HCC Boys track & field champions - Brownsburg bulldogs
Bulldogs win 5th Championship
Coach Casey Popenfoose's Brownsburg Bulldogs easily won their 5th overall championship in school history. The success has come recently with the Bulldogs winning those 5 championships in the last 7 years.
The Bulldogs had two individual champions with Jaxson Pierson (Jr) winning the 100 meters and Trew Holbrook (Jr) capturing the 400 meters.
New HCC Meet records were set by Noblesville's Banner Barnes (Jr) in the 800 meters. He finished with a 1:52.65 breaking the old record set by Madison King of Avon in 2017 (1:53.80). Also, Avon's Kaleb Rasheed (Sr) set a new HCC Meet record in the discus with a 193'3" throw. The old mark was held by David Schall of Avon (185'11.5"). In addition, Franklin Central's 4 X 400 meter relay team set a new HCC Meet record with a 3:18.45 mark. That broke the old record of 3:20.33 held by Westfield and Franklin Central. Hayden Konrad (Sr) of Fishers tied the HCC mark in the High Jump which he set last year at 6'8".
Franklin Central's Rylan Hainje won both hurdle events and was a part of the record setting 4 X 400 meter relay team.
Individual Champions and All HCC
4 X 800 m Relay - Avon 7:54.98
Dean Semski (Sr), Elroe Tafese (sr), Quinn Murray (Jr), Mitchell Ford (Sr)
110 m Hurdles - Rylan Hainje (Sr) Franklin Central :13.67
100 m - Jaxson Pierson (Jr) Brownsburg :10.94
1600 m - Jack Rush (Jr) Noblesville 4:25.68
4 X 100 m Relay - Westfield :41.67
Caleb Terril (Jr), Logan Tuck (Sr), Olumide Fapetu (Jr), Maison McCray (Jr)
400 m - Trew Holbrook (Jr) Brownsburg :49.12
300 m Hurdles - Rylan Hainje (Sr) Franklin Central :37.41
800 m - Banner Barnes (Jr) Noblesville 1:52.65
200 m Maison McCray (Jr) Westfield :21.99
3200 m - Liam Powers (Sr) Hamilton Southeastern 9:13.69
4 X 400 m Relay - Franklin Central 3:18.45
Rylan Hainje (Sr), Kervenson Clerger (Sr), Dylan Keck (Sr), Hudson
Moritz (Sr)
Shot Put - Kaleb Rasheed (Sr) Avon 59'6"
Long Jump - John Adebayo (Sr) Avon 22'5.25"
High Jump - Konrad Hayden (Sr) Fishers 6'8"
Pole Vault - Brady Lemieux (So) Westfield 14'0"
Discus - Kaleb Rasheed (Sr) Avon 193'3"
final Standings
1. Brownsburg 130.5
2. Hamilton S.E. 99
3. Avon 97
4. Westfield 77
5. Fishers 73
6. Franklin C. 58.5
7. Noblesville 55
8. Zionsville 34
HCC Girls Track/Field Champions - Brownsburg Bulldogs
Bulldogs edge Royals 106-104
Coach Julie Waggoner's Brownsburg Bulldogs edged the Hamilton
Southeastern Royals 106-104 in an extremely tight HCC Track & Field
Championship. It is Brownsburg's 3rd HCC championship and 2nd
in 4 years.
Depth was the key for Brownsburg as their only HCC individual champion was Cierra Smith (Sr) in the 100 meter hurdles.
New HCC Meet records were set by Hamilton Southeastern's Chloe Senefeld (Sr) in the 300 meter hurdles. Her :43.28 erased the old mark set by Ella Robinson of Zionsville in 2017 (:43.77). Also, freshman Alena Wigger of Avon established a new HCC Meet record with a 2:13.54 in the 800 meters which broke the old record held by Abigail Lynch of Brownsburg (2:13.94) in 2018.
