2000s-Shooting for the Goal

The goal is to strive for historical accuracy. Some records during this time is limited, and we needed to rely on FHSAA records and old school archives. Please feel free to contact us if you would like to add anything. You can contact nauman.justin@brevardschools, and please put in the subject line "WEBSITE". We will be happy to research any request.

This decade had one individual state champion and 2 team champions.

2000-01

The volleyball team won both the district and cape coast championship advancing to the regional final.

Shawn Kennedy was named area soccer player of the year, and he helped lead the mustangs to the regional final.

Jonathan Johnson qualified for the 800 in state for 5 years in row, and he finished 2nd in state his senior year.

Justin Barnes was named area player of the year for baseball.

Meghan Cornett was named area softball player of the year.

MAJOR CHANGE: Dr. David Piccolo takes over as the school's principal.

The 4-6 football team (Coach Hodgin) finished in a 3 way tie for 2nd, and lost in playoff tie-breaker.
The football team was led Tigger Beal, Billy Chavis, Ryan Hayes, Casey Kelley, Ryan Sisserson, Ian Zapotocky, Josh Padrick, Tim Riordan, and Danny Verpaele.
The girls cross country stand out runner was Kristen Hughes.
The boys golf team stand out player was Dan Mastre and Christian O'Conner.
Christian O'Conner qualified for the golf regional tournament.
The girls golf (Coach Holloway) team won the district championship, and the team was led by Mandy Friction, Andrea Maniz, and Lindsey Mace.
The 28-4 volleyball (Coach Denaburg) team wins the Cape Coast and District championship, and the team advanced to the regional final (3rd round) losing a close match to Spruce Creek.
The volleyball team was led by Dana Jaenicke (415 assists and 56 aces), Stacey Heddlesten, and Chantelle Jordan.
Boys swim (Coach Zieres) finished 21st in state, and the state qualifiers were 200 Medley (David Love, Jason Wetmore, Mike Zelinsky, Ray Curtis), David Love (200 Free/500 Free), Craig Turgeon (200 IM/100 Breast), Jason Wetmore (200 IM), Nick Pointer (50 Free), Greg Bittner (50 Free/100 Free), Mike Zelinsky (500 Free), 200 Free Relay (Nick Pointer, Ray Curtis, Greg Bittner, Craig Turgeon)
The girls swim (Coach Zieres) finished 6th in state and won the Cape Coast championship, and state qualifiers were 200 Medley (Mary Milburn, Amber Hartnett, Sara Stransky, Paige Peavler) Melissa Hatfield (200 Free/500 Free), Mary Milburn (200 Free/100 Back), Elise Hatfield (200 IM/500 Free), Sara Stansky (50 free, 100 fly), Loree Hughes (50 free), Amber Hartnett (100 Free/100 Breast), 200 Free Relay (Loree Hughes, Melissa Hatfield, Paige Peavler, and Amber Hartnett), 400 Free Relay (Sara Stransky, Elise Hatfield, Melissa Hatfield, and Mary Milburn).
The swimmers placing in state were the girls 200 Medley Relay (7th ) Sara Stransky 50 Free (8th ), Melissa Hatfield 500 Free (8th ), Mary Milburn 100 back (4th ), girls 400 Free Relay (8th), and the boys 200 Free Relay (5th).
Coach Zieres is again named area coach of the year for swimming.
The girls soccer standout player was Lea Kyle (11 goals and 5 assists).
The 18-4-4 boys soccer (Coach Carey) won the district championship, and the team advanced to the regional final (3rd round) losing to Palm Coast.
The boys soccer team was led by Shawn Kennedy (19 goals and 11 assists), Brent Latham (6 goals and 14 assists), and Mike Yandre.
Coach Carey received area coach of the year, and Shawn Kennedy received area soccer player of the year.
The 14-11 girls basketball team was led by Andrea Roberson.
The wrestling team (Coach Gentile) sent Gio Valazquez to the state tournament, and he finished 6th in the state.
The 28-4 baseball team (Goldfarb) won the Cape Coast and District Championships (4th District in a row), and the team advanced to the Regional Semi-Finals (2nd round).
The baseball team was led by Justin Barnes (.450/11 HR), Jeff Howell (.525/12 HR), Pat Gleason (10-0/.9 ERA), Mike Maffucci, and Travis Parrott.
The track and field team (Coach Bailey) had two place in the state meet for the 800; Jonathan Johnson (1:55.32) finished 2nd and Brad Gibson finished 8th.
Track and field also sent Krystal Harrell and Alyse Mullun in the high jump to the state meet.
The 27-6 softball (Coach Holloway) team won the tied for the Cape Coast and District Championship, and the team advanced to the first round of the playoffs.
The softball team was led by Meghan Cornett (25-7/.46 ERA/339 K), Nancy Quinn (.304), A.J. Wetherington, and Stacy Spell.

