Wednesday January 18 2017Sheridan Noblesville Cicero Arcadia Atlanta Carmel Fishers Westfield

Vol 4 No 11Mostly cloudy today partly cloudytonight

TODAYrsquoS WEATHER

HIGH 42 LOW 32

By STEVE COOKENoblesville Deputy MayorCity leaders and staff work hard to enhance their

communityrsquos quality of life forresidents But ldquoqualityrdquo meansdifferent things for different people Itcould mean parks trails and lakes Itcould mean schools jobs and roads Itcould mean the arts festivals andrecreational sports In truth ndash itrsquos allof these things

Thatrsquos why Hamilton County is sodesirable a place to live and work Wehave it all

But there is one example of quality not mentioned abovendash and that trumps all others While our amenities serve toattract more businesses and residents to Hamilton Countythere is no greater measure of quality than public safety

The critical work of our police departments to preventcrime and protect our residents enables cities to focus onnew attractions and initiatives that contribute to our overallquality of life Thankfully elected officials in HamiltonCounty understand that public safety is priority number oneand continue to devote significant resources to ensure ourlevel of safety is maintained

Within the ranks of the Noblesville Police DepartmentChief Kevin Jowitt and his command team are makingstrategic changes to become more efficient and effective at

building better community relations delivering services andpreventing crimes

Here are some highlights of these changes coming in2017 that highlight the needs of a modern law enforcementorganization

NPD will continue to split its traditional 12-hour shiftsHowever the department will soon institute a new tacticalshift that allocates more personnel to the busiest call-timesand match this higher workload

With continuing retirements and promotions NPD isdeveloping several new lieutenants and sergeants as well as12 new officers who are joining the ranks In addition four

Noblesville Police incorporates new strategies for crime prevention

The Hamilton County Sheriffrsquos Office is now accepting applications for the position of Merit Deputy Sheriff Starting salary is$46494 with lateral transfers considered on an individual basis according to county policy Those interested should visit the SheriffrsquosOffice website (httpwwwhamiltoncountyingov595Recruitment) to view minimum qualifications and benefits as well as to completea pre-employment application Additional information along with testing information will be sent to those submitting the pre-employmentapplication

Pre-employment applications for the position of Merit Deputy Sheriff must be received at the Hamilton County Sheriffrsquos Office nolater than Thursday February 16 2017 at 400PM The Physical Agility Test and the Written Exam are scheduled for Saturday February18 Questions concerning the selection process may be addressed to patroladminhamiltoncountyingov

Hamilton County is an Equal Opportunity Employer and encourages all those who meet the minimum qualifications to apply

Hamilton County now acceptingapplications for Merit Deputy Sheriff

Enjoy an evening of fine dining andsupport local authors duringthe Authors in the Attic event from 5 to9 pm on Friday Feb 3 at The VilleRestaurant in downtown Noblesville

Book signing and sales will take placeupstairs at the restaurants location of 101N 10th St Noblesville

Authors in theAttic at TheVille Feb 3

State Sen Luke Kenley(R-Noblesville left) joinsrepresentatives of theUSS Indiana Commis-sioning Committee andState Sen AaronFreeman (R-Indianapolissecond from the right) tohonor the USS IndianaKenley authored SenateConcurrent Resolution 3which honors the com-mittee for building andmaintaining a relationshipbetween Hoosiers andthe USS Indiana navalvessel The USS Indianais a fast attack nuclearsubmarine and is thefirst Navy vessel in 70years to bear the Indiananame

Kenley authors resolution honoring USS IndianaPhoto provided

News2

officers were added due to the change in thetrash ordinance in 2016 and two newofficers for 2017 were approved in thebudget process in October

This increased hiring will help NPDaccomplish its goals from the most recentstrategic plan by developing data-drivencrime reduction and targeted enforcementprograms

The two new data-driven positionscoming to NPD include a civilian crimeanalyst who will look at what crimes havealready happened and a crime intelligenceofficer who will gather and analyzeincoming tips and new information thatNPD can then use to combat this crime

NPD also will create a new problem-oriented policing unit These four officerswill no longer respond to standard radiocalls Instead they will focus on a singleissue at a time If a neighborhood isexperiencing a rash of car break-ins thisunit will have the time and resources to fullyinvestigate the matter and resolve it morequickly because the officers wonrsquot be pulledaway for radio calls

One of the best ways to fight crime isencouraging active citizens to work togetherwith our police ndash which is easier toaccomplish when citizens know the personbehind the badge

Therefore NPD will apply a newldquodistrict modelrdquo of patrolling that will alsoserve to improve community relationsNoblesville will be divided into three areaswith officers assigned to a specific area forone year where they can better connect withresidents on a more personal level At thesame time they are able to gather insightson trends in crime for that area that theymight not pick up otherwise through lessfrequent patrols

In Noblesville we are blessed with anoutstanding police department comprised ofhighly trained officers who care for their cityand its residents But the police are not alonein this effort It takes an entire communityworking together to ensure the safety of ourneighbors and visitors

I commend Chief Jowitt his commandteam and all NPD officers for making thesechanges With new patrol shifts and routesnew data-driven and problem-oriented unitswith improved crime-fighting techniquesNoblesville will continue to be the qualitycommunity that we and others want to callhome

Until next time see you on the square

COOKEFrom Page 1

From Jan 5-7 the Noblesville IvyTech Community College welcomed196 homeschool competitors fromsix states The region qualifyingtournament was sponsored by TheNational Christian Forensics andCommunication Association(NCFCA)

The event featured two types ofdebate speech categories and ajunior tournament for elementarycompetitors Students competed forspots to the regional invitational thatwill be held in May in Illinois Thecommunity answered the call toserve as judges with over 100individuals filling some of the 400judge slots needed Area businessesalso made contributions to help feedboth judges and staff Thetournament coordinators would liketo thank both Ivy Tech and theNoblesville community for theirsupport

Noblesville Ivy Tech hosts NCFCAregion qualifying tournament

Members of the Quo Vadis Speech and Debate Club - Back row Catelyn BraggCory Honegger Courtney BraggChelsea Todd Josiah Gottfried Maciah GottfriedFront row Kenzee Wallpe Anna Hargitt Emma Todd Josiah Todd Troy Honeggerand Jediah Gottfried

