Congratulations to the following Trojans who earned medals in the 2024 State Meet. The boys and girls track team combined for 6 state medals, the most medals in one year since 2006.

• 4 x 4 of Kalen Sargent, Jack Steadham, Keaton Kuehr, Phoenix Boyer – State Runner up
• 4 x 8 of Jack Steadham, JD Haines, Max Bourgeois, Ian Kolbus – 7^th in state

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Regional Results

Trojans advance in 5 events to the 2024 State Meet, as follows:

• Phoenix Boyer – 110 and 300 hurdles 
• JD Haines – 3200 meters 
• 4 x 400 relay – Kalen Sargent, Jack Steadham, Keaton Kuehr, Phoenix Boyer
• 4 x 800 relay – Jack Steadham, Ian Kolbus, Max Bourgeois, JD Haines

Sectional Results

The 2024 BCHS Trojan Track Team placed 3^rd in sectionals with many outstanding performances.  The following athletes or relays were sectional champions:

• Kalen Sargent – 200 meters
• Kalen Sargent – 400 meters
• Phoenix Boyer – 300 hurdles
• 4 x 4 – Kalen Sargent, Jack Steadham, Keaton Kuehr, Phoenix Boyer
• 4 x 8 – Jack Steadham, Max Bourgeois, Ian Kolbus, JD Haines

The following athletes or relays qualified for regionals:  

• Phoenix Boyer – 110 hurdles
• Keaton Kuehr – 200 meters
• Quinn O’ Neil – 400 meters
• Max Bourgeois – 1600 meters
• Ian Kolbus – 3200 meters
• JD Haines – 3200 meters
• Tate Chesebrough – Pole Vault
• Sam Bustamante – Pole Vault

Also on a historical night, 3 school records were broken. Kalen in the 400 meters, Phoenix in the 300 hurdles (2^nd time this year) and the 4 x 4 relay for the 3^rd time this season. 

Described as ‘fearless’, Sam Feeney was named the 2024 Male City Athlete of the Year! Sam competed in football, basketball and track and field at BCHS and will focus on football at Ball State next year.

First shining as a special teams star, he helped BCHS to back-to-back 3A State Championships as an outside linebacker. He also qualified for state in the 100m as a junior, his first year running track and run the 100 meters in a blazing 10.67 seconds this spring, his personal best.

Congratulations Sam!

View the full story in the Indianapolis Star

Congratulations to BCHS Girls Lacrosse Coach, Julie Jerrell, on being named the Indiana Girls Lacrosse Association (INGLA) 2024 Coach of the Year. Julie has lead the Lady Trojan Girls Lacrosse program since 2009, with 12 wins and 5 losses in this year’s season.

A three-sport athlete with 11 varsity letters in soccer, basketball and track & field, Addison Duncan loves sports and competition, and that spirit earned her one of the top honors for senior athletes in the area, the 2024 Female City Athlete of the Year.

Duncan was named to the All-City soccer team all four years of high school and was a three-time selection to the All-Circle City Conference team. She was a four-year state finalist in track, still competing on the 4×400 team and 4×100 team in this year’s state meet. Although she didn’t expect to play basketball, she ended up on two Class 3A Regional title teams as she focused on defense and rebounds for the team.

Her leadership and care for everyone on the team stand out on any sport she played.

She plans to attend Purdue, studying veterinarian medicine, but playing in club sports there.

Read the full story in the IndyStar

The 2024 BCHS Boys Trojan Track Team claimed their 4th straight City Championship. They won by 73 points over 23rd ranked Heritage Christian and Cathedral.

The following athletes or relays were city champs:

• 100 meters – Sam Feeney
• 200 meters – Kalen Sargent
• 800 meters – JD Haines
• 1600 meters – Max Bourgeois
• 3200 meters – Ian Kolbus
• 110 AND 300 hurdles – Phoenix Boyer
• Pole Vault – Sam Bustamante
• 4 x 4 – Keaton Kuehr, Kalen Sargent, Jack Steadham, and Phoenix Boyer
• 4 x 8 – Gavin Guffey, Luke Monahan, JD Haines, and Jack Steadham

The following athletes all scored varsity points and were a big part of the victory:

Jack Weybright, Quinn O’Neil, Paddy Boyle, Tate Chesebrough.

Congratulations Trojans!

The 2024 BCHS Lady Trojan Track Team claimed their 14th straight City Championship. They won by 65 points over 13th ranked Heritage Christian and 20th-ranked Cathedral. The following athletes or relays were city champs:

• 100 meters – Adeline Miller
• 400 meters – Addison Duncan
• 800 meters – Julia Score
• 1600 meters – Julia Score
• 3200 meters – Ceci Jackson
• 100 hurdles – Reese McKinney
• 4 x 4 – Mary Kate Felts, Lena Stickel, Reese McKinney, and Addison Duncan,
• 4 x 8 – Alex Teed, Morgan Engelman, Maggie Rushenburg and Grace Leppert

The following athletes all scored varsity points and were a big part of the victory: Josie Sandifur, Addie Sandifur, Gabbie McCurdy, Andie Adams, Niyah Crowe, Oella Berty, Charlotte Dudik and Teja Bentley.

