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(309) 663-95911602 G.E. RoadBloomington, IL

Good LuckCentralCatholicSaints!

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We are very proud to welcome you, the fans, to Central Catholic’s Bill Hundman Memorial Field and the Bill Cvengros Gymnasium for the 2007 fall sport season. Special thanks to Pete Van Valey and David Peel for building our ticket booths to keep our volunteer ticket takers warm and dry. As always, we are grateful to our donors who have made all of this possible and who continue to support and help upgrade our facilities. We hope all our fans and spectators enjoy all events in our beautiful athletic facility. We encourage you to come support our fall sports’ teams wherever they play.

As we strive to continue our traditions in this complex, we encourage you to demonstrate good sportsmanship and cooperation. Any person demonstrating behavior/actions not in the spirit of good sportsmanship will be asked to leave our facility. Although the athletes are members of opposing teams, they are friendly rivals. Their participation in the game reflects the essence of interscholastic athletics – to play hard but fair.

Our Booster Club has put together this program and asks that you please support the advertisers who have made this program possible. Thank you for your support of Central Catholic. Go Saints!

JOY ALLENPrincipal

TONY FABRIZIOAsst. Principal

FR. HENEHANChaplain

ASHLEY KINGSTONTrainer

DOUG ATKINSAthletic Director

SHARI LAUERAsst. A.D.

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Varsity Football

MEET OUR COACH... Coach Bobby Moews begins his 15th season as the head coach of the Saints football program. Coach Moews is a graduate of Central Catholic. While attending Central Catholic, Coach Moews was a three-sport athlete. He played collegiate football and earned his degree from Illinois Wesleyan University. In 1981, Coach Moews began his coaching career at Central Catholic as an assistant. He was named head coach of the Saints in 1992. During his tenure the Saints have been very successful. They won the State Championship in class 3A in 1994. They have appeared in the playoffs eleven out of fourteen years. Last year, Coach Moews accomplished his 100th victory. During his tenure, 24 CCHS football players have continued their playing careers at the collegiate level.

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VARSITY FOOTBALL# Player Pos Ht. Wt. Yr.

03 James Hinderks WR 5’11” 160 So04 Sean Stokes* RB 6’0” 190 Jr05 Javier Safford* WR 6’1” 180 Sr06 Adam Harrison WR 6’1” 185 Sr08 Dan Curran* WR 5’9” 140 Jr09 Adam Rebholz* QB 6’0” 180 Jr10 Taylor Jewett QB 5’7” 150 So11 Blake Rave* WR 5’10” 160 Jr12 Chris Stolfa WR 5’10” 145 So14 Ben Heaton WR 5’10” 160 Jr16 Drew Talkington QB 6’3” 180 So22 Robby Seidl RB 5’8” 150 So23 Brendan McCracken* WR 5’9” 165 Jr30 Michael Fenger* PK 6’1” 186 Sr31 Joe Wemlinger WR 5’8” 140 So32 Ryan Waldron* RB 6’0” 205 Sr33 David Heitz TE 6’0” 160 So34 Patrick McNeil* RB 5’9” 175 Sr35 Jared Kelch WR 5’9” 130 So39 Domonique Hilt WR 5’8” 140 So41 Adam McIntosh TE 6’3” 205 So42 Brendan Quinn RB 6’0” 165 So43 Dylan Fischer WR 5’9” 125 So44 David Murray* RB 5’9” 195 Jr50 Zack Stephens C 5’9” 170 Sr52 Nathan Yelton G 5’10” 240 So54 Alex Ludwig G 5’10” 150 Jr58 Brendan Gesell* G 6’0” 175 Sr59 Thomas Mier T 6’0” 200 So60 Austin Sherwood C 5’10” 195 So62 Matt Hawkins T 6’2” 200 So64 Connor Kirkwood T 6’1” 190 Jr66 Zach Eyre* T 6’0” 230 Sr68 Jack Wombacher G 6’3” 245 Jr70 Joe Ring* T 6’1” 240 Jr72 Chris Levitski G 5’11” 239 Sr74 Casey Chandler T 5’11” 195 So78 Chris Highland G 6’0” 200 So80 Ben McAllister WR 6’0” 150 So84 Dylan Johnson* TE 6’2” 190 Jr

*Previous Varsity Letter Winner

VARSITY COACHING STAFF

Head Coach Bobby MoewsAsst. Coach Bob CrawfordAsst. Coach Isy HoomanawanuiAsst. Coach Jim MalinowskiAsst. Coach Mike MoewsAsst. Coach Mark Parker

FRESHMEN/JV COACHING STAFF

Head Coach Jake HoenigesAsst. Coach John FlynnAsst. Coach Kevin Wiltz

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FRONT ROW, L to R: Jack Kinsella, Mike DuBois, Joe Van Valey, Gus Hozie, Alex Osterbuhr, Rob Prior. SECOND ROW: Duncan Brady, Kevin Rollins, Will Waldron, Alex Miller, Kevin Kniery, Brad Connor, Jesse Heaton. THIRD ROW: Coach Flynn, Drake Griffin, Sam Eledge, Sean Gibbens, Chris Eakle, Dominic Henson, Mike Kistner, Baine Rave. BACK ROW: Coach Jake, Matt Klepec, Rob McNeil, Nick Jordan, Michael Bleichner, August Moews, Coach Wiltz.

