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Aug. 26th Football (H) vs. Center Grove 7pm 27th Boys & Girls Cross Country @ Rushville Invite 9am Volleyball @ Ben Davis Invite 9am Boys Soccer @ Batesville Invite 10am Girls Golf @ Perry Invite 1pm 9th FB (H) vs Center Grove 10am JV FB @ Center Grove 10am Aug. 29th Girls Golf (H) The Legends 4:30pm 30th Tennis @ Franklin 5pm Boys JV Soccer (H) vs Center Grove 5:30pm 31st Volleyball (H) vs. Franklin Central 5:30pm Sept. 1 Girls Golf @ Mid-State Winding River 1pm Volleyball (H) vs. Bloomington North 5:30pm Girls Soccer (H) vs. Lutheran 5:30pm Boys Soccer @ GCA 5:30pm
High School athletes is similar in the fact that today our athletes work year around to get better at their sport (or sports as we have many multisport athletes) and have a chance to compete on their high school team. We often forget about the endless hours in the weight room, on the track, on the driving range, in the gym and on the field just to have a chance to play for Whiteland high school. There is no guarantee that all that hard work will pay off. Coaches in some sports have to make difficult cuts as there are only so many spots on the squad. Hopefully, we are teaching our student athletes about how the real world works. Sometimes you go to school, study and prepare but still don't get the job you want when they hire someone else. What athletics does do is help give you the skills needed to handle adversity and defeat and bounce back. It teaches you that you may not always be the most talented but you can always be the hardest worker. Athletics teaches you about the greater good of the group instead of just what's best for the individual. Being a high school athlete is not who you are, it is just what you do. It is a small part of your overall life of faith, family, education and recreation. Enjoy every minute because that phase of your life will be over before you know it. Best of luck to all the teams this year.
Class Senior - Class of 2017 Parents Bryn & Jim Eckart
ATHLETE of the MONTH AUGUST 2016
Favorite Place to Eat Greek’s Pizzeria Favorite TV Show Friends & The Office Favorite Subject Math Favorite Vacation Destination Seaside, Florida If you could have dinner with a Rickie Fowler & Jordan famous person, who would it be? Spieth (PGA Golfers) Other School Activities NHS, Athletic Leadership Council
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Each month Coach Harris will be selecting male and female athletes from each APC class that best demonstrates the seven W.A.R.R.I.O.R. values. At the end of the semester these athletes will be made candidates for the APC Male and Female Athlete of the Year. If you see these athletes around make sure you congratulate them on their hard work and great character!
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Works Hard
Gives great effort no matter what the task
Anonymous
Doesn’t look for gratification from peers
Responsible
Can be trusted to do what’s right; follows directions
Respectable
Treats others with respect; carries themselves in a reputable manner
Integrity
Is always honest and mantains strong moral principles
Optimistic
Confident about the future
Reliable
Is consistently good in quality or performance; able to be trusted
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Jake Holzhausen Mika Long Michael Valle Edwin Cisneros Greg Jones Justin Hamm Louis Bell Chad Schuster Nate Winters
Shelby Kress Chloe Sanders Natalie Stuck Kiraki Gillespie Rachel Giroud
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WCHS ATHLETIC LEADERSHIP COUNCIL
2016-2017 WCHS Athletic Leadership Council Members Board Members: Avneet Badwal (12), Aaron Gross (12), Andrew Morgan (12), Ryan Hammond (11) and Madison Margraf (11) At-Large Members Football - Ryan Hahn (12), Girls XC - Kaley Brewer (12), Boys XC - Jacob Fendley (12) ,Girls Golf - Audrey Eckart (12) Boys Tennis - Caleb Scott (11), Girls Soccer - Emily Williams (10), Boys Soccer - Shawn Sullivan (10), Cheerleading - Brooke Powers (12), Volleyball - Hannah Williams (10), Girls BB - Mackenzie Blazek (11), Boys BB - Cole Ferguson (11), Wrestling - Jake Perry (10), Girls Swim - Morgan Giroud (10), Boys Swim - Brendan Gough (10), Baseball - Luke Helton (10), Softball- Lindsey Boltz (11), Girls Track - Kerrigan Miller (12), Boys Track - Jacob Ballain (12), Girls Tennis - Reese Johnson (10), Boys Golf - Evan Bunten (11)
The volleyball team has been hard at work this summer preparing for the upcoming season. With only 4 returning varsity players, we are young but very determined. The team spent 3 days at Purdue University during team camp working with Coach Kyle McCall - head coach at McHenry County College in Crystal Lake, Illinois. The girls returned from camp ready to compete and are looking forward to hosting our scrimmage with Triton Central on Wednesday August 10th at 5:30 pm. We then open the season on the road at Triton Central on Tuesday August 16th. Senior libero Elaina Robards will provide leadership on defense, while the offense will be run by sophomore setter Tabby Holzhausen. Fire power will come from outside hitters junior Jordan Wise and sophomore Hannah Williams. In the middle junior Lindsey Boltz and sophomore Sarah Staples are looking to shut down the opposing offense. Running the right side will be junior Abby Quarles. Defensive specialists will be junior Kennedy Syx and senior Bailey Wood.
Varsity Volleyball Roster
JV Volleyball Roster
9th Grade Volleyball Roster
Coaching Staff
Bailey Wood Kennedy Syx Elaina Robards Jordan Wise Tabaitha Holzhausen Lindsey Boltz Sarah Staples Hannah Williams Abigail Quarles
Rhyan Walden Keiganne Pavel Maggie Woehler Kayla Havens Haven Canner Emily McClung shley Coop Chloe Sanders Toni Joyner Bayleigh Jones Reagan Emberton
Kailey Williams Mary Cabaluna Alyssa Prine Dana Romero Skylar Halvorson Dayanarah Gonzalez Mackenzie Soper Abigail Savin Sydney Campbell Caitlyn Chism
Coach: Kristin Estridge JV Coach: Heather Romine Assistant Coaches: Niki Morrison, Kaylyn Alford, Kylie Glover Freshman Coach: Katie Mitchell
2016 WCHS CROSS COUNTRY SEASON OUTLOOK Girls Cross Country: The Lady Warriors Cross Country team is optimistic and excited about this upcoming season. Kaley Brewer, our number one runner from last year will return this year as a senior with support from juniors Abby Buckler and Katie Dennis. We have a solid group of sophomores: Kelsey Ross, Delsi Fraser, Shelby Kress and Mckenzie Waidlich along with a few new faces and 4 incoming freshman. We hope to have a strong showing this season and advance out of the regional as a team. The ladies have been working hard over the summer in the weight room and on the course. We look forward to their hard work and dedication to their sport pay off. Head Coach: Michele McNeill, 3rd season
Boys Cross Country: This year's Warrior cross country team will be lead by Sr. Jacob Fendley and Jr. Bailey McMahon. Those vying for spots include: David Ryan, Garrett Seawright, Riley McMahon, Eric Williams and Mika Long. There are many new faces on this years team that could also challenge for varsity positions. The team has worked hard this summer and hopes to improve on last season's results. Goals for the upcoming year include: top 3 at conference and county and top 4 at sectional. Head Coach: Gerry Emerson, 15th season.
