2010 Grange Insurance All-Star Classic

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1 ALL-STAR GAME TEAM RECORDS First Downs-26, South 1972 Rushing Yards-347, South, 1997 Passes Attempted-42, North, 2003 Passes Completed-22, North 1992 Passes Had Intercepted-4, North 1992, South 1994, South 2009 Passing Yards-276, South 1998 Total Yards-443, South 1976 Punts-9, North 1971, and North 1998 Fumbles-8, South 1967 Fewest First Downs Allowed-5, South 1994 Fewest Passing Yards Allowed-26, South 1980 Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed-4, South 1992 Fewest Total Yards Allowed-19, South 1968 ALL-STAR GAME INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Total Points -18, Walter Peacock, Shortridge, 1972 (South) Touchdowns -3, Walter Peacock, Shortridge, 1972 (South) Field Goals - 2, Kevin Jennings, Chatard, 1995 (South); Jake Lazar, Western, 2009 (North) PAT Kicks - 5, Matt Coffel, Bremen, 1989 (North), and Kyle Corts, 1997 (South) Total Offense - 181, Tom Creevey, Mishawaka Marian, 1970 (North) Rushing Attempts - 26, Courtney Davis, F.W. Snider, 1993 (North) Rushing Yardage - 145, Walter Peacock, Shortridge, 1972 (South) Passing Attempts - 30, Earl Haniford, Martinsville, 1996 (South) Passes Completed - 19, Chris Dittoe, Fort Wayne Dwenger, 1992 (North), and, Earl Haniford, Martinsville, 1996 (South) Passing Yardage - 237, Adam Wiese, Perry Meridian, 2008 (South) Touchdown Passes - 3, Rick Mirer, Goshen, 1989 (North); Steve Sutherland, Bloomington South, 2000 (South); Adam Wiese, Perry Meridian, 2008 (South) Interceptions Thrown - 4, Dave Vormohr, Jay County, 1982 (North) Pass Receptions - 11, Charley Byrnes, Bloomington, 1969 (South) Touchdown Receptions - 2, by several players Longest Scoring Play - 97-yard kickoff return by Jewel Hampton, Warren Central, 2008 (South) 2010 Grange Insurance All-Star Classic -- Game Officials Ron Wenz, Dave Morton, Paul Mills, Jim Johnson, Tim Strit and Joe Stafford have over 160 years of combined experience and have worked from Garrett to Evansville, Richmond to Terre Haute and all points in between. 1

2 Michael J. Rabold Distinguished Player Award The Michael J. Rabold Distinguished Player Award is presented each year to a player from the Indiana High School North-South All-Star Game who in college football has distinguished himself both on and off the football field A.J Edds (Greenwood H.S./University of Iowa) CAREER: Completed his career ranked 43rd in tackles for Iowa with tied for second in league games only in pass interceptions (.5) and tied for fourth for all games (.38), along with tying for 32nd nationally... one of three seniors named to 2009 Leadership Group... one of four juniors named to 2008 Leadership Group... one of three sophomores named to 2007 Leadership Group... one of three true freshmen to see action in moved from tight end to linebacker during pre-season practice in Honors: Honorable mention all-college Football Insiders... Forest Evashevski Scholastic Achievement Award... Permanent Team Captain... Win During the Week Award, Defense... second team all-big Ten by league coaches... second team all-big Ten by Phil Steele s College Football... Academic All-Big Ten for third year... selected to participate in Senior Bowl Preseason Honors: Named to preseason Watch List for Butkus Award... preseason second team all-big Ten by Athlon Sports and Phil Steele s College Football. 2009: Ranked fourth on the team with 78 tackles, including 25 solo stops and 53 assists... second on team with five interceptions, while also collecting 4.5 tackles for loss and four pass break-ups... started at outside linebacker in win over Northern Iowa... recorded nine assisted tackles vs UNI, including two assists for loss and one pass break-up... started at outside linebacker in 35-3 win at Iowa State as defense collected six turnovers... started at outside linebacker in win over Arizona as defense allowed just 105 passing yards and 253 yards total offense... recorded three assisted tackles vs. Arizona, including a shared tackle for loss... started at outside linebacker in win at Penn State... recorded six tackles at PSU and had first interception of the season in final four minutes... started at outside linbacker in win over Arkansas State as defense allowed just 80 net rushing yards... recorded five assisted tackles and one pass break-up vs. ASU... started at outside linebacker in win over Michigan... recorded nine tackles vs. Wolverines, including two solo stops, a shared tackle for loss and one pass break-up... started at outside linebacker in win at Wisconsin at defense allowed just 87 rushing yards and 243 yards total offense... recorded seven tackles and a pass interception at Wisconsin, including three solo stops and an assisted QB sack... fourth period interception was his second of the season... started at outside linebacker in win at Michigan State as defense allowed just 85 net rushing yards... recorded three tackles at MSU, including one tackle for loss... started at outside linebacker in win over Indiana as defense allowed just 79 net rushing yards overall and just three points in the second half... recorded four assisted tackles, including one tackle for loss vs. Hoosiers... also had one pass interception in fourth quarter... his pass break-up late in third period led to 86-yard interception return to cut Iowa deficit at the time to started at outside linebacker in loss to Northwestern as defense allowed just 10 points and 239 yards total offense... recorded four tackles vs. Wildcats to surpass 200 career stops... started at outside linebacker in overtime loss at Ohio State... collected 10 tackles vs. OSU, including a career-best seven solo tackles... started at outside linebacker in 12-0 win over Minnesota as defense allowed just 48 rushing yards and 201 yards total offense... recorded three solo tackles and five assists vs. Gophers... had second period interception and 14 yard return that led to Iowa s only touchdown... started at outside linebacker in Orange Bowl win over Georgia Tech as defense allowed just 155 yards total offense... recorded four solo tackles and one assisted tackle... fourth quarter pass interception and 13 yard return help Hawkeyes protect lead and eventually led to game-clinching touchdown. HIGH SCHOOL: PrepStar all-american... honorable mention Street & Smith all-american... all-johnson County Player of the Year as a senior... finalist for Indiana s Mr. Football... Indiana North-South All-Star... nominated for US Army All-American game... two-time Indianapolis Star Super Team and South Team... three-time Associated Press first team all-state... four-time