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Kaup, Stein, Tobe earn all-conference honors (03/02/04)
FRHS basketball
Six Fort Recovery athletes were honored Monday when the Midwest Athletic Conference released its boys and girls basketball All-Conference teams.
Joscie Kaup, Holly Stein and Dusty Tobe earned first-team honors, while three other Indians were second-team selections.
Kaup, a senior, was first in the MAC in scoring with a 16.7 regular-season average. She led Fort Recovery to a 15-7 overall record and a 7-2 mark to finish third in the conference.
A strong player of the year candidate, Kaup was also among the conference leaders in free throw percentage (78 percent), assists (70), steals (58) and 3-pointers. She was also among the leaders in 3-pointers made, finishing the regular season with 39.
She went on to hit four long balls in the sectional tournament, setting a new school record for 3-pointers in a single season with 43.
Stein wasn’t far behind in long-distance shooting. She finished the year at third in school history with 37 3-pointers, and was the MAC leader at 45 percent from beyond the arc.
The freshman was second on the team to Kaup in scoring with 9.8 points per contest. She also had 4.1 rebounds per game, 35 assists and 45 steals this year.
She was the only freshman to be honored on the boys or girls first teams.
Junior Dusty Tobe was the lone first-team honoree for the Fort Recovery boys team (6-14, 3-6 MAC).
Tobe finished among the MAC leaders in free throw shooting with a 77 percent mark from the foul line. He also averaged 12.5 points per game and five rebounds, and ended the regular season with 40 assists and 25 steals.
Sophomore Maria Moeller of Division IV No. 8 Marion Local and senior Kyle Gehle of Division III No. 3 Versailles were honored as MAC players of the year. Nan Stechschulte of Division IV No. 6 Minster was the girls coach of the year, and Versailles’ Roger McEldowny was the boys coach of the year.
Senior Jenn Stahl and junior Krystal Rammel were second-team selections.
Stahl averaged 7.2 points and 5.5 rebounds per game, and went 15-of-16 from the free-throw line. Rammel scored 6.7 points per contest along with team highs of 6.1 rebounds per game and eight blocks.
Greg Faller was the only second-team selection for the boys.
He scored 6.1 points per game this year, and had a team-best 65 assists.[[In-content Ad]]
Joscie Kaup, Holly Stein and Dusty Tobe earned first-team honors, while three other Indians were second-team selections.
Kaup, a senior, was first in the MAC in scoring with a 16.7 regular-season average. She led Fort Recovery to a 15-7 overall record and a 7-2 mark to finish third in the conference.
A strong player of the year candidate, Kaup was also among the conference leaders in free throw percentage (78 percent), assists (70), steals (58) and 3-pointers. She was also among the leaders in 3-pointers made, finishing the regular season with 39.
She went on to hit four long balls in the sectional tournament, setting a new school record for 3-pointers in a single season with 43.
Stein wasn’t far behind in long-distance shooting. She finished the year at third in school history with 37 3-pointers, and was the MAC leader at 45 percent from beyond the arc.
The freshman was second on the team to Kaup in scoring with 9.8 points per contest. She also had 4.1 rebounds per game, 35 assists and 45 steals this year.
She was the only freshman to be honored on the boys or girls first teams.
Junior Dusty Tobe was the lone first-team honoree for the Fort Recovery boys team (6-14, 3-6 MAC).
Tobe finished among the MAC leaders in free throw shooting with a 77 percent mark from the foul line. He also averaged 12.5 points per game and five rebounds, and ended the regular season with 40 assists and 25 steals.
Sophomore Maria Moeller of Division IV No. 8 Marion Local and senior Kyle Gehle of Division III No. 3 Versailles were honored as MAC players of the year. Nan Stechschulte of Division IV No. 6 Minster was the girls coach of the year, and Versailles’ Roger McEldowny was the boys coach of the year.
Senior Jenn Stahl and junior Krystal Rammel were second-team selections.
Stahl averaged 7.2 points and 5.5 rebounds per game, and went 15-of-16 from the free-throw line. Rammel scored 6.7 points per contest along with team highs of 6.1 rebounds per game and eight blocks.
Greg Faller was the only second-team selection for the boys.
He scored 6.1 points per game this year, and had a team-best 65 assists.[[In-content Ad]]
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