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3Kat ChatterFriday, September 13, 2019Thought for the day“A dream doesn’t become reality through magic; ittakes sweat, determination, and hard work.”Colin PowellToday’s Athletic EventsSPORTFootball (Boys V)OPPONENTMcCutcheonLOCATIONMcCutcheonTIME7:00 PM
THE WILDKATGirls GolfNoblesville 167, Kokomo 172Boys TennisKokomo 4, Logansport 1VolleyballKokomo 3, Lewis Cass 2Boys SoccerHamilton Southeastern 6, Kokomo 0
The boys tennis team was back in action when hosting a very solid Logansport squad last night inan NCC showdown. Logan gave us fits at every spot last night except #1 singles. The boyscame away with a 4-1 win, but was nearly a 5-0.Jon Callane continued his high level play in domination of his opponent. Jon won by the score of6-0, 6-1 and helped set the tone for the night!Next to strike for the Kats was Jackson Richards. Jackson’s opponent was very tricky, steadyand had a defensive game style that could really frustrate an opponent. Jackson did not let thisget to him and elevated his game throughout in his 6-4, 6-1 victory.Sealing the victory with the third point, Pablo Ketterer won by the score of 6-2, 7-5. Pablo’sopponent was a very athletic and quick kid that made Pablo earn his victory. I was proud of howPablo slowed and settled down to take the victory.The doubles would both prove to be battles. The # 2 doubles team of Nathanael Elkin and TaylorDuncan played lights out tennis in their opening set winning by the score of 6-0. Unfortunatelythe boys relaxed and got a little sloppy dropping the second. I was proud that they were able torefocus and re-energize themselves to take the final set by 6-0 also. Moments of great play!The final point on the night was the #1 doubles team of Ty Lauderbaugh and RajonSellers. These guys played their heart out and showed moments of brilliance! Unfortunatelythey came up a little short in three sets. The final score of that match was 7-5, 6-7(5), 106. What a dog fight!The JV was also victorious in their 4-3 win. The JV was stellar in their doubles efforts! Winnersincluded the teams of Shade Chadwell/Drew Swain, Caleb Wallace/Jacob Walker, LucasCummings/Louis Gamez, and Bobby Wonnell/Karson Parrott. Way to go guys!The varsity moved to 7-4 and the JV 6-4-1.The teams will have their hands full this weekend when hosting state-ranked Delta and WestLafayette as well as a very talented and senior heavy Lebanon squad.Good luck Kats!!!Coach Flanary
We finished our regular season last night with a great night of golf. We lost to #10 Noblesville167 -173 to finish our 9-hole matches 9-2.After the match we were able to celebrate our three seniors for the hard work and dedicationthese last 3-4 years.Senior Kiah Parrot finished with a 2-under 34, being the medalist again.Senior Emily Fuller had a career round and shot a 45.Senior Haley Salinas finished strong and had a 48.Molly Mavrick shot a 46.Elizabeth Lytle shot a 50.Layla Andrysiak shot a 54.Emma Hawkins shot a 66.Kamryn Hahn had a 67.This wraps up our regular season except for NCC Tournament. We head to Pebble Brook GolfCourse on Monday to compete.Until next tee time,Coach Carpenter
The Kokomo Lady Kats traveled to Lewis Cass last night to face the Lady Kings. This gametook fans and players alike through a rollercoaster of emotions.The Lady Kings came out strong in the first set defeating Kokomo 25-16. Not to be outdone,Kokomo came back in the second set 25-11 with a total of zero hitting errors.The Lady Kats struggled to maintain that energy in the third set and lost 25-18. With thefourth set came a revival of spirits with Kokomo winning 25-13.While this may seem like excitement enough, the fifth set was a rollercoaster to rival theother four sets. The Lady Kats had dug themselves in to a deep hole in the beginning of thefifth set when Correll Heath went back to serve. The score was 14-9 with the Lady Katsdown. After a strong run, the score read 14-14 with momentum on the Wildkats’ side. Aftertrading points back and forth, Kokomo took the final set 19-17.To say this win was a team effort would be an understatement. Malori Nichols led the hitterswith seventeen