first team all-conference... two-time team MVP... four-year letterman in football, basketball and track. PERSONAL: Management major... named National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete for central Indiana... academic all-state as a senior... parents are Anne and David Edds... high school coach was Rick Wimmer John Andrews (Indiana) 1972 Levi Mitchell (Iowa) 1973 Phil Powell (Franklin) 1974 George Uremovich (Illinois) 1975 Clarence Bullock (Michigan St.) 1976 Mike Stock (Indiana) 1977 Chubby Phillips (Illinois) 1978 Ric Enis (Indiana) 1979 Darrell Reeves (Indianapolis) 1980 Vegas Ferguson (Notre Dame) 1981 Mark Herrmann (Purdue) 1982 Bob Stephenson (Indiana) 1983 David Duerson (Notre Dame) 1984 Blair Kiel (Notre Dame) 1985 Bruce King (Purdue) Michael J. Rabold Past Recipients 1986 Ray Wallace (Purdue) 1987 Mike Kovaleski (Notre Dame) Rod Woodson (Purdue) 1988 Ernie Jones (Indiana) 1989 Tom Yohe (Harvard) 1990 Anthony Thompson (Indiana) 1991 Darrick Brownlow (Illinois) 1992 Vaughn Dunbar (Indiana) 1993 Rick Mirer (Notre Dame) 1994 Mike Neu (Ball State) Lamark Shackerford (Wisconsin) 1995 Tony Henderson (Michigan) 1996 Kevin Hardy (Illinois) Derrick Mayes (Notre Dame) 1997 Brad Maynard (Ball State) 1998 Jason Fabini (Cincinnati) 1999 Rosevelt Colvin (Purdue) 2000 Josh Gentry (Indianapolis) Kevin Kreinhagen (Indianapolis) 2001 Brandon Gorin (Purdue) 2002 Justin Smith (Indiana) 2003 Travis Belden (Penn) 2004 Eugene Wilson (Illinois) 2005 Courtney Roby (Indiana) 2006 Jay Cutler (Vanderbilt) 2007 Jeff Samardzija (Notre Dame) Anthony Spencer (Purdue) 2008 Bryan Mattison (Iowa) 2009 Donald Washington (Ohio State) 2

3 North Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. High School College Choice 95 Joe Bell DE Lowell Holy Cross 71 Matt Carden OL Northwood St. Francis 27 Zack Corpe RB Elkhart Memorial Franklin 3 Adam Creighbaum RB Triton Manchester 43 Brandon Davis DL Fort Wayne Wayne Joliet 55 Conner Emenhiser ILB Bellmont Purdue 63 Evan Estep OL Penn Indiana State 17 Landon Feichter CB Bishop Dwenger Purdue 31 Klay Fiechter RB Norwell Indianapolis 19 Damon Foreman FS Lewis Cass Indianapolis 59 Collin Gallagher OL Wheeler Franklin 33 Brandon Grubbe RB Lowell Butler 83 Adam Harmon RB Michigan City Anderson 89 Colin Harruff WR Homestead St. Francis 45 David Hayden ILB Logansport Manchester 77 Caleb Hemmick ILB Eastbrook Taylor 9 Derrick Hill WR Anderson Highland Undecided 87 Leneil Himes TE Plymouth Indiana 69 Ryan Isaac DL Michigan City Purdue 11 Curtis Ivy CB Plymouth Indiana 21 Bryce Kiser FB Pioneer Illinois State 47 Adam Kovacs ILB South Bend Washington College of DuPage 7 Cortez Lee QB Mishawaka North Park College 99 Christian Lentz DL Mishawaka North Central College 85 P.J. Mason TE Andrean Indianapolis 79 Garrison McElroy OL Hamilton Heights Indiana State 49 Brady Miller RB Manchester Purdue 41 Chris Mills P Lafayette Central Catholic Indianapolis 13 Scott Moore SS Fountain Central Franklin 57 Kegan Morris OL Delta St. Francis 25 Michael Perkins RB Valparaiso Jackson State 23 Dominique Peterson FS Hammond Morton Earlham 81 Herman Pollard CB Jimtown Anderson 73 David Raffin OL Chesterton Ball State 61 Collin Rahrig C Mishawaka Marian Indiana 29 Tyler Roush FB Southern Wells Ivy Tech 39 Devon Rush SS Fort Wayne Snider St. Francis 75 Trevor Sales C LaPorte Delaware State 35 Braxton Shelton RB Kokomo St. Francis 37 Eric Shorten PK Oak Hill IPFW 97 Mark Strong DE Lafayette Central Catholic Indianapolis 91 Sanchez Tate ILB Merrillville Indianapolis 93 James Travis DE Merrillville Grand Valley State 67 Andrew Webster OL Fort Wayne North Trine 1 Daniel Wodicka QB West Lafayette Johns Hopkins Managers: Michael Doherty (Munster), Angela Miller (Fairfield), Megan Thompson (Southern Wells), Jessica Trcka (Hobart), Kristine Weiss (South Newton) and Nathan Whisman (Hamilton Heights) Numerical Roster 1 Daniel Wodicka, QB 3 Adam Creighbaum, RB 7 Cortez Lee, QB 9 Derrick Hill, WR 11 Curtis Ivy, CB 13 Scott Moore, SS 17 Landon Feichter, CB 19 Damon Foreman, FS 21 Bryce Kiser, FB 23 Dominique Peterson, FS 25 Michael Perkins, RB 27 Zack Corpe, RB 29 Tyler Roush, FB 31 Klay Fiechter, RB 33 Brandon Grubbe, RB 35 Braxton Shelton, RB 37 Eric Shorten, PK 39 Devon Rush, SS 41 Chris Mills, P 43 Brandon Davis, DL 45 David Hayden, ILB 47 Adam Kovacs, ILB 49 Brady Miller, RB 55 Conner Emenhiser, ILB 57 Kegan Morris, OL 59 Collin Gallagher, OL 61 Collin Rahrig, C 63 Evan Estep, OL 67 Andrew Webster, OL 69 Ryan Isaac, DL 71 Matt Carden, OL 73 David Raffin, OL 75 Trevor Sales, C 77 Caleb Hemmick, ILB 79 Garrison McElroy, OL 81 Herman Pollard, CB 83 Adam Harmon, RB 85 P.J. Mason, TE 87 Laneil Himes, TE 89 Colin Harraff, WR 91 Sanchez Tate, ILB 93 James Travis, DE 95 Joe Bell, DE 97 Mark Strong, DE 99 Christian Lentz, DL Coaches: Head Coach: Assistant: Bart Curtis (Mishawaka) Brandon Baker (Manchester) Mark Lefebvre (Southern Wells) Rick Malone (Fountain Central) Phil Mason (Andrean) Andy Thomas (Culver) Tom Wilson (Eastbrook) 3

4 South Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. High School College Choice 8 Austin Ahrens QB Jasper Indiana 50 Cody Baker OLB Paoli Franklin 66 Michael Brandes OL Milan Indianapolis 6 Tim Connor S Monrovia DePauw 2 Phil Dudley RB Ben Davis Ball State 36 Mitch Dwenger ILB Columbus East DePauw 58 Brian East DE Carmel Columbia 78 Cameron Edwards OL Bloomington North St. Francis 30 Craig Fairley CB Crawfordsville Undecided 80 Pat Feeney WR New Palestine Notre Dame 4 Jeffery Garrett CB Ben Davis Ball State 40 Joe Gillam ILB Southport Purdue 42 Reuben Greene OLB Westfield Indiana State 38 Todd Hacker ILB Mooresville Indianapolis 48 T.J. Hall ILB Perry Central Western Kentucky 92 Justin Harvey OL New Palestine Taylor 76 Tony Hawk OL Plainfield Indianapolis 32 Taje High CB Avon Indiana State 10 Kofi Hughes QB Cathedral Indiana 52 Chad Johnson OL Boonville Indiana State 54 James Kent ILB Rockville Mount Union 62 Adam Knies DE Jasper Indianapolis 16 Andrew Lee CB Lawrence Central Morehead State 88 Garrett Mack TE Center Grove Ball State 64 Matt Massengale OL Roncalli Indiana State 56 Adam Masters OL South Putnam Indiana State 18 Anthony McClung WR Pike Cincinnati 74 Cody Nickle OL North Montgomery Ancilla 68 Evan Norris C Roncalli Indiana State 86 Jensen Nowakoski WR Indianapolis Lutheran St. Joseph s 26 Scott O Brien S Center Grove Washington (Mo.) 96 Oloruntoba Omotinugbon DE Jeffersonville Kentucky 22 Ari Pappas FB Bishop Chatard Ball State 12 Michael Parks PK Shelbyville Franklin 20 Travis Pennington RB Milan Undecided 44 Matt Ripp RB Hamilton Southeastern Indianapolis 14 Adam Shaffer QB Carmel Indiana 94 Stephan Sciscoe