2016 Girls Cross Country Name Heidi Brewer Kaley Brewer Abagail Buckler Ashley Buckler Katherine Dennis Delsi Fraser Alexandra Halle Shelby Keller Shelby Kress Nicole Leighton Taylor Leytham Skylar Mann Kelsey Ross Catawna Silvers McKenzie Waidlich Erika Walling Coach: Michele McNeill
Grade 9 12 11 9 11 10 9 9 10 10 9 10 10 9 10 9
2016 Boys Cross Country Name Aaron Baker Derek Coles George DuSold Jacob Fendley Jacob Fox Mika Long Bailey McMahon Riley McMahon Conner McMillian Ma hew Meyer Ma hew Muse Nathon Polich David Ryan Garre Seawright Trevor Spilker Eric Williams Jackson Williams Coach: Gerry Emerson
Grade 10 12 11 12 10 10 11 10 12 10 11 9 11 11 10 10 10
Boys Tennis: The boys tennis team is looking forward to the upcoming season. As defending sectional champions, expectations are high but the team has been working hard to play at high level once again this year. Despite the loss of some pretty important players from last season, the team has 3 varsity letter winners back from last year. Senior Adam Zietlow, Junior Caleb Scott and Sophomore Cory Ullrich make up a solid core to work around. In addition to these 3 players, the team has a lot of depth and potential. One thing is for sure, we will continue to compete, play well and most importantly, have fun in the upcoming season. Head Coach: Mike Gillespie, 15th year as head coach
2016 Boys Tennis Roster Name Tyler Benedick Grant Cloud Andrew DeLuca Ricardo Gonzalez Noah Hale Wesley Hawk Mason Laugle John Lee Ravi Mann Brennan Neal Garrison Pelfree Caleb Sco Lane Stephenson Aus n Taylor Noah Thompson Corey Ullrich Kyle Zajac Adam Zietlow
Grade 9 10 12 12 10 9 9 10 11 10 9 11 9 11 11 10 9 12
Coach: Mike Gillespie Assistant Coach: Brian Lukich
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2016 WCHS GIRLS GOLF SEASON OUTLOOK
2016 GIRLS GOLF ROSTER
Name Lydia Collier Audrey Eckart Rachel Giroud Brianna Harwell Kierra Mitchell Abby Mo Mason Pendleton Jaima Schilawski Alexis Watson Caitlyn Williams
Grade 9 12 11 10 9 9 10 10 9 11
Head Coach: Crystal Morse 1st Year as Head Coach
Whiteland Warriors Girls Golf Season Outlook Hello everyone! Going into my first season as the Girls Golf Coach I am very excited about the talent that we have on the team. This year I am thrilled to call The Legends of Indiana our home course. They offer a wonderful practice facility and plenty of golf holes to help us build on the talent and success that was already in place. We had three seniors graduate, Savannah Craven, Lauren Kumpf and Taylor Lucas. Audrey Eckart will be our lone senior this season and I could not ask for anyone better to lead our team; she sets a wonderful example for the underclassmen as far as attitude and work ethic. Also returning are Caitlyn Williams and Rachel Giroud (both grade 11), Bri Harwell, Jaima Schilawski, Mason Pendleton (grade 10) and rounding out our team are the incoming freshmen, Lydia Collier, Allie Watson, Kierra Mitchell and Abby Mott. In golf it is important to focus on the shot that is right in front of you and that is what I plan on doing; not looking too far ahead or thinking about what is behind us. However, I truly believe as our season progresses that Whiteland will become a force to be reckoned with and I look forward to sharing our accomplishments with you!
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2016 WCHS CHEER SEASON OUTLOOK The cheerleaders spent the summer preparing for their upcoming busy season. They went to UCA Summer camp at Indiana University the last week of June where they learned new sidelines, cheers, dances, and stunts. Both the JV and Varsity squad finished up camp with daily Superior ribbons and an overall Superior trophy. This fall season will keep the cheerleaders busy with weekly Friday night and Saturday morning games where they will cheer on the Freshmen, JV, and Varsity football teams. They will also host a Car Wash on Saturday, September 10th and the 3rd Annual Semi-Formal Homecoming Dance on Saturday, October 1st from 7-10 pm. The Varsity Competition Squad begins their season on Saturday, September 24th at Tri-West High School. They will end their Fall season with two huge competitions, Mid-state at Whiteland on Saturday, November 12th where they look to repeat as Champions and the Hoosier Regional where they look to three-peat as Champions and receive a bid to the UCA National Competition held in Orlando in February. These ladies are working hard to have a successful season and are excited to cheer on the football teams to a successful season as well! GO WARRIORS!
The JV and Varsity squads at UCA Summer Camp at Indiana University
Head Coach: Jen Killebrew 6th Season as Head Coach
2016 Team Photo
2016 Varsity Cheer Roster Name Grade Kailee Barnes 12 Avery Bowan 11 Anna Darby 11 Jennifer Gessling 10 Madison Giddens 10 Allison Hahn 12 Alyssa Hall 10 Giner Harris 10 Mikayla Hawk 11 Makaylah Lucas 12 Sophie Miller 10 Shelby Mulry 12 Jade Murray 11 Kylie Perry 12 Brooke Powers 12 Lindsey Stoll 10 Haley Striby 11 Callie Wa s 11 Sadie Welch 11 Michaela Wilson 12
2016 JV Cheer Roster Name Grade Haylee Bush 10 Savannah Campbell 10 Makynzie Horsley 10 Brooklynn King 11 Monica Merri 10 Cheyenne Nalley 11 Kelsi O'Dell 10 Emma Sigman 10 Kierstyn Wood 10 2016 Freshman Cheer Roster Name Grade Lily Cain 9 Adelaide Carpenter 9 Jasmine Dunlap 9 Delanie Gourley 9 Madison Grismer 9 Jackelyne Sandoval 9 Halie Wingo 9
The JV and Varsity Varsity waiting for the Horseshoe Classic at Lucas Oil
Sports Played at WCHS: Played four years on the tennis team and two years on the basketball team. Education beyond WCHS: Earned a B.S. in Math Education from the University of Indianapolis. Played tennis all four years while in college and I was the school mascot at UIndy. Work Experience: After finishing up at UINDY, Mr. Venter taught Math at WCHS for five years and was also the head girls and boys tennis coach for nine years. Next up was a stint at One America Financial Partners as a computer programmer for ten years. Then UINDY came calling as the Director of Tennis as well as head Men's and Women's tennis coach for four years. After college coaching, he spent four years at Poster Display involved with sales and marketing operations. Most memorable WCHS Athletic Moment? John loved being a leader (both as a coach and player) for quality teammates. Mr. Venter was also the first academic all-state tennis player from WCHS. What are you currently doing now? John is currently starting a position as the Marketing Operations Manager for CNO Financial Group. John is also a Clark-Pleasant Community School Corporation School Board member (served as President). In addition, at one point he was ranked #2 in singles (Men's Tennis Open Division) and #1 in Doubles( with his playing partner and former WCHS player Matt Fowler ) in the Men's Open Division for the state of Indiana. He married his high school sweetheart Jill and they have two children: Sam and Sophie.
