sr Fr

Ht 5-8 5-7 6-1 6-0 5-3 5-9 5-10 5-8 5-10 6-0 5-7 5-11 5-8 5-9 6-1 6-1 6-2 5-10 5-10 5-4 5-7 5-2 5-8 5-6 5-7 5-9 5-11 5-10 5-4 5-8 5-8 5-11 6-1 5-9 6-1 5-9 5-7 6-0 5-7 6-0 6-1 6-0 5-11 6-2 6-1 5-11 5-9 5-9 6-1 5-9 6-1 5-7 5-8

Wt 180 143 165 152 186 185 187 158 155 210 133 158 153 175 149 176 163 180 165 191 170 114 147 141 137 173 200 145 132 121 157 196 195 194 183 266 179 267 193 290 241 216 190 215 284 323 211 301 235 153 153 158 146

Pos RB/DB QB/DB WR/DB QB/DB RB/LB RB/DB WR/DB WR/DB WR/DB TE/LB RB/DB QB/DB WR/DB RB/LB WR/DB K/P QB/DB TE/LB WR/DB RB/DL RB/DB WR/DB WR/DB WR/DB WR/DB RB/LB RB/LB WR/DB WR/DB WR/DB RB/LB OL/DL TE/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 WR/DB WR/LB WR/DB K

Coaching staff Head coach: Kyle Ralph (4rd season) Assistant coaches: Jeremy Large, Dan Buchanan, Mike Luker, Dan Walker, Wes Anderson, John Horan, James Evans, Jeremy Hall, Matt Keele, Kirk Woodcock, Gary Greene, Mike Meyer, Nick Brownfield, Spencer Stonerock, Matt Hayden

Pronunciation guide New Palestine 2 C.J. Faubion 4 Brett Luker 12 Connor Hearrell 14 Zach Neligh 17 Jaxon Manes 19 Gunnar Large 23 DuRon Ford 26 Grant Wiegand 34 Luke Ely 44 Jarrett Curran 51 Laine Schonauer 58 Alex Cotterman 62 David Bogle 63 David Judy 78 Austin Keele 75 Demetre Mitchell 78 Ivan Major 81 Kade Large 84 Alex Kropp

New pal-uh-STEEN FAW-bee-on LOO-kerr HAIR-ull NEE-lee Jackson MAINS GUN-nerr Du-RON WEE-gand EE-lee CURR-un LANE SHOW-now-ur COTT-ur-munn BO-gull JOO-dee KEEL de-MEE-tree EYE-vun KAYDE (rhymes with “drop”)





New Palestine Football

2014 State Champion, 3-time State Finalist

Friday, Sept. 9 at Mt. Vernon, 7:30 p.m.

2016 season stats

RUSHING Att-Yds Avg TD Lg HiGm 23 DuRon Ford 71-609 8.6 11 66 240 19 Gunnar Large 24-213 8.9 1 52 82 7 Adam Kincaid 8-66 8.3 0 27 37 5 Eric Roudebush 3-18 6.0 0 9 18 13 Luke Canfield 4-7 1.7 0 6 7 35 Maxen Hook 1-5 5.0 0 5 5 14 Zach Neligh 2-1 0.5 0 2 1 81 Kade Large 1-(-3) -3.0 0 -3 -3 Totals 114-916 8.0 12 66 365 PASSING C-A-I Yds TD Lg HiGm 19 Gunnar Large 27-40-2 513 6 85 251 23 DuRon Ford 0-1-0 0 0 0 0 Totals 27-41-2 513 6 85 251 RECEIVING Rec-Yds Avg TD Lg HiGm 80 Brady Walden 6-167 27.8 2 85 96 7 Adam Kincaid 6-120 20.0 1 65 115 4 Brett Luker 6-85 14.2 2 33 67 21 Colby Jenkins 6-72 12.0 1 36 36 8 Jordan Shanahan 2-69 34.5 0 43 69 23 DuRon Ford 1-0 0.0 0 0 0 KICKING PAT FG LG 18 Spencer Corey 18-19 1-1 20 PUNTING N-Yds Avg Lg In20 18 Spencer Corey 6-216 36.0 49 0 RETURNS KOR Avg PR Avg TD 21 Colby Jenkins 2-51 25.5 0 23 DuRon Ford 1-18 18.0 0 6 Josh Glover 1-15 15.0 0 7 Adam Kincaid 1-3 3.0 0 DEFENSE Tackles leaders: Brett Luker 23, Jordan Shanahan 21, Josh Glover 20, Adam Kincaid 17, Logan Robinson 16, C.J. Faubion 16, Luke Ely 16, Colby Jenkins 15, Demetre Mitchell 13 Sacks: Josh Glover 2, Luke Ely 1, C.J. Faubion 1 Interceptions: Adam Kincaid 3 (1 TD), Brady Walden 1 (1 TD), Jordan Shanahan 1, C.J. Faubion 1, Josh Glover 1 Fumble recoveries: Josh Glover 2, Colby Jenkins 1 TEAM STATS NP Opp Points 142 65 Avg. game 47.3 21.7 Rushes-yards 114-916 125-672 Avg play/game .8.0/305.3 5.4/224.0 Passing C-A-I 27-41-2 25-52-8 Passing yards 513 306 Avg play/game 12.5/171.0 5.9/102.0 Total offense 155-1429 177-978 Avg play/game 9.2/476.3 5.5/326.0 Fumbles-lost 6-3 4-3 Takeaways 11 5 Score by quarters New Palestine 35 73 14 20 -142 Opponents 14 19 7 25 -65

