Friday October 21 2016Sheridan Noblesville Cicero Arcadia Atlanta Carmel Fishers Westfield

Vol 3 No 209Patchy fog before 9 am then partlysunny today Partly cloudy tonight

TODAYrsquoS WEATHER

HIGH 55 LOW 39

Fall leaves are to pumpkin spice as beards are to beersat this fan favorite event Beards amp Brews TheChampionship This year marks the eventrsquos third runningand its poised to deliver another hash tag worthy experience

On Saturday Oct 29 from Noon to 4 PM NoblesvillersquosHipstoric Downtown will host the event in the parking lotat 8th Street amp Maple Avenue (directly behind the HamiltonCounty Visitorrsquos Center)

ldquoBeards amp Brews continues to be an event that createsexcitement drawing guests from Noblesville and HamiltonCounty but also many from across Central Indianardquo saidChris Owens Executive Director of Noblesville MainStreet Itrsquos an event that brings some of the greatest localbreweries to our downtown The live beard contest makesit the perfect duo for a fall favoriterdquo

This yearrsquos event will feature a live beard contest witha panel of judges naming a champion in each of thefollowing categories Best of Show Longest Beard ThickestBeard and Most Creatively Groomed Beard Beardedcontestants do not need to register in advance and there is

no entry fee they are just asked to arrive at the event priorto 1 pm when the contest portion of the event will kickoff Champions from the last two years will return andcompete to hold their honor

In addition to the beard contest 4 hours of live musicwill be performed by local favorites Steve Smith and AustinStirling and the Hangdog Hearts ldquoWersquore so excited to havethese amazing musicians joining us for this yearrsquos event ldquoadded Owens Both Steve and Austin have a strongpresence locally and have toured regionally and nationally

The Rugged Company owned by Corey Cole will beon site with a product line ranging from handcrafted beardoils and man care products along with unisex fashionapparel and artisan items Nickel Plate Artist JulieStrawhaker will also be on site selling handmade apparelitems beard accessories and many more uniquepieces Nameless Catering will complete the vendors asthey sell and serve chili

As equally as important as the beautiful beards are thelineup of participating breweries featured at this yearrsquos

event The rock star breweries on-site include Barley Islandwith Deer Creek Brewery Bier Brewery Grand JunctionBrewing Company Fountain Square Brewing and thebrand new Four Day Ray Each will all be on site sellingtheir craft beers from Noon to 4 pm Admission ticketsare $20 and $10 for designated drivers and include a tastingsample from participating breweries All breweries will sellpints throughout the event The admission ticket supportsNoblesville Main Street a 501-C3 dedicated to promoteeconomic and cultural vitality of DowntownNoblesville Noblesville Main Street produces 60+ eventsfor the community each year

ldquoNoblesville is known for having an abundance of greateventsrdquo said Chris Owens ldquoThis one will be for those 21years and older which we feel adds to the diversity of ourevent offerings Ultimately the goal of this event is to bringnew people to Noblesville showing off the great places andexperiences we have to offerrdquo

For event updates and information find HipstoricNoblesville on Facebook or at noblesvillemainstreetorg

Noblesville brings back Beards amp Brews

Riverview Health Auxiliary will hostits annual Holiday Bazaar from 7 am to2 pm on Tuesday Nov 1 in theRiverview Health Atrium This event isopen to the public and will have craftsbaked goods and gift shop items forsale All proceeds from this event willhelp support and expand many high-quality services at Riverview Health andthe well-being of the community

Riverview HealthAuxiliary to hostannual Holiday Bazaar

By STEVE COOKENoblesville Deputy MayorEvery year in October Fire Prevention

Week reminds Hoosiers to ensure theirhomes are prepared in the event of a fire Ifyoursquore like me you check your smokealarms and talk with your kids about anescape plan should a fire break out But thisyear I had a new perspective for fire safety

Thanks to the Hamilton CountyProfessional Firefighters Association onSeptember 24 I was one of 17 publicofficials to participate in Fire Ops 101 I hadthe opportunity to learn what it would belike to run into a fire as well as to escape itThe program is designed to educate decisionmakers about the skills equipment andemergency scenarios that are part of everyfirefighterrsquos duty