Photo provided

Here are the Hamilton East PublicLibrary items lists for the week of Jan 162017

New Adult Fiction Books1 The Sleepwalker A novel by ChrisBohjalian2 Expecting to Die by Lisa Jackson3 Recluce Tales Stories from the World ofRecluce by LE Modesitt Jr4 The mistress A novel by Danielle Steel5 The Dangerous Ladies Affair by MarciaMuller6 Below the Belt by Stuart Woods7 The Final Day by William R Forstchen8 The House Husband by James Patterson9 The Guests on South Battery by KarenWhite10 Dead Mans Steel The Grim Companyby Luke Scull

New Adult Nonfiction Books1 AAA Road Atlas 2017 Canada UnitedStates Mexico by American AutomobileAssociation2 Hank The Short Life and Long CountryRoad of Hank Williams by Mark Ribowsky3 Java Programming for AndroidDevelopers by Barry A Burd4 Mind+machine A Decision Model forOptimizing and Implementing Analytics byMarc Vollenweider5 Tools of Titans The Tactics Routinesand Habits of Billionaires Icons and World-Class Performers by Timothy Ferriss6 The Undoing Project A Friendship thatChanged our Minds by Michael Lewis

7 Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2016Unleashed by Marc J Wolenik8 Fly-Fishing Soft-Hackles NymphsEmergers and Dry Flies by Allen McGee9 Fodors New York City by Eugene Fodor10 Fodors Paris by Eugene Fodor

New DVDs1 Jason Bourne2 The Doctor Blake Mysteries Season three3 Denial4 Blair Witch5 The Birth of a Nation6 Close to the Enemy7 Dog Eat Dog8 Fear the Walking Dead The completesecond season9 Florence Foster Jenkins

10 Rectify The complete third season

New Music CDs1 Acoustic Christmas by Neil Diamond2 The Christmas album by BerlinerPhilharmoniker3 Christmas Together by Garth Brooks4 The Greatest Gift of All by Rascal Flatts5 Gunslinger by Garth Brooks6 Starboy by Weeknd7 Tennessee Christmas by Amy Grant8 The Weight of these Wings by MirandaLambert9 The Accountant Original motion picturesoundtrack by Mark Isham10 Arrival Original motion picturesoundtrack by Joacutehann Joacutehannsson

Hamilton East Public Library lists

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HometownNewspaper

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317-408-5548

EmailHamiltonconorthreporterhotmailcom

Publisher Jeff JellisonHamiltonconorthreporterhotmailcom

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Mailing AddressPO Box190

Westfield IN 46074

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3 months $186 months $341 Year $68

Daily Email Edition6 months $251 Year $50

He that hath ears to hear let him hear

- Matthew 1115

50 Years AgoNews The weatherman predicts temperatures to 10 below tonight Partof winters worst blizzard ramming the upper Midwest crossed intocentral Indiana Monday nightSports Noblesville has been invited to join a proposed IndianaElementary Athletic Conference which will at least for the presentinclude competition in youth tackle footballAd James Deering 1-Hour Cleaners ndash Free kerosene lamp with anyincoming $500 dry cleaning order

3Obituaries

Chad Smith

August 20 1971 - January 15 2017

Chad Smith 45 of Westfield passed away on the morning of Sunday January 152017 at Riverview Health in Noblesville He was born on August 201971 in New Smyrna Beach Florida

Chad was a truck driver for American Equipment in IndianapolisHe enjoyed fishing his dog Dryfus rock amp country music and hada passion for cooking He loved partaking of his creations the spicierthe better He was a gardener raising peppers tomatoes and garlicChad was a great communicator possessed a glowing personality andsometimes had an inappropriate sense of humor He will be missedby all who knew and loved him

Chad is survived by his mother Jan Smith daughter Cala MSmith granddaughter Kameryn Kelly twin daughters Avery amp Madysen Smith siblingsBrad (Tina) Smith Amanda (Lance) Reger and Shawn Smith several nieces amp nephewsand his uncle Vembert (Lois) Smith In addition to his father Gene who passed awayMay 25 2014 he was preceded in death by his grandparents Cas amp Francis Smith

Services will be held at 600 pm on Friday January 20 2017 at Randall amp RobertsFuneral Center 1685 Westfield Road in Noblesville with visitation from 400 pm to thetime of service Pastor Tom Fisher will officiate Burial will be at Eagle Creek Cemeteryin Westfield at a later date

Memorial contributions may be made to Suburban North Club PO Box 461Noblesville IN 46061

Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom

Isabelle Haverstick Harger

July 20 1912 - January 14 2017

Isabelle Haverstick Harger age 104 passed away in Noblesville IN on SaturdayJanuary 14 2017 She was born to John G and Chloe (Wright)Haverstick on July 20 1912 on the Haverstick family farm east ofNoblesville now known as Stony Creek Farm She graduated fromNoblesville High School in 1929 and attended DePauw Universityuntil she married William Theodore Harger on November 13 1931

An active community leader her service included president of theactive and associate chapters of Noblesville Tri-Kappa instrumentalin initiating kindergarten in the Noblesville Schools founding memberof the Boys and Girls Club Auxiliary founding member and firstchairman of the Riverview Hospital Chaplaincy Program foundingmember of the Riverview Hospital Auxiliary Board chairman of the

Riverview Hospital Gray Ladies member of Daughters of the American Revolution(DAR) and an active member of Noblesville First United Methodist Church In 2010 shewas recognized at Riverview Hospital for 50 years of service as a hospital volunteer andhonored by serving as Co-Grand Marshall of the Noblesville July 4th Parade

Surviving are her children Nancy Ten Cate of Noblesville IN Susannah (Dr JamesC) Dillon of Carmel IN and James T (Juanita) Harger of Noblesville IN grandchildrenDebbie Ten Cate Ballard of Greenfield IL Sarah Ten Cate of San Antonio TX John D(Karen) Ten Cate of Carmel IN Dr William C (Sally) Dillon of Prospect KY John CDillon of Brownsburg IN Matthew C (Ammie) Dillon of Carmel IN Barbara Harger(Stan) Lotridge of Plano TX and Marla Harger (Fred) Thompson of Carmel IN 15great-grandchildren one great-great grandchild She was preceded in death by her husbandof 63 years William T Harger who passed in 1994

The funeral will be held at 1100 am on Saturday January 21 2017 at First UnitedMethodist Church 2051 Monument St Noblesville IN Visitation will be 400 pm to 700pm on Friday January 20 2017 at Randall amp Roberts Funeral Home 1150 Logan Streetin Noblesville

The family suggests memorial contributions be made to Boys and Girls Club ofNoblesville 1448 Conner Street Noblesville IN 46060 or Noblesville First UnitedMethodist Church 2051 Monument Street Noblesville IN 46060

