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IN THIS ISSUEWinter Scoreboard ......... 2Boys Basketball ............. 4Girls Basketball .............. 6Swimming ...................... 8Gymnastics .................... 14Wrestling ........................ 16Cheerleaders ................. 22Booster Club .................. 25Athletic Staff .................. 27

NEWS AND INFORMATION ABOUT COLUMBUS NORTH HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS

BULL DOGBULLETINDEC. 1 - 31, 2019

VOL. 9, ISSUE 5

NO PLACE LIKE HOME: Fans filled Memorial Gym for the boys’ basketball game between Columbus North and Columbus East in December 2014. Former coach and athletic director Hedy George describes the venue as a “wonderful place that is what basketball is all about.”

MEMORIAL GYM – A BASKETBALL MECCA65-year-old facility remains as grand as ever as home for Columbus North basketball teams

If fans in the stands are the sixth man for Columbus North basketball teams, then Memorial Gym – the venue in which home games are played – is the Bull

Dogs’ seventh heaven.One of the largest high school facilities in Indiana and the

nation, the gym hosted its first high school game on Nov. 23, 1954, when Columbus High defeated Bloomington High 56-39 in the inaugural contest. That came after the community raised nearly $1 million in less than two weeks in the early 1950s to fund its construction.

With a listed attendance maximum of 7,307 when it opened, a renovation in the summer of 2015 dropped its basketball capacity to 6,066 – a figure which has been approached in recent Columbus North-Columbus East boys’ basketball games and in some recent girls’ basketball regional contests.

“One of the big draws of my coming to Columbus North was the chance to play in Memorial Gym,” Columbus North fifth-year boys coach Paul Ferguson said. “I had heard about the gym from friends in the coaching community, but I was in awe of the place when I came for my interview. I grew up in New England and we don’t have gyms like this. I love the story of how it was built, and I love living in a community that is proud of its gym

and brings in visitors to check the place out.”Former CNHS girls’ coach and athletic director Hedy

George considers it the best gym ever.“It’s just a terrific basketball gym,” George said. “It has

the ambiance. I remember the days when it was packed regularly and a lottery was held for the right to purchase tickets. From being a junior-high kid on the stage to coaching to being an administrator, it’s just a wonderful place that is what basketball is all about.”

These days the 1966 Columbus High graduate is executive director of the Bull Dog Alumni Association, and she regularly gives tours of the school and gymnasium.

“The things that everyone wants to see are the Senior Circle, Memorial Gym, the Victory Bell and the big Bull Dog,” George said. “It’s amazing what this gym has meant to the community over the years.”

Ferguson also likes recent tweaks, including the new lower-level bleachers and the pregame light show that current athletic director Jeff Hester added a few years ago.

“When we have big crowds, the atmosphere is electric,” he said. “It is historic Indiana basketball and when you add modern upgrades such as the starting lineup light show, it makes for an amazing atmosphere. I get goose bumps every time the lights go out during starting lineups.”

CN GRAD WINS ON PGA TOUR

Columbus North graduate Tyler Duncan birdied the second playoff hole on Nov. 24 to win the championship of The RSM Classic at Sea Island, Ga., for his first title on the PGA Tour.

Duncan, 30, was the 2007 Indiana high school state champion as a junior at Columbus North, and he was a three-time all-state selection while in high school. Duncan later was a standout player at Purdue, and he won the 2011 Indiana Amateur championship.

The 2008 Columbus North grad is in his third season on the PGA Tour. He previously competed on the PGA Tour Latinoamerica and the Web.com Korn Ferry Tour.

In The RSM Classic, Duncan shot a 67-61-70-65 to total a 19-under-par over four rounds. That score shared the lead with Webb Simpson, and Duncan captured the event title with a birdie on the second extra hole.

TROPHY HOLD: Tyler Duncan, Columbus North ’08, enjoys the moment after winning a PGA Tour event on Nov. 24.

BULL DOG BULLETIN2 DEC. 1-31, 2019

BULL DOG WINTER SCOREBOARDGIRLS BASKETBALLBOYS BASKETBALL

DATE OPPONENT RESULTS

Nov. 26 Heritage Christian W, 79-45 (1-0)

Nov. 30 Hauser W, 73-46 (2-0)

Dec. 6, 7:30 p.m. at Shelbyville

Dec. 7, 7:30 p.m. at Martinsville

Dec. 14, 7:30 p.m. at Fishers

Dec. 20, 7:30 p.m. at Columbus East

Dec. 21, 7:30 p.m. Scottsburg

Dec. 27, 4:15 p.m. NI-New Albany

Dec. 28, TBA NI-TBA

Dec. 28, TBA NI-TBA

Jan. 3, 7:30 p.m. at Terre Haute South *

Jan. 10, 8 p.m. Terre Haute North *

Jan. 11, 7:30 p.m. Jennings County

Jan. 17, 7:30 p.m. at Mooresville

Jan. 25, 4:30 p.m. Perry Meridian

Jan. 31, 7:30 p.m. at Southport *

Feb. 1, 7:30 p.m. Whiteland

Feb. 8, 2:30 p.m. East Central

Feb. 14, 7:30 p.m. Bloomington South *

Feb. 21, 7:30 p.m. at Bloomington North *

Feb. 22, 7:30 p.m. at Franklin

Feb. 25, 7:30 p.m. Seymour

Feb. 27, 7:30 p.m. Center Grove

March 3, TBA Columbus North Sectional

March 6, TBA Columbus North Sectional

March 7, 7 p.m. Columbus North Sectional

March 14, TBA Seymour Regional

March 21, TBA Semi-State at TBA

March 28, 8 p.m. State Finals at Bankers Life Fieldhouse

DATE OPPONENT RESULTS (B/G)

