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An alternative funding solution

By JOHN DITSLEAR reality. The Noblesville Common Council has begun talk- How will it impact you? Noblesville Mayor ing about considering an implementation of a trash fee for The trash fee being proposed is $10.57 per residence, EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the first in a series of four Noblesville residents. While I know all new fees are un- per month. That equates to $126.84 per year – the actual columns that Mayor Ditslear is writ- welcomed, it is important that I share the background to be cost for the city of each residence. The average trash fee for ing regarding the upcoming vote on a transparent to our residents and why I support the change. Hamilton County is around $12.50 and one area requires trash fee for the City of Noblesville. How did we get to this point? citizens to contract their own removal. From 2010 to projections for 2016, Noblesville has lost I know we have some residents who live on a fixed As we worked on next year’s bud- $30,420,314 because of property tax caps. In that same income or receive a reduction on their property taxes. As get for the past several months, one time frame, the city has not had a significant increase in the city does with their wastewater bill, these residents thing became clear with our present operating funding. Last year, we requested a budget to be would be eligible to receive a 50 percent discount on their financial constraints – we need to passed in the red in order to add more public safety person- monthly trash bills. look at the possibility of implement- nel – and used a portion of our Rainy Day Fund. That What it means? ing a trash fee. After a closer review budget is now in the black but the city would be financially of the numbers, possibly became a irresponsible to continuously use cash to support the budget. Westfield Parks and Kenley: Local students gain state government insight Local high school students recently “I started this program as a way to Recreation makes got a behind-the-scenes look at state connect young leaders with public ser- government during the 2015 Luke Ken- vants in order to help students under- trail additions ley Leadership Conference held at the stand the critical role of state As 2015 comes to a close the West- Indiana Statehouse. government, and how they can be in- field parks department is making the State Sen. Luke Kenley (R-Nobles- volved as future leaders,” Kenley said. public aware of three additions to the ville) annually invites high school junior “It’s encouraging to meet with these city’s trails system. and senior student leaders to his confer- young, bright students in our community ence in Indianapolis. This year, students and know how passionate they are about Ÿ Covered Swing – An Eagle Scout from 10 area high schools participated. providing solutions for issues that face project, this covered swing along the Students interacted with Gov. Mike Indiana.” Monon near Custom Concrete gives Pence and State Sens. Jean Breaux (D- In total, 18 students who were select- trail users a place to sit and rest with Indianapolis), Jim Merritt (R-Indianapo- ed by their principals attended and were some protection from the sun or rain. lis) and Jeff Raatz (R-Centerville). The honored with certificates of achieve- The swing is the Scout project of An- state officials encouraged students to get ment for completing the leadership con- drew Bredensteiner, who started in involved in their local communities and ference: Scouts as a first grader. answered questions about their roles as Ÿ Carmel High School: Mary Caltrider Andrew’s father, Jeff Bredensteiner, public servants, touching on topics like and Eric Virden passed away suddenly in February. The Indiana’s lifeline law, education, utili- Ÿ Fishers High School: Marlee Jacocks project is dedicated to his memory. ties, and redistricting. and Meera Patel “Now all the people that pass by and Students also heard from media re- Ÿ Frankton Jr./Sr. High School: Colin sit on my swing will know how much I porters who cover the Indiana General Coryell and Chayleen Ray loved my father,” Andrew said. “Even Assembly. Tony Cook with the India- Ÿ Guerin Catholic High School: Jack though he did not build the swing with napolis Star, Kevin Rader with WTHR Freiburger and Cole Hepp me he was still a big part of the path that 13 and Brandon Smith with Indiana Ÿ Hamilton Heights High School: got me to be ready to build it.” Public Media shared their experiences Brooke Bontreger and John Fisher Photo courtesy Luke Kenley’s office Andrew also says he learned leader- Ÿ from previous legislative sessions and Hamilton Southeastern High School: State Senator Luke Kenley gives a ship, organization, perseverance, time offered their perspectives on media, Grace Bohlsen and Matthew Woolf management and budgeting skills over- Ÿ certificate of achievement to Noblesville High technology and the ever-changing field Lapel High School: Travis Hobbs School student Mark D’Costa, one of 18 of journalism. students to participate in the 2015 Luke Kenley Leadership Conference.

