MALE
Rhett Myers, Columbus East senior track athlete
Myers won both the shot put and discus in the Olympians’ dual-meet losses to Bloomington North and Columbus North. Against the Bull Dogs, he threw a school-record 167 feet, 7 inches in the discus.
His performance last week:
“I think I performed to the best of my ability, especially in the discus. But shot put, I still need to work on a little bit and get back to where I was last year. But I was glad I got the points for my team.”
Do you do anything special to prepare?
“I get a little bite to eat after school and just relax and get my mind focused.”
Favorite drink:
“Milk”
Favorite food:
“Chipotle”
Favorite musician:
“Mumford and Sons”
Favorite book:
“An Armed Forces officer”
Favorite class:
“Calculus”
Role model:
“My dad (Dan Myers)”
Best advice:
“The best ways to lead are ‘Example, example, example.’”
Athletics goal:
“To place in the state track meet this year in the shot put or discus.”
If you could travel anywhere:
“All seven continents, just to say I’ve been to each one.”
FEMALE
Heather Feiles, Jennings County senior softball player
Feiles threw a five-inning perfect game and went 2 for 2 at the plate in the Panthers 10-0 win against Madison. She also went 2 for 3 in a 5-4 loss at Hauser.
Her performance last week:
“I think it went well. The hard work paid off.”
Do you do anything special to prepare?
“I work hard in practice and put faith in my teammates.”
Favorite drink:
“Sweet tea”
Favorite food:
“Chicken”
Favorite musician:
“Taylor Swift”
Favorite book:
“Catching Jordan”
Favorite class:
“My teaching class”
Role model:
“My dad (Tom Feiles)”
Best advice:
“To work hard and never give up.”
Athletics goal:
“To continue my career at Anderson and just keep working hard.”
If you could travel anywhere:
“Probably Germany because my class took a trip awhile back, and I didn’t go, so I’d like to go there for the experience.”
