Warrior Way May 2016 - Clark-Pleasant Community School

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May, 2016
Volume 1, No. 10
In This Issue
Page
Inside Warrior Althetics
Fletcher Athlete of the Month
APC Athletes of the Month
WCHS Where Are They Now?
WCHS Athlete Profiles
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Boys Track Team Won The First Ever Sectional
Championship Along With Conference Title
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Upcoming Warrior Events:
June 21: IHSAA Student Leadership Conference
@ Plainfield High School Congratulations
to Ryan Hammond, Andrew Morgan,
Aaron Gross, Kailee Joseph, Maddy
Margraf & Avneet Badwal for being
selected to attend the conference.
July 22: Whiteland Warrior Golf Outing
@ The Legends Golf Course.
Contact Mr. Sears or Mr. Croy for
Registration information.
Senior Maggie Fuson recently
signed a cheer scholarship to
Indiana Wesleyan University.
Congratulations and best of
luck Maggie! Go Warriors!!
2016
Ruth Ann
(Doub) Callon
Award Winner:
Alyssa McClung
2016
Ray Crowe
Award
Winner:
Shaw Cloud
Boys Track Team Members headed to the state meet June 4 at IU
Ryder Emberton (Discus and Shot Put)
Djimmon Ogega (200m and 400m)
4x400 relay team of Jacob Walters, Brandon Patterson,
Charlie Ogega and Djimmon Ogega.
Congratulations and Good Luck!! GO WARRIORS!
Congratulations to Warrior Athletes
Caleb Deiter (Trine University) Baseball
Chris Richardson (Thomas Moore) Football
Cody Smith (Franklin College) Soccer
Jordan Thomas (Franklin College) Soccer and
Connor Swatts (Thiel College, PA) Soccer
as you continue your athletic career at the Div. III level
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The Warrior Way - Volume 1, No. 10
Inside Warrior Athletics - Mr. Sears, Director of Athletics
Reflecting Back On The 2015-16 School Year
As the school year comes to an end, we need to look back celebrate the
successes we had. From the boys soccer team's first ever conference
championship to the boys' track team winning their 1st sectional ever, we have
much to celebrate. Football, competition cheer and boys track also defended their
conference championships along with the boys basketball team winning the
Johnson Co Tourney for the first time in many, many years. Championships are
fun, and we all love to win and share in those accomplishments. That's why we
play the game. But more importantly than that, in academically based athletics, is
the life long skills we learn from athletics.
Being a part of something greater than yourself, sacrificing for another person, working hard all year long
for a few moments in the arena, saying no to the many other opportunities out there, that is why we have
interscholastic athletics and why it is such an important part of our high school experience.
Not everyone can play high school sports. It is hard, takes up 6 days a week, and forces young
students to prioritize their time and energy. It is 14 year olds playing against 18 year olds, battling your
buddy for playing time, and representing your school. It means losing your free time in the summer to
improve your skills.
As I learned in church this month, take time to celebrate your life and the good things in your life.
Whether you had a great year, played every play or sat the bench more than played, celebrate that fact
that you finished the year. Just being a part of the team is an accomplishment that not everyone can do.
Reflect on the friendships made and the lessons learned. Have a great summer.
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APC Newsle er
Each month Coach Harris will be selec ng one male and female athlete 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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Gives great effort no matter what the task
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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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APC WARRIOR Values Male and
Female Athletes of the Month
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Joey Brock
Kaleb Marr
Landon Lowry
Jared Williams
Kevin Sandhu
Jordan Stoner
Danielle Mekkes
Kate White
Abagail Buckler
Elaina Robards
Kylie Perry
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Whiteland Warriors Boys Baseball Team Updates
Franklin Central Round Robin: Warriors Hang Tough but End Up Losing
Game 1: Our baseball Warriors ba led tough for 13 innings before losing to West Vigo 4-2.
Game 2: The Warriors played a solid game but just couldn't muster enough mely hits in a 5-1 loss to the Flashes. We are now 29 overall.
Center Grove: Warriors Start Slow, Lose to Trojans
The Warriors gave up 5 runs very early in the game and could never recover in a 5-3 loss. Jacob Holzhausen picthed 5 2/3
scoreless innings to keep us in conten on. Logan Mullinix had two hits
Decatur Central: Tough Loss on the Road
Game 1: The Warriors found themselves in posi on to break open a e game but did not get a mely hit when needed and lost
to the Hawks 2-1.