2001-02

Chantelle Jordan won area volleyball player of the year by leading the mustangs to a state championship appearance.

Connie Denaburg took the mustangs to the championship match and was named area coach of the year.

Bryan Stanton helped led the boys soccer team to the final four while earning area player of the year.

Notable hire, Coach Scott Carswell takes over the girls soccer program.
The 7-5 football team (Coach Hodgins) finished strong, and the team made it to the second round of the playoffs.
The football team was led by Josh Padrick, Danny Verpaele, Robert Kirkland, James Moss, and Tim Riordon.
The 29-4 volleyball team (Coach Denaburg) won the Cape and District, and the team advanced to the state final.
The volleyball team was led by Chantelle Jordan (244 kills, 161 digs, and 54 aces), Stacy Heddesten (146 kills, 188 digs, 45 aces), Brooke Wivholm (656 assists, 155 digs, 32 aces), Laura Jaenicke, and Cara McBean.
Coach Denaburg won area coach of the year, and Chantelle Jordan won area volleyball player of the year.
The girls cross country team was led by Jenny Silver.
The boys golf team finishes 4th at districts to qualify for the regional tournament.
The girls golf team finished 3rd at districts to qualifiy for the regional tournament.
The girls golf team was led by Mandy Friction who finished as individual district runner up.
The girls swim team state qualifiers were the 200 IM Relay, 200 Free Relay, 400 Free Relay, Mary Milburn, Amber Hartnett, Melissa Hatfield, Elise Hatfield, and Sandra Herbert.
The boys swim team state qualifier was Bruce Milburn.
The girls swim team finished 4th in the state and individuals placing were Elise Hatfield (4th/500 Free), Melissa Hatfield (8th/500 Free), Amber Hartnett (7th/100 Back) Mary Milburn (3rd/100 Back),400 Free Relay (8th), and 200 Medley Relay (3rd), while Bruce Milburn finished 7th in 500 Free on the boys side.
The 17-10 girls basketball team finished 2nd in the district, and they advanced to the first round of the playoffs.
The girls basketball team were led by Andrea Roberson (15.2 ppg) and Jess Smith (15.8 ppg).
The 16-3-5 boy soccer (Coach Carey) finished 2nd in district, and advanced to the final four losing to the eventual state champion Palm Harbor University.
The boys soccer team was led by Bryan Stanton (19 goals/12 assists), Jamie Malta, Shawn Breinlinger, Kevin Davis, and Neal Weintraub.
The wrestling team (Coach Gentile) sent Joe Lucero (160) to the state, and Chris Walker (140) who placed 4th in the state.
The 17-14 softball team finished 2nd in district, and the team advanced to the 2nd round of the playoffs losing to the eventual state champions, St. Thomas Aquinas.
The softball team was led by Danielle Franklin and Destin Franklin.
The baseball standouts were Travis Parrott (.386/11 2B) and Tyler Wine.
In girls track and field, the state qualifiers were Sofenya Grant (SP) and Tanisha Edmonds (100 H/300 H).