kills, ten digs, and four blocks. Jada Moore followed with twelve kills in herstrongest performance of the season. Mae Brandon added eleven kills, two aces, and elevendigs, and Asijah Miller tallied six kills with ten digs to help bring the Lady Kats kills to 40.But wait, there’s more. Correll Heath basically demanded respect from the other team withfive kills, two aces, two blocks, and 47 assists for the night. Quiet but deadly, SarahStonebraker added one kill, two aces, and thirteen digs, and the Lady Kats’ number onedefender, Jada-Claire Broomfield, kept 51 spikes from hitting Kokomo’s side of the floor.To make the night just a bit sweeter Kokomo JV Lady Kats also won clinching their first winof the season. They won 25- 23 and 25- 20.But just because the Lady Kats earned a good win doesn’t mean they get to rest. The varsityLady Wildkats will be suiting up this weekend to play a tournament in Chesterton followedby games Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday the following week.Assistant Coach Brandes
The Wildkats hosted non-conference foe Hamilton Southeastern andstumbled against the 9th-ranked Royals, dropping the matchup 6-0.The loss brings the Wildkats record to 2-5-1 on the season.The Wildkats stayed organized early, turning away several Royal shotsuntil they conceded the first goal of the match for a 1-0 Royalslead. After a foul was committed in the penalty area, freshmangoalkeeper Joey McConnell made a brilliant penalty kick save and therebound shot to hold the Royals to a one goal advantage.The Wildkats conceded once more before halftime, and the score stood2-0 in favor of HSE.Early in the second half, the Wildkats mounted an attack which resultedin a shot by senior forward and co-captain Anjelo Flores, but the Royalsbattled back, scoring two consecutive goals in the first three minutes ofthe second half to take the momentum completely and build a 4-0 lead.The Royals tacked on two more goals to round out the scoring and finishwith a 6-0 victory over the Wildkats.The men of the match are senior midfielder co-captain Gabriel AraujoLage and McConnell, who finished with 10 saves in the match.The Wildkats host conference foe Logansport in a critical NCC West tiltTuesday evening.Coach Blessing
McCutcheon’s football team has one rushing touchdown and four passing touchdowns throughthree games this season. Kokomo’s numbers are exactly the same.McCutcheon has rushed for 396 yards this season in 102 attempts for a 3.9 yards per carryaverage.Kokomo has run the ball 68 times for 122 yards for a 1.8 average.The Mavericks’ passing attack has completed 42.6% of their attempts (20-47) for 322 yards.The Mavs have four touchdowns through the air and three interceptions.Kokomo has thrown the pigskin 57 times, completing 27 (47.4%), for 476 yards. The Katshave four touchdown passes and five picks.McCutcheon’s total offensive yardage thru three games is 718, split 396 (55.2%) on the groundand 322 (44.8%) from their passing game.Kokomo has 598 yards of total offense. The Kats have run for 122 yards (20.5% of theoffense) and have thrown for 476 (79.5%).Kokomo is second in the NCC in passing yardage, trailing Jeff by 439 yards. McCutcheon isfourth.Of the eight NCC teams that report their stats to MaxPreps, McCutcheon is sixth in rushing andKokomo seventh.McCutcheon’s defense gave up five passing touchdowns last week to Jeff.The Mavs’ roster has 29 seniors, 23 juniors, and 22 sophomores.Kokomo’s 65-player rosters has 17 seniors,14 juniors,16 sophomores, and 18 freshmen.McCutcheon will start eight seniors on offense and three juniors. Defensively, the Mavs willopen with five seniors and six juniors.Kokomo starts four seniors, six juniors, and a sophomore on offense, and they will begin withseven seniors, two juniors, and two sophs defensively.Neither team will have a starter that plays both on offense and defense.The Sagarin Ratings have McCutcheon as the fourth best team in the NCC, the 21st in Class5A, and the 89th best in Indiana. Kokomo is ranked 6th best in the conference, the 28th best inthe class, and the 134th best in the state.John Harrell’s website predicts a 35-31 McCutcheon win.