Game 2: The Warrior bats remained cold in the second game and lost 8-1. Overall we are 2-12 and 2-4 in the conference.
Franklin: Baseball Team Missing Timely Hi ng
Game 1: The Warriors lost 4-3 in a close game with the Grizzly Cubs. The final margin was decided on a ball that got away from
the catcher late in the game.
Game 2: We stranded 15 runners on base and lost 6-2. We are now 2-14 overall and 2-6 in the conference.
Mooresville: Warriors Split with the Pioneers
Game 1: We gave up a run in extra innings and lost 6-5. Once again we stranded several runners on base and could not muster a
mely hit.
Game 2: Tyler Robinson sca ered 4 hits on the mound and the Warrior bats came to life as we beat the Pioneers 5-1. We are 515 overall and 3-7 in the conference.
Franklin (County Tourney Round 1): Warriors Keep it Rolling
Caleb Deiter pitched a complete game while Turner Ryan and Luke Helton each pounded two hits as the Warriors dominated
Franklin 9-1. The boys will ba le Greenwood in round two of the county tourney. We are now 6-15 overall and on a two game
win streak.
Mar nsville: Warriors Drop Two Games
Game 1: A close game was broke up late by the Artesians as they claimed a 4-2 victory. We wish seniors Chris Miller, Dakota
Purdue, Turner Ryan, Chris an Curry, Ma hias Ebeyer, Ben Robison and Caleb Deiter the best of luck in the future.
Game 2: We lost on the road to Mar nsville 3-2 in the 7th inning. We end up 3-9 in the conference and we are 6-17 overall. We
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will ba le Greenwood in the 2 round of the county tourney.
County Tourney: Warriors are Runner up
Semifinal: The baseball beat Greenwood in the 8th inning to advance in the county tourney.
Championship: Coach Sherry's team lost to Center Grove 4-0 in the tle game of the county tourney.
Sec onal: Warriors Fall to Trojans
The baseball team could not produce enough hits early in the game and ended up losing to Center Grove in the semi-finals of
sec onal 13 ac on. We finish the season 8-19 overall.
Baseball Stat
Leaders
Ba ng Average (min. 2 at bats per game):
1. Chris an Curry .402
2. Rickey Ramey .348
3. Logan Mullinix .304
Innings Pitched:
1. Caleb Deiter 51.1
2. Tyler Robinson 41.1
3. Nick Carrizales 20.2
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A Message from Asst. Athletic Director Mr. Croy
Hello Warrior Fans! This is our last athletic department newsletter for the 2015-2016 school year. I
certainly hope you have enjoyed the comprehensive coverage of Warrior athletics and I look forward to
continuing our coverage next year. I would like to thank all of our business sponsors for their support in
this venture along with a BIG thank you to Brian Cross for taking all of my information each month and
turning into a first class newsletter. I would also like to thank Mr. Sears for trusting and supporting me with
this project and thanks to Mrs. Ford for all of her support during this first year. Finally, thank you to the
coaches for sending me results after each meet, game or match. I am proud to have been a Warrior for
twenty plus years and I can't wait to see what 2016-2017 has in store for Whiteland. Go Warriors!!
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Whiteland Warriors Girls Softball Team Updates
Warrior Invita onal: Lady Warriors Get First Win!
Game 1: Hayley Smith and Hannah Upchurch each had two hits but it wasn't enough as we lost 9-0 to HSE.
Game 2: We pounded out 10 hits with Hayley Smith, Alyssa McClung and Sarah Shipe each hi ng doubles to lead the way in a 10-2 victory over
Bloomington South. Ka e Parrish went the distance to get the pitching win. We are now 1-12 overall.
Roncalli: Rebels Too Much for Warriors
The so ball team lost to Roncalli 17-3 and dropped their record to 1-13 overall. The lone bright spot on offense was Hayley Smith's two run
homer. Skye Sco played a solid game at third base to stop several Rebel threats.
Decatur Central: So ball Warriors Ba le Tough
Game 1: Hawks 5 Warriors 2. Hayley Smith pounded out a double to pace the offense. Slow start doomed us as we gave up 4 runs in the first
two innings. Ka e Parrish and Shelby Gibson both pitched well despite the loss.
