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IGHSAU Staff page 1IGHSAU Board of Directors and Representative Council page 22017-18 State Champions and Action Shots pages 3-142017-18 Golden Plaque, Jack North and

First Lady Award Recipients page 152017-18 Hall of Fame Class page 162017-18 IGHSAU Scholarship Recipients

and Character Counts! page 172017-18 Participation Figures page 182017-18 State Attendance Figures page 192017-18 Sport Advisory Committees page 202017-18 State Tournament Officials page 212017-18 IGHSAU Corporate Partners page 22Annual Audit pages 23-26

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1There are over 70,000 girls participating in 10 sports statewide in the state of Iowa.

IGHSAU staff

Jean BergerExecutive Director

Karon BrownSenior Associate Director

Craig IhnenSenior Associate Director

Gary RossAssociate Director

Jason EslingerAssistant Director

Tom FlorianCoordinator of Business

Development

Heidi ReedProgram & Art Coordinator

Sherry TegtmeyerBusiness Manager

Monte WilsonInternal Operations Assistant

The Mission of the Iowa Girls’ High School Athletic Union is to govern fair, safe and sportsmanlike interscholastic competition in a manner

which emphasizes the educational enhancement of all participants.

Lisa BrinkmeyerAssistant Director

The Iowa Girls’ High School Athletic Union’s Mission Statement:

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Greg DufoePresident, ADM

Gary ZittergruenTreasurer, Benton

Jim BoehmerLake Mills

Greg EbelingPella

Ron FadnessIASB, Decorah

Roger FrancisPocahontas Area

D’Anne KroemerPleasant Valley

Shan SeivertDOE, Des Moines

Shane EhresmanLynnville-Sully

Travis FleshnerUnion

Marty FonleyAlgona

Troy HellerStarmont & Tripoli

Steve McDermottCreston

Ken SlaterRiver Valley

Steve SmithACGC

Keith TurnerRockford & Nashua-Plainfield

Russ AdamsMOC-Floyd Valley

Dr. Casey BerlauNodaway Valley

Jeff DicksWashington

Davis EidahlSolon

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IGHSAU Board of Directors MinutesIGHSAU Board of Directors-Representative Council Minutes

Click on the following link to connect to:

https://ighsau.org/news/2018-board-of-director-minutes/

https://ighsau.org/news/2018-board-of-director-minutes/

2017 STATE VOLLEYBALL & SWIMMING/DIVING CHAMPIONS

Class 1A State Champions: Janesville Class 2A State Champions: Dike-New Hartford

Class 3A State Champions: Columbus Catholic Class 4A State Champions: Dubuque Wahlert

Class 5A State Champions: Cedar Falls

Swimming & Diving Champions: Ames3

2017 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP ACTION

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2017 STATE CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONS

Class 1A State Champions: Hudson Class 2A State Champions: Mid-Prairie

Class 3A State Champions: Dubuque Wahlert Class 4A State Champions: Johnston

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2017 STATE CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP ACTION

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2018 STATE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS

Class 1A State Champions: Springville Class 2A State Champions: Cascade

Class 3A State Champions: Crestwood Class 4A State Champions: Marion

Class 5A State Champions: Iowa City West

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2018 STATE BOWLING CHAMPIONS

Class 1A State Champions: Louisa-Muscatine Class 2A State Champions: Ottumwa

Class 3A State Champions: Cedar Rapids Prairie

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2018 STATE GOLF CHAMPIONS

Class 1A State Champions: Iowa Valley Class 2A State Champions: Van Meter

Class 3A State Champions: Washington Class 4A State Champions: Waukee

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2018 STATE TENNIS CHAMPIONS

Class 1A State Champions: Waterloo Columbus Class 2A State Champions: Iowa City West

Class 1A State Champions: Assumption Class 2A State Champions: Lewis Central

Class 3A State Champions: Ankeny Centennial 11

2018 STATE SOCCER CHAMPIONS

2018 STATE TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONS

Class 1A State Champions: Danville Class 2A State Champions: Mid-Prairie

Class 3A State Champions: Pella Class 4A State Champions: Waukee

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2018 STATE SOFTBALL CHAMPIONS

Class 1A State Champions: Collins-Maxwell Class 2A State Champions: Louisa-Muscatine

Class 3A State Champions: Assumption Class 4A State Champions: Des Moines Hoover

Class 5A State Champions: Pleasant Valley

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2017-18 GOLDEN PLAQUE OF ACHIEVEMENT RECIPIENTS

Dan SauserMonticello

Mike AhrensBettendorf

Tammi VeerbeekWestern Christian

Marie TharpNorth Scott

Jerry HulsingLynnville-Sully

Bob MuddNorth Linn

Kathy HobsonAtlantic

Dave WhiteUrbandale

Todd HornadayBettendorf

Tom BakeyWDM Valley

2017-18 AWARD RECIPIENTS

The IGHSAU Golden Plaque of Distinction Award honors the Iowa coach who has demonstrated a suc-cessful career while making notable contributions toward school, community and the coaching profession.