Individual Champions & All HCC
4 X 800 m Relay - Westfield 9:24.29
Makenna Condon (10), Jenna Burns (9), Jordyn Landrum (12),
Emma Pitney (9)
100 m Hurdles - Cierra Smith (12) Brownsburg :14.58
100 m - Akua Sackey (10) Franklin Central :12.38
1600 m - Makenna Bowling (10) Franklin Central 5:12.20
4 X 100 m Relay - Hamilton Southeastern :48.87
Cianna Cunningham (10), Chloe Senefeld (12), Laila Ehrgott (12),
Kaleah Carter (10)
400 m - Anissa Lammie (11) Hamilton Southeastern :56.96
300 m Hurdles - Chloe Senefeld (12) Hamilton Southeastern :43.28
800 m -Alena Wigger (9) Avon 2:13.54
200 m - Akua Sackey (10) Franklin Central :25.68
3200 m - Zoe Gebhart (11) Hamilton Southeastern 10:52.60
4 X 400 m Relay - Hamilton Southeastern 3:57.07
Cianna Cunningham (10), Anissa Lammie (11), Kaleah McCarter
(10), Chloe Senefeld (12)
Shot Put - Mia Tobias (12) Fishers 41'11"
Long Jump - Rulan Bell (10) Noblesville 17'6.75"
High Jump - Peyton Denagall (11) Avon 5'5"
Pole Vault - Ella Jenkins (Sr) Westfield 11'6"
Discus - Mia Tobias (Sr) Fishers 138'9"
Final standings
1. Brownsburg 106
2. Hamilton S.E. 104
3.Westfield 81
4. Avon 77
5. Franklin C. 73
6. Noblesville 68
7. Fishers 63
8. Zionsville 51
Hoosier crossroads conference winter athletes of the year
Basketball (Boys)
Basketball (Girls)
Basketball (Girls)
Cooper Zachary - Fishers
Basketball (Girls)
Basketball (Girls)
Basketball (Girls)
Kennedy Holman - Hamilton Southeastern
Swim/Dive (Boys)
Basketball (Girls)
Swim/Dive (Girls)
Alex Koo - Fishers
Swim/Dive (Girls)
Swim/Dive (Girls)
Swim/Dive (Girls)
Emily Wolf - Fishers
Wrestling
Swim/Dive (Girls)
Wrestling
Nate Rioux - Avon
hoosier Crossroads conference winter banquet
SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD
SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD
SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD
The Zionsville Eagles were awarded the Winter Sportsmanship Award.
L to R: Scott Kubly (Girls Swim/Dive); Karen McDaniel (Principal); Jen Drudge (Girls Basketball); Josh Larsh (Athletic Director); Doug Welch (Wrestling); J.R. Howell (Boys Basketball); Greg Schellhase (Athletic Director)
COACH OF THE YEAR
SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD
SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD
HCC Winter Coaches of the Year
Front row L to R: Darrick Thomas (Westfield - Boys Swim/Dive); Scott Kubly (Zionsville - Girls Swim/Dive); Doug Welch (Zionsville - Wrestling); Brian Satterfield (Hamilton Southeastern - Girls Basketball); Steve Lynch (Brownsburg - Boys Basketbal); Joe Keller (Fishers - Boys Swim/Dive)
HCC Boys basketball champions - Fishers tigers
TIGERS WIN 3RD CONSECUTIVE TITLE
Coach Garrett Winegar's Fishers Tigers captured their 3rd consecutive HCC Boys Basketball Championship. It is the Tigers' 5th title in 6 years. (Fishers shared the championship with Brownsburg and Westfield in 2020-21)
Since entering the HCC in 2006-07, Fishers has won 6 Boys Basketball
championships.
For the 3rd year in a row the Tigers navigated the extremely competitive HCC with an undefeated 7-0 record. Fishers is currently riding a 25 game HCC winning streak.
