Wednesday March 1 2017Sheridan Noblesville Cicero Arcadia Atlanta Carmel Fishers Westfield

Vol 4 No 39Today Showers and thunderstorms likelybefore 1 pm then a slight chance ofshowers before 2 pmTonight A chance of rain showerspossibly mixing with snow after 11 pm

TODAYrsquoS WEATHER

HIGH Falling to 48 LOW 30

Noblesville Mayor John Ditslear and Fishers MayorScott Fadness were joined by Hamilton CountyCommissioners Tuesday to announce a joint partnership todevelop the Nickel Plate Trail a 14-foot wide pavedpedestrian and bicycle trail connecting the two cities from96th Street in Fishers to Pleasant Street in Noblesvilletotaling 92 miles The Nickel Plate Trail would bedeveloped over the existing Nickel Plate Rail line

ldquoThe Nickel Plate Trail is another step in fulfilling ourvision to create more opportunities for residents to reallyget out and experience our communityrdquo said Fishers MayorScott Fadness ldquoWith the challenges we are facing to savethe rail line this option helps provide similar connectivityactivates the space year-round and has the potential for apositive economic impact to Fishersrdquo

The partnership complements both citiesrsquo long-rangetrails plans and connects the two communities

ldquoWhether residents walk run bike or skate the NickelPlate Trail will highlight what is unique about each of ourcities ndash from the new downtown of Fishers and the youngentrepreneurs of Launch Fishers north to Noblesvillersquoshistoric downtown and the small-town charm that we holdso dearrdquo said Noblesville Mayor John Ditslear ldquoThe NickelPlate Trail will connect together the hearts of our downtownand provide an opportunity for our residents to experienceeach community like never before For Noblesvilleresidents it will bring even greater walkability and add to

our 84 miles of trails without replacing existing trail projectsset to begin construction this yearrdquo

The trail will be developed under a federal program aspart of its National Trails System Act The Act establishedthe federal rail banking program which allows the ownersof the rail corridor to convert the railroad to a pedestriantrail while preserving the right to re-establish rail service

The rail banking process is overseen by the federalSurface Transportation Board (STB) which could take sixto 12 months depending on response time of the STB

ldquoTransforming the rail to the Nickel Plate Trail givesthese communities an opportunity to use these connectionpoints today rather than years down the linerdquo said ChristineAltman Hamilton County

Commissioner ldquoIt also allows us to preserve the landfor any potential long term transit plans This is somethingwersquore very supportive ofrdquo

A preliminary cost estimate to convert 92 miles fromrail to trail from 96th Street to Pleasant Street isapproximately $93 M assuming standard crossings atintersections This is subject to change and valueengineering and grant opportunities for cost savings will beexplored as part of the initial design phase

Two community listening sessions are scheduled toanswer questions and provide the public with the

Hamilton County Commissioner Mark HeirbrandtNoblesville Mayor John Distlear Hamilton CountyCommissioner Christine Altman Fishers Mayor ScottFadness

The new Nickel Plate Trail

Photo provided

Joe Scheumann a 12-year veteran of the Noblesville FireDepartment was recently promoted to the rank of LieutenantScheumann also serves as the Fitness Coordinator for the NoblesvilleFire Department

I am very proud of Lieutenant Scheumann and am very happyto see him reach this milestone in his career He will be an excellentOfficer for the Noblesville Fire Department said Noblesville FireChief Greg Wyant

Its an honor to be promoted within the Noblesville FireDepartment to the rank of Lieutenant All the men that tested for thisposition are great Firefighters and will make great fire officers atNFD in the near future I feel very fortunate to have this opportunityand look forward to the challenges ahead Scheumann stated when

asked how he felt about his recent promotion

Scheumann

Noblesville firefighter promoted in rank

Members of the Westfield CityCouncil are encouraging residents todiscuss concerns with them at upcomingCouncil Connections events

ldquoThe idea behind it is simple giveresidents another opportunity to connectwith us in their own districtsrdquo said CityCouncil President Jim Ake ldquoWe arelooking forward to hearing from themanswering any questions and workingwith them to make Westfield a great placeto call homerdquo

The first installment of CouncilConnections is kicking off in District 1and will feature District 1 Councilor MarkKeen as well as Westfieldrsquos two at-largecouncilors Jim Ake and Cindy SpoljaricOther events will be conducted in thefuture in each council district in the city

The first Council Connections eventwill be held on March 7 at Carey RidgeElementary School (16231 CareyRd) from 700 pm ndash 830 pm

Residents not sure of their councildistrict can find out what district they livein by viewing this map on the cityrsquoswebsite httpbitly2mmZuQj

Westfield City Councilhosting CouncilConnections events

Tree clearing begins for Noblesville trail projectsSite work for Midland Trace Trail and

Little Chicago Road Trail began Monday astrees along the planned trails willbe cleared Trees will only be removed fromcity-owned or public right-of-way land

ldquoTree clearing is the first step in theconstruction process so the land can beprepped for site work Wersquore excited tomake these trail projects a reality and havethem open for use later this yearrdquo MayorJohn Ditslear said

Tree clearing began with the LittleChicago Road Trail The trail project runs

from Indiana 38 to the South Harbour Elder-berry Entrance Construction of this trailwill begin this summer

Following the work on Little ChicagoRoad tree clearing will begin for MidlandTrace Trail from Gray Road to Hazel DellRoad Last year the city hired an indepen-dent arborist to review the clearing plans andthe site to inventory trees that are outside thefootprint required to build the trail The citywill save all healthy non-invasive species

Again this year the Hamilton CountySoil and Water Conservation District andParks and Recreation Department arepartnering for Mission Monarchmdashaseries of educational programs andevents highlighting the decline of theMonarch butterfly and importance ofpollinators Pollinators like butterfliesbees and birds require pollen and nectarsources to thrive butthe native plants they depend on havebeen in decline Native plants are thosethat have grown and thrived in this areasince before settlers made this areahome This spring take the guessworkout of your landscaping and go native bypurchasing one of the Soil and WaterConservation Districtrsquos native plant kits

Each native plant kit contains50 native plants for $120 and takes theguesswork out of plant selection byproviding a set of plants that will beperfect for your yard There is a kit forany area of your landscape includingpollinator garden rain garden (for wetter

Native plant kitsavailable from SWCD

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identified by the arborist and will removethe scrub or dead trees along the path

The first phase of the Midland TraceTrail will break ground this spring and isexpected to be substantially complete bymid-September The multi-use trail will be12 feet wide

Because of federal regulations for bathabitats tree clearings must be done thistime of the year before construction of thetrails is ready to proceed Largehealthy trees that are removed will be usedfor logs The remaining smaller ordead trees will be recycled for mulch