As Noblesvillersquos Deputy Mayor myldquoday in the liferdquo experience was aninformative reality check that will alter howI look at the next Fire Department budgetEquipment purchases are more than just lineitems on a spreadsheet Squatting in a live-fire exercise during a flashover with flamesoverhead heating the room to 500-600degrees makes you very thankful for all thatgear ndash and the guy next to you holding thefire hose

Such decisions about equipment andpersonnel can be life-or-death matters for afirefighter ndash and perhaps someone they aretrying to save

In Noblesville one-third of our cityrsquosproposed operational budget for 2017 isdevoted to the Fire Department And forgood reason Last year it took 127 swornfirefighters working out of seven firestations to cover 5292 runs with an averageresponse time of 5 minutes 16 seconds toarrive on the scene And they did sosuccessfully due to the more than 20000annual training hours they accumulate

You are never more thankful to have ahighly trained fire department than whenyou are one of those 5292 runs

In addition to the flashover experienceI also participated in a simulated vehicleaccident that called for extricating a crashvictim We learned how to use the necessarytools such as those generally known as ldquojawsof liferdquo but also relied on a high level ofcoordination with multiple firefightersworking around you

The most anxious I personally felt duringFire Ops 101 was the search and rescueexercise I did not enjoy crawling on myhands and knees through a smoke-filledtwo-story dwelling in complete darkness tofind our victim ndash and pull all 185 pounds ofhim to safety while lugging my own 70pounds of gear But those are the kinds ofdisorienting environments firefighters mustcontend with

I ended my day with an even morephysically demanding scenario a simulatedEMS run Performing CPR chestcompressions for 10 minutes while riding in

the back of a moving ambulance made meappreciate the rigors of emergency medicaltreatment

With 75 percent of runs by theNoblesville Fire Department classified asEMS itrsquos clear that firefighters today domuch more than fight fires ndash requiringparamedic training to handle any kind oftrauma

Throughout my entire Fire Ops 101experience I appreciated having real-worldtraining facilities within our community

Feeling the Heat at Fire Ops 101

Photo provided

Noblesville Deputy Mayor Steve Cooke exits a simulated burn during Fire Ops 101presented by the Hamilton County Professional Firefighters Association

Walsh Construction Company plans totemporarily close up to three lanes ofnorthbound Interstate 69 for overnightwork at the 106th Street interchangebridges being built in Fishers

Starting Sunday Oct 23 up to three leftlanes of northbound I-69 will be closednear mile 204 between 9 pm and 6am each weeknight through ThursdaynightFriday morning Work is dependenton favorable weather and constructionschedules are subject to change

Additional lane closures are scheduledin the following weeks and specific closureschedules will be announced as workprogresses

Crews will be removing temporaryoverhang platforms used during theconstruction of the bridge decks pouringconcrete walls on the bridges and paintingbridge beams

Motorists are reminded that the speedlimit near the construction zone is reducedto 55 mph and may be reduced to 45 mphduring overnight working hours Motoristsare advised to pay attention to work zonewarning signs follow posted speed limitsavoid distractions and drive sensibly nearconstruction zones For more informationabout safe driving in highway construction

Overnight I-69 laneclosures for 106thStreet bridgeconstruction

News2

Being able to run through one scenario after another under controlled conditions is criticalto training firefighters properly to meet any number of scenarios they may be presentedwith But todayrsquos scenarios will change ndash and we need to ensure our public safetyprofessionals are prepared for the challenges theyrsquoll face tomorrow

At the end of the day it was one thing to play a firefighter for a few hours Itrsquos anotherthing entirely to do it every day And for that I thank all firefighters throughout HamiltonCounty for the service you provide under very intense situations

