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Sprague adds to his state honors AP puts Oak Creek senior atop all-state football list; AP ALL-STATE FOOTBALL TEAM 1997 Associated Press Wisconsin All-State football team with player, school, height, weight and class FIRST TEAM Offense E Chad Valentyne, Kimberly 6-0 170 Sr E Fred Derocher, Cedarburg 6-1 195 Sr T Terry Stephan, Germantown 6-3 290 Sr T Zeb Gizzi, Wittenberg-Birnamwood 6-1 315 Sr G David Schofield, Menomonie 6-5 317 Sr G Jake Sprague, Oak Creek 6-4 250 Sr C Josh Hepler, Beloit Memorial 6-0 245 Sr QB Benji Kamrath, Mayville 6-3 185 Jr RB Troy Doering, Rhinelander 5-9 180 Sr RB Eric Lee, Menomonie 5-11 181 Sr RB Eric Hamilton, Racine Park 5-9 190 Sr PK Andrew Coster, Homestead 6-0 160 Sr Defense E Jake Sprague, Oak Creek 6-4 250 Sr E Jason Andraschko, Menomonie 6-3 242 Sr Ln. Clint Bakken, Lakeland 6-1 265 Sr Ln. Joe Cudd, River Falls 6-3 240 Sr Ln. Tyler Greenebaum, Arrowhead 6-3 225 Sr LB Robin Finco, Onalaska 5-11 190 Sr LB Cardell Gallagher, Racine Horlick 6-2 191 Sr LB Nick Greisen, Sturgeon Bay 6-3 235 Sr DB Troy Gago, Flambeau 5-11 178 Sr DB Vince Mancuso, Wisconsin Rapids 5-11 190 Sr DB Eric Lee, Menomonie 5-11 181 Sr P Preston Gruening, D.C. Everest 5-10 168 Sr SECOND TEAM Offense E Matt Wirth, Barron 5-10 165 Sr E David Braun, Madison Edgewood 6-1 175 Sr T Matt Kender, Mukwonago 6-3 273 Sr T Blake Kotajarvi, Portage 6-2 291 Jr G Al Johnson, Southern Door 6-5 288 Sr G Jeff Polkoski, Northwestern 6-4 240 Sr C Nate Schkeryantz, Catholic Memorial 6-2 230 Sr QB Ashley Booth, Glenwood City 5-10 175 Sr RB John Dupuis, Beloit Memorial 5-8 215 Sr RB Rob Ohman, Glenwood City 6-1 205 Sr RB Tim Hurley, Waterloo 5-8 190 Sr PK Mike Ziegler, Coch.-Fountain City 5-9 160 Sr Defense E Al Johnson, Southern Door 6-5 288 Sr E P.J. Cannon, Catholic Memorial 6-2 230 Sr Ln. Terry Stephan, Germantown 6-3 290 Sr Ln. Eric Rothwell, McFarland 6-4 278 Jr Ln. Matt Kender, Mukwonago 6-3 273 Sr LB Heath Novitzke, D.C. Everest 5-11 200 Sr LB Darius Jones, Beloit Memorial 6-3 215 So LB Mike Bestul, Chippewa Falls 6-1 245 Jr DB Bryson Thompson, Madison West 6-2 210 Sr DB Jason Reeder, Germantown 6-0 160 Sr DB Scott DeWyre, Glenwood City 5-9 175 Sr P Andy Kiedrowski, Gale-Et.-Tremp 6-4 240 Sr Player of the year Jake Sprague, Oak Creek, Sr. Coach of the year Len Luedtke, Marshfield. Honorable Mention: Ben Johnson, Sr. T, Southern Door; Garrett Tetzlaff, Jr. RB, Hamilton; Joe Doyle, Sr. DL, Waukesha Catholic Memorial; Nate Schkeryantz, Sr. LB, Waukesha Catholic Memorial; Craig Luzinski, Sr. Ln., Thorp; Bob Schmidt, SR. Ln. Eau Claire Memorial; Brad Newton, Sr. DB, Baldwin-Woodville; Chet Goebel, Sr. DE, Stanley-Boyd; Chris Sweet, Sr. LB, Osseo-Fairchild; Lamar Gordon, Sr. RB, Cudahy; Jake Casper, Sr. QB-P, West Bend West; Brandon Rolsma, Sr. C, Hartford; Tony Romo, Sr. QB, Burlington; Chermond Thomas, Jr. RB, Germantown; John Ray, Sr. RB-LB, St. Francis; Travis Yokimcus, Sr. WR, Marshfield; Derek Abney, Jr. WR, D.C. Everest; Patrick Engleright, Sr. LB, Edgar; Shannon Nikolay, Sr. DE, Marshfield; Brad Dobratz, Sr. T, Wisconsin Rapids; Nathan Mattson, Sr. DE, Wisconsin Rapids; Andy LaValley, Jr. T, Fond du Lac Springs; Nick Leonard, Sr. DE, Laconia; Jason Vander Velden, Jr. RB, Winneconne; Garrett Lowney, Sr. RB, Freedom; Nick Jankowski, Sr. RB, Menasha; Troy DeVoe, Sr. RB, Oshkosh North; Adam Karls, Sr. LB, Waunakee; Jamie Leska, Sr. RB, Lake Geneva Badger; Robert Holt, Sr. G, Beloit Memorial; Isaac Welch, Sr. T, Janesville Parker; Kyle Draeger, Jr. RB, Fort Atkinson; Jason Sobacki, Sr. OE, Waunakee; Nate Rogatzki, Sr. RB, Oconto Falls; Brian Becker, Sr. DL, Manitowoc; Tyler Miller, Jr. PK, Waupaca; Josh Wilson, Sr. WR, Lancaster; Jason Ott, Sr. LB, Royall; Jason Wagner, Sr. LB, Lancaster; Brendan Dillon, Jr. WR, North Crawford; Paul Rose, Sr. G, Tomah; Zach Laurie, Sr. RB-LB, West Salem.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; The post-season accolades continue to roll in for Oak Creek football player Jake Sprague. Sprague, a 6-foot-4, 250-pound guard and defensive end, has been named the Associated Press' state player of the year. In the past week, Sprague also has been named the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's state
