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Wednesday October 26 2016Sheridan Noblesville Cicero Arcadia Atlanta Carmel Fishers Westfield
Vol 3 No 212Showers and thunderstorms with thelikelihood of precipitation increasingas the day and evening go on Showerchances fall after 2 am
TODAYrsquoS WEATHER
HIGH 62 LOW 50
The Noblesville Common Councilapproved the cityrsquos 2017 budget at itsOctober 25 meeting The 2017 proposedbudget totals $70661478 with a generalfund budget of $46273223
ldquoThis budget shows the cityrsquos financialresponsibility and its importance to me andall city officials and employees We alwaysreduce where we can and just because itrsquosin the budget doesnrsquot mean we have to spenditrdquo Mayor John Ditslear said
Ditslear said there are a few factors thepublic should take into account with the2017 budget
In previous years the city hasbudgeted 100 percent of its COIT funds tothe General Fund In 2017 the city hasbudgeted just 59 percent ($105 million) ofCOIT The remaining amount will beavailable in the Rainy Day Fund if neededby council appropriation which providesmore financial transparency
The budget allows the hiring of 11full-time positions and one part-time
Noblesville Common Council approves 2017 budget
Photo courtesy the City of Noblesville
The Noblesville Common Council approved the cityrsquos 2017 budget at its meeting Tuesday evening The budget includes a twopercent raise for city employees and allows for the hiring of 11 full-time positions and one part-time positions
The Town announced late last weekthat Paul MunozC i c e r o J a c k s o nTownship PlanDirector hasaccepted a newposition in theprivate sector andhis last day with theTown will beFriday October 28th
Since 2009 Paulhas been a part ofseveral worthwhileprojects with the
Town of Cicero In his tenure he assistedin the development of a newComprehensive Plan DowntownRevitalization Plan Parks Impact StudiesADA Transition Plans and sought out andreceived funding for the redevelopmentstudies and environmental studies on localprojects He was instrumental in creatingOur Town Cicero the Indiana Main Streetorganization for the community hecultivated arts programs and expandedstorm water education and outreachprograms to name a few accomplishmentsThe Town was awarded two GreenCommunity of the Year awards by theIndiana Association of Cities and Townthe Sustainable 2016 Award by the LtGovernorrsquos office and just recentlyreceived the CLEAN Communitydesignation by the Indiana Department ofEnvironmental Management
Town staff members communityorganizations and friends will be hostinga farewell reception for Paul on ThursdayOct 27 at 30 West from 430 to 630 pmCommunity members are welcome to helpus wish Paul the best on his new careerand to thank him for his dedication to theCicero community
Cicero PlanCommissionDirector tostep down
Munoz
The Horseshoe Prairie Chapterof the Daughters of the AmericanRevolution presented a portraitof Alexander Hamilton to countycommissioners at their Mondaymeeting Hamilton Countynamed for the founding fatherhad never previously hadHamiltons image displayed in apublic building The local DARgave the portrait as aBicentennial gift for the countyLeft to right are DAR membersMary Ann Lockhart SharonMcMahan commissioners SteveDillinger Mark HeirbrandtChristine Altman and DARRegent Amanda Mizell
Reporter photo by Perry Williams
A natural gas explosion damaged ahome under construction in NoblesvilleSunday afternoonShortly before noon the Noblesville FireDepartment was dispatched to 11917Whisper Ridge Drive for a possibleresidential structural collapse First-arriving crews found a home structurallyunsafe to enterNearby neighbors confirmed hearing alarge explosion that shook their homesand rattled the windows NoblesvilleFire Investigator Division Chief RickRussell has confirmed that the damageto the home is the cause of a naturalgas explosion All utilities wereimmediately shut off to the homesecuring any further dangersThere were no injuries The home is atotal loss at an estimated $300000Another picture appears on Page 6
Natural gas explosion damages Noblesville home
DAR makes presentation to Commissioners
Photo courtesy Noblesville Fire Department
News2
Correction The Hamilton County Reporter incorrectly listed the date for HamiltonCounty Parksrsquo dedication of the restoration and re-creation of three historicbridges used to build a bridge to link Koteewi Park with White RiverCampground
The correct date for the dedication and festival is November 10th
Detailed information can be obtained by calling (317)770-4400 or byvisiting myhamiltoncountyparkscom
The work of Noblesville High School(NHS) Sculpture II art students will be ondisplay at the Indianapolis Museum ofArt (IMA) after winning a competition todesign one of the museumrsquos 2017 minigolf course holes
The theme of the course is ldquoNaturalWorldrdquo and applicants were encouragedto emphasize flora fauna and landscapein their submissions NHSrsquos submissiontitled ldquoStumpedrdquo stood out among otherlocal and regional artists architects anddesigners to secure one of the 18 holedesigns that will be in display throughout2017
The Sculpture II class is made of 10students who all contributed to the win-ning design The class is led by NHS artteacher Craig Helming
Collaboration skills and the connec-tion between school studies and real-world opportunities are key elements ofNoblesville Schoolsrsquo unique Miller Shiftlearning culture
Picture courtesy Noblesville Schools
NHS art students win IndianapolisMuseum of Art competition
position The full-time positions includestreet department (3) parks (2) police (2)information technology (1) planning (1)fire (1) and mayorrsquos office (1) The part-timeposition is a deputy clerk
City employees will receive a 2 percentraise the first pay increase in three years Ahandful of director and assistant directorpositions will see a higher increase to staycompetitive and comparable to similar jobsin the area
Circuit breakers are tax caps (set at 12 and 3 percent) aimed at helping residentsby ensuring they do not pay more than afixed percent of their propertyrsquos grossassessed value in property taxes In 2016Noblesville was unable to collect $41
million of property taxes Due to the tax ratedrop (from 161 in 2016 to 156 in 2017)the loss for 2017 is projected to be $3689million
Public safety is the No 1 priority inour community In 2017 public safetyaccounts for 56 percent of the overalloperational budget up from 53 percent in2016
The budget includes $235 million forroad resurfacing and sidewalktrailimprovements
Additional budgetordinanceinformation may be found at this websitehttpwwwcityofnoblesvilleorgeGovappsdocumentcenteregovview=itemid=6472
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New Adult Fiction Books1 Broken Trust A Badge of Honor novelby WEB Griffin2 Woman of God by James Patterson3 Silence A novel of the SERRAtedEdge by Mercedes Lackey4 Thrice the Brinded Cat Hath Mewd byC Alan Bradley5 Christmas Caramel Murder by JoanneFluke6 Woman of God by James Patterson7 The Kept Woman A novel by KarinSlaughter8 Pushing Up Daisies An Agatha Raisinmystery by MC Beaton M C9 Presumption of Guilt by Archer Mayor10 The Underground Railroad A novelby Colson Whitehead
New Adult Nonfiction Books1 My Child Is Sick Expert Advice forManaging Common Illnesses and Injuriesby Barton D Schmitt2 The Leper Spy The Story of an UnlikelyHero of World War II by Ben Montgomery3 Fodorrsquos Essential Australia by FodorrsquosTravel4 Finding Calm for the Expectant MomTools for Reducing Stress Anxiety andMood Swings During Your Pregnancy byAlice D Domar5 Between Breaths A Memoir of Panicand Addiction by Elizabeth Vargas6 Filthy Rich A Powerful Billionaire theSex Scandal that Undid Him and All theJustice that Money Can Buy TheShocking True Story of Jeffrey Epstein byJames Patterson7 1956 The World in Revolt by SimonHall8 ADHD Nation Children Doctors BigPharma and the Making of an AmericanEpidemic by Alan Schwarz9 Best State Ever A Florida ManDefends His Homeland by Dave Barry10 Contracts The Essential BusinessDesk Reference by Richard Stim
New DVDs1 Veep The complete fourth season2 Grantchester Season 23 Prey Season 14 The Huntsman Winters War5 Captain America Civil War6 The Darkness7 Popstar Never Stop Never Stopping8 Indian Summers The complete second
season9 Reign The complete third season10 Wild Oats
New Music CDs1 If Im Honest by Blake Shelton2 The Nice Guys Original motion picturesoundtrack by Al Green3 Pierced Arrow by Rides4 American Love by Jake Owen5 American Prodigal by David Crowder6 Live at the Hollywood Bowl by TheBeatles7 Beulah by John Paul White8 The Bird amp the Rifle by Lori McKenna9 Down in a Hole by Kiefer Sutherland10 Encore Movie Partners Sing Broad-way by Barbra Streisand singer
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Philip and Bartholomew Thomas and Matthew the publicanJames the son of Alphaeus and Lebbaeus whose surname wasThaddaeus
- Matthew 103
50 Years AgoNews Itrsquos classes for the teachers and vacation for the students fromThursday Oct 27 to Monday Oct 31 as the 40000 member IndianaState Teachers Association meets Oct 27 and 28th for the 113th annualconference on instructionSports Noblesville saddled with its worst football record since a 1-7season in 1938 and Carmel tagged with two defeats in one season forthe first time in four years will battle here Wednesday evening in ldquothegamerdquo for both teamsAd Diana Theatre Elvis Presley in Spinout
Alfred Thomas lsquoTomrsquo Allin Jr
April 14 1925 - October 23 2016
Alfred Thomas Tom Allin Jr 91 of Fishers passed away on Sunday October 232016 at Prairie Lakes Health Campus in Noblesville He was born onApril 14 1925 to Alfred Thomas and Lily (Hansen) Allin in LynbrookNew York
Tom retired from JP Morgan Chase (formerly Chemical Bank) after30 years as a Sr Trust Officer He proudly served his country with theUS Army and was a WWII veteran having served in the 75th InfantryDivision He was a member of the Fishers United Methodist Churchthe Lions Club and Lamda Chi Alpha Fraternity
He is survived by two daughters Beverly F Nichols and NancyKay (Dennie) Cooke grandchildren Kimberly Nichols (Joe) Davis
Alison (Michael) Strole and Gregory Cooke siblings Mary Lou Bartholomaus RichardAllin Katherine Dyson and William Allin and great-grandchildren Abigail Marie DavisHunter Allin Strole and Carter Henry Strole
In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by his wife Virginia (Funk) Allinwho passed away in 2011
Services will be held at 100 pm on Friday October 28 2016 at Randall amp RobertsFishers Mortuary 12010 Allisonville Road in Fishers with visitation from 1100 amBurial will be at Oaklawn Memorial Gardens in Indianapolis
Memorial contributions may be made to American Cancer Society 5635 W 96th StreetSuite 100 Indianapolis IN 46278
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Obituaries4
Carol Jean Roberts Folger
October 11 1925 - October 22 2016
Carol Jean Roberts Folger 91 of Indianapolis passed away October 22 2016 Shewas born on October 11 1925 in Noblesville daughter of Otis andNelle Laudig Roberts
In addition to her parents Carol was preceded in death by herhusband David Bell Folger
Survivors include her children Susan (Peter) Lodal John (Marty)Folger and Lynne Rowe 7 grandchildren 7 great-grandchildren and1 on the way
Family and friends will gather on Thursday October 27 2016 at11 am in Carmel Christian Church of which Carol was a member andthe funeral service will begin at 1 pm
Please visit wwwbussellfamilyfuneralscom to read Carolrsquos complete obituary andshare a memory
Kyle Edward Hughes
April 8 1988 - October 22 2016
Kyle Edward Hughes 28 of Noblesville passed away on Saturday October 22 2016He was born on April 8 1988 in Indianapolis Indiana
Kyle was a 2007 graduate of Noblesville High School and graduated from AndersonUniversity in 2012 Since graduation from college he has been employed at MicroComponents in sales since 2012 and was a member of itown church in Fishers
Kyle is survived by his father Don Hughes mother Kristine Hughes brother RyanHughes (fianceacute Kimberly Bechtel) sisters Kendra (Dave) Hoyt and Krista Broshearsand five nieces amp nephews
Services will be held at 100 pm on Friday October 28 2016 at Randall amp RobertsFuneral Center 1685 Westfield Road in Noblesville with visitation from 1100 am to thetime of service Pastor Jack Baird will officiate Burial immediately following at HamiltonMemorial Park Cemetery in Noblesville
Memorial contributions may be made to itown church 9959 East 126th Street FishersIN 46038 or Dyslexia Institute of Indiana 8395 Keystone Crossing Suite 102Indianapolis IN 46240
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Additional obituaries appear on Page 5
Contact us Hamiltonconorthreporterhotmailcom
Obituaries 5
Robert H Cooley
July 25 1941 - October 22 2016
Our Good Lord mercifully took Robert H Cooley home to heaven onSaturday morning October 22 2016 His long struggle with cancerended peacefully at home with his 60 year love Jeannie at his bedside
Mr Cooley was born July 25 1941 in Arlington IN to parentsLowell and Opal Cooley who preceded him in death Mr Cooleygraduated from Arlington High School in 1959 having served as ClassPresident trumpet player and scrappy leader of the Arlington Wildcatsbasketball and baseball teams
After attending Butler University he married the former RegeniaCarole Pedigo November 12 1960 She was the love of his life andtogether they raised three sons who survive Robert Lowell Cooley
and wife Kellie of Newton NC Brian Scott Cooley and wife Lesa of Noblesville IN andBarry Wade Cooley and wife Pamela of Portland OR He was also so proud of his fourgrandsons Brian Matthew Andrew and Brandon and one granddaughter Madison whosurvive Mr Cooley is also survived by his sister Betty Carole Fancher and husband BobArlington IN and his brother Garry Evan Cooley and wife Connie of Milroy IN He waspreceded in death by his uncles Leon Cooley Omer Cooley and Pete Bogue
Detective Sergeant Cooley proudly served 27 years with the Indiana State Policereceived many honors and mentored a new generation of Indianarsquos finest During hisservice he was the recipient of the State of Indianarsquos highest honor ldquoSagamore of theWabashrdquo After State retirement he became Manager of Security for American Trans AirAirlines for 10 years Those years spanned the most challenging years in our countryrsquosaviation history including 9112001 Security measures he developed during those yearsare still in place today working to keep American safe from threats at home and abroad
When faced with a rare cancer diagnosis and short term fatal prognosis Mr Cooleyenrolled in a clinical trial with the Oregon Health amp Sciences University and the NovartisDrug Co This move extended Mr Cooleyrsquos life by over sixteen years and helped createGleevec which is now treating GIST cancer and leukemia patients worldwide
Besides a storied career and long fought battle he enjoyed fishing golfing and 10Krunning He also enjoyed time with his many friends from the law enforcement fraternitybut most of all cherished his time with his beloved wife Jeannie and wonderful family
The family will receive visitors on Friday October 28 from 400 to 800 pm at Randallamp Roberts Funeral Home 1685 Westfield Road (State Road 32) Noblesville IN Formalservices will be Saturday October 29 at 1030 am also at the funeral home
Mr Cooley will be buried Saturday October 29 230 pm with a graveside service atthe Cooley Family Plot Arlington East Hill Cemetery Arlington IN
In lieu of flowers the family would appreciate contributions to GIST ResearchKnight Cancer Institute Oregon Health amp Sciences University Mail Code CH7M 3303SW Bond Avenue Portland OR 97239 or Rush County Community Foundation Inc117 N Main St Rushville IN 46173
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Susan Adele Yates
August 11 1955 - October 22 2016
Susan Adele Yates 61 of Fishers passed away on Saturday October 22 2016 at StVincent Hospital Indianapolis
She was born on August 11 1955 to the late H Marvin and SylviaR (Jasinowski) Yates in La Porte Indiana For 10 years Susan wasan administrator for Koala Centers and then a pharmaceuticalrepresentative for Glaxo-Smith-Kline Corporation for 20 years retiringin 2010 A lover of dogs Susan was a member of the Agility Club ofIndianapolis and was a healer performing massage amp Reiki on herpets and those in the pet community She enjoyed traveling the worldand scuba diving Susan loved her family and volunteered at the schoolof her great-nieces amp -nephews She had an infectious personalityalways finding and accentuating the positive Susan will be missed by
everyone who knew her 2-legged and 4-leggedShe is survived by her brother John R (Karen) Yates niece Melissa (TJ) Beckwith
nephew Christopher (Laura) Yates great-nieces amp -nephews Allison Beckwith andColten Gage amp Noelle Yates special friend Bonnie Pilbeam and her four-legged familyLuna amp Bridge-It
Visitation will be from 400 pm to 700 pm on Tuesday October 25 2016 at Randallamp Roberts Funeral Center 1685 Westfield Road in Noblesville A Funeral Mass will becelebrated at 1030 am on Wednesday October 26 2016 at St Elizabeth Ann SetonCatholic Church 10655 Haverstick Road in Carmel with Rev Theodore Rothrockofficiating
Memorial contributions may be made to Agility Club of Indianapolis co Kim Glass6836 N Caldwell Road Lebanon IN 46052
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Margaret A Russell
February 8 1936 - October 21 2016
Margaret A Russell 80 of Noblesville passed away on Friday October 21 2016 inGreenwood after a long illness She was a registered nurse a graduateof St Vincent Hospital School of Nursing in Indianapolis IN and theCollege of St Francis in Joliet IL She spent most of her long careerat Community Hospital first at Community Hospital East and later atCommunity North After retiring from there she worked as a nurse inNoblesville schools
Margaret was born on February 18 1836 in Kansas and is survivedby her daughters Nancy Russell of Noblesville and Laura Russell ofLos Angeles CA Also surviving are her siblings Charles (Diane)
Robert Joseph Daniel (Kim) Mary (David) Allen eleven nieces and nephewsShe was preceded in death by her parents Charles F and Francis R Robinson her son
Brent and sister RitaAfter being the nurse caregiver for decades Margaret was grateful for all the medical
care she received from legions of peopleService information may be found at wwwrandallrobertscom once arrangements are
completedCondolences wwwrandallrobertscom
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Natural gas explosiondamages Noblesville home
Photo courtesy Noblesville Fire Department
The Noblesville Fire Department responded to a natural gas explosion that damageda home under construction in Noblesville Sunday afternoon at 11917 Whisper RidgeDrive The home is a total loss at an estimated $300000
7
Sports8
