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Lady Warriors looking for 13th straight SHL title

By Ritchie ButlerThe Brown County Press

The Eastern Lady Warriors willbe looking for their 13th consecu-tive Southern Hills League titleunder new direction this season.Gone is longtime coach RichardKiser. Taking Kiser’s place at thehelm is his former assistant, JohnBurrows.

“We’re not going to vary toomuch from what we’ve beendoing,” said Burrows. “I’vecoached these girls since theywere freshmen. They stick togeth-er and are good kids. They getalong really well.”

The Lady Warriors lost twoseniors from a team that finished16-6 and won the SHL big divi-sion title a year ago.

Returning for another season onthe hardwood are seniors ShaylaBlack, Andrea Neu, AmberYockey, Christina Burns, EmilyTatman, Haley Malott, LaurenBallou and Leeza Rickey alongwith junior Allison Prine.New to full-time varsity play

are juniors Haylee Neu andAndrea Tracy along with sopho-mores Maria Johnson and TressieLewis.

The Lady Warriors’ strengthsshould be depth and experiencealong with a good mix of perime-ter and interior play.

“Amber did not play a whole lotlast year due to injury,” saidBurrows. “She’ll make a differ-ence. Allison returns at the point.”

“We’re quick and have somegood perimeter players. We alsohave some size. Christina hasplayed well this summer. I ampleased.”

In the early going, Eastern isworking hard on half-courtdefense and offensive execution.

“Our half-court defense can bebetter,” said Burrows. “We alsoneed to be more crisp on offense.

We are also working on condition-ing to help our depth and preventpossible injuries.”The first-year head coach thinks

the Southern Hills League will becompetitive.

“North Adams and Lynchburgare tough year after year,” saidBurrows. “Their kids play prettyhard. We should be there compet-ing for another league title.”

In the small division, whichEastern will play each opponentonce, Burrows thinks all teamswill be improved.

“Fayetteville should be goodand Fairfield will be okay, evenwith their lost players,” saidBurrows. “Manchester has some

experience and could give every-body trouble.”

The Lady Warriors open theseason the day after Thanksgivingwhen they travel to Paint Valley totake on Athens.

Other non-league opponentsinclude McClain, St. Patrick,Georgetown, and in the BrownCounty Tournament, Fayettevilleand possibly Western Brown.

“The kids have worked hard,”said Burrows. “We’re looking for-ward to getting things going.”

The Brown County Press/RITCHIE BUTLER

The 2010-2011 Eastern Lady Warriors. Front row, l-to-r, Shayla Black, Andrea Neu, Amber Yockey, Christina Burns, Emily Tatman, HaleyMalott and Leeza Rickey. Back row, l-to-r, head coach John Burrows, Haylee Neu, Andrea Tracy, Allison Prine, Maria Johnson, TressieLewis and assistant coach Jim Mitchell. Absent from photo was Lauren Ballou.

John Burrows

Eastern Lady Warriors11/26 vs. Athens @ Paint Valley12/2 vs. Whiteoak12/6 vs. Ripley12/9 @ Lynchburg12/13 @ West Union12/16 @ North Adams12/18 @ St. Patrick12/27 @ Georgetown (BCT)12/28 @ Georgetown (BCT)1/3 @ Georgetown1/6 @ West Union1/10 @ McClain1/13 @ Fairfield1/20 vs. Manchester1/24 vs. Lynchburg1/27 @ Fayetteville1/31 vs. North Adams2/3 @ Peebles2/10 @ Ripley

“The kids have

worked hard.

We’re looking

forward to

getting things

going.”

-John Burrows

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The Broncos will be playingwith a new point guard this year,and Williams hopes that gooddecision-making will be par forthe course.

“We need someone to makegood decisions and take care ofthe ball,” said Williams. “We havekids who can score, but we need tobe strong with the ball and executeoffensively. We must get guysused to playing in the team con-cept.”

In the SBC American Division,Williams sees the race for the top

being a tough one.“Clermont Northeastern has

everybody back,” said Williams.“Bethel has two good playersback. Goshen has a good pointguard. I think we can be right inthe hunt.”

Although the Broncos do nothave one standout big playerinside, they can go with a big line-up at times.

“We have some options to makesize overall,” said Williams. “Wecan go big on the perimeter. Wehave depth, so we will be able tomix it up. We have competition ateach position for the first time.”

Rebounding is a concern, as italways is, but the Broncos heldtheir own last season when under-sized against most opponents.

“I am hoping we will still beable to crash the boards,” said

Williams. “We will play up-tempoif we can. Rebounding anddefense will lead to that.”

In non-league competition, theBroncos will face Glen Este,Harrison, Amelia, Hillsboro, EastClinton, Blanchester and Clinton-Massie. The Broncos will alsoplay in the Brown CountyTournament.

“If we can be efficient andsmart with the ball, we’ll lookgood.”

The Broncos host Ripley in aFoundation Game on Dec. 1, andopen the regular season at homeversus Hillsboro on Dec. 4.

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Warriors hoping to reload after losing 7 seniorsBy Ritchie ButlerThe Brown County Press

The Eastern Warriors, under thedirection of 16-year coach RobBeucler, are looking for ways tofill the void of losing sevenseniors off a team that finished 18-5 and captured Southern HillsLeague, sectional and district titleslast year.“We lost a lot,” said Beucler.

“It’s hard to tell where we’ll go.We did get some of those youngkids in last year and that willhelp.”Returning for the Warriors this

season are senior Clint Black,juniors Brett Stout and JordanPayne and sophomore ChaseLawson.“Jordan is the only player back

with experience,” said Beucler.“He’s a good shooter and willhave to be a leader. He will needto be our primary scorer.”“Brett will probably start. He

gives us some quickness and hasworked on his game this summer.”“Chase played at the end of last

year. He has a lot of talent and will

give us quality minutes.”“Clint played some last year. He

will play inside and help on theboards. He has worked hard thisfall.”New to full-time varsity play

are seniors Jesse Whitaker, JohnYork and Mitchell Sharp, juniorsBrandon Belcher, Conner Purdin,Daniel Faul and Danny Hicksalong with sophomore JoshuaBoudreau.“Conner played some AAU and

will play guard for us. He is quickand will help at both ends of the

floor,” said Beucler.“Jesse will help on the boards.

York and Sharp will need to pro-vide leadership and give us goodminutes off the bench.”“Belcher and Faul will see

some time and need to give usgood defense.”“Boudreau is very athletic and

has worked this summer. He maystill split time between junior var-sity and varsity.”As always, the Warriors will be

strong defensively. Shootingshould also be a strength of thisyear’s team.“We need to develop a good

mental attitude,” said Beucler.Eastern also lacks overall size,

which makes rebounding a con-cern in the early going.“We also must show patience

offensively,” added Beucler.In the big school division of the

SHL, Beucler sees Ripley as theteam to beat.“Ripley has everybody back

and a lot of weapons,” saidBeucler. “They also have gooddepth. North Adams is young. Wealways have Lynchburg to worryabout.”In the small division, Beucler

sees Peebles, Manchester andFairfield competing for the topspot.“Overall, the league is pretty

good and will be very competi-tive,” added Beucler.On the non-league slate,

Eastern faces the likes ofAlexander, South Point,Georgetown, Hillsboro and playsin the Brown County Tournament.“We have a tough schedule,”

said Beucler. “This is probably

one of the youngest teams I’ve

had. How we grow will determine

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The 2010-2011 Eastern Warriors. Front row, l-to-r, Brandon Belcher, Joshua Boudreau, Conner Purdin,Brett Stout, Daniel Faul and Mitchell Sharp. Back row, l-to-r, coach Rob Beucler, Jordan Payne, DannyHicks, Clint Black, Jesse Whitaker, John York and Chase Lawson.