2002-03

Alana and Alicia Campitelli won the state championship in wrestling. The twins are considered the "Pioneers of Girl's Wrestling in Brevard County"

Chantelle Jordan once again was name area player of the year in volleyball.

The 9-3 football team (Coach Friel) finished 2nd in the district, and the team advanced to the 2nd round of the playoffs.
The football team was led by Danny Verpaele, George Long, Tad Maconahie (53 tackles), Joe Kennedy, TJ Brown, Blaine Hayes (172 tackles), Tim Glover, and Jade Braxton.
The boys golf team finishes forth at district to advance to regionals and led by Dan Maste.
The girls golf team advances to regionals, and the team was led by Mandy Friction (38.75 average), Christine Ward, Taylor Deignan, and Charley Blackmon.
The 25-4 volleyball (Coach Denaburg) won the Cape Coast and District championship, and the team made it to the Regional Finals losing to St. Thomas Aquintis.
The volleyball team was led by Chantelle Jordan (176 kills/140 digs/40 aces), Brooke Wivholm (488 assists, 83 digs), Laura Jaenicke (110 kills/125 digs/33 aces), and Lisa Ousley.
Coach Denaburg won area coach of the year, and Chantelle Jordan won area player of the year for volleyball. Also, Chantelle Jordan and Brook Wivholm were named all-state.
The swim team state qualifiers were Joel Bernkrant, Elise Hatfield, David Love, Bruce Milburn, Jesy Rose, Rebecca Skillen, Jason Wetmore, and Rebecca Whittcomb.
At the state swim meet, Bruce Milburn placed 8th in the 200 free (1:46).
The 19-8 girls basketball team finished second in district, and they advanced to the 2nd round of the playoffs.
The girls basketball team were led by Kristen Heminger (10.6 ppg/9.8 rbg), Makeda Cockrell, and Andrea Roberson.
The 15-4-3 boys soccer (Coach Carey) finished 2nd in district, and the team advanced to first round of the playoffs.
The boys soccer team was led by Steven Dishong (6 goals/11 assists), Michael Lally, Andrew Shroble, and Nick Bezer.
The wrestling team (Coach Gentile) sent Graham Smith, Cole Smith, and Eric Karageanes to the State wrestling tournament.
In girls wrestling, twin sisters Alana and Alicia Campitelli both won the state championships in wrestling.
The girls track state qualifier was Tanisha Edmonds (HJ/100 H/ 300 H).
The boys state qualifiers were the 4x100 and 4x400 (Dray Dix, Tim Glover, Jade Braxton, and Danny Verpaele).
The 15-11 baseball team was led by Travis Parrott (.442/26 rbi), Thomas Duncan, and Todd Hintz.
The 17-11 softball team was led by Danielle Franklin (.353/13 rbi) and Destin Franklin (.339/ 22 sb).

2003-04

The football team advances to the regional finals.

The boys soccer team advances to the Final Four.

MAJOR CHANGE: Mr. Gary Shiffrin takes over as the school's principal.

Notable hire, Coach Angie Patrick takes over the volleyball program.

