County Champs
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CONTENTSATHLETIC DEPARTMENTATHLETIC DIRECTOR - Mike ThornburgASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR - Jeff TharpATHLETIC SECRETARY - Patsy SmithsonATHLETIC TRAINER - Travis DillonSPORTSBaseballScheduleBaseball StatisticsJV BaseballScheduleBoys' BasketballScheduleBoys Basketball StatisticsJV Boys' BasketballSchedule9th Grade Boys' BasketballScheduleGirls' BasketballScheduleGirls Basketball StatisticsJV Girls' BasketballScheduleCross CountryCO-ED ScheduleFootballScheduleFootball StatisticsJV FootballScheduleBoys' GolfScheduleBoys Golf StatisticsGirls' GolfScheduleGirls Golf StatisticsGirls' SoftballScheduleGirls Softball StatisticsJV SoftballScheduleTrack & FieldCO-ED ScheduleGirls & Boys Track & Field StatisticsGirls' VolleyballScheduleGirls Volleyball StatisticsWrestlingScheduleWrestling StatisticsJUNIOR HIGH SPORTSJr High Boys BasketballScheduleJr High Girls BasketballScheduleJr High Cross CountryCO-ED ScheduleJr High FootballScheduleJr High Track and FieldCO-ED ScheduleJr High VolleyballScheduleMiddle School WrestlingScheduleCOACHING STAFFBOYS BASEBALL COACH - Don DuncanBOYS BASKETBALL COACH - Jeremy DuncanGIRLS & BOYS CROSS-COUNTRY COACH - Ron BraunFOOTBALL COACH - Trent FineBOYS GOLF COACH - Kyle WilsonWRESTLING COACH - Kevin DriskillGIRLS BASKETBALL COACH - Jeff TharpGIRLS GOLF COACH - Pam HowellSOFTBALL COACH - Bob McGraftBOYS TRACK & FIELD COACH - Rusty LumpkinGIRLS TRACK & FIELD COACH - Pam HowellGIRLS VOLLEYBALL COACH - Kelsey BrandlSCHOOLS LOSTOTHERIHIGH LINKS |
School NewsJH Wrestling 2/20/12
Feb 20, 2012 • by Mike Thornburg • Monroe Central Jr.- Sr. High School • 41 Views
The Jr High Wrestlers defeated West Jay last night, 46-45. Individual winners were Hunter Tinsman, Brayden Curtis, Xavier Curtis, Austin Tinsman, Devon Woodson, Cole Gamester, Josh Sloan, and Mason Huser. Good Job Wrestlers! More
Varsity Boys Basketball 2/17/12
Feb 19, 2012 • Monroe Central Jr.- Sr. High School • 71 Views
Wtritten by The Star Press:
Monroe Central 70 Cowan 61
Monroe Centra More
C-Team Basketball 2/15/12
Feb 16, 2012 • Monroe Central Jr.- Sr. High School • 52 Views
Monroe Central Bears -39 Bluffton Tigers - 36
Last night the C-Team ended their season with a victory
over a good Bluffton team. We played hard the entire
game and executed on More
JH Wrestling 2/13/12
Feb 13, 2012 • by Mike Thornburg • Monroe Central Jr.- Sr. High School • 69 Views
Jr High Wrestling Team lost a close one to Blue River 58-66, Winners are Hunter Tinsman,Brayden Curtis,Tyler Jones,Austin Tnsman,Devon Woodson,Gary Grey,Dustin Wright,Josh Sloan,Cole Osgood,Zach Jordan, Their next meet is Monday the 12th at West Jay, We wrestle at 6:00pm . Good Job Boys&nbs More
Message from Coach Tharp
Feb 13, 2012 • Monroe Central Jr.- Sr. High School • 75 Views
The varsity girls’ basketball team closed out the 2011-12 season on Friday night with a 60-48 loss to Southern Wells.
The final season record was 13-7 {6-2}. The team won the Holiday Classic More
JH Wrestling at East jay Invitational 2/11/12
Feb 13, 2012 • by Mike Thornburg • Monroe Central Jr.- Sr. High School • 75 Views
The Jr High Wrestling team wrestled at The East Jay Invitational this past Saturday, Champions for the bears are Xavier Curtis, Austin Tinsman. Third place was Braden Curtis, Fourth Place went to Mason Huser, Sixth Place went to Josh Sloan. Team Place 8th place. Next meet is at Blue River o More
Hughes first Monroe Central freshman to hit wrestling semi-state
Feb 13, 2012 • Monroe Central Jr.- Sr. High School • 71 Views
Written by Sam Wilson of The Star Press: Frankton transfer faced adjustment to high-school level-- When Payton Hughes wrestled for Frankton in junior high, success came easy. He went undefeated his eighth-grade season, winning both a county and Tipton Tournament championship among the highli More
Monroe Central falls to Southern Wells in Sectional Semi-Finals
Feb 13, 2012 • Monroe Central Jr.- Sr. High School • 73 Views
Written by Sam Wilson of The Star Press:
The Monroe Central cheering section began to come to life with about four minutes to go in the Golden Bears' Class A sectional game against Southern Wells Friday night at Wes-Del. The Golden Bears had trailed the Raiders throughout th More
C-Team Basketball 2/8/12
Feb 9, 2012 • by Mike Thornburg • Monroe Central Jr.- Sr. High School • 73 Views
Monroe Central Bears - 52 Muncie Central Bearcats - 48
Last night our C-team beat Central by 4. The guys played
hard for 4 quarters More
JH Wrestling 2/06/12
Feb 9, 2012 • by Mike Thornburg • Monroe Central Jr.- Sr. High School • 71 Views
The Jr High Wrestlers had a tough loss against West Side Union City, 16-64 Individual winners were Xavier Curtis, Austin Tinsman, Mason Huser, and Zach Jordan. The wrestlers are back in action Sat. Feb 11 at the East Jay Invitational wrestling starts at 9:15am. More
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County ChampsFeb 9, 2012
19 photos - 666 Views
Girls BasketballFeb 7, 2012
1 photo - 168 Views
2011 Boys' Basketball - Monroe Central at DeltaFeb 5, 2012
34 photos - 989 Views
Girls' Varsity BasketballFeb 5, 2012
2 photos - 363 Views
Boys' Varsity BasketballFeb 5, 2012
72 photos - 2,485 Views
Boys' C-Team/Junior Varsity BasketballFeb 5, 2012
182 photos - 1,885 Views
Varsity Wrestling 2011-2012Feb 5, 2012
