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2018 New Palestine Dragons Football Media Guide

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Aug. 17 KOKOMO 7:30 p.m.Aug. 24 CENTER GROVE 7:30 p.m.Aug. 31 at Yorktown* 7:30 p.m.Sept. 7 at Mt. Vernon* 7:30 p.m.Sept. 14 at Pendleton Heights* 7:30 p.m.Sept. 21 GREENFIELD-CENTRAL* 7:30 p.m.Sept. 28 at Shelbyville* 7:30 p.m.Oct. 5 at New Castle* 7:30 p.m.Oct. 12 DELTA* 7:30 p.m.Oct. 19, 26; Nov. 2: Sectional 7 p.m.Nov. 9 Regional 7 p.m.Nov. 16 Semistate 7 p.m.Nov. 24 5A State Finals at Lucas Oil 7 p.m.

2018 NEW PALEESTINE DRAGONS FOOTBALL

2018 DRAGON FOOTBALL

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TABLE OF CONTENTSNPHS athletics/media info ................................. 2Kelso Stadium ................................................... 32018 season preview ........................................ 4 Coach Kyle Ralph bio ........................................ 6Meet the Dragons .............................................. 7Dragon opponents ............................................. 132017 in review ................................................... 20History and records ........................................... 23

FAST FACTSNew Palestine High SchoolNickname: DragonsColors: Red and whiteTown: New PalestineCounty: HancockSchool district: CSC Southern Hancock County(Sugar Creek & Brandywine Townships)Enrollment: 1,178 (2017-18)Conference: Hoosier HeritageIHSAA member since: 1916Varsity football began: 1968All-time record: 342-194-2Home stadium: Kelso Stadium (since 1968)Field: Shepler FieldPlaying surface: Sprinturf (installed 2018)

ADMINISTRATIONSuperintendent: Dr. Lisa LantripPrincipal: Keith FesslerAssistant principal: Adam BartonDean of students: Julie YoungAthletic director: Allen CooperAssistant athletic director: Jeff WrightAthletic secretary: Melissa TillageSports information director: Andrew Smith

MEDIA Online: NewPalestineAthletics.com Twitter: @NPHSDragons Broadcast: All games are broadcast online by New Pal Radio, with Andrew Smith and Mike Jackson on the play-by-play. Listen by logging onto TuneIn.com or the Tune In App and searching/bookmarking New Pal Radio. Coverage begins 30 minutes prior to kickoff each week.

2018 SCHEDULEAug. 17 KOKOMO 7:30 p.m.Aug. 24 CENTER GROVE 7:30 p.m.Aug. 31 at Yorktown* 7:30 p.m.Sept. 7 at Mt. Vernon* 7:30 p.m.Sept. 14 at Pendleton Heights* 7:30 p.m.Sept. 21 GREENFIELD-CENT.* 7:30 p.m.Sept. 28 at Shelbyville* 7:30 p.m.Oct. 5 at New Castle* 7:30 p.m.Oct. 12 DELTA* 7:30 p.m.*-HHC gameIHSAA TOURNAMENTOct. 19, 26; Nov. 2: Sectional 7 p.m.Nov. 9 Regional 7 p.m.Nov. 16 Semistate 7 p.m.Nov. 24 5A State Finals at Lucas Oil 7 p.m.

FOOTBALL INFOHead coach: Kyle Ralph (Cincinnati St. Xavier ‘02, North Carolina ‘06) Career record: 60-4 (5 years, all at NPHS) 2017 record: 10-1 (7-0 HHC)Offense: Power spreadDefense: 3-3 stack

FOOTBALL HISTORY State championships: 1 (2014) State Finals appearances: 3 (1990, 2014, 2015) Regional championships: 5 (1987, 1990, 2013, 2014, 2015) Sectional championships: 9 (1987, 1989, 1990, 2004, 2005, 2009, 2013, 2014, 2015) Conference championships: 18 Hoosier Heritage Conference: 2005, 2006, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014, 25015, 2016, 2017 Rangeline Conference: 1992 Big Blue River Conference: 1976, 1978, 1980, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1988

RB Luke Canfield outruns three Yorktown defenders

Photo by Shelby Horsley

ATHLETIC DIRECTORAllen Cooper

The NPHS athletic department has seen much success under Allen Cooper’s tutelage. In his seven seasons as athletic director, NPHS athletes have won three team state titles and six individual state championships. In addition, he has led significant upgrades to several athletic facilities, including this summer’s Kelso Stadium renovation. Cooper has been honored as the IIAAA District 4 Athlet-ic Director of the Year in 2017.

Cooper is a 1979 graduate of NPHS, where he was a three-sport athlete. He went on to play baseball collegiately at Indiana Central (now the University of Indianapolis). He coached girls basketball at NPHS from 1988-2005, winning 228 games and four sectional titles. In 10 seasons as baseball coach from 2002-11, his teams went 242-56 and won five sectional titles. He led the Dragons to the 2003 baseball State Finals, and the 2004 state championship. Prior to being named the school’s athletic director in 2011, he taught English at NPHS.

Jeff WrightASST. ATHLETIC

DIRECTOR

Melissa TillageATHLETIC

SECRETARY

Andrew SmithSPORTS

INFORMATION

NPHS ADMINISTRATION

Keith FesslerPRINCIPAL

Adam BartonASSISTANT PRINCIPAL

Julie YoungDEAN

OF STUDENTS

NEW PALESTINE HIGH SCHOOLNew Palestine High School has been a mem-

ber of the IHSAA since 1916, on property that has housed a school since 1884 and high school classes since 1895. Located in Hancock County in the southeast suburbs of Indianapolis, New Palestine has received many awards for academic excellence – including a U.S. News and World Report “Best Buy” High School and many “A” and Four-Star ratings from the Indiana Depart-ment of Education. In 2012, New Palestine was named a National Blue Ribbon School by the US Department of Education.

NPHS is the lone high school in the Commu-

nity School Corporation of Southern Hancock County, which covers Sugar Creek and Brandy-wine Townships in Hancock County. includes three elementary schools, one intermediate and one junior high school.

Among New Palestine’s notable alumni are Apple senior vice president Angela Ahrendts, Super Bowl champion and NFL veteran Todd Yo-der, longtime college football coach and current Maryland head coach Matt Canada, track and field world champion Pat Feeney and undefeated four-time state wrestling champion Chad Red.

COVERING THE DRAGONS

The New Palestine High School athletic department welcomes media coverage of all of our athletic programs throughout the season and school year. Please contact Sports Information Director Andrew Smith ([email protected] or 317-861-4417 x2132) with all media requests. Email is preferred.

Credentials: Credentials will be issued

to media covering games for a newspaper, radio or television station. Please contact Andrew Smith at least five days in advance of the game. Credentialed media members will have access to the Kelso Stadium press box and the sidelines. The pass gate is on the west side of Kelso Stadium, just south of the home bleachers.

All spaces in the Kelso Stadium press box are reserved. Each credentialed media member will receive pregame media notes and access to a pregame hospitality area. Internet will also be available to media members covering games. Please note the press box is a working area that includes game workers, broadcasters and print reporters and no cheer-ing is allowed.

Broadcasts: All stations wishing to originate live or tape-delayed broadcasts of NPHS athletic events (radio, television or internet streaming) must request permission to broadcast regular season games through the athletic office at least seven days in advance of the contest. IHSAA Tournament rights must be arranged through 360 Group.

There is one courtesy telephone line in the press box for visiting radio stations, available on a first-come, first-served basis by contacting Andrew Smith in advance of the game. Internet connections are available, and cellular service is strong if those are needed.

Interviews: Please contact Andrew Smith with any midweek or pregame interview requests. We will try to accommodate all reasonable requests. Coach Ralph will be available to media in the press box approxi-mately 10 minutes after each game, after his live interview with New Pal Radio.

Pregame notes: Pregame notes are emailed to media during the week prior to each game. Please contact Andrew Smith to be added to the weekly distribution list.

Directions/parking: To access Kelso Stadium on game days, please enter from Gem Road (CR 500W). The school entrance off U.S. 52 is closed to thru traffic three hours prior to each home game.

From the west (I-465) or east (IN 9, U.S. 52): Take U.S. 52 to Gem Road (CR 500W). Turn south onto Gem Road at the stoplight. Turn left at the entrance between New Pales-tine Elementary and the Southern Hancock administration building.

From the north (I-70): Exit I-70 at Mt. Comfort Road. Follow south to U.S. 52, then turn left (east). Follow for 1.1 miles to Gem Road, then turn south to the entrance between NPE and the administration building.

ABOUT NPHS

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KELSO STADIUM

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The Dragons’ home turf Is named for two New Palestine luminaries. Kelso Stadium was dedicated in honor of former NPHS principal Robert Kelso shortly after he passed away in 1983.

The playing field was named Shepler Field in 2003. Its namesake is Hall of Fame football coach Marvin Shepler. The team’s first varsity coach, Shepler led New Palestine to three sectional titles and the 1990 State Finals. Between 1986-92, the Dragons won 38 consecutive home games on what would become Shepler Field. Shepler coached the Dragons from 1968-2001 and taught at NPHS for 49 years, retiring in 2017.

The stadium has been the home of NPHS football since its inception as a varsity program in 1968. Kelso Stadium has been upgraded several times, with a new two-story press box and new bleachers in the 1990s, new goalposts added in 2015 and a scoreboard with video capabilities added prior to the 2016 season.

The stadium underwent its most significant facelift in 2018. An artificial playing surface replaced the old grass field, allowing Shepler Field to be used year-round by multiple sports and activities. In addition, a new concession building opened and two sections of bleachers were installed in the south end zone.

Entering 2018, the Dragons are 175-90-1 all-time at Kelso Stadium. The Drgons have two long winning streaks on the turf. They won 38 consecutive home games from Sept. 12, 1986-Oct. 2, 1992, and 21 consecutive games on the Kelso Stadium turf from Aug. 30, 2013 through Oct. 14, 2016. The stadium has been host to 18 conference champions, nine sectional champions, five regional titlists, two state runners-up and the 2014 state championship team. NP clinched two semistate titles at Kelso Stadium - a dramatic 30-28 victory over Columbus East in 2014 and a 56-6 win over Castle in 2015.

COMMUNITY OF CHAMPIONS

7 team state titlesSoftball: 2004, 2007, 2008, 2017, 2018Baseball: 2004 Football: 2014

4 team runners-upBaseball: 2003 Softball: 2003Football: 1990, 2015

8 individual champsLori Swegman (track, 880 yds, 1976)Kyle Ulrey (wrestling, 2009)Chad Red (wrestling, 2013-16)Alec White (wrestling, 2017)Samuel Voelz (track, 800m, 2017)

2017-18 titlesGirls golf: HHC, sectionalBoys CC: Semistate qualifierGirls CC: Semistate qualifierBoys tennis: HHC, sectionalFootball: HHCGirls soccer: sectionalVolleyball: sectionalGirls basketball: sectionalBaseball: HHCGirls track: HHCSoftball: HHC, state

2018 softball state champion

4-time state wrestling champion Chad Red

2017 800m state champion Samuel Voelz

2018 SEASON NOTES

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NEW TURFAfter 50 seasons of playing home games on natural grass,

the Dragons will begin playing on synthetic turf this fall. Instal-lation of the new FieldTurf surface began with excavation in May and was completed in time for the 2018 season. The new playing surface for Shepler Field is part of the most significant renovation of Kelso Stadium since 1998, which also includes new bleachers and a new, expanded concession/restroom build-ing, both behind the south end zone. The Dragons played 265 varsity games on Kelso Stadium’s grass field, winning 175 and tying one.

NEW FOESNew Palestine begins the season with two highly-anticipated

non-conference games. The Dragons open the 2018 campaign against Kokomo, which was last season’s Class 5A state run-ner-up. Week 2 sees a visit from Center Grove, the Dragons’ first-ever game against a member of the Metropolitan Interscho-lastic Conference and first against a Class 6A school. Center Grove is a two-time state champion and four-time state finalist in the state’s largest class.

CHASING 350New Palestine enters the season with 342 wins in its 50 years

of varsity football. Eight victories would give NP an even 350 in its history.

LOOKING FOR SIXThe Dragons have posted five consecutive undefeated

regular seasons and Hoosier Heritage Conference champion-ships. NP currently holds the state’s longest active regular-sea-son winning streak at 45 games, the seventh-longest in state history. The Dragons need one win to tie Brownstown Central (1998-2004) for sixth and four to tie Seeger (2000-05) for fifth. The Dragons’ 34 consecutive HHC victories are a conference record.

LONGEST REGULAR-SEASON UNBEATEN STREAKS, INDIANA1. 89: Penn, 1985-962. 60: Bloomington/Bloomington South, 1967-733. 58: Heritage Hills, 1998-20044. 57: Hobart, 1980-865. 49: Seeger, 2000-056. 46: Brownstown Central, 1998-20047. 45: New Palestine 2013-present8. 41: Lawrenceburg, 1978-829. 38: Pioneer, 2001-0510. 37: Lafayette Catholic, 2008-12; Eastern (Howard), 1961-65STATE LONGEST ACTIVE REGULAR-SEASON WIN STREAKS45: New Palestine (2013-)34: Pioneer (2014-)30: Gibson Southern (2014-)19: Fort Wayne Snider (2015-)

NEW PALESTINE RECORDSMOST CONSECUTIVE REGULAR-SEASON WINS 45: Aug. 23, 2013-present 21: Aug. 19, 1983-Aug. 30, 1985 17: Aug. 27, 2010-Oct. 14, 2011 MOST CONSECUTIVE HHC WINS 34: Sept. 6, 2013-present (HHC record)20: Sept. 4, 2009-Oct. 14, 2011

ALL-STATE TALENTSix players in the 2018 Dragon lineup have received All-

State honors in their careers. Senior OL Austin Keele was a consensus choice last season, receiving honors from both AP and IFCA. He helped lead a line that averaged 483 yards per game last season. He is a two-time IFCA All-State selection. Senior WR/DB Colby Jenkins is the seventh Dragon to reach 1,000 career receiving yards. Junior RB Luke Canfield ran for 1,764 yards and 29 TDs last seasoan. Junior S Maxen Hook led the Dragons with 69 tackles, three interceptions and six passes defended. All were named IFCA Junior All-State. Junior RB Charlie Spegal ran for 2,385 yards and 33 touchdowns for Delta before moving to New Palestine during the second semester. He was AP Class 4A All-State and IFCA Junior All-State in 2017. In addition, senior LB Luke Ely was named IFCA Junior All-State in 2016.

TROPHY TIMEThe Dragons have held the Hoosier Heritage Conference’s

Helmet trophy for 30 straight games since defeating Yorktown 35-14 to take possession on Sept. 27, 2013. The Helmet chang-es hands when the team in possession is defeated.

NP also holds the Boundary Rail Trophy, which goes annual-ly to the winner of the county rivalry between the Dragons and Mt. Vernon. The Dragons have won five consecutive games in the series, including a 47-3 victory last season. NP has won 12 of the 13 Boundary Rail meetings.

VETERAN EXPERIENCE The Dragons graduated only seven seniors last season, giv-

ing them a veteran, experienced group. NP returns nine of its 11 starters on offense and eight starters on defense. In addition, the team’s kicker, punter and return specialists all return.

Offense: The entire offensive line, the top receiver and both starting backs return from a squad that produced 483 yards per game last season. Senior QB Zach Neligh accounted for 2,991 yards of total offense and 35 touchdowns. WR Colby Jenkins is sixth on the NPHS all-time receiving list and tallied 655 receivng yards a year ago. Kade Large had 221 receiving yards. A line that features Jacob Brittsan, Noah Mack, Austin Keele, Alex Cotterman, Kyle King and Will Olive - all of whom started games last season - blocks for three 1,000-yard rushers. Neligh, Luke Canfield (1,764 yards) and Charlie Spegal (2,385 yards for Delta). A number of newcomers, including sophomore Blake Austin and junior Dawson Eastes, will mix in.

Defense: The Red Rage returns eight starters from a unit that surrendered 141 ypg last season, including All-State DB Maxen Hook (69 tackles, 3 INT), former All-State LB Luke Ely (63 tackles, 7.5 sacks) and HHC interception leader Ryker Large (6). LBs Kade Large (41 tackles) and C.J. Faubion, as well as DBs Jenkins and Brody Luker (3 INT) and DLs King (3.5 sacks) and Keele (35 tackles) also have siginficant experience. Expect Tyler Horsley, Jacob Hockett and Luke Canfield to make significant contributions.

Special teams: The Dragons return K Alex Kropp (55-60 PATs, 4-5 FG) and P Eric Roudebush (38.8) as well as several members of a dangerous return game.

2017 HIGHLIGHTS

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UNBEATEN AGAINNew Palestine was one of 12 teams to post an unbeaten reg-

ular season in 2017. It was the ninth unbeaten regular season in NPHS history.

UNDEFEATED REGULAR SEASONS, 2017Class 6A (3): Ben Davis*, FW Snider, Lafayette JeffClass 5A (1): New PalestineClass 4A (3): Angola, Lowell, NorthridgeClass 3A (3): Danville, Gibson Southern, North HarrisonClass 2A (1): EastbrookClass A (1): Pioneer**-won state titleNPHS UNDEFEATED REGULAR SEASONS (9)2017: Final record 10-1 (HHC champions)2016: Final record 9-1 (HHC champions)2015: Final record 13-1 (HHC, semistate champions)2014: Final record 15-0 (HHC, state champs)2013: Final record 13-1 (HHC, regional champs) 2011: Final record 11-1 (HHC champs)1988: Final record 10-1 (BBRC champs) 1984: Final record 10-1 (BBRC, cluster champs) 1983: Final record 10-1 (BBRC, cluster champs)

LIGHTING UP THE SCOREBOARDThe Dragons scored 500-plus points for the fifth consecu-

tive year, tallying 525 points in 11 games, in 2017. MOST POINTS, SEASON, IN NEW PALESTINE HISTORY1. 854, 2015 (state record, 14 games, 13-1)2. 851, 2014 (state record, 15 games, 15-0)3, 571, 2013 (14 games, 13-1)4. 527, 2016 (10 games, 9-1)5. 525, 2017 (11 games, 10-1)

JV SUCCESSNew Palestine’s junior varsity team went 8-0 in 2017. The

freshman/C team finished 3-2-1.

EXPLOSIVE PLAYSNew Palestine had nine TD passes and six TD runs of 35

yards or more in 2017. LONGEST TD RUNS, 201775: Luke Canfield vs. Richmond 8/2565: Zach Neligh vs. Yorktown 9/160: Zach Neligh vs. Zionsville 11/450: Luke Canfield vs. Muncie Central 10/2745: Luke Canfield vs. New Castle 10/635: Luke Canfield vs. New Castle 10/6LONGEST TD PASSES, 201780: Zach Neligh to Kade Large vs. New Castle 10/677: Zach Neligh to Jaxon Manes vs. New Castle 10/660: Zach Neligh to J.T. Hoffman vs. Shelbyville 9/2952: Zach Neligh to Colby Jenkins vs. Shelbyville 9/2950: Zach Neligh to Colby Jenkins vs. Mt. Vernon 9/849: Zach Neligh to J.T. Hoffman at Delta 10/1349: Eric Roudebush to Jaxon Manes at Delta 10/1345: Zach Neligh to Jaxon Manes at Delta 10/1343: Zach Neligh to Colby Jenkins vs. Yorktown 9/1

CENTURY CLUBNew Palestine had 13 100-yard rushing games and six

100-yard receiving efforts in 2017. Luke Canfield ran for 100 yards eight times, including the second 300-yard game in school history, and Zach Neligh five. Colby Jenkins had three 100-yard receiving games.

100-YARD RUSHING GAMES, 2017305: Luke Canfield vs. Pendleton Hts 9/15 (34 carries, 4 TDs)275: Luke Canfield vs. Richmond 8/25 (20 carries, 4 TDs)244: Luke Canfield vs. Muncie C. 10/27 (23 carries, 2 TDs)222: Zach Neligh vs. Whiteland 8/18 (22 carries, 2 TDs)220: Luke Canfield vs. New Castle 10/6 (26 carries, 4 TDs)174: Zach Neligh vs. Yorktown 9/1 (13 carries, 1 TD)169: Luke Canfield vs. Yorktown 9/1 (24 carries, 4 TDs)133; Zach Neligh vs. Greenfield-C. 9/22 (13 carries, 2 TD)133: Luke Canfield vs. Mt. Vernon 9/8 (25 carries, 1 TD)129: Zach Neligh vs. Shelbyville 9/29 (19 carries, 1 TD)108: Zach Neligh vs. Mt. Vernon 9/8 (17 carries, 2 TDs)108: Luke Canfield vs. Delta 10/13 (14 carries, 1 TD)104: Luke Canfield vs. Whiteland 8/18 (18 carries, 1 TD)100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES, 2017146: J.T. Hoffman vs. Delta 10/13 (7 catches, 2 TDs)129: Colby Jenkins vs. Yorktown 9/1 (6 catches, 1 TD)114: Kade Large vs. New Castle 10/6 (3 catches, 2 TDs)108: Colby Jenkins vs. Mt. Vernon 9/8 (7 catches, 1 TD)100: Jaxon Manes vs. Delta 10/6 (3 catches, 2 TDs)100: Colby Jenkins vs. Shelbyville 9/29 (5 catches, 2 TDs)

IN-THE-RED RAGENew Palestine’s “Red Rage” defense kept Mt. Vernon’s

running game in the red in Week 4, holding the Marauders to minus-47 rushing yards in a 47-3 victory. The number was bolstered by four sacks, including three from LB Josh Glover. In Week 5, the Dragons held Pendleton Heights to minus-24 rushing yards, bolstered by five sacks. In Week 6, the Dragons held Greenfield-Central to minus-26 rushing yards.

ALL-STARSenior DL Landan Burton was named to the IFCA South

All-Star team after a stellar season.

QB Zach Neligh stiff-arms a Pendleton Heights defender. Photo by Anna Spellman / NPHS Avalon yearbook

HEAD COACH KYLE RALPH

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Sixth-year NPHS head coach Kyle Ralph is the fifth head coach in the school’s history, the third to lead the team to an undefeated regular season, the second to lead the Dragons to the State Finals and the first to win a state championship.

He came to NPHS in 2013 armed with an attack-ing style on both sides of the ball, which continues in the team’s commit-ment to conditioning in the weight room during the offseason. It has led to five HHC titles, three sectionals, three re-gionals, a semistate and a state title in four seasons.

The Dragons have also had five un-beaten regular seasons and gained 6,000-plus yards of offense three times. Coach Ralph has been named IFCA Region Coach of the Year twice, and coached the IFCA South All-Stars in 2014.

