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The REPORTERThe American Red Cross urgently

needs blood donors to make an appoint-ment to give this winter so that patients can continue to receive lifesaving treat-ments

Michael Harper knows how critical it is to have a readily available blood supply ldquoI used over 300 units of blood when I was younger after an auto acci-dent Blood donations helped save my liferdquo Harper said ldquoNow I would like to donate as much or more than I have re-ceivedrdquo

Blood donations are urgently needed now and throughout the winter to main-tain a sufficient blood supply for patients in need To make an appointment to give blood download the Red Cross Blood Donor App visit redcrossbloodorg or call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767)

All those who come to donate from Jan 30 to Feb 26 2017 are eligible to receive a $5 Amazoncom Gift Card via email for making blood and platelet do-nation a priority this winter

How to helpSimply download the American Red

Cross Blood Donor App visit redcross-bloodorg or call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767) to make an appointment or for more information All blood types are needed to ensure a reliable supply for patients A blood donor card or driverrsquos license or two other forms of identifica-tion are required at check-in Individuals who are 17 years of age in most states (16 with parental consent where allowed by state law) weigh at least 110 pounds and are in generally good health may be eligible to donate blood High school stu-dents and other donors 18 years of age

Partly sunny with a high near 43 Southwest wind 10 to 13 mphSunday Feb 5 2017

Sheridan Noblesville Cicero Arcadia Atlanta Carmel Fishers Westfield

Vol 4 No 25TODAYrsquoS WEATHER

HIGH 43 LOW 27

Donate locally

2 pm - 7 pm Feb 27 at Harvest Bible Chapel

14550 River Road Carmel

Johnathan Byrdrsquos leaving Grand ParkBy JEFF JELLISONPublisher

Westfield officials con-firmed Friday that the Jona-than Byrdrsquos companies will no longer occupy the $20 million 370000 square foot Grand Park Events Center

Westfieldrsquos relationship with company began when Jonathan Byrdrsquos Event amp Entertainment announced in April of last year it had en-tered a multi-year partnership with the City of Westfield to manage commercial business at the 400-acre parkrsquos center-piece

Prior to its agreement with the City of Westfield Byrdrsquos had already secured naming rights to an 88000 square foot basketball facility developed by Andy Card located on the Grand Park campus

Cardrsquos company is the same company that will build the newly announced Nobles-ville Fieldhouse

Also in 2016 Westfield selected Byrd Hotels over five other developers to build a five-story hotel on land owned by Westfield directly west of the Events Center

ldquoWhile we appreciated our relationship with Grand Park it was during an eval-uation of long term business plans that we determined the company would no longer re-main at Grand Parkrdquo David Byrd said ldquoWhile we contin-ue to operate concession ser-vices at the Fieldhouse in co-operation with the owners we are also evaluating this in con-junction with all of our long-term business strategiesrdquo

By JANET HART LEONARDIt was Sun-

day dinner at my moms when she asked me to go look for a quilt that she thought was tucked in between the mat-tress and the an-tique coil springs of her guest bed

Sure enough Chuck and I found the buried treasure We not only found one but two quilts One in yellow prints One in pink prints

I carried them into the family room and my moms face lit up Oh you found the quilt that your dads mother made for him before she died when he was five AND the quilt that I made when I was seven Yes seven

Mom said that she would sit on the floor at her grannys knee when she was quilting As her granny would throw the pink fabric scraps onto the floor my mom would pick them up and cut them into tiny squares and sew them together to make a block

This quilt filled with tiny stitches took two years to complete To look at this quilt you would never believe that it was made by a young girl not yet even in the double digits in age

It was in quite good shape consider-ing the fabric was over eighty years old I think of the patience that she had I think of the love that her granny had for her and her ten siblings

10 girls 1 boy Each girl was taught to quilt cro-

chet churn milk into butter and make not only their food but their clothes from scratch Vegetables from the sum-

mer garden were canned and would get them through the cold winters This was the Great Depression Everyone around them was poor Some were just poorer

The canning the quilting and sew-ing were simply a way of life A way of life that I now treasure

That quilt will soon hang over an an-tique wooden ladder in my home It is a bit frayed and worn For me that adds to its value

A treasure is not how your bank account sees things its how your heart sees them

For me my inheritance is not about money It is about the handmade trea-sures tucked away that hold so much love in them

Keep sending me on those treasure hunts Mom I know the generations to come will still feel the love that they hold

Fishers policemakes arrestin HSE threatThe REPORTER

Monday the Fishers Police Depart-ment launched an investigation into a potential act of violence against Hamil-ton Southeastern Schools The message alluding to a violent act was posted during a ldquoliverdquo social media event at Hamilton Southeastern High School

Fishers police investigators and Ham-ilton Southeastern School officials worked thru the night and determined the threat was not credible but most likely a hoax

Investigators were able to identify the person responsible for the hoax and Tuesday afternoon arrested a 16-year-old Lawrence Central High School student The juvenile was taken into custody charged with two level 6 felonies which included False Informing and Obstruction of Justice and transported to the Hamilton County Juvenile Detention Center without incident

Red Cross needsHamilton County blood donors

Quilting the fabric of my life

The Reporter photo by Jeff JellisonWestfield officials confirmed Friday Jonathan Byrdrsquos will no longer occupy space in the Grand Park Events Center

See Donate Page 2

2 News

The REPORTERAttention college students The In-

diana Department of Transportation (IN-DOT) is again accepting applications for Governorrsquos Summer Internships paying $1130 per hour and civil engineering scholarships of up to $3125 per semes-ter

Summer internsINDOT is accepting resumes

through Friday Feb 24 for more than 50 Governorrsquos Public Service Summer In-ternship positions at its offices in Craw-fordsville Fort Wayne Greenfield Indi-anapolis LaPorte Seymour Vincennes and West Lafayette

Governorrsquos Summer Interns will spend at least 50 percent of their time on a project that enhances college-lev-el skills and abil-ities Candidates must be enrolled as an undergrad-uate or graduate with an accredited post-secondary in-stitution and have completed at least one year of undergraduate education Stu-dents who are graduating in May 2017 are eligible to apply

Selected interns may pick a start and end date between May and August that best fits their academic schedule For more information about applying to the Governorrsquos Public Service Summer

Internship program and to view avail-able internships visit wwwingovspdcareersinternshipshtm

Engineering scholarshipsINDOTrsquos civil-engineering schol-

arship program offers $3125 per se-mester or $2083 per trimester for up to five years of post-secondary civil engi-neering education Scholarship funds can be applied to educational expenses fees and books In return recipients will work for INDOT in a variety of full-time paid positions during their summer breaks and upon graduation

Students must be accepted or en-rolled full time in one of Indianarsquos Ac-creditation Board for Engineering and Technology certified civil engineering programs Eligible programs include

Indiana University Purdue University Fort Wayne Pur-due University Purdue Univer-sity Northwest Rose-Hulman In-

stitute of Technology Trine University University of Evansville University of Notre Dame and Valparaiso University

Learn more about the INDOT En-gineer Scholarship program and apply using the form at wwwINDOTScholar-shipingov Applications for the 2016-2017 school year must be postmarked by Friday March 31