FRESHMEN FOOTBALLNumber Number

Blue White Name Ht. Wt. Blue White Name Ht. Wt.03 03 Kevin Kniery 5’9” 130 56 63 August Moews 6’3” 23809 09 Brad Connor 5’8” 137 60 59 Sean Gibbens 5’10” 15010 10 Kevin Rollins 5’9” 152 62 52 Mike Kistner 5’9” 18514 14 Dominic Henson 6’0” 135 63 58 Alex Miller 5’8” 14021 31 Baine Rave 5’9” 140 64 78 Alex Osterbuhr 5’4” 13526 26 Joey Van Valey 5’4” 107 72 77 Sam Eledge 5’11” 14527 02 Rob Prior 5’4” 110 73 73 Chris Eakle 5’11” 16532 32 Will Waldron 5’8” 152 75 03 Gus Hozie 5’6” 13537 37 Jack Kinsella 5’4” 110 79 79 Drake Griffin 5’11” 18044 33 Robbie McNeil 5’10” 146 80 08 Duncan Brady 5’10” 15545 45 Mike DuBois 5’4” 130 82 82 Jess Heaton 5’8” 13550 60 Matt Klepec 5’10” 180 84 83 Michael Bleichner 6’2” 14054 55 Nick Jordan 5’6” 150

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FOOTBALL COACHING RECORDS1992- Bob Moews 92-55 1954-1955 John Trebbe 10-6-11988-1991 Dan Boynton 34-10 1951-1953 Ed Murphy 16-5-41979-1987 John McIntyre 75-25 1947-1950 John Scaccuto 14-18-41977-1978 Robin Cooper 8-10 1946 Tony Komlanc 4-51974-1976 John McIntyre 9-18 1942-1945 Rev. R. Raney 11-18-21969-1973 Lovey Maley 26-20 1941 Tony Lomlanc 4-3

1968 Jay Heitman 2-7 1938-1940 Coach Dotlich 8-13-31966-1967 Dean LaFond 8-9-1 1937 Coach Goff 1-6-1

1965 John “Dean” Snyder 6-5 1935-1936 Coach Callan 8-7-21964 Geo Matheson 2-6-1 1932-1934 Coach Murphy 16-8-2

1958-1963 Adolph Jerdee 25-24-1 1927-1931 Don Karnes 26-16-31956-1957 George Egofski 7-8-3 1926 Earl Pierce 5-1-1

COACHES PLAYOFF RECORDSCOACH APPEARANCES RECORD RESULTBob Moews 11 13-10 1994 - 3A State ChampionDan Boynton 3 5-3 1990 - 1A Runner-UpJohn McIntyre 5 16-3 1987 - 1A State Champion,

1983 - 2A Runner-Up1982 - 2A State Champion

TOUCHDOWN CLUB TRACKING SHEETAre you a member of the TD Club? Use the table below to track touchdowns

scored throughout the season. Thank you for supporting CCHS athletics!Touchdowns Scored by:

Date Opponent Offense Defense Special Teams8/24 Eureka8/31 U-High9/7 Rantoul

9/14 Olympia9/21 Mahomet-Seymour9/28 Rochester10/5 Pontiac10/12 Prairie Central10/19 Springfield

TOTALS X $1 X $2 X $2

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THE INITIAL ELIGIBILITY & AMATEURISM CLEARINGHOUSEWhat is the Initial Eligibility Clearinghouse?If you intend to participate in Division I athletics as a freshman, you must register with and be certified by the NCAA Initial-Eligibility Clearinghouse. Your high school counselor should provide you with the student-release form and a red brochure titled, “Making Sure You Are Eligible to Participate in College Sports.”What does the Clearinghouse need to certify me?After graduation and before school closes for the summer, your high school must send the Clearinghouse a copy of your final transcript that confirms graduation from high school. You must also have your ACT or SAT scores sent to the Clearinghouse.How do I have my test scores sent to the Clearinghouse?Test scores must be sent directly from the testing agency. You can accomplish this by marking code 9999 as one of the institutions to receive your scores, or submit a request for an “Additional Score Report” to the appropriate testing agency.What is the Amateurism Clearinghouse?Beginning in the Fall of 2006, all prospects who will be entering a Division I or II collegiate institution for the first time in the Fall of 2007 will also need to be certified by the NCAA Amateurism Clearinghouse. NCAA President Myles Brand authorized the creation of this branch in response to the NCAA membership’s concerns about amateurism issues related to international and domestic prospective and transfer student-athletics (prospects).How do I register with these entities?To register with the Initial Eligibility Clearinghouse, complete the Student Release Form and mail the top (white) copy of the form to the Clearinghouse along with the required registration fee or register online at www.NCAAClearinghouse.net. You should apply for certification after your junior year in high school if you are sure that you wish to participate in intercollegiate athletics as a freshman at a Division I or II institution. If you fail to submit all required documents, your incomplete file will be discarded after three years, requiring you to register again. Your registration fee will cover certification of initial eligibility and amateur status. The Amateurism Clearinghouse operates through online registration only and is also located at www.NCAAClearinghouse.net All prospects will be required to complete a questionnaire about their athletics participation prior to full-time collegiate enrollment at a Division I or Division II institution. Prospects will not be permitted to participate in intercollegiate competition until initial eligibility and amateurism certifications are completed.16-Core Course RuleFor prospective student-athletes first entering a collegiate institution in 2008 or after, you must meet the 16-core course rule. The core requirements are:

4 years of English 3 years of mathematics (Algebra I or higher) 2 years of natural/physical science (one must be a lab science) 1 year of additional English, math or science 2 years of social studies

4 years of additional core courses (from any area listed above, or from foreign language, nondoctrinal religion or philosophy)

RECRUITING REGULATIONSWhen do I become a prospective student-athlete?When you start ninth-grade classes. Before the ninth grade, you become a prospective student-athlete if a college gives you (or your relatives or friends) any financial aid or other benefits that the college does not provide to all prospective students.When is a college considered to be recruiting me?If any coach or representative of the college’s athletics interests approaches you (or any member of your family) about enrolling and participating in athletics at that college.Who can recruit me?Only university coaches and staff. Alumni and friends of the university are NOT permitted to contact prospective student-athletes in any way.

OFFICIAL VISITSHow many official visits am I allowed to take? Beginning when?Each prospective student-athlete is limited to five official visits which may be taken following the opening day of classes of your senior year of high school.What must the school have from me before I take an official visit?The recruiting institution must already have a high school or a college transcript and ACT or SAT test scores on file.

UNOFFICIAL VISITSCan I pay my own way to visit a college campus? Starting when?You may visit an institution’s campus at your own expense an unlimited number of times before your senior year of high school and continuing in your senior year. This is an unofficial visit.

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What can the school give me when I go on an unofficial visit?A maximum of three complimentary admissions to a campus athletic event in which that school’s team is competing, issued through a pass list only. Such complimentary admissions are for the exclusive use of the prospect and those persons accompanying him on the visit. They can be issued only on an individual game basis.

PHONE CALLS & CONTACTSWho can call me on the phone? When? How often?Faculty members and coaches are permitted to call you once during the month of March of your junior year (all sports other than football). Football may call you once during the month of May of your junior year. Additional calls may be made after July 1 of your junior year (all sports other than football and basketball), June 21 for basketball and September 1 for football. After that date, a coach or faculty member can call you or your parents or legal guardian once a week. Boosters are not permitted to call. In sports other than football, it is permissible to make one in-person, off campus recruiting contact with you during the month of April of your junior year, then again once per week after July 1 during a contact period, limited to three. Football is permitted to do so beginning September 1 and is limited to six during a contact period.When are coaches or faculty members allowed unlimited calls to me?At the following times: During the five days immediately before your official visit to that university; on the day of a coach’s off-campus contact with you; during the time beginning with the initial National Letter of Intent (NLI) signing date in your sport through the two days after the signing date.Can I call coaches collect or toll free? When?Yes. You may call coaches or universities collect or use a toll-free (1-800) number. They may receive calls on or after July 1 after you complete your junior year of high school.

CORRESPONDENCE AND RECRUITING MATERIALSFrom whom can I receive letters? Beginning when?Coaches, faculty members and students (but not boosters) can send you letters, starting September 1 of our junior year in high school (at the conclusion of sophomore year for men’s basketball).What can a university send me?A Division I institution may provide you with the following material: general correspondence, including letters, U.S. Postal Service postcards and institutional note cards, and materials printed on plain white paper with black ink; business cards; e-mail and instant messages; NCAA educational information; pre-enrollment information subsequent to signing a National Letter of Intent with the university; one athletic publication (media guide or recruiting guide) which may include only one color printing inside; schedule cards.Can they send me anything prior to my junior year?Only questionnaires and summer camp brochures.Can any other materials be mailed to me?No. Game programs, which may not include posters, can be provided only during official or unofficial visits to the school’s campus. The same restrictions apply to student-athlete handbooks.

SUMMER JOBSCan a university I have signed with help me get a summer job? Beginning when?After you sign a National Letter of Intent, the school you signed with may arrange summer employment for you. That employment may begin AFTER you graduate from high school.Are the payment regulations for summer employment?Yes, all earnings from summer employment must be at a rate of pay that is comparable with the going rate for that type of work performed. You should be paid by check for hours actually worked.Can I accept transportation from my employer?Transportation cannot be provided unless transportation is provided to all employees. An employer cannot provide you with any benefit or privileges that are not provided to all employees.Can I be paid for teaching or coaching sport skills?You cannot be paid for teaching or coaching sport skills in your sport on a fee per lesson basis. However, you can be employed by a community agency or club to teach sport skills as long as you have other duties or responsibilities.