His New Palestine teams have rewritten the record books, shattering state records for points and total offense in both the 2014 and 2015 seasons. The Dragons hold the top two scoring seasons in Indiana history – 854 points in 2015, 851 in 2014 – and the top total offense season, with 7,701 yards in 2015.

Coach Ralph is a 2002 graduate of St. Xavier High School in Cincinnati and a 2006 graduate of the Uni-versity of North Carolina. He was a two-time First Team All-ACC lineman at North Carolina, playing for head coach John Bunting. He was the 2005 ACC Coastal Division Offensive Lineman of the Year.

He has also participated in NFL training camps with the Seattle Seahawks and Carolina Panthers. Prior to coming to New Palestine, Ralph was an assistant coach at St. Xavier, Oak Hills and Withrow High Schools in the Cincinnati area from 2007-12.

Coach Ralph also helps coach the Dragons’ track and field teams. In 2016, the Dragon boys track team finished sixth in the State Finals, with state champi-on Samuel Voelz and two state runner-up relays. He lives in New Palestine with his wife Ashley, a NPHS teacher and graduate, and their three children. Ralph teaches physical education at NPHS.

KYLE RALPH’S YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORDYear Record HHC Championships2017: 10-1 7-0 HHC2016 9-1 7-0 HHC2015 13-1 7-0 HHC, sectional, regional, semistate2014 15-0 6-0 HHC, Class 4A state champion2013 13-1 7-0 HHC, sectional, regionalTotal 60-4 34-0 5 HHC, 3 sectional, 3 regional 2 semistate, 1 stateNEW PALESTINE COACHING RECORDSMarvin Shepler 1968-2001 200-146-2 .578Kyle Ralph 2013-present 60-4 .938Doug Armstrong 2002-08 49-31 .613Tim Able 2009-11 30-6 .833Charlie Hill 2012 3-7 .300 342-194-2 .638

THE 2018 DRAGONS

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class 2 C.J. Faubion RB/LB 5-9 191 Sr. 3 Blake Austin WR/DB 6-1 166 So. 4 David Spegal RB/LB 5-7 183 So. 5 Eric Roudebush WR/DB/P 6-3 182 Jr. 6 Brody Luker WR/DB 6-0 156 Jr. 7 Aven Jones RB/LB 6-0 192 Jr. 8 Nick Payton WR/DB 6-1 145 Sr. 9 Luke Ely RB/LB 5-11 200 Sr. 10 Jacob Hockett TE/LB 6-1 177 Sr. 11 Zach Neligh QB/DB 6-1 171 Sr. 12 Lincoln Roth QB/DB 5-10 147 So. 13 Luke Canfield RB/DB 5-10 168 Jr. 15 Ryker Large WR/DB 5-10 140 Jr. 16 Chris Guhl QB/DB 6-0 147 Jr. 17 Riley Wire WR/LB 6-0 180 Jr. 20 Maxen Hook TE/DB 6-1 175 Jr. 21 Colby Jenkins WR/DB 5-10 178 Sr. 22 Jack Johnson WR/DB 5-9 134 So. 24 Justin Turk WR/DB 5-4 127 Sr. 25 Eric Ely WR/DB 5-11 161 Jr. 26 Grant Wiegand WR/DB 5-19 153 Sr. 27 Jaaron Manley WR/DB 5-8 151 Jr. 28 Nick Bastian WR/DB 6-1 157 So. 30 Darin Johnson RB/LB 5-9 147 So. 31 Kaiden Kirkwood WR/DB 5-9 132 So. 32 Charlie Spegal RB/LB 5-10 221 Jr. 34 Richard Clevenger TE/LB 6-0 179 So.

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class 35 Devan Hill TE/LB 5-10 169 Jr. 39 Devon Spegal RB/LB 5-5 154 So. 50 Austin Terry OL/DL 5-10 273 Jr. 51 Tiler Green OL/DL 5-11 213 Sr. 52 Brice Freeman OL/DL 5-11 182 Jr. 53 Noah Mack OL/DL 6-0 232 So. 54 Kyle King OL/DL 6-4 233 Jr. 55 Jacob Brittsan OL/DL 6-3 241 Jr. 56 Will Olive OL/DL 6-1 222 Jr. 58 Alex Cotterman OL/DL 5-11 265 Sr. 59 Nik Zickler OL/DL 5-8 181 Sr. 60 Tyler Horsley OL/DL 6-2 302 Sr. 62 David Bogle OL/DL 5-10 229 Sr. 63 Austin Cory OL/DL 5-8 183 So. 65 Austin Keele OL/DL 6-1 258 Sr. 67 Luke Horner OL/DL 6-0 257 Sr. 68 Ethan Sturgeon OL/DL 6-1 254 So. 70 Dylan Roberts OL/DL 6-0 213 So. 71 Joey O’Dell OL/DL 6-0 217 Sr. 72 Jared Williams OL/DL 5-9 238 So. 73 Cody Rooks OL/DL 5-11 181 Jr. 74 Austin White OL/DL 6-0 288 So. 75 Tucker Keevers OL/DL 6-3 249 So. 80 Dawson Eastes WR/DB 6-5 183 Jr. 81 Kade Large TE/DB 6-3 173 Jr. 84 Alex Kropp K 5-11 178 Jr. 88 Matt Brown TE/LB 6-4 200 So.

VARSITY COACHING STAFFKyle Ralph (head coach/offensive coordinator/RBs/DBs)Wes Anderson (special teams/receivers)Dan Buchanan (offensive line)Brandon Collins (receivers)James Evans (linebackers)John Horan (defensive coordinator/defensive line)Jeremy Large (quarterbacks/assistant DBs)Mike Luker (assistant receivers)Scott McMurray (assistant linebackers)Dan Walker (assistant running backs)

FRESHMAN COACHING STAFF Matt Keele (head coach), Gary Greene (OC), Justin Harvey (DC), Will Elsbury, Matt Hayden, Mike Meyer, Kirk Woodcock

STUDENT MANAGERS Dakota Cook, Faith Hensel, Katie Herron, Aden LumbleyATHLETIC TRAINER Heather CampbellATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION

Al Cooper, athletic directorJeff Wright, assistant athletic directorMelissa Tillage, athletic secretaryAndrew Smith, sports information director

SCHOOL/CORPORATION ADMINISTRATIONDr. Lisa Lantrip, superintendentBob Yoder, assistant superintendentKeith Fessler, principalAdam Barton, assistant principalJulie Young, dean of students

MEET THE DRAGONS

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5EricRoudebushQB/P Jr.6-3, 182

2017: Appeared in 10 games as a punter and backup quarterback. Averaged 38.8 yards per punt, with a long of 52. He pinned two of his 16 punts inside the opponent’s 20. ... As QB, completed 2 of 3 passes for 51 yards and a TD, with the touchdown a 48-yards toss against Delta.

Personal: Eric’s father, Nick Roudebush, was the Dragons’ leading rusher in 1989 and 1990 and is the school’s third-leading career rusher. ... Eric also plays basketball and baseball.

CAREER STATSPASSING C-A-I Yds TD Lg HiGm2017 (So) 2-3-0 51 1 48 48RUSHING Att-Yds Avg TD Lg HiGm2017 (So) 10-39 3.9 0 14 202016 (Fr) 3-18 6.0 0 9 18Totals 13-57 4.4 0 14 20

7AvenJonesRB/LB Jr.6-0, 192

2017: Appeared in nine games, with 139 yards in 24 carries. Also had 16 tackles on defense. Ran for 57 yards and scored his first career varsity TD against Delta.

Of note: First name is pronounced “AY-ven” (long A)

CAREER STATSRUSHING Att-Yds Avg TD Lg HiGm2017 (So) 24-139 5.8 1 23 57DEFENSE Solo-Ast TFL Sk INT FF/R2017 (So) 6/10 1.5 0 0 0/02016 (Fr) 1/7 1.0 0 0 0/0Totals 7/17 2.5 0 0 0/0

2C.J.FaubionRB/LB Sr.5-9, 191

2017: Started five games at lineback-er, tallying 20 tackles and one interception against New Castle. Had a season-high four solo tackles against Shelbyville.

2016: Played 10 games, ranking second on the team with 84 tackles. Tallied team highs with 14 tackles for loss and five sacks. ... Also had two interceptions, including a 77-yard TD return against Pendleton Heights. Had career-high 16 tackles vs. Columbus East. Also had double-digit tackles vs. Green-field-Central (13), Shelbyville (10) and Delta (10).

2015: Played in nine games, tallying 12 tackles. Also had three carries on offense.

Of note: Given name is Colin.

CAREER STATSDEFENSE Solo-Ast TFL Sk INT FF/R2017 (Jr) 10/10 0.0 0 0 0/12016 (So) 32/54 14.0 5 0 1/02015 (Fr) 3/9 0.0 0 0 1/0Totals 45/73 14.0 5 0 2/1

6BrodyLukerWR/DB Jr.6-0, 156

2017: Appeared in all 11 games. Tallied 56 tackles, fourth-most on the team. Also inter-cepted three passes and scored a touchdown on a blocked punt against Muncie Central. ... Set career high with 12 tackles against Zionsville. ... Offensively, caught six passes for 65 yards, including four catches against New Castle.

Of note: Last name is pronounced “LOO-kurr.” Father, Mike, is an assistant coach for the Dragons. ... Older brothers Blake and Brett were starters for the Dragons. Blake recently finished his career at the University of Indianapolis, while Brett plays at Hanover.

CAREER STATSRECEIVING Rec-Yds Avg TD Lg HiGm2017 (So) 6-65 10.8 0 32 42DEFENSE Solo-Ast TFL Sk INT FF/R2017 (So) 20/36 2.5 0 3 0/0

8NickPaytonWR/DB Sr.6-1, 145

2017: Saw primarily junior varsity action.

LukeElyRB/LB Sr.5-11, 200

2017: Started 11 games at linebacker, with 63 total tackles, including 11.5 for loss. Also had 7.5 sacks. Ranked second on the team in tackles, third in tackles for loss and led the Dragons in sacks. Was an All-HHC performer. ... Had season-high 12 tackles vs. Whiteland. Had 4.5 tackles for loss against Pendleton Heights. Had two sacks and a fumble recov-ery against Greenfield-Central the next week.

2016: Started all 10 games at linebacker, leading the team with 85 tackles. Had four double-digit tackle games against Columbus East (15), Greenfield-Central (13), Mt. Vernon (10) and Delta (10). ... IFCA All-State.

2015: Played in all 14 games as a freshman and earned a starting spot. Had 10 tackles in the 24-14 sectional championship victory over Columbus East. ... Ran for 580 yards and seven TDs, including 100-yard games against Pendleton Heights (137) and Greenfield-Central (100).

Of note: Also is a member of the Dragons’ track and field team. Last name is pronounced “EE-lee.” Is the brother of junior LB Eric Ely.

CAREER STATSRUSHING Att-Yds Avg TD Lg HiGm2017 (Jr) 5-12 2.4 0 3 122015 (Fr) 74-580 7.8 7 75 137Totals 79-592 7.5 7 75 137DEFENSE Solo-Ast TFL Sk INT FF/R2017 (Jr) 25/38 11.5 7.5 0 0/12016 (So) 16/69 8.0 4.0 0 1/02015 (Fr) 24/31 3.0 1.0 0 1/0Totals 65/138 22.5 12.5 0 2/1

93BlakeAustinWR/DB So.6-0, 147

2017: Saw freshman/JV action.

4DavidSpegalRB/LB So.5-7, 183

2017: Had 22 tackles in six games for Del-ta, including nine against Pendleton Heights.

Of note: Brother of Charlie & Devon Spegal.

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11Zach NelighQB Sr.6-1, 171

2017: Started all 11 games at QB. Threw for 1,861 yards and ran for 1,130, becoming the third player in NP football history to both run and throw for 1,000 yards in the same season, joining Blake Luker (2013) and older brother Alex Neligh (2014, 2015). ... His 1,861 passing yards were the sixth-most in a season in NP football history. ... Needs 110 yards to become the seventh Dragon QB to throw for 2,000 career yards. ... Ran for 222 yards against Whiteland, second-most for a QB in NPHS history. ... Threw four TD passes for 50+ yards, including throws of 80 yards (to Kade Large) and 77 yards (to Jaxon Manes) vs. New Castle. ... Had five 100+-yard rush-ing games (222-Whiteland, 174-Yorktown, 108-Mt. Vernon, 133-Greenfield-Central, 159-Whelbyville). Threw for 100 yards nine times, 200 yards four times and 300 yards twice, with 305 vs. New Castle and 326 vs. Delta. Accounted for 35 TDs (22 passing, 13 rushing). ... Had four 100/100 games (Shel-byville: 263 pass, 159 rush; Yorktown: 200 pass, 174 rush; Mt. Vernon: 199 pass, 108 rush; Greenfield-Central: 135 pass, 133 rush). Was named All-HHC and honorable mention AP All-State.

2016: Threw for 29 yards and ran for 85 as a backup QB. Season long was a 41-yard run vs. Shelbyville. ... Had 20 tackles.

2015: Ran for 100 yards as a backup QB.Of note: Younger brother of former Drag-

on QB Alex Neligh. Last name is pronounced “NEE-lee”

CAREER STATSPASSING C-A-I Yds TD Lg HiGm2017 (Jr) 110-199-7 1861 22 81 3262016 (So) 2-3-0 29 0 22 22Totals 112-202-7 1890 22 81 326RUSHING Att-Yds Avg TD Lg HiGm2017 (Jr) 161-1130 7.0 13 65 2222016 (So) 11-85 7.7 0 41 492015 (Fr) 22-100 4.5 0 17 31Totals 194-1315 6.8 13 65 222

10JacobHockettWR/DB Sr.6-1, 177

2017: Appeared in eight games, totaling 24 tackles and one sack. ... Tallied ca-reer-high 8 tackles, including two for loss, in regular season finale against Delta.

2016: Appeared in one game, making one tackle against Pendleton Heights.

Of note: Also plays basketball.

CAREER STATSDEFENSE Solo-Ast TFL Sk INT FF/R2017 (Jr) 7/17 4 1 0 1/02016 (So) 1/0 0 0 0 0/0

13LukeCanfieldRB/DB Jr.5-10, 168

2017: Started all 11 games at running back, posting the sixth-best rushing season in NP football history with 1,764 yards. ... Ran for a career-high 305 yards on 34 carries against Pendleton Heights, the program’s first 300-yard game since Chris Grider in 2002. ... Ran for 100 yards nine times and broke the 200-yard mark against Richmond (275), Pendleton Heights (305), New Castle (220) and Muncie Central (244). ... Set a career high with five TDs against Shelbyville. Also had four rushing TDs against Richmond, Yorktown, Pendleton Heights and New Castle. ... Chosen All-HHC, IFCA Junior All-State and AP Honorable Mention All-State.

2016: Appeared in six games, rushing for three TDs.

CAREER STATSRUSHING Att-Yds Avg TD Lg HiGm2017 (So) 240-1764 7.4 29 75 3052016 (Fr) 25-132 5.3 3 32 50Totals 265-1896 7.2 32 75 305

15RykerLargeWR/DB Jr.5-10, 140

2017: Played in all 12 games, starting at defensive back. ... Set career high with seven tackles in his first varsity game against Whiteland. Also totaled six tackles against Zionsville. ... Led HHC with six interceptions, including two each against Whiteland and Mt. Vernon. Also had interceptions against Yorktown and Muncie Central. ... Scored his first TD against Delta on an 18-yard reception. Caught three passes for 31 yards. ... Honor-able mention AP All-State.

Of note: Twin brother Kade is also a starter for the Dragons. Older brother Gunnar was the Dragons’ starting QB in 2016. Father Jeremy Large is a longtime assistant coach. First name is pronounced “RYE-kurr”

CAREER STATSRUSHING Att-Yds Avg TD Lg HiGm2017 (So) 2-15 7.5 0 8 8RECEIVING Rec-Yds Avg TD Lg HiGm2017 (So) 3-31 10.3 1 18 18DEFENSE Solo-Ast TFL Sk INT FF/R2017 (So) 23/16 1.0 0.0 6 0/0

16ChrisGuhlQB/DB Jr.6-0, 147

2017: Saw action in three varsity games, making three tackles.

20MaxenHookTE/DB Jr.6-1, 175

2017: Led the Dragons with 69 tackles, starting 11 games at defensive back. Had four tackles for loss and three interceptions. ... Tallied first double-digit tackle game with 10 stops against Greenfield-Central. Also had nine tackles against Delta and eight against Whiteland. ... Intercepted passes against Richmond, Shelbyville and New Castle. ... Caught five passes on offense, including a 46-yarder against Shelbyville. ... IFCA All-State.

2016: Appeared in six games, tallying 17 total tackles, including seven against Green-field-Central.

CAREER STATSRECEIVING Att-Yds Avg TD Lg HiGm2017 (So) 5-78 15.6 0 46 46DEFENSE Solo-Ast TFL Sk INT FF/R2017 (So) 36/33 4.0 1.0 3 0/22016 (Fr) 2/15 0.0 0.0 0 0/0Totals 38/48 4.0 1.0 3 0/2

17RileyWireWR/DB Jr.6-0, 180

2017: Saw primarily junior varsity action. .

12LincolnRothQB/DB So.5-10, 147


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21ColbyJenkinsWR/DB Sr.5-10, 178

2017: Started all 11 games at wide receiv-er and defensive back. Caught 37 passes for 655 yards and nine touchdowns, moving him to fifth on the NP all-time receiving yards list (1,077). He enters 2018 needing 12 catches, six TD receptions and 93 yards to move into the career NP top three in each category. ... Tallied his top four career receiving games in 2017, with 129 yards against Yorktown (6 catches), 108 vs. Mt. Vernon (7 catches), 100 against Shelbyville (5 catches) and 91 at Delta (3 catches), becoming the seventh Dragon to tally 1,000 career receiving yards. ... Also had 19 tackles and three interceptions on defense, including two picks against Zions-ville. ... Tallied a kickoff return for a TD against Muncie Central. ... All-HHC selection.

2016: Started all 10 games, with 322 receiving yards and four TDs. ... Tallied career long with 71-yard TD against Mt. Vernon. ... Had 26 total tackles on defense and an inter-ception against Delta.

2015: Appeared in 12 games, tallying 100 receiving yards, including his first career TD catch against Martinsville.

Of note: Committed to Indiana Wesleyan University to play baseball. ... Three-year starter at catcher for the Dragons’ baseball team. Hit .417 with 6 HR and 30 RBI in 2018, helping lead the Dragons to an HHC title. Is a career .377 hitter with 11 HR, 92 R and 65 RBI. ... In 2016, was part of the state run-ner-up 4x400 relay in track and field.

CAREER STATSRECEIVING Att-Yds Avg TD Lg HiGm2017 (Jr) 37-655 17.7 9 61 1292016 (So) 18-322 17.9 4 71 712015 (Fr) 9-100 11.1 1 21 37Totals 64-1077 16.8 14 71 129RUSHING Att-Yds Avg TD Lg HiGm2017 (Jr) 11-90 8.2 1 34 392016 (Fr) 4-36 9.0 0 15 21Totals 15-126 8.4 1 34 39DEFENSE Solo-Ast TFL Sk INT FF/R2017 (Jr) 11/8 1.0 0 3 1/02016 (So) 13/13 0.0 0 1 0/12015 (Fr) 12/6 0.0 0 0 0/2Totals 36/27 1.0 0 4 1/3

22JackJohnsonWR/DB So.5-9, 134


26GrantWiegandWR/DB Sr.5-9, 153

2017: Saw action in four games, rushing twice for 12 yards and making four tackles on defense.

2016: Saw action in two varsity games, with one tackle and one catch.

Of note: Is a starting infielder for the Drag-ons baseball team. Last name is pronounced “wee-GUND”

27JaaronManleyWR/DB Jr.5-8, 151

2017: Played in six varsity games. Had one carry on offense. Defensively, posted 10 tackles, including four against Richmond and three against Muncie Central.

25EricElyRB/DB Jr.5-11, 161

2017: Saw action in three varsity games, rushing four times for 27 yards and making one tackle.

Of note: Is the younger brother of RB/LB Luke Ely. Last name is pronounced “EE-lee.”

24JustinTurkWR/DB Sr.5-4, 127

2017: Saw primarily junior varsity action.

28NickBastianWR/DB So.6-1, 157

2017: Saw freshman/JV action. Of note: Name is pronounced BAS-chun

(like the word “bastion”).

30DarinJohnsonRB/LB So.5-9, 147


31KaidenKirkwoodWR/DB So.5-9, 132


32CharlieSpegalRB/LB Jr.5-10, 221

2017: Ranked fifth in the state in rushing with 2,385 yards and 33 touchdowns while playing for Delta. Ran for at least 100 yards per game and scored in every game. Tallied 109 yards against New Palestine. Had seven 200-yard games and broke the 300-yard mark three times, doing so against New Castle (353), Yorktown (340) and Centerville (312). ... Scored six touchdowns twice, vs. Yorktown and New Castle. ... IFCA and AP All-State running back. Also chosen All-HHC.

2016: Rushed for 1,958 yards and 17 TDs at Delta. Started all 13 games, with a season high of 259 against Pendleton Heights.

Of note: Has two brothers on the Dragon roster: sophomores Devon and David Spegal.

CAREER STATSRUSHING Att-Yds Avg TD Lg HiGm2017 (So-Delta) 327-2385 7.3 33 86 3532015 (Fr-Delta) 356-1958 5.5 17 74 259Totals 683-4343 6.4 50 86 353DEFENSE Solo-Ast TFL Sk INT FF/R2017 (So-Delta) 4/5 0.0 0 0 0/02016 (Fr-Delta) 10/18 7.0 1 1 0/0Totals 14/23 7.0 1 1 0/0

34RichardClevengerTE/LB So.6-0, 179

Of note: Wrestles for the Dragons.

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52BriceFreemanOL/DL Jr.5-9, 182

2017: Appeared in three varsity games, making five tackles, including one for loss.

53NoahMackOL/DL So.6-0, 232

2017: Earned a starting spot as a fresh-man, starting at right guard throughout the season. ... Led the Dragons to 479.5 yards per game, including 305.7 yards per game rushing. ... Blocked for two 1,000-yard rushers in Luke Canfield and Zach Neligh.

54KyleKingOL/DL Jr.6-4, 233

2017: Anchored the right side of the Dragons’ line as the right tackle. ... Led the Dragons to 479.5 yards per game, including 305.7 yards per game rushing. ... Blocked for two 1,000-yard rushers in Luke Canfield and Zach Neligh.... Totaled 21 tackles on defense, including 8.5 for loss. ... Tallied season-high seven tackles against Zionsville.

2016: Started several games on the Drag-ons’ offensive line.

Of note: Also plays basketball.