2016 game-by-game OPPONENT Whiteland Richmond Yorktown Mt. Vernon Pendleton Hts Greenfield-C Shelbyville New Castle Delta

SCORE 38-26 49-32 55-7

LD RUSHER Ford 220 Ford 149 Ford 240

PASSER Large 107 Large 251 Large 155

RECEIVER Shanahan 69 Kincaid 115 Walden 96

2016 season highs

INDIVIDUAL
 Rushing yards: 240, DuRon Ford vs. Yorktown 9/2 Rushing attempts: 28, DuRon Ford vs. Yorktown 9/2 Rushing touchdowns: 4, DuRon Ford vs. Whiteland 8/19; vs. Yorktown

9/2 Passing yards: 251, Gunnar Large at Richmond 8/26 Pass completions: 12, Gunnar Large at Richmond 8/26 Pass attempts: 17, Gunnar Large at Richmond 8/26 Pass touchdowns: 3, Gunnar Large at Richmond 8/26; vs. Yorktown 9/2 Receiving yards: 115, Adam Kincaid at Richmond 8/26 Receptions: 5, Adam Kincaid at Richmond 8/26 Receiving touchdowns: 1, Adam Kincaid, Brett Luker, Brady Walden at Richmond 8/26; Colby Jenkins, Brett Luker, Brady Walden vs. Yorktown 9/2 Total offense: 333, Gunnar Large at Richmond 8/26 (251pa/82ru) Yards from scrimmage: 240, DuRon Ford vs. Whiteland 9/2 (240ru) Longest rush: 66, DuRon Ford vs. Whiteland 8/19 Longest pass: 85, Gunnar Large to Brady Walden vs. Yorktown 9/2 Most tackles: 14, Josh Glover at Richmond 8/26 Most sacks: 1, Josh Glover, Luke Ely at Richmond 8/26; Josh Glover, C.J. Faubion vs. Yorktown 9/2 Most interceptions: 2, Adam Kincaid at Richmond 8/26 TEAM
 Total yards: 520, vs. Yorktown 9/2 Rushing yards: 365, vs. Yorktown 9/2 Rushing attempts: 43, vs. Yorktown 9/2 Passing yards: 251, at Richmond 8/26 Pass completions: 12, at Richmond 8/26 Pass attempts: 17, at Richmond, 8/26 Total plays: 56, at Richmond 8/26 First downs: 21, at Richmond 8/26 Pass touchdowns: 3, at Richmond 8/26; vs. Yorktown 9/2 Points: 55, vs. Yorktown 9/2 Points in a quarter: 28, 2nd quarter at Richmond 8/26; 2nd quarter vs. Yorktown 9/2 Points in a half: 42, 1st half vs. Yorktown 9/2 Fewest points allowed: 7, vs. Yorktown 9/2 Fewest rushing yards allowed: 131, vs. Yorktown 9/2 Fewest passing yards allowed: 54, vs. Whiteland 8/19 Fewest total yards allowed: 261, vs. Yorktown 9/2 Fewest first downs allowed: 15, at Richmond, 8/26; vs. Yorktown 9/2 Turnovers caused: 5, vs. Yorktown 9/2 Most interceptions: 4, vs. Yorktown 9/2 Most fumble recoveries: 1, vs. Whiteland 8/19; at Richmond 8/26; vs. Yorktown 9/2





