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Friday, October 11, 2019

Kat Chatter

“When you’ve got something to prove, there’s nothing

greater than a challenge.”

Terry Bradshaw

Thought for the day

SPORT OPPONENT LOCATION TIME

Football (Boys V) Harrison Harrison 7:00 PM

THE WILDKAT

There were no athletic events scheduled yesterday.

The next Kat Chatter will be on

Tuesday, October 15th

KHS CROSS

COUNTRY TEAMS in tomorrow’s

IHSAA

SECTIONAL

Bring home the title!

KHS

VOLLEYBALL

TEAM in tomorrow’s

NCC MEET

Bring home the title!

Harrison is primarily a running team. The Raiders get 64% of their offense from their running

attack.

Kokomo leans more toward their passing game. The Kats get 60% of their offense from their

aerial attack.

The Wildkats rushing game has improved over the last two weeks. The Kats have 76% of their

season rushing total coming in their last two games – Muncie Central and Logansport.

Harrison is the top rushing team in the North Central Conference. The Raiders’ 1654 yards is

90 more than Arsenal Tech’s total of 1564.

The Raiders have rushed for 18 touchdowns this year. Only Lafayette Jeff in the NCC has

more, and the Bronchos offense has 30 TDs on the ground.

Harrison has 276 rushing attempts in 2019, the most in the NCC. No other school in the

conference has more than 222 carries.

Harrison and Kokomo are ranked second and third, respectively, in the league in passing

yardage, but both pale in comparison to Lafayette Jeff. Harrison has 950 yards through the air,

and Kokomo has 871, both less than half of the Bronchos’ 2036 yards.

Harrison’s defenders have intercepted four passes in seven games; Kokomo has three.

Both Kokomo and Harrison have made one field goal this season, and both were from 28 yards

out. The Kats have attempted three field goals and the Raiders, four.

Harrison has been successful on 32 of their 33 PAT attempts.

In five NCC games, Harrison has allowed 61 points, second fewest in the conference. Only

Marion has allowed fewer points with 19. Kokomo has allowed 200.

In five NCC games, Harrison has scored 189 points, over twice as many as Kokomo’s 93. The

Raiders’ total is fourth best in the league, and Kokomo’s is 6th most.

Offensively, Harrison will start four seniors, six juniors, and one sophomore. On defense, the

Raiders will go with six seniors, three juniors, and a pair of sophomores.

The Wildkats open with three seniors on offense to go with five juniors, two sophomores, and

one freshman. Defensively, the Kats will start seven seniors, two juniors, and two

sophomores.

Kokomo is -13 in turnover margin.

Kokomo does not have a single player that will start both offensively and defensively.

Jake Smith, a 6’2”, 200-pound senior, is a two-way starter for Harrison. He plays a wide receiver

on offense and a cornerback on defense.

Harrison’s Omarion Dixon is third in the NCC in rushing with 833 yards, behind Muncie

Central’s Shoka Griffin (1046) and Lafayette Jeff’s Marquis Munoz (841). The 6’1”, 205-pound

junior has eight touchdowns to go with his 119 yards per game rushing average. Dixon has

surpassed 100 yards in six of Harrison’s seven games with a season high of 169 yards in the

opener against Westfield.

Omarion Dixon accounts for 50.4% of Harrison’s rushing yards.

For his 19-game varsity career, Omarion Dixon has 327 carries for 1720 yards with 15

touchdowns.

Marcel Atisso, another Harrison running back, has 535 yards rushing this season. He had a

season high of 115 last week against McCutcheon. Atisso, who has seven touchdowns, is seventh

in the NCC in rushing.

Tyler Knoy is the sophomore quarterback for the Raiders. He is 47-of-88 for 920 yards. Knoy is

second in the NCC in yards, trailing only Maximus Grimes of Jeff, who has 1641 yards. Knoy

has an excellent ratio of touchdown passes to interceptions, throwing 15 TDs to just two picks.

Tyler Knoy’s best passing game of the season came in the season opener against Westfield when

he completed 10 of his 20 passes for 215 yards.

Tyler Knoy needs 21 passing yards to reach 1000 for his career.

Jake Smith, Tyler Knoy’s top target, has caught 19 passes for 272 yards and six touchdowns. In

his three years on the varsity, Smith has 30 catches for 385 yards and eight scores.

Harrison’s longest play from scrimmage this season was an 80-yard pass from Tyler Knoy to Jake

Smith.