Need to know more Students or parents with questions may contact

Adam BeasleyRecruitment Consultant

(317) 234-8096abeasleyspdingov

INDOT offering paid internships scholarships and younger also have to meet certain

height and weight requirementsBlood donors can now save time at

their next donation by using RapidPass to complete their pre-donation reading and

health history questionnaire online on the day of their donation prior to arriving at the blood drive To get started and learn more visit redcrossbloodorgRapidPass and follow the instructions on the site

DONATEfrom

Obituaries 3Mary Alice Knapp

April 30 1941 ndash Feb 2 2017

Mary Alice Knapp 75 of Noblesville passed away on Thursday Feb 2 2017 at home She was born on April 30 1941 to Albert and Lola (Stern) Webb in Anderson Ind

She graduated from Walnut Grove High School in 1959 and was a devoted wife and mother After her children were grown she started a home-based childcare business which lasted for 15 years She was a life-long resident of Hamilton County and a member of White River Christian Church in Noblesville She enjoyed sewing reading word puzzles and spending time with her family

She is survived by her husband Keith Knapp daughter Mary Beth (Doug) Morrison son Jeffrey (Cindy) Knapp pre-

cious granddaughters Lydia amp Anna Morrison and Andrea Knapp special friend Michele Gohr and brothers Dick (Jeannie) Webb and Don (Nancy) Webb

Services will be held at 11 am on Wednesday Feb 8 2017 at Randall amp Roberts Funeral Home 1150 Logan Street in Noblesville with John Knapp of-ficiating Visitation will be from 6-8 pm on Tuesday Feb 7 2017 at the funeral home Burial will be at Crownland Cemetery in Noblesville

Memorial contributions may be made to St Jude Childrenrsquos Research Hospital PO Box 1000 Dept 142 Memphis TN 38148-0142

Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom

Nell Frances ldquoHoneyrdquo King YoungJune 28 1927 ndash Feb 2 2017

Nell Frances ldquoHoneyrdquo King Young 89 of Arcadia entered the Kingdom of Heaven on Thursday Feb 2 2017 following a bout with pneumonia Hon-ey as she was known to all was a loving and thoughtful daughter sister sister-in-law mother grandmother aunt cousin and friend She will be missed by those who knew and loved her

She was born June 28 1927 in Seco Kentucky the second of five daughters born to Nelson and Mattie (Blevins) King She grew up in the Mayflower Bonnie Blue and St Charles coal mining camps of Virginia where she met the love of her life Harry H Young She and Harry married on December 21 1946 and remained so until Harryrsquos death on November 11 2009 Harry and Honey raised their family in Baltimore MD and Noblesville Ind After Harry retired

from Kraft (McMahon) Foods and Honey from Firestone they moved to 25 beautiful rural acres they called ldquoThe Placerdquo in Arcadia Ind

In addition to her parents and husband she was preceded in death by sisters and brothers-in-law Frankie (husb James R lsquoJimrsquo) Carter Billie Jane (husb Charles) Re-ese Thelma Jean King Harris Angela lsquoAngelrsquo (husb Hobart lsquoBudrsquo) Cottrell Edward V and Willie Young Charles Young Lillian Ruby Young Wilma Jean Young and Denzal lsquoJuniorrsquo Dixon and a granddaughter Jamie Jo Young

She is survived by her children Sharon Young Pitluk Harry W (wife Jody) Young Jeffrey (wife Vickie) Young Jamie Young (husb Robert) Guilkey and Tracy (wife Gina Clark) Young grandchildren Joshua Matlock Lauren Guilkey (husb John) Larner Ryan (wife Tatiana) Guilkey great-grandchildren Oliver and Guiliana Derrick (wife Annabel) Wolfe Embyr and Wrylee brothers amp sisters in law Billy (wife Bobbie) Young and Ann Robinette Young many special nieces nephews grandnieces and grandnephews loving cousins and friends including Wilma Pease Blevins and Bobbie Parsons and dear friend and neighbor Louella Guilkey

The family extends a special thank you to Tracy and Gina who have lived with and provided cared for Honey

Services will be 1 pm on Tuesday Feb 7 2017 at Randall amp Roberts Funeral Home 1150 Logan St in Noblesville with visitation beginning at 10 am prior to the service Her son Pastor Jeff Young will officiate


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Hamilton County Reporter

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317-408-5548

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4 Puzzles

SUDOKU SOLUTION CROSSWORD SOLUTION

No peeking Thecrossword and

Sudoku puzzles arelocated on Page 10

Sports 5

By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorFor the second year in a row the Carmel

girls basketball team had to go to anotherteams floor to try to win a sectionalchampionship

Last year the Greyhounds went toWestfield and won a tough final game Thisyear Carmel played at HamiltonSoutheastern and it was also a tough finalgame But the No 5-ranked Hounds wereable to get past the No 6 Royals 62-57 onSaturday to win the Class 4A Sectional 8title in a game that was worthy of the hypethat preceded it

The victory will send Carmel (22-3) tonext Saturdays Kokomo regional where itwill play Fort Wayne Carroll in the firstgame of the day at 10 am The other gamewill feature two more ranked teams No 2Homestead and No 3 Zionsville face eachother at noon

But before thinking about the regionalthe Greyhounds had to think about theRoyals who played tough on their homefloor in front of energized fans from bothteams

Thats a tough environment to play inbut I said it all along that were ready toplay with our schedule said Carmel coachTod Windlan

Southeastern was too as it got off to afast start The Royals scored the games firsteight points with Bre Lloyd and MaleaJackson each hitting 3s then Lloyd made alayin

The Greyhounds got on the board whensenior Olivia Christy made a 3 then BlakeSmith converted a layin Lloyds layin keptHSE ahead 10-5

Then Amy Dilk got going The Carmeljunior scored eight points for the Houndstaking them up to a 13-12 lead beforeJacksons layin ended the quarter and putthe Royals up 14-13

Tournament time thereve been a lotof games like that where a team jumps onyou and you just kind of got to weather thestorm said Windlan I thought our kidsdid

Carmel got the lead back early in thesecond quarter when Reagan Hune made ajumper to get her team up 17-16 TomiTaiwo helped out with a 3-pointer and soonthe Greyhounds enjoyed a 25-18 lead

Our coach always talks about the twoEs Effort and Education said Taiwo ofher team coming back from HSEs fast startSo we were able to go out and do that andhave poise so that helped us

But the Royals came back going on a10-1 run to lead 28-26 Lloyd started therun with five straight points Carmel

responded with a 6-0 run to end the half asChristys basket at the buzzer put theHounds ahead 32-28

Carmel maintained the lead throughoutthe third quarter at one point going up47-37 the largest lead of the night An earlyfourth-quarter 3 by Taiwo moved theGreyhounds ahead 51-43

The Royals then made another runscoring eight points to tie the game at 51-51Jackson started it with a 3-pointer thenParrish poured in five points A free throwby Taiwo edged Carmel ahead 52-51 butJacksons floater gave HSE the lead at 53-52

Christy grabbed the lead right back forCarmel with another 3-pointer but HSEtied things up again when Tayah Irvintapped a missed a shot into the basket Dilkfollowed that with a layin to put Carmel up57-55 and the Greyhounds held on fromthere with Dilk going 5-of-6 from thefree-throw line to seal the game

We practice those every day said Dilkof her free throws The crowd obviouslywas into it but you got to block that out asa player I just got up there I didnt thinktwice about it and I just did my normalroutine muscle memory