McCutcheon’s Mason Douglas will undoubtedly be the focal point of the Kokomo defensethis week. The 6’2”, 200-pound senior is the Mavs’ quarterback and leading rusher. He hasrun the ball 42 times for 187 yards and passed the pigskin 47 times (completed 20) for 322yards.Mason Douglas, who has McCutcheon’s only rushing touchdown this season, accounts for71% of the Mavs’ offense.Mason Douglas had a 100-yard rushing effort against West Lafayette, carrying the ball 20times for 121 yards. He also has had two 100-yard passing efforts, 132 against GuerinCatholic and 108 last week against Jeff.Mason Douglas was primarily a linebacker last season for McCutcheon. He finished with69 tackles.Brayden Stall, a 6’0”, 175-pound sophomore, had 24 rushes for 107 yards against Jeff lastFriday. In McCutcheon’s first two games, Stall combined for five carries for 13 yards.Josh Garcia is the leading receiver for McCutcheon with eight catches for 165 yards. The5’9”, 160-pound junior has all four receiving touchdowns for the Mavs, including a 50yarder last week in the game with Lafayette Jeff.Will Griffin is the kicker for McCutcheon. He has made three field goals in three games,including 25- and a 33-yard boots last week.Torian Smith leads the Wildkats in rushing with 66 yards on 13 carries. Most of the yards(62) came last week against Marion.Andres Begne has completed 26 of his 53(49.1%) passes so far this season for 412 yards.The senior foreign exchange student had 256 of those yards against Plymouth.The Wildkats have 27 receptions in their three games, 12 of them by Noa Wainscott. Noother Wildkats has more than five. Nine of Wainscott’s 12 catches came against Plymouthwhen he had receptions for 203 yards.Kohl Beard leads the Kats in tackles with 17, one more than Nolan Hansen and two morethan Tre’ Hizer.
McCutcheon Football 2019 Varsity Roster#234567NameMason DouglasSpencer KannalJosh GarciaMatt DemkoDwayne WinfieldLuke BWRWRDBDEDLYr.121211121211#414243444546NameAlex McGlothlinMike FisherDiego CastanedaManuel MagallanesMason KershnerConnor POSDBDBTELBDLDBYr.1112101112118O'Marion Johnson5'10150RB1047910Drew AllenMicah Bryant5'86'195165LBDB/QB12114849John Schnerre5'11Lane ClevengerReece Dunbar5"115'11180LB10210175DLLB12101112Keavon LivingstonAaron Salazar5'105'10150140DBQB11105052Andrew WilliamsColby Parker5'105'10220190OLDL11111314Dawson DotyDevon Landberg5'96'3135175DBDB10125455Michael GilbertAyden Freeman5'85'11200230DLDL101115Will Griffin5'91801617Daniel HughesZaiden Zurfas5'76170205K1256DBLB12115760Logan Harper6'210OL11Russell Bays IIKolby Borders6'6'5240300OLOL12111819Brayden StallBryndan Perry65'11175165RBWR10116364Isaiah LoveKeaton Crum5'115'10260180OLOL101020Garrett Maish5'7160RB1266Dalton Richey6250DL122122Andrew DelaneyLazaro Singh6'5'5180135DBWR12116768Luke MorrisMyles Jackson6'86'285295OLOL12102324Calvin WhitedCesar Vargas5'85'10130160DBWR11117072Kody OliverCaleb Weidenburner6'56'2265300OLOL12102526Colin ElyEthan Kiser5'85'7130165WRRB10117374Sebastian CornejoTyler Korb5'116250285OLOL1112272829Billy Ades5'8142DB1275Richard Turner6'240DL12Tristan HalsemaJesus Escalera5'105'9230170RBDB11117781Jimmy OleazWilliiam Martin5'116'1275165DLDB12103031Tyler LathropDiego Garduno5'85'10160185DBLB12108485Jadon LawrenceEvan Lawson6'35'8170145WRWR101233Conner Gertzen5'8130DB1087Bryce Rees6'160WR113435JT LehrKevin Gregory65'9195150LBDB10128890Jeffery CookMarshall Crum6'6'185225WRDL12123637Dalton StallThomas Schnerre6'15'11195180LBRB11129294Bryce PhelpsCasey Herring6'16'200215DLDL10123840Cole GingrichJaden Shackelford6'6'220160DBDB12109799Eii LasterHunter Gregory5'95'8145185DBDL1010