Quinton Wood is the top tackler for Harrison with 60 stops in seven games. He is coming off a

12-tackle game against McCutcheon, a season high. Last year, he had a career-best 17 tackles

against Kokomo in the regular season game.

Plez Lawrence, Kokomo’s primary running back, has 287 yards on the ground, 50.4% of the

Wildkats rushing total of 569 yards.

Noa Wainscott, the Kats leading receiver, has 386 yards in catches, which accounts for 44.3% of

Kokomo’s 871 yards in the passing department.

2019 Kokomo High School VARSITY FOOTBALL NO. NAME POS HT WT GR NO. NAME POS HT WT GR

1 Dominick Juvinall DB 5'8 160 12 47 Andrew Jay DB 5'7 135 9

2 Cole Boruff K/P 5'11 181 10 48 Sam Baity OL/DL 5'11 245 11

3 Torian Smith WR/DB 6'0 171 11 50 Mitchell Van Horn OL/DL 6'1 231 11

4 Evan Barker QB/FS 6'0 172 9 51 Nolan Hansen LB 6'0 195 12

6 Kohl Beard WR/LB 6'3 190 12 52 Bryson Shoemaker TE/DL 6'1 234 11

7 Ja'rece Rogers DB/WR 6'1 162 10 53 Branson Guge OL/DL 5'9 195 11

8 Andres Begne QB 6'2 172 12 54 Cody Westerman OL/LB 6'0 227 12

10 Chris Thomas WR 6'0 175 12 55 Dalton Berry OL/DL 5'11 262 11

11 Noa Wainscott RB/DB 5'10" 155 11 56 Cameron Crawford OL/DL 5'10 172 10

12 Anjelo Flores K/P 6'0 171 12 57 Myles Lenoir OL/LB 5'6 180 11

14 Bronson Smith DE/TE 6'0 184 11 58 Chris White OL/DL 5'10 232 12

15 Trent Price TE/LB 5'10 160 11 61 Deionye Alston OL 5'10 205 11

18 Masiyah Dowsey WR/FS 6'4 182 12 62 Dre'Veon Lewis OL/DL 5'10 217 10

19 Quinntez Stuckey WR/LB 6'6 184 12 64 George Montes DL 5'8 192 10

21 Ta'Shy Stewart RB/DB 5'10" 150 10 65 Tre Johnson DL 5'10 235 12

22 Tre' Hizer LB/TE 6'3 176 12 66 Linkin Brock DL 5'10 162 10

24 Shayne Spear RB/LB 6'1 205 9 68 Brook Bufkin OL/DL 6'2 225 11

25 Devon Thomas WR/DB 5'10 155 9 70 Amir Cummings OL/DL 6'1 211 11

27 Patrick Hardimon WR/DB 6'2 162 9 72 Noah Smalley OL/DL 6'7 235 11

28 Plez Lawrence DB/RB 5'9 161 10 73 Brayden Camp OL/DL 6'1 272 10

30 Keegan Name RB/DB 5'8 155 9 76 Charley Groves OL 6'2 222 9

31 Jaquan East RB/DB 5'6 140 9 77 Matthew Johnson OL 5'9 202 9

32 Jaylin Cannon DB 5'9 150 10 78 Deonte Young OL/DL 5'10 240 12

33 Trey Marciniak RB/LB 5'6 135 10 80 Stone Daily WR/DE 6'2 171 10

38 Naaman Cooper WR/DB 5'6 161 9 81 John Curl TE/DL 6'1 204 9

40 Ethan Marciniak RB/DB 5'7 178 12 84 Dre Kirby WR/DB 6'0 156 9

41 Josh Cook RB/DB 5'8 145 10 85 Brandon Bennett TE/LB 6'2 176 9

43 Dakota Gunter LB/TE 6'1 203 9 86 RJ Ogelsby TE/DE 6'6 192 11

44 Jackson Siefert-Barnes WR/K 5'7 152 9 87 Nikolai Butcher DE 6'1 190 10

45 Kyin Gamble WR/DB 5'6 145 9 98 Trey Williams DL/OL 6'0 247 9

46 Kymani Howard WR/DB 5'8 154 10

