HCC Boys volleyball Champions - Fishers Tigers
Fishers wins HCC Boys Volleyball Championship
Coach Carlos Capo's Fishers Tigers won the inaugural HCC Boys Volleyball Championship.
The Tigers finished Hoosier Crossroads Conference play with a perfect 7-0 record.
Final Standings
1. Fishers 7-0
2. Westfield 6-1
3. Hamilton S.E. 5-2
4. Franklin C. 4-3
5. Zionsville 3-4
6. Noblesville 2-5
7. Brownsburg 1-6
8. Avon 0-7
HCC Girls tennis champions - Westfield Shamrocks
Westfield wins 1st HCC Girls Tennis title!
Coach Trudy Coler's Westfield Shamrocks won the Hoosier Crossroads Conference Girls Tennis Championship for the 1st time in school history.
The Shamrocks were led by Freshman Alexandra Grilliot who captured the #1 Singles title. In the 25 year history of the HCC, Grilliot became the 3rd Shamrock to win at #1 Singles.
In addition, sophomore Isla Harvey won at #2 Singles and senior Addi Koi and junior Ellen Votz claimed the championship at #2 Doubles.
Junior Jenna Berry and sophomore Bella Rivera helped the Shamrocks with a 3rd place finish at #1 doubles.
All HCC
#1 Singles
1st - Alexandra Grilliot (9) Westfield
2nd - Mischa Briggs (12) Fishers
3rd - Sushi Murugesan (12) Zionsville
#2 Singles
1st - Isla Harvey (10) Westfield
2nd Adelyn Wyndham (12) Avon
#3 Singles
1st Ally Briggs (9) Fishers
#1 Doubles
1st Shuyang Li (12) & Ellery Walpole (12) Zionsville
2nd Ayla Lathrop (12) & Ella Schott (10) Brownsburg
3rd Jenna Berry (11) & Bella Rivera (10) Westfield
#2 Doubles
1st Addi Kooi (12) & Ellen Votz (11) Westfield
Final Standings
1. Westfield 40
2. Zionsville 31
3. Fishers 30
4. Avon 24
5. Brownsburg
6. Franklin Central 16
7. Hamilton Southeastern 13
8. Noblesville 9
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
HCC Boys Track & Field Champion - Avon orioles
Avon wins 6th HCC Championship
Coach Colin Rinne's Avon Orioles won their 6th HCC Boys Track & Field title. It was Avon's first championship since 2018.
Avon was led by first place finishes from senior Marcus Townsend in the 100m (10.60), junior Kaleb Rasheed in the Discus (181'1") and senior Tevares Frierson in the Long Jump (22'4 3/4").
Individual Champions & All HCC
100m - Marcus Townsend (Sr) Avon :10.60
*200m - Christian Ortiz (Sr) Hamilton S.E. :21.18
400m - Kervenson Clerger (Jr) Franklin C. :48.58
800m - Banner Barnes (So) Noblesville 1:54.20
1600m - Ian Baker (Sr) Brownsburg 4:15.25
3200m - John LIbs (Jr) Noblesville 9:14.07
*110m H - Rylan Hainje (Jr) Franklin C. :13.61
300m H - Rylan Hainje (Jr) Franklin C. :37.60
4 X 100m Relay - Westfield :41.59
Mason McCray(So), Caleb Terril (So), Cayden Gearhard (Jr), Cato June (Jr)
4 X 400m Relay - Franklin Central 3:22.01
Dylan Keck (Jr), Jett Snell (Jr), Emilio Leal (Sr), Kervenson Clerger (Jr)
4 X 800m Relay - Noblesville 7:54.12
Isaiah Vohs (Fr), Jack Rush (So), Bode Barnes (Sr), Jack Shinneman (Sr)
*High Jump - Konrad Hayden (Jr) Fishers 6'8"
Pole Vault - Evan Senefeld (Sr) Hamilton S.E. 14'0"
Long Jump - Tevares Frierson (Sr) Avon 22'4 3/4"
*Shot Put - Tobi Soneye (Sr) Brownsburg 59'10"
Discus - Kaleb Rasheed (Jr) Avon 181'1"
*new HCC Meet record
Final Standings
1. Avon 128.50
2. Brownsburg 99
3. Noblesville 83.5
4. Franklin C. 72
5. Fishers 67
Hamilton S.E. 67
7. Westfield 66
8. Zionsville 39
HCC Girls Track & Field Champions - Hamilton Southeastern
Royals win their 17th HCC Championship
Coach Julie Alano's Hamilton Southeastern Royals won their 17th HCC Girls Track & Field championship in the 25 year history of the conference. It was HSE's second consecutive title.
The Royals were led by senior Elia Blackmore's two victories in the 100m hurdles and 300m hurdles. Her :14.28 time in the 100m hurdles set a new HCC meet record. In addition, sophomore Anissa Lammie captured the 400m title in :55.09 which was also a new HCC meet record.