Until next time see you on the square

Follow Steve Cooke on Twitter CookeCom

Photo provided

Deputy Mayor Cooke learns how to remove a car door using the Jaws of Life

COOKE From Page 1

zones go to this websitehttpwwwingovindot2356htm

About the projectINDOT awarded a $217 million

contract to Walsh Construction Companyto build two separate two-lane bridges thatwill each carry one direction of traffic andform an oval-shaped roundabout on 106thStreet over I-69 Ramps will provide newaccess at 106th Street to and from bothdirections of the interstate

The project is intended to reducecongestion at existing I-69 interchanges at96th and 116th streets increase trafficsafety in the area and provide directinterstate access at 106th Street Directaccess will serve existing residential andcommercial destinations and accommodatedevelopment and population growth in thearea

Access on 106th Street over I-69 willremain closed through construction of thenew interchange The new I-69 Exit 204to 106th Street is scheduled to open beforethe end of this year For more informationabout the 106th Street interchange projectgo to httpwwwingovindot3399htm

106TH STREETFrom Page 1

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Hamilton CountyReporter

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Pray ye therefore the Lord of the harvest that he will send forthlabourers into his harvest

- Matthew 938

50 Years AgoNews A membership goal of 2005 family members was set this week bythe Hamilton County Farm Bureau membership committee Plans call forthe 1967 campaign to produce an all time high membership in the shortestpossible timeSports Two Noblesville High football teams were beaten in a double-header at Madison Heights Thursday evening The freshman dropped a34-19 opener to Madison Heights frosh squad and Noblesville lost theB-Team game 18-6Ad Sandwich Inn 89 cents and 99 cents specials

Kroger Central Division leaders are preparing to celebrate a multi-million dollarinvestment in Westfield

Months of work will culminate in a ribbon cutting at 8 am this morning in the 17447Carey Road store Kroger shoppers will find new features such as a Starbucks kiosk anda Murrayrsquos Cheese shop They will also find an array of other improvements in selectionand service around the store

Kroger to celebrate ribboncutting this morning

Law enforcement members around the country will trade their ticket books for orderpads and unite at participating Red Robin Gourmet Burgers and Brews restaurants to serveguests for a special cause Red Robinrsquos 11th annual Tip-A-Copreg events will take placeon Saturday Oct 22 between 11 am to 3 pm and 4 pm to 8 pm at more than 400restaurants in 39 states with all 12 locations in Indiana participating Law enforcementmembers will volunteer their time as servers alongside Red Robinrsquos wait staff to raisefunds for local Special Olympics Programs in their communities

Several Indiana State Troopers along with officers from other local agencies servingthe Hamilton County area will participate in this event to help raise money for the IndianaSpecial Olympics Troopers will be on hand from 1100 am until 800 pm at two areaRed Robin Locations Hamilton Town Center 13215 Harrell Pkwy in Noblesville and 9965N Michigan Road in Carmel

ldquoRed Robin is proud to continue our annual Tip-A-Cop tradition and generate valuableawareness for Special Olympics programs in our communitiesrdquo said Jonathan MuhtarRed Robinrsquos senior vice president and chief marketing officer ldquoMore than $600000 wasraised last year and we look forward to welcoming law enforcement members back intoour restaurants to serve gourmet burgers and Bottomless Steak Fries to our guestsrdquo

Tip-A-Cop is part of the annual Law Enforcement Torch Runreg (LETR) campaign insupport of Special Olympics LETR is supported by more than 100000 law enforcementmembers worldwide who help raise money and public awareness for Special OlympicsAs the largest grass-roots fundraiser and public awareness vehicle for Special OlympicsLETR funds raised go directly to the state where the funds are generated

ldquoIn the last 11 years our law enforcement community has participated in the annualRed Robin Tip-A-Cop events we have steadily increased the funds we have raised forSpecial Olympics and strengthened the already existing incredible bond law enforcementhas with Special Olympicsrdquo said Michael Teem executive director Law EnforcementTorch Run for Special Olympics ldquoThese events are possible and extremely successfulbecause of the grassroots support from each community the participation from lawenforcement and the generosity from Red Robin and Coca-Colardquo