K.H.S. FOOTBALL DEPTH CHART vs. Harrison

OFFENSE POS NO STARTER HT WT CL NO BACKUP HT WT CL

W 7 Ja'rece Rogers 6'1 162 10 21 Ta'Shy Stewart 5'10 150 10

LT 72 Noah Smalley 6'7 235 11 68 Brook Bufkin 6'2 225 11

LG 50 Mitchell Van Horn 6'1 231 11 55 Dalton Berry 6'0 262 11

C 58 Chris White 5'10 232 12 55 Dalton Berry 6'0 262 11

RG 54 Cody Westerman 6'0 227 12 55 Dalton Berry 6'0 262 11

RT 68 Brook Bufkin 6'2 225 11 78 Deonte Young 5'10 240 12

TE 48 Sam Baity 5'11 245 11 15 Trent Price 5'10 160 11

X 27 Patrick Hardimon 6'2 162 9 18 Masiyah Dowsey 6'4 182 12

Z 11 Noa Wainscott 5'10 155 11 6 Kohl Beard 6'3 190 12

QB 8 Andres Begne 6'2 172 12 6 Kohl Beard 6'3 190 12

TB 28 Plez Lawrence 5'9 161 10 3 Torian Smith 6'0 171 11

DEFENSE POS NO STARTER HT WT CL NO BACKUP HT WT CL

RAM 56 Cameron Crawford 5'10 172 10

NT 78 Deonte Young 5'10 240 12 54 Cody Westerman 6'0 227 12

DT 65 Tre Johnson 5'10 235 12 52 Bryson Shoemaker 6'1 234 11

DE 14 Bronson Smith 6'0 184 11 56 Cameron Crawford 5'10 172 10

STUD LB 51 Nolan Hansen 6'1 195 12 33 Trey Marciniak 5'6 145 10

FOX LB 40 Ethan Marciniak 5'7 178 12 57 Myles Lenoir 5'6 180 10

FC 21 Ta'Shy Stewart 5'10 150 10 7 Ja'rece Rogers 6'1 162 10

BC 3 Torian Smith 6'0 171 11 32 Jaylin Cannon 5'8 145 10

BANDIT 22 Tre' Hizer 6'3 176 12 27 Patrick Hardimon 6'2 162 9

SS 6 Kohl Beard 6'3 190 12 27 Patrick Hardimon 6'2 162 9

FS 10 Chris Thomas 6'0 175 12 18 Masiyah Dowsey 6'4 182 12

SPECIALISTS POS NO STARTER HT WT CL NO BACKUP HT WT CL

K 12 Anjelo Flores 6'0 171 12 2 Cole Boruff 5'11 181 10

KO 12 Anjelo Flores 6'0 171 12 2 Cole Boruff 5'11 181 10

KOR 21 Ta'Shy Stewart 5'10 150 10

3 Torian Smith 6'0 171 11

P 2 Cole Boruff 5'11 181 10 12 Anjelo Flores 6'0 171 12

PR 7 Ja'rece Rogers 6'1 162 10 21 Ta'Shy Stewart 6'0 150 10

LS-P 14 Bronson Smith 6'0 184 11 40 Ethan Marciniak 5'7 178 12

LS-X 14 Bronson Smith 6'0 184 11 40 Ethan Marciniak 5'7 178 12

H 8 Andres Begne 6'2 172 12 6 Kohl Beard 6'3 190 12

Kokomo Harrison

2-5 2019 record 5-2

5-6 2018 record 6-6

Richard Benberry Coach Terry Peebles

7-11 (2nd year) Coaches’ record at school 34-26 (6th year)

7-11 (2nd year) Coaches Overall record 34-26 (6th year)

126 (18.0) Points Scored (ave) 241 (34.4)

304 (43.4) Points Allowed (ave) 119 (17.0)

1440 (205.7) Total Offense 2604 (372.0)

569 (81.3) Rushing Offense 1654 (236.3)

186 (26.6) Rushing Attempts 276 (39.4)

9 (1.3) Rushing Touchdowns 18 (2.6)

3.1 Average per rush 6.0

871 (124.4) Passing Offense 950 (135.7)

59-117-50.4% Completions-Attempts-Pct 48-90-53.3%

5 (0.7) Passing Touchdowns 15 (2.1)

7.4 Average per attempt 10.6

10 (1.4) Interceptions Thrown 2 (0.3)