Game 2: Hawks 9 Warriors 4. The Lady Warriors jumped out to a 3-1 lead but gave up 3 runs with two out in the 3rd inning that we could not
recover from. Lindsey Boltz and Hayley Smith were 2 for 3 at the plate while Maddy Margraf and Skye Sco each had an RBI. Skye Sco once
again made some great plays at third base. We are now 1-15 overall and 0-6 in the conference.
Indian Creek: Warriors Stumble to the Braves
Indian Creek broke a 1-1 e by pushing across a run the bo om of the 6th to take the lead and then the Warriors went scoreless in the 7th to lose
2-1. Skye Sco had an RBI double that plated our only run of the game back in the 2nd inning. The Warriors had their chances in the middle
part of the game but could not muster enough mely hits. We are now 1-16 overall.
Shelbyville: Warriors Let One Get Away
Leading 5-3 heading into the 6th inning the so ball Warriors were in control but unfortunately we surrendered 8 runs in that inning and lost 116 to the Golden Bears. We scored 5 runs in the 3rd to take command of the game and we had great mely hi ng. We are now 1-17 overall.
Franklin: So ball Warriors Pick Up Two Wins!
Game 1: Warriors win 3-1 behind Lindsey Boltz triple and 3 for 3 at the plate. Ka e Parrish with the pitching win.
Game 2: Alyssa McClung hit a 3 run home run to put the Warriors ahead for good as we cruised to a 10-6 victory. Shelby Gibson gets the win
and Parrish collects a save. Maddy Margraf went 6 for 8 for both games and con nues to lead the team in that category. We are now 3-17
overall and 2-6 in the conference.
Cascade: Warriors Get Thrilling Win
The so ball Warriors scratched home a run in the bo om of the 7th inning to beat class 2A state ranked Cascade 4-3. Alyssa McClung hit a sac
fly that scored Skye Sco to secure the win. Lindsey Boltz con nued her hot streak at the plate by going 3 for 4 and Harley Hill had a key bases
loaded double that scored 2 runs. Hill went 2 for 3 on the night and Ka e Parrish picked up the pitching win. We have now won 3 in a row.
Overall record is 4-17.
Mooresville: Warriors lose to Powerful Mooresville
The Lady Warriors ran into a good hi ng Pioneer team and dropped two conference games. We lost 14-3 in game 1 and lost 12-2 in game 2.
We are now 4-19 overall and 2-8 in the conference.
Indian Creek (county): Braves too Much for Lady Warriors
The Warriors kept it close early in the game but eventually lost 16-3 to Indian Creek. We are now 4-20 overall. The team drew Franklin in the
first round of the sec onal which will be played on May 23rd.
Mar nsville: So ball Warriors Ba le Artesians
Game 1: The Lady Warriors traveled to Mar nsville and dropped a conference game 10-0. We are 4-21 overall and 2-9 in the conference.
Game 2: We hosted the Artesians on senior night but came up short 10-0 and slipped to a final conference record of 2-10. We wish Danielle
Munn, Hayley Smith, Sarah Shipe, Hannah Upchurch and Alyssa McClung the best luck in their future endeavors. We wrap up the regular
season with a 4-22 overall record.
Sec onal: Lady Warriors Eliminated
We lost to Franklin 11-4 a er being ed 2-2 a er one. The Warrior bats were silent most of the evening and Franklin hit two home runs in the
6th. The team ba led mul ple injuries all season and several underclassman received great game experience along the way. Our final record
ends up 4-23 overall and 2-10 in the conference.
So ball Stat Leaders:
Hannah Upchurch .452 (28 hits, 7RBI)
Maddy Margraf .435 (30 hits, 6RBI)
Lindsey Boltz .321 (with 5 tripples, 11RBI)
Hayley Smith .308 (with 9 doubles, 11RBI)
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Whiteland Warriors Boys Golf Team Updates
Speedway and Franklin: Golf Team at the Brickyard
The Boys golf team traveled to Speedway and got to play the Brickyard Crossing. The young Warriors struggled with
the fast hilly greens which resulted in a team score of 205. Final team scores were: Franklin 181, Speedway 186 and
Whiteland 205. Low round belonged to Evan Bunton with a 45, Simon Grills 52 and Sam Bowen a 53.
