Seymour Owls Cross Country

Owls CC team places 24th at state

2011-10-31T11:33:00.000-07:00

October 31, 2011 12:22 AM
TRIBUNE REPORTS

TERRE HAUTE — The Seymour boys cross country team’s solid run through the postseason ended with a 24th-place finish in Saturday’s state meet at the LaVern Gibson Cross Country Course at the Wabash Valley Sports Center in Terre Haute.

North Central senior Futsum Zeinasellassie became the third boy in history to win three straight cross country titles when he turned in a winning time of 14:48.

Seymour’s top finisher was Joe Trueblood, placing 80th in 16:40. The other four scorers for Seymour were Jack Tormoehlen, 145th in 17:21; Ben Franke, 159th in 17:34; Luke Tormoehlen, 161st in 17:35; and Ian Hensen, 164th in 17:38.

Owls coach Randy Fife said Trueblood tried to go to the front of the pack and was aiming for the school record and all-state (top 25), but it didn’t go as planned.

“The rest of the boys came in in a nice pack,” Fife said, as the No. 2 through No. 5 runners were separated by 17 seconds. “They just weren’t up far enough. They needed to be about 20 seconds faster.”

Zeinasellassie and the girls meet winner, Warsaw junior Ashley Erba, won their respective races in record time.

Zeinasellassie, who finished 44.1 seconds ahead of the second-place finisher, had the fastest state finals time in the eight years the meet has been held at the Gibson course. Erba finished in 18:05, more than 13 seconds ahead of the runner-up.

Team-wise, the Columbus North boys won for the third straight year, tallying 77 points. Hamilton Southeastern was second in the 24-team field with 109 points. Carmel claimed the girls meet for the second straight year, scoring 43 points, while Columbus North was a distant second, scoring 140 points. Carmel’s five scoring runners finished in the top 20.

Seymour will lose five of its top seven runners to graduation.

“We didn’t run our best, but that doesn’t mean we didn’t try. It just means we didn’t have our best day,” Fife said. “It’s always good to run on the last day of the season, and if you get to the state finals, it’s all any team wants and you give your best and see what happens.”

Results: Cross Country State Finals At Terre Haute

Boys

Team scores: Columbus North 77, Hamilton Southeastern 109, Carmel 152, Mishawaka 155, Lawrence Central 179, North Harrison 192, Valparaiso 214, South Bend St. Joseph’s 216, Carroll (Fort Wayne) 243, Zionsville 268, Bloomington South 296, North Central (Indianapolis) 303, Bedford North Lawrence 356, Fort Wayne Snider 377, Warsaw 384, Crown Point 430, Whitko 469, Chesterton 479, LaPorte 492, Evansville North 506, Hobart 512, Terre Haute South 528, McCutcheon 562, Seymour 575

Winner: Futsum Zeinasellassie (NC) 14:48

Seymour: 80-Joe Trueblood 16:40, 145-Jack Tormoehlen 17:21, 159-Ben Franke 17:34, 161-Luke Tormoehlen 17:35, 164-Ian Hensen 17:38, 184-Ryan Emigh 18:08, 190-Raul Varela 18:25

Girls

Team scores: Carmel 43, Columbus North 140, Valparaiso 213, Fort Wayne Concordia 223, West Lafayette 239, Hamilton Southeastern 242, Carroll (Fort Wayne) 242, Westfield 245, Center Grove 250, Terre Haute North 266, Warsaw 282, Penn 290, Avon 307, Northridge 337, Eastern (Greentown) 351, Crown Point 419, Portage 436, Lake Central 436, Huntington North 451, Bloomington South 458, Evansville Memorial 474, Heritage Hills 549, Terre Haute South 588, New Albany 612

Winner: Ashley Erba (Warsaw) 18:05

Seniors leading Owl runners for last time

2011-10-28T07:18:00.001-07:00

Seymour set to compete at Saturday's state meet

October 28, 2011 1:50 AM
By ZACH SPICER

Only 24 boys high school cross country teams were still practicing this week in preparation for Saturday’s state meet, and Seymour senior Luke Tormoehlen said it’s nice that the Owls were one of those teams.

“It’s been our goal since the camping trip (before the season) this year,” he said, “and we wanted to just go as our seniors went.”

The four other seniors, Joe Trueblood, Ben Franke, Raul Varela and Ryan Emigh, along with sophomores Jack Tormoehlen, Ian Hensen and Tyler Hatton will represent Seymour for the final time of the 2011 season at the biggest stage, the state meet at the LaVern Gibson Championship Cross Country Course at the Wabash Valley Sports Center in Terre Haute.

The top six boys and girls teams from the Brown County, Carmel, New Haven and New Prairie semistates will be running in the state meet. The boys race will start at 1 p.m., followed by the girls meet.

At semistate, four of the top five Seymour runners had season-best times. Trueblood finished 10th in 15:50, Jack Tormoehlen and Luke Tormoehlen finished in 16:52 and 16:56 respectively and Hensen, Franke, Varela and Hatton ran between 17:11 and 17:37.

“I told (coach Randy Fife) I wanted to compete for first, which probably wasn’t my best idea, but I told him I wanted to try it,” Trueblood said of semistate. “He told me to fill in near the 10 spot, hang with that pack and see what that does for me, and it ended up being pretty good advice because I PR’d, I broke 16 (minutes) and I felt pretty good the whole race.”

During the race, Franke got tangled up with another runner and ran part of the race with blood running down his calf and only one shoe. He ended up being the No. 5 runner, and then Varela was the sixth man.

“Last week, I felt like I needed to push it for the team, and I feel like I did,” Varela said. “I know as the sixth man, some people say it doesn’t really matter because it’s the top five that counts, but I know that whatever I perform out there can still benefit our team and pushes the other guys.”

Depth has carried the team a long way this year, Luke Tormoehlen said.

“Offseason training to build a base with mileage, and then Coach putting out the workouts that we need to have for speed and depth,” Tormoehlen said. “We have more depth this year than we’ve ever had, with nine guys under 18 minutes. That’s the best we’ve ever had.”

The seniors have goals for themselves and the team at state.

“I feel like I’ve worked up to this point and I should be able to get top 25 at state and have another pretty good race,” Trueblood said.

Individually, Varela said, “I had a PR last week, but I am hoping to get it down a little farther, maybe 10 seconds.” And team-wise, he said, “We’re predicted 24th at state, but we know we can do better than that. We know what we’re capable of, and we just know we have to try hard out there.”

Franke said, “Personally, I want to break 17 minutes. That’s a goal I’ve had all season. And team-wise, we’re trying to get top 20 at least.”

After battling through a couple of injuries and only being able to run in four meets, Emigh said he’s glad to get a chance to run in the final big meet.

“My PR is 16:59 on the record book, but it’d be nice to hit 16:58,” Emigh said. “I came back and trained for a couple days and got 19:07 and trained a couple days and got 18:29, and then about a week later on hills, 18:26. Mid-17s shouldn’t be a problem, but I’m just going to have to push myself and hopefully get under 17.”

Fife said Seymour is the only unranked team at state, but competing against ranked teams is nothing new to the Owls.

“The big difference will be the depth of the field,” he said. “Usually, you go to a big invitational and you’ve got some top teams there, but there are usually some teams that are not, and those are the teams we usually beat.”

Fife said there’s potential for five of his boys to break 17 minutes.

“We’re excited to be going over,” Fife said. “There are 24 teams there, six from each of the four semistates. We got sixth in our semistate, so we understand that if we don’t want to get 24th, we’ve got to approach this as taking care of business.”

Some of the seniors are familiar with the Terre Haute course, but it’s been several years since they have competed on it.

“A few years ago, we had pre-state there, and I remember it was hilly and there were a lot of straightaways that were long,” Trueblood said.

With the straightaway at the start, Franke said, “You can’t go out too strong or you’re going to lose it. It’s one where you can get caught, and the last 400 or 600 meters, it’s just a straight shot, so the kick is going to be a long one.”

The seniors said it’s nice to know that their final meet of the year is at the state level.

“We’ve been saying it ever since our freshman year that we’re going to get back to state, we’re going to go,” Trueblood said. “Then, senior year, we actually do it. It’s a great opportunity to show what we’ve got and we’re still able to compete. I feel like we’ve done pretty good, and we deserve to be at state.”

Emigh is happy to get a chance to run one last time.

“I was going to be upset about the end of the season,” Emigh said, “but now that I get to end it on the state meet, I’m not too mad about the season being over. To end it on the state meet, it’s pretty exciting.”

This is only Varela’s second year running, and he said, “Last year, I felt like I was sort of doubted about my skills. This year, I’ve pushed myself up, so it’s a great accomplishment. I’m pretty happy to help the team out and get this far.”

Franke ran the past three years at Trinity Lutheran High School, and he has stepped in at Seymour and improved individually and helped the team at the same time.

“My times have definitely gone down. I think also I’ve become a better strategic racer, and I kind of have a game plan now of what I want to do in a race instead of just going out there and running,” he said. “It’s nice to be able to leave at the top, go out at the top of the game, the farthest you can possibly go.”

In ending his final year of cross country at state, Tormoehlen said, “I’m glad I know when my last high school meet is going to be instead of going to semistate and not get (to state). I’m glad it was my senior year. It just makes it that much more of a reward.”

Fife said the seniors have done an “excellent” job as leaders.

“One of the biggest reasons we’ve made it to state is because the seniors set that as a goal to get to state,” Fife said. “We’ve set that goal each of the last three years and haven’t made it. I think the seniors kind of felt a sense of urgency that it is now or never and they didn’t want to end their career without being in the state finals.”

He’s glad to see them focused on the future, too.

“They wanted to get to state, but what they’ve done is they’ve brought along a lot of the younger kids with some good encouragement,” Fife said. “A lot of the success the younger kids have had is because the seniors have welcomed them into the program, and they’ve got the younger kids excited about cross country.”

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Arv Koontz contributed to this story.

IN THE NEWS - Senior Focus

2011-10-28T07:16:00.000-07:00

Senior Focus: Ben Franke
Seymour High School

October 28, 2011 1:42 AM
By ARV KOONTZ
Ben Franke says it takes perseverance to be successful in athletics.

When Franke was running cross country his freshman year at Trinity Lutheran, his goal was to break 20 minutes. On Saturday, he will be running in the state meet with the Seymour team. He set his personal record (17:13) at the Brown County Semistate last Saturday.

“To break 17 (minutes) is my goal,” he said of the state meet. “Perseverance is the key to it because in seventh grade, I walked my first meet. I was not very good, but with the help of coaches and with God-given ability, I was able to become better and now I’m on a state-qualifying team.”

He said he improved his time by 53 seconds this season.

“We run as a team,” he said. “We had this common goal at the beginning of the season to make it to state. There were some rough spots. We had some down meets, but we never strayed away from that goal.”

Franke said he has liked running on the different courses.

“That is something that is unique about cross country,” he said. “In basketball, the rim is a certain height and the courts are a certain dimension. In cross country, you could run hilly courses or flat courses. You can run on dirt, grass, gravel, roads, you have it all.”

He said he has had to learn how to pace himself.

“You can’t go out too fast or you’ll get winded by halfway through the race,” he said. “Luke (Tormoehlen) usually helps pace me on the first mile, and then if I want to go, I go, or if I want to stay with him, I stay with him.”

In track and field, Franke ran the mile, 2-mile and 3,200 relay at Trinity, and he hopes to concentrate on the individual events at Seymour.

“The mile has been my favorite event that I’ve come to love,” he said. “Breaking 4:40 this year is my goal.”

Franke said he began running cross country in seventh grade at Immanuel Lutheran School, but he didn’t begin his track career until his freshman year.

“I never really was fast,” he said. “(Cross country) is longer and I can strategize more, and that is something I like. You can make up for mistakes easier in a (longer) race. In the 100, if you get a bad start, you’re done.”

He said he may try to run in college.

Ben Franke file

PARENTS: Tom and Nancy Franke

SIBLINGS: Rachel, Matthew, Daniel, Rebekah

SPORTS: Cross country 4 years, track and field 4 years, bowling 2 years

FAVORITE COURSE: “I liked the Northview Church course in Carmel at the FlashRock Invitational.”

MEETS: “It was nice to have a conference meet. I had never done something like that before, but I also do miss some of the smaller meets that Trinity ran in.”

ATTENDING SHS: “It’s been a little different going from a school of 150 to a school of 1,100.”

ORGANIZATIONS: Fellowship of Christian Athletes, D.A.R.E. Role Model, 4-H, drama

FUTURE PLANS: Attend college and major in business

2011-10-26T10:04:00.001-07:00

Pep Session!!

2011-10-26T06:42:00.000-07:00

There will be a pep session Thursday evening at 6:30 in the high school gymnasium for volleyball and boys cross country. The band and cheerleaders will be there. The younger volleyball girls will be doing a skit for the volleyball team. Athletes will be introduced and coaches will speak.

If you have suggestions of things to include, etc., please let Coach Fife know!

Runner In The News - Other than for running

2011-10-25T06:03:00.001-07:00

Ryan Clay plays the alto sax with the Seymour High School Marching Owls in the American Legion parking lot after the band participated Monday night in the annual Seymour Evening Lions Club Halloween Parade.

Tribune photo by Dan Davis

IN THE NEWS - Senior Focus

2011-10-25T05:59:00.000-07:00

Senior Focus: Luke Tormoehlen
Seymour High School

October 25, 2011 12:10 AM
By ARV KOONTZ

Luke Tormoehlen says cross country and track and field are like all other high school sports in that you have to work hard to have success.

“I’ve gotten a lot of life lessons through hard work,” the Seymour senior said of distance running. “Mileage is the key, and you’re not going to get anywhere unless you put in the mileage. I run throughout the summer, and I’ve peaked at 70 miles a week for five weeks.”

Tormoehlen said he ran 350 miles over a 35-day period, and he felt that was a good base coming into the cross country season.

For most of the fall season, Tormoehlen has been the Owls’ No. 3 runner. The Owls had second-place finishes in conference, sectional, regional and the pre-state meet at Brown County.

“We have five seniors, and they all have the same goal,” he said. “One of the goals at the camping trip was to go to state, and at one of the cross country camps I went to, the Bloomington South coach said, ‘You go as your seniors go,’ and I’ve made that a point that we’re going to state. I lead by example.”

Tormoehlen ran his career-best time of 16:56 at semistate on Saturday, and that put him on the school career record board.

“I try to hit my first K in a certain time, and not too fast because I don’t want to go into oxygen debt early so I can come back with a strong last two miles,” he said. “That is most important.”

Tormoehlen said he blocks out the heat.

“I like any kind of inclement weather,” he said. “I like competing in that because I think I have a mental edge. Other guys might take that as a disadvantage. I think if it’s hot, it’s hot. The 50s to 60s is PR (personal record) weather. That’s where most of the world records are broken.”

When the team runs in the state meet on Saturday, Tormoehlen said, “We want to compete. We’re not just happy to be there. I hope we can get in the top 20 teams.”

In the spring, Tormoehlen will be running the mile and two-mile in track and field.

“I hope to break 10 minutes in the two-mile and break 4:30 in the mile,” he said. “It will take more quality miles in the winter. I’ll take two weeks off, and then start back up again at around 30 miles a week. You get paced better on the track because you can hit your spots.”

The Owls have won five straight track and field sectional titles, and Tormoehlen said, “I want to win another sectional championship. Our distance is going to have to carry us because we lost a lot of sprinters.”

Luke Tormoehlen file

PARENTS: Joe and Robin Tormoehlen

SIBLINGS: Jack, Trent, Nate

SPORTS: Cross country 4 years, track and field 4 years, basketball 2 years

HIGHLIGHTS: Helping the Owls win cross country sectional and regional titles in 2009 and 2010 and qualify for state in 2011, and win track and field sectional titles in 2009, 2010 and 2011

COURSES: “My favorite course is Brown County. It’s flat, it’s fast and the grass is short. I’ve ran on the Bedford course since sixth grade, and Brown County is probably the second-most I’ve ran on.”

HOME TRACK MEETS: “I like our track a lot because I like the surface of it, and I like the atmosphere because some meets we draw a crowd.”

ATTENDING SHS: “I like the academic opportunities they provide through AP (advanced placement) courses and college-level classes that other schools don’t. The teachers work hard, and they allow the students to flourish.”

ORGANIZATIONS: National Honor Society (president), Student Government, Key Club, Renaissance, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Super Bowl Host Committee (First and Green Initiative)

FUTURE PLANS: Attend Indiana University and major in business

Owl runners qualify for state meet - IN THE NEWS

2011-10-24T06:10:00.000-07:00

Season ends for 2 other county teams, BC's Lockman

October 24, 2011 12:41 AM
By DENNIS DUNN - The Tribune/Tribtown.com

NASHVILLE — The last time the Seymour boys cross country team advanced to the state meet was in 2007.

At Saturday’s Brown County Semistate at Eagle Park, the Owls punched their ticket back to state with a sixth-place finish, scoring 234 points, four ahead of seventh-place Terre Haute North.

“We know we are in the top six, and it just feels awfully good,” Owls coach Randy Fife said. “We went to the state in 2007, and the ’08, ’09, and the ’10 teams set a goal to go to the state, and this ’11 team was no different. I told them that they had a chance to do that, and boy, they answered the bell today. They ran well.

“I looked at the results from the seventh- and eighth-place teams, and they pretty much burned us on the first three runners, but our sixth and seventh runners don’t score for us, but they pushed back scores for the other team and that is how we made it. We didn’t necessarily make it just on our top five. We made it with six and seven running well.”

North Harrison was a repeat winner, scoring 66 points to claim the crown. Bloomington South was second (70), followed by Bedford North Lawrence (141), Evansville North (177) and Terre Haute South (189).

Caleb Kerr of Evansville North was the individual champion in 15:25, and the Owls’ Joe Trueblood was 25 seconds behind and placed 10th. Jack Tormoehlen placed 63rd in 16:52, Luke Tormoehlen was 65th in 16:56, Ian Hensen was 75th in 17:11 and Ben Franke rounded out the scoring by placing 78th in 17:13.

It was an adventure for Franke, who was making his first appearance at semistate as a senior. Coming down a straightaway close to the 2-mile mark, he crossed over in the path of another runner. Somehow, that runner brought his spikes down on the back of Franke’s leg and caught him on the top of his calf muscle and went down to his ankle, leaving a trail of blood going down his leg.

In the process, Franke lost his left shoe and ran the final 1.25 miles with only one shoe on. After all of that, he still ran his personal-best time.

“I cut someone off at the 3K mark and he got high enough and cut my leg down and took my shoe with it,” Franke said. “I ended up running the last 2K with one shoe and still PR’d. I was happy with that race. I was deciding if I should stop and put it back on as it was half on, so I decide to kick it off.

“It was different,” he added of the experience. “With the adrenaline, you couldn’t feel much pain during the race, but afterwards, it sunk in and hurt a little bit.”

Girls teams from Trinity Lutheran and Seymour both achieved their goal of reaching semistate, but it wasn't meant to be for either team to advance to state. Seymour placed 15th with 376 points and Trinity placed 17th with 386 points.

The winning team, Terre Haute North, had five runners in the top 15, including the overall winner in junior Chanli Mundy, who toured the course in 18:30. Bloomington South was second (102), followed by Evansville Memorial (114), Terre Haute South (170), Heritage Hills (213) and New Albany (230).

Trinity senior Taylor Royalty won the sectional and regional races, but at semistate, she became drained after the 2-mile mark and placed 17th in 19:34, missing the cutoff to state by two places and one second.

As for the rest of Royalty’s teammates, Erika Horton was 94th (21:37), Danielle Shelley was 114th (21:59), Brittaney VonDielingen was 118th (22:08) and Ally Posey was 132nd (22:35).

“I am happy for some of our girls, as I know Horton had a PR and I think we had two others,” Lady Cougars coach Andy Royalty said. “I was real proud of the run that Brittaney, Danielle and Erika displayed today. Allison did a real good job, and as for Taylor, we don’t know what really happened to her.

“She just didn’t feel good and is just mentally drained, and I don’t understand it after two good races. She just didn’t have it today, and we were hoping for a top five. After the second mile, she looked like she was not comfortable at all. I was disappointed overall because coming in, we had such high hopes of doing something at the state meet.”

As for the Lady Owls, Zoey Johnson broke the 21-minute mark for the first time this year by finishing in 20:33 for 47th place. Madison Hays was 86th (21:23), Alicia Pollert was 88th (21:28), Mariah Lewis was 122nd (22:14) and Taylor Spivey was 130th (22:33).

“(Johnson) has been stuck around all season the 21-minute mark, and it was great to see her get past that barrier and have a good race,” Lady Owls coach Spencer Sunbury said. "We try to get them to pack up to help push each other, and today, everyone was pushing the whole time.

“Our main goal this season was to get out to the semistate, and they came through. From top to bottom, they ran well today. It was a great race for the whole team, and I am proud of their finish.”

Senior Hope Lockman was the only runner for Brownstown Central, and she failed to advance by placing 28th in 20:02. Lockman qualified for the state meet the past three years.

“We were hoping to get to state, and it didn’t work out because it was such a fast field,” Lady Braves coach Dan Botkin said. “We are disappointed and Hope is really disappointed. She went out strong and ran her quickest time of the year, but it was that the competition was tough. She gave it her best, and I hate it that she made it her first three years and didn’t make it this year.”

The Seymour boys will run at 1 p.m. on Saturday at the LaVern Gibson Championship Cross Country Course at the Wabash Valley Sports Center in Terre Haute. The girls meet will follow at 1:45 p.m.

Results:
Brown County Semistate

At Nashville

Boys

Team scores (top 6 advance to state): North Harrison 66, Bloomington South 70, Bedford North Lawrence 141, Evansville North 177, Terre Haute South 189, Seymour 234, Terre Haute North 238, Perry Central 247, Evansville Memorial 275, South Knox 313, Bloomington North 315, New Albany 316, Silver Creek 323, Martinsville 324, Barr-Reeve 355, Forest Park 373, Jennings County 392, Floyd Central 426, Castle 436, Salem 447

Winner: Caleb Kerr (EN) 15:25

Seymour: 10-Joe Trueblood 15:50, 63-Jack Tormoehlen 16:52, 65-Luke Tormoehlen 16:56, 75-Ian Hensen 17:11, 78-Ben Franke 17:13, 93-Raul Varela 17:30, 105-Tyler Hatton 17:37

Girls

Team scores (top 6 advance to state): Terre Haute North 48, Bloomington South 102, Evansville Memorial 114, Terre Haute South 170, Heritage Hills 213, New Albany 230, Martinsville 248, Bloomington North 248, Floyd Central 257, Salem 280, Perry Central 295, Silver Creek 300, Jasper 341, Gibson Southern 347, Seymour 376, Evansville Mater Dei 376, Trinity Lutheran 386, Bedford North Lawrence 417, Evansville Harrison 448, Castle 532

Winner: Chanli Mundy (THN) 18:30

Seymour: 47-Zoey Johnson 20:33, 86-Madison Hays 21:23, 88-Alicia Pollert 21:28, 122-Mariah Lewis 22:14, 130-Taylor Spivey 22:33, 133-Alexis Beed 22:36, 148-Maria Garcia 23:53

Trueblood, Royalty win regional races

2011-10-17T05:55:00.000-07:00

3 county CC squads, BC's Lockman earn semistate berths

October 17, 2011 12:29 AM
By ZACH SPICER

BEDFORD — Joe Trueblood, Taylor Royalty and Hope Lockman represented Jackson County well in Saturday’s Bedford North Lawrence Regional.

Trueblood, a senior member of the Seymour cross country team, won the boys race in 16:08, while Royalty, a Trinity Lutheran senior, jumped way ahead in the girls race and won in 19:02 and Lockman, a Brownstown Central senior, moved into second place and maintained, finishing in 20:16.

All three advance to this Saturday’s Brown County Semistate. The upside for Trueblood and Royalty is their teammates will be joining them, as the Seymour boys placed second with 66 points and the Trinity girls finished third with 90 points. The top five teams and individuals within the top 15 qualified for semistate.

The other county team advancing to semistate is the Seymour girls, as the Lady Owls claimed fifth place with 122 points. Neither Brownstown team qualified, with the girls placing seventh with 165 points and the boys finishing 10th with 239 points.

BNL won the boys meet with 24 points, and Salem was the girls champion, scoring 67 points, 10 ahead of second-place Silver Creek.

At recent big meets, Trueblood went out fast and held the lead before letting a few runners slip by. On Saturday, he went with a different strategy — and it worked.

“I didn’t take the lead until later in the race, and I feel like that helped and it gave me more confidence,” Trueblood said. “And when I took it today, I took it to win.”

Early on, Trueblood stayed near leader Jeremy Johnson of Austin.

“My goal was just to go out with him,” Trueblood said. “Around the 2-mile, I could tell he was dying, so I started talking to him. I told him Bedford was coming behind us and I needed him to go with me. (Soon after) I looked at him and he didn’t look good at all, so I decided to take the lead. Going back into the woods is when I really just decided to go without him.”

Winning as a senior was a big deal for Trueblood, and he finished with a season-best time.

“It feels amazing,” he said. “I crossed the finish line and I had a smile on my face. I liked it.”

Owls coach Randy Fife said Trueblood “ran the kind of race that he needs to run.”

“We thought if we’re going to run well, we’re just going to get up front. That’s how Joe runs,” Fife said. “He’s had some nice races doing that, and he’s going to have to do that next week at semistate with the field that is coming in with all of the talent and all of the front-runners.

“We decided to let him go again this meet, and it worked out,” Fife added. “That’s quite an accomplishment being a regional champion, so we’re proud of him for his effort.”

Fife brought the rest of his runners back for the first mile and had them go out a little slower. Jack Tormoehlen placed 15th, Ben Franke 17th, Luke Tormoehlen 20th and Ian Hensen 21st, finishing between 17:12 and 17:35.

“I think it worked well for some of them, I think especially for Ben Franke, who ran 17:22. That’s a good race for him. Probably a little slow for Ian and Luke and Jack,” Fife said. “Overall, a good day for us. I think it’s going to give us some confidence heading into next week.”

In the girls meet, it didn’t take long for Royalty to gain separation from Lockman and Salem’s Sydney Calhoun.

“We were pleased with that,” Lady Cougars coach Andy Royalty said of his daughter winning. “She was again just trying to focus on doing what she could to help the team advance, and that’s what we got out of her.”

Erika Horton was Trinity’s second finisher, placing 17th in 21:45, while Ally Posey was 29th, Danielle Shelley 31st and Brittaney VonDielingen 34th, finishing between 22:19 and 22:40.

“They all did a terrific job, but Allison Posey was the superstar of the day,” Royalty said. “Erika did a tremendous job, Brittaney and Danielle did what we expected out of them, but Posey was just the hero of the day for us, just completely happy with her. She went from being our seventh runner to finishing fifth at sectional and got third for us today, and she has just decided she’s come to race.”

Horton, a junior, was happy to see the team earn a trip to semistate for the second straight year.

“We all knew what we had to do, and we came out here and did what we had to do,” Horton said. “We’re all excited, and we’re happy we did what we did. We wanted to go to semistate, that was one of our main goals. And we would really like to go to state, but we’ll all have to push for that.”

Lockman posted a season-best time in earning her fourth straight trip to semistate. She passed Calhoun on the second lap and held onto her position.

“I do not like uneven numbers,” Lockman said. “I was in third place before I passed her, so I was either going to get second or fourth and I didn’t want to get fourth. I just kept thinking in my mind that I have to beat this girl. I’ve beat her the past three meets, so I had to beat her now. When I passed her, I’m like, ‘OK, I’ve got to keep this pace the whole time.’”

Lady Braves coach Dan Botkin said, “I wanted to see Hope get second. You know you can’t beat Royalty. We wanted (Lockman) to beat everybody else, and she did what she had to do. Brielle Schumpe ran her fastest time of the year, and she did a great job. Other than that, we just got beat.”

Zoey Johnson finished sixth in 21:02 to lead the Seymour girls, but the Lady Owls were without their No. 2 runner, Madison Hays. Alicia Pollert stepped up and finished 16th, while Mariah Lewis was 36th, Taylor Spivey 42nd and Alexis Beed 45th.

“We’ve talked all season that we’re a pretty deep team and we can pick up slack, and that’s what they did today,” Lady Owls coach Spencer Sunbury said. “Alicia had a great race. She wasn’t really happy with her race on Tuesday, and she came back and had a great race for us today. Mariah Lewis stepped up and ran a little stronger today, so it was just a matter of people stepping up and taking care of it.”

Pollert, a junior, was glad to see the team pull together.

“We’ve been running a lot more as a pack together,” Pollert said. “We had team bonding (Friday) night to get together, and we try to encourage everybody, build up the confidence and everything…It feels awesome to advance. It’s great and feels amazing.”

Brownstown boys coach Otha Smith felt senior Ellis Gallion had a chance of advancing to semistate as an individual, but Gallion finished 28th in 17:45, which was 37 seconds slower than Tuesday’s sectional when he placed seventh.

“He hurt his knee Tuesday and went ahead and ran and ran fairly well, but he’s been going to the doctor the last three days and I don’t know how much that had to do with it,” Smith said. “If he would have ran his sectional time, he would have gotten about 12th, and he wasn’t even anywhere close to that, so that was a real bummer.”

Brownstown’s second finisher was Ryan Franklin, placing 41st in 18:38.

The top five boys and girls teams from the BNL Regional along with the top five teams from the Brown County, Crawford County and Pike Central regionals will be at Saturday’s Brown County Semistate. It’s set to begin at 10:30 a.m. The top 15 individuals and top six teams will advance to the state finals.

Results: Bedford North Lawrence Regional At Bedford

Boys

Team scores: Bedford North Lawrence 24, Seymour 66, Jennings County 118, Silver Creek 120, Salem 154, Switzerland County 155, Madison 164, Jeffersonville 176, Eastern (Pekin) 196, Brownstown Central 239

Winner: Joe Trueblood (Sey) 16:08

Other Seymour: 15-Jack Tormoehlen 17:12, 17-Ben Franke 17:22, 20-Luke Tormoehlen 17:34, 21-Ian Hensen 17:35, 27-Raul Varela 17:44, 39-Ryan Emigh 18:27

Girls

Team scores: Salem 67, Silver Creek 77, Trinity Lutheran 90, Bedford North Lawrence 102, Seymour 122, Southwestern (Hanover) 164, Brownstown Central 165, Madison 180, Jennings County 190, Scottsburg 194

Winner: Taylor Royalty (TL) 19:02

Seymour: 6-Zoey Johnson 21:02, 16-Alicia Pollert 21:42, 36-Mariah Lewis 22:50, 42-Taylor Spivey 23:16, 45-Alexis Beed 23:18, 47-Maria Garcia 23:25, 51-Brianna Gillaspy 23:39

5 county CC squads advance to regional - IN THE NEWS

2011-10-12T07:06:00.000-07:00

Trinity's Royalty sets sectional course record

October 12, 2011 12:51 AM
By ZACH SPICER, The Tribune - Tribtown.com

BEDFORD — Taylor Royalty was going for the win in Tuesday’s Bedford North Lawrence Sectional.

Once the Trinity Lutheran senior was within the final mile of the race, though, her father and coach, Andy Royalty, realized she could set the cross country sectional course record.

Taylor gained separation from Brownstown Central senior Hope Lockman and finished first in 18:51, which broke the record by 15 seconds.

“I was just trying to go for the win, just doing what I had to do today,” Taylor said. “The record was just kind of icing on the cake.”

To qualify for Saturday’s regional at Bedford, teams had to place in the top five in the boys and girls meets, and individuals could move on if they were in the top 15.

The BNL boys defended their home course, having all five runners finish in the top six and recording 18 points for the win ahead of second-place Seymour, which had 48. In third was Salem (116), followed by Eastern (Pekin) (143) and Brownstown Central (143). Of the three other Jackson County teams, Trinity finished 11th with 278 points, Crothersville was 12th with 304 and Medora only had two runners.

On the girls’ side, Salem scored 51 points for the win, slipping past BNL, which tallied 62. Trinity was third with 70, Seymour had 78 and Brownstown claimed the fifth spot with 116 points. Crothersville and Medora fielded incomplete teams.

Going into sectional, Taylor knew what time she needed in order to set the sectional record.

“My dad told me over in the woods (in the final mile) my time and I could break it if I wanted to,” Taylor said. “At the end, probably the last 200 (yards), I kind of picked it up to be able to just give it all I had and try to get my time down.”

