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LAUNCHES AUGUST 2015
SHOW YOUR SUPPORT OF HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT ATHLETES IN OUR COMMUNITY In our communities, no subject is more talked about than high school sports.
have an opportunity to contribute through their Twitter and Facebook posts as well.
From the publishers of the TownePost Network of hyper local newsletters comes the first-of-itskind monthly sports magazine dedicated to their local schools.
Long time sports columnist and former Indianapolis Colts Marketing Director Ray Compton will be spearheading the editorial content. In addition to recruiting local sports writers to cover events, Compton will oversee the Mascot Monthly intern program utilizing aspiring journalists, photographers and social media publicists.
Mascot Monthly will feature the student athletes, their teams and their fans through an interactive website, social media, live and on-demand video and a monthly print magazine direct mailed to residents in the school district. In addition, the Mascot Monthly will serve as the sports program for many of the schools and made available for free at the concession stands and box offices. Each month, the best of the best athletes, coaches and teams will be featured. Fans will
Athletic departments will benefit each month, not only from the positive promotion of the various sports programs, but financially. For every ad purchased in the Mascot Monthly $100 will be donated to the school's athletic program. This includes the schools’ “Booster Section” which allows local businesses to be seen as part of the community starting at only $150.
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT MASCOTMONTHLY.COM AND GET IN ON THE GROUND LEVEL OF THE NEXT BIG THING IN HYPER LOCAL MARKETING.
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#HSEmascot HSE Mascot @HSEMascot Jun 6 Indiana, USA Harrison scores 3 runs in the top of the 6th inning. Harrison 8 HSE 6 in the bottom of 6th. #hsemascot HSE Mascot @HSEMascot 15h15 hours ago Congratulations Scott Gregg! Named as a contributor to the Hamilton County Basketball Hall of Fame! Gregg is a former teacher & coach at CHS #hsemascot HSE Mascot @HSEMascot Jun 1 Noblesville, IN Greyhounds Unified Track team advances to the state meet next weekend with a second place finish in tonight's sectional meet at Noblesvillle #hsemascot HSE Mascot @HSEMascot Jun 1 Chris Plumb joins Frank Dixon & Chuck Koeppen as NHSCA Coaches of the Year from Carmel since 2000. #hsemascot HSE Mascot @HSEMascot May 31 Follow Carmel HS girls soccer #hsemascot
EDITORIAL CALENDAR ALL HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS TEAMS WILL BE FEATURED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR AUGUST
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BASEBALL BOYS GOLF SOFTBALL GIRLS TENNIS TRACK LACROSSE RUGBY INTRAMURAL SPORTS MONTH
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Cathedral High School at 7:00 pm
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Noodles and Company at 7:00 pm
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River Glen at 9:00 am
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Hamilton Southeastern at 4:00 pm
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SPORTS PHYSICALS DUE
Broad Ripple High School at 1:00 pm
All schools All day
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HOCKEY Fishers High School at 7:00 pm
GIRLS BASKETBALL Cathedral High School at 7:00 pm
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BOYS SOCCER Broad Ripple High School at 1:00 pm
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Cathedral High School at 7:00 pm
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BOYS BASKETBALL
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Cathedral High School at 7:00 pm
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FOOTBALL
3RD PARTY EVENT
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GIRLS GOLF
BOYS TENNIS
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SPORTS PHYSICALS DUE
Broad Ripple High School at 1:00 pm
All schools All day
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RUGBY Hamilton Southeastern at 4:00 pm
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River Glen at 9:00 am
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HOCKEY Fishers High School at 7:00 pm
Noodles and Company at 7:00 pm
vs. Noblesville High School at 7:00 pm
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BW3s at 7:00 pm
GIRLS BASKETBALL Cathedral High School at 7:00 pm
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GRADUATION Lucas Oil Stadium at 7:00 pm
CARMEL HIGH SCHOOL’S CROSS COUNTRY JUGGERNAUT WINS TWO MORE STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS Welch captured individual honors with a time of 17:53 on the five kilometer course, while two other seniors, Gina Genco and Rachael Wessner, finished 34 and 51. “And we have a whole lot more waiting in the wings,” warned Ellington. “There’s no doubt we will have the talent and commitment [for a fifth straight state title].” As will probably Bell’s boys’ team which came in with a 14-point victory over runner-up Columbus North in the state finals. “We have a good foundation,” assessed Bell, who must replace seniors Bobby Browning (seventh in the state), Ben Anderson (13th), Daniel Schuga (29th), Josh Horowitz (32nd) and Michael George (55th). “We have three sophomores who are as good as anyone in the state, and we have a fantastic group of freshmen.” Writer / Ray Compton Photographer / Bill McAdow of ChampionsIllustrated.com In most Indiana communities, cross country falls into the “minor” sports classification at the local high school. Now that’s not a mean-spirited label; it’s just that the sport of cross country does not easily slide into the definitions we have placed on being called a “major” sport. Those characteristics are mostly saved for football and basketball.
But before closing the book on 2013, both the boys and girls teams qualified for the Nike Cross Nationals this month in Portland, Oregon. The event serves as the unofficial national high school cross country championship. Seven runners and the coach of each team will be flown to Portland by Nike. “It’s a once in a lifetime opportunity,” conceded Bell, whose team finished 11th in 2012. “We didn’t run our best last year, but we feel we can be up there this year.”
When it comes to categorizing the boys and girls cross country teams at Carmel, there is nothing closely related to being minor. You can pin the word major on these two remarkable teams at the school on Main Street. The facts show that cross country is big time at Carmel. The impressive facts show: • A staggering 226 Carmel students were on the two teams this season, including a whopping 128 on the girls’ squad. And the number of runners on both teams is not on a one-year curve. Two years ago, the girls’ team had an enrollment of 136. The boys’ team once had almost 150 competitors before time standards forced annual roster cuts. • The cross country programs in the Carmel middle schools and Carmel Dad’s Club are brimming with future standouts, and a youth program at Northview Church enlists almost 1,000 runners. • Winning state championships are not a rare occurrence in either gender classification. After winning both the boys and girls state championships last month in Terre Haute, Carmel has now claimed a breath-taking 28 Indiana titles (15 girls and 13 boys) during a 37-year stretch. Minor? Hardly. “Cross country is so strong in Carmel,” noted boys coach Doc Bell. “With the youth programs, the middle school programs and the support systems, it is almost easy to coach. There is so much interest in the Carmel school district.” Not to be forgotten is the Carmel tradition in cross country. Current IUPUI boys cross country and track and field coach Chuck Koeppen laid the foundation during his 37-year tenure at Carmel. Koeppen’s teams won 22 state championships (11 by each squad) and collected 60 sectional, 52 regional and 29 semi-state trophies.
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“We celebrated, but we all felt we missed an opportunity to do better,” said Ellington, whose team outdistanced runner-up Hamilton Southeastern by 46 points by finishing with 76 points. Senior Kelcy
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