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Upcoming Warrior Events:

Volume 1, No. 7

Mid-State Scholar Athletes:3.5 GPA or higherEnrico Amadore WrestlingMa�hias Ebeyer WrestlingJoanna Udrasols SwimmingBen Robison Basketball

Jorden Wood placed15th at the State

diving Competition.

Coach WadsworthPicked up his 100thCareer Coaching Winon January 29th vs.Mooresville.Congratulations Coach!

Boys Basketball Sec�onal Draw @ Mar�nsville

Tuesday March 1, 2016Game 1:Center Grove vs. WhitelandGame 2:Mar�nsville vs. Greenwood

Friday March 4, 2016Game 3:Franklin vs. Winnerof Game 1Game 4: Franklin Central vs.Winner of Game 2

Saturday March 5, 2016Championship Game(winners from Friday)

February 26Basketball Senior Night & FinalHome Game of the Season - Beech Grove 7:30pm

March 1Indoor Track Meet @ UINDY 6pm March 1 First Official Softball Practice March 5Indoor Track Meet @ UINDY 10am March 12Indoor Track Meet @ UINDY 10am March 14 First Official Baseball/Girls Tennis/Golf Practice

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February, 2016

Why Have and Athletic Handbook?

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hope that we can help parents help students make good decisions by giving them rules and knowing the consequences if they make the decision not to follow our rules. We also know that we can't catch every student athlete who violates our school rules. Following the chain of command is also important for athletes and their parents. If questions arise, athletes should first go to their coach. If not resolved, then parents can schedule a meeting with the coach. If the issues are still not resolved, then the family can schedule a meeting with the athletic director, followed by the principal on up to the Superintendent. Please do not run straight to the School Board as they will likely redirect you back to the coach. Most coaches are also not going to discuss playing time or other students if that is the issue. You can also find in our handbook suggestions and information on preparing to try and be eligible to play sports in college. Taking online courses is not a good idea if you plan to play D1 or D2 as the clearing house may not accept those courses. Of course, the handbook also serves as a risk awareness statement for athletes and parents with the understanding that playing sports has inherent risks and the school and coaches are not liable for any issue that may arise. We as a school and coaches, always do what we can to reduce those risks. Our number 1 goal is to provide students with a great, safe experience.Go Warriors!

Why does Whiteland Community HS, along with just about every other high school, have a student athlete handbook? It is filled with everything from eligibility rules from the IHSAA to lettering requirements, to drug testing, to code of conduct, to awards, to equipment damage, to chain of command. Ours is 17 pages long and parents and students must sign before being permitted to play sports at Whiteland. Our handbook is loaded with important information to help parents navigate through the IHSAA rules, our school's rules, and the punishment if you violate those rules. For instance, it spells out what the penalty is if you get arrested or test positive during our random drug tests. Many have questioned why we have a relatively light penalty for first offense (20%). We, as a corporation, believe young adults do make mistakes and learn from those mistakes. Our 2nd and 3rd offenses are much more severe. We

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W A R R I O R W R E S T L I N G T E A M U P D A T E SSectional: 4 Advance to RegionalThe wrestling team will send 4 to the Mooresville Regional. Earning a trip will be: Aaron Adkins, Geremia Brooks, Jake

thPerry and Matthias Ebeyer. We placed 9 as team at the Sectional. Regional: Warriors Have One That Will Advance

thSenior Matthias Ebeyer placed 4 at the wrestling regional and will nowtravel to Evansville for the semi-state competition. On the line,is a trip to the state wrestling meet. Matthias will compete in the 145 lb division. Semi-State: Ebeyer Will Not AdvanceMatthias Ebeyer was our only wrestler representingWhiteland at the Evansville Semi-State. Unfortunatelyhe lost his first round match after building an early leadto Tyler Crowl from Floyd Central. He wraps up a seasonrecord of 30-13.

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WHITELAND WARRIOR FOOTBALL

FRESHMEN SPRING PRACTICE CAMP 2016

To Warrior Freshmen Football Players and Parents

Our best classes that have come through our football program over the past 11 years have had one thing in common:

·They have gotten involved early with our training/preseason program at the High School.

This early involvement process involves learning the fundamentals, routines, expectations and techniques that will allow them to be successful in 3 areas:

·Warrior Position Skill Development Program·Warrior Group and Team Scheme Development·Warrior Strength & Speed Development Program

Exposure to these important areas in a small group setting is what will be emphasized at the WHITELAND FOOTBALL FRESHMEN SPRING PRACTICE CAMP 2016. We want to get a head start on improvement for the coming 2015 season.