Dilk finished the game with 24 pointsChristy threw in three 3-pointers on her wayto 11 points while Taiwo made two 3s tofinish with 10 points Blake Smith had sixrebounds

Im ecstatic said Christy Losingnever crossed my mind I never let it crossmy mind because I didnt want it to be mylast game because I love to play with thesegirls Even though Im the only senior itgets a little tough sometimes But we havefun and I definitely didnt want this to bemy last game

Lloyd a senior for HSE who will playDivision I basketball at Wright StateUniversity next fall finished the game with16 points six rebounds and six assistsJackson scored 14 points and Parrish had12 Amaya Hamilton pulled five reboundsfor the Royals who finished their season at19-6

Carmel 62Southeastern 57

Southeastern FG FT TP PFMalea Jackson 6-13 0-0 14 2Bre Lloyd 7-18 1-1 16 5Tayah Irvin 1-4 0-0 2 4Sydney Parrish 3-12 5-6 12 3Amaya Hamilton 1-2 0-0 2 2Haydn Braun 1-2 0-0 3 2Molly Walton 3-4 2-3 8 2Olivia Kegley 0-0 0-0 0 1Sarah Howard 0-0 0-0 0 0Kiki Sundling 0-0 0-0 0 0Maranda Barksdale 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 22-55 8-10 57 21

Southeastern 3-point shooting (5-21) Jackson2-7 Lloyd 1-5 Parrish 1-5 Braun 1-1 Irvin 0-3Southeastern rebounds (17) Lloyd 6 Hamilton 5Parrish 3 Walton 2 Irvin 1Carmel FG FT TP PFOlivia Christy 4-6 0-0 11 4Amy Dilk 7-13 10-13 24 1Blake Smith 4-6 1-1 9 2Tomi Taiwo 3-6 2-5 10 3Mackenzie Wood 1-2 1-4 3 2Jasmine McWilliams 0-3 2-2 2 1Reagan Hune 1-3 1-2 3 4

Maddi Sears 0-0 0-0 0 1Sophie Bair 0-0 0-0 0 0Molly Gillig 0-1 0-0 0 0Totals 20-40 17-27 62 18Carmel 3-point shooting (5-12) Christy 3-5Taiwo 2-5 Dilk 0-1 Gillig 0-1Carmel rebounds (16) Smith 6 Dilk 3McWilliams 3 Taiwo 2 Wood 2Score by QuartersSoutheastern 14 14 13 16 - 57Carmel 13 19 16 14 - 62

Carmel wins championship thriller over HSE

Reporter photos by Kirk Green

The Carmel girls basketball team defended its Sectional 8 championship Saturday beating host Hamilton Southeastern 62-57 in a thrilling game The Greyhounds willplay Fort Wayne Carroll in the first game of the Kokomo regional next Saturday

Hamilton Southeastern senior Bre Lloyd scored 16 points had six rebounds anddished out six assists for the Royals

6 Sports

Courtesy John Harrellrsquos websitewwwjohnharrellnet

CLASS 4ALowellGary West 69 Highland 42ChestertonMerrillville 62 Portage 52LaPorteLaPorte 53 South Bend Adams 48GoshenNorthridge 48 Penn 39Fort Wayne NorthropCarroll (Fort Wayne) 55 East Noble 46HomesteadHomestead 93 Huntington North 51KokomoZionsville 81 Lafayette Jeff 58Hamilton SoutheasternCarmel 62 Hamilton Southeastern 57Greenfield-CentralNew Castle 51 Greenfield-Central 41Warren CentralNorth Central (Indianapolis) 56 IndianapolisCathedral 41Ben DavisPike 58 Ben Davis 55MooresvilleBrownsburg 55 Mooresville 46 OTMartinsvilleMartinsville 71 Franklin Central 61Columbus NorthColumbus North 43 Columbus East 41Floyd CentralBedford North Lawrence 45 Jennings County29Evansville CentralEvansville Central 50 Castle 45

CLASS 3ACalumetLighthouse CPA 72 Hammond 44Rensselaer CentralAndrean 73 Rensselaer Central 50John GlennSouth Bend St Joseph 46 John Glenn 33Benton CentralNorthwestern 59 Benton Central 29West NobleTippecanoe Valley 60 Fairfield 48Fort Wayne ConcordiaFort Wayne Concordia 47 Fort WayneDwenger 42NorwellNorwell 48 Columbia City 41TiptonHeritage Christian 35 Hamilton Heights 28LebanonLebanon 32 Tri-West 30EdgewoodNorthview 60 Brown County 40Indianapolis ChatardIndianapolis Attucks 48 Brebeuf Jesuit 43Indianapolis NorthwestDanville 72 Indianapolis Ritter 71 OTRushvilleRushville 53 Lawrenceburg 31Corydon CentralNorth Harrison 71 Charlestown 32Vincennes LincolnVincennes Lincoln 56 Princeton 52

Gibson SouthernEvansville Memorial 55 Heritage Hills 40

CLASS 2ARiver ForestHammond Noll 59 River Forest 58KnoxDelphi 37 North Judson 24Central NobleCentral Noble 47 Whitko 40 2OTChurubuscoSouth Adams 50 Eastside 35NorthfieldOak Hill 55 Wabash 47Lafayette Central CatholicCarroll (Flora) 35 Lafayette Central Catholic 30Eastern (Greentown)Madison-Grant 61 Elwood 28Monroe CentralMonroe Central 57 Lapel 37NortheasternWinchester 65 Northeastern 41KnightstownEastern Hancock 57 Triton Central 50Indianapolis Broad RippleCovenant Christian 54 Speedway 34CascadeSouth Putnam 47 Cloverdale 45AustinSouth Ripley 50 Austin 33ProvidenceEastern (Pekin) 44 Providence 34North KnoxSouth Knox 51 Linton-Stockton 26Forest ParkForest Park 43 Tell City 35 OT

CLASS 1AMarquette CatholicMarquette Catholic 43 Morgan Twp 27North WhiteNorth White 56 Pioneer 32CulverArgos 48 South Central (Union Mills) 37Fort Wayne BlackhawkFort Wayne Blackhawk 27 Lakewood Park 25North VermillionRiverton Parke 28 Attica 27Clinton PrairieTri-Central 43 Clinton Prairie 41 OTSouthern WellsSouthern Wells 44 Liberty Christian 30Randolph SouthernUnion City 54 Randolph Southern 42BloomfieldBloomfield 54 Shakamak 38Bethesda ChristianIndianapolis Tindley 47 Bethesda Christian 39MorristownIndianapolis Lutheran 54 Morristown 51 OTJac-Cen-DelJac-Cen-Del 68 Oldenburg Academy 30OrleansCrothersville 72 West Washington 69New WashingtonSouth Central (Elizabeth) 56 Lanesville 40LoogooteeVincennes Rivet 82 Shoals 26TecumsehWood Memorial 59 Northeast Dubois 42


CLASS 4ALAPORTE

Gary West [19-6] vs Northridge [26-1]Merrillville [20-5] vs LaPorte [15-10]

KOKOMOCarmel [22-3] vs Carroll (Fort Wayne) [18-6]Homestead [24-2] vs Zionsville [25-1]