FINAL STANDINGS
1. Fishers 7-0
2. Brownsburg 5-2
3. Hamilton S.E. 4-3
Zionsville 4-3
5. Noblesville 3-4
6. Westfield 2-5
Avon 2-5
8. Franklin C. 1-6
Hoosier crossroads conference gymnastics meet
BARS
FLOOR
FLOOR
1. Valorey Bittles (Noblesville) - 8.900
2. Ava Rebennack (Franklin C.) - 8.525
3. Hailey Nobbe (Noblesville) - 8.475
4. Kaleia Cole (Westfield) - 8.125
FLOOR
FLOOR
FLOOR
1.Hailey Nobbe (Noblesville) - 9.425
2. Sonoma Fischer (Westfield) - 9.35
3. Madie Doran (Westfield) - 9.05
3. Ava Rebennack (Franklin C.) 9.05
BEAM
FLOOR
VAULT
1. Hailey Nobbe (Noblesville) - 9.275
2. Valorey Bittles (Noblesville) - 8.85
3.Harper Rey (Westfield) - 8.70
4. Kelsey Atkinson (Westfield) - 8.475
VAULT
ALL AROUND
VAULT
1. Valorey Bittles (Noblesville) - 9.300
2. Hailey Nobbe (Noblesville) - 9.150
3. Hallie Walther (Westfield) 9.000
4. Sonoma Fischer (Westfield) 8.975
ALL AROUND
ALL AROUND
ALL AROUND
1. Hailey Nobbe (Noblesville) 36.325
2. Valorey Bittles (Noblesville) 35.975
3. Sonoma Fischer (Westfield) 34.500
4. Ava Rebennack 34.375
HCC Girls Basketball champions - Hamilton Southeastern
Royals capture 4th consecutive HCC title
Coach Brian Satterfield's Hamilton Southeastern Royals won their 4th consecutive HCC Girls Basketball championship. (HSE shared the title with Fishers in 2022-2023.)
For the 3rd year in a row the Royals battled through the extremely difficult HCC with an undefeated mark. Hamilton Southeastern is currently riding a 23 game HCC unbeaten streak.
The championship is Hamilton Southeastern's 13th since the creation of the HCC in 2000-01. Fishers has the second most Girls basketball titles with 5.
final standings
1. Hamilton S.E. 7-0
2. Franklin C. 5-2
Westfield 5-2
4. Brownsburg 4-3
5. Zionsville 3-4
6. Noblesville 2-5
7. Avon 1-6
Fishers 1-6
HCC Wrestling champions - Brownsburg Bulldogs
Bulldogs win 12th consecutive championship
Coach Darrick Snyder's Brownsburg Bulldogs won their 12th consecutive HCC Wrestling Championship.
Snyder's Bulldogs won 6 of the 14 weight classes. Individual championships were won by sophomore Alex Huddleston @ 106, sophomore Traevon Ducking @ 113, sophomore Ryan Hockaday @126, junior Braylon Reynolds @ 144, senior Thomas Gibbs @ 150 and senior Parker Reynolds @ 157. It was Gibbs' 3rd individual title.
Brownsburg has won 13 HCC Wrestling titles since the HCC was formed in 2000-01.
Individual Champions/All HCC
106 Alex Huddleston (So) - Brownsburg
113 Traevon Ducking (So) - Brownsburg
120 Case Bridge (So) - Avon
126 Ryan Hockaday (So) - Brownsburg
132 Nate Rioux (Sr) - Avon
138 Mason Goelz (Sr) - Avon
144 Braylon Reynolds (Jr) - Brownsburg
150 Thomas Gibbs (Sr) - Brownsburg
165 Aidan Kincaide (Jr) - Noblesville
175 Amonte Jordan (Sr) - Franklin Central
190 Camden Funk (Sr) - Fishers
215 Julian Burgett (Sr) - Fishers
285 Dace Laugle-McNeil - Zionsville
Final standings
1. Brownsburg 245.5
2. Avon 165.5
3. Zionsville 152
4. Noblesville 138
5. Westfield 130
6. Franklin Central 122.5
7. Hamilton S.E. 117.5
8. Fishers 88.5
HCC Girls Swim/dive champions - Zionsville Eagles
Eagles win 2nd consecutive HCC Championship
Coach Scott Kubly's Zionsville Eagles won their 2nd consecutive HCC Girls Swim/Dive Championship and 3rd overall. Zionsville also won the title in 2011-12.
