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YEARLY DISCLAIMER: 1. You must make your indiviual region teams 2. D1 and even most D1aa, or FCS will not allow the players to participate 3. Its a REPRESATATIVE ALL STAR GAME: Each team has to be made up of certain number of players from 1a, 2a, and each region must be represented by the quota established 4. Always Really Good HS players get left off each year, but its truly a puzzle the coaches have to put together. There might be an overall better player at a position group, but that player was a 5a player and you need to still fill a 1a spot, so it goes to the 1a player. Just an example, it has been that way since its inception. Without further delay SEE attached 2021 IFCA North-South All Star Classic Rosters.pdf 2021 North All Star Team Position First Name Last Name School Height Weight Class QB James Arnold South Adams 6-3 215 1A QB Blaze Cano Hanover Central 5-9 170 3A RB Juan Jaramillo Warsaw 5-9 185 6A RB Omarion Dixon Harrison (WL} 6-1 225 5A RB Derrick Woods Elkhart 5-10 180 6A RB Ryan Walsh Andrean 5-11 190 2A WR Drew Pearce Tipton 6-0 190 2A WR Marcus Hardy Merrillville 6-4 185 6A WR Jakob Reichard Plymouth 6-3 200 4A WR Zion King Harrison (WL} 6-1 185 5A TE Nick Miller South Adams 6-4 230 1A TE Tristen Hayes Oak Hill 6-5 225 3A OL Wade Hardebeck Lafayette Central Catholic 6-5 252 1A OL Reeve Muncie Carroll (Allen) 6-4 285 6A OL Drake Adams Michigan City 6-2 280 5A OL Jayden Semak Mishawaka 6-3 300 5A OL Trace Walter Mishawaka Marian 6-5 240 3A OL Brady Parker Homestead 6-0 260 6A OL Jose Reducindo FW Northrop 6-2 275 5A OL Braydon Erb Western 6-2 285 4A OL Max Korniak Rensselaer Central 6-2 245 2A OL Dylan Marin North Judson 6-0 205 1A DE Mitchell Menting Mishawaka Marian 6-4 200 3A DE Riley Woodin Delta 6-1 240 4A DE Jamarius Evans Yorktown 6-5 210 3A DE Zaiden Zurfas McCutcheon 6-0 215 5A DT Peter John Charles Logansport 5-10 200 4A DT Kayden Sowders Lafayette Jeff 6-1 285 6A DT Joe Apata Penn 6-3 275 6A DT Carter Bach Northridge 6-2 240 4A ILB Reilly Granger Crown Point 6-0 210 6A ILB Devon Tippmann FW Bishop Dwenger 6-1 200 5A ILB Luke Palmer Homestead 5-10 195 6A ILB Devin Sanders Merrillville 5-11 215 6A OLB/SS Tyler Turley Hobart 5-8 170 4A OLB/SS Kyle Newcom Lowell 5-10 185 4A CB Alden Miller Eastbrook 6-0 185 2A CB Brayden Payne FW Concordia 6-0 170 3A CB Tavairous Easley-Jones FW Snider 5-11 180 6A FS Elijah Sutton Southwood 5-7 145 1A FS Addai Lewellen Pioneer 5-8 165 2A FS Sam Schott West Lafayette 6-3 190 3A FS Carson Crowe Griffith 6-2 200 4A FS Lane Burns Eastside 5-9 165 2A PK Liam Shepard Valparaiso 6-0 190 5A P Leyton Czarnecki LaVille 6-1 180 2A Manager Wyatt Warner Columbia City Manager Kyla Canen Twin Lakes Manager Ethan West Monroe Central Head