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Former Davenport Assumption star Nicole Tim-mons was the recipient of the 2018 Jack North Soft-ball Award.

Timmons was dazzling in pitching DavenportAssumption to its first state championship in 2017.She recorded three wins while allowing just six totalhits. She struck out 41 batters in three games, in-cluding 20 in the Knights’ victory over Albia in the 3Astate championship game.

Nicole was a key piece to Drake University’srecord-breaking softball season last spring. She col-lected a 14-4 record on the mound and was namedthe Missouri Valley Conference second team all-con-ference.

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Former Pocahontas Area High School standoutElle Ruffridge was the recipient of the 2018 JackNorth Basketball Award.

Elle led Pocahontas Area to its second-straightClass 3A State Title. She averaged 27 points agame and set a state tournament record when shescored 48 points in the state semifinals againstCenter Point-Urbana. The state’s career scoring andassists leader was named captain of the 3A All-Tournament Team for the third-consecutive year.Elle also received the Miss Iowa Basketball award.

Elle continued her basketball career at Mis-souri State University where she played in all 33games as a freshman, averaging 3.2 points and 1.8funds in 13.5 minutes per contest.

Elle RuffridgePocahontas Area

Lisa Bluder was chosen as the First Lady Awardrecipient.

The former Lisa Geske starred in the six-playergame at Linn-Mar High School and continued on toplay basketball at UNI. From Cedar Falls Bluder tran-sitioned into the coaching ranks by being named thehead women’s basketball coach at St. Ambrose Uni-versity. She quickly turned the Queen Bees into anNAIA power, reachig four straight national tourna-ments and two NAIA Final Fours.

In 2000, the University of Iowa named Bluder asits fifth head women’s basketball coach. In 18 sea-sons, she has become the school’s all-time win-ningest coach with over 350 career wins at Iowa andowns more than 700 wins in her 33-year career. She

has guided the Hawkeyes to eight NCAA Tournament trips, including a SweetSixteen appearance in 2015. Bluder has been Big Ten Coach of the Year threetimes while earning regional coach of the year honors twice.

Bluder has served terms on the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association(WBCA) Board of Directors and the WBCA Kodak all-American selection com-mittee. She has also been the Midwest Regional Advisory Committee memberfor the NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Championships.

The Jack North Award is given every year to the senior that re-ceives the most votes on the all-tournament team at the State Basket-ball and Softball Tournament.

The First Lady Award is an award given which is given “to adaughter of Iowa – recognizing the million girls of the common-wealth who have carried the tradition and training of a sport intovaried and important careers – and for singularly illustrious andmost memorable accomplishments.”

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2017-18 HALL OF FAME RECIPIENTS

Jessica GehrkeIowa City West

Megan GilbertTripoli

Ali StarkMount Vernon

Kim Van DeestGrundy Center

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2018 E. WAYNE COOLEY SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT

2018 ROBERT B. SMILEY SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT

Morgan Fritz, a senior from Lake Mills High School, was named the 2018 recipient of the E.Wayne Cooley Scholarship Award. Bethany was selected from 87 applicants from high schoolsacross Iowa.

The scholarship, in the name of longtime Iowa Girls’ High School Athletic Union Executive Sec-retary E. Wayne Cooley, is worth $15,000 over four years to assist the recipient as she attends theIowa college or university of her choice.

Morgan ranked first in her class at Lake Mills High School. The senior class president is activivein numerous activities in school, including speech, Quiz Bowl, and marching, concert and jazz band.She is a member of NHS and FCA.

Morgan has also made a difference in her community as she created a peer tutoring program which allows middleschool and high school students to get help from their peers. She is a member of the State of Iowa Youth AdvisoryCouncil which is a group that works closely with legislators on issues important to Iowa’s youth.

Center Point-Urbana’s LaMia Sisk was the 2018 recipient of the Robert B. Smiley Scholarship. While in high school, LaMia participated in basketball, soccer and track and was also involved

in the National Honor Society and high school choir. She was a volunteer at youth basketball campsand a bible study leader at church. LiMia graduated with a 3.5 GPA for her high school career.

LaMia is attending Coe College in Cedar Rapids and was selected from more than 80 applicantsfrom high schools across Iowa.