DL Martinsville Undecided 34 Travis Terry P Heritage Hills Air Force 82 Charles Torwudzo WR Brownsburg Purdue 60 Zack Van Deman OL Whiteland Marian 84 Jon Wandling WR Evansville Memorial Kentucky Wesleyan 72 Mac Webb OL South Spencer Kentucky Wesleyan 90 Mike White OL Brebeuf Jesuit Holy Cross 46 Kevin Wisnewski OLB Zionsville Indiana 98 Evan Wooding DE Mooresville Indianapolis Managers: Bailey Brock (South Vermillion), Molly Carlino (Hamilton Southeastern), Jenna Huebel (Columbus North) and Lynda Wise (Indianapolis Washington) Numerical Roster 2 Phil Dudley, RB 4 Jeffery Garrett, CB 6 Tim Connor, S 8 Austin Ahrens, QB 10 Kofi Hughes, QB 12 Michael Parks, PK 14 Adam Shaffer, QB 16 Andrew Lee, CB 18 Anthony McClung, WR 20 Travis Pennington, RB 22 Ari Pappas, FB 26 Scott O Brien, S 30 Craig Fairley, CB 32 Taje High, CB 34 Travis Terry, P 36 Mitch Dwenger, ILB 38 Todd Hacker, ILB 40 Joe Gillam, ILB 42 Reuben Greene, OLB 44 Matt Ripp, RB 46 Kevin Wisnewski, OLB 48 T.J. Hall, ILB 50 Cody Baker, OLB 52 Chad Johnson, OL 54 James Kent, ILB 56 Adam Masters, OL 58 Brian East, DE 60 Zack Van Deman, OL 62 Adam Knies, DE 64 Matt Massengale, OL 66 Michael Brandes, OL 68 Evan Norris, C 72 Mac Webb, OL 74 Cody Nickle, OL 76 Tony Hawk, OL 78 Cameron Edwards, OL 80 Pat Feeney, WR 82 Charles Torwudzo, WR 84 Jon Wandling, WR 86 Jensen Nowakoski, WR 88 Garrett Mack, TE 90 Mike White, OL 92 Justin Harvey, OL 94 Stephan Sciscoe, DL 96 O. Omotinugbon, DE 98 Evan Wooding, DE Coaches: Head Coach: Assistant: Tim Able (New Palestine) Tony Ahrens (Jasper) Brett Comer (Brownsburg) Darrin Fisher (Whiteland) John Jud (Fishers) Ryan Langferman (Milan) Dave Pasch (Lutheran) 4

5 1967 Rick Carter, Earlham 1968 Rick Carter, Earlham 1969 Rick Carter, Earlham 1970 Rick Carter, Earlham 1971 Red Faugh, Franklin 1972 Hub Etchison, Richmond 1973 Tom Sells, Bloomington South 1974 Clayton Meyers, Greenfield Central 1975 Don Watson, Evansville Harrison 1976 Jim Belden, Noblesville 1977 Jerry Brewer, Jasper 1978 Bob Wilbur, Ben Davis 1979 Dick Dullaghan, Carmel 1980 Tom Anderson, Paoli 1981 Chuck Stephens, Franklin Central 1982 David Enright, Hamilton Southeastern 1983 John Lidy, Castle 1984 Bob Springer, Indianapolis Washington 1985 Jerry Stauffer, Warren Central 1986 Mike Godan, Brownsburg 1987 Jim Belden, Carmel 1988 Larry Bud Wright, Sheridan 2010 Grange Insurance All-Star Classic South FORMER ALL-STAR HEAD COACHES 1989 Jerry Denstorff, South Spencer 1990 John Broughton, Pendleton Heights 1991 Andy Johns, F.W. Dwenger 1992 Dick Dullaghan, Ben Davis 1993 Mike Spencer, Connersville 1994 Mo Moriarity, Bloomington South 1995 John Lidy, Castle 1996 Mark Newlin, F.W. Wayne 1997 Rick Streiff, Cathedral 1998 Bob Clayton, Heritage Hills 1999 Joe Goodman, Seymour 2000 Bob Gaddis, Evansville Reitz 2001 Chuck Schwanekamp, Plainfield 2002 Jerry Brewer, Jasper 2003 Dick Dullaghan, Ben Davis 2004 Keith Fiedler, Carmel 2005 Mark Haste, Tri-West Hendricks 2006 Dave Shelbourne, Avon 2007 Steve Tutsie, Warren Central 2008 Kevin Downey, South Bend St. Joseph s 2009 Larry McWhorter, Zionsville INDIANA FOOTBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Year President Vice-President 2nd Vice-President Exec. Secretary-Treasurer/Awards Corresponding Secretary Tom Sells Bob Springer Hub Etchison John Friend Bob Springer Jules Siegle Hub Etchison John Friend Jules Siegle Joe Talley Hub Etchison John Friend Joe Talley John Friend Hub Etchison Paul LaRocca John Friend Tom Hession Hub Etchison Paul LaRocca Tom Hession Eldon Leeth Paul LaRocca Eldon Leeth Jim Belden Ken Coudret Jim Belden Tony Berto Ken Coudret Tony Berto Bill Harrawood Bill Griffith Dave Land Bill Harrawood Bill Griffith Joe Goodman Dave Land Bill Griffith Joe Goodman Tom Conn Dave Land Joe Goodman Tom Conn Steve Purichia Dave Land Tom Conn Steve Purichia Mark Hoffman Dave Land Steve Purichia Mark Hoffman Joe Gengelbach Dave Land Mark Hoffman Joe Gengelbach Mike Hawley Dave Land Joe Gengelbach Mike Hawley Bob Gaddis Dave Land Mike Hawley Bob Gaddis Bob Bridge Dave Land Bob Gaddis Bob Bridge Jerry Brewer Dave Land Bob Bridge Jerry Brewer Brad Smith Dave Land Jerry Brewer Brad Smith John Stafford Dave Land Brad Smith John Stafford Ted Huber Dave Land John Stafford Ted Huber Bob Copeland Dave Land Ted Huber Bob Copeland Mark Miller Dave Land Bob Copeland Mark Miller Joe Purichia Dave Land/Ted Huber Mark Miller Joe Purichia Russ Isaacs Dave Land/Joe Goodman Joe Purichia Russ Isaacs Mo Moriarity Dave Land/Joe Goodman Russ Isaacs Mo Moriarity Doug Denny Dave Land/Joe Goodman Mo Moriarity Doug Denny Pat Malone Dave Land/Joe Goodman Doug Denny Pat Malone Scott Bovenkerk Dave Land/Joe Goodman Pat Malone Scott Bovenkerk Keith Fiedler Dave Land/Joe Goodman Scott Bovenkerk Keith Fiedler Kirk Sorg Dave Land/Joe Goodman Keith Fiedler Kirk Sorg Mike Spencer Dave Land/Joe Goodman Mark Miller Kirk Sorg Mike Spencer Tim Roth Dave Land/Joe Goodman Mark Miller Mike Spencer Tim Roth Dan Tieken Dave Land/Joe Goodman Mark Miller President Vice-President 2nd VP Executive Director Asst. Exec. Dir. Exec. Secretary Awards Chairman Information Dir Tim Roth Dan Tieken Tim Dawson Dave Land Bob Gaddis Mark Miller Joe Goodman Tom Kelly Dan Tieken Tim Dawson Paul Loggan Dave Land Bob Gaddis Mark Miller Joe Goodman Tom Kelly Tim Dawson Paul Loggan Bart Curtis Dave Land Bob Gaddis Mark Miller Joe Goodman Tom Kelly Paul Loggan Bart Curtis Mike Kirschner Dave Land Bob Gaddis Mark Miller Joe Goodman Tom Kelly Bart Curtis Mike Kirschner Jeff Adamson Dave Land Bob Gaddis Mark Miller Joe Goodman Tom Kelly Mike Kirschner Jeff Adamson Reed May Dave Land Bob Gaddis Mark Miller Joe Goodman Tom Kelly Jack Jarrett, Manchester 1968 Jack Jarrett, Manchester 1969 Jack Jarrett, Manchester 1970 Jack Jarrett, Manchester 1971 Jon Mayfield, Hanover 1972 Bob Otolski, Mishawaka Marian 1973 Bill Doba, Mishawaka 1974 Robert VanCamp, South Bend Washington 1975 Elden Leeth, Blackford 1976 Mike Hecklinski, Mishawaka Marian 1977 Al Harrants, Bellmont 1978 Don Armstrong, Columbia City 1979 Ken Mirer, Goshen 1980 Myron Dickerson, F.W. North 1981 Bob Cornell, Eastbrook 1982 Dave Land, Delta 1983 Dave Shelbourne, Highland 1984 Chris Geesman, Penn 1985 Tom Conn, Concord 1986 Steve Kiefer, Bishop Luers 1987 Dale Hummer, DeKalb 1988 Brad Smith, Crown Point 1989 Randy Robertson, Goshen 1990 Mark Miller, Rochester North 1991 Marvin Shepler, New Palestine 1992 Bob Bridge, North Miami 1993 Tom Kurth, Elkhart Central 1994 Ernie Beck, West Lafayette 1995 Martin Huber, Bremen 1996 Kent Grider, Franklin County 1997 Russ Isaacs, F.W. Snider 1998 Phil Teegarden, Elkhart Memorial 1999 Mark Hoffman, Valparaiso 2000 Bob Schellinger, LaPorte 2001 Phil Jensen, Warsaw 2002 Jeff Adamson, Eastbrook 2003 Mark Hay, Twin Lakes 2004 Leroy Marsh, Munster 2005 Steve Stirn, Hamilton Heights 2006 Grant Zgunda, Delta 2007 Scott Mannering, Lewis Cass 2008 Derek Moyers, Pike 2009 Rich Dodson, Northwood