Also Reese McKinney broke the school record in the 100 hurdles running a blazing 14.58.

Congratulations Lady Trojans!

Both the girls and boys track teams captured the 2024 Conference Titles on April 27. Six new meet records were set, plus ten were meet champions. The boys team won by 3 points and the girls by over 90.

Meet Records Set, Meet Champions

• 4 x 8 relay of Alex Teed, Morgan Engelman, Grace Leppert and Maggie Rushenberg
• Julia Score -1600 meters
• Sam Fenney – 100 meters
• Kalen Sargent – 200 meters
• Phoenix Boyer – 110 and 300 hurdles (This was also a new school record in the 300 hurdles)

Other Meet Champions

• Adeline Miller – 100 meters
• Mary Kate Felts – 200 meters
• Addison Duncan – 400 meters
• Julia Score – 3200 meters
• Reese McKinney 100 and 300 hurdles
• 4 x 1 relay of Adeline Miller, Reese McKinney, Teja Bentley, Mary Kate Felts
• 4 x 4 relay of Lena Stickel, Mary Kate Felts, Addison Duncan and Reese McKinney
• Josie Sandifur – Pole Vault
• 4 x 8 relay of Luke Monahan, Jack Steadham, Ian Kobus and Max Bourgeois

Congratulations Trojans!

The track and field teams had many outstanding performances on Fri, April 19, 2024, but the evening was highlighted with 2 school record performances:

• Reese McKinney ran a time of 14.84 in the 100 hurdles and tied the school record established by Beth Barnes in 2019.
• The 4 x 4 relay of Kalen Sargent, Zach Gantz, Keaton Kuehr and Phoenix Boyer established a new school record of 3:19.35 which broke a record from 2005.

Congratulations Trojans!

The Boys and Girls Track and Field program competed at the Indoor State Meet and had great performances across the board as both teams were crowned State Champs. The following athletes or relays were Indoor State Medalists:

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2024 Girls and Boys Indoor STATE CHAMPION TEAMS

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Boys 4 x 2 STATE CHAMPION: Kalen Sargent, Keaton Kuehr, Phoenix Boyer and Sam Feeney

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Boys 4 x 4 STATE CHAMPION: Kalen Sargent, JD Haines, Keaton Kuehr, Phoenix Boyer

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Boys 4×8 STATE CHAMPION: Ian Kolbus, Jack Steadham, Zach Gantz JD Haines

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Girls 4×8 STATE CHAMPION: Grace Leppert, Maggie Rushenberg, Ceci Jackson, Julia Score

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Sam Feeney – State Runner up – 60 meters

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tate 4×4 Runner-up: Mary Kate Felts, Addison Duncan, Maisie Chesebrough and Reese McKinney S

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Girls DMR: Grace Leppert, Alex Teed, Ceci Jackson, Julia Score

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Keaton Kueher – Long Jump – 3rd in State

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Boys DMR of Ian Kolbus, Quinn O’Neil, Luke Monahan, JD Haines – 3rd in State

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Girls 4 x 2 relay of Addison Duncan, Reese McKinney, Mary Kate Felts and Adeline Miller – 3rd in state

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Phoenix Boyer – 60 hurdles – 4th in State

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Reese McKinney – 4th in 60 hurdles and 5th in the 60 meter dash

Two members of the BCHS Boys Swimming/Diving Team advanced to state competition in the 2024 Swimming/Diving IHSAA tourney.

Jack Steadham competed in the 50 and 100 Free at IUPUI during state competition.

Competing in the 50 and 100 free is no easy feat, especially in such a fiercely competitive environment. Making it back to the finals in the 50 free is a testament to Jack’s hard work and talent. With a time of 21.32, Jack secured 13th place in a field that was incredibly fast this year. He also competed in the 100 free and finished 17th with a time of 46.90. BCHS coaches and fans are immensely proud of his achievement and know he gave it his all out there.

Donovan McMahon finished 21st in the State Diving competition with a score of 173.65.

Making it to the state meet in diving in Indiana is a huge achievement in itself. The level of competition is incredibly high, and Donovan’s dedication and skill brought him so close to the final round. Just being part of that competition is a testament to his talent and commitment to the sport.

The coach, school and fans couldn’t be prouder of Jack and Donovan, and are grateful for the dedication and hard work they’ve shown throughout the season. They’ve represented the BCHS Swimming/Diving Program with honor and have set a high standard for the future. Let’s continue to build on this success and keep pushing ourselves to new heights!

Congratulations Trojans!