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Article by Linda Buskirk On July 26, young baseball players from our area traded their bats for shovels to break ground for the More Than A Game project. We think you’ll agree, these were the best dignitaries we could have had!

One of the highlights of 2017 in Fort Wayne will be the dedication of a premier youth baseball complex that will be the finest in northern Indiana.

World Baseball Academy invites everyone to be part of this exciting milestone for local boys and girls and our entire community.

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Three new youth baseball fields, featuring artificial surface infields and quality lighting

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“As a parent who is deeply involved in youth sports, I respect the passion that the WBA has for developing young people and for doing things well. I am confident that the WBA will provide excellent stewardship of my donations to create many long-lasting legacies for Fort Wayne,” says Jim Barrera, local business owner and WBA supporter.

Will support the growth of WBA mentoring programs for boys and girls

Renovated fields will provide something Fort Wayne does not have: a central hub for youth baseball, sustainably operated and available for community use.

WBA is planning a Field Dedication Celebration in September 2017, even as our fundraising continues.

More than 3,200 boys and girls age 4 to 18 annually experience the WBA as a safe place for learning baseball and developing as a player and as a person through lessons, mentoring, tournaments and leadership development programs. It is our commitment to them that inspires the More Than A Game project.

The More Than A Game fields will be amazing and a source of pride as a real “WOW! Factor” for Fort Wayne. For more information about how you can help make these a reality next year, visit www.worldbaseballacademy.com.

Thanks to the generosity of the WBA Board of Directors and many individuals, companies and foundations, a construction game-plan is in place. In baseball terms, we’re in scoring position and heading for home, with $2.2 million toward the $3.2 million goal for Phase One of the More Than A Game project.

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Maple Creek 7th grade football team wins Northeast Hoosier Middle School Championship Article by Jason Brown, Photos by John Lemier The Maple Creek Bobcats defeated the Woodside Warriors 36–6 in the NE8 Middle School 7th grade conference championship football game on October 11th. The team was led by a stifling defense, which recorded three interceptions (one returned for a touchdown) and numerous quarterback sacks. The offense was led by Jeffrey Becker who had a touchdown run and pass in the game. The scoring was capped by a long kickoff return for a touchdown by Luke Carmody. The victory finished off an undefeated season for the Maple Creek squad which was led by Coaches Motz, Monnier, Rangel and Brickey.

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Northeast Hoosier 8th grade volleyball champs Article by Brittany Keplinger, photos by Jeff Myers Belmont played the first tournament game and beat Summit Middle School 25–13 and 25–9.

In the semi-finals they beat Norwell with scores of 25–7 and 25–14. Maple Creek and Leo played in the other semi-final with Maple Creek winning 2–1. Belmont beat Maple Creek 25–24, 24–25, and 15–8 in the championship match.

(Top Left Photo) Front Row (L-R): Kylie Tinnel, Sophie Krull, Lillian Myers, Alexis Rush Back Row (L-R): Coach Brittany Keplinger, Briena Myers, Melissa McCarty, Brooke Lepper, Gabby Hedrick, Morgan Shifferly

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Shawnee Middle School FWCS champs!

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Prior to this year the last FWCS MSAC City Volleyball Championship for Shawnee Middle School was in 1992, a mere 24 years ago. All that changed on Monday, October 24, 2016 at Northside High School when Shawnee finished an undefeated season by beating a perennial favorite, the Lady Eagles from Blackhawk Middle School. It was a back and forth match as each team won a game before the Shawnee Lady Braves won the tiebreaker. Scores were Shawnee 26–24, Blackhawk 27–25, and Shawnee 15–9. Shawnee finished the regular season with a perfect 9–0 record, losing only one game along the way. After a quarter-final win against Portage on Monday, October 17, Shawnee hosted arch-rival Jefferson in semi-final play. A two game win against the Lady Patriots set the stage for the finals matchup with Blackhawk. Needless to say the championship win at Northside sparked an emotional celebration by Shawnee players, coaches, staff, parents, cheerleaders, and students. I say it couldn’t have happened to a nicer group of young ladies. They are indeed a class act!