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opportunity to learn more about the trailThe listening sessions are scheduled forTuesday March 21 from 6-8 pm at FishersCity Hall Auditorium (1 Municipal DriveFishers IN 46037) and Thursday March 23rom 6-8 pm at Noblesville City Hall 2ndFloor Conference Room (16 S 10th StNoblesville IN 46060)

Residents are encouraged to providecomments ask questions or to request ameeting with staff via email atNPTfishersinus orNPTnoblesvilleinus

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areas) prairie garden and shade gardenEach kit contains 10 different perennialspecies of native plants and can fill a spaceanywhere from 50 to 150 square feet

Plant kit orders can be placed onlineat wwwhamiltonswcdorg or by visitingthe SWCD office at 1717 Pleasant Street inNoblesville Orders and payment are due byApril 29 The plant kits will be availablefor pick up at the SWCD office in mid-May All proceeds support conservationprojects and education in Hamilton County

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RIGHT OF WAY CLEARING ndash Allisonville Roadand Cumberland RoadNoblesville Indiana ndash Please be advised effectiveon or after Wednesday March 8th 2017 clearing ofRight-of-Way will begin at the intersection ofAllisonville Road and Cumberland Road The workis expected to take 7 days to complete Temporarylane closures and traffic delays can be expectedthroughout the duration of the work The Roundabout is scheduled for construction inJune and July of 2017

The Hamilton County Election Board will meet onMarch 31st 2017 at 1000 am in the HamiltonCounty Clerkrsquos Office in the County Governmentand Judicial Center in downtown Noblesville Thepurpose of the meeting is to conduct the public testof the voting system and any other new electionbusiness

PUBLIC NOTICES

Indiana Members Credit Union (IMCU)Central Indianarsquos largest credit union is pleased toannounce it is now offering an exclusive CancerAwareness Card The card will benefit a differentlocal cancer related organization each year PinkRibbon Connection a local breast cancerorganization has been selected as this yearrsquosbeneficiary A portion of each signature basedtransaction made with this card March 1 2017-February 28 2018 will be donated to Pink RibbonConnection The more these cards are used themore Pink Ribbon Connection will benefit

The card is available for issue to members atIMCUrsquos 25 Central Indiana locations The IMCUCancer Awareness Card is free to members with afree checking account and can be issuedimmediately via IMCUrsquos instant issue programwhich allows members to receive their debit cardon the spot

For more information about the IMCU CancerAwareness Card please visit IMCU online atwwwimcucom or visit an IMCU branch fordetails

Milestone Contractors plans to setbeams Wednesday night for wideningthe Campus Parkway (Exit 210) bridgeover Interstate 69 as part of the I-69Major Moves 2020 project

Large cranes will hoist six sectionsof beams over the interstate The sec-tions will be spliced together to createthree beams spanning the interstateeach of which weighs about 22 tons andmeasures 253 feet long

Starting Wednesday after 9 pmone lane will be closed and traffic willbe slowed by pilot vehicles on north-bound I-69 approaching CampusParkway as crews lift new bridge beamsover the interstate

After the beams over northboundlanes are installed crews will beginsetting beams over southbound lanesOne lane will be closed and traffic willbe slowed by pilot vehicles on south-bound I-69 approaching CampusParkway as crews lift new bridge beams

over the interstateAll traffic restrictions are expected

to be complete before 6 am Motoristsshould plan for slow traffic and shortdelays or seek alternate routes duringthese times If the installation oversouthbound is unable to be completedbefore 6 am on Thursday the opera-tion will resume after 9 pm on Thurs-day

Milestone Contractors is wideningthe Campus Parkway bridge over I-69as part of the I-69 Major Moves 2020project which is adding a third lane inthe median to each direction of I-69 between State Road 37 (Exit 205)and State Road 38 (Exit 219) and re-configuring the interchange into a dou-ble-crossover diamond design Thedesign is intended to improve trafficflow during the remainder of construc-tion of the permanent interchangeimprovements

IMCU announces newCancer Awareness Card

Campus Parkway bridge beamsto be set over I-69 tonight

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317-773-2769

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Or have ye not read in the law how that on the sabbath days thepriests in the temple profane the sabbath and are blameless

- Matthew 125

3Obituaries

Sharon Lee Ducate Bedinger

November 2 1936 - February 25 2017

Sharon Lee Ducate Bedinger 80 of Carmel passed away Saturday February 25 2017She was born on November 2 1936 in Shreveport LA to the late Jackand Lena Hogan Ducate

Sharon taught sixth grade at Carmel Middle School before retiringin 1998 She also volunteered at Carmel St Vincent hospital

In addition to her parents Sharon was preceded in death by herson Brian KelleyShe is survived by her loving husband of 38 yearsDavid Bedinger twin sister Shirley brother Doug (Judy) childrenKeith (Lorri) daughter Paige (Rob) daughter-in-law Debbie stepsonTom grandchildren Matt Andy Brooke Zack Bronson Jacob andZane and great-grandchild Logan

Family and friends will gather on Thursday March 2 2017 from 4 ndash 7 pm in Churchat the Crossing 9111 Haverstick Road Indianapolis IN A Celebration of Life Servicewill begin at 10 am on Friday March 3 in the church A private burial for the family willfollow in Farley Cemetery

In lieu of flowers the family suggests in memory of Sharon donations to Alpha ChiOmega Foundation a scholarship fund has been established in her honor Pleasevisit wwwbussellfamilyfuneralscom

Thomas Albert Ferguson

September 30 1935 - February 24 2017

Thomas Albert Ferguson 81 of Lapel passed away on Friday February 24 2017 atSt Vincent Anderson Regional Hospital following a brief illness

He was born on September 30 1935 in DuBois Pennsylvania to Perry A and HattieM (Dent) Ferguson

Tom graduated from DuBois High School in 1954 He was a veteran of the US ArmyInfantry 3rd Division and served in Germany and retired from Brockway Glass in 2001with 45 years of service in maintenance He was an avid bowler bowled 35 consecutiveyears in the Nationals inducted into the Anderson Bowling Hall of Fame and served onthe bowling association for many years He made all the trophies for the Special BowlersLeague Tom was a lifelong member of the Anderson Fraternal Order of Eagles 174

Tom is survived by his wife of 58 years Peg (Johnson) Ferguson one daughter Tammy(Ferguson) Blake of Anderson two grandsons Christopher Blake of Anderson and DevonYusnukis of Lapel two brothers Perry (wife Bernie) Ferguson of HermitagePennsylvania and Ron (wife Beverly) Ferguson of DuBois Pennsylvania one brother-in-law Robert Johnson of Brockport Pennsylvania and several nieces and nephews