Zionsville's freshman Haley Hunter led the way with victories in the 200 IM and 100 Fly. Hunter was also a part of the 200 Free relay team which set a new HCC Meet Record. In addition, the Eagles' Allie Buroker (Sr) won the 100 Breaststroke and was a member of the championship 200 Free relay team.
Other outstanding performances were turned in by Fishers' Emily Wolf (Jr) who won the 200 Free, 500 Free (new HCC Meet Record) and was a part of the championship 400 Free relay team. Also, Hamilton Southeastern's Naomi Haines (Sr) won both the 50 Free, 100 Backstroke and was a part of the championship 200 Medley Relay Team.
Individual Champions and All HCC
200 Medley Relay - Hamilton Southeastern 1:47.06
Naomi Haines (Sr), Delaney Miller (Fr), Ellison Miller (Jr), Payton Walker (Jr)
200 Free - Emily Wolf (Jr) Fishers 1:51.11
200 IM - Haley Hunter (Fr) Zionsville 2:05.34
50 Free - Naomi Haines (Sr) Hamilton Southeastern :23.87
1 Meter Dive - Eryn McMahon (Sr) Noblesville 283.15
100 Butterfly - Haley Hunter (Fr) Zionsville :55.85
100 Free - Ashlyn Hayes (Fr) Fishers :52.30
500 Free - Emily Wolf (Jr) Fishers 4:55.25
200 Free Relay - Zionsville 1:36.05
Allie Buroker (Sr), Katie Gordon (Jr), Haley Hunter (Fr), Ava Metzger (Sr)
100 Backstroke - Naomi Haines (Sr) Hamilton Southeastern :57.85
100 Breaststroke - Allie Buroker (Sr) Zionsville 1:07.24
400 Free Relay - Fishers 3:31.31
Ashlyn Hayes (Fr), Ella Hare (Sr), Audrey Wolf (Fr), Emily Wolf (Jr)
Final standings
1. Zionsville 462
2. Fishers 449
3. Hamilton S.E. 391
4. Westfield 207
5. Noblesville195
6. Brownsburg 182
7. Avon 116
8. Franklin C. 101
HCC Boys Swim/Dive Champions - Fishers Tigers
FISHERS CAPTURES 6TH TITLE IN A ROW
The Fishers Boys Swim/Dive Dynasty continues as the Tigers won their 6th HCC championship in a row. The title is Fishers' 10th since their entrance into the HCC in 2006.
The Tigers were led by junior Alex Koo who won both the 50 and 100 yard Freestyle. Senior Kirby Danglade also won the 1 M Dive competition.
Zionsville's Freshman Khairi Slater set a new HCC Meet Record in the 100 Butterfly with a blazing :49.83. Slater was also a part of Zionsville's championship 400 free relay team.
Other multiple winners were Noblesville's junior Joshua Naas who won the 200 IM and the 100 Breaststroke. In addition, Naas was also a member of the championship 200 free relay and the 200 medley relay teams. Also, Westfield's Zach Welch won both the 200 free and 500 free.
