South Vermillion High School

South Vermillion High School is a public high school in Clinton, Indiana serving students in grades 9 through 12. It was created in 1977 as the building replaced Clinton High School. As of 2017, the school has an enrollment of approximately 546 students. SVHS is one of two high schools in Vermillion County (the other being North Vermillion High School in Cayuga). South Vermillion High School is also the only secondary institution under the administration of the South Vermillion School Corporation.

South Vermillion High School
Address
770 West Wildcat Drive

Clinton
,
Vermillion County
,
Indiana
47842

United States
Coordinates39.6891°N 87.4139°W / 39.6891; -87.4139
Information
TypePublic high school
Established1977
School districtSouth Vermillion Community School Corporation
SuperintendentDavid Chapman
PrincipalMark Schimmel
Faculty41
Grades9-12
Enrollment546 (2017-2018[1])
Student to teacher ratio13:1
Color(s)              
SongGo you South Vermillion Wildcats
AthleticsIHSAA Class 3A
Athletics conferenceWabash River
Team nameWildcats
RivalsNorth Vermillion, Rockville, Northview, Sullivan, West
Vigo
NewspaperThe Wildcat
YearbookOld Gold and Black
Feeder schoolsSouth Vermillion Middle School
Formed fromClinton
Gym size2,900
Brent Anderson Stadium7,000
WebsiteSouth Vermillion High School

Campus

The school is located on the north side of Clinton. South Vermillion's football field is named after its coach Brent Anderson.[2] Also its softball and baseball field is located next to the stadium. SVHS Gym has a Capacity of 2,900.

Curriculum

The Wildcats have a spell bowl team, a math bowl team, and many other academic teams. Their spell bowl team has been to state on several occasions most recently in the 2015-16 school year. Their Quiz Bowl won the final W.I.C competition on Feb. 2nd, 2016. South Vermillion Also offers a variety of AP classes, and duel credit classes.

Athletics

South Vermillion participates in sports under IHSAA regulations and in IHSAA state rankings and tournaments. It is a member of the Wabash River Conference.

There are also the club sports (non-IHSAA) of cheerleading, Dance, boys and girls bowling, and marching band.

South Vermillion Wildcat Football

On October 4, 2013 South Vermillion's football field was named after its coach Brent Anderson. The ceremony commenced with alumni who played for Anderson and the presentation of a memorial at the field.[3]

The South Vermillion Wildcat football team represents South Vermillion High School in the 2A division of IHSAA football. South Vermillion plays its home games at Brent Anderson Memorial Stadium on the campus of South Vermillion High School in Clinton, Indiana. The Wildcats compete in the Wabash River Conference.Prior to realignment in 2016 South Vermillion had most recently been a part of the Western Indiana Conference but moved to the WRC in 2016 due to travel costs.[4]

The Wildcats have registered 7 winning seasons in their history, with 2 of those seasons resulting in eight victories or more, and 12 seasons resulting in at least five wins. The Wildcats have won 2 conference championships in their history.

Trophy games

Bronze Helmet Game

The Bronze Helmet game is played annually between the Sullivan Golden Arrows and the Wildcats, with the winner has been awarded the Bronze Helmet since 1946.

Coal Bucket Game

The Coal Bucket game is played annually between the Northview Knights and the Wildcats, and the winner receives the old coal bucket. Originally started between the Clinton Wildcats and the Brazil Red Devils, the game has continued after Brazil consolidated into Northview. The Coal bucket that has been the trophy for the game since 1951.[5]

Milk Jug Game

The Milk Jug game is played annually between the Riverton Park Panthers and the Wildcats, and the winner receives the Milk Jug. The Milk Jug game started in 1993, with Riverton Park taking the Trophy 22–6. The game resumed after the Wildcats re-entered the Wabash River Conference in 2016.

South Vermillion Wins 2016 Milk Jug Game
  • 1993 Riverton Park 22–6
  • 1994 Riverton Park 27–7
  • 1995 South Vermillion 13–10
  • 1996 Riverton Park 42–13
  • 1997 South Vermillion 21–20
  • 1998 South Vermillion 52–7
  • 2016 South Vermillion 48–20
  • 2017 South Vermillion 31-6

Head coaches
South Vermillion Wildcats Head Coaches
Name Seasons Record
Brent Anderson1977–198433–45
TBD1985–198910–35
TBD1990–199311–26[6]
Mike Stewart19941–8
Phil Morris19953–6
Rene Foli1999–200315–25
Brian Gilman2004–20078–32
Ron Whiteman2008–201015–17
Chuck Sorrell2011–20134–26
Will Porter2014–20169–22
Greg Barrett2017–present17-15[7]

Record vs Rivals
Team Record Percentage Streak First Meeting Last Meeting
North Vermillion16–20.444Loss 819812017
Northview / Brazil5–28.152Loss 219772015
Sullivan8–19.296Loss 819772017
West Vigo9–17.346Loss 119772015
Park Heritage/Rockville113–26.333WIN 119782017
Overall Record 51–110
  1. Name Changed due to Rockville and Turkey Run consolidation.

Conference Championships

South Vermillion has won or shared a conference championship on 3 occasions, including 2 Western Indiana Conference titles and most recently the 2017 Wabash River Conference Title.

Season Coach Title Record Conf. Record
1979 Brent Anderson Western Indiana 5-4 3-1
1980 Brent Anderson Western Indiana6-43-0
2017 Greg Barrett Wabash River7-37-1

Basketball

The South Vermillion Wildcats have won (1) Sectional 1986.

Battle Of the Back-Roads

The Battle Of The Back-Roads game is played annually between the Riverton Parke Panthers and the Wildcats, the winner receiving a large gold basketball on a square wooden base. On Feb 15, 2013, the inaugural battle of the back-roads trophy was won by the Wildcat's, they beet Riverton Parke 73-55 The Trophy series is SV 3-1 RP

Former Schools
School Location Mascot Colors Year Started Year Closed
Blanford Blanford Bears           1923 1928 Consolidated
into Clinton
Clinton Clinton Wildcats           1885 1977 New building/Name changed to South Vermillion
Dana Dana Aggies           1925 1961 Consolidated
into Clinton
Hillsdale Hillsdale Hilltoppers           1916 1961 Consolidated
into Clinton
Saint Bernice Saint Bernice Hornets           1928 1961 Consolidated
into Clinton
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See also

References
  1. http://www.ihsaa.org/Portals/0/ihsaa/documents/quick%20resources/021317Enrollments.pdf
  2. http://www.tribstar.com/news/local_news/undefeated-the-leader-south-vermillion-hs-honors-legendary-football-coach/article_f865677f-226b-5cee-8474-97e2c7410aeb.html
  3. http://www.tribstar.com/news/local_news/undefeated-the-leader-south-vermillion-hs-honors-legendary-football-coach/article_f865677f-226b-5cee-8474-97e2c7410aeb.html
  4. http://www.tribstar.com/sports/local_high_school_sports/high-school-football-south-vermillion-gives-wrc-a-new-look/article_6d2eb7e5-ce0e-543b-98dc-7de6a4f3891c.html
  5. http://www.thebraziltimes.com/story/2234897.html
  6. http://www.almanacsports.com/football/schedule.php?team=SVERM&season=2004
  7. http://pastfb.homestead.com/past257.htm
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