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2017-2018 Girls Basketball Banquet Monday March 12 th, 7:00 p.m.

2 Girls Basketball Banquet Monday March 12 th, 7:00 p.m. 7 th floor Administration Building Sequence of events Dinner Introduction: Coach Sotiros Freshmen: Coach Navarrette Coach Schneider Junior Varsity: Coach Milani Coach Toles Varsity: Coach Sotiros Coach Barbeau

3 Coaching staff Head Varsity Coach Assistant Varsity Coach Head Junior Varsity Coach Assistant Junior Varsity Coach Head Freshmen Coach Assistant Freshmen Coach Support staff George Sotiros Bill Barbeau Rachel Milani Brittney Toles Rob Navarrette Dru Schneider Trainer Alissa Walker & Becca Petro Scorers Coach Dru, Fred Folger, Sue Sotiros, Scott Pehowski Video Brent Lee, Jason Socha, Scott Pehowski, Kelly McClure Announcers Erin Barbeau, John Wittkowske, Mark Catalano Jr Huskies Girls Coaches Brooke Cheaton, Jason Gardner, Stephen Zeck, Mike Smith, Jeff Ward, John Svec Hale Booster Club Board Members Jason Ramminger, Mike Borck, Mary Schmidt, Mari Irish, Audrey Lawson, Sue Sotiros, Lisa Ramos, Ron Kurtz Administration Superintendent Principal Assistant Principals Academic Dean Athletic Director Nathan Hale Marty Lexmond Matt Lesar Connie Bergmann, Aaron Norris Mary Washbush Elliot Kramsky

4 Captains: 1. Abby Arena 2. Zoe Burczyk 3. Alyssa Cruz 4. KellyAnn Sotiros Varsity Awards Abby Arena (12) Major (Captain) Alexis Breznik (11) Major Zoe Burczyk (12) Major (Captain) Alyssa Cruz (12) Major (Captain) Catherine Gerschwiler (12) Major Maddie Lawson (12) Major Amber Lee (11) Major Natalia Leguizamon (11) Major KellyAnn Sotiros (12) Major (Captain) Abi Stevens (11) Major Kristen Swofford (12) Major Calie Walk (11) Major Brynn Zimmerman (11) Major Seniors: 1. Abby Arena 2. Zoe Burczyk 3. Alyssa Cruz 4. Catherine Gerschwiler 5. Maddie Lawson 6. KellyAnn Sotiros 7. Kristen Swofford Junior Varsity Awards Shandayle Arnold Melisa Duratovic NiKaiah Grose Savannah Hart Alyssa Madison Olivia McClure Alexis Ory Tiffani Paulos Serina Pehowski Ashley Roussy Erica Turk (Captain) (Captain) (Captain) Freshmen Awards (all awarded Numerals) Jessica Brooks Nariah Estrada (Captain) Amalia Lopez Adrianna Maatta Antonia McGowan Selena Prolic (Captain) Cassidy Skowera Bibi Soto Emily Staab Liz Staab Abby Stanbro (Captain)

5 GMC Scholar Athletes (seniors with a 3.5 GPA or higher) West Allis Hale: Abby Arena, Zoe Burczyk, Maddie Lawson, KellyAnn Sotiros, Kristen Swofford Brookfield Central: Kristin Gaulke, Reagan Lawrence, Jenny Cape Brookfield East: Lauren Davies, Emma Ralfs, Nikki Pink, Emma Kiekhofer, Carlie Smith, Molly DeValkenaere, Katie Andrews, Adriana Plavsic, Siobhan Sullivan DSHA: Alex Shaw Germantown: Elllie Decker, Sarah Guagliardo, Kellie Hasbrook, Megan Ische, Allison Knop, Sarah Kucharski, Claire Stevlingson Sussex Hamilton: Eliana Selin, Taylor Fuerstenberg, Taylor Laboy, Brooke Barbeau, Taliah Carlson, Kristin Thompson Menomonee Falls: Jessica Boerner, Lexi Boram, Samantha Kruk, Maggie Lessila, Megan Jackson, Sarah Navin Wauwatosa East: Liz Bueckers, Mariana Ibanez-Baldor, Margo Lipscomb, Molly Person, Olivia Romfoe, Anna Watry Wauwatosa West: Emma Elliot, Emily Wagy GMC All-Conference Player of the year: Natalia McNeal - Germantown 1 st Team All-Conference: Alyssa Cruz (WAH), Anna Mortag (BC), Molly DeValkenaere (BE), Jadin O Brien (DSHA), Brooklyn Blackburn (TE) 2 nd Team All-Conference: KellyAnn Sotiros (WAH), Kate Richmond (GT), Taylor Hibike (SH), Taylor Laboy (SH), Jessica Boerner (MF) Honorable Mention All-Conference: Abi Stevens (WAH), Zoe Burczyk (WAH), Abby Arena (WAH), Maddie Brauer (BC), Nikki Pink (BE), Aliyah Garcia (DSHA), Jackie Jarosz (DSHA), Ellie Cesarz (DSHA), Tanya McNeal (GT), Eliana Selin (SH), Taylor Fuerstenberg (SH), Lexi Boram (MF), Mariana Ibanez-Baldor (TE), Irene Phillips (TW)

