Versailles Republican Sports
October26, 2006
Jac-Cen-Del holds Fall Sports Awards
Program
Gary Franklin, Sports Editor
Jac-Cen-Del High School gym was astir with
all Eagle fall sports participants from the middle school,
in an awards program, beginning at 6PM on Tuesday, October
24. Eagle Athletic Director, Mark Meyer, led the program
introducing the coaching staff.
Varsity Girls Golf Coach, Ruth Ann Peetz, gave chevrons
to Jessica Luers, Brittany Joseph, Kristen Hicks, and Jaime
Lunsford. Most Improved was given to Jaime Lunsford and
Jessica Luers. Luers was also named Captain, and Lunsford
received the Scholastic Award for a 10.57 GPA. Brittany
Joseph received Most Determined. Kristen Hicks was awarded
the MVP Award and was recognized as a regional qualifier.
The Lady Eagle Reserve Volleyball Team was coached by Tina
Ashley and are the Conference Champions with a 18-6 season
record. Team members were Regina Ricke, Chelsea Hooton,
Danielle Leighty, Audrey Huffmeyer, Ciara Bonnlander, Chelsea
Abplanalp, Danielle Wagner, Rachel Toops, Janine Huff, Jessica
Comer, and Tanaha Simon.
Awards were given to Jessica Comer for Most Improved, Chelsea
Abplanalp for Most Determined, Audrey Huffmeyer for Mental
Attitude, and the Scholastic Award for a 11.3 went to Danielle
Wagner.
Varsity Volleyball Coach Michelle Sebastian issued chevrons
to players Kaylin Ploeger, Emily Einhaus, Abby Lauber, Natasha
Gregory, Carissa Simon, Abby Rohlfing, Talena Huff, Rachel
Toops, Holly Huffmeyer, and to Student Managers Elisha Menchhofer
and Melissa Horan. Menchhofer, Horan, Huffmeyer and Toops
each also received a letter. Certificates were given to
Ciara Bonnlander and Danielle Leighty.
The Lady Eagles' season record was 10-20. Most Valuable
Player honors were to Emily Einhaus and Abby Rohlfing. Rohlfing
also received the Captain Award. Serving Award went to Abby
Lauber, Hustle Award to Talena Huff, Most Improved to Holly
Huffmeyer, and Scholastic Award to Natasha Gregory with
a 11.5 GPA. Einhaus and Rohlfing were named to the All-Conference
Team with Rohlfing also being an ORVC Co-Mental Attitude
Award winner.
The Varsity Girls Cross Country Team, coached by David Bradshaw,
each received chevrons. Team members were Kaitlin Hughes,
Jodi Hardy, Kara Harlemert, Kelley Wagner, Valorie Wagner,
Amanda Rangel, and Samantha White, with Harlemert, Rangel
and White also getting a letter.
The team's season record was 38-42. Sam White was named
the team's MVR, was an All-Conference Team member, and a
regional qualifier. The Scholastic Award winner with an
11.57 GPA was Valorie Wagner. Most Determined and Captain
Awards went to Kaitlin Hughes, with the Most Improved Award
going to Kara Harlemert.
Eagle Boys Cross Country was also coached by David Bradshaw.
The season record was 43-42. Receiving chevrons were Justin
Eaton, Austin Lord, Daniel Harlemert, Brandon Wilhoit, Coty
Horn, Blake Sutton, and Devin Shadday, with Harlemert, Wilhoit,
Horn, and Shadday getting a letter also. Tyler Powers and
Ethan Hess each received certificates.
Justin Eaton was named MVR, Captain Award, and Scholastic
Award winner with a 10.57 GPA. He also was named to the
All-Conference Team and was a regional qualifier. The Most
Determined Award went to Daniel Harlemert and Most Improved
Award to Blake Sutton.
Eagle JV Soccer Coach, Loren Stolze, was unable to attend
so Varsity Coach Mark Jones made their presentations. Team
members were Alissa Stolze, Shane Adams, Renee Meister,
Eric Wirth, Josh Forbes, Brent Ertel, Brandon Wilhoit, Michael
Luers, Justin Stepleton, and Danny Meister.
Meister was Most Improved, Wilhoit the Most Determined,
Adams the Mental Attitude Winner, and Wirth the Scholastic
Winner with an 11.13 GPA.
Coach Jones continued with the Varsity Soccer Team. Chevrons
were given to Kurt Miller, Leslie Brancamp, Ashley Carpenter,
Jeremy Wagner, Eric Horan, Kellen Stolze, Joe Rangel, Brandon
Wilhoit, Daniel Leonetti, Andrew Wagner, David Busch, Brock
Billman, Zach Simon, Gerald Hardesty, and Josh Forbes. Letters
were given to Carpenter and Wilhoit, with certificates to
Michael Luers, Danny Meister, Shane Adams and Justin Stepleton.
They were Sectional Champions, 2nd in ORVC, with a 15-4
season record. Academic All-State - Leslie Brancamp, Andrew
Wagner, David Busch, and Kellen Stolze. MVP -Daniel Leonetti,
Most Improved - Gerald Hardesty, Kellen Stolze -Scholastic
with an 11.25 GPA, Captain -Andrew Wagner, and Most Determined
-Zach Simon. Kellen Stolze and Andrew Wagner were named
to All-Conference Team. Wagner was the ORVC Mental Attitude
Winner.
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GARY FRANKLIN PHOTO
Senior Lady Raiders
join Tyler Hensley to sing National Anthem
Pictured from left are seniors Abbey Lemon, Erica
Burress, Tyler Hensley, Ciara McGuire, Beth Stratton,
Erin Webster, and Ashley Thomas as they open the Senior
Night volleyball game with the singing of The National
Anthem.
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2006 ORVC Volleyball season awards winners
named
Gary Franklin, Sports Editor
The 2006 ORVC 13 member All Conference Volleyball
Team, as voted on by coaches, is listed in alphabetical
order:
Lacee Alloway - Milan
Kaity Barton - Milan
Danessa Cutter - Milan
Emily Einhaus - Jac-Cen-Del
Kayla Konkle -Switzerland Co.
Abbey Lemon - South Ripley
Leslie Manual - Southwestern
Aryn Peters - Rising Sun
Alyssa Richards - Shawe Mem.
Abby Rohlfing - Jac-Cen-Del
Ashley Thomas - South Ripley
Jenn Wullenweber - Milan
Lindsey Wyne - Southwestern
ORVC Varsity Champions -
Milan Lady Indians
ORVC Coach of the Year - Terry Wullenweber
of the Milan Lady Indians
ORVC Reserve Champion
Jac-Cen-Del Lady Eagles
ORVC Co-Mental Attitude:
Lacee Alloway - Milan
Erica Burress - South Ripley
Abby Rohlfing - Jac-Cen-Del