Andy was proud of Taylor’s efforts, as she finished under 19 minutes for the first time of the season.

“About the second mile, she really just kind of cut out on her own,” Andy said. “When she got to the 2 ½-mile, she saw that she had a chance at the sectional record, so she went for it and she was able to break it by 15 seconds. She’s really come on, and she’s hitting where we need her to hit at the right time.”

Of the other Trinity runners, Erika Horton placed ninth in 21:41, while Brittaney VonDielingen, Danielle Shelley and Ally Posey finished under 23 minutes.

“Erika Horton, her focus has been making sure she got in the top 15 and she wanted to make sure she could advance regardless, and she stepped up today and she did it,” Andy said. “Brittaney VonDielingen and Danielle Shelley did an awesome job, and then my big sleeper today was Allison Posey. She’s ran seventh for us all year, and she stepped up today and came to run and placed fifth for us.”

Zoey Johnson and Madison Hays finished fourth and fifth, respectively, to lead Seymour.

“We have been running strong here at the end of the season, and I was a little concerned if we would be able to continue that today, and they did,” Lady Owls coach Spencer Sunbury said. “Hats off to them. They came out and they laid it out there and ran a strong race, and that was what I was looking for.”

Brownstown’s Lockman held onto her second-place position throughout the race, finishing in 20:29. Lady Braves coach Dan Botkin noted Jenna Hackman, Brielle Schumpe, Alyson Nash and Kari Brown all had personal records.

“That was a good, solid run by Hope,” Botkin said. “She was up there with Taylor for a while. Then, they got in the woods and made a big gap, but that’s what (Royalty) does, she’s strong.”

Chandler Nehrt led Crothersville with a 50th-place finish, while Justice Dean and Ashley Lambert finished 51st and 52nd, respectively, for Medora. Medora coach Matt Myers said Dean improved by four minutes since her last run at the BNL course.

In the boys race, Seymour senior Joe Trueblood went out strong and maintained the lead over a pack of five BNL runners. As they approached the woods, BNL’s Arthur Cross-Najafi passed Trueblood, and near the finish line, Lane Barrett slipped by. Cross-Najafi was timed in 16:19, Barrett 16:26 and Trueblood 16:29.

“Joe ran 16:29 and really did a lot of that on his own, just got caught maybe the last 800 meters,” Owls coach Randy Fife said. “Had he had some people to race with, I think he would have beat the Bedford kids. I fully expect that he can beat the Bedford kids come semistate, so that will give us a little bit of push and help us.”

Seymour had its next four guys finish in the top 15, and the top six runners broke 18 minutes. Fife said he would like to see one or two guys get under 17 minutes.

“We think we can run a little better, and we’re going to have to at semistate,” Fife said. “Saturday, we’re going to come back over here and Bedford is going to win again and we’re going to get second or third and we’re going to advance to semistate, and that’s when it gets tough.”

Brownstown senior Ellis Gallion had a strong race, taking seventh place in 17:08. Ryan Franklin was 20th and Hagan Reynolds was 29th, and they each had PRs.

“(Gallion) ran well, and I’m hoping his best race is still ahead because we’re thinking he can make semistate,” Braves coach Otha Smith said. “Hagan took a minute off at the conference and took another 20-some seconds off today, so Hagan’s really come on strong at the end.

“Our fifth guy (Shane Hickman) ran a really strong race,” Smith added. “It was 20:11, but that was considerably better than he had been running, and he’s fighting a knee injury, too. He was hurting the whole time and really dug deep.”

Jonathan Rollins led Trinity, placing 42nd, Caleb Minton led Crothersville, placing 51st, and Chase Hurley was Medora’s first finisher, placing 56th.

“The times went down. That’s what our main goal was, and we just improved over the course of the season,” said Trinity coach Bryan Ault, who wrapped up his first year as head coach. “We’re not losing anybody, and it’s a good springboard for next year. I’m enthused for next year.”

Myers, who also finished his first year as head coach, said Kyle Tharp had a PR by one minute and was nearly five minutes faster than the last race at the BNL course. Hurley is the team’s only senior.

“Every runner improved by a lot from their first meet of the season at Bedford,” Myers said. “As a first-year coach, we’ve experienced a lot of injuries, but in the end, everyone stuck together and did their very best.”

Saturday’s regional will begin at 10:30 a.m. The top 15 individuals and the top five teams will advance to the Brown County Semistate, which is set for Oct. 22.

Results: Bedford North Lawrence Sectional at Bedford

Boys

Team scores (top five advance to regional): Bedford North Lawrence 18, Seymour 48, Salem 116, Eastern (Pekin) 143, Brownstown Central 143, Mitchell 169, Orleans 172, West Washington 234, Springs Valley 248, Paoli 254, Trinity Lutheran 278, Crothersville 304, incomplete: Medora

Winner: Arthur Cross-Najafi (BNL) 16:19

Seymour: 3-Joe Trueblood 16:29, 9-Luke Tormoehlen 17:18, 10-Jack Tormoehlen 17:19, 11-Ian Hensen 17:29, 15-Ben Franke 17:41, 18-Raul Varela 17:59, 26-Tyler Hatton 18:24

Girls

Team scores (top five advance to regional): Salem 51, Bedford North Lawrence 62, Trinity Lutheran 70, Seymour 78, Brownstown Central 116, Paoli 128, Mitchell 169, Eastern (Pekin) 223, Orleans 235, incomplete: Crothersville, Medora

Winner: Taylor Royalty (TL) 18:51

Seymour: 4-Zoey Johnson 20:58, 5-Madison Hays 21:06, 17-Taylor Spivey 22:25, 21-Alicia Pollert 22:41, 31-Brianna Gillaspy 23:07, 37-Mariah Lewis 23:24, 38-Alexis Beed 23:35

Lady Owls win at Brown County; boys place 2nd - IN THE NEWS - The Tribune - Tribtown.com

2011-10-05T05:31:00.000-07:00

NASHVILLE — The Seymour girls cross country team claimed its first first-place finish of the season on Tuesday night, winning the Pre-State Invitational at Brown County’s Eagle Park.

The Lady Owls scored 91 points, while host Brown County edged Eastern Greene 103-104 for second place in the 10-team meet.

Cathedral picked up the win in the boys meet, scoring 47 points, and Seymour was second with 89. There were 11 teams in that meet.

Zoey Johnson led the Lady Owls, finishing ninth in 21:26, and Alicia Pollert was two places and nine seconds back.

“It was nice winning, but we just ran well and we had PRs (personal records) all over the place,” Lady Owls coach Spencer Sunbury said. The PRs were by Taylor Spivey, Alexis Beed, Mariah Lewis, Brianna Gillaspy, Mia Klaes, Macy Hall and Karmen Johnson.

“It was a good boost,” Sunbury added. “The girls were as excited about their times as they were about winning. It was just good to see them run a good race. We have been talking the last couple weeks about running our races a little bit differently, and they came out tonight and did that.”

Joe Trueblood led the Seymour boys with a fifth-place finish in 16:36. Jack Tormoehlen cracked 17 minutes, finishing eighth in 16:46, and the Owls’ next six runners broke 18 minutes.

“Where we ran really well, I thought, was probably the middle of our pack,” Owls coach Randy Fife said. “We had eight runners under 18 minutes, which is outstanding for us, and we had another runner that was 18:02. I feel really good about the depth that we’re developing.”

Brown County’s Rose Guingrich won the girls race in 19:42, and Cathedral’s Spencer Clapp won the boys race in 16:03.

The Seymour squads now turn their attention to Tuesday’s sectional at Bedford.

Results: Pre-State Invitational at Nashville

Girls

Team scores: Seymour 91, Brown County 103, Eastern Greene 104, Heritage Christian 110, Greenwood 114, Columbus East 115, Shakamak 123, Jennings County 169, Home School Union 190, Pike Central 283

Winner: Rose Guingrich (BC) 19:42

Seymour: 9-Zoey Johnson 21:26, 11-Alicia Pollert 21:35, 17-Taylor Spivey 22:10, 26-Alexis Beed 22:42, 28-Mariah Lewis 22:49, 29-Brianna Gillaspy 22:53, 34-Maria Garcia 23:08, 47-Mia Klaes 24:12, 57-Abby Morrow 25:30, 59-McCauley Hattabaugh 25:32, 68-Macy Hall 27:21, 69-Betsy Voss 27:30, 71-Karmen Johnson 28:01, 81-Priscilla Cuellar 33:46

Boys

Team scores: Cathedral 47, Seymour 89, Columbus East 93, Greenwood 109, Brown County 109, Jennings County 159, Heritage Christian 175, Pike Central 213, Eastern Greene 239, Shakamak 251, Home School Union 314

Winner: Spencer Clapp (C) 16:03

Seymour: 5-Joe Trueblood 16:36, 8-Jack Tormoehlen 16:46, 21-Ian Hensen 17:21, 25-Luke Tormoehlen 17:25, 33-Raul Varela 17:38, 34-Ben Franke 17:45, 38-Tyler Hatton 17:50, 39-Alex Beaty 17:51, 42-Daniel Hauersperger 18:02, 54-Ryan Emigh 18:28, 69-Dusty Janssen 19:14, 81-Hogan Petro 19:52, 84-Elliott Samons 19:58, 87-Alejandro Clemente 20:08, 88-Laurin Schmidt 20:11, 89-Tyler Klingler 20:17, 94-Austin Trueblood 20:30, 101-Drake Spencer 20:53, 102-Jon Montgomery 20:54, 115-Seth Carter 22:39, 116-Ian Rowland 22:45, 124-Ryan Clay 26:08

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2011-10-03T08:20:00.000-07:00

Owl runners finish 2nd, 4th in HHC
Trueblood, Johnson earn all-conference

By ZACH SPICER

CHARLESTOWN — Zoey Johnson posted her season-best time by a second, while Joe Trueblood was about 25 seconds off of his best.

Both Seymour runners did what they needed to finish in the top seven and earn all-conference honors in Saturday’s Hoosier Hills Conference cross country meet at Charlestown State Park.

Johnson finished fifth in 21:06, and the girls in fourth through seventh place were timed between 21:05 and 21:08. Trueblood led the field of 56 runners through the first two miles before he fell back down the stretch and placed fifth in 16:40.

Out of eight teams, New Albany scored 39 points for the win in the girls meet, followed by Floyd Central with 62, Bedford North Lawrence 80 and Seymour in fourth with 121. In the boys meet, BNL had five runners finish in the top 11, scoring 29 points for the title. Seymour followed with 84 points.

Phoebe Bauer of New Albany won the girls race in 19:55, and BNL’s Arthur Cross-Najafi won the boys race in 16:30.

Johnson, a sophomore, said she had to work her way to the front.

“The start was tough because it’s really narrow, and it just goes straight into the woods,” she said. “But as you go through, starting about the second mile, the course started widening up a little bit, so it was a lot easier.”

This was Johnson’s first HHC meet because early last fall, she suffered a season-ending injury.

“I really wanted to break 20 (minutes), so I was trying to watch my time and I just stayed with a couple girls that were up there,” she said. “I ran with two girls and I tried to stay up with them, and it got me fifth, so I’m happy.”

Early on, it appeared Trueblood was on his way to being the conference champion. But near the 2-mile mark, he cramped up and other runners gained ground.

“I started out strong, and then around the 2-mile, I started cramping and I could hear everybody coming up behind me,” said Trueblood, a senior. “I knew they were getting close, and then when they got to me, I tried going with them, but I had some cramps come up and I just couldn’t hang. Usually, when you can hear (runners nearby), I start to push it more and pick up the pace, but today, I just didn’t have it in me.”

A majority of the course, the runners were running through woods, and Trueblood said that was tough.

“The woods seemed like they went on forever,” he said. “I would say the hardest part was just maintaining focus because there weren’t any fans cheering for you. I was alone for half the race, so it was just me and the woods, pretty much.”

It was Trueblood’s second straight year earning all-HHC. As a sophomore, he earned honorable mention.

Alicia Pollert was the Lady Owls’ second runner, placing 23rd in 22:09, and Madison Hays, Taylor Spivey and Alexis Beed finished 30th, 31st and 32nd.

“We’ve seen little packs (throughout the season),” Lady Owls coach Spencer Sunbury said, “but usually they’ve been toward the back of the group. But now, we’ve got that top seven starting to pack up. Our goal is to get that pack a little closer to our third runner, and we’re working on that, but it was nice to see them working together today.”

Johnson and Beed had personal records, with Beed finishing in 22:58.

“(Johnson) got a little pushed back there at the beginning of the race, but she usually comes on strong midway through the race, and she did that today,” Sunbury said. “She’s taking control of being our No. 1 runner and she’s running like a No. 1 runner now, and today was a big step for her.”

As a team, Sunbury thought the girls maintained consistency.

“On this course, in my opinion, to stay consistent with what we’ve been doing is an accomplishment,” he said. “I felt like we were the fourth-best team here, and we came out and ran with (the top teams) and ran strong, and it’s a big improvement from last year.”

Ben Franke was the boys team’s second runner, placing 16th, while Jack Tormoehlen was 18th, Ian Hensen was 21st and Luke Tormoehlen was 24th. They finished between 17:21 and 17:43.

“Joe tends to run better from the front,” Owls coach Randy Fife said, “so the strategy today was to go out and get to the front and see what happens. He held on and got fifth place and was all-conference, so that’s a nice accomplishment. We’re a pretty strong conference, typically, so when you’re all-conference, that’s really solid.”

Fife knew it would be tough to beat BNL, which is ranked in the top 25 in the state. He also said it’s tough because over the last few years, Seymour has finished second to three different teams.

“When I first started coaching, my goal was to be in the top half of the conference every year, and we had to work hard just to get there,” he said. “It seems like now we lead the conference in second-place finishes. We are perennially one of the stronger teams in the conference, but we have yet to be the strongest team in the conference in a given year.”

The Seymour teams now turn their attention to the final meet of the regular season, the Brown County Invitational, on Tuesday. A week after that is the sectional at Bedford.

“Our ultimate goal is to qualify for the state meet,” Fife said, “so that semistate course (at Brown County) is a place where we want to get over there and race and get a little more experience before we head into sectional and regional.”

Results:
Hoosier Hills Conference meet at Charlestown

Boys

Team scores: Bedford North Lawrence 29, Seymour 84, New Albany 103, Floyd Central 111, Jennings County 115, Columbus East 131, Madison 157, Jeffersonville 177

All-conference (top 7): Arthur Cross-Najafi (BNL) 16:30, Dalton Smith (CE) 16:33, Lane Barrett (BNL) 16:35, Drew Hirsch (NA) 16:38, Joe Trueblood (S) 16:40, Clayton Orender (BNL) 16:42, Landon Perry (M) 16:44

Other Seymour: 16-Ben Franke 17:21, 18-Jack Tormoehlen 17:25, 21-Ian Hensen 17:33, 24-Luke Tormoehlen 17:43, 32-Tyler Hatton 17:56, 35-Raul Varela 17:58

Junior varsity

Seymour: Alex Beaty 18:19, Daniel Hauersperger 18:41, Dusty Janssen 18:56, Ryan Emigh 19:07, Elliott Samons 19:42, Laurin Schmidt 19:44, Hogan Petro 20:20, Tyler Klingler 20:22, Alejandro Clemente 20:27, Keegan Bowman 20:28, Austin Trueblood 20:37, Seth Carter 20:42, Caleb Reedy 21:14, Jon Montgomery 22:05, Ian Rowland 22:14, Ryan Clay 25:57

Girls

Team scores: New Albany 39, Floyd Central 62, Bedford North Lawrence 80, Seymour 121, Madison 139, Columbus East 141, Jennings County 164, Jeffersonville 197

All-conference (top 7): Phoebe Bauer (NA) 19:55, Gabby Nay (M) 20:33, Alyssa Moore (FC) 20:41, Rachel Bowden (NA) 21:05, Zoey Johnson (S) 21:06, Danielle Page (BNL) 21:07, Teresa Wiczynski (CE) 21:08

Other Seymour: 23-Alicia Pollert 22:09, 30-Madison Hays 22:55, 31-Taylor Spivey 22:56, 32-Alexis Beed 22:58, 35-Mariah Lewis 23:24, 36-Maria Garcia 23:30

Junior varsity

Seymour: Brianna Gillaspy 24:02, Delaney Sunbury 24:50, Keia Blair 25:43, Mia Klaes 26:06, McCauley Hattabaugh 26:14, Kennedy Spencer 26:21, Jessica Kelley 28:57, Karmen Johnson 29:15, Priscilla Cuellar 32:57

IN THE NEWS - The Tribune - Tribtown.com

2011-09-28T05:43:00.000-07:00

BATESVILLE — The meet was divided into large and small school divisions, and team scores also were combined. Both ways, Seymour’s boys team won and the girls were second.

Joe Trueblood led the Seymour boys, finishing second in 16:37, while Jack Tormoehlen, Luke Tormoehlen, Ian Hensen and Ben Franke finished in the top 10 and broke 18 minutes. Tyler Hatton finished in 18-flat.

“We did run well, one under 17 (minutes) and the next four in the 17s, so it was a solid race for us,” Owls coach Randy Fife said, adding that the junior varsity team won that meet and had runners with personal-best times.

For the Lady Owls, Zoey Johnson, Madison Hays and Alicia Pollert had top-10 finishes. Connersville won the large school division with 30 points to Seymour’s 46.

“I thought it was a solid night for us,” Lady Owls coach Spencer Sunbury said. “It’s the time of the year where we want to see consistency and a good effort each time out, and they showed that tonight.”

On Saturday, the Seymour squads will run in the Hoosier Hills Conference meet. Jeffersonville is the meet host, but it will take place at Charlestown State Park.

TRIBUNE REPORTS

Cross Country

Batesville Invitational
At Batesville
(Large School Division)

Boys Varsity Team Results
Seymour 30, Greenfield Central 65, South Dearborn 84, East Central 100, Connersville 103, Franklin County 131.

Winner: Gil Stamm (Connersville)

Seymour: 2-Joe Trueblood 16:37, 3-Jack Tormoehlen 17:14, 5-Luke Tormoehlen 17:26, 8-Ian Hensen 17:31, 10-Ben Franke 17:35, 21-Tyler Hatton 18:00, 24-Raul Varela 18:16

Junior varsity

Seymour wins

Winner: Alex Beaty (S) 18:28

Other Seymour: 2-Daniel Hauersperger 18:33, 3-Dusty Janssen 18:54, 5-Keegan Bowman 18:59, Hogan Petro 20:08, Laurin Schmidt 20:09, Elliott Samons 20:12, Caleb Reedy 20:20, Alejandro Clemente 20:37, Drake Spencer 20:59, Austin Trueblood 21:03, Tyler Klingler 21:04, Jon Montgomery 21:26, Seth Carter 21:41, Ian Rowland 23:41, Ryan Clay 25:15

Girls Varsity Team Results

Team scores: Connersville 30, Seymour 46, Greenfield-Central 70, East Central 89, South Dearborn 113

Winner: Courtney Phillips (C) 20:01

Seymour: 4-Zoey Johnson 21:07, 6-Madison Hays 21:59, 7-Alicia Pollert 22:03, 14-Alexis Beed 23:02, 15-Taylor Spivey 23:08, 18-Maria Garcia 23:13, 19-Mariah Lewis 23:17

Junior Varsity Girls Results
Adrianna Bassard 23:44.7, Brianna Gillaspy 24:47.7, Delaney Sunbury 24:55.3, Mia Klaes 25:54.5, McCauley Hattabaugh 26:14.0, Betsy Voss 26:57.4, Macy Hall 27:01.9, Keia Blair 27:55.4, Jessica Kelley 29:33.3, Priscilla Cuellar 33:49.9

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2011-09-19T05:39:00.000-07:00

FlashRock Invitational - The Tribune, Seymour, Ind.

CARMEL — The Seymour boys and girls teams competed in the Blue Division, and the Owls placed eighth out of 24 teams with 273 points and the Lady Owls were 15th out of 20 teams with 441 points.

Columbus North won the boys (64 points) and girls (53) races.

The Owls were led by Joe Trueblood, finishing 20th in 16:18, while Jack Tormoehlen was 41st in 16:45 and five other runners broke 18 minutes. Trueblood, Jack Tormoehlen and Ben Franke had career-best times.

“Joe went out and was leading through the early part of the race, and that gave him a little bit of confidence. He runs well from the front,” Owls coach Randy Fife said. “Ben Franke is continually running career bests this season. It was a really good day for us, and I’m very happy with how we ran. We beat some good teams today, which was a real positive for us.”

Zoey Johnson led the Lady Owls, placing 68th in 21:09. Alicia Pollert was next, finishing 76th in 21:21.

Seymour’s next meet is the Batesville Invitational on Sept. 27.

FlashRock Results - September 17, 2011

2011-09-17T18:49:00.000-07:00

BOYS VARSITY - Blue

1. COLUMBUS NORTH - 64
2. BLOOMINGTON SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL - 100
3. LAWRENCE CENTRAL H.S. - 107
4. ZIONSVILLE COMMUNITY - 129
5. BEN DAVIS HIGH SCHOOL - 227
6. NOBLESVILLE - 249
7. AVON HIGH SCHOOL - 268
8. SEYMOUR - 273
9. TERRE HAUTE SOUTH- 274
10. CENTER GROVE HIGH SCHOOL - 279
11. GUERIN CATHOLIC - 303
12. FRANKLIN COMMUNITY - 314
13. TERRE HAUTE NORTH HIGH SCHOOL - 351
14. PERRY MERIDIAN - 363
15. SOUTHPORT - 436
16. COLUMBUS EAST - 463
17. INDIAN CREEK - 476
18. WEST VIGO HIGH SCHOOL - 503
19. PIKE HIGH SCHOOL - 516
20. PLAINFIELD - 521
21. CONNERSVILLE HS - 522
22. LAFAYETTE JEFF - 567
23. NEW PALESTINE - 609
24. FRANKFORT HIGH SCHOO - 677

Winner: Carl Smith SR Bloomington South High School 15:28.8

20. Joe Trueblood SR Seymour 16:18.0
41. Jack Tormoehlen SO Seymour 16:45.5
67. Luke Tormoehlen SR Seymour 17:11.0
74. Ben Franke SR Seymour 17:15.7
86. Ian Hensen SO Seymour 17:25.2
110. Tyler Hatton SO Seymour 17:40.7
141. Raul Varela SR Seymour 17:58.3
181. Alex Beaty JR Seymour 18:29.9
186. Daniel Hauersperger FR Seymour 18:34.2
210. Dusty Janssen SO Seymour 19:01.1
213. Keegan Bowman FR Seymour 19:02.2

GIRLS VARSITY - Blue
1. COLUMBUS NORTH - 53
2. NOBLESVILLE - 69
3. AVON HIGH SCHOOL - 83
4. CENTER GROVE - 93
5. BLOOMINGTON SOUTH - 166
6. BROWNSBURG HIGH SCHOOL - 178
7. BREBEUF JESUIT PREPARATORY SCHOOL - 208
8. TERRE HAUTE SOUTH - 211
9. PLAINFIELD - 217
10. PERRY MERIDIAN HIGH SCHOOL - 246
11. LAWRENCE NORTH HIGH SCHOOL - 353
12. GUERIN CATHOLIC - 370
13. RONCALLI - 400
14. NEW PALESTINE - 425
15. SEYMOUR HIGH SCHOOL - 441
16. FRANKFORT HIGH SCHOOL - 503
17. EAST CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL - 540
18. SOUTHWESTERN SHELBY - 556
19. COLUMBUS EAST HIGH SCHOOL - 577
20. CARDINAL RITTER - 595

Winner: 1. Helen Willman SR Noblesville 18:14.1

68. Zoey Johnson SO Seymour 21:09.3
76. Alicia Pollert JR Seymour 21:21.0
124. Adrianna Bassard JR Seymour 22:49.1
129. Maria Garcia SO Seymour 22:57.3
131. Mariah Lewis FR Seymour 23:00.2
132. Taylor Spivey SO Seymour 23:05.2
139. Alexis Beed SO Seymour 23:16.8

JV Boys

1. COLUMBUS NORTH - 60
2. BLOOMINGTON SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL - 81
3. BREBEUF JESUIT PREPARATORY SCHOOL - 107
4. FRANKLIN CENTRAL - 123
5. CATHEDRAL - 124
6. NORTH CENTRAL - 175
7. CENTER GROVE HIGH SCHOOL - 180
8. HAMILTON SOUTHEASTERN - 189
9. ZIONSVILLE COMMUNITY - 239
10. WESTFIELD HIGH SCHOOL - 305
11. FISHERS HS - 314
12. LAWRENCE CENTRAL H.S. - 326
13. AVON HIGH SCHOOL - 463
14. NOBLESVILLE - 474
15. TERRE HAUTE SOUTH - 474
16. RONCALLI HIGH SCHOOL - 508
17. GUERIN CATHOLIC - 518
18. BEN DAVIS HIGH SCHOOL - 551
19. GREENFIELD-CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL - 563
20. PLAINFIELD - 569
21. TERRE HAUTE NORTH HIGH SCHOOL - 635
22. BROWNSBURG HIGH SCHOOL - 639
23. DELTA - 712
24. SEYMOUR - 746
25. PIKE HIGH SCHOOL - 774
26. SOUTHPORT - 791
27. NEW PALESTINE - 835
28. WESTERN BOONE - 850
29. EAST CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL - 872
30. CARDINAL RITTER - 889
31. LAFAYETTE JEFF - 973

Winner: 1. Patrick O'Neil FR Cathedral 16:55.4

184. Elliot Samons SO Seymour 19:39.7
258. Laurin Schmidt SO Seymour 20:16.0
309. Alejandro Clemente JR Seymour 20:47.5
317. Austin Trueblood SO Seymour 20:52.1
323. Nate Kinzie SO Seymour 20:55.3
326. Tyler Klingler FR Seymour 20:56.5
344. Drake Spencer FR Seymour 21:12.7

Girls - JV

1. ZIONSVILLE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL - 89
2. NOBLESVILLE - 92
3. COLUMBUS NORTH - 92
4. WESTFIELD HIGH SCHOOL - 132
5. HAMILTON SOUTHEASTERN - 144
6. FRANKLIN CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL - 147
7. FISHERS HIGH SCHOOL - 162
8. NORTH CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL - 165
9. BLOOMINGTON SOUTH - 225
10. HUNTINGTON NORTH HS - 252
11. CENTER GROVE - 256
12. INDIANAPOLIS CATHEDRAL - 370
13. BROWNSBURG HIGH SCHOOL - 425
14. BREBEUF JESUIT PREPARATORY SCHOOL - 426
15. LAWRENCE NORTH HIGH SCHOOL - 442
16. PIKE HIGH SCHOOL - 468
17. AVON HIGH SCHOOL - 481
18. LAWRENCE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL - 493
19. PLAINFIELD - 583
20. WARREN CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL - 618
21. RONCALLI - 673
22. PERRY MERIDIAN HIGH SCHOOL - 677
23. SEYMOUR HIGH SCHOOL - 705

Winner: 1. Peyton Ali FR Noblesville 20:53.5

212. McCauley Hattabaugh JR Seymour 25:48.0
250. Keia Blair FR Seymour 26:41.1
282. Betsy Voss SO Seymour 27:33.8
290. Macy Hall FR Seymour 27:52.3
291. Kennedy Spencer SR Seymour 27:54.3
306. Karmen Johnson FR Seymour 28:16.9
340. Stephanie Hensen SR Seymour 29:31.3
344. Jessica Kelley FR Seymour 29:42.6

For Overall Race Results:
http://onlineraceresults.com/event/view_event.php?event_id=7382

IN THE NEWS - The Tribune - Tribtown.com

2011-09-12T05:44:00.000-07:00

Brown County Eagle Classic

NASHVILLE — Seymour competed in Class AA of the Brown County Eagle Classic, while Trinity Lutheran ran in Class A.

Out of 17 teams, the Seymour boys scored 245 points and placed eighth out of 17 teams, and the girls scored 368 points and ended up 13th. The Trinity boys scored 514 points and were 18th out of 18 teams, while the girls scored 190 and finished eighth out of 14 teams.

Columbus North won the boys (40) and girls (38) meets in Class AA, Perry Central was the girls winner in Class A with 65 points and North Harrison was the boys winner in Class A with 43 points.

Leading Seymour were Jack Tormoehlen (38th, 17:03) for the boys and Zoey Johnson (48th, 21:22) for the girls, and leading Trinity were Jonathan Rollins (86th, 19:27) for the boys and Erika Horton (30th, 22:16) for the girls. Taylor Royalty, the Trinity girls team’s top runner, was unable to finish the race because of an illness.

“I was very pleased with the performance of Erika, Brittaney (VonDielingen), Danielle (Shelley), Haley (Couch) and Allison Voss,” Lady Cougars coach Andy Royalty said. “Today was a real turning point for our team. Because Taylor was unable to finish the race, it allowed the other girls to test themselves and reach deep and step up and answer the call.”

Trinity boys coach Bryan Ault said, “Time-wise, we did fantastic today, but we took a beating in terms of places. This was a fast course, and our team stood up and ran to their potential today with a lot of season PRs (personal records).”

Trinity’s next meet is Tuesday’s Big Blue Invitational at Jennings County, and Seymour’s next meet is Saturday’s FlashRock Invitational.