Nov. 19 G-Franklin Central --- / L, 82-104

Nov. 26 Franklin L, 66-120 / L, 66-120

Nov. 30 at North Central L, 82-101 / L, 65-119

Dec. 5, 5:30 p.m. at Seymour

Dec. 7, 10 a.m. Center Grove

Dec. 10, 5:30 p.m. at Columbus East

Dec. 14, 11 a.m. Columbus North Relays

Dec. 21, 9 a.m. Holiday Splash (at Hamilton Southeastern)

Jan. 9, 6 p.m. Bloomington North

Jan. 11, 9 a.m. Bloomington North Diving Invitational

Jan. 25, 11 a.m. Conference Indiana (at Southport)


Nov. 12 at New Albany W, 40-28 (1-0)

Nov. 15 Martinsville W, 42-36 (2-0)

Nov. 19 at Southport L, 55-59 (2-1)

Nov. 26 at Franklin Central L, 49-55 (2-2)

Nov. 30 LNC-at Lawrence North L, 36-42 (2-3)

Nov. 30 LNC-Crown Point L, 54-62 (2-4)

Dec. 3, 7:30 p.m. at Heritage Christian

Dec. 7, 2:30 p.m. Terre Haute South

Dec. 10, 7:30 p.m. at Greenwood

Dec. 12, 7:30 p.m. at East Central

Dec. 17, 7:30 p.m. Seymour

Dec. 19, 7:30 p.m. Columbus East

Dec. 27, 6 p.m. CNI-Elkhart Central

Dec. 28, TBA CNI-TBA

Dec. 28, TBA CNI-TBA

Jan. 4, 2:30 p.m. at Terre Haute North

Jan. 9, 8 p.m. Jennings County

Jan. 11, 7:30 p.m. Bloomington South

Jan. 17, 8 p.m. at Lawrenceburg

Jan. 21, 7:30 p.m. Franklin

Jan. 24, 7:30 p.m. at Bloomington North

Jan. 28, 7:30 p.m. Perry Meridian

Jan. 30, 7:30 p.m. Roncalli

Feb. 4, TBA Bloomington South Sectional

Feb. 7, TBA Bloomington South Sectional

Feb. 8, 7 p.m. Bloomington South Sectional

Feb. 15, TBA Columbus North Regional

Feb. 22, TBA Semi-State at TBA

Feb. 29, 8 p.m. State Finals at Bankers Life Fieldhouse

SWIMMING & DIVING (BOYS & GIRLS)

NI-Noblesville Invitational LNC-Lawrence North Classic

CNI-Subway/Columbus North Invitational* - Conference Indiana Game

DATE OPPONENT RESULTS (B/G)

Jan. 30, 6 p.m. Oldenburg Academy

Feb. 6, 5:30 p.m. G-Columbus North Sectional prelims

Feb. 8, 1 p.m. G-Columbus North Sectional finals

Feb. 11, 6 p.m. G-Diving Regional (at Bloomington North)

Feb. 14, 6 p.m. G-State Meet prelims (at IUPUI)

Feb. 15, 1 p.m. G-State Meet finals (at IUPUI)

Feb. 20, 5:30 p.m. B-Columbus North Sectional prelims

Feb. 22, 1 p.m. B-Columbus North Sectional finals

Feb. 25, 6 p.m. B-Diving Regional (at Bloomington North)

Feb. 28, 6 p.m. B-State Meet prelims (at IUPUI)

Feb. 29, 1 p.m. B-State Meet finals (at IUPUI

B - Boys only; G - Girls only

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Jan. 8, 7 p.m. Franklin Central

Jan. 13, 7 p.m. at Columbus East

Jan. 16, 7 p.m. at Bloomington North

Jan. 23, 6 p.m. at New Palestine

Jan. 30, 7 p.m. Bloomington South

Feb. 4, 7 p.m. Seymour

Feb. 6, 7 p.m. Owen Valley

Feb. 11, 6:30 p.m. at Roncalli (Gymnastics Company)

Feb. 15, 11 a.m. Connersville Invitational

Feb. 17, 6 p.m. Conference Indiana (at Bloomington South)

Feb. 28, 7 p.m. Columbus East Sectional

March 7, 1 p.m. Columbus East Regional

March 14, 1 p.m. IHSAA State Finals (at Ball State)