In 11 years Tip-A-Cop events at Red Robin restaurants have raised more than $33million to support both Special Olympics and the mission of inclusion and acceptance forpeople with intellectual disabilities This funding continues to support year-round sportstraining and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports throughout the UnitedStates

For a complete list of upcoming Tip-A-Cop events at Red Robin Gourmet Burgers andBrews restaurants please visit wwwredrobincomspecialolympics To learn more aboutRed Robin Gourmet Burgers and Brews or to find a restaurant location near you pleasevisit wwwredrobincom

Law enforcement members to wait tablesat participating Red Robin restaurants

Hamilton County Reporter

Hamilton Countyrsquos Hometown Newspaper

News4

Early voting in CarmelAfter a delay early votingcame to Carmel on ThursdayVoting was to start at theCarmel Library onWednesday but it wasdelayed after a fiber optic linewas cut in the library Voterscame out on Thursday(pictured) with a total of 442people casting their vote inCarmelThere were also 840 earlyvoters in Noblesville onThursday and 557 in FishersEarly voting is open todayfrom 10 am to 3 pm at theCarmel Library and at FishersCity Hall 1 Municipal DriveAlso you can cast your voteat the Judicial Center inNoblesville from 8 am to430 pm today

Reporter photo by Perry Williams

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By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorNoblesville volleyball coach Steve

Hawthorne admitted Thursday night thathis Millers have struggled a little bit withtheir confidence this season

So the team took the opportunity tofocus on itself over the past couple weeksThat approach worked as Noblesvillecame out fired up for its first round Class4A Sectional 8 match with host Fishers

The Millers won over the Tigers in foursets 25-17 25-13 23-25 25-21 and thusmoved on to Saturday mornings semi-final Noblesville will take on Westfieldwhich cruised past Anderson 25-11 25-825-4 in the second match of the evening

The Millers-Shamrocks match will beplayed at 11 am Saturday and be followedby a clash between No 3 ranked HamiltonSoutheastern and No 7 Carmel Thechampionship match is scheduled for 7pm Saturday

The first between the Millers andFishers was tight until midway throughwhen Noblesville ran off four straightpoints to jump ahead 18-13 FreshmanLexie Almodovar helped out with a kill

Everything was going right for theMillers on offense Senior Allie Phillipsthe teams setter scored a point on her ownwith a successful net tip late in the first setPhillips and Lexie Bowler later teamed upfor a block

Noblesville ran through the second setwith Alexa Roberts making a bigcontribution Roberts hit eight kills in theset alone including three during a big runfor the Millers They scored the last fivepoints of the set Stephanie Meysembourgserved a couple of aces in the set and juniorEmily Kiser helped out with a kill and a nettip

Right off the bat I want to say bothof our left sides really contributed welltonight said Hawthorne Both of themspecifically have been working on somethings to create a little bit more range intheir offense and I think Roberts absolutelydid an outstanding job of that tonight Shemanaged the situation when she needed toShe took care of scoring when she neededto

Noblesville looked ready to sail throughthe third set when it jumped ahead 13-8then led 17-13 But the Tigers pounced atthat point scoring six straight points to takea 19-17 lead Mallory Hernandez hit twokills during the run and another one of herkills put her team ahead 20-18

Fishers later led 21-19 but the teamswould alternate points for the remainder ofthe set and that allowed the Tigers to grabthe third set 25-23

Fishers led 7-4 in the fourth set aidedby an ace from Julia Drozd This time theMillers went on a run scoring sevenconsecutive points to lead 11-7 Kiser hadtwo more winners - a tip and a kill - andMeysembourg served another ace

The Tigers cut Noblesvilles lead to11-10 and were still within 14-12 midwaythrough the set But the Millers madeanother run this one of five straight pointsto jump ahead 19-12 Ashley Birkhimerand Almodovar each hit kills

Fishers made one more push cutting a22-19 Noblesville lead to 22-21 TheMillers would finish the match by winning

its last three points ending it on a kill fromBowler

Everybody contributed something tothe win Roberts hit 15 kills withAlmodovar putting down 14 Birkhimerand Bowler each had eight kills withBowler also making two blocks