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2014 State Champion, 3-time State Finalist Dragon record book

ALL-TIME RECORD (since 1968): 326-192-2 Home: 167-88-1. Road: 151-98-1. Neutral: 8-6 HHC games: 91-56. IHSAA tourmament: 53-32 SECTIONAL TITLES: 1987, 1989, 1990, 2004, 2005, 2009, 2013, 2014, 2015 REGIONAL TITLES: 1987, 1990, 2013, 2014, 2015 SEMISTATE TITLES: 1990, 2014, 2015 STATE TITLES: 2014 HHC TITLES: 2005, 2006, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015 (previous conferences: Big Blue River: 1978, 1980, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1988; Rangeline: 1992) UNDEFEATED REGULAR SEASONS: 1983, 1984, 1988, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015 INDIANA FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS: Marvin Shepler (coach, 1968-2001), Todd Yoder (player, 1992-95) PASSING YARDS Career: Alex Neligh (2013-15): 5,374 Season: Alex Neligh (2015): 2,852 Game: Alex Neligh (2015 vs. FW Snider): 501 COMPLETIONS Career: Alex Neligh (2013-15), 306 Season: Blake Luker (2013): 176 Game: Matt Rodgers (1993 vs. Greensburg): 25 TD PASSES Career: Alex Neligh (2013-15): 64 Season: Alex Neligh (2015): 36 Game: Alex Neligh (2014), Connor Simmons (2011), Matt Rodgers (1993): 5 RECEIVING YARDS Career: Duke Blackwell (2013-15): 2,238 Season: Tyler Walden (2013): 1,231 Game: Duke Blackwell (2015 vs. FW Snider): 328 RECEPTIONS Career: Tyler Walden (2011-13): 139 Season: Tyler Walden (2013): 86 Game: Tyler Walden (2013 vs. Pendleton Heights): 14 TD RECEPTIONS Career: Duke Blackwell (2013-15): 30 Season: Josh Penley (2011): 17 Game: Several players, most recently Duke Blackwell (2015 vs. FW Snider): 3 RUSHING YARDS Career: Jeff Miles (1986-87): 3,963 Season: Alex Neligh (2015): 2,097 Game: Chris Grider (2002 at Tipton): 336 RUSHING TDs Career: Alex Neligh (2013-15): 56 Season: Alex Neligh (2015): 37 Game: Several players, most recently James Young (2014 vs. Roncalli): 5 TOTAL OFFENSE Career: Alex Neligh (2013-15): 8,718 Season: Alex Neligh (2015): 4,949 Game: Alex Neligh (2015 vs. FW Snider): 667 TOTAL OFFENSE TDs Career: Alex Neligh (2013-15): 120 Season: Alex Neligh (2015): 73 Game: Alex Neligh (2014 vs. New Prairie, 2015 vs. FW Snider): 8 INTERCEPTIONS Career: Tim Breeden (1984-86): 20 Season: Tim 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

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SCORING Career: Alex Neligh (2013-15): 336 Season: Alex Neligh (2015): 222 KICK SCORING Career: Spencer Corey (2013-16): 235 Season: Spencer Corey (2015): 128 PATs Career: Spencer Corey (2013-16): 194 Season: Spencer Corey (2015): 113 (state record) 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: 854 (2015, state record) Game: 84 (vs. Pendleton Heights 9/19/15. 84-17) Both teams: 125 (FW Snider 64, New Palestine 61, 11/27/15) Margin: 74 (vs. New Castle 10/31/2014, 74-0) TEAM OFFENSE Season: 7,701 (2015, state record) Game: 813 (vs. Pendleton Heights 9/19/15) TEAM RUSHING OFFENSE Game: 565 (vs. Pendleton Heights 9/19/15) TEAM PASSING OFFENSE Game: 501 (vs. FW Snider 11/27/15) Records set/extended in 2016 in bold