GYMNASTICSWRESTLING


Dec. 7, 9 a.m. Bloomington South Invitational

Dec. 10, 6:30 p.m. Franklin Central

Dec. 12, 6 p.m. at Madison

Dec. 14, 9 a.m. Columbus North Invitational

Dec. 17, 7 p.m. at Jennings County

Dec. 21, 9 a.m. East Central Super 8

Dec. 27, 9 a.m. Connersville Spartan Classic

Dec. 28, 8:30 a.m. Connersville Spartan Classic

Jan. 7, 7 p.m. Seymour

Jan. 11, TBA New Palestine Invitational

Jan. 15, 6:30 p.m. Columbus East

Jan. 18, 9 a.m. Conference Indiana (at Southport)

Jan. 23, 6 p.m. at Bedford North Lawrence

Feb. 1, 9 a.m. Jennings County Sectional

Feb. 8, 9:30 a.m. Jeffersonville Regional

Feb. 15, 9 a.m. Evansville Semi-State

Feb. 21, 6 p.m. State Finals first round (Bankers Life Fieldhouse)

Feb. 22, 9:30 a.m. State Finals final rounds (Bankers Life Fieldhouse)

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Class: SeniorAge: 17This season: Varsity team member.By the numbers: 6-2 forward is averaging 3.5 points and 3.5 rebounds for the 2-0 Bull Dogs.Family: Parents Matt and Cathy; brothers Blake, 18, and Sam, 15Favorite TV show: “SpongeBob SquarePants”Favorite actor: Matt DamonFavorite actress: Kelly RohrbachFavorite movie: “Toy Story 3”Favorite music: RapFavorite artist: Lil Uzi VertFavorite color: BlueFavorite vacation spot: The BahamasFavorite late-night snack: Oreo cookiesSports role-model: Tim TebowNon-sports role-model: Bill GatesFavorite subject: BusinessCareer goal after college: To be an entrepreneur or business ownerPerson in history you would like to meet: Jackie RobinsonIf you won $1 million, the first thing you would buy would be: A houseIf they made a movie about you, who would play you: Will FerrellIf you could be on a reality show, it would be: “The Bachelor”Other school activities: Tennis, Math League, National Honor Society, Spanish National Honor SocietyBest advice you have received: “Hard work beats talent when talent fails to work hard.”Three people (from history or alive now) for dinner: Bill Gates, Jackie Robinson, Bhavey JainFamily in sports: Dad played basketball and tennis; mom played basketball, volleyball and track; brother Blake played basketballIf you could have a super power, what would it be: To fly

MEET THE BULL DOGS: BASKETBALL PLAYER WILL KING


Two games in, and all looks good for the Columbus North boys’ basketball team.

Following respective 79-45 and 73-46 triumphs over Heritage Christian and Hauser, the Bull Dogs look to be a sharp-shooting up-tempo team that is destined for tremendous success.

Junior Lance Barker poured in a game-high 27 points in the opener Nov. 26 against HCS, while senior Nicholas Schiavello tallied a team-high 20 points Nov. 30 against Hauser. Freshman Cooper Horn added 13 points and Schiavello netted 10 in the opener. Barker chipped in 13 points and junior Reese Harmon contributed 10 points against the Jets.

CN coach Paul Ferguson was happy with his team after a strong second half turned a close game against Hauser into a rout.

“We just had to play with better poise,” Ferguson told The Republic. “We turned the ball over a few times (early), and we just weren’t shooting the ball well. Those things are going to happen, and we just told the guys we just need to play with better poise in the second half.

“I thought we came out in the third quarter and clearly established the way we wanted to play. I was proud of our guys for the way we handled a little adversity and had a strong second half.”

The Bull Dogs try to carry their momentum in games Friday at Shelbyville and Saturday at Martinsville. As the month continues, CN visits Fishers on Dec. 14, travels to Columbus East on Dec. 20 and hosts Scottsburg on Dec. 21.

Columbus North also will face New Albany on Dec. 27 in the first-round of the Noblesville Holiday Invitational. Crown Point or host Noblesville are possible second-round opponents. Chesterton, Northridge, Class 2A defending state champion Andrean and Class A defending state champion Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian complete the tournament field.

Through two games, Barker averages team bests of 20.0 points, 6.0 rebounds and 5.5 assists. Schiavello adds 15.0 points, 4.0 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 2.5 steals, while Horn provides 11.0 points and 3.0 steals. Harmon chips in 8.0 points and 3.0 steals, while Trusina contributes 7.0 points and 3.0 rebounds. Clark has tallied 7.0 points and 3.5 rebounds.

“We didn’t shoot it well (against Hauser), but these are the kind of games we have to figure out different ways to win,” Schiavello told the newspaper. “We did a good job of playing together and getting a big win.”

BOYS BASKETBALL: HIGH-SCORING BULL DOGS APPEAR POISED FOR BIG THINGS

BIG NIGHT: Junior Blake Barker (11) drives to the basket en route to a game-high 27 points in the Bull Dogs’ 79-45 season-opening win against Heritage Christian on Nov. 26.