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorThe Westfield volleyball team ran into
a big-hitting Zionsville squad Tuesday andfell to the Eagles in the regionalchampionship in a hard-fought four-setmatch
The final score of 25-20 25-21 21-2525-22 shows how close it was Each setfollowed a different pattern and yet had thesame theme Zionsvilles big offense causedfrustration for the Shamrocks
I felt like everything that we put upagainst them we could not stop them saidWestfield coach Michelle Mapes Hewitt Atone point the coach turned to her assistantcoach and noted that Zionsville was jumpinghigher and making more plays
They executed well and I just think thisteam makes it to state said Mapes Hewitt
Westfield put up an incredible fight infront of a packed crowd at The Rock Thefirst set was tight early but Zionsville ranoff five straight points to lead 14-9
The Eagles later led 17-11 but theRocks came roaring back thanks to killsfrom Natalie Ravenell and Cassidy FerrerZionsville jumped back ahead 22-18 and akill by Erin Uebele gave the Eagles the set
The Shamrocks blasted off to a 7-2 leadin the second set with Ravenell againputting down two more kills Ravenell andfellow senior Abigail Huser providedWestfield with both the big hits andleadership
They played the game that we thoughtthey were going to play said MapesHewitt We knew that whenever we got ina tight situation those were the two playersthat we wanted to go to And they didfantastic
The Eagles then scored 13 of the next 17points to jump ahead 15-11 and then wentup 24-18 Westfield saved three set pointsincluding an ace from Caroline Sinicki butZionsvilles Katie Isenbarger hit a kill to winthe second set
That was kind of the frustrating partsaid Mapes Hewitt I felt like everyadjustment that we made defensive-wise inthe backcourt they would go the oppositeway We just couldnt come up with ananswer
The Rocks were able to turn the tablesat the end of third set winning the last sixpoints to take the set 25-21 Trailing 21-19Claire Stitz pounded a kill then PageDickinson served an ace Abigail Huserhelped out with a kill the Shamrocks madea successful block and then Stitz hit twokills for the set
Zionsville won six straight points earlyin the fourth to jump ahead 9-5 That leadbecame 15-10 before Westfield got three
lsquoRocks fall to hard-hitting Eagles
Reporter photo by Kirk Green
Westfieldrsquos Abigial Huser hits a kill for the Shamrocks during their regional match with Zionsville Tuesday
Sports 9
points in a row including two Huser killsThe Eagles held a slight lead before theShamrocks tied it up at 21-21
But Zionsville would take the next threepoints giving the Eagles threechampionship points Huser saved one witha kill but Uebeles kill ended the match
Westfield finished its season 23-13 butnot before winning its first sectionalchampionship in five years
It was an emotional season saidMapes Hewitt We had our ups and downsThroughout the season I didnt think thatwe found our rhythm until there at the endBut it was the right time to find the rhythm
Im proud of the girls They playedhard
lsquoROCKSFrom Page 8
HamiltonCounty
ReporterHamiltonCountyrsquos
HometownNewspaper
Reporter photo by Kirk Green
Westfieldrsquos Lienne Miller provided some timely kills for the Shamrocks during their regional match with Zionsville Tuesday
Sports10
Westfield Probable LineupsOffense DefenseQB Andy Sweet Sr 190 E Brian Skelton Sr 175RB Johnny Swidan Sr 205 NT Griffin Lickfeldt Jr 240WR Evan Manley Sr 165 T Elisha Lennon Sr 205WR Drew Neustifter Sr 160 E Byron Hubbard Sr 190WR Clint Hostler Sr 140 LB Justin Frey Sr 160RB Kyle Pepiot So 180 LB Jackson Garrett Sr 205TE Hayden Russell Sr 240 LB Hank Grenda Sr 205T Matt Robinson Jr 250 LB Dillon Simpson Sr 170G Chad Reeh Sr 260 C Caleb Sanburn Sr 170G Spencer Stachyra Sr 290 C Chris Zolto Sr 173C Austin Dollens Sr 270 SS Koby Hauser Jr 190T Gannon Asher Sr 190 FS Lucas Schultz Sr 160
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorOne high-flying offense will meet
another Friday night when the Westfieldfootball team travels to Lafayette Jeff forone of the two semi-final games in Class 5ASectional 11
The week off was nice but we areexcited to get going again said Shamrockscoach Jake Gilbert
Westfield is averaging 309 points pergame just ahead of the Bronchos 292 Jeffcomes into the sectional with a 6-3 recordand has touched the 50-point mark in a pairof games
The Bronchos started their season withvictories over Twin Lakes 33-28 and EastChicago Central 20-18 Lafayette Jeff thenbegan North Central Conference play withthree straight losses to McCutcheon 45-3Harrison 40-8 and Kokomo 25-19 Afterthat the Bronchos won their next fourgames defeating Marion 28-20 Richmond50-32 Logansport 47-7 and Muncie Central55-48
Lafayette Jeff is well coached and theyreally know how to score saidGilbert They consistently score close to 50points per game and have some explosiveskill players Defensively they like to bringpressure and have a variety of blitzes Wewill have to be prepared for a lot
The Bronchos quarterback is juniorMathew Wilkerson who has completed 123of 202 passes for 1420 yards and 13touchdowns A pair of seniors lead thereceiving contingent Jalen Williams has 35catches for 522 yards and seventouchdowns while Justin Walker has 21catches gaining 299 yards and scoring fivetouchdowns
Latrell Brown is Lafayette Jeffs leadingrusher with 799 yards and 12 touchdownsin 128 carries A freshman Marquis Munozhas scored six TDs in his 84 carries and 571yards
Senior Andy Sweet is the Shamrocksprobable quarterback he has 69 catches in125 attempts for 1025 yards and ninetouchdowns Evan Manley also a seniorhas 25 of those catches with 522 yards andeight TDs to his credit Junior Nate Froelichis Westfields leading rusher with 860 yardsin 144 carries including 10 touchdownsSenior Johnny Swidan has gained 540 yardsin 116 rushes scoring nine touchdowns
lsquoRocks travel to Lafayette Jeff on Friday
Brian ReddickFile photo
Westfieldrsquos Nate Froelich has scored 10 touchdowns for the Shamrocks this seasonWestfield will travel to Lafayette Jeff Friday for a semi-final game in Class 5ASectional 11
Hamilton County ReporterHamilton Countyrsquos
Hometown Newspaper
Eastern ConferenceSoutheast W L PCT GBAtlanta 0 0 000 00Charlotte 0 0 000 00Miami 0 0 000 00Orlando 0 0 000 00Washington 0 0 000 00East W L PCT GBBoston 0 0 000 00Brooklyn 0 0 000 00Philadelphia 0 0 000 00Toronto 0 0 000 00New York 0 1 000 10Central W L PCT GBCleveland 1 0 100 -Chicago 0 0 100 05Detroit 0 0 100 05Indiana 0 0 000 05Milwaukee 0 0 000 05
Western ConferenceSouthwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 1 0 100 -Dallas 0 0 000 05Houston 0 0 000 05Memphis 0 0 000 05New Orleans 0 0 000 05Pacific W L PCT GBLA Clippers 0 0 000 00LA Lakers 0 0 000 00Phoenix 0 0 000 00Sacramento 0 0 000 00Golden State 0 1 000 10Northwest W L PCT GBPortland 1 0 000 -Denver 0 0 000 05Minnesota 0 0 000 05Oklahoma City 0 0 000 05Utah 0 0 000 10
NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos scores
Cleveland 117 New York 88Portland 113 Utah 104
San Antonio 129 Golden State 100
Sports 11
The Indiana High School SwimmingCoaches Association released its pre-season poll on Tuesday and to the surpriseof no one Carmel is ranked on top
The Greyhounds made history bywinning their 30th consecutive statechampionship last February and are clearlyfavored to extend that streak this seasonCarmel has 228 points in the coaches pollwhich is put together by scoring a mockmeet based on best times reportedthroughout the season Times from lastseason are used to compile the pre-seasonrankings
Northridge is the pre-season No 2 with108 points followed by Chesteron with 90and Homestead with 78 Fishers is fifth inthe poll with 76 points HamiltonSoutheastern is rated 18th with 29 pointswhile Westfield is tied for 37th with fourpoints
Carmel also holds six of the toprankings in the eight individual eventsEmma Nordin is first in the 200 and 500
freestyles Sammie Burchill leads in theindividual medley and backstroke GracePangburn is first in the 50 free and KellyPash leads the 100 free
The Tigers Lauryn Parrish is rankedsecond in the 100 free and third in the 200free while Lauren Edelman is third in theindividual medley and fourth in thebreaststroke Southeasterns Hannah Pughis rated sixth in the butterfly with MeganLugar seventh in the backstrokeWestfields Erin Verbrugge is ranked 13thin the 500 free
Here is a complete list of rankedHamilton County swimmers
200 freestyle 1 Emma NordinCarmel 2 Kelly Pash Carmel 3 LaurynParrish Fishers 11 Morgan Grout Carmel
200 individual medley 1 SammieBurchill Carmel 3 Lauren EdelmanFishers 4 Trude Rothrock Carmel 14Allison Sperring Fishers
50 freestyle 1 Grace PangburnCarmel
Diving 10 Maddie Folta Fishers 13Halli Siwik Southeastern
100 butterfly 2 Trude RothrockCarmel 4 Caroline Schultz Carmel 6Hannah Pugh Southeastern 15 AmiliaNusbaum Fishers
100 freestyle 1 Kelly Pash Carmel 2Lauryn Parrish Fishers
500 freestyle 1 Emma NordinCarmel 3 Morgan Miller Carmel 9
Morgan Grout Carmel 13 ErinVerbrugge Westfield
100 backstroke 1 Sammie BurchillCarmel 7 Megan Lugar Southeastern
100 breaststroke 4 Lauren EdelmanFishers 9 Grace Estabrook Carmel 14Brinley Barton Carmel 15 MadelineFoxworthy Carmel
Carmel is pre-season No 1 Fishers ranked fifth
News2
Correction The Hamilton County Reporter incorrectly listed the date for HamiltonCounty Parksrsquo dedication of the restoration and re-creation of three historicbridges used to build a bridge to link Koteewi Park with White RiverCampground
The correct date for the dedication and festival is November 10th
Detailed information can be obtained by calling (317)770-4400 or byvisiting myhamiltoncountyparkscom
The work of Noblesville High School(NHS) Sculpture II art students will be ondisplay at the Indianapolis Museum ofArt (IMA) after winning a competition todesign one of the museumrsquos 2017 minigolf course holes
The theme of the course is ldquoNaturalWorldrdquo and applicants were encouragedto emphasize flora fauna and landscapein their submissions NHSrsquos submissiontitled ldquoStumpedrdquo stood out among otherlocal and regional artists architects anddesigners to secure one of the 18 holedesigns that will be in display throughout2017
The Sculpture II class is made of 10students who all contributed to the win-ning design The class is led by NHS artteacher Craig Helming
Collaboration skills and the connec-tion between school studies and real-world opportunities are key elements ofNoblesville Schoolsrsquo unique Miller Shiftlearning culture
Picture courtesy Noblesville Schools
NHS art students win IndianapolisMuseum of Art competition
position The full-time positions includestreet department (3) parks (2) police (2)information technology (1) planning (1)fire (1) and mayorrsquos office (1) The part-timeposition is a deputy clerk
City employees will receive a 2 percentraise the first pay increase in three years Ahandful of director and assistant directorpositions will see a higher increase to staycompetitive and comparable to similar jobsin the area
Circuit breakers are tax caps (set at 12 and 3 percent) aimed at helping residentsby ensuring they do not pay more than afixed percent of their propertyrsquos grossassessed value in property taxes In 2016Noblesville was unable to collect $41
million of property taxes Due to the tax ratedrop (from 161 in 2016 to 156 in 2017)the loss for 2017 is projected to be $3689million
Public safety is the No 1 priority inour community In 2017 public safetyaccounts for 56 percent of the overalloperational budget up from 53 percent in2016
The budget includes $235 million forroad resurfacing and sidewalktrailimprovements
Additional budgetordinanceinformation may be found at this websitehttpwwwcityofnoblesvilleorgeGovappsdocumentcenteregovview=itemid=6472
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Here are the Hamilton East Public Li-brary items lists for the week of Oct 242016
New Adult Fiction Books1 Broken Trust A Badge of Honor novelby WEB Griffin2 Woman of God by James Patterson3 Silence A novel of the SERRAtedEdge by Mercedes Lackey4 Thrice the Brinded Cat Hath Mewd byC Alan Bradley5 Christmas Caramel Murder by JoanneFluke6 Woman of God by James Patterson7 The Kept Woman A novel by KarinSlaughter8 Pushing Up Daisies An Agatha Raisinmystery by MC Beaton M C9 Presumption of Guilt by Archer Mayor10 The Underground Railroad A novelby Colson Whitehead
New Adult Nonfiction Books1 My Child Is Sick Expert Advice forManaging Common Illnesses and Injuriesby Barton D Schmitt2 The Leper Spy The Story of an UnlikelyHero of World War II by Ben Montgomery3 Fodorrsquos Essential Australia by FodorrsquosTravel4 Finding Calm for the Expectant MomTools for Reducing Stress Anxiety andMood Swings During Your Pregnancy byAlice D Domar5 Between Breaths A Memoir of Panicand Addiction by Elizabeth Vargas6 Filthy Rich A Powerful Billionaire theSex Scandal that Undid Him and All theJustice that Money Can Buy TheShocking True Story of Jeffrey Epstein byJames Patterson7 1956 The World in Revolt by SimonHall8 ADHD Nation Children Doctors BigPharma and the Making of an AmericanEpidemic by Alan Schwarz9 Best State Ever A Florida ManDefends His Homeland by Dave Barry10 Contracts The Essential BusinessDesk Reference by Richard Stim
New DVDs1 Veep The complete fourth season2 Grantchester Season 23 Prey Season 14 The Huntsman Winters War5 Captain America Civil War6 The Darkness7 Popstar Never Stop Never Stopping8 Indian Summers The complete second
season9 Reign The complete third season10 Wild Oats
New Music CDs1 If Im Honest by Blake Shelton2 The Nice Guys Original motion picturesoundtrack by Al Green3 Pierced Arrow by Rides4 American Love by Jake Owen5 American Prodigal by David Crowder6 Live at the Hollywood Bowl by TheBeatles7 Beulah by John Paul White8 The Bird amp the Rifle by Lori McKenna9 Down in a Hole by Kiefer Sutherland10 Encore Movie Partners Sing Broad-way by Barbra Streisand singer
Hamilton EastPublic Library lists
Hamilton County Reporter
Hamilton Countyrsquos Hometown Newspaper
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
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3 months $186 months $341 Year $68
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Philip and Bartholomew Thomas and Matthew the publicanJames the son of Alphaeus and Lebbaeus whose surname wasThaddaeus
- Matthew 103
50 Years AgoNews Itrsquos classes for the teachers and vacation for the students fromThursday Oct 27 to Monday Oct 31 as the 40000 member IndianaState Teachers Association meets Oct 27 and 28th for the 113th annualconference on instructionSports Noblesville saddled with its worst football record since a 1-7season in 1938 and Carmel tagged with two defeats in one season forthe first time in four years will battle here Wednesday evening in ldquothegamerdquo for both teamsAd Diana Theatre Elvis Presley in Spinout
Alfred Thomas lsquoTomrsquo Allin Jr
April 14 1925 - October 23 2016
Alfred Thomas Tom Allin Jr 91 of Fishers passed away on Sunday October 232016 at Prairie Lakes Health Campus in Noblesville He was born onApril 14 1925 to Alfred Thomas and Lily (Hansen) Allin in LynbrookNew York
Tom retired from JP Morgan Chase (formerly Chemical Bank) after30 years as a Sr Trust Officer He proudly served his country with theUS Army and was a WWII veteran having served in the 75th InfantryDivision He was a member of the Fishers United Methodist Churchthe Lions Club and Lamda Chi Alpha Fraternity
He is survived by two daughters Beverly F Nichols and NancyKay (Dennie) Cooke grandchildren Kimberly Nichols (Joe) Davis
Alison (Michael) Strole and Gregory Cooke siblings Mary Lou Bartholomaus RichardAllin Katherine Dyson and William Allin and great-grandchildren Abigail Marie DavisHunter Allin Strole and Carter Henry Strole
In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by his wife Virginia (Funk) Allinwho passed away in 2011
Services will be held at 100 pm on Friday October 28 2016 at Randall amp RobertsFishers Mortuary 12010 Allisonville Road in Fishers with visitation from 1100 amBurial will be at Oaklawn Memorial Gardens in Indianapolis
Memorial contributions may be made to American Cancer Society 5635 W 96th StreetSuite 100 Indianapolis IN 46278
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Obituaries4
Carol Jean Roberts Folger
October 11 1925 - October 22 2016
Carol Jean Roberts Folger 91 of Indianapolis passed away October 22 2016 Shewas born on October 11 1925 in Noblesville daughter of Otis andNelle Laudig Roberts
In addition to her parents Carol was preceded in death by herhusband David Bell Folger
Survivors include her children Susan (Peter) Lodal John (Marty)Folger and Lynne Rowe 7 grandchildren 7 great-grandchildren and1 on the way
Family and friends will gather on Thursday October 27 2016 at11 am in Carmel Christian Church of which Carol was a member andthe funeral service will begin at 1 pm
Please visit wwwbussellfamilyfuneralscom to read Carolrsquos complete obituary andshare a memory
Kyle Edward Hughes
April 8 1988 - October 22 2016
Kyle Edward Hughes 28 of Noblesville passed away on Saturday October 22 2016He was born on April 8 1988 in Indianapolis Indiana
Kyle was a 2007 graduate of Noblesville High School and graduated from AndersonUniversity in 2012 Since graduation from college he has been employed at MicroComponents in sales since 2012 and was a member of itown church in Fishers
Kyle is survived by his father Don Hughes mother Kristine Hughes brother RyanHughes (fianceacute Kimberly Bechtel) sisters Kendra (Dave) Hoyt and Krista Broshearsand five nieces amp nephews
Services will be held at 100 pm on Friday October 28 2016 at Randall amp RobertsFuneral Center 1685 Westfield Road in Noblesville with visitation from 1100 am to thetime of service Pastor Jack Baird will officiate Burial immediately following at HamiltonMemorial Park Cemetery in Noblesville
Memorial contributions may be made to itown church 9959 East 126th Street FishersIN 46038 or Dyslexia Institute of Indiana 8395 Keystone Crossing Suite 102Indianapolis IN 46240
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Additional obituaries appear on Page 5
Contact us Hamiltonconorthreporterhotmailcom
Obituaries 5
Robert H Cooley
July 25 1941 - October 22 2016
Our Good Lord mercifully took Robert H Cooley home to heaven onSaturday morning October 22 2016 His long struggle with cancerended peacefully at home with his 60 year love Jeannie at his bedside
Mr Cooley was born July 25 1941 in Arlington IN to parentsLowell and Opal Cooley who preceded him in death Mr Cooleygraduated from Arlington High School in 1959 having served as ClassPresident trumpet player and scrappy leader of the Arlington Wildcatsbasketball and baseball teams
After attending Butler University he married the former RegeniaCarole Pedigo November 12 1960 She was the love of his life andtogether they raised three sons who survive Robert Lowell Cooley