The E. Wayne Cooley Scholarship Award was established in 1991 by the Board of Directors serving the Iowa Girls’ HighSchool Athletic Union. It pays tribute to the man who guided the Iowa Girls’ High School Athletic Union from 1954 to 2002. Theprofile of the recipient reflects discipline, perseverance, character, superior skill, achievement and citizenship traits which per-sonify the life and expectations of the namesake.

In the maintenance of Dr. E. Wayne Cooley’s philosophy and memory, the recipient is truly a champion of her peers.

The Robert Smiley Scholarship is offered by the IGHSAU and the Smiley family in honor of longtime IGHSAU AssociateExecutive Secretary who passed away suddenly in 2003. There was a special place in Bob’s heart for the underdog.

Bob Smiley impacted youth his entire life. He began as a teacher, coach, official and administrator in several schoolsthroughout the state. He joined the IGHSAU in 1970 as the associate executive secretary and helped build the Girls’ Union intoa nationally respected leader in girls’ athletics.

The CHARACTER COUNTS! Coach of the Year Award honors a worthy recipient who embodies theSix Pillars of Character®: Trustworthiness, Respect, Responsibility, Fairness, Caring and Citizenship. Rather than spotlightwinning records and isolated acts of heroism or generosity, the award was conceived to recognize individuals whose coachinglives and achievements demonstrates an enduring commitment to any or all of the following qualities associated with good

The 2018 recipient of the CHARACTER COUNTS! Coach of the Year was Kirk Schmaltz ofAmes High School. Schmaltz has been coaching for 40 years and the last 35 at Ames High School.

Schmaltz has been the girls’ cross country coach since 1983 and guided the Little Cyclonetrack and field team for 16 seasons. Four of his athletes captured track and cross country statechampionship titles under his leadership. He has won conference coach of the year seven timesand regional cross country coach of the year 17 times. In 2011, the NFHS named Kirk the Regionaland State Track and Field Coach of the Year.

Schmaltz has been very active in the Iowa Association of Track Coaches. He is a past-pres-ident in the organization, serving on numerous committees.

2018 CHARACTER COUNTS! COACH OF THE YEAR RECIPIENT

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PARTICIPATION FIGURES

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2014-15 Basketball 361 7747 21.462015-16 Basketball 359 7205 20.072016-17 Basketball 356 7576 21.282017-18 Basketball 354 7414 20.942014-15 Bowling 93 1211 13.022015-16 Bowling 96 1166 12.152016-17 Bowling 99 1315 13.282017-18 Bowling 101 1348 13.352014-15 Cross Country 315 4741 15.052015-16 Cross Country 305 4339 14.232016-17 Cross Country 308 4732 15.362017-18 Cross Country 323 4799 14.862014-15 Golf 317 2994 9.442015-16 Golf 315 3003 9.532016-17 Golf 315 3092 9.822017-18 Golf 316 3325 10.522014-15 Soccer 142 5209 36.682015-16 Soccer 142 4902 34.522016-17 Soccer 154 5423 35.212017-18 Soccer 149 5610 37.652014-15 Softball 344 7869 22.882015-16 Softball 341 7948 23.312016-17 Softball 339 7927 23.382017-18 Softball 340 7465 21.962014-15 Swimming & Diving 57 1639 28.752015-16 Swimming & Diving 56 1530 27.322016-17 Swimming & Diving 55 1659 30.162017-18 Swimming & Diving 53 1668 31.472014-15 Tennis 114 3326 29.182015-16 Tennis 114 3248 28.492016-17 Tennis 113 3419 30.262017-18 Tennis 112 3573 31.902014-15 Track & Field 355 9086 25.592015-16 Track & Field 351 9012 25.682016-17 Track & Field 349 9631 27.602017-18 Track & Field 350 10013 28.612014-15 Volleyball 363 11482 31.632015-16 Volleyball 361 11669 32.322016-17 Volleyball 358 11722 32.742017-18 Volleyball 357 10806 30.27

2014-15 55,3042015-16 54,0222016-17 56,4962017-18 56,021DECREASE 475

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STATE ATTENDANCE FIGURES

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2017-18 SPORT ADVISORY COMMITTEES

Advisory committees serve as a liaison between coaches and officials from throughout the stateand IGHSAU Board of Directors. Committees are comprised of varsity coaches and one officialand chaired by an athletic director. Each member may serve one four-year term. Committees arestrictly advisory in nature. Rules, concerns, complaints, ideas, etc. are discussed during commit-tee meetings. From discussions, the committee makes recommendations to the Board of Direc-tors for its consideration.

An advisory committee exists for each of the ten sports. The cross country and track & field advi-sory committees are joint committees with equal coaching representation from the IGHSAU andthe Iowa High School Athletic Association. The committee meets once a year following the re-spective state tournament.