Eastern Warriors12/4 vs. Alexander @ Z.T.12/10 vs. Fayetteville12/14 @ North Adams12/17 @ Whiteoak12/29 @ Georgetown (BCT)12/30 @ Georgetown (BCT)1/4 vs. Ripley1/7 @ Manchester1/11 vs. St. Patrick1/14 vs. Peebles1/15 vs. South Point @

Chesapeake1/18 @ Georgetown1/21 @ West Union1/25 @ Lynchburg1/28 vs. North Adams2/1 vs. West Union2/4 @ Ripley2/8 vs. Hillsboro2/11 vs. Lynchburg2/18 vs. Fairfield

Rob Beucler

Bronco grapplers will be young, numbers up


The Western Broncos wrestlingteam returns two experiencedseniors in Tory Bauer and JustinDillinger, but second-year coachWendel Donathan will rely on ahost of new wrestlers to fill outthis year’s team.“We didn’t get a lot of wrestlers

back from last year,” saidDonathan. “But our two seniorsshould be gearing up for good sea-sons.”Bauer is No. 7 on the all-time

Western win list, was a state-qual-ifier two years ago, and has beenSouthern Buckeye conference

champ for three years.Dillinger won the SBC last sea-

son and was a district qualifier in2009-2010.“Justin has put in the time to get

better this off season,” saidDonathan. “Tory was a little dis-appointed with not making it backto state last year, so he will bemotivated. They are both greatkids.”Although experience is down,

the number of wrestlers through-out the program is increasing. TheBroncos have seven freshman onthis year’s team and the youngerkids are coming in to wrestle aswell.“I am really excited about our

program,” said Donathan. “Juniorhigh numbers are up. The youthprogram is coming along. the kidsare eager to learn and are workinghard.”In the SBC, Donathan sees New

Richmond as the team to beat.“New Richmond won the

league last year and returns a lot ofyoung wrestlers,” said Donathan.“We will make it interesting in theleague. Our goal every year is towin it.”The Broncos open the season at

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The 2010-2011 Western Broncos. Front row, l-to-r, Ray Hofer (9), Blake Silvis (9), Tory Bauer (12),Kenon Bowling (9) and Josh Kollman (11). Middle row, l-to-r, Cory Peters (9), Brad Hamblin (10),Johnathan Jennings (9), Brian Trailer (11), Josh Boothby (9), Mike Williams (9) and Ray DeRosset(11). Back row, l-to-r, head coach Wendel Donathan, assistant coach Chris Shepherd, Daniel Lewis(11), Nathan Ketterer (11), Justin Dillinger (12), Garrett Taylor (10), Payton Bailey (11), assistant coachScott Bates and assistant coach Aaron Carnahan.


Western senior wrestlers Tory Bauer and Justin Dillinger.

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FHS Lady Rockets shooting for another SHL title


The Fayetteville Lady Rocketsare hoping to continue their domi-nance of the Southern Hills Leaguesmall school division and claimtheir fourth consecutive title undercoach Toby Sheets, who enters his23rd season at the helm.“Numbers are up,” said Sheets.

“We have 23 players on junior varsi-ty and varsity, which makes for acompetitive attitude.”Experience will be a definite ben-

efit for this year’s Lady Rocketsteam who finished 16-6 last year,won the SHL, and lost only onesenior to graduation.“Four returning starters brings a

bunch of leadership and experi-ence,” added Sheets.Key players returning for

Fayetteville include seniors ShelbySheets, Jill Ryan, Desiree Dutro andEmily Stahl along with sophomorepoint guard Ashley Scoggins.Shelby Sheets averaged 18.2

points per game and 7.1 assists pergame last year. She is also just 517points shy of the school’s all-timescoring record and 66 assists shy ofthe all-time mark. Shelby was alsothe District 16 Division II player ofthe year last season.Dutro, who will play in the post,

averaged 9.2 points per game last

year.Shelby Sheets, Dutro, Ryan and

Stahl were all starters a year ago.In addition to returning five play-

ers with considerable experience,the Lady Rockets will also featurejuniors Brianna Plapp and AmandaO’Donnell, sophomores CheyenneRamey and Abbey Rowe along withfreshmen newcomers Megan Eyreand Makayla Rosselot.“Adding Makayla has already

been beneficial,” said Sheets. “Shebrings outside shooting, ball-han-dling and aggressive defense to analready solid lineup.”

In addition to experience, theLady Rockets should also havetremendous depth.“I think I will be able to trust

more than just six or seven playersthis year,” said Sheets. “Which maybe a little different than in yearspast.”Fayetteville, with a good balance

of speed, quickness and size, willuse combinations of full-court andhalf-court defenses to force fastplay.“We have pushed the ball in the

preseason and will continue pushingthe pace throughout the regular sea-son,” said Sheets. “Abbey will helpwith that fast pace.”In the SHL, Sheets sees the big

division coming down to two teams. “Eastern will be very strong,”

said Sheets. “North Adams,although they lost Beasley, has a lotreturning and should be good.”In the small division, Sheets

thought Manchester, Fairfield andPeebles would be good. He alsothought Whiteoak would beimproved.“We should compete for the top

spot in our division,” added Sheets.On the non-league schedule,

Fayetteville will face Felicity,Williamsburg, Batavia, Bethel,Hillsboro, and will play in theBrown County Tournament.


The 2010-2011 Fayetteville Lady Rockets. Front row, l-to-r, Amanda O’Donnell, Abbey Rowe, Jill Ryan, Brianna Plapp and AshleyScoggins. Back row, l-to-r, head coach Toby Sheets, Makayla Rosselot, Emily Stahl, Cheyenne Ramey, Shelby Sheets, Desiree Dutro,Megan Eyre and assistant coach Tory Rummel.

Toby Sheets

Fayetteville Lady Rockets11/30 @ Felicity12/2 vs. Lynchburg12/6 vs. Peebles12/9 @ Whiteoak12/11 @ Georgetown12/16 @ Ripley12/21 @ Batavia12/27 @ Georgetown (BCT)12/28 @ Georgetown (BCT)1/3 vs. Manchester1/6 vs. Fairfield1/10 vs. Whiteoak1/13 @ North Adams1/20 vs. West Union1/24 @ Peebles1/27 vs. Eastern1/31 @ Williamsburg2/3 @ Manchester2/7 vs. Hillsboro2/10 @ Fairfield


Lady Rockets seniors from l-to-r, Emily Stahl, Jill Ryan, ShelbySheets and Desiree Dutro.

Experience should pay off for Western BroncosBy Ritchie ButlerThe Brown County Press

The Western Broncos spent lastseason building a team under-classmen in hopes that this seasonthey could reap the benefits.Last year’s Broncos finished

10-11 overall, 8-6 in the SouthernBuckeye Conference and graduat-ed no seniors. Returning to varsity play for

third-year coach Doug Williamsare seniors Cole Kirkpatrick, KylePuckett, Dylan Dawson, CraigNaylor and Jon Walker, along withjuniors Justin Nickell, SpencerHoward, Nick Woodyard, CoreyCarroll, Zach Siemer and HiroPurdin.“Last year we spent working on

individual defense,” saidWilliams. “This year we mustwork on team defense and teamoffense. Our depth and experienceshould help us do that.”New to the varsity team are

juniors Sean Massey and JoshMassey.“We have talent,” said

Williams. “We must put it alltogether.”

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Rockets know team play the key to successful yearBy Ritchie ButlerThe Brown County Press

The Fayetteville Rockets are hop-ing to build on last year’s strong fin-ish by using defense and team play.Gone from last year’s 8-15 team

are five players who accounted formost of the scoring and ball-han-dling duties.Returning for fourth-year coach

Darryl Iles are seniors Zach Durhamand Miah Call, along with juniorTrevor Clark and sophomore NickDurham.New to the varsity team are

seniors Chad Evans and JordanSchmidt, juniors Derek Peters,David Kranz, Michael Kranz andTanner Williams, sophomore R.J.Workman and freshman D.J. Iles.“They are wanting to be here and

they show up to work,” said Iles.“They are really good at playing asa team. That’s what we’ll need. Wealso need the ball to fall for us thisseason.”Expect the Rockets to utilize their

depth, quickness, defense and speedto be successful.In the early going, Fayetteville

has been working on getting qualityshots. Because of a lack of size, the

Rockets are also concentrating onrebounding.Look for the Rockets to use a

variety of defenses and offenses,depending on the opponent.“We’ve been working in a little

bit of everything,” said Iles. “We’regetting a good grasp of our offense.”According to the Rockets’ coach,

the Southern Hills League will betough.“Peebles still has a lot of play-

ers,” said Iles. “Manchester hasBlevins, Fairfield has Cox andWhiteoak has Michael. We don’thave a standout, so we’ll have towork together.”In the big division, Iles sees

Ripley as the team to beat.“Ripley has everybody back,”

said Iles. “Eastern lost a lot, but theyalways play hard.”

