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UPCOMING HCC EVENTS

                                         Jan. 9, 2025 - HCC Swim/Dive Championship @ IU Natatorium 4:00 pm


                                          Jan. 18, 2025 - HCC Wrestling Championship @ Noblesville   8:30 am

ihsaa girls Soccer champion - noblesville millers

MILLERS WIN 3RD STATE TITLE IN A ROW!

Coach Mike Brady's Noblesville Miller Girls Soccer dynasty continues with their 3rd consecutive IHSAA State Championship and 5th in 6 years.


Noblesville defeated Center Grove 3 - 1 to claim the title. Miller goals were by Kaydence Fleck, Atley Pittman and Delaney Stone.


Noblesville finished the season undefeated with a 19-0-2 record.


Photo courtesy Julie Montgomery

IHSAA Boys Cross country state runner- up - Noblesville

Millers State Runner-up

Sam Quagliaroli - Fishers

Sam Quagliaroli - Fishers

Coach Bill Kenley's Noblesville Millers finished 2nd trailing Champion Bloomington North by only 10 points - 115 to 105.


The Millers were led by John Libs (Jr) in 4th place (15:20.6), Banner Barnes (So) in 14th (15:35.8), Ronnie Neal Sr) in 23rd (15:47.9), Isaiah Vohs (Fr) in 34th (15:55.1) and Jack Strong (Sr) in 49th (15:58.4).


Photo courtesy Addi Emmerson


HCC State Results

2nd - Noblesville 115

3rd - Brownsburg - 172

5th - Fishers - 198

10th - Hamilton S.E. - 301

11th -  Franklin C. - 340

17th -  Avon - 409

20th - Zionsville 437

Sam Quagliaroli - Fishers

Sam Quagliaroli - Fishers

Sam Quagliaroli - Fishers

Sam Quagliaroli of Fishers won the individual IHSAA State Cross Country Championship with a course record 14:46.81.


Quagliaroli was also awarded the prestigious Charles F. Maas Mental Attitude Award.

HCC Football co-champions - Brownsburg & Westfield

Brownsburg Bulldogs

Brownsburg Bulldogs

Brownsburg Bulldogs

Coach Josh Miracle's Westfield Shamrocks and Coach John Hart's Brownsburg Bulldogs share the HCC Football title. Both finished with a 6-1 record in HCC play.


This is Westfield's 4th HCC football title and 3rd in the last 5 years. For Brownsburg, it is their 7th HCC football championship and 2nd consecutive title.


In the 25 year history of the HCC, Hamilton Southeastern has the most football championships with 8.

Westfield Shamrocks

Brownsburg Bulldogs

Brownsburg Bulldogs

  • Final Standings
  • 1. Brownsburg 6-1
  •     Westfield 6-1
  • 3. Hamilton S.E. 4-3
  •     Franklin C.  4-3
  •     Fishers 4-3
  • 6. Avon 2-5
  •     Zionsville 2-5
  • 8. Noblesville 0-7

HCC VOLLEYBALL CO-CHAMPS - AVON & HAMILTON SOUTHEASTERN

Avon Orioles

Hamilton Southeastern Royals

Hamilton Southeastern Royals

Avon and Hamilton Southeastern are Girls Volleyball co-champions.


Coach Jason Young's Royals won their 7th HCC title in a row and 9th in the 25 year history of the HCC.


Coach Scott McQueen's Orioles won their HCC leading 12th volleyball championship. Avon won their last title in 2018 when they shared the championship with Hamilton Southeastern.

Hamilton Southeastern Royals

Hamilton Southeastern Royals

Hamilton Southeastern Royals

  • Final Standings
  • 1. Avon 6-1
  •     Hamilton S.E.  6-1
  • 3. Brownsburg  5-2
  •     Westfield  5-2
  • 5. Fishers  3-4
  • 6. Noblesville  2-5
  • 7. Zionsville  1-6
  • 8. Franklin C.  0-7

IHSAA STATE CHAMPION GIRLS GOLF - ZIONSVILLE EAGLES

Zionsville Eagles

Zionsville Eagles

Zionsville Eagles

Maggie Nobbe's Zionsville Eagles captured the IHSAA State Championship shooting a two day 627 over the difficult Prairie View course in Carmel.


Taylor Snively shot a 144 (1st) followed by Amaya Wade at 159 (T-20th), Avery Lewis at 163 (32nd), Paige Henney at 165 (T-34th) and Kaitlyn Adler at 167 (T-42nd).


