BROWN COUNTY HILLY HALF
Nov. 11
Half-marathon
Overall male: 1. Kyle Stansbury 1:15:21.04, Springville; 2. Cole Smith 1:16:25.09, Nashville; 3. Austin Kilmer 1:20:22.54, Fort Wayne
Overall female: 1. Lauren Manuel 1:29:50.56, Indianapolis; 2. Alisha Wargel 1:33:50.81, Evansville; 3. Tanya Hagerty 1:40:18.02, Bloomington
Males 10-19: 1. Sam Handlos 1:27:10.25, Bloomington; 2. David Seelye 1:29:01.16, Columbus; 3. Jordan Johnson 1:32:52.93, Columbus
Females 10-19: 1. Kaitlyn Varghese 2:43:25.39; 2. Lisa Moore 2:51:56.13
Males 20-29: 1. Daniel Schelling 1:36:27.23, Indianapolis; 2. Dustin Albert 1:37:56.63, Warsaw; 3. Jake McWilliams 1:38:01.58, Bloomington; 6. Chad Backherms 1:42:09.55, Nashville
Females 20-29: 1. Arielle Moss 1:42:31.33, Bloomington; 2. Amanda McMahon 1:42:39.58, Indianapolis; 3. Jennifer Lewis 1:45:21.10, Indianapolis
Males 30-39: 1. Daniel Muller 1:31:21.21, Bloomington; 2. Andrew Reuter 1:40:25.51, Greenwood; 3. Timothy Howard 1:48:41.55, Indianapolis
Females 30-39: 1. Stephanie Genis 1:43:42.92, Nashville; 2. Lisa Stumpner 1:44:46.54, Bloomington; 3. Chasity Smith 1:48:42.44, Nashville; 5. Laura Minett 1:54:29.47, Columbus; 6. Amanda Eddins 1:54:41.46, Nashville; 13. Rachael Hayes 2:16:56.20, Nashville
Males 40-49: 1. Tim Proctor 1:23:36.11, Columbus; 2. Tim Luke 1:24:58.24, Fishers; 3. Rory Helms 1:30:28.92, Winchester
Females 40-49: 1. Loreta Alminauskas 1:45:57.55, Bloomington; 2. Leslie Weaver 1:46:51.12, Columbus; 3. Heather Bruns 1:47:25.93, Fishers
Males 50-59: 1. Brian Hufford 1:38:41.66, Rossville; 2. John Branigin 1:38:54.17, Bloomington; 3. Gary Deng 1:48:01.20, Lebanon
Females 50-59: 1. Debbe Busse 2:03:05.99, Addison; 2. Sherry Perez 2:04:11.70, Lombard; 3. Darlene Walters 2:06:33.15, Franklin
Males 60-69: 1. Herbert Jaeger 1:46:36.66, Oxford, 2. Roger Stout 1:53:23.22, Mitchell; 3. Greg Bowman 2:13:11.56, Indianapolis, 5. Kenneth Gindling 2:18:31.35, Morgantown
Females 60-69: 1. Susan Koenemann 2:15:56.06, Fort Wayne; 2. Barb Stayton, 2:18:54.63; 3. Mary Sauer-Craft 2:27:59.58, Indianapolis
Males 70+: 1. David Taylor 2:54:20.67, Plainfield
10K
Overall male: 1. Todd Haugh 40:49.75, Bloomington; 2. Greg Sheppard 44:29.53, Zionsville; 3. Ben Boren 45:26.64, Winona Lake
Overall female: 1. Amanda Behnke 36:58.97, Bloomington; 2. Julie Chamberlin 45:04.35, Bloomington; 3. Claire Tempel 45:33.28, Bloomington
Females 9 and younger: 1. Avery Varghese 1:59:51.41
Males 10-19: 1. Cayden Gale 1:18:27.15, Columbus; 2. Adrian Chaplin 1:24:27.87, Columbus; 3. Alexander Varghese 1:55:29.44
Females 10-19: 1. Alexandra Macleod 1:06:12.91, Greenwood; 2. Gillian Styers-Barnett, 1:57:55.66, Greenwood; 3. Laurna Varghese 1:59:53.15
Males 20-29: 1. Andrew McMaster 45:52:73; 2. Jonathan Sheets 50:00:61, Bloomington; 3. Philip Wyatt 1:00:44.92, Indianapolis