Front Row (L-R) Caitlyn Lanza, Destiny Bradfield, Olivia Price, Cavonyae Godsey, Morgan Howard, Asharia Winston, Erin Foote. Back Row (L-R) Coach Lisa Price, Karley Brock, Tiauna White, Destiny Jackson, Madison Brooks, Adrianna Griffith, Trinity Rhinesmith, Carlee Buchs, Coach Angie Day

Shawnee Boys Football The Shawnee Braves made history, by winning the first football city championship in school history, with a 6–0 win over Lane. The Braves struck first, after a long run by Adrian Sewell, Brayden Mudrack scored the games lone touchdown. The defense continued its dominance with another shutout. Adrian Sewell made a touchdown saving interception end the first half, Jaxson Mull and Brayden Mudrack forced a fumble that was recovered by De’Jour Spencer, and Davohn Godsey made another devastating hit to end Lane’s hopes to score. It was another great team effort and hard fought win. The coaches are very proud of the entire team and their perseverance on a cold and rainy night. You all are truly champions.

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How rugby can make a football player better Article by Fort Wayne SportsXpress What does a football player do when the season is over? In this age of specialization, some organizations or coaches would make you believe that you should concentrate on just one sport. There is another school of thought, however, that playing multiple sports is beneficial to the athlete for a variety of reasons.

In a recent chart circulating on Twitter regarding Urban Meyer’s football recruits at Ohio State, Coach Meyer states the importance of playing more than one sport. Out of 47 athletes Coach Meyer has recruited, 42 of them played multiple sports, and only five played football exclusively.

When college coaches speak to high school coaches or athletes, one of the first questions they ask is, “What other sports to you play?” This is because college coaches are interested in other aspects of high school athletes, like: How does he move? How does he deal with adversity? (This is easier to determine in a sport that the athlete is not being recruited in.) How does he work with teammates? How does he compete?

With all this being said, how can the sport of rugby be beneficial to a high school football player?

There are many reasons why rugby is an excellent sport to play in the spring for a football player.

Rugby can improve the athlete’s fitness, hand-eye coordination, and tackling technique.

In rugby, every type of player handles the ball at least a few times.

Every player is expected to pass, catch, tackle, and break tackles. The development of sense of space, timing, and teamwork can help the athlete in a variety of sports.

While there are stoppages of play in rugby, they do not occur on every play.

A well-played rugby match makes the backs (runners) and forward (lineman) run great distances to retrieve the ball

and launch another attack. Playing a rugby match that way for 80 minutes requires a level of fitness that can only help the athlete in football.

Rugby players do not wear pads.

Athletes who have played both football and rugby claim that playing a tackle sport without pads forces you to use good tackling techniques.

The rugby “culture” is positive. While complaining to the referee, excessive celebration, and playing to the crowd may be discouraged in both sports, in rugby, it is simply not part of the game at any level of play and is not tolerated.

Rugby offers opportunities that are not available in football. Rugby has a national championship, an Under-19 and senior national team, is an Olympic sport, and offers the chance to travel the world. The culture of rugby reaches worldwide, and the highest honor you can receive is to play for your country. A local high school rugby player, Peyton Wall, a freshman at Leo Jr-Sr High School, was recently invited to go to the High School All-American (HSAA) Rugby Camp in Arizona at the end of December. There were only about 100 high school rugby players that received this invitation, and Peyton was one of only five freshmen to receive this prestigious offer. So, for you football players, parents, and coaches who want the football player to get stronger, faster, and more aggressive, give rugby a try this spring.

Locally, the Fort Wayne Rugby Football Club was founded in 1969.

They currently field two teams ages 18 and up. At the college level, Indiana, IPFW, Bethel College, Notre Dame, IUPUI, Purdue, Ohio State, and Michigan all field rugby teams. In the tri-state area there are over 40 colleges the play rugby. In high school, Leo, Carroll, Bishop Dwenger, Homestead, Warsaw, and Angola have teams. Two area Jr High Schools also have rugby teams: Leo and Bishop Dwenger.

For more information on how to get involved in rugby you can call the Leo Jr/Sr HS coach Clint Wall at 260418-8575, go to the Leo Rugby Club Facebook page or e-mail clintsaw@ gmail.com for rugby opportunities in your area, grades 7 through 12. You can also visit the Fort Wayne Rugby Club’s website at fwrfc.com.

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Woodside beats Carroll 18–6 in Northeast Hoosier Middle School 8th grade football championship Article by Fort Wayne SportsXpress, photo by LifeTouch Woodside Middle School 8th grade football team beat Carroll Middle School 8th graders 18–6 to win the Northeast 8 Middle School Football Championship. Ryan Burton started the scoring in the first quarter for Woodside by taking a pitch and running around the left side for an 85-yard touchdown.

Then with 43 seconds left in the first half Quarterback Luke Goode hit Braeden Hardwick with an eight yard touchdown pass to take a 12–0 lead into the half. The third quarter was a defensive struggle, as neither team was able to move the ball. The scoring was wrapped up in the fourth quarter when Luke Goode hit Ryan Burton with a 28-yard touchdown pass to secure the 18–6 victory for Woodside.