“We are here to compete. I thinkwe can be in every game.”On the non-league tilt,

Fayetteville faces foes likeBlanchester, Williamsburg, Felicity,

Batavia and Bethel. The Rocketswill also play in the Brown CountyTournament.“The younger guys are going to

push the older guys,” added Iles.

“Our seniors will provide stability.We have a busy couple of weeks toget ready, but I think we will bewell-prepared this year.”




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The 2010-2011 Fayetteville Rockets. Front row, l-to-r, David Kranz, Trevor Clark, Zach Durham, D.J.Iles, Nick Durham and Derek Peters. Back row, l-to-r, assistant coach Mark Ward, R.J. Workman,Michael Kranz, Chad Evans, Miah Call, Jordan Schmidt, Tanner Williams and head coach Darryl Iles.

Darryl Iles

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Lady Broncos trying to overcome heavy losses


The Western Lady Broncos aretrying to overcome heavy lossesfrom last year’s Southern BuckeyeConference champions. They willdo so under the direction of first-year coach John Kirschner.“I appreciate the opportunity to

coach here at Western,” saidKirschner. “I am excited aboutpractice each day and I’m havinga great time. We have a great staffand get all kinds of support. thereis a lot of pride here.”The first task is trying to

replace six players lost to gradua-tion off a team that finished first inthe SBC with an overall mark of17-4. Kirschner, who coached thefreshmen team last season, returnssenior Danika Ratcliff, juniorsMorgan Wright and ElizabethCarter and sophomores KylieGarrett and Delayne Seigla.New to full-time varsity play

are seniors Calleigh Olson andKayla Barger, junior BrittanyPalmer, along with sophomoresHannah Wiesenhahn and TyHenry.“We are young and inexperi-

enced,” said Kirschner. “We needthem to grow up quick. They havestruggled, but improved, in thepreseason.”Look for the Lady Broncos to

play man-to-man defense andhave a balanced offensive attack.“We haven’t changed a lot from

last year, save a few wrinkles,”said Kirschner. “They play welltogether. They are tight-knit andunderstand team play. They accepttheir roles very well.”Western has a lot of young tal-

ent, so expect the Lady Broncos tohave good balance offensively.“We can score, but we need the

balance,” said Kirschner. “Wehave many threats on offense. Theyoung kids are talented and verydeep, but we must get them expe-rience. Danika and the two juniorsprovide strong leadership.Calleigh leads by working hard.She can be a shut-down defender.”

In the SBC, Kirschner sees theAmerican Division as being verytough.“In the league, Georgetown is

the cream of the crop,” saidKirschner. “We don’t play them ina league game, but we face themin the Brown County Tournamentand in a non-league contest.Amelia is a newcomer, so theycould be good. Bethel has a lotreturning. Our division will bevery tough.”In addition to facing

Georgetown, the Lady Broncosnon-league tilt includes Milford,Eastern, North Adams andFayetteville.Helping Kirschner on the side-

lines will be Haley Bogan andKyle Fender.“We have a young staff, full of

knowledge,” added Kirschner.“Which will help us develop theyounger kids.”The Lady Broncos open the

season against North Adams onNov. 30, at home.

Photo compliments of Terry SettyThe 2010-2011 Western Lady Broncos players and coaches.

Western Brown Lady Broncos11/30 vs. North Adams12/2 vs. Bethel12/4 @ CNE12/7 vs. Clinton-Massie12/9 @ Goshen12/16 vs. New Richmond12/18 vs. Amelia12/20 vs. Hillsboro12/27 @ Georgetown (BCT)12/28 @ Georgetown (BCT)1/4 @ Williamsburg1/6 @ Blanchester1/15 vs. Georgetown1/20 @ East Clinton1/22 @ Milford1/27 @ Bethel1/29 vs. CNE 2/3 vs. Goshen2/8 @ New Richmond2/10 @ Amelia

John Kirschner

“They are tight-knit and under-

stand team play. They accept

their roles very well.”

-John Kirschner

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Lady G-Men depth may lead to 11th-straight titleBy Ritchie ButlerThe Brown County Press

The Georgetown Lady G-Menare vying for their 11th consecutiveSouthern Buckeye National

Division title this year and depthmay be the key to success for 15-year coach Bernie Cropper.“We have good depth,” said

Cropper. “All 10 kids can play andwe have experience.”

Back from last year’s 22-2 SBCand sectional champions are seniorsKirsten Grant, Amanda Jelley andHannah Zurbuch, juniors CaseyCarter and Hannah Jones along withsophomores Jesse Kidwell and

Madison Pack.“Kirsten is a good athlete and

tremendous post player who willopen up the perimeter with herinside play,” said Cropper. “Amandais in her fourth year running thepoint. She is a leader and is workinghard to get back to 100 percent.Zurbuch is a good shooter and hasimproved her defense and ball-han-dling skills.”“Carter is in her third season. She

is talented, is a good shooter andpasser. She was also player of theyear in the National Division. Jonesis our best post defender and a goodpost player offensively.”“Kidwell will play inside and out.

She is one of our most improvedplayers. Pack is a good athlete whois quick and a good defender.”

New to the varsity team are fresh-men Mackenzie Carrington, MeganHatfield and Becca Whitaker.“Becca is a point guard who han-

dles the ball well, is a good passerand a good defender,” said Cropper.“Carrington is very talented and agood shooter. Hatfield is also talent-ed. She can shoot and is fundamen-tally sound.”In addition to depth, the Lady G-

Men should be good perimetershooters.“We lost some size,” added

Cropper. “But we should be quick-er.”

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The 2010-2011 Georgetown Lady G-Men. Front row, l-to-r, Megan Hatfield, Rebecca Whitaker, CaseyCarter, Amanda Jelley and Hannah Zurbuch. Back row, l-to-r, assistant coach John Cahall, assistantcoach Mike Hanselman, Mackenzie Carrington, Jesse Kidwell, Kirsten Grant, Hannah Jones, MadisonPack and head coach Bernie Cropper. Georgetown Lady G-Men

12/2 @ Batavia

12/4 vs. Williamsburg

12/9 @ Blanchester

12/11 vs. Ripley

12/16 vs. Felicity

12/18 @ East Clinton

12/20 vs. Lynchburg

12/27 vs. Western (BCT)

12/28 vs. TBD (BCT)

1/3 vs. Eastern

1/6 vs. CNE

1/10 vs. New Richmond

1/13 @ Bethel

1/15 @ Western

1/20 vs. Amelia

1/27 vs. Batavia

1/29 @ Williamsburg

2/3 vs. Blanchester

2/8 @ Felicity

2/10 vs. East Clinton

Bernie Cropper

Blue Jays hoping experience, depth will lift them


The Ripley Blue Jays areloaded with experienced playersthis season. That experience anddepth is what 12th-year coachMike Kennedy is counting on topropel the Jays to a league title.“I feel like we really have eight

or nine players with varsity expe-rience,” said Kennedy. “Five ofthem have a lot.”The Blue Jays lost three players

to graduation off a team that fin-ished second in the Southern HillLeague with an overall mark of13-9. Returning from that team areseniors Jay Woodruff, Jarrin Taul,Ravye Williams and DeMarcoWashington, juniors JordanMitchell, Riley Saelens, JessePrince, Michael Haley and Loganperkins.New to the mix are seniors

Michael Fegan, Jordan Zweigart,Johnathan Kessel and TimmyWhaley, along with sophomoreDonte Bennett.Look for the Jays to use their

quickness, athleticism, shooting,depth and experience on the court.“We should be able to get after

it defensively,” said Kennedy.“We have depth and experience,which should help.”In the early going, the Ripley

squad is working on patience,making good decisions, rebound-ing and taking care of the ball.“We need more patience at

times,” said Kennedy. “We’reworking on making the extra pass.We’re still not big, so reboundingis a concern.”In the SHL, Kennedy sees

North Adams and Eastern as theteams to beat.“Hopefully, we’ll be right up

there somewhere,” addedKennedy.The veteran coach also sees

Peebles, Manchester and Fairfieldas being very “tough.”The Blue Jays have a formida-

ble non-league schedule. They are

set to play Madeira, Bethel,Georgetown, ClermontNortheastern and Fleming County.The Jays will also host the PepsiClassic over Christmas break.