Noblesville Main Street receives award from Indiana Main Street Lt. Governor Ellspermann announced Monday af- ternoon that Noblesville Main Street was selected as the 2015 Indiana Main Street Downtown Special Event award recipient for the 2nd annual White River Celebra- tion. "The White River Celebration and Duck Race is an annual event that many in our community enjoy," Rep- resentative Kathy K. Richardson (R-Noblesville) said. "I am excited for Noblesville Main Street to be recog- nized for their hard work and dedication in providing great activities in the downtown area.” This is the second state-level award for the White River Celebration, which is a collaborative effort orga- nized in part by Noblesville Main Street, the City of Noblesville, Nickel Plate Arts, Courtney’s Kitchen and Schwartz’s Bait & Tackle. In October, the group also received the Exemplary Festival Award from the White River Alliance. “We are honored to accept the award on behalf of so many great partners who worked together on the White River Celebration to highlight a natural asset in our downtown,” said Chris Owens, executive director of Noblesville Main Street. “It’s the second award for this particular event, which really speaks to the possi- bilities that exist for downtown development on the west side of the White River, to Federal Hill Commons and beyond. We are so thankful for the partnering organizations who made this event a success.” Noblesville Main Street is currently soliciting year- Photo courtesy Noblesville Main Street end charitable gifts and 2016 memberships to help bolster the cultural arts programs they provide. Addi- Noblesville Main Street received the 2015 Indiana Main Street Downtown Special Event award for its 2nd annual tionally, the organization will announce the 2016 White River Celebration. events calendar after the start of the new year. Pictured: State Rep. Kathy Richardson, Jackie Bell, NMS Promotions Chair, Chris Owens, Main Street Executive Director, Perry Williams, 2015/2016 NMS President 2 News

Five ways sports parents can do better in 2016 Sports parents, do you want to do more Ÿ Let them set their own goals for each About Dr. Rob Bell to help your kids succeed at their game in season – then hold them accountable. Rob Bell, Ph.D. (drrobbell.com), is the author of several books on sports 2016? Ÿ Allow them to fail and to learn from psychology including The Hinge, Mental Toughness Training for Golf, and NO Prominent sport psychology coach Dr. failures’ priceless lessons. FEAR: A Simple Guide to Mental Toughness. A sport psychology coach and owner of Rob Bell of Fisher, Indiana, co-author with Ÿ Forget about the outcome, allowing DRB & Associates, where he works with athletes, coaches and teams on achieving Bill Parisi of the new book Don’t Should them to embrace the process. This is what peak performance, Rob has coached winners during the PGA tour. He has also On Your Kids: Build Their Mental will give them the mental toughness they advised major universities, most recently working with Notre Dame. His upcoming Toughness, has this advice: need to succeed. book, Don't "Should" On Your Kids: Build Their Mental Toughness (2015), co- Less is more. Ÿ Drop the focus on trophies and authored with Bill Parisi, celebrates toughness over trophies and guides parents in The growing emphasis on trophies, scholarships. Expectations about these strengthening and affirming their young athletes’ capabilities. He is a regular guest on winning and external rewards such as and other external rewards are not what ESPN 104.5 “The Zone” in Tennessee, has appeared on Fox News in Indianapolis and scholarships is driving parents to make kids the process is about. has been featured on The Golf Channel as well as in Stack Magazine, Runner’s World focus on the end result rather than the Ÿ Don’t talk about the game in the car ride and TheNew York Times. process. But only a love for the process will home. Emotions are still running high About Bill Parisi give kids the grit the guts, the resiliency and and kids may feel cornered. It’ll only Bill Parisi, co-author of Don't "Should" On Your Kids: Build Their Mental the will to fight without giving up. This backfire. Toughness, is founder of Parisi Speed School and an internationally recognized fitness can only come from within. Rob works with athletes, coaches and business expert. An originator of the U.S. youth training industry, Bill has served as a So instead of critiquing, giving teams on achieving peak performance. He consultant to the NY Giants, was commissioned by Nike to help develop its original feedback and creating expectations by was coached winners during the PGA tour high school football combines and has lectured for such esteemed organizations as the telling them what they should -- or should and advises major universities including NFL and the American College of Sports Medicine. A multiple-time NCAA Division not – do, here’s how parents can truly help Notre Dame. I All-American track and field athlete, Bill competed at the 1988 U.S. Olympic Trials their young athletes: in the javelin throw. He has been featured on Fox Sports, ESPN, CNBC, CBI, and in Running Magazine.