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Warrior Lacrosse coaching tree extends its roots

Article and photo by Tyler Stevenson, Sports Information Director at Indiana Tech One of the marks of a great coach is the coaches that come after them, whether they be former players or assistant coaches, people always refer to great coaches and the coaching trees to follow them. For the Indiana Tech men’s lacrosse program and former head coach Terry Nichter, the coaching tree has grown many roots since the program started eight years ago, especially in Fort Wayne.

The program held is annual Alumni Game on September 17 at Warrior Athletic Field, where the alumni scored with eight seconds left in overtime to win 14–13 over the current Warriors, who are now headed by a former assistant of Nichter in Bryan Seaman, who spent three years with the Orange and Black as a graduate assistant and then as associate head coach.

Though Nichter stepped down from coaching Tech following the 2015 season, in his seven years as head coach his influence on his players has trickled down with many taking coaching positions in the high school and collegiate ranks, and sparked an interest in lacrosse in the Summit City, where several high schools are now coached

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by Tech alums, including: Josh Ambrose (2013) at Homestead, Brian Nichter (2016) at Bishop Luers, Adam Macciomei (2013) at Bishop Dwenger and Kyle Goehring (2016) at Concordia Lutheran.

“Having really good coaches throughout my career has been a tremendous help to my own,” Goehring said. “Developing my communications skills from my time at Indiana Tech has been essential to my coaching success, while learning the ins and outs of coaching and how to carry myself has been invaluable.”

“One of the reasons I choose Indiana Tech to continue my playing career was that they treated it like a real sport,” Nichter said. “I learned a lot in my four years from Coach (Terry) Nichter and I’ve taken a lot of that knowledge in applying it to my coaching style at Bishop Luers.”

In addition, Macciomei joined Seaman’s coaching staff as a graduate assistant coach, while assistant coach Brent Nichter (2013) is in his fourth season with the Warriors following a spectacular playing career with the Orange and Black. Fellow assistant coach Josh Puckett (2014) will be entering his third season as an assistant.

“I have a lot of passion for lacrosse,” Nichter added. “Being a part of the team at Tech just added to my passion and I want to use that passion in making Luers into a top program.”

Nick Knauf, a 2015 graduate is also among the prep ranks as the head coach of Romeo (Mich.) High School.

With a great program comes great expectations, something that was not lost on Seaman when he accepted the job.

“I gained a lot of experience from my time at Tech,” Knauf said. “Having that asset of being a college athlete and learning from Terry (Nichter) has been a huge benefit for me and being able to pass that along to my kids.”

“I feel a huge responsibility to live up to and exceed the great expectations that Terry Nichter and the Tech lacrosse alumni have created over the past few years,” Seaman said. “Warrior Lacrosse has a great tradition and I intend to keep that tradition going while growing it to new heights.”

Goehring also applies his skills in the collegiate ranks as an assistant coach with the Indiana club team, where he is

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Adams Central wins ACAC volleyball crown Article by Fort Wayne SportsXpress, Photo by Gibby’s Photography

Congrats to the Adams Central 8th grade volleyball team!

They finished this season 19–1, falling only to Bellmont.

The roster includes: Front row: Hannah Ripley, Miranda Hedington, Jalyne Zimmerman Middle row: Alissa Stukenborg (Manager), Lauren Nussbaum, Christine Eicher, Natalie Bluhm, Gracey Coyne Back Row: Addie Poling (Manager), Carly Black, Ava Kintz, Sage Hammond, Nicole Wingate (Head Coach).

South Adams win back to back ACAC championships Article by Fort Wayne SportsXpress, Photo by Scott Bixler The South Adams 8th grade football team finished the season undefeated in winning their second consecutive ACAC Middle School Championship. The 8th grade Starfires outscored their opponents 290–0, averaging 41.4 points per game!

As 7th graders last year, this group of young men also went undefeated and outscored their opponents 312–12. This year’s South Adams 7th grade football team also went undefeated in conference to win the championship. South Adams is coached by Head Coach Doug Beall and coaches Dustin Wanner, Cal Clouser and Shannon Smitley.

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Leo 7th grade volleyballers beat Norwell Article by Fort Wayne SportsXpress, Photo by Tracy Busch The Leo Lion seventh grade volleyball team beat Norwell in the title match to win

the Northeast Hoosier Middle School 7th Grade Volleyball Championship. Norwell won the first match 25–15, but the lady Lions won the second set 25–7 and went on to win the third set 15–11.

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