William ldquoBillrdquo Waggoner

August 30 1922 - January 14 2017

William ldquoBillrdquo Waggoner 94 of Carmel went home to be with his Lord and SaviorJesus Christ on January 14 2017 He was born on August 30 1922the son of SF and Sylvia Waggoner

He was a 1940 graduate of Northside High School in Fort WayneBill was a Navy veteran of WWII having served on a MinesweeperBill was an ardent fan of the Cincinnati Reds Indianapolis Colts andthe Pacers

In addition to his parents Bill was preceded in death by his wifeIlene Jane sister LaVonne brothers Dick and Jack

Survivors include daughter Linda (Gary) grandchildren Heather(Brock) Pamela (Ryan) great-grandchildren Lily and Beck

Family and friends will gather on Tuesday January 17 2017 at 5 pm with the funeralservice beginning at 7 pm in Bussell Family Funerals Carmel-Westfield Burial will takeplace in Concordia Cemetery Gardens in Fort Wayne

Please visit wwwbussellfamilyfuneralscom to share a memory and read Billrsquoscomplete obituary

An additional obituary appears on Page 4

Contact us

Hamiltonconorthreporterhotmailcom

Hamilton CountyReporter

Contact InformationPhone

317-408-5548

EmailHamiltonconorthreporterhotmailcom

Publisher Jeff JellisonHamiltonconorthreporterhotmailcom

317-408-5548

Editor Don JellisonHoosiermabaaolcom

317-773-2769

Sports Editor Richie HallRhall1977gmailcomTwitter Richie_Hall

Web Addresswwwhc-reportercom

Mailing AddressPO Box190

Westfield IN 46074

Subscripton InformationPrint Edition

3 months $186 months $341 Year $68

Daily Email Edition6 months $251 Year $50

He that hath ears to hear let him hear

- Matthew 1115

50 Years AgoNews The weatherman predicts temperatures to 10 below tonight Partof winters worst blizzard ramming the upper Midwest crossed intocentral Indiana Monday nightSports Noblesville has been invited to join a proposed IndianaElementary Athletic Conference which will at least for the presentinclude competition in youth tackle footballAd James Deering 1-Hour Cleaners ndash Free kerosene lamp with anyincoming $500 dry cleaning order

3Obituaries

Chad Smith

August 20 1971 - January 15 2017

Chad Smith 45 of Westfield passed away on the morning of Sunday January 152017 at Riverview Health in Noblesville He was born on August 201971 in New Smyrna Beach Florida

Chad was a truck driver for American Equipment in IndianapolisHe enjoyed fishing his dog Dryfus rock amp country music and hada passion for cooking He loved partaking of his creations the spicierthe better He was a gardener raising peppers tomatoes and garlicChad was a great communicator possessed a glowing personality andsometimes had an inappropriate sense of humor He will be missedby all who knew and loved him

Chad is survived by his mother Jan Smith daughter Cala MSmith granddaughter Kameryn Kelly twin daughters Avery amp Madysen Smith siblingsBrad (Tina) Smith Amanda (Lance) Reger and Shawn Smith several nieces amp nephewsand his uncle Vembert (Lois) Smith In addition to his father Gene who passed awayMay 25 2014 he was preceded in death by his grandparents Cas amp Francis Smith

Services will be held at 600 pm on Friday January 20 2017 at Randall amp RobertsFuneral Center 1685 Westfield Road in Noblesville with visitation from 400 pm to thetime of service Pastor Tom Fisher will officiate Burial will be at Eagle Creek Cemeteryin Westfield at a later date

Memorial contributions may be made to Suburban North Club PO Box 461Noblesville IN 46061

Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom

Isabelle Haverstick Harger

July 20 1912 - January 14 2017

Isabelle Haverstick Harger age 104 passed away in Noblesville IN on SaturdayJanuary 14 2017 She was born to John G and Chloe (Wright)Haverstick on July 20 1912 on the Haverstick family farm east ofNoblesville now known as Stony Creek Farm She graduated fromNoblesville High School in 1929 and attended DePauw Universityuntil she married William Theodore Harger on November 13 1931

An active community leader her service included president of theactive and associate chapters of Noblesville Tri-Kappa instrumentalin initiating kindergarten in the Noblesville Schools founding memberof the Boys and Girls Club Auxiliary founding member and firstchairman of the Riverview Hospital Chaplaincy Program foundingmember of the Riverview Hospital Auxiliary Board chairman of the

Riverview Hospital Gray Ladies member of Daughters of the American Revolution(DAR) and an active member of Noblesville First United Methodist Church In 2010 shewas recognized at Riverview Hospital for 50 years of service as a hospital volunteer andhonored by serving as Co-Grand Marshall of the Noblesville July 4th Parade

Surviving are her children Nancy Ten Cate of Noblesville IN Susannah (Dr JamesC) Dillon of Carmel IN and James T (Juanita) Harger of Noblesville IN grandchildrenDebbie Ten Cate Ballard of Greenfield IL Sarah Ten Cate of San Antonio TX John D(Karen) Ten Cate of Carmel IN Dr William C (Sally) Dillon of Prospect KY John CDillon of Brownsburg IN Matthew C (Ammie) Dillon of Carmel IN Barbara Harger(Stan) Lotridge of Plano TX and Marla Harger (Fred) Thompson of Carmel IN 15great-grandchildren one great-great grandchild She was preceded in death by her husbandof 63 years William T Harger who passed in 1994

The funeral will be held at 1100 am on Saturday January 21 2017 at First UnitedMethodist Church 2051 Monument St Noblesville IN Visitation will be 400 pm to 700pm on Friday January 20 2017 at Randall amp Roberts Funeral Home 1150 Logan Streetin Noblesville

The family suggests memorial contributions be made to Boys and Girls Club ofNoblesville 1448 Conner Street Noblesville IN 46060 or Noblesville First UnitedMethodist Church 2051 Monument Street Noblesville IN 46060

William ldquoBillrdquo Waggoner

August 30 1922 - January 14 2017

William ldquoBillrdquo Waggoner 94 of Carmel went home to be with his Lord and SaviorJesus Christ on January 14 2017 He was born on August 30 1922the son of SF and Sylvia Waggoner

He was a 1940 graduate of Northside High School in Fort WayneBill was a Navy veteran of WWII having served on a MinesweeperBill was an ardent fan of the Cincinnati Reds Indianapolis Colts andthe Pacers

In addition to his parents Bill was preceded in death by his wifeIlene Jane sister LaVonne brothers Dick and Jack