A Memorial Service was held on Tuesday February 28 2017 at Scott E HersbergerFuneral Home Lapel with Rev Larry Bigham officiating Burial will follow in BrockwayPennsylvania at a later date

Visitation was Tuesday February 28 2017 at Scott E Hersberger Funeral HomeMemorial contributions may be made to Special Bowlers League of Anderson 1920

East 53rd Street Anderson Indiana 46013Online condolences wwwhersbergerfuneralhomecom

For Rent2 bedroom with laundry

1 car garageTotal electric

Hamilton Southeastern Schools$700 per month$800 damage deposit

Call 317-773-2348Hamilton County Reporter

Hamilton Countyrsquos Hometown Newspaper

News4

Nickel Plate Railroad TrailArtistic renderings provided

These renderings show what the proposed Nickel Plate Railroad Trail will look like through Fishers (above) and Noblesville (below)

Sports 5

By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorThe sectional re-match between the

Fishers and Hamilton Southeastern boysbasketball was hard-fought and intense justlike everybody expected

In the end the Royals were able to getpast the Tigers 72-66 in a first-round gameat Class 4A Sectional 8 at Carmels EricClark Activity Center With the victorySoutheastern advanced to Fridays semi-finals to take on Anderson while Fisherswith a 10-14 record

That record didnt fool Royals coachBrian Satterfield He remembers the regular-season game between HSE and the Tigersin which the Royals needed overtime to win

Theyre better than their record showssaid Satterfield

The first quarter ended with Southeast-ern up 16-12 with the Royals senior starZach Gunn scoring nine of those points Onthe Fishers side sophomore Armaan Frank-lin made his entrance into star territoryscoring all 12 of the Tigers points

Franklin would eventually finish with 33points leading all scorers

I thought he was absolutely spectacu-lar said Fishers coach Joe Leonard Hegot an offer from IUPUI so people were onto him Hes going to be a big-time playerhere

The Royals led 39-31 at halftime andran their lead up to 12 at one point in thethird quarter Noah Smith had a solid secondperiod for HSE scoring 11 points

But the Tigers made a run and tied thegame back up at 50-50 by the end of theperiod Franklin scored another seven pointsin that quarter while Connor Washburnadded six and Jamil Turner-Hall four

Fishers took the lead twice early in thefourth period but Southeastern quickly tiedthe game back up both times and graduallytook control of the quarter A 3-pointer fromNick Bowman helped the Royals out duringthe period

We had some good ball reversals andgot a wide open look in the corner andBowman hits a big 3 for us to tie it saidSatterfield whose team is now 20-5 for theseason And then we got a few stops duringthat stretch where they came back and tiedit

We came up with some of the loose

balls the rebounds and things like that Butat the offensive end we were very efficientWe sort of got shots that we wanted to fromthat point on

Very proud of how they foughttonight said Leonard We had playedthem earlier in the season and had got down12 and came back Its a group that I wouldnever give up on because of their ability tocome back

Gunn led HSE with 23 points including10 in the third quarter He also grabbed ninerebounds Smith added 20 points and dishedout four assists Jack Davidson scored 12 forHSE

After Franklins 33 Washburn scorednine points and grabbed nine rebounds aswell Jamil Turner-Hall added eight pointsand handed out eight assists

Southeastern 72Fishers 66

Southeastern FG FT TP PFJack Davidson 3-4 4-7 12 4Aaron Etherington 0-4 2-2 2 2Connor Rotterman 2-8 4-4 8 2Noah Smith 7-11 6-11 20 1Zach Gunn 8-11 5-7 23 4Nick Bowman 2-2 0-0 5 0Austin Holzum 0-1 0-0 0 2Chaz Birchfield 1-1 0-0 2 1Aaron Shank 0-1 0-0 0 1Jack Habegger 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 23-43 21-31 72 17Southeastern 3-point shooting (5-9) Gunn 2-3Davidson 2-2 Bowman 1-1 Rotterman 0-2Etherington 0-1Southeastern rebounds (30) Gunn 9 Rotterman4 Smith 4 Bowman 3 Davidson 3 Birchfield 3Etherington 2 team 2Fishers FG FT TP PFJamil Turner-Hall 4-14 0-0 8 4Willie Jackson 1-5 0-0 2 3Joe Counts 1-5 1-1 3 2Armaan Franklin 12-17 4-6 33 3Connor Washburn 3-4 3-5 9 4Reid Stephens 1-2 2-3 4 2Jeremy Szilagyi 1-4 2-2 5 0Jason Slain 1-2 0-0 2 3Stevie Sontich 0-0 0-0 0 1Jack Hargens 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 24-53 12-17 66 22Fishers 3-point shooting (6-23) Franklin 5-10Szilagyi 1-3 Turner-Hall 0-5 Jackson 0-2Counts 0-2 Slain 0-1Fishers rebounds (28) Washburn 9 Turner-Hall4 Counts 3 Stephens 3 Franklin 2 Szilagyi 1Slain 1 team 5Score by QuartersSoutheastern 16 23 11 22 - 72Fishers 12 19 19 16 - 66

Royals hold off Tigers 72-66

Hamilton Southeasternrsquos Noah Smith (right) scored 20 points for the Royals duringtheir sectional basketball game with Fishers Tuesday at Carmel Smith is beingguarded by Fishersrsquo Armaan Franklin who led all scorers with 33 points

Reporter photos by Richie Hall

Hamilton Southeasternrsquos Chaz Birchfield (left) looks to inbound the ball while beingguarded by Fishersrsquo Connor Washburn

Contact us Hamiltonconorthreporterhotmailcom

Sports6

Hamilton Heights opened play at Class3A Sectional 24 inMarion by cruisingpast Blackford 83-34on Tuesday

The Huskies werein control from thebeginning leading 21-5 after the first quarterand 37-9 at halftimeFour players reacheddouble figuresDrayden Thomasscored 14 pointsSterling Weatherford

added 12 Caymn Lutz had 11 and TylerWiltermood chipped in 10

Thomas had seven rebounds for Heightswith Noah Wallace and Wiltermood bothgrabbing six The Huskies totaled 21 assistsfor the game Wallace handed out six whileMax Wahl and Austin Sauerteig both dishedout five

Heights is now 10-12 and plays Deltain the second semi-final Friday The firstsemi-final features Tipton and Yorktownthe Blue Devils stunned defending statechampion Marion 67-66 in overtime with a3-pointer at the buzzer