The 9-4 football team (Coach Friel) finished 2nd in district, and the team advanced to the 3rd round of the playoffs.
The football team was led by Danny Verpaele (1015 ryd and 10 td/1531 pyd and 13 td), Michael Casper, Tad McConahie (87 tackles), Sean Hayes (230 tackles), Xavier Chapple, Michael Casper, Eddie Haupt, Ryan Kirkland, Travis Irby, and Mike Mangold.
The 15-11 volleyball (Coach Patrick) team was led by Krista McAra.
The boys cross country team was led by John Aspes.
The girls golf team finished 2nd in district to qualify for the regional meet.
The girls golf team was led by Mandy Fricton and Charley Blackmon.
The boys golf team was led by Josh Goolsby, Shawn Brunk, and Nate Stevens.
In swimming the state placers were Elise Hatfield placing 6th in 500 free (5:08) and Bruce Milburn placing 5th 500 free (4:45) and 6th 200 free (1:46.49)
The 20-4-1 boys soccer team finished 2nd in the district, and the team advanced to the Final Four.
The boys soccer team was led by Nick Bezer (24 goals/16 assists), Michael Lally (11 goals/16 assists), Matt Smith (85 saves), J.R. Simon, and Michael Knifing.
The girls soccer team was led by Natalie Feller.
The wrestling team (Coach Gentile) sent Andrew Flinn and Ryan Courtney to the state wrestling tournament.
The track and field state qualifiers were Ryan Kirklin (400), Boys 4x100 placing 6th (James Simon, Danny Verpaele, Xavier Chapple, Jade Braxton), boys 4x400 placing 4th (Ryan Kirklin, Pierce Cook, Jade Braxton, Kasheef Baker), Kasheef Baker placing 4th (TJ), and the boys team finished 19th in state.
The 16-11 softball team finishes 2nd in districts, and the team advanced to the 2nd round of the playoffs.
The softball team was led by Destin Franklin (.283), Trisha Puls (.373), and Khristy Salario

2004-05

Eddie Haupt was named area offensive player of the year.

Sean Hayes was named area defensive player of the year.

Bruce Milburn was named area swimmer of the year.

The 9-2 football team (Coach Friel) won the District Championship, and the team advanced to the regional finals.
The football team was led by Eddie Haupt, Desmond Newbold, Xavier Chapple, Sean Hayes (189 tackles), Nathan Stafford, and Marcus Williams.
In boys swimming team had a successful year with Bruce Milburn finished 6th in 500 free (4:44.86) and 7th in 200 free (1:45.49), and Joel Bernkrant qualified in the 500 free
The 17-7 volleyball team was led by Ali Hansen, Christine Kennedy, and Brittney Scott.
The boys golf team had Shawn Brunk qualify for the regional golf match.
The boys basketball team was led by Sean Zeller.
The 15-5 girls soccer team (Coach Carswell) finishes 2nd in district, and the team advances to the 2nd round of the playoffs.
The girls soccer team was led by Cara Bortz (28 goals), Caroline Wise (7 goals/14 assists), and Natalie Feller.
The 16-5-1 boys soccer team finishes 2nd in district, and they advance to the first round of the playoffs.
The boys soccer team was led by Shawn Brunk, Matt Smith (119 saves), Michael Knipfing, and Sean Walker
Wrestling, Andrew Flinn, Phil Rehberg, and Graham Smith (40-3) win individual CCC Championships in their weight class and also qualify for the state wrestling tournament.
Graham Smith and Andrew Flinn are named Lightweight and Upperweight Most Outstanding wrestlers at the CCC Championships.
Track and field state qualifiers was Pierce Cook (400).
The 16-13 baseball team finished 2nd in district, and the team advanced to the 2nd round of the playoffs.
The baseball team was led by Sean Gleason, Matt Bumpus, Kyle Diamantes, and Josh Noble.
The softball team was led by Khristy Salario and Krista Spell.

2005-06

Coach Patrick's first district championship, and she was named area coach of the year.

Megan Walden was named area volleyball player of the year.

The girls soccer team advances to the state championship game.