129 photos - 4,025 Views
New Volleyball Coach Kelsey BrandlFeb 5, 2012
3 photos - 294 Views
High School CheerleadingFeb 5, 2012
19 photos - 1,697 Views
Girls' Junior Varsity BasketballFeb 5, 2012
2 photos - 317 Views Recent Documents
Archived Broadcasts
Muncie Burris Owls' Homecoming vs. Monroe CentralJan 27, 2012 7:42 pm EST
293 Views Wapahani Varsity Volleyball- Wapahani vs. Monroe CentralOct 12, 2011 7:00 pm EST
747 Views Wapahani Junior Varsity Game- Wapahani vs. Monroe CentralOct 12, 2011 6:00 pm EST
591 Views Monroe Central Jr/Sr High School Athletic Activity Passes 2011-2012 Senior Citizen All-Sport Pass- $40.00 Must be at least 60 years old. Senior citizen admission to all Junior High and High School athletic events, excluding all tournaments. Tickets are non-transferable. Student All-Sport Pass- $40.00 Student admission to all Junior High and High School athletic events, excluding all tournaments. Tickets are non-transferable. Adult All-Sport Pass- $80.00 Adult admission to all Junior High and High School athletic events, excluding all tournaments. Tickets are non-transferable. Family Package All-Sport Pass- $200.00 Includes 5 all-sport passes which will be 2 Adults and 3 student or senior tickets. Each additional pass will cost $10.00. Family admission for all Junior High and High School athletic events, excluding all tournaments. Tickets are non-transferable. Varsity 10 Game Pack-$35.00 (Save $15.00 over regular price admission) Admission to Ten Varsity athletic events excluding all tournaments. Tickets are non-transferable. Junior Varsity/Junior High 10 Game Pack-$25.00 (Save $15.00 over regular price admission) Admission to Ten Junior Varsity or Junior High athletic events excluding all tournaments. Tickets are non-transferable. Tickets Are Available From Mrs. Taylor In the High School Office Or see Mr. Thornburg at the games |
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Tip of the Week (2-13-12) "Providing education-based athletics in Indiana."
Most student-athletes have limitations, whether it is in the classroom or on the field/court of play. That is why we have to study hard, practice hard and apply ourselves at all times.
Most teachers and coaches will tell you that they can live with those limitations as long as you are putting forth your best effort and keeping a good attitude. Be one of those student-athletes who's always thinking about what you can do to make your classroom work and athletic ability improve semester by semester. Work constantly on eliminating your limitations! For more on the student-athlete go to www.ihsaa.org
Tip of the Week (2-6-12) "Promoting education-based athletics in Indiana."
If there is one good lesson to learn from yesterday's Super Bowl, it's that at the end of every sport season, there is only one team left standing. It is no different in high school, where there is only one state champion in each class. Every other team ends their season with a losing game. Just think, only one team ends up winning their last game. But many life lessons can be learned and experienced along the way. There are upsets of great teams, individuals have great games, communities unite, and friendships can be developed with your competitors. Even if your last game ends up being a loss, like the majority of those you compete against, the true champions are those who take something positive away from the experience. For more on the student-athlete go to www.ihsaa.org Tip of the Week (1-30-12) "Promoting education-based athletics in Indiana." If your sport was taken away from you today because of an injury or being cut from a team, would you still be a quality person that your family and school would be proud of? Would you still try to excel in the classroom? Hopefully your answer would be a big "YES!" Don't let a sport determine who you are as a person. Let that be determined by your morals, behavior, work ethic and attitude. Remember, in almost all cases, sports will be a short term experience. However, a good education will benefit you for a lifetime.
Tip of the Week (1-23-12) "Promoting education-based athletics in Indiana." Are you a good classmate and teammate? Do you help others when they are down or in time of need? Are you all about picking up their spirit?The positive and productive student-athlete is always upbeat for those that surround them. When companions make mistakes or may not be performing up to their capabilities, pick them up with positive comments and favorable support. We all have bad days in school and in our sports. Don't let those days and memories linger. Help your friends and teammates move ahead to their next challenge! For more information on the student-athlete go to www.ihsaa.org Tip of the Week (1-16-12) "Providing education-based athletics in Indiana." What is your mindset when you are preparing to play against a team or an individual that is considered superior to you? Do you feel like you can win? Do you believe in yourself, your teammates, and your coaches? One coach recently told his team to do the ordinary, and maybe something extraordinary could happen. Remember, upsets occur all the time. Why not expect the unexpected? Just do the ordinary things! For more on the IHSAA go to www.ihsaa.org School StatisticsLocal WeatherLocation |
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