Individual Champions and All HCC
200 Medley Relay - Noblesville 1:37.38
Jackson Teske (So), Joshua Naas (Jr), Liam Hayward
(Jr), Brayden Wright (Jr)
200 Free - Zach Welch (Jr) Westfield 1:43.38
200 IM - Joshua Naas (Jr) Noblesville 1:56.81
50 Free - Alex Koo (Jr) Fishers :20.90
1 Meter Dive - Kirby Danglade (Sr) Fishers 321.30
100 Butterfly - Khairi Slater (Fr) Zionsville :49.83
100 Free - Alex Koo (Jr) Fishers :46.53
500 Free -Zach Welch (Jr) Westfield 4:37.80
200 Free Relay - Noblesville 1:28.35
Drew Setmeyer (Sr), Brayden Wright (Jr), Joshua Naas
(Jr), Liam Hayward (Jr)
100 Backstroke - Andrew Schrier (So) Brownsburg :52.44
100 Breaststroke - Joshua Naas (Jr) Noblesville :58.67
400 Free Relay - Zionsville 3:13.25
Khairi Slater (Fr), Eli Dollens (Sr), Brady Wright (Sr), Everett Heiser (Fr)
FINAL STANDINGS
1. Fishers 395
2. Westfield 325
3. Hamilton S.E. 322
4. Zionsville 295
5. Noblesville 250
6. Brownsburg 178
7. Avon 132
8. Franklin C. 100
Hoosier Crossroads Conference Fall Athletes of the Year
Cross Country (Boys)
Cross Country - (Girls)
Cross Country - (Girls)
John Libs - Noblesville
Cross Country - (Girls)
Cross Country - (Girls)
Cross Country - (Girls)
Alivia Lozier - Westfield
Football
Cross Country - (Girls)
Golf (Girls)
Branden Sharpe - Brownsburg
Golf (Girls)
Soccer (Girls)
Golf (Girls)
Taylor Snively - Zionsville
Soccer (Boys)
Soccer (Girls)
Soccer (Girls)
Micah Eldridge - Brownsburg
Soccer (Girls)
Soccer (Girls)
Soccer (Girls)
Sloane May - Hamilton Southeastern
Tennis (Boys)
Volleyball (Girls)
Volleyball (Girls)
Brady Stump - Hamilton Southeastern
Volleyball (Girls)
Volleyball (Girls)
Volleyball (Girls)
Madison Miles - Hamilton Southeastern
HOosier Crossroads Conference Fall Banquet
Sportsmanship Award
Sportsmanship Award
Sportsmanship Award
The Zionsville Eagles were awarded the Fall Sportsmanship Award.
Front row L to R: Rita Lickliter, Athletic Director Greg Schellhase, Athletic Director Joshua Larsh, Principal Karen McDaniel
Back row L to R: Rob Jordan, Gabe Poras, Scott Turnquist, Andrew Slack, Earl Allen, Maggie Nobbe
Coach of the year
Sportsmanship Award
Sportsmanship Award
HCC Fall Coaches of the Year
Front row L to R: Zac Toothman (Boys Cross Country - Avon), Scott Lidskin (Girls Cross Country - Westfield), Sean McGrath (Boys Soccer - Brownsburg)
Back row L to R: John Hart (Football - Brownsburg), Sean Keeve (Volleyball - Westfield), Andrew Slack (Unified Flag Football - Zionsville), Maggie Nobbe (Golf - Zionsville), Earl Allen (Tennis - Zionsville)
IHSAA State football champions - Brownsburg Bulldogs
Bulldogs win 2nd consecutive championship
Coach John Hart's Brownsburg Bulldogs won back to back IHSAA State football championships with a 38-31 win over fellow HCC member Westfield.
The game was a rematch of last year's state championship title match.
It is Brownsburg's 4th state football championship. The Bulldogs won in 1984-85 (3a), 1985-86 (4a) and the last two years in 6a.
Inaugural HCC Girls wrestling invitational
Franklin Central wins 1st HCC Girls Wrestling Invite
Host Franklin Central dominated the event capturing 13 of the 14 weight classes.
100 - Josenit Vasquez Ochoa (Franklin C.)
105 - Jaydis Sordelet (Franlin C.)