Hamilton Southeastern won both the 4 X 400m relay (Addison Smith, Chloe Senefield, Ciara Kepner, Anissa Lammie) and the 4 X 800m relay (Elizabeth Butler, Anissa Lammie, Anaya Lammie, Ciara Kepler).
Individual Champions & All HCC
100m - Moriah Henry (So) Zionsville :12.15
200m - Omena Anyanwu (Sr) Zionsville :25.13
*400m - Anissa Lammie (So) Hamilton SE :55.09
800m - Brinkley Cooper (Sr) Noblesville 2:16.16
1600m - Eve Schurr (Sr) Avon 4:59.65
3200m - Alivia Lozier (So) Westfield 10:55.16
*100m Hurdles - Elia Blackmore (Sr) Hamilton S.E. :14.28
300m Hurdles - Elia Blackmore (Sr) Hamilton S.E. :44.07
*4 X 100m Relay - Brownsburg :47.64
Amish Hamilton (Jr), Nife Ogunleye (Fr), Angelique Howgate (Sr), Izzy Neal
(Sr)
*4 X 400m Relay -Hamilton Southeastern 3:53.18
Addison Smith (Sr), Chloe Senefield (Jr), Ciara Kepner (Sr), Anissa Lammie
(So)
4 X 800m Relay - Hamilton Southeastern 9:26.93
Elizabeth Butler (Sr), Anissa Lammie (So), Anaya Lammie (Sr), Ciara
Kepner (Sr)
High Jump - Peyton Denagall (So) Avon 5'4"
Pole Vault - Scarlett Olson (So) Fishers 11'6"
Long Jump - Milyn Kirsch (So) Avon 16'11 1/4"
Shot Put - Macey Miller (Sr) Fishers 41'0"
Discus - Megan Whinnery (Sr) Zionsville 132'3"
*new HCC Meet record
Final Standings
1. Hamilton S.E. 109
2. Zionsville 83
3. Avon 78.5
Brownsburg 78.5
5. Noblesville 75
6. Fishers 71
7. Franklin C. 66.5
8. Westfield 61.5
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 Boys swim/dive state runner up - Fishers Tigers
Tigers make strong showing with 2nd place finish
Coach Joe Keller's Fishers Tigers claimed the runner-up spot
at the IHSAA State Swim/Dive Meet. The Tigers also finished as
runner-up in 2020.
In the Dive competition, Mason Lawson finished 2nd, Jacob Schade
4th and Kirby Danglade 6th.
Also for the Tigers, Jonny Hines finished a strong 2nd in the 200 Free
and 3rd in the 500 free. Alex Koo came in 6th in both the 50 and 100
Free.
The 200 Free relay team (Koo, Luis Sanchez, Qwinton Upshaw & Hudson Lee) finished 2nd. The Medley Relay team (Sanchez, Upshaw, Lee & Koo) came in 6th and the 400 Free relay team (Lee, Adams, Johannemen,
Hines) finished 7th.
Photo courtesy IHSAA
HCC Team Results
2. Fishers 212
10. Zionsville 81
Hamilton S.E. 81
12. Brownsburg 64
17. Noblesville 28
31. Westfield 9
44. Franklin C. 2
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.
HCC Boys basketball champions - Fishers Tigers
Fishers wins 2nd consecutive title!
Coach Garrett Winegar's Fishers Tigers won their 4th HCC title in 5 years and 5th overall.
The Tigers completed the extremely difficult HCC schedule with a perfect 7-0 record for the 2nd consecutive year and are currently riding an 18 game HCC win streak.
Final Standings
1. Fishers 7-0
2. Avon 5-2
3. Westfield 4-3
Noblesville 4-3
5. Zionsville 3-4
Brownsburg 3-4
7. Hamilton S.E. 2-5
8. Franklin C. 0-7
HCC Girls BAsketball Champions - Hamilton Southeastern
Royal win 3rd consecutive title!
Coach Brian Satterfield's Hamilton Southeastern Royals won their 3rd consecutive
HCC Basketball championship. The Royals went through the difficult HCC schedule with a perfect 7-0 record for the 2nd year in a row.
It is Hamilton Southeastern's 12th Girls Basketball title in the 25 year history of the HCC.
Fishers has won 5 championships followed by Brownsburg, Noblesville, Westfield and Zionsville with 2 titles.
Final Standings
1. Hamilton Southeastern 7-0
2. Brownsburg 6-1
3. Noblesville 5-2
4. Fishers 4-3
5. Westfield 3-4
6. Avon 1-6
Franklin Central 1-6
Zionsville 1-6
HCC wrestling champions - Brownsburg bulldogs
Bulldogs win 11th consecutive championship
The Brownsburg wrestling dynasty continues with Coach Darrick
Snyder's Bulldogs winning their 11th HCC Wrestling Title in a row. It
is Brownsburg's 12th wrestling championship in the 25 year history of the HCC.