Phillips dished out 52 assists and alsomade three blocks Kiser had two blocks aswell Meysembourg wound up with fiveaces Brenna Everingham led the digs with22 and Maddie Hine had 13

Fishers finished its season at 24-9Hernandez smacked down 19 kills withAudrey Haworth hitting eight andElizabeth Weeks spiking six Rose Duffyhanded out 44 assists

Ellie Adams made 23 digs and JuliaDrozd had 10 digs Drozd and MaggieMarkwood both hit one ace Taylor Soperhad 25 blocks with Hernandez getting twoblocks

It does hurt to kind of have everythingcome down to one game as far as how faryou go when your season ends said Tigerscoach Steven Peek But as far as theprogress of this program weve made a lotof strides this year for sure finishing in thetop half of conference for the first time ina long time and really not just doing it oncebut kind of doing it over and over againagainst tough teams

Millers lsquoRocks win first-round matches

Old Picket FenceWhere every item tells a story

Antiques and moreVintage and Primitive Items

Exclusive Noblesville distributor of Blue Bell Farms soy candles amp wax melts

Bob Brehmer Bi-Centennial PotteryIndiana Stained Glass

Tuesday - Friday 10 am - 5 pm Saturday 10 am - 6 pm Sunday 1 pm - 4 pm 894 Logan Street Noblesville 317-774-1800

Reporter photo by Kirk Green

RIGHT Noblesvillersquos Allie Phillips setsup the ball during the Millersrsquo sectionalvolleyball match with Fishers ThursdayNoblesville beat the Tigers in four setsto advance to Saturday morningrsquossemi-finals

BELOW The Millers celebrated aftertheir sectional victory

Sports 5

By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorNoblesville volleyball coach Steve

Hawthorne admitted Thursday night thathis Millers have struggled a little bit withtheir confidence this season

So the team took the opportunity tofocus on itself over the past couple weeksThat approach worked as Noblesvillecame out fired up for its first round Class4A Sectional 8 match with host Fishers

The Millers won over the Tigers in foursets 25-17 25-13 23-25 25-21 and thusmoved on to Saturday mornings semi-final Noblesville will take on Westfieldwhich cruised past Anderson 25-11 25-825-4 in the second match of the evening

The Millers-Shamrocks match will beplayed at 11 am Saturday and be followedby a clash between No 3 ranked HamiltonSoutheastern and No 7 Carmel Thechampionship match is scheduled for 7pm Saturday

The first between the Millers andFishers was tight until midway throughwhen Noblesville ran off four straightpoints to jump ahead 18-13 FreshmanLexie Almodovar helped out with a kill

Everything was going right for theMillers on offense Senior Allie Phillipsthe teams setter scored a point on her ownwith a successful net tip late in the first setPhillips and Lexie Bowler later teamed upfor a block

Noblesville ran through the second setwith Alexa Roberts making a bigcontribution Roberts hit eight kills in theset alone including three during a big runfor the Millers They scored the last fivepoints of the set Stephanie Meysembourgserved a couple of aces in the set and juniorEmily Kiser helped out with a kill and a nettip

Right off the bat I want to say bothof our left sides really contributed welltonight said Hawthorne Both of themspecifically have been working on somethings to create a little bit more range intheir offense and I think Roberts absolutelydid an outstanding job of that tonight Shemanaged the situation when she needed toShe took care of scoring when she neededto

Noblesville looked ready to sail throughthe third set when it jumped ahead 13-8then led 17-13 But the Tigers pounced atthat point scoring six straight points to takea 19-17 lead Mallory Hernandez hit twokills during the run and another one of herkills put her team ahead 20-18

Fishers later led 21-19 but the teamswould alternate points for the remainder ofthe set and that allowed the Tigers to grabthe third set 25-23

Fishers led 7-4 in the fourth set aidedby an ace from Julia Drozd This time theMillers went on a run scoring sevenconsecutive points to lead 11-7 Kiser hadtwo more winners - a tip and a kill - andMeysembourg served another ace

