HCC Girls Golf Champions - Zionsville Eagles
Zionsville wins 4th Girls Golf title
Coach Maggie Nobbe's defending State Champion Zionsville Eagles are
the 2025 HCC girls Golf champions. The Eagles shot a blistering 292, setting a new HCC meet record over the challenging Bear Slide course. The previous record of 294 was set two years ago by the Westfield Shamrocks.
Zionsville was led by sophomore Taylor Sniveley's 68, which tied her with Westfield's Kelsey Haverluck (Sr) for second place. Other Zionsville scores were freshman Olivia Patton and junior Paige Henney, both with a 74 and tied for 7th place. Additionally, senior Amaya Wade carded a 76, which was good for an 11th place tie.
Senior Janelle Garcia of Hamilton Southeastern became the Royal's fifth individual champion shooting a 4-under 67. That ties the second lowest score ever with Samantha Brown from Westfield. Brown owns the record at 5-under, set in 2023.
The Zionsville victory ended Westfield's string of 5 consecutive HCC championships. The championship is Zionsville's fourth overall. Westfield and Hamilton Southeastern lead the HCC with 7 total championships.
Final Standings
1. Zionsville 292
2. Hamilton S.E. 297
3. Noblesville 302
4. Westfield 303
5. Brownsburg 320
6. Fishers 373
7. Franklin C. 382
8. Avon 384
All HCC
1. Janelle Garcia (Sr) HSE 67
T-2. Kelsey Haverluck (Sr) W 68
T-2. Taylor Snively (So) Z 68
4. Olivia Fowler (Sr) N 72
T-5. Sophie Roberts (Jr) HSE 73
T-5. Presley White (Sr) N 73
T-7. Lauren Rosa (So) B 74
T-7. Olivia Patton (Fr) Z 74
T-7. Paige Henney (Jr) Z 74
10. Kate Brown (Jr) W 75
T-11. Josie Campbell (Jr) B 76
T-11. Maya Cieply (Jr) HSE 76
T-11 Josie Kelley (Sr) N 76
T-11. Amaya Wade (Sr) Z 76
HCC Spring Athletes of the Year
Baseball
Boys Golf
Baseball
Mayo Fernandez - Fishers
Co-Athlete of the Year
Baseball
Boys Golf
Baseball
Wyatt Pennington - Avon
Co-Athlete of the Year
Boys Golf
Boys Golf
Boys Golf
Will Harvey - Westfield
Softball
Girls Track
Boys Golf
Izzy Neal - Brownsburg
Boys Track
Girls Track
Girls Track
Rylan Hainje - Franklin Central
Girls Track
Girls Track
Girls Track
Omega Anyanwu - Zionsville
Girls Tennis
Boys Volleyball
Boys Volleyball
Alexandra Grilliot - Westfield
Boys Volleyball
Boys Volleyball
Boys Volleyball
Nate Fitzwater - Fishers
Hoosier Crossroads Conference Spring Banquet
Sportsmanship Award
Sportsmanship Award
Sportsmanship Award
The Avon Orioles were named the Spring Sportsmanship Award winners by their fellow HCC schools.
Pictured L to R: Domini Springer (Girls Track & Field), Robert Mize (Girls Tennis), Ian Keller (Boys Volleyball), Jason Young (Athletic Director), Lance Larkey (Assistant Athletic Director), Troy Drosche (baseball), Colin Rinne (Boys Track & Field)
Coach of the Year
Sportsmanship Award
Sportsmanship Award
The head coaches of the Hoosier Crossroads Conference voted the following coaches as the HCC Spring Coaches of the Year.
Pictured L to R: Adam Wood (Zionsville - boys golf), Matthew Cherry (Fishers - baseball), Colin Rinne (Avon - Boys Track & Field), Mike Garrett (Zionsville - softball), Trudy Coler (Westfield - girls tennis), Camryn Atkinson (Zionsville - girls track & field), Julie Waggoner (Brownsburg - girls track & field), Spencer Cassin (Zionsville - Unified Track & Field), Carlos Capo (Fishers - Boys Volleyball)
IHSAA Boys golf state champion - Westfield Shamrocks
Westfield Shamrocks
After finishing runner-up the last 3 years, Coach Josh Bryant's Shamrocks dominated the field claiming the school's 4th Boys State Golf Championship.
Westfield set a new 36 hole total of 568 breaking the old record by 5 strokes. Also, by defeating runner-up Homestead by 30 strokes a new margin of victory record was established.
Other Westfield scores were 5th place Jake Cesare 140 (-4), 8th place Ryan Cesare 144 (E), 13th place Hudson Kutchma 153 (+9) and 45th place Mitchell Keene 157 (+13).
In addition to Westfield's state championship, other HCC schools with strong finishes were Noblesville 3rd (600), Zionsville 4th (601) and Hamilton Southeastern 9th (626).
Will Harvey
Will Harvey made it a clean sweep with his 135 (-9) score for medalist honors and also being named the prestigious Mental Attitude Award recipient.
Harvey's 135 tied the IHSAA State Golf Tournament record.
IHSAA State Girls Track & Field runner up - Hamilton S.E.
Royals finish 2nd at State Meet
Coach Julie Alano's Hamilton Southeastern Royals finished a close second behind Champion Carmel (54-46) at the IHSAA State Girls Track & Field Meet.
The Royals were led by the 4 X 400 m Relay Team of Ciara Kepner, Chloe Senefeld, Addison Smith and Anissa Lammie who finished first with an outstanding time of 3:46.26.
Hamilton Southeastern senior Elizabeth Butler was awarded the prestigious Mental Attitude Award.
Other champions for the HCC were by Brownsburg's 4 X 100 m Relay Team (Amiah Hamilton, Nife Ogunleye, Angelique Howgate & Izzy Neal) and Zionsville's Omema Anyanwu in the 400 meters.