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2014 State Champion, 3-time State Finalist 2016 game summaries

WEEK 3: Sept. 2, 2016 At Kelso Stadium, New Palestine Yorktown (1-2, 0-1) 0 0 0 7 -- 7 New Palestine (3-0, 1-0) 14 28 7 6 -- 55 Scoring summary NP-Ford 5 run (Corey kick), 9:34 NP-Walden 85 pass from Large (Corey kick), 2:28 NP-Ford 1 run (Corey kick), 8:30 NP-Luker 6 pass from Large (Corey kick), 6:34 NP-Large 52 run (Corey kick), 4:05 NP-Jenkins 34 pass from Large (Corey kick), :45 NP-Ford 34 run (Corey kick), 8:55 NP-Ford 4 run (kick failed), 11:34 Y-Allen 3 run (Smith kick), 8:58 New Palestine stats Rushing: Ford 28-240, G.Large 3-70, Kincaid 1-27, Roudebush 3-18, Canfield 4-7, Hook 1-5, Neligh 2-1, K.Large 1-(-3) Passing: G.Large 7-10-1-155, Ford 0-1-0-0 Receiving: Walden 3-96, Jenkins 1-36, Luker 2-18, Kincaid 1-5 WEEK 2: Aug. 26, 2016 At Lyboult Field, Richmond New Palestine (2-0) 7 28 7 7 -- 49 Richmond (1-1) 14 7 0 12 -- 32 Scoring summary R-Claiborne 82 run (Shippler kick), 4:54 NP-Kincaid 65 pass from Large (Corey kick), 4:44 R-Sanders 11 run (Shippler kick), :10 NP-Ford 7 run (Corey kick), 9:35 R-Sanders 97 kickoff return (kick blocked), 9:12 NP-Ford 13 run (Corey kick), 6:45 NP-Kincaid 55 interception return (Corey kick), 5:02 NP-Luker 9 pass from Large (Corey kick), :01 NP-Ford 1 run (Corey kick), 5:10 R-Jones 20 pass from Bane (run failed), 9:02 NP-Walden 53 pass from Large (Corey kick), 8:21 R-Farrar 7 run (pass failed), 3:37 New Palestine stats Rushing: Ford 20-149, Large 14-82, Kincaid 5-37 Passing: Large 12-17-1-251 Receiving: Kincaid 5-115, Luker 4-67, Walden 1-53, Jenkins 2-16 WEEK 1: Aug. 19, 2016 Horseshoe Classic at Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis Whiteland (0-1) 0 13 7 6 -- 26 New Palestine (1-0) 14 17 0 7 -- 38 Scoring summary NP-Ford 7 run (Corey kick), 4:15 NP-Ford 1 run (Corey kick), :18 W-Hammond 7 run (Ballain kick), 7:48 NP-Ford 66 run (Corey kick), 7:04 W-Hammond 1 run (kick failed), 1:43 NP-Ford 22 run (Corey kick), :45 NP-Corey 20 FG, :06 W-Hammond 14 run (Ballain kick), :00 W-Cisneros 1 run (kick failed), 7:01 NP-Walden 40 interception return (Corey kick), 2:27 New Palestine stats Rushing: Ford 23-220, Large 7-61, Kincaid 2-2 Passing: Large 8-13-0-107 Receiving: Shanahan 2-69, Jenkins 3-20, Walden 2-18, Ford 1-0

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2015 vs. this week’s opponent