Mooresville and Franklin: Golf Improves Team Score
The Boys golf team lost to Mooresville 158 and Franklin 163 but we did manage to lower our team score with a 199.
Sophomore Evan Bunton carded a 43 to turn in the low round for the Warriors.
Plainfield: Golf Team Continues Improvement
On a cool windy night the young Warriors lost to a senior dominated Quaker team 161-192. This was our lowest team
score of the season so far and Sam Bowen carded a 45 to pace the team. Evan Bunton stayed steady with a 46 and Simon
Grills had a 50.
Edinburgh: Warriors Secure Another Win
Evan Bunton carded a 45 and Simon Grills chipped in with a 47 to pace the Warriors over the Lancers 192-202. Coach
Dan Gibson has been pleased with the steady improvement that our team has made over the course of the season.
Southport and Lutheran: Warriors Battle Tough Conditions
The golf team endured cold rain and windy conditions at the Legends. Final team scores were: Southport 175, Whiteland
197 and Lutheran 218. Once again, Evan Bunton paced the Warriors with a 47. Coty Bullock chipped in with a 49 to
help lead the Warriors.
Shelbyville: Golf Team Looking for Consistency
Once again less than ideal weather conditions dominated the golf match with the Golden Bears. We lost 170-197. Cody
Bullock carded a 47 while Evan Bunton fired a 49 to help pace the Warriors.
County: Warriors End Up 6th
The golf team wrapped up the county tourney in 6th place and sophomore Evan Bunton carded the low round for the
Warriors with a 97. Edinburgh was the host school this year and the tourney was played at Timbergate.
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Whiteland Warriors Tennis Team Updates
County Tourney: Warriors Fall to Trojans
The tennis team lost in the second round of the county tourney to Center Grove 4-1. Our #1 doubles team of Avneet
Badwal and Danielle Patterson won our lone match. We are now 2-6 overall.
Martinsville: Tennis Team Sinks Martinsville
The Lady Warriors were clicking in a 4-1 victory over the Artesians. We are now 3-6 overall and 2-2 in the conference.
Collecting wins were: P. Gossett, R. Johnson, A. Badwal/D. Patterson and R. Burnside/H. Blum. The JV team won and
Bri Harwell improved her individual record to 10-1. JV team overall record is 5-1-1.
Decatur Central and Mooresville: Tennis Warriors Split Matches
The rainy weather forced the tennis team to have two matches in one night. We beat Decatur Central 4-1 only losing at
#1 singles. However, we lost to Mooresville in a tight battle 3-2. Paityn Gossett had a nice night on the court and was
presented the ball of honor. We are now 4-7 overall and 3-3 in the conference.
Mid-State Conference: Warriors Will Battle in Tourney Finals
Our tennis Warriors will have three vying for a conference championship in the finals. #1 doubles team of Danielle
Patterson and Avneet Badwal along with #2 singles Reese Johnson and #3 singles Paityn Gossett provide hope for the
Warriors.
The Warriors placed 4th this year at the conference tennis tourney. Freshman Reese Johnson placed 2nd at #2 singles.
The #1 doubles team of Avneet Badwal and Danielle Patterson also grabbed a runner-up finish.
New Palestine: Tennis Tames the Dragons
Tennis is now 5-7 overall after beating New Palestine 3-2. All three of our singles players won their match (Johnson,
Gossett and Badwal). We also honored two awesome seniors Lucy Foster and Madison Scott. The JV won to improve
to 7-3 overall. Freshman Bri Harwell upped her record to 13-1.
Sectional: Warriors Wrap Up Season
Round 1: The Lady Warriors battled Indian Creek to a 3-2 victory over the Braves.
Round 2: After the tough match the previous night our tennis squad lost 5-0 to Center Grove. The Lady Warriors end
their season with a 7-11 record.
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1. Avneet Badwal 14-7
2. Paityn Gossett 13-8
3. Danielle Patterson 11-7
4. Reese Johnson 11-9
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Whiteland Warriors Track & Field Team Updates
Franklin Central: Track Teams Battle the Flashes
Girl's Final Score Franklin Central 79 WCHS 53
Event Winners for the Lady Warriors: Taylor Coffman continues to impress by winning the 100 and 300
hurdles. Freshman Reagan Emberton was a double winner in the discus and shot put.