ANY QUESTIONS?If you should have questions, you can gain further information through the NCAA’s website at www.ncaa.org and the website for the NCAA Clearinghouse, located at www.NCAAClearinghouse.net.

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Home of 40 cent Wing Tuesdays and 50 cent Boneless Thursdays

Good luck to the Saints!

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Large Groups Welcome Volleyball Leagues Graduation Parties Dart Leagues Birthday Parties Pool Leagues Work Parties Bags Leagues

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GOOD LUCK to CCHS Saints!!Appetizers Entrees Salads Burgers Pizzas Desserts Sandwiches Wraps

Stop by before or after the game!

GoSaints!

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FRONT L to R: Stephanie Lamb, Laura Lanzerotte, Mary Joseph, Kari Mysker, Kristyn Mysker. SECOND: Megan Guarienti, Megan Fitzgerald, Molly Trainor, Nicole Henson, Gina Henson. BACK: Coach Kabbes, Amanda Murray, Shelby Wheeler, Megan Schmidt, Stephanie Buhrow, Danielle Highland.

VARSITY VOLLEYBALL# Player Yr.

01 Kari Mysker Jr02 Mary Joseph Jr03 Stephanie Lamb Sr05 Laura Lanzerotte Sr06 Kristyn Mysker Sr07 Megan Fitzgerald Sr08 Megan Schmidt Sr09 Nicole Henson Sr10 Megan Guarienti Sr11 Molly Trainor Sr12 Shelby Wheeler Jr13 Gina Henson Jr14 Stephanie Buhrow So15 Danielle Highland Jr16 Amanda Murray Sr

Varsity Volleyball

MEET OUR COACH... This is Emily’s second year as the head volleyball coach at Central Catholic. She is a graduate of Central Catholic. While at Central, Emily participated in basketball and volleyball. She attended and played volleyball for four years at Illinois State University while majoring in elementary education. She currently teaches at Grove Elementary School.

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FRONT, L to R: Andrea Morris, Carly Norton, Jessica Connor. MIDDLE ROW: Jennifer Baldwin, Elizabeth Swanlund, Cristin Neill, Taylor Zitkus, Jamie Bald-win. BACK ROW: Amanda Gilpin, Mandy Barton, Coach J.R. Banister, Caro-line Fox, Kathleen Alkire.

JV VOLLEYBALL# Player Yr.01 Jamie Baldwin So02 Jennifer Baldwin So03 Kathleen Alkire So04 Mandy Barton So05 Jessica Connor So06 Andrea Morris So07 Taylor Zitkus So08 Elizabeth Swanlund So09 Carly Norton So12 Caroline Fox So15 Amanda Gilpin So16 Cristin Neill So

JV Volleyball

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FRONT ROW, L to R: Mollie Knutson, Lauren Hayes, Mary Mardis. MIDDLE ROW: Kayla Scholl, Annie Rondone, Katarina Lengyelova, Carly Zitkus, Jess Re-inhart. BACK ROW: Coach Natalie Quinton, Coach Heather Grieshaber.

FRESHMEN VOLLEYBALL# Player Yr.06 Katarina Kengyelova Fr07 Lauren Hayes Fr15 Kayla Scholl Fr23 Annie Rondone Fr24 Jess Reinhart Fr25 Carly Zitkus Fr26 Mollie Knutson Fr28 Mary Mardis Fr

Freshmen Volleyball

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St. Mary’s Church on Jackson St. wishes the Saints well with all their 2007 Fall Sports.

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Good Luck, Saints!Street Address502 N Prospect RoadSuite 21Bloomington, IL 61704-7725

Office Hours:Mon-Fri 8:30am to 5:00pmSaturday by Appointment

Contact Numbers:Phone: (309) 663-4344Fax: (309) 663-7651Mike Rave

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FRONT ROW, L to R: Dusty Strubhart, Evan Ibsen, Daniel Cavi, Drake Pistole, Andy Novak, Adam Bell, Garrison Gawel. MIDDLE ROW: Matt Hartman, Jason Carter, Nate Gall, Steven Colbrook, Casey Fitzgerald, Patrick Adams. BACK ROW: Coach Prescher, Greg Naleway, Tim Gaertner, Michael Ginnetti, Jake Walters, Chase Hundman, Jacob Koch, Coach Jim Moberly. NOT PICTURED: Michael Bernhardt, Patrick Boyden, Michael DuBois, Patrick Lott, Cole McK-ean, Andy Power.

Boys Golf

MEET OUR COACH... Coach Tom Prescher grew up in Bloomington and attended Bloomington High School, where he played inside linebacker for varsity football, and participated in varsity wrestling and golf. His golf team won back to back state championships. He attended Illinois Wesleyan University. Coach Prescher and his wife, Martha, have four children. He works as a Real Estate agent with Coldwell Banker, and has been the Central Catholic Golf coach for three years. Coach Prescher enjoys playing golf for recreation.

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L to R: Coach Mary Jo Bell, Tabby Bell, Madalon Wieting, Jessica Koonce, Allie Norton, Katie Crawford, Cassidy Brady, Kaitlin McManus, Jordan Weth, Ashley Schopp.