Coach Grant Moser South Adams Coach Mike Davidson Mishawaka Marian Coach Craig Osika Hobart Coach Brian Nay Lafayette Central Catholic Coach Aaron Tolle Tipton Coach Kris Hueber Warsaw Coach Scott Steiner South Adams Coach Sean Granger Crown Point Coach Jamie Sailors Logansport Coach Doug Martz Southwood 2021 South All Star Team Position First Name Last Name School Height Weight Class QB Nathan McCahill Indpls Cathedral 6-0 175 5A QB Colton Pence Evansville Memorial 6-2 180 4A RB Chase Valentine Whiteland 5-8 160 5A RB Wenkers Wright Floyd Central 6-1 185 5A RB Jake Langdon Indpls Cathedral 6-1 205 5A WR Trey Reed Washington 6-5 210 3A WR Adrian Terry Covenant Christian 5-9 155 1A WR Wallace Stovall Avon 6-0 165 6A WR Connor Delp Center Grove 5-10 175 6A WR Mason Piening Westfield 6-0 180 6A WR Luke Wooten Danville 5-10 185 3A TE Garrett Keith Center Grove 6-5 255 6A TE Llias Gordon Northview 6-1 220 4A C Christian Porter Indpls North Central 6-0 270 6A C Jack Woodcock Chatard 6-3 268 3A OL Kanon Kelley Brownsburg 6-2 270 6A OL Brian Wittkamper South Decatur 6-0 292 1A OL Tucker Keevers New Palestine 6-2 275 5A OL Dylan Mathena Tell City 6-6 252 2A OL Sam Mackall Mt. Vernon Fortville 6-3 275 4A OL Hunter Nichalson Columbus East 6-4 285 6A OL Bronson Kooy Westfield 6-4 293 6A PK Spencer Hanna Carmel 5-11 165 6A DE Turk Faitele Southport 6-1 240 6A DE Blake Ritzert Mt. Vernon Posey 6-1 210 3A DE Brach Carrington Greencastle 6-3 200 3A DE Tommy O'Connor Mooresville 6-4 230 4A DT Romel Williams Ben Davis 5-9 275 6A DT Chandler Reatherford Milan 5-11 260 1A DT Larry Harris Lawrence North 6'3 265 6A DT Ethan Parris Lawrenceburg 6-1 275 3A ILB Hayden Filipovich Indpls Lutheran 6-0 200 1A ILB Luke Marsh Western Boone 5-10 195 2A ILB Kole Viel East Central 6-1 215 4A ILB Sean Sinovic Indpls Roncalli 6-0 200 4A OLB Blake Surface Shenandoah 6-2 205 2A OLB Thomas Defreese Indpls Scecina 5-9 165 2A SS Maddix Blackwell Bloomington South 5-10 190 5A SS Aneill Boatright Ben Davis 6-0 165 6A FS Blake Mann Jasper 6-2 190 4A FS Logan Koehne North Decatur 5-9 175 1A CB Terez Reid Warren Central 5'10 175 6A CB Ryan Dickenson Centerville 6-0 185 2A CB Hunter Hatfield South Dearborn 6-2 190 4A CB Tamarris Springfield Carmel 5-9 165 6A P Gage Puterbaugh Richmond 5-10 175 4A Manager Bri Rojas Avon Manager Cassie Mallory Lawrence North Manager Kelsey Stump Greenfield Central Manager Zach Willliams Jasper Manager Michael Fowler Floyd Central Head Coach Dave Pasch Indianapolis Lutheran Coach Scott Turnquist Zionsville Coach Jared Urban Zionsville Coach Scott Evans Southport Coach Kyle Padgett Centerville Coach Briendle Fletcher Centerville Coach Joe Morris Washington Coach Joe Shelton Jasper Coach Rand Ballart South Dearborn Coach Mike Dowell South Decatur