Opponents in the Classic includeFelicity, St. Patrick and Fairview(out of Ashland, Kentucky).“We have to learn to play at our

speed, but also to play smart,” saidKennedy. “We must stop gam-bling and be more fundamentallysound. This may be the deepestteam I’ve had here.”The Blue Jays are set to play

Western in a Foundation Game onDec. 1, and open up the regularseason at Bethel on Dec. 7.


The 2010-2011 Ripley Blue Jays. Front row, l-to-r, Michael Fegan, Donte Bennett, Jay Woodruff, Jarrin Taul, Jordan Mitchell and RavyeWilliams. Middle row, l-to-r, Riley Saelens, Jesse Prince, Logan Perkins, Michael Haley and Jordan Zweigart. Back row, l-to-r, DeMarcoWashington, Johnathan Kessel and Timmy Whaley.

Mike Kennedy

Ripley Blue Jays12/7 @ Bethel

12/10 vs. West Union

12/14 vs. Lynchburg

12/17 @ Peebles

12/23 @ Madeira

12/28 Pepsi Classic (home)


1/4 @ Eastern

1/7 vs. Fairfield

1/11 vs. North Adams

1/14 @ Lynchburg

1/18 @ CNE

1/21 vs. Whiteoak

1/25 @ West Union

1/28 @ Fayetteville

2/4 vs. Eastern

2/5 vs. Fleming County

2/11 @ North Adams

2/15 vs. Georgetown

2/18 @ Manchester

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G-Men looking to overcome youth, inexperienceBy Ritchie ButlerThe Brown County Press

The Georgetown G-Men will beyoung and inexperienced this sea-son, but under the direction of 16-year coach Jerry Underwood theyare hoping defense will carry them.

“We pride ourselves on defense,”said assistant coach Mike Jennings.“We are, in a word, young. We aregoing to have to be aggressivedefensively.”

The G-Men lost a lot of scoringand ball-handling to graduation, butdo have four returning players.Back are seniors Cody Drake, TylerFletcher, Ben Cropper and AlexOtto.

“We want the older guys to pro-vide the leadership and get theyounger players going,” saidJennings.

Although the G-Men are young,they should have a lot of depth andhave some skill.

“We should be more balancedoffensively,” added Jennings.“Drake, Cropper and Otto all hadsome good games last year.”

New to varsity competition aresenior Chris Worthington, juniorsKyle Jodrey and Austin West,sophomores Tommy Stenger, QuinnSandlin, Logan Lucas, JansonFlorence, Tom Cropper and NathanLewis, along with freshman Bruce-Derrick Williams.

“We are very young overall,” saidJennings. “Williams and Lewishave decent sized bodies and areimproving everyday.”

Look for the G-Men to mixthings up defensively and offensive-ly this year.

“We will see more intensity andbalance,” said Jennings. “The kidsneed to make the extra pass andlook for someone to score. It couldbe someone different every night.We also need to score out of ourdefensive transition.”

In the National Division of theSouthern Buckeye Conference,Jennings sees Blanchester andWilliamsburg as the teams to beat.

“Blanchester and Williamsburgwill be good,” said Jennings. “Theyhave a lot of experience returning.”

On the non-league slate,Georgetown faces Goshen, Bethel,Amelia, Western, ClermontNortheastern, Finneytown, Eastern,Fayetteville and Ripley. The G-Menwill also host the Brown CountyTournament.

“Bethel will still be good,” saidJennings. “Goshen has size and agood point guard. We have a toughnon-league schedule.”

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The 2010-2011 Georgetown G-Men. Front row, l-to-r, Tommy Stenger, Janson Florence, Cody Drake, Tyler Fletcher, Quinn Sandlin, KyleJodrey and Chris Worthington. Back row, l-to-r, Tom Cropper, Ben Cropper, Alex Otto, Bruce-Derrick Williams, Nathan Lewis, LoganLucas and Austin West.

Georgetown G-Men12/10 @ Batavia12/11 vs. Williamsburg12/21 @ Goshen12/29 vs. Western (BCT)12/30 vs. TBD (BCT)1/4 @ Finneytown1/7 vs. Felicity1/8 @ East Clinton1/11 vs. CNE

1/14 @ Bethel1/18 vs. Eastern1/22 vs. Amelia1/28 @ Western2/4 vs. Batavia2/5 @ Williamsburg2/11 @ Blanchester2/12 @ Felicity2/15 @ Ripley2/18 vs. East Clinton

Lady Jays’ young players must develop quickly


The Ripley Lady Blue Jays areyoung this season and the newplayers must develop rapidly inorder for the team to have success.

“We have to grow up quick,”said third-year coach ChrisColeman. “We lost a lot of scoringand rebounding to graduation. Weneed some of the younger kids tostep up and fill that void.”

Gone are four senior startersfrom a team that finished 10-11last season. Returning are seniorsSadie Grisham and KelseyCarpenter, along with sophomoresNiya Royal and Tori Boone.

New to full-time varsity playare sophomores ShaylaHenderson, Jessica Garrison,Taylor Fyffe and Kody Gilkerson,along with freshmen KelciBowling and Jaden Royal.

“We have some quickness in theback court,” said Coleman. “Weare going to try to get into transi-tion.”

In the early going, the LadyJays are struggling defensively.

“We must get better ondefense,” said Coleman. “We alsoneed better shot selection. Wehave to get better at rebounding.”

Look for the Lady Jays to mixthings up defensively and use theirquickness to their advantage.

“We’re going to try to mix it upand do some different things ondefense,” said Coleman. “We aregoing to try to develop some depth

out of our younger kids.”In the Southern Hills League,

Coleman sees some familiar teamsvying for the top spot.

“Eastern, North Adams andLynchburg will be there again,”said Coleman. “Eastern and NorthAdams may be a tad better. We arerealistically looking at fourth, butyou never know.”

In the small division, Coleman

sees Fayetteville at the top.“I think Fayetteville can play

with anyone in our league,” saidColeman. Peebles has some niceyoung players. Fairfield will betough and Manchester should alsobe decent.”

On the non-league slate, Ripleywill face Georgetown, FlemingCounty, St. Patrick and Bethel.

“They will all be good,” saidColeman.

The Lady Jays open the seasonat home on Nov. 27, facing Bethel.

“The younger kids are startingto see what it takes,” addedColeman. “After our scrimmages,we have improved our focus and Ihope that carries over into the sea-son.”

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The 2010-2011 Ripley Lady Blue Jays. Front row, l-to-r, Kelci Bowling, Jaden Royal, Shayla Henderson, Jessica Garrison and Niya Royal.Back row, l-to-r, assistant coach James Turner, assistant coach Mike Sims, Taylor Fyffe, Sadie Grisham, Kelsey Carpenter, Tori Boone,Kody Gilkerson and head coach Chris Coleman.

Ripley Lady Blue Jays11/27 vs. Bethel11/29 @ New Richmond12/6 @ Eastern12/9 vs. North Adams12/11 @ Georgetown12/13 vs. Lynchburg12/16 vs. Fayetteville12/20 vs. CNE12/21 vs. St. Patrick12/30 @ Felicity1/6 @ Whiteoak1/10 @ North Adams1/20 @ Fairfield1/27 @ West Union2/3 @ Lynchburg2/5 vs. Fleming County2/7 vs. West Union2/10 vs. Eastern

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In the early going, the Lady G-Men are working hard on rebound-ing and working to become a gooddefensive team.

“Rebounding is a concern,” saidCropper. “We must box out andwork for position. We are workingon becoming a great defensiveteam. We need to cause turnoversand get some easy opportunities.”

In addition to his own team,Cropper sees Blanchester andWilliamsburg as the teams to beat inthe National Division.

“Blanchester should be strong,”said Cropper. “They are talented andexperienced. Williams burg has sev-eral players back. We should have a

good team again.”On the non-league slate,

Georgetown will face Eastern,Western, Lynchburg, Bethel andwill host this year’s Brown CountyTournament.

“Eastern will be strong and expe-rienced,” said Cropper.“Fayetteville is experienced and tal-ented. Western, Lynchburg andBethel will be pretty good.”