CAREER STATSDEFENSE Solo-Ast TFL Sk INT FF/R2017 (So) 11/10 8.5 3.5 0 0/02016 (Fr) 0/1 0.0 0 0 0/0Totals 11/11 8.5 3.5 0 0/0

55JacobBrittsanOL/DL Jr.6-3, 241

2017: Earned a starting spot and anchored the Dragons’ line at left tackle. ... Led the Dragons to 479.5 yards per game, including 305.7 yards per game rushing. ... Blocked for two 1,000-yard rushers in Luke Canfield and Zach Neligh.

56Will Olive

OL/DL Jr.6-1, 222

2017: Was a versatile lineman for the Dragons, playing several positions before starting at left guard in the sectional.. ... Led the Dragons to 479.5 yards per game. ... Had one tackle on defense.

Of note: Is also a member of the Dragons’ wrestling team.

58AlexCottermanOL/DL Sr.5-11, 265

2017: Started several games at left guard for the Dragons’ offensive line.. ... Led the Dragons to 479.5 yards per game.

Of note: Is the sports editor of the NPHS newspaper, The Crimson Messenger.

59NikZicklerOL/DL Sr.5-8, 181

2017: Had four tackles in varsity action. . Of note: Is a triplet, along with sisters

Anna and Lucy.

60TylerHorsleyOL/DL Sr.6-2, 302

2017: Had one tackle in varsity action.

62DavidBogleOL/DL Sr.5-10, 229


35DevanHillTE/LB Jr.5-10, 189

2017: Saw action in one varsity game, with two carries for no yards.

50AustinTerryOL/DL Jr.5-10, 273

51TilerGreenOL/DL Sr.5-11, 213

2017: Primarily saw junior varsity action.

39DevonSpegalRB/LB So.5-5, 154

2017: Was a member of the Delta football team.

Of note: Brother of Charlie & Devon Spegal.

63AustinCoryOL/DL So.5-8, 183


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88MattBrownTE/LB So.6-4, 200

2017: Played in five games, catching one pass for 23 yards and making six tackles.

84AlexKroppK Jr.5-11, 178

2017: Took over as the Dragons’ place-kicker. Hit 55 of 60 PAT opportunities and 4 of 5 FG chances. ... Kicked three FGs of longer than 30 yards: 31 (Muncie Central), 35 (Greenfield-Central) and 37 (Zionsville). ... Converted 43 of his last 44 PAT chances.

Of note: Last name is pronounced “CROP.”

71JoeyO’DellOL/DL Sr.6-0, 217


72JaredWilliamsOL/DL So.5-9, 238


81KadeLargeWR/LB Jr.6-3, 173

2017: Started all 11 games on defense, tal-lying 41 tackles, a sack and an interception. ... Offensively, caught 11 passes for 221 yards, fourth-most in both categories. ... Caught passes in six games, with a career high of 114 yards against New Castle, a game in which he scored twice. Also had four catches for 60 yards against Pendleton Heights. ... Tallied season-high seven tackles against Whiteland, including 1.5 for loss. Had a sack against Pendleton Heights and an interception against Delta.

2016: Earned a starting spot as a freshman and posted 32 tackles, including 11 against Pendleton Heights. Played all 10 games.

Of note: Twin brother Ryker is also a starter for the Dragons. Older brother Gunnar was the Dragons’ starting QB in 2016. Father Jeremy Large is a longtime assistant coach. Also plays basketball.

CAREER STATSRECEIVING Rec-Yds Avg TD Lg HiGm2017 (So) 11-221 20.1 2 81 1142016 (Fr) 1-7 7.0 0 7 7DEFENSE Solo-Ast TFL Sk INT FF/R2017 (So) 13/28 3.0 1 1 0/12016 (Fr) 11/21 4.0 1 0 0/0Totals 24/49 7.0 2 1 0/1

73CodyRooksOL/DL Jr.5-11, 181

2017: Saw junior varsity action.

74AustinWhiteOL/DL So.6-0, 288


75TuckerKeeversOL/DL So.6-3, 249


80DawsonEastesWR/DB Jr.6-5, 183

2017: Did not play football. Of note: Starting forward on the Dragon

basketball team. Averaged 7.3 points and 4.3 rebounds per game last season as a sophomore.


65AustinKeeleOL/DL Sr.6-1, 258

2017: Started all 11 games at center, leading the Dragons to 479.5 yards per game, including 305.7 yards per game rushing. ... Blocked for two 1,000-yard rushers in Luke Canfield and Zach Neligh. ... Totaled 33 tackles on defense, including eight each in both sectional games against Muncie Central and Zionsville. ... Had a sack and a fumble recovery against Yorktown. ... All-HHC, IFCA All-State and AP Class 5A All-State.

2016: Anchored the Dragons’ offensive line as the center, leading an offense that gained 351.7 yards per game. ... Blocked for 1,000-yard rusher DuRon Ford. ... Tallied 33 tackles on defense, with a season high of six, recorded in three different games. ... Chosen IFCA All-State.

2015: Earned the starting nod at right guard for the 5A state runner-up, helping lead an offense that gained 550.1 yards per game and scored a state-record 854 points. ... Blocked for 2,000-yard rusher Alex Neligh and 1,500-yard rusher Nick Brickens.

CAREER STATSDEFENSE Solo-Ast TFL Sk INT FF/R2017 (Jr) 12/23 8.0 2 0 0/12016 (So) 7/28 4.0 0 0 0/02015 (Fr) 0/2 0.0 0 0 0/0Totals 19/53 12.0 2 0 0/1

67LukeHornerOL/DL Sr.6-0, 257


68EthanSturgeonOL/DL So.6-1, 254


70DylanRobertsOL/DL So.6-0, 213

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Week 1: Aug. 17

KokomoWildkats

Kelso StadiumNew Palestine

Head coach: Richard Benberry (0-0, 1st year)

Location: Kokomo (Howard County)Colors: Red, white, blueClass: 5A (Sectional 11)Conference: North Central2017 record: 9-5 (4-3 NCC)5A state runner-up

IHSAA championshipsSectional (4): 1985, 2015, 2016, 2017

(5A)Regional (2): 2015, 2017Semistate (1): 2017

Series: First meetingDragons vs. NCC (current member-

ship): 11-1 (1-0 vs. Anderson; 0-1 vs. Harrison*; 3-0 vs. Muncie Central; 7-0 vs. Richmond)

*-Harrison was not in NCC at the time of the game.

2018 schedule8/17 at New Palestine8/24 PLYMOUTH8/31 MARION*9/7 McCUTCHEON*9/14 at Lafayette Jeff*9/21 at Muncie Central*9/28 at Logansport*10/5 HARRISON*10/12 RICHMOND**-NCC game

Media infoAthletic director: Nick Sale (nicksale@

kokomoschools.org)Sports information director: Terry

DownhamTwitter: @KHS_AD

Game notesThis will be New Palestine’s first regular

season game against a defending State Finalist since facing Delta in 2002.

It will also be the first-ever meeting be-tween the Dragons and Wildkats.

Richard Benberry is Kokomo’s first-year head coach, replacing Brett Colby. The Wildkats went 90-31 in Colby’s 10 years at the helm.

This will be the Dragons’ first home game on the new Kelso Stadium artificial turf playing surface.

Week 2: Aug. 24

CenterGroveTrojans


Head coach: Eric Moore (179-62, 20th year at CG; 227-67, 24th year overall)

Location: Greenwood (White River Town-ship, Johnson County)

Colors: Red, whiteClass: 6A (Sectional 8)Conference: Metropolitan Interscholastic2017 record: 6-6 (3-4 MIC)Sectional champion

IHSAA championshipsSectional (13): 1987, 2000, 2002, 2003,

2008, 2009, 2011, 2012 (5A); 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 (6A)

Regional (12): 1987, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016

Semistate (4): 2000, 2008, 2015, 2016State (2): 2008, 2015

Series: First meetingDragons vs. MIC (current member-

ship): 0-0

2018 schedule8/17 WARREN CENTRAL*8/24 at New Palestine8/31 CARMEL*9/7 at Ben Davis*9/14 NORTH CENTRAL*9/21 LAWRENCE CENTRAL*9/28 at Pike*10/5 at Lawrence North*10/12 CATHEDRAL*-MIC game

Media infoAthletic director: Jon Zwitt (zwittj@

centergrove.k12.in.us)Twitter: @cg_sports

Game notesThis is New Palestine’s first-ever game

against a 6A school and first against a MIC school.

Center Grove’s 6-6 record last season was the Trojans’ first season at or below .500 since 2005 (5-6). The Trojans defeated Franklin Central and Columbus North to win their seventh straight sectional champion-ship.

Week 3: Aug. 31

YorktownTigers

Tiger StadiumYorktown

Head coach: Mike Wilhelm (71-71, 14th year)

Location: Yorktown (Delaware County)Colors: Green, whiteClass: 4A (Sectional 21)Conference: Hoosier Heritage2017 record: 3-7 (1-6 HHC)Play surface: Grass

IHSAA championshipsSectional (4): 1983, 1998, 2008, 2014

(3A)

Series: NP leads 17-5 (15-4 reg. season)At Yorktown: NP leads 11-1Streak: NP has won 5 straightLast 5 meetings9/1/17: NP 43-0 (at Y)9/2/16: NP 55-7 (at NP)9/4/15: NP 63-7 (at Y)9/5/14: NP 48-13 (at NP)9/27/13: NP 35-14 (at Y)

2018 schedule8/17 at Anderson8/24 MUNCIE CENTRAL8/31 NEW PALESTINE*9/7 DELTA*9/14 at New Castle*9/21 SHELBYVILLE*9/28 at Greenfield-Central*10/5 at Pendleton Heights*10/12 MT. VERNON**-HHC game

Media infoAthletic director: Paul Heidenreich

([email protected])Twitter: @YHSAthletics

Game notesNew Palestine has won five consecutive

games in the series. The Dragons have won 10 straight at Yorktown, with the last loss on the Tigers’ turf coming in 1999.

Yorktown head coach Mike Wilhelm is the longest-tenured coach in the HHC.

Zach Neligh ran for 174 yards and threw for 200 in last year’s 43-0 Dragon victory. Luke Canfield ran for 169 yards and four touchdowns. Colby Jenkins caught six passes for 129 yards and a touchdown.

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Week 4: Sept. 7

Mt. VernonMarauders

Mt. Vernon StadiumFortville

Head coach: Mike Kirschner (1st year at MV; 109-62, 16th year overall)

Location: Fortville (plus McCordsville, Mt. Comfort, Hancock County)

Colors: Gold, black, whiteClass: 4A (Sectional 21)Conference: Hoosier Heritage2017 record: 4-7 (2-5 HHC)Playing surface: Turf

IHSAA championshipsSectional (4): 1997, 1999, 2006 (3A);

2012 (4A)

Series: NP leads 33-22-1 (29-20-1 reg season)

At Mt. Vernon: NP leads 16-10 (8-2 at current Mt. Vernon Stadium)

Boundary Rail (since 2005): NP leads 12-1

Streak: NP has won six straightLast 5 seasons9/8/17: NP 47-3 (at NP)9/9/16: NP 42-0 (at MV)9/11/15: NP 59-7 (at NP)9/12/14: NP 31-3 (at MV)11/8/13: NP 33-0 (at NP, sect final)10/18/13: NP 20-0 (at MV)

2018 schedule8/17 at Hamilton Heights8/24 MARION8/31 GREENFIELD-CENTRAL*9/7 NEW PALESTINE*9/14 at Delta*9/21 at Pendleton Heights*9/28 NEW CASTLE*10/5 SHELBYVILLE*10/12 at Yorktown**-HHC game

Media infoAthletic director: Brandon Ecker (bran-

[email protected])Twitter: @mvmarauders

Game notesThis year’s meeting will be the first to be

played on turf since the teams met at the Hoosier Dome in 1990.

New Palestine has won six straight at Mt. Vernon Stadium, with the last loss coming Nov. 3, 2006 in the sectional final. NP has won seven straight regular season games at MV dating back to 2005.

Luke Canfield ran for 133 yards in last year’s 47-3 victory. Zach Neligh threw for 199 - 108 to Colby Jenkins - and ran for 108.

Week 5: Sept. 14

PendletonHeightsArabians

Broughton FieldPendleton

Head coach: Jed Richman (10-12, 3rd year at PH; 45-42, 9th year overall)

Location: Pendleton (plus Markleville, southern Madison County)

Colors: Green, whiteClass: 4A (Sectional 21)Conference: Hoosier Heritage2017 record: 7-4 (4-3 HHC)Playing surface: Grass

IHSAA championshipsSectional (2): 2010, 2011 (4A)

Series: NP leads 18-13 (16-12 reg. season)

At Pendleton Heights: Tied 7-7Streak: NP has won six straightLast 5 seasons9/15/17: NP 41-21 (at NP)9/17/16: NP 63-9 (at PH)9/19/15: NP 84-17 (at Lucas Oil)9/19/14: NP 56-7 (at PH)10/25/13: NP 62-40 (sect at PH)9/6/13: NP 46-7 (at NP)

2018 schedule8/17 at Mississinewa8/24 ANDERSON8/31 at New Castle*9/7 at Greenfield-Central*9/14 NEW PALESTINE*9/21 MT. VERNON*9/28 at Delta*10/5 YORKTOWN*10/12 at Shelbyville**-HHC game

Media infoAthletic director: Chad Smith (csmith@

smcsc.com)Twitter: @PHHSAthletics

Game notesLast year’s 41-21 Dragon victory was

NP’s closest margin in an HHC game since a 20-0 win over Mt. Vernon Oct. 18, 2013.

Luke Canfield ran for 305 yards in last year’s contest, the second-highest total in NPHS school history. He also ran for four touchdowns.

The teams played four times from 1968-71, and then resumed their series when the HHC began play in 1994.Since then, each team has had a long streak. NP won the first game in 1994, then PH won the next eight meetings. Since 2003, the Dragons have won 16 of the 18 meetings, including 10 straight from 2003-2011.

Week 6: Sept. 21

Greenfield-Central Cougars


Head coach: Adam Sherman (9,12, 3rd year)

Location: Greenfield (plus Maxwell, Eden, Hancock County)

Colors: Blue, goldClass: 5A (Sectional 12)Conference: Hoosier Heritage2017 record: 3-7 (2-5 HHC)

IHSAA championshipsState (1): 1973 (2A)State runner-up (1): 1975 (2A)

Series: NP leads 20-5At New Palestine: NP leads 7-2Last 5 seasons9/22/17: NP 59-3 (at G-C)9/23/16: NP 84-21 (at NP)9/25/15: NP 77-20 (at G-C)9/26/14: NP 63-0 (at NP)10/11/13: NP 51-7 (at G-C)

2018 schedule8/17 EVANSVILLE CENTRAL8/24 at Whiteland8/31 at Mt. Vernon*9/7 PENDLETON HEIGHTS*9/14 at Shelbyville*9/21 at New Palestine*9/28 YORKTOWN*10/5 at Delta*10/12 NEW CASTLE**-HHC game

Media infoAthletic director: Jared Manning

([email protected]) Twitter: @GCCougars

Game notesNew Palestine has won seven consecu-

tive games in the series and 10 consecutive regular-season games. Since 2003, NP has won 14 of 16 meetings. Overall, NP’s average margin of victory has been 36-7 in the series.

While the two schools are intra-county rivals, they first met in 1994 when the two schools became charter members of the Hoosier Heritage Conference.

Zach Neligh ran for 133 yards and threw for 135 in last year’s contest. The Dragons used a 28-point third quarter to break the game open.

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Week 7: Sept. 28

ShelbyvilleGolden Bears

McKeand StadiumShelbyville

Head coach: Michael Clevenger (1st year at Shelbyville; 11-10, 3rd year overall)

Location: Shelbyville (Shelby County)Colors: Gold, black, whiteClass: 4A (Sectional 22)Conference: Hoosier Heritage2017 record: 7-3 (5-2 HHC)Playing surface: Grass

IHSAA championshipsSectional: none

Series: NP leads 13-9 (12-9 reg. season)At Shelbyville: Tied 5-5Streak: NP has won five straightLast 5 seasons9/29/17: NP 66-21 (at NP)9/30/16: NP 70-20 (at S)10/2/15: NP 45-0 (at NP)10/3/14: NP 72-3 (at S)10/4/13: NP 44-0 (at NP)

2018 schedule8/17 GREENSBURG8/24 at Franklin8/31 at Delta*9/7 NEW CASTLE*9/14 GREENFIELD-CENTRAL*9/21 at Yorktown*9/28 NEW PALESTINE*10/5 at Mt. Vernon*10/12 PENDLETON HEIGHTS**-HHC game

Media infoAthletic director: Jenny DeMuth

([email protected])Twitter: @SHSGoldenBears

Game notesThis will be Michael Clevenger’s first year

after the Golden Bears had been led by Pat Parks for 22 seasons.

A 35-point second quarter led the Dragons to a 66-21 victory last season. Zach Neligh threw for 263 yards and three touchdowns, including a 60-yard strike to J.T. Hoffman and a 52-yarder to Colby Jenkins. Neligh also ran for 159 yards. Luke Canfield ran for 72 yards and four touchdowns. Jenkins had a 100-yard receiving game.

Week 8: Oct. 5

New Castle Trojans

Neal FieldNew Castle

Head coach: Kyle York (6-5, 2nd year)Location: New Castle (Henry County)Colors: Green, whiteClass: 4A (Sectional 22)Conference: Hoosier Heritage2017 record: 6-5 (4-3 HHC)Playing surface: Turf

IHSAA championshipsSectional: none

Series: NP leads 5-0 (4-0 reg. season)At New Castle: NP leads 2-0Streak: NP has won five straightLast 5 seasons10/6/17: NP 56-24 (at NP)10/7/16: NP 56-7 (at NC)10/9/15: NP 72-0 (at NP)10/31/14: NP 74-0 (sect at NP)10/10/14: NP 55-10 (at NC)

2018 schedule8/17 at Franklin County8/24 RUSHVILLE8/31 PENDLETON HEIGHTS*9/7 at Shelbyville*9/14 YORKTOWN*9/21 DELTA*9/28 at Mt. Vernon*10/5 NEW PALESTINE*10/12 at Greenfield-Central**-HHC game

Media infoAthletic director: Shane Osting

([email protected])Twitter: @NCTrojans

Game notesThe Dragons and Trojans first met in

2014, when New Castle joined the Hoosier Heritage Conference. The Trojans were previously in the North Central Conference.NP has won all five meetings by an average score of 62-8.

New Castle posted its first winning record since 1984 with a 6-5 mark last season.

Zach Neligh threw for 305 yards and three touchdowns in the Dragons’ 56-24 victory last season. He threw TDs of 77 yards to Jaxon Manes and 81 yards to Kade Large. It was the first time since 2012 a Dragon QB threw two touchdown passes of 75+ yards in the same game (Chaz Hill vs. Mt. Vernon). Luke Canfield ran for 220 yards and four TDs in the Dragons’ victory.

Week 9: Oct. 12

DeltaEagles


Head coach: Chris Overholt (13-10, 3rd year)

Location: rural Muncie (Royerton, Albany, DeSoto, Eaton, Delaware County)

Colors: Blue, goldClass: 4A (Sectional 21)Conference: Hoosier Heritage2017 record: 5-5 (4-3 HHC)

IHSAA championshipsSectional (9): 1978, 1981 (2A); 2000,

2001, 2005, 2008, 2009, 2015, 2016 (4A)Regional (3): 1981, 2000, 2001Semistate (1): 2001

Series: Delta leads 15-10 (14-9 in reg. season)

At New Palestine: Delta leads 6-5Streak: NP has won five straightLast 5 seasons10/13/17: NP 55-7 (at D)10/14/16: NP 56-15 (at NP)10/16/15: NP 66-29 (at D)10/17/14: NP 54-0 (at NP)9/13/13: NP 41-14 (at D)

2018 schedule8/17 at Muncie Central8/24 at Eastbrook8/31 SHELBYVILLE*9/7 at Yorktown*9/14 MT. VERNON*9/21 at New Castle*9/28 PENDLETON HEIGHTS*10/5 GREENFIELD-CENTRAL*10/12 at New Palestine**-HHC game

Media infoAthletic director: Grant Zgunda

([email protected])Twitter: @eagles_sports

Game notesDelta is the lone HHC school that has an

all-time winning record against the Dragons. The Eagles won 14 of the first 16 meetings between the two schools, meeting once in 1977 and then beginning their annual series in 1997. Since 2010, New Palestine has won eight of nine meetings, including five straight.

New Palestine (9) and Delta (7) have the most Hoosier Heritage Conference cham-pionships.

Zach Neligh threw for 326 yards and four touchdowns, both career highs, in last year’s meeting. Luke Canfield ran for 108 yards. Charlie Spegal broke the 100-yard mark and scored Delta’s lone TD.

2018 IHSAA TOURNAMENT

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Class 5ASECTIONAL 9LaPorteMichigan CityMunsterSouth Bend AdamsSECTIONAL 10ConcordElkhart CentralElkhart MemorialFort Wayne NorthGoshen

SECTIONAL 11Harrison (W. Lafayette)Huntington NorthKokomoMcCutcheonSECTIONAL 12AndersonGreenfield-CentralMuncie CentralNew PalestineZionsville

SECTIONAL 13CathedralDecatur CentralPlainfieldRoncalliTechSECTIONAL 14Bloomington NorthBloomington SouthFranklinMartinsvilleWhiteland

SECTIONAL 15Bedford N. LawrenceColumbus EastFloyd CentralNew AlbanySeymourSECTIONAL 16CastleEvansville NorthTerre Haute NorthTerre Haute South

2017 tournament scoresSECTIONAL FINALSMichigan City 30, LaPorte 10Concord 28, Goshen 12Kokomo 37, McCutcheon 7Zionsville 26, New Palestine 24Cathedral 42, Decatur Central 21Bloomington S. 56, Martinsville 21Columbus East 42, Floyd C. 14TH North 34, TH South 10

REGIONALSMichigan City 21, Concord 7Kokomo 33, Zionsville 21Cathedral 35, Bloomington S. 21Columbus E. 49, TH North 18SEMISTATESKokomo 21, Michigan City 14Columbus East 42, Cathedral 13STATE FINALSColumbus East 42, Kokomo 28

2018 tournament datesSectional: Oct. 19, 26, Nov. 2Regional: Nov. 9Semistate: Nov. 16(all games at 7 p.m., host determined by IHSAA formula)State Finals: Nov. 24 at Lucas Oil Stadium (7 p.m.)

Host school SECTIONAL: The team that has

played the most away games will host. In case of tie, the bottom bracket team hosts.

REGIONAL: Sectional final non-host. If a tie, the lower sectional number hosts.