TEAM RESULTS - 2011 Brown County Eagle Classic

2011-09-10T20:28:00.000-07:00

Boys Varsity Class A Team Results
1. North Harrison 43; 2. Brown County 123; 3. Perry Central 137; 4. Barr-Reeve 144; 5. Silver Creek 164; 6. Horizon Christian 179; 7. Tell City 181; 8. West Vigo 226; 9. Salem 236; 10. Forest Park 254; 11. Borden 274; 12. Union Co. 285; 13. Austin 320; 14. Eastern Pekin 326

Boys Varsity Class AA Team Results
1. Columbus North 40; 2. Bloomington South 62; 3. Lawrence Central 67; 4. Westfield 150; 5. Terre Haute South 180; 6. Franklin 182; 7. North Central 229; 8. Seymour 245; 9. Terre Haute North 274; 10. New Albany 293; 11. Bloomington North 312; 12. Martinsville 339; 13. Madison 348; 14. Floyd Central 354

Boys JV Results
1. Columbus North 27; 2. Blgtn South 58; 3. Terre Haute South 90; 4. Lawrence Central 125; 5. North Central (Indy) 133; 6. Westfield 147; 7. Seymour 231; 8. Floyd Central 232; 9. Perry Central 239; 10. Eastern (Pekin) 300

Boys Frosh/Soph. Results
1. Blgtn South 60; 2. Columbus North 73; 3. Terre Haute North 89; 4. Floyd Central 112; 5. North Central (Indy) 122; 6. Lawrence Central 141; 7. Blgth North 148; 8. Franklin Community 189; 9. Edgewood 270; 10. North Harrison 271; 11. Seymour 274; 12. East Central 336; 13. Martinsville 381
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Girls Varsity Class A Team Results
1.Perry Central 65; 2. Brown County 85; 3. Salem 90; 4. Silver Creek 114; 5. Union Co. 127; 6. Forest Park 159; 7. Tell City 167; 8. Trinity Lutheran 190; 9. West Vigo 228; 10. Home School Union 263; 11. Greensburg 276; 12. Edgewood 287; 13. Eastern Pekin 298; 14. North Central 429

Girls Varsity Class AA Team Results
1. Columbus North 38; 2. Terre Haute North 77; 3. North Central 115; 4. Bloomington South 141; 5. Terre Haute South 170; 6. Bloomington North 187; 7. Franklin 198; 8. New Albany 225; 9. Lawrence Central 233; 10. Martinsville 238; 11. Floyd Central 252; 12. Bedford North Lawrence 345; 13. Seymour 368; 14. Madison 396

Girls JV Team Results
1. Sacred Heart (Ky) 21; 2. Columbus North 57; 3. Terre Haute North 70; 4. North Central (Indy) 108; 5. Blgtn South 129; 6. Lawrence Central 156; 7. Floyd Central 235; 8. Blgth North 242; 9. Franklin Community 245; 10. Terre Haute South 299; 11. North Harrison 332; 12. Seymour 345

GIRLS RESULTS - 2011 Brown County Eagle Classic

2011-09-10T20:18:00.000-07:00

Girls 5k Run CC V
1 Chanli Mundy 11 Terre Haute North 17:57.11
2 Brenna Poulsen 12 North Central 18:16.44
3 Alex Warzyniak 10 Blgtn South 18:20.77
4 Rachael Sollman 11 Columbus North 18:21.20
5 Nikki Thiede 10 Terre Haute South 18:22.81
6 Mackenzie Caldwell 10 Columbus North 18:23.78
7 Erin Shuffett 12 Columbus North 19:01.48
8 MacKenzie Harris 12 Columbus North 19:11.96
9 Kate Raphael 10 Blgth North 19:16.09
10 Marissa Stephens 12 North Central 19:21.36
11 Phoebe Bauer 11 New Albany 19:22.03
12 Ashley Krulik 12 Martinsville 19:22.75
13 Maria Espinoza 12 Columbus North 19:24.97
14 Katie Loebker 11 Terre Haute North 19:26.21
15 Kyleigh Brown 12 Franklin Community 19:28.47
16 Maddy Roach 11 Lawrence Central 19:29.06
17 Jessi Conley 10 Terre Haute North 19:31.73
18 Rachel Pease 12 South Central 19:33.51
19 Laurel Wolfe 12 Columbus North 19:36.26
20 Christine Sparks 11 Blgth North 19:39.56
21 Annie Mullican 11 Terre Haute North 19:40.16
22 Kelsey Kluesner 12 Martinsville 19:49.96
23 Macey Thornburg 12 Columbus North 19:56.31
24 Gabby Nay 10 Madison 19:57.62
25 Morgan McCarter 9 Franklin Community 20:01.46
26 Mallory Sanders 11 Terre Haute North 20:04.83
27 Rose Guingrich FR Brown County 20:06.33
28 Sydney Devine 11 Indian Creek 20:07.07
29 Julia Thomas 12 East Central 20:09.34
30 Cathryn Peter 11 Perry Central 20:12.07
31 Karolina Kenney 12 Blgtn South 20:13.12
32 Kourtney Clark 10 Terre Haute North 20:16.53
33 Ashton Bosler 9 North Harrison 20:18.06
34 Hanna Landrey 11 Blgth North 20:20.02
35 Renee Risch 9 Union County 20:21.34
36 Rachel Stephens 11 Terre Haute South 20:22.32
37 Sarah Goffinet 12 Tell City 20:23.19
38 Nicole Rahman 10 Forest Park 20:28.39
39 Colleen McGeath 10 North Central 20:29.37
40 Paige Logan 10 North Central 20:36.46
41 Alyssa Moore 11 Floyd Central 20:37.40
42 Sydney Calhoun 9 Salem 20:39.76
43 Ashley Jackson 11 Lawrence Central 20:41.27
44 Ashley Malloy 12 Salem 20:42.75
45 Brandi Roshel 12 Terre Haute North 20:43.77
46 Grace Thompson 12 Blgtn South 20:46.75
47 Ali Burt 9 Blgtn South 20:47.74
48 Alexis Lewandowski 9 Blgtn South 20:49.12
49 Veronica Fickel 9 Blgtn South 20:51.95
50 Erika Pankow 10 North Central 20:53.24
51 Rachel Clemons 12 Silver Creek 20:54.19
52 Sandy Lam 11 Franklin Community 20:54.79
53 Katie Schmidt 10 Terre Haute South 20:55.19
54 Natalie Shanks 9 Terre Haute South 20:55.98
55 Madison Long 11 North Central 21:02.53
56 Megan Thomas 9 Perry Central 21:03.51
57 Brittany Sharp 10 Silver Creek 21:06.07
58 Madison Smith 9 Salem 21:10.95
59 Danielle Page 10 Bedford Nort 21:14.36
60 Rachel Bowden 10 New Albany 21:17.90
61 Sarah Hudson 12 West Vigo 21:20.10
62 Baylee Balgeman 10 Floyd Central 21:20.63
63 Allie Vincent 10 Home School Union 21:21.34
64 Zoey Johnson 10 Seymour 21:22.39
65 Erin Ellefson 11 Lawrence Central 21:22.93
66 Sami Holmes 10 Terre Haute South 21:24.44
67 Kelsey May 10 Blgth North 21:26.04
68 Katie Smith 10 Franklin Community 21:26.40
69 Temple Ricke 10 New Albany 21:26.82
70 Katie Perkins 12 Floyd Central 21:27.22
71 Maggie Shields 9 Silver Creek 21:27.94
72 Lindsay Duffy 12 New Albany 21:29.91
73 Erika Chelales 10 North Central 21:31.23
74 Zoe Doebbler 10 Floyd Central 21:33.40
75 Hanna Guthrie 12 Bedford Nort 21:33.78
76 Madison Hays 9 Seymour 21:34.23
77 Mary Elizabeth You 12 Sacred Heart (Ky) 21:35.46
78 Halee Kaiser 11 New Albany 21:36.64
79 Jamie Bierman 10 Floyd Central 21:37.75
80 Stacey Beckman 12 Terre Haute South 21:38.07
81 Asiyah Din 12 Blgtn South 21:38.47
82 Adriana Seni 12 Lawrence Central 21:39.62
83 Shelby Sonnega 11 Martinsville 21:40.23
84 Susan Schwartz 12 Perry Central 21:49.30
85 Traci Smith 10 Franklin Community 21:49.62
86 Brittany Miller 10 Martinsville 21:49.90
87 Natalie Hollensead 9 North Harrison 21:50.23
88 Nicole Howe 10 Terre Haute South 21:50.62
89 Kylie Kireta 12 Franklin Community 21:50.99
90 Ena Tully 10 Lawrence Central 21:51.33
91 Jessica Theis 9 Perry Central 21:52.24
92 Katie Finch 12 Union County 21:52.80
93 Madison Morris JR Brown County 21:53.96
94 Hanna Goffinet 11 Tell City 21:54.49
95 Macey Roach 11 Lawrence Central 21:57.99
96 Annette Wininger JR Brown County 21:59.46
97 Sarah Lewis SR Brown County 22:00.63
98 Johannah Jackson 11 Forest Park 22:03.31
99 Alli Guthrie 10 Bedford Nort 22:04.30
100 Marie Schwartz 9 Perry Central 22:05.10
101 Angel Rito 11 Martinsville 22:06.21
102 Emily Goecke 9 Union County 22:08.02
103 Anna Lutes SR Brown County 22:08.92
104 Alyssa Conrad Northview 22:10.00
105 Abby Hurt 12 Franklin Community 22:13.69
106 Emily Conrad Northview 22:14.32
107 Erika Horton 11 Trinity Lutheran 22:16.34
108 Mackenzie Crouch 9 Silver Creek 22:25.19
109 Jessica Foster 12 Perry Central 22:25.72
110 Alicia Pollert 11 Seymour 22:26.41
111 Brittaney VonDieli 10 Trinity Lutheran 22:27.87
112 Paige Hess 10 Madison 22:28.77
113 Maggie Driscoll 11 Blgth North 22:29.16
114 Rose Kaforski 9 New Albany 22:30.91
115 Audrey Sweetland 9 Home School Union 22:31.69
116 Jessica Craven 10 Martinsville 22:32.70
117 Acetha Tolerson 11 West Vigo 22:35.21
118 Kimi Wylin 11 Lawrence Central 22:35.92
119 Kayla Smith 11 Salem 22:36.40
120 Leah Harrison 11 Sacred Heart (Ky) 22:43.10
121 Moriah Evans 12 Edgewood 22:44.62
122 Lauren Boshears 10 Bedford Nort 22:45.12
123 Kyla Lathon 9 Salem 22:46.17
124 Corinn Mundy 10 New Albany 22:46.70
125 Teusch Sarah 9 Eastern (Pekin) 22:47.24
126 Ashley Friedrich 10 Jeffersonville 22:47.60
127 Rosa Schwartz 10 Perry Central 22:47.99
128 Danielle Shelley 10 Trinity Lutheran 22:48.36
129 Erin Horning 12 Blgth North 22:53.96
130 Meredith Lipp 12 Sacred Heart (Ky) 22:54.91
131 Courtney Crane 12 Bedford Nort 22:55.82
132 Alexis Schoenefeld 9 East Central 22:56.27
133 Abbie Ewing 11 Floyd Central 22:56.78
134 Kayla Smith 11 Forest Park 22:57.74
135 Liz Richardrson 11 Greensburg 22:58.44
136 Taylor Spivey 10 Seymour 23:00.45
137 Shelby Sharpe 11 Union County 23:00.80
138 Addie Terry 9 Tell City 23:01.27
139 Kate Smith 11 Sacred Heart (Ky) 23:01.88
140 Mariah Blake 9 Tell City 23:03.68
141 Trisha Spivey 9 Union County 23:05.80
142 Taylor Young 12 Edgewood 23:06.20
143 Gracie Elliott 11 Martinsville 23:11.63
144 Brittany Jaynes 9 Madison 23:12.16
145 Morgan Watkins 10 Bedford Nort 23:16.49
146 Sara Herbig 10 Forest Park 23:22.45
147 Ericka Carman 11 Greensburg 23:22.98
148 Haley Couch 10 Trinity Lutheran 23:24.27
149 Maria Garcia 10 Seymour 23:25.48
150 Jennifer Kratzer 12 Union County 23:30.61
151 Sarah Brosmer 10 Forest Park 23:31.98
152 Sierra Bass 12 Union County 23:33.30
153 Riley Judkins 9 Madison 23:34.46
154 Alexis Beed 10 Seymour 23:35.12
155 Allison Voss 10 Trinity Lutheran 23:43.95
156 Lacy Emerson 11 Floyd Central 23:49.36
157 Brianna Gillaspy 11 Seymour 23:49.72
158 Elizabeth Zimnawod 10 Edgewood 23:50.28
159 Hannah Zadell Northview 23:55.15
160 Shelby Kirchgessne 10 Borden 24:01.03
161 Taylor Bunch 10 West Vigo 24:01.66
162 Cat Patton 10 Jeffersonville 24:02.91
163 Megan Law 10 Salem 24:03.99
164 Miranda Coats 9 Silver Creek 24:07.76
165 Shaelynn White 10 West Vigo 24:09.75
166 Dalton Nancy 10 Eastern (Pekin) 24:12.49
167 Paige Vellinger 9 Home School Union 24:12.88
168 Erica Coulter 12 South Central 24:13.95
169 Savanna Haas 10 Forest Park 24:15.03
170 Jessica Backherms 9 Silver Creek 24:21.19
171 Jessica Mendoza 11 Horizon Christian 24:28.23
172 Audrie Terry 9 Tell City 24:33.33
173 Tori Helms 11 Greensburg 24:37.77
174 Eileen Stinnett Northview 24:42.71
175 Erin Hamilton 10 Greensburg 24:43.95
176 Irene Velicer 10 Blgth North 24:47.45
177 Elaine Dawson 10 Indian Creek 24:49.52
178 Makala Willman 12 Trinity Lutheran 24:50.66
179 Heather Nichols 10 Jeffersonville 24:53.28
180 Jo Stakeman Northview 24:53.71
181 Chelsea McNew 12 Eastern (Pekin) 24:58.10
182 Cara Zeigler 9 Greensburg 25:02.28
183 Brittany Vincent 10 Eastern (Pekin) 25:05.97
184 Ellen Mills SO Brown County 25:17.65
185 Libby Gress 11 Forest Park 25:25.83
186 Emily Medsker FR Brown County 25:27.09
187 Abby Ellis 10 Borden 25:32.18
188 Michelle Duke 11 Indian Creek 25:34.52
189 Paris Brock 9 Silver Creek 25:35.27
190 Ashley Fleenor 9 Salem 25:52.28
191 Jill Bosse 10 East Central 25:52.84
192 Tori Nash 10 Tell City 25:55.88
193 Kayla Barrett 9 Jeffersonville 26:13.26
194 Rachel Hamilton 10 Eastern (Pekin) 26:52.91
195 Madeline Duma 10 Home School Union 26:57.26
196 Katy Jones 10 West Vigo 27:06.91
197 Madison Gavin 10 Jeffersonville 27:07.51
198 Jade Mohler 10 Edgewood 27:09.08
199 Kate Ison 11 Madison 27:25.19
200 Amber Higginbotham 11 Eastern (Pekin) 27:37.76
201 Kendra Carlson 10 West Vigo 27:46.53
202 Laura Stenger 12 East Central 27:49.66
203 Olivia Howald Northview 27:59.07
204 Dainah Burnett 10 Eastern (Pekin) 28:11.25
205 Bri Judd 11 Edgewood 28:36.68
206 Tanya Gaynor 10 East Central 28:42.77
207 Taylor Simmons Northview 29:01.31
208 Sebrina Pritchard 9 North Central 29:02.25
209 Hamiton Dickey 9 Jeffersonville 29:15.95
210 Brooklyn Craven 10 Greensburg 29:29.96
211 Galina Carrio 10 North Central 29:38.55
212 Tristan Spoor 11 Edgewood 29:50.06
213 Kiersten Gehring 10 North Central 30:27.94
214 Anna Borengasser 9 Home School Union 31:27.13
215 Morgan McKay 10 Madison 31:31.86
216 Courtney Welp 10 Borden 31:38.97
217 Jessica Hall 10 North Central 31:40.90
218 Ashley Hall 12 North Central 31:41.23
219 Rachel Borengasser 12 Home School Union 31:55.62
220 Connie Wells 12 Edgewood 32:03.19
221 Mikki Flaurr 10 Riverton Parke 32:51.96
222 Alexis Combs 11 Indian Creek 33:24.26
223 Alana Scarbrough 12 North Central 34:37.58
224 Miranda Walters 10 North Central 35:18.76
225 Abby Smyth 11 Madison 37:44.00

Girls 5k Run CC JV
1 Maggie Allen 9 Sacred Heart (Ky) 19:08.60
2 Samantha Simms 9 Sacred Heart (Ky) 19:49.50
3 Caitlyn Carroll 10 Sacred Heart (Ky) 19:56.34
4 Jaclyn Gill 12 Columbus North 20:01.11
5 Betsy Daly 10 Sacred Heart (Ky) 20:25.60
6 Emily Cotterman 12 Terre Haute North 20:33.28
7 Rosemary Yonushoni 9 Columbus North 20:33.72
8 Anna Voskuil 11 Blgtn South 20:44.16
9 Erin Buckallew 10 Terre Haute North 20:52.53
10 Sally Brink 10 Sacred Heart (Ky) 20:56.21
11 Meghan Fox 12 North Central 21:04.38
12 Bethany Westbrook 12 Columbus North 21:08.12
13 Parker Shay 10 Sacred Heart (Ky) 21:08.76
14 Aly Bowman 10 Columbus North 21:09.21
15 Laura Johnson 11 Terre Haute North 21:10.50
16 Kendall Brewer 10 North Central 21:11.21
17 Megan Howes 11 Terre Haute North 21:22.16
18 Mariah Woods 12 North Central 21:24.54
19 Hannah McCarthy 10 Sacred Heart (Ky) 21:27.30
20 Morgan Neal 9 Columbus North 21:27.77
21 Miah Kincer 9 Columbus North 21:28.35
22 Laura Neumayer 10 Sacred Heart (Ky) 21:29.15
23 Lauren Wagner 10 Sacred Heart (Ky) 21:33.01
24 Alex Comingore 9 Blgtn South 21:37.13
25 Kelsey Corr 10 Terre Haute North 21:41.06
26 Erin Ford 9 Sacred Heart (Ky) 21:42.42
27 Lainey Derheimer 10 Blgtn South 21:42.86
28 Olivia Malone 9 Columbus North 21:43.46
29 Olivia Kelley 10 Columbus North 21:44.37
30 Kollette Koehler 11 Lawrence Central 21:47.51
31 Madi Woodard 10 Columbus North 21:48.17
32 Meghan Collins 10 Terre Haute North 21:49.35
33 Alyssa Jackson 11 Lawrence Central 21:54.66
34 Julia Buechler 10 Sacred Heart (Ky) 21:58.51
35 Callie Tonnis 9 Lawrence Central 22:02.18 29
36 Peyton Davis 10 Sacred Heart (Ky) 22:03.59
37 Kayla Dunagan 10 Terre Haute North 22:05.25
38 Macy Wingham 9 Columbus North 22:07.83
39 Alex Mohr 11 North Central 22:08.17
40 Sarah Kincade 9 North Central 22:22.25
41 Caroline Potter 9 Terre Haute North 22:25.41
42 Maddy McDonnel 10 North Central 22:28.85
43 Megan Muzzi 12 Blgtn South 22:30.26
44 Brittney Woolever 9 Lawrence Central 22:30.67
45 Kristin Leeds 9 Franklin Community 22:31.98
46 Caitlyn Barnes 11 Sacred Heart (Ky) 22:32.33
47 Cassie Nale 9 Floyd Central 22:33.66
48 Caroline Varie 10 Lawrence Central 22:37.83
49 Rachel Schmetzer 10 Sacred Heart (Ky) 22:38.48
50 Olivia Kissinger 9 Terre Haute North 22:39.39
51 Bethany Gill 11 Columbus North 22:39.77
52 Allyson Johnson 12 Terre Haute South 22:51.04
53 Ali Ohsland 10 Blgth North 22:52.21
54 Ivy Moore 9 Blgtn South 22:54.53
55 Katie Spoon 9 Columbus North 22:54.97
56 Casey Tranter 11 Franklin Community 22:56.55
57 Jen Tucker 11 Blgtn South 22:56.94
58 Mallory Cammack 10 Terre Haute South 22:57.75
59 Katrina Klingsmith 10 Floyd Central 22:58.45
60 Katie Volkman 10 Floyd Central22:59.38
61 Sarah Worthman 12 Blgth North 23:00.69
62 Bailey Bishop 11 Terre Haute North 23:04.61
63 Sarah Mathena 11 Franklin Community 23:07.58
64 Carrigan Kelsey 9 Columbus North 23:08.55
65 Abby Marguet 11 Floyd Central 23:08.99
66 Morgan Newman-Perr 9 Blgth North 7:27.2 23:09.36
67 Arianna Knight 11 Blgth North 23:13.57
68 Kaylin Bujarsky 11 Franklin Community 23:14.74
69 Ina Francis 12 North Central 23:17.62
70 Kayla Swiatek 10 Sacred Heart (Ky) 23:19.71
71 Brynne Taylor 11 Blgth North 23:21.20
72 Anneliese Toumey 12 North Central 23:22.16
73 Bree Botik-Reeves 10 Blgth North 23:23.07
74 Kenzie Smokstad 10 Terre Haute North 23:23.74
75 Delaney Sunbury 9 Seymour 23:24.38
76 Shelby Lindsey 10 North Harrison 23:27.86
77 Carmen Keehn 11 Floyd Central 23:31.57
78 Rachel Naville 10 Floyd Central 23:32.82
79 Mariah Lewis 9 Seymour 23:33.25
80 Garrielle Rodrique 9 Floyd Central 23:34.47
81 Kaitlyn Barnes 9 Columbus North 23:38.84
82 Bailey Prather 9 Lawrence Central 23:39.56
83 Carly Barton 12 Lawrence Central 23:42.04
84 Brooke Ballard 9 Columbus North 23:44.18
85 Mercedes Manion 10 Blgtn South 23:45.17
86 Emily Skirvin 9 Blgtn South 23:45.62
87 Katie Kabrick 9 Blgtn South 23:46.28
88 Kayla Wagler 11 Barr-Reeve 23:47.12
89 Julia Kane 10 North Central 23:48.08
90 Sydney Patberg 9 Columbus North 23:51.03
91 Tai Mikulecky 10 Blgth North 23:54.01 65
92 Jenni Fifer 10 Floyd Central 23:54.60
93 Indigo Ensign 11 North Central 23:55.04
94 Allison Posey 10 Trinity Lutheran 23:55.57
95 Paige Collins 11 Terre Haute North 23:56.40
96 Sidrah Din 9 Blgtn South 24:00.51
97 Adaline Heitz 11 Floyd Central 24:03.40
98 Emily Ellinger 9 Union County 24:06.13
99 Kristen Mack 11 North Central 24:06.98
100 Callie Poehlein 10 Perry Central 24:08.31
101 Hayley Elliott 9 North Harrison 24:09.57
102 Reagan Kurk 9 Floyd Central 24:10.19
103 Emily Thornton 9 Terre Haute North 24:11.01
104 Peyton McGarry 11 Blgth North 24:12.28
105 Bryn Boatman 12 Blgtn South 24:15.54
106 Madi Kireta 10 Franklin Community 24:18.07
107 Savannah Taylor 9 North Harrison 24:20.56
108 Elicia Schweitzer 11 Lawrence Central 24:22.12
109 Arielle Johnson 12 North Central 24:22.83
110 Jessica Hodson 10 Lawrence Central 24:25.72
111 Mari Bennett 10 Terre Haute South 24:26.13
112 Abbey Stone 11 North Harrison 24:26.74
113 Haley Meyer 9 Floyd Central 24:27.72
114 Olivia Watson 9 North Central 24:28.63
115 Sydney Taylor 12 North Harrison 24:30.38
116 Iris Thompson 9 Columbus North 24:30.96
117 Emma Sappington 9 Terre Haute North 24:31.54
118 Cassidy Brothers 9 Barr-Reeve 24:32.21
119 Katie Stowers 12 Columbus North 24:33.73
120 Madison Smiley 10 Terre Haute North 24:40.36
121 Wendy Breeden 12 Blgtn South 24:40.86
122 Mia Kaes 11 Seymour 24:44.45
123 Kailyn Marshall 12 Union County 24:51.51
124 Ianna Dalina 11 Terre Haute South 24:53.20
125 Katie Driscoll 12 Blgth North 24:55.39
126 Ali Thomas 12 Lawrence Central 24:59.52
127 Natalie Layfield 11 Lawrence Central 25:00.41
128 Kristen Holston 10 North Central 25:04.47
129 Dakota Anderson FR Brown County 25:05.66
130 Sam Losier 10 Terre Haute South 25:06.54
131 Summer Samuels 9 Lawrence Central 25:12.46
132 Amber Lindauer 9 Perry Central 25:16.77
133 Allie Dean 11 North Central 25:17.44
134 Ashlyn Gehlhausen 11 Perry Central 25:30.13
135 Virginia Talley 12 Franklin Community 25:31.67
136 Brenna Friend 12 Franklin Community 25:32.14
137 Vanessa Richardson 11 Terre Haute North 25:34.16
138 Jamison Davis 10 Columbus North 25:35.07
139 Gena Breeden 12 Blgtn South 25:46.33
140 Elizabeth Knotts 9 Floyd Central 25:50.21
141 McCauley Hattabaugh 11 Seymour 25:55.81
142 Mackenzie Bey 11 North Central 26:04.84
143 Olivia Power 10 North Central 26:15.36
144 Alina Thomas 12 Terre Haute South 26:20.54
145 Kierstin Riels 9 Floyd Central 26:24.54
146 Abbey Mattingly 10 North Central 26:27.57
147 Joanna Canfield 11 North Central 26:28.74
148 Beth Maben 10 Blgth North 26:30.54
149 Victoria Saylor 10 Terre Haute South 26:32.89
150 Alexis Todd 9 Columbus North 26:33.98
151 Grace Rohen 9 North Central 26:41.11
152 Rachel Carter 10 Salem 26:46.06
153 Kennedy Spencer 12 Seymour 26:48.54
154 Allison Simmons 10 Martinsville 26:54.33
155 Kara Nicholson 10 Barr-Reeve 27:04.84
156 Kristen Reckelhoff 11 Forest Park 27:06.54
157 Kenzie Langdon 12 Floyd Central 27:08.14
158 Caitlin Withnell 11 Blgtn South 27:09.49
159 Sabrina Adams 9 Blgtn South 27:10.01
160 Cinthia Williams 12 Terre Haute South 27:23.48
161 Rachel Woznicki 12 Tell City 27:33.93
162 Katie Sutton 11 Franklin Community 27:42.79
163 Betsy Voss 10 Seymour 27:57.10 81
164 Keia Blair 9 Seymour 28:05.18 82
165 Taylor Elmer 11 Perry Central 28:16.25
166 Sarah McDonald 10 Blgtn South 28:23.38
167 Jessica Kelley 9 Seymour 28:32.05
168 Shawnee Roark 9 Union County 28:43.40
169 Karmen Johnson 9 Seymour 28:47.08
170 Maggie Cummings 11 North Central 28:47.50
171 Bailey Powell 9 Tell City 28:51.78
172 Prindle Bonnie 9 Eastern (Pekin) 28:57.48
173 Alyssa Eversole 9 Salem 29:09.62
174 Josie Carbenia 10 North Central 30:00.45
175 Stephanie Hensen 12 Seymour 30:14.64
176 Seairah Delaney 10 Blgtn South 30:20.43
177 Briana Riggs 11 Floyd Central 30:34.29
178 Baumann Skyler 10 Eastern (Pekin) 30:54.38
179 Brianna Taylor 9 Barr-Reeve 31:09.42
180 Jenna Wernke 9 East Central 31:20.11
181 Regan Quilling 10 North Central 33:06.25
182 Abby Smith 10 Salem 33:38.12
183 Hannah Tobias 10 Salem 35:03.67
184 Kate Goodman 10 Floyd Central 6:06.91

BOYS RESULTS - Brown County Eagle Classic 2011

2011-09-10T17:15:00.000-07:00

5,000 Meters Frosh-Soph x
1 James Huffman 16:33.6 NoCe 10
2 Kenny Thomas 16:54.9 LaCe 10
3 Andy Carr 17:01.8 CoNo 10
4 Xavier Martinez 17:04.2 BlSo 9
5 Peter Davis 17:06.2 THN 9
6 Kyle Newland 17:07.3 CoNo 9
7 Peter Voskuil 17:10.1 BlSo 9
8 Grant Reynolds 17:12.5 FlCe 10
9 Soloman Rice 17:14.8 NoCe 9
10 Drew Cooper 17:16.1 BlNo 10
11 Griffin Tichenor 17:17.0 BlNo 9
12 Alex Burt 17:32.0 BlSo 10
13 Brady Devine 17:33.8 InCr 10
14 Chase Cresgy 17:34.5 THN 10
15 Benton David 17:35.6 BlSo 9
16 Zack Doebbler 17:39.3 FlCe 10
17 Sam Starnes 17:45.5 CoNo 10
18 Blaine Conners 17:46.0 FrCo 9
19 Tyler Nemeth 17:48.0 THN 9
20 Chase Ballard 17:49.2 CoNo 9
21 Daniel Fleace 17:50.1 NoHa 9
22 Josh Ford 17:51.8 FrCo 10
23 Darin Lawrence 17:53.8 LaCe 9
24 Ethan Briggs 17:54.3 BlSo 10
25 Reese Tarr 17:59.2 FlCe 10
26 Caleb Paauwe 18:00.9 THN 9
27 Philip Woelmer 18:02.7 BlNo 9
28 Joseph Heinrich 18:04.0 BlSo 10
29 Grant Potts 18:04.6 THN 10
30 Sam Ford 18:06.7 CoNo 10
31 Edward Ryan 18:07.2 BrCo 9
32 Eliot Toumey 18:07.6 NoCe 10
33 Chad Lawrence 18:09.2 FlCe 9
34 Vincent Hill 18:15.3 LaCe 10
35 J.T. Sargent 18:17.6 FrCo 9
36 Justin Cavanaugh 18:19.2 FlCe 10
37 Michael Gossett 18:21.1 Edge 9
38 Daniel Hauersperger 18:21.8 Seym 9
39 Danny Davila 18:22.6 LaCe 10
40 Nathan Moshos 18:25.1 THN 10
41 Hank Phillips 18:25.5 Edge 9
42 Adam Kashin 18:25.8 NoCe 10
43 Will Hubbs 18:26.9 THN 10
44 Andy Brown 18:27.9 NoCe 9
45 Curtis Wetzel 18:29.2 NoHa 9
46 Connor Smith 18:31.4 NoCe 9
47 Matt Mccarty 18:33.2 BlNo 9
48 Anthony Williams 18:33.6 BlSo 9
49 Michael Keller 18:34.1 CoNo 10
50 Grant Tomlin 18:43.7 LaCe 10
51 JC Hady 18:46.7 Edge 10
52 Ben Porter 18:49.4 CoNo 9
53 Jordan Koczenasz 18:55.3 NoCe 9
54 Dusty Janssen 19:04.9 Seym 10
55 Robbie Dolph 19:05.6 BrCo 9
56 Keegan Bowman 19:06.5 Seym 9
57 D.J. Smith 19:07.5 FrCo 10
58 Alex Fudge 19:08.0 LaCe 11
59 Scott Emmons 19:16.6 BlNo 9
60 Cody Hunter 19:17.9 FlCe 10
61 Wesley Haub 19:23.0 NoHa 10
62 Peter Cattani 19:24.2 BlNo 10
63 Ryan Nephew 19:42.1 BlNo 9
64 Quenton White 19:44.6 MaCo 9
65 Andrew Stonecipher 19:48.9 Bord 9
66 Reese Tanner 19:51.9 EaCe 10
67 Tyler Grooms 19:56.7 FlCe 10
68 Elliot Samons 19:57.2 Seym 10
69 Jacob Hash 19:59.5 FrCo 9
70 Evan Markley, 20:05.7 BrCo 9
71 Damon Bauman 20:07.2 EaCe 9
72 Steve Feldhake 20:07.7 InCr 10
73 Zach Ziegelgruber 20:08.9 TeCi 9
74 Ross Henderson 20:11.8 EaCe 10
75 Zach Brishaber 20:12.6 SiCr 9
76 Tanner Coots 20:13.2 SiCr 9
77 Will Gordon 20:14.1 LaCe 10
78 David Vansant 20:17.3 Bord 10
79 Gary Young 20:31.6 NoHa 10
80 Kyle Hay 20:36.4 EaCe 10
81 Jeff Grady 20:44.2 SiCr 10
82 Brian Mcgee 20:47.3 Bord 10
83 Spencer Ricks 20:53.2 HrzC 9
84 Trenton Cornelius, 20:54.4 BrCo 9
85 Tyler Klingler 20:57.0 Seym 9
86 Skyler Aguilar, 21:03.2 Nort 9
87 Justin Robertson 21:05.5 MaCo 9
88 Roger Howard 21:07.0 SiCr 10
89 Jayce Lloyd 21:09.0 Edge 9
90 Cody Campbell 21:21.4 Mart 9
91 Travis Litton 21:24.6 Mart 9
92 Kolyn Paswater 21:50.7 Aust 10
93 Drake Spencer 21:51.9 Seym 9
94 Andy Carbaugh 21:59.1 EaCe 10
95 Jared Rafferty 22:03.7 Bord 10
96 Nick McCollum, 22:13.9 Nort 9
97 Andrew Olin 22:27.6 HrzC 10
98 Tre Bowers 22:32.5 Edge 9
99 Kaylee Morse 22:32.9 Mart 9
100 Lucas Schad 22:51.0 NeAl 9
101 Andy Bigelow 23:32.2 EaCe 10
102 Solomon Rynard 23:42.9 Mart 9
103 Kieran Drexler 23:45.5 Mart 9
104 Robbie Pruitt 23:57.8 InCr 9
105 Austin Clark 24:20.8 Mart 10
106 John Fessel 24:24.5 NoHa 9
107 Parker Morgan 24:43.5 EaCe 10
108 Kendall Spiller 25:16.6 MaCo 9