and wife Kellie of Newton NC Brian Scott Cooley and wife Lesa of Noblesville IN andBarry Wade Cooley and wife Pamela of Portland OR He was also so proud of his fourgrandsons Brian Matthew Andrew and Brandon and one granddaughter Madison whosurvive Mr Cooley is also survived by his sister Betty Carole Fancher and husband BobArlington IN and his brother Garry Evan Cooley and wife Connie of Milroy IN He waspreceded in death by his uncles Leon Cooley Omer Cooley and Pete Bogue
Detective Sergeant Cooley proudly served 27 years with the Indiana State Policereceived many honors and mentored a new generation of Indianarsquos finest During hisservice he was the recipient of the State of Indianarsquos highest honor ldquoSagamore of theWabashrdquo After State retirement he became Manager of Security for American Trans AirAirlines for 10 years Those years spanned the most challenging years in our countryrsquosaviation history including 9112001 Security measures he developed during those yearsare still in place today working to keep American safe from threats at home and abroad
When faced with a rare cancer diagnosis and short term fatal prognosis Mr Cooleyenrolled in a clinical trial with the Oregon Health amp Sciences University and the NovartisDrug Co This move extended Mr Cooleyrsquos life by over sixteen years and helped createGleevec which is now treating GIST cancer and leukemia patients worldwide
Besides a storied career and long fought battle he enjoyed fishing golfing and 10Krunning He also enjoyed time with his many friends from the law enforcement fraternitybut most of all cherished his time with his beloved wife Jeannie and wonderful family
The family will receive visitors on Friday October 28 from 400 to 800 pm at Randallamp Roberts Funeral Home 1685 Westfield Road (State Road 32) Noblesville IN Formalservices will be Saturday October 29 at 1030 am also at the funeral home
Mr Cooley will be buried Saturday October 29 230 pm with a graveside service atthe Cooley Family Plot Arlington East Hill Cemetery Arlington IN
In lieu of flowers the family would appreciate contributions to GIST ResearchKnight Cancer Institute Oregon Health amp Sciences University Mail Code CH7M 3303SW Bond Avenue Portland OR 97239 or Rush County Community Foundation Inc117 N Main St Rushville IN 46173
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Susan Adele Yates
August 11 1955 - October 22 2016
Susan Adele Yates 61 of Fishers passed away on Saturday October 22 2016 at StVincent Hospital Indianapolis
She was born on August 11 1955 to the late H Marvin and SylviaR (Jasinowski) Yates in La Porte Indiana For 10 years Susan wasan administrator for Koala Centers and then a pharmaceuticalrepresentative for Glaxo-Smith-Kline Corporation for 20 years retiringin 2010 A lover of dogs Susan was a member of the Agility Club ofIndianapolis and was a healer performing massage amp Reiki on herpets and those in the pet community She enjoyed traveling the worldand scuba diving Susan loved her family and volunteered at the schoolof her great-nieces amp -nephews She had an infectious personalityalways finding and accentuating the positive Susan will be missed by
everyone who knew her 2-legged and 4-leggedShe is survived by her brother John R (Karen) Yates niece Melissa (TJ) Beckwith
nephew Christopher (Laura) Yates great-nieces amp -nephews Allison Beckwith andColten Gage amp Noelle Yates special friend Bonnie Pilbeam and her four-legged familyLuna amp Bridge-It
Visitation will be from 400 pm to 700 pm on Tuesday October 25 2016 at Randallamp Roberts Funeral Center 1685 Westfield Road in Noblesville A Funeral Mass will becelebrated at 1030 am on Wednesday October 26 2016 at St Elizabeth Ann SetonCatholic Church 10655 Haverstick Road in Carmel with Rev Theodore Rothrockofficiating
Memorial contributions may be made to Agility Club of Indianapolis co Kim Glass6836 N Caldwell Road Lebanon IN 46052
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Margaret A Russell
February 8 1936 - October 21 2016
Margaret A Russell 80 of Noblesville passed away on Friday October 21 2016 inGreenwood after a long illness She was a registered nurse a graduateof St Vincent Hospital School of Nursing in Indianapolis IN and theCollege of St Francis in Joliet IL She spent most of her long careerat Community Hospital first at Community Hospital East and later atCommunity North After retiring from there she worked as a nurse inNoblesville schools
Margaret was born on February 18 1836 in Kansas and is survivedby her daughters Nancy Russell of Noblesville and Laura Russell ofLos Angeles CA Also surviving are her siblings Charles (Diane)
Robert Joseph Daniel (Kim) Mary (David) Allen eleven nieces and nephewsShe was preceded in death by her parents Charles F and Francis R Robinson her son
Brent and sister RitaAfter being the nurse caregiver for decades Margaret was grateful for all the medical
care she received from legions of peopleService information may be found at wwwrandallrobertscom once arrangements are
completedCondolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Hamilton County ReporterHamilton Countyrsquos
Hometown Newspaper
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Wedding Birth Announcement Anniversary
Share It With The Community
Contact the Hamilton County Reporter
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or call 317-408-5548
News6
Natural gas explosiondamages Noblesville home
Photo courtesy Noblesville Fire Department
The Noblesville Fire Department responded to a natural gas explosion that damageda home under construction in Noblesville Sunday afternoon at 11917 Whisper RidgeDrive The home is a total loss at an estimated $300000
7
Sports8
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorThe Westfield volleyball team ran into
a big-hitting Zionsville squad Tuesday andfell to the Eagles in the regionalchampionship in a hard-fought four-setmatch
The final score of 25-20 25-21 21-2525-22 shows how close it was Each setfollowed a different pattern and yet had thesame theme Zionsvilles big offense causedfrustration for the Shamrocks
I felt like everything that we put upagainst them we could not stop them saidWestfield coach Michelle Mapes Hewitt Atone point the coach turned to her assistantcoach and noted that Zionsville was jumpinghigher and making more plays
They executed well and I just think thisteam makes it to state said Mapes Hewitt
Westfield put up an incredible fight infront of a packed crowd at The Rock Thefirst set was tight early but Zionsville ranoff five straight points to lead 14-9
The Eagles later led 17-11 but theRocks came roaring back thanks to killsfrom Natalie Ravenell and Cassidy FerrerZionsville jumped back ahead 22-18 and akill by Erin Uebele gave the Eagles the set
The Shamrocks blasted off to a 7-2 leadin the second set with Ravenell againputting down two more kills Ravenell andfellow senior Abigail Huser providedWestfield with both the big hits andleadership
They played the game that we thoughtthey were going to play said MapesHewitt We knew that whenever we got ina tight situation those were the two playersthat we wanted to go to And they didfantastic
The Eagles then scored 13 of the next 17points to jump ahead 15-11 and then wentup 24-18 Westfield saved three set pointsincluding an ace from Caroline Sinicki butZionsvilles Katie Isenbarger hit a kill to winthe second set
That was kind of the frustrating partsaid Mapes Hewitt I felt like everyadjustment that we made defensive-wise inthe backcourt they would go the oppositeway We just couldnt come up with ananswer
The Rocks were able to turn the tablesat the end of third set winning the last sixpoints to take the set 25-21 Trailing 21-19Claire Stitz pounded a kill then PageDickinson served an ace Abigail Huserhelped out with a kill the Shamrocks madea successful block and then Stitz hit twokills for the set
Zionsville won six straight points earlyin the fourth to jump ahead 9-5 That leadbecame 15-10 before Westfield got three
lsquoRocks fall to hard-hitting Eagles
Reporter photo by Kirk Green
Westfieldrsquos Abigial Huser hits a kill for the Shamrocks during their regional match with Zionsville Tuesday
Sports 9
points in a row including two Huser killsThe Eagles held a slight lead before theShamrocks tied it up at 21-21
But Zionsville would take the next threepoints giving the Eagles threechampionship points Huser saved one witha kill but Uebeles kill ended the match
Westfield finished its season 23-13 butnot before winning its first sectionalchampionship in five years
It was an emotional season saidMapes Hewitt We had our ups and downsThroughout the season I didnt think thatwe found our rhythm until there at the endBut it was the right time to find the rhythm
Im proud of the girls They playedhard
lsquoROCKSFrom Page 8
HamiltonCounty
ReporterHamiltonCountyrsquos
HometownNewspaper
Reporter photo by Kirk Green
Westfieldrsquos Lienne Miller provided some timely kills for the Shamrocks during their regional match with Zionsville Tuesday
Sports10
Westfield Probable LineupsOffense DefenseQB Andy Sweet Sr 190 E Brian Skelton Sr 175RB Johnny Swidan Sr 205 NT Griffin Lickfeldt Jr 240WR Evan Manley Sr 165 T Elisha Lennon Sr 205WR Drew Neustifter Sr 160 E Byron Hubbard Sr 190WR Clint Hostler Sr 140 LB Justin Frey Sr 160RB Kyle Pepiot So 180 LB Jackson Garrett Sr 205TE Hayden Russell Sr 240 LB Hank Grenda Sr 205T Matt Robinson Jr 250 LB Dillon Simpson Sr 170G Chad Reeh Sr 260 C Caleb Sanburn Sr 170G Spencer Stachyra Sr 290 C Chris Zolto Sr 173C Austin Dollens Sr 270 SS Koby Hauser Jr 190T Gannon Asher Sr 190 FS Lucas Schultz Sr 160
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorOne high-flying offense will meet
another Friday night when the Westfieldfootball team travels to Lafayette Jeff forone of the two semi-final games in Class 5ASectional 11
The week off was nice but we areexcited to get going again said Shamrockscoach Jake Gilbert
Westfield is averaging 309 points pergame just ahead of the Bronchos 292 Jeffcomes into the sectional with a 6-3 recordand has touched the 50-point mark in a pairof games
The Bronchos started their season withvictories over Twin Lakes 33-28 and EastChicago Central 20-18 Lafayette Jeff thenbegan North Central Conference play withthree straight losses to McCutcheon 45-3Harrison 40-8 and Kokomo 25-19 Afterthat the Bronchos won their next fourgames defeating Marion 28-20 Richmond50-32 Logansport 47-7 and Muncie Central55-48
Lafayette Jeff is well coached and theyreally know how to score saidGilbert They consistently score close to 50points per game and have some explosiveskill players Defensively they like to bringpressure and have a variety of blitzes Wewill have to be prepared for a lot
The Bronchos quarterback is juniorMathew Wilkerson who has completed 123of 202 passes for 1420 yards and 13touchdowns A pair of seniors lead thereceiving contingent Jalen Williams has 35catches for 522 yards and seventouchdowns while Justin Walker has 21catches gaining 299 yards and scoring fivetouchdowns
Latrell Brown is Lafayette Jeffs leadingrusher with 799 yards and 12 touchdownsin 128 carries A freshman Marquis Munozhas scored six TDs in his 84 carries and 571yards
Senior Andy Sweet is the Shamrocksprobable quarterback he has 69 catches in125 attempts for 1025 yards and ninetouchdowns Evan Manley also a seniorhas 25 of those catches with 522 yards andeight TDs to his credit Junior Nate Froelichis Westfields leading rusher with 860 yardsin 144 carries including 10 touchdownsSenior Johnny Swidan has gained 540 yardsin 116 rushes scoring nine touchdowns
lsquoRocks travel to Lafayette Jeff on Friday
Brian ReddickFile photo
Westfieldrsquos Nate Froelich has scored 10 touchdowns for the Shamrocks this seasonWestfield will travel to Lafayette Jeff Friday for a semi-final game in Class 5ASectional 11
Hamilton County ReporterHamilton Countyrsquos
Hometown Newspaper
Eastern ConferenceSoutheast W L PCT GBAtlanta 0 0 000 00Charlotte 0 0 000 00Miami 0 0 000 00Orlando 0 0 000 00Washington 0 0 000 00East W L PCT GBBoston 0 0 000 00Brooklyn 0 0 000 00Philadelphia 0 0 000 00Toronto 0 0 000 00New York 0 1 000 10Central W L PCT GBCleveland 1 0 100 -Chicago 0 0 100 05Detroit 0 0 100 05Indiana 0 0 000 05Milwaukee 0 0 000 05
Western ConferenceSouthwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 1 0 100 -Dallas 0 0 000 05Houston 0 0 000 05Memphis 0 0 000 05New Orleans 0 0 000 05Pacific W L PCT GBLA Clippers 0 0 000 00LA Lakers 0 0 000 00Phoenix 0 0 000 00Sacramento 0 0 000 00Golden State 0 1 000 10Northwest W L PCT GBPortland 1 0 000 -Denver 0 0 000 05Minnesota 0 0 000 05Oklahoma City 0 0 000 05Utah 0 0 000 10
NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos scores
Cleveland 117 New York 88Portland 113 Utah 104
San Antonio 129 Golden State 100
Sports 11
The Indiana High School SwimmingCoaches Association released its pre-season poll on Tuesday and to the surpriseof no one Carmel is ranked on top
The Greyhounds made history bywinning their 30th consecutive statechampionship last February and are clearlyfavored to extend that streak this seasonCarmel has 228 points in the coaches pollwhich is put together by scoring a mockmeet based on best times reportedthroughout the season Times from lastseason are used to compile the pre-seasonrankings
Northridge is the pre-season No 2 with108 points followed by Chesteron with 90and Homestead with 78 Fishers is fifth inthe poll with 76 points HamiltonSoutheastern is rated 18th with 29 pointswhile Westfield is tied for 37th with fourpoints
Carmel also holds six of the toprankings in the eight individual eventsEmma Nordin is first in the 200 and 500
freestyles Sammie Burchill leads in theindividual medley and backstroke GracePangburn is first in the 50 free and KellyPash leads the 100 free
The Tigers Lauryn Parrish is rankedsecond in the 100 free and third in the 200free while Lauren Edelman is third in theindividual medley and fourth in thebreaststroke Southeasterns Hannah Pughis rated sixth in the butterfly with MeganLugar seventh in the backstrokeWestfields Erin Verbrugge is ranked 13thin the 500 free
Here is a complete list of rankedHamilton County swimmers
200 freestyle 1 Emma NordinCarmel 2 Kelly Pash Carmel 3 LaurynParrish Fishers 11 Morgan Grout Carmel
200 individual medley 1 SammieBurchill Carmel 3 Lauren EdelmanFishers 4 Trude Rothrock Carmel 14Allison Sperring Fishers
50 freestyle 1 Grace PangburnCarmel
Diving 10 Maddie Folta Fishers 13Halli Siwik Southeastern
100 butterfly 2 Trude RothrockCarmel 4 Caroline Schultz Carmel 6Hannah Pugh Southeastern 15 AmiliaNusbaum Fishers
100 freestyle 1 Kelly Pash Carmel 2Lauryn Parrish Fishers
500 freestyle 1 Emma NordinCarmel 3 Morgan Miller Carmel 9
Morgan Grout Carmel 13 ErinVerbrugge Westfield
100 backstroke 1 Sammie BurchillCarmel 7 Megan Lugar Southeastern
100 breaststroke 4 Lauren EdelmanFishers 9 Grace Estabrook Carmel 14Brinley Barton Carmel 15 MadelineFoxworthy Carmel
Carmel is pre-season No 1 Fishers ranked fifth
3News
Here are the Hamilton East Public Li-brary items lists for the week of Oct 242016
New Adult Fiction Books1 Broken Trust A Badge of Honor novelby WEB Griffin2 Woman of God by James Patterson3 Silence A novel of the SERRAtedEdge by Mercedes Lackey4 Thrice the Brinded Cat Hath Mewd byC Alan Bradley5 Christmas Caramel Murder by JoanneFluke6 Woman of God by James Patterson7 The Kept Woman A novel by KarinSlaughter8 Pushing Up Daisies An Agatha Raisinmystery by MC Beaton M C9 Presumption of Guilt by Archer Mayor10 The Underground Railroad A novelby Colson Whitehead
New Adult Nonfiction Books1 My Child Is Sick Expert Advice forManaging Common Illnesses and Injuriesby Barton D Schmitt2 The Leper Spy The Story of an UnlikelyHero of World War II by Ben Montgomery3 Fodorrsquos Essential Australia by FodorrsquosTravel4 Finding Calm for the Expectant MomTools for Reducing Stress Anxiety andMood Swings During Your Pregnancy byAlice D Domar5 Between Breaths A Memoir of Panicand Addiction by Elizabeth Vargas6 Filthy Rich A Powerful Billionaire theSex Scandal that Undid Him and All theJustice that Money Can Buy TheShocking True Story of Jeffrey Epstein byJames Patterson7 1956 The World in Revolt by SimonHall8 ADHD Nation Children Doctors BigPharma and the Making of an AmericanEpidemic by Alan Schwarz9 Best State Ever A Florida ManDefends His Homeland by Dave Barry10 Contracts The Essential BusinessDesk Reference by Richard Stim
New DVDs1 Veep The complete fourth season2 Grantchester Season 23 Prey Season 14 The Huntsman Winters War5 Captain America Civil War6 The Darkness7 Popstar Never Stop Never Stopping8 Indian Summers The complete second
season9 Reign The complete third season10 Wild Oats
New Music CDs1 If Im Honest by Blake Shelton2 The Nice Guys Original motion picturesoundtrack by Al Green3 Pierced Arrow by Rides4 American Love by Jake Owen5 American Prodigal by David Crowder6 Live at the Hollywood Bowl by TheBeatles7 Beulah by John Paul White8 The Bird amp the Rifle by Lori McKenna9 Down in a Hole by Kiefer Sutherland10 Encore Movie Partners Sing Broad-way by Barbra Streisand singer
Hamilton EastPublic Library lists
Hamilton County Reporter
Hamilton Countyrsquos Hometown Newspaper
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
Philip and Bartholomew Thomas and Matthew the publicanJames the son of Alphaeus and Lebbaeus whose surname wasThaddaeus
- Matthew 103
50 Years AgoNews Itrsquos classes for the teachers and vacation for the students fromThursday Oct 27 to Monday Oct 31 as the 40000 member IndianaState Teachers Association meets Oct 27 and 28th for the 113th annualconference on instructionSports Noblesville saddled with its worst football record since a 1-7season in 1938 and Carmel tagged with two defeats in one season forthe first time in four years will battle here Wednesday evening in ldquothegamerdquo for both teamsAd Diana Theatre Elvis Presley in Spinout
Alfred Thomas lsquoTomrsquo Allin Jr
April 14 1925 - October 23 2016
Alfred Thomas Tom Allin Jr 91 of Fishers passed away on Sunday October 232016 at Prairie Lakes Health Campus in Noblesville He was born onApril 14 1925 to Alfred Thomas and Lily (Hansen) Allin in LynbrookNew York
Tom retired from JP Morgan Chase (formerly Chemical Bank) after30 years as a Sr Trust Officer He proudly served his country with theUS Army and was a WWII veteran having served in the 75th InfantryDivision He was a member of the Fishers United Methodist Churchthe Lions Club and Lamda Chi Alpha Fraternity
He is survived by two daughters Beverly F Nichols and NancyKay (Dennie) Cooke grandchildren Kimberly Nichols (Joe) Davis
Alison (Michael) Strole and Gregory Cooke siblings Mary Lou Bartholomaus RichardAllin Katherine Dyson and William Allin and great-grandchildren Abigail Marie DavisHunter Allin Strole and Carter Henry Strole
In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by his wife Virginia (Funk) Allinwho passed away in 2011
Services will be held at 100 pm on Friday October 28 2016 at Randall amp RobertsFishers Mortuary 12010 Allisonville Road in Fishers with visitation from 1100 amBurial will be at Oaklawn Memorial Gardens in Indianapolis