SEMISTATE: Regional non-host. If a tie, the higher sectional number hosts. (If a school did not host both the sectional final or the regional, it will host).

Sectional 12 foes

Anderson Indians Greenfield-C. Cougars

Muncie Central Bearcats Zionsville Eagles

Head coach: Adam Sherman (9-12, 3rd year)

Location: GreenfieldColors: Blue, goldConference: Hoosier Heritage2017 record: 3-7 (2-5 HHC)Playing surface: TurfIHSAA championshipsState (1): 1973 (2A)State runner-up (1): 1975 (2A)

Media infoAthletic director: Jared Manning

([email protected]) Twitter: @GCCougars

Series: NP leads 20-5Last meeting: 9/22/17: NP 59-3

2018 schedule8/17 EVANSVILLE CENTRAL8/24 at Whiteland8/31 at Mt. Vernon*9/7 PENDLETON HEIGHTS*9/14 at Shelbyville*9/21 at New Palestine*9/28 YORKTOWN*10/5 at Delta*10/12 NEW CASTLE**-HHC game

Head coach: Ron Qualls (1st year at AHS; 95-62, 15th overall)

Location: AndersonColors: Red, GreenConference: North Central2017 record: 2-8 (2-6 NCC)Playing surface: GrassIHSAA championships: none

Media infoAthletic director: Steve Schindler

([email protected]) Twitter: @ahsindians


2018 schedule8/17 YORKTOWN8/24 at Pendleton Heights8/31 at Muncie Central*9/7 MARION*9/14 at Harrison*9/21 LAFAYETTE JEFF*9/28 TECH*10/5 at Richmond*10/12 McCUTCHEON**-NCC game

Head coach: Scott Pethel (1-9, 2nd year)

Location: MuncieColors: Purple, WhiteConference: North Central2017 record: 1-9 (1-7 NCC)Playing surface: GrassIHSAA championships: Sectional (4)

2002, 2003, 2004, 2006

Media infoAthletic director: Tom Lyon

([email protected]) Twitter: @BearcatAthletics


2018 schedule8/17 DELTA8/24 at Yorktown8/31 ANDERSON*9/7 at Richmond*9/14 at Tech*9/21 KOKOMO*9/28 MARION*10/5 at McCutcheon*10/12 LOGANSPORT**-NCC game

Head coach: Pat Echeverria (21-26 , 5th year at Zionsville; 44-40, 8th overall)

Location: ZionsvilleColors: Green, WhiteConference: Hoosier Crossroads2017 record: 7-6 (2-4 HCC)Playing surface: TurfIHSAA championships: Sectional

(13). Regional (3) 1987, 1996, 2000. Semistate (3) 1987, 1996, 2000. State (2) 1987, 1996

Media infoAthletic director: Greg Schellhase

([email protected])Twitter: @ZCHSEagles

Series: Z leads 13-6Last meeting: 11/3/17: Z 26-24

2018 schedule8/17 at Pike8/24 LEBANON8/31 at Westfield*9/7 FRANKLIN CENTRAL*9/14 NOBLESVILLE*9/21 at Hamilton Southeastern*9/28 BROWNSBURG*10/5 at Avon*10/12 FISHERS**-HCC game

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The Hoosier Heritage Conference has emerged as one of the premier conferences for mid-sized schools in Indiana, celebrating its 25th year with two team state championships, as the New Palestine softball and New Castle volleyball teams each took home IHSAA titles in 2017-18.

The HHC was founded in 1993-94 with competi-tion in 16 sports. A football championship was added the following season. The conference now sponsors championships in 19 sports, as well as three academic disciplines. New Palestine is the reigning All-Sports champion for both boys and girls sports.

The conference began with six charter members - Greenfield-Central, Hamilton Southeastern, Mt. Ver-non, New Palestine, Pendleton Heights and Rushville.

In 1996, Delta and Shelbyville joined to expand the league membership to eight teams. In 1998, Hamilton Southeastern left the league, but the league mem-bership returned to eight schools a year later when Yorktown entered the conference. In 2013, Rushville departed the conference. A year later, New Castle joined the league. 2018-19 HHC officersPresident: Keith Fessler, NP Pres-elect: Connie Rickert. PHVice president: Al Cooper, NP VP-elect: Chad Smith, PHSecretary: Al Cooper, NP Handbook: Al Cooper, NPTreasurer: Shane Osting, NC Sports info: Andrew Smith, NPAcademic coordinator: Jill Jenkins, G-C

Twitter: @HHCConferenceOnline: HoosierHeritageConference.com

Football conference champions2017: New Palestine2016: New Palestine2015: New Palestine2014: New Palestine2013: New Palestine2012: Mt. Vernon2011: New Palestine2010: New Palestine2009: Delta2008: Delta2007: Shelbyville2006: New Palestine2005: New Palestine/Delta2004: Delta2003: Mt. Vernon2002: Delta/Grnfld-C/Pend Hts.2001: Delta/Mt. Vernon2000: Delta1999: Mt. Vernon/Yorktown1998: Pendleton Hts.1997: Mt. Vernon/HSE/Pend Hts.1996: Hamilton SE1995: Hamilton SE1994: Hamilton SE

2017-18 conference champsGirls golf: New PalestineBoys tennis: New PalestineBoys soccer: Grnfld-C/Mt. VernonGirls soccer: Mt. V/Pend Hts.Boys CC: Pendleton HeightsGirls CC: YorktownFootball: New PalestineVolleyball: New Castle*Cheer: Pendleton HeightsWrestling: YorktownBoys swimming: Greenfield-C.Girls swimming: Pendleton Hts.Girls basketball: Pendleton Hts.Boys basketball: New CastleGirls tennis: DeltaBoys golf: New CastleGirls track: New PalestineBoys track: Pendleton Hts.Softball: New Palestine*Baseball: New PalestineBoys all-sports: New PalestineGirls all-sports: New Palestine*-IHSAA state champion

CURRENT HHC TEAMSDELTA EAGLES (10-15)H: 5-6 / A: 4-8 / N: 1-1 / Post: 1-210/13/17 W 55-7 (A)10/14/16 W 56-15 (H)10/16/15 W 66-29 (A)10/17/14 W 54-0 (H)9/13/13 W 41-14 (A)9/8/12 L 6-21 (N) Lucas Oil10/28/11 W 27-14 (A) 4A sect semi9/10/11 W 31-20 (N) Lucas Oil 8/27/10 W 24-14 (H)8/28/09 L 0-23 (A)8/29/08 L 18-41 (H)8/25/07 L 7-49 (A)8/25/06 W 33-14 (H)8/26/05 L 0-16 (A)8/27/04 L 16-27 (H)8/29/03 L 2-14 (A)8/30/02 L 6-27 (H)8/24/01 L 3-49 (A)8/25/00 L 0-41 (H)8/27/99 L 7-20 (A)10/30/98 L 6-10 (H) 3A sect semi8/28/98 W 24-21 (H)10/24/97 L 6-24 (H) 3A sect 1R8/29/97 L 0-14 (A)9/23/77 L 0-6 (A)

GREENFIELD-C. COUGARS (20-5)H: 7-2 / A: 11-3 / N: 2-0 / Post: 0-19/22/17 W 59-3 (A)9/23/16 W 84-21 (H)9/25/15 W 77-20 (A)9/26/14 W 63-0 (H)10/11/13 W 51-7 (A)10/5/12 W 47-7 (H)10/7/11 W 21-19 (A)10/29/10 L 0-7 (A) 4A sect semi10/8/10 W 32-0 (A)10/10/09 W 56-0 (N) Lucas Oil10/10/08 W 38-14 (A)10/5/07 L 6-8 (H)10/6/06 W 35-10 (A)10/7/05 W 68-14 (H)10/8/04 W 34-0 (A)10/11/03 W 42-12 (N) RCA Dome10/11/02 L 14-17 (A)10/5/01 L 6-28 (H)10/6/00 W 9-3 (A)10/8/99 W 48-12 (H)10/9/98 W 22-7 (A)10/10/97 W 42-10 (H)10/4/96 W 14-0 (A)10/6/95 W 17-6 (H)10/7/94 L 8-28 (A)

MT. VERNON MARAUDERS (33-22-1)H: 17-11-1 / A: 16-10 / N: 0-1 / P: 4-29/8/17 W 47-3 (H)9/9/16 W 42-0 (A)9/11/15 W 59-7 (H)9/12/14 W 31-3 (A)11/8/13 W 33-0 (H) 4A sect final10/18/13 W 20-0 (A)10/19/12 L 21-40 (H) 4A sect 1R10/12/12 L 13-48 (H)10/14/11 W 27-0 (A)10/15/10 W 7-0 (H)10/16/09 W 28-14 (A)10/17/08 W 21-7 (H)10/12/07 W 20-13 (A)11/3/06 L 14-17 (A) 3A sect final10/13/06 otW 21-20 (H)11/4/05 W 31-14 (A) 3A sect final10/14/05 W 20-0 (A)10/22/04 W 20-6 (H) 3A sect 1R10/15/04 W 21-10 (H)10/17/03 L 6-38 (A)10/18/02 W 12-7 (H)10/12/01 L 0-23 (H)10/13/00 L 7-42 (H)10/15/99 L 28-36 (A)

10/16/98 L 21-38 (H)10/17/97 L 21-48 (A)9/20/96 W 7-0 (A)9/22/95 W 36-22 (H)9/23/94 L 0-10 (A)9/24/93 W 61-13 (A)9/25/92 W 48-19 (H)9/27/91 L 7-15 (A)10/19/90 W 19-7 (H) 3A sect 1R 8/31/90 L 20-21 (N) Hoosier Dome9/1/89 W 40-6 (H)9/2/88 W 34-13 (A)9/4/87 W 24-8 (H)9/5/86 L 0-6 (A)9/6/85 L 6-12 (H)10/12/84 W 8-6 (A)10/14/83 W 27-24 (H)9/24/82 otL 6-12 (H)9/25/81 L 6-17 (A)9/19/80 L 14-19 (H)9/21/79 L 0-20 (A)9/22/78 W 20-14 (H)10/21/77 W 34-13 (A)10/22/76 W 36-18 (H)10/24/75 W 20-12 (A)10/25/74 L 3-14 (H)10/26/73 W 44-0 (A)10/20/72 L 6-12 (H)10/22/71 L 7-22 (A)10/21/70 T 8-8 (H)10/22/69 W 22-14 (A)10/23/68 L 24-27 (H)

NEW CASTLE TROJANS (5-0)H: 3-0 / A: 2-0 / Post: 1-010/6/17 W 56-24 (H)10/7/16 W 56-7 (A)10/9/15 W 72-0 (H)10/31/14 W 74-0 (H) 4A sect semi10/10/14 W 55-10 (A)

PENDLETON HTS ARABIANS (18-13)H: 10-6 / A: 7-7 / N: 1-0 ; Post: 2-19/15/17 W 41-21 (H)9/17/16 W 63-9 (A)9/19/15 W 84-17 (N) Lucas Oil9/19/14 W 56-7 (A)10/25/13 W 62-40 (A) 4A sect 1R9/6/13 W 46-7 (H)8/31/12 L 13-43 (A)11/4/11 L 13-24 (H) 4A sect final9/2/11 W 34-21 (H)9/3/10 W 20-3 (A)10/23/09 W 41-21 (H) 4A sect 1R9/4/09 W 49-14 (H)9/5/08 otW 27-24 (A)8/31/07 W 41-25 (H)9/1/06 W 22-15 (A)9/2/05 W 34-21 (H)9/3/04 W 35-10 (A)9/5/03 W 27-26 (H)9/6/02 L 0-24 (A)8/31/01 L 13-34 (H)9/1/00 L 0-20 (A)9/3/99 L 39-42 (H)9/4/98 L 19-22 (A)9/5/97 L 30-43 (H)8/30/96 L 21-22 (H)9/1/95 L 14-20 (A)9/2/94 W 6-2 (H)10/8/71 L 6-38 (H)10/9/70 L 0-39 (A)10/10/69 W 56-34 (H)10/12/68 L 13-28 (A)

SHELBYVILLE GOLDEN BEARS (13-9)H: 8-4 / A: 5-5 / Post: 1-09/29/17 W 66-21 (H)9/30/16 W 70-20 (A)10/2/15 W 45-0 (H)10/3/14 W 72-3 (A)10/4/13 W 44-0 (H)9/28/12 L 13-17 (A)9/30/11 W 49-14 (H)10/1/10 W 31-6 (A)10/2/09 W 10-7 (H)10/3/08 L 14-42 (A)9/28/07 L 19-34 (H)9/29/06 W 17-7 (A)9/30/05 W 35-21 (H)10/1/04 otW 17-14 (A)10/3/03 W 22-9 (H)10/4/02 L 17-34 (A)9/28/01 otL 13-14 (H)9/29/00 L 21-28 (A)10/1/99 L 16-24 (H)10/2/98 L 13-21 (A)10/3/97 otL 26-32 (H)10/21/88 W 38-13 (H) 3A sect 1R

YORKTOWN TIGERS (17-5)H: 5-4 / A: 11-1 / N: 1-0 / Post: 2-19/1/17 W 43-0 (A)9/2/16 W 55-7 (H)9/4/15 W 63-7 (A)9/5/14 W 48-13 (H)9/27/13 W 35-14 (A)9/22/12 L 20-27 (H)9/23/11 W 49-14 (A)9/24/10 W 49-6 (H)9/25/09 W 35-12 (A)9/26/08 L 0-37 (H)9/21/07 otW 20-14 (A)9/23/06 W 28-14 (N) RCA Dome9/24/05 W 51-14 (A)11/5/04 W 37-20 (A) 3A sect final9/24/04 W 34-9 (H)9/27/03 W 26-21 (A)9/27/02 W 24-6 (H)9/21/01 W 14-10 (A)9/22/00 L 0-12 (H)9/24/99 L 12-15 (A)10/27/89 W 21-0 (A) 3A sect semi10/28/83 L 7-14 (H) 2A sectional

NON-CONFERENCE FOESALEXANDRIA TIGERS (2-0)H: 2-0 / Post: 2-010/20/00 W 16-8 (H) 3A sect 1R10/26/90 W 14-0 (H) 3A sect semi

ANDERSON INDIANS (1-0)H: 1-0 / Post: 1-010/22/10 W 51-21 (H) 4A sect 1R ANDERSON HIGHLAND SCOTS (1-0)H: 1-0 / Post: 1-011/6/09 W 48-22 (H) 4A sect finalSchool now part of Anderson

ARLINGTON GOLDEN KNIGHTS (1-0)A: 1-0 / Post: 1-010/30/09 W 33-0 (A) 4A sect semi

BATESVILLE BULLDOGS (6-3)H: 3-1 / A: 3-1 / N: 0-1 / Post: 1-09/10/10 W 41-7 (H)9/12/09 L 14-28 (N) Lucas Oil9/12/08 W 30-13 (H)9/7/07 W 7-6 (A)9/8/06 L 7-20 (H)9/9/05 L 10-14 (A)9/10/04 W 29-6 (H)9/12/03 W 35-6 (A)10/23/87 W 48-0 (A) 3A sect 1R

BEECH GROVE HORNETS (9-0)H: 3-0 / A: 6-0 / Post: 3-011/7/14 W 83-20 (A) 4A sect final10/22/93 W 24-8 (A) 3A sect 1R10/23/92 W 42-13 (A) 3A sect 1R9/21/90 W 21-0 (A)9/22/89 W 28-11 (H)9/23/88 W 32-20 (A)9/25/87 W 52-9 (H)8/31/84 W 49-6 (A)9/2/83 W 21-0 (H)

BLACKFORD BRUINS (1-1)H: 0-1 / A: 1-0 / Post: 1-110/27/06 W 7-0 (A) 3A sect semi10/31/03 L 18-27 (H) 3A sect semi

BREBEUF BRAVES (1-0)A: 1-0 / Post: 1-010/20/95 W 20-16 (A) 3A sect 1R

BROOKVILLE GREYHOUNDS (2-0)A: 2-0 / Post: 2-010/28/88 W 28-9 (A) 3A sect semi10/25/85 W 21-0 (A) 3A sect 1RSchool now part of Franklin County

CASTLE KNIGHTS (1-0)H: 1-0 / Post: 1-011/21/15 W 56-6 (H) 5A semistate

CATHEDRAL IRISH (1-1)H: 1-0 / A: 0-1 / Post: 1-111/13/09 L 6-45 (A) 4A reg at NC11/13/87 W 29-28 (H) 3A reg

CENTERVILLE BULLDOGS (1-3)H: 0-2 / A: 1-1 10/15/71 L 7-14 (A)10/16/70 L 6-16 (H)10/17/69 W 32-18 (A)10/18/68 L 7-20 (H)

CHATARD TROJANS (3-3)H: 2-3 / A: 1-0 / Post: 3-211/15/13 W 27-14 (H) 4A regional11/11/05 L 0-14 (H) 3A regional11/12/04 L 7-38 (H) 3A regional9/25/98 L 21-28 (H)10/25/91 W 7-6 (H) 3A sect 1R11/9/90 W 20-12 (A) 3A reg at LC

COLUMBUS EAST OLYMPIANS (2-2)H: 1-1 / A: 1-1 / Post: 2-210/21/16 L 7-35 (H) 5A sect 1R11/6/15 W 24-14 (A) 5A sect final11/21/14 W 30-28 (H) 4A semistate11/22/13 L 14-49 (A) 4A semistate

COVINGTON TROJANS (1-0)A: 1-08/28/82 W 3-0 (A)

CRAWFORDSVILLE ATHENIANS (1-1)H: 1-0 / A: 0-19/7/90 W 14-10 (H)9/9/89 L 6-27 (A)

DANVILLE WARRIORS (2-0)H: 1-0 / A: 1-0 8/22/14 W 61-0 (H)8/23/13 W 64-8 (A)

EASTBROOK PANTHERS (1-1)H: 0-1 / A: 1-0 10/2/70 L 6-14 (H)10/3/69 W 34-20 (A)

EASTERN HANCOCK ROYALS (18-5)H: 8-3 / A: 10-210/5/90 W 40-0 (A)10/6/89 W 54-0 (H)10/7/88 W 19-6 (A)10/9/87 W 40-13 (H)10/10/86 W 39-12 (A)10/11/85 L 6-21 (H)10/5/84 W 21-6 (A)10/7/83 W 21-0 (H)9/10/82 W 50-0 (A)9/11/81 W 26-0 (H)9/5/80 W 34-21 (A)9/7/79 W 34-6 (H)9/8/78 W 31-3 (A)9/9/77 L 10-14 (H)9/10/76 W 6-0 (A)9/11/75 L 6-23 (H)9/12/74 L 7-14 (A)9/13/73 W 54-0 (H)9/8/72 L 0-6 (A)9/10/71 W 16-6 (H)9/11/70 W 14-12 (A)9/12/69 W 40-0 (H)9/12/68 W 33-7 (A)

EDINBURGH LANCERS (8-1)H: 5-0 / A: 3-18/28/81 W 43-6 (H)8/22/80 W 46-0 (A)8/24/79 W 27-12 (H)8/25/78 L 8-14 (A)8/26/77 W 20-6 (H)8/27/76 W 31-12 (A)8/28/75 W 44-0 (H)8/29/74 W 26-0 (A)8/30/73 W 20-0 (H)

ELWOOD PANTHERS (2-2)H: 1-1 / A: 1-1 / Post: 2-210/27/00 L 7-79 (A) 3A sect semi10/22/99 L 24-36 (H) 3A sect 1R11/2/90 W 21-16 (A) 3A sect final10/20/89 otW 11-10 (H) 3A sect 1R

FT. WAYNE DWENGER SAINTS (0-1)N: 0-1 / Post: 0-111/23/90 L 14-56 (N) 3A state final

FT. WAYNE SNIDER PANTHERS (0-1)N: 0-1 / Post: 0-111/27/15 L 61-64 (N) 5A state final

FRANKLIN GRIZZLY CUBS (2-0)H: 1-0 / A: 1-010/12/90 W 25-0 (H)10/13/89 W 26-13 (A)

FRANKLIN CENTRAL FLASHES (0-5)H: 0-3 / A: 0-29/22/72 L 6-52 (H)9/24/71 L 13-52 (A)9/25/70 L 0-53 (H)9/26/69 L 14-28 (H)9/27/68 L 27-54 (A)

FRANKTON EAGLES (3-1)H: 2-0 / A: 1-19/26/86 W 35-22 (H)9/27/85 W 34-18 (A)10/19/79 L 8-21 (A)10/20/78 W 43-19 (H)

GREENSBURG PIRATES (5-3)H: 3-2 / A: 2-1 / Post: 1-18/18/96 otL 27-28 (H) 3A sect 1R8/23/96 L 7-21 (A)10/27/95 W 12-7 (H) 3A sect semi8/25/95 W 37-12 (H)8/25/94 2otW 27-20 (A)8/27/93 L 15-30 (H)8/28/92 W 21-9 (A)8/30/91 W 45-14 (H)

GREENWOOD WOODMEN (0-1)A: 0-1 / Post: 0-110/19/07 L 27-35 (A) 4A sect 1R

HAGERSTOWN TIGERS (0-1)A: 1-0 / Post: 0-111/2/84 L 6-11 (A) 2A sectional

HAMILTON HTS. HUSKIES (1-4)H: 1-3 / A: 0-1 / Post: 0-111/8/02 L 14-26 (H) 3A sect final10/15/93 L 8-15 (H)10/16/92 L 19-20 (A)10/18/91 W 24-0 (H)10/4/68 L 7-38 (H)

HAMILTON SE ROYALS (6-7)H: 3-2 / A: 3-5 / Post: 1-19/26/97 L 0-45 (A)10/11/96 L 7-26 (H)10/13/95 L 6-17 (A)10/14/94 L 0-32 (H)10/1/93 W 34-14 (A)10/30/92 L 14-28 (A) 3A sect semi10/2/92 W 21-13 (H)10/4/91 W 7-3 (A)11/3/89 W 7-3 (H) 3A sect final9/3/71 L 13-15 (A)9/4/70 W score unk (H)9/5/69 L 0-13 (A)9/6/68 W 37-13 (A)

HARRISON RAIDERS (0-1)H: 0-1 10/8/93 L 0-17 (H)

HOWE HORNETS (2-0)H: 2-0 / Post: 2-010/20/06 W 48-8 (H) 3A sect 1R10/21/05 W 43-20 (H) 3A sect 1R