6 Tyler W. Roth Most Valuable Player Award Past Most Valuable Players As selected by the media in attendance at the respective game 1967 Larry Highbaugh, Indianapolis Washington (South) 1968 Bob Hackleman, North Central (South) 1969 Tim Kolsek, Whiting (North) 1970 Tom Creevey, Mishawaka (North) Garvin Roberson, Elkhart (North) 1971 Dave Guthrie, Decatur Central (South) 1972 Walter Peacock, Indianapolis Shortridge (South) 1973 Kim Cripe, Wawasee (North) 1974 Ric Enis, Union City (North) 1975 Steve Smith, Tell City (South) 1976 Vegas Ferguson, Richmond (South) 1977 No selection 1978 Pat Patterson, Warren Central (South) 1979 Dave Duerson, Muncie North (North) 1980 Blair Kiel, Columbus East (South) 1981 Bruce King, Heritage Hills (South) 1982 Dan Corsaro, Roncalli (South) 1983 James Weaver, Lafayette Jeff (North) 1984 Lars Tate, North Central (South) 1985 Terrance Larkin, Elkhart Central (North) 1986 Anthony Johnson, South Bend Adams (North) 1987 Rob Turner, Chatard (South) 1988 Steve Mueller, Valparaiso (North) 1989 Rick Mirer, Goshen (North) Thomas Tank Adams, Ben Davis (South) 1990 Marty Noufer, Richmond (South) Fred More, Fort Wayne Bishop Luers (North) 1991 Brian Schultz, Winamac (North) 1992 Chris Dittoe, Fort Wayne Dwenger (North) 1993 Courtney Davis, Fort Wayne Snider (North) 1994 Eli Stoddard, Bloomington South (South) 1995 Kevin Kreinhagen, Seymour (South) 1996 Nick Wellman, Portage (North) 1997 Israel Thompson, Martinsville (South) 1998 A.T. Simpson, Cathedral (South) 1999 Kyle Hoyt, Perry Meridian (South) 2000 Steve Sutherland, Bloomington South (South) 2001 Michael Ledo, Fort Wayne Bishop Luers (North) 2002 Dennis Mitchell, Warren Central (South) 2003 Jawann Turner, Hammond (North) 2004 Wally Cirafesi, Munster (North) 2005 Donald Washington, Franklin Central (South) 2006 Ben Chappell, Bloomington South (South) 2007 Eric Watt, South Newton (North) 2008 Adam Wiese, Perry Meridian (South) 2009 Skyler Titus, Northwood (North) The Tyler W. Roth Most Valuable Player Award is named in the memory of Tyler Roth from Winamac Community High School. Roth was a member of the 2001 North All-Star Team, but tragically lost his life 34 hours after an accident on his way home from a summer job. Roth was to play football at Earlham College. While at WCHS, Roth earned 10 varsity letters in four sports. He was the Midwest Conference and Loganland Player of the Year in 2000 plus was an all-area and all-conference player for two years. Roth also served as student body president and was involved in numerous activities throughout his high school career. Today s award is sponsored by The Braun Corporation, a proud Warrior supporter. 6

7 HUB ETCHISON SCHOLARSHIP AWARD Presented annually to a daughter and son of an active IFCA Member 1979 Mary Ann Overman, Brownsburg/Joseph Leeth, Blackford 1980 Teri Berto, Delphi/Bart Law, Oak Hill 1981 Karen Schultz, Manual/James Hoskins Jr., Lawrence North 1982 Kim Ballart, East Central/Brent Ranard, Edgewood 1983 Amy Harrawood, Boonville/Ken Harants, Bellmont 1984 Angela Leffler, Scecina/Steve Schultz, Manual 1985 Melissa Houk, Rushville/Eric Stauffer, Warren Central 1986 Shawn Dullaghan, Ben Davis/Tony Hamilton, Kokomo 1987 Jennifer Stafford, Columbus East/Brent Shepler, New Palestine 1988 Fonda Hunter, Fort Wayne Snider/Trent Anderson, Northview 1989 Heather Hoffman, Valparaiso/Matt DeLong, Woodland 1990 Jennifer Spencer, Tell City/Kevin Mattix, Portage 1991 Judi Fast, Fort Wayne Snider/Grant Goodman, Seymour 1992 Jennifer Keefer, Bishop Luers/Matt Surface, Marion 1993 Stacy Tolle, Tipton/Tim Geesman, Penn 1994 Kari Harris, Springs Valley/Zach Malone, Princeton 1995 Heather Bailey, Manchester/Brad Hawks, Franklin Central 1996 Kelly Roth, East Central/Matt Geesman, Penn 1997 Jane Schavietello, Southmont/Brian Sharpe, Jimtown 1998 Karen Smith, Crown Point/Brad Monhaut, Penn 1999 Scott Shelbourne, Warren Central/Alisha Gaddis, Evansville Reitz 2000 David Sharpe, Jimtown/Jaclyn Moore, Beech Grove 2001 Jackie Haydock, Northwestern/Kevin Russell, Goshen 2002 Rebecca Berdel, Jennings County/Joe Moore II, Beech Grove 2003 Katherine McWhorter, Zionsville/Ryan Doerffler, FW Concordia 2004 Kathryn Hidde, Vincennes Lincoln/Kyle Johnson, Jimtown 2005 Ashley Haydock, Harding/Trevor Fallis, Greencastle 2006 Jimmy Henthorne, Madison/Danielle Schwartz, Brownstown Central 2007 Michael Engle, Terre Haute South Vigo/Ashley Miller, Fairfield 2008 Rory Mannering, Lewis Cass/Libby Rynkiewich, North Posey 2009 Quinn Carrico, Scecina/Kelly Reeves, Hamilton Heights 2010 Angela Miller, Fairfield/Austin Ahrens, Jasper RALPH EVERMAN AWARD Ralph Everman was a Bloomington accountant who was the accountant for the All-Star Game for several years. He was one of the many behind the scenes people who helped keep the game alive in its early years and eventually helped make it the success it is today. SOUTH 1979 David Broecker, Carmel 1980 Blair Kiel, Columbus East 1981 Jay Linville, Carmel 1982 Todd Poole, Franklin Central 1983 Burt Austin, Franklin Central 1984 Chris Brosmer, Castle 1985 Dan Bauer, Roncalli 1986 Rick Comer, Terre Haute South 1987 Darrick Brownlow, Cathedral 1988 Corey Harris, Ben Davis 1989 Brian Glesing, Franklin Central 1990 Jack Haworth, Castle 1991 Nick Roudebush, New Palestine 1992 Darin Ward, Boonville 1993 Jeff Norus, Westfield 1994 Adam Theobald, Providence 1995 Mike Bandy, Brownsburg 1996 Ken Harden, Chatard 1997 Allen Lidy, Castle 1998 Enoch DeMar, Tech 1999 Jesse Avant, Ben Davis 2000 Nate Lawrie, Roncalli 2001 Jason Pociask, Plainfield 2002 Joe Spinks, Ben Davis 2003 Elliott Hood, Franklin Central 2004 Ryan Baker, Chatard 2005 Richard El, Ben Davis 2006 Lloyd Pressley, Evansville Reitz 2007 Derek Gibson, Perry Central 2008 Chris Carlino, Hamilton Southeastern 2009 Jordan Ridley, Lawrence Central NORTH 1979 Rick Raffin, Chesterton 1980 Cory Yeoman, Penn 1981 Jerry Alford, South Bend Adams 1982 Mike Willis, Griffith 1983 Jay Neal, Yorktown 1984 Jamie Ashton, Fort Wayne Northrop 1985 Tom Yohe, Crown Point 1986 David Watercutter, Fort Wayne Bishop Dwenger 1987 Brock Rohrbacher, Fort Wayne Snider 1988 Dan Brekke, Elkhart Central 1989 Dan Zanolla, Hobart 1990 Derron Hess, Mishawaka 1991 Arthur Haggard, Gary Wallace 1992 Adam Kane, Penn 1993 Anthony Woodson, Fort Wayne Harding 1994 Keyon Laws, LaSalle 1995 Ryan McCullough, Penn 1996 Nick Wellman, Portage 1997 Jason Teeters, Yorktown 1998 Lamar Martin, Fort Wayne Snider 1999 Steve Sibo, Valparaiso 2000 Danny Duncan, Lake Central 2001 Brandon Schrock, Goshen 2002 Casey Nowinski, Andrean 2003 Blake Bikowski, Penn 2004 Jeff Wedding, East Noble 2005 Dustin Sherer, Hamilton Heights 2006 Darryl Stott, Union City 2007 Derek Gibson, Perry Central 2008 Kyle Butler, West Lafayette 2009 Skyler Titus, Northwood 7