Athletes will participate in a week of preseason practice (outdoor / indoor) instructed by the Whiteland High School Football and Strength Coaching Staffs. To maximize our week we need to have the entire team in attendance. All students entering grade 9 interested in playing Whiteland High School Football next fall are welcome.

Your son and his classmates have shown they have the potential to be a special group with the ability to achieve great things on the football field. The WHITELAND FOOTBALL FRESHMEN SPRING PRACTICE CAMP will give him a chance to get to know the coaches, become a better football player and get a feel for what being a member of the WHITELAND FOOTBALL FAMILY is all about so he can excel.

WHITELAND FOOTBALL FRESHMEN SPRING PRACTICE CAMP

Conducted by:Whiteland High School Football Staff

For Whom:Students Entering Grade 9 in the Fall of 2016

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Where:Whiteland Community High School Football Building. *A bus will transport from the MS to the HS immediately after school May 24-26*Limited to the first 50 to register for camp

Cost:$30 PER CAMPER*Includes Instruction and WHITELAND FOOTBALL T-SHIRT*Pre-Registration is recommended so plans can be made*Checks Payable to: WHITELAND WARRIOR FOOTBALL*Mail to:Coach Darrin FisherWhiteland High School300 Main StreetWhiteland, IN 46184

Bring:Shorts or Sweat Pants; Socks; T-Shirt; Indoor Athletic Shoes, Cleats if desired

**PLAYERS WILL BE GROUPED BY ABILITY AND POSITION:

Camp Program: *Development of Positive Attitude and Confidence

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"BREAK THE ROCK" Name_________________________________ Phone #______________________________________ Address_______________________________ Zip Code______________________________________ Parent Email Address_________________________________________________________________ Player Cell Phone # (for my text message contact list)________________Cell Company____________ Football Positions: Offense = LINE, TE, RB, WR, QB Defense = LINE, LB, DB (Circle One) Height__________________Weight____________________Current Grade ________________ Adult T-Shirt Size: Small, Medium, Large, X-Large, XX-Large (Circle One) In consideration of the forgoing, I, for myself, my heirs, executors, and adminsitrators, waive and release any and all rights and claims for damages I may have against Clark Pleasant School Corp., Coaches, Volunteers or Sponsors for any and all claims of damages, demands or loss actions whatsoever which may result from my participation in this camp. I acknowledge that at this camp I will participate in a sport that may involve physical contact with other persons, objects or the ground and there is a risk of injury. I attest and verify that I am physically fit and my condition has been verified by a licensed medical doctor.

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Rebounds 1. Tom Purdie 1312. Mike Valle 913. Will Higdon 684. Aaron Eblen 63

Blocked Shots1. Mike Valle 202. Tom Purdie 193. Aaron Gross 15

Total Points Scored1. Tom Purdie 2822. Terr'e Moss 2773. Mike Valle 2314. Will Higdon 158

Whiteland Warriors Boys Basketball Team Updates

Boys BasketballStatisticalTeam Leaders(Through 21 Games)

