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Basketball, girls
West Lincoln-Broadwell basketball coach
Stacy Jackson handed out the 2003-4 basketball awards to her
Wolverine girls' team. In addition to participation awards, the
following special awards were given:
Eighth
grade
Lindsey Coyne: most valuable player
Lindsey Coyne: offensive award
Felicia Jackson: most improved
Lindsey Coyne and Felicia Jackson: most
rebounds
Molly Goodrich: most steals
Seventh grade
Katrina Schreiner: most valuable player
Doreen Sheen: most improved
Laura Aughenbaugh: most rebounds
Volleyball
Coach Stacy Jackson handed out the
Wolverine volleyball awards. In addition to participation awards,
the following special awards were given:
Eighth
grade
Stacy Elliott: most valuable player
Lindsey Coyne: most service points
Chelsay Browning: most kills
Chelsay Browning: most digs
Stacy Elliott: most assists
Amy Ramlow: most hustle
Seventh grade
Hilary Hobler: most valuable player
Molly Goodrich: most service points
Hilary Hobler: most kills
Molly Goodrich: most assists
Felicia Jackson: most blocks
Doreen Sheen: most improved
Track
Coach Heather Kutz recognized a large
group of West Lincoln-Broadwell athletes for their accomplishments
during the 2004 track season.
Four WL-B school records were broken
this season. Stacy Elliott broke the eighth-grade 400-meter record
with a time of 1:05. Hilary Hobler jumped to a new record in the
seventh-grade long jump with a leap of 15'10½." Justin Diedrich
broke two seventh-grade records with a 5'4" leap in the high jump
and a shot put toss of 38'10". Finally, Blair Bruns broke the
seventh-grade discus record with a throw of 109'2½".
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"Extra Mile" awards, given to the girl
in each class who demonstrated the best overall attitude, work ethic
and team spirit over the season went to Lindsey Coyne, eighth grade;
Christa Burge, seventh grade; and Tiffany Marten, sixth grade.
State track medalists were as follows:
Hilary Hobler: fourth place,
seventh-grade long jump; seventh place, eighth-grade 4 x 100 relay;
eighth place, seventh-grade 100 meter
Chelsay Browning: seventh place,
eighth-grade 4 x 100 relay
Stacy Elliott: seventh place,
eighth-grade 4 x 100 relay
Doreen Sheen: seventh place,
eighth-grade grade 4 x 100 relay
Amy Ramlow: seventh place, eighth-grade
4 x 100 relay
Justin Diedrich: eighth-place,
seventh-grade shot put
Also recognized were athletes who
qualified at the Washington Sectional for the IESA Class A state
track meet:
Eighth-grade girls: Stacy Elliott in
high jump, 400 meter, 4 x 100 relay; Chelsay Browning, long jump, 4
x100 relay; and Amy Ramlow, 4 x100 relay
Seventh-grade girls: Hilary Hobler,
long jump, 100 meter, 200 meter, 4 x 100 relay; Laura Aughenbaugh,
long jump, 4 x 200 relay; Brittany Colby, 4 x 200 relay; Felicia
Jackson, 4 x 200 relay; Leah Shirley, 4 x 200 relay; Doreen Sheen, 4
x 100 relay.
Seventh-grade boys: Justin
Diedrich, high jump, shot put; Blair Bruns, discus
Sixth-grade girls: Tiffany
Marten, 4 x 200 relay
Numerous
individual awards were also given for victories and placing in the
Logan County meet, along with team plaques from that meet for second
place, seventh-grade girls; third place, eighth-grade girls; and
third place, eighth-grade boys.
[Provided by Rick Hobler]
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