110 - Eva Atkins (Franklin C.)
115 - Bhaar Riar (Franklin C.)
120 - Madison Mink (Franklin C.)
125 - Addison Kerns (Franklin C.)
130 - Alia Russell (Franklin C.)
135 - Dayonna Dyson (Franklin C.)
140 - Madeline Thompson (Franklin C.)
145 - Beau Vannice (Franklin C.)
155 - Alia Stocker (Franklin C.)
170 - Lily Wolke (Brownsburg)
190 - Sophia Jones (Franklin C.)
235 - Jayleigh Holler (Franklin C.)
Team standings
1. Franklin C. 367.5
2. Hamilton S.E. 163
3. Fishers 102.5
4. Zionsville 73.5
5. Brownsburg 61
6. Noblesville 56
7. Avon 29
HCC Football champions - Brownsburg Bulldogs
Bulldogs win 3rd consecutive title
Coach John Hart's Brownsburg Bulldogs won their 3rd consecutive HCC Football championship. (The Bulldogs shared the title last year
with Westfield)
It is Brownsburg's 8th football championship (either won outright or shared) since the HCC was created in 2000. Hamilton Southeastern has also won 8
football titles which leads all HCC schools. Avon has won 7 championships.
Brownsburg won the championship by going undefeated in the very
competitive HCC.
final standings
1. Brownsburg 7-0
2. Westfield 6-1
3. Fishers 5-2
4. Avon 3-4
Hamilton S.E. 3-4
6. Franklin C. 2-5
Zionsville 2-5
8. Noblesville 0-7
HCC Girls Volleyball champion - Hamilton Southeastern
ROYALS WIN 8TH CONSECUTIVE HCC TITLE
The Hamilton Southeastern dynasty in volleyball continues. Coach Jason
Young's Royals won their 8th consecutive HCC title. (Avon shared the
championship with HSE in 2018 & 2024)
Hamilton Southeastern battled through the difficult HCC schedule with a
perfect 7-0 record.
The championship is Hamilton Southeastern's 10th since the creation of the
HCC in 2000. Avon leads the HCC with 12 volleyball titles.
FINAL STANDINGS
1. Hamilton S.E. 7-0
2. Westfield 6-1
3. Brownsburg 4-3
Noblesville 4-3
Zionsville 4-3
6. Franklin C. 2-5
7. Fishers 1-6
8. Avon 0-7
HCC Girls soccer champion - Hamilton Southeastern Royals
Royals win 2nd championship in 3 years
Coach Greg Davidson's Hamilton Southeastern Royals won their 2nd HCC title in 3 years. It is the Royals 6th championship in the 26 year history of the conference.
The Royals navigated the extremely challenging HCC schedule finishing conference play with an undefeated 6-0-1 record.
FINAL STANDINGS
1. Hamilton Southeastern 6-0-1 19
2. Zionsville 5-0-2 17
3. Westfield 5-1-5 16
4. Noblesville 4-3-0 12
5. Fishers 3-4-0 9
6. Avon 1-5-1 4
7. Brownsburg 0-5-2 2
8. Franklin Central 0-6-1 1
HCC boys soccer champions - Brownsburg Bulldogs
Brownburg captures 1st HCC title since 2007
Coach Sean McGrath's Brownsburg Bulldogs won their first Boys HCC Soccer championship since 2007. The title is Brownsburg's HCC leading 7th since the formation of the conference in 2000.
The Bulldogs fought through the extremely difficult Hoosier Crossroads Conference with a perfect 7-0-0 record.
final standings
1. Brownsburg 7-0-0 21
2. Fishers 3-1-3 12
3. Noblesville 3-2-2 11
4. Hamilton S.E. 2-1-4 10
5. Westfield 3-4-0 9
6. Zionsville 2-3-2 8
7. Franklin Central 1-4-2 5
8. Avon 0-6-1 1