Memorial contributions may be made to American Cancer Society 5635 W 96th StreetSuite 100 Indianapolis IN 46278
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Obituaries4
Carol Jean Roberts Folger
October 11 1925 - October 22 2016
Carol Jean Roberts Folger 91 of Indianapolis passed away October 22 2016 Shewas born on October 11 1925 in Noblesville daughter of Otis andNelle Laudig Roberts
In addition to her parents Carol was preceded in death by herhusband David Bell Folger
Survivors include her children Susan (Peter) Lodal John (Marty)Folger and Lynne Rowe 7 grandchildren 7 great-grandchildren and1 on the way
Family and friends will gather on Thursday October 27 2016 at11 am in Carmel Christian Church of which Carol was a member andthe funeral service will begin at 1 pm
Please visit wwwbussellfamilyfuneralscom to read Carolrsquos complete obituary andshare a memory
Kyle Edward Hughes
April 8 1988 - October 22 2016
Kyle Edward Hughes 28 of Noblesville passed away on Saturday October 22 2016He was born on April 8 1988 in Indianapolis Indiana
Kyle was a 2007 graduate of Noblesville High School and graduated from AndersonUniversity in 2012 Since graduation from college he has been employed at MicroComponents in sales since 2012 and was a member of itown church in Fishers
Kyle is survived by his father Don Hughes mother Kristine Hughes brother RyanHughes (fianceacute Kimberly Bechtel) sisters Kendra (Dave) Hoyt and Krista Broshearsand five nieces amp nephews
Services will be held at 100 pm on Friday October 28 2016 at Randall amp RobertsFuneral Center 1685 Westfield Road in Noblesville with visitation from 1100 am to thetime of service Pastor Jack Baird will officiate Burial immediately following at HamiltonMemorial Park Cemetery in Noblesville
Memorial contributions may be made to itown church 9959 East 126th Street FishersIN 46038 or Dyslexia Institute of Indiana 8395 Keystone Crossing Suite 102Indianapolis IN 46240
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Additional obituaries appear on Page 5
Contact us Hamiltonconorthreporterhotmailcom
Obituaries 5
Robert H Cooley
July 25 1941 - October 22 2016
Our Good Lord mercifully took Robert H Cooley home to heaven onSaturday morning October 22 2016 His long struggle with cancerended peacefully at home with his 60 year love Jeannie at his bedside
Mr Cooley was born July 25 1941 in Arlington IN to parentsLowell and Opal Cooley who preceded him in death Mr Cooleygraduated from Arlington High School in 1959 having served as ClassPresident trumpet player and scrappy leader of the Arlington Wildcatsbasketball and baseball teams
After attending Butler University he married the former RegeniaCarole Pedigo November 12 1960 She was the love of his life andtogether they raised three sons who survive Robert Lowell Cooley
and wife Kellie of Newton NC Brian Scott Cooley and wife Lesa of Noblesville IN andBarry Wade Cooley and wife Pamela of Portland OR He was also so proud of his fourgrandsons Brian Matthew Andrew and Brandon and one granddaughter Madison whosurvive Mr Cooley is also survived by his sister Betty Carole Fancher and husband BobArlington IN and his brother Garry Evan Cooley and wife Connie of Milroy IN He waspreceded in death by his uncles Leon Cooley Omer Cooley and Pete Bogue
Detective Sergeant Cooley proudly served 27 years with the Indiana State Policereceived many honors and mentored a new generation of Indianarsquos finest During hisservice he was the recipient of the State of Indianarsquos highest honor ldquoSagamore of theWabashrdquo After State retirement he became Manager of Security for American Trans AirAirlines for 10 years Those years spanned the most challenging years in our countryrsquosaviation history including 9112001 Security measures he developed during those yearsare still in place today working to keep American safe from threats at home and abroad
When faced with a rare cancer diagnosis and short term fatal prognosis Mr Cooleyenrolled in a clinical trial with the Oregon Health amp Sciences University and the NovartisDrug Co This move extended Mr Cooleyrsquos life by over sixteen years and helped createGleevec which is now treating GIST cancer and leukemia patients worldwide
Besides a storied career and long fought battle he enjoyed fishing golfing and 10Krunning He also enjoyed time with his many friends from the law enforcement fraternitybut most of all cherished his time with his beloved wife Jeannie and wonderful family
The family will receive visitors on Friday October 28 from 400 to 800 pm at Randallamp Roberts Funeral Home 1685 Westfield Road (State Road 32) Noblesville IN Formalservices will be Saturday October 29 at 1030 am also at the funeral home
Mr Cooley will be buried Saturday October 29 230 pm with a graveside service atthe Cooley Family Plot Arlington East Hill Cemetery Arlington IN
In lieu of flowers the family would appreciate contributions to GIST ResearchKnight Cancer Institute Oregon Health amp Sciences University Mail Code CH7M 3303SW Bond Avenue Portland OR 97239 or Rush County Community Foundation Inc117 N Main St Rushville IN 46173
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Susan Adele Yates
August 11 1955 - October 22 2016
Susan Adele Yates 61 of Fishers passed away on Saturday October 22 2016 at StVincent Hospital Indianapolis
She was born on August 11 1955 to the late H Marvin and SylviaR (Jasinowski) Yates in La Porte Indiana For 10 years Susan wasan administrator for Koala Centers and then a pharmaceuticalrepresentative for Glaxo-Smith-Kline Corporation for 20 years retiringin 2010 A lover of dogs Susan was a member of the Agility Club ofIndianapolis and was a healer performing massage amp Reiki on herpets and those in the pet community She enjoyed traveling the worldand scuba diving Susan loved her family and volunteered at the schoolof her great-nieces amp -nephews She had an infectious personalityalways finding and accentuating the positive Susan will be missed by
everyone who knew her 2-legged and 4-leggedShe is survived by her brother John R (Karen) Yates niece Melissa (TJ) Beckwith
nephew Christopher (Laura) Yates great-nieces amp -nephews Allison Beckwith andColten Gage amp Noelle Yates special friend Bonnie Pilbeam and her four-legged familyLuna amp Bridge-It
Visitation will be from 400 pm to 700 pm on Tuesday October 25 2016 at Randallamp Roberts Funeral Center 1685 Westfield Road in Noblesville A Funeral Mass will becelebrated at 1030 am on Wednesday October 26 2016 at St Elizabeth Ann SetonCatholic Church 10655 Haverstick Road in Carmel with Rev Theodore Rothrockofficiating
Memorial contributions may be made to Agility Club of Indianapolis co Kim Glass6836 N Caldwell Road Lebanon IN 46052
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Margaret A Russell
February 8 1936 - October 21 2016
Margaret A Russell 80 of Noblesville passed away on Friday October 21 2016 inGreenwood after a long illness She was a registered nurse a graduateof St Vincent Hospital School of Nursing in Indianapolis IN and theCollege of St Francis in Joliet IL She spent most of her long careerat Community Hospital first at Community Hospital East and later atCommunity North After retiring from there she worked as a nurse inNoblesville schools
Margaret was born on February 18 1836 in Kansas and is survivedby her daughters Nancy Russell of Noblesville and Laura Russell ofLos Angeles CA Also surviving are her siblings Charles (Diane)
Robert Joseph Daniel (Kim) Mary (David) Allen eleven nieces and nephewsShe was preceded in death by her parents Charles F and Francis R Robinson her son
Brent and sister RitaAfter being the nurse caregiver for decades Margaret was grateful for all the medical
care she received from legions of peopleService information may be found at wwwrandallrobertscom once arrangements are
completedCondolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Hamilton County ReporterHamilton Countyrsquos
Hometown Newspaper
Do You Have A Community Announcement
Wedding Birth Announcement Anniversary
Share It With The Community
Contact the Hamilton County Reporter
Hamiltonconorthreporter hotmailcom
or call 317-408-5548
News6
Natural gas explosiondamages Noblesville home
Photo courtesy Noblesville Fire Department
The Noblesville Fire Department responded to a natural gas explosion that damageda home under construction in Noblesville Sunday afternoon at 11917 Whisper RidgeDrive The home is a total loss at an estimated $300000
7
Sports8
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorThe Westfield volleyball team ran into
a big-hitting Zionsville squad Tuesday andfell to the Eagles in the regionalchampionship in a hard-fought four-setmatch
The final score of 25-20 25-21 21-2525-22 shows how close it was Each setfollowed a different pattern and yet had thesame theme Zionsvilles big offense causedfrustration for the Shamrocks
I felt like everything that we put upagainst them we could not stop them saidWestfield coach Michelle Mapes Hewitt Atone point the coach turned to her assistantcoach and noted that Zionsville was jumpinghigher and making more plays
They executed well and I just think thisteam makes it to state said Mapes Hewitt
Westfield put up an incredible fight infront of a packed crowd at The Rock Thefirst set was tight early but Zionsville ranoff five straight points to lead 14-9
The Eagles later led 17-11 but theRocks came roaring back thanks to killsfrom Natalie Ravenell and Cassidy FerrerZionsville jumped back ahead 22-18 and akill by Erin Uebele gave the Eagles the set
The Shamrocks blasted off to a 7-2 leadin the second set with Ravenell againputting down two more kills Ravenell andfellow senior Abigail Huser providedWestfield with both the big hits andleadership
They played the game that we thoughtthey were going to play said MapesHewitt We knew that whenever we got ina tight situation those were the two playersthat we wanted to go to And they didfantastic
The Eagles then scored 13 of the next 17points to jump ahead 15-11 and then wentup 24-18 Westfield saved three set pointsincluding an ace from Caroline Sinicki butZionsvilles Katie Isenbarger hit a kill to winthe second set
That was kind of the frustrating partsaid Mapes Hewitt I felt like everyadjustment that we made defensive-wise inthe backcourt they would go the oppositeway We just couldnt come up with ananswer
The Rocks were able to turn the tablesat the end of third set winning the last sixpoints to take the set 25-21 Trailing 21-19Claire Stitz pounded a kill then PageDickinson served an ace Abigail Huserhelped out with a kill the Shamrocks madea successful block and then Stitz hit twokills for the set
Zionsville won six straight points earlyin the fourth to jump ahead 9-5 That leadbecame 15-10 before Westfield got three
lsquoRocks fall to hard-hitting Eagles
Reporter photo by Kirk Green
Westfieldrsquos Abigial Huser hits a kill for the Shamrocks during their regional match with Zionsville Tuesday
Sports 9
points in a row including two Huser killsThe Eagles held a slight lead before theShamrocks tied it up at 21-21
But Zionsville would take the next threepoints giving the Eagles threechampionship points Huser saved one witha kill but Uebeles kill ended the match
Westfield finished its season 23-13 butnot before winning its first sectionalchampionship in five years
It was an emotional season saidMapes Hewitt We had our ups and downsThroughout the season I didnt think thatwe found our rhythm until there at the endBut it was the right time to find the rhythm
Im proud of the girls They playedhard
lsquoROCKSFrom Page 8
HamiltonCounty
ReporterHamiltonCountyrsquos
HometownNewspaper
Reporter photo by Kirk Green
Westfieldrsquos Lienne Miller provided some timely kills for the Shamrocks during their regional match with Zionsville Tuesday
Sports10
Westfield Probable LineupsOffense DefenseQB Andy Sweet Sr 190 E Brian Skelton Sr 175RB Johnny Swidan Sr 205 NT Griffin Lickfeldt Jr 240WR Evan Manley Sr 165 T Elisha Lennon Sr 205WR Drew Neustifter Sr 160 E Byron Hubbard Sr 190WR Clint Hostler Sr 140 LB Justin Frey Sr 160RB Kyle Pepiot So 180 LB Jackson Garrett Sr 205TE Hayden Russell Sr 240 LB Hank Grenda Sr 205T Matt Robinson Jr 250 LB Dillon Simpson Sr 170G Chad Reeh Sr 260 C Caleb Sanburn Sr 170G Spencer Stachyra Sr 290 C Chris Zolto Sr 173C Austin Dollens Sr 270 SS Koby Hauser Jr 190T Gannon Asher Sr 190 FS Lucas Schultz Sr 160
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorOne high-flying offense will meet
another Friday night when the Westfieldfootball team travels to Lafayette Jeff forone of the two semi-final games in Class 5ASectional 11
The week off was nice but we areexcited to get going again said Shamrockscoach Jake Gilbert
Westfield is averaging 309 points pergame just ahead of the Bronchos 292 Jeffcomes into the sectional with a 6-3 recordand has touched the 50-point mark in a pairof games
The Bronchos started their season withvictories over Twin Lakes 33-28 and EastChicago Central 20-18 Lafayette Jeff thenbegan North Central Conference play withthree straight losses to McCutcheon 45-3Harrison 40-8 and Kokomo 25-19 Afterthat the Bronchos won their next fourgames defeating Marion 28-20 Richmond50-32 Logansport 47-7 and Muncie Central55-48
Lafayette Jeff is well coached and theyreally know how to score saidGilbert They consistently score close to 50points per game and have some explosiveskill players Defensively they like to bringpressure and have a variety of blitzes Wewill have to be prepared for a lot
The Bronchos quarterback is juniorMathew Wilkerson who has completed 123of 202 passes for 1420 yards and 13touchdowns A pair of seniors lead thereceiving contingent Jalen Williams has 35catches for 522 yards and seventouchdowns while Justin Walker has 21catches gaining 299 yards and scoring fivetouchdowns
Latrell Brown is Lafayette Jeffs leadingrusher with 799 yards and 12 touchdownsin 128 carries A freshman Marquis Munozhas scored six TDs in his 84 carries and 571yards
Senior Andy Sweet is the Shamrocksprobable quarterback he has 69 catches in125 attempts for 1025 yards and ninetouchdowns Evan Manley also a seniorhas 25 of those catches with 522 yards andeight TDs to his credit Junior Nate Froelichis Westfields leading rusher with 860 yardsin 144 carries including 10 touchdownsSenior Johnny Swidan has gained 540 yardsin 116 rushes scoring nine touchdowns
lsquoRocks travel to Lafayette Jeff on Friday
Brian ReddickFile photo
Westfieldrsquos Nate Froelich has scored 10 touchdowns for the Shamrocks this seasonWestfield will travel to Lafayette Jeff Friday for a semi-final game in Class 5ASectional 11
Hamilton County ReporterHamilton Countyrsquos
Hometown Newspaper
Eastern ConferenceSoutheast W L PCT GBAtlanta 0 0 000 00Charlotte 0 0 000 00Miami 0 0 000 00Orlando 0 0 000 00Washington 0 0 000 00East W L PCT GBBoston 0 0 000 00Brooklyn 0 0 000 00Philadelphia 0 0 000 00Toronto 0 0 000 00New York 0 1 000 10Central W L PCT GBCleveland 1 0 100 -Chicago 0 0 100 05Detroit 0 0 100 05Indiana 0 0 000 05Milwaukee 0 0 000 05
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NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos scores
Cleveland 117 New York 88Portland 113 Utah 104
San Antonio 129 Golden State 100
Sports 11
The Indiana High School SwimmingCoaches Association released its pre-season poll on Tuesday and to the surpriseof no one Carmel is ranked on top
The Greyhounds made history bywinning their 30th consecutive statechampionship last February and are clearlyfavored to extend that streak this seasonCarmel has 228 points in the coaches pollwhich is put together by scoring a mockmeet based on best times reportedthroughout the season Times from lastseason are used to compile the pre-seasonrankings
Northridge is the pre-season No 2 with108 points followed by Chesteron with 90and Homestead with 78 Fishers is fifth inthe poll with 76 points HamiltonSoutheastern is rated 18th with 29 pointswhile Westfield is tied for 37th with fourpoints
Carmel also holds six of the toprankings in the eight individual eventsEmma Nordin is first in the 200 and 500
freestyles Sammie Burchill leads in theindividual medley and backstroke GracePangburn is first in the 50 free and KellyPash leads the 100 free
The Tigers Lauryn Parrish is rankedsecond in the 100 free and third in the 200free while Lauren Edelman is third in theindividual medley and fourth in thebreaststroke Southeasterns Hannah Pughis rated sixth in the butterfly with MeganLugar seventh in the backstrokeWestfields Erin Verbrugge is ranked 13thin the 500 free
Here is a complete list of rankedHamilton County swimmers
200 freestyle 1 Emma NordinCarmel 2 Kelly Pash Carmel 3 LaurynParrish Fishers 11 Morgan Grout Carmel
200 individual medley 1 SammieBurchill Carmel 3 Lauren EdelmanFishers 4 Trude Rothrock Carmel 14Allison Sperring Fishers
50 freestyle 1 Grace PangburnCarmel
Diving 10 Maddie Folta Fishers 13Halli Siwik Southeastern
100 butterfly 2 Trude RothrockCarmel 4 Caroline Schultz Carmel 6Hannah Pugh Southeastern 15 AmiliaNusbaum Fishers
100 freestyle 1 Kelly Pash Carmel 2Lauryn Parrish Fishers
500 freestyle 1 Emma NordinCarmel 3 Morgan Miller Carmel 9
Morgan Grout Carmel 13 ErinVerbrugge Westfield
100 backstroke 1 Sammie BurchillCarmel 7 Megan Lugar Southeastern
100 breaststroke 4 Lauren EdelmanFishers 9 Grace Estabrook Carmel 14Brinley Barton Carmel 15 MadelineFoxworthy Carmel
Carmel is pre-season No 1 Fishers ranked fifth
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Philip and Bartholomew Thomas and Matthew the publicanJames the son of Alphaeus and Lebbaeus whose surname wasThaddaeus
- Matthew 103
50 Years AgoNews Itrsquos classes for the teachers and vacation for the students fromThursday Oct 27 to Monday Oct 31 as the 40000 member IndianaState Teachers Association meets Oct 27 and 28th for the 113th annualconference on instructionSports Noblesville saddled with its worst football record since a 1-7season in 1938 and Carmel tagged with two defeats in one season forthe first time in four years will battle here Wednesday evening in ldquothegamerdquo for both teamsAd Diana Theatre Elvis Presley in Spinout
Alfred Thomas lsquoTomrsquo Allin Jr
April 14 1925 - October 23 2016
Alfred Thomas Tom Allin Jr 91 of Fishers passed away on Sunday October 232016 at Prairie Lakes Health Campus in Noblesville He was born onApril 14 1925 to Alfred Thomas and Lily (Hansen) Allin in LynbrookNew York
Tom retired from JP Morgan Chase (formerly Chemical Bank) after30 years as a Sr Trust Officer He proudly served his country with theUS Army and was a WWII veteran having served in the 75th InfantryDivision He was a member of the Fishers United Methodist Churchthe Lions Club and Lamda Chi Alpha Fraternity
He is survived by two daughters Beverly F Nichols and NancyKay (Dennie) Cooke grandchildren Kimberly Nichols (Joe) Davis
Alison (Michael) Strole and Gregory Cooke siblings Mary Lou Bartholomaus RichardAllin Katherine Dyson and William Allin and great-grandchildren Abigail Marie DavisHunter Allin Strole and Carter Henry Strole