8 HISTORY OF THE GAME Game Beneficiary: Boys Clubs of Indiana 1967 South 15, North 14 (South leads 1-0) North-Jack Jarrett, Manchester South- Rick Carter, Earlham 1968 South 23, North 14 (South leads 2-0) North- Jack Jarrett, Manchester South- Rick Carter, Earlham 1969 North 21, South 19 (South leads 2-1) North- Jack Jarrett, Manchester South- Rick Carter, Earlham 1970 North 26, South 9 (Series tied 2-2) North- Jack Jarrett, Manchester South- Rick Carter, Earlham 1971 North 17, South 14 (North leads 3-2) North- Jon Mayfield, Hanover South- Red Faught, Franklin 1972 South 32, North 0 (Series tied 3-3) North- Bob Otolski, Mish. Marian South- Hub Etchison, Richmond Game Beneficiary: Camp Riley 1973 North 16, South 14 (North leads 4-3) North- Bill Doba, Mishawaka South- Tom Sells, Bloomington South 1974 South 4, North 3 (OT) (Series tied 4-4) North- Robert VanCamp, S.B. Wash. South- Clayton Myers, Greenfield Central 1975 South 18, North 13 (South leads 5-4) North- Elden Leeth, Blackford South- Don Watson, Evansville Harrison 1976 South 33, North 28 (South leads 6-4) North- Mike Hecklinski, Mish. Marian South- Jim Belden, Noblesville 1977 North 16, South 7 (South leads 6-5) North- Al Harrants, Bellmont South- Jerry Brewer, Jasper 1978 South 22, North 15 (South leads 7-5) North- Don Armstrong, Columbus City South- Bob Wilbur, Ben Davis 1979 North 12, South 3 (South leads 7-6) North- Ken Mirer, Goshen South- Dick Dullaghan, Carmel 1980 North 17, South 7 (Series tied 7-7) North- Myron Dickerson, F.W. North South- Tom Anderson, Paoli 1981 South 14, North 11 (South leads 8-7) North- Bob Cornell, Eastbrook South- Chuck Stephens, Franklin Central 1982 South 28, North 11 (South leads 9-7) North- Dave Land, Delta South- Dave Enright, Hamilton Southeastern 1983 North 31, South 22 (South leads 9-8) North- Dave Shelbourne, Highland South- John Lidy, Castle Game Beneficiary: None 1984 South 21, North 14 (South leads 10-8) North- Chris Geesman, Penn South- Bob Springer, Washington 1985 North 15, South 13 (South leads 10-9) North- Tom Conn, Concord South- Jerry Stauffer, Warren Central Game Beneficiary: Shriners Hospital 1986 North 20, South 12 (Series tied 10-10) North- Steve Keefer, Bishop Luers South- Mike Godan, Brownsburg 1987 South 24, North 7 (South leads 11-10) North- Dale Hummer, DeKalb South- Jim Belden, Carmel 1988 North 17, South 10 (Series tied 11-11) North- Brad Smith, Crown Point South- Larry Wright, Sheridan 1989 North 41, South 6 (North leads 12-11) North- Randy Robertson, Goshen South- Jerry Denstorff, S. Spencer Game Benificiaries: Camp Riley and Indiana Football Hall of Fame 1990 South 12, North 7 (Series tied 12-12) North- Mark Miller, Rochester South- John Broughton, Pendleton Hts North 17, South 12 (North leads 13-12) North- Andy Johns, Bishop Dwenger South- Marvin Shepler, New Palestine 1992 South 12, North 6 (Series tied 13-13) Head Coaches; North- Bob Bridge, North Miami South- Dick Dullaghan, Ben Davis 1993 North 17, South 13 (North leads 14-13) North- Tom Kurth, Elkhart Central South- Mike Spencer, Tell City 1994 South 17, North 2 (Series tied 14-14) Head Coaches; North- Ernie Beck, West Lafayette South- Mo Moriarity, Bloomington South 1995 South 23, North 7 (South leads 15-14) North- Martin Huber, Bremen South- John Lidy, Castle North 14, South 0 (Series tied 15-15) North - Mark Newlin, F.W. Wayne South - Kent Grider, Franklin County 1997 South 38, North 7 (South leads 16-15) North - Russ Isaacs, F.W. Snider South - Rick Streiff, Cathedral 1998 South 35, North 17 (South leads 17-15) North - Phil Teegarden, Elkhart Memorial South - Bob Clayton, Heritage Hills 1999 South 14, North 13 (South leads 18-15) North - Mark Hoffman (Valparaiso) South - Joe Goodman (Seymour) 2000 South 31, North 12 (South leads 19-15) North - Bob Schellinger (LaPorte) South - Bob Gaddis (Evansville Reitz) 2001 North 21, South 15 (South leads 19-16) North - Phil Jensen (Warsaw) South - Chuck Schwanekamp (Plainfield) 2002 South 21, North 13 (South leads 20-16) North - Jeff Adamson (Eastbrook) South - Jerry Brewer (Jasper) 2003 South 27, North 23 (South leads 21-16) North - Mark Hay (Twin Lakes) South - Dick Dullaghan (Ben Davis) 2004 North 23, South 21 (South leads 21-17) North: Leroy Marsh, Munster South: Keith Fiedler, Carmel 2005 North 17, South 14 (South leads 21-18) North: Steve Stirn, Hamilton Heights South: Mark Haste, Tri-West Hendricks 2006 South 28, North 10 (South leads 22-18) North: Grant Zgunda, Delta South: Dave Shelbourne, Avon 2007 North 20, South 7 (South leads 22-19) North: Scott Mannering, Lewis Cass South: Steve Tutsie, Warren Central 2008 South 34, North 14 (South leads 23-19) North: Kevin Downey, South Bend St. Joseph s South: Derek Moyers, Pike 2009 North 20, South 13 (South leads 23-20) North: Rich Dodson, Northwood South: Larry McWhorter, Zionsville

9 North Coaching Staff Head Coach -- Bart Curtis (Mishawaka H.S.) Bart Curtis, who served as president of the Indiana Football Coaches Association in , is in his 26th season as a high school football coach, and in his third year as the head coach at Mishawaka High School. Curtis owns a career coaching record in 19 years as a head coach, including 10 seasons as the head coach at New Prairie High School prior to taking the Mishawaka job in Prior to New Prairie, Curtis was the head coach at Maconaquah High School for six seasons. A 1981 graduate of Northwood High School, Curtis served as an assistant football coach at South Bend Washington ( ) and New Prairie (1990). Assistant Coach -- Brandon Baker (Manchester H.S.) Brandon Baker has been at Manchester High School for six years and prior to that spent one year at Northfield and two seasons at North Knox High School. Baker is a graduate of Manchester College where he played football and baseball for four years. He served as a graduate assistant at Manchester College for three years. After that, Baker became the head coach at North Knox for two seasons. He was an assistant at Northfield for one year and then became the head coach at Manchester H.S. Baker and his wife, Jennifer, have three children -- Addison, Elli and Briggs. Assistant Coach -- Mark Lefebvre (Southern Wells H.S.) Mark Lefebvre completed his 15th year as the head coach at Southern Wells ( & ) last