INDIAN CREEK BRAVES (11-4)H: 6-2 / A: 5-29/21/84 W 37-0 (H)9/23/83 W 40-0 (A)9/3/82 L 2-6 (H)9/4/81 W 18-6 (A)8/29/80 W 14-6 (H)8/31/79 L 6-13 (A)9/1/78 W 27-6 (H)9/2/77 W 15-0 (A)9/3/76 W 21-6 (H)9/4/75 L 6-23 (A)9/5/74 W 40-8 (H)9/6/73 W 19-6 (A)9/1/72 L 30-32 (H)10/29/71 W 42-0 (H)10/30/70 W 52-6 (A)

KNIGHTSTOWN PANTHERS (10-11)H: 3-7 / A: 7-49/16/88 W 36-0 (H)9/18/87 W 50-0 (A)9/19/86 W 55-0 (A)9/20/85 2otL 22-28 (H)9/14/84 W 22-20 (A) 9/16/83 W 21-7 (H)9/17/82 W 17-7 (A)9/18/81 L 14-28 (H)9/12/80 L 12-18 (A)9/14/79 L 0-20 (H)9/15/78 W 20-14 (A)9/16/77 L 15-34 (H)9/17/76 W 27-15 (A)9/18/75 L 0-17 (H)9/19/74 L 25-28 (A)9/20/73 otL 13-20 (H)9/15/72 L 0-33 (A)9/17/71 L 3-8 (H)9/18/70 L 14-21 (A)9/19/69 W 64-34 (H)9/20/68 W 14-12 (A)


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LAPEL BULLDOGS (5-1)H: 3-0 / A: 2-110/14/88 W 35-6 (H)10/16/87 W 49-7 (A)10/17/86 W 57-7 (H)10/18/85 L 6-7 (A)10/24/84 W 39-6 (H)8/26/83 W 23-0 (A)

LAWRENCEBURG TIGERS (2-1)H: 1-0 / A: 1-1 / Post: 1-18/21/15 W 56-14 (A)11/4/88 L 0-20 (A) 3A sect final11/6/87 W 36-14 (H) 3A sect final

MARTINSVILLE ARTESIANS (1-0)H: 1-0 / Post: 1-010/30/15 W 70-6 (H) 5A sect semi

MISSISSINEWA INDIANS (1-0)H: 1-0 / Post: 1-010/28/05 W 19-7 (H) 3A sect semi

MOORESVILLE PIONEERS (1-7)H: 1-3 / A: 0-48/20/04 L 0-34 (A)8/22/03 L 7-28 (H)8/23/02 L 0-29 (A)8/17/01 L 9-16 (H)8/18/00 L 0-28 (A)8/20/99 L 0-20 (H)8/21/98 L 14-33 (A)8/22/97 W 18-8 (H)

MORRISTOWN YELLOW JACKETS (4-0)H: 2-0 / A: 2-010/19/83 W 35-0 (A)10/22/82 W 55-0 (H)10/23/81 W 35-13 (A)10/17/80 W 34-8 (H)

MUNCIE CENTRAL BEARCATS (3-0)H: 2-0 / A: 1-0 / Post: 3-010/27/17 W 54-14 (H) 5A sect semi10/24/14 W 61-7 (A) 4A sect 1R10/21/11 W 62-0 (H) 4A sect 1R

MUNCIE SOUTH REBELS (1-0)A: 1-0 / Post: 1-011/1/13 W 53-0 (A) 4A sect semiNow part of Muncie Central

NEW PRAIRIE COUGARS (1-0)N: 1-0 / Post: 1-011/28/14 W 77-42 (N) 4A state final

NORTH DECATUR CHARGERS (7-4)H: 3-2 / A: 4-210/27/82 L 13-40 (A)10/28/81 L 24-28 (H)10/24/80 W 23-22 (A)10/26/79 L 19-36 (H)10/27/78 W 18-6 (A)10/28/77 W 43-6 (H)10/29/76 W 20-8 (A)10/31/75 W 21-14 (H)11/1/74 W 27-13 (A)11/2/73 W 29-0 (H)10/27/72 L 0-6 (A)

RICHMOND RED DEVILS (7-0)H: 3-0 / A: 3-0 / N: 1-08/25/17 W 61-7 (H)8/26/16 W 49-32 (A)8/28/15 W 72-7 (H)8/29/14 W 42-6 (A)8/30/13 W 46-2 (H)8/24/12 W 28-6 (A)8/27/11 W 29-7 (N) Warren C.

RONCALLI REBELS (1-6)H: 0-2 / A: 1-4 / Post: 1-611/14/14 W 44-13 (A) 4A regional11/3/95 L 21-35 (A) 3A sect final10/29/93 L 6-55 (H) 3A sect semi11/1/91 L 0-7 (A) 3A sect semi11/10/89 L 3-21 (A) 3A regional10/31/86 L 27-28 (A) 3A sect semi11/1/85 L 6-49 (H) 3A sect semi

RUSHVILLE LIONS (16-6)H: 9-2 / A: 7-4 / Post: 3-09/15/12 W 35-20 (A)9/16/11 W 53-0 (H)9/17/10 W 35-10 (A)9/18/09 W 34-13 (H)9/19/08 L 23-41 (A)9/14/07 W 12-6 (H)9/15/06 W 30-14 (A)9/16/05 W 56-0 (H)10/29/04 W 14-13 (H) 3A sect semi9/17/04 W 16-7 (A)10/24/03 W 31-6 (A) 3A sect 1R9/19/03 W 62-0 (H)9/20/02 L 7-14 (A)9/14/01 L 10-14 (H)9/15/00 L 0-26 (A)9/17/99 W 34-27 (H)10/23/98 W 35-21 (A) 3A sect 1R9/18/98 L 15-25 (A)9/19/97 W 30-6 (H)9/27/96 W 34-0 (H)9/29/95 W 23-18 (A)9/30/94 L 0-32 (H)

SHENANDOAH RAIDERS (3-1)H: 2-0 / A: 1-19/9/88 W 24-16 (H)9/11/87 W 41-0 (A)9/12/86 W 41-0 (H)9/13/85 L 6-14 (A)

SHERIDAN BLACKHAWKS (2-3)H: 1-1 / A: 1-29/3/93 W 14-0 (A)9/4/92 W 7-6 (H)9/6/91 L 6-19 (A)10/31/69 L 14-28 (A)11/1/68 L 13-26 (H)

SOUTH DECATUR COUGARS (4-2)H: 2-1 / A: 2-19/7/84 W 42-0 (H)9/9/83 W 42-0 (A)9/24/76 W 19-18 (H)9/25/75 L 11-18 (A)9/26/74 L 7-20 (H)9/27/73 W 21-0 (A)

TELL CITY MARKSMEN (1-0)A: 1-0 / Post: 1-011/17/90 W 20-14 (A) 3A semistate

TIPTON BLUE DEVILS (1-1)H: 0-1 / A: 1-0 / Post: 1-111/1/02 W 31-21 (A) 3A sect semi10/19/01 L 7-34 (H) 3A sect 1R

TRI TITANS (15-4)H: 10-1 / A: 5-38/24/90 W 20-14 (A)8/25/89 W 32-0 (H)8/26/88 W 47-0 (A)8/28/87 W 36-16 (H)8/29/86 W 34-6 (A)8/30/85 W 26-6 (H)8/24/84 W 48-0 (A)8/19/83 W 34-14 (H)10/15/82 W 57-0 (H)10/16/81 L 27-35 (A)10/10/80 W 29-22 (H)10/12/79 L 6-24 (A)10/13/78 W 21-6 (H)10/14/77 W 22-8 (A)10/15/76 W 35-8 (H)10/17/75 L 8-15 (A)10/18/74 L 13-14 (H)10/19/73 W 35-7 (H)10/13/72 W 46-15 (H)

TRITON CENTRAL TIGERS (25-6-1)H: 14-2 / A: 11-4-19/13/02 W 35-0 (H)9/8/01 L 7-18 (A)9/8/00 W 32-7 (H)9/10/99 W 24-20 (A)9/11/98 W 41-0 (H)9/12/97 W 60-12 (A)9/6/96 W 13-12 (H)9/8/95 W 28-0 (A)9/9/94 W 25-8 (H)9/10/93 W 34-0 (A)9/11/92 W 37-0 (H)9/13/91 W 21-13 (A)9/28/90 W 18-0 (H)9/29/89 W 23-0 (A)9/30/88 W 20-7 (H)10/2/87 L 34-35 (A)10/3/86 W 42-0 (H)10/4/85 W 13-8 (A)9/28/84 W 45-6 (H)9/30/83 W 28-13 (A)10/1/82 W 34-8 (H)10/2/81 W 26-0 (A)9/26/80 W 28-18 (H)9/28/79 L 0-18 (A)9/29/78 W 33-6 (H)9/30/77 W 28-0 (A)10/1/76 L 7-10 (H)10/3/75 L 22-28 (A)10/4/74 W 21-14 (H)10/5/73 W 27-7 (A)9/29/72 L 0-14 (H)10/1/71 T 20-20 (A)

WASHINGTON HATCHETS (1-0)H: 1-010/19/84 W 47-7 (H)

WES-DEL WARRIORS (2-0)H: 1-0 / A: 1-010/8/82 W 48-0 (A)10/9/81 W 30-0 (H)

WESTFIELD SHAMROCKS (2-0)H: 1-0 / A: 1-010/9/92 W 34-21 (A)10/11/91 W 35-21 (H)

WHITELAND WARRIORS (8-7)H: 5-3 / A: 1-3 / N: 1-1 / Post: 2-28/18/17 W 19-8 (A)8/19/16 W 38-26 (N) Lucas Oil9/20/13 W 35-10 (H)8/17/12 L 20-26 (A)8/19/11 W 16-14 (H)8/20/10 L 0-23 (A)8/21/09 otW 22-16 (H)10/24/08 L 7-40 (H) 4A sect 1R8/22/08 L 12-33 (N) Lucas Oil8/17/07 L 7-35 (H)8/18/06 L 6-20 (A)8/19/05 W 21-20 (H)10/21/94 otL 34-35 (H) 3A sect 1R10/30/87 W 42-8 (H) 3A sect semi10/24/86 W 64-0 (H) 3A sect 1R

ZIONSVILLE EAGLES (7-13)H: 4-6 / A: 3-7 / Post: 1-211/3/17 L 24-26 (H) 5A sect final11/13/15 W 49-21 (H) 5A regional9/13/96 L 14-31 (A)9/15/95 L 12-15 (H)9/16/94 L 14-49 (A)9/17/93 L 7-48 (H)9/18/92 W 28-0 (A)9/20/91 W 46-38 (H)9/14/90 W 21-0 (H)9/15/89 W 9-7 (A)11/20/87 L 6-24 (A) 3A semistate10/3/80 L 22-36 (A)10/5/79 L 14-19 (H)10/6/78 L 6-41 (A)10/7/77 L 6-12 (H)10/8/76 W 21-15 (A)10/10/75 W 28-14 (H)10/11/74 L 14-21 (A)10/12/73 L 6-13 (H)10/6/72 L 6-32 (A)


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TRAVELING TROPHIESThe Dragons play for two traveling tro-

phies, the HHC Helmet and the Boundary Rail.

The Boundary Rail goes to the annual winner of the New Palestine-Mt. Vernon game. It is a piece of the interurban track that ran along U.S. 40, which is roughly the boundary between the two school districts. NP and MV have played annually since both began varsity football in 1968. Since the trophy was instituted in 2005, NP has won 13 of the 14 meetings. The winning school often paints the rail in its colors.

The Helmet is a challenge trophy the eight HHC schools play for. The winner holds the trophy until it is defeated by another conference school. Entering 2018, New Palestine has held the Helmet for a re-cord 32 consecutive games, since winning it Sept. 27, 2013 against Yorktown. In 2012, six different schools held the Helmet.

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SEASON STATSRUSHING Att-Yds Avg TD Lg HiGm13 Luke Canfield 240-1764 7.4 29 75 30511 Zach Neligh 161-1130 7.0 13 65 2227 Aven Jones 24-139 5.8 1 23 574 Josh Glover 17-133 7.8 4 29 5621 Colby Jenkins 11-90 9.0 1 34 395 Eric Roudebush 10-39 3.9 0 14 2043 Eric Ely 4-27 6.8 0 21 2412 Ryker Large 2-15 7.5 0 8 89 Luke Ely 5-12 2.4 0 3 1226 Grant Wiegand 2-12 6.0 0 7 788 Matt Brown 1-1 1.0 0 1 181 Kade Large 1-1 1.0 0 1 135 Devan Hill 2-0 0.0 0 3 027 Jaaron Manley 1-0 0.0 0 0 03 J.T. Hoffman 1-0 0.0 0 0 0Totals 482-3363 7.0 48 75 401

PASSING C-A-I Yds TD Lg HiGm11 Zach Neligh 110-199-7 1861 22 81 3265 Eric Roudebush 2-3-0 51 1 48 48Totals 112-202-7 1912 23 81 374

RECEIVING Rec-Yds Avg TD Lg HiGm21 Colby Jenkins 37-655 17.7 9 61 12917 Jaxon Manes 22-421 19.1 6 77 1003 J.T. Hoffman 27-418 19.1 5 60 14681 Kade Large 11-221 20.1 2 81 11420 Maxen Hook 5-78 15.6 0 46 466 Brody Luker 6-65 10.8 0 32 4212 Ryker Large 3-31 10.3 1 18 1888 Matt Brown 1-23 23.0 0 23 23

KICKING PAT FG LG84 Alex Kropp 55-60 4-5 38PUNTING N-Yds Avg Lg In205 Eric Roudebush 16-621 38.8 52 2

RETURNS KOR Avg PR Avg TD4 Josh Glover 2-24 12.0 06 Brody Luker 2-17 8.5 1P13 Luke Canfield 5-69 13.8 015 Logan Robinson 1-5 5.0 021 Colby Jenkins 18-386 21.4 9-165 18.3 1K23 Landan Burton 1-0 0.0 0

DEFENSETackles leaders: Maxen Hook 69, Luke Ely 63,

Josh Glover 59, Brody Luker 56, Landan Burton 55, Logan Robinson 53, Kade Large 41, Ryker Large 39, Austin Keele 35, J.T. Hoffman 28

Sacks: Luke Ely 7.5, Landan Burton 6.5, Josh Glover 6, Kyle King 3.5, Logan Robinson 3.5, Austin Keele 2, Kade Large 1, Maxen Hook 1, Jacob Hockett 1

Interceptions: Ryker Large 6, Brody Luker 3, Maxen Hook 3, Colby Jenkins 3, J.T. Hoffman 2, Jaxon Manes 1, C.J. Faubion 1, Kade Large 1

Fumble recoveries: Landan Burton 3, Maxen Hook 2, Kade Large 1, Austin Keele 1, Luke Ely 1, Logan Robinson 1

TEAM STATS NP OppPoints 525 134Avg. game 47.7 12.2Rushes-yards 482-3363 370-652 Avg play/game 7.0/305.7 1.8/59.3Passing C-A-I 112-202-7 129-267-21Passing yards 1912 1597 Avg play/game 10.3/179.3 6.0/141.3Total offense 684-5275 637-2249 Avg play/game 7.7/479.5 3.5/204.5Fumbles-lost 14-4 24-8Takeaways 29 112-point conversions 6-14 1-1Score by quartersNew Palestine 117 186 130 92 -525Opponents 25 38 44 27 -134

GAME BOXSCORESWEEK 1: Aug. 18, 2017At Feightner Field, WhitelandNew Palestine (1-0) 12 0 7 0 -- 19Whiteland (0-1) 8 0 0 0 -- 8Scoring summaryNP-Canfield 31 run (kick failed), 5:10W-Pelfrey 1 run (Hammond run), 2:44NP-Neligh 21 run (run failed), :00NP-Neligh 6 run (Kropp kick), :01New Palestine statsRushing: Neligh 26-222, Canfield 18-104, Ely

5-12Passing: Neligh 3-7-2-23Receiving: Manes 2-15, Jenkins 1-8

WEEK 2: Aug. 25, 2017At Kelso Stadium, New PalestineRichmond (0-2) 0 7 0 0 -- 7New Palestine (2-0) 14 27 20 0 -- 61Scoring summaryNP-Canfield 1 run (Kropp kick), 5:57NP-Canfield 12 run (Kropp kick), 3:46NP-Jenkins 28 pass from Neligh (Kropp kick),

11:19NP-Canfield 75 run (kick failed), 7:32R-Deloney 20 pass from Curtis (Huber kick), 6:32NP-Jenkins 11 pass from Neligh (pass failed),

5:18NP-Jenkins 11 pass from Neligh (Canfield run),

:13NP-Canfield 2 run (pass failed), 7:12NP-Jenkins 34 run (Kropp kick), 4:03NP-Glover 20 run (Kropp kick), :29New Palestine statsRushing: Canfield 20-275, Jenkins 2-39, Glover

2-24, E.Ely 3-24, Roudebush 2-20, Neligh 4-14, Wiegand 1-5

Passing: Neligh 10-18-0-155, Roudebush 0-1Receiving: Jenkins 5-70, Hoffman 3-51, K.Large

1-23, Manes 1-11

WEEK 3: Sept. 1, 2017At Tiger Stadium, YorktownNew Palestine (3-0, 1-0) 6 14 16 7 -- 43Yorktown (2-1, 0-1) 0 0 0 0 -- 0Scoring summaryNP-Canfield 1 run (kick failed), 9:36NP-Canfield 12 run (pass failed), 8:38NP-Canfield 2 run (Canfield run), 7:31NP-Neligh 65 run (Canfield run), 5:02NP-Canfield 1 run (Manes pass from Neligh), :08NP-Jenkins 43 pass from Neligh (Kropp kick),

8:20New Palestine statsRushing: Neligh 13-174, Canfield 24-169, Glvoer

4-27, Jenkins 1-6, Hill 2-0, Roudebush 1-0Passing: Neligh 11-16-1-200Receiving: Jenkins 6-129, Manes 2-36, Hoffman

2-26, Hook 1-9

WEEK 4: Sept. 8, 2017At Kelso Stadium, New PalestineMt. Vernon (1-3, 0-2) 0 0 3 0 -- 3New Palestine (4-0, 2-0) 13 6 14 14 -- 47Scoring summaryNP-Glover 7 run (Kropp kick), 7:45NP-Neligh 1 run (kick blocked), 2:42NP-Canfield 1 run (pass failed), 7:40NP-Jenkins 50 pass from Neligh (Kropp kick),

8:50NP-Manes 8 pass from Neligh (Kropp kick), 2:07MV-Bond 34 FG, :21NP-Neligh 23 run (Kropp kick), 9:28NP-Glover 29 run (Kropp kick), 6:07New Palestine statsRushing: Canfield 25-133, Neligh 17-108, Glover

5-56, Jones 5-37, Jenkins 2-15, E.Ely 1-3, Manley 1-0, Hoffman 1-0

Passing: Neligh 16-25-1-199Receiving: Jenkins 7-108, Manes 4-41, Hoffman

3-17, Brown 1-23, K.Large 1-10

WEEK 5: Sept. 15, 2017At Kelso Stadium, New PalestinePendleton Hts. (4-1, 2-1) 0 0 14 7 -- 21New Palestine (5-0, 3-0) 7 14 7 13 -- 41Scoring summaryNP-Canfield 12 run (Kropp kick), 4:58NP-Canfield 8 run (Kropp kick), 5:47NP-Neligh 5 run (Kropp kick), 1:16PH-Conkling 3 run (Quiroga kick), 6:18PH-Conkling 1 run (Quiroga kick), 3:37NP-Canfield 33 run (Kropp kick), :52NP-Canfield 3 run (Kropp kick), 9:01NP-Glover 5 run (pass failed), 1:37PH-Pancol 58 pass from Conkling (Quiroga kick),

:32New Palestine statsRushing: Canfield 34-305, Neligh 15-56, Glover

1-5Passing: Neligh 5-15-0-71Receiving: K.Large 4-60, Luker 1-11

WEEK 6: Sept. 22, 2017At Clayton Myers Field, GreenfieldNew Palestine (6-0, 4-0) 10 14 28 7 -- 59Greenfield-C. (2-4, 1-3) 0 3 0 0 -- 3Scoring summaryNP-Kropp 35 FG, 8:48NP-Canfield 1 run (Kropp kick), 1:30G-C-Brand 29 FG, 9:00NP-Neligh 13 run (Kropp kick), 6:26NP-Neligh 15 run (Kropp kick), 3:33NP-Jenkins 15 pass from Neligh (Kropp kick),

11:12NP-L.Ely 3 fumble return (Kropp kick), 9:50NP-Canfield 2 run (R.Large run), 4:05NP-Hoffman 3 pass from Neligh (pass failed),

1:12NP-Canfield 14 run (Kropp kick), 8:32New Palestine statsRushing: Neligh 13-133, Canfield 21-64, Glover

1-15, Jenkins 2-12, Roudebush 1-4, Brown 1-1, Jones 2-(-1)

Passing: Neligh 14-21-0-135Receiving: Hoffman 5-48, Manes 3-40, Jenkins

4-35, R.Large 1-6, K.Large 1-6

WEEK 7: Sept. 29, 2017At Kelso Stadium, New PalestineShelbyville (5-2, 3-2) 7 7 7 0 -- 21New Palestine (7-0, 5-0) 7 35 17 7 -- 66Scoring summaryNP-Jenkins 52 pass from Neligh (Kropp kick),

2:44S-Lux 62 pass from Watson (Luciano kick), 1:49NP-Neligh 12 run (Kropp kick), 11:53NP-Canfield 1 run (Kropp kick), 9:34NP-Canfield 8 run (Kropp kick), 7:09S-Lux 30 pass from Watson (Luciano kick), 6:20NP-Jenkins 14 pass from Neligh (Kropp kick),

2:17NP-Canfield 7 run (Kropp kick), 1:38S-Reed 13 pass from Watson (Luciano kick), 8:55NP-Canfield 1 run (Kropp kick), 6:29NP-Kropp 29 FG, 2:07NP-Hoffman 60 pass from Neligh (Kropp kick),

1:15NP-Canfield 5 run (Kropp kick), 11:20New Palestine statsRushing: Neligh 19-159, Canfield 17-72, Jenkins

2-22, Jones 1-3, Roudebush 1-2Passing: Neligh 11-23-0-263Receiving: Jenkins 5-100, Hoffman 2-68, Manes

2-41, Hook 1-46, K.Large 1-8

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WEEK 8: Oct. 6, 2017At Kelso Stadium, New PalestineNew Castle (4-4, 3-3) 0 7 7 10 -- 24New Palestine (8-0, 6-0) 21 21 7 7 -- 56Scoring summaryNP-Canfield 35 run (Kropp kick), 9:24NP-Canfield 1 run (Kropp kick), 7:52NP-Manes 77 pass from Neligh (Kropp kick), 4:47NP-K.Large 18 pass from Neligh (Kropp kick),