Food, monetary donations requested for Fishers businesses targeted firefighters Christmas Food and Toy Drive

The Noblesville Fire Department is in the final week of collecting donations for this for donation scam year’s Christmas Food and Toy Drive which will take place on Saturday, December 19. The department would like to thank those who have already contributed. Fishers fire officials have received information that local businesses may be Officials said the community has been extremely generous in donating toys, so at contacted requesting monetary donations to be made to assist the department through this time, additional items are not needed. However, there is still a need for donations of advertisement sales. Fishers Fire Department is not soliciting funds nor have we canned goods, non-perishable food items, and/or monetary donations with which perish- authorized any entity to do so on our behalf. able food will be purchased (checks are preferred – made payable to the Noblesville Fire Should your company or residence be contacted, firefighters suggest noting the Department Legacy Fund). Donations will be accepted at any of the seven Noblesville number being called from and then provide all information to the Fishers Police Dept. fire stations or at City Hall until Friday, December 11. and never provide your credit card information over the phone. For more information, please contact the Noblesville Fire Department at (317) 776- While Fishers Fire Department does accept donations from many generous busi- 6336, Extension 1400. nesses and citizens through the Fishers Fire Foundation, we are not actively soliciting donations. All representatives of the department carry identification tags. If you are ever From Page 1 concerned as to the authenticity of a representative, request their information or contact WESTFIELD 911 if you feel you are in danger. seeing the construction of the swing. “This One of the three stations was funded by You may also contact fire officials for non-emergency questions at 317-595-3200, was a real life experience and I know that local nonprofit Anna’s Celebration of Life, [email protected], or Facebook and Twitter @FishersFireDept this experience will help me in the future,” and is designed to assist in spreading he said. awareness of the great need for children who are disabled. Ÿ Custom Concrete Fitness Stations – Due FUNDING From Page 1 to their location adjacent to the Monon Ÿ Grassy Branch Bridge – The new bridge The trash fee is needed to accommodate Budget issues unfortunately are not a Trail, Custom Concrete was able to install over Grassy Branch connects the Monon the request of adding four new police offi- new issue. The city, its departments and the three fitness stations on their property just Trail all the way to S.R. 32. A huge ad- cers to our department. Public safety is the Common Council have done its best job off the trail. The stations give trail users a vantage to trail users of all kinds, this community’s No. 1 issue and I want to running a lean government; however, the place to stop and stretch, but also allow project is one stepping stone to extending ensure we have the numbers needed as our city needs the funds to continue moving employees of Custom Concrete the ability the Monon all the way through community continues to grow. forward. It allows money for a number of to incorporate fitness into their workdays. Westfield’s city limits. Phase 5 (Monon We also plan to use the fee for infra- needed projects and expected services. In “What started as a simple path to the over S.R. 32) and Phase 7 (Monon Ele- structure needs. As the city increases its 2017, we will need to address understaffing Monon has now grown to become a culture mentary to 216th Street) are the two final road mileage we must provide funds to within our departments. shift in how we look at wellness,” Custom phases of the Monon through Westfield’s maintain those improvements. If the surfac- There will be a ripple effect if we cannot Concrete’s Levi Schrock said. “We encour- corporate limits. Ÿ ing budget is affected, it could mean that get this passed. The city has always paid for age employees to have ‘walking meetings’ Monon Phase 6 – The Monon Trail has on the Monon instead of being restricted to five to 10 roads that we plan to address next residents to have trash and recycling for been extended from 181st Street to Monon a conference room. When some of our of- year will have to wait. Right now, we are free. If a fee is not implemented, the city Trail Elementary. The expansion adds fice staff have been sitting for many hours looking at losing $500,000 for resurfacing will be forced to cut the amount from our 6,800 feet to the mainline Monon Trail trying to get work done, we encourage them – not including pothole, storm sewer, side- current services, which may include brush and about 1,250 feet of connector trail to take a quick stretch on the fitness stations walk repairs and resurfacing of our alleys, pick-up, tree planting, sidewalk repair and along 181st Street. Signs, lighting and which have not been done since 1995. street projects. and do some small exercises to loosen any stiffness.” other items will be completed this coming If not now? Spring. The project also include a stub connector along 181st Street that will con- nect in the future to Asa Bales. KENLEY From Page 1