Females 20-29: 1. Jo Palladino 48:16:58, Winona Lake; 2. Elisabeth Hayden 57:20:42, Bloomington; 3. Payton Revolt 58:58:36, Greenwood; 11. Gretchen Gallagher 1:13:41.58, Nashville
Males 30-39: 1. Ben Finke 45:43.06, Hope; 2. Tim Mellinger 47:58.04, Columbus; 3. Osvaldo Reyes 50:48.99
Females 30-39: 1. Adrienne Keller 47:51.62, Bloomington; 2. Cassie Scales 51:49.55, Edwards; 3. Jodi Pike 55:02.04, Waldron; 17. Crystal Campbell 1:19:38.63
Males 40-49: 1. Rob Danzman 47:06.10, Bloomington; 2. Todd Grimes 48:43.85; 3. Gene Shearn 51:19.01, Carmel; 7. Thom Miller 1:01:19.77, Nashville
Females 40-49: 1. Heather Reed 47:26.46, Bloomington; 2. Yvette Lambersie 48:34.30, Chesterton; 3. Sarah Ramusack 49:08.44, Bloomington; 4. Christy Wrightsman 53:02.75, Nashville; 19. Shelly Baugh 1:43:04.92, Trafalgar; 20. Cara Williams 1:43:05.72, Morgantown
Males 50-59: 1. Thomas Dalheim 49:07:16, Williams; 2. Jim Gordon 50:24.04, Nashville; 3. Brett McKamey 52:15.55
Females 50-59: 1. Melissa Grabowski 49:08.86, Bloomington; 2. Kathy Wiggins 1:02:05.81, Westport; 3. Lisa Fulkerson 1:02:58.51, Bloomington; 8. Brenda Gallagher 1:13:41.72, Nashville
Males 60-69: 1. Chet Taylor 59:36.63, Columbus; 2. Patrick McBride 1:05:15.47, Indianapolis
Females 60-69: 1. Cheri Salsbury 1:03:48.02, Bryan; 2. Ellen Jaeger 1:13:52.34, Oxford; 3. Rise Reinier 1:19:48.60, Bloomington
Males 70+: 1. Jim Gross 1:24:53.23; 2. John Harner 1:55:57.96, Bloomington; 3. Joe Barnett 1:58:21.79, Elwood
Females 70+: 1. Doreen St. Clair 1:48:36.50; 2. Mavis Barnett 2:01:48.86, Elwood
5K
Overall male: 1. Corey Long 20:56:85, Ellettsville; 2. Brian Alderfer 21:04.16; 3. Cameron Fox 21:19:54, Nashville
Overall female: 1. Aislinn Hunter 21:00:03, Grand Forks; 2. Lilly Patrick 22:53.43, Fishers; 3. Madison Hager 27:26.93, Franklin
Males 9 and younger: 1. Avery Davis 51:11.71, New Whiteland; 2. Liam Moore 58:10.00
Males 10-19: 1. Corbin Hamblin 22:57.34, Martinsville; 2. Adler Larson 24:49.03, Columbus; 3. Jack Patrick 26:12.46, Fishers; 4. Rafe Silbaugh 26:12.46, Morgantown
Females 10-19: 1. Anna Allsop 33:21.52, Midland; 2. Ceallan Hunter 37:17.17, Grand Forks; 3. Stephanie Shobe 48:15.50, St. Louis
Males 20-29: 1. Matthew Allsop 23:52.68, North Liberty; 2. Michael Allsop 42:40.79, Spencerville; 3. Alexander Mundy 44:47.46, Bedford
Females 20-29: 1. Raeann Wintin 33:33.85, Seymour; 2. Martina Manns 35:29.51, Indianapolis; 3. Rachel Smith 36:29.81, Bloomington
Males 30-39: 1. Chris Silbaugh 26:30.89, Morgantown; 2. Ryan Boyle 27:14.42, Indianapolis; 3. Francisco Lagunas 29:03.04, Columbus
Females 30-39: 1. Angela Escamilla 30:00.35, Columbus; 2. Rebecca Thompson Boyle 30:20.92, Indianapolis; 3. Lora Mount 31:52.11, Columbus; 6. Angela Denton 34:22.90, Nashville