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Head Coach: Darrin Fisher Football Season Updates 2016 New Palestine: The Warriors kickedoff the 2016 season in Lucas oil Stadium by taking on the Dragons. After a slow start and 31-13 halftime deficit we closed to 31-26 with 3 minutes to go in the game but a costly turnover lead to a Dragon touchdown to decide the final score 38-26. Offensively,Edwin Cisneros ran for 116 yards while Ryan Hammond rambled for 110 yards on 14 carries. Defensively, Ryan Hahn had 5 solo ackles and Logan Mullinix chipped with 4 solo's.
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2016 WCHS GIRLS SOCCER SEASON OUTLOOK The girls' soccer team is ready for the start of what we hope to be a successful season! We are excited to be returning nine seniors that will lead the team. With such a large group of upperclassmen, the team has seen a growth in camaraderie and team unity. Throughout June and July, the athletes have taken advantage of summer workouts and conditioning. Because of this, the ladies are ready to take the field starting with a home game against Roncalli.
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The boys soccer team will look for continued success after the record breaking season in 2015 that ended with a conference championship and a trip to the sectional final. After losing 13 players to graduation and transfers, we are looking to start fresh and hit the ground running in 2016. We have had over 40 guys coming to summer workouts, working hard to improve. With the growth of soccer in our community and the numbers we have coming out, we again have been able to build a set of talented rosters for both JV and Varsity. On varsity, we return 10 players that logged minutes last season, all of whom have been working hard in the offseason to get better. We have some really good leaders and hope to continue building a successful soccer program here at Whiteland. Players to watch: Andrew Morgan, Shawn Sullivan, JT Beers, Lalen Ralte, Alec Given.
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ELAINA ROBARDS - VOLLEYBALL - #8 Class: Senior - Class of 2017 Family: Parents, Gary & Marla Robards - Sibling: Twin Brothers, Quinn & Clayton Robards Favorite Place to Eat: Olive Garden Favorite Movie: The Breakfast Club Favorite Subject: Science Favorite Vacation Destination: Gulf Shores, Alabama If you could have dinner with a famous person, who would it be?: Cole Swindell Other School Activities: FFA, NHS
SHELBY MULRY - CHEER Class: Senior - Class of 2017 Family: Parents, Angela & Bruce Myers - Sibling: Brother, Blake Myers & Sister, Madison Myers Favorite Place to Eat: Applebee’s Favorite Movie: The Longest Ride Favorite Subject: English Favorite Vacation Destination: Cozumel, Mexico If you could have dinner with a famous person, who would it be?: Hunter Hayes Other School Activities: Competition Cheer
KALEY BREWER - CROSS COUNTRY Class: Senior - Class of 2017 Family: Parents, Julie & Isaac Brewer - Sibling: Sisters, Heidi, Molly and Lydia - Brother, Riley Favorite Place to Eat: Chik-Fil-A Favorite Movie: Napoleon Dynamite Favorite Subject: Anatomy Favorite Vacation Destination: Bahamas If you could have dinner with a famous person, who would it be?: Alexi Pappas Other School Activities: Track, Athletic Leadership Council
JACOB FENDLEY - CROSS COUNTRY Class: Senior - Class of 2017 Family: Parents, Rhonda & Randy Fendley Siblings: Sister, Haylee Fendley - Brother, Luke Fendley Favorite Place to Eat: Texas Roadhouse Favorite Movie: Stand by Me - Favorite Subject: Science Favorite Vacation Destination: South Dakota If you could have dinner with a famous person, who would it be?: George Lucas Other School Activities: Track, Athletic Leadership Council
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ANTHONY SCHANTZ - FOOTBALL - #9 Class: Senior - Class of 2017 Family: Parents, Tony & Jene’ Schantz - Sibling: Brother, Kyle Schantz Favorite Place to Eat: Texas Roadhouse Favorite Movie: Warrior Favorite Subject: Math Favorite Vacation Destination: Disney World If you could have dinner with a famous person, who would it be?: Peyton Manning Other School Activities: Weight Lifting
ADAM ZIETLOW - TENNIS Class: Senior - Class of 2017 Family: Parents, Kay-Lynne & Cary Zietlow - Sibling: Sister, Emily Zietlow Favorite Place to Eat: Bob Evans Favorite TV Show: Phych Favorite Subject: Physics Favorite Vacation Destination: Michigan If you could have dinner with a famous person, who would it be?: Ronald Reagan Other School Activities: NHS, FCA, Robotics Team
LALEN RALTE - BOYS SOCCER - #7 Class: Senior - Class of 2017 Family: Parents, Dad: Lal T Ralte - Mom: Lalsang Zuali - Siblings: Brothers, Lalren, Lalrin, Lalrin Mawia, Lal Chlauan Sanga - Sister, Ro Favorite Place to Eat: McDonald’s Favorite TV Show: The Regular Show, Cartoon Network Favorite Subject: English - Favorite Vacation Destination: Iowa If you could have dinner with a famous person, who would it be?: Christian Renaldo Other School Activities: Track
MEREDITH CAVALERI - GIRLS SOCCER - #21 Class: Senior - Class of 2017 Family: Parents, Katy & Steve Cavaleri - Sibling: Brother, Nathan Cavaleri Favorite Place to Eat: Bjs Brewhouse - Favorite Movie: Ferris Bueller’s Day Off Favorite Subject: Social Studies (History) - Favorite Vacation Destination: Dublin, Ireland If you could have dinner with a famous person, who would it be?: Alexander Hamilton One of our Founding Fathers Other School Activities: Rhythm Masters, President of NHS, Drummer in a Band and Works at Gymnastics with Heart
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Girls Golf Season Update Columbus East and Greenfield Central: The Girls golf team opened up with a nice double win in their season opener. Team scores were: Whiteland 189, Columbus East 193 and Greenfield Central 218. Sr. Audrey Eckart and Soph. Bri Harwell tied for medalist by each carding a 43. Jr. Rachel Giroud pitched in with a 51. Eckart was also voted team captain be her teammates before the match. Brown County and Edinburgh: The Lady Warriors seem to be enjoying their new home at the Legends by shaving off 7 strokes of their team score. Final results were: Whiteland 182, Brown County 198 and Edinburgh 218. Low round went to Bri Harwell with a 41. Audrey Eckart had a 42, Rachel Giroud 49, Allie Watson 50 and Lydia Collier 52. Coach Morse has been very pleased with the daily improvement of her squad and is happy with the focus the girls have while on the course. Martinsville: Audrey Eckart fired a 40 to earn Medalist honors but we came up short to the Artesians 176183. Other scores were: Bri Harwell 45 and Rachel Giroud 47. Coach Morse was proud of the girls as they battled extreme heat conditions during the entire match. Mooresville and Plainfield: The golf team struggled in their 3 way meet with conference rivals Plainfield and Mooresville. Final team scores were: Quakers 160, Pioneers 189 and Warriors 194. Sophomore Bri Harwell carded a 44 to pace Whiteland. Rachel Giroud had a 47 while Audrey Eckart followed with a 49. Shelbyville: Senior Audrey Eckart carded an amazing 37 to help pace the Warriors to a convincing 186-214 victory over the Golden Bears. Other scores were: Bri Harwell 46, Rachel Giroud 50 and Mason Pendleton 53. With her 37 Eckart was Medalist for this match.