5,000 Meters Varsity
1 Tate Schienbein 15:17.3 UnCo 12
2 Connor Sorrells 15:20.3 BaRe 11
3 Andrew Diehn 15:22.2 CoNo 12
4 Tyeson Mundy 15:23.3 THN 12
5 Carl Smith 15:26.4 BlSo 12
6 Matt Dorsey 15:28.6 LaCe 11
7 Michael Sublette 15:31.6 CoNo 12
8 Mark Chandler 15:34.2 BlSo 12
9 Johnnie Guy 15:35.3 NoHa 12
10 Dave Powell 15:36.1 CoNo 12
11 Colin Rinne 15:44.1 West 10
12 Cole Hester 15:47.1 LaCe 11
13 Jackson Bertoli 15:47.5 SoVi 10
14 Jonathan Reynolds 15:47.9 NoHa 11
15 Jeremy Johnson 15:50.8 Aust 12
16 Damon Pruett 15:58.5 BaRe 11
17 Curtis Burks 16:01.8 BlSo 11
18 Christopher Kelsey 16:06.8 CoNo 12
19 Andrew Carmin 16:08.9 BlNo 11
20 Corey Turner 16:09.7 NoCe 11
21 Karson Tays 16:10.5 CoNo 11
22 Josh Guy 16:11.6 NoHa 12
23 Chandler Ball 16:17.0 LaCe 11
24 Jordan Huntoon 16:17.7 BlSo 11
25 Ross Pereira 16:20.9 LaCe 12
26 Kaden Eaton 16:22.7 CoNo 10
27 Nathan Kump 16:24.0 WeVi 12
28 Ethan Hoeft 16:26.6 HrzC 9
29 Adam Turner 16:28.6 LaCe 11
30 Austin Morefield 16:29.9 FrCo 12
31 Logan Hambrock 16:31.7 SoVi 11
32 Alden Westcott 16:32.1 BrCo 11
33 Isaak Haas 16:32.6 SiCr 11
34 Simon Gamboa 16:33.6 FrCo 12
35 Alex Newton 16:34.2 PeCe 11
36 Sean Gassen 16:37.3 LaCe 12
37 Nick Ehman 16:41.1 BlSo 11
38 Cody Whipker 16:43.4 BrCo 10
39 Anthony LaPorte 16:47.3 NeAl 12
40 Yocom Nic 16:48.7 Nort 10
41 Seth Williams 16:49.7 CoNo 9
42 DANIEL DAY 16:51.0 West 11
43 Devon Fuson 16:51.4 SoVi 11
44 Kaleb Rich-Harris 16:51.9 BlSo 12
45 Ryan Foster 16:52.5 NoHa 12
46 Jesse Hamilton 16:53.3 FlCe 12
47 Kyle Chesser 16:53.7 NoHa 12
48 Landon Perry 16:54.3 MaCo 10
49 Sam Sobczak 16:54.8 West 12
50 Ethan Worthington 16:56.6 West 10
51 Justin Clapp 16:59.0 THN 11
52 Paul Forler 17:01.4 Mart 11
53 Jack Tormoehlen 17:03.5 Seym 10
54 Sebastian Kagemann 17:04.3 BlNo 12
55 Jason Head 17:05.3 NoHa 12
56 Aaron Pierrard 17:05.8 PeCe 9
57 Jake Goecke 17:06.6 UnCo 11
58 Bryce Lain 17:07.1 PeCe 10
59 Amos Schreuder 17:10.3 BlSo 12
60 Drew Hirsch 17:10.7 NeAl 11
61 Austin Havener 17:12.5 FrCo 10
62 Jack Judge 17:13.2 NoCe 11
63 Nathen Magallanes 17:14.0 Bord 10
64 Brian Lindauer 17:15.1 FoPa 12
65 Michael Mest 17:16.1 Edge 11
66 Jason Fruits 17:18.5 SiCr 11
67 Cameron Dawson 17:19.0 HrzC 11
68 Caleb Grimes 17:19.9 West 11
69 Brad Barry 17:20.4 EaCe 12
70 Luke Tormoehlen 17:20.9 Seym 12
71 Skylar Muncy 17:21.8 Sale 12
72 Riley Stohler 17:22.7 RP 10
73 Camden MacLennan 17:23.5 FrCo 10
74 David Gibson 17:24.3 MaCo 10
75 Joe Gramse 17:24.7 FrCo 12
76 Kaleb Blair 17:25.1 WeVi 12
77 Logan Minett-Bond 17:25.5 BrCo 9
78 Joe Trueblood 17:25.8 Seym 12
79 Tyrell Dowdell 17:26.3 Jeff 11
80 Ian Hensen 17:28.0 Seym 10
81 Collin Burris 17:30.1 NoCe 11
82 Austin Galm 17:30.9 LaCe 12
83 Jack Woods 17:32.1 NoCe 12
84 Adam Togami 17:32.8 NeAl 12
85 Jerad Fuson 17:33.3 SoVi 10
86 C.J. Cazee 17:33.9 Mart 12
87 Darin Allen 17:34.8 TeCi 12
88 Ben Franke 17:35.5 Seym 12
89 Connor Guingrich 17:36.3 BrCo 11
90 Travis Clapp 17:39.1 THN 11
91 George Tipker 17:40.1 Bord 10
92 Scott Noble 17:40.9 SoVi 12
93 Matt Bailey 17:41.5 West 9
94 Evan Strom 17:43.6 SiCr 11
95 Daniel Olsson 17:44.5 BlNo 11
96 Chris Hansen 17:45.2 NoCe 12
97 Connor Williams 17:45.9 Sale 11
98 Tyler Hatton 17:46.3 Seym 10
99 Skyler Lykins 17:46.9 FrCo 10
100 Bill Ristow 17:47.8 NoCe 12
101 Baxter McCory 17:49.3 EaCe 10
102 Drew Roberts 17:50.3 SiCr 11
103 Austin Shipman 17:51.1 East 12
104 Corey Henderson 17:52.7 TeCi 12
105 Devin Mcdaniel 17:53.4 TeCi 12
106 Brandon Gaynor 17:53.9 TeCi 11
107 Reid Blakley 17:54.2 FrCo 12
108 Kahler Davis 17:54.7 FlCe 11
109 Stephen Lang 17:55.1 BaRe 9
110 Nick Brock 17:55.4 EaCe 10
111 Eric Gonzalez 17:56.0 West 10
112 Jordan Saucier 17:56.7 InCr 11
113 Ian Heffener 17:57.0 Nort 10
114 Daniel Mount 17:57.4 Sale 11
115 Martin Winkler 17:57.9 BaRe 10
116 Nathan Bashor 17:58.2 PeCe 11
117 Cole Cadwell 17:58.6 Mart 12
118 Gannon Yeaton 17:59.4 FlCe 11
119 Keith Hurst 18:00.8 FoPa 11
120 Zach Roush 18:01.5 BrCo 11
121 Chris Allen 18:02.1 MaCo 12
122 Caleb Sherry 18:02.7 TeCi 10
123 Clint Trotta 18:03.3 EaCe 10
124 Zachary Jones 18:03.9 Mart 12
125 Kaleb Ware 18:04.4 HrzC 11
126 Jarod Hodge 18:05.1 FlCe 12
127 Ivan Bland 18:05.7 PeCe 12
128 Oscar DeLeon 18:06.1 Jeff 11
129 Abe Schwartz 18:06.6 PeCe 11
130 Tim Fox 18:07.3 HrzC 12
131 Conner Bolte 18:08.3 FoPa 10
132 Connor Marlow 18:10.4 InCr 12
133 Nick Fiegle 18:11.0 Edge 12
134 Ian Mungovan 18:13.0 HrzC 9
135 Thomas Kimbrell 18:14.9 Jeff 12
136 Scott Pankow 18:15.2 NoCe 12
137 Connor Richardson 18:15.6 Jeff 12
138 Jared Santana 18:16.1 NeAl 12
139 Nick Harding 18:17.5 BrCo 11
140 Evan Manias 18:18.2 HSU 12
141 Colin Evans 18:18.8 Gree 11
142 Dean Danner 18:19.3 NoCe 11
143 Brook Smith 18:19.9 TeCi 10
144 Raul Varela 18:20.5 Seym 12
145 khaki McDaniel 18:21.8 East 9
146 Jeremy Graber 18:22.5 BaRe 9
147 Kyle Hoon 18:24.2 NeAl 12
148 Cody Morgan 18:25.8 NoHa 12
149 Ian Koos 18:27.6 THN 11
150 Brian Eurton 18:28.3 Bord 11
151 Nathan Schwartz 18:29.4 PeCe 10
152 Jonah Eckert 18:34.0 WeVi 9
153 Cameron Sherry 18:34.6 TeCi 10
154 Brandon Sakbun 18:35.2 SoVi 10
155 Jared Baird 18:35.8 Sale 12
156 Jake Kissinger 18:36.3 THN 11
157 Travis Beil 18:36.8 Nort 10
158 Ben Kitten 18:38.3 FoPa 11
159 Austin Romanelly 18:38.9 WeVi 9
160 Alex Nunan 18:41.3 MaCo 10
161 Devon Stout 18:42.0 Mart 12
162 Derek Braun 18:44.5 WeVi 11
163 Morgan Davidson 18:46.5 SiCr 9
164 Taygon Johnson 18:47.0 Aust 9
165 Ethan Sebastian 18:47.6 Gree 10
166 Brad Pavey 18:48.1 Jeff 12
167 T.J. Higgins 18:48.9 BlNo 12
168 Seth Dias 18:49.4 HrzC 12
169 Jordan Brown 18:49.8 EaCe 10
170 Marc Spratt 18:50.3 InCr 11
171 Matthew Haltom 18:51.0 RP 11
172 Neil Haltom 18:51.5 EaCe 12
173 Evan Felton 18:52.0 UnCo 9
174 Rk Hamilton 18:52.5 East 12
175 Josh Johnson, 18:53.0 Nort 9
176 Joe Wooten 18:53.6 Aust 12
177 Dylan Knopp 18:55.2 FlCe 10
178 Collin Richards 18:56.3 Nort 12
179 Kevin Stewart 18:58.4 MaCo 9
180 Austin Jamison 19:01.5 NeAl 11
181 Trey Gellert 19:02.4 EaCe 12
182 J.P. Morrison 19:05.7 BlNo 10
183 Cody Hendrix 19:07.2 Aust 11
184 Drew Dransfield 19:08.3 THN 10
185 Trey Dooley 19:08.7 FoPa 9
186 Nick Timberlake 19:11.8 FlCe 12
187 Matt Simmons 19:16.9 Mart 12
188 Caleb Hawes 19:17.7 Jeff 11
189 Kyle Taylor 19:19.4 Sale 12
190 Austin Hayes 19:20.1 FoPa 11
191 Harrison Streib 19:21.2 BlNo 9
192 Zak Lunsford 19:22.8 East 11
193 Michael Lynch 19:24.0 Bord 11
194 Jonathan Rollins 19:27.1 TrLu 10
195 Theron Gust 19:28.3 NeAl 10
196 Ted Hartog 19:28.9 FlCe 11
197 JC Roark 19:29.4 UnCo 11
198 Ryan Abraham 19:30.0 BlNo 11
199 Ben Housman 19:30.3 BrCo 12
200 Ryan South 19:30.8 Nort 12
201 Bradley Lake 19:31.2 Mart 10
202 Humam Ould-Mey 19:31.8 THN 11
203 Cgris Daugherty 19:34.8 East 9
204 Gavin Tipker 19:41.7 Bord 9
205 Shane Little 19:46.0 Bord 11
206 Nick Vorhies 19:46.7 MaCo 12
207 Haydon McMahaon 19:47.8 MaCo 11
208 Adam Wilson 19:49.2 RP 11
209 Duncan Wooten 19:53.2 Aust 9
210 Nathan Spratt 20:01.8 InCr 11
211 Justin Vessels 20:03.1 Jeff 10
212 Hayden Casey 20:05.0 Bord 11
213 Cameron Grigsby 20:08.4 Sale 12
214 Blake Benefiel 20:11.6 WeVi 10
215 Isaac Comer 20:12.9 Aust 11
216 Sean Verkamp 20:13.8 FoPa 10
217 Josh Graber 20:15.6 BaRe 9
218 Dustin Soliday 20:16.1 Sale 11
219 Cullen Johnson 20:20.0 NoCe 12
220 Higdon Heath 20:22.5 HSU 10
221 Jesse Adams 20:30.8 InCr 12
222 Trapp Thomas 20:33.9 HSU 10
223 Dakota Jackson 20:34.5 East 11
224 Brendon Bovair 20:35.2 RP 11
225 Brian Obenchain 20:37.7 RP 11
226 Clayton Pottschmid 20:48.7 TrLu 9
227 Austin Falls, 20:53.1 RP 11
228 Matt Zarick 20:53.8 TrLu 10
229 Brodey Donnelly 20:54.9 WeVi 11
230 Dylan Everhart 20:57.5 Aust 12
231 Brandon Huls 21:00.9 HrzC 12
232 Devin McCollum, 21:01.4 Nort 9
233 Jacob Christopher 21:03.1 TrLu 9
234 Pj Tartaglia 21:08.7 RP 11
235 Zane Huber 21:09.7 Edge 11
236 Christoper Noah 21:22.9 HSU 9
237 Brad Hartman 21:28.6 UnCo 12
238 Ramsey Jake 21:29.0 HSU 9
239 Davin Donnelly 21:31.1 WeVi 9
240 Grant Thomas 21:38.5 East 12
241 Joe Buening 21:39.7 Gree 10
242 Chris Schroder 21:40.4 HSU 11
243 Blake Thomas 21:42.4 TrLu 10
244 John Gregory 22:08.7 UnCo 9
245 Grayson Mellencamp 22:44.7 TrLu 9
246 Tate Evan 22:55.3 HSU 10
247 Jordan Kreischer 24:01.1 NoCe 12
248 Logan McDonald 25:44.5 NoCe 9
249 Clayton Moore 31:37.0 Gree 9

5,000 Meters Junior Varsity
1 Andrew Albers 16:56.8 CoNo 11
2 Marcus Loard 17:04.7 BlSo 12
3 Josh Beiriger 17:08.3 CoNo 11
4 David Benson 17:13.5 CoNo 11
5 Carter Marshall 17:16.0 LaCe 12
6 Jake Greene 17:19.0 West 10
7 Max Vickers 17:28.3 BlSo 11
8 Jesse Smith 17:30.6 BlSo 10
9 Jonathon Seifers 17:31.5 LiCh 11
10 Blaike Travis 17:35.3 CoNo 11
11 Evan Scarbrough 17:36.5 CoNo 11
12 David Evans 17:37.1 West 12
13 Wes O'Dell 17:37.8 CoNo 11
14 Kevin Rudzinski 17:51.2 CoNo 11
15 Kevin McKinney 17:53.8 CoNo 12
16 Jerad George 17:55.6 CoNo 12
17 Kyle Mullins 17:58.8 SoVi 11
18 Isaac Wonderlin 18:00.0 SoVi 11
19 Zak Trowbridge 18:03.8 NoCe 11
20 Nick Firsich 18:04.5 Mart 9
21 Lalo Viduarri 18:05.2 BlSo 12
22 Dominic Fields 18:07.3 SoVi 10
23 Reed Price 18:07.7 LaCe 12
24 Brice Snowden 18:08.7 SoVi 9
25 Alex Beaty 18:10.0 Seym 11
26 Michael Schmahl 18:13.6 NoCe 10
27 Jakob Decker 18:14.3 SoVi 11
28 Weidner Grayson 18:16.2 BlSo 9
29 Jack Harbaugh 18:16.6 SoVi 10
30 Levi Elrod 18:18.8 SoVi 9
31 Daniel Romanyshak 18:20.7 BlSo 12
32 Caleb Elliott 18:24.6 NoCe 11
33 Mackenzie Conrad 18:26.8 BlSo 12
34 Paul Schwartz 18:27.3 PeCe 11
35 Thomas McGuire 18:28.3 LaCe 12
36 Nathan Lowe 18:30.3 NoCe 11
37 Nick Williams 18:36.4 LaCe 12
38 Mitchell Duke 18:37.0 CoNo 11
39 Michael Schwartz 18:41.7 PeCe 9
40 Colte Elkin 18:43.3 NoCe 10
41 Brad Hunt 18:46.3 FlCe 10
42 Josh Greer 18:50.1 LaCe 9
43 Addison Elkins 18:52.7 BlSo 10
44 Chris Von Hoene 18:53.5 CoNo 10
45 Alex Floyd 18:54.1 LaCe 10
46 Joe Wright 19:01.4 CoNo 9
47 Adrean Helmling-Cornell 19:03.9 NoCe 10
48 Frank Norris 19:04.9 LaCe 12
49 Nick Applegate 19:06.3 NoCe 10
50 Loren Christley-Kr 19:07.0 LaCe 12
51 Keshav Prahalad 19:07.6 West 9
52 Austin Potts 19:08.3 LaCe 12
53 Drew Ditzler 19:08.8 West 10
54 Brian Federle 19:11.4 CoNo 10
55 Bruce Evan 19:12.8 BlSo 9
56 Jonah Klusmoer 19:16.2 FlCe 10
57 Bilal Jawed 19:18.0 NoCe 11
58 Eli Stidd 19:18.7 BlSo 11
59 Steven Russell 19:19.5 NoCe 10
60 James Tanford 19:20.2 BlSo 10
61 Adam Sharp 19:20.6 West 10
62 Derek Dolen 19:21.5 West 11
63 James Kennedy 19:22.4 NoCe 12
64 Bret Dwenger 19:23.2 EaCe 11
65 Joe Fix 19:24.6 LiCh 11
66 Abrahm Connor 19:25.1 BlSo 10
67 Alec Heitz 19:26.1 FlCe 9
68 Matthew Barley 19:26.6 SoVi 10
69 Briar Herb 19:27.0 THN 9
70 John Meldrom 19:27.4 FlCe 11
71 Adam LeClerc 19:29.9 CoNo 10
72 Joe Milan 19:32.0 West 12
73 Austin Whitton 19:33.9 EaCe 12
74 Tommy DeNardo 19:36.0 West 10
75 Colin Lush 19:36.8 West 9
76 Nick McGuire 19:43.5 CoNo 9
77 Traver Clifford 19:44.3 NoCe 10
78 Hogan Petro 19:45.7 Seym 10
79 Reid Prindle 19:46.0 East 10
80 Keegan Burrell 19:46.5 LaCe 9
81 Rossi Lanahan 19:52.4 NoCe 9
82 Stuart Pyclik 19:53.4 LiCh 10
83 Evan Brown 19:54.7 NoCe 9
84 Jake Wilkinson 19:56.3 SoVi 9
85 Meron Debas 19:56.6 NoCe 9
86 Daniel Padilla 19:57.0 CoNo 9
87 James Moore 19:58.5 Sale 12
88 Nick Green 19:59.0 CoNo 9
89 Nathan Dugger 20:00.0 THN 10
90 Carter Miller 20:03.3 NoCe 9
91 Takumi Iwamoto 20:03.7 NoCe 9
92 Jonathon Johnson 20:04.1 Mart 11
93 Kyle Jackson 20:05.1 SoVi 10
94 Kayden Gillenwater 20:05.5 BlSo 11
95 Nate Kinzie 20:06.0 Seym 10
96 Alex Doub 20:06.4 CoNo 9
97 A.J. Gallagher 20:06.8 EaCe 11
98 Lauren Schmidt 20:07.3 Seym 10
99 Sam Garvey 20:09.2 NoCe 10
100 Ian Anderson 20:11.4 NoCe 10
101 Alec Penry 20:13.0 SoVi 11
102 Jared Blankenbaker 20:13.8 East 12
103 Jackson Gallagher 20:14.7 NoCe 9
104 Alejandro Clemente 20:17.7 Seym 11
105 Austin Linne 20:18.9 PeCe 10
106 Sam Roach 20:24.1 NoCe 11
107 Corey Claywell 20:24.4 Mart 10
108 Andrew Beckman 20:24.9 FlCe 10
109 Isaac Smith 20:25.3 CoNo 9
110 Max Burns 20:26.4 NoCe 9
111 Max Stillion 20:26.9 BlSo 12
112 Devan Grigsby 20:29.0 Sale 12
113 Blake England 20:36.5 SoVi 9
114 Kyle Miller 20:38.1 BrCo 11
115 Ian Kincer 20:38.6 CoNo 10
116 Evan Tisher 20:39.8 BlNo 9
117 Jacob Hansen 20:43.0 NoCe 9
118 Seth Carter 20:45.2 Seym 9
119 Drew Nixon 20:47.0 LaCe 10
120 Thomas Finn 20:51.7 BlNo 10
121 Lance Elmer 20:54.8 PeCe 9
122 Laswani Reynolds 20:56.5 NoCe 10
123 Bryce Ridener 20:58.2 PeCe 9
124 Fumiya Kato 20:59.2 THN 9
125 Christopher Soliday 21:08.0 Sale 9
126 Jon Montgomery 21:09.6 Seym 9
127 Jamil Moore 21:12.2 BlSo 10
128 Brett Yeaton 21:18.6 FlCe 9
129 Keaton Lawrence 21:21.1 LaCe 10
130 Patrick Lonnemann 21:21.5 FlCe 10
131 Jakob Amstutz 21:25.0 NoCe 9
132 Nick Barnett 21:29.4 FlCe -
133 Dalton Jackson 21:31.2 East 10
134 Connor Thieret 21:32.0 CoNo 9
135 Andrew Major 21:33.1 SoVi 9
136 Connor McBride 21:34.0 BlNo 9
137 Nathan Clark 21:40.9 BlSo 12
138 Alexander Jager 21:47.7 NoCe 9
139 Conner Boyle 21:49.2 CoNo 9
140 Drew McNutt 21:50.1 NoCe 9
141 Jesse Bessire 21:57.4 BrCo 11
142 Coleman Robertson 22:00.3 THN 9
143 Zach Albers 22:03.4 CoNo 9
144 Joey Main 22:07.1 East 12
145 Derek Bowling 22:17.5 CoNo 9
146 Brett Cobb 22:21.8 FlCe 9
147 Aaron Lasbury 22:24.5 NoCe 9
148 Jeremy Schoenberge 22:35.9 EaCe 11
149 Parker Saddler 22:43.9 CoNo 9
150 Benjamin Fulderson-Bi 22:48.1 NoCe 9
151 Ian Rowland 22:50.8 Seym 9
152 Craigen Goodwin 22:53.7 East 12
153 Jordan Wells 22:58.2 West 10
154 Maxwell Richardson 23:30.7 NoCe 9
155 Aaron Welcher 23:34.8 NoCe 11
156 Paxton Swaim 23:39.0 CoNo 9
157 Ryan Green 23:53.7 East 12
158 Ben Malone 24:09.4 FlCe 9
159 Spencer Willem 24:16.1 NoCe 9
160 Alexander Emmerton 24:19.2 NoCe 9
161 Jude Olesh 24:27.7 East 10
162 Joshua Pope 24:28.2 HrzC 11
163 Byron Zaharako 24:51.2 CoNo 10
164 Tanner Cook 25:21.2 FlCe 10
165 Ryan Clay 25:23.1 Seym 11
166 Joseph Bortka 25:29.8 Sale 10
167 Nathan Bock 25:39.7 LiCh 11
168 Ball Caleb 25:42.1 HSU 12
169 Chris Malkemus 26:59.9 NoCe 9
170 Paul Scarbrough 27:50.4 CoNo 9

The Eagle Classic - Saturday, September 10, 2011 - Brown County

2011-09-08T16:17:00.000-07:00

Place: Brown County Schools Eagle Park Campus - 1743 E. State Rd. 46, Nashville

Admission: $5.00/car

The following teams are participating in the 2011 Eagle Classic:

Bloomington North, Brown County, Franklin Community, Forest Park, Indian Creek, Indianapolis North Central, Madison, Lawrence Central, Terre Haute South, Columbus North, Bloomington South, Jeffersonville, Bedford North Lawrence (girls), Terre Haute North, New Albany, Floyd Central, East Central, Northview, Martinsville, Seymour, Westfield, Tell City, West Vigo, Barr-Reeve, Lighthouse Christian, Horizon Christian, Eastern Pekin, North Central Farmersburg, Salem, Union County, North Harrison, Austin, Perry Central, Trinity Lutheran, Greensburg, South Central Elizabeth, Clarksville, Borden, Riverton Parke, Silver Creek, Sacred Heart – Louisville, KY (girls)

Times: 7:30 am Bus Leaves
9:30 am Freshman/Sophomore Boys’ Race
10 am Boys’ Varsity Race
10:35 am Girls’ Varsity Race
11:05 am Boys’ Reserve Race
11:40 am Girls’ Reserve Race
12:30 pm Awards
2 pm Arrive Back at SHS

Awards:
Team awards: Trophies will be given to Team Champions. Ribbons to top five teams in each race.

Individual Awards: Plaques to all race champions. Medals for 2nd-10th in the Varsity and Freshman/Sophomore races. Ribbons will be given for places 11 through 25 in the Varsity and Freshman/Sophomore races and 1 through 15 for the Reserve races.

T-Shirts:Short sleeve t-shirts will be sold at the meet for $15 and dry-fit t-shirts for $20

Directions:From I-65 Columbus Exit onto Highway 46 heading toward Nashville. The entrance to BC Schools Eagle Park Campus is just past the Brown County State Park {North Gate} Entrance on your left hand side.

Course:The course can be viewed at the Brown County Website @ www.eagleseye.net under the “Athletics” tab.
Tentative Lineup:

9th-10th Boys Race
Daniel Hauersperger
Keegan Bowman
Dusty Janssen
Caleb Reedy
Elliot Sammons
Josh Edwards
Drake Spencer
Seth Carter
Nate Kinzie
Hogan Petro

Junior Varsity
Ryan Clay
Alex Beaty
Alejandro Clemente
Jon Montgomery
Ian Rowland
Tyler Klingler
Laurin Schmidt

Varsity
Luke Tormoehlen
Joe Trueblood
Jack Tormoehlen
Ben Franke
Ian Hensen
Tyler Hatton
Raul Varela

Food:

BOYS
Fruit - Michelle & Ray Carter
Sandwiches - Ally & Chip Petro
Drinks - Chris & David Edwards

GIRLS
Fruit ~ Angie Beed
Sandwiches ~ Annette Pollert
Drinks ~ Bill Klaes

North Harrison Cougar Classic - IN THE NEWS

2011-09-02T11:19:00.000-07:00

The Tribune - Tribtown.com

RAMSEY — A loaded field at the North Harrison Cougar Classic ran on a hot night. The meet was moved back 30 minutes, and the junior varsity races were shortened to 2.6 miles.

Host North Harrison won the boys meet with 26 points, followed by Bedford North Lawrence with 68 and Seymour in third with 136. Brownstown Central placed 16th out of 25 teams with 393 points, and Medora only had one runner.

In the girls meet, Floyd Central won with 74 points. Brownstown placed ninth with 247, Seymour followed in 10th with 256, Brownstown’s B team was 17th and Medora only had one runner. There were 21 teams in the girls meet.

Brownstown’s Ellis Gallion had the county’s best boys finish, placing 16th in 17: 20. Leading the Seymour boys was Luke Tormoehlen, finishing 20th in 17: 31. Three other Seymour boys broke 18 minutes. Medora’s only runner, Michael Powell, finished in 23: 34 despite an injury.

Brownstown’s Hope Lockman had a seventhplace finish in the girls race, coming in at 21:38. Seymour’s top placer was Madison Hays, finishing 28th in 23:10, and Medora’s runner, Justice Dean, finished in 27:44.

“The girls’ times are slowly, steadily coming down, and they are really starting to pack in in a tight group,” Brownstown girls coach Dan Botkin said.

Medora coach Matt Myers had his top male runner out with an injury and had another boy run the JV race because of an injury, and he had two of his girls out because of a conflicting volleyball match.

“(Powell) had a great first mile, but he injured himself later in the race and was taken to the hospital,” Myers said. “(Dean) improved three minutes from last year’s race at North Harrison and improved by two minutes since Salem last Saturday.”

RESULTS
Cross Country North Harrison Cougar Classic At Ramsey

Boys Varsity Team scores: North Harrison 26, Bedford North Lawrence 68, Seymour 136, Perry Central 154, Floyd Central 177, Tell City 213, Forest Park 218, Lanesville 233, Corydon Central 264, Salem 281, Jasper 284, Crawford County 320, Borden 331, Northeast Dubois 360, Austin 381, Brownstown Central 393, Eastern ( Pekin) 409, Mitchell 518, Orleans 544, South Central 586, Henryville 589, Christian Academy 605, West Washington 611, Southridge 635, Scottsburg 762, Medora (incomplete)

Seymour: 20-Luke Tormoehlen 17:31, 22-Joe Trueblood 17:33, 23-Jack Tormoehlen 17:34, 32-Ben Franke 17:46, 39-Ian Hensen 18:06, 72-Tyler Hatton 18:56, 86-Alex Beaty 19:21

Brownstown Central: 16-Ellis Gallion 17:20, 56-Ryan Franklin 18:33, 84-Rob Fox 19:20, 116-Hagan Reynolds 20: 44, 125- Jared Engelking 21: 03, 130-Shane Hickman 21:21, 131-Wilkin Wohler 21: 22, 156- Josh Lockman 23:12

Medora: 160-Michael Powell 23:34

Junior varsity (2.6 miles) Team scores: Floyd Central 22, Bedford North Lawrence 70, Seymour 90, Jasper 90, Perry Central 129, Salem 184, Corydon Central 186, Northeast Dubois 231, Orleans 239, Eastern (Pekin) 256, Medora (incomplete)

Seymour: 9- Daniel Hauersperger 16:06, 16-Dustin Janssen 16:24, 19-Josh Edwards 16:40, 27-Keegan Bowman 16:52, 42-Elliott Samons 17:29, 43- Caleb Reedy 17: 30, 47- Hogan Petro 17: 38, 51- Austin Trueblood 17:46, 52-Alejandro Clemente 17:52, 57- Laurin Schmidt 18: 08, 74- Tyler Klingler 18:48, 80-Seth Carter 19:09, 84-Jon Montgomery 19:29, 100-Nate Kinzie 20:18, 112-Ryan Clay 21:14, 116-Ian Rowland 22:29

Medora: Kyle Tharp 20:41

Girls Varsity Team scores: Floyd Central 74, Perry Central 96, Jasper 142, Bedford North Lawrence 161, Salem 201, Forest Park 209, Southridge 235, Paoli 236, Brownstown Central 247, Seymour 256, Tell City 259, Mitchell 284, North Harrison 304, Scottsburg 313, Lanesville 363, Northeast Dubois 393, Brownstown Central B 416, Orleans 472, Corydon Central 473, Eastern (Pekin) 475, Crawford County 620, Medora (incomplete)

Winner: Rachel Pease (South Central) 20:20

Brownstown Central: 7- Hope Lockman 21: 38, 54- Kourtney Branaman 24: 30, 55- Alyson Nash 24: 30, 65-Brielle Schumpe 25:06, 66-Maria Allen 25:07, 75-Jenna Hackman 25:33, 76-Jacqueline Ollo 25:50

Seymour: 28- Madison Hays 23:10, 46-Zoey Johnson 23:59, 48-Adrianna Bassard 24: 01, 72- Taylor Spivey 25:13, 74-Alicia Pollert 25:20, 75-Alexis Beed 25:20, 82-Maria Garcia 25:51

Brownstown Central B: 61-Kari Brown 24:46, 80-Brycelyn Ruddick 25:51, 81-Sam Persinger 25:54, 90-Elisa Gallion 26:04, 104-Jaylyn Quade 27:08, 110-Gracie Wessel 28: 02, 126- Celina Schumpe 30:13

Medora: 114-Justice Dean 27:43

Junior varsity (2.6 miles) Team scores: Floyd Central 15, Perry Central 72, Seymour 58, Jasper 58, Mitchell 131

Seymour: 16- Mia Klaes 20: 41, 21-Delaney Sunbury 21:32, 27-Keia Blair 23:18, 33-Betsy Voss 23:32, 39-Mariah Lewis 25:06, 42-Karmen Johnson 25: 26, 49- Stephanie Hensen 26: 47, 54-McCauley Hattabaugh 29:11

Tomorrow's Meet - North Harrison Cougar Classic

2011-08-31T11:05:00.000-07:00

43rd Annual North Harrison Cougar Classic
Cross Country Invitational
September 1, 2011

Schedule: 3:45 Bus Leaves
5:45 Coaches Meeting
6:00 Boys and Girls JV Combined Race
6:45 Girls Varsity
7:15 Boys Varsity
7:45 Awards
10:00 Arrive back at SHS

Location: North Harrison H.S., Ramsey, IN

Awards: Team: Trophies to top 3 Varsity Teams
Ribbons to 4th-10th place Varsity Teams
Trophy to top JV Team
Team Ribbons to 2nd – 5th place

Individual: Trophies to top 15 Varsity Runners
Medallions to 16th-50th Place Varsity Runners
Plaque to top #5 Runner
Trophy to JV Champion
Medallions to top 25 JV Runners

Tentative Boys Lineup:
Varsity
Jack Tormoehlen
Joe Trueblood
Ben Franke
Luke Tormoehlen
Tyler Hatton
Raul Varela
Ian Hensen

All other runners will run in the JV race.