The Lady G-Men will open theseason on Dec. 2, at Batavia.

“They can be fun to watch,”added Cropper. “They could createproblems defensively and be explo-sive offensively. This is a goodgroup of girls who listen and areworking to get better.”

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G-Men looking to overcome youth, inexperienceBy Ritchie ButlerThe Brown County Press

The Georgetown G-Men will beyoung and inexperienced this sea-son, but under the direction of 16-year coach Jerry Underwood theyare hoping defense will carry them.

“We pride ourselves on defense,”said assistant coach Mike Jennings.“We are, in a word, young. We aregoing to have to be aggressivedefensively.”

The G-Men lost a lot of scoringand ball-handling to graduation, butdo have four returning players.Back are seniors Cody Drake, TylerFletcher, Ben Cropper and AlexOtto.

“We want the older guys to pro-vide the leadership and get theyounger players going,” saidJennings.

Although the G-Men are young,they should have a lot of depth andhave some skill.

“We should be more balancedoffensively,” added Jennings.“Drake, Cropper and Otto all hadsome good games last year.”

New to varsity competition aresenior Chris Worthington, juniorsKyle Jodrey and Austin West,sophomores Tommy Stenger, QuinnSandlin, Logan Lucas, JansonFlorence, Tom Cropper and NathanLewis, along with freshman Bruce-Derrick Williams.

“We are very young overall,” saidJennings. “Williams and Lewishave decent sized bodies and areimproving everyday.”

Look for the G-Men to mixthings up defensively and offensive-ly this year.

“We will see more intensity andbalance,” said Jennings. “The kidsneed to make the extra pass andlook for someone to score. It couldbe someone different every night.We also need to score out of ourdefensive transition.”

In the National Division of theSouthern Buckeye Conference,Jennings sees Blanchester andWilliamsburg as the teams to beat.

“Blanchester and Williamsburgwill be good,” said Jennings. “Theyhave a lot of experience returning.”

On the non-league slate,Georgetown faces Goshen, Bethel,Amelia, Western, ClermontNortheastern, Finneytown, Eastern,Fayetteville and Ripley. The G-Menwill also host the Brown CountyTournament.

“Bethel will still be good,” saidJennings. “Goshen has size and agood point guard. We have a toughnon-league schedule.”

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The 2010-2011 Georgetown G-Men. Front row, l-to-r, Tommy Stenger, Janson Florence, Cody Drake, Tyler Fletcher, Quinn Sandlin, KyleJodrey and Chris Worthington. Back row, l-to-r, Tom Cropper, Ben Cropper, Alex Otto, Bruce-Derrick Williams, Nathan Lewis, LoganLucas and Austin West.

Georgetown G-Men12/10 @ Batavia12/11 vs. Williamsburg12/21 @ Goshen12/29 vs. Western (BCT)12/30 vs. TBD (BCT)1/4 @ Finneytown1/7 vs. Felicity1/8 @ East Clinton1/11 vs. CNE

1/14 @ Bethel1/18 vs. Eastern1/22 vs. Amelia1/28 @ Western2/4 vs. Batavia2/5 @ Williamsburg2/11 @ Blanchester2/12 @ Felicity2/15 @ Ripley2/18 vs. East Clinton

Lady Jays’ young players must develop quickly


The Ripley Lady Blue Jays areyoung this season and the newplayers must develop rapidly inorder for the team to have success.

“We have to grow up quick,”said third-year coach ChrisColeman. “We lost a lot of scoringand rebounding to graduation. Weneed some of the younger kids tostep up and fill that void.”

Gone are four senior startersfrom a team that finished 10-11last season. Returning are seniorsSadie Grisham and KelseyCarpenter, along with sophomoresNiya Royal and Tori Boone.

New to full-time varsity playare sophomores ShaylaHenderson, Jessica Garrison,Taylor Fyffe and Kody Gilkerson,along with freshmen KelciBowling and Jaden Royal.

“We have some quickness in theback court,” said Coleman. “Weare going to try to get into transi-tion.”

In the early going, the LadyJays are struggling defensively.

“We must get better ondefense,” said Coleman. “We alsoneed better shot selection. Wehave to get better at rebounding.”

Look for the Lady Jays to mixthings up defensively and use theirquickness to their advantage.

“We’re going to try to mix it upand do some different things ondefense,” said Coleman. “We aregoing to try to develop some depth

out of our younger kids.”In the Southern Hills League,

Coleman sees some familiar teamsvying for the top spot.

“Eastern, North Adams andLynchburg will be there again,”said Coleman. “Eastern and NorthAdams may be a tad better. We arerealistically looking at fourth, butyou never know.”

In the small division, Coleman

sees Fayetteville at the top.“I think Fayetteville can play

with anyone in our league,” saidColeman. Peebles has some niceyoung players. Fairfield will betough and Manchester should alsobe decent.”

On the non-league slate, Ripleywill face Georgetown, FlemingCounty, St. Patrick and Bethel.

“They will all be good,” saidColeman.

The Lady Jays open the seasonat home on Nov. 27, facing Bethel.

“The younger kids are startingto see what it takes,” addedColeman. “After our scrimmages,we have improved our focus and Ihope that carries over into the sea-son.”

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The 2010-2011 Ripley Lady Blue Jays. Front row, l-to-r, Kelci Bowling, Jaden Royal, Shayla Henderson, Jessica Garrison and Niya Royal.Back row, l-to-r, assistant coach James Turner, assistant coach Mike Sims, Taylor Fyffe, Sadie Grisham, Kelsey Carpenter, Tori Boone,Kody Gilkerson and head coach Chris Coleman.

Ripley Lady Blue Jays11/27 vs. Bethel11/29 @ New Richmond12/6 @ Eastern12/9 vs. North Adams12/11 @ Georgetown12/13 vs. Lynchburg12/16 vs. Fayetteville12/20 vs. CNE12/21 vs. St. Patrick12/30 @ Felicity1/6 @ Whiteoak1/10 @ North Adams1/20 @ Fairfield1/27 @ West Union2/3 @ Lynchburg2/5 vs. Fleming County2/7 vs. West Union2/10 vs. Eastern

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Lady G-Men depth may lead to 11th-straight titleBy Ritchie ButlerThe Brown County Press

The Georgetown Lady G-Menare vying for their 11th consecutiveSouthern Buckeye National

Division title this year and depthmay be the key to success for 15-year coach Bernie Cropper.“We have good depth,” said

Cropper. “All 10 kids can play andwe have experience.”

Back from last year’s 22-2 SBCand sectional champions are seniorsKirsten Grant, Amanda Jelley andHannah Zurbuch, juniors CaseyCarter and Hannah Jones along withsophomores Jesse Kidwell and

Madison Pack.“Kirsten is a good athlete and

tremendous post player who willopen up the perimeter with herinside play,” said Cropper. “Amandais in her fourth year running thepoint. She is a leader and is workinghard to get back to 100 percent.Zurbuch is a good shooter and hasimproved her defense and ball-han-dling skills.”“Carter is in her third season. She

is talented, is a good shooter andpasser. She was also player of theyear in the National Division. Jonesis our best post defender and a goodpost player offensively.”“Kidwell will play inside and out.

She is one of our most improvedplayers. Pack is a good athlete whois quick and a good defender.”

New to the varsity team are fresh-men Mackenzie Carrington, MeganHatfield and Becca Whitaker.“Becca is a point guard who han-

dles the ball well, is a good passerand a good defender,” said Cropper.“Carrington is very talented and agood shooter. Hatfield is also talent-ed. She can shoot and is fundamen-tally sound.”In addition to depth, the Lady G-

Men should be good perimetershooters.“We lost some size,” added

Cropper. “But we should be quick-er.”