Boys Final Score: WCHS 70 Flashes 62
Event Winners: The meet came down to the 4x400 relay and the Warriors pulled it out. Djimmon Ogega
won two events the long jump and 400m, Junior Ryder Emberton was a double winner in the shot put and
discus. Jacob Ballain won the pole valut, 3200m was dominated by Jared Williams and Tyler Doty
captured the 300m hurdles. The boys remained unbeaten at 4-0 and the girls drop to 0-4.
Plainfield and Mooresville: Track Teams are starting to Gain Momentum
Girl's Final Score: Plainfield 85 Whiteland 41 and Mooresville 39
Senior Taylor Coffman broke the school record in the 300 hurdles with a time of 48.29.
Boys Final Score: Whiteland 101 Plainfield 43 and Mooresville 21
The 4x400 relay team of Shaw Cloud, Brandon Patterson, Jacob Walters and Djimmon Ogega nearly
broke the school record by winning a tight race with Plainfield. The boys are 6-0 and the girls are 1-5.
Johnson County Meet: Track Teams Make Some Noise at County
Both our girls and boys track teams turned in wonderful efforts at the recent county track meet. Our boys
finished 2nd behind Center Grove and our girls placed 4th. Coach Brandon Bangel was pleased with the
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individual efforts and looks to have them ready for the conference meet coming up May 3 .
Boys Results: Djimmon Ogega was named “Athlete of the Meet” by winning the 400m and the Long jump.
Ryder Emberton broke his own school record by winning the shot put with a toss of 56.9.5”, Jacob Ballain
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won the pole vault and Jared Williams placed 2 in the 1600m.
Girls Results: Taylor Coffman won the 300 hurdles and broke her own school with a time of 47.22. Kaley
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Mid-State Conference Meet: Boys Repeat as Champions, Girls Earn 4 Place
Our boys track team lead by Djimmom Ogega who won 3 individual events plus anchored the 4x400 relay
team captured their second straight conference title. Other outstanding performances where turned in by
Ryder Emberton who won the discus and shot put. Jacob Ballain dominated in the pole vault and Tyler Doty
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took second in the high jump in a very competitive field. Our Girls team turned in an impressive 4 place
finish with Kaley Brewer winning the 3200m run. Our 4x100 relay team of Anika Lumpkin, Kailee Joseph,
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Kathleen Schlenz and Kerrigan Miller broke the school record with a 2 place finish.
Girls Track Sectional: Whiteland will Send Several to the Regional
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The girls track team placed 6 out of 11 at the Franklin track sectional but more importantly we will be well
represented at the Warren Central regional. Qualifying for the track regional are: Anika Lumpkin 100m,
Taylor Coffman 100/300 hurdles, Chloe Sanders pole vault, Kerrigan Miller long jump, Kaley Brewer 1600,
Delsi Fraser 400m and Kathleen Schlenz 200m. In addition our 4x100 relay team of Lumpkin, Joseph,
Miller and Schlenz will be on hand to try to move on the state meet.
Boys Track Sectional: Warriors Claim First Ever Sectional Title
Head Coach Brandon Bangel said before the meet that the Warriors had a chance to win the sectional and
that it would be close. It ended up close as we beat Franklin Central by 5 points to secure our first ever
sectional championship. Ryder Emberton picked two wins in the discus and shot put. His shot put effort
was good enough for a sectional meet record. Djimmon Ogega won the 400m run and Jacob Ballain picked
a blue ribbon in the pole vault. The 4 x 400m relay team of Jacob Walters, Brandon Patterson, Charlie
Ogega and Djimmon Ogega finished first and set a new school record. What a great way for WCHS to
show off the track and our overall team talent!!
Girls Track Regional: Miller Advances to the State Meet at IU
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Kerrigan Miller shattered the school record in the long jump with an 18'3 and a 3 place finish at the Warren
Central regional. Her effort has earned her a trip to the state meet on June 3 at IU. Kaley Brewer ran to an
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Boys Track Regional: Boys Finish 4 !