Possible Competing Teams:

Austin, Barr-Reeve, BNL, Borden, Brownstown, Charlestown, Christian Academy, Clarksville, Corydon, Crawford County, Eastern, Floyd Central, Forest Park, Henryville, Jasper, Jeffersonville, Lanesville, Medora, Mitchell, New Albany, NE Dubois, North Harrison, Orleans, Paoli, Perry Central, Restoration Christian, Salem, Scottsburg, Seymour, Silver Creek, South Central, Southridge, Southwestern, Tell City, West Washington

DIRECTIONS (According to Mapquest): US 50 to Brownstown, turn left onto IN-135, follow IN-135 almost 43 miles turn right onto IN-64 in New Salisbury. Destination address is 1070 Highway 64 NW, Ramsey. Approx. 1 hour and 13 minute drive.

Girls Results from Columbus East Invite

2011-08-31T11:03:00.000-07:00

Varsity 5K
SCORES
1. Bloomington South 27
2. Columbus East 85
3. Brown County 89
4. Madison 99
5. Seymour 1146. Southwestern-Hanover 137
7. Corydon 151

Individual times and results

1. Alex Warzyniak (10) Bloomington South 20:05.4 1
2. Rose Guningrich (9) Brown County 20:56.7 2
3. Karolina Kenney (12) Bloomington South 21:08.2 3
4. Teresa Wiczynski (12) Columbus East 21:20.0 4
5. Grace Thompson (12) Bloomington South 21:25.3 5
6. Gabby Nay (10) Madison 21:31.6 6
7. Sarah Lewis (12) Brown County 21:32.8 7
8. Alexis Lewandowski (9) Bloomington South 21:36.9 8
9. Norris Brianna (10) Corydon 21:56.3 9
10. Veronica. Fickel (9) Bloomington South 22:18.2 10
11. Ali. Burt (9) Bloomington South 22:18.4 P
12. Lainey Derheimer (10) Bloomington South 22:58.3 P
13. Savannah Reuda (9) Southwestern-Hanover 23:32.2 13
14. Allie Newell (11) Columbus East 23:34.9 14
15. Anna Lutes (12) Brown County 23:54.9 15
16. Alicia Pollert (11) Seymour 24:17.8 16
17. Paige Hess (10) Madison 24:35.7 17
18. Brittany Jaynes (9) Madison 24:39.1 18
19. Rachel. Foley (9) Columbus East 24:39.4 19
20. Anna Sutter (12) Southwestern-Hanover 24:44.2 20
21. Krista Butcher (11) Columbus East 24:47.9 21
22. Adrianna Bassard (11) Seymour 25:09.9 22
23. Taylor Spivey (10) Seymour 25:13.3 23
24. Burks Kim (12) Corydon 25:18.5 24
25. Brianna Gillaspy (11) Seymour 25:30.7 25
26. Riley Judkins (9) Madison 25:36.5 26
27. Anna Schultz (11) Columbus East 25:42.9 27
28. Alexis Beed (10) Seymour 25:47.0 28
29. Maria Garcia (10) Seymour 25:47.2 P
30. Alice Merryman (12) Brown County 25:57.7 30
31. Cass Lawson (10) Southwestern-Hanover 25:58.6 31
32. Kate Ison (11) Madison 26:03.5 32
33. Austin Courtney (10) Southwestern-Hanover 26:09.7 33
34. Mia Klaes (11) Seymour 26:13.9 P
35. Ellen Mills (10) Brown County 27:15.9 35
36. Emily Medsker (9) Brown County 28:14.3 P
37. Katie Hollenkamp (11) Columbus East 28:37.6 P
38. Sydney Pickman (10) Corydon 30:04.4 38
39. Epperson Cassie (12) Corydon 30:18.2 39
40. Kearstin Bruther (9) Southwestern-Hanover 30:27.8 40
41. Pitts Jenny (10) Corydon 30:49.9 41
42. Abby Smyth (11) Madison 31:03.7 P
43. Kennedy Kristin (12) Corydon 31:15.9 P
44. Dakota Anderson (9) Brown County NF -
45. Ashlyn Knechtel (11) Columbus East NF -
46. Pitts Molly (12) Corydon NF -

Owls, Braves compete in cross country meets - IN THE NEWS

2011-08-29T05:48:00.000-07:00

August 29, 2011 12:00 AM
TRIBUNE REPORTS - www.tribtown.com

Seymour’s boys and girls cross country teams ran in Saturday’s Columbus East Invitational, while Brownstown Central’s teams ran in the Rushville Invitational.

Columbus East Invitational

COLUMBUS — Seymour’s boys team finished fourth in a field of nine teams and the girls were fifth on the course at Clifty Creek Elementary School.

Sixth-ranked Bloomington South beat fifth-ranked North Harrison 30-41 for the boys title, while No. 22 Westfield scored 114 points, five ahead of Seymour.

Bloomington South’s Carl Smith won in 16:13. Seymour’s top finisher was Jack Tormoehlen, placing 17th in 17:40, and Joe Trueblood and Ben Franke also broke 18 minutes.

“We had four guys faster than our No. 1 (finisher) last year. I think that tells us that we are ahead of pace, and that’s a real positive for us,” Owls coach Randy Fife said. “Ben Franke ran a career-best time (17:53), and it was his first time under 18 minutes. And I thought Tyler Hatton (18:45) scoring for us at the No. 5 position did a nice job, as well.”

Individual results for the Seymour girls were not available by press time.

On Thursday, Seymour will run in the North Harrison Invitational.

Results:

Boys

Team scores: Bloomington South 30, North Harrison 41, Westfield 114, Seymour 119, Brown County 132, Columbus East 149, Madison 177, Corydon Central 181, Southwestern (Hanover) 275

Winner: Carl Smith (BS) 16:13

Seymour: 17-Jack Tormoehlen 17:40, 19-Joe Trueblood, 17:50, 21-Ben Franke 17:53, 27-Luke Tormoehlen 18:18, 35-Tyler Hatton 18:45, 41-Raul Varela 18:56, 42-Ian Hensen 19:01

Junior varsity

Team scores: Bloomington South 15, Westfield 83, Seymour 86, North Harrison 115, Columbus East 120, Brown County 125

Winner: Peter Vosquil (BS) 17:43

Seymour: 17-Alex Beaty 19:32, 22-Daniel Hauersperger 19:55, 27-Dustin Janssen 20:13, 29-Keegan Bowman 20:16, 36-Hogan Petro 20:45, 39-Josh Edwards 20:52, 44-Elliott Samons 21:17, 47-Caleb Reedy 21:27, 48-Nate Kinzie 21:39, 50-Austin Trueblood 21:49, 54-Laurin Schmidt 22:01, 56-Tyler Klingler 22:21, 58-Alejandro Clemente 23:14, 59-Seth Carter 23:18, 62-Jon Montgomery 23:35, 67-Drake Spencer 24:07

IN THE NEWS - The Republic, Columbus, Ind.

2011-08-28T11:42:00.000-07:00

Written by Lew Freedman - Sports Editor, The Republic

...Seymour’s top three were Jack Tormoehlen (17th in 17:40), Joe Trueblood (19th in 17:44), and Ben Franke (21st in 17:53).

The race was a bit of an adventure for Trueblood. After his spikes left him with blisters on both feet he didn’t train all week and said the lack of practice told when he cramped up a bit.

Still, Trueblood hung as close to the front as he could before slowing.

“I stayed with them for a while,” Trueblood said. “The hills are what get you. I was glad to be finished.”

Owls coach Randy Fife liked what he saw from his guys.

“I thought we ran well today,” Fife said. “This is not a fast course. We had four guys faster than we did last year. Ben Franke ran a really great race. It’s the first time he broke 18. He ran a personal best on this course. That’s pretty good.”...

RESULTS:

Boys:
South 30
North Harrison 41
Westfield 114
Seymour 119

Brown County 132
Columbus East 149
Madison 177
Corydon Central 181
Southwestern Hanover 275

1 Carl Smith 16:13.9 BlSo 12
2 Johnnie Guy 16:21.8 NoHa 12
3 Jonathan Reynolds 16:23.7 NoHa 11
4 Mark Chandler 16:25.2 BlSo 12
5 Kyle DuVall 16:31.3 West 11
6 Curtis Burks 16:39.6 BlSo 11
7 Josh Guy 16:56.3 NoHa 12
8 Levi Taylor 16:56.7 CoCe 11
9 Jordan Huntoon 16:58.7 BlSo 11
10 Kaleb Rich-Harris 17:07.2 BlSo 12
11 Dalton Smith 17:17.4 CoEa 12
12 Nick Ehman 17:19.7 BlSo 11
13 Amos Schreuder 17:21.7 BlSo 12
14 Ryan Foster 17:24.5 NoHa 12
15 Kyle Chesser 17:25.3 NoHa 12
16 Jason Head 17:36.7 NoHa 12
17 Jack Tormoehlen 17:40.7 Seym 10
18 Cody Whipker 17:44.4 BrCo 10
19 Joe Trueblood 17:50.7 Seym 12
20 Ethan Worthington 17:52.8 West 10
21 Ben Franke 17:53.9 Seym 12
22 Alden Westcott 18:00.3 BrCo 11
23 David Gibson 18:10.1 MaCo 10
24 Logan MinettBond 18:13.4 BrCo 9
25 Caleb Grimes 18:15.9 West 11
26 Chris Allen 18:17.0 MaCo 12
27 Luke Tormoehlen 18:18.3 Seym 12
28 Landon Perry 18:18.7 MaCo 10
29 Connor Guingrich 18:20.2 BrCo 11
30 Matt Bailey 18:21.2 West 9
31 Daniel Zwissler 18:25.2 CoEa 11
32 Taylor Stepro 18:34.5 CoCe 12
33 James Clayton 18:35.8 CoEa 12
34 Clay Curtis 18:41.5 West 12
35 Tyler Hatton 18:45.3 Seym 10
36 Jordan Foster 18:47.6 CoEa 10
37 Alex Leverson 18:50.6 West 12
38 Clayton Johnson 18:50.8 CoEa 11
39 Zach Roush 18:51.1 BrCo 11
40 Jake Pitts 18:52.2 CoCe 10
41 Raul Varela 18:56.5 Seym 12
42 Ian Hensen 19:01.0 Seym 10
43 Austin Purdue 19:04.2 CoEa 11
44 Jeffery Buhrt 19:06.3 West 10
45 Nick Harding 19:20.1 BrCo 11
46 Edward Ryan 19:30.2 BrCo 9
47 Logan Doyle 19:45.9 CoEa 10
48 Alex Nunan 20:11.1 MaCo 10
49 Michael Hedges 20:18.9 Sout 10
50 Jacob Smith 20:21.9 CoCe 10
51 Jackson Taylor 20:37.2 CoCe 9
52 Justin Robertson 20:52.0 MaCo 9
53 Nick Vorhies 20:52.3 MaCo 12
54 Brad Sims 20:58.5 Sout 11
55 Quenton White 21:00.8 MaCo 9
56 Travis Higham 21:55.4 Sout 10
57 Jade Wheeler 22:13.2 Sout 12
58 Lucas Strubbler 23:23.6 CoCe 12
59 Jacob Shaffer 26:40.1 Sout 9

Girls:
South 30
North Harrison 41
Westfield 114
Seymour 119
Brown County 132
Columbus East 149
Madison 177
Corydon Central 181
Southwestern Hanover 275

Columbus East Invitational Information plus Boys Lineup

2011-08-25T15:22:00.000-07:00

Columbus East High School - Bill McMahan Cross Country Kick-off Invitational 8/27/11

The following 12 schools will participate: Bloomington South, Brown County, Columbus East, Corydon Central, Edgewood, Franklin Community, Madison Consolidated, North Harrison, Seymour, Southwestern Hanover, Westfield and Whiteland.

Schedule:
7:30 am Bus Leaves
9:30 am Varsity Boys – 5000 meters
10 am Varsity Girls – 5000 meters
10:30 am JV Boys – 5000 meters
11 am JV Girls – 5000 meters
Noon Presentation of Awards
1:30 pm Arrive Back at SHS

Location: Clifty Creek Elementary School just off highway 31 at the south edge of Columbus.

Course: Grass with rolling terrain and fair running surface.

Awards:
The following will be presented for each race:
Trophy to each winning varsity team (2)
Trophy to each race winner V (2) B/G & JV (2) B/G
Team ribbons to top 5 teams in each varsity race
Team ribbons to top 5 teams in each reserve race
Ribbons to the top 25 individuals in each race
Ribbons to the top 20 freshman boys
Ribbons to the top 20 freshman girls

Tentative Lineup:
Varsity
Jack Tormoehlen
Luke Tormoehlen
Ben Franke
Joe Trueblood
Ian Hensen
Raul Varela
Tyler Hatton

All other runners will run in the JV race.

IN THE NEWS - The Republic, Columbus, Ind.

2011-08-25T15:19:00.000-07:00

By Lew Freedman, Sports Editor - The Republic

. . . Veteran coach Randy Fife likes the depth he forecasts for his Seymour Owls.

Joe Trueblood should be No. 1, and Fife thinks he can run under 16 minutes for 5k. He will be pushed by Luke and Jack Tormoehlen, Ryan Emigh and Ben Franke.

“That gives us a solid five,” Fife said. “And we’ve probably got five guys competing for the final two varsity spots. They kind of came together as a pack (last year), all within 30 seconds of one another. We could have that again.” . . .

4 county cross country teams run at Bedford - IN THE NEWS

2011-08-23T16:19:00.000-07:00

Trinity's Royalty wins 2nd meet

August 23, 2011 1:29 AM
By ZACH SPICER

BEDFORD — Taylor Royalty left ‘em in the dust again.

In Monday’s Bedford North Lawrence Fall Invitational, Trinity Lutheran's Royalty won in 19:32, while the second-place finisher, Hope Lockman of Brownstown Central, was clocked at 22:01.

It was Royalty’s second meet of the season, and she has won both of them. She also won last year at Bedford, finishing in 19:51. On Saturday at Rising Sun, Royalty won in 20:05.

“She’s trained hard this summer. She’s wanting to make her senior year a hit,” Royalty’s father and coach, Andy Royalty, said. “We kind of expected Lockman and Zoey Johnson (of Seymour) to be there (at the front), so she just went out and ran her race. I was hoping for somewhere in the low 19s, and she was right there in the middle.”

Team-wise, host BNL won the girls and boys races. The Lady Stars had three girls in the top 10 and scored 49 points for the win, while Austin’s Jeremy Johnson won the boys race in 16:36 and then BNL went 2-3-4-5 and the fifth runner was eighth for a total of 22 points.

Eastern Greene scored 62 points to finish second in the girls meet, ahead of Trinity Lutheran in third with 70 points. Brownstown edged Seymour 94-96 for fourth place, and Medora only had two runners.

In the boys race, Seymour was second with 66 points. Brownstown finished sixth with 129, Trinity was ninth with 205 and Medora only had three runners.

Royalty said he is trying to get his girls to run in a pack, and he thought they did well with that on Monday. Erika Horton finished 13th, Brittaney VonDielingen was 14th and Makala Willman was 18th. They all were under 25 minutes.

“We’ve been trying to get Brittaney, Erika, Danielle (Shelley) and Haley Couch all running together,” Royalty said, “but our big surprise today was Makala Willman. She was definitely our MVP of the day, so I’m very proud of her.”

Lady Braves coach Dan Botkin was glad to see Lockman show determination in holding onto her position.

“Hope got second taken away from her at about the 2-mile mark, and then she got aggressive and she came back and she came in and finished second,” Botkin said.

Brownstown’s next-best finisher was Jenna Hackman, placing 16th in 24:26.

Looking at his girls’ performances, Botkin said he was leaving the meet “a happy guy.”

“Tonight, the girls saw that they could run, and it was just like they awoke,” he said. “I’m having girls that are moving up and just doing great things. I’m starting to see a little bright spot here and there.”

Seymour coach Spencer Sunbury said his first four finishers had good outings, but overall, he was disappointed. Johnson was fourth in 22:35 and Alicia Pollert finished sixth in 23:01.

“It wasn’t a good night for us,” Sunbury said. “I’m not sure why, but they seemed to come out and run hard, and in the middle there, it seemed like we just didn’t have it. It’s something to reflect on and learn from, and we’ll look at it and see where we can go from here.”

Medora ran in its first meet of the season, and Justice Dean placed 60th and Hannah Elkins was 66th.

“They were probably close to where I expected them, but still under where I wanted them,” Medora first-year coach Matt Myers said of his girls.

In the boys meet, Seymour was paced by brothers Jack and Luke Tormoehlen, with Jack finishing seventh in 17:23 and Luke placing 11th in 17:43. Ben Franke, Joe Trueblood and Ian Hensen also were top-20 finishers.

“I thought Jack and Luke both ran smart races, didn’t get caught up going out too hard in the front and really made a nice, strong push the second half,” Owls coach Randy Fife said. “Ben Franke, for this course, 18:05 was solid for him, and then Ian and Raul (Varela) ran sixth and seventh for us and I was happy with how they ran.”

It was Fife’s first time seeing BNL this season, and he was impressed with the fellow Hoosier Hills Conference squad.

“Bedford just has an awfully, awfully strong team,” he said. “They’ve obviously done the work this summer and prepared themselves, and we found ourselves a little bit behind right now. We’ve got a lot of work to do and the kids aren’t afraid of hard work, so we’re going to improve.”

Brownstown’s Ellis Gallion earned a ribbon in the meet, placing 13th in 17:59. Coach Otha Smith also was proud of his second and third runners, Ryan Franklin and Rob Fox. They came in 22nd and 24th.

“It was Ryan Franklin’s first time at Bedford under 19 (minutes) and he’s really starting to come on, get stronger,” Smith said. “Rob Fox, a freshman, is the only person I’ve had since I’ve been coaching that’s been under 19 at Bedford at that opening meet since Mark Crossman. (Fox) is a strong kid and a hard worker.”

First-year Trinity boys coach Bryan Ault is working with a young squad. Jonathan Rollins was the team’s first finisher, placing 45th in 20:50.

“I was just really impressed with how everybody cut time from Saturday,” Ault said. “Jonathan went down a little bit, but that’s to be expected, being the top runner.”

Chase Hurley was Medora’s top finisher, placing 48th in 20:57. Myers, however, thought Hurley’s performance was the only standout of the boys and girls teams.

“Usually, Michael (Powell) leads the boys pack, so I was pretty happy with (Hurley’s) performance and that he pushed forward and finished the race,” Myers said. But overall on the night, he said, “I was pretty disappointed with the effort they’ve been giving in practice, and I expected more out of them.”

For the county teams’ next meets, Trinity plays host to a three-way on Thursday before the Cougars and Medora run in Saturday’s Salem Invitational. Also on Saturday, Brownstown runs at Rushville and Seymour runs at Columbus.

RESULTS:
Bedford North Lawrence Fall Invitational at Bedford

GIRLS

Team scores: Bedford North Lawrence 49, Eastern Greene 62, Trinity Lutheran 70, Brownstown Central 94, Seymour 96, Jennings County 139, Mitchell 148, Orleans 162, Medora (incomplete), Austin (incomplete)

Winner: Taylor Royalty (TL) 19:32

Other Trinity Lutheran: 13-Erika Horton 23:52, 14-Brittaney VonDielingen 24:11, 18-Makala Willman 24:40, 25-Haley Couch 25:01, 27-Ally Posey 25:09, 32-Allison Voss 25:31, 51-Lacey Gengelbach 27:30

Brownstown Central: 2-Hope Lockman 22:01, 16-Jenna Hackman 24:26, 21-Alyson Nash 24:55, 29-Kari Brown 25:25, 30-Kourtney Branaman 25:27, 34-Maria Allen 25:37, 42-Jacqueline Ollo 26:23, 43-Brycelyn Ruddick 26:25, 44-Elisa Gallion 26:34, 45-Sam Persinger 26:41, 55-Jaylyn Quade 29:10, 59-Gracie Wessel 29:23, 64-Celina Schumpe 29:44

Seymour: 4-Zoey Johnson 22:35, 6-Alicia Pollert 23:01, 26-Taylor Spivey 25:02, 31-Alexis Beed 25:27, 38-Maria Garcia 25:51, 46-Adrianna Bassard 26:45, 47-Mia Klaes 26:57, 54-Mariah Lewis 28:09, 58-Kennedy Spencer 29:14, 62-McCauley Hattabaugh 29:33, 65-Keia Blair 29:46, 67-Karmen Johnson 31:01, 70-Betsy Voss 31:34

Medora: 60-Justice Dean 29:25, 66-Hannah Elkins 30:38

BOYS

Team scores: Bedford North Lawrence 22, Seymour 66, Jennings County 80, Eastern Greene 106, Austin 109, Brownstown Central 129, Orleans 159, Mitchell 159, Trinity Lutheran 205, Medora (incomplete), West Washington (incomplete)
Winner: Jeremy Johnson (A) 16:36

Seymour: 7-Jack Tormoehlen 17:23, 11-Luke Tormoehlen 17:43, 15-Ben Franke 18:05, 17-Joe Trueblood 18:17, 20-Ian Hensen 18:42, 21-Raul Varela 18:45, 25-Tyler Hatton 18:58, 27-Alex Beaty 19:22, 38-Daniel Hauersperger 20:06, 42-Josh Edwards 20:27, 46-Dusty Janssen 20:51, 52-Caleb Reedy 21:05, 54-Elliott Samons 21:11, 58-Nate Kinzie 21:24, 63-Hogan Petro 21:42, 70-Laurin Schmidt 22:24, 76-Alejandro Clemente 22:40, 83-Tyler Klingler 23:14, 84-Seth Carter 23:18, 87-Jon Montgomery 23:45, 88-Austin Trueblood 23:50

Brownstown Central: 13-Ellis Gallion 17:59, 22-Ryan Franklin 18:50, 24-Rob Fox 18:57, 61-Hagan Reynolds 21:39, 62-Wilkin Wohler 21:39, 67-Jared Engelking 21:57, 75-Shane Hickman 22:35, 82-Josh Lockman 23:11

Trinity Lutheran: 45-Jonathan Rollins 20:50, 67-Blake Thomas 22:00, 71-Matthew Zarick 22:26, 78-Jacob Christopher 22:52, 79-Clayton Pottschmidt 22:53, 93-Grayson Mellencamp 24:59

Medora: 48-Chase Hurley 20:57, 59-Michael Powell 21:32, 94-Kyle Tharp 25:44

Owls use depth to win Seymour Invitational - IN THE NEWS

2011-08-21T12:17:00.000-07:00

By ARV KOONTZ - tribtown.com

Among the things coach Randy Fife likes about his Seymour cross country team is its depth.

Joe Trueblood finished second and Jack Tormoehlen third, and two other Owls placed in the top 10, as Seymour easily won the Seymour Invitational on Thursday night with 36 points. Salem was second with 106 points and Switzerland County was third with 115. Brownstown Central was eighth with 156 points.

“It was a good start for us. We had a lot of runners up front,” Fife said, as Seymour had seven in the top 16. “I think what we’re going to end up with this year is some interchangeable runners fourth through eighth and maybe through 10. There is a lot of good depth there, and that showed tonight.

“We were hoping to have a couple under 17. There weren’t a lot of front-runners in the meet, so it was kind of hard. Jeremy Johnson, a good runner from Austin, got out early, and from there, there weren’t a lot of other front-runners.”

The Bedford North Lawrence girls placed three in the top 10 and scored 51 points for the win, and Seymour edged Salem for second, 67-68. Brownstown finished sixth with 129 points.

In the boys race, Johnson moved to the front of the pack after the first mile and posted a winning time of 16:44.2. Trueblood finished in 17:16.2, and Tormoehlen crossed the finish line in 17:24.3.

“It’s a good start, but it’s a little slow,” Trueblood said, adding that he was hoping to break 17 minutes. “I was a lot quicker at the start, and then I had a weak middle and I picked it up a little at the end. My first mile was 5:10 and my second was 10:40.”

Ben Franke was Seymour’s third runner, finishing eighth in 18:01.3, and Luke Tormoehlen was 10th in 18:08.1.

“I think our front-runners can go a little better, but it was a good meet, especially for Joe and Jack. Luke was up there for a long time and ran out of gas,” Fife said. “A big surprise for us was Ben Franke, who transferred over from Trinity and ended up running in the 4 spot for us and went 18:01 and his PR (personal record) was 18:06 last year, so he started the season with his best time.

“Ian Hensen was a big surprise for us and finished as our fifth finisher and was a scorer for us. Overall, a very good meet for us and I’m happy.”

Ellis Gallion topped the Brownstown boys by finishing fifth at 17:45.9. Next for the Braves was Ryan Franklin at 27th in 19:21.8.

“I thought we did OK,” Braves coach Otha Smith said. “Our second, third runner (Brandon Merkle) is hurt and that hurts us a little bit. Not having him puts a cramp in it. I really liked the effort some of our middle-of-the-pack guys gave. They’re not elite runners, but they work hard in practice and they’re getting better. It’s a real good group to be around. We’ll get better if we can avoid many injuries.”

Hope Lockman topped the Brownstown girls by placing fourth in 22:19.1, and she was followed by Seymour’s Zoey Johnson in fifth at 22:22.3.

“I’m very pleased,” Lady Owls coach Spencer Sunbury said. “I talked to the girls about this season, and they had a good feeling about the season and are excited about this season. They wanted to get off to a good start, and this is the best finish we’ve had at our own invite.

“I told them to be careful at the start of the race, and they were nervous and maybe a little more conservative than I was hoping for, and it worked the way I wanted it to. They got stronger as the race went on and kept moving up, and I think they should be pleased with what they did tonight.”

Madison Hays was Seymour’s second runner, finishing ninth in 22:55.2, and Alicia Pollert was 13th in 23:31.8.

“Maria Garcia, the first year out running cross country, stepped up,” Sunbury said. “There are a lot of new faces in that top seven. All those girls that came up have been running that way for the past two weeks. It’s a good confirmation to see them run as well as they did.”

Dan Botkin is beginning his first season as coach of the Lady Braves, and he was pleased with their efforts.

“When the girls came in, they said they were happy with their times,” Botkin said. “They felt like they ran a good race, and I felt like they ran a good race.

“I intentionally sent them out slow. We’re still working on our base and stuff like that. This is a new experience for me and I’m happy with them. The girls are pretty enthusiastic with what they’re doing. We’re going to do nothing but get stronger as the season goes along.”

Jenna Hackman was Brownstown’s second finisher, placing 28th in 24:28.4.

On Monday, Seymour and Brownstown will run at Bedford.

RESULTS:
Seymour Invitational at Seymour

Boys
Team scores: Seymour 36, Salem 106, Switzerland County 115, Austin 117, Madison 120, Jennings County 125, Jeffersonville 131, Brownstown Central 156, Scottsburg 289
Winner: Jeremy Johnson (A) 16:44.2
Seymour: 2-Joe Trueblood 17:16.2, 3-Jack Tormoehlen 17:34.3, 8-Ben Franke 18:01.3, 10-Luke Tormoehlen 18:08.1, 13-Ian Hensen 18:24.6, 15-Tyler Hatton 18:33.3, 16-Alex Beaty 18:33.9, 18-Raul Varela 18:38.3, 22-Ryan Emigh 18:59.9, 36-Daniel Hauersperger 19:47.7
Brownstown Central: 5-Ellis Gallion 17:45.9, 27-Ryan Franklin 19:21.8, 41-Hagan Reynolds 20:16, 44-Rob Fox 20:32.1, 62-Vilkin Wohler 21;32, 68-Jared Engelking 22:09.7, 72-Shane Hickman 22;37.1, 84-Josh Lockman 24:11.5, 90-William Ollo 27:17.5

Girls
Team scores: Bedford North Lawrence 51, Seymour 67, Salem 68, Scottsburg 114, Switzerland County 124, Brownstown Central 129, Madison 139
Winner: Sydney Calhoun (Sal) 20:54.2
Seymour: 5-Zoey Johnson 22:22.3, 9-Madison Hays 22:55.2, 13-Alicia Pollert 23:31.8, 19-Maria Garcia 23:58.4, 21-Adrianna Bassard 24:11.8, 40-Mia Klaes 25:14.8, 42-Alexis Beed 25:40.3, 46-Brianna Gillaspy 26:05.5, 47-Taylor Spivey 26:05.8, 48-Delaney Sunbury 26:24.2
Brownstown Central: 4-Hope Lockman 22:19.1, 28-Jenna Hackman 24:28.4, 30-Alyson Nash 24:38.9, 32-Maria Allen 24:51, 38-Elisa Gallion 25:10.9, 41-Kari Brown 25:33.9, 51-Kourtney Branaman 26:37.8, 52-Jacqueline Ollo 27:03.6, 53-Brycelyn Ruddick 27:04.6, 55-Jaylyn Quade 27:30

Invitational Shirt

2011-08-09T20:29:00.001-07:00

2011 Midnight 5K - Friday, July 8

2011-05-28T19:31:00.000-07:00

3 county teams qualify for cross country semistate

2010-10-18T05:30:00.000-07:00

By DENNIS DUNN - tribtown.com

BEDFORD — The weather was perfect for the cross country regional at Bedford North Lawrence on Saturday morning, as two teams from Jackson County ran in the boys race and three teams ran in the girls race.

In the boys race, Seymour entered as the three-time defending champion, but Bedford North Lawrence ended that streak by claiming the title with 44 points. The Owls were second (68), Jennings County was third (93), Mitchell was fourth (150) and Madison was fifth (154).

Only the top five teams advance, and Crothersville was on the outside looking in, placing sixth with 167.

BNL’s Logan Barrett cruised his own home course in 15:53 to claim the win.

In the girls race, BNL and Madison tied for first place with 55 points, but based on the sixth runner, the Lady Stars claimed the repeat win. Trinity Lutheran was third (102), Brownstown Central was fourth (113) and Switzerland County was fifth (146). Seymour placed sixth with 151 points.

Trinity’s Taylor Royalty was cruising in the race last year, but fell ill and placed 14th.

This time around, Royalty had that in the back of her mind and wasn’t going to let that happen again, and she found herself in a race early between Madison’s Chelsea Stephan and Brownstown’s Hope Lockman.

Once Royalty came out of the woods in the lead, she never relinquished it and claimed the win in 19:03.

For the boys, Seymour’s Joe Trueblood was third in 16:34 and Jack Tormoehlen was 11th in 16:52 to place two runners in the top 15.

“I thought we had an outside chance to beat BNL,” Owls coach Randy Fife said. “We had a couple of good races. Joe (Trueblood) had 16:34 and then Jack just ran a good race. We really needed four guys under 17 minutes, and I thought we were capable of getting four or five guys under. We just didn’t get that today.

“It’s hard to be disappointed with second place, but we know we can do better and the good news is we get to do it all over again at semistate and get another chance at Bedford. I just think we are in the hunt for that five or six spot at semistate.”

Crothersville had high hopes of advancing to semistate for the first time in the Carl Bowman coaching era, but the Tigers fell 13 points short of achieving that goal.

“It’s almost like you want to cry,” Bowman said of placing sixth. “This is the closest since I have been coaching that I can ever remember a team coming within 13 points of making the semistate.”

Even though the team didn’t advance, senior Zach Elliott will continue his season another week as he placed ninth in 16:51. Two other seniors, Chris Walker and Anthony Martin, were 36th and 45th respectively.

“Four of my top five guys still ran PRs (personal records) today and bettered their times from Tuesday,” Bowman said. “We beat the team we wanted to beat, but another team snuck in on us. I am glad the guys had a good showing. I have an individual going on, but we could have made history if the team was going.”

Brownstown had one runner, junior Ellis Gallion, and his season came to an end after placing 26th in 17:29.

“He did not have a good day,” Braves coach Otha Smith said of Gallion. “He had a great season and ran a minute and a half faster than last year. He had a great, great season, but a disappointing run today.”

In the girls meet, Trinity coach Andy Royalty said he was “very pleased” with a third-place finish.

“That was our goal today, to get up to third place,” he said. “I just told the girls that our ultimate goal is to get out of here and go on to next week. Danielle (Shelley) was our No. 2 girl and she had a PR today, Brittaney VonDielingen, Erika Horton and Haley Couch all stepped up. Taylor got beat by Stephan early in the season, and Taylor decided before the race that she was going to run with her, and she stuck true to her gut.”

Brownstown’s Lockman went out too fast with the leaders and fell back into the third position and stayed there to the end and finished in 19:23. Senior Destinie Staley was 11th to give the Braves two runners in the top 15.