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Boys Tennis Season Update New Palestine: The Warriors dropped a tough battle to the Dragons 3-2. Adam Zietlow and Cory Ullrich each picked up wins. Caleb Scott lost his match in two tie-breakers. The JV won their match. We are 0-1 on the young season. Ben Davis: The Boys tennis team rebounded very well to beat Ben Davis 4-1. Adam Zietlow and Caleb Scott each won at singles. The doubles team of Grant Cloud and Garrison Pelfree won in straight sets 6-0, 6-0. Noah Thompson picked up the ball of honor. The JV team won their brief match to stay unbeaten. The varsity is 1-1 overall. Triton Central: The Boys tennis team tamed the Tigers with a 5-0 win at home. All three of our singles players won in straight sets and doubles teams had to work a little longer but still managed wins. Adam Zietlow remained unbeaten at #2 singles. The ball of honor went to Grant Cloud. Andrew DeLuca picked up his first varsity win of the season and Garrison Pelfree got a nice win at #3 singles after playing doubles to start the season. The JV won going to 3-0 on the season. Our varsity is now 2-1 overall. Decatur Central: The tennis team won their 3rd in row by sweeping the Hawks in straight sets in all matches. #2 singles player Adam Zietlow remained unbeaten with his win. The JV also won to stay undefeated at 4-0. Varsity is 3-1 overall. Plainfield: With a 3 match win streak on the line our Warriors hosted Plainfield but came up short in a 4-1 loss. Caleb Scott won our only match at #1 singles and improves to 4-1 overall. Adam Zietlow lost for the first time to run his record to 4-1. The JV lost 6-0 to drop their first match of the season. We are now 3-2 overall.
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Boys Soccer Season Update Plainfield: Our Warriors traveled to Plainfield to take on the Quakers in their season opener. It proved to be an awesome effort that came up a bit short at the end. We lost 3-2 as Plainfield scored with 1:24 left in the 2nd overtime period. Coach Vanhorn was pleased with the effort that his team gave for the entire match. Scoring goals were: Andrew Morgan and JT Beers. Our JV team played a close match as well losing 2-0. We are 0-1 overall. Seymour: The boy's soccer team made the long trip to battle the Owls. We couldn't muster any offense and lost 3-0. The match was closer that the outcome and coach Vanhorn remains optimistic with the daily improvement of his young squad. We are now 0-2 overall. New Palestine: Our boys soccer team took to the road to battle the Dragons but came up short in a 9-2 loss. JT Beers and Andrew Morgan each scored goals for the Warriors. We are now 0-3 overall.
Volleyball Season Update The Lady Warriors opened the season with a three match loss to Triton Central and then traveled to Shenandoah for a tourney in which they were beaten 3 times. Most recently, the Lady Warriors battled Greenwood in 3 close matches (two were 2 point games) but came up short. However, they have shown much improvement since the tourney and our young squad is working hard at getting better. Overall record is 0-5 and 0-1 in the conference.