2019 Kokomo High School VARSITY FOOTBALLNO.NAMEPOSHTWTGRNO.NAMEPOSHTWTCLAndrew JayDB5'71359Mitchell Van HornRB/6'1231111Dominick JuvinallDB5'816212472Cole BoruffK/P5'111811048/663Torian SmithWR/DB6'01711150Gavriel GreenLB5'716394Evan BarkerQB/FS6'0172951Nolan HansenLB6'0194126Kohl BeardLB/QB6'31901252Bryson ShoemakerTE/DL6'1234117Ja'rece RogersDB/WR6'11621053Branson GugeOL/DL5'9195118Andres BegneQB6'21721254Cody WestermanDL/OL6'02561210Chris ThomasWR6'01751255Dalton BerryOL/DL5'112621011Noa WainscottRB/DB5'10"1551156Cameron CrawfordOL/DL5'101721012Anjelo FloresK/P6'01711257Myles LenoirOL/LB5'61801114Bronson SmithDE/TE6'01841158Chris WhiteOL/DL5'112411215Trent PriceTE/LB6'11931160Gabe ShawverLB5'111791218Masiyah DowseyWR/FS6'41821261Deionye AlstonOL5'102051119Quinntez StuckeyLB/WR6'61841262Dreveon LewisOL/DL5'102171021Ta'shy StewartRB/DB6'01751063Jesse ValadezOL/DL5'71751022Tre' HizerLB/TE6'31761264George MontesDL5'81921023Blake ReedFB/LB5'91891265Trevion JohnsonDL5'10 2351224Shayne SpearRB/LB6'1231966Linkin BrockDL5'101621025Devon ThomasWR/DB5'10155968Brook BufkinOL/DL6'22251127Patrick HardimonWR/DB6'2179970Amir CummingsOL/DL6'12251128Plez LawrenceDB/RB5'91611071Sam BaityOL/DL6'02531130Keegan Name155145910Noah SmalleyOL/DL6'521211Jaylin Cannon5'85'77232RB/DBDB73Brayden CampOL/DL6'1272933Trey MarciniakRB/LB5'61451076Charley GrovesOL6'2222938Naaman CooperWR/DB5'6161977Matthew JohnsonOL/DL5'8189940Ethan MarciniakRB/DB5'71781278Deonte YoungOL/DL6'02671241Josh CookRB/DB5'81451080Stone DailyWR/DE6'21711043Dakota GunterLB/TE6'1203981John CurlTE/DL6'1204944Jackson Siefert-BarnesWR/K5'7152984Dre KirbyWR/DB6'0156945Kyin GambleWR/DB5'6145985Brandon BennettTE/LB6'2176946Kymani HowardWR/DB5'81521086RJ OgelsbyTE/DE6'61921187Nikolai ButcherDE6'11901090DaVaughn JonesDL6'12861298Trey WilliamsDL/OL6'02479
20Offensive StartersNameMason DouglasTristan HalsemaSpencer KannalJosh GarciaGarrett MaishThomas SchnerreKody OliverTyler KorbKolby BordersRussel Bays llLuke MorrisPosition Year HT WTQB126'2 200FB11 5'10 230WR126'2 150WR11 5'10 160RB125'7 155TE12 5'11 180RT126'5 265RG126' 285C116'5 300LG126' 240LT126'6 240#12268384437264685056Dalton StallLane ClevengerCasey HerringLuke RoyerRichard TurnerPostionCBCBSSLBLBLBDEDEDTDTLong SnappersMarshall CrumKolby BordersLSLSDefensive StartersNameJeffery CookKeavon LivingstonMicah BryantMatt DemkoZaiden ZurfasManuel MagallanesReturnersMicah BryantJosh GarciaGarrett MaishHoldersGarrett MaishYear HT WT126' 18511 5'10 150116' 16512 5'11 180116205116'1 205116'1 19512 5'11 210126' 215116'4 255126' 245121166'52253001111126' 1655'10 1605'7 155ReservesNameAaron SalazarEthan KiserO'Marion JohnsonSpencer KannalJadon LawrenceDiego CastanedaKeaton CrumMyles JacksonAndrew WilliamsLogan HarperPosition Year HTQB10 5'10RB115'7FB10 5'10WR126'2WR106'3TE10 5'11RT116'2RG10 5'10C106'LG11 2140473496917790ReservesNameDawson DotyTyler LathropAndrew DelaneyJaden SchackelfordJohn SchnerreJT LehrDrew AllenDwayne WinfieldBryce PhelpsJimmy OleazMarshall CrumPosition Year HTCB105'9CB125'8S126'S106'LB10 5'11LB106'LB125'8DE126'4DE106'1DT12 ter/KickerWill GriffinCaleb Weidenburner125'9180