6 Girls Basketball Program Awards Varsity Captain s award (captains medals): Abby Arena, Zoe Burczyk, Alyssa Cruz, KellyAnn Sotiros Coaches award (plaque): Abby Arena Hustle award (plaque): Abi Stevens Co-Offensive player of the year (plaque): Alyssa Cruz & Zoe Burczyk Defensive player of the year (plaque): KellyAnn Sotiros Most Improved player (plaque): Calie Walk Top newcomer first year varsity experience (plaque): Natalia Leguizamon Varsity statistical awards (special medals): Student athlete of the year (highest cumulative GPA 3 semesters minimum): Zoe Burczyk 4.54 Rebound leader: Abby Arena Assist leader: Alyssa Cruz Top FT % leader (minimum of 15 FTA): Zoe Burczyk 82.9% (34-41) Steals leader: Alyssa Cruz - 72 Blocks leader: Abi Stevens - 30 Scoring leader: Alyssa Cruz Junior Varsity Captain s award (captains medals): Olivia McClure, Serina Pehowski, Alyssa Madison Coaches award (plaque): Alexis Ory Hustle award (plaque): Erica Turk Offensive player of the year (plaque): Olivia McClure Defensive player of the year (plaque): Serina Pehowski Freshmen Captain s award (captains medals): Selena Prolic, Abby Stanbro, Nariah Estrada Coaches award (plaque): Adrianna Maatta Hustle award (plaque): Bibi Soto Offensive player of the year (plaque): Abby Stanbro Defensive player of the year (plaque): Selena Prolic

7 West Allis Nathan Hale Girls Basketball Schedule/Results Date Opponent Location Varsity JV Freshman 11/11/2017 Scrimmage Nathan Hale 11/17/2017 Whitnall Whitnall Won Lost Lost /21/2017 South Milwaukee (P) Nathan Hale Won Lost Lost /25/2017 Greenfield Pilgrim Park MS Won /25/2017 Greenfield Brook Central Won /28/2017 Thomas More (T) Nathan Hale Won Won Won /1/2017 Wauwatosa East Wauwatosa East Won Won Lost /8/2017 Menomonee Falls Men Falls Won Lost Lost /12/2017 Germantown Nathan Hale Won Lost Lost /15/2017 Brookfield East Brookfield East Lost Lost Lost /19/2017 Sussex Hamilton Nathan Hale Won Lost Lost /22/2017 Wisconsin Lutheran (A) Nathan Hale Won Lost Won /28/2017 Oconomowoc Oconomowoc Won Lost Lost /5/2018 Brookfield Central Brook Central Won Lost Won /9/2018 Wauwatosa West Nathan Hale Won Lost Lost /12/2018 Greenfield Greenfield Won /16/2018 DSHA DSHA Won Lost Lost /19/2018 Wauwatosa East Nathan Hale Won Lost Won /23/2018 Menomonee Falls Nathan Hale Won Lost Lost /26/2018 Germantown Germantown Won Lost Lost /30/2018 DSHA Nathan Hale Lost Lost Lost /2/2018 Brookfield East (Y) Nathan Hale Won Lost Lost /6/2018 Sussex Hamilton Sussex Hamilton Lost Lost Lost /13/2018 Wauwatosa West Wauwatosa West Won Lost Lost /14/2018 Brookfield Central (S) Nathan Hale Won Lost Won /23/2018 WIAA Racine Park Nathan Hale Won /24/2018 WIAA Brookfield Central Nathan Hale Won OT 3/1/2018 WIAA Oak Creek Waukesha South Lost Special Events (P) Parents Night (T) Varsity Teacher Appreciation Night (A) Alumni Night (Y) Youth Night (S) Senior Night