Girls Golf - Current 9 Hole Average Team Leaders A. Eckart - 42.8 B. Harwell - 44.8 R. Giroud - 49.0 A. Watson - 51.3 M. Pendleton - 57.0 K. Mitchell - 57.3
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Whiteland Community High School Athletics 222 Tracy St - WCHS-9 Building - Whiteland, IN 46184 Athletic Director: Ken Sears Asst. Athletic Director: Todd Croy Admin. Assistant: Patty Ford Athletic Office Phone: 317.535.3140 Superintendent: Dr. Patrick Spray - Principal: Tom Zobel
BOYS SPORTS COACHES
GIRLS SPORTS COACHES
Football: Darrin Fisher Baseball: Scott Sherry Basketball: Matt Wadsworth Soccer: Justin Vanhorn Swimming: Marci Whitford Tennis: Mike Gillespie Track: Brandon Bangel Golf: Dan Gibson Wrestling: Dave Thompson
Volleyball: Kristin Estridge Basketball: Kyle Shipp Soccer: Alyson Grande Softball: Katie Mitchell Golf: Crystal Morse Swimming: Marci Whitford Cross Country: Michele McNeill Tennis: Mike Gillespie Track: Brandon Bangel Cheerleading: Jennifer Killebrew
Upcoming Test Dates Upcoming SAT Test Dates (WCHS school code 153795) Deadline to Register: September 1, 2016 Test Date: October 1 Testing Locations: Southport, Ben Davis or Decatur Central Visit: www.sat.collegeboard.org Upcoming ACT Test Dates (WCHS school code 153795) Deadline to Register: September 16 Test Date: October 22 Testing Locations: Decatur Central, Columbus East, Broad Ripple or Lawrence North Visit: www.actstudent.org
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Whiteland Warrior Athletics Upcoming Events 2016 WARRIOR FOOTBALL SEASON OPENER AT LUCAS OIL STADIUM
Fletcher CHRYSLER DODGE JEEP RAM
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Aug. 26th Football (H) vs. Center Grove 7pm 27th Boys & Girls Cross Country @ Rushville Invite 9am Volleyball @ Ben Davis Invite 9am Boys Soccer @ Batesville Invite 10am Girls Golf @ Perry Invite 1pm 9th FB (H) vs Center Grove 10am JV FB @ Center Grove 10am Aug. 29th Girls Golf (H) The Legends 4:30pm 30th Tennis @ Franklin 5pm Boys JV Soccer (H) vs Center Grove 5:30pm 31st Volleyball (H) vs. Franklin Central 5:30pm Sept. 1 Girls Golf @ Mid-State Winding River 1pm Volleyball (H) vs. Bloomington North 5:30pm Girls Soccer (H) vs. Lutheran 5:30pm Boys Soccer @ GCA 5:30pm
High School athletes is similar in the fact that today our athletes work year around to get better at their sport (or sports as we have many multisport athletes) and have a chance to compete on their high school team. We often forget about the endless hours in the weight room, on the track, on the driving range, in the gym and on the field just to have a chance to play for Whiteland high school. There is no guarantee that all that hard work will pay off. Coaches in some sports have to make difficult cuts as there are only so many spots on the squad. Hopefully, we are teaching our student athletes about how the real world works. Sometimes you go to school, study and prepare but still don't get the job you want when they hire someone else. What athletics does do is help give you the skills needed to handle adversity and defeat and bounce back. It teaches you that you may not always be the most talented but you can always be the hardest worker. Athletics teaches you about the greater good of the group instead of just what's best for the individual. Being a high school athlete is not who you are, it is just what you do. It is a small part of your overall life of faith, family, education and recreation. Enjoy every minute because that phase of your life will be over before you know it. Best of luck to all the teams this year.
Class Senior - Class of 2017 Parents Bryn & Jim Eckart
ATHLETE of the MONTH AUGUST 2016
Favorite Place to Eat Greek’s Pizzeria Favorite TV Show Friends & The Office Favorite Subject Math Favorite Vacation Destination Seaside, Florida If you could have dinner with a Rickie Fowler & Jordan famous person, who would it be? Spieth (PGA Golfers) Other School Activities NHS, Athletic Leadership Council
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Each month Coach Harris will be selecting male and female athletes from each APC class that best demonstrates the seven W.A.R.R.I.O.R. values. At the end of the semester these athletes will be made candidates for the APC Male and Female Athlete of the Year. If you see these athletes around make sure you congratulate them on their hard work and great character!
APC
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Works Hard
Gives great effort no matter what the task
Anonymous
Doesn’t look for gratification from peers
Responsible
Can be trusted to do what’s right; follows directions
Respectable
Treats others with respect; carries themselves in a reputable manner
Integrity
Is always honest and mantains strong moral principles
Optimistic
Confident about the future
Reliable
Is consistently good in quality or performance; able to be trusted
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Jake Holzhausen Mika Long Michael Valle Edwin Cisneros Greg Jones Justin Hamm Louis Bell Chad Schuster Nate Winters
Shelby Kress Chloe Sanders Natalie Stuck Kiraki Gillespie Rachel Giroud
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WCHS ATHLETIC LEADERSHIP COUNCIL
2016-2017 WCHS Athletic Leadership Council Members Board Members: Avneet Badwal (12), Aaron Gross (12), Andrew Morgan (12), Ryan Hammond (11) and Madison Margraf (11) At-Large Members Football - Ryan Hahn (12), Girls XC - Kaley Brewer (12), Boys XC - Jacob Fendley (12) ,Girls Golf - Audrey Eckart (12) Boys Tennis - Caleb Scott (11), Girls Soccer - Emily Williams (10), Boys Soccer - Shawn Sullivan (10), Cheerleading - Brooke Powers (12), Volleyball - Hannah Williams (10), Girls BB - Mackenzie Blazek (11), Boys BB - Cole Ferguson (11), Wrestling - Jake Perry (10), Girls Swim - Morgan Giroud (10), Boys Swim - Brendan Gough (10), Baseball - Luke Helton (10), Softball- Lindsey Boltz (11), Girls Track - Kerrigan Miller (12), Boys Track - Jacob Ballain (12), Girls Tennis - Reese Johnson (10), Boys Golf - Evan Bunten (11)
The volleyball team has been hard at work this summer preparing for the upcoming season. With only 4 returning varsity players, we are young but very determined. The team spent 3 days at Purdue University during team camp working with Coach Kyle McCall - head coach at McHenry County College in Crystal Lake, Illinois. The girls returned from camp ready to compete and are looking forward to hosting our scrimmage with Triton Central on Wednesday August 10th at 5:30 pm. We then open the season on the road at Triton Central on Tuesday August 16th. Senior libero Elaina Robards will provide leadership on defense, while the offense will be run by sophomore setter Tabby Holzhausen. Fire power will come from outside hitters junior Jordan Wise and sophomore Hannah Williams. In the middle junior Lindsey Boltz and sophomore Sarah Staples are looking to shut down the opposing offense. Running the right side will be junior Abby Quarles. Defensive specialists will be junior Kennedy Syx and senior Bailey Wood.
Varsity Volleyball Roster
JV Volleyball Roster
9th Grade Volleyball Roster
Coaching Staff
Bailey Wood Kennedy Syx Elaina Robards Jordan Wise Tabaitha Holzhausen Lindsey Boltz Sarah Staples Hannah Williams Abigail Quarles
Rhyan Walden Keiganne Pavel Maggie Woehler Kayla Havens Haven Canner Emily McClung shley Coop Chloe Sanders Toni Joyner Bayleigh Jones Reagan Emberton
Kailey Williams Mary Cabaluna Alyssa Prine Dana Romero Skylar Halvorson Dayanarah Gonzalez Mackenzie Soper Abigail Savin Sydney Campbell Caitlyn Chism
Coach: Kristin Estridge JV Coach: Heather Romine Assistant Coaches: Niki Morrison, Kaylyn Alford, Kylie Glover Freshman Coach: Katie Mitchell
2016 WCHS CROSS COUNTRY SEASON OUTLOOK Girls Cross Country: The Lady Warriors Cross Country team is optimistic and excited about this upcoming season. Kaley Brewer, our number one runner from last year will return this year as a senior with support from juniors Abby Buckler and Katie Dennis. We have a solid group of sophomores: Kelsey Ross, Delsi Fraser, Shelby Kress and Mckenzie Waidlich along with a few new faces and 4 incoming freshman. We hope to have a strong showing this season and advance out of the regional as a team. The ladies have been working hard over the summer in the weight room and on the course. We look forward to their hard work and dedication to their sport pay off. Head Coach: Michele McNeill, 3rd season
Boys Cross Country: This year's Warrior cross country team will be lead by Sr. Jacob Fendley and Jr. Bailey McMahon. Those vying for spots include: David Ryan, Garrett Seawright, Riley McMahon, Eric Williams and Mika Long. There are many new faces on this years team that could also challenge for varsity positions. The team has worked hard this summer and hopes to improve on last season's results. Goals for the upcoming year include: top 3 at conference and county and top 4 at sectional. Head Coach: Gerry Emerson, 15th season.