Our boys track team grabbed 4th place as a team in
the regional and will send 5 to the state meet at IU
on June 4th. The 4x400 meter relay team of Walters,
Patterson, C. Ogega and D. Ogega set a school
record with a time of 3:23.20 and a trip to the state
meet. Also moving on to the state meet are:
Djimmon Ogega (400m 1st place and the 200 m 3rd
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place) and Ryder Emberton (discus 3 and shot put
1st place) Best of luck to these Warriors!!
Taylor Coffman
Sets New 300 m
Hurdles Record
with a time of
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Girls 4x100 m Relay Team of A. Lumpkin, K. Joseph,
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Kerrigan Miller Qualifies for State Meet
Kerrigan Miller will represent Whiteland at the
state track meet on June 3rd in the long jump.
She also shattered the school record with a jump
of 18'3. Good luck &Congratulations, Kerrigan!
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Emberton Breaks School Records
Ryder Emberton Set new School
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He broke his Dad's previous
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WHITELAND WARRIORS - WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
Butch Zike
1. Graduation Year: 1968
2. Sports Played at WCHS:
Mr. Zike was a multiple sport standout at WCHS. He played football, basketball,
cross country and golf during his 4 years as a Warrior. It was expected that if you
played basketball you were also going to run cross country.
3. Education beyond WCHS:
After graduating from high school, Mr. Zike attended West Point but later transferred
to Franklin College where he graduated in 1972. He later earned his M.A. degree from
Indiana University.
4. Post College Experience:
Mr. Zike began his teaching career at Thorntown HS (now Western Boone) spent one year there, coached cross country
and basketball. Next was a one year stay at Silver Creek HS. He coached cross country, basketball and baseball.
He finally landed back at WCHS where he stayed 38 years. Along the way Mr. Zike coached basketball (head coach
for 3 years), middle school football (undefeated team) baseball (two stints as head coach) and two tenures as the athletic
director. In 1976 he was the youngest AD in the state and his last stop as AD was from 1988-2012.
He retired at the end of the 2012 school year.
5. What are you currently doing now?
He is now the head women's softball coach at Franklin College. He took the job in 2012 and each year his teams have
broken school records for most victories in a season. Mr. Zike is also a member of the Clark-Pleasant Community School
Corporation school board.
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Wa r r i o r A t h l e t e P r o f i l e s
Kerrigan Miller - Girls Track
Class: Junior
Family: Parents: Mom: Danya Miller
Siblings: Brother: Chase Miller, Sister: Kelby Miller
Favorite TV Show: The Walking Dead
Favorite Actor or Actress: Morgan Freeman
Favorite Song: Formation by Beyonce’
Favorite Color: Pink
Favorite Subject: APC
Favorite Vacation Spot: Ft. Myers Beach, Florida
Non-Sport Role Model: My Mom
Favorite Super Hero: Captain America
Other School Activities: Cheerleading
Class of 2017
Caleb Deiter - Baseball
Class: Senior
Family: Parents: Phil & Jodie Deiter Sibling: Brother - Nolan Deiter
Favorite TV Show: It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia
Favorite Actor or Actress: Adam Sandler
Favorite Song: All Types of Rap
Favorite Color: Blue
Favorite Subject: Advanced Animal Science
Favorite Vacation Spot: Jamaica
Non-Sport Role Model: My Grandpa Deiter
Favorite Super Hero: Batman
Class of 2016
Simon Grills - Golf
Class: Sophomore
Family: Parents - Matt & Kristen Grills
Siblings: Sister: Anna Grills - Brother: Jonah Grills
Favorite TV Show: NASCAR Racinf (All 3 each week)
Favorite Actor or Actress: Carrie Underwood
Favorite Song: Heartbeat by Carrie Underwood
Favorite Color: Blue Favorite Subject: AG Classes
Favorite Vacation Spot: Lake Monroe
Non-Sport Role Model: Youth Pastor Chad Torrison
Favorite Super Hero: Captain America
Other School Activities: FFA, Boy Scouts
Class of 2018
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Wa r r i o r A t h l e t e P r o f i l e s
Paityn Gossett - Tennis
Class: Junior