Brownsburg wrestlers won 9 of the 14 weight classes.
Individual winners for the Bulldogs were freshman Traevon Ducking (106), freshman Case Bell (120), senior Jake Hockaday (132), sophomore Braylon Reynolds ( 138), junior Tommy Gibbs (144), senior Mason Day (157), senior Gunner Henry (190), senior Caden Brewer (215) and senior Max Forrester (285).
Hockaday set HCC Wrestling History with his 4th individual championship while Henry won his 3rd.
Individual Champions/All HCC
106 - Traevon Ducking (Fr) - Brownsburg
113 - Brayden Head (Fr) - Westfield
120 - Case Bell (Fr) - Brownsburg
126 - Nathan Rioux (Jr) - Avon
132 - Jake Hockaday (Sr) - Brownsburg
138 - Braylon Reynolds (So) - Brownsburg
144 - Tommy Gibbs (Jr) - Brownsburg
150 - Seth Syra (Sr) - Avon
157 - Mason Day (Sr) - Brownsburg
165 - Griffan Larson (Jr) - Avon
175 - Xavier Smith (Jr) - Fishers
190 - Gunner Henry (Sr) - Brownsburg
215 - Caden Brewer (Sr) - Brownsburg
285 - Max Forrester (Sr) Brownsburg
Team Results
1. Brownsburg 283.5
2. Avon 190.5
3. Fishers 157.0
4. Westfield 154.0
5. Hamilton S.E. 127.5
6. Zionsville 97.0
7. Franklin Central 86.5
8. Noblesville 62.5
HCC Girls Swim/dive champion - zionsville eagles
Zionsville Wins 2nd HCC Girls Swim/Dive Title
Coach Scott Kubly's Zionsville Eagles won their 2nd HCC Girls Swim/
Dive Championship. Zionville's previous title came in 2011-12.
The Eagles were led by Annabelle Swiney's win the 200 IM, Ava Metzger's victory in the 500 Free, and the win by the 200 Free Relay team. (Allie Burokey, Katie Gordon, Hailey Paulick and Ava Metzger)
Multiple winners were Senior Kiley Zoeller of Hamilton Southeastern with individual championships in the 50 and 100 Free along with relay wins in the 200 Medley Relay and 400 Free Relay. Sophomore Emily Wolf of Fishers won the 200 Free and 100 Butterfly. Junior Ava Metzger of Zionsville won the 500 Free and was a part of the championship 200 Free Relay team. Freshman Kendall Dieckman and sophomore Ellason Miller of Hamilton S.E. were a part of both the 200 Medley Relay and 400 Free Relay champions.
Zionsville's victory broke Fishers' string of 8 straight championships.
Team Standings
1. Zionsville 419
2 Fishers 403
3. Hamilton S.E. 385.3
4. Westfield 266
5. Noblesville 215
6. Brownsburg 165
7. Avon 137.5
8. Franklin C. 114
HCC Boys Swim/dive champion - fishers tigers
Fishers Wins 9th HCC Boys Swim/Dive Title
Coach Joe Keller's Fishers Tiger's won their 9th HCC Boys Swim/Dive Championship. The title was Fishers' 5th in a row.
The Tigers were led by seniors Jonny Hines, Eduardo Sanchez and sophomore Alex Koo. Hines won the 200 Free, won the 500 Free setting a new HCC Championship Meet record, and was a part of the winning 200 Free Medley Relay and 400 Free Relay teams. Koo won the 50 Free, 100 Free and was part of the winning 200 Free and 400 Free Relays. Eduardo Sanchez won the 100 Backstroke and was a part of both winning relay teams.
Hines new HCC Championship Meet record of 4:31.20 in the 500 Free erasing the old mark set 10 years ago by Parks Jones of Avon. (4:32.21)
Also, a multiple winner was senior Jihoon Jung of Hamilton Southeastern with victories in both the 200 IM and 100 Butterfly.
Team Standings
1. Fishers 474
2. Hamilton S.E. 350
3. Zionsville 333.5
4. Brownsburg 258
5. Noblesville 239.5
6. Westfield 174
7. Avon 138
8. Franklin C. 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
IHSAA Football State Champions - Brownsburg Bulldogs
6A State Champions
Phil Eskew Mental Attitude
Phil Eskew Mental Attitude
Coach John Hart's Brownsburg Bulldogs captured the 6A state football championship with a narrow 22-17 win over fellow HCC member Westfield.
Brownsburg finished 13-1 and were co-champions of the HCC.
It is Brownsburg's first state football championship since the Bulldogs captured the 4A title in 1985-86.
Phil Eskew Mental Attitude
Phil Eskew Mental Attitude
Phil Eskew Mental Attitude
Brownsburg's Iosua Stephens was awarded the prestigious Phil N. Eskew Mental Attitude Award.