Survivors include daughter Linda (Gary) grandchildren Heather(Brock) Pamela (Ryan) great-grandchildren Lily and Beck

Family and friends will gather on Tuesday January 17 2017 at 5 pm with the funeralservice beginning at 7 pm in Bussell Family Funerals Carmel-Westfield Burial will takeplace in Concordia Cemetery Gardens in Fort Wayne

Please visit wwwbussellfamilyfuneralscom to share a memory and read Billrsquoscomplete obituary

An additional obituary appears on Page 4

Contact us

Hamiltonconorthreporterhotmailcom

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Michelle lsquoMikkirsquo Denise Lightfoot

May 9 1961 - January 13 2017

Michelle lsquoMikkirsquo Denise Lightfoot 55 of Noblesville passed away on Friday January13 2017 at IU Health North Hospital in Carmel She was born on May9 1961 in Noblesville Indiana

Michelle was a 1979 graduate of Noblesville High School andretired in 1995 from International Multi Foods in Noblesville Sheattended Life Church in Fishers and was active in the PTO at DurbinElementary She loved to volunteer and serve others in HamiltonCounty and enjoyed playing Euchre

She is survived by her husband of 29 years Bill Lightfoot whomshe married in December 1987 daughter Katie (fianceacute Stuart Luzader)Lightfoot two sisters Jacki (Jeff) Schrader and Gayle (Mick) Evans

mother-in-law Carolyn Mallery mother Sara J (Mustin) Grider and a fur baby MollyShe was preceded in death by her father Howard F Young and her other fur baby

LucyA Celebration of Life service will be held at 1030 am on Saturday January 21 2017 at

Life Church 9820 East 141st Street in Fishers with visitation beginning at 930 am priorto the service Pastor Josh Sousa will officiate

Memorial contributions may be made to Life Church 9820 East 141st Street FishersIN 46038

Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom

Hamilton County ReporterHamilton Countyrsquos

Hometown Newspaper

Sports 5

Carmel rolled to its seventh consecutivewin Tuesday beating Fishers 64-35 at theEric Clark Activity Center

The Class 4A No 3 Greyhounds led14-5 after the first quarter and 32-15 athalftime

Amy Dilk scored 16 points to lead allscorers with Tomi Taiwo adding 11 pointsOlivia Christy made three 3-pointers toscore nine points

Toni Grace had 14 points for the Tigersincluding a pair of 3-pointers AudreyTurner pulled nine rebounds and blockedtwo shots with Lydia Stullken grabbingseven rebounds

Carmel is 17-3 for the season and willhost 4A No 5 Pike Friday in a bigMetropolitan Conference game Fishers is

8-11 and returns to action Saturday byplaying at Avon in a Hoosier CrossroadsConference game

Carmel 64Fishers 35

Fishers FG FT TP PFToni Grace 5-14 2-3 14 1Amanda Surber 0-1 0-0 0 2Alexandra Bankovich 1-2 1-1 3 2Tamia Perryman 0-9 0-0 0 1Audrey Turner 2-3 3-4 7 1Skylar Fulton 1-8 0-0 3 1Lydia Stullken 1-2 0-2 2 2Casey Walker 0-0 0-0 0 1Kenedi London 1-5 2-2 4 4Lauren Emmerson 0-1 0-0 0 1Sydney Rector 1-1 0-0 2 0Erika McKey 0-0 0-0 0 1

Olivia Willman 0-0 0-0 0 1Totals 12-46 8-12 35 18Fishers 3-point shooting (3-14) Grace 2-4 Fulton1-7 Emmerson 0-1 Surber 0-1 Bankovich 0-1

Fishers rebounds (31) Turner 9 Stullken 7Walker 4 Perryman 3 Surber 2 Bankovich 2Grace 1 Rector 1 London 1 Willman 1Carmel FG FT TP PFOlivia Christy 3-8 0-0 9 2Amy Dilk 7-9 1-5 16 3Blake Smith 1-6 2-6 4 1Tomi Taiwo 4-11 2-2 11 0Mackenzie Wood 3-6 1-1 7 4Molly Gillig 1-3 2-3 4 2Reagan Hune 3-7 2-4 8 2Sophie Bair 1-2 2-2 4 1Maddi Sears 0-0 0-0 0 1Anna Kmec 0-0 1-2 1 1Macy Berglund 0-1 0-0 0 0Totals 23-53 13-25 64 17Carmel 3-point shooting (5-11) Christy 3-6Taiwo 1-4 Dilk 1-1Carmel rebounds not availableScore by QuartersFishers 5 10 11 9 - 35Carmel 14 18 18 14 - 64

Olivia ChristyCarmel

Lydia StullkenFishers

Carmel wins all-county clash

The Fishers swim teams swept a dualmeet with Noblesville on Tuesday

The Tigers girls won 131-54 winning10 of the 12 events Eight of those victorieswere in individual events and they wereaccomplished with eight different athletesAmilia Nusbaum in the 200 freestyleSavannah Kennedy in the individualmedley Lauryn Parrish in the 50 freeMadison Folta in diving Nicole Rueff in thebutterfly Morgan Booth in the 100 freeSam Hietpas in the 500 free and CorinneYorkman in the backstroke Fishers alsowon the medley and 200 free relays

The Millers won two races Rachel Tattook the breaststroke and Noblesville alsowon the 400 free relay

In the boys meet the Tigers won 115-66Fishers boys also won 10 events againtaking two relays and eight individual eventswith eight different athletes

Tiger winners were Nolan Yorkman inthe 200 free Drake Stallworth in the IMJoel Crull in the 50 free Cole VanDevenderin diving Joe Moser in the butterfly KyleHaflich in the 100 free Sam Kuhn in the 500free and Nick Harris in the backstrokeFishers triumphed in the medley and 200free relays as well

The Millers got victories from IsaacStephan in the breaststroke and their 400free relay squad

GIRLS MEETTeam score Fishers 131 Noblesville 54200 medley relay 1 Fishers A (LaurynParrish Ally Sperring Lizzy Pfeifer KylaSrncik) 15293 2 Fishers B (CorinneYorkman Miya Wai Nicole Rueff AmiliaNusbaum) 15362 3 Fishers C (SavannahKennedy Emma Gillespie Abby Jahns EllenFero) 15684

