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Congratulations to the Cheerleading Team for their 4th Place Finish at the StateCompetition and Mid-State Conference Championship title.They also earned a bid to the Nationals by winning the Hoosier Regional for the3rd straight year. to Sadie Welch, Avery Bowman, Shelby MulryCongratulationsand Michaela Wilson for making the individual all conferencesquad. Great job!

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Kylie Perry recently signed her letter of commitment to continue her swimming career at the University of Indianapolis. Congratulations and best of luck!!

Sam Wiley Award Fall Sports 2016 WinnersVolleyball: Elaina RobardsFootball: Ryan HahnGirls XC: Abby BucklerBoys XC: Jacob Fendley

Tennis: Ricardo GonzalezGirls Soccer: Meredith Cavaleri

Boys Soccer: Jason MurilloGirls Golf: Audrey Eckart

CongratulationsRyder Emberton votedMid-State Conference DefensivePlayer of the Year.

CongratulationsCongratulationsRyder Emberton Ryder Emberton votedvotedMid-State Mid-State Conference DefensiveConference DefensivePlayer of the Year.Player of the Year.


CongratulationsCongratulationsRyder Emberton Ryder Emberton votedvotedMid-State Mid-State Conference DefensiveConference DefensivePlayer of the Year.Player of the Year.


CHEERLEADING TEAM WITH A BEST-EVER FINISH AT STATE FINALS



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Mom: Kelly Gough

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Brother: Brendon Gough

Steak-n-Shake

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Nice Guys Can and Do Finish FirstWhether you are a diehard baseball fan or just a World Series watcher like me, you had to enjoy the World Series between the Indians and the Cubs. Two classy organizations with first class managers.Did you happen to catch Anthony Rizzo apologizingto the umpire when he showed him up by heading

towards first base on apparent ball four when the umpire called it a strike? How about asking for time out and then saying “thank you”? Or the hard slide into second base and then making sure the Indian's 2nd baseman was okay.It doesn't take any extra effort to play hard and still have outstanding sportsmanship. No one on either team talked trash, made it about themselves, or talked bad about the other team. That is the way sports was meant to be played – doing things rights, working hard, respecting your opponent, and having fun. Sports are a game and meant to bring enjoyment, sometimes we forget that in our quest for championships.While I am not a Cubs fans, it was also nice to see their fans get to enjoy a World Series victory. You have to admire their perseverance, never losing faith, and hanging with their team when it looked like they might never win the series. Sometimes around here our fair weather fans only show up when we are winning. May we all learn a little from that series. Have a great Holiday season.

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Gives great effort no matter what the task

Doesn’t look for gratification from peers

Can be trusted to do what’s right; follows directions

Treats others with respect; carries themselves in a reputable manner

Is always honest and mantains strong moral principles

Confident about the future

Is consistently good in quality or performance; able to be trusted

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ADVANCED PHYSICAL CONDITIONINGEach month Coach Harris will be selecting male and female athletes from

each APC class that best demonstrates the seven W.A.R.R.I.O.R. values.

At the end of the semester these athletes will be made candidates for the

APC Male and Female Athlete of the Year. If you see these athletes around

make sure you congratulate them on their hard work and great character!

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1st Period: Nolan Dieter, Morgan Giroud

2nd Period: Brianna Harwell, Cody Collins

3rd Period: Noah Hale, Reese Krajewski

5th Period: Dawson Stickford, Austin Cook

6th Period: Bailey Rene

7th Period: Zac Sheets, Abi Buckler

8th Period: Rishavir Gill, Delsi Frasier

WINNERS BY PERIOD

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Congratulations to our fall teams for having a solid performance in the classroom for the first nine weeks.