K.H.S. FOOTBALL DEPTH CHARTvs. McCutcheonOFFENSEPOSNOSTARTERHTWT CLW7Ja'rece Rogers6'116210LT68Brook Bufkin6'222511LG71Sam Baity5'1124511C58Chris White5'1023212RG54Cody Westerman6'022712RT78Deonte Young5'1024012TE15Trent Price5'10160X86RJ Ogelsby6'6Z11Noa WainscottQB8TB48NOBACKUPHTWT CL21Ta'Shy Stewart5'101501078Deonte Young5'10240121119Quinntez Stuckey6'6184121921127Patrick Hardemon6'216295'101551121Ta'Shy Stewart5'1015010Andres Begne6'2172126Kohl Beard6'319012Mitchell Van Horn6'1231117Ja'rece Rogers6'116210DEFENSEPOSNOSTARTERHTWT CLNORAM19Quinntez Stuckey6'61841256NT90DaVaughn Jones6'128612DT65Tre Johnson5'10235DE14Bronson Smith6'0STUD LB51Nolan HansenFOX LB57FCBACKUPHTWT CLCameron Crawford5'101721054Cody Westerman6'0227121252Bryson Shoemaker6'1234111841156Cameron Crawford5'10172106'11951223Blake Reed5'917912Myles Lenoir5'61801023Blake Reed5'91791221Ta'Shy Stewart5'10150107Ja'rece Rogers6'116210BC3Torian Smith6'01711132Jaylin Cannon5'814510BANDIT22Tre' Hizer6'317612SS6Kohl Beard6'31901227Patrick Hardemon6'21629FS10Chris Thomas6'01751227Patrick Hardemon6'21629SPECIALISTSPOSNOSTARTERHTWT CLNOBACKUPHTWT CLK12Anjelo Flores6'0171122Cole Boruff5'1118110KO12Anjelo Flores6'0171122Cole Boruff5'1118110KOR21Ta'Shy Stewart5'101501011Noa Wainscott5'1015511P12Anjelo Flores6'0171122Cole Boruff5'1118110PR7Ja'rece Rogers6'11621021Ta'Shy Stewart6'015010LS-P14Bronson Smith6'01841140Ethan Marciniak5'717812LS-X14Bronson Smith6'01841140Ethan Marciniak5'717812H8Andres Begne6'2172126Kohl Beard6'319012
KOKOMO WILDKATS (0-3)DATEAug. 23Aug. 30Sep. 6Sep. 13Sep. 20Sep. 27Oct. 4Oct. 11Oct. 18OPPONENTNew Palestine 5Aat Plymouth 4Aat Marion 4A at McCutcheon 5A Lafayette Jeff 6A Muncie Central 4A Logansport 4A at Harrison 5A at Richmond 4A L 13 63L 20 41L6 457:00 pm7:00 pm7:00 pm7:00 pm7:00 pm7:00 pmMcCUTCHEON MAVERICKS (0-3)DATEOPPONENTAug. 23Aug. 30 atSep. 6atSep. 13Sep. 20 atSep. 27Oct. 4Oct. 11 atOct. 18Guerin Catholic 3AWest Lafayette 3ALafayette Jeff 6A Kokomo 5A Logansport 4A Richmond 4A Harrison 5A Muncie Central 4A Anderson 5A NORTH CENTRAL CONFERENCE GAMEL 14 24L 16 46L 12 477:00 pm7:00 pm7:00 pm7:00 pm7:00 pm7:00 pm
KOKOMO-McCUTCHEONFOOTBALL VICTORYLONGESTWIN STRKSHUTOUTS*-IHSAA Sectional games
North Central Conference play began last Friday with Lafayette Jeff, Harrison, Tech,Marion, and Anderson winning their league openers. Jeff remained the lone unbeaten teamin the conference, while Kokomo, McCutcheon, and Muncie Central will be searching forthat elusive first victory of the season this coming weekend.Jeff ran their record to 3-0 with a 47-12 win over Kokomo’s opponent this week,McCutcheon. The Bronchos led 47-3 at halftime. Bishop Johnson led the Bronchos withsix receptions for 156 yards and a pair of touchdowns. He also added his second return TDof the year with a 68-yard punt return score. Teammate Derrick Matthews also had sixcatches (for 113 yards). Maximus Grimes was an efficient 14-of-20 passing for 318 yards,while Thomas Hogan led the rushing with 78 yards on three trips. McCutcheon was led byBrayden Stall, who had 100 yards rushing on 24 carries. Mav quarterback Mason Douglasstruggled to complete just 4 of 18 aerials.Harrison also had a big first half in their 42-0 whitewashing of Logansport. The Raidersscored seven touchdowns in the first half, and there was a running clock after intermission.Omarion Dixon had just eight rushes in the contest for the Raiders, but gained 116 yards andthree touchdowns