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The 2010-2011 Georgetown Lady G-Men. Front row, l-to-r, Megan Hatfield, Rebecca Whitaker, CaseyCarter, Amanda Jelley and Hannah Zurbuch. Back row, l-to-r, assistant coach John Cahall, assistantcoach Mike Hanselman, Mackenzie Carrington, Jesse Kidwell, Kirsten Grant, Hannah Jones, MadisonPack and head coach Bernie Cropper. Georgetown Lady G-Men

12/2 @ Batavia

12/4 vs. Williamsburg

12/9 @ Blanchester

12/11 vs. Ripley

12/16 vs. Felicity

12/18 @ East Clinton

12/20 vs. Lynchburg

12/27 vs. Western (BCT)

12/28 vs. TBD (BCT)

1/3 vs. Eastern

1/6 vs. CNE

1/10 vs. New Richmond

1/13 @ Bethel

1/15 @ Western

1/20 vs. Amelia

1/27 vs. Batavia

1/29 @ Williamsburg

2/3 vs. Blanchester

2/8 @ Felicity

2/10 vs. East Clinton

Bernie Cropper

Blue Jays hoping experience, depth will lift them


The Ripley Blue Jays areloaded with experienced playersthis season. That experience anddepth is what 12th-year coachMike Kennedy is counting on topropel the Jays to a league title.“I feel like we really have eight

or nine players with varsity expe-rience,” said Kennedy. “Five ofthem have a lot.”The Blue Jays lost three players

to graduation off a team that fin-ished second in the Southern HillLeague with an overall mark of13-9. Returning from that team areseniors Jay Woodruff, Jarrin Taul,Ravye Williams and DeMarcoWashington, juniors JordanMitchell, Riley Saelens, JessePrince, Michael Haley and Loganperkins.New to the mix are seniors

Michael Fegan, Jordan Zweigart,Johnathan Kessel and TimmyWhaley, along with sophomoreDonte Bennett.Look for the Jays to use their

quickness, athleticism, shooting,depth and experience on the court.“We should be able to get after

it defensively,” said Kennedy.“We have depth and experience,which should help.”In the early going, the Ripley

squad is working on patience,making good decisions, rebound-ing and taking care of the ball.“We need more patience at

times,” said Kennedy. “We’reworking on making the extra pass.We’re still not big, so reboundingis a concern.”In the SHL, Kennedy sees

North Adams and Eastern as theteams to beat.“Hopefully, we’ll be right up

there somewhere,” addedKennedy.The veteran coach also sees

Peebles, Manchester and Fairfieldas being very “tough.”The Blue Jays have a formida-

ble non-league schedule. They are

set to play Madeira, Bethel,Georgetown, ClermontNortheastern and Fleming County.The Jays will also host the PepsiClassic over Christmas break.

Opponents in the Classic includeFelicity, St. Patrick and Fairview(out of Ashland, Kentucky).“We have to learn to play at our

speed, but also to play smart,” saidKennedy. “We must stop gam-bling and be more fundamentallysound. This may be the deepestteam I’ve had here.”The Blue Jays are set to play

Western in a Foundation Game onDec. 1, and open up the regularseason at Bethel on Dec. 7.


The 2010-2011 Ripley Blue Jays. Front row, l-to-r, Michael Fegan, Donte Bennett, Jay Woodruff, Jarrin Taul, Jordan Mitchell and RavyeWilliams. Middle row, l-to-r, Riley Saelens, Jesse Prince, Logan Perkins, Michael Haley and Jordan Zweigart. Back row, l-to-r, DeMarcoWashington, Johnathan Kessel and Timmy Whaley.

Mike Kennedy

Ripley Blue Jays12/7 @ Bethel

12/10 vs. West Union

12/14 vs. Lynchburg

12/17 @ Peebles

12/23 @ Madeira



1/4 @ Eastern

1/7 vs. Fairfield

1/11 vs. North Adams

1/14 @ Lynchburg

1/18 @ CNE

1/21 vs. Whiteoak

1/25 @ West Union

1/28 @ Fayetteville

2/4 vs. Eastern

2/5 vs. Fleming County

2/11 @ North Adams

2/15 vs. Georgetown

2/18 @ Manchester

“This may be the

deepest team I’ve

had here.”

-Mike Kennedy

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Rockets know team play the key to successful yearBy Ritchie ButlerThe Brown County Press

The Fayetteville Rockets are hop-ing to build on last year’s strong fin-ish by using defense and team play.Gone from last year’s 8-15 team

are five players who accounted formost of the scoring and ball-han-dling duties.Returning for fourth-year coach

Darryl Iles are seniors Zach Durhamand Miah Call, along with juniorTrevor Clark and sophomore NickDurham.New to the varsity team are

seniors Chad Evans and JordanSchmidt, juniors Derek Peters,David Kranz, Michael Kranz andTanner Williams, sophomore R.J.Workman and freshman D.J. Iles.“They are wanting to be here and

they show up to work,” said Iles.“They are really good at playing asa team. That’s what we’ll need. Wealso need the ball to fall for us thisseason.”Expect the Rockets to utilize their

depth, quickness, defense and speedto be successful.In the early going, Fayetteville

has been working on getting qualityshots. Because of a lack of size, the

Rockets are also concentrating onrebounding.Look for the Rockets to use a

variety of defenses and offenses,depending on the opponent.“We’ve been working in a little

bit of everything,” said Iles. “We’regetting a good grasp of our offense.”According to the Rockets’ coach,

the Southern Hills League will betough.“Peebles still has a lot of play-

ers,” said Iles. “Manchester hasBlevins, Fairfield has Cox andWhiteoak has Michael. We don’thave a standout, so we’ll have towork together.”In the big division, Iles sees

Ripley as the team to beat.“Ripley has everybody back,”

said Iles. “Eastern lost a lot, but theyalways play hard.”

“We are here to compete. I thinkwe can be in every game.”On the non-league tilt,

Fayetteville faces foes likeBlanchester, Williamsburg, Felicity,

Batavia and Bethel. The Rocketswill also play in the Brown CountyTournament.“The younger guys are going to

push the older guys,” added Iles.

“Our seniors will provide stability.We have a busy couple of weeks toget ready, but I think we will bewell-prepared this year.”




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The 2010-2011 Fayetteville Rockets. Front row, l-to-r, David Kranz, Trevor Clark, Zach Durham, D.J.Iles, Nick Durham and Derek Peters. Back row, l-to-r, assistant coach Mark Ward, R.J. Workman,Michael Kranz, Chad Evans, Miah Call, Jordan Schmidt, Tanner Williams and head coach Darryl Iles.

Darryl Iles

Fayetteville Rockets12/3 vs. Blanchester12/7 vs. Williamsburg12/10 @ Eastern12/14 @ Manchester12/17 @ Lynchburg12/29 @ Georgetown (BCT)12/30 @ Georgetown (BCT)1/4 @ Fairfield1/7 @ West Union1/11 vs. Peebles1/14 vs. Manchester1/21 vs. Fairfield1/25 @ Whiteoak1/28 vs. Ripley1/29 @ Felicity2/1 @ Batavia2/4 @ Peebles2/11 vs. Whiteoak2/15 vs. Bethel2/18 vs. North Adams

Lady Broncos trying to overcome heavy losses


The Western Lady Broncos aretrying to overcome heavy lossesfrom last year’s Southern BuckeyeConference champions. They willdo so under the direction of first-year coach John Kirschner.“I appreciate the opportunity to

coach here at Western,” saidKirschner. “I am excited aboutpractice each day and I’m havinga great time. We have a great staffand get all kinds of support. thereis a lot of pride here.”The first task is trying to

replace six players lost to gradua-tion off a team that finished first inthe SBC with an overall mark of17-4. Kirschner, who coached thefreshmen team last season, returnssenior Danika Ratcliff, juniorsMorgan Wright and ElizabethCarter and sophomores KylieGarrett and Delayne Seigla.New to full-time varsity play

are seniors Calleigh Olson andKayla Barger, junior BrittanyPalmer, along with sophomoresHannah Wiesenhahn and TyHenry.“We are young and inexperi-

enced,” said Kirschner. “We needthem to grow up quick. They havestruggled, but improved, in thepreseason.”Look for the Lady Broncos to

play man-to-man defense andhave a balanced offensive attack.“We haven’t changed a lot from

last year, save a few wrinkles,”said Kirschner. “They play welltogether. They are tight-knit andunderstand team play. They accepttheir roles very well.”Western has a lot of young tal-

ent, so expect the Lady Broncos tohave good balance offensively.“We can score, but we need the

balance,” said Kirschner. “Wehave many threats on offense. Theyoung kids are talented and verydeep, but we must get them expe-rience. Danika and the two juniorsprovide strong leadership.Calleigh leads by working hard.She can be a shut-down defender.”