The Eagles edged fellow HCC member Noblesville by 5 strokes - 627 to 632.


This is Zionsville's 2nd Girls State Golf Championship.  The first came in 2017.


The Hoosier Crossroads Conference dominated the meet sweeping the first four positions with Hamilton Southeastern (652) finishing 3rd and Westfield (653) 4th.



Taylor Snively

Zionsville Eagles

Zionsville Eagles

Freshman Taylor Snively of Zionsville was the individual champion firing a 72 - 72 144 (even).


Other HCC golfers in the top twenty were Addi Kooi of Westfield who shot a 148 (+4) which was good for a tie for 3rd place. Josie Kelley of Noblesville finished in 6th with a 150 (+6). Kelsey Haverluck of Westfield shot a 152 (+8) which put her in a 9th place tie. Sophie Roberts of Hamilton Southeastern tied for 17th with teammate Janelle Meghan Garcia at 158 (+14).  Also, Amaya Wade of Zionsville and Olivia Fowler of Noblesville tied for 20th with a 159 (+15).

IHSAA State Girls Golf runner-up - Noblesville Millers

Strong showing for Noblesville at Prairie View

Coach Justin Werkley's Noblesville Millers finished just 5 strokes behind

fellow HCC member Zionsville to claim 2nd at the Girls IHSAA State Golf

Championship.


The Millers were led by Junior Josie Kelley's 75-75-150 (+6). Kelley finished

6th.  Olivia Fowler tied for 20th with a 81-78-159 (+15). Karis Shields shot a 

78-83-161 (+17) good for 27th place while Presley White tied for 34th with a

76-89-165 (+21).  Olivia Anderson rounded out the Miller scoring with an 

89-86-175 (+31).


Hoosier Crossroads Schools swept the top four positions.

HCC Results

1. Zionsville 627 (+51)

2. Noblesville 632 (+56)

3. Ham. S.E. 652 (+76)

4. Westfield 653 (+77)

HCC Boys Soccer Co-champions - Hamilton S.E. & Noblesville

Hamilton Southeastern Royals

Hamilton Southeastern Royals

Hamilton Southeastern Royals

The Hamilton Southeastern Royals and the Noblesville Millers share the HCC Boys Soccer title with 4-0-3 records.


It is Hamilton Southeastern's 2nd title while Noblesville has claimed the championship 5 times.  The Royals' last championship came in 2017-18 while the Millers captured the title for the 2nd consecutive year.

Noblesville Millers

Hamilton Southeastern Royals

Hamilton Southeastern Royals

FINAL TEAM STANDINGS

  • 1. Hamilton S.E. 4-0-3  15 points
  •     Noblesville     4-0-3  15 points
  • 3. Westfield        3-1-3  12 points
  • 4. Fishers           3-2-2  11 points
  • 5. Zionsville        2-2-3  9 points
  •     Brownsburg   3-4-0  9 points
  • 7. Franklin C.      0-5-2  2 points
  •     Avon                0-5-2  2 points

HCC Girls Soccer Champion - Noblesville Millers

Millers win their 7th Soccer title in 10 years.

Coach Mike Brady's Noblesville Millers won their 15th Girls HCC Soccer

title in school history. It is Noblesville's 7th championship in the last 10 years.

Final Team Standings

1. Noblesville 5-0-2  17

2. Hamilton S.E. 4-0-3  15

3. Westfield 4-2-1  13

    Zionsville 4-2-1  13

5. Fishers 3-3-1  10

6. Brownsburg 3-4-0  9

7. Avon 0-6-1  1

    Franklin Central 0-6-1  1

HCC GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONS - NOBLESVILLE MILLERS

Millers win 3rd title in 4 years

Coach Aaron Becker's Noblesville Millers won their 6th HCC Cross Country

championship.  It is Noblesville's 3rd title in the last 4 years.


The Millers were paced by Senior Riley Flynn's 4th place finish, Ansley Applegate in 5th, Jayde Stamm in 8th, Brinkley Cooper in 14th and Kate Mumaw in 39th.


Hamilton Southeastern's Elizabeth Butler (Sr) ran the soggy Chinquapin Ridge course in 18:10.10 to capture the individual title.