Ÿ Noblesville High School: Mark D’Costa and Sarah Knight Ÿ Sheridan High School: Christopher Roberts and Alexis Smith Ÿ Westfield High School: Tab Kenney

Students also participated in a break- out session at the conference where they discussed what they believe are the most important issues facing the state of Indi- ana. The list included education, public safety, workforce development, illegal drugs and voter turnout.

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or call 317-408-5548 Obituaries 3 Robert “Bob” Anthony Cerbone Sr.

August 16, 1942 - December 5, 2015 Yea, I will rejoice over them to do them good, and I will plant them in this land assuredly with my whole heart and with my whole soul. Robert “Bob” Anthony Cerbone, Sr., 73, of Martinsville, passed away December 5, 2015. The son of Anthony James and Dorothy Marie Riley - Jeremiah 32:41 Cerbone, Bob was born August 16, 1942 in Orange, New Jersey. In 1964, Bob received his Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering and in 1968 his Masters of Science in Paul Edward ‘Tater’ Tate Engineering from Newark College of Engineering. In 2004, after 31 years, he retired from Eli Lilly and Company. He enjoyed attending his grandchildren’s activities and sporting January 19, 1925 - December 6, 2015 events, especially the girl’s basketball games at Martinsville. Bob loved the outside, being in the sun and taking care of Paul Edward 'Tater' Tate, 90, of Fortville, passed away on Sunday, December 6, 2015 his yard. at home. He was born on January 19, 1925 to Daniel A. and Bob is survived by his wife of 51 years, Diana Dittmeier Delia (Seymour) Tate in Noblesville, Indiana. Cerbone of Martinsville; sons, Robert A. (Nikki) Cerbone, Paul was a pipe fitter for Eli Lilly of Greenfield for 36 Jr. of Indianapolis and Vince R. (Mariah) Cerbone of years. He proudly served his country with the U.S. Army Greenwood; daughters, Deneen E. Kus of Greenwood and and was a WWII veteran. He attended Fishers United Meth- Liza M. Borgert of Fishers; sister, Joan Petrillo of odist Church and was a member of the Fishers Masonic Parsippany, NJ; grandchildren, Chelsea T. and Travis M. Kus, Anthony A, Jake R., Justin Lodge #533, and the Scottish Rite. Paul loved coin collect- N., Vivienna E., Quinnly C. and Myles A. Cerbone, Libby C. and Kendall G. Borgert. ing, racing and crossword puzzles. A Celebration of Life Service will be held at 7:00 p.m. December 10, 2015 at Forest He is survived by his wife of 68 years, Ruby Lawn Funeral Home – 1977 S State Road 135, Greenwood. Friends may call after 5:00 (McKinnon) Tate; daughter, Donna (Bruce) Marks; son, p.m. on Thursday. The family suggests contributions may be made to the American Heart Tony (Kathi) Tate; six grandchildren; and seven great- Association. www.forestlawncemetery-fh.com grandchildren. Services will be held at 2:00 pm on Thursday, December 10, 2015, at Randall & Roberts Fishers Mortuary, 12010 Richard “Dick” Chappell Allisonville Road in Fishers, with visitation beginning at 12:00 noon. Burial will be at Highland Cemetery in Fishers. Memorial contributions may be made to Fishers United Methodist Church, 9691 East November 10, 1933 - December 8, 2015 116th Street, Fishers, IN 46037; or, Hamilton County Cancer Fund, c/o