In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by his wife Virginia (Funk) Allinwho passed away in 2011
Services will be held at 100 pm on Friday October 28 2016 at Randall amp RobertsFishers Mortuary 12010 Allisonville Road in Fishers with visitation from 1100 amBurial will be at Oaklawn Memorial Gardens in Indianapolis
Memorial contributions may be made to American Cancer Society 5635 W 96th StreetSuite 100 Indianapolis IN 46278
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Obituaries4
Carol Jean Roberts Folger
October 11 1925 - October 22 2016
Carol Jean Roberts Folger 91 of Indianapolis passed away October 22 2016 Shewas born on October 11 1925 in Noblesville daughter of Otis andNelle Laudig Roberts
In addition to her parents Carol was preceded in death by herhusband David Bell Folger
Survivors include her children Susan (Peter) Lodal John (Marty)Folger and Lynne Rowe 7 grandchildren 7 great-grandchildren and1 on the way
Family and friends will gather on Thursday October 27 2016 at11 am in Carmel Christian Church of which Carol was a member andthe funeral service will begin at 1 pm
Please visit wwwbussellfamilyfuneralscom to read Carolrsquos complete obituary andshare a memory
Kyle Edward Hughes
April 8 1988 - October 22 2016
Kyle Edward Hughes 28 of Noblesville passed away on Saturday October 22 2016He was born on April 8 1988 in Indianapolis Indiana
Kyle was a 2007 graduate of Noblesville High School and graduated from AndersonUniversity in 2012 Since graduation from college he has been employed at MicroComponents in sales since 2012 and was a member of itown church in Fishers
Kyle is survived by his father Don Hughes mother Kristine Hughes brother RyanHughes (fianceacute Kimberly Bechtel) sisters Kendra (Dave) Hoyt and Krista Broshearsand five nieces amp nephews
Services will be held at 100 pm on Friday October 28 2016 at Randall amp RobertsFuneral Center 1685 Westfield Road in Noblesville with visitation from 1100 am to thetime of service Pastor Jack Baird will officiate Burial immediately following at HamiltonMemorial Park Cemetery in Noblesville
Memorial contributions may be made to itown church 9959 East 126th Street FishersIN 46038 or Dyslexia Institute of Indiana 8395 Keystone Crossing Suite 102Indianapolis IN 46240
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Additional obituaries appear on Page 5
Contact us Hamiltonconorthreporterhotmailcom
Obituaries 5
Robert H Cooley
July 25 1941 - October 22 2016
Our Good Lord mercifully took Robert H Cooley home to heaven onSaturday morning October 22 2016 His long struggle with cancerended peacefully at home with his 60 year love Jeannie at his bedside
Mr Cooley was born July 25 1941 in Arlington IN to parentsLowell and Opal Cooley who preceded him in death Mr Cooleygraduated from Arlington High School in 1959 having served as ClassPresident trumpet player and scrappy leader of the Arlington Wildcatsbasketball and baseball teams
After attending Butler University he married the former RegeniaCarole Pedigo November 12 1960 She was the love of his life andtogether they raised three sons who survive Robert Lowell Cooley
and wife Kellie of Newton NC Brian Scott Cooley and wife Lesa of Noblesville IN andBarry Wade Cooley and wife Pamela of Portland OR He was also so proud of his fourgrandsons Brian Matthew Andrew and Brandon and one granddaughter Madison whosurvive Mr Cooley is also survived by his sister Betty Carole Fancher and husband BobArlington IN and his brother Garry Evan Cooley and wife Connie of Milroy IN He waspreceded in death by his uncles Leon Cooley Omer Cooley and Pete Bogue
Detective Sergeant Cooley proudly served 27 years with the Indiana State Policereceived many honors and mentored a new generation of Indianarsquos finest During hisservice he was the recipient of the State of Indianarsquos highest honor ldquoSagamore of theWabashrdquo After State retirement he became Manager of Security for American Trans AirAirlines for 10 years Those years spanned the most challenging years in our countryrsquosaviation history including 9112001 Security measures he developed during those yearsare still in place today working to keep American safe from threats at home and abroad
When faced with a rare cancer diagnosis and short term fatal prognosis Mr Cooleyenrolled in a clinical trial with the Oregon Health amp Sciences University and the NovartisDrug Co This move extended Mr Cooleyrsquos life by over sixteen years and helped createGleevec which is now treating GIST cancer and leukemia patients worldwide
Besides a storied career and long fought battle he enjoyed fishing golfing and 10Krunning He also enjoyed time with his many friends from the law enforcement fraternitybut most of all cherished his time with his beloved wife Jeannie and wonderful family
The family will receive visitors on Friday October 28 from 400 to 800 pm at Randallamp Roberts Funeral Home 1685 Westfield Road (State Road 32) Noblesville IN Formalservices will be Saturday October 29 at 1030 am also at the funeral home
Mr Cooley will be buried Saturday October 29 230 pm with a graveside service atthe Cooley Family Plot Arlington East Hill Cemetery Arlington IN
In lieu of flowers the family would appreciate contributions to GIST ResearchKnight Cancer Institute Oregon Health amp Sciences University Mail Code CH7M 3303SW Bond Avenue Portland OR 97239 or Rush County Community Foundation Inc117 N Main St Rushville IN 46173
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Susan Adele Yates
August 11 1955 - October 22 2016
Susan Adele Yates 61 of Fishers passed away on Saturday October 22 2016 at StVincent Hospital Indianapolis
She was born on August 11 1955 to the late H Marvin and SylviaR (Jasinowski) Yates in La Porte Indiana For 10 years Susan wasan administrator for Koala Centers and then a pharmaceuticalrepresentative for Glaxo-Smith-Kline Corporation for 20 years retiringin 2010 A lover of dogs Susan was a member of the Agility Club ofIndianapolis and was a healer performing massage amp Reiki on herpets and those in the pet community She enjoyed traveling the worldand scuba diving Susan loved her family and volunteered at the schoolof her great-nieces amp -nephews She had an infectious personalityalways finding and accentuating the positive Susan will be missed by
everyone who knew her 2-legged and 4-leggedShe is survived by her brother John R (Karen) Yates niece Melissa (TJ) Beckwith
nephew Christopher (Laura) Yates great-nieces amp -nephews Allison Beckwith andColten Gage amp Noelle Yates special friend Bonnie Pilbeam and her four-legged familyLuna amp Bridge-It
Visitation will be from 400 pm to 700 pm on Tuesday October 25 2016 at Randallamp Roberts Funeral Center 1685 Westfield Road in Noblesville A Funeral Mass will becelebrated at 1030 am on Wednesday October 26 2016 at St Elizabeth Ann SetonCatholic Church 10655 Haverstick Road in Carmel with Rev Theodore Rothrockofficiating
Memorial contributions may be made to Agility Club of Indianapolis co Kim Glass6836 N Caldwell Road Lebanon IN 46052
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Margaret A Russell
February 8 1936 - October 21 2016
Margaret A Russell 80 of Noblesville passed away on Friday October 21 2016 inGreenwood after a long illness She was a registered nurse a graduateof St Vincent Hospital School of Nursing in Indianapolis IN and theCollege of St Francis in Joliet IL She spent most of her long careerat Community Hospital first at Community Hospital East and later atCommunity North After retiring from there she worked as a nurse inNoblesville schools
Margaret was born on February 18 1836 in Kansas and is survivedby her daughters Nancy Russell of Noblesville and Laura Russell ofLos Angeles CA Also surviving are her siblings Charles (Diane)
Robert Joseph Daniel (Kim) Mary (David) Allen eleven nieces and nephewsShe was preceded in death by her parents Charles F and Francis R Robinson her son
Brent and sister RitaAfter being the nurse caregiver for decades Margaret was grateful for all the medical
care she received from legions of peopleService information may be found at wwwrandallrobertscom once arrangements are
completedCondolences wwwrandallrobertscom
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News6
Natural gas explosiondamages Noblesville home
Photo courtesy Noblesville Fire Department
The Noblesville Fire Department responded to a natural gas explosion that damageda home under construction in Noblesville Sunday afternoon at 11917 Whisper RidgeDrive The home is a total loss at an estimated $300000
7
Sports8
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorThe Westfield volleyball team ran into
a big-hitting Zionsville squad Tuesday andfell to the Eagles in the regionalchampionship in a hard-fought four-setmatch
The final score of 25-20 25-21 21-2525-22 shows how close it was Each setfollowed a different pattern and yet had thesame theme Zionsvilles big offense causedfrustration for the Shamrocks
I felt like everything that we put upagainst them we could not stop them saidWestfield coach Michelle Mapes Hewitt Atone point the coach turned to her assistantcoach and noted that Zionsville was jumpinghigher and making more plays
They executed well and I just think thisteam makes it to state said Mapes Hewitt
Westfield put up an incredible fight infront of a packed crowd at The Rock Thefirst set was tight early but Zionsville ranoff five straight points to lead 14-9
The Eagles later led 17-11 but theRocks came roaring back thanks to killsfrom Natalie Ravenell and Cassidy FerrerZionsville jumped back ahead 22-18 and akill by Erin Uebele gave the Eagles the set
The Shamrocks blasted off to a 7-2 leadin the second set with Ravenell againputting down two more kills Ravenell andfellow senior Abigail Huser providedWestfield with both the big hits andleadership
They played the game that we thoughtthey were going to play said MapesHewitt We knew that whenever we got ina tight situation those were the two playersthat we wanted to go to And they didfantastic
The Eagles then scored 13 of the next 17points to jump ahead 15-11 and then wentup 24-18 Westfield saved three set pointsincluding an ace from Caroline Sinicki butZionsvilles Katie Isenbarger hit a kill to winthe second set
That was kind of the frustrating partsaid Mapes Hewitt I felt like everyadjustment that we made defensive-wise inthe backcourt they would go the oppositeway We just couldnt come up with ananswer
The Rocks were able to turn the tablesat the end of third set winning the last sixpoints to take the set 25-21 Trailing 21-19Claire Stitz pounded a kill then PageDickinson served an ace Abigail Huserhelped out with a kill the Shamrocks madea successful block and then Stitz hit twokills for the set
Zionsville won six straight points earlyin the fourth to jump ahead 9-5 That leadbecame 15-10 before Westfield got three
lsquoRocks fall to hard-hitting Eagles
Reporter photo by Kirk Green
Westfieldrsquos Abigial Huser hits a kill for the Shamrocks during their regional match with Zionsville Tuesday
Sports 9
points in a row including two Huser killsThe Eagles held a slight lead before theShamrocks tied it up at 21-21
But Zionsville would take the next threepoints giving the Eagles threechampionship points Huser saved one witha kill but Uebeles kill ended the match
Westfield finished its season 23-13 butnot before winning its first sectionalchampionship in five years
It was an emotional season saidMapes Hewitt We had our ups and downsThroughout the season I didnt think thatwe found our rhythm until there at the endBut it was the right time to find the rhythm
Im proud of the girls They playedhard
lsquoROCKSFrom Page 8
HamiltonCounty
ReporterHamiltonCountyrsquos
HometownNewspaper
Reporter photo by Kirk Green
Westfieldrsquos Lienne Miller provided some timely kills for the Shamrocks during their regional match with Zionsville Tuesday
Sports10
Westfield Probable LineupsOffense DefenseQB Andy Sweet Sr 190 E Brian Skelton Sr 175RB Johnny Swidan Sr 205 NT Griffin Lickfeldt Jr 240WR Evan Manley Sr 165 T Elisha Lennon Sr 205WR Drew Neustifter Sr 160 E Byron Hubbard Sr 190WR Clint Hostler Sr 140 LB Justin Frey Sr 160RB Kyle Pepiot So 180 LB Jackson Garrett Sr 205TE Hayden Russell Sr 240 LB Hank Grenda Sr 205T Matt Robinson Jr 250 LB Dillon Simpson Sr 170G Chad Reeh Sr 260 C Caleb Sanburn Sr 170G Spencer Stachyra Sr 290 C Chris Zolto Sr 173C Austin Dollens Sr 270 SS Koby Hauser Jr 190T Gannon Asher Sr 190 FS Lucas Schultz Sr 160
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorOne high-flying offense will meet
another Friday night when the Westfieldfootball team travels to Lafayette Jeff forone of the two semi-final games in Class 5ASectional 11
The week off was nice but we areexcited to get going again said Shamrockscoach Jake Gilbert
Westfield is averaging 309 points pergame just ahead of the Bronchos 292 Jeffcomes into the sectional with a 6-3 recordand has touched the 50-point mark in a pairof games
The Bronchos started their season withvictories over Twin Lakes 33-28 and EastChicago Central 20-18 Lafayette Jeff thenbegan North Central Conference play withthree straight losses to McCutcheon 45-3Harrison 40-8 and Kokomo 25-19 Afterthat the Bronchos won their next fourgames defeating Marion 28-20 Richmond50-32 Logansport 47-7 and Muncie Central55-48
Lafayette Jeff is well coached and theyreally know how to score saidGilbert They consistently score close to 50points per game and have some explosiveskill players Defensively they like to bringpressure and have a variety of blitzes Wewill have to be prepared for a lot
The Bronchos quarterback is juniorMathew Wilkerson who has completed 123of 202 passes for 1420 yards and 13touchdowns A pair of seniors lead thereceiving contingent Jalen Williams has 35catches for 522 yards and seventouchdowns while Justin Walker has 21catches gaining 299 yards and scoring fivetouchdowns
Latrell Brown is Lafayette Jeffs leadingrusher with 799 yards and 12 touchdownsin 128 carries A freshman Marquis Munozhas scored six TDs in his 84 carries and 571yards
Senior Andy Sweet is the Shamrocksprobable quarterback he has 69 catches in125 attempts for 1025 yards and ninetouchdowns Evan Manley also a seniorhas 25 of those catches with 522 yards andeight TDs to his credit Junior Nate Froelichis Westfields leading rusher with 860 yardsin 144 carries including 10 touchdownsSenior Johnny Swidan has gained 540 yardsin 116 rushes scoring nine touchdowns
lsquoRocks travel to Lafayette Jeff on Friday
Brian ReddickFile photo
Westfieldrsquos Nate Froelich has scored 10 touchdowns for the Shamrocks this seasonWestfield will travel to Lafayette Jeff Friday for a semi-final game in Class 5ASectional 11
Hamilton County ReporterHamilton Countyrsquos
Hometown Newspaper
Eastern ConferenceSoutheast W L PCT GBAtlanta 0 0 000 00Charlotte 0 0 000 00Miami 0 0 000 00Orlando 0 0 000 00Washington 0 0 000 00East W L PCT GBBoston 0 0 000 00Brooklyn 0 0 000 00Philadelphia 0 0 000 00Toronto 0 0 000 00New York 0 1 000 10Central W L PCT GBCleveland 1 0 100 -Chicago 0 0 100 05Detroit 0 0 100 05Indiana 0 0 000 05Milwaukee 0 0 000 05
Western ConferenceSouthwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 1 0 100 -Dallas 0 0 000 05Houston 0 0 000 05Memphis 0 0 000 05New Orleans 0 0 000 05Pacific W L PCT GBLA Clippers 0 0 000 00LA Lakers 0 0 000 00Phoenix 0 0 000 00Sacramento 0 0 000 00Golden State 0 1 000 10Northwest W L PCT GBPortland 1 0 000 -Denver 0 0 000 05Minnesota 0 0 000 05Oklahoma City 0 0 000 05Utah 0 0 000 10
NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos scores
Cleveland 117 New York 88Portland 113 Utah 104
San Antonio 129 Golden State 100
Sports 11
The Indiana High School SwimmingCoaches Association released its pre-season poll on Tuesday and to the surpriseof no one Carmel is ranked on top
The Greyhounds made history bywinning their 30th consecutive statechampionship last February and are clearlyfavored to extend that streak this seasonCarmel has 228 points in the coaches pollwhich is put together by scoring a mockmeet based on best times reportedthroughout the season Times from lastseason are used to compile the pre-seasonrankings
Northridge is the pre-season No 2 with108 points followed by Chesteron with 90and Homestead with 78 Fishers is fifth inthe poll with 76 points HamiltonSoutheastern is rated 18th with 29 pointswhile Westfield is tied for 37th with fourpoints
Carmel also holds six of the toprankings in the eight individual eventsEmma Nordin is first in the 200 and 500
freestyles Sammie Burchill leads in theindividual medley and backstroke GracePangburn is first in the 50 free and KellyPash leads the 100 free
The Tigers Lauryn Parrish is rankedsecond in the 100 free and third in the 200free while Lauren Edelman is third in theindividual medley and fourth in thebreaststroke Southeasterns Hannah Pughis rated sixth in the butterfly with MeganLugar seventh in the backstrokeWestfields Erin Verbrugge is ranked 13thin the 500 free
Here is a complete list of rankedHamilton County swimmers
200 freestyle 1 Emma NordinCarmel 2 Kelly Pash Carmel 3 LaurynParrish Fishers 11 Morgan Grout Carmel
200 individual medley 1 SammieBurchill Carmel 3 Lauren EdelmanFishers 4 Trude Rothrock Carmel 14Allison Sperring Fishers
50 freestyle 1 Grace PangburnCarmel
Diving 10 Maddie Folta Fishers 13Halli Siwik Southeastern
100 butterfly 2 Trude RothrockCarmel 4 Caroline Schultz Carmel 6Hannah Pugh Southeastern 15 AmiliaNusbaum Fishers
100 freestyle 1 Kelly Pash Carmel 2Lauryn Parrish Fishers
500 freestyle 1 Emma NordinCarmel 3 Morgan Miller Carmel 9
Morgan Grout Carmel 13 ErinVerbrugge Westfield
100 backstroke 1 Sammie BurchillCarmel 7 Megan Lugar Southeastern
100 breaststroke 4 Lauren EdelmanFishers 9 Grace Estabrook Carmel 14Brinley Barton Carmel 15 MadelineFoxworthy Carmel
Carmel is pre-season No 1 Fishers ranked fifth
Obituaries 5
Robert H Cooley
July 25 1941 - October 22 2016
Our Good Lord mercifully took Robert H Cooley home to heaven onSaturday morning October 22 2016 His long struggle with cancerended peacefully at home with his 60 year love Jeannie at his bedside
Mr Cooley was born July 25 1941 in Arlington IN to parentsLowell and Opal Cooley who preceded him in death Mr Cooleygraduated from Arlington High School in 1959 having served as ClassPresident trumpet player and scrappy leader of the Arlington Wildcatsbasketball and baseball teams
After attending Butler University he married the former RegeniaCarole Pedigo November 12 1960 She was the love of his life andtogether they raised three sons who survive Robert Lowell Cooley
and wife Kellie of Newton NC Brian Scott Cooley and wife Lesa of Noblesville IN andBarry Wade Cooley and wife Pamela of Portland OR He was also so proud of his fourgrandsons Brian Matthew Andrew and Brandon and one granddaughter Madison whosurvive Mr Cooley is also survived by his sister Betty Carole Fancher and husband BobArlington IN and his brother Garry Evan Cooley and wife Connie of Milroy IN He waspreceded in death by his uncles Leon Cooley Omer Cooley and Pete Bogue