200 freestyle 1 Nusbaum (F) 15742 2Yorkman (F) 20161 3 Hannah Pratt (F)20166 4 Emma Julien (F) 20478 5 AlexaAkers (N) 20492200 individual medley 1 Kennedy (F)21159 2 Gillespie (F) 21356 3 GillianCripe (N) 22280 4 Kayce Ingram (F)22287 5 Zoe Luckie (F) 2247150 freestyle 1 Parrish (F) 2429 2 MorganBooth (F) 2539 3 Wai (F) 2555 4 Fero (F)2586 5 PFeifer (F) 2656One-meter diving 1 Madison Folta (F)27145 2 Dayana Popa (N) 23640 3

Brianna Weiss (F) 13610 4 Mia Puent (F)10675100 butterfly 1 Rueff (F) 5943 2 Pfeifer(F) 10094 3 Akers (N) 10121 4 Jahns (F)10242 5 Sarah Jacobs (F) 10293100 freestyle 1 Booth (F) 5485 2 Srncik(F) 5561 3 Fero (F) 5634 4 Pratt (F)5710 5 Sarah Hayes (N) 5779500 freestyle 1 Sam Hietpas (F) 51398 2Carissa Schneider (F) 51766 3 Kennedy(F) 53090 4 Tina Berger (N) 54276 5Elizabeth Mulanax (N) 54857

200 freestyle relay 1 Fishers B (YorkmanSchneider Parrish Nusbaum) 14034 2Fishers A (Nusbaum Srncik Fero Wai)14148 3 Noblesville A (Cripe HayesJordan Wolfred Akers) 14747100 backstroke 1 Yorkman (F) 10044 2Kara Robeson (F) 10272 3 Gillespie (F)10663 4 Brinanna McBride (N) 10665 5Kyra Smythe (N) 10814100 breaststroke 1 Rachel Tat (N) 112732 Rueff (F) 11523 3 Mulanax (N) 118164 Rebecca Richardson (N) 12019 5Lindsey Reichert (F) 12175400 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A(Hayes Smythe Brooke Haflich McBride)40020 2 Noblesville B (Mulanax TatRichardson Berger) 41608 3 Fishers D(Alexis Finney Anna Meyer Reichert LondonOsmun) 41872

BOYS MEETTeam score Fishers 115 Noblesville 66200 medley relay 1 Fishers B (KyleHaflich Cory Jacocks Drake Stallworth JoeMoser) 14123 2 Fishers A (NolanYorkman Noah Baldwin Joel Crull IsaiahWolf) 14334 3 Noblesville A (CameronKramer Sam Bleisch Evan Diamente IsaacJohnston) 14732200 freestyle 1 Yorkman (F) 14780 2Sam Kuhn (F) 14891 3 Jack Wolfred (N)14906 4 Peyton Dewaelsche (F) 15207 5Jakob Janson (N) 15477200 individual medley 1 Stallworth (F)20383 2 Jacocks (F) 20559 3Christopher Goolsby (F) 20694 4 Baldwin(F) 20863 5 Kramer (N) 2099850 freestyle 1 Crull (F) 2286 2 Wolf (F)2310 3 Johnston (N) 2362 4 Diamente (N)2365 5 Tyler Richmond (F) 2386One-meter diving 1 Cole VanDevender (F)29980 2 Jared Newman (N) 16170 3Aidan Leib (N) 15005 4 Ryan Plummer (N)14165100 butterfly 1 Moser (F) 5465 2Diamente (N) 5809 3 Pedro Yam Quinones

Tigers sweep dual with Millers

Noblesvilles Rebecca Richardson (bottom) congratulates Fishers senior Lauren Parrish after Parrish won the 50 freestyleParrish has committed to swim for the University of Kansas in the fall

Photos by Bret Richardson

Fishersrsquo Drake Stallworth won the individual medley during the Tigersrsquo dual meet with Noblesville Thursday

6 Sports

(F) 5844 4 Will Huff (N) 5863 5 KyleFeuerstine (F) 10105100 freestyle 1 Haflich (F) 4881 2Wolfred (N) 5000 3 Nick Harris (F) 50224 Johnston (N) 5210 4 Aaron Frollo (F)5273500 freestyle 1 Kuhn (F) 45029 2 Frollo(F) 45580 3 Dewaelsche (F) 45811 4Kramer (N) 45822 5 Goolsby (F) 50620200 freestyle relay 1 Fishers A (MoserHaflich Wolf Stallworth) 13004 2 FishersB (Crull Harris Yorkman Baldwin) 133203 Noblesville A (Wolfred DiamenteLawson Crum Johnston) 13325100 backstroke 1 Harris (F) 5698 2Richmond (F) 5870 3 Izzy Harding (F)10081 4 Janson (N) 10104 5 Gavin Rue(F) 10137100 breaststroke 1 Isaac Stephan (N)10680 2 Bleisch (N) 10738 3 SethKoszyk (N) 10889 4 Matt Neal (N) 120645 Joseph Aviles (N) 12455400 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A(Kramer Janson Aaron Helms Wolfred)32718 2 Fishers C (Frollo KuhnRichmond Rue) 33161 3 Noblesville B(Daniel Isaacs JD Kozicki Stephan Huff)34452

TIGERSFrom Page 5

The Noblesville gymnastics team hosted BloomingtonSouth on Monday finishing behindthe Panthers 107175 to 92925 in adual meet

Freshman Grace Kwiatkowski ledthe Millers with a fourth-place finishin the all-around with a score of30425 Kwiatkowski tied for fourthin the vault by scoring 840 and wasfifth in the uneven bar with a 745Ronnie VanBuskirk and EllieVanBuskirk also were part of thefourth-place vault tie scoring 840sof their own

Consistency is very good for theteam this early in the season said Noblesville coach Jody

Ramey As vault is always one of our stronger events ournext step is to increase our value in the vaults itself

Esma Taylor had the top score of the night earning an8475 on the floor exercise to take sixth in that event

This was Esmas only event she competed this eveningdue to her continuing injury with her back saidRamey Esma is such a good gymnast for this team and itreflects on our team score when we have to do without heron some events However I am proud of our team forworking hard to continue on and work hard to keep our teamscore afloat without Esma

The Millers won all three junior varsity events that werecontested Zoe Hartman scored 790 on vault MaddieVanBuskirk got 725 on the floor and Kayleigh Shar scored435 on the bars

Noblesvilles next meet is Saturday when it travels tothe Northwestern Invitational

