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Photos from NHHS Fund Raiser Golf Outing... click here

Thank you... The NHHS Athletic Department fundraiser raised $22,700.90 in 2010. That means they have raised a total of $68,444.71 in 3 years!! Thank you to Whispering Creek Golf Club, Rack & Helens, the sponsors and the volunteers.

Photos from the 2010 Chamber Golf Outing... click here

SPORTS: Mark Beneke wins Whispering Creek Club Championship... click here

New Haven Fastpitch Softball 14U Travel Team

1st year 14U Fastpitch Softball Travel Team is looking for committed, competitive players for the 2011 travel season. For information or to schedule a tryout, please contact Jason Imel at 260-466-2779 or via email at jasonnhfd32@verizon.net.

Girls Golf

EAST NOBLE 163, NEW HAVEN 188

East Noble: Sharp 35, Pasquali 41, Handshoe 43, Wyatt 44, Gamble 49

New Haven: Beard 44, Fritcha 46, Fox 46, Thompson 52, Forbes 52

Girls Soccer

NEW HAVEN 4, NORTH SIDE 0

New Haven	3	1	–4
North Side	0	0	–0

G–Cox 2, Wurm 2. S–Davis (NS) 15, Jacquay (NH) 4.

Boys Tennis

CARROLL 5, NEW HAVEN 0

Finger d. Shultz 6-3, 7-6 (1); Garrison d. Ramsey 6-0, 6-2; Turney d. Ferguson 6-2, 6-1; Norris/Weaver d. Fritcha/Purusie 6-3, 6-0; Porter/Chase d. Sawer/Flary 6-0, 6-0

Cross Country

Tuesday night the cross country teams competed in the Bellmont Conditioner. The girls improved their times and placed 5th. Brenda Diaz and Mikala Hiatt earned medals by placing 4th as a team. The team of Angela Lahr and Jasmine Lothamer placed 25th, and Amanda and Kayla Fendel placed 34th.

The boys' team ran as pack and finished 2nd defeating conference foes Norwell and Bellmont and was only defeated by Homestead. The team of Austin Feipel and David Meyer led the team with an 8th place finish, while the team of Carlos Piedra and Jason Clendenen placed 13th, and the team of Isaac Day and Chris Livengood placed 15th.

On Saturday the New Haven Cross Country teams traveled to the Celina Invitatonal. The girls' team finished 5th out of 10 teams. Brenda Diaz pulled away from the field in the first 400 meters and never looked back. She won the race in 20:54. Mikala Hiatt earned a medal with her 12th place finish in 22:16, which was a lifetime best. Other placers were Angela Lahr (55th), Amanda Fendel (71st), and Kayla Fendel (78th).

The boys' team ran well and finished 3rd out of 10 teams and improved 2 places from last year's meet by placing 5 runners in the top 25. Austin Feipel led the team with an 8th place finish in 18:00, which was a lifetime best. David Meyer finished in 18th place and was followed by Isaac Day in 19th place with a new lifetime best. Other placers were Chris Livengood (21st), Carlos Piedra (22nd), Jason Clendenen (26th) with a new lifetime best, and Sklyer Messman (55th).

NH Football Beat Woodlan, Still Undefeated

Picked to pummel the Warriors, the New Haven Bulldogs knew they had a good chance to win their matchup Friday night in New Haven. But the Bulldogs came out flat and turned a sure victory into an edge-of-your-seat game.
In the first quarter, the Bulldogs were defensively strong, but two interceptions thrown by Senior quarterback Lucas Salerno kept Woodlan’s offense on the field and the ‘Dogs out of the endzone. In his first start this season, Salerno and the offense had trouble finding a rhythm until 4:45 left in the second quarter when Salerno hit Brando Pease for a touchdown after Trentyn Burford recovered a Warrior fumble.
Down 7-0 at the start of the second half, Woodlan surprised the Bulldogs with an on-side kick that was recovered near the fifty yard line. Though they did not score that drive, the Warriors eventually tied the score 7-7 with 3:41 left in the third. The Bulldogs were back on their heels as Woodlan took the momentum. The Bulldogs dug in though and played good defense to keep Woodlan from scoring again. Then with 8:09 left in the game, the defense stopped the driving Warriors on fourth down to regain control of the ball. Three minutes later, Salerno tossed another touchdown pass to Pease.
The missed extra point, however, left the door open for Woodlan to win the game. The ‘Dogs defensive stamina kept Woodlan from marching down the field and scoring. An interception by Burford stopped the Warriors in their tracks. The ensuing possession, Te’Vaugh Hurse scored a touchdown with three great runs down the field. The Warriors scored a late touchdown to pull closer, but the on-side kick failed and the Bulldogs pulled out the victory 20-13.

NHHS Girl's Basketball Team attended a WNBA game. After the game they had the opportunity to take the court against a team from Ohio... click here for photos

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NHHS Girl's Basketball Team attended a WNBA game. After the game they had the opportunity to take the court against a team from Ohio... click here for photos