Heights 83Blackford 34

Heights FG FT TP PFDawson Phifer 1-6 1-2 4 1Noah Wallace 3-4 0-0 7 0Drayden Thomas 7-11 0-0 14 1Max Beale 0-1 2-2 2 0Caymn Lutz 4-6 2-3 11 1Tyler Wiltermood 5-8 0-0 10 0Michael Cross 2-4 2-2 7 0Austin Sauerteig 0-3 0-0 0 1Max Wahl 2-3 0-0 5 0Sterling Weatherford 5-7 1-2 12 1Owen Powell 2-5 0-0 4 2Caleb Bean 3-6 1-1 7 3Totals 34-64 9-12 83 10Score by Quarters

Wiltermood

Huskies cruise in opener

Tindley overwhelms UHSThe University Trailblazers drew a

tough foe to open Sectional 58 play drawingin against the states third ranked 1A teamthe Indianapolis Tindley Tigers In the endthe Tigers suffocating defense and top 100national player Eric Hunter were too muchfor the Blazers as Tindley rolled to a 52-33win in front of a capacity crowd at The UCenter

Tindley led 6-3 midway through the firstquarter before David Howard scored off anEmerson Halbleib feed with 211 left and

Zach Hodgin drove for a basket with eightseconds left for a 7-6University lead TheTigers howeverraced the ball downthe court and scored atthe buzzer to take an8-7 advantage afterthe first Those eightseconds were the onlytime University led inthe game

The Tigers scoredthe first eight pointson the second quarter

and led 20-11 at the break Universityscored just one point in the first 645 of thethird quarter as the Tigers lead ballooned to32-14 and the decision was never in doubt

Josh Watson hit a trio of three pointersin the fourth quarter but University wasnever able to get closer than 15

A 6-3 junior holding scholarship offersfrom Butler and Purdue Hunter had a gamehigh 20 points and pulled down sevenrebounds The silky southpaw had a coupleof big 3s in the second half to squelch anyBlazers hope of a comeback

Watson led University with nine pointsThe Trailblazers finish the season with

a 13-11 record Tindley improves to 18-5and will meet Indiana Math and ScienceAcademy on Friday night Bethesda Chris-tian will battle the Indiana School for TheDeaf in the other Sectional semi-final

Tindley 52University 33

University FG FT TP PFDavid Howard 2 2-2 6 0Ethan Sickels 1 0-0 3 3Josh Howard 3 0-1 9 0Zach Hodgin 1 1-4 3 4Emerson Halbleib 2 1-2 5 3Josh Alford 1 0-0 3 0Foster Flamion 0 2-2 2 1Tyler Wott 0 0-0 0 0Kaden Edwards 0 0-0 0 0Ben Glazier 0 2-2 2 2Totals 10 8-13 33 13Score by QuartersTindley 8 12 15 17 - 52University 7 4 6 16 -33University 3-pointers (5) Watson 3 Sickels 1Alford 1

Watson

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Hometown Newspaper

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Reporter

Local sectional bracketsSectional 8 - At Carmel Sectional 24 - At Marion

Sectional 40 - At Lapel Sectional 58 - At University

Southeastern 72

Fishers 66

Carmel

Westfield

Noblesville

First round

Friday 6 pm

Friday 730 pm

Saturday 730 pm

Semi-finals Championship

Yorktown

BYE

Tipton 67

Marion 66

Blackford 34

Heights 83

Delta

BYE

First round

Yorktown

Friday 6 pm

Friday 730 pm

Saturday 730 pm

Semi-finals Championship

Anderson

BYE

Wednesday 6 pm

Wednesday 730 pm

Anderson

Delta

Guerin Catholic

Southeastern Tipton

Heights

Sheridan

Lapel 63

Wapahani 28

Muncie Burris 48

Monroe Central 75

Frankton

First round

Sheridan

Friday 6 pm

Friday 730 pm

Saturday 730 pm

Semi-finals Championship

Frankton

Indiana Deaf

BYE

Bethesda Christian 61

International 44

Tindley 52

University 33

Indiana Math amp Science

BYE

First round

Indiana Deaf

Friday 6 pm

Friday 730 pm

Saturday 730 pm

Semi-finals Championship

BYE

BYE

Indiana Math amp Science

Tindley

Lapel

Monroe Central

Bethesda Christian

Now that the first semi-final pairing at Class 4ASectional 8 has been determined who will play in thesecond semi-final

That will be determined tonight as two more first-roundgames are played at Carmels EricClark Activity Center Play begins at6 pm with the Greyhounds takingon Westfield Following that will bea contest between Guerin Catholicand Noblesville

Carmel defeated the Shamrocks55-37 when the two teams met in theirannual regular-season game on Jan7 That victory was part of a seven-game win streak for the Class 4A No5 Greyhounds who finished theregular season 18-4

All of our focus the past few dayshas been on our opening game against

a good Westfield teamrdquo said Carmel coach ScottHeady ldquoWersquove played one of the top 5 schedules in Indianacompeted down to the last week of the season for a MICChampionship and won 18 games along the way We justneed to continue playing together and smart

Sterling Brown is the leading scorer for the Houndsaveraging 174 points per game PJ Baron has had a solidseason with a 100 scoring average and is also the Carmelrebounding leader with 85 boards per contest John MichaelMulloy a sophomore is scoring at a 97 clip and getting81 rebounds

Westfield is 6-16 but has a high-scorer in IanKristensen The senior is averaging 201 points per game

and has a couple 30-point gamesunder his belt including a 32-pointperformance against New Castle onFeb 17

Another senior Jonah Welch ishelping out with 104 points percontest Kristensen and Welch aretied for rebound leader honors with53 boards per game

Carmel is a very good basketballteam that presents many problemssaid Shamrocks coach ShaneSumpter We are excited about theopportunity and challenge ahead

Wednesdays second game will beonly the third meeting between theMillers and the Golden Eagles Thelast time the two teams played was onDec 30 2011 with Guerin winningin overtime 52-50 The two schoolsalso met on Dec 30 2006 withNoblesville victorious 73-36

The Golden Eagles are 14-9 forthe regular season Their leadingscorer is junior Jack Hansen who isaveraging 194 points per game Inaddition Hansen is GCs leadingrebounder with 95 boards per gamehe is nearly at double-double pace

Senior Matthew Godfrey is scoring at an 112 point-per-game clip and dishing out 45 assistsper game

Guerin Catholic finished itsregular season on Tuesday so coachPete Smith was at The Mill Friday towatch Noblesville play Lebanon Hewas impressed with the Millersnoting that they have a great outsideshooter in Max Flinchum solidball-handling guards in McGwirePlumer and Rico Duncan and NolanGinther has really emerged as a solidpost player