Girls Golf

MEET OUR COACH... Coach Mary Jo Bell and her husband, Michael, have four children. Tabitha, a junior, and Adam, a freshman, both attend Central Catholic High School and are on the school golf teams. Daughters Sarah and Samantha both attend Epiphany grade school. Coach Bell is one of six children, and golf has been a major part of her family history. She won the Peoria City golf tournament at age 16, and qualified in a National tournament to play the finals at Walt Disney World. A Bloomington Country Club champion six times, she recently won the CICCA championship, a conference of eight central Illinois Country Clubs. This past season was Coach Bell’s first year as the CCHS girls’ golf coach. Last year, the team took sixth place in state, and she couldn’t be more proud of them. She looks forward to the upcoming season, and is excited to work with the girls. Her goal is to teach them the game of golf as well as teach them how to conduct themselves as young Christian adults.

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Terri HarrisJenny MalinowskiMickey Fabrizio

Good Luck,Saints!

2415 E. Washington St.Bloomington, IL 61704Phone: (309) 663-0551

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St. Patrick’s Church1209 West Locust StreetBloomington, IL 61701Wishes the best of luck and Blessings to the CCHS Saints!

Weekday Masses:Tues. & Thurs: 5:00 p.m.

Mon., Wed., Fri. & Sat.: 8:00 a.m.

Weekend Masses:Sat: 4:00 p.m.

Sun: 8:00 a.m.10:15 a.m.4:00 p.m.

Rev. David Whiteside

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MEET OUR COACH... Coach Molinari begins his first year as soccer head coach at Central Catholic High School. Coach Molinari holds the US National “D” License and is working on his US National “C” License. Before getting this position coach Molinari was coaching the one of the Twin City Tigers teams (U13 Girls in 2006 and U14 Girls in 2007). He began his coaching career in San Diego coaching 2 men teams (over 27 and over 37). He coach in Houston at Bear Creek Club a boys U11 team for a season before moving to Bloomington and starting coaching the one of the Twin City Tigers team. Coach Molinari is also certified by the American Sports Education Program (ASEP) as a High School coach and is a member of the United States Soccer Coaches Association.

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FRONT ROW, L to R: Zach Rappe, Leo Alvarado, Hayden Hoerdemann, Ryan Schmidt, Ryan McConnell, Tim Coonan, Sam Bevilacqua. SECOND ROW: Kip Reckard, Pat Lott, Ryan Van Dyke, Patrick Besler, Tom Prior, Adam Vales, David Philpott, Joe Jackson. THIRD ROW: Stephen Brandt, Tony Beoletto, Andy Beoletto, Ben Kelch, Jonathan Brooks, Kendall Cox, Patrick Kniery. BACK ROW: Coach Matthew Dabbs, Andrew Tank, Sean Miller, Jacob Herr, Michael Reeter, John Zappa, Coach Molinari. NOT PICTURED: Nick Culik, Kevin McCall, Brad Simmons.

BOYS SOCCER# Player Yr. # Player Yr.

Tony Beoletto Sr Ryan Van Dyke So Stephen Brandt Sr Andy Beoletto Jr Nick Culik Sr Patrick Besler Jr Jacob Herr Sr Jonathan Brooks Jr Ben Kelch Sr Kendall Cox Jr Patrick Kniery Sr Kevin McCall Jr Patrick Lott Sr Kip Reckard Jr David Philpott Sr Andrew Tank JrMichael Reeter Sr Leo Alvarado Fr Brad Simmons Sr Sam Bevilacqua Fr John Zappa Sr Tim Coonan Fr Joe Jackson So Hayden Hoerdemann Fr Sean Miller So Ryan McConnell Fr Thomas Prior So Zach Rappe Fr Adam Vales So Ryan Schmidt Fr

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From the parish ofSt. Patrick Church of Merna

Good luck Saints -- we are proud of you!

DR. RICHARD LEESEChiropractor

LEESE CHIROPRACTIC CENTER

409 Prospect Road, Suite BBloomington, Ilinois 61704

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FRONT ROW, L to R: Katie McAllister, Sarah Crawford, Kelsey Shanks, Hannah McCoy, Mackenzie Kraft, Maggie Wieland. MIDDLE ROW: Maureen Wieland, Abbey Mardis, Melissa Nussbaum, Kerry Pelton, Mary Eakle, Melanie Weber. BACK ROW: Coach Tim McShane, Jacqui Reinhart, Rachel McAllister, Mary Kate Moews, Kendra Cruse, Alexandria Wellman, Shannon Kelly, Mary Kate O’Malley, Coach Rondone. NOT PICTURED: Allyson Troyanovich.