# NAME HT GRADE

2 Reese Harmon 5’11 11

10 Jakub Trusina 6’2 11

11 Blake Barker 6’1 11

12 Diing Diing 6’3 11

15 Max Wilson 6’1 11

20 Cooper Horn 6’1 9

22 Will King 6’2 12

23 Nicholas Schiavello 6’4 12

24 Sam King 6’5 10

33 Cameron Wischmeyer 6’5 12

41 Casper Clark 6’6 12

# NAME HT GRADE

5 Rhett Harmon 5’7 10

10 Ja’Bryceson Ford 5’8 11

11 Brady Thomas 5’11 10

12 Trent Bodart 5’10 10

15 Will Baker 5’9 10

20 Carson Dibble 6’0 10

22 Braden Taylor 6’2 11

23 Sam King 6’5 10

24 Noah Abfall 6’4 10

30 Trevor Wright 6’3 11

50 Ben Kleinhenz 6’5 10

2019-2020 COLUMBUS NORTH BOYS BASKETBALL ROSTERS

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# NAME HT

2 Max Mormino 5’5

11 Ty Ferguson 5’11

12 Zac Horn 6’1

15 Tyler Blythe 5’9

20 Jack Schiavello 6’0

22 Bradford White 6’0

23 Luke Harmon 5’8

33 Damon Edwards 6’0

42 Osain Guest 5’10

44 Leon Brown 6’3

45 Blake Burton 5’11

50 Savion Banks 6’0

FRESHMAN TEAM

Varsity coach: Paul FergusonAssistant coaches: Lance Barker, Josh Blankinship, Idel Dawson, Mike Harmon, Nate VanDeventer, Sawyer GlickManagers: Collin Booher, Jackson EakenScorekeeper: Mike Stevens

SCORING: Barker 20.0, Schiavello 15.0, Horn 11.0, Harmon 8.0, Trusina 7.0, Clark 7.0, Wischmeyer 3.5, W. King 3.5, Wilson 1.0

REBOUNDING: Barker 6.0, Schiavello 4.0, Wischmeyer 4.0, S. King 4.0, Clark 3.5, W. King 3.5, Trusina 3.0, Harmon 2.0, Diing 2.0, Horn 1.0

ASSISTS: Barker 5.5, Schiavello 2.5, Harmon 2.0, Clark 2.0, W. King 1.0, Trusina 1.0, Wischmeyer 1.0, Horn 0.5STEALS: Harmon 3.0, Horn 3.0, Schiavello 2.5, Barker 2.0, Trusina 1.5, Wilson 1.0, Clark 1.0, Wischmeyer 1.0

STATISTICAL LEADERS (through Nov. 30: 2-0 overall, 0-0 Conference Indiana)


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Class: SophomoreAge: 15This season: Varsity team member.By the numbers: 5-10 guard-forward is averaging 5.7 points, 9.5 rebounds and 3.2 steals for 2-4 Bull Dogs.Family: Parents Jahi and Michelle; brothers Kaden, 14, and Keaton, 11Favorite TV show: “Friends”Favorite actor: Tom HanksFavorite actress: Anne HathawayFavorite movie: “Dirty Dancing”Favorite music: R&BFavorite song: “Thru Your Phone” by Cardi BFavorite artist: Cardi BFavorite colors: Blue, yellowFavorite vacation spot: FloridaFavorite late-night snack: ChipsSports role-model: Ali PatbergNon-sports role-model: MomFavorite subject: EnglishCareer goal after college: VeterinarianPerson in history you would like to meet: Patrick SwayzeIf you won $1 million, the first thing you would buy would be: A new phoneIf they made a movie about you, who would play you: ZendayaOther school activities: Track & FieldBest advice you have received: “Stay true to yourself.”Family in sports: Dad played basketball in high schoolIf you could have a super power, what would it be: Read minds

MEET THE BULL DOGS: BASKETBALL PLAYER KYLAH LAWSON


Oh-so-close best describes the Columbus North girls basketball team through six games.

After season-opening victories at New Albany and against Martinsville, the 2-4 Bull Dogs have dropped four games in a row for the first time since a six-game skid in the 2004-05 season. But unlike that run, where five of the six setbacks were by 13 or more points, the four losses this season have been by margins of four, six, six and eight points. The two most recent of those setbacks came last Saturday against two of the best teams in the state – 42-36 to Class 4A No. 2 Lawrence North and 62-54 to 4A No. 3 Crown Point in the Lawrence North Classic.

“The Crown Point game especially, I thought we did a good job,” CN coach Pat McKee told The Republic. “There’s always a mistake or two to clean up, but the overall effort, focus and performance was excellent. That was a quality team with multiple Division I players. Unfortunately, we didn’t pull out the win, but we played really well.”

The Bull Dogs struggled in the early portion of the Lawrence North game, but they rallied to cut their deficit to within four late in the fourth quarter. If they can carry over the last five quarters into upcoming games, better results should be coming.

Columbus North returns to action Tuesday when it visits Heritage Christian. The Bull Dogs have just their second home game of the season on Saturday against Terre Haute South.

The remainder of December includes Dec. 10 at Greenwood, Dec. 12 at East Central, Dec. 17 against Seymour, Dec. 19 at home with Columbus East and the Subway/Columbus North Invitational on Dec. 27-28.