DECATUR CENTRAL

North Central (Indianapolis) [26-0] vs NewCastle [16-9]Brownsburg [15-10] vs Pike [21-3]

BEDFORD NORTH LAWRENCEEvansville Central [23-1] vs ColumbusNorth [19-7]Martinsville [21-4] vs Bedford NorthLawrence [20-4]

CLASS 3ARENSSELAER CENTRAL

Lighthouse CPA [18-6] vs Northwestern[21-3]Andrean [14-12] vs South Bend St Joseph[22-2]

COLUMBIA CITYHeritage Christian [19-6] vs Norwell [16-9]Fort Wayne Concordia [20-4] vsTippecanoe Valley [22-4]

DANVILLEIndianapolis Attucks [19-5] vs Northview[19-7]Lebanon [18-7] vs Danville [16-10]

CHARLESTOWNEvansville Memorial [17-7] vs VincennesLincoln [20-6]North Harrison [24-2] vs Rushville [22-3]

CLASS 2AWINAMAC

Delphi [17-8] vs Hammond Noll [11-13]Central Noble [25-2] vs South Adams [16-9]

EASTERN (GREENTOWN)Carroll (Flora) [18-6] vs Oak Hill [24-1]Monroe Central [23-2] vs Madison-Grant[17-7]

SPEEDWAYWinchester [20-5] vs Covenant Christian[14-9]Eastern Hancock [14-10] vs South Putnam[15-10]

PAOLISouth Ripley [22-4] vs Forest Park [17-10]Eastern (Pekin) [19-7] vs South Knox [14-13]

CLASS 1ACASTON

Fort Wayne Blackhawk [12-12] vs NorthWhite [21-4]Marquette Catholic [19-5] vs Argos [22-2]

TRI-CENTRALTri-Central [19-6] vs Union City [21-4]Riverton Parke [22-4] vs Southern Wells[7-18]

SOUTHWESTERN (SHELBYVILLE)Bloomfield [11-13] vs Jac-Cen-Del [22-4]Indianapolis Tindley [19-6] vs IndianapolisLutheran [13-11]

SPRINGS VALLEYSouth Central (Elizabeth) [18-7] vsVincennes Rivet [22-3]Crothersville [19-8] vs Wood Memorial [24-1]

Regional pairings

Girls basketball sectionalchampionship scores

Hamilton Heights gave defending Class3A state championHeritage Christian allit could handle in thefinal of Sectional 24at Tipton Saturdaynight before falling35-28

The Huskies led12-10 after the firstquarter then theEagles came back totie the game at 22-allby halftime Heritagetook a 26-23 lead

after a low-scoring third quarter then wereable to maintain that lead in the fourth

Bayleigh Runner scored 10 points forthe Huskies including two 3-pointersAshton Runner added eight points andAna Collar scored seven in addition tograbbing six rebounds

Heights closed its season with a 15-10record The Huskies also finished the year

as the top defensive team in Classes 3A and4A holding their opponents to 3292 pointsper game

Heritage Christian35 Heights 28

Heights FG FT TP PFAna Collar 3-3 1-2 7 3Bayleigh Runner 2-9 4-4 10 2Ashton Runner 4-5 0-0 8 2Lauryn Wiley 0-0 1-2 1 1Sydney Griffey 0-0 0-0 0 0Peyton Dissett 0-0 0-0 0 0Abby Christiansen 0-0 0-0 0 0Lexi Branham 0-5 2-2 2 3Taylor Boyd 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 9-22 8-10 28 11Score by QuartersHeights 12 10 1 5 - 28Heritage 10 12 4 9 - 35Heights 3-point shooting (2-9) B Runner 2-6Branham 0-3Heights rebounds (11) Collar 5 A Runner 2Wiley 2 B Runner 1 Christiansen 1

Huskies fall to Heritagein Tipton final

A Runner

It was business as usual for the Carmelgirls swim team in Saturdays sectionalfinals which means that the Greyhoundshad their usual extraordinary performances

Carmel looking to add to its record of30 consecutive state championshipsdominated its own sectional The Houndswon the team title by scoring 583 points andalso qualified 25 of their 27 swims for nextFridays state preliminaries at the IUPUINatatorium

As it has done the previous two yearsCarmel swept all 11 swimming eventsTrude Rothrock was a double winner in the200 freestyle and butterfly events whileSammie Burchill won the individual medleyin a new sectional record time of 15958then followed that up with a victory in thebackstroke

Other winners for Carmel were GracePangburn in the 50 free Kelly Pash in the100 free Katie Dougherty in the 500 freeand Grace Estabrook in the backstroke TheGreyhounds winning relay teams featuredBurchill Estabrook Rothrock and Pangburnin the medley relay Pangburn RachelYoung Avery Williams and Alyssa Conleyin the 200 free relay and Kendra BowenCaroline Schultz Ashlyn Underhill andMorgan Grout in the 400 free relay)

Carmel finished 1-2-3 in almost everyswimming event It also got a fourth-placefinish from Emma Toomey in divingsending her on to the regional at HamiltonSoutheastern on Tuesday

Noblesville placed second in thesectional team standings and had a statequalifier in Alexa Akers The senior finishedunder the state cut time in the butterfly event(placing fourth) guaranteeing her a spot inthe state prelims Dayana Popa had theMillers best finish as she took second indiving and advanced to the regional

Westfield was third as a team and hadtwo state qualifiers Erin Verbrugge placedsecond in the backstroke making her theonly non-Carmel swimmer to finish in thetop three in an individual event

Verbrugge was well under the state cuttime in that event and also swam on the 200free relay which finished second with a cuttime as well Other members of that relayare Mia Herzog Kerry Effinger and LilyHunter

Hamilton Heights placed fourth and hadthe diving champion Senior Ivy Houserscored 52740 points to take the blue ribbonin that event

Guerin Catholic finished sixth as a teamThe Golden Eagles 200 free relay team ofCatalina Dunasky Emme Goetz ElizabethLewis and Danielle Hunckler placed fifth