Good Samaritan Network, PO Box 339, Noblesville, IN 46061. Richard "Dick" Chappell, 82, of Noblesville, passed away on Tuesday, December 8, Condolences: www.randallroberts.com. 2015 at his home. He was born on November 10, 1933 to Paul and Flossie (McNally) Chappell Wiles in Noblesville, Indiana. NOTICE Dick proudly served his country in the United States Navy on the USS Coral Sea during the Korean War. He JOHNNY A/K/A JOHN GADDIS retired after over 40 years as an ironworker. Dick was a member of Atlanta Christian Church. He loved his wife & The State of Tennessee, Department of Children’s Services, has filed a Petition children, enjoyed watching his grandkids play sports, and for Termination of Parental Rights as to Brantley Wasson. It appears that ordinary was a dedicated family man. process of law cannot be served upon you because your whereabouts are unknown. Dick is survived by his wife, Ramona Jane Chappell; You are hereby ORDERED to serve upon Jill Marsee, Attorney for the Tennessee children, Terri (James) Props, Tim (Carolyn) Chappell, Department of Children Services, 600 Hearthwood Court, Cookeville, Tennessee Trent (Melissa) Chappell, Troy (Julie) Chappell, Todd 38506, (931) 646-3010, an Answer to the Petition for Termination of Parental Rights (Jennifer) Chappell, and Tammi Knight; brother, George filed by the Tennessee Department of Children Services, within five (5) days of the (Louise) Wiles; 11 grandchildren; and four great-grandchil- last day of publication of this notice, and pursuant to Rule 39(e)(1) of the Tenn. R. Juv. dren. P. you must also appear in the Juvenile Court of Cumberland County, Tennessee at Visitation will be Thursday, December 10, 2015 from 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm at Randall & Roberts Funeral Center, 1685 Westfield Road, Noblesville. Services will be held at Crossville, Tennessee on the 24th day of February, 2016, at 8:30 a.m., for the Hearing 11:00 am on Friday, December 11, 2015, at Atlanta Christian Church, 200 East Main on the Petition for Termination of Parental Rights by the State of Tennessee, Department Street, in Atlanta, with visitation one hour prior. Rev. Jody Brown will officiate. Burial of Children’s Services If you fail to do so, a default judgment will be taken against will follow at Crownland Cemetery in Noblesville. you pursuant to Tenn. Code Ann. § 36-1-117(n) and Rule 55 of the Tenn. R. of Civ. P. Memorial contributions may be made to Seasons Hospice Foundation, 8537 Solution for the relief demanded in the Petition. You may view and obtain a copy of the Petition Center, Chicago, IL 60677. and any other subsequently filed legal documents at the Juvenile Court Clerk’s Office, Condolences: www.randallroberts.com. Crossville, Tennessee.

Notice of Sale to Satisfy Storage Owner Lien

Notice is hereby given that the personal property of Mark Thompson being stored at a self storage facility owned by Drummond Realty, LLP and Drummond Realty II, LLP will be sold to satisfy the owner’s storage lien. The sale will be conducted auction-style, with the property being sold to the highest bidder. This sale will occur at the Drummond Realty storage facility located at 11827 Greenfield Avenue, Noblesville, Indiana 46060 on December 12, 2015 at 8:00 a.m.