“I am excited that we are going back to semistate,” Lady Braves coach Derrick Koch said. “I have a bunch of good runners today, and they did what they needed to do to qualify. I was just pleased with the effort. Destinie ran strong again and dropped another 15 to 20 seconds from Tuesday. Victoria Ollo also stepped it up and ran a really good race. Hope with a 19:23 was outstanding for her. My top three runners ran a gangbuster today and I’m really pleased with them.”

Helena Pedersen led Seymour, placing 20th in 21:34, and Jacelyn Chaisson was 27th in 22:00.

“I am not disappointed in our sixth-place finish,” Lady Owls coach Spencer Sunbury said. “I feel bad for the girls, and they put in a good effort out there today. We thought we had a good shot and we were in there by five points, so that makes it harder by being that close.

“The makeup of this team was a little different with new and inexperienced runners to try and get where they are. I am proud of them, and it hurts for being so close. They wanted to go another week, and so did I. I do look forward to the future as most of these girls will be back.”

Seymour’s boys team, Brownstown and Trinity Lutheran’s girls teams and Crothersville’s Elliott will run on Saturday morning in the Brown County Semistate. The girls will run at 10:30 a.m., and the boys will run at 11:15 a.m.

RESULTS
Boys

Teams (top 5 advance): Bedford North Lawrence 44, Seymour 68, Jennings County 93, Mitchell 150, Madison 154, Crothersville 167, Austin 167, Jeffersonville 180, Switzerland County 182, Salem 209

Winner: Logan Barrett (BNL) 15:53

Local runner from a non-advancing team qualifying for semistate: 9-Zach Elliott (C) 16:51

Seymour: 3-Joe Trueblood 16:34, 11-Jack Tormoehlen 16:52, 19-Mitchell Reutter 17:13, 21-Ryan Emigh 17:15, 30-Luke Tormoehlen 17:34, 37-Tyler Hatton 17:49, 53-Eric Evans 18:46

Other Crothersville: 36-Chris Walker 17:47, 45-Anthony Martin 18:23, 52-Eric Prewitt 18:45, 58-Joe Sawyer 19:09, 62-Caleb Minton 19:26, 70-Logan Oakes 20:20

Brownstown Central: 26-Ellis Gallion 17:29

Girls

Teams (top 5 advance): Bedford North Lawrence 55, Madison 55, Trinity Lutheran 102, Brownstown Central 113, Switzerland County 146, Seymour 151, Mitchell 158, Jeffersonville 206, Jennings County 208, Scottsburg 218

Winner: Taylor Royalty (TL) 19:03

Other Trinity Lutheran: 22-Danielle Shelley 21:35, 29-Brittaney VonDielingen 22:04, 36-Erika Horton 22:18, 40-Allison Voss 22:31, 45-Haley Couch 22:49, 59-Allison Posey 23:54

Brownstown Central: 3-Hope Lockman 19:23, 11-Destinie Staley 20:42, 26-Victoria Ollo 21:53, 47-Shelby Walls 22:50, 48-Miranda Lasher 22:52, 51-Jacqueline Ollo 23:09, 52-Alyson Nash 23:15

Seymour: 20-Helena Pedersen 21:34, 27-Jacelyn Chaisson 22:00, 35-Taylor Spivey 22:18, 49-Abby Morrow 23:07, 53-Alexis Beed 23:29, 54-Mia Klaes 23:32, 63-Alicia Pollert 24:53

TOMORROW - Regionals at Bedford North Lawrence

2010-10-15T08:24:00.000-07:00

Bus leaves a 8:30 a.m.

Race Times:
Girls: 10:30 a.m.
Boys: 11:10 a.m.

PICTURES - if you need a thumb/jump drive to get pictures to Lis T. please see her at the meet. If you have any questions, please let her know.

Food -
Below is the list for the tacos tomorrow.
Meat 5lbs. - Reutters
Meat 5lbs. - Emigh/Purvis
Hard Shells - Morrows
Hard Shells - Tormoehlens
Tortillas - Hensens
Tortillas - Mindy Clay
Tortilla Chips - Lis T.
Tortilla Chips - Tormoehlens
Cheese - Danni Cowles
Cheese - Michele Heironimus
Cheese - Hatton
A bag of SHREDDED Lettuce -Debbie Ridlen
Tomatos – Danni Cowles
Tomatos - Lis T.
Sour Cream - Cathy Klaes
Sour Cream - Voss
Salsa - Waltrip
Salsa - Voss
Salsa -Michele Heironimus
Taco Sauce -Debbie Ridlen
Taco Sauce - Mindy Clay
Cookies/Brownies/Cupcakes - Annette Pollert
Cookies/Brownies/Cupcakes - Michele Heironimus
Cookies/Brownies/Cupcakes - Annette Pollert - cookies
Cookies/Brownies/Cupcakes - Morrows - brownies
Cookies/Brownies/Cupcakes - Jennifer Kinzie
Plates - Angie Beed
Drinks (girls) - Wendy Johnson
Drinks (boys) - Denise Evans

If anyone would like to chaperone the dance tonight from 9-11, please let Randy know. fifer@scsc.k12.in.us

In the news - County teams have solid showings at cross country sectional

2010-10-13T06:30:00.000-07:00

Squads return to Bedford on Saturday for regional

By DENNIS DUNN

BEDFORD — This fall, the Bedford North Lawrence cross country teams made it a mission to win their own sectional.

On Tuesday night, they had the chance to make those goals a reality during sectional action on their own course.

Their stiffest competition in the boys race was Seymour, which won the last three titles. However, it was the Stars who rose to the occasion on their home course and ended the Owls’ title run with 36 points. Seymour was second with 53, while Salem (131), Mitchell (133) and Crothersville (144) rounded out the top five.

BNL’s Logan Barrett cruised to the easy win in 15:49, but through the first mile and a half, Seymour’s Joe Trueblood was right with him. Trueblood then fell off the pace and finished third in 16:54.

In the girls race, BNL won for the eighth straight year with 39 points. Brownstown Central edged Trinity Lutheran 81-84 for second place, while Seymour (108) placed fourth and Mitchell (133) grabbed the fifth spot.

Trinity junior Taylor Royalty shaved 20 seconds off of last year’s time and won in 19:11.

Seymour had three other boys place in the top 15, with Mitchell Reutter finishing ninth, Jack Tormoehlen 10th and Ryan Emigh 13th.

“We had been training pretty well and we really haven’t had a bad race this year, and with the training we have been doing, I thought we might beat BNL,” Owls coach Randy Fife said. “We just didn’t have our best race or our legs were tired because we have been doing some good workouts, but hopefully it will pay off at semistate in a week and a half.
“Overall, we were a little disappointed with second place. We’ve got to get better if we are going to contend with them on Saturday. Bedford has a pretty good team, and they are well prepared.”

Crothersville made it to regional as a team last fall for the first time in 19 years, and on Tuesday, the Tigers made it two straight years.

“I was hoping for fifth, and basically I have these three seniors who have been with me for a while,” Tigers coach Carl Bowman said. “This is the first time in 25 years that we advanced out of sectional two years in a row.”

Senior Zach Elliott made the most of his opportunity by placing fourth in 16:59. Chris Walker was 17th and Anthony Martin was 36th.

“Zach ran under 17 minutes for the first time this year, and I am pleased with that,” Bowman said. “Chris ran really well and Tony being back helped us out a lot. I just wanted these guys to get out for the second year in a row.”

Brownstown struggled all year and finished ninth, but junior Ellis Gallion has been the bright spot for coach Otha Smith. Gallion placed sixth in 17:09, and by placing in the top 15, he will run in Saturday’s regional at Bedford.

“Ellis ran fine, and I think he is capable of making it to the semistate, which is good,” Smith said. “We had a couple of injuries that hurt us, and we knew we were not going to get in the top five probably. Sam Zeyse hurt a hip and unfortunately for him fell way back. We had one quit us that was in our top five. The ones who didn’t get hurt ran fine.”

Trinity Lutheran placed eighth, and senior Tyler Pottschmidt was 19th in 18:04 and junior Ben Franke was 27th.

“I was hoping the boys would go a lot faster and the boys were also hoping to go faster, but they gave it everything they had,” Cougars coach Mike Payne said. “They did everything I wanted them to do, and I still had some PRs (personal records) tonight. I am disappointed we didn’t make regional, but at the same time, I am ecstatic of what we accomplished.”

Medora only had three runners compete, and senior Tanner Bennett ran a PR and placed 29th in 18:33.

“All three of my boys ran in sectional last year and had the experience, and I just really wanted them to come out and shave some time off,” Hornets coach Dennis Pace said. “Hopefully, they stick with it and come back next year to see what they can do.”

For the Brownstown girls, Hope Lockman placed third in 20:11 and Destinie Staley was sixth in 21:03.

“We knew coming in that second place was our goal, so I am pretty pleased with how they ran,” Lady Braves coach Derrick Koch said. “Destinie was the one that stepped it up today, but we usually have that one girl that steps up, and she stepped up. Sixth place for her is an outstanding finish. I had a lot of PRs today, and we knew it would take that to beat Trinity Lutheran because they are looking real strong.”

Trinity’s second through fifth runners were within 53 seconds, as Danielle Shelley was 16th, Brittaney VonDielingen was 18th, Erika Horton was 22nd and Haley Couch was 27th.

“We got out as a team, and our goal from the beginning of the season was to get out of the sectional, and we did that,” Lady Cougars coach Andy Royalty said. “A little disappointed because we wanted second place, but it’s close enough and I will take third. The girls did an awesome job. Also, Taylor was more excited about making it out as a team going on than her winning the race.”

Seymour fought through the season with several injuries to a couple of its top runners, so the Owls placing fourth pleased coach Spencer Sunbury. Seymour had two runners in the top 15, as senior newcomer Jacelyn Chaisson placed 13th in 21:57 and Helena Pedersen was 15th. Abby Morrow was next, placing 19th.

“I knew the fourth-, fifth- and sixth-place spots would be tight,” Sunbury said. “Jacelyn ran consistent and ran her best time. I thought this course would run a little faster. I thought we have been running consistent the last couple of weeks. Last week, our top runner was 20th or 22nd, so it was good to see two runners in the top 15, and I feel comfortable with that.”

Senior Kayla Barnett led Crothersville by placing 32nd in 23:25, and Chandler Nehrt was 43rd.

“At least three of them told me they had a PR today,” Bowman said. “Kayla was the only senior, and she finished up there and did well for her last race. The girls did a good job considering they play volleyball and kind of run cross country to help me out.”

For Medora, sophomore Justice Dean was the only one with sectional experience, and she placed 52nd in 25:54. Ashley Lambert had the best finish, coming in 44th in 25:04, and Hannah Elkins was 65th.

“I had two girls that have never run in a sectional before, and this is Justice’s second year,” Pace said. “We are getting better, and Justice cut off two minutes of her time. These teams that are finishing toward the top are running year-round, and if I can get the kids to realize that they can’t run just four or five months out of the year (and) if we can get these kids to be consistent, then we can do some good things.”

Seymour’s boys and girls teams, Crothersville’s boys team, Brownstown and Trinity Lutheran’s girls teams and Gallion from the Braves will compete in Saturday’s Bedford North Lawrence Regional. The girls will begin at 10:30 a.m., and the boys will run at 11:10 a.m.

Sectional Results

2010-10-13T06:22:00.000-07:00

BOYS
IHSAA CROSS COUNTRY SECTIONAL - 10/16/2010 BEDFORD NORTH LAWRENCE

1 Barrett, Logan 12 BNL 15:49.87 1
2 Barrett, Lane 10 BNL 16:46.32 2
3 Trueblood, Joe 11 Seymour 16:54.07 3
4 Elliott, Zach 12 Crothersville 16:59.92 4
5 Bright, Charlie 12 Eastern Pekin 17:04.05 5
6 Gallion, Ellis 11 Brownstown Central 17:09.21 6
7 Orender, Clayton 11 BNL 17:12.96 7
8 Resenbeck, Brian 11 Springs Valley 17:17.15 8
9 Reutter, Mitchell 12 Seymour 17:19.45 9
10 Tormoehlen, Jack 9 Seymour 17:22.74 10
11 Phelps, Peyton 12 Mitchell 17:23.06 11
12 Martin, Brady 10 BNL 17:24.11 12
13 Emigh, Ryan 11 Seymour 17:26.14 13
14 Wilson, Tyler 12 BNL 17:37.74 14
15 Muncy, Skylar 11 Salem 17:39.53 15
16 Burton, Cody 11 Mitchell 17:40.45 16
17 Walker, Chris 12 Crothersville 17:44.12 17
18 Tormoehlen, Luke 11 Seymour 18:02.69 18
19 Pottschmidt, Tyler 12 Trinity Lutheran 18:04.29 19
20 Parks, Dylan 12 Orleans 18:07.27 20
21 Tritle, Taylor 9 Orleans 18:07.88 21
22 Mount, Daniel 11 Salem 18:16.66 22
23 Zollman, Aaron 10 BNL 18:22.38 23
24 Williams, Bryce 11 BNL 18:24.44 24
25 Wise, Andrew 12 Mitchell 18:29.23 25
26 Baird, Jared 11 Salem 18:31.29 26
27 Franke, Ben 11 Trinity Lutheran 18:31.77 27
28 Hatton, Tyler 9 Seymour 18:33.63 28
29 Bennett, Tanner 12 Medora 18:33.91
30 Shipman, Austin 11 Eastern Pekin 18:34.79 29
31 Johnson, Stefen 9 Eastern Pekin 18:38.04 30
32 Bowles, Ryan 11 Salem 18:39.70 31
33 Love, Tyler 11 Paoli 18:40.18 32
34 Bradley, Trey 10 Orleans 18:45.82 33
35 Morin, Sylas 12 Springs Valley 18:47.29 34
36 Martin, Tony 12 Crothersville 18:49.35 35
37 Rollins, Jonathan 9 Trinity Lutheran 18:50.01 36
38 Grigsby, Cameron 11 Salem 18:51.53 37
39 Mosier, Brett 12 Mitchell 18:52.70 38
40 Campbell, Brandon 9 Brownstown Central 18:54.82 39
41 Franklin, Ryan 9 Brownstown Central 19:02.13 40
42 Bolton, Ty 9 West Washington 19:04.11
43 Campbell, Jimmie 12 Orleans 19:06.98 41
44 Prewitt, Eric 11 Crothersville 19:07.26 42
45 Payne, Ian 9 Mitchell 19:07.48 43
46 Evans, Eric 12 Seymour 19:14.40 44
47 Daugherty, Blake 9 Mitchell 19:14.66 45
48 Minton, Caleb 10 Crothersville 19:16.42 46
49 Kaiser, Zack 11 Orleans 19:21.22 47
50 Gilliatt, Dustin 11 Paoli 19:22.65 48
51 Lundergan, Josh 9 Paoli 19:26.45 49
52 King, Luke 11 Mitchell 19:29.20 50
53 Warren, Zack 12 Orleans 19:30.40 51
54 Hurley, Chase 11 Medora 19:38.43
55 Stuckwisch, Craig 9 Trinity Lutheran 19:40.14 52
56 Taylor, Kyle 11 Salem 19:45.96 53
57 Pearson, Jason 10 Orleans 19:49.07 54
58 Oakes, Logan 11 Crothersville 19:55.35 55
59 Lengel, Ben 11 West Washington 19:57.12
60 Deaton, Brad 11 West Washington 19:59.96
61 Sawyer, Joe 11 Crothersville 20:04.32 56
62 Thomas, Grant 11 Eastern Pekin 20:07.68 57
63 Murphy, Tristan 9 Paoli 20:15.74 58
64 Nachreiner, Jacob 10 Springs Valley 20:16.29 59
65 Apple, Tyler 10 Paoli 20:18.65 60
66 Crow, Curtis 11 Springs Valley 20:18.97 61
67 Weinsheimer, Daniel 11 West Washington 20:24.45
68 Blankenbarker, Jared 11 Eastern Pekin 20:28.67 62
69 Moore, James 11 Salem 20:29.44 63
70 Kickman, Shane 9 Brownstown Central 20:30.05 64
71 Hurst, Cody 11 Eastern Pekin 20:31.02 65
72 Stewart, Josh 9 Paoli 20:39.80 66
73 Reynolds, Hagen 9 Brownstown Central 20:51.21 67
74 Zarick, Matthew 9 Trinity Lutheran 20:53.91 68
75 Nigg, Dalton 9 Springs Valley 20:56.16 69
76 Saetrann, Fredrik 11 Springs Valley 21:01.21 70
77 Jolly, Zack 9 Brownstown Central 21:08.43 71
78 Thomas, Blake 9 Trinity Lutheran 21:35.90 72
79 Zeyse, Sam 12 Brownstown Central 21:48.24 73
80 Goodwin, Craigen 11 Eastern Pekin 21:48.46 74
81 Powell, Michael 10 Medora 21:49.21
82 Clark, Jon 10 Paoli 22:09.57 75
83 Gartelmann, Lukas 11 Springs Valley 23:27.94 76

Team Scores
1 Bedford North Lawrence - 36, 2 Seymour - 53, 3 Salem - 131, 4 Mitchell - 133, 5 Crothersville - 144, 6 Orleans - 162, Eastern Pekin - 183, 8 Trinity Lutheran - 202, 9 Brownstown Central - 216, 10 Springs Valley - 231, 11 Paoli - 247

GIRLS

1 Royalty, Taylor 11 Trinity Lutheran 19:11.52 1
2 Sheldon, Samantha 12 BNL 19:49.94 2
3 Lockman, Hope 11 Brownstown Central 20:11.52 3
4 Dalton, Rachel 12 Eastern Pekin 20:51.20 4
5 Malloy, Ashley 11 Salem 20:55.45 5
6 Staley, Destinie 12 Brownstown Central 21:03.86 6
7 Guthrie, Hannah 11 BNL 21:07.64 7
8 Page, Danielle 9 BNL 21:13.27 8
9 Hoke, Paige 10 Eastern Pekin 21:28.22 9
10 Sheldon, Elizabeth 11 BNL 21:31.19 10
11 Gardner, Alyssa 9 Mitchell 21:36.78 11
12 Crane, Courtney 11 BNL 21:47.06 12
13 Chaisson, Jacelyn 12 Seymour 21:57.40 13
14 Hardman, Kelsey 11 Mitchell 21:59.57 14
15 Pedersen, Helena 11 Seymour 22:01.91 15
16 Shelley, Danielle 9 Trinity Lutheran 22:03.23 16
17 Smith, Kelsey 9 Paoli 22:07.52 17
18 VonDielingen, Brittaney 9 Trinity Lutheran 22:18.03 18
19 Morrow, Abby 10 Seymour 22:26.59 19
20 Ollo, Victoria 12 Brownstown Central 22:33.27 20
21 Thompson, Victoria 12 Salem 22:37.14 21
22 Horton, Erika 10 Trinity Lutheran 22:40.55 22
23 Roberts, Bret 9 BNL 22:46.37 23
24 Walls, Shelby 11 Brownstown Central 22:49.43 24
25 Marlow, Stephanie 11 Mitchell 22:52.80 25
26 Smith, Kayla 10 Salem 22:55.66 26
27 Couch, Haley 9 Trinity Lutheran 22:58.54 27
28 Nash, Alyson 9 Brownstown Central 23:08.14 28
29 Boshears, Lauren 9 BNL 23:11.74 29
30 Spivey, Taylor 9 Seymour 23:21.01 30
31 Klaes, Mia 10 Seymour 23:25.30 31
32 Barnett, Kayla 12 Crothersville 23:25.54
33 Pollert, Alicia 10 Seymour 23:25.76 32
34 Hall, Brianna 10 Mitchell 23:30.39 33
35 Posey, Allison 9 Trinity Lutheran 23:30.97 34
36 Ollo, Jacqueline 9 Brownstown Central 23:31.21 35
37 Samsil, Shelbi 10 Orleans 23:44.97 36
38 Terrell, Kalen 12 Paoli 23:51.72 37
39 Lasher, Miranda 9 Brownstown Central 23:55.88 38
40 Voss, Allison 9 Trinity Lutheran 24:09.90 39
41 Dalton, Nancy 9 Eastern Pekin 24:16.38 40
42 Acuff, Mackenzie 12 Salem 24:41.13 41
43 Nehrt, Chandler 10 Crothersville 24:54.56
44 Lambert, Ashley 9 Medora 25:04.26
45 Smith, Cierra 12 Paoli 25:06.83 42
46 McNew, Chelsea 11 Eastern Pekin 25:11.23 43
47 Silvers, Mackenzie 9 Orleans 25:14.69 44
48 Embry, Rachel 10 Mitchell 25:16.76 45
49 Farlow, Greta 12 Paoli 25:22.42 46
50 Wienhorst, Whitney 10 Crothersville 25:33.87
51 Wampler, Kelsey 9 Mitchell 25:46.73 47
52 Dean, Justice 10 Medora 25:54.47
53 Schmelzle, Jessica 10 Crothersville 26:10.77
54 Stout, Sidney 9 Seymour 26:32.80 48
55 Ernstberger, Katie 9 Eastern Pekin 26:39.50 49
56 Kaiser, Hope 10 Orleans 26:43.89 50
57 Burnett, Dainah 9 Eastern Pekin 26:56.09 51
58 Nichols, Lydia 11 Salem 27:34.91 52
59 Schrader, Renee 12 Mitchell 27:45.23 53
60 Berea, Natalie 9 Orleans 27:54.03 54
61 Fowler, Alyssa 10 Orleans 28:00.31 55
62 Wood, Kasey 9 Salem 28:32.81 56
63 Wright, Brianna 9 Paoli 29:03.62 57
64 Lengel, Abigail 9 West Washington 30:05.21
65 Elkins, Hannah 10 Medora 31:12.76
66 Zakharova, Anastasia 9 West Washington 32:14.96
67 Hawkins, Riley 11 Orleans 32:55.40 58
68 Stidham, Cassie 12 Salem 33:59.54 59
69 Henderson, Whitley 10 Orleans 34:03.02 60

Team Scores: 1 Bedford North Lawrence - 39, 2 Brownstown Central - 81, Trinity Lutheran - 84, 4 Seymour - 108, 5 Mitchell - 128, 6 Eastern Pekin - 145, 7 Salem - 145, 8 Paoli - 199, 9 Orleans - 239

Brown County Invitational

2010-10-06T06:25:00.000-07:00

Having five runners in the top 12 — all 17:14 or better — in Tuesday’s Brown County Invitational boosted the Seymour boys cross country team to a victory, and the girls placed third.

NASHVILLE — The Owls recorded their third invitational win of the season, scoring 46 points.

A couple of weeks ago at the Southport Invitational, Cathedral finished two points ahead of Seymour, but this time Seymour had a nine-point advantage.

Joe Trueblood had a personal record by 12 seconds and placed fourth for Seymour in 16:33, which was 13 seconds behind winner Dylan Allen of Brown County. Mitchell Reutter and Jack Tormoehlen were 9-10, both coming in at 17:09, while Luke Tormoehlen and Ryan Emigh were 11-12 and finished in 17:13 and 17:14.

“I was very, very encouraged,” Owls coach Randy Fife said of the results. “We continue to make progress. Joe Trueblood is getting healthy, running stronger and stronger and he PR’d 12 seconds and moved ahead of a Columbus East kid who beat him at the conference meet and beat him by 11 seconds.”

For the girls, Home School Union won with 38 points, Columbus East was second with 47 and Seymour had 72 for third out of five teams. Greenwood’s Amy Hicks won in 19:39.

Jacelyn Chaisson and Helena Pedersen finished 9-10 for Seymour in 21:55 and 21:59, and Abby Morrow returned to the varsity lineup and was the Lady Owls’ third runner in, finishing with a personal-record time of 22:23 for 13th place.

“She looked really good out there running, and it was nice to see her back there running in the top three,” Lady Owls coach Spencer Sunbury said of Morrow. He added that Chaisson broke 22 minutes for the first time and also was the team’s No. 1 runner for the first time this fall.

The teams now will prepare for Tuesday’s sectional at Bedford.

Results:

Brown County Invitational

Boys

Teams: Seymour 46, Cathedral 55, Brown County 64, Greenwood 81, Columbus East 95, Home School Union 198

Winner: Dylan Allen (BC) 16:20

Seymour: 4-Joe Trueblood 16:33, 9-Mitchell Reutter 17:09, 10-Jack Tormoehlen 17:09, 11-Luke Tormoehlen 17:13, 12-Ryan Emigh 17:14, 32-Tyler Hatton 18:04, 38-Eric Evans 18:25, 42-Alex Beaty 18:35, 47-Ian Hensen 18:54, 54-Raul Varela 19:54, 57-Ausitn Felix 20:06, 59-Laurin Schmidt 20:49, 60-Hogan Petro 20:59, 63-Austin Trueblood 21:27, 64-Nate Kinzie 21:32, 65-Alejandro Clemente 21:33, 66-Derek Ridlen 22:09, 67-Ryan Clay 22:11, 76-Nate Dorsey 24:06, 77-Shane Heironimus 25:52

Girls

Teams: Home School Union 38, Columbus East 47, Seymour 72, Greenwood 87, Brown County 117

Winner: Amy Hicks (G) 19:39

Seymour: 9-Jacelyn Chaisson 21:55, 10-Helena Pedersen 21:59, 13-Abby Morrow 22:23, 19-Mia Klaes 23:08, 21-Sidney Stout 23:28, 24-Taylor Spivey 23:50, 25-Alicia Pollert 23:58, 30-Adrianna Bassard 24:36, 35-Alexis Beed 25:20, 36-Kennedy Cole 25:37, 39-McCauley Hattabaugh 25:56, 40-Betsy Voss 26:37, 41-Viktoria Geier 26:58, 45-Magen Kinzie 28:46

Owls finish 2nd behind Highlanders in conference meet. Seymour girls place seventh

2010-10-04T05:39:00.000-07:00

By ZACH SPICER

FLOYDS KNOBS — The team results of Saturday’s Hoosier Hills Conference cross country meet couldn’t have been any closer.

In the boys meet, Seymour and Floyd Central each scored 66 points, so first place was determined by the teams’ sixth runner. Floyd Central ended up claiming first since its sixth runner placed 28th in 17:33 and Seymour’s was 29th in 17:35.

Bedford North Lawrence was a close third with 72 points, Jennings County had 80 and the other four ranged from 114 to 149.

On the girls side, BNL had 64 for the win, Floyd Central was one point back in second and Madison was third with 67. Jeffersonville was sixth with 179, one point ahead of Seymour and Jennings County. Seymour earned seventh on the sixth runner.

“Looking at how the kids came in, I thought maybe Floyd Central beat us but I didn’t realize it was going to be that close,” Owls coach Randy Fife said.

Obviously, we would have liked to have won the conference, but to be runner-up in a close race gives us a little bit of confidence going into (sectional).”

BNL’s Logan Barrett won in 15:52, and Fife thought the Stars would be the top team, but they were missing their No. 3 runner.

“Bedford will probably be healthy by the time sectional rolls around,” he said, “so it’s going to be a little different there. We’re going to have to run well to beat them again, and I think we’re getting better.”

The top seven runners in each race earned all-conference and 8-14 received honorable mention. Seymour’s Joe Trueblood was all-HHC, finishing sixth with a personal-record time of 16:45, while teammates Mitchell Reutter (16:57) and Ryan Emigh (16:59) were 11th and 13th respectively for honorable mention. Six Owls were 17:35 or better.

Trueblood said it was his first time running the course. Considering the course is located in the knobs of southern Indiana, one would think it would be a hilly course, which is what Trueblood said he prefers. The course didn’t have big inclines, but it did offer variety.

“It had a little bit of everything,” Trueblood said. “It had the bridges, the woods, no hills. It was a flat, fast course.”

Going in, Trueblood wanted to break 17 minutes. He did that, and he was the team’s No. 1 runner for the first time this fall.

“I was glad when I did it,” he said of meeting his goal. “I came across the finish line and I had a big smile on my face.”

But when he learned the Owls were that close to winning the HHC, Trueblood said if he had passed a Jennings County runner at the finish line, the Owls could have won. But that doesn’t rest on one person’s shoulders; it’s just the way things turned out.

“Joe Trueblood had a nice run today,” Fife said. “I fully expected that he could be our No. 1 runner at anytime this year, and this was his first meet as our No. 1.”

Having three earn conference honors was a bonus, he added.

“I know Luke (Tormoehlen, 15th in 17:02) is a little disappointed, but he still ran a nice race,” Fife said. “I think he feels like he could have ran a little stronger for us, but you’re not going to have your best race every day, and I’m not upset with how any of them ran. I think everybody gave a good effort. We just came up a little bit short today.”

The Lady Owls’ top finisher was Helena Pedersen, who finished 25th in 21:34. Jacelyn Chaisson was next, placing 30th in 22:01, and the other five were between 22:46 and 24:15.

Seymour was just two points away from finishing sixth, and coach Spencer Sunbury was aiming for sixth.

“On the upside, we improved from last year,” he said. “That was one thing I was looking for. I told the girls I just want to see improvement.”

Since the Lady Owls lost No. 1 runner Zoey Johnson to an injury, Pedersen and Chaisson have stepped up nicely, Sunbury said.

“Helena’s done a good job leading us in the second half, but today was a little off day for her,” he said. “Jacelyn has just been running like crazy the second half of the season, and again today, I think she’s one of them that PR’d. She just keeps improving, keeps learning, so it was good to see out of her. We’re working on that three through five pack of girls, bringing them back up.”

Throughout the second half of the season, Sunbury has challenged his girls to run more consistently.

“We’ve really been concentrating on that, and they’ve done a good job and they did it again today,” he said. “We had a few PRs today, but if they didn’t PR, they were fairly consistent.”

The Seymour boys and girls have Tuesday’s meet at Brown County before going to Bedford the following Tuesday for sectional.

“I think we definitely need to keep our goals where they’re at, win sectional, win regional, then have a chance to compete at the state meet if we run real well at the semistate,” Fife said.

“I think it’s just a matter of regearing and getting ready for sectional in another week,” Sunbury said. “We’ve got some injuries, we’ve still got some spots that are up in the air for sectional and we’re trying to piece everything back together.”

RESULTS:

Hoosier Hills Conference
at Floyds Knobs

Boys
Teams: Floyd Central 66 (won on 6th runner), Seymour 66, Bedford North Lawrence 72, Jennings County 80, Columbus East 114, Madison 157, New Albany 174, Jeffersonville 179

All-Conference (Top 7): Logan Barrett (BNL) 15:52, Cory Portwood (FC) 16:19, Logan Kelly (FC) 16:20, Dalton Smith (CE) 16:22, Jonah Woods (JC) 16:44, Joe Trueblood (S) 16:45, Brayden Gasper (JC) 16:46

Honorable mention (8-14): Landon Perry (M) 16:50, Lane Barrett (BNL) 16:51, Anthony LaPorte (NA) 16:52, Mitchell Reutter (S) 16:57, James Clayton (CE) 16:57, Ryan Emigh (S) 16:59, Caleb Happel (FC) 17:00

Other Seymour: 15-Luke Tormoehlen 17:02, 21-Jack Tormoehlen 17:12, 29-Tyler Hatton 17:35, 40-Eric Evans 18:10

Junior varsity

Seymour: Alex Beaty 18:21, Ian Hensen 18:23, Raul Varela 20:39, Austin Felix 20:50, Laurin Schmidt 20:52, Elliott Samons 21:00, Derek Ridlen 21:14, Hogan Petro 21:25, Alejandro Clemente 21:42, Austin Trueblood 21:45, Nate Kinzie 22:08, Ryan Clay 24:03, Nate Dorsey 24:15

Girls

Teams: Bedford North Lawrence 64, Floyd Central 65, Madison 67, New Albany 93, Columbus East 97, Jeffersonville 179, Seymour 180, Jennings County 180

All-Conference (Top 7): Chelsea Stephan (M) 19:01, Teresa Wiczynski (CE) 19:29, Phoebe Bauer (NA) 19:40, Samantha Sheldon (BNL) 19:44, Connie Chan (J) 20:09, Hannah Keehn (FC) 20:17, Elizabeth McCabe (M) 20:25

Honorable mention (8-14): Alyssa Moore (FC) 20:29, Danielle Page (BNL) 20:38, Gabby Nay (M) 20:45, Allie Newell (CE) 20:45, Kaitlyn Smith (NA) 20:52, Hanna Guthrie (BNL) 20:58, Elizabeth Sheldon (BNL) 21:01

Seymour: 25-Helena Pedersen 21:34, 30-Jacelyn Chaisson 22:01, 38-Sidney Stout 22:46, 43-Mia Klaes 23:23, 44-Alicia Pollert 23:25, 46-Taylor Spivey 23:27, 50-Kennedy Cole 24:15

Junior varsity

Seymour: 11-Abby Morrow, 17-Adrianna Bassard, 20-Viktoria Geier, 21-Betsy Voss, 24-McCauley Hattabaugh

Hoosier Hills Conference

2010-10-01T08:33:00.001-07:00

Saturday, October 2

The race is at Floyd Central at the athletic fields off of Edwardsville - Galenda Road, just past the Floyd Central High School.