The Bull Dogs face Elkhart Central in the first round of the invitational. Evansville North or Zionsville will be the second-round opponent. Class 4A No. 1 Northwestern, Class 4A No. 10 Jeffersonville, Mooresville and Westfield complete the tournament field.

Junior Alexa McKinley leads Columbus North with averages of 12.2 points and 3.8 assists. She also adds 4.0 rebounds. Senior Sierra Norman contributes 9.2 points and 3.2 rebounds, while senior Tessa Lomax provides 7.7 points and 5.3 rebounds. Sophomore Kylah Lawson chips in 5.7 points and team bests of 9.5 rebounds and 3.2 steals. Junior Madison White averages 5.3 points and 3.0 rebounds, while senior Annie Anderson tallies 4.7 points, 2.0 rebounds, 1.7 assists and 3.0 steals.

GIRLS BASKETBALL: BULL DOGS LOOKING TO FINISH BETTER IN CLOSE CONTESTS

TO THE HOOP: Senior Sierra Norman (4) drives to the basket during the Bull Dogs’ victory over Martinsville. Norman is averaging 9.2 points and 3.2 rebounds this season.

# NAME HT GRADE

2 Annie Anderson 5’7 12

3 Lauren Barker 5’5 9

4 Sierra Norman 5’9 12

10 Emily Herndon 6’0 11

11 Kylah Lawson 5’10 10

20 Alexa McKinley 5’7 11

21 Kanon Matsuno 5’5 11

22 Riley Eder 6’0 12

24 Emma Long 5’8 9

25 Madison White 5’11 11

40 Tessa Lomax 6’0 12

# NAME HT GRADE

3 Lauren Barker 5’5 9

5 Moana Steele 6’1 9

12 Andrea Justis 6’0 10

13 Annaleigh Matzar 5’4 11

15 Lucy Norman 5’9 10

21 Kanon Matsuno 5’5 11

23 Reagan Ables 5’8 10

24 Emma Long 5’8 9

32 Rylie Boezeman 5’6 9

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VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY

# NAME HT

3 Liberty Jones 5’3

5 Karissa Bevis 5’6

10 Moana Steele 6’1

12 Medi Guest 5’6

15 Haylee Cain 5’8

20 Maddi Rutan 5’6

22 Amelia Thompson 5’9

23 Emma Gray 5’5

32 Milahya Anderson 5’9

FRESHMAN TEAM

Varsity Coach: Pat McKeeAssistant coaches: RaNae Isaak, Ron Patberg, Brett White, Joe Wetzel, Jasmine O’Conner, Jim HilderbrandManagers: Alana Cook, Carly Harshbarger Scorekeeper: Debbie RigaVideo: Duane Risser

SCORING: McKinley 12.2, Norman 9.2, Lomax 7.7, Lawson 5.7, White 5.3, Anderson 4.7, Barker 4.0, Herndon 1.3, Long 0.5

REBOUNDING: Lawson 9.5, Lomax 5.3, McKinley 4.0, Norman 3.2, White 3.0, Herndon 2.7, Anderson 2.0, Barker 1.2, Long 1.2, Matsuno 0.5

ASSISTS: McKinley 3.8, Anderson 1.7, White 1.5, Norman 1.0, Matsuno 0.5, Long 0.3, Lawson 0.2, Barker 0.2STEALS: Lawson 3.2, Anderson 3.0, Norman 1.3, Lomax 1.3, McKinley 1.0, White 0.7, Barker 0.7, Long 0.2

STATISTICAL LEADERS (through Nov. 30: 2-4 overall, 0-1 Conference Indiana)


Class: SeniorAge: 17This season: Varsity team member.By the numbers: Has season bests of 1:14.97 in the 100-yard breaststroke and 2:20.88 in the 200 individual medley.Family: Parents Agustin and Angelica; siblings Angel, 20, and Zoe, 11Favorite TV channel: NickelodeonFavorite actor: Pedro InfanteFavorite movie: “Unbroken”Favorite music: Relaxing musicFavorite song: “You’re the Best Thing About Me” by U2Favorite group: U2Favorite color: BlackFavorite vacation spot: MexicoFavorite late-night snack: CandySports role model: Angel Torres MartinezNon-sports role models: My parentsFavorite subject: HistoryCareer goal after college: Become a historianPerson in history whom you would like to meet: Benito JuarezIf you won $1 million, the first thing you would buy would be: A houseOther school activities: Teacher AssistantBest advice you have received: “Never give up.”Three people (from history or alive now) for dinner: Three of my ancestorsFamily in sports: Brother Angel was a swimmer at CNHSIf you could have a super power, what would it be: To fly