season. He has guided the Raiders to back-to-back Sectional and Regional Championships, compiling a two-year record of During his tenure the Raiders are110-65, including undefeated ACAC titles in 2000 and In tournament play the Raiders have won Sectional and Regional titles in 2001, 2008 and 2009, and finished the season in 2001 at 14-1 as the Class A State Champions. Other than Southern Wells, Lefebvre spent as assistant at North Miami H.S., and served as the head coach at Maconaquah H.S. from This is his second stint on the North Staff serving as an assistant on the 2000 squad. Assistant Coach -- Rick Malone (Fountain Central H.S.) Rick Malone, a 1976 graduate of Martinsville High School, is the head football coach at Fountain Central H.S. He was the head coach in 1983 and 1984 and is in his second stint from 2008 to the present. Malone led Fountain Central to the 1983 Class A State Championship and a runner-up finish in Class 2A last fall. He has compiled an overall record of at Fountain Central and a career mark of in 22 years as a head coach at Fountain Central, North Putnam and Southmont. Malone served stints as an assistant at Fountain Central and Martinsville. A 1980 graduate of Franklin College, Malone earned his master s from Indiana in He and his wife, Jeannine, have been married for six years. Malone has two daughters -- Susan and Jessica. Assistant Coach -- Phil Mason (Andrean H.S.) Phil Mason is entering his third season as the head football coach at Andrean High School after leading the team to a second straight sectional championship last fall. Prior to coming to Andrean, he was the head coach at Wheeler High School and Hammond Clark. Mason has been named Region I Coach of the Year twice and also the LAC Coach of the Year. As a collegian, Mason played junior college football, receiving honorable mention All-American honors. From there he went on to play at Illinois State University. Mason has been married to his high school sweetheart, Dee, for 19 years. They have two children -- PJ and Hannah. Assistant Coach -- Andy Thomas (Culver H.S.) Andy Thomas has been the head football coach at Culver Community High School for the past four years. He led the Cavaliers to a sectional title in Prior to coming to Culver Community, Thomas was the head coach at Garrett High School for six years, where the Railroaders won three conference championships, one sectional and one regional championship. Thomas was also an assistant coach at Warsaw High School. He is a graduate of Mishawaka High School, Manchester College and IPFW. Thomas and his wife, Beth, have three children - Kylie (8), Kelsie (7), and Alex (2). Assistant Coach -- Tom Wilson (Eastbrook H.S.) Tom Wilson graduated from Madison-Grant High School and Ball State University. Since 1974, Wilson has taught and coached in the Eastbrook Community School Corporation. As the varsity football defensive coordinator, linebacker and offensive line coach since 1989, he has helped Eastbrook to four undefeated seasons, 13 conference championships, 10 sectional crowns, three regional titles and in 2004, a state runner-up finish. Wilson is also the varsity softball coach, a position he has held for the last 22 years, taking the team to the state finals. He also coached Eastbrook s girl s varsity basketball team for 15 years. Wilson has three daughters: Amber Amick, Sara Caudell and Bethany Massey. He also has five grandchildren -- Dylan, Boston, Dawson, Bristol and Abigail. 9

10 South Coaching Staff Head Coach -- Tim Able (New Palestine H.S.) Tim Able, who played high school football for Hall of Fame Coach Bill Siderwicz and at Taylor University for Hall of Fame Coach Jim Law, started his coaching career as an assistant at Maconaquah High School. He spent nine years there before becoming the head coach at North Daviess H.S. in He guided the Cougars to 22 wins and a sectional championship in three years. Able then became the head coach at East Noble and guided the Knights to the school s first ever sectional championship in 1999 and was rewarded with an assistant coaching position for the 2000 Indiana North-South All-Star Game. After leading East Noble to the 2000 Class 4A State Championship, Able moved to Decatur Central. He led DC to 10 wins in 2005 and the school s first-ever Class 5A Sectional title. In 2009, Able became the head football coach at New Palestine and won the Class 4A Sectional. He was named the Hancock County and Indianapolis Star East Coach of the Year. Assistant Coach -- Tony Ahrens (Jasper H.S.) Tony Ahrens has been with the Jasper Wildcat Football team for the past 25 years. After having spent 18 seasons as an assistant coach, Ahrens became Jasper s head coach in A 1978 graduate of Jasper, where he played football and ran track, Ahrens attended Garden City College to play football. He then moved to Indiana University where he played football and graduated in He worked as a graduate assistant coach for Lee Corso, Sam Wyche and Bill Mallory at IU from He moved back to Jasper H.S. in 1985 and taught at the middle school. Ahrens and his wife, Christy, have three children -- Austin, Mackenzie and Nolan. Assistant Coach -- Brett Comer (Brownsburg H.S.) Brett Comer is a social studies teacher and the head football coach at Brownsburg High School. In 2010, Comer will be entering his 17th year as a teacher and his fifth as the head coach. Comer is a 1987 Brownsburg H.S. graduate and member of both the 1985 (3A) and 1986 (4A) State Champion Bulldog football teams. Upon graduation he continued his educational and athletic career at Butler University playing for Coach Bill Lynch. While at Butler, the Bulldogs captured two Heartland Conference championships and earned a berth in the 1989 DII national playoffs. Comer earned both his bachelor s and master s from Indiana University. In 2009, Brownsburg was 9-4, and won the Sectional for the first time in 24 years. Comer is the proud parent of two children, Jayme and Kayle Comer. He is married to Angee Comer, who is also a teacher and coach (basketball) in the Brownsburg School System. Assistant Coach -- Darrin Fisher (Whiteland H.S.) Darrin Fisher has spent 19 seasons as a head coach in Indiana and Iowa, winning five sectional championships. He was honored as Coach of the Year in 1992, 2001, 2006 and His 2008 Whiteland Warriors recorded the school s first-ever undefeated regular season. Fisher led Whiteland to the 2006 Sectional title plus led Cascade H.S. to the title in 1992 and Des Moines East H.S. to sectional crowns in 2002, 2003 and Fisher has won four city/conference championships , 2003 and 2004 at Des Moines East and 2008 at Whiteland. A