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2016-17 SWIMMING AND DIVING TEAM SEASON OUTLOOK2015-2016 proved to be very successful for Whiteland Swimming & Diving. With records of 9-1 (Girls) and 8-2 (Boys), the student athletes enjoyed excellent seasons. With seven school record holders (Kylie Perry, Averie Myers, Kenna Gough, Josh Moody, Tad Halle, Matt Kovacs and Sam Walls) and a talented incoming freshman class, the warriors are expected to be an emerging force. Exciting new talents include Lissy Vanette (holder of the 100 breaststroke CPMS record), Gabbie Campbell, and Alex Halle (relay record holders for CPMS). To ensure that we have the best possible chance for success, the coaching staff has been further strengthened with assistant coaches Doug Hartley (diving), RichardSunkel and Niki Morrison joining returning coaches Marci Whitford (Head Coach) and Bill Kovacs. All of the athletes havebeen working hardthroughout the offseason, ensuringthat the Warriorsare ready tocompete.



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Swimming and Diving Weekly UpdateMooresville (girls only): Kylie Perry broke the school record in the 200IM and the girls won every event on their way to a big win over Mooresville. We are now 1-0 overall.

Shelbyville: The Warriors traveled to Shelbyville and both teams came up with big wins. For the girls: The 200 Medley Relay team of K. Gough, L. Vanette, K. Perry and A. Myers broke the school record with a time of 1:57.42. In addition, Kylie Perry shattered the school in the 500 free with a time of 5:26.96. For our boys squad we had several first place finishers with Tad Halle winning two individual events.

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2016-17 BOYS BASKETBALL SEASON UPDATEMt. Vernon (Fortville): The 2016-2017 season started with plenty of excitement as the Warriors pickedup a double overtime win on the road 75-70. Four players reached double figures as Mike Valle had18 while Riley Higdon, Brennan Neal and Aaron Gross each scored 16 points to lead the way. We are now 1-0 overall.

Head Coach: Matt Wadsworth>

Whiteland graduates seven players from a team that won the Johnson County Tourney and 17 games last season. These players contributed 46 ppg. The Warriors are expecting a big season out of returning starter and all state candidate Michael Valle. Valle has been an all-conference performer the past two season. This will be his fourth year starter in the starting line-up. Brennan Neal looks to build on a freshmen season which saw him start five games and score 7 ppg. Moving into the starting line-up for the first time will be senior Aaron Gross and Riley Higdon. Gross will provide the Warriors with outside shooting. Riley Higdon will move into the starting point guard position.

Jacob Leistner and Cole Ferguson will be counted on to provide the Warriors with a scoring presence in the post. Sophomore Noah Hale will offer the Warriors support in the backcourt. Junior Chase Bennett and Sophomore Carter Crowe will also compete for varsity minutes.

Head Coaches Quotes:“Last season was a very exciting year for Whiteland basketball. Winning our first Johnson County tournament since 1955 was a tremendous accomplishment. Although we graduated several players from that team we are extremely excited about the upcoming season. We have all dedicated many hours in the offseason to improve our team. The Mid-State conference will be tough as always. We have a chance to have an outstanding season if our players continue to play unselfish on offense and buy into our defensive system.”

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Most memorable WCHS Athletic Moment?1) In 1980, Tracy was named the Johnson County Player of the Year in basketball. 2) Senior year, first football game of the season sustained a brain injury that ended his football career. However, during that game Tracy made the game saving interception in the end zone to beat Center Grove. He credits both Coach Omer and Coach Conrad on having a positive impact on his life.

What are you currently doing now?He is now working for Next Gear Capital, adivision of Cox Automotive. He deals withInventory Financing for independent auto dealers.(floor planning) His company works with over23,000 auto dealers. Married (Dawn).Children: Abby (WCHS grad, BSU grad andBand instructor for Clark-Pleasant Schools),Paige (WCHS grad, Liberty University gradand in Seminary School in Louisville),Joel Hale (Ohio State grad) Calvin (Jr. at Center Grove High School).

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WARRIOR ATHLETICSWALK DOWN MEMORY LANE

1977 WARRIOR Football Team Record: 121-0 vs the county

We proudly support our men and women in the military. All military members dressed in uniform will be admitted for free to any regular season home sporting event. Thank you for your service!!