Directions: Take I-65 South to I-265 W. Take the St. Louis exit onto I-64 W. Take exit 119 Greenville, Paoli. Turn left at the stop light which is Old Vincennes Rd. until you pass Floyd Central HS. Turn left at Edwardsville Road. You should see the athletic complex from there.

Race Schedule:
9 a.m. Girls Varsity
9:40 a.m. Boys Varsity
10:10 a.m. Boys/Girls Junior Varsity
11 a.m. Awards

Teams: Bedford North Lawrence, Columbus East, Floyd Central, Jeffersonville, Jennings County, Madison, New Albany, Seymour

Top 7 Individuals are All-Conference. Next 7 are Honorable Mention

We should return home before 1 p.m. in time for the parade.

GIRLS - HHC
Sandwiches: Wendy Johnson
Drinks: Danni Cowles
Fruit: Kathy Bassard

BOYS - HHC
Sandwiches: Joy Beaty
Drinks: Robin Tormoehlen
Fruit: Joy Beaty

BOYS
Varsity: Luke, Joe, Jack, Ryan, Tyler, Mitchell and Eric
All others will run Junior Varsity

In the news - Batesville Invitational

2010-09-29T05:34:00.000-07:00

tribtown.com

BATESVILLE — Seymour had six runners under 18 minutes, following up a similar performance on Saturday at Southport, and the Owls placed first at Batesville with 48 points. Greenfield-Central was second with 86.

Luke Tormoehlen led the pack, placing fifth in 17:17, and Seymour’s fifth runner, Mitchell Reutter, came in 15th in 17:40.

“Batesville is not typically a fast course, so I think our times were fairly legitimate,” Owls coach Randy Fife said, comparing the results to Saturday’s invitational. “We had the purple-pack mentality of running together and staying up with each other, and we had a 23-second spread from our No. 1 to 5 man in scores, which was really impressive.”

The Seymour girls had a solid third-place finish, scoring 115 points. The host school won with 42, and Greenfield-Central was second with 57.

Helena Pedersen led the Lady Owls, placing eighth in 21:34, and Jacelyn Chaisson was 20th in 22:30. Lady Owls coach Spencer Sunbury said his girls had PRs.

“This course, in my opinion, was a little harder, little slower course than we ran on Saturday,” he said, “and it was good to see they were still dropping times. We’re running smarter races, a little more consistent within the race. It’s nice to see this time of year.”

On Saturday, the Seymour boys and girls will compete for the Hoosier Hills Conference title at Floyds Knobs.

Results

Boys
Teams: Seymour 48, Greenfield-Central 86, Batesville 99, South Dearborn 117, Connersville 137, East Central 141, South Ripley 158, Rushville 158, Jac-Cen-Del 258, North Decatur 258, Lawrenceburg 271

Winner: Gil Stamm (C) 16:42

Seymour: 5-Luke Tormoehlen 17:17, 7-Jack Tormoehlen 17:20, 10-Joe Trueblood 17:25, 11-Ryan Emigh 17:26, 15-Mitchell Reutter 17:40, 16-Tyler Hatton 17:58, 47-Eric Evans 19:30

Junior varsity

Teams (top 2): Greenfield-Central 35, Seymour 42

Winner: Ian Hensen (S) 18:32

Other Seymour: Alex Beaty 18:48, Raul Varela 20:06, Austin Felix 20:14, Laurin Schmidt 20:54, Alejandro Clemente 21:21, Austin Trueblood 21:45, Derek Ridlen 21:50, Hogan Petro 21:51, Nate Kinzie 21:58, Ryan Clay 23:21, Nate Dorsey 24:21, Shane Heironimus 25:10

Girls

Teams: Batesville 42, Greenfield-Central 57, Seymour 115, East Central 141, Connersville 142, South Dearborn 158, North Decatur 170, Jac-Cen-Del 177, Rushville 186, South Ripley 266

Winner: Jenna Cox (C) 20:10

Seymour: 8-Helena Pedersen 21:34, 20-Jacelyn Chaisson 22:30, 28-Sidney Stout 23:27, 32-Mia Klaes 23:39, 37-Alicia Pollert 24:01, 41-Taylor Spivey 24:21, 50-Kennedy Cole 24:48

Junior varsity

Seymour: Adrianna Bassard 25:03, Betsy Voss 25:57, McCauley Hattabaugh 27:02, Viktoria Geier 27:36, Chaille Luedeman 28:27

Batesville Invite

2010-09-28T05:41:00.000-07:00

Batesville Invitational
Tuesday, September 28

Directions: Race is at Batesville H.S. You can take 46 East to Batesville or I-74 East to Batesville. School is located on 46. If exiting off I-74, turn right then back right (west) on 46. You can see the school from the Interstate.

Meet Time Schedule:
5:30 Boys Varsity
6:00 Girls Varsity
6:30 JV Race – One race - both boys and girls
7:15 Awards

We should arrive back at SHS around 8:45

The following boys are tentatively scheduled to run Varsity. All others will run the reserve race.

Runners: Plan to leave class at 3:00. Bus leaves at 3:15

1. Ryan Emigh
2. Mitchell Reutter
3. Jack Tormoehlen
4. Joe Trueblood
5. Luke Tormoehlen
6. Tyler Hatton
7. Eric Evans

Participating Teams: Batesville, Connersville, East Central, Franklin County, Jac-Cen-Del, Lawrenceburg, Madison, Milan, North Decatur, Rushville, Seymour, South Dearborn, South Ripley.

Awards:
JV – Ribbons for top 10 finishers
Varsity – Trophy for winning team
Ribbons for 2nd-3rd teams
Medals for top 10 individuals
Ribbons for 11th – 20th
Ribbons for top three teams

Seymour Boys: We are defending champions of this meet, so let’s do some defending!

Southport Invitational

2010-09-27T05:26:00.000-07:00

INDIANAPOLIS — Seymour had a stellar showing at Southport, with the top five runners finishing between 17:18 and 17:25, which put the Owls in third place out of 18 teams with 130 points.

Ryan Emigh led the pack, placing 23rd, while Mitchell Reutter was 24th in 17:20, Jack Tormoehlen was 25th in 17:21, Joe Trueblood was 27th in 17:23 and Luke Tormoehlen was 31st in 17:25.

Lawrence North won the boys meet with 54 points, and Cathedral was second with 128. Union County’s Tate Schienbein was first in 15:35.

On the girls’ side, Zionsville was first with 34 points, and Seymour was 10th out of 16 teams with 253 points. Brownsburg’s Madelyn Webster won in 19:35.

Seymour’s top finisher was Helena Pedersen, who placed 30th in 21:49, while Jacelyn Chaisson and Mia Klaes finished under 23 minutes.

Seymour’s next meet is Tuesday’s Batesville Invitational.

Boys

Teams (top 5 out of 18): Lawrence North 54, Cathedral 128, Seymour 130, Brownsburg 139, Avon 143
Winner: Tate Schienbein (Union County) 15:35

Seymour: 23-Ryan Emigh 17:18, 24-Mitchell Reutter 17:20, 25-Jack Tormoehlen 17:21, 27-Joe Trueblood 17:23, 31-Luke Tormoehlen 17:25, 62-Tyler Hatton 18:17, 74-Ian Hensen 18:33

Junior varsity
Team winner (out of 8): Lawrence North 28; 7-Seymour 187

Winner: Jack Kelly (Cathedral) 16:41

Seymour: 22-Eric Evans 18:39, 32-Alex Beaty 19:03, 42-Austin Felix 20:07, 43-Raul Varela 20:14, 48-Laurin Schmidt 21:06, 49-Elliott Samons 21:15, 50-Hogan Petro 21:17, Derek Ridlen 21:40, Austin Trueblood 21:52, Alejandro Clemente 22:07, Nate Kinzie 22:49, Ryan Clay 23:06

Girls

Teams (top 5 out of 16): Zionsville 34, Brownsburg 85, Avon 97, Batesville 121, Southport 130; 10-Seymour 253
Winner: Madelyn Webster (Brownsburg) 19:35

Seymour: 30-Helena Pedersen 21:49, 47-Jacelyn Chaisson 22:39, 50-Mia Klaes 22:57, 54-Taylor Spivey 23:08, 72-Sidney Stout 23:58, 76-Kennedy Cole 24:18, 91-Betsy Voss 25:59

Junior varsity

Team winner (out of 6): Zionsville 15; Seymour (incomplete)

Winner: Natalie Carollo (Z) 20:54

Seymour: 75-Adrianna Bassard 26:27, 92-Magen Kinzie 28:16

Remainder of the season

2010-09-24T07:41:00.000-07:00

It's hard to believe that the season is half over!! We're doing great! Below you will find the food/drinks information for both the girls and boys. There are still a lot of holes to be filled. If anyone can help out with these, please let me know!!

Below this list is also the information for the meet this weekend, just in case you didn't get it earlier this week.

BOYS

Batesville
Sandwiches:Melissa R.
Fruit: Robin & Joe T.
Drinks:Debbie Ridlen

HHC
Sandwiches: Joy Beaty
Drinks: Robin Tormoehlen
Fruit: Joy Beaty

Brown Co. Invite
Sandwiches: _________________
Drinks: Denise Evans
Fruit: _________________

GIRLS

Batesville
Sandwiches: Nancy Hattabaugh
Fruit: Angie Beed
Drinks: Lora Lewis

HHC
Sandwiches: Wendy Johnson
Drinks: Danni Cowles
Fruit: Kathy Bassard

Here's the information for the Southport Invitational - this SATURDAY!!!

Bus leaves at 7:30 am.

Race times are as follows:
Boys varsity at 10 am
Girls varsity at 10:30 am
Boys JV at 11 am
Girls JV at 11:30 am

Event will take place at the Fall Creek & 16th Street Park - see directions below.
(per google)

Take 65 North to Indianapolis
Take Exit 114 (Martin Luther King Jr. to West Street)
Turn Right on West 11th Street
Take First Right onto West Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Turn Left onto W. 16th St.
Park should be on the left.

http://www.helloindianapolis.com/Landmarks/Park/2108860/Fall_Creek_And_16th_Street_Park.cfm

FlashRock Invitational

2010-09-20T10:37:00.000-07:00

CARMEL — The FlashRock Invitational featured two varsity divisions for boys and girls and separate junior varsity races.

In the Green Division, the Seymour boys placed 14th out of 22 teams with 426 points. Jack Tormoehlen was the Owls’ top finisher, placing 71st in 17:37. Mitchell Reutter, Ryan Emigh, Luke Tormoehlen and Tyler Hatton finished between 17:45 and 17:59.

“Five guys under 18 minutes, that was kind of our goal, and we were able to do that,” Owls coach Randy Fife said.

The Lady Owls competed in the Blue Division, placing 18th out of 20 teams with 513 points. Helena Pedersen was 82nd in 22:16. Jacelyn Chaisson, Taylor Spivey, Mia Klaes and Abby Morrow finished between 23:24 and 23:46.

Seymour’s next meet is Saturday’s Southport Invitational.

Girls
Blue Division
Teams (top 5 out of 20): Columbus North 52, Fishers 81, North Central 97, Bloomington South 123, Hamilton Southeastern 135; 18-Seymour 513
Winner: Brooke Morgan (HS) 18:41
Seymour: 82-Helena Pedersen 22:16, 105-Jacelyn Chaisson 23:24, 106-Taylor Spivey 23:30, 109-Mia Klaes 23:35, 111-Abby Morrow 23:46, 124-Alexis Beed 25:06, 135-Betsy Voss 28:46

Junior varsity
Teams (first out of 23): North Central 31; Seymour (no team score)
Winner: Paulina Grunden (Huntington North) 20:55
Seymour: Sidney Stout 26:16, Kennedy Cole 26:53, Magen Kinzie 28:00, McCauley Hattabaugh 29:19

Boys

Green Division
Teams (top 5 out of 22): North Central 68, Terre Haute North 73, Lawrence North 93, Lawrence Central 94, Franklin Central 119; 14-Seymour 426
Winner: Futsum Zeinasellassie (NC) 15:12
Seymour: 71-Jack Tormoehlen 17:37, 85-Mitchell Reutter 17:45, 86-Ryan Emigh 17:47, 88-Luke Tormoehlen 17:50, 96-Tyler Hatton 17:59, 103-Joe Trueblood 18:06, 130-Ian Hensen 18:49, Alex Beaty 19:20, Eric Evans 19:59, Derek Ridlen 21:48
Junior varsity

Teams (first out of 26): Hamilton Southeastern 61; 25-Seymour 806

Winner: Stephen Cho (HS) 17:21

Seymour: 146-Raul Varela 20:49, 161-Elliott Samons 21:54, 163-Austin Felix 21:56, 166-Hogan Petro 22:12, 172-Austin Trueblood 22:24, 177-Alejandro Clemente 22:32, Nate Kinzie 24:03, Ryan Clay 24:16, Shane Heironimus 25:47

Owls, Cougars improve

2010-09-13T13:14:00.000-07:00

September 12, 2010 8:50 PM
By ARV KOONTZ

NASHVILLE — Seymour and Trinity Lutheran cross country coaches were generally pleased with the improvement their runners showed on Saturday morning at the Brown County Eagle Classic.

Seymour’s runners competed in Class AA and Trinity runners in Class A on the varsity level. Both classes were figured together for placings and team scores in the junior varsity and freshman-sophomore races.

Taylor Royalty of Trinity placed first in Class A to help the Lady Cougars place fifth in the team standings. She said her time of 19:15 was the same as last year’s invitational, and she was seventh overall out of the 200 girls who ran in the varsity race.

Home School Union was first in Class A with 90 points, Perry Central was second with 96 and the Cougars had 133 points.

“I’m very pleased with the girls,” Trinity coach Andy Royalty said.

“Taylor tied her (personal record), Erika (Horton) almost matched her PR, Brittaney VonDielingen shattered hers and Danielle Shelley ran an awesome race.”

Horton was Trinity’s second runner, placing 25th in 23:07.

“Makala Willman fell at the one-mile mark and got up and pulled out of that as well,” Royalty said. “We’re still focusing on the sectional. We want to get out of the sectional. Today, I think they made progress toward our goal. It was a good comeback from Hardy Lake, where we really didn’t do what we wanted to.”

Helena Pedersen led the Seymour girls, finishing 72nd in Class AA with a time of 22:43, and Abby Morrow was next for the Owls, finishing 79th in 23:06. Seymour competed without two of its varsity regulars, who were sidelined with injuries.

“We had a week off, so for two weeks, we had some good practice time and the girls have been running hard, and they came out and showed it today,” Lady Owls coach Spencer Sunbury said. “I think they’re learning how to run the races smarter now and they’re running the races harder now, and it’s paying off, and they had to run on a muddy course.”

The Seymour boys were 10th in Class AA with 245 points. Columbus North showed why it is ranked No. 1 in the state as it had five runners among the top nine finishers and scored 26 points. Lawrence Central was second with 68 points.

Luke Tormoehlen led the Owls, finishing 38th in 17:37. Ryan Emigh was Seymour’s next runner in 48th place with a time of 17:55, and Mitchell Reutter ran 17:57.

“We had three guys under 18, which is pretty solid for us,” Owls coach Randy Fife said. “Given the muddy conditions, three guys under 18 is good. But when you compare it to where some of the other teams are, we’ve still got some work to do. We’ve got to continue to work hard, and if we don’t continue to show improvement, then we’re not going to be competing for the conference, sectional or regional.

“I thought Luke ran hard and was close to a PR. He went out a little stronger and ran a little harder the first mile and trusted his training that he was going to have enough left. Mitchell ran a real nice third mile and made up a lot of ground and ended up breaking 18 minutes, and for him, that’s a great run.”

It was the first meet facing “real good competition,” Fife said.

“It’s nice to see how we stack up,” he said. “This was more how strong southern Indiana is. We’re going to Carmel (Saturday) and see central Indiana and see what they’ve got, and we’ll face some good runners there.”

The Trinity Lutheran boys placed 13th in Class A with a team score of 329. North Harrison was first with 37 points and Perry Central was second with 66 points.

Ben Franke paced the Cougars, placing 47th with a time of 19:08, and Tyler Pottschmidt was 58th in 19:37.

“I think they performed to a T on everything I asked them to do this morning,” Cougars coach Mike Payne said. “We had several PRs, and that’s a huge accomplishment for us. We may not have finished as well in the meet as we had hoped, but at this point, you can’t ask for anything better than times. We’re racing the clock, we’re not racing individuals. When it comes to the sectional, at that point, we’re going to race the clock and individuals if we want to move on to the regional.”

The team scrimmaged the soccer team on Friday for fun in preparation for Saturday’s race.
“We scrimmaged them and kind of messed around and gave them a nice, easy laydown, and today, they gave everything they had,” he said. “I told them to be aggressive, come off that line and stay out, and everybody did their job.”

Seymour’s next meet is Saturday’s Westfield Invitational, while Trinity is back in action on Tuesday at the Jennings County Invitational.

Results:
Brown County Eagle Classic

Girls

Class A
Teams (top 5): Home School Union 90, Perry Central 96, Forest Park 105, Tell City 106, Trinity Lutheran 133
Winner: Taylor Royalty (TL) 19:15
Other Trinity Lutheran: 25-Erika Horton 23:07, 31-Brittaney VonDielingen 23:23, 41-Danielle Shelley 23:47, 43-Haley Couch 24:03, 49-Allison Posey 24:40, 61-Makala Willman 25:43

Class AA

Teams (top 5): Columbus North 60, Terre Haute North 79, North Central (Indianapolis) 82, Bloomington South 102, Bloomington North 140; 14-Seymour 412
Winner: Tapring Goatee (THN) 18:51
Seymour: 72-Helena Pedersen 22:43, 79-Abby Morrow 23:06, 84-Jacelyn Chaisson 23:30, 88-Alexis Beed 23:55, 89-Sidney Stout 24:09, 90-Mia Klaes 24:10, 104-Alicia Pollert 28:31

Junior varsity
Teams (top 5): North Central (Indianapolis) 25, Columbus North 36, Lawrence Central 91, Terre Haute North 100, Bloomington South 126; 12-Seymour 350
Winner: Mackenzie Caldwell (CN) 20:57
Seymour: 99-Taylor Spivey 25:13, 126-Kennedy Cole 26:23, 130-Betsy Voss 26:48, 145-Magen Kinzie 28:41, 148-McCauley Hattabaugh 28:53
Trinity Lutheran: 87-Allison Voss 24:57, 149-Jackie Bell 29:03, 157-Nina Fluegel 30:53

Boys
Class A

Teams (top 5): North Harrison 37, Perry Central 66, Tell City 120, Brown County 138, Forest Park 144; 13-Trinity Lutheran 329
Winner: Tate Schienbein (Union County) 15:37
Trinity Lutheran: 47-Ben Franke 19:08, 58-Tyler Pottschmidt 19:37, 72-Jonathan Rollins 20:45, 77-Craig Stuckwisch 21:05, 92-Matthew Zarick 22:34, 99-Blake Thomas 23:36

Class AA
Teams (top 5): Columbus North 26, Lawrence Central 68, Bloomington South 130, Westfield 139, Martinsville 152; 10-Seymour 245
Winner: Jace Lowery (Martinsville) 15:33
Seymour: 38-Luke Tormoehlen 17:37, 48-Ryan Emigh 17:55, 50-Mitchell Reutter 17:57, 52-Jack Tormoehlen 17:58, 57-Joe Trueblood 18:16, 61-Tyler Hatton 18:22, 85-Ian Hensen 19:13

Junior varsity
Teams (top 5): Columbus North 46, Westfield 50, Lawrence Central 50, North Central (Indianapolis) 82, Bloomington South 162
Winner: Jonathan Baldwin (CN) 16:47
Seymour: 31-Eric Evans 18:59, 93-Austin Felix 21:17, 103-Derek Ridlen 21:49, 105-Raul Varela 21:59

Freshmen-Sophomores
Teams (top 5): Bloomington South 73, Columbus North 73, Lawrence Central 73, North Central (Indianapolis) 87, Indian Creek 143; 12-Seymour 333
Winner: Corey Turner (NC) 16:58
Seymour: 57-Alex Beaty 19:29, 82-Elliott Samons 22:14, 83-Austin Trueblood 22:16, 86-Laurin Schmidt 22:24, 87-Hogan Petro 22:32, 89-Alejandro Clemente 22:49, 93-Ryan Clay 24:37, 98-Shane Heironimus 26:36

Freshmen lead Owls girls, boys

2010-08-30T05:38:00.000-07:00

By ZACH SPICER - tribtown.com

COLUMBUS — Zoey Johnson rebounded well from having to unexpectedly exit this fall’s first cross country invitational.

The Seymour freshman was third in 22:03 in last week’s run at Bedford, and in the third meet of the season on Saturday, she placed second out of all the freshman girls in the Columbus East Invitational.

Her finish also was good enough for 10th in the varsity race, and she recorded a season-best time of 21:36.

“This course was really hilly and I have a knee problem, so we weren’t really sure what was going to happen,” Johnson said after the meet, which was held on the up-and-down terrain around Clifty Creek Elementary School. “I started out slower today and just hoped that maybe I could just make it through the race without as much pain, and it worked and I finished pretty good.”

A fellow freshman paced the Seymour boys on Saturday, as Jack Tormoehlen placed second out of all the freshman boys and 28th in the varsity race with a time of 18:22.

The No. 13 team in the state, North Harrison, finished first in the boys varsity race with 53 points, followed by No. 14 Bloomington South’s 68 and Westfield’s 77. Seymour was eighth out of 13 teams with 193. Bloomington South’s Carl Smith won the race in 16:34.

In the girls race, eighth-ranked Bloomington South won with 19 points, and the Panthers had five girls place in the top eight, including winner Nicole Lucas, who finished in 19:05. Franklin was second with 68 points, and Seymour was seventh out of 10 teams with 174 points.

“It’s hillier than the courses we’ve been running,” Lady Owls coach Spencer Sunbury said.
After Johnson was Helena Pedersen in 25th (23:09), Alexis Beed in 42nd (24:53), Jacelyn Chaisson in 48th (25:27) and Alicia Pollert in 49th (25:37).

“It’s one of those courses that if you’re not ready for it mentally, it can get you, and I think that happened to some of our runners today,” Sunbury said. “Our top three runners ran really good races, but four, five, six and seven, we struggled a little bit today in the varsity race.”

An upside is that nearly all of his JV girls had season-best times.

Also, the top 20 freshmen boys and girls were recognized, and several from Seymour earned ribbons.

“We had four freshmen girls in the top 20 and the boys had three in the top 20, so that’s encouraging to see for the future,” Sunbury said.

In the boys varsity race, behind Tormoehlen for Seymour was Ryan Emigh, placing 35th in 18:35, and Luke Tormoehlen was 39th (18:42), Mitchell Reutter was 43rd (18:47) and Tyler Hatton was 48th (19:01).

The top five Owls were close once again, and Sunbury said, “The good thing about that is whoever is ready that day is going to step up and go, and I think Jack, today was his day. He was feeling it and he went, but those other boys were right there with him.”

The boys and girls have the next two weeks to prepare for their next meet, the Brown County Classic on Sept. 11.

Results

Boys

Teams: North Harrison 53, Bloomington South 68, Westfield 77, Franklin 108, Corydon Central 181, Brown County 186, Columbus East 190, Seymour 193, Whiteland 220, Edgewood 227, Madison 285, Providence 302, Southwestern (Hanover) 378
Winner: Carl Smith (BS) 16:34
Seymour: 28-Jack Tormoehlen 18:22, 35-Ryan Emigh 18:35, 39-Luke Tormoehlen 18:42, 43-Mitchell Reutter 18:47, 48-Tyler Hatton 19:01, 66-Ian Hensen 20:17, 74-Alex Beaty 20:59

Junior varsity
Teams: Westfield 22, Bloomington South 39, Columbus East 96, Franklin 106, Whiteland 142, North Harrison 155, Corydon Central 155, Seymour 224
Winner: John Burge (We) 18:11
Seymour: 56-Austin Felix 22:55, 57-Alejandro Clemente 22:55, 59-Elliott Samons 23:03, 60-Derek Ridlen 23:09, 62-Laurin Schmidt 23:15, 63-Austin Trueblood 23:35, 71-Hogan Petro 24:11, 77-Ryan Clay 25:03, 78-Nate Kinzie 25:19, 84-Nate Dorsey 26:04, 88-Shane Heironimus 28:33

Girls

Teams: Bloomington South 19, Franklin 69, Whiteland 90, Madison 93, Columbus East 152, Edgewood 168, Seymour 174, Providence 211, Brown County 254, Corydon Central 263
Winner: Nicole Lucas (BS) 19:05
Seymour: 10-Zoey Johnson 21:36, 25-Helena Pedersen 23:09, 42-Alexis Beed 24:53, 48-Jacelyn Chaisson 25:27, 49-Alicia Pollert 25:37, 54-Abby Morrow 26:35, 57-Mia Klaes 27:24

Junior varsity
Teams: Bloomington South 15, Franklin 56, Whiteland 100, North Harrison 104, Seymour 105
Winner: Priyanka Ghosh (BS) 22:37
Seymour: 14-Taylor Spivey 25:37, 17-Sydney Stout 25:46, 21-Chaille Luedeman 26:36, 26-McCauley Hattabaugh 27:34, 27-Kennedy Cole 27:35, 29-Betsy Voss 27:43, 32-Magen Kinzie 28:25

In the news - BNL INVITE

2010-08-24T05:26:00.000-07:00

4 county teams run in invitational

By DENNIS DUNN - tribtown.com

BEDFORD — Over the past several years, the Seymour and Bedford North Lawrence boys cross country teams have had a rivalry going.

The Owls have gotten the best of the Stars, including the Bedford North Lawrence Fall Invitational and throughout the postseason.

But things turned in favor of the Stars this fall as they cruised their own course on Monday afternoon to beat the Owls by 51 points. The Stars had five guys place in the top 10, while the Owls only had one runner in the top 10.

Jennings County, another Hoosier Hills Conference team, was third, followed by Eastern Greene and Mitchell. Brownstown Central was sixth with 176, Trinity Lutheran was eighth with 237 and Medora was ninth with 324.

The Stars’ Logan Barrett was the individual winner in 16:25. His teammates were not far behind at second, third, fifth and sixth. The Owls’ Luke Tormoehlen was eighth.

Bedford North Lawrence also dominated the girls race, winning the meet with 32 points. Seymour was second with 68, Trinity Lutheran was third with 80, Brownstown Central was fifth with 127 and Medora didn’t have a team score.

Trinity’s Taylor Royalty ran away from the field early and put distance between her and the second-place finisher from BNL. Royalty finished in 19:51.

“It showed with Bedford pretty much pounding us tonight,” Owls coach Randy Fife said. “Bedford’s good, but they really put it to us, so that’s really frustrating. We are fairly young and we are going to have these meets, so we have to learn from it. We had a couple of kids that went out too fast too early, and it came back to bite them in the race when they didn’t have anything left. They have to learn to race, and they have to learn to push through things. We know we’ve got a lot of work to do to get better.”

Brownstown Central coach Otha Smith was disappointed in some of his runners’ times, but he thought Ryan Franklin ran well.

“He exceeded what he did at Seymour, but everybody else was a little bit under and off, but not by a lot,” Smith said. “We are young and have a lot of freshmen. We may get better or get decent at some point or we may struggle for a long time. There are some teams here that we will have to get better than and pass, and that’s a tall order for us. Franklin really ran strong, but our second through sixth guys are all freshmen, so it’s going to take them awhile to get where they want to be.”

Trinity coach Mike Payne was expecting more from his team.

“I think this was a good course, and what it boils down to was the times were not as great as they should have been,” Payne said. “I am not disappointed, but I do think this is a good learning experience for them. We just took this (meet) in at the last minute because we wanted them to learn this course since sectional is ran here, and with their knowledge of the course, that will benefit them the most.”

Medora only had three runners when school began, but coach Dennis Pace was able to pick up a couple more runners to have a team score.

“My boys really surprised me,” Pace said. “My top three boys ran better than they had all year so far. I think a lot of them were running on adrenaline, but they turned that into a positive. They really ran well.
“As for Tanner Bennett, I think his time is close to where he was last year. He may be a minute or so off. Michael Powell is way ahead of where he was last year, and Chase Hurley came out and really did a good job.”

Erika Horton was Trinity’s next-best finisher, placing ninth in 23:23.

“We hope Taylor goes out and does what she needs to do,” Lady Cougars coach Andy Royalty said. “I was really pleased with what Erika Horton did today by placing ninth. She came out with a goal today and wanted to move up in the pack and she moved up. I can’t say enough positive things on how hard she has worked.
“I had Haley Couch, Brittaney VonDielingen and Allison Posey come in and get right up there for me. I need to have our top five within three minutes of each other, but I want our two through five less than a minute from each other. I told them I wanted to come out here because there was going to be some sectional teams, and I wanted to see where we stack up against them.”

The Lady Owls had their No. 1 runner back in Zoey Johnson, and she placed third in 22:03. She had a rough way to go in the Seymour Invitational, but bounced back in fine fashion to lead Seymour to a second-place finish.

“The times, I wasn’t really looking at today,” Lady Owls coach Spencer Sunbury said. “I was just wanting to see how we ran position-wise. In my opinion, we were a totally different team today than we were on Thursday in our invite. We were not giving up positions out there, and we were aggressive for the whole race.
“Jacelyn Chaisson was a great surprise today and she had a great day. She did everything we talked about, and we needed positions. The way they looked and acted, they were ready to run today. Johnson was feeling good today and she went out and was trying to see what the rest of the field was going to do. She looked strong and was relaxed.”

Brownstown coach Derrick Koch was a little disappointed with some of the times, but he said it was good to be able to run on the sectional course this early in the season. Hope Lockman was the Lady Braves’ best finisher, placing sixth in 22:48.

“The times were a little slower than expected, but with the heat, I should have expected it,” Koch said. “We had a few that improved from Seymour, but we had a few that did not. It was kind of a hodgepodge tonight, but for the most part, the girls gave it their all. For our top five girls to get closer together, that’s going to be a lot of work. That’s what we are looking forward to."

As for the Lady Hornets, sophomore Justice Dean was the only experienced runner, but freshman Ashley Lambert was the first runner to finish.

“I am pretty pleased with how they did,” Pace said. “I think now they know what they are up against, and this is a lot different for them instead of running through the streets. When you get out here, you have hills, so overall it’s a good experience for them. Last year, we ran this course only once, so that’s why I scheduled this one so we could at least run it twice. They will do nothing but improve throughout the year.”

Trinity Lutheran will run at Jac-Cen-Del on Thursday in a three-way meet, and on Saturday, Brownstown Central will run in the Rushville Invitational, Seymour will go to the Columbus East Invitational and Medora and Trinity will run in the Salem Invitational.