The Tigers cut Noblesvilles lead to11-10 and were still within 14-12 midwaythrough the set But the Millers madeanother run this one of five straight pointsto jump ahead 19-12 Ashley Birkhimerand Almodovar each hit kills

Fishers made one more push cutting a22-19 Noblesville lead to 22-21 TheMillers would finish the match by winning

its last three points ending it on a kill fromBowler

Everybody contributed something tothe win Roberts hit 15 kills withAlmodovar putting down 14 Birkhimerand Bowler each had eight kills withBowler also making two blocks

Phillips dished out 52 assists and alsomade three blocks Kiser had two blocks aswell Meysembourg wound up with fiveaces Brenna Everingham led the digs with22 and Maddie Hine had 13

Fishers finished its season at 24-9Hernandez smacked down 19 kills withAudrey Haworth hitting eight andElizabeth Weeks spiking six Rose Duffyhanded out 44 assists

Ellie Adams made 23 digs and JuliaDrozd had 10 digs Drozd and MaggieMarkwood both hit one ace Taylor Soperhad 25 blocks with Hernandez getting twoblocks

It does hurt to kind of have everythingcome down to one game as far as how faryou go when your season ends said Tigerscoach Steven Peek But as far as theprogress of this program weve made a lotof strides this year for sure finishing in thetop half of conference for the first time ina long time and really not just doing it oncebut kind of doing it over and over againagainst tough teams

Millers lsquoRocks win first-round matches

Old Picket FenceWhere every item tells a story

Antiques and moreVintage and Primitive Items

Exclusive Noblesville distributor of Blue Bell Farms soy candles amp wax melts

Bob Brehmer Bi-Centennial PotteryIndiana Stained Glass

Tuesday - Friday 10 am - 5 pm Saturday 10 am - 6 pm Sunday 1 pm - 4 pm 894 Logan Street Noblesville 317-774-1800

Reporter photo by Kirk Green

RIGHT Noblesvillersquos Allie Phillips setsup the ball during the Millersrsquo sectionalvolleyball match with Fishers ThursdayNoblesville beat the Tigers in four setsto advance to Saturday morningrsquossemi-finals

BELOW The Millers celebrated aftertheir sectional victory

Sports 5

In the second match the Shamrockshad no trouble sweeping past Anderson Inthe second set the Indians led 3-1 beforeWestfield won 16 of the next 18 points togo ahead 17-5 Natalie Ravenell started therun with a kill Anderson also scored thefirst point of the third set but theShamrocks dominated after that scoring21 points in a row

Abigial Huser and Liene Miller both hit10 kills with Caroline Sinicki handing out39 assists Cassidy Ferrer had nine digsHuser also served five aces and made oneblock Westfield coach Michelle Mapescredited her team with playing clean

Thats all we had to do said MapesWe talked about just coming out servingtough and controlling the ball the free ballsand just working on differentcombinations

VOLLEYBALLFrom Page 5

Sports6

Reporter photo by Kirk Green

The Westfield volleyball team comes together after winning a point during its sectional match with AndersonThursday at Fishers The Shamrocks swept the Indians to advance to the Saturday morning semi-finals

Sports 7

Reporter photo by Kirk Green

LEFT Fishersrsquo Maggie Markwood spikes the ball during the Tigersrsquosectional game with Noblesville Also pictured is Ellie Adams (6)

ABOVE Westfieldrsquos Ally Baldwin (left) makes a spike during theShamrocksrsquo match with Anderson Thursday at the Fishers sectionalPictured at right is Claire Stitz

In other volleyball sectional action ThursdayHamilton Heights advanced to the semi-finals of the Class 3A Sectional 24 at Delta

sweeping Blackford 25-7 25-9 25-9 Thursday eveningThe Huskies will play Yorktown in the first semi-final Saturday at 11 am The No

1-ranked Tigers beat Guerin Catholic in straight sets 25-5 25-18 25-13 in Thursdaysfirst semi-finals