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Class: SeniorAge: 17This season: Varsity team member.By the numbers: Has season bests of 2:01.88 in the 200-yard freestyle and 5:27.97 in the 500 free.Family: Parents Brian and Jennifer; sister, Sydney, 14Favorite TV show: “Hawaii Five-0”Favorite actor: Will SmithFavorite actress: Melissa McCarthyFavorite movie: “The Escape Room”Favorite music: CountryFavorite song: “Wop” by J. DashFavorite artist: Thomas RhettFavorite color: BlueFavorite vacation spot: MexicoFavorite late-night snack: Cookie doughSports role model: Shalane FlanaganNon-sports role model: Karlie BrownFavorite subject: BiomedCareer goal after college: Get a job in the medical fieldIf you won $1 million, the first thing you would buy would be: A new carIf you could be on a reality show, it would be: “Impractical Jokers”Other school activities: Cross country, track & field, Student Assembly, National Honor Society, HOSABest advice you have ever received: “Life is very short, so give it everything you’ve got.”Three people (from history or alive now) for dinner: Shalane Flanagan, Katie Ledecky, Thomas RhettFamily in sports: Dad ran cross country and track in high school; mom swam in college; sister runs cross country, dives and will run trackIf you could have a super power, what would it be: Super speed

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NAME GRADE EVENT

DeShawn Austin 11 diving

Umer Azeem 10 free

Pratt Badve 9 breast, IM

Arjun Bhadoria 9 free

Tristen Cook 11 free, back

MacLain Clock 9 free, back

Lawrence DeLano 10 free

Cole Ehara 9 free, IM

Carlos Fabian Aguilar 10 free, breast

Gerardo Fabian Aguilar 12 free, breast

David Fry 10 breast, IM

Jose Gamez 12 free, back

NAME GRADE EVENT

Helen Alderfer 9 diving

Naomy Argueta Ventura 11 diving

Zoe Bishop 9 diving

Lauren Brault 10 free, IM

Karlie Brown 12 free, fly

Natalie Brown 9 free, fly

Claire Bugert 9 diving

Jocelyn Carroll 11 free, breast

Maria Cena Zavala 11 free

Andrea Contreras 11 diving

Riddhi Garg 11 free, IM

Hailey Hardin 9 diving

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This looks to be a building season for the Columbus North swim teams.

Standing 0-2 in two boys’ dual meets and 0-3 in three girls’ dual meets, the Bull Frogs visit Seymour at 5:30 p.m. Thursday before hosting Center Grove at 10 a.m. Saturday. The squad follows by visiting Columbus East on Dec. 10, hosting the Columbus North Relays on Dec. 14 and traveling to the Holiday Splash competition at Hamilton Southeastern on Dec. 21.

Through meets in November, team season bests include the following for boys – freshman Daniel Utterback in the 200-yard freestyle (1:53.50) and 100 free (49.91), sophomore David Fry in the 200 individual medley (2:11.09) and the 100 breast (1:06.49), junior Christopher Lee in the 50 free (22.62) and 100 back (56.01), junior Tristen Cook in the 100 butterfly (57.94), junior Aidan McAlister

in the 500 free (5:13.17) and junior Kyan Jiles in diving (206.05).

For girls, the Bull Frogs’ season bests are senior Erica Samuel in the 200 IM (2:15.71), the 100 breast (1:17.17) and the 500 free (5:15.82), senior Betsy King in the 50 free (24.80) and 100 free (54.30), senior Olivia Morlok in the 200 free (2:01.88), senior Karlie Brown in the 100 fly (1:07.31), junior Adeline Rush in the 100 back (1:04.80) and junior Naomy Argueta Ventura in diving (159.85).

Following the Franklin dual on Nov. 22, CN coach Logan Schaefer expressed optimism.

“There are little pieces throughout everything,” Schaefer told The Republic. “We had lifetime bests – faster than what people were in sectional (last) February. That’s a really good sign. We’re looking to build on that going forward.”

SWIMMING: BULL FROGS STRIVE TO IMPROVE AS 2019-2020 SEASON EVOLVES

IN MOTION: Junior Kyan Jiles performs a back somersault during the 1-meter diving competition against Franklin. Jiles has a season-best score of 206.05 points so far this season.

NAME GRADE EVENT

Awadhoot Ghatge 11 breast

Matthew Goble 10 free, IM

David Gomez 10 free

Kyan Jiles 11 diving

Christopher Lee 11 free, IM

Rohit Malik 11 free

Aidan McAlister 11 free, IM

Joseph Oraye 11 free

Will Russell 9 free, IM

Sam Settle 10 free

Luke Swain 12 fly, breast

Carlos Torres Martinez 12 free, breast

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Emily Johns 10 free

Ishna Kesti 9 breast

Betsy King 12 free, fly

Grace Lemley 11 diving

Paige Maddox 10 free, IM

Karla Maldonado 9 free

Emily Martin 10 diving

Brooke Meek 10 free, breast

Jimena Mendoza 10 free, back

Alicia Morales 10 free

Olivia Morlok 12 free

Sydney Morlok 9 diving

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Lucia Pineda Aguilar 11 diving

Siri Poludaso 9 breast

Adeline Rush 11 free, IM, back

Vianney Salazar 9 breast

Erica Samuel 12 free, IM

Bryleigh Shaffstall 10 free

Paige Sherlock 11 free, breast

Siya Sonalkar 9 free

Emma Walker 10 back

Olivia Wojie 10 free

Anushri Yerragolla 9 free

Varsity coach: Logan SchaeferDiving coach: Nicole BrehmAssistant coaches: Rusty Imlay, Lindsay Schaefer, Nicole Vivona

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Thirty-two athletes from Columbus North High School earned first-team all-Conference Indiana accolades in the

eight fall sports of 2019. In addition, 12 other CNHS athletes were selected honorable mention all-conference.