business education teacher, Fisher resides in Whiteland with his wife, Susan, son Evan and daughter Grace. Assistant Coach -- John Jud (Fishers H.S.) John Jud began his coaching career as the defensive line coach at Bloomington South High School in From he coached at Penn H.S., and was a part of three straight state championship teams in 1995, 1996 and Jud then went to West Noble H.S. in 1988 and was defensive coordinator from 1999 to 2003, where he was a part of three conference championship teams. In 2004, Jud became the defensive coordinator at West Lafayette Harrison H.S., and helped them to what is still the only winning regular season record since In 2006, Jud went to Fishers H.S. as a math teacher and defensive line coach. In 2007, he assumed the defensive coordinator position and has helped the team to a mark in the last three seasons. Jud helped Fishers to the Hoosier Crossroads Conference Championship last fall. He and his wife, Nicole, have two sons -- Zane and Beau. Assistant Coach -- Ryan Langferman (Milan H.S.) Ryan Langferman is the head coach at Milan High School. Langferman, a 1997 graduate of Milan, played football under the guidance of two-time South All-Star Coach Bob Brookbank. Langferman played football at Depauw University before graduating from Northern Kentucky in Starting in 2000, Langferman was an assistant coach at Milan for five years under head coaches Paul Ketcham and Marty Layden, before taking over the head coaching duties of the Indians in In 2008, Langferman s Indians won a share of the conference championship, and in 2009, he led the Indians to an 8-3 record. In December 2009, Langferman graduated from Ball State University with a master s degree in educational administration. Langferman and his wife, Carly, reside in Milan with sons Trenton and Grant, while expecting their third son in early August. Assistant Coach -- Dave Pasch (Lutheran H.S.) Dave Pasch is the head coach at Lutheran High School of Indianapolis. He has been in charge for the past two seasons, where he recently led Lutheran to a playoff regional appearance and the school s first ever sectional championship in only the programs fourth year of varsity football. This past season, Pasch was named Marion County Coach of the Year by the Indianapolis Star. He was also a member of the Grange Insurance South All-Star coaching staff in 2000 and Pasch left North Putnam H.S. two years ago after leading them to a semistate appearance in 2006 and Regional in 2007, while also winning two consecutive conference championships. Prior to that, he was an assistant coach at Yorktown and Decatur Central before being named head coach at North. He is a graduate of Ball State and Brownsburg H.S., where he was a member of the 1985 State Championship team. Pasch and his wife, Liza, have been married for 16 years, and have four children -- John, Erin, Jackson and Jake. 10

11 Indiana Football Coaches Association Officers Mike Kirschner - President -- Ben Davis High School Mike Kirschner graduated in 1979 from Warren Central High School where he was a two-year letterman in football. He received his bachelor s degree from Ball State, and his teaching license from the University of Indianapolis in Kirschner completed his master s degree from Olivet Nazarene in He served as assistant football coach, girls basketball coach and softball coach at Warren Central High School from 1990 to From he served as the head football coach, assistant girls basketball coach and head boys track coach at Cascade High School. He and his wife, Terry, have three children -- Jon, Monica and Katie. Jeff Adamson - 1st Vice-President -- Eastbrook High School Jeff Adamson is the head football coach and assistant principal at Eastbrook High School. Adamson played football for Bob Cornell at Manchester College. He returned to Eastbrook High School in 1986 and became Head Coach in Adamson s teams have won 11 conference titles, 10 sectional crowns and were state runnerup in Adamson and his wife, Kandi, have two children -- Anthony and Sarah. Reed May - 2nd Vice-President -- Brownstown Central High School Reed May is in his 18th season as the head football coach at Brownstown Central High School. Prior to BCHS, Reed was an assistant coach at Perry Meridian H.S., Owensboro (Ky.) H.S., Franklin College, Western Illinois University, Murray State University and the University of Arizona. A 1974 graduate of Bloomington South, May played in the 1974 Indiana North-South All-Star Game and was an assistant coach in the 1996 contest. Reed and his wife, Joann, have two daughters -- Kayla and Rylee. Dave Land -- Executive Director -- Hagerstown High School Dave Land, a member of the Indiana Football Hall of Fame, spent 15 years as a head football coach at Wes-Del and Delta high schools before becoming an assistant football coach at Ball State University. After seven seasons on the BSU football staff, Land became an assistant athletic director and was the school s first-ever director of athletics compliance. A graduate of Noblesville High School and Ball State, Land is the assistant principal at Hagerstown High School. He and his wife, Susan, have two daughters -- Stephanie and Sherry. Bob Gaddis -- Assistant Executive Director -- Columbus East High School Bob Gaddis has been a head football coach for over 30 years in the state of Indiana, and is currently the head coach at Columbus East High School. Gaddis also spent time as the head coach at Evansville Reitz. Gaddis served as the head coach of the South All-Stars in 2000 plus served as an assistant in 1990 and Gaddis is a past president of the Indiana Football Coaches Association. He received the IFCA s Ken Leffler Award plus has earned Coach of the Year honors in Indianapolis, Evansville and as a Ball State alumnus. Bob and his wife, Karen, have two children -- Alisha and Grant. Mark Miller -- Corresponding Secretary -- Rochester High School Mark Miller, the head football coach at Rochester High School since 1981, is a graduate of Mishawaka High School and Manchester College plus received his master s degree from Indiana State University. He has guided Rochester to 14 straight winning seasons, including one state championship and five sectional titles. In addition to his coaching duties, he was named the school s athletics director in Prior to coming to RHS, he served coaching stints at Brownsburg High School, Vincennes Lincoln High School and Pike Central High School. He and his wife, Rebecca, have two sons -- Marcus and Matthew. He served as IFCA President in Joe Goodman -- Assistant Secretary/Awards -- Seymour High School Joe Goodman is a past president of the Indiana