Team scores Carmel 583 Noblesville 376Westfield 346 Hamilton Heights 203 Western148 Maconaquah 125 Guerin Catholic 110Northwestern 94 Eastern 87 Kokomo 78 Tipton67200 medley relay (state cut 14948)A Final 1 Carmel (Sammie Burchill GraceEstabrook Trude Rothrock Grace Pangburn)14484 2 Westfield (Molly Ruggles ErinVerbrugge Katherine Hand Mia Herzog) 149763 Noblesville (Brianna McBride Rachel TatAlexa Akers Jordan Wolfred) 15210 4 Heights(Rachel Sanqunetti Lucy Uhrick ClaireSloderbeck Lauren Sears) 15544 8 GuerinCatholic (Clare Cline Gwen Ronnau DanielleHunckler Emme Goetz) 20703200 freestyle (state cut 15299)A Final 1 Rothrock (C) 15040 2 EmmaNordin (C) 15221 3 Morgan Grout (C) 152714 Kerry Effinger (W) 15696 5 Gillian Cripe (N)15875 7 Brooke Haflich (N) 20297 8 TinaBerger (N) 20375B Final Ryleigh Poe (HH) 20489 11 KendallWilkes (W) 20579 12 Victoria Coy (W) 2075513 Ronnau (GC) 21013 14 Abby Maroney(GC) 21095 15 Allison Osborne (HH) 21134200 individual medley (state cut 20708)A Final 1 Burchill (C) 15958 new sectionalrecord 2 Kelly Pash (C) 20183 under oldsectional record 3 Katie Dougherty (C) 203564 Hand (W) 21087 5 Herzog (W) 21610 6McBride (N) 21760 7 Elizabeth Mulanax (N)21846 8 Sydney Ruggles (W) 21878B Final 9 Kyra Smythe (N) 22072 10Catalina Dunasky (GC) 22718 11 Uhrick (HH)2281250 freestyle (state cut 2418)A Final 1 Pangburn (C) 2349 2 AlyssaConley (C) 2373 3 Rachel Young (C) 2397 5Sloderbeck (HH) 2536 6 Lily Hunter (W) 25527 Sarah Hayes (N) 2606 8 Wolfred (N) 2631B Final 9 Julia Hawkins (W) 2590 11 Sears(HH) 2604 14 Rebecca Richardson (N) 265351 Lexi Hall (W) 2681One-meter diving (top four advance toregional)Finals 1 Ivy Houser (HH) 52740 2 DayanaPopa (N) 46510 4 Emma Toomey (C) 356705 Cecelia Germann (C) 32230 7 Kaya Mernitz(C) 30095 8 Bailey Haworth (HH) 29550 9Taylor Jackson (W) 29025 10 GabrielleSanburn (W) 28050 13 Caitlin Coy (HH) 2581014 Amanda Barker (W) 25600100 butterfly (state cut 5707)A Final 1 Rothrock (C) 5482 2 CarolineSchultz (C) 5527 3 Grout (C) 5643 4 Akers(N) 5697 5 M Ruggles (W) 5945 6 Hand (W)5983 7 Ava Wettrick (N) 10270B Final 9 Josie Griffin (N) 10470 10 SRuggles (W) 10487 11 Hunckler (GC) 10814100 freestyle (state cut 5242)A Final 1 Kelly Pash (C) 5022 2 AshlynUnderhill (C) 5191 3 Young (C) 5212 5Effinger (W) 5383 6 Cripe (N) 5480 7 Hayes(N) 5604B Final 9 Hunter (W) 5540 10 Sloderbeck(HH) 5577 11 Hawkins (W) 5691 13 Wolfred(N) 5766 14 Sears (HH) 5773

Sports 7

Carmel Fishers win county sends many to state

Photo by Bret Richardson

The Carmel girls swim team won its own sectional on Saturday once again in dominating fashion The Greyhounds qualified25 of 27 swims on to Fridayrsquos state preliminaries where they will try for a 31st consecutive state championship

Reporter photo by Richie Hall

Fishers won its sectional on Saturday after another battle with Hamilton Southeastern The Tigers qualified 16 swims for nextFridayrsquos state prelims

A total of 37 Hamilton County wrestlersqualified for the New Castle semi-stateSaturday after getting top four places at theirrespective regionals

At North Montgomery Carmel defendedits team regional championship edging outZionsville 139-135 to claim its third regionaltitle in four years The Greyhounds had fourindividual champions and will send 10wrestlers on to New Castle

Brendan Mattingly won the 106-poundchampionship with Kyle Holman taking the113-pound crown Adam Jerde triumphedat 126 with Jack Eiteljorge the champion at152 pounds

Hamilton Southeastern finished fourthas a team and will send eight to semi-stateAlec Jessop (at 182) and Joe Myren (at 220)each had the best finish for the Royals

placing as runners-up in their respectiveweight divisions

Westfield took sixth in the teamstandings and qualified five for New CastleAustin Dollens gave the Shamrocks achampionship placing first at 285

Fishers finished seventh as a team andwill have four wrestlers at semi-stateAlexander Strueder was the runner-up at 126pounds with Beau Wilbrandt second at 145

Over at Pendleton Heights Noblesvillefinished fourth as a team and qualified fivefor the New Castle semi-state The Millersqualifiers included two champions NickBrady at 113 and David Kitko at 152

Hamilton Heights placed seventh andwill send three to semi-state That includesClayton Cowan the champion at 145 pounds

Guerin Catholic finished 10th andqualified two for New Castle JT Lazzara

was second at 160 pounds with Korbin Laneplacing fourth at 145

AT NORTH MONTGOMERYTeam scores Carmel 139 Zionsville 135Lebanon 91 Hamilton Southeastern 88 NorthMontgomery 73 Westfield 71 Fishers 44Southmont 32 Attica 25 Fountain Central 18Frankfort 17 Clinton Central 14 Rockville 11106 pounds 1 Brendan Mattingly (C) 3Carson Eldred (W) 4 Reece Luhmann (HSE)113 pounds 1 Kyle Holman (C) 3 ReidHutson (W)120 pounds 3 Dominic Pecoraro (C) 4 BlakeForbes (HSE)126 pounds 1 Adam Jerde (C) 2 AlexanderStrueder (F) 4 Jacob Garcia (HSE)132 pounds 4 Jaren Tunstill (F)145 pounds 2 Beau Wilbrandt (F) 3 ChadSauder (C)152 pounds 1 Jack Eiteljorge (C) 3 KyleWagner (HSE) 4 Spencer Bischoff (F)160 pounds 2 Justin Miller (W)170 pounds 3 Joe Mazero (HSE) 4 LoganHart (C)

182 pounds 2 Alec Jessop (HSE) 4 BryceSharp (C)195 pounds 2 Liam Jagow (W)220 pounds 2 Joe Myren (HSE) 4 EricBoleman (C)285 pounds 1 Austin Dollens (W) 2 CraeKunkelman (HSE) 4 Jack Williams (C)

AT PENDLETON HEIGHTSTeam scores Cathedral 1975 Frankton 86North Central 825 Noblesville 78 LawrenceNorth 74 Lawrence Central 72 HamiltonHeights 50 Elwood 42 Pendleton Heights 41Guerin Catholic 22 Bishop Chatard 21 Lapel15 Alexandria 8 Anderson 8113 pounds 1 Nick Brady (N)126 pounds 3 Noah Long (N)132 pounds 3 Chris Loy (HH)138 pounds 2 Riley White (HH)145 pounds 1 Clayton Cowan (HH) 4 KorbinLane (GC)152 pounds 1 David Kitko (N)160 pounds 2 JT Lazzara (GC)182 pounds 4 Ashton Mills (N)220 pounds 2 Ryan Leslie (N)