as Harrison had 300 yards on the ground. Logansport’s Josh Manfred had71 yards rushing, and QB Garrett Barron was 8-for-18 passing for 49 yards.Tech defeated Richmond 54-7. Jayden Elliott had his third straight 100-yard rushing effortwith 146 yards on 20 carries with two touchdowns. The Titans defense held the Red Devilsto 92 yards of total offense, 71 of which came on the ground. Wyatt Byrd, Richmond’s starrunning back, had 41 yards rushing but needed 21 carries to get there. Red Devilquarterback Drew VanVleet connected on four of his eight passes for 21 yards.Anderson put up 16 points in the first quarter and hung on for a 22-16 win over MuncieCentral. The Tribe’s Malachi Qualls intercepted a pass at his 2-yard line to thwart the finalBearcat drive. Qualls was also a star on offense, recording 64 receiving yards while adding afield goal and an extra point. The Indians eventual game-winning score came on a 69-yardpass with 2:10 left in the game. Muncie had their own workhorse in Shoka Griffin, who had127 yards rushing, a touchdown, and a two-point conversion in the first half alone.In action this week, Jeff will go cross county to face Harrison in the league’s top game.Anderson will head to Marion to take on the Giants, while Logansport travels to Indianapolisto face the Titans of Arsenal Tech. Richmond and Muncie Central will square off in theBearcats’ back yard, and Kokomo takes State Road 26 over to Tippecanoe County to matchup with the McCutcheon Mavericks.
NORTH CENTRAL CONFERENCEFOOTBALLCONFERENCEW-LPtsOPALL GAMESW-L1-0 47 12 31-0 420 21-0 547 21-0 456 21-0 22 16 10-10 42 10-17 54 10-16 45 0KOKOMO0-1 12 47 0McCutcheon0-1 16 22 0Muncie CentralLAST WEEK’S SCORESAnderson 22, Muncie Central 16 Harrison 42, Logansport 0 Tech 54, Richmond 7 Lafayette Jeff 47, McCutcheon 12 Lafayette rion 45, Kokomo 6 THIS WEEK’S GAMEAnderson at Marion , 7 pmKokomo at McCutcheon , 7 pmLafayette Jeff at Harrison , 7 pmLogansport at Tech , 7 pmRichmond at Muncie Central , 7 pm conference 910212014911797StreakWon 3Won 2Won 1Won 1Won 1Lost 1Lost 2Lost 4Lost 4Lost 8
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FOOTBALLOctober 26, 2018Anjelo Flores’ 25-yard field goal with just under five minutes to play gave Kokomo a 22-20lead over McCutcheon, and the Kats defense held on for the victory in the IHSAA Sectional.After Flores’ kick, the Mavericks drove to the Wildkats 19-yard-line, where they had a yardto make a first down. The Mavs failed on a third-down try, and the Kats stuffed another runby McCutcheon on fourth down with 38 seconds left to preserve the win.The first part of the game was just as exciting with the two teams alternating leads with bigplays. Kokomo’s touchdowns came on three passing plays, including a 72-yarder andanother from 44 yards out. McCutcheon also had three TDs through the air, two of them over60 yards.Kokomo’s Levi Hrabos connected on just nine of 26 attempts for 191 yards, but deliveredthree TDs. Steven Edwards was the primary target, grabbing four passes for 120 yards andtwo scores.Peyton Williams had better numbers with a 16-of-27 performance for 275 yards and threescores. Garrett Maish hauled in seven passes for 146 yards to lead the receiving corps.Jeremy Baker had 94 yards rushing for Kokomo, while Adam Jeffries was tops for the Mavswith 31. Jeffries was the running back that failed to convert on two occasions in the fourth.