Family: Parents - Mom: Kristy Wright - Dad: Brad Gossett - Step-Dad: Greg Wright
Step-Mom: Jenni Gossett - Siblings: Sister: Laiken Gossett - Step-Sisters: Daniela Wright,
Carrington Dennison - Step Brothers: Trevor Wright & Seth Dennison
Favorite TV Show: Criminal Minds
Favorite Actor or Actress: Mariska Hargitay
Favorite Song: Fix by Chris Lane
Favorite Color: Blue
Favorite Subject: Math
Favorite Vacation Spot: Myrtle Beach
Class of 2017
Favorite Super Hero: Spiderman
Danielle Munn - Softball
Class: Senior
Family: Parents - David & Angie Munn - Siblings: Sister - Allison Munn
Brothers: Austin & Darrin Munn
Favorite TV Show: America’s Got Talent
Favorite Actor or Actress: Will Ferrell
Favorite Band: Anything popular but I like Luke Bryan
Favorite Color: Purple
Favorite Subject: Math
Favorite Vacation Spot: Daytona, FL
Non-Sport Role Model: My Mom
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Favorite Super Hero: Spiderman
Other School Activities: FCA, #thetribe, Former Cheerleader
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Whiteland Warrior Golf Camp 2016
Boys and Girls Students Junior High – High school
The Legends Golf Club and Dye Course
PGA Master Professional Tony Clecak
PGA Professional Matt Stottern
High School Varsity Coach Dan Gibson
9:30 -11:00 Jr High
11:30 – 1:30 High School
Swing instruction, Short game drills, sand practice and putting drills
3 sessions finishing with team golf on Dye Course and Creek nine
July 25, 26, 27 * dates may change
$30.00 per student, proceeds go to Whiteland Golf teams
Student name:
Fall Grade 2016:
Make Checks payable to:
Legends Golf Club Camp 2016
P.O. Box 39
2555 Hurricane Road
Franklin Indiana 46131
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2016 A.C.E. TENNIS CLINICS
Sponsored by: Whiteland Community High School
Lead Instructor: Mike Gillespie (317-374-3577) - WCHS Boys & Girls Tennis Coach
Location: WCHS Tennis Courts (alternate location - CPMS Tennis Courts)
Tots 9:00 – 10:00 Mostly K - 2nd grade. Introduction to tennis through games and activities. Racquet needed.
$45 for 9 classes (Mondays, Tuesdays, & Wednesdays, June 13 – 29)
Beginner 10:00 – 11:00 Mostly 3rd grade – 8th grade. Introduction to tennis through games and activities.
Intermediate 11:00 – 12:00 Mostly middle school players with at least some match experience.
Advanced 12:00- 1:30 Mostly high school players and those with a lot of match experience.
Please make checks payable to Whiteland
class. Late registration is always accepted!
Tennis. Forms may be turned in to WCHS or brought to
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FRIENDS OF WHITELAND ATHLETICS
Friends of Warrior Athletics is an opportunity for alumni, friends and parents to help promote excellence in the Warrior
Athletic Department. Financial support will play a vital role in supporting non-budgetary items for our athletic
department. In addition, it will help provide Warrior athletics with additional resources to compete for Mid-State
Conference Championships and ultimately state wide prominence.
There are three levels of support: $25 or more “Varsity Club”, $100 or more “All-Conference or $500 or more “All
World”.
The adult booster club has dissolved and this is now your way to support Whiteland Warrior Athletics. If interested please
mail your check to: Whiteland Comm. HS, Attn Ken Sears, 300 Main Street, Whiteland, IN 46184. If you have any
questions you may also call Mr. Sears at 317-535-5151. Thank you and Go Warriors!!
VARSITY CLUB - Athletic Department Donation of $25 or more
Nick & Jamie Hampton
ALL CONFERENCE - Athletic Department Donation of $100 or More
Kurt & Tammy Stucker
The Cross Family
Terry Magnuson
John & Jill Venter
Cana’s Crew
ALL WORLD - Athletic Department Donation of $500 or more
Anonymous - Class of 1978
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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
Cross Country: Gerry Emerson
Soccer: Justin VanHorn
Swimming: Marci Whitford
Tennis: Mike Gillespie
Track: Brandon Bangel & Gerry Emerson
Wrestling: Dave Thompson
Golf: Dan Gibson
Softball: Katie Mitchell
Basketball: Kyle Shipp
Cross Country: Michelle McNeil
Golf: Kristin Welker
Soccer: Alyson Cotter
Swimming: Marci Whitford
Tennis: Mike Gillespie
Volleyball: Kristin Estridge
Cheerleading: Jennifer Killebrew
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