VOLLEYBALL(CHAIR) Shelly TerHark, Algona Teresa Bair, Linn-Mar Liz Baethke, Urbandale Maureen Heath, New London Angie Montgomery, Red Oak Mary Miller, Bishop Heelan Claude Howard, SpringvilleTammi Veerbeek, Western Christian(OFFICIAL) Kent Kocour, Pella

BASKETBALL(CHAIR) Rachel Fisher, Spirit Lake Thad Streit, Mt. Ayr Nicole Goodwin, Kingsley-Pierson Greg Bodensteiner, Waverly-Shell Rock Aaron Feddersen, Williamsburg Jerry Shields, Murray Kristin Meyer, Dowling Catholic Jerry Hulsing, Lynnville-Sully (OFFICIAL) Royce Ranniger, Sioux City

SOFTBALL(CHAIR) Erin Kirtley, Panorama Brian Erbe, Cedar Rapids Jefferson Gary Gorman, Ames Merle Jones, Keokuk Jill Hulsing, BGM Erin Bohlmann, Kuemper Catholic (OFFICIAL) Karl Wooldridge, Forest City

GOLF(CHAIR) Mike Linde, Van Meter Joe Kruzich, Fairfield Steve Smith, Johnston Mike Lawler, Nevada Val Sitzmann, Kingsley-PiersonJeff Trost, Nashua-Plainfield Julie Buerman, Cedar Rapids Kennedy (OFFICIAL) Chad Pitts, Ankeny

CROSS COUNTRY(CHAIR) Dale Otte, Pella Sheryl Book, Westwood Kirk Schmaltz, Ames Brian Knapp, S Central Calhoun Kevin Kearney, South Winneshiek Dan Sauser, Monticello Erik Belby, Pleasant Valley (OFFICIAL) Tim Sanderson, Keystone

TRACK & FIELD(CHAIR)Terry Coleman, Iowa City HighBrad Elliott, Mount Ayr Bill Capaldo, North Polk Tim O’Neill, Davenport Assumption Brian Petersen, Roland-Story Nate Smith, Ankeny Centennial Martha Bauder, Central Elkader Toby Lorenzen, Central Lyon (OFFICIAL) Ray Wilden, Clinton

SWIMMING & DIVING(CHAIR) Rollie Ackerman, Marshalltown Mike Ahrens, Bettendorf Sarah Smith, Grinnell Scott Weinheimer, Des Moines North Chris Mann, Boone (OFFICIAL) Dennis Peters, Cedar Falls

BOWLING(CHAIR) Corby Laube, Marion Dale Helgevold, Clarke Marie Tharp, North Scott Kay Heiberger, Western Dubuque Matthew Schneider, Waverly-Shell Rock(OFF) Randy Thompson, Johnston

TENNIS(CHAIR) Kevin Skillett, BettendorfChad Jilek, Waukee Danielle Stubbs, Pella Christian Jennifer Dovre, Ballard Erin Seely, CR Kennedy (OFFICIAL) Shawn Petersen, Atlantic

SOCCER(CHAIR) Aaron Stecker, CR Kennedy Mark Howard, Pella Jeff Lefeber, Tri-Center Chris Allen, Ankeny Centennial Julie Girsch, Waterloo Columbus (OFFICIAL) Jenn Dunn, Central City

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IGHSAU Advisory Committee MinutesClick on the following link to connect to:

2017-18 STATE TOURNAMENT OFFICIALS

Mike Stanley, Tim Thomas,Terry Thompson, Ron Wer-ling, Cal Murdock, KevinStewart

Paul Eickhoff, Jeff Freel,Daniel Kealy, Michelle Koller,Dennis Peters, Dave Sivright,Shawn Thomsen, BruceVerink

Chris Armstrong, RussellBasalyga, Greg Boekhoff,Mark Brighton, Kevin Cab-bage, Greg Davies, StuartDusenberry, Jay Grassley,Jean Ellis, Zeke Ellis, JasonEndress, Robert Fessler,Brian Guilford, Carrie Harjes,Keith Hartgrave, Brett Heiser-man, Suzann Jansen, NickKeefe, Kent Kocour, PhillipKudron, Brittany Kuennen,Paul ynch, John Mauch,Loren Mauch, Ted Moser,Daniel Nauman, Mick Never-man, eff Nihart, Nicki O’Keefe,Kim Patik, Shawn Petersen,Kent Prescott, Deb Richarz,Ken Robbins, Steven Rohach,Mark Schaefer, BethSibenaller-Woodall, MartySmith, Jean Stadtlander,Sarah Thein, Megan Timmins,Kurt Trout, Kevin VanderPloeg, Stephen Walz, VinceWerkman, Craig Werner,Jodie Wielenga, Ray Wilden,Stan Wisnieski, KarlWooldridge