22-550-25.0 Punts-Yards-Average 17-546-32.1

69-541 Penalties – yards n/a

13-10 Fumbles – lost 10-5

15-SR,14-JR,15-SO,18-FR Roster Breakdown by Grade 16-SR,25-JR,23-SO,4-FR

0 Starters going both ways 1

Plez Lawrence Leading Rusher Omarion Dixon

54-287-6.3-3 Carries-Yards-Average-TD 136-833-6.1-8

Andres Begne Leading Passer Tyler Knoy

56-109-785-4 Comp-Att-Yds-TD 47-88-920-15

Noa Wainscott Leading Receiver Jake Smith

20-386-4 Catches-Yards-TD 19-272-6

Kohl Beard Leading Tackler Quinton Wood

51 (7.1) Tackles (ave) 60 (8.6)

KOKOMO-HARRISON

FOOTBALL SERIES

YEAR SCORE WINNER Location 1975 21 - 0 Harrison K

Kokomo Harrison

1995 33 - 6 Harrison * K

1998 43 - 22 Harrison * H WINS 4 8

2008 23 - 20 Harrison * K

2014 42 - 14 Harrison

K HIGH 48 43

17 - 14 Harrison * H SCORE (2015) (1998)

2015 48 - 14 Kokomo

H

2016 17 - 14 Kokomo

K LARGEST 34 28

2017 24 - 7 Harrison

H VICTORY (2015) (2014)

13 - 8 Kokomo * K

2018 13 - 10 Kokomo

K LONGEST 2 6

16 - 19 Harrison * K WIN STRK (current) (1975-2014)

SHUTOUTS 0 1

* -

IHSAA Sectional games

(1975)

HARRISON RAIDERS (5-2)

DATE OPPONENT

Aug. 23 at Westfield 6A L 28 55

Aug. 30

Culver Academy 4A W 24 3

Sep. 6 at Logansport 4A © W 42 0

Sep. 13

Lafayette Jeff 6A © L 35 47

Sep. 20 at Anderson 5A © W 42 0

Sep. 27

Indianapolis Tech 6A © W 28 0

Oct. 4 at McCutcheon 5A © W 42 14

Oct. 11

Kokomo 5A © 7:00 pm

Oct. 18 at Marion 4A © 7:00 pm

©NORTH CENTRAL CONFERENCE GAME

KOKOMO WILDKATS (2-5)

DATE OPPONENT

Aug. 23

New Palestine 5A L 13 63

Aug. 30 at Plymouth 4A L 20 41

Sep. 6 at Marion 4A © L 6 45

Sep. 13 at McCutcheon 5A © L 20 59

Sep. 20

Lafayette Jeff 6A © L 3 55

Sep. 27

Muncie Central 4A © W 30 21

Oct. 4

Logansport 4A © W 34 20

Oct. 11 at Harrison 5A © 7:00 pm

Oct. 18 at Richmond 4A © 7:00 pm

Nathanael Elkin

Boys Tennis,

Boys Cross Country

Cooper Reed

Boys Cross Country

Andres Begne

Football

Anjelo Flores

Boys Soccer

Football

David Anderson-Penn

Boys Soccer

Mitchell Wyrick

Boys Soccer

Coralyn Hawley

Girls Soccer

Maya James

Girls Soccer

Sophia Kidd

Girls Soccer

Vicky Qiu

Girls Soccer

Asijah Miller

Volleyball

It remains Jeff and Marion at the top of the NCC football standings. The Bronchos and Giants,

who won’t play each other this year, both have 5-0 records in the conference. At the other end of

the spectrum, Logansport and Muncie Central both have lost their five league games.

Jefferson, playing without star quarterback Maximus Grimes, didn’t miss a beat in downing

Richmond 54-12 as backup QB Brady Preston threw for 374 yards and four touchdowns. Running

back Marquis Munoz took center stage for the Bronchos, who ran their overall record to 7-0, with a

record-setting performance. In gaining 139 yards on nine rushing attempts, Munoz became Jeff’s

all-time leader in rushing yards with 3639 yards. He also set the Broncho mark for career points.

Derrick Matthews and Bishop Johnson, who each had six catches, had receptions for 130 and 131

yards, respectively. Richmond’s Drew Van Vleet completed a season low three passes in eight

attempts for 22 yards, and running back Wyatt Byrd had 16 carries for 69 yards as the Bronchos

held Richmond to 82 yards of offense. Both Red Devils scores came on interception returns.

Marion upped their overall record to 6-1 as the Giants left no doubt in a 48-6 beating of Muncie

Central. It was 27-0 in favor of the Grant County boys after one quarter, and it was 41-6 at

halftime. Marion gained 385 yards of offense, including a stellar performance by J.K. Thomas.