8 Varsity Scoring # Name GP PPG FGM FGA FG% FTM FTA FT% 3PM 3PA 3P% PTS High 23 Alyssa Cruz Zoe Burczyk Abby Arena Abi Stevens KellyAnn Sotiros Natalia Leguizamon Catherine Gerschwiler Kristen Swofford Amber Lee Maddie Lawson Alexis Breznik Calie Walk Brynn Zimmerman Miscellaneous Stats # Name GP AST APG TO TOPG STL SPG BLK 13 Zoe Burczyk Alyssa Cruz Abby Arena Catherine Gerschwiler Abi Stevens Natalia Leguizamon KellyAnn Sotiros Calie Walk Amber Lee Maddie Lawson Kristen Swofford Alexis Breznik Brynn Zimmerman

9 Varsity Rebounds # Name GP RPG OFF DEF REB 14 KellyAnn Sotiros Abby Arena Abi Stevens Alyssa Cruz Natalia Leguizamon Zoe Burczyk Catherine Gerschwiler Maddie Lawson Kristen Swofford Alexis Breznik Amber Lee Brynn Zimmerman Calie Walk Greater Metro Conference Champions WIAA Regional Champions Final Standings GMC Regular Season West Allis Nathan Hale 13-3 Sussex Hamilton 13-3 Germantown 12-4 Divine Savior Holy Angels 11-5 Wauwatosa East 8-8 Brookfield Central 7-9 Brookfield East 5-11 Menomonee Falls 3-13 Wauwatosa West 0-16

10 Junior Varsity Stats Whitnall South Mil Grnfld TM TE Falls Gtown BE Sussex Wisco Ocnomwc BC TW DSHA TE Falls Gtown DSHA BE Sussex TW BC Total Ory Turk Hart Madison Grose Arnold Paulos Duratovic McClure Pehowski Roussy Prolic Stanbro Totals FTM FTA % Alexis Ory % Erica Turk % Savannah Hart 0 0 0% Alyssa Madison % NiKaiah Grose 0 4 0% Shandayle Arnold % Tiffani Paulos % Melisa Duratovic % Olivia McClure % Serina Pehowski % Ashley Roussy % Selena Prolic % Abby Stanbro % Team Total %

11 Freshmen Stats 2PA 2PM 3PA 3PM Assist TO D RBD O RBD Steal FTM FTA Pts Blocks Liz Stabb Emily Stabb Stanbro McGowan Lopez Prolic Estrada Maatta Brooks Skowera Soto &1 Att Charge

12 Notes regarding West Allis Nathan Hale Girls Basketball History OVERALL CONFERENCE Year Record Points Points Allowed Record Points Points Allowed Girls State appearances by area teams: (Through Season) 10: Arrowhead (last 2018) 9: Mukwonago (last 2018) 7: West Allis Hale (last 2000), Whitefish Bay (last 2011), Oak Creek (last 2018) 6: Kettle Moraine (last 2004), New Berlin Eisenhower (last 2018) 5: Brookfield East (last 2004), Greendale (last 2007), Grafton (last 2009) 4: Nicolet (last 2011), 3: Brookfield Central (last 2009), Franklin (last 2007), Whitnall (last 2005), Waukesha South (last 2005) 2: Brown Deer (last 1993), Homestead (last 1995), Wauwatosa East (last 1981), Port Washington (last 2000), Cedarburg (last 2015) 1: New Berlin West (1986), Dominican (2011), Catholic Memorial (2005), South Milwaukee (1985), St. Francis (1981), Waukesha North (1994), Cudahy (2017), Martin Luther (2017), Thomas More (2018) 0: Brookfield Academy, Germantown, Greenfield, Lake Country Lutheran, Menomonee Falls, Muskego, Oconomowoc, Pewaukee, Shorewood, Sussex Hamilton, Wauwatosa West, West Allis Central Nathan Hale High School All-Time girls scoring leader: Lisa Oldenburg (1996) 1,572 points Nathan Hale High School All-Time boys scoring leader: John Rybak (2005) 1,693 points