Bryant Abel, Jason Alons, BenApplegate, John Bartolo, JeffBermel, Randall Blum, RandyBruns, Michael Caley, TravisCarrel, Rich Choponis, KyleClark, Rich Collison, JamesCrozier, Grant Detrick,William, Dotson, Tyler Eason,Chris Ehlers, Ryan Eklund,Christopher Ethen, GaryEwald, Ryan Freese, CollinFreesemann, MarkGassmann, Jonny Getting,Brian Gibson, Scott Giles,william Gillman, BenjaminHauge, Ross Hemsley, Gre-gory Henn, Casey Hoffert,Chris Hoffert, Jeff Horst, Brett

Johnson, Steven Klein, ScottKoch, Michael Lawler, KeithLehrman, Tobias Lunsford,Craig Murray, Bob Neswold,Marissa Nordschow, Tim Ister-haus, Shawn Petersen, PetePeterson, Lance Ploeger,Joshua Ragar, Jared Rahe,Royce Ranniger, Josh Ras-mussen, Blake Reinke, DavidRittman, Mark Royer, ToddSadler, Marlin Schoonhoven,Chad Shellmyer, Matt Shull,Chad Slagle, Jason Slaughter,Robert Smith Jr., Bob Squiers,Nathan Steege, Justin Stock-dale, Curt Strouth, Christo-pher Thomas, ToddThompson, George Tracy,Jeffrey Trost, Brad VanRoekel, Kurt Walderbach,Rollie Wiebers, Jodie Wie-lenga, Ray Wilden, GarrettWirtz

Deb Anderson, Ray Armel,John Arnold, Randy Baker,Elaine Baughman, Mike Ben-gen, Sarah Biscoglia, GregBlank, Jim Boehmer, LyleBorg, Larry Brown, Joe Cath-cart, Bryon Christensen, Shel-ley Christensen, KarilynClaude, Tom Claude, BeckyCochran, Dave Cochran,Janelle Coil, Lucas Cook,Caleb Cowles, Jason Cowley,Richard Craig, VeronicaDaniels, Connie Dawson,Steve Deserano, Mike Dick,Ed Dieleman, Bill Ebert, RalphEdwards, Bruce Ehler, RyanElsbernd, Emily Endelman,Matt Fenstermann, Terry Fen-stermann, Todd Forsyth, RayGaul, Al Geiger, Ron Gilliland,Virgil Goodrich, Joel Grabi-noski, Matt Graham, JanGrenko Lehman, JackGrosvenor, Luann Grove, JayGruenwald, Mike Gruver,Brian Gubbels, Matt Gubbels,Neil Hall, Rick Hall, KarenHansen, Duane Harding,Nancy Harms-Werner, TomHartigan, Michelle Hendricks,Patrick Hiatt, Gregory Hiem-stra, Brian Hilsabeck, HollyHofmaster, Daid Huff, CharlesHughes, Theresa Hunt, BrianHurley, Treye Jackson, CathyJensen, Doug Johanson,Scott Johnsen, Howard John-son, Lois Johnson, MatthewJohnson, Andrew Kauder,David Keck, Stan Kirchhoff,

Mike Krapfl, Timm Lamb, Dar-win Large, John Laughhunn,Dick Leutzinger, Mike Linde,Jordan Loes, Francis Long,Kevin Long, Carrie Luther,Chris Lynch, Ron Maxson,Gary McConnell, Duff McFad-den, Janet McFadden, LarryMcHone, Joy Miller, MikeMiller, Nolan Morris, JeromeMoulds, Tammy Moulds,William Neal, Cindy Nelson,Jim Nichols, Gary O’Daniels,Kelly O’Donnell, Larry Parker,John Parsons, James Patter-son, Gary Paulsen, WilliamPinckney, Sharon Plants, DickPlants, Roger Poage, RondaPope, Mike Pugh, DuaneQuinn, Erin Quint, Zeli Ras-mussen, Alvin Ravenscroft,Summer Rehkemper, BrianRoberts, David Rollison, Den-nis Roloff, Linda Rowe, JillRutz, Steve Rutz, Troy Rutz,Tim Sanderson, KassidySharp, Brenton Shavers, KirkShowers, Dick Smith, JamesSmith, David Spratte, MikeStanley, Chris Starostka,Chris Suntken, Bob Sweeney,Tim Sweet, Dave Tapps, TimThomas, Randy Thoren, MarkTigges, Josh Tobey, DaveUbben, Lynn Ubben, DerekWachter, Jim Walczyk, CharlieWalker, Cornie Wassink,Matthew Weih, Ray Wilden,Cindy Williams, April Wilson,Randy Wilson, Ken Woelber,Gayle Young, John Zeitlow