The football standouts were Kyle Damper (88 tackles), Kevin Chaput, Zack Huppert (24 rec with 372 yrd), Desmond Newbold, and Nate Pettus.
The 25-3 volleyball team had a successful year winning the district championship, and the team advanced to the 2nd round of the playoffs.
The volleyball team was led by Megan Walden (758 assists, 92 digs, 77 aces, and 51 blocks), Alana Staples (237 kills, 134 digs, and 48 aces), Stephanie Merek, and Paula Passmore.
Coach Patrick was named area volleyball coach of the year and Megan Walden was named area volleyball coach of the year.
The boys cross country team had John Culver qualify for the state meet where he finished 75th place.
The boys swimming state qualifier Andrew Waryk in diving finishing fifth in state.
The 20-5-2 boys soccer team won the District Championship, and the team advanced to the regional final losing to Jensen Beach.
The boys soccer team was led by Eric Lynch (38 goals), Matt Smith (15 shutouts), Scott Harrison, and Tyler Sharp.
The 20-3-1 girls soccer team won the District Championship, and the team advanced to the state title game losing to Nease.
The girls soccer team was led by Cara Bortz (38 goals), Kacie Brewer (13 goals), Natalie Feller (13 shutouts), Caroline Wise (21 assists), and Megan Stone.
Scott Carswell was named area soccer coach of the year for taking the lady mustangs to the championship game.
The 19-9 boys basketball team (Coach Flaskamp) finished 2nd in district, and the team advanced to the 1st round of the playoffs.
The wrestling team send Phil Rehberg (145) to the state tournament where he finished 6th in the state.
The basketball team was led by Sean Zeller (20.1 ppg).
The girls tennis team was led by Shannon Hord.
The 22-7 baseball team finished 2nd in the district, and the team advanced to the 2nd round of the playoffs.
The baseball team was led by Kyle Diamantas (.415 with 21 RBI), Ryan Vigue (9-1 with 0.70 ERA), and Lance Hynes.
The girls softball team was led by Krista Spell.
Girls track and field (Coach McLean) state qualifier was Danielle Martin (DT)
Boys track and field (Coach Campbell) state qualifiers were Nate Pettus (100/200) and Trey Stevens (TJ).

2006-07

Crystal Niederriter was named volleyball area player of the year, and Coach Patrick was named area coach of the year.

The boys soccer team advances to the final four.

Matt Smith earned area soccer player of the year and Coach Carey won area coach of the year.

The 5-7 football team (Coach Jenkins) won the District Championship, and the team advanced to the second round of the playoffs.
The football team was led by Kyle Dampier (75 tackles), Kyle Hayes, Nick Studstill, JD Bower (32 rec for 427 yrd) ,Kyle Dougherty, and Desmond Newbold (Pass 809/Rush 636).
The 24-5 volleyball team won the district championship, and the team advanced to the 2nd round of the playoffs losing to Cardinal Gibbons (the eventual state champion).
The volleyball team was led by Crystal Niederriter (319 kills/126 digs), Paula Passmore (360 digs/70 aces), and Anna Tournade.
The boys cross country team had John Culver qualify for the state meet where he finished 7th in state.
The boys golf (Coach Jackson) team finished 3rd in district to qualify for regionals, and the team was led by Glenn Mankes, David Mercer, Jared Masucci, Mike Duncan, and Tyler Rutledge.
The 28-1 boys soccer (Coach Carey) won the District and Cape Coast championship, and the team advanced to the Final Four losing to the eventual state champion Nease.
The boys soccer team was led by Scotty Harrison (23 goals/18 assists), Logan Linton (10 assists), Caleib Lynch, Eric Lynch (21 goals/18 assists), Matt Smith (145 save/17 shutouts), Shane Daly, Daniel Monje, and Tyler Sharpe
Matt Smith earned area soccer player of the year and Coach Carey won area coach of the year.
The 13-3-4 girls soccer (Coach Carswell) finished 2nd in district, and the team advanced to the regional final (3rd round).
The girls soccer team was led by Megan Stone.
The boys wrestling team sent Bryan Brown (125), Issac Lucero (135), Emre Bulloch (145), Drew Lowery (160), and Mike Williams (189) to the state tournament.
The girls track and field (Coach McLean) qualifier was Veronica Spake (100H)
The boys track and field (Coach Campbell) state meet qualifier was John Culver (1600).
The girls tennis team was led by Shannon Hord.
The 24-4 baseball team won the District championship, and the team advanced to the 2nd round of the playoffs.
The baseball team was led by Torey Ekey (.388/22 RBI), Lance Hynes (.380/28 RBI), A.J. Starkey ( 7-2/95 K/66 in and .378), and Taylor Jordan (12-1/0.94 ERA/94 K)

2007-08

Paula Passmore won area volleyball player of the year.