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1977 WHITELAND WARRIOR FOOTBALL TEAM - Head Coach: Dave ConradAsst. Coaches: Terry Small, Arnie Kesling, Tom Terlup and Rodney King

Accomplishments: 7-3 overall record. Shut-out the county 121-0

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Volleyball: Elaina RobardsGirls Cross Country: Kaley BrewerGirls Soccer: Madisyn ProctorBoys Soccer: Andrew Morgan and Shawn SullivanCheerleading: Michaela Wilson, Shelby Mulry, Sadie Welch and Avery BowmanFootball: Jacob Ballain, Edwin Cisneros, TJ Singh, Garrett Crowthers, Logan Mullinix and Ryder Emberton. Ryder Emberton was also voted Defensive Player of the Year. Great Job Warriors!

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2016-17 GIRLS BASKETBALL WEEKLY UPDATE

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Greenfield Central: The opener proved to be a tough battle with the Cougars. Tied at 51-51 late Greenfield went on a 9-0 run to win 60-51. Mackenzie Blazek had 25 points and grabbed 11 rebounds. Sidney Crowe scored 14 points and hauled in 9 boards. Ashley West dished out 4 assists to help the cause. We are 0-1 overall. Franklin Central is our next game and it will be the home opener for the girls team.

Franklin Central: The Lady Warriors let one slip away as the Flashes beat us 61-57 in our home opener. Mackenzie Blazek turned in a solid game with 19 points, 16 rebounds and 5 blocked shots. Jessyca Napier scored 12 and Libby Baker chipped in with 8 points. Baker also handed out 3 assists. We are now 0-2 overall.

Franklin (County Tourney): The Lady Warriors lost to Franklin 44-37 on a cold shooting night. Sidney Crowe had 10 points and 9 rebounds while Mackenzie Blazek grabbed a team high 13 boards. Megan Harlow had 7 points and 5 rebounds in a solid off the bench. We are now 0-3 overall.

Indian Creek (County Tourney): After a disappointing loss to Franklin the Lady Warriors bounced back with a 57-47 win over the Braves. It marked our first win the season with Mackenzie Blazek leading the way with 20 points, 8 rebounds and 5 assists. Sidney Crowe contributed 13 points and 7 boards. Jessyca Napier helped out with 9 points and Libby Baker dished out 4 assists. We are 1-3 overall and battle Decatur Central next.

Decatur Central: Sidney Crowe and Mackenzie Blazek each scored 12 points as the Lady Warriors rolled to a 63-29 win. Ashley West and Jessyca Napier helped out with 9 points each. Coach Shipp was able to play his entire bench in the big win. We are now 2-3 overall.

Plainfield: The game didn't end the way we had hoped for after heading into the 4th quarter with the lead. The Quakers made a strong run in the final period to hand us our first conference loss 55-52. Mackenzie Blazek scored 24 points and grabbed 17 rebounds. Others helping outwere Sidney Crowewith 10 and JessycaNapier with 9 points. We are now 2-4overall.

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Head Coach: Dave Thompson>

The wrestling team opens the season on Saturday, November 19 at Yorktown for a freshmen/sophomore tournament. Then the following week the varsity and junior varsity open with a dual meet at Perry Meridian on November 23. We will be missing a few weight classes early in the season, but will be able to fill most weight classes by sectional at the end of January. We will inexperienced at the beginning of the season but plan to be competitive by sectional time. Numbers could be an issue this season.

Academic All-State 2016 Fall Sports(Meeting requirements set forth by the state coaches associations in each sport)

Girls Soccer: Meredith Cavaleri, Hannah Reid and Jenny GonzalezBoys Soccer: Kevin Sandhu and Caleb SandersBoys Cross Country: Garrett Seawright and David Ryan

2016-17 GIRLS BASKETBALL MISSION STATEMENTWhiteland Warrior Athletics Upcoming Events Nov 29 Girls Basketball (H) vs. Roncalli 6:00pmWrestling (H) vs. Plaineld 6:00mBoys Basketball @ Perry Meridian 6:00pmBoys/Girls Swim (H) 5:30pm

Dec 1 Boys/Girls Swim @ Indian Creek 5:30pm

Dec 2 Boys Basketball (H) vs. Plaineld 6:00pm

Dec 3 Wrestling @ New Castle Invite. 8:30amDiving Invitational @ Noblesville 10:00am

The Lady Warrior mission is to never settle and don't get comfortable. The “Team before Me” attitude will allow us to have trust andbelief within each other every day. A healthy competition amongst each other allows us to push one another and use the mental approach that you are stronger then you think. We will hold each otheraccountable onand off the court. We will staytogether, stayhumble, and stay hungry.