Everyone else seems to play theirroles very well when the Millers are

playing well said SmithI was really impressed with theirfirst half Friday night at Lebanon

Flinchum is Noblesvilles leading scorer with 133 pointsper game with Ginther right behind at 103 points plus 51rebounds per game Duncan is scoring 59 points percontest and Plumer is handing out 54 assists per game

The Millers are 11-12 for the season but seven of thoselosses have been by seven points or less

We have not played Guerin Catholic but we havefollowed their progress throughout the season since theyare a sectional opponent said Noblesville coach BrianMcCauley They have had several impressive wins overquality teams this season It will be a great test for ourteam this Wednesday

lsquoHounds play lsquoRocks Millers face Golden Eagles

Sterling BrownCarmel

Ian KristensenWestfield

Jack HansenGuerin Catholic

Max FlinchumNoblesville

Sports 7

Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBBoston 38 22 633 -Toronto 36 24 600 30New York 24 36 400 135Philadelphia 22 37 373 150Brooklyn 9 49 155 280Southeast W L PCT GBWashington 35 23 603 -Atlanta 33 26 559 30Miami 27 33 450 85Charlotte 26 34 433 100Orlando 22 38 367 140Central W L PCT GBCleveland 41 17 707 -Indiana 31 29 517 110Chicago 30 30 500 110Detroit 29 31 483 125Milwaukee 26 32 448 145

Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 37 23 617 -Oklahoma City 35 25 583 30Denver 27 33 450 100Portland 24 35 407 115Minnesota 24 36 400 135Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 45 13 776 -Houston 42 19 689 35Memphis 36 25 590 110Dallas 24 35 407 215New Orleans 23 37 383 220Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 50 10 833 -LA Clippers 36 23 610 140Sacramento 25 35 417 245LA Lakers 19 42 311 305Phoenix 18 42 300 310

NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos games

Washington 112 Golden State 108Detroit 120 Portland 113 OT

Denver 125 Chicago 107Memphis 130 Phoenix 112

Oklahoma City 109 Utah 106Charlotte 109 LA Lakers 104

Sports8

Courtesy John Harrellrsquos websitewwwjohnharrellnetCLASS 4AEast Chicago CentralHammond Morton 67 Highland 64 OTMichigan CityMichigan City 72 Valparaiso 55South Bend WashingtonPlymouth 52 South Bend Washington 51OTElkhart CentralGoshen 40 Concord 38Carroll (Fort Wayne)Fort Wayne North 56 DeKalb 49Carroll (Fort Wayne) 75 East Noble 64Fort Wayne WayneMuncie Central 40 Jay County 36Homestead 84 Fort Wayne South 67Lafayette JeffZionsville 81 Harrison (West Lafayette)57Kokomo 56 Lafayette Jeff 51CarmelHamilton Southeastern 72 Fishers 66New CastleConnersville 59 Mount Vernon (Fortville)55 2OTGreenfield-Central 64 Pendleton Heights57 2OTNorth Central (Indianapolis)Lawrence North 60 Warren Central 54North Central (Indianapolis) 69 LawrenceCentral 50Decatur CentralBen Davis 53 Pike 45Indianapolis Roncalli 49 Perry Meridian46PlainfieldBrownsburg 65 Terre Haute North 59Terre Haute South 81 Avon 68Franklin CentralFranklin Central 60 Greenwood 46Whiteland 60 Martinsville 59Bloomington NorthShelbyville 64 Columbus East 47Bloomington South 46 Columbus North42SeymourSeymour 54 Jeffersonville 53 OT

New Albany 88 Jennings County 57Evansville NorthEvansville North 76 Evansville Central 66CLASS 3ARensselaer CentralWheeler 50 Calumet 49Twin Lakes 80 Andrean 66JimtownMishawaka Marian 54 New Prairie 41Jimtown 41 John Glenn 37MaconaquahWest Lafayette 64 Northwestern 50Peru 65 Benton Central 44WawaseeWawasee 41 Tippecanoe Valley 37 OTNorthWood 78 Lakeland 35GarrettFort Wayne Dwenger 66 Leo 30Angola 56 Fort Wayne Concordia 28BellmontMississinewa 26 Heritage 24Columbia City 56 Bellmont 29MarionTipton 67 Marion 66 OTHamilton Heights 83 Blackford 34GreencastleCrawfordsville 46 Greencastle 33EdgewoodSullivan 55 Brown County 39Owen Valley 45 West Vigo 44 OTBrebeuf JesuitNew Palestine 68 Indianapolis Marshall50DanvilleDanville 82 Park Tudor 72GreensburgMadison 69 South Dearborn 56SalemBrownstown Central 58 North Harrison 43WashingtonJasper 46 Washington 44Vincennes Lincoln 48 Southridge 43BoonvilleMount Vernon (Posey) 56 Boonville 51Evansville Bosse 78 Gibson Southern 54CLASS 2AGary RooseveltGary Roosevelt 80 Boone Grove 27Lake Station 55 Whiting 54 OT

WinamacDelphi 70 Hebron 63 OTWestviewBremen 61 Prairie Heights 43WoodlanChurubusco 72 South Adams 51Oak HillManchester 57 Lewis Cass 56Fountain CentralCovington 58 South Vermillion 49Carroll (Flora) 48 Seeger 34TaylorTaylor 47 Elwood 41Eastbrook 67 Alexandria 57LapelLapel 63 Wapahani 28Monroe Central 75 Muncie Burris 48HagerstownUnion County 38 Centerville 25Hagerstown 65 Winchester 50Triton CentralIrvington Prep Academy 58 EasternHancock 57Indianapolis Howe 80 Triton Central 51SpeedwaySpeedway 62 Indianapolis Shortridge 48Indianapolis Scecina 54 CovenantChristian 52South PutnamMonrovia 54 Cascade 47Cloverdale 100 Southmont 62South RipleySouth Ripley 52 Austin 48Milan 47 Switzerland County 43Crawford CountyProvidence 49 Henryville 40Clarksville 60 Eastern (Pekin) 49Eastern GreeneBarr-Reeve 37 Linton-Stockton 34South Knox 56 Eastern Greene 40SouthridgeEvansville Mater Dei 66 North Posey 62OTForest Park 58 Perry Central 44CLASS 1AKoutsGary 21st Century 76 Morgan Twp 57Caston