Okey Abara, Laura Anderson,Patrick Baxter, Luke Buhrow,Christopher CIvitate, JeremyCohen, Sarah Curry, EthanDix, Greg Dollens, RodDougherty, Kelly Dunbar, Jen-nifer Dunn, Tyler Eason,Sheila Edwards, Wayne Gru-dle, Harold Hartke, JonathanHill, Tracy Labenz, Jacob Lar-son, Aaron Lehl, Ben Lloyd,Daniel Lopez, Michael Lucht,Sean McVeigh, Haris Mujic,Jared Nelson, Millie Phillips,Ray Schwichtenberg, AndrewShivers, Rob Sorey, KevinStapleford, Crystal Tate,Courtney Thaden, MirandaThelen, Hidajet Tica, TylerTurner, Aaron Valley, CharlesWoodcock, Courtney Wood-cock, Matthew Wulk

Mark Amadeo, Jason Back,Michael Bell, Paul Bird, Ger-ald Bowhay, Mark Brighton,Tom Burger, Greg Buster,Travis Chizek, Michael Christ-ner, Brian Cole, Phil Creese,Mike Crozier, Jodi Doty, JimDoyle, Terry Gioffredi, KrisGroff, Jorge Harwood, JoeHavenhill, Arnold Krukow,Phillip Kudrow, Brandt Lacey,Jason Lewis, Gene Marquart,Shannon McWhirter, RogerMenke, Randy Morris, EdMurphy, Tony Nelson, TroyNicklaus, Edward Oliver, PatPacha, Mark Peterson, PetePeterson, Deb Richarz, TimRogers, Tony Sauer, MarkSchaefer, Aaron Schmidt,Thomas Schreurs, RichardSebring, Stan Siebke, DirkSorensen, Thomas Sullivan,Jeff Tank, Sergio Villarreal,Gary Wax, Jodie Wielenga,Stan Wisnieski, KarlWooldridge

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In 2017-18, over 5,000 officials registered with the Iowa Girls’ High School Athletic Union. These officials often officiate multiple sports at alllevels, including sub-varsity play for all of Iowa’s junior high and senior high school athletic programs. Their passion for the sport and a desireto help young people succeed enable all of our programs to exist at the highest level. The IGHSAU thanks all of its officials for their time andcommitment and pays special recognition to the following officials who qualified for our state tournament competition.

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2017-18 CORPORATE PARTNERS

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Iowa boasts a rich history in girls' athletics. Since its inception, the IGHSAU, with the support of its corpo-rate partners, has continued the legacy of longtime Executive Director, Dr. E. Wayne Cooley, to ensure thatevery girl walks down the street in every Iowa town with her head just as high as every boy. The Iowa GirlsHigh School Athletic Union continually receives positive remarks and comments from student-athletes, ad-ministrators, parents, officials, and more about the positive impact the organization has had on the lives ofIowa girls in athletics. Participation in girls' athletics continues to rise and with the support of corporate part-ners, student-athletes will continue to enjoy the very best championship experience. The #IowaGirl will alsohave opportunities for professional development, community involvement, and access to more scholarshipsthanks to the investment of IGHSAU corporate partners.

PROUD TITLE SPONSOR

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SOFTBALLRegional 402,712.00State 168,655.00Officials Clinic 3,129.00Programs 5,550.00Corporate Sponsor 15,050.00In-kind Income 2,160.00Program Advertising 3,217.00REVENUES 600,473.00

Regional Host 80,538.40State Host 3,302.98State - Other 4,221.67Participating Teams 60,938.75Regional Officials 43,767.78State Officials 35,008.36Officials Coordinator 768.13Awards 18,562.90Tickets 1,072.86Farm Bureau Softballs 3,324.23Rule Books 6,455.82Clinic 4,293.16EXPENSES 262,255.04

Net Income (Loss) 338,217.96

CROSS COUNTRYState 8,010.00Corporate Sponsor 1,800.00Program Advertising 2,278.20REVENUES 12,088.20

Regional Host 5,000.00State Host 3,447.66Participating Teams 14,906.68Regional Officials 819.59State Officials 711.63Awards 13,856.55EXPENSES 38,742.11

Net Income (Loss) (26,653.91)

VOLLEYBALLRegional 502,639.42State 278,180.00Officials Clinic 4,365.00Programs 4,885.00Corporate Sponor 19,650.00In-kind Income 3,888.00Program Advertising 5,289.00REVENUES 818,896.42