Mooresville: Warriors Beat the PioneersFor the first time in two years the Warriors beat Mooresville 67-61. Four players reached double digits: Mike Valle 20, Terr'e Moss 20, Will Higdon 10 and Brennan Neal 10. Aaron Eblen grabbed 6 rebounds and handed out 5 assists. We iced the game in the 4th quarter by hitting 12 for 12 at the free throw line. We are now 11-3 and Coach Wadsworth picked up his 100th career victory. Columbus North: Bulldogs Bounce WarriorsWe traveled to Columbus North for a non-conference battle but came up short 58-49. A dismal 3rd quarter proved to be too much to overcome for the Warriors as we drop our record to 11-4. Will Higdon and Terr'e Moss each scored 10 points to lead the offense. Tom Purdie grabbed 9 rebounds.Indian Creek: Warriors Take Care of BravesSenior Terr'e Moss scored 25 points and the Warriors built a comfortable halftime lead enroute to victory number 12 for the season. The final score was 73-60. We are now 12-4 overall with a non-conference battle at Bedford North Lawrence. Mike Valle contributed 10 points and Brennan Neal chipped in with 8. Will Higdon grabbed 5 rebounds to lead us in that category. Bedford North Lawrence: Whiteland Picks Up Road WinThe Boys basketball team traveled to Bedford North Lawrence to battle the Stars in a non-conference showdown. After trailing by 7 in the fourth quarter we rallied for a 78-72 victory. The win also improves our overall record to 13-4 with a conference game coming up versus Decatur Central. Tom Purdie scored 32 points and grabbed 11 boards to pace the Warriors. Decatur Central: Warriors Grab Another Conference WinTerr'e Moss scored 25 points (14 in the 4th quarter) to help lead the Warriors to a 74-72 conference win. Tom Purdie had a double double with 16 points and 11 rebounds. Mike Valle chipped in with 12 points. Valle and Aaron Eblen each dished out 4 assists. We also overcame a sluggish 3rd quarter in which we only scored 8 points. We are 14-4 overall.Shelbyville: High Scoring Output Leads to VictoryTom Purdie scored 31 points as the Warriors rolled to a 94-69 win over the Golden Bears. Purdie also grabbed 13 rebounds to help the cause. We had a solid supporting cast with Moss netting 14, Brenna Neal 12 and Aaron Eblen 11. Moss also dished out 8 assists and had 4 steals. We shot 52% from the field and never looked back after building a 13 point lead at halftime. We are now 15-4 and have won 4 straight. ( 5 of our last 6)Martinsville: Warriors Drop Conference ShowdownThe Warriors hung tough for most of the evening but did nothave enough at the end in a 75-70 loss to Martinsville. Tom Purdie had another double double with 30 points and13 rebounds. Mike Valle scored 24 and grabbed 6 rebounds. We are now 15-5 overall and finish 4-2 in the conference. New Palestine: Three Reach Double Figures as Warriors WinThe Warriors traveled to New Pal to take on the Dragons andcame away with a 67-51 victory. The win improves our recordto 16-5. Three Warriors reached double figures with Tom Purdiescoring 22, Terr'e Moss 20 and Mike Valle 16. We out reboundedthem 27-22 and we shot 46% from the field.

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Whiteland Warriors Girls Basketball Team Updates

Girls BasketballTeam Season

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Columbus North: Lady Warriors Hang ToughWe battled the #1 ranked team in 4A tough for three and half quarters before falling short 52-37. We are now 12-9 overall. Ashley West scored 8, Mackenzie Blazek 7, Kate White 7 and Sydney Mize 6 to pace the offense. Blazek also grabbed 9 rebounds which in turn allowed her to break the school record for single season rebounds. She now has 262 and the old mark was 255 set by Anji Stewart during the 1991-1992 season. Mooresville: Blazek Has Big Night, Warriors Win in OvertimeSophomore Mackenzie Blazek scored 26 points and grabbed 21 rebounds to help lead the Lady Warriors to an overtime win over Mooresville 61-57. Sidney Crowe chipped in with 12 points and 5 assists. We wrap up the regular season with a 13-9 record and 3-3 in conference. Sectional Round 1: Lady Warriors Advance in Sectional PlayWith the game tied at 37-37 and 4 minutes to play we went on a 10-0 run that sealed the victory over New Palestine 47-37. Kate White lead all scorers with 14 points and Mackenzie Blazek added 12. Sidney Crowe and Ashley West each contributed 8 points while Sydney Mize dished out 4 assists. We now will battle Greenwood (3rd time this season) in the semi-final round of the sectional being held at Center Grove. Record is 14-9 overall. Sectional Semi-Final: Girls Basketball Team EliminatedFor the third time this season our Lady Warriors were beaten by Greenwood. The final score was 79-66. Mackenzie Blazek scored 27, Sidney Crowe 18 and Kate White 13 to help pace the offense. We wrap up our season with a 14-10 record. The team has shown steady improvement over the past three season and will return three starters from this year's squad.

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Warriors Swimming & Diving Team Season UpdateWarriors Swimming & Diving Team Season UpdateWarriors Swimming & Diving Team Season Update

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New Palestine: Swim Teams Control DragonsThe boys and girls swim teams each took care of New Palestine with great races and several outstanding personal best times. Team Scores: Girls WCHS 128 New Pal 54 and for the boys WCHS 108 New Pal 75.

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Senior Jorden Wood placed 3 overall and Maria Campbell grabbed a 7 place finish at the Mooresville Diving ndInvitational. We placed 2 as team behind Centerville High School.

Mooresville: Both Teams Get Wins!The boys and girls swim teams traveled to Mooresville and both squads picked up impressive wins. The girls won 130-48 and the boys won (without 6 swimmers) 91-88. The girls now get ready for the sectional prelims coming up on Feb 4 at Franklin.