Covenant Christian (DeMotte) 36 Caston32TritonCulver 72 North Miami 55Bethany ChristianFort Wayne Blackhawk 83 ElkhartChristian 66Lakewood Park 59 Bethany Christian 51North VermillionRockville 57 Turkey Run 52Tri-CentralClinton Central 61 Tri-Central 38Clinton Prairie 60 Frontier 51Wes-DelDaleville 60 Anderson Prep Academy 45Liberty Christian 73 Southern Wells 45Blue RiverUnion (Modoc) 50 Randolph Southern 33Blue River 52 Tri 48White River ValleyWhite River Valley 55 North Central(Farmersburg) 36Bloomfield 48 Clay City 38UniversityBethesda Christian 61 IndianapolisInternational 44Indianapolis Tindley 52 University 33EdinburghMorristown 54 Edinburgh 47 OTCentral Christian 64 IndianapolisArlington 62South DecaturWaldron 74 Southwestern (Shelbyville)69BordenBorden 61 Medora 36West Washington 49 Orleans 48New WashingtonNew Washington 49 Rock CreekAcademy 47Christian Academy 51 Shawe Memorial17North DaviessLoogootee 43 Vincennes Rivet 29Wood MemorialWood Memorial 47 Springs Valley 29Northeast Dubois 69 Cannelton 38

Tuesday night sectional basketball scores

Fishers High School athletic signing

Photo courtesy Fishers High School

Fishers High School senior Cam Benscoter has committed to continue her soccer career at IUPUI

Local sectional bracketsSectional 8 - At Carmel Sectional 24 - At Marion

Sectional 40 - At Lapel Sectional 58 - At University

Southeastern 72

Fishers 66

Carmel

Westfield

Noblesville

First round

Friday 6 pm

Friday 730 pm

Saturday 730 pm

Semi-finals Championship

Yorktown

BYE

Tipton 67

Marion 66

Blackford 34

Heights 83

Delta

BYE

First round

Yorktown

Friday 6 pm

Friday 730 pm

Saturday 730 pm

Semi-finals Championship

Anderson

BYE

Wednesday 6 pm

Wednesday 730 pm

Anderson

Delta

Guerin Catholic

Southeastern Tipton

Heights

Sheridan

Lapel 63

Wapahani 28

Muncie Burris 48

Monroe Central 75

Frankton

First round

Sheridan

Friday 6 pm

Friday 730 pm

Saturday 730 pm

Semi-finals Championship

Frankton

Indiana Deaf

BYE

Bethesda Christian 61

International 44

Tindley 52

University 33

Indiana Math amp Science

BYE

First round

Indiana Deaf

Friday 6 pm

Friday 730 pm

Saturday 730 pm

Semi-finals Championship

BYE

BYE

Indiana Math amp Science

Tindley

Lapel

Monroe Central

Bethesda Christian

Now that the first semi-final pairing at Class 4ASectional 8 has been determined who will play in thesecond semi-final

That will be determined tonight as two more first-roundgames are played at Carmels EricClark Activity Center Play begins at6 pm with the Greyhounds takingon Westfield Following that will bea contest between Guerin Catholicand Noblesville

Carmel defeated the Shamrocks55-37 when the two teams met in theirannual regular-season game on Jan7 That victory was part of a seven-game win streak for the Class 4A No5 Greyhounds who finished theregular season 18-4

All of our focus the past few dayshas been on our opening game against

a good Westfield teamrdquo said Carmel coach ScottHeady ldquoWersquove played one of the top 5 schedules in Indianacompeted down to the last week of the season for a MICChampionship and won 18 games along the way We justneed to continue playing together and smart

Sterling Brown is the leading scorer for the Houndsaveraging 174 points per game PJ Baron has had a solidseason with a 100 scoring average and is also the Carmelrebounding leader with 85 boards per contest John MichaelMulloy a sophomore is scoring at a 97 clip and getting81 rebounds

Westfield is 6-16 but has a high-scorer in IanKristensen The senior is averaging 201 points per game

and has a couple 30-point gamesunder his belt including a 32-pointperformance against New Castle onFeb 17

Another senior Jonah Welch ishelping out with 104 points percontest Kristensen and Welch aretied for rebound leader honors with53 boards per game

Carmel is a very good basketballteam that presents many problemssaid Shamrocks coach ShaneSumpter We are excited about theopportunity and challenge ahead

Wednesdays second game will beonly the third meeting between theMillers and the Golden Eagles Thelast time the two teams played was onDec 30 2011 with Guerin winningin overtime 52-50 The two schoolsalso met on Dec 30 2006 withNoblesville victorious 73-36

The Golden Eagles are 14-9 forthe regular season Their leadingscorer is junior Jack Hansen who isaveraging 194 points per game Inaddition Hansen is GCs leadingrebounder with 95 boards per gamehe is nearly at double-double pace

Senior Matthew Godfrey is scoring at an 112 point-per-game clip and dishing out 45 assistsper game

Guerin Catholic finished itsregular season on Tuesday so coachPete Smith was at The Mill Friday towatch Noblesville play Lebanon Hewas impressed with the Millersnoting that they have a great outsideshooter in Max Flinchum solidball-handling guards in McGwirePlumer and Rico Duncan and NolanGinther has really emerged as a solidpost player

Everyone else seems to play theirroles very well when the Millers are

playing well said SmithI was really impressed with theirfirst half Friday night at Lebanon

Flinchum is Noblesvilles leading scorer with 133 pointsper game with Ginther right behind at 103 points plus 51rebounds per game Duncan is scoring 59 points percontest and Plumer is handing out 54 assists per game

The Millers are 11-12 for the season but seven of thoselosses have been by seven points or less

We have not played Guerin Catholic but we havefollowed their progress throughout the season since theyare a sectional opponent said Noblesville coach BrianMcCauley They have had several impressive wins overquality teams this season It will be a great test for ourteam this Wednesday

lsquoHounds play lsquoRocks Millers face Golden Eagles

Sterling BrownCarmel

Ian KristensenWestfield

Jack HansenGuerin Catholic

Max FlinchumNoblesville

Sports 7

Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBBoston 38 22 633 -Toronto 36 24 600 30New York 24 36 400 135Philadelphia 22 37 373 150Brooklyn 9 49 155 280Southeast W L PCT GBWashington 35 23 603 -Atlanta 33 26 559 30Miami 27 33 450 85Charlotte 26 34 433 100Orlando 22 38 367 140Central W L PCT GBCleveland 41 17 707 -Indiana 31 29 517 110Chicago 30 30 500 110Detroit 29 31 483 125Milwaukee 26 32 448 145

Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 37 23 617 -Oklahoma City 35 25 583 30Denver 27 33 450 100Portland 24 35 407 115Minnesota 24 36 400 135Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 45 13 776 -Houston 42 19 689 35Memphis 36 25 590 110Dallas 24 35 407 215New Orleans 23 37 383 220Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 50 10 833 -LA Clippers 36 23 610 140Sacramento 25 35 417 245LA Lakers 19 42 311 305Phoenix 18 42 300 310

NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos games

Washington 112 Golden State 108Detroit 120 Portland 113 OT

Denver 125 Chicago 107Memphis 130 Phoenix 112

Oklahoma City 109 Utah 106Charlotte 109 LA Lakers 104

Sports8

Courtesy John Harrellrsquos websitewwwjohnharrellnetCLASS 4AEast Chicago CentralHammond Morton 67 Highland 64 OTMichigan CityMichigan City 72 Valparaiso 55South Bend WashingtonPlymouth 52 South Bend Washington 51OTElkhart CentralGoshen 40 Concord 38Carroll (Fort Wayne)Fort Wayne North 56 DeKalb 49Carroll (Fort Wayne) 75 East Noble 64Fort Wayne WayneMuncie Central 40 Jay County 36Homestead 84 Fort Wayne South 67Lafayette JeffZionsville 81 Harrison (West Lafayette)57Kokomo 56 Lafayette Jeff 51CarmelHamilton Southeastern 72 Fishers 66New CastleConnersville 59 Mount Vernon (Fortville)55 2OTGreenfield-Central 64 Pendleton Heights57 2OTNorth Central (Indianapolis)Lawrence North 60 Warren Central 54North Central (Indianapolis) 69 LawrenceCentral 50Decatur CentralBen Davis 53 Pike 45Indianapolis Roncalli 49 Perry Meridian46PlainfieldBrownsburg 65 Terre Haute North 59Terre Haute South 81 Avon 68Franklin CentralFranklin Central 60 Greenwood 46Whiteland 60 Martinsville 59Bloomington NorthShelbyville 64 Columbus East 47Bloomington South 46 Columbus North42SeymourSeymour 54 Jeffersonville 53 OT

New Albany 88 Jennings County 57Evansville NorthEvansville North 76 Evansville Central 66CLASS 3ARensselaer CentralWheeler 50 Calumet 49Twin Lakes 80 Andrean 66JimtownMishawaka Marian 54 New Prairie 41Jimtown 41 John Glenn 37MaconaquahWest Lafayette 64 Northwestern 50Peru 65 Benton Central 44WawaseeWawasee 41 Tippecanoe Valley 37 OTNorthWood 78 Lakeland 35GarrettFort Wayne Dwenger 66 Leo 30Angola 56 Fort Wayne Concordia 28BellmontMississinewa 26 Heritage 24Columbia City 56 Bellmont 29MarionTipton 67 Marion 66 OTHamilton Heights 83 Blackford 34GreencastleCrawfordsville 46 Greencastle 33EdgewoodSullivan 55 Brown County 39Owen Valley 45 West Vigo 44 OTBrebeuf JesuitNew Palestine 68 Indianapolis Marshall50DanvilleDanville 82 Park Tudor 72GreensburgMadison 69 South Dearborn 56SalemBrownstown Central 58 North Harrison 43WashingtonJasper 46 Washington 44Vincennes Lincoln 48 Southridge 43BoonvilleMount Vernon (Posey) 56 Boonville 51Evansville Bosse 78 Gibson Southern 54CLASS 2AGary RooseveltGary Roosevelt 80 Boone Grove 27Lake Station 55 Whiting 54 OT

WinamacDelphi 70 Hebron 63 OTWestviewBremen 61 Prairie Heights 43WoodlanChurubusco 72 South Adams 51Oak HillManchester 57 Lewis Cass 56Fountain CentralCovington 58 South Vermillion 49Carroll (Flora) 48 Seeger 34TaylorTaylor 47 Elwood 41Eastbrook 67 Alexandria 57LapelLapel 63 Wapahani 28Monroe Central 75 Muncie Burris 48HagerstownUnion County 38 Centerville 25Hagerstown 65 Winchester 50Triton CentralIrvington Prep Academy 58 EasternHancock 57Indianapolis Howe 80 Triton Central 51SpeedwaySpeedway 62 Indianapolis Shortridge 48Indianapolis Scecina 54 CovenantChristian 52South PutnamMonrovia 54 Cascade 47Cloverdale 100 Southmont 62South RipleySouth Ripley 52 Austin 48Milan 47 Switzerland County 43Crawford CountyProvidence 49 Henryville 40Clarksville 60 Eastern (Pekin) 49Eastern GreeneBarr-Reeve 37 Linton-Stockton 34South Knox 56 Eastern Greene 40SouthridgeEvansville Mater Dei 66 North Posey 62OTForest Park 58 Perry Central 44CLASS 1AKoutsGary 21st Century 76 Morgan Twp 57Caston

Covenant Christian (DeMotte) 36 Caston32TritonCulver 72 North Miami 55Bethany ChristianFort Wayne Blackhawk 83 ElkhartChristian 66Lakewood Park 59 Bethany Christian 51North VermillionRockville 57 Turkey Run 52Tri-CentralClinton Central 61 Tri-Central 38Clinton Prairie 60 Frontier 51Wes-DelDaleville 60 Anderson Prep Academy 45Liberty Christian 73 Southern Wells 45Blue RiverUnion (Modoc) 50 Randolph Southern 33Blue River 52 Tri 48White River ValleyWhite River Valley 55 North Central(Farmersburg) 36Bloomfield 48 Clay City 38UniversityBethesda Christian 61 IndianapolisInternational 44Indianapolis Tindley 52 University 33EdinburghMorristown 54 Edinburgh 47 OTCentral Christian 64 IndianapolisArlington 62South DecaturWaldron 74 Southwestern (Shelbyville)69BordenBorden 61 Medora 36West Washington 49 Orleans 48New WashingtonNew Washington 49 Rock CreekAcademy 47Christian Academy 51 Shawe Memorial17North DaviessLoogootee 43 Vincennes Rivet 29Wood MemorialWood Memorial 47 Springs Valley 29Northeast Dubois 69 Cannelton 38

Tuesday night sectional basketball scores

Fishers High School athletic signing

Photo courtesy Fishers High School

Fishers High School senior Cam Benscoter has committed to continue her soccer career at IUPUI

Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBBoston 38 22 633 -Toronto 36 24 600 30New York 24 36 400 135Philadelphia 22 37 373 150Brooklyn 9 49 155 280Southeast W L PCT GBWashington 35 23 603 -Atlanta 33 26 559 30Miami 27 33 450 85Charlotte 26 34 433 100Orlando 22 38 367 140Central W L PCT GBCleveland 41 17 707 -Indiana 31 29 517 110Chicago 30 30 500 110Detroit 29 31 483 125Milwaukee 26 32 448 145

Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 37 23 617 -Oklahoma City 35 25 583 30Denver 27 33 450 100Portland 24 35 407 115Minnesota 24 36 400 135Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 45 13 776 -Houston 42 19 689 35Memphis 36 25 590 110Dallas 24 35 407 215New Orleans 23 37 383 220Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 50 10 833 -LA Clippers 36 23 610 140Sacramento 25 35 417 245LA Lakers 19 42 311 305Phoenix 18 42 300 310

NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos games

Washington 112 Golden State 108Detroit 120 Portland 113 OT

Denver 125 Chicago 107Memphis 130 Phoenix 112

Oklahoma City 109 Utah 106Charlotte 109 LA Lakers 104

Sports8

Courtesy John Harrellrsquos websitewwwjohnharrellnetCLASS 4AEast Chicago CentralHammond Morton 67 Highland 64 OTMichigan CityMichigan City 72 Valparaiso 55South Bend WashingtonPlymouth 52 South Bend Washington 51OTElkhart CentralGoshen 40 Concord 38Carroll (Fort Wayne)Fort Wayne North 56 DeKalb 49Carroll (Fort Wayne) 75 East Noble 64Fort Wayne WayneMuncie Central 40 Jay County 36Homestead 84 Fort Wayne South 67Lafayette JeffZionsville 81 Harrison (West Lafayette)57Kokomo 56 Lafayette Jeff 51CarmelHamilton Southeastern 72 Fishers 66New CastleConnersville 59 Mount Vernon (Fortville)55 2OTGreenfield-Central 64 Pendleton Heights57 2OTNorth Central (Indianapolis)Lawrence North 60 Warren Central 54North Central (Indianapolis) 69 LawrenceCentral 50Decatur CentralBen Davis 53 Pike 45Indianapolis Roncalli 49 Perry Meridian46PlainfieldBrownsburg 65 Terre Haute North 59Terre Haute South 81 Avon 68Franklin CentralFranklin Central 60 Greenwood 46Whiteland 60 Martinsville 59Bloomington NorthShelbyville 64 Columbus East 47Bloomington South 46 Columbus North42SeymourSeymour 54 Jeffersonville 53 OT

New Albany 88 Jennings County 57Evansville NorthEvansville North 76 Evansville Central 66CLASS 3ARensselaer CentralWheeler 50 Calumet 49Twin Lakes 80 Andrean 66JimtownMishawaka Marian 54 New Prairie 41Jimtown 41 John Glenn 37MaconaquahWest Lafayette 64 Northwestern 50Peru 65 Benton Central 44WawaseeWawasee 41 Tippecanoe Valley 37 OTNorthWood 78 Lakeland 35GarrettFort Wayne Dwenger 66 Leo 30Angola 56 Fort Wayne Concordia 28BellmontMississinewa 26 Heritage 24Columbia City 56 Bellmont 29MarionTipton 67 Marion 66 OTHamilton Heights 83 Blackford 34GreencastleCrawfordsville 46 Greencastle 33EdgewoodSullivan 55 Brown County 39Owen Valley 45 West Vigo 44 OTBrebeuf JesuitNew Palestine 68 Indianapolis Marshall50DanvilleDanville 82 Park Tudor 72GreensburgMadison 69 South Dearborn 56SalemBrownstown Central 58 North Harrison 43WashingtonJasper 46 Washington 44Vincennes Lincoln 48 Southridge 43BoonvilleMount Vernon (Posey) 56 Boonville 51Evansville Bosse 78 Gibson Southern 54CLASS 2AGary RooseveltGary Roosevelt 80 Boone Grove 27Lake Station 55 Whiting 54 OT

WinamacDelphi 70 Hebron 63 OTWestviewBremen 61 Prairie Heights 43WoodlanChurubusco 72 South Adams 51Oak HillManchester 57 Lewis Cass 56Fountain CentralCovington 58 South Vermillion 49Carroll (Flora) 48 Seeger 34TaylorTaylor 47 Elwood 41Eastbrook 67 Alexandria 57LapelLapel 63 Wapahani 28Monroe Central 75 Muncie Burris 48HagerstownUnion County 38 Centerville 25Hagerstown 65 Winchester 50Triton CentralIrvington Prep Academy 58 EasternHancock 57Indianapolis Howe 80 Triton Central 51SpeedwaySpeedway 62 Indianapolis Shortridge 48Indianapolis Scecina 54 CovenantChristian 52South PutnamMonrovia 54 Cascade 47Cloverdale 100 Southmont 62South RipleySouth Ripley 52 Austin 48Milan 47 Switzerland County 43Crawford CountyProvidence 49 Henryville 40Clarksville 60 Eastern (Pekin) 49Eastern GreeneBarr-Reeve 37 Linton-Stockton 34South Knox 56 Eastern Greene 40SouthridgeEvansville Mater Dei 66 North Posey 62OTForest Park 58 Perry Central 44CLASS 1AKoutsGary 21st Century 76 Morgan Twp 57Caston

Covenant Christian (DeMotte) 36 Caston32TritonCulver 72 North Miami 55Bethany ChristianFort Wayne Blackhawk 83 ElkhartChristian 66Lakewood Park 59 Bethany Christian 51North VermillionRockville 57 Turkey Run 52Tri-CentralClinton Central 61 Tri-Central 38Clinton Prairie 60 Frontier 51Wes-DelDaleville 60 Anderson Prep Academy 45Liberty Christian 73 Southern Wells 45Blue RiverUnion (Modoc) 50 Randolph Southern 33Blue River 52 Tri 48White River ValleyWhite River Valley 55 North Central(Farmersburg) 36Bloomfield 48 Clay City 38UniversityBethesda Christian 61 IndianapolisInternational 44Indianapolis Tindley 52 University 33EdinburghMorristown 54 Edinburgh 47 OTCentral Christian 64 IndianapolisArlington 62South DecaturWaldron 74 Southwestern (Shelbyville)69BordenBorden 61 Medora 36West Washington 49 Orleans 48New WashingtonNew Washington 49 Rock CreekAcademy 47Christian Academy 51 Shawe Memorial17North DaviessLoogootee 43 Vincennes Rivet 29Wood MemorialWood Memorial 47 Springs Valley 29Northeast Dubois 69 Cannelton 38

Tuesday night sectional basketball scores

Fishers High School athletic signing

Photo courtesy Fishers High School

Fishers High School senior Cam Benscoter has committed to continue her soccer career at IUPUI