Agree....there are always kids who for no other reason than attending one of these camps gets a shot at "next level" football. I have volunteered my time at a few of these and it's pretty rewarding personally.

Keep it up Coach. Thank you for offering choices for the kids to get better.

There have been a lot of factors mentioned above. Here are a few other reasons that may be a factor: 1) Parent buy in-Not only do kids have to buy in to the coach and program but the parents must as well. Parents have to shuttle the kids back and forth to practice, workouts, and such until a time that the kid can drive them self. And parents themselves have to want their kids to do well.(you might be shocked to here parents say "my kid won't get in further in life than me" 2) Teacher support-Teachers can have a lot of influence on kids as well. They are speaking to them maybe more that the parents. If a teacher can say to a student try something new like XYZ sport or ABC club they might try it. 3) Opponents attitude towards Pioneer- May teams are beat before they take the field due to their attitude "We can't beat them, why even try!" This could be said by the actual opponent or the opponents parents, or the opponents classmates, etc. You hear it enough and you start to feel it within you.

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Supposedly.

I'm with you that enrollment figure for this year will be inaccurate, in some cases wildly so, but what would be the solution to the problem? Using old enrollment numbers would in a number of cases be just as inaccurate right? (Given the rapid growth in some areas of the state and the rapid decline in other areas). Just putting it out there as a topic for discussion and generation of ideas.

Not at all. Just enjoy stirring the pot a bit. I do have a Bloomington sheepskin though, you know?

AWESOME! Serving others is so rewarding. Great job!

Congratulations to all players selected. I would add disclaimer 1b. At the regional level, each coach is allowed to nominate 4 (I think) players. Combine that with your other points, and yes there are always deserving players who may not be named.

Thanks man!! I appreciate your post!

I loved going to his camps when I was in high school...3 summers of workouts and meeting some really talented players...I looked forward to going every summer! I learned a lot from him and his camp coaches...thanks Mr Dullaghan...thanks for helping be the best I could be!

Agreed. If you are concerned about a money making racket selling false hope, I suggest you head west from Westfield HS and check out Grand Park on a weekend. Plenty of empty promises at a travel soccer or baseball tournament.

I believe he is also Director of Athletics Sometimes its just the right time to shift sole focus to one or the other

What it really means is, the next Indiana Basketball coach, probably sooner than later, will have the largest contract in IU sports history.

The statute hardly “dictates” how states draw Congressional districts. States are now — and should be — free to draw districts in any fashion they want, provided they do not unconstitutionally infringe the principle of “one man, one vote,” i.e., all votes count equally.

Thanks for sharing! Loved going to Bishop Dullaghan camp in high school, and then coached a few years as a college coach and then player at his camps. Great man

haha, win a couple bucket games ....... IU fans.... good times All-time series Purdue leads, 74–42–6 Trophy series Purdue leads, 60–32–3 starting 1925 only 30 more years to close that GAP

Purdue has to have one sport that they can beat indiana in.

What it means is their basketball coaching situation sucks.

But take this into account: https://globalsportmatters.com/health/2019/06/14/for-better-health-safety-of-athletes-which-playing-surface-is-best/

Owen Valley High School will be turf in 2021. Construction is already underway

Speaking specifically on football.....It was either the spring of 2016 or 2017 (I can't remember) Coach Mike Johnson came down and did a mini clinic for our region. He had moved on to Logansport but he used clips from his athletes at Pioneer. It was excellent. He was very nice, and he answered every question with no hesitance to who might be listening. It was evident that the athletic culture at Pioneer was BOOMING. Fast forward to the fall of '17 we met Pioneer in the semi state game....One of the best teams we put on the field in our time at MC got handled. We had a definite size advantage and even took an early lead before the dam broke. To this day our staff frequently talks about HOW FREAKING HARD that team played, and still use it as a measuring stick. The WHOLE team played so dang hard and fast all night...it was overwhelming. And to top it all off, they were genuinely good kids. Kind between plays, sportsmanlike and tough between the whistles. SO, whats the point?.......Culture keeps you relevant even in years you may not be as talented. Athlete development is part of culture. Years and years of excellence and doing things the right way all ties back to culture. Add a cycle of a great athletic classes and you get what they have. Pioneer has 25 straight winning football seasons....and as long as they fight to maintain that culture, I don't think they'll really ever have a bad year.