Sectional Prelims: 3 School Records are Broken!!Kylie Perry broke two school records at the prelims at Franklin HS. She now owns the record in the 200 freestyle and 100 butterfly. Junior Averie Myers now owns the school record in the 100 freestyle after turning in a time of 55. 76. We had 19 personal best swims and 10 girls will be in action for the sectional finals.

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Our Lady Warrior swimmers had their best finish ever at the sectional by grabbing 3 place. Kylie Perry re-broke her record in the 100 butterfly with a 1:03.46. The 200 Medley Relay team of Joanna Udrasols, Averie Myers, Kenna

rdGough and Kylie Perry broke the school record in that event as well. Jorden Wood took 3 in diving and will now compete at the regional competition.

thState Diving Competition: Wood Places 15

rd thAfter turning in a solid 3 place finish at the regional, Jorden Wood placed 15 at the State Diving Meet held at the IUPUI Natatorium. Jorden ends up as a 2 time state qualifier for the Warriors.

Boys Sectional Prelims: 200 Medley Relay Team Breaks RecordJosh Moody, Tad Halle, Matthew Kovacs and Sam Walls were members of the 200 Medley Relay team that broke the school with a time of 1:45.37. The old record had been in place since 2006. We will have 9 swimmers competing at the sectional finals. Plus, all 3 of our relay teams will be in action.

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With the swim team sitting in 5 place after the prelims we made some strides in the finals and ended up in 4 place overall. The 200 Medley Relay team re-broke their school record with a time of 1:44.36. Team members were: J. Moody, T. Halle, M. Kovacs and S. Walls. A solid season was turned in several and we will have everyone back from this year's squad.

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Girls BasketballMackenzie Blazek collected

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WARRIOR ATHLETICS RECORD BREAKERS

SwimmingKylie Perry set a new school recod

in the 100 Butterfly and 200 Freestyle. Congratulations Kylie!

SwimmingAverie Myers set a new

school recod in the100 Freestyle

Congratulations Averie

Congratulations to Swimers, Josh Moody, Tad Halle, Matthew Kovacs & SamWalls for Breaking the School Record in the Boys 200 Medley Relay. 1:44.36!!


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February, 2016

Tony Lipps1. Graduation Year: 1993

2. Basketball

3.Education beyond WCHS: Northwest College (AssociatesDegree) Powell, WY and Tennessee Martin for one year.(Back injury stopped his playing career)

4. Employment since Graduating: He worked 12 years in theMitsubishi Climate Control Center. 2009 was hired by theIndiana State Police (Capital Police Section). He was a varsityassistant basketball coach at WCHS from 2000-2007.

5. Most memorable WCHS Athletic Moment? Winning the 1993 Basketball Sectional. It was the first title since the late 1960's. Winning the title was also special because he did it with all of the guys he grew up with and had played basketball with for a long time. He scored 1284 points in his career and can remember the Glenn Ray Gymnasium being sold out for every home game his senior year. The student section was amazing for each game that year. (home and away games)

6. What are you currently doing now? He is currently a Sargent over the Governor's Security at the Governor's residence. His primary responsibility is the safety and security of the first family of Indiana. He is married (wife Tiffany) and has one stepdaughter (Camille, 7th grader at CPMS) and a son Brady (Kindergarten at Sawmill Woods)


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Brook Powers - CheerleadingClass: JuniorFamily: Mom: Jennifer Torrance, Dad: Trent Powers - Sister: Brittany SmytheFavorite TV Show: Shark TankFavorite Actor or Actress: Jennifer LawrenceFavorite Song: My HouseFavorite Color: PinkFavorite Subject: EnglishFavorite Vacation Spot: Anywhere on a cruiseNon-Sport Role Model: My MomFavorite Super Hero: BatmanOther School Activities: NHS, Shades of Blue, Peer

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VARSITY CLUB - Athletic Department Donation of $25 or more

ALL CONFERENCE - Athletic Department Donation of $100 or More

ALL WORLD - Athletic Department Donation of $500 or more


Friends of Warrior Athletics is an opportunity for alumni, friends and parents to help promote excellence in the Warrior

Athletic Department. Financial support will play a vital role in supporting non-budgetary items for our athletic

department. In addition, it will help provide Warrior athletics with additional resources to compete for Mid-State

Conference Championships and ultimately state wide prominence.