Results

At Bedford North Lawrence Fall Invitational

Boys

Teams: Bedford North Lawrence 17, Seymour 68, Jennings County 72, Eastern Greene 121, Mitchell 156, Brownstown Central 176, Orleans 215, Trinity Lutheran 237, Medora 324, West Washington (incomplete)

Winner: Logan Barrett (BNL) 16:45

Seymour: 8-Luke Tormoehlen 17:53, 11-Tyler Hatton 18:17, 13-Jack Tormoehlen 18:28, 14-Ryan Emigh 18:33, 22-Joe Trueblood 18:51, 28-Ian Hensen 19:42, 47-Alex Beaty 21:14, 63-Derek Ridlen 22:24, 66-Austin Felix 22:30, 68-Alejandro Clemente 22:36, 69-Elliott Samons 23:12, 74-Laurin Schmidt 23:48, 83-Austin Trueblood 25:23, 85-Nate Dorsey 26:08, 87-Hogan Petro 26:33, 90-Nate Kinzie 27:34, 96-Shane Heironimus 31:25

Brownstown Central: 10-Ellis Gallion 18:14, 37-Ryan Franklin 20:29, 38-Brandon Campbell 20:31, 41-Brandon Merkle 20:34, 52-Sam Zeyas 21:24, 67-Shane Hickman 22:36, 72-Hagan Reynolds 23:20, 73-Zack Jolly 23:28, 86-William Holden 26:14, 93-Anthony Vanderbur 30:06

Trinity Lutheran: 29-Tyler Pottschmidt 19:47, 44-Conner Hoene 20:48, 54-Jonathan Rollins 21:26, 55-Craig Stuckwisch 21:36, 58-Ben Franke 21:55, 75-Matthew Zarick 24:00, 84-Blake Thomas 25:34

Medora: 53-Tanner Bennett 21:25, 56-Michael Powell 21:45, 57-Chase Hurley 21:50, 70-Zac Fish 23:13, 92-Dylan McSoley 29:06

Girls

Teams: Bedford North Lawrence 32, Seymour 68, Trinity Lutheran 80, Eastern Greene 107, Brownstown Central 127, Mitchell 155, Jennings County 169, Orleans 349, Medora (incomplete), West Washington (incomplete)

Winner: Taylor Royalty (TL) 19:51

Other Trinity Lutheran: 9-Erika Horton 23:23, 18-Haley Couch 24:33, 25-Brittaney VonDielingen 25:06, 27-Ally Posey 25:20, 40-Danielle Shelley 26:04, 43-Allison Voss 26:24, 55-Nina Fluegel 27:15, 59-Makala Willman 27:33, 100-Jackie Bell 32:04

Seymour: 3-Zoey Johnson 22:03, 8-Helena Pedersen 23:11, 16-Abby Morrow 23:52, 19-Mia Klaes 24:38, 22-Jacelyn Chaisson 24:52, 28-Alicia Pollert 25:29, 30-Alexis Beed 25:33, 57-Adrianna Bassard 27:23, 62-Taylor Spivey 27:44, 64-Sidney Stout 27:53, 68-Viktoria Geier 28:10, 71-Kennedy Cole 28:16, 73-Magen Kinzie 28:30, 77-McCauley Hattabaugh 28:52, 78-Chaille Luedeman 29:01, 103-Nicole Garrison 34:12

Brownstown Central: 6-Hope Lockman 22:48, 15-Destinie Staley 23:45, 24-Shelby Walls 24:55, 36-Victoria Ollo 25:46, 41-Maria Allen 26:22, 47-Miranda Lasher 26:41, 50-Emily Newberry 26:45, 51-Alyson Nash 26:49, 52-Sam Persinger 26:51, 66-Jacqueline Ollo 28:03, 69-Marie Wehmiller 28:12, 70-Celina Schumpe 28:13, 74-Megan Quade 28:34, 83-Kristen Mellencamp 29:46, 84-Olivia Martin 29:47, 95-Rebecca Bishop 31:22, 99-Heather Wessel 33:00, 104-Morgan Tabor 34:21

Medora: 75-Ashley Lambert 28:37, 91-Justice Dean 31:04, 93-Mariah Campbell 31:19, 98-Hannah Elkins 32:50

Update of Food/Drink List

2010-08-20T06:20:00.000-07:00

BOYS

BNL Invite
Sandwiches: Melissa Reutter
Drinks: Melissa Reutter
Fruit: Mindy Clay

Columbus East Invite
Sandwiches: Denise Evans
Drinks: Mindy Clay
Fruit: Kim Schmidt

Brown Co. Eagle Creek
Sandwiches: Debbie Ridlen
Drinks: Ally and Chip Petro
Fruit: Debbie Ridlen

Westfield Invite
Sandwiches: Jennifer Kinzie
Drinks: Lance and Janet Hensen
Fruit: Lis Trueblood

Southport Invite
Sandwiches: Debbie Ridlen
Drinks: _________________
Fruit: _________________

Batesville
Sandwiches:____________
Fruit:____________
Drinks:____________

HHC
Sandwiches: Joy Beaty
Drinks: Robin Tormoehlen
Fruit: Joy Beaty

Brown Co. Invite
Sandwiches: _________________
Drinks: Denise Evans
Fruit: _________________

GIRLS

BNL Invite
Sandwiches: Annette Pollert
Drinks:Wendy Johnson
Fruit: Lora Stout

Columbus East Invite
Sandwiches: Wendy Johnson
Drinks: Danni Cawles
Fruit: Alexis Beed

Brown Co. Eagle Creek
Sandwiches:
Drinks: Carol Spivey
Fruit: Nancy Hattabaugh

Westfield Invite
Sandwiches: Jennifer Kinzie
Drinks: Brenda Voss
Fruit: Susan Waltrip

Southport Invitational
Sandwiches: ___________
Fruit: Jobeth Morrow
Drinks: Jennifer Kinzie

Batesville
Sandwiches:____________
Fruit: Angie Beed
Drinks: Lora Lewis

HHC
Sandwiches:
Drinks: Danni Cawles
Fruit: Kathy Bassard

Brown Co. Invite
Sandwiches: JoBeth Morrow
Drinks: Cathy Klaes
Fruit: Brenda Voss

Sectional @ BNL
Sandwiches: Carol Spivey
Drinks: Jennifer Kinzie
Fruit: JoBeth Morrow

Results from the Girls Race

2010-08-20T05:41:00.000-07:00

1 Stephan, Chelsea Madison 19:45.00
2 Sheldon, Samantha Bedford 21:16.00
3 Hinman, Bre Switzerland County 21:24.00
4 Chan, Connie Jeffersonville 21:35.00
5 Nay, Gabby Madison 21:50.00
6 Guthrie, Hanna Bedford 22:11.00
7 Crane, Courtney Bedford 22:11.00
8 Lockman, Hope Brownstown 22:15.00
9 Malloy, Ashley Salem 22:25.00
10 Pedersen, Helena Seymour 22:32.00
11 McCabe, Elizabeth Madison 23:03.00
12 Roberts, Bret Bedford 23:11.00
13 Mathews, Allie Switzerland County 23:21.00
14 Page, Danielle Bedford 23:21.00
15 Staley, Destinie Brownstown 23:21.00
16 Crane, Whitley Bedford 23:22.00
17 Lemen, Grace Madison 23:54.00
18 Morrow, Abby Seymour 23:54.00
19 Parr, Taryn Switzerland County 24:00.00
20 Dickerson, Katlynne Jennings County 24:04.00
21 Ridener, Paige Switzerland County 24:05.00
22 Frederick, Corianna Jennings County 24:09.00
23 Abago, Fariel Jeffersonville 24:19.00
24 Lasher, Miranda Brownstown 24:20.00
25 Thompson, Tori Salem 24:29.00
26 Klaes, Mia Seymour 24:29.00
27 Pollert, Alicia Seymour 24:31.00
28 Dobson, Dominique Scottsburg 24:37.00
29 Elliot, Bridget Scottsburg 24:48.00
30 Brennaman, Kacy Scottsburg 24:48.00
31 Love, Haley Scottsburg 24:51.00
32 Walls, Shelby Brownstown 25:11.00
33 Holsapple, Courtney Scottsburg 25:18.00
34 Beed, Alexis Seymour 25:35.00
35 Boshears, Lauren Bedford 25:40.00
36 Ollo, Victoria Brownstown 25:41.00
37 Smith, Kayla Salem 25:44.00
38 Allen, Maria Brownstown 25:49.00
39 Acuff, Kenzie Salem 25:49.00
40 Moore, Meredith Bedford 25:56.00
41 Guthrie, Alli Bedford 25:57.00
42 Fleener, Kelsey Jennings County 26:00.00
43 Hackman, Jenna Brownstown 26:10.00
44 Brandenburg, Katrina Jennings County 26:15.00
45 Sheldon, Elizabeth Bedford 26:21.00
46 Jourden, Allie Scottsburg 26:21.00
47 Goffinet, Mallory Bedford 26:23.00
48 Hines, Taylor Jeffersonville 26:37.00
49 Furnish, Robin Switzerland County 26:41.00
50 Wiggam, Tori New Washington 26:51.00
51 Stout, Sidney Seymour 26:53.00
52 Tereshko, Kelli Madison 26:58.00
53 Hess, Paige Madison 27:06.00
54 Ollo, Jacqueline Brownstown 27:12.00
55 Persinger, Sam Brownstown 27:12.00
56 Schumpe, Celina Brownstown 27:13.00
57 Watkins, Morgan Bedford 27:19.00
58 Nash, Alyson Brownstown 27:23.00
59 Cox, Rachel Jeffersonville 27:28.00
60 Wehmiller, Marie Brownstown 27:36.00
61 Valencia, Stephanie Scottsburg 27:41.00
62 Blackburn, Megan Jeffersonville 27:46.00
63 Vawter, Marley Jennings County 27:48.00
64 Morgan, Courtney New Washington 27:59.00
65 Allman, Lacy Jennings County 28:01.00
66 Quade, Megan Brownstown 28:12.00
67 Geier, Viktoria Seymour 28:20.00
68 Kinzie, Magen Seymour 28:34.00
69 Delphia, Deanna Bedford 28:59.00
70 Mellencamp, Kristen Brownstown 29:07.00
71 Doherty, Kaira New Washington 29:38.00
72 Evans, Jade Jeffersonville 29:45.00
73 Hattabaugh, McCauley Seymour 29:45.00
74 Newberry, Emily Brownstown 29:47.00
75 Dmitriev, Presley Brownstown 29:50.00
76 Martin, Olivia Brownstown 29:50.00
77 Reece, Morgan Jennings County 29:53.00
78 Gavin, Maddie Jeffersonville 30:20.00
79 Reynolds, Samantha Switzerland County 30:32.00
80 Bills, Callie Salem 30:34.00
81 Mayer, Jaryn Jennings County 30:46.00
82 Bishop, Rebecca Brownstown 31:05.00
83 Tabor, Morgan Brownstown 32:32.00
84 Leezer, Whitney New Washington 32:36.00
85 McKay, Morgan Madison 32:44.00
86 Wessel, Heather Brownstown 33:44.00
87 Walker, Katelyn New Washington 34:02.00
88 Yeager, Kelsie New Washington 34:42.00
89 Watkins, Adison Bedford 34:42.00
90 Glover, Isabella New Washington 34:42.00
91 Capes, Jaclyn Jennings County 35:52.00

Team Scores
1 Bedford 41
2 Madison 82
3 Switzerland County 101
4 Brownstown 115
5 Seymour 115
6 Scottsburg 151
7 Salem 172
8 Jeffersonville 173
9 Jennings County 177
10 New Washington 285

In the News

2010-08-20T05:35:00.000-07:00

Seymour boys run in pack to win own invite

Brownstown girls beat Owls on 6th runner

By ARV KOONTZ

The Seymour boys cross country team dominated the Seymour Invitational on Thursday night at Freeman Field.

The Owls placed six runners in the top 11 and scored 33 points, while Jennings County was second with 65 and Salem had 110. Brownstown Central was sixth out of eight teams with 137 points.

The Seymour and Brownstown Central girls had another close battle, just like they did last spring at the track sectional. The Braves and Owls both had 115 points, and Brownstown was awarded fourth place based on the finishes of the No. 6 runners.

Bedford North Lawrence, with three runners among the top seven finishers, scored 41 points, and Madison was second with 82 points.

Jeremy Johnson of Austin ran away with the individual boys title in 17:07. Connor Richardson of Jeffersonville edged Luke Tormoehlen of Seymour for second place, 17:29 to 17:30.

Seymour filled the No. 7 through 11 positions with Jack Tormoehlen running 17:55 in seventh, followed by Ryan Emigh, Mitchell Reutter, Joe Trueblood and Tyler Hatton.

Owls coach Randy Fife said his team has won the meet all three years it has been held at Freeman Field. He said the invitational was rained out in 2007, and his team won the invitational the two years after that.

“I kind of knew one of our strengths would be that pack that we would have,” Fife said. “I didn’t know the pack would be running quite as well as they are already, so we’re real happy about that. Our gap was 45 seconds between one and six. They ran well together.

“We worked hard over the summer getting ready for this, and it showed tonight. What we have to do is see if we can sustain it and continue to improve. This gives the kids some confidence. Not only did we win, but we won fairly handily and we put up some fairly good times in some hot weather.”

Ellis Gallion topped the Brownstown Central boys by finishing fourth at 17:41.

“I really liked that Ellis Gallion ran well,” Braves coach Otha Smith said. “He’s the one I figured would run well. Shane Hickman ran well the first two miles and really gave it his all.
“I really liked Hickman and Gallion, but I’m not crazy about anybody else. Some of our guys did reasonably OK at the end. The heart of our order, our freshmen, didn’t get it done. They don’t know how to get to the starting line and how to get ready for a big race. They’re lost and they don’t realize they’re lost.”

Chelsea Stephan of Madison easily won the girls race with a time of 19:45. Hope Lockman led the Brownstown girls by placing eighth at 22:15.

“Hope went out hard and I was trying to yell at her to slow down a little bit,” coach Derrick Koch said. “I liked the effort. She re-gathered herself midway through the race and did really well and came up with a good time.”

Next for the Lady Braves was Destinie Staley, who placed 15th at 23:21.

“I met with them and I told them it takes a lot of guts to finish in this kind of heat, and they all put out the kind of effort I was looking for, and it’s been about the same kind of effort in practice,” Koch said. “They’ve been working hard, and I like where we’re going right now. The team effort has been excellent. In the first meet, I’m not worried about the times as much because I know they’re going to improve.”

Helena Pedersen, an exchange student, topped the Seymour girls by placing 10th in 22:32.

“I didn’t know what to expect out of Helena, and she really impressed me,” coach Spencer Sunbury said. “I’m pretty happy the way it turned out. We had a lot of new faces in our top five. There are several girls that this is their first year out or I hadn’t seen them before.
“I feel bad for Zoey (Johnson). She was looking good, she was feeling good. She was running up there and her knee went out on her, but she is already looking ahead to the next meet.”

Seymour’s second runner was Abby Morrow, who was 18th with a time of 23:54.

Results from the Boys Race

2010-08-20T05:23:00.000-07:00

1 Johnson, Jeremy Austin 17:07.00

2 Richardson, Connor Jeffersonville 17:29.00

3 Tormoehlen, Luke Seymour 17:30.00

4 Gallion, Ellis Brownstown 17:41.00

5 Gasper, Braden Jennings County 17:44.00

6 Wells, Logan Scottsburg 17:51.00

7 Tormoehlen, Jack Seymour 17:55.00

8 Emigh, Ryan Seymour 18:03.00

9 Reutter, Mitchell Seymour 18:06.00

10 Trueblood, Joe Seymour 18:11.00

11 Hatton, Tyler Seymour 18:15.00

12 Rees, Robert Jennings County 18:39.00

13 Hensen, Ian Seymour 18:52.00

14 Cavenaugh, Justin Jeffersonville 18:52.00

15 Dennis, Anthony Switzerland County 19:00.00

16 Lykins, Brett Jennings County 19:01.00

17 Gasper, David Jennings County 19:02.00

18 Muncy, Skylar Salem 19:04.00

19 McNicholas, Billy Jennings County 19:06.00

20 Burk, Braden Switzerland County 19:16.00

21 Bowles, Ryan Salem 19:20.00

22 Baird, Jared Salem 19:44.00

23 Campbell, Brandon Brownstown 19:47.00

24 McCoy, Mitch Jennings County 19:50.00

25 Evans, Eric Seymour 19:53.00

26 Taylor, Jake Jennings County 19:54.00

27 Mount, Daniel Salem 20:01.00

28 Halcomb, Zach Austin 20:02.00

29 Lee, Kyle Jennings County 20:07.00

30 Grigsby, Cameron Salem 20:09.00

31 Pike, Logan Switzerland County 20:09.00

32 Merkle, Brandon Brownstown 20:12.00

33 Hawes, Caleb Jeffersonville 20:14.00

34 Keeney, Zack Jeffersonville 20:14.00

35 Wooten, Joe Austin 20:16.00

36 Beatty, Alex Seymour 20:16.00

37 Campbell, Brandon Madison 20:24.00

38 Gibson, David Madison 20:26.00

39 Allen, Chris Madison 20:34.00

40 Oatman, Sean Switzerland County 20:40.00

41 Franklin, Ryan Brownstown 20:41.00

42 Koenig, Jacky Jennings County 20:43.00

43 Douglas, Michael Switzerland County 20:51.00

44 Kimbrell, TJ Jeffersonville 20:58.00

45 Comer, Isaac Austin 20:58.00

46 Spencer, Stephen Scottsburg 21:11.00

47 Cole, mikhail Switzerland County 21:20.00

48 Tukey, Max Jennings County 21:31.00

49 Pavey, Brad Jeffersonville 21:33.00

50 Voris, Brady Switzerland County 21:34.00

51 Taylor, Kyle Salem 21:41.00

52 Varela, Raul Seymour 21:47.00

53 Hickman, Shane Brownstown 21:50.00

54 White, TJ Switzerland County 21:53.00

55 Jolly, Zack Brownstown 22:02.00

56 Ridlen, Derek Seymour 22:03.00

57 Vanosdol, Devon Jennings County 22:04.00

58 Clemente, Alejandro Seymour 22:09.00

59 Hendrix, Cody Austin 22:18.00

60 Miller, Aidan Jennings County 22:19.00

61 Samons, Elliot Seymour 22:26.00

62 Vessek, Justin Jeffersonville 22:27.00

63 Vochies, Nick Madison 22:27.00

64 Reynolds, Hagin Brownstown 22:31.00

65 Schmidt, Laurin Seymour 22:31.00

66 Grigsby, Devan Salem 22:39.00

67 Schembari, Jon Jeffersonville 22:39.00

68 Thompson, Daniel Jeffersonville 22:47.00

69 Alton, CJ Jeffersonville 23:03.00

70 Rodgers, Zach Switzerland County 23:09.00

71 Moore, James Salem 23:09.00

72 Nunan, Alex Madison 23:34.00

73 Sauley, Tanner Madison 23:36.00

74 Trueblood, Austin Seymour 23:44.00

75 Paswater, Kolyn Austin 23:45.00

76 Harsh, Dalton Jennings County 24:44.00

77 Grubbs, Chance Switzerland County 25:19.00

78 Petro, Hogan Seymour 25:39.00

79 Clay, Ryan Seymour 25:40.00

80 Holden, William Brownstown 26:05.00

81 Vanderbur, Anthony Brownstown 26:36.00

82 Downs, Bryce Jennings County 28:46.00

83 Anderson, Isiah Jennings County 33:08.00

TEAM SCORES

1 Seymour 33

2 Jennings County 65

3 Salem 110

4 Jeffersonville 115

5 Switzerland County 135

6 Brownstown 137

7 Austin 146

8 Madison 203

Welcome to the Seymour Owls Cross Country Blog!!

2010-08-16T08:02:00.000-07:00

Here you'll hopefully find all the information you can possibly need - at least that's our goal.

Just wanted to send all of you parents a little reminder -

Thursday is the season opener - Seymour Invitational. It will be held at Freeman Field at 7 p.m.

Parents scheduled to bring food/drinks are . . .

Girls: Approx. 18 Girls (According to the list)

Drinks: Kim Cain

Fruit: Susan Waltrip

Sandwiches: Cathy Klaes

Boys: Approx. 24 Boys (According to the list)

Drinks: Greg and Marcia Hatton

Fruit: Melissa Reutter

Sandwiches: Deb Dorsey

Looking at the sign up sheet there are still quite a few holes so if you haven't signed up or if you want to bring something more than once, let us know. The sign up sheet will be under the shelter with the concessions and tshirt sales and if you have forgotten what you have signed up for it's all listed at the bottom of this post.

We will need parents to help out with the concessions and the tshirt sales on Thursday. (Girls parents during the boys race and Boys parents during the girls race.)

Also - anyone wanting a yard sign, we have 5 left and they're $15. We will have them at the invitational.

Invitational t-shirts will be available for purchase at cost - $7 a shirt. Get there early to make sure you get the size you need. We tend to run out!

Something we forgot to mention at the parent picnic - IF you take photos during the season - send them to seymourowlsxc@gmail.com. We put together an end of the season dvd for each of the runners and we want to make sure we include all the photos!! So if you have sleep overs or camp pictures or bus ride pics or practice pics etc - send them to us!! We want them!!

REMINDER: T-shirt orders that were handed out at the parent picnic are due back to COACHES or Lis Trueblood by the end of the meet on Thursday. If you want a shirt/hoodie make sure you get your orders in. Make checks out to Seymour Cross Country. If you have any questions contact Lis (812) 371-7168.

BOYS

BNL Invite

Sandwiches: Melissa Reutter

Drinks: Melissa Reutter

Fruit: Mindy Clay

Columbus East Invite

Sandwiches: Denise Evans

Drinks: Mindy Clay

Fruit: Kim Schmidt

Brown Co. Eagle Creek

Sandwiches: Debbie Ridlen

Drinks: Ally and Chip Petro

Fruit: Debbie Ridlen

Westfield Invite

Sandwiches: Jennifer Kinzie

Drinks: Lance and Janet Hensen

Fruit: Lis Trueblood

HHC

Sandwiches:

Drinks: Robin Tormoehlen

Fruit: Lis Trueblood

Brown Co. Invite

Sandwiches:

Drinks: Denise Evans

Fruit:

Section @ BNL

Sandwiches:

Drinks:

Fruit:

GIRLS

BNL Invite

Sandwiches:

Drinks:

Fruit: Lora Stout

Columbus East Invite

Sandwiches: Wendy Johnson

Drinks: Danni Cawles

Fruit: Alexis Beed

Brown Co. Eagle Creek

Sandwiches:

Drinks:

Fruit: Nancy Hattabaugh

Westfield Invite

Sandwiches: Jennifer Kinzie

Drinks:

Fruit:

HHC

Sandwiches:

Drinks: Danni Cawles

Fruit: Kathy Bassard

Brown Co. Invite

Sandwiches:

Drinks:

Fruit:

Sectional @ BNL

Sandwiches:

Drinks:

Fruit:

XC Parent Picnic

2010-08-09T10:36:00.000-07:00

The Parent Picnic is TOMORROW at 6:30 p.m. at CRESTVIEW POOL!!!!

Bring swim suit, towel and lawn chairs

9th & 10th graders - bring a dessert

11th & 12th graders - bring a vegetable or salad

Coaches will take care of hot dogs, buns and drinks.

Announcement

2010-07-29T06:31:00.000-07:00

A note was sent home with the boys yesterday from Coach Fife - ask your son for it if you haven't seen it.

The note covered the following:

Boys Camp at the Reutter's lake house - Lutheran Lake - for Monday till Wednesday - each boy is asked to give coach $10 for food.

Parent picnic for both boys and girls teams at the Tormehlon's lake house (I apologize if I misspelled that) on the 10th.

Seymour Invitational is the 19th. Details will be given at the parent picnic.

See coach (or email or phone) for questions.

Night owls race at midnight in Seymour 5K

2010-07-13T06:29:00.000-07:00

BY LEW FREEDMAN - lfreedman @therepublic .com • therepublic.com

SEYMOUR — The crush of sweaty runners mingling on the track inside Bulleit Stadium under the sign reading “Home of the Owls” were actually night owls
While a large percentage of the Hoosier state was likely snoozing, a certain percentage of citizens were probably closing bars, and the law of averages dictated that some were watching late-night television the other 263 showed up for the fourth annual Seymour 5K run to benefit the school’s athletic department on a humid, 75-degree night.
They ran for the cause, for the competition, to test their night vision. None wore headlamps, the seemingly obvious illuminating aid that might have made their steps through neighborhoods on the darkest parts of the course a little bit safer.
“I might consider it,” said runner-up Nolan Fife, son of race director Randy Fife, of future use of headlamps. “It might fall off, though.”
Fife, who placed fifth in the mile at the state meet, ran 15:59.6, about eight seconds slower than winner Danny Fisher, of Columbus, whose time was 15:51.9.
“A headlamp? That would be smart,” said Fisher, 27, who unlike Fife had never toured the streets of Seymour on foot before. “There are some dark streets.”
The race began adjacent to the high school, ran through darkened neighborhoods to a brighter downtown and finished on the school track. A decent percentage of the course was movie-theatre dim; some was locked-in-a-sealed-room blackness.
Runners expressed no fear of the dark. David Herr, 50, a middle school cross-country coach from North Vernon, said he likes to run at night, even in parks where nothing is lit. Continued from Page D 1
“I never use any lights,” said Herr, who finished 57th in 22:00. “You’ve got your night vision. You hear noises.” The thing going bump in the dark could be Herr. Herr said he ran a 9 p.m. race at Sunrise Golf Course in Madison where organizers brightened the route with candles. “It was awesome,” he said. Corbin Baker, 12, entered his first road race in Seymour at the urging of his uncle Dale DeBurger. Baker’s usual bedtime is 9:30 or 10 p.m. “He gets to stay up late,” said DeBurger, “and then he gets to go to the Waffle House.”
Baker was already imagining what combination breakfast he might obtain that included bacon.
A trio of friends, Shelly Burnside and Missy Thompson of Vallonia and Melanie Preston of Brownstown, were engaged in some late-night bonding at midnight.
“What else is there to do?” asked Burnside.
Thompson actually did have a headlamp with her in the car. Not because she thought of it as a potential vision enhancer, either. She had just comestraight from a camping trip.
Although having night vision as a superpower like some Marvel Comics character would have been helpful, there was not much complaint about running in the dark. Long strides were taken in streets where potholes loomed, flashes of light from oncoming traffic were temporarily blinding, but for the most part runners survived unscathed.
“The only problem was when traffic was oncoming,” said Columbus’ Carl Chandler. “Drivers put their high beams on to see what was going on. It affects your night vision.”
Although night running provided a reprieve from the sun, the runners’ sweat drenched their tops. Taylor Royalty, a junior-to-be miler at Trinity Lutheran, wore a T-shirt that on the back read “My sport is your punishment.” The humidity made that debatable.
“I’ve never run this late before,” Royalty said. “I was just trying to follow the people in front of me. Second Street was pretty dark.”
Nolan Fife thinks he has the answer for the dark stretches.
“Next year,” he said, “I’m going to bring a flashlight.”

Record number participate in Midnight 5K

2010-07-13T06:28:00.001-07:00

Event benefits SHS cross country teams

July 12, 2010 12:30 AM

By ARV KOONTZ - tribtown.com

Aaron Floyd said he has pushed his son, Braylon, in a stroller through the streets of Seymour this spring and summer, but nothing like he did on Friday night.

Aaron pushed Braylon, while his wife, Jessica, ran alongside during the 2010 Midnight 5K that started at Seymour High School and continued on Community Drive to Second Street to downtown Seymour and back to the high school, finishing on the track at Bulleit Stadium.

Randy Fife, boys cross country coach at Seymour, said a record 252 people competed in the event, up from 102 last year. The event benefits Seymour High School cross country teams.

“We do it pretty often, actually,” Aaron said of running. “When (Jessica) is at soccer with the conditioning in the mornings, a lot of times I’ll put him in the stroller and I go out and run a few miles. We’re hoping he’ll grow up around running and do the same thing when he gets older.”

Aaron said he welcomed the cooler weather.

“Anytime you’re able to do it without the sun shining on you, it is going to be a little bit better and more enjoyable,” he said. “It was kind of neat to be able to run through downtown Seymour and not have to worry about the cars and things. More than anything, we just like to get out and run as a family. That is kind of our thing that we do together. I hope this is one of many we are able to do with him. Coach (Spencer) Sunbury was able to run with his oldest girl, and we’d like to be able to do that with him when he gets older.”

Jessica also said she enjoyed the experience.

“I’m glad, as a family, that we could share in some physical exercise,” she said. “It’s a neat memory for the two of us to have with Braylon.”

She is the head coach of the Lady Owls soccer team, and she said it was good to see three of her players compete.

“It’s great conditioning,” Jessica said, “and it’s neat for them to get to share with their friends.”

This was also the first 5K run for MaKenna Sunbury, 8. She ran with her father, Spencer Sunbury.

“I thought it was pretty cool because it was really dark (running on Second Street) and I had never run like that in the dark,” MaKenna said. “The wind was kind of blowing and it was making my hair blow.”

She finished 11th in the female 15 and under age group at 26:52.

The overall winner was Danny Fisher of Nashville with a time of 15:51.9. Placing second was Nolan Fife of Seymour at 15:59.6. They were the only two to run under 16 minutes.

Fisher, who ran at the University of Southern Indiana, said he has competed in a lot of 5K events this year.

“Last year, I was training for a marathon, so I didn’t run too many, but this year I’ve ran a lot of stuff in Columbus and the surrounding area,” Fisher said. “This is the second one I’ve ran at night. USI had one at 9 p.m., so it wasn’t complete dark.
“I enjoyed his race. I knew it was a fast course. I ran against Nolan’s older brother, Jordan, in track and cross country. That time was pretty good for me.”

The top female finisher was Allison Miller at 19:41.

Miller, fiancée of Jordan Fife, said, “It’s been a lot of fun, especially to see it grow so much from the previous year. It’s nice to see so many people come out and enjoy it. It’s a fun event and a fundraiser for the cross country teams. I was lucky enough to run at Lawrence North and Indiana University, and we had a lot of fundraisers and a lot of people supported us, so I enjoy being able to come and support other teams.”

Miller has a goal of running every day this year.

“I’m trying to run 365 days in 2010,” she said. “I did my warm-up before midnight and then I ran the race, so I’m covered for these two days.”

Three generations of the Hays family competed. They were Kelly Hays of Scottsburg, and his son, Erin Hays, and his daughter, Myka Hays, both of Seymour.

Several cross country runners from area high schools competed, too.

Seymour Owls Cross Country

Owls CC team places 24th at state

Seniors leading Owl runners for last time

IN THE NEWS - Senior Focus

Pep Session!!

Runner In The News - Other than for running

IN THE NEWS - Senior Focus

Owl runners qualify for state meet - IN THE NEWS

Trueblood, Royalty win regional races

5 county CC squads advance to regional - IN THE NEWS

Lady Owls win at Brown County; boys place 2nd - IN THE NEWS - The Tribune - Tribtown.com

IN THE NEWS - The Tribune - Tribtown.com

IN THE NEWS - The Tribune - Tribtown.com

IN THE NEWS - The Tribune - Tribtown.com

FlashRock Results - September 17, 2011

IN THE NEWS - The Tribune - Tribtown.com

TEAM RESULTS - 2011 Brown County Eagle Classic

GIRLS RESULTS - 2011 Brown County Eagle Classic

BOYS RESULTS - Brown County Eagle Classic 2011

The Eagle Classic - Saturday, September 10, 2011 - Brown County

North Harrison Cougar Classic - IN THE NEWS

Tomorrow's Meet - North Harrison Cougar Classic

Girls Results from Columbus East Invite

Owls, Braves compete in cross country meets - IN THE NEWS

IN THE NEWS - The Republic, Columbus, Ind.

Columbus East Invitational Information plus Boys Lineup

IN THE NEWS - The Republic, Columbus, Ind.

4 county cross country teams run at Bedford - IN THE NEWS

Owls use depth to win Seymour Invitational - IN THE NEWS

Invitational Shirt

2011 Midnight 5K - Friday, July 8

3 county teams qualify for cross country semistate

TOMORROW - Regionals at Bedford North Lawrence

In the news - County teams have solid showings at cross country sectional

Sectional Results

Brown County Invitational

Owls finish 2nd behind Highlanders in conference meet. Seymour girls place seventh

Hoosier Hills Conference

In the news - Batesville Invitational

Batesville Invite

Southport Invitational

Remainder of the season

FlashRock Invitational

Owls, Cougars improve

Freshmen lead Owls girls, boys

In the news - BNL INVITE

Update of Food/Drink List

Results from the Girls Race

In the News

Seymour boys run in pack to win own invite

Brownstown girls beat Owls on 6th runner

Results from the Boys Race

Welcome to the Seymour Owls Cross Country Blog!!

XC Parent Picnic

Announcement

Night owls race at midnight in Seymour 5K

BY LEW FREEDMAN - lfreedman@therepublic.com • therepublic.com

Record number participate in Midnight 5K

Event benefits SHS cross country teams

BY LEW FREEDMAN - lfreedman @therepublic .com • therepublic.com