GETTING TO KNOW YOUEthan MarciniakGrade: 12Sport: FootballThe NCC school I most enjoy playing against: MarionIf I could play one musical instrument it would be: ClarinetThe exotic food I have tried and liked: I haven’t tried any exotic foodsWhich of your immediate family participated in sports? Father, Mother, Sister(s), Brother(s)The streaming service I like best: NetflixI have tried deep fried: OreosMy favorite movie type: ActionMy favorite professional team in Indiana:My favorite subject area: Physical EducationIf I could trade places with one former KHS athleteit would be:My favorite thing to cook: I don’t cookMy role model: Coach BoughA nickname my friends sometimes call me: SimilacOne thing most people don’t know about me: I have a heart murmur
GETTING TO KNOW YOUDaVaughn JonesGrade: 12Sport: FootballThe NCC school I most enjoy playing against: MarionIf I could play one musical instrument it would be: GuitarThe exotic food I have tried and liked: I haven’t tried any exotic foodsWhich of your immediate family participated in sports? Father, Brother(s)The streaming service I like best: NetflixI have tried deep fried: Oreos, PicklesMy favorite movie type: ComedyMy favorite professional team in Indiana: PacersMy favorite subject area: MathIf I could trade places with one former KHS athleteit would be:My favorite thing to cook: Fried ChickenMy role model: Aaron DonaldA nickname my friends sometimes call me: JonesyOne thing most people don’t know about me: I like soft music sometimes
Which former KHS player had the most tackles for loss in a career?A.B.C.D.E.F.G.H.Javias GrayMark McClintockCorby SmithJoe EtheringtonNoah HurlockBrevin BeardCurt HutchinsJabrian AdamsAnswer appears at the bottom of the page.Who holds the boys cross country record for the fastest time?Answer will appear in the next Kat Chatter.Answer to the last Wildkat TriviaWhich former Wildkat boys tennis player won 77 matches in his career, the most of anyformer KHS player?Doug Linder
This Week in Wildkat CountrySPORTOPPONENTLOCATIONTIMEFriday, September 13Football (Boys V)McCutcheonMcCutcheon7:00 PMSaturday, September 14Tennis (Boys V)Volleyball (Girls V)Cross Country (Girls V)Cross Country (Boys V)KHS InviteChesterton TourneyMaconaquah InviteMaconaquah InviteKHSChestertonMaconaquahMaconaquah9:00 AM9:00 AM9:00 AM9:00 AM
KHS Student-Athlete of the WeekJulynne SpidellJulynne, a sophomore, is one of the best girls cross country runners in the areathis season. After winning several races earlier this year, Julynne took third inthe prestigious Marion Invitational with a KHS record time of 19:32.9. She brokethe previous record, held by Nicky Parry, by 17 seconds.KHS Web FavoritesKHS komo Tribunehttp://www.kokomotribune.com/Sports Journal of Central Indianawww.indianasportsjournal.comWIOU – Radio broadcasts1350amwiou.comKokomo Herald Sportshttp://theheraldsports.comKokomo Perspectivewww.kokomoperspective.comFastPlay Sportswww.fastplaysports.comHoward County Sports Hall of Famehttp://www.howardcountysportshof.com
Sep 13, 2019 · including 25- and a 33-yard boots last week. Torian Smith leads the Wildkats in rushing with 66 yards on 13 carries. Most of the yards (62) came last week against Marion. Andres Begne has completed 26 of his 53(49.1%) passes so far this season for 412 yards. The senior foreign exchange student had 256 of those yards against Plymouth.
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