After Heights and Yorktown play the second semi-final will follow between Tiptonand Delta The championship match is scheduled for 7 pm

Over at Class 2A Sectional 40 at Wapahani Sheridan played Frankton tough beforefalling in four sets 25-17 23-25 25-10 25-14

University played at Class 1A Sectional 58 falling to the host Indiana School for theDeaf in straight sets 25-14 25-14 25-21

Huskies advance to semi-finals GC Sheridan UHS fall

Contact us Hamiltonconorthreporterhotmailcom

Sports8

Noblesville 3

Fishers 1

Anderson 0

Westfield 3

Southeastern

BYE

Carmel

BYE

Class 4A Sectional 8 at FishersFirst round Semi-finals Championship

11 am Saturday

1230 pm Saturday

7 pm Saturday

Thursday

Thursday

Southeastern

Carmel

Noblesville

Westfield

Guerin Catholic 0

Yorktown 3

Heights 3

Blackford 0

Tipton

BYE

Delta

BYE

Class 3A Sectional 24 at DeltaFirst round Semi-finals Championship

11 am Saturday

1230 pm Saturday

7 pm Saturday

Thursday

Thursday

Tipton

Delta

Yorktown

Heights

Class 2A Sectional 40 at Wapahani

Monroe Central

BYE

Lapel 0

Wapahani 3

Wes-Del 0

Muncie Burris 3

Sheridan 1

Frankton 3

First round Semi-finals Championship

11 am Saturday

1230 pm Saturday

7 pm Saturday

Tuesday

Thursday

Thursday

Monroe Central

Wapahani

Frankton

Muncie Burris

Class 1A Sectional 58 at Indiana Deaf

Metropolitan 0

Bethesda Christian 3

Indiana Deaf 3

University 0

Tindley

BYE

International

BYE

First round Semi-finals Championship

1230 pm Saturday

2 pm Saturday

7 pm Saturday

Thursday

Thursday

Tindley

International

Bethesda Christian

Indiana Deaf

Sports 7

Reporter photo by Kirk Green

LEFT Fishersrsquo Maggie Markwood spikes the ball during the Tigersrsquosectional game with Noblesville Also pictured is Ellie Adams (6)

ABOVE Westfieldrsquos Ally Baldwin (left) makes a spike during theShamrocksrsquo match with Anderson Thursday at the Fishers sectionalPictured at right is Claire Stitz

In other volleyball sectional action ThursdayHamilton Heights advanced to the semi-finals of the Class 3A Sectional 24 at Delta

sweeping Blackford 25-7 25-9 25-9 Thursday eveningThe Huskies will play Yorktown in the first semi-final Saturday at 11 am The No

1-ranked Tigers beat Guerin Catholic in straight sets 25-5 25-18 25-13 in Thursdaysfirst semi-finals

After Heights and Yorktown play the second semi-final will follow between Tiptonand Delta The championship match is scheduled for 7 pm

Over at Class 2A Sectional 40 at Wapahani Sheridan played Frankton tough beforefalling in four sets 25-17 23-25 25-10 25-14

University played at Class 1A Sectional 58 falling to the host Indiana School for theDeaf in straight sets 25-14 25-14 25-21