Ryan Zimmer was named area soccer player of the year, and he helped led the mustangs to the final four.

The girls soccer team advanced to the state title game.

Notable hire, Coach McLean takes over the football program.
The football team was led by Kyle Hayes, Austin Schell, and Sean Bower.
The 23-6 volleyball team (Coach Patrick) won the District Championship, and the team advanced to the second round of the playoffs losing to Jensen Beach (the eventual state champions).
The girls volleyball team was led by Paula Passmore (480 dig/46 aces), Crystal Niederriter (260 kills/59 blocks/154 digs/67 aces), and Katie Riley.
The boys cross country team had John Culver (16:02) qualified for the state meet where he finished 5th in state.
The boys swim state qualifiers were Wil Parker (50 free/100 free) and Clayton Maffeo (1m dive)
At the state meet Wil Parker (21.95) finished 6th in 50 free, Clayton Maffeo (393.25) finished 2nd in 1meter dive, and the team finished 19th in state
The boys golf (Coach Jackson) team had David Mercer qualify for the regional match.
The 23-4 boys soccer team (Coach Carey) won the district championship, and the team advanced to the Final Four losing in overtime.
The boys soccer team was led by Ryan Zimmer, Scotty Harrison (19 goals), Eric Lynch (19 goals/8 assists), Matt Behrhorst, and Danny Monje.
The 19-5-3 girls soccer team finished 2nd in the district, and the team advanced to the state championship losing to Nease.
The girls were led by Lauren Houston (140 saves), Megan Stone, Sadie McLean, Holly Payne, and Sophia Levensaler.
The wrestling team sent Johnny Brown (112) and Paul Skawinski (125) to state tournament.
The girls tennis team won the district championship, and the team advanced to the 2nd round of the playoffs.
The girls tennis team was led by Krista Hamilton and Kara Van Hoose.
The boys track (Coach Campbell) team state qualifiers were John Culver (1600) and Mike Vani (PV)
At the state track and field meet, the placers were John Culver (6th/4:26) in 1600 and Mike Vani (3rd/14'6"), and the team finished 21st.
The girls softball team was led by Maryellen Pilitowski.
The 19-10 baseball team finished 2nd in the district, and the team made the 1st round of the playoffs.
The baseball team was led by P.J. Biocic (.402), Brinley Griffin, and Michael Paulk.

2008-09

Picture from the Florida Today on February 22, 2009. This is moments after Tyler Star kicked in the game winning goal to win MIHS first soccer championship.

Picture from the Florida Today on May 9, 2009. Shot of Mike Vani not only winning the state title, but also breaking the state record in the pole vault for track and field.

Coach Scotty Carey won area coach of the year, while winning his first state championship with the mustang soccer team.