8 Sports

Carmel wins at NM 37 wrestlers advance to semi-state

500 freestyle (state cut 50494)A Final 1 Dougherty (C) 45610 2 Nordin (C)50011 3 Morgan Miller (C) 50095 4Sanqunetti (HH) 51481 5 Berger (N) 526766 Poe (HH) 52964 7 Haflich (N) 53322 8Lauren Todd (W) 54028B Final Mulanax (N) 52838 10 Wilkes (W)53640 12 Lauren Rowe (W) 54397 14Maroney (GC) 55897 15 Cline (GC) 60284200 freestyle relay (state cut 13934)A Final 1 Carmel (Pangburn Young AveryWilliams A Conley) 13560 2 Westfield(Verbrugge Herzog Effinger Hunter) 13918 3Noblesville (Akers Hayes Wolfred Cripe)14228 5 Guerin Catholic (Dunasky GoetzElizabeth Lewis Hunckler) 15019B Final 11 Heights (Osborne Uhrick TiffanyWilliams Madi Hasler) 15541100 backstroke (state cut 5789)A Final 1 Burchill (C) 5484 2 Verbrugge (W)5668 3 Pangburn (C) 5679 4 Taylor Conley(C) 5777 5 Sanqunetti (HH) 5932 6 M Ruggles(W) 10004 7 Herzog (W) 10148 8 McBride(N) 10190B Final 9 Smythe (N) 10287 10 EmilyDeCocq (N) 10541 14 Osborne (HH) 1072316 Cline (GC) 10834100 breaststroke (state cut 10594)A Final 1 Estabrook (C) 10385 2 BrinleyBarton (C) 10619 3 Malak Hattab (C) 107145 Tat (N) 11091 6 Griffin (N) 11301 7Richardson (N) 11338 8 Hall (W) 11418B Final 9 Coy (W) 11466 10 Dunasky (GC)11703 11 Uhrick (HH) 11717 12 MadelineDiFlora (W) 11755 16 Ronnau (GC) 12151400 freestyle relay (state cut 33563)A Final 1 Carmel (Kendra Bowen SchultzUnderhill Grout) 32901 2 Westfield (EffingerHand Hunter Verbrugge) 33743 3 Noblesville(Hayes Haflich McBride Cripe) 34385 4Heights (Sloderbeck Poe Sears Sanqunetti)34505 6 Guerin Catholic (Goetz MaroneyRonnau Dunasky) 40098

Over at Fishers the Tigers emerged asthe sectional champion in yet another back-and-forth battle between Fishers andHamilton Southeastern

The Tigers scored 517 points just aheadof the Royals 494 Just as important bothteams qualified a nice number of swim forthe state prelims Fishers got 16 swims downto the Natatorium while HSE qualified 10

The Tigers won six events including adouble victory from Lauryn Parrish in the200 and 100 freestyles Madison Folta tookthe diving event Samantha Hietpas was the500 free champion Fishers 200 free relayteam of Amilia Nusbaum Ellen Fero KylaSrncik and Parrish triumphed in that eventas did the 400 free relay squad of NusbaumMorgan Booth Abigial Jahns and ParrishThe Tigers medley relay team placed thirdbut finished under the state cut time

Our medley relay really came throughsaid Fishers coach Jay Chambers We hada bunch of freshmen and untested people onthat although we had a couple senior leadersin the middle The freshmen did anoutstanding job on the beginning and on theend Getting the state cut in that that was apleasant surprise They had to drop aboutfive seconds to do that

Our free relays are really strong werereal happy Although the 200 free relay wasa little surprising Thats a good schoolrecord that they broke with someoutstanding Division I swimmers on it

Chambers was happy with his individualswimmers as well

We had so many nice fast swims andSoutheastern swam so well that they madeus swim fast in order to win the meet

The Royals opened the meet with a winin the medley relay with Abigail HarterMadison Kertin Hannah Pugh and SydneyKnurek racing to victory Harter afreshman would also win the backstrokewith Pugh taking first in the butterfly EmilyBarnes won the 50 freestyle

Southeastern also had three diversqualify for regionals Sarah Ballard HalliSiwik and Hannah VanTassel

I think Abby Harter is a rising star inthis sport and we had a lot of kids swimreally well said HSE coach AndyPedersen Emily Barnes Hannah Pughwere fantastic I dont know that Ive everseen a swimmer give as much as HannahTaylor gave today Its hard to even startmentioning names because there were somany good swims

Team scores Fishers 517 HamiltonSoutheastern 494 Pendleton Heights 279Yorktown 269 Oak Hill 223 Anderson 149Elwood 90 Marion 69 Lapel 13200 medley relay (state cut 14948)A Final 1 Southeastern (Abigail HarterMadison Kertin Hannah Pugh Sydney Knurek)14419 3 Fishers (Corinne Yorkman AllisonSperring Elizabeth Pfeifer Kyla Srncik) 14719200 freestyle (state cut 15299)A Final 1 Lauryn Parrish (F) 14898 2Hannah Taylor (HSE) 15216 3 Morgan Booth(F) 15401 4 Abigail Jahns (F) 15505 5Hannah Ballard (HSE) 15656 7 Kayleigh Witt(HSE) 15744200 individual medley (state cut 20708)A Final 1 Emily Weiss (Y) 20382 2 EmmaGillespie (F) 20628 3 Harter (HSE) 20659 4Savannah Kennedy (F) 20700 5 Pugh (HSE)20712 6 Yorkman (F) 20715 8 Audrey Lo(HSE) 2129650 freestyle (state cut 2418)A Final 1 Emily Barnes (HSE) 2362 2 AmiliaNusbaum (F) 2377 3 Knurek (HSE) 2381 4Srncik (F) 2416 7 Abby Taylor (HSE) 2451B Final 9 Ellen Fero (F) 2465One-meter diving (top four advance toregional)Finals 1 Madison Folta (F) 48575 2 SarahBallard (HSE) 44635 3 Halli Siwik (HSE)44480 4 Hannah VanTassel (HSE) 41855100 butterfly (state cut 5707)

A Final 1 Pugh (HSE) 5535 2 Nicole Rueff(F) 5606 4 Pfeifer (F) 5696 5 Kara Robeson(F) 5810 6 Kertin (HSE) 5964 7 Lo (HSE)10002100 freestyle (state cut 5242)A Final 1 Parrish (F) 5095 2 Nusbaum (F)5182 3 Barnes (HSE) 5230 5 Srncik (F)5287 6 Katie Mueller (HSE) 5351B Final 9 Bri Saple (HSE) 5398500 freestyle (state cut 50494)A Final 1 Samantha Hietpas (F) 45811 2Booth (F) 50131 3 Jahns (F) 50349 4 HTaylor (HSE) 50698 6 Sydney Miller (HSE)51634 7 Ballard (HSE) 51755200 freestyle relay (state cut 13934)A Final 1 Fishers (Nusbaum Fero SrncikParrish) 13485 2 Southeastern (Knurek ATaylor Barnes H Taylor) 13545100 backstroke (state cut 5789)A Final 1 Harter (HSE) 5647 3 Yorkman (F)5855 4 Megan Lugar (HSE) 5921 3 Witt(HSE) 5946 6 Robeson (F) 10057 7Kennedy (F) 10070100 breaststroke (state cut 10594)A Final 1 Weiss (Y) 10060 new sectionalrecord 3 Sperring (F) 10594 4 Miya Wai (F)10596 5 Gillespie (F) 10638 6 Kertin (HSE)10735 7 Victoria Vicory (HSE) 10773B Final 9 Ellie Pedersen (HSE) 11091400 freestyle relay (state cut 33563)

A Final 1 Fishers (Nusbaum Booth JahnsParrish) 32936 2 Southeastern (H TaylorKatie Mueller Knurek Barnes) 33113

University competed at the Zionsvillesectional scoring 58 points

The Trailblazers had two relays finishninth the team of Isabela Wise ReganHooker Macy Paton and Ella Eskenazi didthat in the medley and 400 freestyle relays