WEEK 4: Sept. 11, 2015 At Kelso Stadium, New Palestine Mt. Vernon (2-2/1-1) 0 0 7 0 -- 7 New Palestine (4-0/2-0) 14 10 21 14 -- 59 Scoring summary NP-A.Neligh 3 run (Corey kick), 9:43 NP-Greene 8 pass from A.Neligh (Corey kick), 3:45 NP-Corey 37 FG, 7:50 NP-Luker 19 pass from A.Neligh (Corey kick), 3:51 NP-Brickens 5 run (Corey kick), 9:12 NP-Blackwell 12 pass from A.Neligh (Corey kick), 5:57 MV-Jones 1 run (Bond kick), 2:12 NP-A.Neligh 6 run (Corey kick), :44 NP-Blackwell 14 pass from A.Neligh (Corey kick), 11:24 NP-Ely 1 run (Corey kick), 4:54 New Palestine stats Rushing: A.Neligh 20-165, Kincaid 6-82, Brickens 9-73, Ely 4-32, Z.Neligh 1-8 Passing: A.Neligh 14-19-0-217 Receiving: Blackwell 8-112, Greene 2-47, Crumlin 3-39, Luker 1-19





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2014 State Champion, 3-time State Finalist The last time

New Palestine shut out an opponent: Oct.9, 2015 v New Castle (72-0) New Palestine had back-to-back shutouts: Oct. 2-9, 2015 vs. Shelbyville (45-0), New Castle (72-0) New Palestine was shut out: Oct. 29, 2010 at Greenfield-C. (0-7)
 New Palestine scored 50 points: Sept. 2, 2016 vs. Yorktown (55-7) New Palestine scored 60 points: Nov. 27, 2015 vs. FW Snider (61-64) New Palestine scored 70 points: Oct.30, 2015 vs. Martinsville (70-6) New Palestine scored 80 points: Sept. 19, 2015 vs. Pend Hts (84-17) New Palestine allowed 60 points: Nov. 27, 2015 vs. FW Snider (61-64) New Palestine allowed 70 points: Oct. 27, 2000 at Elwood (7-79)
 New Palestine won by 40 points: Nov. 21, 2015 vs. Castle (56-6) New Palestine lost by 40 points: Aug. 25, 2007 at Delta (7-49)
 New Palestine scored 20 points in a quarter: Sept. 2, 2016 vs. Yorktown (28 in 2nd quarter of 55-7 victory) New Palestine scored 30 points in a quarter: Oct. 16, 2015 at Delta (35 in 2nd quarter of 66-29 victory) New Palestine scored 40 points in a half: Sept. 2, 2016 vs. Yorktown (42 in 1st half of 55-7 victory) New Palestine had 500 yards of total offense: Sept. 2, 2016 vs. Yorktown (520 yards in 55-7 win) New Palestine had 600 yards of total offense: Nov. 27, 2015 vs. FW Snider (757 yards in 64-61 loss) New Palestine had 700 yards of total offense: Nov. 27, 2015 vs. FW Snider (757 yards in 64-61 loss) New Palestine had 800 yards of total offense: Sept. 19, 2015 vs. Pendleton Heights (813 yards in 84-17 victory) New Palestine had 300 yards rushing: Sept. 2, 2016 vs. Yorktown (365 yards in 55-7 victory) New Palestine had 400 yards rushing: Oct. 30, 2015 vs. Martinsville: 412 yards New Palestine had 500 yards rushing: Sept. 19, 2015 vs. Pendleton Heights, 565 yards New Palestine had 300 yards passing: Nov. 27, 2015 vs. FW Snider, 501 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, minus-13 yards New Palestine allowed 0 yards passing: Oct. 9, 2015 vs. New Castle, minus-4 yards New Palestine had 10 sacks: Sept. 5, 2014 vs. Yorktown, 11 sacks
 A Dragon threw for 200 yards: Aug. 26, 2016 at Richmond. Gunnar Large 251 yards A Dragon had 300 yards total offense: Aug. 26, 2016 at Richmond. Gunnar Large 333 yards (251 pass, 82 rush) A Dragon had 350 yards total offense: Nov. 27, 2015 vs. FW Snider. Alex Neligh 667 yards (501 pass, 166 rush) 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: Oct. 9, 2015 vs. New Castle: Duke Blackwell, James Crumlin, Logan Greene, Brett Luker TD passes from Alex Neligh. Three different Dragons caught TD passes in the same game: Sept. 2, 2016 vs. Yorktown. Colby Jenkins, Brett Luker, Brady Walden TD catches from Gunnar Large 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: Sept. 2, 2016 vs. Yorktown. DuRon Ford 4 TDs A Dragon had 3 receiving TDs in a game: Nov. 27, 2015 vs. FW Snider. Duke Blackwell 3 TD catches A Dragon had a rushing and receiving TD in a game: Aug. 30, 2013 vs. Richmond. Tyler Walden 29-yard pass 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. 26, 2016 at Richmond. Adam Kincaid 115 yards A Dragon had 150 yards receiving: Nov. 27, 2015 vs. FW Snider. Duke Blackwell 328 yards A Dragon had 200 yards receiving: Nov. 27, 2015 vs. FW Snider. Duke Blackwell 328 yards