Football Coaches Association. He is also a former chairman of the National High School Football Committee, a member of the Indiana Football Hall of Fame Selection Committee and serves on the IFCA State Ranking Board. He compiled a career coaching record. Goodman earned his bachelor s degree from Indiana State and his master s from Ball State plus completed his doctorate at Butler University. He and his wife, Sharon, have one son -- Parker Grant. Tom Kelly -- Information Director -- Rochester High School Tom Kelly serves as the Indiana Football Coaches Association Information Director. Kelly, a past recipient of the IFCA President s Award, has been a member of the IFCA since A 1971 graduate of Purdue, Kelly earned his master s from Purdue in After graduating from Dyer Central H.S. in 1962, Kelly spent four years in the U.S. Air Force. He and his wife, Barbara Jean, have two sons -- Corey and Sean. All-Star Banquet Chairman -- John Mallery John Mallery, the head football coach at Franklin Central High School from , has been the assistant game director, assistant banquet director and assistant hospitality director for the North-South All-Star Game since He served as the banquet chairman for the 1992 and 1994 Indiana Football Hall of Fame inductions for Chuck Stephens and Dave Land, respectively. Mallery was an 1994 all-star game assistant coach, received the Ken Leffler Award in A graduate of Noblesville H.S. and the University of Indianapolis, Mallery helped UI to the 1978 Heartland Conference title. John played in the 1976 Indiana North-South All-Star Game. All-Star Game Director -- Paul Loggan Paul Loggan has been an assistant football coach for the last 23 seasons, including the last 19 at North Central High School. Loggan, who is also an assistant athletic director at North Central, has been associated with the North-South All- Star Game for the past 23 years and has been game director for the last 18 contests. He received the Ken Leffler Award in 1990 and the President s Award in 1994, and is the 2008 recipient of the Distinguished Service Award. Loggan served as an assistant coach for the South in the 1992 tilt. Paul is married to the former Kathy Sahm, and they have two sons -- Michael and Will - and one daughter - Samantha. 11

12 2010 Grange Insurance All-Star Classic Indiana Football Coaches Association Award Winners Distinguished Service Award -- Bart Curtis (Mishawaka H.S.) Bart Curtis, who served as president of the Indiana Football Coaches Association in , is in his 26th season as a high school football coach, and in his third year as the head coach at Mishawaka High School. Curtis owns a career coaching record in 19 years as a head coach, including 10 seasons as the head coach at New Prairie High School prior to taking the Mishawaka job in Prior to New Prairie, Curtis was the head coach at Maconaquah High School for six seasons. A 1981 graduate of Northwood High School, Curtis served as an assistant football coach at South Bend Washington ( ) and New Prairie (1990). Ken Leffler Award -- Dave Land (Hagerstown H.S.) Dave Land, a member of the Indiana Football Hall of Fame, spent 15 years as a head football coach at Wes-Del and Delta high schools before becoming an assistant football coach at Ball State University. After seven seasons on the Ball State football staff, Land became an assistant athletic director and was the school s first-ever director of athletics compliance. A graduate of Noblesville High School and Ball State, Land is the assistant principal at Hagerstown High School. He and his wife, Susan, have two daughters -- Stephanie and Sherry. President s Award -- Carol Drake (Grange Insurance) Carol Drake has been the vice president of marketing for Grange Insurance since 2003 and is responsible for marketing a growing multi-state insurance company. She served as assistant VP of marketing for Grange before being promoted in 2003, and oversaw a total re-branding effort that not only resulted in a new logo but in a brand that better reflects what the company has become and positions it for future growth. Prior to her experience at Grange, Drake worked for Swiss Re Life and Health plus The Midland Life Insurance Company. She graduated cum laude from Ohio University with a bachelor s degree in business administration. Drake is active in several organizations and serves as the marketing chair for Action for Children. She and her husband, Dan, live in Powell, Ohio. Rex Kirts Media Award -- Greg Bell Greg Bell has been in the sports broadcasting for 35 years, with the past 27 being the voice of Howard County sports for the Kokomo Wildkats for WIOU-WZWZ. Bell is a graduate of Butler University with a degree in radio-television. He started his career in radio at WSVL in Shelbyville, then moved to Marion in 1977 and broadcasted at WBAT until Bell has been in Kokomo since He has been awarded the IBCA Media Person of the Year in 2009, The Sportscaster of the Year in Indiana in 1998, the IHSAA Media Distinguished Service Award in 1996, and the Athletic Director Association Media Award in 1994 in addition to receiving the Rex Kirts Media Award from the Indiana Football Coaches Association in Bell retired from WIOU-WZWZ in May and has relocated to Louisville, Ky., with his wife Ronda. Bell has four children Derrick and Matt Bell, and Billy Guerre and Alex Plude. Hub Etchison Scholarship Award -- Angela Miller (Fairfield H.S.) Angela Miller, the daughter of Bob and Nora Lynn Miller, is the 2010 recipient of the Hub Etchison Scholarship. She will attend Purdue University and major in Biochemistry and Life Sciences. Miller was a student manager for the Fairfield H.S. football team for four years plus lettered three seasons in track and field and was a 10-year member of 4H. In high school, she participated in National Honor Society, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Sunshine Society, Key Club International, Future Homemakers of America, International Culture Club and Big Brothers & Big Sisters. Hub Etchison Scholarship Award -- Austin Ahrens (Jasper H.S.) Austin Ahrens, a member of the 2010 Indiana South All-Stars, is the 2010 recipient of the Hub Etchison Scholarship. Ahrens was a member of Jasper s football and baseball team for four years plus played three seasons of basketball. He was a 2009 Academic All-State selection in football and was a two-time Indiana Football Coaches Association All-State selection. Ahrens, who captained Jasper s football team as a senior, was the 2009 Southwest Player of the Year. He will be attending Indiana University s Kelley School of Business. Ahrens is the son of Tony and Christy Ahrens. 12