There are three levels of support: $25 or more “Varsity Club”, $100 or more “All-Conference or $500 or more “All

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MIDDLE SCHOOL SPRING PRACTICE

CAMP 2016

SECTIONAL CHAMPIONS: 2014, 2013, 2006, 2000, 1999

MID-STATE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS: 2015, 2014, 2013, 2010, 2008, 1981

REGIONAL CHAMPIONS: 1999

To Warrior Football Parents

It is vitally important to develop the proper fundamentals early in an athlete's career. The teaching of these important skills is what will be emphasized at the WHITELAND FOOTBALL SPRING PRACTICE CAMP 2016. We want to get a head start on improvement for the coming 2016 season.

We provide indoor and/or outdoor instruction specific to each position on the football field supervised by the Whiteland High School Coaching Staff. We will teach the fundamentals of Blocking and Tackling using shields and

th th thbags. All students current grades 5 , 6 and 7 are welcome.

Athletes will learn the position fundamentals and skills of the Warrior Offensive & Defensive Systems that he will perform this upcoming season. Your son and his classmates are a special group with the ability to achieve great things on the football field. The WHITELAND FOOTBALL SPRING PRACTICE CAMP will give him a chance to get a feel for what being a member of the WHITELAND FOOTBALL FAMILY is all about so he can excel this coming season.

WHITELAND WARRIOR FOOTBALL SPRING PRACTICE CAMP

Conducted by:� Whiteland High School Varsity Coaching Staff

th th th th th thFor Whom:� Students Current Grades 5 , 6 & 7 (6 , 7 & 8 for 2016 FB Season)

th th thWhen:� Monday, March 14 - Tuesday, March 15 - Wednesday, March 16 � 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm

Where:� � Whiteland High School Football Facility

Cost:� � $40 PER CAMPER� � *Includes 3 Instruction Sessions and WHITELAND FOOTBALL T-SHIRT� � *Pre-Registration is recommended so plans can be made� � *Checks Payable to WHITELAND WARRIOR FOOTBALL� � *Mail to:� Coach Darrin Fisher� � � � Whiteland High School� � � � 300 Main Street� � � � Whiteland, IN 46184

Bring:� � Sweats, Sweatshirt, Hat and Outdoor Athletic Shoes *Prepared to be outside on the turf weather permitting

T-Shirt; Shorts, Indoor Athletic Shoes *If Inside Gyms at WCHS

Camp Program: *Position Specific Skills and Fundamentals Instruction Run and Pass Game

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MIDDLE SCHOOL SPRING PRACTICE

CAMP 2016

SECTIONAL CHAMPIONS: 2014, 2013, 2006, 2000, 1999

MID-STATE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS: 2015, 2014, 2013, 2010, 2008, 1981

REGIONAL CHAMPIONS: 1999

� � *Speed, Agility, Quickness and Flexibility Improvement Training� � *Video Analysis of Technique and Classroom Instruction.�Registration Form on Reverse Side

Name_________________________________ Phone #________________________________

Address_______________________________ Zip Code________________________________

Parent Email Address___________________________________________________________

Height__________________Weight____________________Current Grade ________________

T-Shirt Size:� � Youth Large, Adult Small, Adult Medium, Adult Large, Adult X-Large, Adult XX-Large(Circle One)

Offensive Position: � Offensive Line� � Tight End� Running Back/Receiver � Quarterback(Circle One)

Defensive Position:� Defensive Line� � Linebacker� Defensive Back(Circle One)

In consideration of the forgoing, I, for myself, my heirs, executors, and administrators, waive and release any and all rights and claims for damages I may have against Clark Pleasant School Corp., Coaches, Volunteers or Sponsors for any and all claims of damages, demands or loss actions whatsoever which may result from my participation in this camp. I acknowledge that at this camp I will participate in a sport that may involve physical contact with other persons, objects or the ground and there is a risk of injury. I attest and verify that I am physically fit and my condition has been verified by a licensed medical doctor.

Parent Signature___________________________________________________

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GIRLS SPORTS COACHESSoftball: Katie Mitchell

Basketball: Kyle Shipp

Cross Country: Michelle McNeil

Golf: Kristin Welker

Soccer: Alyson Cotter

Swimming: Marci Whitford

Tennis: Mike Gillespie

Volleyball: Kristin Estridge

Cheeleading: Jennifer Killebrew

BOYS SPORTS COACHESFootball: Darrin Fisher

Baseball: Scott Sherry

Basketball: Matt Wadsworth

Cross Country: Gerry Emerson

Soccer: Justin VanHorn

Swimming: Marci Whitford

Tennis: Mike Gillespie

Track: Brandon Bangel & Gerry Emerson

Wrestling: Dave Thompson

Golf: Dan Gibson

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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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