The school also had five men recognized as a Conference Indiana Coach of the Year – Danny Fisher in boys cross country, Kendal Hammel in boys tennis, Rick Sluder in girls cross country, Scott Seavers in girls golf and David Young in girls soccer.

Athletes in football, boys soccer, girls soccer, boys tennis and volleyball were selected following a vote of conference coaches on Nov. 4. Athletes in boys cross country, girls cross country and girls golf knew of their honors since the conference meet in their sport because those accolades are based on performance in those events.

Coach of the Year awards went to the coach of the conference champion in each sport.

A list of Columbus North’s 2019 fall sports all-conference honorees follows.

>> BOYS CROSS COUNTRY: Reese Kilbarger-Stumpff, Matt Newell, Austin Pulkowski.

>> FOOTBALL: Mitchel Collier (TE), Hunter Huser (DB), Montez Mitchell (DL), J.J. Montgomery (OL), Landon Robbins (LB). Honorable mention: Jackson Davis (OL), Nick Holt (LB), Blake Huffman (RB), Daveed Jolley (DB), Carter Ward (P), Rashan Wells (DL).

>> BOYS SOCCER: Colvin Iorio, Graham Keele, Sam Larken. Honorable mention: Caleb Boyce, Anthony Johnson, Nathan White.

>> BOYS TENNIS: Bhavey Jain, Nathan Lin, Matthew Liu, Joey Zhao.

>> GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY: Lily Baker, Mackenzie Barnett, Jessica Meza, Olivia Morlok, Brianna Newell, Arek Tong.

>> GIRLS GOLF: Annie Anderson, Nathaly

Munnicha, Yestika Nischol, Ella Wilks. Honorable mention: Gwen Anderson.

>> GIRLS SOCCER: Lauren Barker, Nitya Chenanda, Caroline Hollenkamp, Jenna Lang, Lauryn Whitley. Honorable mention: Kate Kolhouse.

>> VOLLEYBALL: Sarah Bennett, Gabby Genth. Honorable mention: Reagan Kane.

NEWS: 44 BULL DOG ATHLETES, 5 COACHES COLLECT ALL-CONFERENCE ACCOLADES

LEAGUE AWARD: Conference Indiana Coach of the Year honorees in 2019 fall sports included five from Columbus North – from left: David Young (girls soccer), Danny Fisher (boys cross country), Scott Seavers (girls golf), Kendal Hammel (boys tennis) and Rick Sluder (girls cross country).


Class: SeniorAge: 17This season: Team member.By the numbers: Had bests of 7.700 on vault, 6.700 on bars and 7.300 on balance beam in the 2019 season.Family: Parents Sneha and Nagarajan; brother, Vamshi, 19Favorite TV show: “Brooklyn Nine-Nine”Favorite actress: ZendayaFavorite movie: “The Princess Diaries”Favorite music: EverythingFavorite song: “Maniac” by Conan GrayFavorite color: Pink or redFavorite vacation spot: The beachFavorite late-night snack: Cinamon Toast Crunch cerealSports role-model: Megan RapinoeFavorite subject: PsychologyCareer goal after college: Still figuring it outIf you won $1 million, the first thing you would do would be: Hire a chauffeurIf you could be on a reality show, it would be: “Queer Eye”Other school activities: Theatre, Young Democrats, ArtBest advice you have received: “It’s better to do something and risk regretting it than always regret never doing it.”Three people (from history or alive now) for dinner: Michelle Obama, Cleopatra, Malala YousafzaiIf you could have a super power, what would it be: Shape shifting

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NAME GRADE WEIGHT REC.

Bryce Abner 10 160 0-0

Adam Behling 12 220 0-0

Jacob Bowman 9 138 0-0

Quincy Capps 11 220 0-0

Eduardo Cordova 9 126 0-0

Hector De Dios 10 160 0-0

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Junior Morales 9 126 0-0

Zeppelin Mouser 9 106 0-0

Jerry Newland 9 132 0-0

Liam Phillips 9 145 0-0

Yadiel Reyes 11 195 0-0

Jaedin Richards 9 138 0-0

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Doing little things well can lead to big results. That is the philosophy for the Columbus North wrestling team as it enters the 2019-

2020 season.With a roster of 28 athletes led by seniors

Keandre Watson, Nick Holt and Adam Behling, the Bull Dogs seek an improved campaign after posting a 3-23 mark in dual meets last season as well as placing fourth in Conference Indiana, fifth in the Jennings County Sectional and eighth in the Jeffersonville Regional.

Watson posted a 7-3 record and reached the regional at 145 pounds as a junior. Holt went 13-13 at 170 pounds and also was a regional qualifier last time. Behling posted a 12-14 mark primarily at 220 pounds a year ago. This season, Watson figures to drop to 138 pounds while Holt is slated for 170 and Behling scheduled for 220.