2016 Girls Cross Country Name Heidi Brewer Kaley Brewer Abagail Buckler Ashley Buckler Katherine Dennis Delsi Fraser Alexandra Halle Shelby Keller Shelby Kress Nicole Leighton Taylor Leytham Skylar Mann Kelsey Ross Catawna Silvers McKenzie Waidlich Erika Walling Coach: Michele McNeill
Grade 9 12 11 9 11 10 9 9 10 10 9 10 10 9 10 9
2016 Boys Cross Country Name Aaron Baker Derek Coles George DuSold Jacob Fendley Jacob Fox Mika Long Bailey McMahon Riley McMahon Conner McMillian Ma hew Meyer Ma hew Muse Nathon Polich David Ryan Garre Seawright Trevor Spilker Eric Williams Jackson Williams Coach: Gerry Emerson
Grade 10 12 11 12 10 10 11 10 12 10 11 9 11 11 10 10 10
Boys Tennis: The boys tennis team is looking forward to the upcoming season. As defending sectional champions, expectations are high but the team has been working hard to play at high level once again this year. Despite the loss of some pretty important players from last season, the team has 3 varsity letter winners back from last year. Senior Adam Zietlow, Junior Caleb Scott and Sophomore Cory Ullrich make up a solid core to work around. In addition to these 3 players, the team has a lot of depth and potential. One thing is for sure, we will continue to compete, play well and most importantly, have fun in the upcoming season. Head Coach: Mike Gillespie, 15th year as head coach
2016 Boys Tennis Roster Name Tyler Benedick Grant Cloud Andrew DeLuca Ricardo Gonzalez Noah Hale Wesley Hawk Mason Laugle John Lee Ravi Mann Brennan Neal Garrison Pelfree Caleb Sco Lane Stephenson Aus n Taylor Noah Thompson Corey Ullrich Kyle Zajac Adam Zietlow
Grade 9 10 12 12 10 9 9 10 11 10 9 11 9 11 11 10 9 12
Coach: Mike Gillespie Assistant Coach: Brian Lukich
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2016 WCHS GIRLS GOLF SEASON OUTLOOK
2016 GIRLS GOLF ROSTER
Name Lydia Collier Audrey Eckart Rachel Giroud Brianna Harwell Kierra Mitchell Abby Mo Mason Pendleton Jaima Schilawski Alexis Watson Caitlyn Williams
Grade 9 12 11 10 9 9 10 10 9 11
Head Coach: Crystal Morse 1st Year as Head Coach
Whiteland Warriors Girls Golf Season Outlook Hello everyone! Going into my first season as the Girls Golf Coach I am very excited about the talent that we have on the team. This year I am thrilled to call The Legends of Indiana our home course. They offer a wonderful practice facility and plenty of golf holes to help us build on the talent and success that was already in place. We had three seniors graduate, Savannah Craven, Lauren Kumpf and Taylor Lucas. Audrey Eckart will be our lone senior this season and I could not ask for anyone better to lead our team; she sets a wonderful example for the underclassmen as far as attitude and work ethic. Also returning are Caitlyn Williams and Rachel Giroud (both grade 11), Bri Harwell, Jaima Schilawski, Mason Pendleton (grade 10) and rounding out our team are the incoming freshmen, Lydia Collier, Allie Watson, Kierra Mitchell and Abby Mott. In golf it is important to focus on the shot that is right in front of you and that is what I plan on doing; not looking too far ahead or thinking about what is behind us. However, I truly believe as our season progresses that Whiteland will become a force to be reckoned with and I look forward to sharing our accomplishments with you!
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2016 WCHS CHEER SEASON OUTLOOK The cheerleaders spent the summer preparing for their upcoming busy season. They went to UCA Summer camp at Indiana University the last week of June where they learned new sidelines, cheers, dances, and stunts. Both the JV and Varsity squad finished up camp with daily Superior ribbons and an overall Superior trophy. This fall season will keep the cheerleaders busy with weekly Friday night and Saturday morning games where they will cheer on the Freshmen, JV, and Varsity football teams. They will also host a Car Wash on Saturday, September 10th and the 3rd Annual Semi-Formal Homecoming Dance on Saturday, October 1st from 7-10 pm. The Varsity Competition Squad begins their season on Saturday, September 24th at Tri-West High School. They will end their Fall season with two huge competitions, Mid-state at Whiteland on Saturday, November 12th where they look to repeat as Champions and the Hoosier Regional where they look to three-peat as Champions and receive a bid to the UCA National Competition held in Orlando in February. These ladies are working hard to have a successful season and are excited to cheer on the football teams to a successful season as well! GO WARRIORS!
The JV and Varsity squads at UCA Summer Camp at Indiana University
Head Coach: Jen Killebrew 6th Season as Head Coach
2016 Team Photo
2016 Varsity Cheer Roster Name Grade Kailee Barnes 12 Avery Bowan 11 Anna Darby 11 Jennifer Gessling 10 Madison Giddens 10 Allison Hahn 12 Alyssa Hall 10 Giner Harris 10 Mikayla Hawk 11 Makaylah Lucas 12 Sophie Miller 10 Shelby Mulry 12 Jade Murray 11 Kylie Perry 12 Brooke Powers 12 Lindsey Stoll 10 Haley Striby 11 Callie Wa s 11 Sadie Welch 11 Michaela Wilson 12
2016 JV Cheer Roster Name Grade Haylee Bush 10 Savannah Campbell 10 Makynzie Horsley 10 Brooklynn King 11 Monica Merri 10 Cheyenne Nalley 11 Kelsi O'Dell 10 Emma Sigman 10 Kierstyn Wood 10 2016 Freshman Cheer Roster Name Grade Lily Cain 9 Adelaide Carpenter 9 Jasmine Dunlap 9 Delanie Gourley 9 Madison Grismer 9 Jackelyne Sandoval 9 Halie Wingo 9
The JV and Varsity Varsity waiting for the Horseshoe Classic at Lucas Oil
Sports Played at WCHS: Played four years on the tennis team and two years on the basketball team. Education beyond WCHS: Earned a B.S. in Math Education from the University of Indianapolis. Played tennis all four years while in college and I was the school mascot at UIndy. Work Experience: After finishing up at UINDY, Mr. Venter taught Math at WCHS for five years and was also the head girls and boys tennis coach for nine years. Next up was a stint at One America Financial Partners as a computer programmer for ten years. Then UINDY came calling as the Director of Tennis as well as head Men's and Women's tennis coach for four years. After college coaching, he spent four years at Poster Display involved with sales and marketing operations. Most memorable WCHS Athletic Moment? John loved being a leader (both as a coach and player) for quality teammates. Mr. Venter was also the first academic all-state tennis player from WCHS. What are you currently doing now? John is currently starting a position as the Marketing Operations Manager for CNO Financial Group. John is also a Clark-Pleasant Community School Corporation School Board member (served as President). In addition, at one point he was ranked #2 in singles (Men's Tennis Open Division) and #1 in Doubles( with his playing partner and former WCHS player Matt Fowler ) in the Men's Open Division for the state of Indiana. He married his high school sweetheart Jill and they have two children: Sam and Sophie.