Girls Tennis

MEET OUR COACH... Coach Joe Rondone graduated from Belvidere High School in 1975. He attended Illinois State University and graduated with a Masters in Business Admininstration. He was the Belvidere Men’s Champion 1977 and Belvidere Men’s Doubles Champion in 1976, 1977, and 1978. Coach Rondone and his wife, Monica, have three children: Jessica, a senior at ISU; Lizzy, a sophomore at Western Carolina University; and Annie, a freshman at CCHS. Coach Rondone was the CCHS assistance boys tennis coach in Spring of 2001, and became the girls head coach in the Fall of 2003. In his spare time, Coach Rondone enjoys playing golf and tennis, watching the Cubs and Bears, and traveling to watch his daughters in sports.

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FRONT ROW, L to R: Doug Haas, Collin Matton, Tom Barnes, Frankie Flannelly, Matt Feeney. MIDDLE ROW: Kevin Althoff, Adam Lockett, Alex Beck, Ian Ford, Connor O’Meara, Nick Christensen. BACK ROW: Coach Emily DeWald, Coach Seanan AlYasiri, Brian Finks, Daniel Burr, John Curran, Patrick Whalen, Colton Anderson, Coach Tom Engelhorn

Boys Cross Country

MEET OUR COACH... Coach Engelhorn begins his 6th year as Head Cross-Country Coach at CCHS. Coach Engelhorn was a three-year letter winner in both Track and Cross-Country at Normal U-High from 1976-1979. He was a member of the 1979 U-High Two-Mile relay team which earned State Runner-up honors. That relay squad still holds the U-High school record at 7:55.4. Coach Engelhorn shared Track Most Valuable honors with his twin brother, Matt, that same season. He continued his Track and Field career at Illinois State University from 1979 to 1981. Coach Engelhorn graduated in 1986 from Illinois State with a B.S. in History and a minor in Political Science. Coach Engelhorn began his coaching career at Epiphany Grade School in 2000. In 2002, he joined the CCHS Track and Field staff as an Assistant Coach and re-introduced the Cross-Country program there that fall. As a Cross-Country coach, Coach Engelhorn guided the first CCHS runner to qualify for the Sectional meet since 1992. In 2004, four of Coach Engelhorn’s Cross-Country athletes qualified for the Sectional meet. In 2005, both CCHS Boys and Girls teams qualified for the IHSA Sectional Meet for the first time. The 2006 season was by far the most successful in CCHS history. The boys team finished 5th in the IHSA State meet. Along the way, the boys’ team won the “Comeback Team of the Year” at the St. Joseph-Ogden Spartan Classic by improving from 18th to 5th place. The boys’ team won the Prairie Central Hawks Invitational, U-High Invitational, Corn Belt Conference Meet, and IHSA Monticello Regional. Other honors were finishing

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FRONT, L to R: Colleen Besler, Rachel Nolan, Kelly Curran, Emily Beoletto, Leah Bernardi. MIDDLE ROW: Lindsay Stopa, Catie Whalen, Kayla Sanders, Cassi-dy O’Brien, Katie Crawford. BACK ROW: Coach Emily DeWald, Coach Seanan AlYasiri, Jorie Means, Emily Willenborg, Reilly Paul, Coach Tom Engelhorn.

Girls Cross Country

2nd in the Mahomet Invitational (18 teams) and 2nd in the IHSA Olympia Sectional. The 2006 Central Catholic Girls’ team also saw success as a young team. According to Coach Engelhorn, “There is a tremendous amount of talent in our distance runners here at Central Catholic. Realistically, we should have several athletes qualify for state in their respective events. Our Cross-Country program grew from six runners in 2003 to 27 this season. I am honored to be a coach at a terrific school like CCHS and help create standout runners here.” Two of Coach Engelhorn’s runners have gone on to run at the Collegiate level. Coach Engelhorn is a United States Track and Field Level I (USATF) certified coach. He is also certified by the American Sports Education Program (ASEP) as a High School coach and is a member of the United States Track Coaches Association. In his spare time, Coach Engelhorn continues to run competitively and will be running his second marathon in the fall in hopes of qualifying for the Boston Marathon in 2008. Coach Engelhorn has been married to his wife Anina for 15 years. Anina is a Critical Care RN at St. Joseph’s Hospital.

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FRONT ROW, L to R: Colleen Besler, Lauren Cassidy, Kaleigh Kirkpatrick, Maggie Perring. MIDDLE ROW: Dayna Schlenker, Erica Moran, Brittany Simpsen. BACK ROW: Kelley Baker, Allie Kuntz, Mariel Boucher, MacKenzie Hansen. NOT PIC-TURED: Coach Cassandra May.

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FRONT ROW, L to R: Meredith Boaz, Hillary Boaz, Lisa Castleman, Chelsey McClure. MIDDLE ROW: Taylor Rapps, Lauren Stanczak, Emily Plattner. BACK ROW: Beth Crumrine, Sarah Lockenvitz, Jessica Scharf, Amanda McClure.

MEET OUR COACH... Valerie Vasilou is a graduate of Central Catholic High School, class 2005. She is currently a Junior at Illinios State University. Valerie is majoring in Political Science. She is also a member of the Gamma Phi Circus at Illinios State.

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NOTICE!All schedules in this book are subject

to change. Please check theCCHS website: www.blmcchs.org,

or call the Athletic Office at661-7000, ext. 5for verification.