“Keandre has a high wrestling IQ, tons of athleticism and is extremely explosive,” CN coach Matt Joyce said. “He brings a brand of wrestling that is really exciting and fun to watch. Nick and Adam both have made gains in strength and quickness. Thus, both are returning to the same weight class they wrestled last season but with big improvements.”

Columbus North opens its varsity season on Saturday in the Bloomington South Invitational. It follows with a home dual meet Dec. 10 against

Franklin Central, visits Madison on Dec. 12 and hosts the six-team Columbus North Invitational on Dec. 14. The Bull Dogs complete the month on Dec. 17 at Jennings County, taking part in the East Central Super 8 on Dec. 21 and competing in the Connersville Spartan Classic on Dec. 27-28.

CN’s projected lineup includes freshman Zeppelin Mouser at 106 pounds, freshman Eduardo Cordova or freshman Junior Morales at 126 pounds, freshman Liam Phillips or freshman Jaedin Richards at 132 pounds, Watson at 138 pounds, sophomore Carlos Rodriguez at 145 pounds, sophomore Jared Slocum at 152 pounds, sophomore Hector De Dios at 160 pounds, Holt at 170 pounds, junior Keegan Hill at 182 pounds, junior Yadiel Reyes or junior Quincy Capps at 195 pounds,

Behling at 220 pounds and freshman Cody Thurnall at 285 pounds.

“As a team, we are focusing on the little things that make the big things happen,” Joyce said. “Every day, we are looking for opportunities to get a little better than we were the day before. Our team made steady progress each week last season. I expect our team to build the same kind of momentum as we progress through this season and improve over last year.”

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IN CONTROL: Columbus North’s Nick Holt (top) makes a move during a match against Edgewood’s Matthew Archer last season. Holt went 13-13 and qualified for the regional in 2018-19.

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Columbus North sophomores Jenna Lang and Nitya Chenanda have received all-state accolades

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Lang, a forward, was selected first-team all-state for the second consecutive season after totaling 72 points and 32 goals and eight assists while leading the Bull Dogs to a 14-3-0 record that included a Conference Indiana championship at 5-0-0.

Chenanda, a defender, was chosen honorable mention all-state after keying a defense that allowed just 12 goals over 17 games. She also tallied one goal and one assist from her back line position.

Lang’s first-team selection is the 11th time a Columbus North player received such an honor. Those named first-team all-state in the past were Lindsey Fox in 2005; Sarah Dozier in 2008; Kayleigh Steigerwalt in 2010 and 2011; Morgan Proffitt in 2010, 2011 and 2012; Kenadie Carlson in 2013; Addie Lang in 2016; and Jenna Lang herself in 2018.

Both Jenna Lang and Chenanda previously were named ISCA first-team all-District 4 for 2019 earlier this fall.

In a separate honor, Lang and Chenanda also were voted first-team all-state by the Indiana Coaches of Girls Sports Association. In addition, senior Kaylyn Bates,

senior Caroline Hollenkamp, junior Kate Kolhouse and freshman Lauren Barker were chosen ICGSA honorable mention all-state.

NEWS: LANG, CHENANDA VOTED ALL-STATE IN GIRLS SOCCER BY COACHES’ GROUP

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Nov. 13 to finalize their commitments for college athletics and academics in a ceremony in the lobby of the Bill Stearman Athletic Complex.

Four of the student-athletes are joining NCAA Division I programs. They are baseball players Casper Clark (Indiana University) and Grant Trinkle (University of Kentucky) and women’s swimmers Betsy King (Ball State University) and Olivia Morlok (Ohio University).

The other athletes are soccer player Caroline Hollenkamp (Brandeis University), swimmer Erica Samuel (Indiana Wesleyan University), softball player Sierra Norman (Marian University) and volleyball player Lauren Opalka (Muskingum University).

These are the first eight athletes in the CNHS Class of 2020 to finalize their college choices. Additional Columbus North seniors are expected to do so in ceremonies that will be held in December, February and April.

Two other Columbus North athletes have announced a commitment. They are football player Mitchel Collier (Central Michigan) and softball player Brooke Bruin (DePauw University). Collier will take part in a ceremony in December. Bruin will take part in a ceremony in the spring of 2020.

NEWS: EIGHT SENIORS TAKE PART IN COLLEGE-BOUND STUDENT-ATHLETE EVENT

CAMERA-READY: Columbus North seniors taking part in a college-bound student-athlete ceremony on Nov. 13 were (front row, from left) Lauren Opalka, Grant Trinkle, Olivia Morlok, Erica Samuel (and back row) Caroline Hollenkamp, Casper Clark, Sierra Norman and Betsy King.


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ABOUT THIS PUBLICATIONThe BULL DOG BULLETIN is a publication of the Columbus North High School athletic department. It is to be produced 11 times over the 2019-20 school year to promote CNHS athletes and teams. Advertising is accepted. For information, contact the CNHS athletic office at 812-376-4265. More info on CN athletics at columbusnorthathletics.org.

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