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Head Coach: Darrin Fisher Football Season Updates 2016 New Palestine: The Warriors kickedoff the 2016 season in Lucas oil Stadium by taking on the Dragons. After a slow start and 31-13 halftime deficit we closed to 31-26 with 3 minutes to go in the game but a costly turnover lead to a Dragon touchdown to decide the final score 38-26. Offensively,Edwin Cisneros ran for 116 yards while Ryan Hammond rambled for 110 yards on 14 carries. Defensively, Ryan Hahn had 5 solo ackles and Logan Mullinix chipped with 4 solo's.
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2016 WCHS GIRLS SOCCER SEASON OUTLOOK The girls' soccer team is ready for the start of what we hope to be a successful season! We are excited to be returning nine seniors that will lead the team. With such a large group of upperclassmen, the team has seen a growth in camaraderie and team unity. Throughout June and July, the athletes have taken advantage of summer workouts and conditioning. Because of this, the ladies are ready to take the field starting with a home game against Roncalli.
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The boys soccer team will look for continued success after the record breaking season in 2015 that ended with a conference championship and a trip to the sectional final. After losing 13 players to graduation and transfers, we are looking to start fresh and hit the ground running in 2016. We have had over 40 guys coming to summer workouts, working hard to improve. With the growth of soccer in our community and the numbers we have coming out, we again have been able to build a set of talented rosters for both JV and Varsity. On varsity, we return 10 players that logged minutes last season, all of whom have been working hard in the offseason to get better. We have some really good leaders and hope to continue building a successful soccer program here at Whiteland. Players to watch: Andrew Morgan, Shawn Sullivan, JT Beers, Lalen Ralte, Alec Given.
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ELAINA ROBARDS - VOLLEYBALL - #8 Class: Senior - Class of 2017 Family: Parents, Gary & Marla Robards - Sibling: Twin Brothers, Quinn & Clayton Robards Favorite Place to Eat: Olive Garden Favorite Movie: The Breakfast Club Favorite Subject: Science Favorite Vacation Destination: Gulf Shores, Alabama If you could have dinner with a famous person, who would it be?: Cole Swindell Other School Activities: FFA, NHS
SHELBY MULRY - CHEER Class: Senior - Class of 2017 Family: Parents, Angela & Bruce Myers - Sibling: Brother, Blake Myers & Sister, Madison Myers Favorite Place to Eat: Applebee’s Favorite Movie: The Longest Ride Favorite Subject: English Favorite Vacation Destination: Cozumel, Mexico If you could have dinner with a famous person, who would it be?: Hunter Hayes Other School Activities: Competition Cheer
KALEY BREWER - CROSS COUNTRY Class: Senior - Class of 2017 Family: Parents, Julie & Isaac Brewer - Sibling: Sisters, Heidi, Molly and Lydia - Brother, Riley Favorite Place to Eat: Chik-Fil-A Favorite Movie: Napoleon Dynamite Favorite Subject: Anatomy Favorite Vacation Destination: Bahamas If you could have dinner with a famous person, who would it be?: Alexi Pappas Other School Activities: Track, Athletic Leadership Council
JACOB FENDLEY - CROSS COUNTRY Class: Senior - Class of 2017 Family: Parents, Rhonda & Randy Fendley Siblings: Sister, Haylee Fendley - Brother, Luke Fendley Favorite Place to Eat: Texas Roadhouse Favorite Movie: Stand by Me - Favorite Subject: Science Favorite Vacation Destination: South Dakota If you could have dinner with a famous person, who would it be?: George Lucas Other School Activities: Track, Athletic Leadership Council
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ANTHONY SCHANTZ - FOOTBALL - #9 Class: Senior - Class of 2017 Family: Parents, Tony & Jene’ Schantz - Sibling: Brother, Kyle Schantz Favorite Place to Eat: Texas Roadhouse Favorite Movie: Warrior Favorite Subject: Math Favorite Vacation Destination: Disney World If you could have dinner with a famous person, who would it be?: Peyton Manning Other School Activities: Weight Lifting
ADAM ZIETLOW - TENNIS Class: Senior - Class of 2017 Family: Parents, Kay-Lynne & Cary Zietlow - Sibling: Sister, Emily Zietlow Favorite Place to Eat: Bob Evans Favorite TV Show: Phych Favorite Subject: Physics Favorite Vacation Destination: Michigan If you could have dinner with a famous person, who would it be?: Ronald Reagan Other School Activities: NHS, FCA, Robotics Team
LALEN RALTE - BOYS SOCCER - #7 Class: Senior - Class of 2017 Family: Parents, Dad: Lal T Ralte - Mom: Lalsang Zuali - Siblings: Brothers, Lalren, Lalrin, Lalrin Mawia, Lal Chlauan Sanga - Sister, Ro Favorite Place to Eat: McDonald’s Favorite TV Show: The Regular Show, Cartoon Network Favorite Subject: English - Favorite Vacation Destination: Iowa If you could have dinner with a famous person, who would it be?: Christian Renaldo Other School Activities: Track
MEREDITH CAVALERI - GIRLS SOCCER - #21 Class: Senior - Class of 2017 Family: Parents, Katy & Steve Cavaleri - Sibling: Brother, Nathan Cavaleri Favorite Place to Eat: Bjs Brewhouse - Favorite Movie: Ferris Bueller’s Day Off Favorite Subject: Social Studies (History) - Favorite Vacation Destination: Dublin, Ireland If you could have dinner with a famous person, who would it be?: Alexander Hamilton One of our Founding Fathers Other School Activities: Rhythm Masters, President of NHS, Drummer in a Band and Works at Gymnastics with Heart
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Girls Golf Season Update Columbus East and Greenfield Central: The Girls golf team opened up with a nice double win in their season opener. Team scores were: Whiteland 189, Columbus East 193 and Greenfield Central 218. Sr. Audrey Eckart and Soph. Bri Harwell tied for medalist by each carding a 43. Jr. Rachel Giroud pitched in with a 51. Eckart was also voted team captain be her teammates before the match. Brown County and Edinburgh: The Lady Warriors seem to be enjoying their new home at the Legends by shaving off 7 strokes of their team score. Final results were: Whiteland 182, Brown County 198 and Edinburgh 218. Low round went to Bri Harwell with a 41. Audrey Eckart had a 42, Rachel Giroud 49, Allie Watson 50 and Lydia Collier 52. Coach Morse has been very pleased with the daily improvement of her squad and is happy with the focus the girls have while on the course. Martinsville: Audrey Eckart fired a 40 to earn Medalist honors but we came up short to the Artesians 176183. Other scores were: Bri Harwell 45 and Rachel Giroud 47. Coach Morse was proud of the girls as they battled extreme heat conditions during the entire match. Mooresville and Plainfield: The golf team struggled in their 3 way meet with conference rivals Plainfield and Mooresville. Final team scores were: Quakers 160, Pioneers 189 and Warriors 194. Sophomore Bri Harwell carded a 44 to pace Whiteland. Rachel Giroud had a 47 while Audrey Eckart followed with a 49. Shelbyville: Senior Audrey Eckart carded an amazing 37 to help pace the Warriors to a convincing 186-214 victory over the Golden Bears. Other scores were: Bri Harwell 46, Rachel Giroud 50 and Mason Pendleton 53. With her 37 Eckart was Medalist for this match.