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A Dragon had 10 catches: Nov. 27, 2015 vs. FW Snider. Duke Blackwell 10 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: Sept. 2, 2016 vs. Yorktown. DuRon Ford 240 yards A Dragon ran for 150 yards: : Sept. 2, 2016 vs. Yorktown. DuRon Ford 240 yards A Dragon ran for 200 yards: Sept. 2, 2016 vs. Yorktown. DuRon Ford 240 yards A Dragon ran for 250 yards: Nov. 28, 2014 vs. New Prairie. James Young 282 yards A Dragon had 200 yards from scrimmage: Sept. 2, 2016 vs. Yorktown. DuRon Ford 240 yards (240 rushing) A Dragon ran for 100 yards and threw for 200: Nov. 27, 2015 vs. FW Snider. Alex Neligh 166 yards rushing, 501 passing A Dragon ran for 200 yards and threw for 200: Sept. 19, 2015 vs. Pendleton Heights. Alex Neligh 200 yards rushing, 248 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: Aug. 26, 2016 at Richmond. Adam Kincaid 2 INTs (1 for TD) New Palestine had two 100-yard rushers in same game: Nov. 13, 2015 vs. Zionsville. Alex Neligh 132 yards, Nick Brickens 120 yards New Palestine had three 100-yard rushers in same game: Sept. 19, 2015 vs. Pendleton Heights. Alex Neligh 200 yards, Nick Brickens 168 yards, Luke Ely 137 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: Sept. 2, 2016 vs. Yorktown. Brady Walden 85 pass from Gunnar Large New Palestine had a play from scrimmage go for 80+ yards: Sept. 2, 2016 vs. Yorktown. Brady Walden 85 pass from Gunnar Large New Palestine had a play from scrimmage go for 90+ yards: Nov. 28, 2014 vs. New Prairie. James Young 98-yard TD run New Palestine had a defensive touchdown: Aug. 26, 2016 at Richmond. Adam Kincaid 55 INT return New Palestine had special teams touchdown: Nov. 27, 2015 vs. FW Snider. Logan Greene 20 yard return of fumbled kickoff 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. 26, 2016 at Richmond. Adam Kincaid 65 TD reception, 55 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: Nov. 21, 2015 vs. Castle. Jordan Workman blocked punt, Joe Izbicki 11 return for touchdown. New Palestine recorded a safety: Oct. 9, 2015 vs. New Castle. New Castle punt went out of own end zone. New Palestine recorded 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. 16, 2015 at Delta. Adam Kincaid 77 yards. New Palestine had a punt return for touchdown: Oct. 2, 2015 vs. Shelbyville. Nick Brickens 88 yards New Palestine played an overtime game: Aug. 21, 2009 vs. Whiteland 22-16) (note: New Palestine has won five straight OT games since 2004)





New Palestine Football

2014 State Champion, 3-time State Finalist Dragons year-by-year

Head coach Kyle Ralph (44-2) 2016: 3-0 (1-0 HHC) 2015: 13-1 (7-0 HHC), HHC, semistate champions 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

Friday, Sept. 9 at Mt. Vernon, 7:30 p.m.

LEADING RUSHER DuRon Ford 609 Alex Neligh 2097 James Young 1636 James Young 1250

LEADING PASSER Gunnar Large 513 Alex Neligh 2852 Alex Neligh 2469 Blake Luker 2630

LEADING RECEIVER Brady Walden 167 Duke Blackwell 1148 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