9:07NP-K.Large 81 pass from Neligh (Kropp kick),

5:31NC-Bumbalough 11 pass from Williamson (Brown

kick), 4:08NP-Hoffman 32 pass from Neligh (Kropp kick), :49NC-Ragle 1 pass from Williamson (Brown kick),

7:31NP-Canfield 45 run (Kropp kick), 6:21NC-Brown 38 FG, 10:31NP-Canfield 1 run (Kropp kick), 6:39NC-Bumbalough 86 kickoff return (Brown kick),

6:20New Palestine statsRushing: Canfield 26-220, Neligh 10-58,

Roudebush 4-15, Jones 3-8, R.Large 1-7, K.Large 1-1, Glover 1-0

Passing: Neligh 13-17-0-305, Roudebush 1-1-0-3Receiving: K.Large 3-114, Manes 2-97, Luker

4-42, Hoffman 1-32, Hook 2-16, R.Large 1-7

WEEK 9: Oct. 13, 2017At Delta High School, RoyertonNew Palestine (9-0, 7-0) 13 14 7 21 -- 55Delta (5-4, 3-4) 0 0 7 0 -- 7Scoring summaryNP – Manes 4 pass from Neligh (Kropp kick),

10:14NP – Neligh 1 run (kick failed), 6:49NP – R.Large 17 pass from Neligh (run failed),

9:55NP – Hoffman 49 pass from Neligh (Jenkins run),

6:29NP – Canfield 4 run (Kropp kick), 7:39D – Spegal 5 run (Stanley kick), 5:55NP – Hoffman 8 pass from Neligh (Kropp kick),

11:29NP – Manes 49 pass from Roudebush (Kropp

kick), 8:48NP – Jones 7 run (Kropp kick), 1:53New Palestine statsRushing: Canfield 14-108, Neligh 13-56, Jones

6-57, Wiegand 1-7, Jenkins 1-2, Roudebush 1-(-2)Passing: Neligh 15-22-0-326, Roudebush 1-1-

0-48Receiving: Hoffman 7-146, Manes 3-100, Jenkins

3-91, R.Large 1-18, Luker 1-12, Hook 1-7

SECTIONAL 1st ROUND: Oct. 27, 2017At Kelso Stadium, New PalestineMuncie Central (1-9) 0 7 0 7 --14New Palestine (10-0) 7 31 7 9 -- 54Scoring summaryNP-Neligh 18 run (Kropp kick), 9:33NP-Kropp 31 FG, 11:56NP-Canfield 5 run (Kropp kick), 11:08NP-Luker 5 blocked punt return (Kropp kick), 9:09NP-Jenkins 45 pass from Neligh (Kropp kick),

7:00MC-Leavell 55 interception return (Baule kick),

4:38NP-Neligh 10 run (Kropp kick), 3:31NP-Canfield 50 run (Kropp kick), 3:29NP-Safety: Cleaves tackled in end zone, 11:00NP-Jenkins 58 free kick return (Kropp kick), 10:51MC-Cleaves 50 run (Baule kick), 7:56New Palestine statsRushing: Canfield 23-244, Neligh 13-88, Jones

7-35, R.Large 1-8, Jenkins 1-(-6)Passing: Neligh 3-8-2-65Receiving: Jenkins 3-65

SECTIONAL FINAL: Nov. 4, 2017At Kelso Stadium, New PalestineZionsville (7-5) 10 7 6 3 --26New Palestine (10-1) 7 10 0 7 -- 24Scoring summaryZ-Hull 5 pass from Wiseman (Freeman kick), 9:29Z-Freeman 38 FG, 3:19NP-Manes 13 pass from Neligh (Kropp kick), :34NP-Kropp 38 FG, 6:23NP-Neligh 60 run (Kropp kick), 3:24Z-Nelson 2 run (Freeman kick), :41Z-Canada 9 pass from Wiseman (kick failed), 6:58NP-Manes 14 pass from Neligh (Kropp kick), :50Z-Freeman 48 FG, :07New Palestine statsRushing: Canfield 18-69, Neligh 18-64, Glover 3-5Passing: Neligh 10-28-0-116Receiving: Hoffman 4-29, Jenkins 3-49, Manes

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2017 SEASON HIGHSINDIVIDUAL Rushing yards: 305, Luke Canfield vs. Pendleton

Heights 9/15Rushing attempts: 34, Luke Canfield vs. Pendle-

ton Heights 9/15Rushing touchdowns: 5, Luke Canfield vs. Shel-

byville 9/29Passing yards: 326, Zach Neligh at Delta 10/13Pass completions: 16, Zach Neligh vs. Mt. Vernon

9/8Pass attempts: 28, Zach Neligh vs. Zionsville 11/4Pass touchdowns: 4, Zach Neligh vs. New Castle

10/6; at Dela 10/13Receiving yards: 146, J.T. Hoffman at Delta 10/13Receptions: 7, Colby Jenkins vs. Mt. Vernon 9/8;

J.T. Hoffman at Delta 10/13Receiving touchdowns: 3, Colby Jenkins vs.

Richmond 8/25Total offense: 422, Zach Neligh vs. Shelbyville

9/29 (263 pa/159 ru)Yards from scrimmage: 305, Luke Canfield vs.

Pendleton Hts 9/15 (305 ru)Longest rush: 75, Luke Canfield vs. Richmond

8/25Longest pass: 81, Zach Neligh to Kade Large vs.

New Castle 10/6Most tackles: 12, Luke Ely at Whiteland 8/18;

Maxen Hook vs. Zionsville 11/4Most sacks: 3, Josh Glover vs. Mt. Vernon 9/8Most interceptions: 2, Ryker Large at Whiteland

8/18; vs. Mt. Vernon 9/8TEAM Total yards: 615, vs. New Castle 10/6Rushing yards: 401, vs. Richmond 8/25Rushing attempts: 57, vs. Mt. Vernon 9/8 Passing yards: 374, at Delta 10/13Pass completions: 16, vs. Mt. Vernon 9/8; at Delta

10/13Pass attempts: 28, vs. Zionsville 11/4Total plays: 82, vs. Mt. Vernon 9/8First downs: 24, vs. Mt. Vernon 9/8Pass touchdowns: 5, at Delta 10/13Rush touchdowns: 6, vs. Richmond 8/25; vs.

Pendleton Heights 9/15; vs. Shelbyville 9/29Points: 66, vs. Shelbyville 9/29Points in a quarter: 35, 2nd quarter vs. Shelbyville

9/29Points in a half: 42, 1st half vs. Shelbyville 9/29;

vs. New Castle 10/6Fewest points allowed: 0, at Yorktown 9/1Fewest rushing yards allowed: (-49), vs. Mt.

Vernon 9/8 Fewest passing yards allowed: 0, vs. Muncie C.

10/27Fewest total yards allowed: 99, vs. Mt. Vernon 9/8Fewest first downs allowed: 5, vs. Mt. Vernon 9/8Turnovers caused: 6, at Greenfield-Central 9/22Most interceptions: 4, at Whiteland 8/18Most fumble recoveries: 3, at Greenfield-Central

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New Palestine shut out an opponent: Sept. 1, 2017 at Yorktown (43-0)

New Palestine had back-to-back shutouts: Oct. 2-9, 2015 vs. Shel-byville (45-0), New Castle (72-0)

New Palestine was shut out: Oct. 29, 2010 at Greenfield-C. (0-7) New Palestine scored 50 points: Oct. 27, 2017 vs. Muncie C. (54-14)New Palestine scored 60 points: Sept. 29, 2017 vs. Shelbyville (66-

21)New Palestine scored 70 points: Sept. 30, 2016 at Shelbyville (70-20)New Palestine scored 80 points: Sept. 23, 2016 vs. Greenfield-C

(84-21)New Palestine allowed 60 points: Nov. 27, 2015 vs. FW Snider (61-

64)New Palestine allowed 70 points: Oct. 27, 2000 at Elwood (7-79) New Palestine won by 40 points: Oct. 13, 2017 at Delta (55-7)New Palestine lost by 40 points: Aug. 25, 2007 at Delta (7-49) New Palestine scored 20 points in a quarter: Oct. 27, 2017 vs. Mun-

cie C. (31 in 2nd quarter)New Palestine scored 30 points in a quarter: Oct. 27, 2017 vs. Mun-

cie C. (31 in 2nd quarter)New Palestine scored 40 points in a half: Oct. 6, 2017 vs. New Cas-

tle (42 points in 1st half of 56-24 victory)New Palestine had 500 yards of total offense: Oct. 13, 2017 at Delta

(603 yards in 55-7 victory)New Palestine had 600 yards of total offense: Oct. 13, 2017 at Delta

(603 yards in 55-7 victory)New Palestine had 700 yards of total offense: Nov. 27, 2015 vs. FW

Snider (757 yards in 64-61 loss)New Palestine had 800 yards of total offense: Sept. 19, 2015 vs.

Pendleton Heights (813 yards in 84-17 victory) New Palestine had 300 yards rushing: Oct. 27, 2017 vs. Muncie C.,

369 yardsNew Palestine had 400 yards rushing: Aug. 25, 2017 vs. Richmond,

401 yardsNew Palestine had 500 yards rushing: Sept. 19, 2015 vs. Pendleton

Heights, 565 yardsNew Palestine had 300 yards passing: Oct. 13, 2017 at Delta, 374

yardsNew Palestine had 400 yards passing: Nov. 27, 2015 vs. FW Snider,

501 yardsNew Palestine allowed 0 or fewer yards of total offense: Oct. 3,

2014 at Shelbyville, -29 yardsNew Palestine allowed 0 yards rushing: Sept. 22, 2017 at Green-

field-Central, -26 yardsNew Palestine allowed 0 yards passing: Oct. 27, 2017 vs. Muncie C.,

0 yardsNew Palestine had 10 sacks: Sept. 5, 2014 vs. Yorktown, 11 sacks A Dragon threw for 200 yards: Oct. 13, 2017 vs. New Castle. Zach

Neligh 326 yardsA Dragon had 300 yards total offense: Oct. 13, 2017 at Delta. Zach

Neligh 382 yards (326 pass, 56 rush)A Dragon threw 5 TD passes in a game: Nov. 28, 2014. Alex Neligh

vs. New Prairie. 5 TD passesFour different Dragons caught TD passes in the same game: Oct.

9, 2015 vs. New Castle: Duke Blackwell, James Crumlin, Logan Greene, Brett Luker TD passes from Alex Neligh.

Three different Dragons caught TD passes in the same game: Oct. 13, 2017 at Delta. Jaxon Manes (2), Ryker Large, J.T. Hoffman

A Dragon ran for 5 TDs in a game: Sept. 29, 2017 vs. Shelbyville. Luke Canfield 5 TDs

A Dragon ran for 4 TDs in a game: Oct. 6, 2017 vs. New Castle. Luke Canfield 4 TDs

Two Dragons each had 4 TDs in a game: Aug. 25, 2017 vs. Rich-mond. Luke Canfield (4 rush) & Colby Jenkins (3 rec, 1 rush)

A Dragon had 3 receiving TDs in a game: Aug. 25, 2017 vs. Rich-mond. Colby Jenkins 3 TDs

A Dragon had a rushing and receiving TD in a game: Aug. 25, 2017 vs. Richmond. Colby Jenkins 3 receiving TDs (28, 11, 11), 34-yard rushing TD

A Dragon had two 70+-yard catches in a game: Oct. 19, 2012 vs. Mt. Vernon. Tyler Walden 73, 78-yard TD receptions from Chaz Hill

A Dragon had 100 yards receiving: Oct. 13, 2017 at Delta. J.T. Hoff-man 146 yards, Jaxon Manes 100 yards

A Dragon had 150 yards receiving: Nov. 27, 2015 vs. FW Snider. Duke Blackwell 328 yards

A Dragon had 200 yards receiving: Nov. 27, 2015 vs. FW Snider. Duke Blackwell 328 yards

A Dragon had 10 catches: Nov. 27, 2015 vs. FW Snider. Duke Black-well 10 catches

A Dragon had 30 carries: Sept. 15, 2017 vs. Pendleton Heights. Luke Canfield 34 carries.

A Dragon had 35 carries: Oct. 5, 2012 vs. Greenfield-Central. Nick Survant 37 carries.

A Dragon ran for 150 yards: Oct. 27, 2017 vs. Muncie C. Luke Can-field 244 yards

A Dragon ran for 200 yards: Oct. 27, 2017 vs. Muncie C. Luke Can-field 244 yards

A Dragon ran for 250 yards: Sept. 15, 2017 vs. Pendleton Heights. Luke Canfield 305 yards

A Dragon ran for 300 yards: Sept. 15, 2017 vs. Pendleton Heights. Luke Canfield 305 yards

A Dragon had 200 yards from scrimmage: Oct. 27, 2017 vs. Muncie C. Luke Canfield 244 yards (244 rush)

A Dragon ran for 100 yards and threw for 200: Sept. 1, 2017 at York-town. Zach Neligh 174 rush/200 pass

A Dragon ran for 200 yards and threw for 200: Sept. 19, 2015 vs. Pendleton Heights. Alex Neligh 200 rush/248 pass

A Dragon had five sacks: Sept. 5, 2014 vs. Yorktown. Gabe Estes 5 sacks

A Dragon had three interceptions: Sept. 12, 2014 at Mt. Vernon. Garrett Kuhn 3 INTs

A Dragon had two interceptions: Sept. 8, 2017 vs. Mt. Vernon: Ryker Large 2 INTs

New Palestine had two 100-yard rushers in same game: Sept. 8, 2017 vs. Mt. Vernon. Luke Canfield 133 yards, Zach Neligh 108 yards

New Palestine had three 100-yard rushers in same game: Sept. 19, 2015 vs. Pendleton Heights. Alex Neligh 200 yards, Nick Brickens 168 yards, Luke Ely 137 yards

New Palestine had a 200-yard passer, 100-yard rusher and 100-yard receiver in the same game: Oct. 13, 2017 at Delta. Zach Neligh 326 pass, Luke Canfield 108 rush, J.T Hoffman 146 rec/Jaxon Manes 100 rec

New Palestine had two plays from scrimmage go for 70+ yards: Sept. 16, 2016 at Pendleton Hts. Zach Neligh 81 pass to Kade Large, 77 pass to Jaxon Manes

New Palestine had two plays from scrimmage go for 80+ yards: Sept. 16, 2016 at Pendleton Hts. Gunnar Large 80 run; DuRon Ford 90 run

New Palestine had a play from scrimmage go for 70+ yards: Oct. 7, 2017 vs. New Castle. Zach Neligh 81 pass to Kade Large

New Palestine had a play from scrimmage go for 80+ yards: Oct. 7, 2017 vs. New Castle. Zach Neligh 81 pass to Kade Large

New Palestine had a play from scrimmage go for 90+ yards: Sept. 16, 2016 at Pendleton Hts. DuRon Ford 90 run

New Palestine had a defensive touchdown: Oct. 14, 2016 vs. Delta. Jordan Shanahan 95 fumble return

New Palestine had special teams touchdown: Oct. 27, 2017 vs. Muncie C. Brody Luker 5-yard blocked punt return; Colby Jenkins 58-yard kickoff return.

New Palestine had a player record an offensive, special teams and defensive score: Oct. 17, 2014 vs. Delta. Garrett Kuhn 25-yard INT return, 49-yard punt return & 25-yard reception for TDs

New Palestine had a player record an offensive and defensive score: Aug. 26, 2016 at Richmond. Adam Kincaid 65 TD reception, 55 INT return

New Palestine had two defensive TDs in the same game: Sept. 23, 2016 vs. Greenfield-C. Adam Kincaid 83 and 60-yard fumble returns

New Palestine blocked a punt: Nov. 21, 2015 vs. Castle. Jordan Workman blocked punt, Joe Izbicki 11 return for touchdown.

New Palestine recorded a safety: Oct. 27, 2017 vs. Muncie Central. Landan Burton & Josh Glover tackled runner in end zone

New Palestine recorded two safeties in the same game: Sept. 12, 2014 at Mt. Vernon. MV punter & QB each fumbled ball out of end zone.

New Palestine had a kickoff return for touchdown: Sept. 27, 2017 vs. Muncie Central. Colby Jenkins 58-yard return

New Palestine had a punt return for touchdown: Oct. 2, 2015 vs. Shelbyville. Nick Brickens 88 yards

New Palestine beat a ranked opponent: Aug. 18, 2017 at Whiteland, 19-8 win over 5A No. 10 Whiteland.

New Palestine played an overtime game: Aug. 21, 2009 vs. Whiteland 22-16) (note: New Palestine has won five straight OT games since 2004)

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DRAGON TRADITION

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GARYSCOTT

Coach Gary Scott was inducted in 2003. His 30-year coaching career included a five-year stint at New Palestine, where he was an assistant football coach from 1971-76. He was also an assistant track coach and head wrestling coach in that time. He went on from New Palestine to coach 24 seasons at Tri and Norwell. His teams won four conference titles, four sectional titles, one regional and one semistate. His teams posted a 161-90 record. ... Scott gradu-ated from Penn High School in Mishawaka in 1960, and from Manchester College in 1971.

MARVIN SHEPLERMarvin Shepler launched the Dragon

football tradition and shepherded it through 34 seasons. During his tenure, the Dragons won 200 games, 10 con-ference titles, three sectional titles, two regionals and the 1990 semistate. Much of the Dragon tradition, including the “Red Rage” defense, began under his watch. He came to NPHS from Edinburgh, where he coached for four seasons, and had a career record of 216-148-3. He led the Dragons to undefeated regular seasons in 1983, 1984 and 1988. He was twice named Region Coach of the Year (1987, 1990) and twice a North/South All-Star coach (1987, 1991). He was the South head coach in 1991. He also helped create the New Palestine Ca-det Football League in 2000. Shepler also coached Dragon baseball for 33 seasons. As a high school baseball coach, his teams went 574-329 and won eight sectional titles. Coach Shepler graduated from Rushville High School in 1957 and Franklin College in 1961. He also has a master’s degree from Butler University. He taught social studies at NPHS for 49 years before retiring from teaching in 2017. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2003.

TODD YODERTodd Yoder became the first Dragon to

play in the National Football League, spend-ing 10 seasons in the NFL. He graduated from NPHS in 1996 as the school’s valedictorian. He was a versatile player for the Dragons from 1992-95, playing wide receiver and running back. He ran for 1,219 yards in 1995 as a senior, and totaled 1,060 career receiving yards. He went from NPHS to Vanderbilt University in Nashville, where he caught a 50-yard pass in his first collegiate game against Notre Dame. He tallied 1,267 yards in four seasons at Vanderbilt. He was named to the SEC All-Freshman Team in 1996 and the SEC Goodworks Team in 1998.

He signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as an undrafted free agent in 2000 and played a decade in the NFL, winning the Super Bowl in 2003 with the Bucs. He was an NFL Special Teams Player of the Week in 2001. He also played for the Jacksonville Jaguars and Washington Redskins, primarily as a tight end and special teams performer. He had 57 career special teams tackles. Offensively, he had 48 catches, 460 yards and eight receiving touchdowns. Yoder has since coached high school football and teaches in the Tampa area.

THE NEXT LEVELNCAA Div. I (FCS)Alabama A&M: K Spencer Corey (2016)NCAA Div. IIIndianapolis: OL David Judy (2016), DB Blake Luker (2014),

LS Levi McKinney (2018), NCAA Div. IIIBenedictine (Ill.): LB Josh Glover (2018)DePauw: WR Logan Greene (2016), WR J.T. Hoffman

(2018)Franklin: DB Chaz Hill (2015)Hanover: WR Brett Luker (2017)Wabash: OL Andrew Yazel (2015)NAIASt. Francis: WR Duke Blackwell (2016), RB Nick Brickens

(2016)Marian: RB DuRon Ford (2017)

2014 state champion1990, 2015 runner-up5 regional titles1987, 1990, 2013, 2014, 20159 sectional titles1987, 1989, 1990, 2004, 2005, 2009, 2013, 2014, 201518 conference titles Big Blue River Conference: 1976, 1978, 1980, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1988 Rangeline Conference: 1992 Hoosier Heritage Conference: 2005, 2006, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 20179 perfect regular seasons1983, 1984, 1988, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 20175 state records113 PATs in a season (Spencer Corey, 2015)115 consecutive PATs (Spencer Corey, 2014-15)128 kicking points in a season (Spencer Corey, 2015)854 points in a season (2015)7,701 total yards in a season (2015)IHSAA Mental Attitude AwardAlex Neligh, 2015

DRAGONS IN THE INDIANA FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME

2014 state champion

2015 state runner-up

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDSPASSING YARDSCAREER1. 5,374, Alex Neligh 2013-152. 3,610, Justin Plummer, 1997-993. 3,289, Connor Simmons, 2010-114. 3,282, Blake Luker, 2011-135. 2,782, Gary Greene, 1983-846. 2,342. Chris Van Dyke, 1979-81SEASON1. 2,852, Alex Neligh, 20152. 2,795, Connor Simmons, 20113. 2,630, Blake Luker, 20134. 2,469, Alex Neligh 20145. 2,006, Matt Rodgers, 19936. 1,861, Zach Neligh, 20177. 1,588, Mark Shepler, 19878. 1,543, Gunnar Large, 20169. 1,527. Justin Plummer, 199710. 1,426: Gary Greene, 198411. 1,359: Jeff Stephenson, 199112. 1,356: Gary Greene, 198313. 1,205. Justin Plummer, 199914. 1,079. Chris Van Dyke, 198115. 1,068: Matt Canada, 1988GAME1. 501, Alex Neligh vs. FW Snider, 20152. 399, Matt Rodgers vs. HSE, 1993

PASS COMPLETIONSCAREER1. 306, Alex Neligh 2013-152. 239, Blake Luker, 2011-133. 224, Justin Plummer, 1997-99SEASON1. 176, Blake Luker, 20132. 174, Connor Simmons, 20113. 170, Alex Neligh, 2015

PASSING TOUCHDOWNSCAREER1. 64, Alex Neligh, 2013-142. 40, Blake Luker, 2011-133. 39, Connor Simmons 2010-11SEASON1. 36, Alex Neligh, 20142. 35, Connor Simmons, 20113. 33, Blake Luker, 2013GAME5, Several (Alex Neligh, 2014)

TOTAL OFFENSECAREER1. 8,718 yards, Alex Neligh, 2013-152. 4,494 yards, Blake Luker, 2011-133. 3,963, Jeff Miles, 1985-87… 3,205 yards, Zach Neligh, 2015-SEASON1. 4,949 yards, Alex Neligh, 20152. 3,761 yards, Blake Luker, 20133. 3,654 yards, Alex Neligh, 20144. 2,991 yards, Zach Neligh, 2017GAME1. 667, Alex Neligh, 2015 vs. FW Snider2. 471, Blake Luker, 2013 at PH