Team scores Zionsville 559 Harrison 356McCutcheon 2985 West Lafayette 2785Lebanon 201 Lafayette Jeff 161 LafayetteCentral Catholic 91 Frankfort 91 Clinton Central81 University 58200 medley relayB Final 9 University (Isabela Wise ReganHooker Macy Paton Ella Eskenazi) 22224100 butterflyB Final 15 Hooker 11482200 freestyle relayB Final 10 University (Paton Wise CaitlinClark Eskenazi) 20903100 breaststrokeB Final 11 Hooker 11928400 freestyle relayB Final 9 University (Paton Wise HookerEskenazi) 43326


Noblesvillersquos Alexa Akers qualified for the state preliminaries after beating the state cut time in the butterfly

SWIM From Page 7

Hamilton Heightsrsquo Lucy Uhrick placed 11th in the individual medley

Its getting to be a habit for theNoblesville boys basketball team thiswinning tough games thing

Its also a good habit to have The Millerswon their second consecutive gameSaturday afternoon defeating MountVernon 34-32 at The Mill This victory cameless than 48 hours after Noblesville wonanother screamer over Brownsburg by thesame two-point margin

Once again the Millers showedtoughness and determination in the finalminutes of a game doing whatever they hadto do to get the job done

I think were playing exactly the waywe need to play to win said Noblesvillecoach Brian McCauley And Im proud ofour guys for being intelligent and beingresilient being tough Theyve been winnersand Im proud of that

In order to win the Millers had to holdoff a furious charge by the MaraudersNoblesville led 30-20 early in the fourthquarter reaching that 10-point advantageafter Rico Duncan hit a 3-pointer

Meanwhile the Millers defense wasdoing a number on Mount Vernon and thatkept the visitors score at 20 for most of thethird quarter and well into the fourth TheMarauders finally broke out of that scorelesswindow when James McCloud made a layinaround the 515 mark

But that got Mount Vernon going and itused a pair of 3-pointers and a couple freethrows to tie the game up at 30-30 with twominutes left Duncan gave Noblesville thelead back when he made two foul shots ofhis own with 147 left

A couple of possessions later theMarauders tied the game again whenMcCloud scored a rebound basket with 413seconds left But the Millers answered withNolan Ginther making a layin with 54seconds left and making it a two-point gameagain

McCauley said Ginthers basket was allabout fundamentals - jump stop got theguy off-balance and then used thebackboard for the game winner said thecoach So Im proud of him for that

But - just like in the Brownsburg game- Noblesville had a couple fouls to give TheMillers quickly fouled Mount Vernon tostop the clock with 38 seconds left TheMarauders inbounded again but this timeinstead of a foul Noblesville caused a

deflection Duncan then grabbed the balland was able to hold on to it until the clockran out

He was trying to foul said McCauleyWe were being physical Fortunately wegot a deflection there

It was a defensive game as evidencedby the first quarter of 6-5 The Millers werethe leaders after one Ginther scored fourpoints and Corby Mertens added two more

Mount Vernon got going in the secondperiod leading 18-11 late in the quarterbefore a jump shot cut that advantage to18-13 and that would be the halftime scoreIt would also be the beginning of an 8-0Noblesville run with the Millers scoring theother six points of that run to begin thesecond half

With that an 18-11 second-quarterdeficit became a 19-18 third-quarter leadGinther scored another four points withMertens making a layin as well TheMarauders briefly got the lead back with aLogan Smith basket but Duncan answeredwith a layin That made the score 21-20 andwhile Noblesville would be tied thosecouple times in the fourth quarter it wouldnever trail again

Noblesville outscored Mount Vernon14-2 in the third period

I thought our third quarter wasphenomenal said McCauley

Mertens scored 13 points with Gintheradding 10 points and pulling nine reboundsDuncan finished with nine points

The Millers are now 9-9 and play atArsenal Tech next Saturday

Noblesville 34Mount Vernon 32

Noblesville FG FT TP PFRico Duncan 3-7 2-2 9 2Corby Mertens 5-7 3-4 13 3Max Flinchum 1-5 0-0 2 0Grant Gremel 0-2 0-0 0 2Nolan Ginther 4-4 2-2 10 1Nick Mills 0-0 0-0 0 1Xavier Hines 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 13-25 7-8 34 9Score by QuartersMount Vernon 5 13 2 12 - 32Noblesville 6 7 14 7 - 34Noblesville 3-point shooting (1-6) Duncan 1-2Flinchum 0-2 Gremel 0-1 Mertens 0-1Noblesville rebounds (15) Ginther 9 Duncan 2Gremel 2 Mertens 1 team 1

Millers win another close one

Hamilton Southeastern picked up anall-county andHoosier CrossroadsConference win onSaturday beatingWestfield 75-64 at theRoyals gym

The Shamrocksled 20-18 after thefirst quarter but HSEtook control in thesecond periodgaining a 33-26 leadby halftimeSoutheastern stretchedtheir advantage to 50-

39 after three quartersZach Gunn drained three 3-pointers on

his way to 24 points He was joined indouble figures by Jack Davidsons 19 pointsand Noah Smiths 10 Smith also led therebounding with six boards while Gunn andAaron Etherington both had five Smith alsodished out six assists

Westfields Ian Kristensen led all scorerswith 29 points and also grabbed sevenrebounds Jonah Welch scored 12 pointswhile Josh Van Dyke scored 11 and also

had two assists and two steals AaronBennett scored eight points

Both teams are back in action onTuesday The Royals (15-4 4-1) host NewCastle while the Shamrocks (4-12 0-6)travel to Harrison

Southeastern 75Westfield 64

Southeastern FG FT TP PFNick Bowman 1-2 0-0 2 2Austin Holzum 1-2 0-0 3 1Chaz Birchfield 0-0 0-0 0 1Aaron Shank 0-1 0-0 0 1Aaron Etherington 3-8 1-2 9 2Jerron Bond 0-0 0-0 0 1Conner Rotterman 3-6 1-1 8 1Jack Davidson 5-7 7-8 19 3Noah Smith 4-5 2-3 10 2Zach Gunn 8-9 5-9 24 2Totals 25-40 16-23 75 16Score by QuartersWestfield 20 6 13 25 - 64Southeastern 18 15 17 25 - 75Southeastern 3-point shooting (9-17) Gunn 3-4Etherington 2-4 Davidson 2-3 Holzum 1-2Rotterman 1-2 Bowman 0-1 Smith 0-1Southeastern rebounds (26) Smith 6Etherington 5 Gunn 5 Rotterman 4 Holzum 2Bowman 1 Birchfield 1 Davidson 1 team 1Westfield stats were not available at press time

Jack DavidsonSoutheastern

Sheridan won a tough game on Saturdaybeating North Miami52-48 at HobbsGymnasium

The BlackhawksBlackhawks trailed12-10 after the firstquarter but workedtheir way back to a20-20 tie by halftimeSheridan led 32-30after three quarters

Cameron Weitzelthrew in four 3-pointers on his way to

18 points while Nicholas Burnell scored 14points Burnell and Aiden Roaten eachgrabbed six rebounds and Weitzel collectedfive boards Drake Delph handed out eightassists