ALL HCC

1. Elizabeth Butler (Sr) - Ham. S.E. 18:01.1

2. Alicia Lozier (So) - Westfield 18:23.6

3. Eve Schurr (Sr) - Avon 18:43.4

4. Riley Flynn (Sr) - Noblesville 18:50.4

5. Ansley Applegate (Jr) - Noblesville 18:51.7

6. Catey Campbell (Sr) - Hamilton S.E. 18:54.5

7. Savana Miller (Sr) - Franklin C. 18:56.0

8. Jayde Stamm (So) - Noblesville 19:01.0

9. Ava Powers (Sr) - Hamilton S.E. 19:06.8

10. Dakota Miller (Sr) - Franklin C. 19:10.2

11. Caitlin Hawkins (Fr) - Fishers 19:12.2

12. Natalie Vandesteene (Fr) - Franklin C. 19:14.0

13. Letty Banwart (Fr) - Zionsville 19:14.9

14. Brinkley Cooper (Sr) - Noblesville 19:15.9

15. Katherine Bowen (Sr) - Zionsville 19:17.9



Final Team Standings

1. Noblesvile 69

2. Franklin C. 74

3. *Zionsville 85

4. Hamilton S.E. 85

5. Westfield 118

6. Brownsburg 129

7. Avon 164

8. Fishers 170


*3rd place determined by 6th runner


Photo courtesy Kelly Applegate

HCC Boys CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONS - BROWNSBURG BULLDOGS

Bulldogs win first HCC Boys Cross Country Title

Coach John Latta's Brownsburg Bulldogs won their first HCC Boys Cross Country championship in school history.


The Bulldogs placed all 5 of their runners in the top 15 to outdistance runner up

Noblesville 36-61.  Brownsburg was led by Eli Balbach finishing 3rd, Brandon Haas 4th, Ian Baker 5th, Tyler Kerzee 9th and Aaron Ferkowicz 15th.


Fishers' Sam Quagliaroli set a new HCC Meet Record (at Chinquapin Ridge) with a

blazing 15:05.0.  That time was almost 10 seconds faster than the previous record set by Noblesville's Asher Propst 2 years ago. (15:14.9)


ALL HCC

1. Sam Quagliaroli (Sr) - Fishers 15:05.0

2. John Libs (Jr) - Noblesville 15:22.2

3. Eli Balbach (Jr) - Brownsburg 15:42.1

4. Brandon Haas (So) - Brownsburg 15:45.9

5. Ian Baker (Sr) - Brownsburg 15:48.0

6. Zach Risner (Sr) - Avon 15:49.3

7. Liam Powers (Jr) - Ham. S.E. 15:52.7

8. Isaiah Bohs (Fr) - Noblesville 15:59.3

9. Tyler Kerzee (sr) - Brownsburg 16:00.7

10. Nate Thomas (Jr) - Fishers 16:02.9

11. Banner Barnes (So) - Noblesville 16:04.0

12. Evan Farmer (Sr) - Franklin C. 16:04.8

13. Nick Vega (Sr) - Ham. S.E. 16:07.4

14. Jack Strong (Sr) - Noblesville 16:08.1

15. Aaron Ferkowicz (Sr) - Brownsburg 16:10.0


Final Team Standings

1. Brownsburg 36

2. Noblesville 61

3. Hamilton S.E. 78

4. Fishers 98

5. Franklin C. 114

6. Avon 152

7. Zionsville 167

8. Westfield 198

HCC Boys Tennis Champions - Zionsville Eagles

Zionsville wins 6th consecutive HCC title

Coach Earl Allen's Zionsville Eagles won the Hoosier Crossroads

Conference Boys Tennis Championship for the 6th consecutive 

time. It is also Zionsville's 10th title which leads all HCC schools.


The Eagles were led by Senior Jose De Andrade who defeated

Westfield's Parker Paramoure for the #1 singles title.  Carson Fu

finished runner up at #2 singles for the Eagles while Gordon Moore and Tyler Barker won the title at #1 doubles.


Other HCC individual champions were Jaden Nograles (10) of Avon at #2 singles, Leo McVeigh (11) of Hamilton Southeastern at #3 singles and Ian Ransom (11) and Logan Foust (9) of Hamilton Southeastern at #2 doubles.


De Andrade is Zionsville's 5th individual champion at #1 singles in HCC history.