Team score Bloomington South 107175 Noblesville 92925All-around scores 4 Grace Kwiatkowski 30425 5 Ronnie VanBuskirk 30275 6 Ellie VanBuskirk 29250 Olivia Mangin 29075Vault T4 Kwiatkowski 840 Maddie VanBuskirk 840 RVanBuskirk 840 E VanBuskirk 835 Mangin 8275 LaurenMurray 820Uneven bars 5 Kwiatkowski 745 6 R VanBuskirk 715 MVanBuskirk 700 E VanBuskirk 670 Mangin 550Balance beam 5 Mangin 7575 6 Kwiatkowski 755 RVanBuskirk 730 E VanBuskirk 670 M VanBuskirk 625 EllaDeno 5425Floor exercise 6 Esma Taylor 8475 Mangin 7725 EVanBuskirk 750 R VanBuskirk 7425 Kwiatkowski 7025Murray 685

Millers host dual meet with Panthers

Taylor

Heres how a basketball team makes aSenior Night memorable It scores a hugevictory over a ranked opponent

Hamilton Southeasterns girls basketballteam did just that Tuesday winning a clashbetween two top 10 ranked programs TheClass 4A No 5 Royals defeated 4A No 6Lawrence North 57-50 at the HSE gym

Southeastern jumped out to a 20-11 leadafter the first quarter but the Wildcats cameback in the second and trimmed the Royalsadvantage to 26-25 at halftime Southeasternremained ahead by one 41-40 after threequarters The Royals ended the period witha 3-pointer by Sydney Parrish with Lloydproviding the assist

Parrish opened the fourth period bymaking another 3 with Malea Jackson

making the assist this time Lloyd hit a layupwith less than four minutes to go to putSoutheastern ahead by four and MollyWaltons rebound turned into a fast breakbasket by Tayah Irvin Lloyd hit free throwsto clinch the game in its closing minutes

Parrish totaled five 3-pointers on herway to 21 points Lloyd scored 13 and alsodished out five assists Hamilton grabbed 11rebounds with Parrish getting seven

The Royals are now 17-3 for the seasonSoutheastern will take on another rankedteam 4A No 4 Zionsville Saturdayafternoon in a Hoosier CrossroadsConference game Both teams are 5-0 inleague play so this game will decide theHCC championship

Southeastern 57Lawrence North 50

Southeastern FG FT TP PFBre Lloyd 4-11 4-8 13 3Sydney Parrish 8-15 0-0 21 2Malea Jackson 2-7 2-2 8 1Amaya Hamilton 2-4 1-2 5 2Tayah Irvin 2-3 0-0 4 3Molly Walton 0-2 0-0 0 0Olivia Kegley 0-1 0-0 0 1Haydn Braun 2-3 0-0 6 1Kiki Sundling 0-0 0-0 0 0Maranda Barksdale 0-0 0-0 0 0Sarah Howard 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 20-46 7-12 57 13Score by QuartersLawrence 11 14 15 10 - 50Southeastern 20 6 15 16 - 57

Southeastern 3-point shooting (10-25) Parrish5-9 Jackson 2-6 Braun 2-3 Lloyd 1-6 Irvin 0-1Southeastern rebounds (30) Hamilton 11Parrish 7 Lloyd 4 Irvin 4 Walton 2 Jackson 1Kegley 1

Royals win top 10 battle with LN

Walton Irvin

Sheridan opened play at the HoosierHeartland Conference tournament Tuesdaywith a 50-31 victory over Rossville in aquarter-final game that was played at Carroll

The Blackhawks got ahead early leading11-2 after the first quarter and 21-10 athalftime Sheridan closed the game byoutscoring the Hornets 18-8 in the fourthperiod

Audrey scored 26 points including four3-pointers and grabbed nine rebounds forSheridan Jillian OFlaherty threw in three3s for nine points and Cherysh Bishopscored two points Holly Barker pulled sixrebounds

Sheridan now 14-5 for the seasonadvanced to Thursdays semi-final round

with its victory The Hawks will take onCarroll at 730 pm again at Carroll

Sheridan 50Rossville 31

Sheridan FG FT TP PFJillian OFlaherty 3-6 0-0 9 1Nixon Williams 0-2 3-4 3 1Izzy Mangin 0-1 0-0 0 1Heather Barker 1-3 0-0 2 1Emma Tomaszewski 0-2 0-0 0 0Audrey Reed 10-27 2-5 26 2Holly Barker 1-3 0-0 2 2Cherysh Bishop 3-4 0-0 8 0Totals 18-48 5-9 50 8Sheridan 3-point shooting (9-20) Reed 4-12OFlaherty 3-5 Bishop 2-2 Tomaszewski 0-1

Sheridan rebounds (22) Reed 9 Ho Barker 6OFlaherty 2 Williams 2 Mangin 1 He Barker 1Tomaszewski 1

lsquoHawks advance to HHC semi-finals

Reed Ho Barker

The Hamilton Southeastern swimteams split a dual meet with Zionsvilleon Tuesday

The Royals girls won 99-86 EmilyBarnes won the 200 freestyle withHannah Pugh taking the 100 butterflyHannah Taylor won the 100 freestyle aswell Sydney Knurek Kayleigh WittKatie Mueller and Barnes were relaywinnersIt was a solid performance andimpressive considering the Royals haveraced 5 of the last 6 days said HSEcoach Andy Pedersen

Southeasterns boys fell to the No 2ranked Eagles 133-52Our young team was intimidated andwe started the meet very slowly saidPedersen At the diving break teammeeting we discussed how well our guyshad raced the Eagles at the conferencechampionships

The Royals came back to do well -Hayden Wenger Nathan Barr andGarrett Garwood finished 1-2-3 indiving Blake Ratliff won the 500freestyle while Nick Barr swam a 103in the breaststroke Connor Harrison andZack Teffeteller were second and fourthin the butterfly Pedersen said his teamfinished this meet in a completelydifferent manner than they started it in

HSE swimmingsplits withEagles

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Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBToronto 26 13 667 -Boston 26 15 634 20New York 18 24 429 105Philadelphia 13 26 333 140Brooklyn 8 33 195 200Southeast W L PCT GBAtlanta 24 17 585 -Washington 21 19 525 25Charlotte 20 21 488 40Orlando 17 26 395 80Miami 12 30 286 125Central W L PCT GBCleveland 29 11 725 -Indiana 21 19 525 80Milwaukee 20 20 500 90Chicago 21 22 488 95Detroit 19 24 442 115

Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 27 16 628 -Oklahoma City 25 18 581 20Denver 17 23 425 85Portland 18 25 419 90Minnesota 14 28 333 125Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 32 9 780 -Houston 32 12 727 15Memphis 25 18 581 80New Orleans 16 26 381 165Dallas 14 27 341 180Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 35 6 854 -LA Clippers 29 14 674 70Sacramento 16 24 400 185LA Lakers 15 31 326 225Phoenix 13 28 317 220

NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos scores

Toronto 119 Brooklyn 109Miami 109 Houston 103Dallas 99 Chicago 98

San Antonio 122 Minnesota 114Denver 127 LA Lakers 121

Led by a Jack Hansens game highs of27 points and six blocked shots GuerinCatholic basketball team won for the firsttime ever at Roncalli in boys basketball50-44 Roncalli (10-4 3-1 CCC) raced to a10-3 but behind Hansens ten points theGolden Eagles only trailed 16-10 at thequarter break

Zach Munsons 3-pt shot late in thesecond quarter helped Coach Pete Smithssquad get the game tied 20-all at halftimeAfter that both teams battled tooth andtooth with a Matthew Godfrey 3-pt goalgiving Guerin Catholic a 35-32 lead afterthree quarters

In the fourth quarter the Rebels andGolden Eagles had four lead changes and

two ties With 140 and the Rebels holdinga 44-43 lead Guerin Catholic turned the ballover and the Rebels appeared to have a fastbreak lay-up that would have put them upthree points However Hansen blocked theshot off the glass to Kian Sills who passedahead to Godfrey for a lay-up to give Guerina one-point lead with 130 left After aRoncalli time-out the Rebels missed a shotin the paint that Zach Munson grabbed tostart a Golden Eagle fast break resulting ina Sills 12-footer to give his team a 47-44lead with 54 seconds remaining Roncallimissed a 3-pointer on their next possessionand fouled Godfrey converted both ends ofthe 1-and-1 free throw opportunity to sealthe victory

Guerin Catholic 50Roncalli 44

Guerin FG FT TP PFKian Sills 1-2 1-2 3 2Cameron Dixon 0-1 0-0 0 1Matthew Godfrey 4-7 2-2 11 1Jack Hansen 10-19 1-2 27 0Zach Munson 4-8 0-0 9 1Luke Godfrey 0-0 0-0 0 0Joey Weas 0-1 0-0 0 0Will Morris 0-0 0-0 0 1Andrew Sharpe 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 19-38 4-6 50 6Score by QuartersGuerin 10 14 11 15 - 50Roncalli 16 8 8 12 - 44

Guerin Catholic 3-point shooting (8-14) Hansen6-7 M Godfrey 1-3 Munson 1-3 Sills 0-1Guerin Catholic rebounds (21) Hansen 8Munson 3 M Godfrey 2 L Godfrey 2 Morris 1team 5

Guerin Catholic knocks off conference leader

The Westfield boys basketball teamalmost made a comeback Tuesday beforefalling to Plainfield 59-56 on Tuesday

The Shamrocks led 11-7 in the firstquarter but the Quakers took over in thesecond period to lead 29-17 at halftimeWestfield trailed by as many as 15 pointsin the second half but roared back with 26points in the fourth period beforePlainfield was able to hang on for the win

Jonah Welch reached double-doublestatus with 17 points and 10 rebounds IanKristensen made four 3-pointers on hisway to 16 points with Josh Van Dykeadding 11 points and grabbing fiverebounds

The Rocks are now 3-7 and hostBrownsburg on Friday in a HoosierCrossroads Conference game

Plainfield 59Westfield 56

Westfield FG FT TP PFZach Banks 4-7 0-0 9 3Aaron Bennett 1-7 0-0 2 2Josh Van Dyke 4-8 3-4 11 2Jonah Welch 7-13 2-3 17 4Caleb Welch 0-3 1-2 1 1Ian Kristensen 6-14 0-0 16 4Totals 22-52 6-9 56 16Score by QuartersWestfield 11 6 13 26 - 56Plainfield 7 22 13 17 - 59Westfield 3-point shooting (6-18) Kristensen4-6 Banks 1-2 J Welch 1-2 Bennett 0-5 VanDyke 0-2 C Welch 0-1Westfield rebounds (26) J Welch 10 VanDyke 5 Bennett 4 Kristensen 4 C Welch 2Banks 1

M Godfrey Munson

lsquoRocks comeback falls shortSheridan needed an extra period to

finally get pastElwood on Tuesdaybeating the Panthers55-53 in an overtimegame at HobbsGymnasium

There wasnt muchseparating both teamsfor the entire gameThe Blackhawks led11-8 after the firstquarter but Elwoodinched back in themiddle periodscoming within 24-22at halftime and tyingthe game by the end ofthe third quarter 33-33 Both teams scored14 points in the fourthquarter to forceovertime whereSheridan won theextra period 8-6

Jack Waitt scored16 points for theHawks with Sean

Weitzel adding 15 Cameron Weitzeldrained four 3-pointers to score 12 pointsSean Weitzel pulled six rebounds withDrake Delph and Tanner Swindle eachgrabbing five Delph handed out four assistsand Aiden Roaten blocked two shots

Sheridan is now 6-7 for the season andplays at Indiana Math amp Science on Friday

Sheridan 55Elwood 53

Sheridan FG FT TP PFJack Waitt 6-13 3-3 16 1Drake Delph 1-7 0-0 2 3Sean Weitzel 5-8 5-6 15 0Tommy Glidden 0-1 0-0 0 0Cameron Weitzel 4-7 0-0 12 5Aiden Roaten 2-5 1-2 6 2Nicholas Burnell 1-2 0-1 2 2Tanner Swindle 1-3 0-2 2 5Totals 20-46 9-14 55 18Score by QuartersElwood 8 14 11 14 6 - 53Sheridan 11 13 9 14 8 - 55Sheridan 3-point shooting (6-17) C Weitzel 4-7Waitt 1-3 Roaten 1-2 Delph 0-2 S Weitzel 0-2Glidden 0-1Sheridan rebounds (27) S Weitzel 6 Delph 5Swindle 5 Roaten 4 N Burnell 4 Waitt 1Glidden 1 C Weitzel 1

Swindle

S Weitzel

lsquoHawks win in overtime

Hamilton County Reporter

Hamilton Countyrsquos Hometown Newspaper

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Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBToronto 26 13 667 -Boston 26 15 634 20New York 18 24 429 105Philadelphia 13 26 333 140Brooklyn 8 33 195 200Southeast W L PCT GBAtlanta 24 17 585 -Washington 21 19 525 25Charlotte 20 21 488 40Orlando 17 26 395 80Miami 12 30 286 125Central W L PCT GBCleveland 29 11 725 -Indiana 21 19 525 80Milwaukee 20 20 500 90Chicago 21 22 488 95Detroit 19 24 442 115

Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 27 16 628 -Oklahoma City 25 18 581 20Denver 17 23 425 85Portland 18 25 419 90Minnesota 14 28 333 125Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 32 9 780 -Houston 32 12 727 15Memphis 25 18 581 80New Orleans 16 26 381 165Dallas 14 27 341 180Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 35 6 854 -LA Clippers 29 14 674 70Sacramento 16 24 400 185LA Lakers 15 31 326 225Phoenix 13 28 317 220

NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos scores

Toronto 119 Brooklyn 109Miami 109 Houston 103Dallas 99 Chicago 98

San Antonio 122 Minnesota 114Denver 127 LA Lakers 121

Led by a Jack Hansens game highs of27 points and six blocked shots GuerinCatholic basketball team won for the firsttime ever at Roncalli in boys basketball50-44 Roncalli (10-4 3-1 CCC) raced to a10-3 but behind Hansens ten points theGolden Eagles only trailed 16-10 at thequarter break

Zach Munsons 3-pt shot late in thesecond quarter helped Coach Pete Smithssquad get the game tied 20-all at halftimeAfter that both teams battled tooth andtooth with a Matthew Godfrey 3-pt goalgiving Guerin Catholic a 35-32 lead afterthree quarters

In the fourth quarter the Rebels andGolden Eagles had four lead changes and

two ties With 140 and the Rebels holdinga 44-43 lead Guerin Catholic turned the ballover and the Rebels appeared to have a fastbreak lay-up that would have put them upthree points However Hansen blocked theshot off the glass to Kian Sills who passedahead to Godfrey for a lay-up to give Guerina one-point lead with 130 left After aRoncalli time-out the Rebels missed a shotin the paint that Zach Munson grabbed tostart a Golden Eagle fast break resulting ina Sills 12-footer to give his team a 47-44lead with 54 seconds remaining Roncallimissed a 3-pointer on their next possessionand fouled Godfrey converted both ends ofthe 1-and-1 free throw opportunity to sealthe victory

Guerin Catholic 50Roncalli 44

Guerin FG FT TP PFKian Sills 1-2 1-2 3 2Cameron Dixon 0-1 0-0 0 1Matthew Godfrey 4-7 2-2 11 1Jack Hansen 10-19 1-2 27 0Zach Munson 4-8 0-0 9 1Luke Godfrey 0-0 0-0 0 0Joey Weas 0-1 0-0 0 0Will Morris 0-0 0-0 0 1Andrew Sharpe 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 19-38 4-6 50 6Score by QuartersGuerin 10 14 11 15 - 50Roncalli 16 8 8 12 - 44

Guerin Catholic 3-point shooting (8-14) Hansen6-7 M Godfrey 1-3 Munson 1-3 Sills 0-1Guerin Catholic rebounds (21) Hansen 8Munson 3 M Godfrey 2 L Godfrey 2 Morris 1team 5

Guerin Catholic knocks off conference leader

The Westfield boys basketball teamalmost made a comeback Tuesday beforefalling to Plainfield 59-56 on Tuesday

The Shamrocks led 11-7 in the firstquarter but the Quakers took over in thesecond period to lead 29-17 at halftimeWestfield trailed by as many as 15 pointsin the second half but roared back with 26points in the fourth period beforePlainfield was able to hang on for the win

Jonah Welch reached double-doublestatus with 17 points and 10 rebounds IanKristensen made four 3-pointers on hisway to 16 points with Josh Van Dykeadding 11 points and grabbing fiverebounds

The Rocks are now 3-7 and hostBrownsburg on Friday in a HoosierCrossroads Conference game

Plainfield 59Westfield 56

Westfield FG FT TP PFZach Banks 4-7 0-0 9 3Aaron Bennett 1-7 0-0 2 2Josh Van Dyke 4-8 3-4 11 2Jonah Welch 7-13 2-3 17 4Caleb Welch 0-3 1-2 1 1Ian Kristensen 6-14 0-0 16 4Totals 22-52 6-9 56 16Score by QuartersWestfield 11 6 13 26 - 56Plainfield 7 22 13 17 - 59Westfield 3-point shooting (6-18) Kristensen4-6 Banks 1-2 J Welch 1-2 Bennett 0-5 VanDyke 0-2 C Welch 0-1Westfield rebounds (26) J Welch 10 VanDyke 5 Bennett 4 Kristensen 4 C Welch 2Banks 1

M Godfrey Munson

lsquoRocks comeback falls shortSheridan needed an extra period to

finally get pastElwood on Tuesdaybeating the Panthers55-53 in an overtimegame at HobbsGymnasium

There wasnt muchseparating both teamsfor the entire gameThe Blackhawks led11-8 after the firstquarter but Elwoodinched back in themiddle periodscoming within 24-22at halftime and tyingthe game by the end ofthe third quarter 33-33 Both teams scored14 points in the fourthquarter to forceovertime whereSheridan won theextra period 8-6

Jack Waitt scored16 points for theHawks with Sean

Weitzel adding 15 Cameron Weitzeldrained four 3-pointers to score 12 pointsSean Weitzel pulled six rebounds withDrake Delph and Tanner Swindle eachgrabbing five Delph handed out four assistsand Aiden Roaten blocked two shots

Sheridan is now 6-7 for the season andplays at Indiana Math amp Science on Friday

Sheridan 55Elwood 53

Sheridan FG FT TP PFJack Waitt 6-13 3-3 16 1Drake Delph 1-7 0-0 2 3Sean Weitzel 5-8 5-6 15 0Tommy Glidden 0-1 0-0 0 0Cameron Weitzel 4-7 0-0 12 5Aiden Roaten 2-5 1-2 6 2Nicholas Burnell 1-2 0-1 2 2Tanner Swindle 1-3 0-2 2 5Totals 20-46 9-14 55 18Score by QuartersElwood 8 14 11 14 6 - 53Sheridan 11 13 9 14 8 - 55Sheridan 3-point shooting (6-17) C Weitzel 4-7Waitt 1-3 Roaten 1-2 Delph 0-2 S Weitzel 0-2Glidden 0-1Sheridan rebounds (27) S Weitzel 6 Delph 5Swindle 5 Roaten 4 N Burnell 4 Waitt 1Glidden 1 C Weitzel 1

Swindle

S Weitzel

lsquoHawks win in overtime

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Hamilton Countyrsquos Hometown Newspaper