Detective Sergeant Cooley proudly served 27 years with the Indiana State Policereceived many honors and mentored a new generation of Indianarsquos finest During hisservice he was the recipient of the State of Indianarsquos highest honor ldquoSagamore of theWabashrdquo After State retirement he became Manager of Security for American Trans AirAirlines for 10 years Those years spanned the most challenging years in our countryrsquosaviation history including 9112001 Security measures he developed during those yearsare still in place today working to keep American safe from threats at home and abroad
When faced with a rare cancer diagnosis and short term fatal prognosis Mr Cooleyenrolled in a clinical trial with the Oregon Health amp Sciences University and the NovartisDrug Co This move extended Mr Cooleyrsquos life by over sixteen years and helped createGleevec which is now treating GIST cancer and leukemia patients worldwide
Besides a storied career and long fought battle he enjoyed fishing golfing and 10Krunning He also enjoyed time with his many friends from the law enforcement fraternitybut most of all cherished his time with his beloved wife Jeannie and wonderful family
The family will receive visitors on Friday October 28 from 400 to 800 pm at Randallamp Roberts Funeral Home 1685 Westfield Road (State Road 32) Noblesville IN Formalservices will be Saturday October 29 at 1030 am also at the funeral home
Mr Cooley will be buried Saturday October 29 230 pm with a graveside service atthe Cooley Family Plot Arlington East Hill Cemetery Arlington IN
In lieu of flowers the family would appreciate contributions to GIST ResearchKnight Cancer Institute Oregon Health amp Sciences University Mail Code CH7M 3303SW Bond Avenue Portland OR 97239 or Rush County Community Foundation Inc117 N Main St Rushville IN 46173
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Susan Adele Yates
August 11 1955 - October 22 2016
Susan Adele Yates 61 of Fishers passed away on Saturday October 22 2016 at StVincent Hospital Indianapolis
She was born on August 11 1955 to the late H Marvin and SylviaR (Jasinowski) Yates in La Porte Indiana For 10 years Susan wasan administrator for Koala Centers and then a pharmaceuticalrepresentative for Glaxo-Smith-Kline Corporation for 20 years retiringin 2010 A lover of dogs Susan was a member of the Agility Club ofIndianapolis and was a healer performing massage amp Reiki on herpets and those in the pet community She enjoyed traveling the worldand scuba diving Susan loved her family and volunteered at the schoolof her great-nieces amp -nephews She had an infectious personalityalways finding and accentuating the positive Susan will be missed by
everyone who knew her 2-legged and 4-leggedShe is survived by her brother John R (Karen) Yates niece Melissa (TJ) Beckwith
nephew Christopher (Laura) Yates great-nieces amp -nephews Allison Beckwith andColten Gage amp Noelle Yates special friend Bonnie Pilbeam and her four-legged familyLuna amp Bridge-It
Visitation will be from 400 pm to 700 pm on Tuesday October 25 2016 at Randallamp Roberts Funeral Center 1685 Westfield Road in Noblesville A Funeral Mass will becelebrated at 1030 am on Wednesday October 26 2016 at St Elizabeth Ann SetonCatholic Church 10655 Haverstick Road in Carmel with Rev Theodore Rothrockofficiating
Memorial contributions may be made to Agility Club of Indianapolis co Kim Glass6836 N Caldwell Road Lebanon IN 46052
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Margaret A Russell
February 8 1936 - October 21 2016
Margaret A Russell 80 of Noblesville passed away on Friday October 21 2016 inGreenwood after a long illness She was a registered nurse a graduateof St Vincent Hospital School of Nursing in Indianapolis IN and theCollege of St Francis in Joliet IL She spent most of her long careerat Community Hospital first at Community Hospital East and later atCommunity North After retiring from there she worked as a nurse inNoblesville schools
Margaret was born on February 18 1836 in Kansas and is survivedby her daughters Nancy Russell of Noblesville and Laura Russell ofLos Angeles CA Also surviving are her siblings Charles (Diane)
Robert Joseph Daniel (Kim) Mary (David) Allen eleven nieces and nephewsShe was preceded in death by her parents Charles F and Francis R Robinson her son
Brent and sister RitaAfter being the nurse caregiver for decades Margaret was grateful for all the medical
care she received from legions of peopleService information may be found at wwwrandallrobertscom once arrangements are
completedCondolences wwwrandallrobertscom
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News6
Natural gas explosiondamages Noblesville home
Photo courtesy Noblesville Fire Department
The Noblesville Fire Department responded to a natural gas explosion that damageda home under construction in Noblesville Sunday afternoon at 11917 Whisper RidgeDrive The home is a total loss at an estimated $300000
7
Sports8
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorThe Westfield volleyball team ran into
a big-hitting Zionsville squad Tuesday andfell to the Eagles in the regionalchampionship in a hard-fought four-setmatch
The final score of 25-20 25-21 21-2525-22 shows how close it was Each setfollowed a different pattern and yet had thesame theme Zionsvilles big offense causedfrustration for the Shamrocks
I felt like everything that we put upagainst them we could not stop them saidWestfield coach Michelle Mapes Hewitt Atone point the coach turned to her assistantcoach and noted that Zionsville was jumpinghigher and making more plays
They executed well and I just think thisteam makes it to state said Mapes Hewitt
Westfield put up an incredible fight infront of a packed crowd at The Rock Thefirst set was tight early but Zionsville ranoff five straight points to lead 14-9
The Eagles later led 17-11 but theRocks came roaring back thanks to killsfrom Natalie Ravenell and Cassidy FerrerZionsville jumped back ahead 22-18 and akill by Erin Uebele gave the Eagles the set
The Shamrocks blasted off to a 7-2 leadin the second set with Ravenell againputting down two more kills Ravenell andfellow senior Abigail Huser providedWestfield with both the big hits andleadership
They played the game that we thoughtthey were going to play said MapesHewitt We knew that whenever we got ina tight situation those were the two playersthat we wanted to go to And they didfantastic
The Eagles then scored 13 of the next 17points to jump ahead 15-11 and then wentup 24-18 Westfield saved three set pointsincluding an ace from Caroline Sinicki butZionsvilles Katie Isenbarger hit a kill to winthe second set
That was kind of the frustrating partsaid Mapes Hewitt I felt like everyadjustment that we made defensive-wise inthe backcourt they would go the oppositeway We just couldnt come up with ananswer
The Rocks were able to turn the tablesat the end of third set winning the last sixpoints to take the set 25-21 Trailing 21-19Claire Stitz pounded a kill then PageDickinson served an ace Abigail Huserhelped out with a kill the Shamrocks madea successful block and then Stitz hit twokills for the set
Zionsville won six straight points earlyin the fourth to jump ahead 9-5 That leadbecame 15-10 before Westfield got three
lsquoRocks fall to hard-hitting Eagles
Reporter photo by Kirk Green
Westfieldrsquos Abigial Huser hits a kill for the Shamrocks during their regional match with Zionsville Tuesday
Sports 9
points in a row including two Huser killsThe Eagles held a slight lead before theShamrocks tied it up at 21-21
But Zionsville would take the next threepoints giving the Eagles threechampionship points Huser saved one witha kill but Uebeles kill ended the match
Westfield finished its season 23-13 butnot before winning its first sectionalchampionship in five years
It was an emotional season saidMapes Hewitt We had our ups and downsThroughout the season I didnt think thatwe found our rhythm until there at the endBut it was the right time to find the rhythm
Im proud of the girls They playedhard
lsquoROCKSFrom Page 8
HamiltonCounty
ReporterHamiltonCountyrsquos
HometownNewspaper
Reporter photo by Kirk Green
Westfieldrsquos Lienne Miller provided some timely kills for the Shamrocks during their regional match with Zionsville Tuesday
Sports10
Westfield Probable LineupsOffense DefenseQB Andy Sweet Sr 190 E Brian Skelton Sr 175RB Johnny Swidan Sr 205 NT Griffin Lickfeldt Jr 240WR Evan Manley Sr 165 T Elisha Lennon Sr 205WR Drew Neustifter Sr 160 E Byron Hubbard Sr 190WR Clint Hostler Sr 140 LB Justin Frey Sr 160RB Kyle Pepiot So 180 LB Jackson Garrett Sr 205TE Hayden Russell Sr 240 LB Hank Grenda Sr 205T Matt Robinson Jr 250 LB Dillon Simpson Sr 170G Chad Reeh Sr 260 C Caleb Sanburn Sr 170G Spencer Stachyra Sr 290 C Chris Zolto Sr 173C Austin Dollens Sr 270 SS Koby Hauser Jr 190T Gannon Asher Sr 190 FS Lucas Schultz Sr 160
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorOne high-flying offense will meet
another Friday night when the Westfieldfootball team travels to Lafayette Jeff forone of the two semi-final games in Class 5ASectional 11
The week off was nice but we areexcited to get going again said Shamrockscoach Jake Gilbert
Westfield is averaging 309 points pergame just ahead of the Bronchos 292 Jeffcomes into the sectional with a 6-3 recordand has touched the 50-point mark in a pairof games
The Bronchos started their season withvictories over Twin Lakes 33-28 and EastChicago Central 20-18 Lafayette Jeff thenbegan North Central Conference play withthree straight losses to McCutcheon 45-3Harrison 40-8 and Kokomo 25-19 Afterthat the Bronchos won their next fourgames defeating Marion 28-20 Richmond50-32 Logansport 47-7 and Muncie Central55-48
Lafayette Jeff is well coached and theyreally know how to score saidGilbert They consistently score close to 50points per game and have some explosiveskill players Defensively they like to bringpressure and have a variety of blitzes Wewill have to be prepared for a lot
The Bronchos quarterback is juniorMathew Wilkerson who has completed 123of 202 passes for 1420 yards and 13touchdowns A pair of seniors lead thereceiving contingent Jalen Williams has 35catches for 522 yards and seventouchdowns while Justin Walker has 21catches gaining 299 yards and scoring fivetouchdowns
Latrell Brown is Lafayette Jeffs leadingrusher with 799 yards and 12 touchdownsin 128 carries A freshman Marquis Munozhas scored six TDs in his 84 carries and 571yards
Senior Andy Sweet is the Shamrocksprobable quarterback he has 69 catches in125 attempts for 1025 yards and ninetouchdowns Evan Manley also a seniorhas 25 of those catches with 522 yards andeight TDs to his credit Junior Nate Froelichis Westfields leading rusher with 860 yardsin 144 carries including 10 touchdownsSenior Johnny Swidan has gained 540 yardsin 116 rushes scoring nine touchdowns
lsquoRocks travel to Lafayette Jeff on Friday
Brian ReddickFile photo
Westfieldrsquos Nate Froelich has scored 10 touchdowns for the Shamrocks this seasonWestfield will travel to Lafayette Jeff Friday for a semi-final game in Class 5ASectional 11
Hamilton County ReporterHamilton Countyrsquos
Hometown Newspaper
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NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos scores
Cleveland 117 New York 88Portland 113 Utah 104
San Antonio 129 Golden State 100
Sports 11
The Indiana High School SwimmingCoaches Association released its pre-season poll on Tuesday and to the surpriseof no one Carmel is ranked on top
The Greyhounds made history bywinning their 30th consecutive statechampionship last February and are clearlyfavored to extend that streak this seasonCarmel has 228 points in the coaches pollwhich is put together by scoring a mockmeet based on best times reportedthroughout the season Times from lastseason are used to compile the pre-seasonrankings
Northridge is the pre-season No 2 with108 points followed by Chesteron with 90and Homestead with 78 Fishers is fifth inthe poll with 76 points HamiltonSoutheastern is rated 18th with 29 pointswhile Westfield is tied for 37th with fourpoints
Carmel also holds six of the toprankings in the eight individual eventsEmma Nordin is first in the 200 and 500
freestyles Sammie Burchill leads in theindividual medley and backstroke GracePangburn is first in the 50 free and KellyPash leads the 100 free
The Tigers Lauryn Parrish is rankedsecond in the 100 free and third in the 200free while Lauren Edelman is third in theindividual medley and fourth in thebreaststroke Southeasterns Hannah Pughis rated sixth in the butterfly with MeganLugar seventh in the backstrokeWestfields Erin Verbrugge is ranked 13thin the 500 free
Here is a complete list of rankedHamilton County swimmers
200 freestyle 1 Emma NordinCarmel 2 Kelly Pash Carmel 3 LaurynParrish Fishers 11 Morgan Grout Carmel
200 individual medley 1 SammieBurchill Carmel 3 Lauren EdelmanFishers 4 Trude Rothrock Carmel 14Allison Sperring Fishers
50 freestyle 1 Grace PangburnCarmel
Diving 10 Maddie Folta Fishers 13Halli Siwik Southeastern
100 butterfly 2 Trude RothrockCarmel 4 Caroline Schultz Carmel 6Hannah Pugh Southeastern 15 AmiliaNusbaum Fishers
100 freestyle 1 Kelly Pash Carmel 2Lauryn Parrish Fishers
500 freestyle 1 Emma NordinCarmel 3 Morgan Miller Carmel 9
Morgan Grout Carmel 13 ErinVerbrugge Westfield
100 backstroke 1 Sammie BurchillCarmel 7 Megan Lugar Southeastern
100 breaststroke 4 Lauren EdelmanFishers 9 Grace Estabrook Carmel 14Brinley Barton Carmel 15 MadelineFoxworthy Carmel
Carmel is pre-season No 1 Fishers ranked fifth
News6
Natural gas explosiondamages Noblesville home
Photo courtesy Noblesville Fire Department
The Noblesville Fire Department responded to a natural gas explosion that damageda home under construction in Noblesville Sunday afternoon at 11917 Whisper RidgeDrive The home is a total loss at an estimated $300000
7
Sports8
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorThe Westfield volleyball team ran into
a big-hitting Zionsville squad Tuesday andfell to the Eagles in the regionalchampionship in a hard-fought four-setmatch
The final score of 25-20 25-21 21-2525-22 shows how close it was Each setfollowed a different pattern and yet had thesame theme Zionsvilles big offense causedfrustration for the Shamrocks
I felt like everything that we put upagainst them we could not stop them saidWestfield coach Michelle Mapes Hewitt Atone point the coach turned to her assistantcoach and noted that Zionsville was jumpinghigher and making more plays
They executed well and I just think thisteam makes it to state said Mapes Hewitt
Westfield put up an incredible fight infront of a packed crowd at The Rock Thefirst set was tight early but Zionsville ranoff five straight points to lead 14-9
The Eagles later led 17-11 but theRocks came roaring back thanks to killsfrom Natalie Ravenell and Cassidy FerrerZionsville jumped back ahead 22-18 and akill by Erin Uebele gave the Eagles the set
The Shamrocks blasted off to a 7-2 leadin the second set with Ravenell againputting down two more kills Ravenell andfellow senior Abigail Huser providedWestfield with both the big hits andleadership
They played the game that we thoughtthey were going to play said MapesHewitt We knew that whenever we got ina tight situation those were the two playersthat we wanted to go to And they didfantastic
The Eagles then scored 13 of the next 17points to jump ahead 15-11 and then wentup 24-18 Westfield saved three set pointsincluding an ace from Caroline Sinicki butZionsvilles Katie Isenbarger hit a kill to winthe second set
That was kind of the frustrating partsaid Mapes Hewitt I felt like everyadjustment that we made defensive-wise inthe backcourt they would go the oppositeway We just couldnt come up with ananswer
The Rocks were able to turn the tablesat the end of third set winning the last sixpoints to take the set 25-21 Trailing 21-19Claire Stitz pounded a kill then PageDickinson served an ace Abigail Huserhelped out with a kill the Shamrocks madea successful block and then Stitz hit twokills for the set
Zionsville won six straight points earlyin the fourth to jump ahead 9-5 That leadbecame 15-10 before Westfield got three
lsquoRocks fall to hard-hitting Eagles
Reporter photo by Kirk Green
Westfieldrsquos Abigial Huser hits a kill for the Shamrocks during their regional match with Zionsville Tuesday
Sports 9
points in a row including two Huser killsThe Eagles held a slight lead before theShamrocks tied it up at 21-21
But Zionsville would take the next threepoints giving the Eagles threechampionship points Huser saved one witha kill but Uebeles kill ended the match
Westfield finished its season 23-13 butnot before winning its first sectionalchampionship in five years
It was an emotional season saidMapes Hewitt We had our ups and downsThroughout the season I didnt think thatwe found our rhythm until there at the endBut it was the right time to find the rhythm
Im proud of the girls They playedhard
lsquoROCKSFrom Page 8
HamiltonCounty
ReporterHamiltonCountyrsquos
HometownNewspaper
Reporter photo by Kirk Green
Westfieldrsquos Lienne Miller provided some timely kills for the Shamrocks during their regional match with Zionsville Tuesday
Sports10
Westfield Probable LineupsOffense DefenseQB Andy Sweet Sr 190 E Brian Skelton Sr 175RB Johnny Swidan Sr 205 NT Griffin Lickfeldt Jr 240WR Evan Manley Sr 165 T Elisha Lennon Sr 205WR Drew Neustifter Sr 160 E Byron Hubbard Sr 190WR Clint Hostler Sr 140 LB Justin Frey Sr 160RB Kyle Pepiot So 180 LB Jackson Garrett Sr 205TE Hayden Russell Sr 240 LB Hank Grenda Sr 205T Matt Robinson Jr 250 LB Dillon Simpson Sr 170G Chad Reeh Sr 260 C Caleb Sanburn Sr 170G Spencer Stachyra Sr 290 C Chris Zolto Sr 173C Austin Dollens Sr 270 SS Koby Hauser Jr 190T Gannon Asher Sr 190 FS Lucas Schultz Sr 160
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorOne high-flying offense will meet
another Friday night when the Westfieldfootball team travels to Lafayette Jeff forone of the two semi-final games in Class 5ASectional 11
The week off was nice but we areexcited to get going again said Shamrockscoach Jake Gilbert
Westfield is averaging 309 points pergame just ahead of the Bronchos 292 Jeffcomes into the sectional with a 6-3 recordand has touched the 50-point mark in a pairof games
The Bronchos started their season withvictories over Twin Lakes 33-28 and EastChicago Central 20-18 Lafayette Jeff thenbegan North Central Conference play withthree straight losses to McCutcheon 45-3Harrison 40-8 and Kokomo 25-19 Afterthat the Bronchos won their next fourgames defeating Marion 28-20 Richmond50-32 Logansport 47-7 and Muncie Central55-48
Lafayette Jeff is well coached and theyreally know how to score saidGilbert They consistently score close to 50points per game and have some explosiveskill players Defensively they like to bringpressure and have a variety of blitzes Wewill have to be prepared for a lot