Sheridan is now 8-11 and travels to

Carroll on Friday

Sheridan 52 NorthMiami 48

Sheridan FG FT TP PFJack Waitt 2-7 0-1 5 2Drake Delph 0-4 1-2 1 2Sean Weitzel 0-2 1-2 1 1Tommy Glidden 2-3 0-0 6 0Cameron Weitzel 4-9 6-6 18 0Aiden Roaten 2-3 1-3 5 3Nicholas Burnell 6-10 2-4 14 1Tanner Swindle 1-2 0-0 2 2Totals 17-40 11-18 52 11Score by QuartersNorth Miami 12 8 10 18 - 43Sheridan 10 10 12 20 - 52Sheridan 3-point shooting (7-18) C Weitzel 4-8Glidden 2-2 Waitt 1-3 Delph 0-2 S Weitzel 0-2Sheridan rebounds (24) Roaten 6 Burnell 6 CWeitzel 5 Delph 3 Waitt 2 S Weitzel 1Swindle 1

Royals beat Shamrocksin all-county game

C Weitzel

lsquoHawks get past North Miami

Allenrsquos season highs leadPacers to sixth straight win

By WHEAT HOTCHKISSCourtesy nbacompacersEven an injury to a key starter couldnt

slow down the streaking Indiana PacersStarting power forward Thaddeus

Young was in street clothes on Saturdaynight nursing a sprained shooting wristsustained in the fourth quarter of Fridayswin in Brooklyn

But Lavoy Allen Youngs replacementin the starting lineup set season highs with18 points and 11 rebounds to lead Indiana(28-22) to a 105-84 victory over Detroit(23-28)

It was the sixth straight win for thePacers who are now officially on theirlongest winning streak of the season

Allen celebrating his 28th birthdaywas 8-for-14 from the field and collectedfive offensive boards while recording hisfirst double-double of the season

Youve just got to be ready to playAllen said I know all my teammates Iknow their tendencies so no matter whoIm on the floor with I know how to playmy role

He was huge for us All-Star forwardPaul George added He kept a lot of playsalive (we) got a lot of second-chanceopportunities from him And offensivelyhe was confident shooting the midrangethe pick-and-pop and finishing at the rim

George led all scorers with 21 pointsand four assists knocking down 9-of-14shots

The first quarter was a back-and-forthaffair featuring six ties and eight leadchanges Paul George scored nine pointsin the period for Indiana but TobiasHarris jumper with 53 seconds left gaveDetroit a 32-30 lead heading into thesecond

The game remained close all the wayup until halftime but the Pacers openedup a modest lead when Jeff Teague reeledoff six unanswered points in a 53-secondspan midway through the second quarter

But the Pistons eventually erased thatdeficit tying the game on Jon Leuersfastbreak layup with 467 secondsremaining For the second straight quarterthe Pistons buried a contested jumper totake the lead in the final seconds this timeon Marcus Morris 3-pointer with 39seconds remaining

Midway through the third quarter thePacers put together a 12-0 run to take thefirst double-digit lead of the game Allenscored six points during that stretch whichultimately gave the hosts a 78-65 lead with321 left in the period

One stop after another just fueled usGeorge said Getting those stops it fueledus energy-wise We were the hometeamIt felt like their energy was kind ofdrained so we just kept our foot on (thegas)

The Pistons trimmed the deficit toeight points in the opening seconds of thefourth quarter but Al Jeffersons layupwith 1012 to play pushed the margin backto double digits and Detroit neverseriously threatened the rest of the way

Indiana has won each of its first threemeetings with the Pistons so far thisseason The Pacers won in Detroit on Dec17 and Jan 3 The two teams concludetheir regular season series with anothergame at The Fieldhouse on March 8

In addition to George and Allen fourother Pacers players scored in doublefigures Teague had 13 points and sevenassists Myles Turner CJ Miles and AlJefferson all also had 13 points for theBlue amp Gold

Morris led the Pistons with 19 pointssix rebounds and four assists Leuer added15 points and Andre Drummond had 13points and nine boards in the loss

The Pacers continue a three-gamehomestand on Monday night against theOklahoma City Thunder Both Young andRodney Stuckey (sprained right ankle)could return to the lineup for that game

Thank you for readingthe Reporter

Reporter photo by Kent Graham

Noblesvillersquos Rico Duncan scored nine points and made a steal with just secondsleft to secure a 34-32 win for the Millers over Mount Vernon Saturday afternoon

Sports 9

Puzzles

Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBBoston 32 18 640 -Toronto 30 21 588 25New York 22 30 421 110Philadelphia 18 32 360 140Brooklyn 9 41 180 230Southeast W L PCT GBWashington 30 20 600 -Atlanta 30 21 588 05Charlotte 23 28 451 75Miami 21 30 412 95Orlando 20 33 377 115Central W L PCT GBCleveland 34 15 694 -Indiana 28 22 560 65Chicago 25 26 490 100Detroit 23 28 451 120Milwaukee 22 28 440 125

Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 32 19 627 -Oklahoma City 29 22 569 30Denver 22 28 440 95Portland 22 29 431 100Minnesota 19 32 373 130Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 39 11 780 -Houston 37 17 685 40Memphis 31 22 585 95Dallas 20 30 400 190New Orleans 19 32 373 205Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 43 8 843 -LA Clippers 31 19 620 115Sacramento 20 31 392 230LA Lakers 17 36 321 270Phoenix 16 35 314 270

NBA standingsSaturdayrsquos scores

Washington 105 New Orleans 91Atlanta 113 Orlando 86Indiana 105 Detroit 84

Miami 125 Philadelphia 102Cleveland 111 New York 104

Utah 105 Charlotte 98Milwaukee 137 Phoenix 112San Antonio 121 Denver 97Memphis 107 Minnesota 99

Sacramento 109 Golden State 106 OT

Solutions are located on Page 4

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JenniferJennifer

NEW PRICE





317-408-5548



317-408-5548


317-773-2769



765-365-2316



Westfield IN 46074

4 Puzzles




Sports 5






























6 Sports








CLASS 4ALAPORTE



DECATUR CENTRAL








CLASS 2AWINAMAC





CLASS 1ACASTON





Regional pairings











A Runner












Sports 7




















8 Sports





















SWIM From Page 7







































Carroll on Friday




C Weitzel

























Sports 9

Puzzles















10

4 Puzzles




Sports 5






























6 Sports








CLASS 4ALAPORTE



DECATUR CENTRAL








CLASS 2AWINAMAC





CLASS 1ACASTON





Regional pairings











A Runner












Sports 7




















8 Sports





















SWIM From Page 7







































Carroll on Friday




C Weitzel

























Sports 9

Puzzles








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Sports 5






























6 Sports








CLASS 4ALAPORTE



DECATUR CENTRAL








CLASS 2AWINAMAC





CLASS 1ACASTON





Regional pairings











A Runner












Sports 7




















8 Sports





















SWIM From Page 7







































Carroll on Friday




C Weitzel

























Sports 9

Puzzles















10

6 Sports








CLASS 4ALAPORTE



DECATUR CENTRAL








CLASS 2AWINAMAC





CLASS 1ACASTON





Regional pairings











A Runner












Sports 7




















8 Sports





















SWIM From Page 7







































Carroll on Friday




C Weitzel

























Sports 9

Puzzles















10












Sports 7




















8 Sports





















SWIM From







































Carroll on Friday




C Weitzel

























Sports 9

Puzzles















10















8 Sports





















SWIM From Page 7







































Carroll on Friday




C Weitzel

























Sports 9

Puzzles















10






































Carroll on Friday




C Weitzel

























Sports 9

Puzzles















10

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