TOTAL OFFENSE TDsCAREER1. 120, Alex Neligh, 2013-152. 64, Blake Luker, 2011-13SEASON1. 73, Alex Neligh, 20152. 54, Blake Luker, 2013GAME8, Alex Neligh, 2014 vs. New Prairie

RECEIVING YARDSCAREER1. 2,238, Duke Blackwell 2013-142. 2,134, Tyler Walden 2011-133. 1,270, Jay Ehle, 1992-934. 1,174, Brandon Collins 2010-115. 1,077, Colby Jenkins, 2015-6. 1,060, Todd Yoder 1993-957. 1,042, Keith Roseman 1983-84SEASON1. 1,231, Tyler Walden, 20132. 1,148, Duke Blackwell, 20153. 929, Brandon Collins, 20114. 904, Jay Ehle, 19935. 894, Josh Penley 20116. 824, Duke Blackwell 2014GAME1. 328, Duke Blackwell vs. FW Snider 20152. 212, Tyler Walden vs. PH 20133. 165, Tyler Walden vs. MV 20124. 156, Tyler Walden vs. Whiteland 20135. 152, Josh Marshall vs. HSE 19936. 151, Josh Penley vs. Richmond 2011RECEPTIONSCAREER1. 138, Tyler Walden, 2011-132. 106, Duke Blackwell 2013-153. 76, Brandon Collins, 2010-114. 64, Colby Jenkins, 2015-SEASON1. 86, Tyler Walden, 20132. 60, Brandon Collins, 20113. 52, Duke Blackwell, 2015GAME1. 14, Tyler Walden vs. PH 20132. 11, Josh Marshall vs. HSE 19933. 10, Duke Blackwell vs. FW Snider 2015 10, Tyler Walden at PH 2013 10, Tyler Walden vs. Danville 2013 10, Brandon Collins vs. Whiteland 2011

RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNSCAREER1. 30, Duke Blackwell 2013-152. 22, Tyler Walden, 2011-133. 20, Josh Penley, 2010-11… 14, Colby Jenkins, 2015-SEASON1. 17, Duke Blackwell , 2015 17, Josh Penley, 2011GAME3, Several players (Colby Jenkins, 2017)

RUSHING YARDSCAREER1. 3,963, Jeff Miles, 1985-872. 3,344, Alex Neligh, 2013-153. 3,307, Nick Roudebush, 1989-904. 2,919, Chris Grider, 2002-035. 2,882, James Young, 2013-14… 1,896, Luke Canfield, 2016-SEASON1. 2,097 yards, Alex Neligh, 20152. 2,061 yards, Jeff Miles 19873. 2,020 yards, Nick Roudebush 19904. 1,830 yards, DuRon Ford, 20165. 1,764 yards, Luke Canfield, 20176. 1,665 yards, Chris Grider, 20037. 1,636 yards, James Young, 20148. 1,629 yards, Eric Alcorn, 20059. 1,627 yards, Nick Brickens, 201510. 1,256 yards, Greg Davis, 200411. 1,254 yards, Chris Grider, 2002GAME1. 336, Chri Grider, 2002 at Tipton2. 305, Luke Canfield, 2017 vs. PH

RUSHING TOUCHDOWNSCAREER1. 56, Alex Neligh, 2013-152. 52, Jeff Miles, 1986-873. 46, James Young, 2013-14… 32, Luke Canfield, 2016-SEASON1. 37, Alex Neligh, 20152. 35, James Young, 20143. 33, Jeff Miles, 19874. 33, DuRon Ford, 20165. 29, Luke Canfield, 2017GAME5, Several players (Luke Canfield, 2017)

SCORINGCAREER1. 336, Alex Neligh, 2013-152. 312, Jeff Miles, 1986-87SEASON1. 222, Alex Neligh, 20152. 210, Jeff Miles, 1987

KICK SCORINGCAREER: 285, Spencer Corey, 2013-16SEASON: 128, Spencer Corey, 2015 (state

record)PATsCAREER: 243, Spencer Corey, 2013-16SEASON: 113, Spencer Corey, 2015 (state

record)GAME: 12, Spencer Corey, 2016 vs.

Greenfield-CentralCONSECUTIVE: 115, Spencer Corey,

2014-15 (state record)

INTERCEPTIONSCAREER: 20, Tom Breeden, 1984-86SEASON: 10, Tom Breeden, 1984GAME: 3, Garrett Kuhn, 2014 at MV

LONGEST PLAYSPass: 93 yards, Matt Rodgers to Jay Ehle,

1993 vs. Hamilton SoutheasternRun: 98 yards, James Young, 2014 vs.

New Prairie (State Finals record)

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TEAM RECORDSPOINTS IN A SEASON1. 854: 2015 (state record)2. 851: 2014 3. 571: 20134. 525: 20175. 520: 20166. 487: 1987MOST POINTS, 2 CONSECUTIVE

GAMES161: 2015 (84-17 Pendleton Heights, 77-20

Greenfield-Central)MOST POINTS, 3 CONSECUTIVE

GAMES220: 2015 (59-7 Mt. Vernon, 84-17 Pendle-

ton Heights, 77-20 Greenfield-Central)

MOST POINTS IN A GAME 1. 84: 9/19/15 vs. Pendleton Hts. (84-17) 84: 9/23/16 vs. Greenfield-C. (84-21)3. 83: 11/7/14 at Beech Grove (83-20)4. 77: 9/25/14 at Greenfield-Central (77-20) 77: 11/28/14 vs. New Prairie (77-42)6. 74: 10/31/14 vs. New Castle (74-0)7. 72: 8/28/15 vs. Richmond (72-7) 72: 10/9/15 vs. New Castle (72-0) 72: 10/3/14 at Shelbyville (72-3)10. 68: 10/7/05 vs. Greenfield-C. (68-14)

BIGGEST VICTORY MARGIN 1. 74: 10/31/14 vs. New Castle (74-0)2. 72: 10/9/15 vs. New Castle (72-0)3. 69: 10/3/14 at Shelbyville (72-3)4. 67: 9/19/15 vs. Pendleton Hts. (84-17)5. 65: 8/28/15 vs. Richmond (72-7)6. 64: 10/30/15 vs. Martinsville (70-6)7. 64, 10/24/86 vs. Whiteland (64-0) 8. 63: 9/26/14 vs. Greenfield-Central (63-0) 63: 11/17/14 at Beech Grove (83-20) 63: 9/23/16 vs. Greenfield-C. (84-21)

TOTAL OFFENSE, SEASON1. 7,701 yards: 2015 (STATE RECORD)2. 6,635 yards: 20143. 6,230 yards: 2013

TOTAL OFFENSE, GAME1. 813, 9/19/15 vs. Pendleton Hts.2. 759, 11/27/15 vs. FW Snider3. 744, 10/25/13 at Pendleton Heights4. 706, 8/28/15 vs. Richmond

PASSING YARDS, GAME1. 501, 11/27/15 vs. FW Snider2. 399, 10/1/93 vs. Hamilton SE

RUSING YARDS, GAME1. 565, 9/19/15 vs. Pendleton Hts.2. 505, 8/28/15 vs. Richmond

MOST OFFENSIVE PLAYS, GAME1. 95: 2013 vs. Danville2. 92: 2015 vs. Richmond

IHSAA TOURNAMENTAll-time tournament record: 54-34Sectional: 45-26; Regional: 5-4; Semistate:

3-2; State: 1-2 SECTIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS (9)2015. 5A. 13-0. Kyle Ralph (reg, ss)2014. 4A. 15-0. Kyle Ralph (reg, ss, st)2013. 4A. 13-1. Kyle Ralph (reg)2009. 4A. 10-3. Tim Able 2005. 3A. 10-3. Doug Armstrong 2004. 3A. 10-3. Doug Armstrong 1990: 3A. 12-2. Marvin Shepler (reg, ss)1989: 3A. 10-2. Marvin Shepler.1987: 3A. 11-2. Marvin Shepler (reg)

DRAGONS IN SECTIONAL FINAL (9-8) Class 5A2017: Zionsville 26, *New Palestine 242015: New Palestine 24, *Columbus East

14Class 4A2014: New Palestine 83, *Beech Grove

202013: *New Palestine 33, Mt. Vernon 02011: Pendleton Heights 24, *New Pales-

tine 132009: *New Palestine 48, Anderson

Highland 22Class 3A2006: *Mt. Vernon 17, New Palestine 142005: New Palestine 31, *Mt. Vernon 142004: New Palestine 37, *Yorktown 202002: Hamilton Hts. 26, *New Palestine 141995: *Roncalli 35, New Palestine 211990: New Palestine 21, *Elwood 161989: *New Palestine 7, Hamilton SE 31988: *Lawrenceburg 20, New Palestine 01987: *New Palestine 36, Lawrenceburg

14Class 2A1984: *Hagerstown 11, New Palestine 61983: Yorktown 14, *New Palestine 7

DRAGONS IN REGIONAL (5-4) Class 5A2015: *New Palestine 49, Zionsville 21Class 4A2014: New Palestine 44, *Roncalli 132013: *New Palestine 27, Chatard 142009: *Cathedral 45, New Palestine 3Class 3A2005: Chatard 14, *New Palestine 02004: Chatard 38, *New Palestine 71990: New Palestine 20, *Chatard 121989: *Roncalli 21, New Palestine 31987: *New Palestine 29, Cathedral 28,

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DRAGONS IN SEMISTATE (3-2) Class 5A2015: *New Palestine 56, Castle 6Class 4A2014: *New Palestine 30, Columbus East

282013: *Columbus East 49, New Palestine

14Class 3A1990: New Palestine 20, *Tell City 141987: *Zionsville 24, New Palestine 6

DRAGONS IN STATE TITLE GAMES (1-2)Class 5A2015: FW Snider 64, New Palestine 61Class 4A2014: New Palestine 77, New Prairie 42Class 3A1990: FW Dwenger 56, New Palestine 14*-host

STATE FINALS RECORDSTEAMMost points (4A/overall): 77 vs. New

Prairie, 2014 Most combined points (5A/overall): 125

vs. Fort Wayne Snider, 2015 (L 61-64) Most combined points (4A): 119 vs. New

Prairie, 2014 (W 77-42)tie-Points in a quarter (4A): 28 vs. New

Prairie, 2014 2nd quaterPoints in a half (4A): 49 vs. New Prairie,

2014 1st halfTouchdowns (4A/overall): 11 vs. New

Prairie, 2014tie-Touchdowns (5A): 9 vs. Fort Wayne

Snider, 2015PAT kicks (4A/overall): 11 vs. New Prairie,

2014Rushing yards (4A): 462 vs. New Prairie,

2014tie-Rushing TDs (4A): 6 vs. New Prairie,

2014Passing yards (5A/overall): 501 vs. Fort

Wayne Snider, 2015Passing TDs (4A): 5 vs. New Prairie, 2014Total yards (5A/overall): 757 vs. Fort

Wayne Snider, 2015Total yards (4A): 673 vs. New Prairie,

2014Total yards, both teams (5A/overall):

1,302 vs. Fort Wayne Snider (757/545), 2015Total yards, both teams (4A): 1,062 vs.

New Prairie (673/389), 2014First downs (5A/overall): 30 vs. Fort

Wayne Snider, 2015INDIVIDUALPAT kicks (4A/overall): 11, Kyle Barton vs.

New Prairie, 2014Rushing yards (4A): 282, James Young

vs. New Prairie, 2014Rushing TDs (5A): 4, Alex Neligh vs. Fort

Wayne Snider, 2015Longest TD run (4A/overall): 98 yards,

James Young vs. New Prairie, 2014Passing yards (5A/overall): 501, Alex

Neligh vs. Fort Wayne Snider, 2015Receiving yards (5A/overall): 328, Duke

Blackwell vs. Fort Wayne Snider, 2015tie-Receiving TDs (5A/overall); Duke

Blackwell, 3 vs. Fort Wayne Snider, 2015tie-Receiving TDs (4A/overall); Duke

Blackwell, 3 vs. New Prairie, 2015

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COACH KYLE RALPH2017 (10-1, 7-0 HHC)HHC champion#1 in final AP pollAug. 18 at Whiteland W 19-8Aug. 25 Richmond W 61-7Sept. 1 at Yorktown W 43-0Sept. 8 Mt. Vernon W 47-3Sept. 15 Pendleton Hts. W 41-21Sept. 22 at Greenfield-C. W 59-3Sept. 29 Shelbyville W 66-21Oct. 6 New Castle W 56-24Oct. 13 at Delta W 55-7Oct. 27 Muncie Central (s) W 54-14Nov. 3 Zionsville (s) L 24-26

2016 (9-1, 7-0 HHC)HHC championAug. 19 vs. Whiteland% W 38-26Aug. 26 at Richmond W 49-32Sept. 2 Yorktown W 55-7Sept. 9 at Mt. Vernon W 42-0Sept. 16 at Pendleton Hts. W 63-9Sept. 23 Greenfield-C. W 84-21Sept. 30 at Shelbyville W 70-20Oct. 7 at New Castle W 56-7Oct. 14 Delta W 56-15Oct. 21 Columbus E. (s) L 7-35%-Lucas Oil Stadium

2015 (13-1, 7-0 HHC)State runner-upHHC championAug. 21 at Lawrenceburg W 56-14Aug. 28 Richmond W 72-7Sept. 4 at Yorktown W 63-7Sept. 11 Mt. Vernon W 59-7Sept. 19 vs. Pend. Hts.% W 84-17Sept. 25 at Greenfield-C. W 77-20Oct. 2 Shelbyville W 45-0Oct. 9 New Castle W 72-0Oct. 16 at Delta W 66-29Oct. 30 Martinsville (s) W 70-6Nov. 6 at Columbus E. (s) W 24-14Nov. 13 Zionsville (r) W 49-21Nov. 21 Castle (ss) W 56-6Nov. 27 v. FW Snider% (sf) L 61-64%-Lucas Oil Stadium

2014 (15-0, 7-0 HHC)State championHHC championAug. 22 Danville W 61-0Aug. 29 at Richmond W 42-6Sept. 5 Yorktown W 48-13Sept. 12 at Mt. Vernon W 31-3Sept. 19 at Pendleton Hts. W 56-7Sept. 26 Greenfield-C. W 63-0Oct. 3 at Shelbyville W 72-3Oct. 10 at New Castle W 55-10Oct. 17 Delta W 54-0Oct. 24 at Muncie C. (s) W 61-7Oct. 31 New Castle (s) W 74-0Nov. 7 at Beech Grove (s) W 83-20Nov. 14 at Roncalli (r) W 44-13Nov. 21 Columbus E. (ss) W 30-28Nov. 28 v. NewPrairie% (sf) W 77-42%-Lucas Oil Stadium

2013 (13-1, 6-0 HHC)Regional championHHC championAug. 23 at Danville W 64-8Aug. 30 Richmond W 46-2Sept. 6 Pendleton Heights W 46-7Sept. 13 at Delta W 41-14Sept. 20 Whiteland W 35-10Sept. 27 at Yorktown W 35-14Oct. 4 Shelbyville W 44-0Oct. 11 at Greenfield-C. W 51-7Oct. 18 at Mt. Vernon W 20-0Oct. 25 at Pend. Hts (s) W 62-40Nov. 1 at Muncie S. (s) W 53-0Nov. 8 Mt. Vernon (s) W 33-0Nov. 15 Chatard (r) W 27-14Nov. 22 at Columbus E. (ss) L 14-49

COACH CHARLIE HILL2012 (3-7, 2-5 HHC)Aug. 17 at Whiteland L 20-26Aug. 24 at Richmond W 28-6Aug. 31 at Pendleton Hts. L 13-43Sept. 8 vs. Delta% L 6-21Sept. 14 at Rushville W 35-20Sept. 22 Yorktown L 20-27Sept. 28 at Shelbyville L 13-17Oct. 5 Greenfield-C. W 47-7Oct. 12 Mt. Vernon L 13-48Oct. 19 Mt. Vernon (s) L 21-40%-Lucas Oil Stadium

COACH TIM ABLE2011 (11-1, 7-0 HHC)HHC champion#1 in final AP pollAug. 19 Whiteland W 16-14Aug. 27 vs. Richmond$ W 29-7Sept. 2 Pendleton Hts. W 34-21Sept. 10 vs. Delta% W 31-20Sept. 16 Rushville W 53-0Sept. 23 at Yorktown W 49-14Sept. 30 Shelbyville W 49-13Oct. 7 at Greenfield-C. W 21-19Oct. 14 at Mt. Vernon W 27-0Oct. 21 Muncie Central (s) W 62-0Oct. 28 at Delta (s) W 27-14Nov. 4 Pendleton Hts. (s) L 13-24$-at Warren Central%-at Lucas Oil Stadium

2010 (9-2, 7-0 HHC)HHC championAug. 20 at Whiteland L 0-23Aug. 27 Delta W 24-14Sept. 3 at Pendleton Hts. W 20-3Sept. 10 Batesville W 41-7Sept. 17 at Rushville W 35-10Sept. 24 Yorktown W 49-6Oct. 1 at Shelbyville W 31-6Oct. 8 at Greenfield-C. W 32-0Oct. 15 Mt. Vernon W 7-0Oct. 22 Anderson (s) W 51-21Oct. 29 at Greenfield-C. (s) L 0-7

2009 (10-3, 6-1 HHC)Sectional championAug. 21 Whiteland otW 22-16Aug. 28 at Delta L 0-23Sept. 4 Pendleton Hts. W 49-14Sept. 12 vs. Batesville% L 14-28Sept. 18 Rushville W 34-13Sept. 25 at Yorktown W 35-12Oct. 2 Shelbyville W 10-7Oct. 10 vs. Greenfield-C.% W 56-0Oct. 16 at Mt. Vernon W 28-14Oct. 23 Pendleton Hts.(s) W 41-21Oct. 30 at Arlington (s) W 33-0Nov. 6 And. Highland (s) W 48-22Nov. 13 at Cathedral$ (r) L 6-45%-at Lucas Oil Stadium$-at North Central

COACH DOUG ARMSTRONG 2008 (4-6, 3-4 HHC)Aug. 22 vs. Whiteland% L 12-33Aug. 29 Delta L 18-41Sept. 5 at Pendleton Hts. otW 27-24Sept. 12 Batesville W 30-13Sept. 19 at Rushville L 23-41Sept. 26 Yorktown L 0-37Oct. 3 at Shelbyville L 14-42Oct. 10 at Greenfield-C. W 38-14Oct. 17 Mt. Vernon W 21-7Oct. 24 Whiteland (s) L 7-40

2007 (5-5, 3-4 HHC)Aug. 17 Whiteland L 7-35Aug. 25 at Delta L 7-49Aug. 31 Pendleton Hts. W 41-25Sept. 7 at Batesville W 7-6Sept. 14 Rushville W 12-6Sept. 21 at Yorktown otW 20-14Sept. 28 Shelbyville L 19-34Oct. 5 Greenfield-C. L 6-8Oct. 12 at Mt. Vernon W 20-13Oct. 19 at Greenwood (s) L 27-35

2006 (9-3, 7-0 HHC)HHC championAug. 18 at Whiteland L 6-20Aug. 25 Delta W 33-14Sept. 1 at Pendleton Hts. W 22-15Sept. 8 Batesville L 7-20Sept. 15 at Rushville W 30-14Sept. 23 vs. Yorktown% W 28-14Sept. 29 at Shelbyville W 17-7Oct. 6 at Greenfield-C. W 35-10Oct. 13 Mt. Vernon otW 21-20Oct. 20 Howe (s) W 48-8Oct. 27 at Blackford (s) W 7-0Nov. 3 at Mt. Vernon (s) L 14-17%-at RCA Dome

2005 (10-3, 6-1 HHC)Sectional championHHC co-championAug. 19 Whiteland W 21-20Aug. 26 at Delta L 0-16Sept. 2 Pendleton Hts. W 34-21Sept. 9 at Batesville L 10-14Sept. 16 Rushville W 56-0Sept. 24 at Yorktown W 51-14Sept. 30 Shelbyville W 35-21Oct. 7 Greenfield-C. W 68-14Oct. 14 at Mt. Vernon W 20-0Oct. 21 Howe (s) W 43-20Oct. 28 Mississinewa (s) W 19-7Nov. 4 at Mt. Vernon (s) W 31-14Nov. 11 Chatard (r) L 0-14

2004 (10-3, 6-1 HHC)Sectional championAug. 20 at Mooresville L 0-34Aug. 27 Delta L 16-27Sept. 3 at Pendleton Hts. W 35-10Sept. 10 Batesville W 29-6Sept. 17 at Rushville W 16-7Sept. 24 Yorktown W 34-9Oct. 1 at Shelbyville otW 17-14Oct. 8 at Greenfield-C. W 34-0Oct. 15 Mt. Vernon W 21-10Oct. 22 Mt. Vernon (s) W 20-6Oct. 29 Rushville (s) W 14-13Nov. 5 at Yorktown (s) W 37-20Nov. 12 Chatard (r) L 7-38

2003 (7-4, 5-2 HHC)Aug. 22 Mooresville L 7-28Aug. 29 at Delta L 2-14Sept. 5 Pendleton Hts. W 27-26Sept. 12 at Batesville W 35-6Sept. 19 Rushville W 62-0Sept. 27 at Yorktown W 26-21Oct. 3 Shelbyville W 22-9Oct. 11 vs. Greenfield-C.% W 42-12Oct. 17 at Mt. Vernon L 6-38Oct. 24 at Rushville (s) W 31-6Oct. 31 Blackford (s) L 18-27%-at RCA Dome

2002 (4-7, 2-5 HHC)Aug. 23 at Mooresville L 0-29Aug. 30 Delta L 6-27Sept. 6 at Pendleton Hts. L 0-24Sept. 13 Triton Central W 35-0Sept. 20 at Rushville L 7-14Sept. 27 Yorktown W 24-6Oct. 4 at Shelbyville L 17-34Oct. 11 at Greenfield-C. L 14-17Oct. 18 Mt. Vernon W 12-7Nov. 1 at Tipton (s) W 31-21Nov. 8 Hamilton Hts. (s) L 14-26

COACH MARVIN SHEPLER 2001 (1-9, 0-7 HHC)Aug. 17 Mooresville L 9-16Aug. 24 at Delta L 3-49Aug. 31 Pendleton Hts. L 13-34Sept. 8 at Triton Central L 7-18Sept. 14 Rushville L 10-14Sept. 21 at Yorktown W 14-10Sept. 28 Shelbyville otL 13-14Oct. 5 Greenfield-C. L 6-28Oct. 12 at Mt. Vernon L 0-23Oct. 19 Tipton (s) L 7-34