Thomas scored touchdowns on four consecutive touches and finished the game with a season high

147 yards on the ground. The Giants were playing without leading rusher Khalid Stamps, who was

serving a one-game suspension. Shoka Griffin, Central’s bruising back, ran the ball 18 times for

Central but gained 61 yards. Bearcat QB Max Pittman connected on 11-of-18 passes for 80 yards,

but was picked off on two separate occasions.

The Sword goes to the winner of the Harrison-McCutcheon football game, and the Raiders kept the

traveling trophy with a 42-14 win. It was Harrison’s first win at Ellison Stadium since 2007 and

the first time for back-to-back “Sword” wins since 2008. The Raiders rushed for 324 yards and

were led by Omarion Dixon, who had 104. Steve Coffing, who suffered a tear to ligaments in the

AC joint in his right shoulder in the season opener, returned to rush eight times for 95 yards.

Marcel Atisso added 114 yards rushing, one touchdown via the rush and one via the pass.

Quarterback Tyler Knoy threw for 159 yards, 90 of it to Jake Smith in seven receptions.

Mavericks QB Mason Douglas ran for 174 yards and a score, but was 5-for-13 passing for 47

yards.

Tech gained 457 yards of offense and scored three times with their running game and three more

with their passing attack in a 47-7 win over Anderson. Titan quarterback Cailer Bridges had nine

rushes for 139 yards and one touchdown and connected on six of his 12 passes for 122 yards and

three scores.

This week Kokomo heads to Tippecanoe County to take on the Harrison Raiders, Logansport

travels to Jeff, Marion visits Tech, McCutcheon goes to Muncie Central, and Richmond will head

up to Anderson.

NORTH CENTRAL CONFERENCE

FOOTBALL

CONFERENCE ALL GAMES

W-L Pts OP W-L Pts OP Streak

Lafayette Jeff 5-0 272 75 7- 0 382 175 Won 7

Marion 5-0 255 19 6- 1 298 73 Won 5

Harrison 4-1 189 61 5- 2 241 119 Won 3

Tech 4-1 198 69 5- 2 242 120 Won 1

McCutcheon 3-2 162 121 3- 4 192 191 Lost 1

KOKOMO

2-3 93 200 2- 5 126 304 Won 2

Richmond 1-4 42 218 2- 5 97 284 Lost 3

Anderson 1-4 42 222 1- 6 45 275 Lost 4

Logansport 0-5 45 218 1- 6 101 278 Lost 5

Muncie Central 0-5 69 164 0- 7 83 239 Lost 12

Friday, Oct. 4

Harrison 42, McCutcheon 14 ©

Tech 47, Anderson 7 ©

Kokomo 34, Logansport 20 ©

Lafayette Jeff 54, Richmond 12 ©

Marion 48, Muncie Central 6 ©

Friday, Oct. 11

Kokomo at Harrison ©, 7 pm

Logansport at Lafayette Jeff ©, 7 pm

Marion at Tech ©, 7 pm

McCutcheon at Muncie Central ©, 7 pm

Richmond at Anderson ©, 7 pm

©conference game

North Central Conference

VOLLEYBALL 2019

WEST DIVISION

W - L

PCT

McCutcheon

4 - 0

1.000

Harrison

3 - 1

0.750

KOKOMO

2 - 2

0.500

Logansport

1 - 3

0.250

Lafayette Jeff

0 - 4

0.000

EAST DIVISION

W - L

PCT

Muncie Central

3 - 0

1.000

Anderson

1 - 1

0.500

Richmond

1 - 1

0.500

Marion

1 - 2

0.333

Indianapolis Tech

0 - 2

0.000

2019 N.C.C. Scores McCutcheon

3

Kokomo

0

McCutcheon 3 Lafayette Jeff 0 Muncie Central 3 Richmond 2 Harrison

3

Logansport

0 Muncie Central

3

Marion

1 Logansport

3

Lafayette Jeff

1 Marion

3

Tech

0 Anderson

3

Tech

0 Marion

3

Anderson

0 McCutcheon

3

Harrison

2 Richmond

3

Marion

1 Kokomo

3

Lafayette Jeff

1 McCutcheon

3

Logansport

0 Harrison

3

Lafayette Jeff

0 Harrison 3 Kokomo 1

Kokomo 3 Logansport 1

I.H.S.A.A VOLLEYBALL

SECTIONAL

CLASS 4A

SECTIONAL 7 at McCutcheon High School

KOKOMO

Logansport

Lafayette Jeff

Sectional Champs

McCutcheon

Harrison

Marion

FOOTBALL

November 2, 2018

Harrison claimed their first sectional football title since 1994 with a 19-16 victory over

Kokomo at Walter Cross Field.