Regional Host 100,526.28State Host 30,000.00State Other 22,695.79Participating Teams 42,892.50Regional Officials 53,704.36State Officials 23,754.64Awards 15,924.24Tickets 50.00Farm Bureau Volleyballs 14,733.00Officials Coordinator 11,215.28Rule Books 4,788.35Clinic 3,859.03EXPENSES 324,143.47


SWIMMING & DIVINGRegional 12,210.00State 15,090.00Programs 1,730.00Corporate Sponsor 700.00Program Advertising 1,920.00REVENUES 31,650.00

Regional Host 2,883.10State Host 2,729.00State Other 2,015.44Participating Teams 4,062.88Regional Officials 2,590.48State Officials 3,451.76Awards 4,633.22Wristbands 55.86Rule Books 18.90EXPENSES 22,440.64


Regional 5,713.50State 7,725.00Corporate Sponsor 1,000.00Programs 635.00Program Advertising 585.50REVENUES 15,659.00

Regional Host 1,142.70State Host 992.38Participating Teams 3,944.79Awards 5,852.16Wristbands 19.70Officials 2,283.42EXPENSES 14,235.15


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PROFIT & LOSS FINANCIAL REPORTYear ending June 30, 2018

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BASKETBALLRegional 574,931.00State 501,300.00Clinics --Corporate Sponsor 68,500.00In-kind Income 2,521.00Programs 11,339.20Program Advertising 12,968.00REVENUES 1,171,559.20

Regional Host 114,986.20State Host Facility 132,603.09State Host PFMS 49,849.00State Host Expenses --Misc. Expenses 17,197.30Participating Teams 42,328.75Officials Coordinator 23.684.40Regional Officials 80,309.88State Officials 26,676.89State Staff 27,936.62Honor Team 1,305.78All Iowa 8,227.50Awards 17,253.78Tickets 6,605.94Farm Bureau Basketballs 15,125.00Corporate Sponsor Fulfillments 4,645.57Rule Books 4,566.22Programs 6,932.00Clinic 944.23EXPENSES 581,178.15


GOLFCorporate Sponsor 1,500.00Programs 1,190.00Program Advertising 550.00REVENUES 3,240.00

State Host 6,740.00Participating Teams 9,112.98State Officials 3,500.26Awards 11,971.97Rule Books --Clinic --EXPENSES 31,325.21

Net Income (Loss) ( 28,085.21)

TENNISCorporate Sponsor 1,500.00Programs 464.00Program Adertising 550.00REVENUES 2,514.00

State Host 1,080.00Participating Teams 3,177.07State Officials 3,651.16Awards 5,967.46EXPENSES 13,875.69

Net Income (Loss) (11,361.69)

CO-ED GOLF & TENNISCO-ED GOLF REVENUES 4,165.00

Co-ed Golf Expenses 4,354.65

Net Income (Loss) (189.65)

CO-ED TENNIS REVENUES 585.00

Co-Ed Tennis Expenses 484.80

Net Income (Loss) 100.20

TRACK & FIELDRegional 146,490.00State 376,224.25Corporate Sponsor 3,500.00Programs 14,041.00Program Advertising 4,407.00REVENUES 544,662.25

Regional Host 29,298.00Regional Shared Expenses 52,722.65State Host 81,341.36State Shared Expenses 132,930.55Misc. Expenses 2,608.71Participating Teams 22,824.93Regional Officials 7,146.98State Officials 30,160.04Awards 31,475.27Tickets and Wristbands 3,854.92Corporate Sponsor Fulfillments 653.16Rule Books 192.04Programs 8,913.74EXPENSES 404,122.35


SOCCERRegional 118,737.25State 62,850.00In-kind Expense 976.00Corporate Sponsor 7,050.00Programs 1,395.00Program Advertising 3,817.00REVENUES 194,825.00

Regional Host 23,747.40State Host 15,651.31Misc. Expenses 1,119.38Participating Teams 23,955.00Regional Officials 23,032.90State Officials 8,587.54Awards 11,539.68Farm Bureau Soccer Balls 7,598.00Officials Coordinator 5,096.30Soccer Clinic 72.67Wristbands 232.67Rule Books 269.13EXPENSES 120,901.98Net Income (Loss) 73,923.02


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OFFICIALSRegistration 155,911.00REGISTRATION REVENUES 155,911.00

Observers 300.00Misc Officials’ Expenses 97.48Officials AdvisoryArbiter Expense 54,826.00EXPENSES 55,223.48


SPONSORSHIPSMisc Sponsors 6,500.00Marketing Sponsors --Catering & Hospitality Sponsors 2,000.00Corporate Sponsorship In-kind 9,850.00Merchandise In-kind Income 15,000.00Farm Bureau Partnership 125,000.00Spalding - ball rights 40,500.00