Notice of Sale to Satisfy Storage Owner Lien

Notice is hereby given that the personal property of Doug Irving being stored at a self- storage facility owned by Drummond Realty, LLP and Drummond Realty II, LLP will be sold to satisfy the owner’s storage lien. The sale will be conducted auction-style, with the property being sold to the highest bidder. This sale will occur at the Drummond Realty storage facility located at 11827 Greenfield Avenue, Noblesville, Indiana 46060 on December 12, 2015 at 8:00 a.m. 4 News New Noblesville www.hc-reporter.com Public Library items

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‘Hounds edge ‘Rocks in top 10 clash

By RICHIE HALL Tod Windlan of the Shamrocks. "We wanted to create a roads Conference game, and Carmel (7-2) heads to Reporter Sports Editor game that didn't let them run their Brownsburg. Balance was the word of the game in a big county girls stuff." basketball clash between Carmel and But Westfield blasted back in the Carmel 51, Westfield Tuesday at the Eric Clark third period, opening it with five Activity Center. points from VanDyke. Reinoehl then took over the game, scoring eight Westfield 48 In the end, the Class 4A No. 10 Westfield FG FT TP PF Greyhounds used some intense de- points, including six on three straight Haliegh Reinoehl 7-10 0-0 15 5 fense to end the unbeaten run of the baskets. That got the 'Rocks ahead Abby Reeder 1-3 0-0 3 3 4A No. 7 Shamrocks, by the score of 33-30. Larson tied it up with another Jalyn Foland 4-6 0-0 10 3 3, and Amy Dilk got a basket to roll Allison VanDyke 5-13 4-4 16 4 51-48. Carmel held an eight-point Annaliese Grudge 1-3 2-2 4 2 lead late in the fourth quarter before in to give Carmel a 35-33 advantage Maddy Grennes 0-4 0-0 0 1 Westfield made one last push. after three quarters. Sophia Kreag 0-1 0-0 0 0 The entire game was close. Jalyn Allison VanDyke The Greyhounds led by eight Morgan Clary 0-0 0-0 0 0 Westfield points on three different occasions, Totals 18-40 6-6 48 18 Foland started things off with a 3- Carmel FG FT TP PF Carrie Larson pointer for the 'Rocks, then Carmel with Dilk's layin getting them up 48- Olivia Christy 4-7 0-3 9 0 Carmel burst out to an 8-3 lead, with Olivia 40. Westfield made one last run to get within 50-48, but Emily Kmec 1-4 6-8 9 2 Christy and Emily Kmec hitting a that was with 1.5 seconds left. Kmec's free throw placed Amy Dilk 4-11 1-4 9 3 the score at its final. Blake Smith 3-6 0-0 6 2 couple 3s of their own. Carrie Larson 3-7 1-2 9 3 Foland and Allison VanDyke responded with - what "We went stagnant," said WHS coach Ginny Smith. Celene Funke 3-4 0-1 6 4 else? - a couple downtown shots, and even Haliegh Reinoe- "We just got real passive there. I think we got tight and it Mackenzie Wood 0-0 0-0 0 0 hl got in on the long-distance action with a 3. That gave kind of showed." Andi Kwasnieski 1-1 1-1 3 0 Carmel didn't get anyone in double figures, but had four Totals 19-40 9-19 51 14 Westfield a 12-10 lead, but Carmel worked its way back to Score by Quarters lead 15-14 after one quarter. players - Christy, Kmec, Dilk and Larson - all score nine Westfield 14 6 13 15 - 48 The 'Hounds jumped ahead 26-20 by halftime. Carrie points. Dilk had a fantastic game, with eight rebounds and Carmel 15 11 9 16 - 51 Larson made a 3-pointer, and Christy scored four points, five assists. Three-point shooting: Westfield (6-16) VanDyke 2-7, Foland 2-3, The 'Rocks got three players in double figures: Van- Reeder 1-2, Reinoehl 1-1, Grennes 0-2, Kreag 0-1; Carmel (4-12) including a basket off a steal. Meanwhile, Carmel was Larson 2-5, Kmec 1-4, Christy 1-3. starting to press, and held Westfield to six points in the Dyke scored 16, Reinoehl 15 and Foland 10. VanDyke Rebounds: Westfield (22) VanDyke 5, Reinoehl 4, Drudge 4, second period. pulled five rebounds. Grennes 4, Reeder 3, Foland 2; Carmel (16) Dilk 8, Smith 3 Kmec Both teams are back in action Friday on the road. 2, Funke 2, Kwasniewski 1. "They're a very solid team shooting the basketball if Turnovers: Westfield 16, Carmel 8. you let them get their feet set and stuff, " said Carmel coach Westfield (10-1) travels to Zionsville for a Hoosier Cross- Find The Reporter on Facebook UHS wins sixth straight

