COACH OF THE YEAR NOMINEES
RYAN OETTING
JOHNNY DRISCOLL
STACIE KENNEAVY
ERIN MONTGOMERY
MORRISON FOOTBALL
• Finished the seasons 11-1 in the state
quarterfinals
• Completed an undefeated regular
season
• Took down ranked opponents Orion,
Sterling Newman
• Fielded one of the best defenses in
the state
NORTHEAST GIRLS BASKETBALL
• First year coach for the Rebels
• Best start for the team in the last
decade
• Beat local foes Clinton, Camanche
• Finished 11-11, first double-digit win
season since 2016
• Changed momentum, energy
surrounding the program
PRINCE OF PEACE VOLLEYBALL
• Helped the Irish accumulate the best
record in over 10 years
• Finished 22-17, nine more wins than
2018 and 22 more than 2017
• Advanced to the district semifinal
• Helped a roster advance, mature
CAMANCHE BOYS CROSS COUNTRY
• Led the Indians to their second
straight team appearance
• Coaches the Class 2A individual
champion, Dylan Darsidan
• Two individual state qualifiers,
All-Conference runners
• Continues to build the program with
middle school, underclassmen
OWEN HOWARD
CHELSEA BREWER
BRAD WEBER
BRENT CARSTENSEN
PRINCE OF PEACE GIRLS CROSS
COUNTRY
• Led the team to their first state berth
since 2011
• Changed mindset of runners to more
goal-oriented participation
• Beat conference rival Bellevue
Marquette
MORRISON SWIMMING
• Placed third at sectionals with 10
podiums
• Set new school records at varsity and
fresh/soph levels
• Won two invitationals in the regular
season
• Placed second at the conference meet
CAMANCHE BOWLING
• Took over the program as head coach
for the first year
• Sent the boys, an individual girl to the
state meet
• Fielded a state champion boys
bowling team
• Had three individuals place at state
CAMANCHE WRESTLING
• Led the Indians to the regional duals
for a second straight year
• Fielded four district qualifiers
• Sent three wrestlers to the state
meet, with one state place winner
• Second year as the Wrestling Coach
of the Year
SHANE SIKKEMA
JESSIE ROSENOW
JOSH DAVIS
DAN BECK
CENTRAL DEWITT BASEBALL
• Coached the Sabers to a runner-up
place at the state tournament
• Won the first 25 games of the season,
on the way to 38 total wins
• Won the first ever WaMaC title for
the program
FULTON SOFTBALL
• Finished with a 13-10 record which
included nine 10+ run wins
• Coached two All-State players
• Came off a historic regional title
before a postseason upset
CAMANCHE BOYS BASKETBALL
• Started the regular season undefeated
through January
• River Valley Conference Co-Champions
• Finished as the third place winner in
Class 2A
• Rolled through postseason opponents
• Coached three All-State players
EASTON VALLEY BOYS
BASKETBALL
• Tri-Rivers Champions
• Undefeated regular season, ranked
No. 1 in Class 1A
• Played to the district final through
illness and injury
• Coached two All-State players
CHAPY Awards
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