With the score tied at 10-all, the Raiders put together an 11-play, 81-yard drive to score the

go-ahead touchdown with 5:18 left in the game. Andrew Jensen connected with Jake Smith

from four yards out for the score. Key to the drive was another Jensen-to-Smith pass that

covered 23 yards.

It took the Kats two plays to score, and it was 17-16. But the Kats mishandled a center-

holder exchange, missing the extra point attempt.

Kokomo got the ball back deep in their own territory, and the Harrison defense scored on a

safety. The ensuing attempt at an onsides kick didn’t go Kokomo’s way, and the Raiders

survived 19-16.

Both teams had 209 yards of offense. The Kats had just one yard rushing, and Levi Hrabos

hit of 16-of-28 passes for 208 yards. Harrison’s offense came mainly on the ground, where

the Raiders racked up 162 yards, 51 of it on Omarion Dixon’s 20 carries.

The NCC school I most enjoy playing against: Marion

If I could play one musical instrument it would be: Piano/keyboard

The exotic food I have tried and liked: Frog legs

Which of your immediate family participated in sports? Sister(s), Brother(s)

The streaming service I like best: YouTube TV

I have tried deep fried: Pickles

My favorite movie type: Horror

My favorite professional team in Indiana: Pacers

My favorite subject area: Math

If I could trade places with one former KHS athlete

it would be: Jack Perkins

My favorite thing to cook: Steak

My role model: My Mom

A nickname my friends sometimes call me: Smoke, Bron

One thing most people don’t know about me:

GETTING TO KNOW YOU

Bronson Smith Grade: 11

Sport: Football

The NCC school I most enjoy playing against: Marion

If I could play one musical instrument it would be: Drums

The exotic food I have tried and liked: I haven’t tried any exotic foods

Which of your immediate family participated in sports? Father, Mother, Brother(s)

The streaming service I like best: Netflix

I have tried deep fried: Oreos

My favorite movie type: Comedy

My favorite professional team in Indiana: Pacers

My favorite subject area: English

If I could trade places with one former KHS athlete

it would be: Javias Gray

My favorite thing to cook: Mac n cheese

My role model: Peyton Manning

A nickname my friends sometimes call me: Big head

One thing most people don’t know about me: I can’t jump

GETTING TO KNOW YOU

Noah Smalley Grade: 11

Sport: Football

Which school was the opponent the last time Kokomo rushed for over 500 yards?

A. Anderson

B. Harrison

C. Logansport

D. Hamilton Heights

E. Muncie Central

F. Richmond

G. Arsenal Tech

H. New Castle

Answer appears at the bottom of the page.

Which school was the opponent when Levi Hrabos threw six TD passes?

Answer will appear in the next Kat Chatter.

Answer to the last Wildkat Trivia

Name the former girls cross country runner pictured at the right.

Amber Longwith

SPORT OPPONENT LOCATION TIME

This Week in Wildkat Country

Friday, October 11

Football (Boys V) Harrison Harrison 7:00 PM

Saturday, October 12

Football (Boys JV) Harrison KHS 10:00 AM

Cross Country (Girls V) IHSAA Sectional Logansport 10:30 AM

Cross Country (Boys V) IHSAA Sectional Logansport 11:15 AM

Volleyball (Girls V) NCC Meet Logansport 12:00 PM

KHS Web Favorites

KHS Athletics

http://www.kokomoathletics.com

Kokomo Tribune

http://www.kokomotribune.com/

Sports Journal of Central Indiana

www.indianasportsjournal.com

WIOU – Radio broadcasts

1350amwiou.com

Kokomo Herald Sports

http://theheraldsports.com

Kokomo Perspective

www.kokomoperspective.com

FastPlay Sports

www.fastplaysports.com

Howard County Sports Hall of Fame

http://www.howardcountysportshof.com

KHS Student-Athlete of the Week

Plez Lawrence

Plez, a sophomore, is the starting running back for the Kokomo Wildkats football

team. In last week’s game with longtime rival Logansport, Plez carried the ball 20

times for 180 yards and three touchdowns. All were season highs by a KHS player

this year. Lawrence also had a 61-yard run in the second quarter, the longest rush by

a Kat since Donte Smoot had a 71-yarder against Logansport two years ago.