Final Team Standings

1. Zionsville 37

2. Hamilton S.E. 33

3. Avon 27

    Fishers 27

5. Westfield 22

6. Noblesville 21

7. Brownsburg 13

8. Franklin C.


All HCC

#1 Singles 

  1st - Jose De Andrade (12)

      Zionsville

  2nd - Parker Paramoure (11)

      Westfield

  3rd - Gavin Conrad (12)

      Fishers

#2 Singles

  1st - Jaden Nograles (10)

      Avon

   2nd - Carson Fu (12) 

      Zionsville

#3 Singles

  1st - Leo McVeigh (11)

      Hamilton Southeastern

#1 Doubles

  1st - Gordon Moore (12) & Tyler

     Barker (12) - Zionsville

  2nd - Eshan Jain (11) & Vaughn

     Curtis (12) - Fishers

  3rd - Jack Brenneman (12) &

     Dane Campbell (11) - Noblesville

#2 Doubles

  1st - Ian Ransom (11) & Logan

      Foust (9) - Hamilton S.E.

   



HCC Girls Golf champions - Westfield Shamrocks

Westfield wins 5th consecutive HCC title

Coach Josh Bryant's Westfield Shamrocks won their 5th consecutive

HCC Girls Golf Championship at the difficult Bear Slide Golf Course.


The Rocks were led by Kelsey Haverluck's (Jr) 35-35 for a 1 under par

70.  Other Westfield scores were Addi Kooi (Sr) 73, Sophie Raines (So) 77, and Sammy Hanavan (Jr) 81.


Haverluck's individual title was Westfield's 5th in a row. In addition, the Rocks have claimed 8 of the last 10 individual championships.


The HCC team title is Westfield's 7th overall which ties the Shamrocks with

Hamilton Southeastern for the most HCC Girls Golf titles in the 25 year history of the conference.


Individual Scores and All HCC

1. Kelsey Haverluck (Jr) Westfield - 70

2. Olivia Fowler (Jr) Noblesville - 73

    Addi Kooi (Sr) Westfield - 73

    Janelle Garcia (Jr) Hamilton S.E. - 73

5. Taylor Snively (Fr) Zionsville - 74

6. Avery Lewis (Fr) Zionsville - 75

7. Amaya Wade (Jr) Zionsville - 76

8. Sophie Raines (So) Westfield - 77

    Sophie Roberts (So) Hamilton S.E. - 77

    Lexie Kelley (Sr) Brownsburg - 77

11. Karis Shields (Sr) Noblesville - 78

    Olivia Anderson (Sr) Noblesville - 78

    Maddie Campbell (Sr) Brownsburg - 78


Final Team Standings

1. Westfield  301

2. Noblesville  308

3. Zionsville  309

4. Ham. S.E.  315

5. Brownsburg  321

6. Avon  353

7. Fishers  390

8. Franklin C. 406

HCC Spring Awards Banquet

Sportsmanship Award

HCC Coaches of the Year

HCC Coaches of the Year

By the vote of each HCC Spring Coach and Athletic Department the Hamilton Southeastern Royals were awarded the Sportsmanship Award.


2023-24 HCC Boys All Sports Champion - Fishers


1. Fishers 59

2. Noblesville 54.5

3. Zionsville 51.5

4. Ham. S.E. 47.5

5. Brownsburg 46.5

6. Westfield 41.5

7. Avon 38

8. Franklin C. 21.5


2023-24 HCC Girls All Sports Champion - Ham. S.E.


1. Hamilton Southeastern  63

2. Noblesville 55.5

3. Zionsville 45

4. Fishers 38.5

5. Westfield 37.5

6. Brownsburg 36

7. Avon 30

8. Franklin Central  18.5


HCC Coaches of the Year

HCC Coaches of the Year

HCC Coaches of the Year

HCC Spring Coaches of the Year


 (L to R): Alex Wittenbaum (Zionsville) - Girls Tennis; Trudy Coler (Westfield) - Girls Tennis; Julie Alano (Hamilton Southeastern) - Girls Track; Cherise Hiss (Brownsburg) - Softball; David Young (Hamilton Southeastern) - Boys Golf; Casey Popenfoose (Brownsburg) - Boys Track; Justin Keever (Noblesville) - Baseball


Not pictured - Patrick Schooley (Fishers) - Unified Track



2023-24 HCC All Sports Champion - Ham. S.E.


1. Hamilton Southeastern 110.5

2. Noblesville 110

3. Fishers 97.5

4. Zionsville 96.5

5. Brownsburg 82.5

6. Westfield 79

7. Avon 68

8. Franklin Central 40

IHSAA Boys Golf Champions - Zionsville

Eagles win their 3rd title in school history

Coach Adam Wood's Eagles fired a 2 day 600 to outdistance

HCC foe Westfield by 5 strokes.