13 WIAA Girls Basketball History The WIAA began sponsoring a girls basketball tournament program in The first champions were Madison West in Class A, Lancaster in Class B and Marshall in Class C, with Neenah, Clinton and Bloomington respective runners-up. The tournament was held at the University of Wisconsin Field House in Madison exclusively until the tournament was played in the Kohl Center in It returned to the UW Field House for the 1999, 2000 and 2002 State Tournaments. The Kohl Center again played host to the event in 2001, 2003, 2005 and The Alliant Energy Center in Madison became the home for the girls tournament for the first time in 2004 and was the site of the tournament again from The tournament moved to its current location, the Resch Center in Green Bay, in The tournament followed a three-class format until when a four-division format was adopted. After a two-year experimental period, the division format became permanent in In 2011, a fifth division was added and restructuring of the divisions qualified four teams in each division. Another change was to the game format. Beginning in 2016, games consisted of two 18-minute halves, replacing the traditional four 8-minute quarters. Cuba City has been to the State Tournament more than any other school with 16 appearances. Janesville Parker is next on that list with 12, and then comes Barneveld, Durand and Fall Creek with 11. Kimberly, Middleton, Milwaukee Washington, Newman Catholic and Oostburg are all next with 10 State Tournament appearances. Arrowhead, Monroe, Owen-Withee and Prentice have made nine trips to State. Algoma, De Pere, Mukwonago and Watertown have made eight appearances. Flambeau, Hudson, Merrill, Neenah, Notre Dame, Oshkosh West, Portage, West Allis Hale Whitefish Bay are next with seven. Those with six appearances include Amherst, D.C. Everest, Eau Claire Memorial, Fond du Lac, Hartford Union, Kettle Moraine, Luxemburg- Casco, Madison West, Marathon, Oak Creek and Regis. Cuba City leads in the number of State titles won with 11, followed by Barneveld with six and Milwaukee Washington with five. Fall Creek, Flambeau, and Kimberly have four; and Algoma, De Pere, Janesville Parker, Luxemburg-Casco, Milwaukee Vincent, Monroe, Newman Catholic, Notre Dame, Oostburg and Prentice are next with three. Cuba City ( ), Flambeau ( ), Milwaukee Vincent ( ) and Milwaukee Washington ( ) are the only schools with three consecutive State championships. Barneveld ( , ), Columbus ( ), Cuba City ( , ), Durand ( ), Fall Creek ( ), Janesville Parker ( ), Kewaunee ( ), Marshall ( ), New London ( ), Notre Dame ( ), Oshkosh West ( ) and Pecatonica ( ) have won back-to-back championships. There have been 93 different schools that have won championships. State Tourney information West Allis Nathan Hale West Allis Hale (7) 1978 (0-1), 1992 (0-1), 1993 (0-1), 1995 (1-1), 1997 (0-1), 1999 (0-1), 2000 (1-1) 1978 Class A: Hale lost in quarterfinals to Neenah (Neenah would go on to be state champion) 1992 Division 1: Hale lost in quarterfinals to Janesville Parker (Parker would go on to be state runner-ups losing to Hartford 60-51) 1993 Division 1: Hale lost in quarterfinals to Janesville Parker (Parker would go on to be state champions) 1995 Division 1: Hale won in quarterfinals beating Homestead Hale then lost in the semi-finals to Milwaukee Washington (Washington would go on to be state champions) 1997 Division 1: Hale lost in quarterfinals to Sun Prairie (Sun Prairie then lost in the semi-finals) 1999 Division 1: Hale lost in quarterfinals to Merrill (Merrill then lost in the semi-finals) 2000 Division 1: Hale won in quarterfinals beating Bay Port Hale then lost in the semi-finals to Hudson (Hudson would go on to be state runner ups losing to Janesville Parker 57-56)

Girls Basketball Banquet

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