The Bronchos quarterback is juniorMathew Wilkerson who has completed 123of 202 passes for 1420 yards and 13touchdowns A pair of seniors lead thereceiving contingent Jalen Williams has 35catches for 522 yards and seventouchdowns while Justin Walker has 21catches gaining 299 yards and scoring fivetouchdowns
Latrell Brown is Lafayette Jeffs leadingrusher with 799 yards and 12 touchdownsin 128 carries A freshman Marquis Munozhas scored six TDs in his 84 carries and 571yards
Senior Andy Sweet is the Shamrocksprobable quarterback he has 69 catches in125 attempts for 1025 yards and ninetouchdowns Evan Manley also a seniorhas 25 of those catches with 522 yards andeight TDs to his credit Junior Nate Froelichis Westfields leading rusher with 860 yardsin 144 carries including 10 touchdownsSenior Johnny Swidan has gained 540 yardsin 116 rushes scoring nine touchdowns
lsquoRocks travel to Lafayette Jeff on Friday
Brian ReddickFile photo
Westfieldrsquos Nate Froelich has scored 10 touchdowns for the Shamrocks this seasonWestfield will travel to Lafayette Jeff Friday for a semi-final game in Class 5ASectional 11
Hamilton County ReporterHamilton Countyrsquos
Hometown Newspaper
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NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos scores
Cleveland 117 New York 88Portland 113 Utah 104
San Antonio 129 Golden State 100
Sports 11
The Indiana High School SwimmingCoaches Association released its pre-season poll on Tuesday and to the surpriseof no one Carmel is ranked on top
The Greyhounds made history bywinning their 30th consecutive statechampionship last February and are clearlyfavored to extend that streak this seasonCarmel has 228 points in the coaches pollwhich is put together by scoring a mockmeet based on best times reportedthroughout the season Times from lastseason are used to compile the pre-seasonrankings
Northridge is the pre-season No 2 with108 points followed by Chesteron with 90and Homestead with 78 Fishers is fifth inthe poll with 76 points HamiltonSoutheastern is rated 18th with 29 pointswhile Westfield is tied for 37th with fourpoints
Carmel also holds six of the toprankings in the eight individual eventsEmma Nordin is first in the 200 and 500
freestyles Sammie Burchill leads in theindividual medley and backstroke GracePangburn is first in the 50 free and KellyPash leads the 100 free
The Tigers Lauryn Parrish is rankedsecond in the 100 free and third in the 200free while Lauren Edelman is third in theindividual medley and fourth in thebreaststroke Southeasterns Hannah Pughis rated sixth in the butterfly with MeganLugar seventh in the backstrokeWestfields Erin Verbrugge is ranked 13thin the 500 free
Here is a complete list of rankedHamilton County swimmers
200 freestyle 1 Emma NordinCarmel 2 Kelly Pash Carmel 3 LaurynParrish Fishers 11 Morgan Grout Carmel
200 individual medley 1 SammieBurchill Carmel 3 Lauren EdelmanFishers 4 Trude Rothrock Carmel 14Allison Sperring Fishers
50 freestyle 1 Grace PangburnCarmel
Diving 10 Maddie Folta Fishers 13Halli Siwik Southeastern
100 butterfly 2 Trude RothrockCarmel 4 Caroline Schultz Carmel 6Hannah Pugh Southeastern 15 AmiliaNusbaum Fishers
100 freestyle 1 Kelly Pash Carmel 2Lauryn Parrish Fishers
500 freestyle 1 Emma NordinCarmel 3 Morgan Miller Carmel 9
Morgan Grout Carmel 13 ErinVerbrugge Westfield
100 backstroke 1 Sammie BurchillCarmel 7 Megan Lugar Southeastern
100 breaststroke 4 Lauren EdelmanFishers 9 Grace Estabrook Carmel 14Brinley Barton Carmel 15 MadelineFoxworthy Carmel
Carmel is pre-season No 1 Fishers ranked fifth
7
Sports8
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorThe Westfield volleyball team ran into
a big-hitting Zionsville squad Tuesday andfell to the Eagles in the regionalchampionship in a hard-fought four-setmatch
The final score of 25-20 25-21 21-2525-22 shows how close it was Each setfollowed a different pattern and yet had thesame theme Zionsvilles big offense causedfrustration for the Shamrocks
I felt like everything that we put upagainst them we could not stop them saidWestfield coach Michelle Mapes Hewitt Atone point the coach turned to her assistantcoach and noted that Zionsville was jumpinghigher and making more plays
They executed well and I just think thisteam makes it to state said Mapes Hewitt
Westfield put up an incredible fight infront of a packed crowd at The Rock Thefirst set was tight early but Zionsville ranoff five straight points to lead 14-9
The Eagles later led 17-11 but theRocks came roaring back thanks to killsfrom Natalie Ravenell and Cassidy FerrerZionsville jumped back ahead 22-18 and akill by Erin Uebele gave the Eagles the set
The Shamrocks blasted off to a 7-2 leadin the second set with Ravenell againputting down two more kills Ravenell andfellow senior Abigail Huser providedWestfield with both the big hits andleadership
They played the game that we thoughtthey were going to play said MapesHewitt We knew that whenever we got ina tight situation those were the two playersthat we wanted to go to And they didfantastic
The Eagles then scored 13 of the next 17points to jump ahead 15-11 and then wentup 24-18 Westfield saved three set pointsincluding an ace from Caroline Sinicki butZionsvilles Katie Isenbarger hit a kill to winthe second set
That was kind of the frustrating partsaid Mapes Hewitt I felt like everyadjustment that we made defensive-wise inthe backcourt they would go the oppositeway We just couldnt come up with ananswer
The Rocks were able to turn the tablesat the end of third set winning the last sixpoints to take the set 25-21 Trailing 21-19Claire Stitz pounded a kill then PageDickinson served an ace Abigail Huserhelped out with a kill the Shamrocks madea successful block and then Stitz hit twokills for the set
Zionsville won six straight points earlyin the fourth to jump ahead 9-5 That leadbecame 15-10 before Westfield got three
lsquoRocks fall to hard-hitting Eagles
Reporter photo by Kirk Green
Westfieldrsquos Abigial Huser hits a kill for the Shamrocks during their regional match with Zionsville Tuesday
Sports 9
points in a row including two Huser killsThe Eagles held a slight lead before theShamrocks tied it up at 21-21
But Zionsville would take the next threepoints giving the Eagles threechampionship points Huser saved one witha kill but Uebeles kill ended the match
Westfield finished its season 23-13 butnot before winning its first sectionalchampionship in five years
It was an emotional season saidMapes Hewitt We had our ups and downsThroughout the season I didnt think thatwe found our rhythm until there at the endBut it was the right time to find the rhythm
Im proud of the girls They playedhard
lsquoROCKSFrom Page 8
HamiltonCounty
ReporterHamiltonCountyrsquos
HometownNewspaper
Reporter photo by Kirk Green
Westfieldrsquos Lienne Miller provided some timely kills for the Shamrocks during their regional match with Zionsville Tuesday
Sports10
Westfield Probable LineupsOffense DefenseQB Andy Sweet Sr 190 E Brian Skelton Sr 175RB Johnny Swidan Sr 205 NT Griffin Lickfeldt Jr 240WR Evan Manley Sr 165 T Elisha Lennon Sr 205WR Drew Neustifter Sr 160 E Byron Hubbard Sr 190WR Clint Hostler Sr 140 LB Justin Frey Sr 160RB Kyle Pepiot So 180 LB Jackson Garrett Sr 205TE Hayden Russell Sr 240 LB Hank Grenda Sr 205T Matt Robinson Jr 250 LB Dillon Simpson Sr 170G Chad Reeh Sr 260 C Caleb Sanburn Sr 170G Spencer Stachyra Sr 290 C Chris Zolto Sr 173C Austin Dollens Sr 270 SS Koby Hauser Jr 190T Gannon Asher Sr 190 FS Lucas Schultz Sr 160
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorOne high-flying offense will meet
another Friday night when the Westfieldfootball team travels to Lafayette Jeff forone of the two semi-final games in Class 5ASectional 11
The week off was nice but we areexcited to get going again said Shamrockscoach Jake Gilbert
Westfield is averaging 309 points pergame just ahead of the Bronchos 292 Jeffcomes into the sectional with a 6-3 recordand has touched the 50-point mark in a pairof games
The Bronchos started their season withvictories over Twin Lakes 33-28 and EastChicago Central 20-18 Lafayette Jeff thenbegan North Central Conference play withthree straight losses to McCutcheon 45-3Harrison 40-8 and Kokomo 25-19 Afterthat the Bronchos won their next fourgames defeating Marion 28-20 Richmond50-32 Logansport 47-7 and Muncie Central55-48
Lafayette Jeff is well coached and theyreally know how to score saidGilbert They consistently score close to 50points per game and have some explosiveskill players Defensively they like to bringpressure and have a variety of blitzes Wewill have to be prepared for a lot
The Bronchos quarterback is juniorMathew Wilkerson who has completed 123of 202 passes for 1420 yards and 13touchdowns A pair of seniors lead thereceiving contingent Jalen Williams has 35catches for 522 yards and seventouchdowns while Justin Walker has 21catches gaining 299 yards and scoring fivetouchdowns
Latrell Brown is Lafayette Jeffs leadingrusher with 799 yards and 12 touchdownsin 128 carries A freshman Marquis Munozhas scored six TDs in his 84 carries and 571yards
Senior Andy Sweet is the Shamrocksprobable quarterback he has 69 catches in125 attempts for 1025 yards and ninetouchdowns Evan Manley also a seniorhas 25 of those catches with 522 yards andeight TDs to his credit Junior Nate Froelichis Westfields leading rusher with 860 yardsin 144 carries including 10 touchdownsSenior Johnny Swidan has gained 540 yardsin 116 rushes scoring nine touchdowns
lsquoRocks travel to Lafayette Jeff on Friday
Brian ReddickFile photo
Westfieldrsquos Nate Froelich has scored 10 touchdowns for the Shamrocks this seasonWestfield will travel to Lafayette Jeff Friday for a semi-final game in Class 5ASectional 11
Hamilton County ReporterHamilton Countyrsquos
Hometown Newspaper
Eastern ConferenceSoutheast W L PCT GBAtlanta 0 0 000 00Charlotte 0 0 000 00Miami 0 0 000 00Orlando 0 0 000 00Washington 0 0 000 00East W L PCT GBBoston 0 0 000 00Brooklyn 0 0 000 00Philadelphia 0 0 000 00Toronto 0 0 000 00New York 0 1 000 10Central W L PCT GBCleveland 1 0 100 -Chicago 0 0 100 05Detroit 0 0 100 05Indiana 0 0 000 05Milwaukee 0 0 000 05
Western ConferenceSouthwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 1 0 100 -Dallas 0 0 000 05Houston 0 0 000 05Memphis 0 0 000 05New Orleans 0 0 000 05Pacific W L PCT GBLA Clippers 0 0 000 00LA Lakers 0 0 000 00Phoenix 0 0 000 00Sacramento 0 0 000 00Golden State 0 1 000 10Northwest W L PCT GBPortland 1 0 000 -Denver 0 0 000 05Minnesota 0 0 000 05Oklahoma City 0 0 000 05Utah 0 0 000 10
NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos scores
Cleveland 117 New York 88Portland 113 Utah 104
San Antonio 129 Golden State 100
Sports 11
The Indiana High School SwimmingCoaches Association released its pre-season poll on Tuesday and to the surpriseof no one Carmel is ranked on top
The Greyhounds made history bywinning their 30th consecutive statechampionship last February and are clearlyfavored to extend that streak this seasonCarmel has 228 points in the coaches pollwhich is put together by scoring a mockmeet based on best times reportedthroughout the season Times from lastseason are used to compile the pre-seasonrankings
Northridge is the pre-season No 2 with108 points followed by Chesteron with 90and Homestead with 78 Fishers is fifth inthe poll with 76 points HamiltonSoutheastern is rated 18th with 29 pointswhile Westfield is tied for 37th with fourpoints
Carmel also holds six of the toprankings in the eight individual eventsEmma Nordin is first in the 200 and 500
freestyles Sammie Burchill leads in theindividual medley and backstroke GracePangburn is first in the 50 free and KellyPash leads the 100 free
The Tigers Lauryn Parrish is rankedsecond in the 100 free and third in the 200free while Lauren Edelman is third in theindividual medley and fourth in thebreaststroke Southeasterns Hannah Pughis rated sixth in the butterfly with MeganLugar seventh in the backstrokeWestfields Erin Verbrugge is ranked 13thin the 500 free
Here is a complete list of rankedHamilton County swimmers
200 freestyle 1 Emma NordinCarmel 2 Kelly Pash Carmel 3 LaurynParrish Fishers 11 Morgan Grout Carmel
200 individual medley 1 SammieBurchill Carmel 3 Lauren EdelmanFishers 4 Trude Rothrock Carmel 14Allison Sperring Fishers
50 freestyle 1 Grace PangburnCarmel
Diving 10 Maddie Folta Fishers 13Halli Siwik Southeastern
100 butterfly 2 Trude RothrockCarmel 4 Caroline Schultz Carmel 6Hannah Pugh Southeastern 15 AmiliaNusbaum Fishers
100 freestyle 1 Kelly Pash Carmel 2Lauryn Parrish Fishers
500 freestyle 1 Emma NordinCarmel 3 Morgan Miller Carmel 9
Morgan Grout Carmel 13 ErinVerbrugge Westfield
100 backstroke 1 Sammie BurchillCarmel 7 Megan Lugar Southeastern
100 breaststroke 4 Lauren EdelmanFishers 9 Grace Estabrook Carmel 14Brinley Barton Carmel 15 MadelineFoxworthy Carmel
Carmel is pre-season No 1 Fishers ranked fifth
Sports8
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorThe Westfield volleyball team ran into
a big-hitting Zionsville squad Tuesday andfell to the Eagles in the regionalchampionship in a hard-fought four-setmatch
The final score of 25-20 25-21 21-2525-22 shows how close it was Each setfollowed a different pattern and yet had thesame theme Zionsvilles big offense causedfrustration for the Shamrocks
I felt like everything that we put upagainst them we could not stop them saidWestfield coach Michelle Mapes Hewitt Atone point the coach turned to her assistantcoach and noted that Zionsville was jumpinghigher and making more plays
They executed well and I just think thisteam makes it to state said Mapes Hewitt
Westfield put up an incredible fight infront of a packed crowd at The Rock Thefirst set was tight early but Zionsville ranoff five straight points to lead 14-9
The Eagles later led 17-11 but theRocks came roaring back thanks to killsfrom Natalie Ravenell and Cassidy FerrerZionsville jumped back ahead 22-18 and akill by Erin Uebele gave the Eagles the set
The Shamrocks blasted off to a 7-2 leadin the second set with Ravenell againputting down two more kills Ravenell andfellow senior Abigail Huser providedWestfield with both the big hits andleadership
They played the game that we thoughtthey were going to play said MapesHewitt We knew that whenever we got ina tight situation those were the two playersthat we wanted to go to And they didfantastic
The Eagles then scored 13 of the next 17points to jump ahead 15-11 and then wentup 24-18 Westfield saved three set pointsincluding an ace from Caroline Sinicki butZionsvilles Katie Isenbarger hit a kill to winthe second set
That was kind of the frustrating partsaid Mapes Hewitt I felt like everyadjustment that we made defensive-wise inthe backcourt they would go the oppositeway We just couldnt come up with ananswer
The Rocks were able to turn the tablesat the end of third set winning the last sixpoints to take the set 25-21 Trailing 21-19Claire Stitz pounded a kill then PageDickinson served an ace Abigail Huserhelped out with a kill the Shamrocks madea successful block and then Stitz hit twokills for the set
Zionsville won six straight points earlyin the fourth to jump ahead 9-5 That leadbecame 15-10 before Westfield got three
lsquoRocks fall to hard-hitting Eagles
Reporter photo by Kirk Green
Westfieldrsquos Abigial Huser hits a kill for the Shamrocks during their regional match with Zionsville Tuesday
Sports 9
points in a row including two Huser killsThe Eagles held a slight lead before theShamrocks tied it up at 21-21
But Zionsville would take the next threepoints giving the Eagles threechampionship points Huser saved one witha kill but Uebeles kill ended the match
Westfield finished its season 23-13 butnot before winning its first sectionalchampionship in five years
It was an emotional season saidMapes Hewitt We had our ups and downsThroughout the season I didnt think thatwe found our rhythm until there at the endBut it was the right time to find the rhythm
Im proud of the girls They playedhard
lsquoROCKSFrom Page 8
HamiltonCounty
ReporterHamiltonCountyrsquos
HometownNewspaper
Reporter photo by Kirk Green
Westfieldrsquos Lienne Miller provided some timely kills for the Shamrocks during their regional match with Zionsville Tuesday
Sports10
Westfield Probable LineupsOffense DefenseQB Andy Sweet Sr 190 E Brian Skelton Sr 175RB Johnny Swidan Sr 205 NT Griffin Lickfeldt Jr 240WR Evan Manley Sr 165 T Elisha Lennon Sr 205WR Drew Neustifter Sr 160 E Byron Hubbard Sr 190WR Clint Hostler Sr 140 LB Justin Frey Sr 160RB Kyle Pepiot So 180 LB Jackson Garrett Sr 205TE Hayden Russell Sr 240 LB Hank Grenda Sr 205T Matt Robinson Jr 250 LB Dillon Simpson Sr 170G Chad Reeh Sr 260 C Caleb Sanburn Sr 170G Spencer Stachyra Sr 290 C Chris Zolto Sr 173C Austin Dollens Sr 270 SS Koby Hauser Jr 190T Gannon Asher Sr 190 FS Lucas Schultz Sr 160
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorOne high-flying offense will meet
another Friday night when the Westfieldfootball team travels to Lafayette Jeff forone of the two semi-final games in Class 5ASectional 11
The week off was nice but we areexcited to get going again said Shamrockscoach Jake Gilbert
Westfield is averaging 309 points pergame just ahead of the Bronchos 292 Jeffcomes into the sectional with a 6-3 recordand has touched the 50-point mark in a pairof games
The Bronchos started their season withvictories over Twin Lakes 33-28 and EastChicago Central 20-18 Lafayette Jeff thenbegan North Central Conference play withthree straight losses to McCutcheon 45-3Harrison 40-8 and Kokomo 25-19 Afterthat the Bronchos won their next fourgames defeating Marion 28-20 Richmond50-32 Logansport 47-7 and Muncie Central55-48
Lafayette Jeff is well coached and theyreally know how to score saidGilbert They consistently score close to 50points per game and have some explosiveskill players Defensively they like to bringpressure and have a variety of blitzes Wewill have to be prepared for a lot
The Bronchos quarterback is juniorMathew Wilkerson who has completed 123of 202 passes for 1420 yards and 13touchdowns A pair of seniors lead thereceiving contingent Jalen Williams has 35catches for 522 yards and seventouchdowns while Justin Walker has 21catches gaining 299 yards and scoring fivetouchdowns
Latrell Brown is Lafayette Jeffs leadingrusher with 799 yards and 12 touchdownsin 128 carries A freshman Marquis Munozhas scored six TDs in his 84 carries and 571yards
Senior Andy Sweet is the Shamrocksprobable quarterback he has 69 catches in125 attempts for 1025 yards and ninetouchdowns Evan Manley also a seniorhas 25 of those catches with 522 yards andeight TDs to his credit Junior Nate Froelichis Westfields leading rusher with 860 yardsin 144 carries including 10 touchdownsSenior Johnny Swidan has gained 540 yardsin 116 rushes scoring nine touchdowns
lsquoRocks travel to Lafayette Jeff on Friday
Brian ReddickFile photo
Westfieldrsquos Nate Froelich has scored 10 touchdowns for the Shamrocks this seasonWestfield will travel to Lafayette Jeff Friday for a semi-final game in Class 5ASectional 11