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Power-packed lineup has area's top teams League includes Catholic Memorial, Arrowhead; PLAYERS TO WATCH Michael Bennett, sr., Milwaukee Tech: The 5-foot-11, 195-pound running back has rushed for more than 1,200 yards in each of the past two seasons and is a four-year starter at linebacker. Also owns state track records in the 100 and 200 meters and is one of the top sprinters in the country. Ryan Blake, sr., Kenosha Tremper: Registered 91 solo tackles from his spot at linebacker last season. Will be the heart of a defense that returns eight starters. Stands 6 feet and weighs 215 pounds. Kendall Burnett, jr., Milwaukee Washington: The 5-7, 170-pound running back rushed for a City Conference-best 1,333 yards last season and a 7-yard average. Will miss two games due to appendicitis. Antoine Burns, sr., Milwaukee North: Air Force, Iowa and Iowa State have already visited North to see the 5-11, 187-pound receiver and defensive back. Caught 36 passes for 775 yards (a 21.5 average). P.J. Cannon, sr., Waukesha Catholic Memorial: A University of Wisconsin recruit who received second-team honors on the Journal Sentinel's all-state team as a junior. Will also play fullback this season. Stands 6-2 and weighs 230 pounds. Scott Carlson, sr., Wisconsin Lutheran: A 5-11, 205- pound running back who averaged 8.8 yards per carry and finished with 1,119 yards in an offense that produced another 1,000-yard rusher and a 1,000-yard passer. Joe Doyle, sr., Waukesha Catholic Memorial: Major colleges are interested in the 6-4, 239-pound guard defensive tackle but are taking a wait-and-see approach. His play this season will determine where he plays next year. Lamar Gordon, sr., Cudahy: At 6-1, 175 pounds, he is best at making defenders miss. Rushed for 1,217 yards in 176 carries last season. Tyler Greenebaum, sr., Arrowhead: Coaches from Northwestern and Iowa have visited. The 6-3, 225-pound defensive tackle gets the job done with quickness. Named second-team all-state by the Journal Sentinel last season. Eric Hamilton, sr., Racine Park: The only returning player from the first-team of the Journal Sentinel's all-state team. The 5-9, 180-pound running back rushed for 2,481 yards and an average of 8 yards per carry. Mike Horne, sr., Arrowhead: At 6-4, 288 pounds, the nose guard's power game is the perfect complement to teammate Tyler Greenebaum's quickness. Needs a big senior year to land a scholarship from a major Division I program. Roland Kelly, sr., Homestead: Shed 20 pounds during the off-season and now has 235 pounds over his 6-foot frame. With a 350-pound bench press and a 600-pound squat, he's capable of bowling over most linemen from his spot at defensive tackle. Tim Kincaid, sr., Homestead: Moves extremely well for a linebacker, standing 6-2 and weighing 210 pounds. Named second-team all-area by the Journal Sentinel as a junior. Nick Knox, sr., Wisconsin Lutheran: The faster half of the Vikings' inside-outside combination in the backfield. Averaged 7.2 yards per carry and finished with 1,084 yards as a 5-11, 185-pound running back last season. Justin Maki, sr., Kettle Moraine: Passed for more than 1,000 yards in each of the past two seasons. At 6-6, he is one of the tallest quarterbacks in the area. Kyle Mayhugh, sr., Milwaukee Pius: A running back with a throw-back style. At 6-2, 205 pounds, he proved to be more than capable of running through tacklers. Averaged 9 yards a carry on the way to 1,750 yards rushing. Dray Norwood, sr., Milwaukee Washington: A two-way player who has been a linebacker first and a running back second. With teammate Kendall Burnett sidelined, the 6-1, 195-pound player will be counted on to pick up the slack for the Purgolders offensively. John Ray, sr., St. Francis: Excelled as a two-way starter for the defending Parkland Conference champion. Named first-team all-conference at linebacker and second-team at running back. Stands 6-1 and weighs 185 pounds. Tony Romo, sr., Burlington: Arguably the top passer in the area. The 6-2, 200-pound quarterback ranked sixth in the state last season with 1,851 yards, c
