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July 14, 2015 • Sports
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Individual Pitch, Hit and Run competition winners among PeeWee baseball players are Most Accurate Thrower - Isaiah Thieman, Longest Distance Hitter - Trevor Castner and Fastest Base Runner - Jacob Bush. BRIDGET SPURLOCK PHOTO |
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Senior Lady Indians Tennis Team members of 2015 gather at The Reservation restaurant with Head Coach Zach Wade and others in one final celebration of their roles representing Milan High School on the tennis courts. Pictured front from left are Paige Hankins and Emily Seaver; row two: Karlie Prozanski, Lara Gil Benito, Head Coach Zach Wade, Isabelle Ortt, Brooke Bowling, Tapanga Gauck and Ashtyn Sproessig. |
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Luke Zeller remains a role model and class act for young people
Gary Franklin
SPORTS EDITOR
Youth from Ripley and surrounding counties attended the DistinXion Basketball Camp June 11 – 13 hosted by Indiana basketball elite Luke Zeller and his wife Hope at South Dearborn High School.
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Pictured left, Chancie Volz, Blake Volz and Drew Volz proudly accompany their basketball hero Luke Zeller for a photo shot.
Chancie, Blake and Drew Volz of Osgood all attended the camp. Their mother, Christi Volz, stated the boys learned skills for both on and off the court including shooting, ball handling, character and self-discipline. Volz, along with parents, were very impressed with the one-on-one contact by Zeller and others with the young campers. They felt it was an absolutely positive experience, a restoration of the goodness of real people in spite of fame and glory who truly remember their roots and care about others.
Luke, the elder of brothers Tyler and Cody, has been an elite Indiana basketball player, who played for Washington High School, went on to play for Notre Dame and played professionally for the Austin Toros of the NBA-D League. He found family life to be his desired motivation, leaving the professional basketball scene. Just six years ago, in 2009, they began with one basketball camp. To date in 2015, they have put on clinics in 25 different locations.
Gary Franklin
SPORTS EDITOR
Youth from Ripley and surrounding counties attended the DistinXion Basketball Camp June 11 – 13 hosted by Indiana basketball elite Luke Zeller and his wife Hope at South Dearborn High School.
SUBMITTED PHOTO
Pictured left, Chancie Volz, Blake Volz and Drew Volz proudly accompany their basketball hero Luke Zeller for a photo shot.
Chancie, Blake and Drew Volz of Osgood all attended the camp. Their mother, Christi Volz, stated the boys learned skills for both on and off the court including shooting, ball handling, character and self-discipline. Volz, along with parents, were very impressed with the one-on-one contact by Zeller and others with the young campers. They felt it was an absolutely positive experience, a restoration of the goodness of real people in spite of fame and glory who truly remember their roots and care about others.
Luke, the elder of brothers Tyler and Cody, has been an elite Indiana basketball player, who played for Washington High School, went on to play for Notre Dame and played professionally for the Austin Toros of the NBA-D League. He found family life to be his desired motivation, leaving the professional basketball scene. Just six years ago, in 2009, they began with one basketball camp. To date in 2015, they have put on clinics in 25 different locations.
