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Boys Basketball

Last Game: 2/2/2010 Cathedral vs. Chatard  

Recap: Cathedral 46, Chatard 44 

Bishop Chatard -- LaRose 6, Miller 9, Wayer 20, Kleinschmidt 0, Guzek 0, Tegarden 0, Dietrick 0, Martin 5, White 4. 3-pointers: LaRose 1, Miller 3, Wayer 4. Totals: 15 6-21 44.

Cathedral -- Bayt 0, Barthel 0, Hughes 0, Gatson 2, Smith 12, Hartman 20, Owens 4, Hill 8, Bailey 0. 3-pointers: Smith 2, Hartman 2, Hill 2. Totals: 14 12-26 46.

Overall Record:10-4

All City Tournament Team: 

Player Name                                          School                      Grade

Ron Patterson***Tournament MVP           Broad Ripple               10

Alvin Boutte*                                          Howe                         11

Taylor Wayer                                          Bishop Chatard           12

Jeff McClintic                                          Covenant Christian      12

Brandon Demmings*                               George Washington     12

Chrishawn Hopkins*                                Manual                       12

Collin Hartman*                                      Cathedral                    9

Andre Hampton                                       T.C. Howe                  12

Jordan Manuel                                         T.C. Howe                  12

Armond Patterson                                   Broad Ripple               11

Isaac Mack                                             Arsenal Tech               12

Joel Smith                                              Heritage Christian        10

State Ranking: NR

Girls Basketball

Last Game:2/6/2010 vs. Arsenal Tech

Recap: Win Cathedral, Tech

Overall Record: 11-9

State Ranking: NR

Coed Swimming

Last Game: 2/6/2010

Recap: The lady IRISH had the most successful Girls Sectional Meet in the history of Cathedral High School with a 93% personal best times and by breaking four school records and one sectional meet record. Gabby Crowe set the synergy for the 2010 Sectional Finals on Saturday, Februrary 6th, by breaking the 200 Freestyle individual school record held by Katie Johnson since 1992 in the time of 1:57.93. Gabby went on to tie the 100 Freestyle individual school record and broke the sectional meet record (:55.08), set by Gabby in 2009, with a time of :53.70. Courtney Roessler also broke a school record in the 100 back stroke previously held by Rose Plomin, 2005, in a time of 1:01.66.

The 2010 sectional team included Gabby Crowe (Jr)*, Olivia Daley (Jr), Irene Deis (Sr)*, Caroline Dilts (Fr)*, Hannah Donahoe (So), Megan Donnelly (So)*, L.E. Evans (Jr)*, Anne Green (Fr)*, Olivia Jarrett (So), ALexa Kozyrski (Fr)*, Sarah Lenahan (Fr)*, Emily Lewis (Sr)*, Anna Marie Muelbroek (So) Allison Prechtel (Jr), Kristin Probst (Sr)*, Courtney Roessler (Sr)*, Aly Saum (Jr), Sarah Scheer (Jr)*, Nicole Starleaf (Jr), Emma Steinken (So), Clare Welch (So)*. (* indicates student athlete mad a contribution to the team total)

 Girls

Boys

Special Announcement: Andrew competed at the USA Diving Nationals in Columbus, Ohio qualifying him for Youth Olympic Games in Mexico in March. Here is the press release from US Diving. Andrew will be returning this Saturday! He will be diving for the IRISH in the Boys Sectionals on Saturday February 20 at 9:00 AM at Lawrence North.

February 4, 2010 Four divers earn the right to compete in Youth Olympic Games qualifer

Results:COLUMBUS, Ohio – Four divers have earned the right to represent the U.S. in next month’s Youth Olympics Game qualifier in Mexico. They earned their spots by placing first in a USA Diving selection event Wednesday and Thursday to determine who would represent the U.S. in the qualifying meet on March 12-13. The competition in Mexico will decide which divers qualify for the inaugural Youth Olympic Games, set for August 14-26 in Singapore. Divers who were born in 1993 or 1994 are eligible to participate.

Kaylea Arnett (Spring, Texas), Andrew Cramer (Indianapolis, Ind.), Michael Hixon (Amherst, Mass.) and Annika Lenz (Altadena, Calif.) won their respective events in the selection meet to earn the right to compete in Mexico and then in Singapore, should they advance. Arnett will compete in the girls’ 3-meter event after scoring 421.00 points in the selection event.

It’s cool because this is a new experience. It’s something that’s never been done before, and I’m excited to see what it’s all about,” said Arnett, a silver medalist at the 2008 Junior World Championships. Cramer scored 465.70 points in the boys’ 10-meter event to earn his spot in the Youth Olympics qualifying meet.

I felt really good out there, especially on my back 1 ½, 3 ½. It had been two years since I’d done that dive,” said Cramer, a 2009 junior national champion on platform. Hixon, a five-time junior national champion, scored 530.65 to top the boys’ 3-meter field. It would be really exciting to represent the U.S. in the first ever Youth Olympic Games. Anytime you get to dive for the U.S., it’s pretty cool,” said Hixon, who won two bronze medals at last year’s Junior Pan American Championships. Lenz scored 430.65 points to win the girls 10-meter platform event.

I’d be really honored to represent the U.S.,” said Lenz, a silver medalist at the 2009 Junior Pan Ams.

The selection event was held in conjunction with USA Diving’s Winter National Championships and World Cup Trials, which run from Feb. 4-8. All four divers are also competing in that event.

Wrestling

Last Match: 2/6/2010 Cathedral Wrestling @ Pendleton   

Recap: At Pendleton Heights Area winners in their weight classes included: Michale Venezia (Cathedral) at 103 pounds; Mason Todd (Pendleton Heights), 112; Brandon Nelson (Lawrence North), 119; Justin Eshelman (Pendleton Heights), 125; Greg Bell (Lawrence North), 130; Tiandre Edwards (North Central), 140; Tyler Wills (Cathedral), 160; Anthony Bill (Bishop Chatard), 171; Ibragim Komilov (North Central), 189; Arthur Wright (Tech), 215; Willie Henson (North Central), 285.

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