Hamilton County ReporterHamilton Countyrsquos
Hometown Newspaper
Eastern ConferenceSoutheast W L PCT GBAtlanta 0 0 000 00Charlotte 0 0 000 00Miami 0 0 000 00Orlando 0 0 000 00Washington 0 0 000 00East W L PCT GBBoston 0 0 000 00Brooklyn 0 0 000 00Philadelphia 0 0 000 00Toronto 0 0 000 00New York 0 1 000 10Central W L PCT GBCleveland 1 0 100 -Chicago 0 0 100 05Detroit 0 0 100 05Indiana 0 0 000 05Milwaukee 0 0 000 05
Western ConferenceSouthwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 1 0 100 -Dallas 0 0 000 05Houston 0 0 000 05Memphis 0 0 000 05New Orleans 0 0 000 05Pacific W L PCT GBLA Clippers 0 0 000 00LA Lakers 0 0 000 00Phoenix 0 0 000 00Sacramento 0 0 000 00Golden State 0 1 000 10Northwest W L PCT GBPortland 1 0 000 -Denver 0 0 000 05Minnesota 0 0 000 05Oklahoma City 0 0 000 05Utah 0 0 000 10
NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos scores
Cleveland 117 New York 88Portland 113 Utah 104
San Antonio 129 Golden State 100
Sports 11
The Indiana High School SwimmingCoaches Association released its pre-season poll on Tuesday and to the surpriseof no one Carmel is ranked on top
The Greyhounds made history bywinning their 30th consecutive statechampionship last February and are clearlyfavored to extend that streak this seasonCarmel has 228 points in the coaches pollwhich is put together by scoring a mockmeet based on best times reportedthroughout the season Times from lastseason are used to compile the pre-seasonrankings
Northridge is the pre-season No 2 with108 points followed by Chesteron with 90and Homestead with 78 Fishers is fifth inthe poll with 76 points HamiltonSoutheastern is rated 18th with 29 pointswhile Westfield is tied for 37th with fourpoints
Carmel also holds six of the toprankings in the eight individual eventsEmma Nordin is first in the 200 and 500
freestyles Sammie Burchill leads in theindividual medley and backstroke GracePangburn is first in the 50 free and KellyPash leads the 100 free
The Tigers Lauryn Parrish is rankedsecond in the 100 free and third in the 200free while Lauren Edelman is third in theindividual medley and fourth in thebreaststroke Southeasterns Hannah Pughis rated sixth in the butterfly with MeganLugar seventh in the backstrokeWestfields Erin Verbrugge is ranked 13thin the 500 free
Here is a complete list of rankedHamilton County swimmers
200 freestyle 1 Emma NordinCarmel 2 Kelly Pash Carmel 3 LaurynParrish Fishers 11 Morgan Grout Carmel
200 individual medley 1 SammieBurchill Carmel 3 Lauren EdelmanFishers 4 Trude Rothrock Carmel 14Allison Sperring Fishers
50 freestyle 1 Grace PangburnCarmel
Diving 10 Maddie Folta Fishers 13Halli Siwik Southeastern
100 butterfly 2 Trude RothrockCarmel 4 Caroline Schultz Carmel 6Hannah Pugh Southeastern 15 AmiliaNusbaum Fishers
100 freestyle 1 Kelly Pash Carmel 2Lauryn Parrish Fishers
500 freestyle 1 Emma NordinCarmel 3 Morgan Miller Carmel 9
Morgan Grout Carmel 13 ErinVerbrugge Westfield
100 backstroke 1 Sammie BurchillCarmel 7 Megan Lugar Southeastern
100 breaststroke 4 Lauren EdelmanFishers 9 Grace Estabrook Carmel 14Brinley Barton Carmel 15 MadelineFoxworthy Carmel
Carmel is pre-season No 1 Fishers ranked fifth
Sports 9
points in a row including two Huser killsThe Eagles held a slight lead before theShamrocks tied it up at 21-21
But Zionsville would take the next threepoints giving the Eagles threechampionship points Huser saved one witha kill but Uebeles kill ended the match
Westfield finished its season 23-13 butnot before winning its first sectionalchampionship in five years
It was an emotional season saidMapes Hewitt We had our ups and downsThroughout the season I didnt think thatwe found our rhythm until there at the endBut it was the right time to find the rhythm
Im proud of the girls They playedhard
lsquoROCKSFrom Page 8
HamiltonCounty
ReporterHamiltonCountyrsquos
HometownNewspaper
Reporter photo by Kirk Green
Westfieldrsquos Lienne Miller provided some timely kills for the Shamrocks during their regional match with Zionsville Tuesday
Sports10
Westfield Probable LineupsOffense DefenseQB Andy Sweet Sr 190 E Brian Skelton Sr 175RB Johnny Swidan Sr 205 NT Griffin Lickfeldt Jr 240WR Evan Manley Sr 165 T Elisha Lennon Sr 205WR Drew Neustifter Sr 160 E Byron Hubbard Sr 190WR Clint Hostler Sr 140 LB Justin Frey Sr 160RB Kyle Pepiot So 180 LB Jackson Garrett Sr 205TE Hayden Russell Sr 240 LB Hank Grenda Sr 205T Matt Robinson Jr 250 LB Dillon Simpson Sr 170G Chad Reeh Sr 260 C Caleb Sanburn Sr 170G Spencer Stachyra Sr 290 C Chris Zolto Sr 173C Austin Dollens Sr 270 SS Koby Hauser Jr 190T Gannon Asher Sr 190 FS Lucas Schultz Sr 160
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorOne high-flying offense will meet
another Friday night when the Westfieldfootball team travels to Lafayette Jeff forone of the two semi-final games in Class 5ASectional 11
The week off was nice but we areexcited to get going again said Shamrockscoach Jake Gilbert
Westfield is averaging 309 points pergame just ahead of the Bronchos 292 Jeffcomes into the sectional with a 6-3 recordand has touched the 50-point mark in a pairof games
The Bronchos started their season withvictories over Twin Lakes 33-28 and EastChicago Central 20-18 Lafayette Jeff thenbegan North Central Conference play withthree straight losses to McCutcheon 45-3Harrison 40-8 and Kokomo 25-19 Afterthat the Bronchos won their next fourgames defeating Marion 28-20 Richmond50-32 Logansport 47-7 and Muncie Central55-48
Lafayette Jeff is well coached and theyreally know how to score saidGilbert They consistently score close to 50points per game and have some explosiveskill players Defensively they like to bringpressure and have a variety of blitzes Wewill have to be prepared for a lot
The Bronchos quarterback is juniorMathew Wilkerson who has completed 123of 202 passes for 1420 yards and 13touchdowns A pair of seniors lead thereceiving contingent Jalen Williams has 35catches for 522 yards and seventouchdowns while Justin Walker has 21catches gaining 299 yards and scoring fivetouchdowns
Latrell Brown is Lafayette Jeffs leadingrusher with 799 yards and 12 touchdownsin 128 carries A freshman Marquis Munozhas scored six TDs in his 84 carries and 571yards
Senior Andy Sweet is the Shamrocksprobable quarterback he has 69 catches in125 attempts for 1025 yards and ninetouchdowns Evan Manley also a seniorhas 25 of those catches with 522 yards andeight TDs to his credit Junior Nate Froelichis Westfields leading rusher with 860 yardsin 144 carries including 10 touchdownsSenior Johnny Swidan has gained 540 yardsin 116 rushes scoring nine touchdowns
lsquoRocks travel to Lafayette Jeff on Friday
Brian ReddickFile photo
Westfieldrsquos Nate Froelich has scored 10 touchdowns for the Shamrocks this seasonWestfield will travel to Lafayette Jeff Friday for a semi-final game in Class 5ASectional 11
Hamilton County ReporterHamilton Countyrsquos
Hometown Newspaper
Eastern ConferenceSoutheast W L PCT GBAtlanta 0 0 000 00Charlotte 0 0 000 00Miami 0 0 000 00Orlando 0 0 000 00Washington 0 0 000 00East W L PCT GBBoston 0 0 000 00Brooklyn 0 0 000 00Philadelphia 0 0 000 00Toronto 0 0 000 00New York 0 1 000 10Central W L PCT GBCleveland 1 0 100 -Chicago 0 0 100 05Detroit 0 0 100 05Indiana 0 0 000 05Milwaukee 0 0 000 05
Western ConferenceSouthwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 1 0 100 -Dallas 0 0 000 05Houston 0 0 000 05Memphis 0 0 000 05New Orleans 0 0 000 05Pacific W L PCT GBLA Clippers 0 0 000 00LA Lakers 0 0 000 00Phoenix 0 0 000 00Sacramento 0 0 000 00Golden State 0 1 000 10Northwest W L PCT GBPortland 1 0 000 -Denver 0 0 000 05Minnesota 0 0 000 05Oklahoma City 0 0 000 05Utah 0 0 000 10
NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos scores
Cleveland 117 New York 88Portland 113 Utah 104
San Antonio 129 Golden State 100
Sports 11
The Indiana High School SwimmingCoaches Association released its pre-season poll on Tuesday and to the surpriseof no one Carmel is ranked on top
The Greyhounds made history bywinning their 30th consecutive statechampionship last February and are clearlyfavored to extend that streak this seasonCarmel has 228 points in the coaches pollwhich is put together by scoring a mockmeet based on best times reportedthroughout the season Times from lastseason are used to compile the pre-seasonrankings
Northridge is the pre-season No 2 with108 points followed by Chesteron with 90and Homestead with 78 Fishers is fifth inthe poll with 76 points HamiltonSoutheastern is rated 18th with 29 pointswhile Westfield is tied for 37th with fourpoints
Carmel also holds six of the toprankings in the eight individual eventsEmma Nordin is first in the 200 and 500
freestyles Sammie Burchill leads in theindividual medley and backstroke GracePangburn is first in the 50 free and KellyPash leads the 100 free
The Tigers Lauryn Parrish is rankedsecond in the 100 free and third in the 200free while Lauren Edelman is third in theindividual medley and fourth in thebreaststroke Southeasterns Hannah Pughis rated sixth in the butterfly with MeganLugar seventh in the backstrokeWestfields Erin Verbrugge is ranked 13thin the 500 free
Here is a complete list of rankedHamilton County swimmers
200 freestyle 1 Emma NordinCarmel 2 Kelly Pash Carmel 3 LaurynParrish Fishers 11 Morgan Grout Carmel
200 individual medley 1 SammieBurchill Carmel 3 Lauren EdelmanFishers 4 Trude Rothrock Carmel 14Allison Sperring Fishers
50 freestyle 1 Grace PangburnCarmel
Diving 10 Maddie Folta Fishers 13Halli Siwik Southeastern
100 butterfly 2 Trude RothrockCarmel 4 Caroline Schultz Carmel 6Hannah Pugh Southeastern 15 AmiliaNusbaum Fishers
100 freestyle 1 Kelly Pash Carmel 2Lauryn Parrish Fishers
500 freestyle 1 Emma NordinCarmel 3 Morgan Miller Carmel 9
Morgan Grout Carmel 13 ErinVerbrugge Westfield
100 backstroke 1 Sammie BurchillCarmel 7 Megan Lugar Southeastern
100 breaststroke 4 Lauren EdelmanFishers 9 Grace Estabrook Carmel 14Brinley Barton Carmel 15 MadelineFoxworthy Carmel
Carmel is pre-season No 1 Fishers ranked fifth
Sports10
Westfield Probable LineupsOffense DefenseQB Andy Sweet Sr 190 E Brian Skelton Sr 175RB Johnny Swidan Sr 205 NT Griffin Lickfeldt Jr 240WR Evan Manley Sr 165 T Elisha Lennon Sr 205WR Drew Neustifter Sr 160 E Byron Hubbard Sr 190WR Clint Hostler Sr 140 LB Justin Frey Sr 160RB Kyle Pepiot So 180 LB Jackson Garrett Sr 205TE Hayden Russell Sr 240 LB Hank Grenda Sr 205T Matt Robinson Jr 250 LB Dillon Simpson Sr 170G Chad Reeh Sr 260 C Caleb Sanburn Sr 170G Spencer Stachyra Sr 290 C Chris Zolto Sr 173C Austin Dollens Sr 270 SS Koby Hauser Jr 190T Gannon Asher Sr 190 FS Lucas Schultz Sr 160
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorOne high-flying offense will meet
another Friday night when the Westfieldfootball team travels to Lafayette Jeff forone of the two semi-final games in Class 5ASectional 11
The week off was nice but we areexcited to get going again said Shamrockscoach Jake Gilbert
Westfield is averaging 309 points pergame just ahead of the Bronchos 292 Jeffcomes into the sectional with a 6-3 recordand has touched the 50-point mark in a pairof games
The Bronchos started their season withvictories over Twin Lakes 33-28 and EastChicago Central 20-18 Lafayette Jeff thenbegan North Central Conference play withthree straight losses to McCutcheon 45-3Harrison 40-8 and Kokomo 25-19 Afterthat the Bronchos won their next fourgames defeating Marion 28-20 Richmond50-32 Logansport 47-7 and Muncie Central55-48
Lafayette Jeff is well coached and theyreally know how to score saidGilbert They consistently score close to 50points per game and have some explosiveskill players Defensively they like to bringpressure and have a variety of blitzes Wewill have to be prepared for a lot
The Bronchos quarterback is juniorMathew Wilkerson who has completed 123of 202 passes for 1420 yards and 13touchdowns A pair of seniors lead thereceiving contingent Jalen Williams has 35catches for 522 yards and seventouchdowns while Justin Walker has 21catches gaining 299 yards and scoring fivetouchdowns
Latrell Brown is Lafayette Jeffs leadingrusher with 799 yards and 12 touchdownsin 128 carries A freshman Marquis Munozhas scored six TDs in his 84 carries and 571yards
Senior Andy Sweet is the Shamrocksprobable quarterback he has 69 catches in125 attempts for 1025 yards and ninetouchdowns Evan Manley also a seniorhas 25 of those catches with 522 yards andeight TDs to his credit Junior Nate Froelichis Westfields leading rusher with 860 yardsin 144 carries including 10 touchdownsSenior Johnny Swidan has gained 540 yardsin 116 rushes scoring nine touchdowns
lsquoRocks travel to Lafayette Jeff on Friday
Brian ReddickFile photo
Westfieldrsquos Nate Froelich has scored 10 touchdowns for the Shamrocks this seasonWestfield will travel to Lafayette Jeff Friday for a semi-final game in Class 5ASectional 11
Hamilton County ReporterHamilton Countyrsquos
Hometown Newspaper
Eastern ConferenceSoutheast W L PCT GBAtlanta 0 0 000 00Charlotte 0 0 000 00Miami 0 0 000 00Orlando 0 0 000 00Washington 0 0 000 00East W L PCT GBBoston 0 0 000 00Brooklyn 0 0 000 00Philadelphia 0 0 000 00Toronto 0 0 000 00New York 0 1 000 10Central W L PCT GBCleveland 1 0 100 -Chicago 0 0 100 05Detroit 0 0 100 05Indiana 0 0 000 05Milwaukee 0 0 000 05
Western ConferenceSouthwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 1 0 100 -Dallas 0 0 000 05Houston 0 0 000 05Memphis 0 0 000 05New Orleans 0 0 000 05Pacific W L PCT GBLA Clippers 0 0 000 00LA Lakers 0 0 000 00Phoenix 0 0 000 00Sacramento 0 0 000 00Golden State 0 1 000 10Northwest W L PCT GBPortland 1 0 000 -Denver 0 0 000 05Minnesota 0 0 000 05Oklahoma City 0 0 000 05Utah 0 0 000 10
NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos scores
Cleveland 117 New York 88Portland 113 Utah 104
San Antonio 129 Golden State 100
Sports 11
The Indiana High School SwimmingCoaches Association released its pre-season poll on Tuesday and to the surpriseof no one Carmel is ranked on top
The Greyhounds made history bywinning their 30th consecutive statechampionship last February and are clearlyfavored to extend that streak this seasonCarmel has 228 points in the coaches pollwhich is put together by scoring a mockmeet based on best times reportedthroughout the season Times from lastseason are used to compile the pre-seasonrankings
Northridge is the pre-season No 2 with108 points followed by Chesteron with 90and Homestead with 78 Fishers is fifth inthe poll with 76 points HamiltonSoutheastern is rated 18th with 29 pointswhile Westfield is tied for 37th with fourpoints
Carmel also holds six of the toprankings in the eight individual eventsEmma Nordin is first in the 200 and 500
freestyles Sammie Burchill leads in theindividual medley and backstroke GracePangburn is first in the 50 free and KellyPash leads the 100 free
The Tigers Lauryn Parrish is rankedsecond in the 100 free and third in the 200free while Lauren Edelman is third in theindividual medley and fourth in thebreaststroke Southeasterns Hannah Pughis rated sixth in the butterfly with MeganLugar seventh in the backstrokeWestfields Erin Verbrugge is ranked 13thin the 500 free
Here is a complete list of rankedHamilton County swimmers
200 freestyle 1 Emma NordinCarmel 2 Kelly Pash Carmel 3 LaurynParrish Fishers 11 Morgan Grout Carmel
200 individual medley 1 SammieBurchill Carmel 3 Lauren EdelmanFishers 4 Trude Rothrock Carmel 14Allison Sperring Fishers
50 freestyle 1 Grace PangburnCarmel
Diving 10 Maddie Folta Fishers 13Halli Siwik Southeastern
100 butterfly 2 Trude RothrockCarmel 4 Caroline Schultz Carmel 6Hannah Pugh Southeastern 15 AmiliaNusbaum Fishers
100 freestyle 1 Kelly Pash Carmel 2Lauryn Parrish Fishers
500 freestyle 1 Emma NordinCarmel 3 Morgan Miller Carmel 9
Morgan Grout Carmel 13 ErinVerbrugge Westfield
100 backstroke 1 Sammie BurchillCarmel 7 Megan Lugar Southeastern
100 breaststroke 4 Lauren EdelmanFishers 9 Grace Estabrook Carmel 14Brinley Barton Carmel 15 MadelineFoxworthy Carmel
Carmel is pre-season No 1 Fishers ranked fifth
Eastern ConferenceSoutheast W L PCT GBAtlanta 0 0 000 00Charlotte 0 0 000 00Miami 0 0 000 00Orlando 0 0 000 00Washington 0 0 000 00East W L PCT GBBoston 0 0 000 00Brooklyn 0 0 000 00Philadelphia 0 0 000 00Toronto 0 0 000 00New York 0 1 000 10Central W L PCT GBCleveland 1 0 100 -Chicago 0 0 100 05Detroit 0 0 100 05Indiana 0 0 000 05Milwaukee 0 0 000 05
Western ConferenceSouthwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 1 0 100 -Dallas 0 0 000 05Houston 0 0 000 05Memphis 0 0 000 05New Orleans 0 0 000 05Pacific W L PCT GBLA Clippers 0 0 000 00LA Lakers 0 0 000 00Phoenix 0 0 000 00Sacramento 0 0 000 00Golden State 0 1 000 10Northwest W L PCT GBPortland 1 0 000 -Denver 0 0 000 05Minnesota 0 0 000 05Oklahoma City 0 0 000 05Utah 0 0 000 10
NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos scores
Cleveland 117 New York 88Portland 113 Utah 104
San Antonio 129 Golden State 100
Sports 11
The Indiana High School SwimmingCoaches Association released its pre-season poll on Tuesday and to the surpriseof no one Carmel is ranked on top
The Greyhounds made history bywinning their 30th consecutive statechampionship last February and are clearlyfavored to extend that streak this seasonCarmel has 228 points in the coaches pollwhich is put together by scoring a mockmeet based on best times reportedthroughout the season Times from lastseason are used to compile the pre-seasonrankings
Northridge is the pre-season No 2 with108 points followed by Chesteron with 90and Homestead with 78 Fishers is fifth inthe poll with 76 points HamiltonSoutheastern is rated 18th with 29 pointswhile Westfield is tied for 37th with fourpoints
Carmel also holds six of the toprankings in the eight individual eventsEmma Nordin is first in the 200 and 500
freestyles Sammie Burchill leads in theindividual medley and backstroke GracePangburn is first in the 50 free and KellyPash leads the 100 free
The Tigers Lauryn Parrish is rankedsecond in the 100 free and third in the 200free while Lauren Edelman is third in theindividual medley and fourth in thebreaststroke Southeasterns Hannah Pughis rated sixth in the butterfly with MeganLugar seventh in the backstrokeWestfields Erin Verbrugge is ranked 13thin the 500 free
Here is a complete list of rankedHamilton County swimmers
200 freestyle 1 Emma NordinCarmel 2 Kelly Pash Carmel 3 LaurynParrish Fishers 11 Morgan Grout Carmel
200 individual medley 1 SammieBurchill Carmel 3 Lauren EdelmanFishers 4 Trude Rothrock Carmel 14Allison Sperring Fishers
50 freestyle 1 Grace PangburnCarmel
Diving 10 Maddie Folta Fishers 13Halli Siwik Southeastern
100 butterfly 2 Trude RothrockCarmel 4 Caroline Schultz Carmel 6Hannah Pugh Southeastern 15 AmiliaNusbaum Fishers
100 freestyle 1 Kelly Pash Carmel 2Lauryn Parrish Fishers
500 freestyle 1 Emma NordinCarmel 3 Morgan Miller Carmel 9
Morgan Grout Carmel 13 ErinVerbrugge Westfield
100 backstroke 1 Sammie BurchillCarmel 7 Megan Lugar Southeastern
100 breaststroke 4 Lauren EdelmanFishers 9 Grace Estabrook Carmel 14Brinley Barton Carmel 15 MadelineFoxworthy Carmel
Carmel is pre-season No 1 Fishers ranked fifth