Schedules

VARSITY FOOTBALLDATE OPPONENT TIME H/A8/24 Eureka 7:45 PM A8/31 U-High 5:00 PM H9/7 Rantoul 7:00 PM H9/14 Olympia 7:45 PM A9/21 Mahomet 7:00 PM H9/28 Rochester 7:00 PM A10/5 Pontiac 7:00 PM H10/12 Prairie Central 7:45 PM A10/19 Springfield 7:30 PM H

JV FOOTBALLDATE OPPONENT TIME H/A8/27 Eureka 6:00 PM H9/3 U-High 6:00 PM A

9/10 Rantoul 6:00 PM A9/17 Olympia 6:00 PM H9/24 Mahomet 6:00 PM A10/1 Rochester 6:00 PM H10/8 Pontiac 6:00 PM A

10/15 Prairie Central 6:00 PM H

FRESHMEN FOOTBALLDATE OPPONENT TIME H/A8/24 Eureka 5:30 PM A8/30 U-High 5:30 PM H9/6 Rantoul 5:30 PM H9/14 Olympia 5:30 PM A9/20 Mahomet 5:30 PM H9/27 Rochester 5:30 PM A10/4 Pontiac 5:30 PM H10/12 Prairie Central 5:30 PM A10/19 Springfield 5:00 PM H

VARSITY VOLLEYBALLDATE OPPONENT TIME H/A

9/1 Centennial Invite 8:00 AM A9/4 Rantoul 7:00 PM A9/11 Eureka 7:00 PM A9/12 Tri-Valley 7:00 PM H9/13 Mahomet-Seymour 7:00 PM A

9/14-15 Mt. Pulaski Invite TBA A9/18 Olympia 7:00 PM H9/20 Pontiac 7:00 PM A9/22 Intercity 8:00 AM A9/25 Prairie Central 7:00 PM H9/27 Rantoul 7:00 PM H10/2 U-High 7:00 PM A10/4 Eureka 7:00 PM H10/9 Mahomet-Seymour 7:00 PM H10/11 Olympia 7:00 PM A10/15 Hartsburg-Emden 7:00 PM A10/16 Pontiac 7:00 PM H10/18 Prairie Central 7:00 PM A

10/19-20 Quincy ND Tourney TBA A

JV VOLLEYBALLDATE OPPONENT TIME H/A

9/1 NCWHS 8:00 AM A9/4 Rantoul 6:00 PM A9/11 Eureka 6:00 PM A9/12 Tri-Valley 6:00 PM H9/13 Mahomet-Seymour 6:00 PM A9/18 Olympia 6:00 PM H9/20 Pontiac 6:00 PM A9/25 Prairie Central 6:00 PM H9/27 Rantoul 6:00 PM H9/29 Centennial 8:00 AM A10/2 U-High 6:00 PM A10/4 Eureka 6:00 PM H10/6 Corn Belt TBA A10/9 Mahomet-Seymour 6:00 PM H10/11 Olympia 6:00 PM A10/15 Hartsburg-Emden 6:00 PM A10/16 Pontiac 6:00 PM H10/18 Prairie Central 6:00 PM A

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SchedulesFRESHMEN VOLLEYBALL

DATE OPPONENT TIME H/A9/4 RANTOUL 5:00 PM A9/8 SACRED HEART 8:30 AM A9/11 EUREKA 5:00 PM A9/13 MAHOMET 5:00 PM A9/18 OLYMPIA 5:00 PM H9/20 PONTIAC 5:00 PM A9/25 PRAIRIE CENTRAL 5:00 PM H9/26 Lincoln 6:00 PM A9/27 RANTOUL 5:00 PM H9/29 HARTSBURG INVITE 8:00 AM A10/2 U-HIGH 5:00 PM A10/4 EUREKA 5:00 PM H10/9 MAHOMET 5:00 PM H10/11 OLYMPIA 5:00 PM A10/13 LEROY 9:00 AM A10/16 PONTIAC 5:00 PM H10/18 PRAIRIE CENTRAL 5:00 PM A10/20 UNITY Tourn. 9:00 AM A

BOYS VARSITY GOLFDATE OPPONENT TIME COURSE8/20 Midland Invite 1:00 PM A8/23 St. Thomas More 4:15 PM H8/24 Monmouth/QND/U-High 4:30 PM A8/25 Monmouth Invite 8:00 AM A8/30 Mahomet/U-High/Pontiac 4:00 PM ISU9/4 Eureka 4:00 PM Highland9/8 Alton Marquette 8:00 AM A9/11 Pontiac/Marquette 4:00 PM Highland9/13 Livingston County 2:00 PM Wolf Creek9/18 Intercity 1:00 PM Prairie Vista9/20 Mahomet/U-High 4:00 PM ISU9/22 CCHS Invite 8:00 AM Prairie Vista9/25 Prairie Central 4:00 PM A9/27 Hartsburg-Emden 4:00 PM Highland9/29 Corn Belt 9:00 AM Railside10/2 Regional TBA TBA10/6 Sectional TBA TBA

