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l   Outstanding  OHicial  Award



                HE DRIVES THE LANE AND

 Indiana  Basketball
 Associated  Press
 Coaches  Association   THE LOCAL ECONOMY.
 John Goss   (Final Regular  Season  Poll)
 First place votes listed in parentheses   F ebruary 24, 2008 (Final Regular Season Poll)
 honored as Top   First place votes listed in parentheses
 Class4A
 Basketball Official   Rk Team   Record  Points   Rk  Team   Record  Points
 1. New Albany (14}   22-0   200   1. New Albany (20)   22-0   400
 John Goss is  the recipient of  the 2008   2. LafayetteJefferson   20-1   242   2. LafayetteJefferson   20-1   374
 3.  Bloom ington South   1 9-1   21 4
 Interscholastic  Athletic Official Association   3.  Bloomington South   1 9-1   353
 4.  Indianapolis Cathedral   20-2   1 75
 Award for excellence in the sport of boys   4.  lndianapolisCathedral   20-2   317
 5. Carmel   1 8-2   160
 basketball.   6.  EastChicagoCentral   1 7-3   124   5.  Carmel   1 8-2   305
 Goss w ill be honored in  a  special   7.  T erre Haute South   18-4   ff1   6. E vansville Memorial   18-1   291
 ceremony  during  Saturday's boys basketball   8. Chesterton   18-2   ffi   7. EastChicagoCentral   17-3   268
 state finals  at Conseco Fieldhouse in   8. Marion   18-4   ffi   8. Chesterton   1 8-2   241
 10. Fort Wayne South Side   16-4   70   9. B luffton   21 -0   216
 Indianapolis. During his  career, he  has 28
 Receiving votes: Plainfield 38,  East Central 18,   10. Edgewood   20-2   215
 sectionals, 20   Lawrence North 18,  Merrillville 16, Elkhart Memo-  11. Washington   17-2   204
 regionals, 11   rial  14, Warren Central 8,  Castle 7, Munster 7,   12. Marion   18-4   147
 semi-states,  and   Columbus East 6   13. Batesville   1 9-2   1 37
 four state  finals  to   14. Fort Wayne Bishop Luers  18-3   136
 Class3A   15. Lawrence North   17-5   1 1 5
 his credit - 1994,   Rk Team   Record  Points   16. Fort Wayne South  Side   16-4   ffi
 1998, 2002 and   1.  Evansville Memorial (11)   18-1   263   1 7. TerreHauteSouth   1 8-4   82   Daniel Moore
                Carmel High School
 2005.  He also has   2.  Edgewood (1)   20-2   242   1 8. Northwestern   1 8-2   ST
 received   3. Batesville (1)   19-2   224   19. Westview   20-1   56
 4.  Washington (1)   17-2   216
 assignments to   20. Fort Wayne Harding   17-3   45
 5. Northwestern   18-2   131
 work the football   6.  Harding   17-3   124
 state finals in   7. Fort Wayne Bish. Dwenger  16-4   116   Receiving Votes: Brownsburg,  Plainfield,  Orleans,
 1983, 1986,   8. South Bend St. Joseph's   174   00   Triton,  Tipton,  North Central (lndpls.), Merrillville,
 1990, 1996, 2000 and 2004.   9.  Plymouth   17-3   ffi   Warren Central,  Plymouth, Lafayette Central  Catho-
 lic,  W inchester, Crown  Point, Lawrenceburg,
 Each year, the Indiana High  School   10. Chartestown   1 7-3   00   Charlestown,  Indianapolis Howe, Tippecanoe Val-
 R eceiving votes: Beech Grove 40, Indianapolis
 Athletic Association, in  cooperation with the   ley, Jac-Cen-Del.
 Howe 35, Indianapolis Northwest 18, Salem 13,
 National Federation of Interscholastic Officials   Tippecanoe Valley 6
 Association, recognizes and honors an
 outstanding official in each of 11 sports during   Class2A
 the school  year.   Rk Team   Record  Points
 1. B luffton(1 2)   21-0   274
 Goss was nominated for this award  by
 2. Westview(1)   20-1   250
 representatives of the Lake County Officials   3.  FortWayneBishopluers(1}  1&3   222
 Association,  one of  the 26 associations   4.  Winchester   17-3   172
 located throughout Indiana made up of men   5. T~   18-2   1 59   What  attracts  140,000  visitors  downtown  each  year  and   Annual value of all IHSAA State Final events to Central Indiana:
 6. Oak Hill   17-3   151
 and women who give up  much of their   doesn't cost the  city a dime? The  answer is high school sports,   $36.3 million*
 7. Hauser   17-3   1 45
 personal  time to assist in providing whole-  8.  Lawrenceburg   17-3   111   a nd tickel sales are just the start. F a ns  spend even  more - a  whopping
 some,  worthwhile and healthy  activities for   9.  Jimtown   16-4   72   $36.3  million  more - o n meals, malls, hotels  and parking. It's the   •Meals and Retail Spending
 the student athle tes  of our state.   10.  Hammond  Bishop Noll   16-4   64   ultimate  win-win. High school  sports are a great entertainment value,   o  Hotels  o  IHSAA Tickets
 This honor comes as a  result  of Goss'   Receiving votes: Seeger 37,  North Miami 23   and they're great  for the local economy.
 selection  by a  committee representing  those
 Class A
 26 associations. Statewide,  there are  more
 Rk Team   Record  Points
 than 8,000 officials  licensed by the IHSAA in
 1. North Daviess (2)   19-2   252
 11 sports.   2. Orleans (9)   19-1   250
 A  member of the Lake County and   3.  Triton   18-2   200
 Calumet  officials associations, he has served   4.  LafayetteCentraJCatholic(3)   1 6-5   2E
 5. Rockville   1 9-3   170
 as a  board member,  program chairman and
 6. South Newton   18-2   1 56
 assignor.
 7. Fort Wayne Blackhawk   1 5-5   1 17
 He is a  graduate of St. Joseph's   8. Barr-Reeve   1 4-5   78
 College and Lew Wallace High School in   9. Jac-Cen-Del   16-4   75                         IN DIANA HIGH SCHOOL
 Gary. He is retired after 31  years as a  sales   10. Indianapolis Lutheran   17-4   ST     ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
 manager.   Receiving votes: Tecumseh 42, Shakamak 28,                                             ihsaa.org
 Morgan Township 20, Borden 15, Indiana School
 John has two grown children, Eric and
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 Lisa.
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