In the SBC, Kirschner sees theAmerican Division as being verytough.“In the league, Georgetown is

the cream of the crop,” saidKirschner. “We don’t play them ina league game, but we face themin the Brown County Tournamentand in a non-league contest.Amelia is a newcomer, so theycould be good. Bethel has a lotreturning. Our division will bevery tough.”In addition to facing

Georgetown, the Lady Broncosnon-league tilt includes Milford,Eastern, North Adams andFayetteville.Helping Kirschner on the side-

lines will be Haley Bogan andKyle Fender.“We have a young staff, full of

knowledge,” added Kirschner.“Which will help us develop theyounger kids.”The Lady Broncos open the

season against North Adams onNov. 30, at home.

Photo compliments of Terry SettyThe 2010-2011 Western Lady Broncos players and coaches.

Western Brown Lady Broncos11/30 vs. North Adams12/2 vs. Bethel12/4 @ CNE12/7 vs. Clinton-Massie12/9 @ Goshen12/16 vs. New Richmond12/18 vs. Amelia12/20 vs. Hillsboro12/27 @ Georgetown (BCT)12/28 @ Georgetown (BCT)1/4 @ Williamsburg1/6 @ Blanchester1/15 vs. Georgetown1/20 @ East Clinton1/22 @ Milford1/27 @ Bethel1/29 vs. CNE 2/3 vs. Goshen2/8 @ New Richmond2/10 @ Amelia

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FHS Lady Rockets shooting for another SHL title


The Fayetteville Lady Rocketsare hoping to continue their domi-nance of the Southern Hills Leaguesmall school division and claimtheir fourth consecutive title undercoach Toby Sheets, who enters his23rd season at the helm.“Numbers are up,” said Sheets.

“We have 23 players on junior varsi-ty and varsity, which makes for acompetitive attitude.”Experience will be a definite ben-

efit for this year’s Lady Rocketsteam who finished 16-6 last year,won the SHL, and lost only onesenior to graduation.“Four returning starters brings a

bunch of leadership and experi-ence,” added Sheets.Key players returning for

Fayetteville include seniors ShelbySheets, Jill Ryan, Desiree Dutro andEmily Stahl along with sophomorepoint guard Ashley Scoggins.Shelby Sheets averaged 18.2

points per game and 7.1 assists pergame last year. She is also just 517points shy of the school’s all-timescoring record and 66 assists shy ofthe all-time mark. Shelby was alsothe District 16 Division II player ofthe year last season.Dutro, who will play in the post,

averaged 9.2 points per game last

year.Shelby Sheets, Dutro, Ryan and

Stahl were all starters a year ago.In addition to returning five play-

ers with considerable experience,the Lady Rockets will also featurejuniors Brianna Plapp and AmandaO’Donnell, sophomores CheyenneRamey and Abbey Rowe along withfreshmen newcomers Megan Eyreand Makayla Rosselot.“Adding Makayla has already

been beneficial,” said Sheets. “Shebrings outside shooting, ball-han-dling and aggressive defense to analready solid lineup.”

In addition to experience, theLady Rockets should also havetremendous depth.“I think I will be able to trust

more than just six or seven playersthis year,” said Sheets. “Which maybe a little different than in yearspast.”Fayetteville, with a good balance

of speed, quickness and size, willuse combinations of full-court andhalf-court defenses to force fastplay.“We have pushed the ball in the

preseason and will continue pushingthe pace throughout the regular sea-son,” said Sheets. “Abbey will helpwith that fast pace.”In the SHL, Sheets sees the big

division coming down to two teams. “Eastern will be very strong,”

said Sheets. “North Adams,although they lost Beasley, has a lotreturning and should be good.”In the small division, Sheets

thought Manchester, Fairfield andPeebles would be good. He alsothought Whiteoak would beimproved.“We should compete for the top

spot in our division,” added Sheets.On the non-league schedule,

Fayetteville will face Felicity,Williamsburg, Batavia, Bethel,Hillsboro, and will play in theBrown County Tournament.


The 2010-2011 Fayetteville Lady Rockets. Front row, l-to-r, Amanda O’Donnell, Abbey Rowe, Jill Ryan, Brianna Plapp and AshleyScoggins. Back row, l-to-r, head coach Toby Sheets, Makayla Rosselot, Emily Stahl, Cheyenne Ramey, Shelby Sheets, Desiree Dutro,Megan Eyre and assistant coach Tory Rummel.

Toby Sheets

Fayetteville Lady Rockets11/30 @ Felicity12/2 vs. Lynchburg12/6 vs. Peebles12/9 @ Whiteoak12/11 @ Georgetown12/16 @ Ripley12/21 @ Batavia12/27 @ Georgetown (BCT)12/28 @ Georgetown (BCT)1/3 vs. Manchester1/6 vs. Fairfield1/10 vs. Whiteoak1/13 @ North Adams1/20 vs. West Union1/24 @ Peebles1/27 vs. Eastern1/31 @ Williamsburg2/3 @ Manchester2/7 vs. Hillsboro2/10 @ Fairfield


Lady Rockets seniors from l-to-r, Emily Stahl, Jill Ryan, ShelbySheets and Desiree Dutro.

Experience should pay off for Western BroncosBy Ritchie ButlerThe Brown County Press

The Western Broncos spent lastseason building a team under-classmen in hopes that this seasonthey could reap the benefits.Last year’s Broncos finished

10-11 overall, 8-6 in the SouthernBuckeye Conference and graduat-ed no seniors. Returning to varsity play for

third-year coach Doug Williamsare seniors Cole Kirkpatrick, KylePuckett, Dylan Dawson, CraigNaylor and Jon Walker, along withjuniors Justin Nickell, SpencerHoward, Nick Woodyard, CoreyCarroll, Zach Siemer and HiroPurdin.“Last year we spent working on

individual defense,” saidWilliams. “This year we mustwork on team defense and teamoffense. Our depth and experienceshould help us do that.”New to the varsity team are

juniors Sean Massey and JoshMassey.“We have talent,” said

Williams. “We must put it alltogether.”

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Photo compliments of Terry SettyThe 2010-2011 Western Broncos players and coaches.

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Warriors hoping to reload after losing 7 seniorsBy Ritchie ButlerThe Brown County Press

The Eastern Warriors, under thedirection of 16-year coach RobBeucler, are looking for ways tofill the void of losing sevenseniors off a team that finished 18-5 and captured Southern HillsLeague, sectional and district titleslast year.“We lost a lot,” said Beucler.

“It’s hard to tell where we’ll go.We did get some of those youngkids in last year and that willhelp.”Returning for the Warriors this

season are senior Clint Black,juniors Brett Stout and JordanPayne and sophomore ChaseLawson.“Jordan is the only player back

with experience,” said Beucler.“He’s a good shooter and willhave to be a leader. He will needto be our primary scorer.”“Brett will probably start. He

gives us some quickness and hasworked on his game this summer.”“Chase played at the end of last

year. He has a lot of talent and will

give us quality minutes.”“Clint played some last year. He

will play inside and help on theboards. He has worked hard thisfall.”New to full-time varsity play

are seniors Jesse Whitaker, JohnYork and Mitchell Sharp, juniorsBrandon Belcher, Conner Purdin,Daniel Faul and Danny Hicksalong with sophomore JoshuaBoudreau.“Conner played some AAU and

will play guard for us. He is quickand will help at both ends of the

floor,” said Beucler.“Jesse will help on the boards.

York and Sharp will need to pro-vide leadership and give us goodminutes off the bench.”“Belcher and Faul will see

some time and need to give usgood defense.”“Boudreau is very athletic and

has worked this summer. He maystill split time between junior var-sity and varsity.”As always, the Warriors will be

strong defensively. Shootingshould also be a strength of thisyear’s team.“We need to develop a good

mental attitude,” said Beucler.Eastern also lacks overall size,

which makes rebounding a con-cern in the early going.“We also must show patience

offensively,” added Beucler.In the big school division of the

SHL, Beucler sees Ripley as theteam to beat.“Ripley has everybody back

and a lot of weapons,” saidBeucler. “They also have gooddepth. North Adams is young. Wealways have Lynchburg to worryabout.”In the small division, Beucler

sees Peebles, Manchester andFairfield competing for the topspot.“Overall, the league is pretty

good and will be very competi-tive,” added Beucler.On the non-league slate,

Eastern faces the likes ofAlexander, South Point,Georgetown, Hillsboro and playsin the Brown County Tournament.“We have a tough schedule,”

said Beucler. “This is probably

one of the youngest teams I’ve

had. How we grow will determine

where we go.”