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; On paper, the Classic 8 appears to be a classic combination. Name one of the area's top prep football programs and there is a chance it has been aligned into the Classic 8. That is true of powerhouses Arrowhead, Waukesha Catholic Memorial and Mukwonago as well as up-and-coming teams like Milwaukee
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Father-and-son radiologists look at changes over 40 years and those to come.(R&F)(Wallace Miller Sr. and Wallace Miller Jr.)(Interview)
Medical Imaging
; Since 2002, Philadelphia magazine's Top Docs feature has recognized two Wallace Miller, MDs--father-and-son radiology duo Wallace Miller, Jr, and Wallace Miller, Sr, who practice side-by-side at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia). Miller, Sr, has been practicing since
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Abby D'Annolfo, Jr., Cheshire Andrea Figuly, So., Foran-Milford Jen Fuggi, Sr., West Haven [Derived Headline]
New Haven Register
; Gymnasts to Watch Alexa Ahrem, Sr., Hamden Abby D'Annolfo, Jr., Cheshire Andrea Figuly, So., Foran-Milford Jen Fuggi, Sr., West Haven Amie Fracker, Jr., Lauralton Hall-Milford Danielle Jones, Sr., Hand-Madison Nikki Wocl, Jr., Lauralton Hall
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[ CSDH COACH: Joe Flanagan (fourth year, 56-24-10) LAST SEASON: 14-7- 2 overall, 8-4-2 CCAA, NCAA Tournament first round ALL-CONFERENCE RETURNERS: Rachele McDonald (5-5, Sr. F); Corrie Hirokawa (5-5, Jr. F); Sandra Lloyd (5-5, Jr. Def.); Kristen Boskovich (5-5, Soph. F) TOP NEWCOMERS: Natalie Moreno (5-3, Fr. MF); Rachel Rood (6-0, Jr. GK).... ]
Daily Breeze
; CSDH COACH: Joe Flanagan (fourth year, 56-24-10) LAST SEASON: 14- 7-2 overall, 8-4-2 CCAA, NCAA Tournament first round ALL-CONFERENCE RETURNERS: Rachele McDonald (5-5, Sr. F); Corrie Hirokawa (5-5, Jr. F); Sandra Lloyd (5-5, Jr. Def.); Kristen Boskovich (5-5, Soph. F) TOP NEWCOMERS: Natalie Moreno
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Ken Griffey, Sr. (joins Ken Griffey, Jr. with Seattle Mariners) (People)
U.S. News & World Report
; KEN GRIFFEY, SR., a cog in Cincinnati's legendary Big Red Machine, signed on with the Seattle Mariners and promptly made history. When he joined his son Ken Griffey, Jr., in the outfield, they became the first father-and-son team ever to play together on a major-league team. Already, Griffey, Sr.,
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NASA, CARL'S JR.r AND HARDEE'Sr SHARE 'COOL' FACTS WITH KIDS
Regulatory Intelligence Data
; INDSTRY GROUP 91 Regulatory Intelligence Data 01-07-2004 NASA will share cool facts about its missions and activities with millions of children through a unique collaboration with CKE Restaurants, Inc., parent company of the Carl's Jr. and Hardee's restaurant chains. Carl's Jr. and Hardee's Cool
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 "The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)")
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CANASTOTA JR./SR. HIGH; HONOR ROLLS.(Neighbors Madison)
The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)
; Canastota Jr./Sr. High The following Canastota Jr./Sr. High School students earned honor roll status during the fourth marking period. Grade seven High honor: Kurt Coppola, Silver Dobbins, Katherine Foran, Katie Forth, Wade Fox, David Hibbard, Nathan Hopkins, Dustin Kaiser, Rebecca Lewis, Amy
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VanDuser, Ralph Jr., Sr.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; VanDuser, Ralph Jr., Sr. Friday, May 24, 2002 VanDuser, Ralph Jr., Sr. May 22, 2002, age 91 years. Beloved husband for 65 years of the late Dorothy (nee Marks). Dear father of Mary Rouland, Martha, Mark (Wanda), Sue (Jim) Duea, Ralph Jr. (Mary), David (Barb), Paul (Kathy) and Carol (Julie Brand).
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BISHOP LUDDEN JR.-SR. HIGH SCHOOL.(Local)
The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)
; Bishop Ludden Jr.-Sr. High School Date: Saturday. Place: At the school. Graduates: 104. Valedictorian: Daniel C. Stratton. Salutatorian: Katherine A. Sierotnik. Keynote speaker: The Rev. Clifford Auth, co-chancellor of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Syracuse. Keynote theme: There is no hidden secret
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