Awards & Honors

• Academic All State (RI): Joe Bates, Will Meckaukas, Greg Oldiges, Jackson Sherby, Wyatt Schrader
• All State: Wyatt Schrader, Jackson Sherby

Accomplishments

• 2019 State Champions!

Awards and Honors

• Team Academic All American (AVCA)
• Academic All State (IBVCA): Mark Nondorf, Erik Bowes, Grayson Cates, Tyler Knapp, Zack Konvolinka, Hayden Redelman, Quincy Williamson, Jacob Zurawski
• Mark Nondorf: All Conference

Accomplishments

• Team placed a historic 11th at the 2019 state finals
• Lily Cridge: all-state honors, placing 8th, the highest place for an individual in BCHS history

Honors

• Lily Cridge: All Conference, City Champion, All Sectional, All Regional, All Semi-State, All State
• Alex Gantz: All Conference, All City, All Sectional
• Emily Loiselle: All Conference, All City, All Sectional, All Regional, All Semi-State
• Mary Bea Sowinski: All Conference, All City, All Sectional
• Mayan Stickel: All Conference
• Ethan Clapacs: All City, All Sectional
• Charlie Jacoba: All City
• Owen Teed: All Conference, All City, All Sectional
• Dan Kinghorn: MCCGSA City Coach of the Year

Awards and Honors

• Team: Academic All-State
• Alysa Guffey: First Team All-District Singles & Indiana North Senior All-Star Selection
• Claire Williams: North South All Star
• Lucy Park, Alysa Guffey, Claire Williams: 1st Team Academic All-State
• Katie Barnes: Honorable Mention Academic All-State

On Friday, July 12, during halftime of the 2019 Indiana Football Coaches Association North-South All-Star Football Classic, retired head football coach Vince Lorenzano will be recognized for being accepted into the Indiana Football Hall of Fame. BCHS Class of 2019 graduate Will Meyer, a 2018 football team captain and lineman for the Trojans, will represent Bishop Chatard in the game. Action will begin at 7:15 p.m. at North Central High School, and members of the Trojan community are encouraged to attend to support Coach Lorenzano and Will. Tickets are available at the gate: $10/adults and $5/students. Coach Lorenzano served as head football coach at Bishop Chatard for 14 years, from the 2003 through the 2016 football season. During that time, the Trojan football team won seven Indiana state championships, taking home the trophy in 2003, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2015. During his tenure, the team also accrued a number of sectional, regional and state-runner up titles. He began his coaching career at Scecina Memorial High School in 1983 and his career included assistant and head coach positions at Cathedral, Cardinal Ritter and Mississinewa high schools. Lorenzano retired from coaching in December 2016, and he continues to serve at Bishop Chatard as the school’s Director of Safety & Wellness.

Congratulations to Beth Barnes, who was named the 2019 Female City Athlete of the Year.

Beth is a three-year letterwinner in volleyball and a four-year letterwinner in track and a difference-maker for both programs. She was named All-City in track for multiple events over her career. She was the 2018 State Champion in 300m hurdles.

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Congratulations to the Boys 2019 Golf Team, as they placed 3rd in Sectionals with 351 and advance to Regional competition. Matthew Semler recorded the low score for BC with an 81 followed by Ben Annakin (88), Ben Schrage (90), John Schaffer (92) and Clay Fox (96). Regionals will be held on June 6, 2019 at The Players Club.

Track in State Competition

Congratulations to the following Lady Trojans and their success at the 2019 IHSAA Girls Track and Field State Meet.

• Mayan Stickel, Beth Barnes, Katie Dietrick and Mary Bea Sowinski: 4×4 Relay – 5th in state, new school record
• Mary Bea Sowinski: 300 Hurdles – 5th in state
• Beth Barnes: 100 Hurdles – 7th in state and a new school record

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Track in Regionals

Congratulations to the following track members that advanced to the State Finals at IU:

Curtis Rickardson (100m dash), Beth Barnes (100H, 300H, 4 x 4), Mary Bea Sowinski (300H, 4 x 4), Katie Dietrick (4 x 4), and Mayan Stickel (high jump, 4 x 4). Beth Barnes was regional champion in the 300H, and the 4 x 4 relay was regional runner-up.

4×400 Relay Team – Sectional Champions- Mary Bea Sowinski, Mayan Stickel, Beth Barnes, and Katie Dietrick

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Track in Sectional Competition

Sectional Champions

• Alex Gantz (800)
• Mayan Stickel (high jump)
• 4 x 400 relay of Mary Bea Sowinski, Mayan Stickel, Beth Barnes, and Katie Dietrick

Additional Regional Event Qualifiers

• Deirdre Hostettler (pole vault)
• Miranda Stickel (800)
• Beth Barnes (100H, 300H)
• Amelia Dessauer (400)
• Sydney Hamilton-Ragsdale (400)
• Fiona Hostettler, Elaine Nickerson, Jaeden Crawford, & Maria Christoff (4 x 800)
• Mary Bea Sowinski (300H)
• Moira McGinley (long jump)
• Holli Parker (high jump)
• Ethan Clapacs (1600)
• Adam Pemberton (shot put)
• Curtis Richardson (100)
• Kahlen Roney, Sam Fu, Cash Churchward, and Curtis Richardson: 4 x 100 relay

The girls team placed 4th overall.

The boys team placed 6th overall.

Congratulations to the Royal Irish Varsity Rugby Team, who won the Rugby Indiana 2019 Spring State Championship on May 29 with a 20-12 victory over Penn High School. The JV team also won their state final game, with a 31-14 win over Penn H.S.

Bishop Chatard alumnus and former Junior Varsity head coach Taylor Wayer ’10 has been named the head coach of the Bishop Chatard boys basketball team.

Coach Wayer’s experience with the game of basketball includes playing at both Bishop Chatard and Indiana University; where he was a four-year letter winner, an Academic All-Big Ten selection, and a member of the 2013 Big Ten Championship team; followed by assistant coaching positions at Mt. Vernon and Bishop Chatard high schools. He has also served as a coach in several basketball clubs and elite-level camps, providing instruction and skill development.

A fitness and conditioning enthusiast, Coach Wayer runs two strength and athletic performance consulting businesses, and he will bring his expertise and knowledge of fitness training to the BCHS basketball program.

After being announced as the program’s new leader, Coach Wayer said his goal is to “build a high school basketball program that teaches athletes how to set goals, strive for success and effectively pursue their vision, individually and as a group, in an environment that emphasizes leadership, progress, work ethic, selflessness, communication, faith and spirituality on and off the floor.”

Read a story about Taylor in the Indy Star