Senior Andrew Wall finished even par while Max Steiner (+4),

Gavin Poole (+7), and Brycen Tisch (+13) rounded out the scoring 

for the Eagles.  Also, Bryce Conley was +23 for Zionsville.


Zionsville coach Adam Wood won the IHSAA individual title in

2013.


The Hoosier Crossroads Conference dominated by taking every spot 

on the podium with Hamilton Southeastern and Noblesville 

finishing 3rd and 4th.


HCC Results

1. Zionsville 600

2. Westfield 605

3. Hamilton S.E. 606

4. Noblesville 611

IHSAA Boys Golf Runner up - Westfield

Shamrocks finish 2nd 3rd year in a row!

Coach Josh Bryant's Shamrocks finished a strong 2nd com-

pleting the difficult Prairie View Course 5 strokes behind 

fellow HCC member Zionsville.


Jake Cesare led they way finishing -1 while Will Harvey (+7),

Ryan Cesare (+11), and Hudson Kutchna (+12) completed the

scoring for the Rocks.  Also, Brayden Worthington was +23.


The Hoosier Crossroads Conference dominated by taking

every spot on the podium with Hamilton Southeastern and

Noblesville finishing 3rd and 4th.

HCC Top Ten Individuals

2. Jake Cesare (W)  143 (-1)

5. Andrew Wall (Z)  144 (even)

8. M. Upchurch (HSE) 148 (+4)

8. Max Steiner (Z) 148 (+4)

IHSAA Softball Champions - Hamilton Southeastern

Royals win their 3rd IHSAA State Softball Title

First year coach Emily Pusti's Hamilton Southeastern Royals defeated New Palestine 2-1 in walk off fashion to win the schools' 3rd state softball championship.


Alex Kiemeyer doubled home Addy Justice with the game winner with 1 out in the bottom of the 7th.


Sophomore pitcher Grace Swedarsky recorded 13 Ks for the Royals while Addy Justice went 3-3 at the plate.


The State Champion Royals finished the season 25-4.

IHSAA Boys Track/Field Champions - Fishers

Tigers win first IHSAA Boys Track/Field Championship

Coach Nathan Warnecke's Fishers Tigers captured their first IHSAA Boys 

Track & Field Championship.  


Tyler Tarter led the way with first place finishes in both the 110m Hurdles and the 300m Hurdles.  


Tarter had plenty of help from JonAnthony Hall who finished 2nd in the Long Jump and Joel Gates who finished 2nd in the discus.


In addition, Matthew Kim finished 5th in the 800m, the 4 X 100m Relay

Team (Joe Syrus, Carsen Eloms, JonAnthony Hall, Tristan Capps) finished 3rd and the 4 X400m Relay (Tyler Tarter, Matthew Kim, Leo Morrow, Makell Wiggins) finished 6th. Also, the 4 X 800m Relay Team crossed the line 2nd (Declan Mohr, Makel Wiggins, Bryson Slagle, Matthew Kim).


Fishers edged fellow HCC member Hamilton Southeastern 60 to 54. Franklin Central finished a very commendable 4th.

HCC Top 20 Results

1. Fishers  60

2. Hamilton S.E.  54

4. Franklin C.  26

11. Avon 15.5

17. Brownsburg  12


IHSAA Boys Track/Field Runner up - Hamilton S.E.

Royals finish 2nd in State Meet

Coach Garrett Lawton's Hamilton Southeastern Royals

finished a strong 2nd in the IHSAA State Meet.


The Royals 4 X 100m Relay Team (Silas Newton, Christian

Ortiz, Chandler Weston, Mason Alexander) raced to the

championship with a :41.79.


Josiah Bird also won the discus with a throw of 182'9".


Depth was key for the Royals as they  also recorded points

in the 100m (Mason Alexander 5th), 400m (Christian Ortiz 5th), 

800m (Mason Schmitz 4th), Pole Vault (Connor Langsford 4th),

and in the Long Jump (Michael Griffith 3rd).


Also, the 4 X 400m Relay Team finished 5th (Hunter Hoeft, 

Michael Griffith, Jaxson Wanza, Mason Schmitz).

HCC Top 20 Results

1. Fishers  60

2. Hamilton S.E.  54

4. Franklin C. 26

11. Avon  15.5

17. Brownsburg 12

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