SPONSORSHIPS 198,850.00

MISC INCOMEGoogle Advertising 2,650.29Misc. Income 1,000.00Outside Printing 7,520.19

MISC INCOME 11,170.48

MERCHANDISEScorebooks 1,021.50Scorebooks Expense (385.02)T-Shirt Sales 90,000.00


MEMBERSHIPSHigh School 18,575.00Junior High/Middle School 18,850.00

MEMBERSHIP REVENUES 37,425.00

MEDIAStreaming Rights --Radio 36,215.00

MEDIA REVENUES 36,215.00

COMMITTEE EXPENSESBasketball Committee 1,091.64Softball Committee 738.05Track Committee 930.74Golf Committee 690.06Swimming & Diving Committee 474.27Soccer Committee 429.71Cross Country Committee 878.17Volleyball Committee 573.87Tennis Committee 225.60Bowling Committee 7.62Election Committee 75.00Awards Jury 1,728.57NASO --Athletic Directors Committee 7,423.59Drake Relays 164.00Iowa Games Committee 800.00Board of Directors 39,855.69Ad Hoc Committee --Representative Council 7,300.99SACC --

COMMITTEE EXPENSES 63,387.57

AWARDS & SCHOLARSHIPSAcademic Achievement --Hall of Fame 1,255.21E. Wayne Cooley Scholarship

Committee 21,162.84Jack North Award 98.50Robert B Smiley Scholarship 1,047.89Other Scholarships 20,250.00Misc Awards (169.50)

AWARD & SCHOLARSHIP EXPENSES 43,644.94

MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSESContributions 3,161.97Public Relations 11,150.85Employee Tickets --Staff Recognition 5,115,10Meals - Staff 2,033.75Meals - Entertaining 496.23Misc Expenses 1,718.82Desk Calendar --Coaching Clinic --Corporate Sponsor Fulfillments 112.29TV Advertising --Planning & Staffing --State Facility Improvements 2,765.00

MISC EXPENSES 26,554.01


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FACILITY & ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES

Rent Expense 124,172.52Utilities Expense 499.90Postage Expense 15,718.32Telephone Expense 24,378.33Technology 22,319.51Property & Casualty Insurance 21,629.00Catastrophic Insurance 15,950.00Corporate Taxes 481.00Depreciation Expense 15,555.47Gain/Loss Disposal of Assets (25.00)Bad Debt Write-Offs 80.00Dues & Memberships 480.00Subscriptions 19.97Office Supplies 9,026.13Service Charges 8,754.16Equipment Rental 1,164.00Repairs/Maintenance/Updates 9,913.81Print Equipment Lease 27,480.00Service Contracts 13,330.35New Office Equipment 4,764.95Paper Costs 13,940.18Printing Supplies 3,523.73Commercial Printing --Speech Print Reimbursement (7,244.25)

FACILITY & ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES 325,912.08

TRAVEL EXPENSESExecutive Director 1,069.20Union Vehicle 2,045.12Convention Travel 10,556.19Employee Travel 3,658.40Marketing Travel 493.54

TRAVEL EXPENSES 17,822.45

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES EXPENSES

Research & Development 299.00Marketing Expenses 2,820.92Legal Fees 5,728.50Audit Fees 17,453.18Payroll Expenses 2,024.00

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES EXPENSES 28,325.60

INVESTMENTS

Cash Deposits 132.71Dividend Income 54,297.37Realized Gains on Securities 34,405.35Unrealized Gains on Securities 47,300.45Investment Expenses (1,797.85)

INVESTMENT INCOME 116,338.03

IOWA HIGH SCHOOL SPEECH ASSOC

IHSSA Salaries 184,446.70Speech Director

Travel Reimbursement (3,600.00)IHSSA Health Isurance 26,745.77IHSAA Retirement 21,106.54IHSSA Life Insurance 1,577.54IHSSA Disability Insurance 1,371.98Workers Compensation 763.92IHSSA Supplemental Insurance 1,291.13IHSSA Dental Insurance 1,165.50FICA Taxes 10,524.37Medicare Taxes 2,547.83

IHSSA STAFF COMP & BENEFITS 247,941.28

IGHSAU STAFF COMPENSATION & BENEFITS

Officers 274,537.73Staff 480,969.98Temporary Employees 5,365.00Employee Health Insurance 86,101.74Retirement 93,576.57Group Life Insurance 5,281.83Disability Insurance 6,740.53Workers Compensation 3,480.08Supplemental Insurance 6,825.97Dental Insurance 4,768.70FICA Taxes 49,215.83Medicare Taxes 12,183.91

IGHSAU STAFF COMP & BENEFITS 1,029,047.87


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