HCC Team Standings
2. Hamilton Southeastern 46
4. Brownsburg 31
6. Zionsville 26
HCC Baseball champions - Fishers Tigers
Tigers win their 4th HCC title
Coach Matthew Cherry's Fishers Tigers won their 4th HCC Baseball Championship. The Tigers finished HCC play with an outstanding 12-2 record.
The title is Fishers' first since 2021-22. Brownsburg leads all HCC schools with 6 baseball titles followed by Noblesville, Westfield and Zionsville with 5.
Final Standings
1. Fishers 12-2
2. Zionsville 11-3
3. Noblesville 9-5
4. Westfield 8-6
5. Avon 7-7
6. Brownsburg 6-8
7. Hamilton S.E. 2-12
8. Franklin C. 1-13
HCC Softball champions - Zionsville Eagles
Zionsville Wins First HCC Softball Championship
Coach Mike Garrett's' Zionsville Eagles won their first Softball title in the 25 year history of the Hoosier Crossroads Conference.
The Eagles finished their difficult HCC schedule with a 6-1 record.
Hamilton Southeastern and Avon are tied for the lead with 7 Softball championships.
Final Standings
1. Zionsville 6-1
2. Noblesville 5-2
3. Hamilton S.E. 4-3
4. Franklin C. 3-4
Brownsburg 3-4
Westfield 3-4
Avon 3-4
8. Fishers 1-6
HCC Unified Track & Field Champions - Fishers Tigers
Fishers captures 2nd consecutive HCC title
Coach Patrick Schooley's Fishers Tigers won the 2025 Unified Track & Field title. The Tigers edged 2nd place Westfield 111-101. It is Fishers' 2nd consecutive championship and 4th since the first HCC Unified Track & Field Meet in 2017.
Final Standings
1. Fishers 111
2. Westfield 101
3. Avon 100
4. Noblesville 94
5. Franklin Central 88
6. Hamilton Southeastern 73
7. Zionsville 64
8. Brownsburg 62
Hoosier crossroads conference winter athletes of the year
Girls Basketball
Girls Basketball
Maya Makalusky - Hamilton Southeastern
Boys Basketball
Girls Basketball
Maguire Mitchell - Zionsville
Wrestling
Jake Hockaday - Brownsburg
Girls Swim/Dive
Girls Swim/Dive
Emily Wolf - Fishers
Boys Swim/Dive
Girls Swim/Dive
Boys Swim/Dive
Jonny Hines - Fishers
Hoosier Crossroads conference winter banquet
Sportsmanship Award
Sportsmanship Award
Sportsmanship Award
Zionsville High School received the HCC Winter
Sportsmanship award.
L to R: Wrestling Coach Doug Welch, Boys/Girls Swim/Dive Coach Scott Kubly, Girls Basketball Coach Jen Drudge, Athletic Director Josh Larsh, Boys Basketball Coach J.R. Howell
HCC Winter Champions
Basketball (Boys) - Fishers
Basketball (Girls) - Hamilton Southeastern
Swim/Dive (Boys) - Fishers
Swim/Dive (Girls) - Zionsville
Wrestling - Brownsburg
Winter COY
Sportsmanship Award
Sportsmanship Award
HCC Winter Coaches of the Year
L to R: Donna Buckley (Noblesville Girls BB co-COY), Brian Satterfield (Hamilton S.E. Girls BB co-COY), Garrett Winegar (Fishers Boys BB co-COY), Drew
Schauss (Avon Boys BB co-COY), Joe Keller (Fishers Boys Swim/Dive), Tom Griffin (Westfield Wrestling), Scott Kubly (Zionsville Girls Swim/Dive)
IHSAA Boys BAsketball State runner up - Fishers Tigers
Tigers edged in overtime by Jeffersonville
Coach Garrett Winegar's Fishers Tigers lost a heartbreaking 67-66 decision in OT in the state championship game. The Tigers were going for their 2nd consecutive state title. The loss snapped an incredible 43 game win steak for the 30-1 Tigers.
IHSAA state wrestling champions - Brownsburg Bulldogs
Brownsburg captures 2nd consecutive state title!
Coach Darrick Snyder's Brownsburg Bulldogs won their 2nd consecutive
state title scoring a record 243 points with a record tying 7 individual state champions.
Individual champions for the Bulldogs were: Traevon Ducking (106); Case Bell (113); Revin Dickman (120); Jake Hockaday (132); Tommy Gibbs (144); Parker Reynolds (150) and Gunner Henry (190).
It was Jake Hockaday's 4th Individual IHSAA State Championship.
Other Bulldog wrestlers with strong finishes were Braylon Reynolds (2nd @ 138); Caden Brewer (3rd @ 215); Maximus Forrester (3rd @ 285) and Mason Day (4th @ 157).
Additional HCC Champs
Nate Rioux of Avon won the individual title at 126.
Hoosier crossroads conference fall athletes of the year
Cross Country (Girls)
Cross Country (Girls)
Cross Country (Girls)
Alivia Lozier - Westfield
Cross Country (Boys)
Cross Country (Girls)
Cross Country (Girls)
Sam Quagliaroli - Fishers
Football
Cross Country (Girls)
Golf (Girls)
JonAnthony Hall - Fishers
Golf (Girls)
Soccer (Girls)
Golf (Girls)
Addi Kooi - Westfield
Soccer (Girls)
Soccer (Girls)
Soccer (Girls)
Meredith Tippner - Noblesville
Soccer (Boys)
Soccer (Girls)
Soccer (Girls)
Jack Anderson - Hamilton Southeastern
Tennis (Boys)
Jose De Andrade - Zionsville
Volleyball (Girls)
Lindsey Mangelson - Hamilton Southeastern