Males 40-49: 1. Christopher Roberts 32:37.58, Columbus; 2. Greg Foley 51:49.07, Columbus; 3. Brian Davis 52:41.29, New Whiteland
Females 40-49: 1. Britney Lynn 27:41.51, Linton; 2. Megan Larson 29:43.37, Columbus; 3. Andie Cruser 29:52.35, Westport; 15. Laura Cave 48:09.32, Morgantown; 22. Amy Sherman 59:15.75, Nineveh; 23. Lorie Hacker 1:02:18.42, Morgantown
Males 50-59: 1. Martin Zins 23:35.40, Loogootee; 2. Calvin Meisenheimer 24:00.08, Bloomington; 3. Mike Allsop 25:09.01, Midland
Females 50-59: 1. MJ Shireman 32:04.99, Hartsville; 2. Angela Zins 32:21.26, Loogootee; 3. Pam Green 35:57.89; 10. Jane Ellis 53:31.87, Nashville; 11. Julie Harris 53:33.27, Nashville; 12. Teresa Geary 54:02.81; 13. Ronalene Adamson 54:03.79, Nashville; 15. Mary Shobe 1:02:19.70, Morgantown
Males 60-69: 1. Rick Chamberlain 37:04.26, Columbus; 2. Rhett Fagg 58:07.54, Nashville; 3. Ed Hacker 1:02:19.58, Morgantown
Females 60-69: 1. Darlene Harden 39:18.56, Nashville; 2. Bobbie Manion 51:02.67, Oolitic; 3. Marilyn Fagg 1:00:13.65, Nashville
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Nov. 14
Brown County 56, Hauser 30
BC: 19 8 16 13 — 56
H: 8 7 8 7 — 30
Brown Co. (3-1, 0-0 WIC East): Dasia Wilkerson 3 FG, 1-2 FT, 7 pts.; Allison Stogsdill 4 FG, 1-3 FG, 3-4 FT, 14 pts.; Anna Fleetwood 3 FG, 1-2 FT, 7 pts.; Aubrey Hollander 5 FG, 6-8 ft, 16 pts.; Gracie Matlock 2 FG, 2-4 FT, 6 pts.; Savannah Lovins 1 FG, 2-2 FT, 4 pts.; Abigail Hollander 1 FG, 2 pts.
Coach’s comments: The Eagles came out strong against the Jets and never looked back as they picked up their third straight win 56 to 30. Brown County used its stingy defense to cause numerous turnovers that led to easy conversions on the other end to open up the lead. Hauser tempered the momentum a bit in the second quarter to keep the game within 12 at the half. But the Eagles came out of the locker room strong and weathered some foul trouble with a solid third quarter to put the game out of reach. Aubrey Hollander led a balanced scoring attack with a season-high 16 points followed by Allison Stogsdill, 14, Anna Fleetwood, 7, Dasia Wilkerson, 7, and Gracie Matlock, 6. Next up for Brown County is a trip to Northview on Friday.
Nov. 17
Northview 43, Brown County 32
BC: 10 6 7 9 — 32
N: 9 9 13 12 — 43
Brown Co. (3-2, 0-0 WIC East): Dasia Wilkerson 2 FG, 1-2 FT, 5 pts.; Allison Stogsdill 1 FG, 1-4 FT, 3 pts.; Anna Fleetwood 2 FG, 1-2 FT, 5 pts.; Aubrey Hollander 5 FG, 1-2 FT, 11 pts.; Gracie Matlock 2 FG, 2-4 FT, 6 pts.; Kathleen McCann 3-6 FT, 3 pts.
Coach’s comments: The Eagles battled a tough Northview squad down to the wire but came up short in a 32-43 loss. Brown County’s defense kept them in the game as they struggled from the field. Northview’s nine-point advantage heading into the fourth quarter proved too much to overcome.