10/8-9 Sectional TBA TBA10/12-13 State TBA TBA

BOYS JV GOLFDATE OPPONENT TIME COURSE8/16 BHS Invite 8:30 AM BHS Invite8/24 Olympia 4:00 PM Atlanta8/28 NCHS 4:00 PM Highland9/4 Eureka 4:00 PM Highland9/7 U-High 4:00 PM ISU9/11 Pontiac/Marquette 4:00 PM Highland9/20 U-High 3:30 PM ISU9/25 Prairie Central 4:00 PM A9/27 Hartsburg-Emden 4:00 PM Highland

GIRLS GOLFDATE OPPONENT TIME COURSE8/13 Teutopolis Invite 11:00 AM A8/16 McNamara Invite 10:30 AM A8/17 BHS Invite 1:00 PM A8/18 Alton Marquette 1:00 PM Highland8/22 Metamora/St. Bede 4:00 PM Rolling Hills8/23 St. Thomas More 4:00 PM Highland8/29 Pontiac/U-High 4:00 PM Highland8/30 Normal/PND/Glen 4:00 PM ISU9/4 LeRoy/Normal 4:00 PM Ironwood9/5 Intercity 1:00 PM TBA9/8 NCHS Invite 8:30 AM TBA9/11 Mahomet/Maroa 4:15 PM Ironwood9/13 Livingston County 2:00 PM Hickory Point9/19 Lincoln/Mahomet 4:00 PM Wolf Creek9/22 Dragon Classic 9:00 AM Lincoln Elks9/24 Prairie Central/Pontiac 4:00 PM Lick Creek9/26 West/Oly/Blue Ridge 4:00 PM Pontiac Elks9/29 Corn Belt 9:00 AM Ironwood10/3 Regional TBA Railside10/6 Sectional TBA TBA

10/8-9 Sectional TBA TBA10/12-3 State TBA TBA

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BOYS VARSITY SOCCERDATE OPPONENT TIME H/A8/21 Roanoke 4:30 PM A8/24 Calvary Baptist 4:30 PM H8/27 NCWHS Intercity 4:30 PM TBA8/30 Bloomington Intercity 4:30 PM TBA8/31 U-High Intercity 4:30 PM TBA9/1 NCHS 10:00 AM TBA9/4 Decatur Christian 4:30 PM H9/6 St. Thomas More 4:30 PM A9/8 Danville - Schlarman 11:00 AM A

9/10 Blue Ridge 4:30 PM A9/18 Decatur Christian 4:30 PM A9/20 Calvary Baptist 4:30 PM A9/22 Peotone 10:00 AM H9/27 Unity 4:30 PM H10/2 Judah Christian 4:30 PM H10/6 Heyworth 10:00 AM A10/11 Peoria Christian 4:00 PM H

*Home field is PCSL.

BOYS JV SOCCERDATE OPPONENT TIME H/A8/21 Roanoke 6:00 PM A8/23 NCHS 4:30 PM A9/8 Danville - Schlarman 12:30 PM A9/10 Ble Ridge 6:00 PM A9/13 Olympia 4:30 PM H9/22 Peotone 11:30 AM H9/25 Olympia 4:30 PM A9/27 Unity 6:00 PM H10/2 Judah Christian 6:00 PM H11/11 Peoria Christian 5:30 PM H

*Home field is PCSL.

SchedulesGIRLS TENNIS

DATE OPPONENT TIME H/A8/23 Lincoln 4:15 PM A8/27 Peoria Manual w/JV 4:00 PM H8/28 Washington 4:00 PM A8/29 Pontiac 4:00 PM H8/30 Bloomington 4:00 PM A9/1 St. Bede 10:00 AM H9/4 Watseka 4:00 PM H9/6 GCMS 4:00 PM H9/8 BHS Invite 8:00 AM A9/13 U-High JV 4:00 PM A9/15 St. Anthony Invite 9:00 AM A9/17 East Peoria w/JV 4:00 PM H9/18 Rantoul 4:30 PM A9/20 Rochester 4:30 PM H9/25 St. Teresa 4:00 PM H9/26 NCWHS 4:00 PM A9/27 Pekin 4:00 PM H9/28 Belvidere 4:00 PM A10/2 Normal West JV 4:00 PM A10/3 Normal JV 4:00 PM A10/4 U-High 4:00 PM H

CROSS COUNTRYDATE OPPONENT TIME H/A

9/1 NCHS 9:30 AM A9/8 Peoria Woodruff 9:00 AM A9/11 Eureka F/S Invite 4:30 PM A9/11 Heyworth/El Paso 4:30 PM H9/18 Intercity 4:00 PM A9/22 St. Joe Ogden 10:00 AM A9/29 Prairie Central 9:30 AM A10/2 U-High 4:45 PM H10/6 Mahomet-Seymour 9:00 AM A10/9 Hornet Invite JV 4:30 PM A

10/13 Corn Belt 10:00 AM A10/20 Regional TBA TBA10/27 Sectional TBA TBA11/3 State TBA TBA