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The 2010-2011 Eastern Warriors. Front row, l-to-r, Brandon Belcher, Joshua Boudreau, Conner Purdin,Brett Stout, Daniel Faul and Mitchell Sharp. Back row, l-to-r, coach Rob Beucler, Jordan Payne, DannyHicks, Clint Black, Jesse Whitaker, John York and Chase Lawson.

Eastern Warriors12/4 vs. Alexander @ Z.T.12/10 vs. Fayetteville12/14 @ North Adams12/17 @ Whiteoak12/29 @ Georgetown (BCT)12/30 @ Georgetown (BCT)1/4 vs. Ripley1/7 @ Manchester1/11 vs. St. Patrick1/14 vs. Peebles1/15 vs. South Point @

Chesapeake1/18 @ Georgetown1/21 @ West Union1/25 @ Lynchburg1/28 vs. North Adams2/1 vs. West Union2/4 @ Ripley2/8 vs. Hillsboro2/11 vs. Lynchburg2/18 vs. Fairfield

Rob Beucler

Bronco grapplers will be young, numbers up


The Western Broncos wrestlingteam returns two experiencedseniors in Tory Bauer and JustinDillinger, but second-year coachWendel Donathan will rely on ahost of new wrestlers to fill outthis year’s team.“We didn’t get a lot of wrestlers

back from last year,” saidDonathan. “But our two seniorsshould be gearing up for good sea-sons.”Bauer is No. 7 on the all-time

Western win list, was a state-qual-ifier two years ago, and has beenSouthern Buckeye conference

champ for three years.Dillinger won the SBC last sea-

son and was a district qualifier in2009-2010.“Justin has put in the time to get

better this off season,” saidDonathan. “Tory was a little dis-appointed with not making it backto state last year, so he will bemotivated. They are both greatkids.”Although experience is down,

the number of wrestlers through-out the program is increasing. TheBroncos have seven freshman onthis year’s team and the youngerkids are coming in to wrestle aswell.“I am really excited about our

program,” said Donathan. “Juniorhigh numbers are up. The youthprogram is coming along. the kidsare eager to learn and are workinghard.”In the SBC, Donathan sees New

Richmond as the team to beat.“New Richmond won the

league last year and returns a lot ofyoung wrestlers,” said Donathan.“We will make it interesting in theleague. Our goal every year is towin it.”The Broncos open the season at

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The 2010-2011 Western Broncos. Front row, l-to-r, Ray Hofer (9), Blake Silvis (9), Tory Bauer (12),Kenon Bowling (9) and Josh Kollman (11). Middle row, l-to-r, Cory Peters (9), Brad Hamblin (10),Johnathan Jennings (9), Brian Trailer (11), Josh Boothby (9), Mike Williams (9) and Ray DeRosset(11). Back row, l-to-r, head coach Wendel Donathan, assistant coach Chris Shepherd, Daniel Lewis(11), Nathan Ketterer (11), Justin Dillinger (12), Garrett Taylor (10), Payton Bailey (11), assistant coachScott Bates and assistant coach Aaron Carnahan.


Western senior wrestlers Tory Bauer and Justin Dillinger.

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Lady Warriors looking for 13th straight SHL title


The Eastern Lady Warriors willbe looking for their 13th consecu-tive Southern Hills League titleunder new direction this season.Gone is longtime coach RichardKiser. Taking Kiser’s place at thehelm is his former assistant, JohnBurrows.

“We’re not going to vary toomuch from what we’ve beendoing,” said Burrows. “I’vecoached these girls since theywere freshmen. They stick togeth-er and are good kids. They getalong really well.”

The Lady Warriors lost twoseniors from a team that finished16-6 and won the SHL big divi-sion title a year ago.

Returning for another season onthe hardwood are seniors ShaylaBlack, Andrea Neu, AmberYockey, Christina Burns, EmilyTatman, Haley Malott, LaurenBallou and Leeza Rickey alongwith junior Allison Prine.New to full-time varsity play

are juniors Haylee Neu andAndrea Tracy along with sopho-mores Maria Johnson and TressieLewis.

The Lady Warriors’ strengthsshould be depth and experiencealong with a good mix of perime-ter and interior play.

“Amber did not play a whole lotlast year due to injury,” saidBurrows. “She’ll make a differ-ence. Allison returns at the point.”

“We’re quick and have somegood perimeter players. We alsohave some size. Christina hasplayed well this summer. I ampleased.”

In the early going, Eastern isworking hard on half-courtdefense and offensive execution.

“Our half-court defense can bebetter,” said Burrows. “We alsoneed to be more crisp on offense.

We are also working on condition-ing to help our depth and preventpossible injuries.”The first-year head coach thinks

the Southern Hills League will becompetitive.

“North Adams and Lynchburgare tough year after year,” saidBurrows. “Their kids play prettyhard. We should be there compet-ing for another league title.”

In the small division, whichEastern will play each opponentonce, Burrows thinks all teamswill be improved.

“Fayetteville should be goodand Fairfield will be okay, evenwith their lost players,” saidBurrows. “Manchester has some

experience and could give every-body trouble.”

The Lady Warriors open theseason the day after Thanksgivingwhen they travel to Paint Valley totake on Athens.

Other non-league opponentsinclude McClain, St. Patrick,Georgetown, and in the BrownCounty Tournament, Fayettevilleand possibly Western Brown.

“The kids have worked hard,”said Burrows. “We’re looking for-ward to getting things going.”


The 2010-2011 Eastern Lady Warriors. Front row, l-to-r, Shayla Black, Andrea Neu, Amber Yockey, Christina Burns, Emily Tatman, HaleyMalott and Leeza Rickey. Back row, l-to-r, head coach John Burrows, Haylee Neu, Andrea Tracy, Allison Prine, Maria Johnson, TressieLewis and assistant coach Jim Mitchell. Absent from photo was Lauren Ballou.

John Burrows

Eastern Lady Warriors11/26 vs. Athens @ Paint Valley12/2 vs. Whiteoak12/6 vs. Ripley12/9 @ Lynchburg12/13 @ West Union12/16 @ North Adams12/18 @ St. Patrick12/27 @ Georgetown (BCT)12/28 @ Georgetown (BCT)1/3 @ Georgetown1/6 @ West Union1/10 @ McClain1/13 @ Fairfield1/20 vs. Manchester1/24 vs. Lynchburg1/27 @ Fayetteville1/31 vs. North Adams2/3 @ Peebles2/10 @ Ripley

“The kids have

worked hard.

We’re looking

forward to

getting things

going.”

-John Burrows


The Broncos will be playingwith a new point guard this year,and Williams hopes that gooddecision-making will be par forthe course.

“We need someone to makegood decisions and take care ofthe ball,” said Williams. “We havekids who can score, but we need tobe strong with the ball and executeoffensively. We must get guysused to playing in the team con-cept.”

In the SBC American Division,Williams sees the race for the top

being a tough one.“Clermont Northeastern has

everybody back,” said Williams.“Bethel has two good playersback. Goshen has a good pointguard. I think we can be right inthe hunt.”

Although the Broncos do nothave one standout big playerinside, they can go with a big line-up at times.

“We have some options to makesize overall,” said Williams. “Wecan go big on the perimeter. Wehave depth, so we will be able tomix it up. We have competition ateach position for the first time.”

Rebounding is a concern, as italways is, but the Broncos heldtheir own last season when under-sized against most opponents.

“I am hoping we will still beable to crash the boards,” said

Williams. “We will play up-tempoif we can. Rebounding anddefense will lead to that.”

In non-league competition, theBroncos will face Glen Este,Harrison, Amelia, Hillsboro, EastClinton, Blanchester and Clinton-Massie. The Broncos will alsoplay in the Brown CountyTournament.

“If we can be efficient andsmart with the ball, we’ll lookgood.”

The Broncos host Ripley in aFoundation Game on Dec. 1, andopen the regular season at homeversus Hillsboro on Dec. 4.

Experience should pay off for Western Broncos

Doug Williams

The BrownCountyHoliday

Tournamentwill be held

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