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Class: Junior - Class of 2018Family: Parents: Mom, Jamie Dicks - Dad, Jason Arnold - Sibling: Sister, Allysa ArnoldFavorite Place to Eat: Steak-n-ShakeFavorite Movie & TV Show: Deadpool and Rick & MortyFavorite Subject: ScienceFavorite Vacation Destination: San Diego, CAIf you could have dinner with a famous person, who would it be?: Dwayne “The Rock” JohnsonOther School Activities: Marching Band

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Class: Junior - Class of 2018Family: Parents: John and Teresa DenienFavorite Place to Eat: SubwayFavorite Movie & TV Show: Mission Impossible and Street OutlawsFavorite Subject: ScienceFavorite Vacation Destination: Rocky Mountains in ColoradoIf you could have dinner with a famous person, who would it be?: Sylvester StalloneOther School Activities: FFA

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Class: Senior - Class of 2017Family: Parents: Mom, Suzanne Price - Dad: Aaron Hahn Siblings: Brothers, Austin and Ryan HahnFavorite Place to Eat: Olive GardenFavorite Movie & TV Show: Fight Club and Friends / Favorite Subject: EnglishFavorite Vacation Destination: Florida BeachesIf you could have dinner with a famous person, who would it be?: Boyounce’Other School Activities: Cheer (Football), Peer Facilitator, Telecom

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WARRIORS HELPING OUR MILITARYOn December 16th and battle each other on the hardwood plus we will join forces to Whiteland Center Grove

help collect items for our homeless veterans. Working with the Association of the United States Army and the

HVAF (Hoosier Veterans Assistance Foundation) we will collect toiletries, socks, hats, gloves and non-perishable

food items. Fans are encouraged to bring these items to the game that evening.

In addition, we will be passing the bucket at the end of the first quarter of the varsity game to help support

Helping Hands for Freedom. This group helps families who have lost a loved one serving our country.

December 16th promises to be a great evening on and off the court. Please help however you can. Go Warriors!!

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Class: Senior - Class of 2017Family: Parents, David and Andrea Napier - Siblings: Sister, Madelyn NapierFavorite Place to Eat: Chicago’s PizzaFavorite Movie & TV Show: Believe in Me and Modern FamilyFavorite Subject: Science - Anatomy and PhysiologyFavorite Vacation Destination: Myrtle Beach, SCIf you could have dinner with a famous person, who would it be?: John CalipariOther School Activities: NHS

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Principal: Tom ZobelAssociate Principal: Benji BettsAssistant Principal: Brent HolmanDean of Students: Dave BechinskiDean of Students: Kara LarkinSuperintendent: Dr. Spray

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Varsity Coach: Matt WadsworthVarsity Assistant: Jim HigdonVarsity Assistant: Shane StidhamVarsity Assistant: Nathan BrommJV Coach: Jared JohnsonFreshman Coach: Brad HolthausFreshman Assistant: Ryan DentonVarsity Manager: Hunter Alvey and Catawna Silvers

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Athletic Director: Ken SearsAssistant AD: Todd CroyAthletic Secretary: Patty Ford

Name GradeAaron AdkinsBrandon BurnsQuentin CarrGarrett CurtisBailey DeBernardiAustin DenienRyan GlitheroChase GreenJoshua HagerRyan HammondMarcus HavensKole HughesIsaiah HurtColyn JosephBrett KennerDante KingKobe KingTrevor LarenceCamden LillyTyler MadsenJacob PerryJake RameyLuke RichardsonAdam RollerRussell PeytonJacob SchultzGarrett SevierEdward ShultzHarmandeep SinghAndres TrevinoSeth WassmanAddison WatsonNathaniel YoungPeyton Zurline