2000 (3-8, 1-6 HHC)Aug. 18 at Mooresville L 0-28Aug. 25 Delta L 0-41Sept. 1 at Pendleton Hts. L 0-20Sept. 8 Triton Central W 32-7Sept. 15 at Rushville L 0-26Sept. 22 Yorktown L 0-12Sept. 29 at Shelbyville L 21-28Oct. 6 at Greenfield-C. W 9-3Oct. 13 Mt. Vernon L 7-42Oct. 20 Alexandria (s) W 16-8Oct. 27 at Elwood (s) L 7-79

1999 (3-7, 2-5 HHC)Aug. 20 Mooresville L 0-20Aug. 27 at Delta L 7-20Sept. 3 Pendleton Hts. L 39-42Sept. 10 at Triton Central W 24-20Sept. 17 Rushville W 34-27Sept. 24 at Yorktown L 12-15Oct. 1 Shelbyville L 16-24Oct. 8 Greenfield-C. W 48-12Oct. 15 at Mt. Vernon L 28-36Oct. 22 Elwood (s) L 24-36

1998 (4-7, 2-4 HHC)Aug. 21 at Mooresville L 14-33Aug. 28 Delta W 24-21Sept. 4 at Pendleton Hts. L 19-22Sept. 11 Triton Central W 41-0Sept. 18 at Rushville L 15-25Sept. 25 Chatard L 21-28Oct. 2 at Shelbyville L 13-21Oct. 9 at Greenfield-C. W 22-7Oct. 16 Mt. Vernon L 21-38 Oct. 23 at Rushville (s) W 35-21Oct. 30 Delta (s) L 6-10

1997 (4-6, 2-5 HHC)Aug. 22 Mooresville W 18-8Aug. 29 at Delta L 0-14Sept. 5 Pendleton Hts. L 30-43Sept. 12 at Triton Central W 60-12Sept. 19 Rushville W 30-6Sept. 26 at Hamilton SE L 0-45Oct. 3 Shelbyville otL 26-32Oct. 10 Greenfield-C. W 42-10Oct. 17 at Mt. Vernon L 21-48Oct. 24 Delta (s) L 6-24

1996 (4-5, 3-2 HHC)Aug. 23 at Greensburg L 7-21Aug. 30 Pendleton Hts. L 21-22Sept. 6 Triton Central W 13-12Sept. 13 at Zionsville L 14-31Sept. 20 at Mt. Vernon W 7-0Sept. 27 Rushville W 34-0Oct. 4 at Greenfield-C. W 14-0Oct. 11 Hamilton SE L 7-26Oct. 18 Greensburg (s) otL 27-28

1995 (7-4, 3-2 HHC)Aug. 25 Greensburg W 37-12Sept. 1 at Pendleton Hts. L 14-20Sept. 8 at Triton Central W 28-0Sept. 15 Zionsville L 12-15Sept. 22 Mt. Vernon W 36-22Sept. 29 at Rushville W 23-18Oct. 6 Greenfield-C. W 17-6Oct. 13 at Hamilton SE L 6-17Oct. 20 at Brebeuf (s) W 20-6Oct. 27 Greensburg (s) W 12-7Nov. 3 at Roncalli (s) L 21-35

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1994 (3-6, 1-4 HHC)Aug. 26 at Greensburg 2otW 27-20Sept. 2 Pendleton Hts. W 6-2Sept. 9 Triton Central W 25-8Sept. 16 at Zionsville L 14-49Sept. 23 at Mt. Vernon L 0-10Sept. 30 Rushville L 0-32Oct. 7 at Greenfield-C. L 8-28Oct. 14 Hamilton SE L 0-32Oct. 21 Whiteland (s) otL 34-35

1993 (5-5, 3-2 RLC)Aug. 27 Greensburg L 15-30Sept. 3 at Sheridan W 14-0Sept. 10 at Triton Central W 34-0Sept. 17 Zionsville L 7-48Sept. 24 at Mt. Vernon W 61-13Oct. 1 at Hamilton SE W 34-14Oct. 8 Laf. Harrison L 0-17Oct. 15 Hamilton Hts. L 8-13Oct. 22 at Beech Grove (s) W 24-8Oct. 29 Roncalli (s) L 6-55

1992 (8-2, 5-1 Rangeline)Rangeline championAug. 28 at Greensburg W 21-9Sept. 4 Sheridan W 7-6Sept. 11 Triton Central W 37-0Sept. 18 at Zionsville W 28-0Sept. 25 Mt. Vernon W 48-19Oct. 2 Hamilton SE W 21-13Oct. 9 at Westfield W 34-21Oct. 16 at Hamilton Hts. L 19-20Oct. 23 at Beech Grove (s) W 42-13Oct. 30 at Hamilton SE (s) L 14-28

1991 (7-3, 5-1 Rangeline)Aug. 30 Greensburg W 45-14Sept. 6 at Sheridan L 6-19Sept. 13 at Triton Central W 21-13Sept. 20 Zionsville W 46-38Sept. 27 at Mt. Vernon L 7-15Oct. 4 at Hamilton SE W 7-3Oct. 11 Westfield W 35-21Oct. 18 Hamilton Hts. W 24-0Oct. 25 Chatard (s) W 7-6Nov. 1 at Roncalli (s) L 0-7

1990 (12-2)State runner-upAug. 24 at Tri W 20-14Aug. 31 vs. Mt. Vernon% L 20-21Sept. 7 Crawfordsville W 14-10Sept. 14 Zionsville W 21-0Sept. 21 at Beech Grove W 21-0Sept. 28 Triton Central W 18-0Oct. 5 at E. Hancock W 40-0Oct. 12 Franklin W 25-0Oct. 19 Mt. Vernon (s) W 19-7Oct. 26 Alexandria (s) W 14-0Nov. 2 at Elwood (s) W 21-16Nov. 9 at Chatard$ (r) W 20-12Nov. 17 at Tell City (ss) W 20-14Nov. 23 v FWDwenger%(sf) L 14-56%-at Hoosier Dome$-at Lawrence Central

1989 (10-2)Sectional championAug. 25 Tri W 32-0Sept. 1 Mt. Vernon W 40-6Sept. 9 at Crawfordsville L 6-27Sept. 15 at Zionsville W 9-7Sept. 22 Beech Grove W 28-11Sept. 29 at Triton Central W 23-0Oct. 6 E. Hancock W 54-0Oct. 13 at Franklin W 26-13Oct. 20 Elwood (s) otW 11-10Oct. 27 at Yorktown (s) W 21-0Nov. 3 Hamilton SE (s) W 7-3Nov. 10 at Roncalli (r) L 3-21

1988 (10-1, 6-0 BBRC)BBRC championAug. 26 at Tri W 47-0Sept. 2 at Mt. Vernon W 34-13Sept. 9 Shenandoah W 24-16Sept. 16 Knightstown W 36-0Sept. 23 at Beech Grove W 32-20Sept. 30 Triton Central W 20-7Oct. 7 at E. Hancock W 19-6Oct. 14 Lapel W 35-6Oct. 21 Shelbyville (s) W 38-13Oct. 28 at Brookville (s) W 28-9Nov. 4 at Lawrenceburg (s) L 0-20

1987 (11-2, 5-1 BBRC)Regional championAug. 28 Tri W 36-16Sept. 4 Mt. Vernon W 24-8Sept. 11 at Shenandoah W 41-0Sept. 18 at Knightstown W 50-0Sept. 25 Beech Grove W 52-9Oct. 2 at Triton Central L 34-35Oct. 9 E. Hancock W 40-13Oct. 16 at Lapel W 49-7Oct. 23 at Batesville (s) W 48-0Oct. 30 Whiteland (s) W 42-8Nov. 6 Lawrenceburg (s) W 36-14Nov. 13 Cathedral (r) otW 29-28Nov. 20 at Zionsville (ss) L 6-24

1986 (8-2, 6-0 BBRC)BBRC championAug. 29 at Tri W 34-6Sept. 5 at Mt. Vernon L 0-6Sept. 12 Shenandoah W 41-0Sept. 19 at Knightstown W 55-0Sept. 26 Frankton W 35-22Oct. 3 Triton Central W 42-0Oct. 10 at E. Hancock W 39-12Oct. 17 Lapel W 57-7Oct. 24 Whiteland (s) W 64-0Oct. 31 at Roncalli (s) L 27-28

1985 (4-6, 2-4 BBRC)Aug. 30 Tri W 26-6Sept. 6 Mt. Vernon L 6-12Sept. 13 at Shenandoah L 6-14Sept. 20 Knightstown 2otL 22-28Sept. 27 at Frankton W 34-18Oct. 4 at Triton Central W 13-8Oct. 11 E. Hancock L 6-21Oct. 18 at Lapel L 6-7Oct. 25 at Brookville (s) W 21-0Nov. 1 Roncalli (s) L 6-49

1984 (10-1, 5-0 BBRC)Cluster championBBRC championAug. 25 at Tri W 48-0Aug. 31 at Beech Grove W 49-6Sept. 7 South Decatur W 42-0Sept. 14 at Knightstown W 22-20Sept. 21 Indian Creek W 37-0Sept. 28 Triton Central W 45-6Oct. 5 at E. Hancock W 21-6Oct. 12 at Mt. Vernon W 8-6Oct. 19 Ind. Washington W 47-7Oct. 24 Lapel W 39-6Nov. 2 at Hagerstown (s) L 6-11

1983 (10-1, 6-0 BBRC)Cluster championBBRC championAug. 19 Tri W 34-14Aug. 26 at Lapel W 23-0Sept. 2 Beech Grove W 21-0Sept. 9 at South Decatur W 42-0Sept. 16 Knightstown W 21-7Sept. 23 at Indian Creek W 40-0Sept. 30 at Triton Central W 28-13Oct. 7 E. Hancock W 21-0Oct. 14 Mt. Vernon W 27-24Oct. 19 at Morristown W 35-0Oct. 28 Yorktown (s) L 7-14

1982 (7-3, 5-0 BBRC)BBRC championAug. 28 at Covington W 3-0Sept. 3 Indian Creek L 2-6Sept. 10 at E. Hancock W 50-0Sept. 17 at Knightstown W 17-7Sept. 24 Mt. Vernon otL 6-12Oct. 1 Triton Central W 34-8Oct. 8 at Wes-Del W 48-0Oct. 15 Tri W 57-0Oct. 22 Morristown W 55-0Oct. 27 at North Decatur L 13-40

1981 (6-4, 3-2 BBRC)Aug. 28 Edinburgh W 43-6Sept. 4 at Indian Creek W 18-6Sept. 11 E. Hancock W 26-0Sept. 18 Knightstown L 14-28Sept. 25 at Mt. Vernon L 6-17Oct. 2 at Triton Central W 26-0Oct. 9 Wes-Del W 30-0Oct. 16 at Tri L 27-35Oct. 23 at Morristown W 35-13Oct. 28 North Decatur L 24-28

1980 (7-3, 4-1 BBRC)BBRC co-championAug. 22 at Edinburgh W 46-0Aug. 29 Indian Creek W 14-6Sept. 5 at E. Hancock W 34-21Sept. 12 at Knightstown L 12-18Sept. 19 Mt. Vernon L 14-19Sept. 26 Triton Central W 28-18Oct. 3 at Zionsville L 22-36Oct. 10 Tri W 29-22Oct. 17 Morristown W 34-8Oct. 24 at North Decatur W 23-22

1979 (2-8, 1-4 BBRC)Aug. 24 Edinburgh W 27-12Aug. 31 at Indian Creek L 6-13Sept. 7 E. Hancock W 34-6Sept. 14 Knightstown L 0-20Sept. 21 at Mt. Vernon L 0-20Sept. 28 at Triton Central L 0-18Oct. 5 Zionsville L 14-19Oct. 12 at Tri L 6-24Oct. 19 at Frankton L 8-21Oct. 26 North Decatur L 19-36

1978 (8-2, 5-0 BBRC)BBRC championAug. 25 at Edinburgh L 8-14Sept. 1 Indian Creek W 27-6Sept. 8 at E. Hancock W 31-3Sept. 15 at Knightstown W 20-14Sept. 22 Mt. Vernon W 20-14Sept. 29 Triton Central W 33-6Oct. 6 at Zionsville L 6-41Oct. 13 Tri W 21-6Oct. 20 Frankton W 43-19Oct. 27 at North Decatur W 18-6

1977 (6-4, 3-2 BBRC)Aug. 26 Edinburgh W 20-6Sept. 2 at Indian Creek W 15-0Sept. 9 E. Hancock L 10-14Sept. 16 Knightstown L 15-34Sept. 23 at Delta L 0-6Sept. 30 at Triton Central W 28-0Oct. 7 Zionsville L 6-21Oct. 14 at Tri W 22-8Oct. 21 at Mt. Vernon W 34-13Oct. 28 North Decatur W 43-6

1976 (9-1, 4-1 BBRC)BBRC championAug. 27 at Edinburgh W 31-12Sept. 3 Indian Creek W 21-6Sept. 10 at E. Hancock W 6-0Sept. 17 at Knightstown W 27-15Sept. 24 South Decatur W 19-18Oct. 1 Triton Central L 7-10Oct. 8 at Zionsville W 21-15Oct. 15 Tri W 35-8Oct. 22 Mt. Vernon W 36-18Oct. 29 at North Decatur W 20-8

1975 (4-6, 1-4 BBRC)Aug. 28 Edinburgh W 44-0Sept. 4 at Indian Creek L 6-23Sept. 11 E. Hancock L 6-23Sept. 18 Knightstown L 0-17Sept. 25 at South Decatur L 11-18Oct. 3 at Triton Central L 22-28Oct. 10 Zionsville W 28-14Oct. 17 at Tri L 8-15Oct. 24 at Mt. Vernon W 20-12Oct. 31 North Decatur W 21-14

1974 (4-6, 2-3 BBRC)Aug. 29 at Edinburgh W 26-0Sept. 5 Indian Creek W 40-8Sept. 12 at E. Hancock L 7-14Sept. 19 at Knightstown L 25-28Sept. 26 South Decatur L 7-20Oct. 4 Triton Central W 21-14Oct. 11 at Zionsville L 14-21Oct. 18 Tri L 13-14Oct. 25 Mt. Vernon L 3-14Nov. 1 at North Decatur W 27-13

1973 (8-2, 4-1 BBRC)Aug. 30 Edinburgh W 20-0Sept. 6 at Indian Creek W 19-6Sept. 13 E. Hancock W 54-0Sept. 20 Knightstown otL 13-20Sept. 27 at South Decatur W 21-0Oct. 5 at Triton Central W 27-7Oct. 12 Zionsville L 6-13Oct. 19 Tri W 35-7Oct. 26 at Mt. Vernon W 44-0Nov. 2 North Decatur W 29-0

1972 (1-8, 1-4 BBRC)Sept. 1 Indian Creek L 30-32Sept. 8 at E. Hancock L 0-6Sept. 15 at Knightstown L 0-33Sept. 22 Franklin Central L 6-52Sept. 29 Triton Central L 0-14Oct. 6 at Zionsville L 6-32Oct. 13 Tri W 46-15 Oct. 20 Mt. Vernon L 6-12Oct. 27 at North Decatur L 0-6

1971 (2-6-1)Sept. 3 at Hamilton SE L 13-15Sept. 10 E. Hancock W 16-6Sept. 17 Knightstown L 3-8Sept. 24 at Franklin Central L 13-52Oct. 1 at Triton Central T 20-20Oct. 8 Pendleton Hts. L 6-38Oct. 15 at Centerville L 7-14Oct. 22 at Mt. Vernon L 7-22Oct. 29 Indian Creek W 42-0

1970 (3-5-1)Sept. 4 Hamilton SE W unavSept. 11 at E. Hancock W 14-12Sept. 18 at Knightstown L 14-21Sept. 25 Franklin Central L 0-53Oct. 2 Eastbrook L 6-14Oct. 9 at Pendleton Hts. L 0-39Oct. 16 Centerville L 6-16Oct. 21 Mt. Vernon T 8-8Oct. 30 at Indian Creek W 52-6

1969 (6-3)Sept. 5 at Hamilton SE L 0-13Sept. 12 E. Hancock W 40-0Sept. 19 Knightstown W 64-34Sept. 26 Franklin Central L 14-28Oct. 3 at Eastbrook W 34-20Oct. 10 Pendleton Hts. W 56-34Oct. 17 at Centerville W 32-18Oct. 22 at Mt. Vernon W 22-18Oct. 31 at Sheridan L 14-28

1968 (3-6)Sept. 6 at Hamilton SE W 37-13Sept. 12 at E. Hancock W 33-7Sept. 20 at Knightstown W 14-12Sept. 27 at Franklin Central L 27-54Oct. 4 Hamilton Hts. L 7-38Oct. 12 at Pendleton Hts. L 13-28Oct. 18 Centerville L 7-20Oct. 23 Mt. Vernon L 24-27Nov. 1 Sheridan L 13-26

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Head coach Kyle Ralph (60-4) LEADING RUSHER LEADING PASSER LEADING RECEIVER2017: 10-1 (7-0 HHC), HHC, AP reg. season champ Luke Canfield 1694 Zach Neligh 1742 Colby Jenkins 6062016: 9-1 (7-0 HHC), HHC champion DuRon Ford 1830 Gunnar Large 1543 Brett Luker 4192015: 13-1 (7-0 HHC), HHC, semistate champion Alex Neligh 2097 Alex Neligh 2852 Duke Blackwell 11482014: 15-0 (7-0 HHC), HHC, state champion James Young 1636 Alex Neligh 2469 Duke Blackwell 8242013: 13-1 (6-0 HHC), HHC, regional champion James Young 1250 Blake Luker 2630 Tyler Walden 1231Head coach Charlie Hill (3-7) 2012: 3-7 (2-5 HHC) Collin Hill 586 Blake Luker 635 Tyler Walden 455Head coach Tim Able (30-6) 2011: 11-1 (7-0 HHC) HHC, AP reg. season champ Austin Monday 764 Connor Simmons 2795 Brandon Collins 9292010: 9-2 (7-0 HHC) HHC champion Austin Cahoy 1162 Connor Simmons 499 Brandon Collins 2182009: 10-3 (6-1 HHC) Sectional champion Pat Feeney 638 Cary Albrecht 861 Pat Feeney 590Head coach Doug Armstrong (49-31) 2008: 4-6 (3-4 HHC) Cary Albrecht 671 Cary Albrecht 500 Pat Feeney 2262007: 5-5 (4-3 HHC) Adam Rusche 676 Matt Walsh 783 Colton Tuggle 3992006: 9-3 (7-0 HHC) HHC champion Jason Carnes 723 J.D. Hill 810 Brendan Guedel 3932005: 10-3 (6-1 HHC) HHC, sectional champ Eric Alcorn 1629 J.D. Hill 722 Matt Hockett 2142004: 10-3 (6-1 HHC) Sectional champion Greg Davis 1256 Matt Bryant 625 Matt Taylor 3262003: 7-4 (5-2 HHC) Chris Grider 1665 Matt Bryant 501 Tyler Schroeder 2512002: 4-7 (2-5 HHC) Chris Grider 1254 Chris Cole 627 Ryan Horan 193Head coach Marvin Shepler (200-146-2) 2001: 1-9 (1-6 HHC) Paul Elliott 443 Chris Cole 449 Ryan Horan 4182000: 3-8 (1-6 HHC) Paul Elliott 721 Neil Osburn 590 Justin Longerich 2421999: 3-7 (2-5 HHC) Brian Hockett 920 Justin Plummer 1205 Brian Webster 5591998: 4-7 (2-4 HHC) Rick Lapenta 760 Justin Plummer 878 Andy Fox 4801997: 4-6 (2-5 HHC) Bob Anderson 393 Justin Plummer 1527 T.J. Ott 6021996: 4-5 (3-2 HHC) Doug McMillan 469 Doug Ruster 458 Robbie Miller 1261995: 7-4 (3-2 HHC) Todd Yoder 1185 Baron Gambrel 541 Todd Yoder 2001994: 3-6 (1-4 HHC) Jordan Jones 983 Pete Morwick 521 Todd Yoder 3521993: 5-5 (3-2 RLC) Kevin Holmes 369 Matt Rodgers 2006 Jay Ehle 9041992: 8-2 (5-1 RLC) Rangeline champion Jay Roudebush 892 Jeff Mitchell 992 Jay Ehle 3641991: 7-3 (5-1 RLC) Jade Roberts 520 Jeff Stephenson 1359 Andy Miller 3571990: 12-2 State runner-up Nick Roudebush 2020 Jeff Stephenson 849 Andy Miller 4001989: 10-2 Sectional champion Nick Roudebush 1179 Matt Canada 668 Jason Dawson 2971988: 10-1 (6-0 BBRC) BBRC champion Todd Marks 1793 Matt Canada 1068 Scott Miller 7491987: 11-2 (5-1 BBRC) Regional champion Jeff Miles 2061 Mark Shepler 1588 Tom Carroll 5171986: 8-2 (6-0 BBRC) BBRC champion Jeff Miles 1201 Mark Shepler 822 Tim Breeden 2291985: 4-6 (2-4 BBRC) Tim Breeden 781 Corey Wodarz 517 Tom Ehle 3771984: 10-1 (5-0 BBRC) BBRC, cluster champ Brian Real 955 Gary Greene 1426 Keith Roseman 6321983: 10-1 (6-0 BBRC) BBRC, cluster champ Brian Real 813 Gary Greene 1356 Keith Roseman 4091982: 7-3 (5-0 BBRC) BBRC champion Mark Kleiman 748 Jim Leisure 276 Dan Buchanan 881981: 6-4 (3-2 BBRC) Bill McNamee 549 Chris Van Dyke 1079 Kevin Walsh 6761980: 7-3 (4-1 BBRC) BBRC champion Marty Cavin 1182 Chris Van Dyke 820 Gregg Greene 3621979: 2-8 (1-4 BBRC) Jack Paul 752 Chris Van Dyke 443 Brad Wheeler 3261978: 8-2 (5-0 BBRC) BBRC champion1977: 6-4 (3-2 BBRC) 1976: 9-1 (4-1 BBRC) BBRC champion 1975: 4-6 (1-4 BBRC) 1974: 4-6 (2-3 BBRC) 1973: 8-2 (4-1 BBRC) 1972: 1-8 (1-4 BBRC) 1971: 2-6-1 1970: 3-5-1 1969: 6-3 1968: 3-6

The 2018 New Palestine football media guide was produced by the New Palestine High School athletic department and sports information director Andrew Smith. Text & research: Andrew Smith Cover photos: Jeremy Large, Andrew Smith, Al Cooper, Kyle Ralph Inside photos: Andrew Smith, Anna Spellman, Al Cooper, Jeff Wright, Shelby Horsley, Lifetouch Photography Media guide copyright 2018 New Palestine High School athletics. All rights reserved.

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