Lake Country This Month
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DECEMBER 2013 FREEMAN & ENTERPRISE LAKE COUNTRY • Page 7A PREP PROFILE fielders Andy Chmielewski and Johnny Schwalbach and Arrowhead senior defender Colin Koerber were first-team TOWN OF MERTON – all-state selections by the Arrowhead High School Wisconsin Soccer Coaches senior defensive lineman Billy Hirschfeld and offen- Association. Neenah senior midfieldsive lineman George er Adam Pohlman was Panos, both University of selected Player of the Wisconsin recruits, were Year. first-team selections on Others receiving honorthe Wisconsin Football able mention were Kettle Coaches Association allMoraine junior goalkeeper state team along with Dominic Spano, Arrowsenior linebackers Sam head junior goalkeeper Seonbuchner and Matt Mitch Sutrich, Pewaukee Seitz. senior goalkeeper Garrett Pewaukee senior end Shibilski, Arrowhead Eric Lutzen was also a first-team pick on defense, senior forward Colin Dibb, Kettle Moraine junior forand Hamilton senior fullward Brandon Strobel, back Drew Patterson was Pewaukee sophomore fora first-team pick on ward Griffin Jende, offense. Arrowhead senior defendReceiving honorable mention were Arrowhead er Peter Schumacher, Kettle Moraine senior defendsenior defensive back er Anthony Biasiotta, Charlie Reuteman, Kettle Pewaukee senior defender Moraine senior punter Bennett Wiley, Pewaukee Austin Wolf and Arrowhead senior receiver Ricky senior defender Jake Neverman, Arrowhead senior Finco. midfielder Ray Rice, and Pewaukee junior midfieldTwo from Arrowhead er Jack Wirth. Warren covers much distance Arrowhead's Hirschfeld, Panos highlight all-state football team picked all-state in boys volleyball TOWN OF MERTON – Two players from the Arrowhead High School boys volleyball team received honorable mention all-state honors by the state coaches association. Arrowhead senior outside hitters Jake Barry and Eric Tarnow received the honor. Tarnow, Barry and sophomore Mitchell Pralie received first-team All-Classic 8 Conference honors. Kettle Moraine senior Michael Orgas was also a first-team selection. KM senior Mitchell Oleson was a second team pick. Classic 8 selects all-conference boys soccer teams WALES – Kettle Moraine High School senior mid- Pewaukee's Wiley co-Player of Year for Woodland boys soccer PEWAUKEE – Pewaukee High School senior defender Bennett Wiley was selected co-Player of the Year for Woodland Conference boys soccer with Pius senior Alex Suprise. Pewaukee sophomore forward Griffin Jende, senior forward Alex Zabel, junior midfielder Jack Wirth, senior midfielder Brad Nagel, senior defender Jake Neverman and senior goalkeeper Garrett Shibilski were also firstteam picks. Pewaukee junior forward Chandler Bentley and senior midfielder Carter Allen received honorable mention. – Freeman Staff CORRECTION Arrowhead junior Rachel Ross won her first match at the WIAA Division 1 state individual tennis tournament and lost in the second round. Her results were listed incorrectly in the November edition. • • • We apologize for the error. The Freeman strives for accuracy and fairness in its news reports. If you find a mistake in a Freeman sports story, contact Sports Editor Daniel Mike, 513-2667, or sports@conleynet.com. Arrowhead senior helps Warhawks to second at state By Daniel Mike Freeman Staff WAUKESHA – Mary Warren has swam in some interesting places. Warren has competed in area, state and national competitions while swimming for the Lake Country Phoenix club team as well as the Arrowhead High School girls team. But she really got a chance to witness some different venues when she was in third and fourth grade while her family lived in China. "We did a lot of international meets," said Warren, a senior at Arrowhead. "We would fly to places like Singapore for meets. "It was a great experience." Warren, who learned to speak Chinese while living in the country – and still learns the language at Arrowhead – is more regional in the fall. She's been a key figure for the Warhawks for four years and helped them finish second at this year's Division 1 championships. "She's very selfless and always has been," Arrowhead coach Ruth Ann Ahnen said. "She's always been a hard worker, always Robert F. Borkowski/Special to The Freeman Arrowhead's Mary Warren saw many winning times throughout her high school swimming career. puts 100 percent into practice. By the way she works, she brings everybody else up a level. That's the kind of swimmer you want on your team. "She's unassuming to be around, but when she's on the blocks she's all competitor. She hates to lose. She'll do anything she needs to do to get her hand on the finish line first." Warren joined Lake Country Phoenix when she was in first grade. She enjoyed swimming for many years, but never quite understood her potential until middle school. "It's been a big part of my life ever since I was little," Warren said. "I just kept swimming in my life, and I really enjoyed it. I didn't realize what I could do with my abilities until middle school when I got a junior national cut in the 50 free. "As I got more cuts, it became a bigger part of me." Warren has primarily been a sprint freestyler at Arrowhead, but it's not because she cannot perform the other strokes. "Mary doesn't have a weak stroke," Ahnen said. "She really is an allaround talent. She's good at back, breast, Warren fly, IM. Whatever you put her in, she's going to do well. "It comes down to what is she is best at, what puts her among the best in the state, and that is sprint freestyle." The stroke doesn't matter to Warren. As long as she's on the starting blocks, she is set to compete no matter the event. "I've changed strokes throughout my life," Warren said. "In China, I was a backstroker. I came back and was a breaststroker. Then, I mainly switched to sprint freestyle and the IM. I really love the short events. "I love racing. I love that rush of diving into the pool and trying to win a race. That gets my adrenaline pumping." Warren signed her letter of intent this week to swim at Northwestern University. "I went on a recruiting trip, and I just fell in love with the team," Warren said. "I just felt I fit there. "I really wanted somewhere where graduating with the school's name on the diploma would mean a big deal. Getting to swim, too, that hit two birds with one stone for me." Email: dmike@conleynet.com Get to know ... MARY WARREN School/Sport Arrowhead/Swimming Coach Ruth Ann Ahnen Also In My Family Are: my mother, Kathy, an engineer; my father, Paul, an engineer; and my brother, John, 19, who goes to the University of Minnesota. The Athletic Accomplishment I Am Most Proud Of Is: being a captain. I love being a captain. Leading a team is something I really love doing. My Favorite Subject In School Is: Chinese. My Favorite Teacher Is: Ms.Yao, who teaches Chinese. My Favorite Movie Is: "Breakfast at Tiffany's." My Favorite Recording Artist Is: Imagine Dragons. My Favorite TV Show Is: "Walking Dead." The Best Meal My Mother Makes Is: lasagna. A Bad Habit I Have Is: biting my fingernails. A Pet Peeve I Have Is: when people eat with their mouths open. The Thing I Do Best Outside Of Athletics Is: volunteer and help out. Now Auditioning for the 4th Wise Man Class In School/Age Senior/18 The Person I'd Most Like To Meet Is: Sally Ride. The Last Time I Cleaned My Room I Found: leftover Halloween candy. Nobody Ever Says I'm: rude. My Most Memorable Experience Is: climbing the Great Wall of China when I was 10. My Most Prized Possession Is: my golden retrievers, Cowboy and Lucy. One Thing People Might Not Know About Me Is: I love to listen to Christmas music, even in the summer. One Thing I Would Change About Myself Is: to not procrastinate. One Thing At My School I Would Change Is: nothing. I love being at Arrowhead. 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