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Head Coach: Kyle ShippVarsity Assistant: Freddie CoxAssistant: Kaitlyn PhillipsJV Head Coach EJ BufordJV Assistant: Doyle CroweBasketball Personnel:Managers: Daisy Baker, Rayne RobbBook Keeper: Andrea NapierStatistician: Dave Napier

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Football Season Ending Stats (2 play-off games included)

Total Rushing Yards Top 3Eddie Cisneros 1016 yardsRyan Hammond 849 yardsPreston Phillips 410 yards

Total Tackles Top 3Logan Mullinix 84Ryan Hahn 82Ryder Emberton 53

Scoring Top 3Jacob Ballain 61Eddie Cisneros 50Ryan Hammond 48

2016 WCHS FOOTBALL END OF SEASON WRAP-UP

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Mooresville: The Warriors dominated the entire evening in a 28-6 victory over the Pioneers. Edwin Cisneros rushed for 194 yards and Levi Parks picked up 103 yards on 7 carries. We gained 458 yards in total offense. Gared Kleyn had 8 tackles while Logan Mullinix chipped in the 7 to anchor our defense. Logan Kidwell had a quarterback sack to help the cause. We now have won 4 in a row and stand at 4-3 overall.

Plainfield: Preston Phillips returned from a mid-season injury to score 2 touchdowns and ran for 84 yards. Edwin Cisneros gained 101 yards and Levi Parks picked up two rushing scores to lead the offense. Jace Carpenter had 5 completions with Evan Hillman grabbing two of those for 27 yards. Logan Mullinix had 8 tackles and an interception to lead the defense. We are now 5-3 overall and have won 5 in a row.

Greenwood: The Warriors 5 game win streak came to an end with a 21-10 loss to the Woodmen. Edwin Cisneros rushed for 127 yards and Preston Phillips 63 but it was not enough. Ryan Hahn and Logan Mullinix each recorded 9 tackles to pace the defense. We finish the regular season with a 5-4 record overall and 4-2 in the conference.

Sectional Semi-Final vs Franklin: Eddie Cisneros rushed for 146 yards and our defense stopped the Grizzly Cubs all night in a 34-0 shut out win. Sophomore Jake Perry scored two touchdowns and Bailey Watson grabbed a TD pass from Jace Carpenter. The Warriors played with great intensity for four quarters and basically set the tone of the game early in the first quarter. Ryan Hahn and Logan Mullinix each recorded 8 tackles. The Warriors responded well after their senior night loss to Greenwood. Jacob Ballain kicked two field goals in the first half and Whiteland lead 20-0 at the half. We will now appear in our 8th sectional title game in 12 years. Overall record is 6-4.

Sectional Championship @ Columbus East: The title game proved to be a shoot-out early and the Olympians pulled away for a 56-31 victory over the Warriors. Ryan Hammond gained 220 yards on the ground and senior Eddie Cisneros racked up 121 rushing yards. Djimmon Ogega scored on a nice 99 yard kick-off return while Gerad Klyen and Tanner Milam each recorded interceptions in a losing cause. Ryan Hahn had 8 tackles to pace the defense. We wrap up with a 6-5 overall record.

GIRLS SPORTS COACHESVolleyball: Kristin Estridge

Basketball: Kyle Shipp

Soccer: Alyson Grande

Softball: Katie Mitchell

Golf: Crystal Morse

Swimming: Marci Whitford

Cross Country: Michele McNeill

Tennis: Mike Gillespie

Track: Brandon Bangel

Cheerleading: Jennifer Killebrew

BOYS SPORTS COACHESFootball: Darrin Fisher

Baseball: Scott Sherry

Basketball: Matt Wadsworth

Soccer: Justin Vanhorn

Swimming: Marci Whitford

Tennis: Mike Gillespie

Track: Brandon Bangel

Golf: Dan Gibson

Wrestling: Dave Thompson

Whiteland Community High School Athletics222 Tracy St - WCHS-9 Building - Whiteland, IN 46184

Athletic Director: Ken Sears

Asst. Athletic Director: Todd Croy

Admin. Assistant: Patty Ford

Athletic Office Phone: 317.535.3140

Superintendent: Dr. Patrick Spray - Principal: Tom Zobel



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