Huskies advance to semi-finals GC Sheridan UHS fall

Contact us Hamiltonconorthreporterhotmailcom

Sports8

Noblesville 3

Fishers 1

Anderson 0

Westfield 3

Southeastern

BYE

Carmel

BYE

Class 4A Sectional 8 at FishersFirst round Semi-finals Championship

11 am Saturday

1230 pm Saturday

7 pm Saturday

Thursday

Thursday

Southeastern

Carmel

Noblesville

Westfield

Guerin Catholic 0

Yorktown 3

Heights 3

Blackford 0

Tipton

BYE

Delta

BYE

Class 3A Sectional 24 at DeltaFirst round Semi-finals Championship

11 am Saturday

1230 pm Saturday

7 pm Saturday

Thursday

Thursday

Tipton

Delta

Yorktown

Heights

Class 2A Sectional 40 at Wapahani

Monroe Central

BYE

Lapel 0

Wapahani 3

Wes-Del 0

Muncie Burris 3

Sheridan 1

Frankton 3

First round Semi-finals Championship

11 am Saturday

1230 pm Saturday

7 pm Saturday

Tuesday

Thursday

Thursday

Monroe Central

Wapahani

Frankton

Muncie Burris

Class 1A Sectional 58 at Indiana Deaf

Metropolitan 0

Bethesda Christian 3

Indiana Deaf 3

University 0

Tindley

BYE

International

BYE

First round Semi-finals Championship

1230 pm Saturday

2 pm Saturday

7 pm Saturday

Thursday

Thursday

Tindley

International

Bethesda Christian

Indiana Deaf

Sports8

Noblesville 3

Fishers 1

Anderson 0

Westfield 3

Southeastern

BYE

Carmel

BYE

Class 4A Sectional 8 at FishersFirst round Semi-finals Championship

11 am Saturday

1230 pm Saturday

7 pm Saturday

Thursday

Thursday

Southeastern

Carmel

Noblesville

Westfield

Guerin Catholic 0

Yorktown 3

Heights 3

Blackford 0

Tipton

BYE

Delta

BYE

Class 3A Sectional 24 at DeltaFirst round Semi-finals Championship

11 am Saturday

1230 pm Saturday

7 pm Saturday

Thursday

Thursday

Tipton

Delta

Yorktown

Heights

Class 2A Sectional 40 at Wapahani

Monroe Central

BYE

Lapel 0

Wapahani 3

Wes-Del 0

Muncie Burris 3

Sheridan 1

Frankton 3

First round Semi-finals Championship

11 am Saturday

1230 pm Saturday

7 pm Saturday

Tuesday

Thursday

Thursday

Monroe Central

Wapahani

Frankton

Muncie Burris

Class 1A Sectional 58 at Indiana Deaf

Metropolitan 0

Bethesda Christian 3

Indiana Deaf 3

University 0

Tindley

BYE

International

BYE

First round Semi-finals Championship

1230 pm Saturday

2 pm Saturday

7 pm Saturday

Thursday

Thursday

Tindley

International

Bethesda Christian

Indiana Deaf

Sports 9

The Noblesville girls soccer team willtravel to Warsaw on Saturday to compete inthe IHSAA north semi-state

The No 17 Millers will take on Pennthe No 1-ranked team in Class 2A in thefirst game at Warsaw The action starts at10 am and will be followed by the secondsemi-final which will be contested betweenNo 13 Fort Wayne Carroll and No 10Munster The championship game isscheduled for 7 pm

Penn is 19-0-1 for the season whileNoblesville is 9-6-2 The Millers of coursehave played a difficult schedule and in factdefeated Carmel on Sept 13 when theGreyhounds were ranked No 2 in the state

Noblesville won its own sectional withupsets over No 15 Fishers and No 8Hamilton Southeastern then took care ofMcCutcheon and Marion to win theLogansport regional

In the south semi-state at EvansvilleCentral No 20 Columbus North will playBrebeuf Jesuit the No 4-ranked team anddefending state champion in the first semi-final That game begins at 10 am (9 amCentral Time) and will be followed by agame between Franklin Central and No 12Terre Haute North The championship gamewill be played at 6 pm

Semi-state winners advance to the 2Astate championship game which will beplayed Oct 29 at IUPUIs Carroll Stadium

Millers take on No 1 Penn Saturday

Reporter photo by Kirk Green

The Noblesville girls soccer team willplay at the Warsaw semi-stateSaturday taking on Penn in the firstsemi-final

Hamilton Southeastern will begin selling tickets for next Fridays sectional footballgame with Carmel on Tuesday

The Royals will host the Greyhounds with kickoff at 7 pm Tickets are $6 and willbe available in the athletic office and the main office

Since this is an IHSAA event HSE season tickets All-Sports Passes Punch Passesand Corporation IDs will not admit fans into the game

Tickets for HSE-Carmelfootball on sale Tuesday