The 7-5 football team (Coach McLean) won the District Championship, and the team made it to the 2nd round of the playoffs.
The football team was led by Ryan Adair (82 tackles), Vic Czyzewski (162 tackles/county leading tackler), Joe Battle, T.J. Frederick, Sean Bower (47 rec/489 yrd), Kerry Collins, Brandon McCray, and Austin Schell.
The 20-9 volleyball team won the district championship, and the team advanced to the 1st round of the playoffs.
The volleyball team was led by Paula Passmore (380 digs/65 aces), Sarah Steele, and Brooke Moore.
The swim and dive state qualifiers were Clayton Maffeo (1m dive), William Huie (1m dive),
The girls golf team won the district championship to advance to the regional tournament.
The girls golf team was led by Alexis Crawford, Holly Fischer, Brooke DeMorat, Jennifer Kirkpatrick, and Bethany Sinclair.
The 18-2-4 boys soccer (Coach Carey) won the District title, and the team advanced to the final were they won the State Championship winning in double overtime beating Nease.
The boys soccer team was led by Sean Duble, Jake Moore (13 goals), Tyler Starr (4 goals/10 assists), Matt Behrhorst, and Ian Stoll.
The 21-5-1 girls soccer team finished 2nd in the district, and the team advanced to the regional final losing to Cardinal Gibbons.
The girls soccer team were led by Holly Payne, Lauren Houston, Alyssa Rochester, and Amanda Wilkin.
The wrestling team send Paul Skawinski (130), Kyle Bocci (145), and Dylan Lee (160) to the state tournament.
The girls track and field (Coach McLean) state qualifiers were Brittany Young (PV)
The boys track and field (Coach Campbell) state qualifiers were Mike Vani (PV).
The track and field state placer was Mike Vani (1st/16'8") in the pole vault. As of now, he still has the state record.
The 21-9 baseball team won the District championship, and the team advanced to the 2nd round of the playoffs.

2009-10

Picture from the Florida Today on February 12, 2010. The girls soccer team wins their first state championship.

Scott Carswell earned area coach of the year by leading the lady mustangs to their first state title.

Dustin Geiger wins all area baseball player of the year.

The 10-2 football team (Coach McLean) won the District Championship, and the team made it to the 2nd round of the playoffs.
The football team was led by T.J. Frederick (1344 yrd/18 td), Austin Schell, Shane Williams, Vic Czyzewski (106 tackles), Joe Battle, and Colby Enlow.
The 21-5 volleyball team (Coach Patrick) won the District Championship, and the team advanced to the 2nd round of the playoffs losing to Jensen Beach (the eventual state champions).
The volleyball team was led by Brooke Moore (750 assists/211 digs/93 kills/83 aces), Jennifer Jimenez, and Natalie Witherelle.
The girls cross country team qualified for the state meet finishing 24th, and the team was led by Leah Harpole, Elizabeth Harper, Coral Robinson, Crystal Ellison, and Haillie Lowery.
The boys swim and dive team state qualifiers were Cole Maffeo (1m dive) and Peter Gonzalez (500 free)
The boys swim and dive state placer was Cole Maffeo (6th/380.4) in dive.
The girls golf team finished 2nd in district to qualify for the regional tournament.
The girls golf team was led by Alexis Crawford, Holly Fischer, Brooke DeMorat, Jennifer Kirkpatrick, and Abby Cheshire.
The 13-11 boys basketball team (Coach Flashkamp) finished 2nd in district, and the team qualified for the 1st round of the playoffs.
The boys soccer team finished 2nd in district, and the team advanced to the 1st round of the playoffs.
The boys soccer team was led by Matt Behrhorst (10 goals), Jake Moore, and Ben Behrhorst.
The 18-3-2 girls soccer team won the district championship, and advance to the playoffs to earn their 1st state title by beating Bartram Trail in penalty kicks in overtime.
The girls soccer team was led by Stacy Steele, Amanda Wilkin, Sydney Drinkwater, and Oliva Berry.
The wrestling team sent Kyle Bocci (160) to the state tournament.
The boys tennis team finishes 2nd at the district, and the team advances to the 1st round of the playoffs.
The boys tennis team was led by Christopher Ngo.
The boys track and field (Coach Campbell) state qualifier was Sam Adams (PV),
The girls track and field (Coach McLean) state qualifiers were Amanda Wilkin (PV), Beth Baldree (SP). and Courtney Cooper (1600).
The 25-4 baseball team won the District championship, and the team advanced to the 2nd round of the playoffs.
The baseball team was led by Dustin Geiger (.534/7 hr and 6-0/3 saves), Kyle Van Alstine (6-1/1.91era), P.J. Biocic, and Joey Noble.

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