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Boys Tennis Season Update New Palestine: The Warriors dropped a tough battle to the Dragons 3-2. Adam Zietlow and Cory Ullrich each picked up wins. Caleb Scott lost his match in two tie-breakers. The JV won their match. We are 0-1 on the young season. Ben Davis: The Boys tennis team rebounded very well to beat Ben Davis 4-1. Adam Zietlow and Caleb Scott each won at singles. The doubles team of Grant Cloud and Garrison Pelfree won in straight sets 6-0, 6-0. Noah Thompson picked up the ball of honor. The JV team won their brief match to stay unbeaten. The varsity is 1-1 overall. Triton Central: The Boys tennis team tamed the Tigers with a 5-0 win at home. All three of our singles players won in straight sets and doubles teams had to work a little longer but still managed wins. Adam Zietlow remained unbeaten at #2 singles. The ball of honor went to Grant Cloud. Andrew DeLuca picked up his first varsity win of the season and Garrison Pelfree got a nice win at #3 singles after playing doubles to start the season. The JV won going to 3-0 on the season. Our varsity is now 2-1 overall. Decatur Central: The tennis team won their 3rd in row by sweeping the Hawks in straight sets in all matches. #2 singles player Adam Zietlow remained unbeaten with his win. The JV also won to stay undefeated at 4-0. Varsity is 3-1 overall. Plainfield: With a 3 match win streak on the line our Warriors hosted Plainfield but came up short in a 4-1 loss. Caleb Scott won our only match at #1 singles and improves to 4-1 overall. Adam Zietlow lost for the first time to run his record to 4-1. The JV lost 6-0 to drop their first match of the season. We are now 3-2 overall.
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Boys Soccer Season Update Plainfield: Our Warriors traveled to Plainfield to take on the Quakers in their season opener. It proved to be an awesome effort that came up a bit short at the end. We lost 3-2 as Plainfield scored with 1:24 left in the 2nd overtime period. Coach Vanhorn was pleased with the effort that his team gave for the entire match. Scoring goals were: Andrew Morgan and JT Beers. Our JV team played a close match as well losing 2-0. We are 0-1 overall. Seymour: The boy's soccer team made the long trip to battle the Owls. We couldn't muster any offense and lost 3-0. The match was closer that the outcome and coach Vanhorn remains optimistic with the daily improvement of his young squad. We are now 0-2 overall. New Palestine: Our boys soccer team took to the road to battle the Dragons but came up short in a 9-2 loss. JT Beers and Andrew Morgan each scored goals for the Warriors. We are now 0-3 overall.
Volleyball Season Update The Lady Warriors opened the season with a three match loss to Triton Central and then traveled to Shenandoah for a tourney in which they were beaten 3 times. Most recently, the Lady Warriors battled Greenwood in 3 close matches (two were 2 point games) but came up short. However, they have shown much improvement since the tourney and our young squad is working hard at getting better. Overall record is 0-5 and 0-1 in the conference.
Girls Golf - Current 9 Hole Average Team Leaders A. Eckart - 42.8 B. Harwell - 44.8 R. Giroud - 49.0 A. Watson - 51.3 M. Pendleton - 57.0 K. Mitchell - 57.3
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Whiteland Community High School Athletics 222 Tracy St - WCHS-9 Building - Whiteland, IN 46184 Athletic Director: Ken Sears Asst. Athletic Director: Todd Croy Admin. Assistant: Patty Ford Athletic Office Phone: 317.535.3140 Superintendent: Dr. Patrick Spray - Principal: Tom Zobel
BOYS SPORTS COACHES
GIRLS SPORTS COACHES
Football: Darrin Fisher Baseball: Scott Sherry Basketball: Matt Wadsworth Soccer: Justin Vanhorn Swimming: Marci Whitford Tennis: Mike Gillespie Track: Brandon Bangel Golf: Dan Gibson Wrestling: Dave Thompson
Volleyball: Kristin Estridge Basketball: Kyle Shipp Soccer: Alyson Grande Softball: Katie Mitchell Golf: Crystal Morse Swimming: Marci Whitford Cross Country: Michele McNeill Tennis: Mike Gillespie Track: Brandon Bangel Cheerleading: Jennifer Killebrew
Upcoming Test Dates Upcoming SAT Test Dates (WCHS school code 153795) Deadline to Register: September 1, 2016 Test Date: October 1 Testing Locations: Southport, Ben Davis or Decatur Central Visit: www.sat.collegeboard.org Upcoming ACT Test Dates (WCHS school code 153795) Deadline to Register: September 16 Test Date: October 22 Testing Locations: Decatur Central, Columbus East, Broad Ripple or Lawrence North Visit: www.actstudent.org
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