University kept its win streak going The 'Blazers are back home on Thurs- Tuesday night, beat- day night, taking on Muncie Burris in a ing International 49- Pioneer Conference game. 40 at the U Center. The victory was the third in a row for University 49, Coach Justin Blanding’s Trail- International 40 University FG FT TP PF blazers, who are Maggie Klemsz 0-0 1-2 1 2 now 6-2. University Honor Cosby 1-1 0-0 2 0 outscored the Gry- Riley Spitzenberger 0-2 0-0 0 0 phons in the even Cyan Cosby 3-5 2-3 8 3 Lucy Snyder 1-2 0-0 2 1 quarters, leading 24- Kelsey Miller 0-2 1-2 1 0 Nealy 19 at halftime after a Emma Caress 7-16 10-14 25 2 12-7 run in the sec- Alexa Nealy 1-1 0-2 2 4 ond period. Allie Towriss 1-3 0-0 2 5 Lily Snyder 3-6 0-1 6 0 Emma Cress poured in 25 points, in- Totals 17-38 14-24 49 17 cluding a 10-of-14 effort from the free Score by Quarters throw line. Alexa Nealy pulled down eight International 12 7 10 11 - 40 rebounds, with Lucy Snyder and Lily Sny- University 12 12 10 15 - 49 University 3-point shooting (1-4) Caress 1-3, Li. der both grabbing five boards each. Allie Snyder 0-1. Towriss had an incredible defensive night University rebounds (34) Nealy 8, Lu. Snyder 5, with five blocked shots. Li. Snyder 5, C. Cosby 4, Klemsz 3, Miller 3, Caress 3, Towriss 2, H. Cosby 1.

Visit our Web site, www.hc- reporter.com, to subscribe to our print and email editions 6 Sports Sheridan wins Sheridan Lady Sheridan now has won five straight Welch pulled six rebounds, Faith Izzy Mangin 0-1 0-0 0 1 Blackhawks, who games and stands 6-2 on the year. DeVaney five and Nixon Williams four. Faith DeVaney 1-2 1-1 3 0 Cherysh Bishop 2-3 0-0 5 0 have spent most of the The Blackhawks left little doubt at CC. Welch also had eight steals. Audrey Reed 10-19 2-4 24 1 season pounding on Sheridan led 24-5 after one period and 38- Sheridan as a team had 19 steals. Brittany Welch 8-16 1-3 17 0 non-conference at halftime. The Blackhawks’ next game will be Holly Barker 0-0 0-0 0 0 opponents, last Three players combined for 53 Sheridan Thursday against Carroll at Hobbs Memorial Heather Barker 0-0 0-0 0 0 Sydney Beachboard 0-1 0-0 0 0 evening unloaded on points. Sophomore Audrey Reed led the way Gym in Sheridan. Rachel Hunt 0-0 0-0 0 0 Hoosier Heartland foe with 24 points and junior Brittany Welch Totals 28-56 5-9 68 6 Clinton Central, 68- notched 17. Freshman Jillian O’Flaherty Score by Quarters: 11, on road. scored 12 points, all behind the 3-point line. Sheridan 68, Sheridan 24 14 19 11 – 68 Central 5 2 4 0 – 11 The win evened Sheridan hit 28-of-56 shots, with Reed Clinton Central 11 Sheridan 3-Pointers (7-20): Leonard 0-2, the conference season popping 10-of-19 and Welch 8-of-16. The O’Flaherty 4-7, Mangin 0-1, Bishop 1-1, Reed 2-7, Williams Sheridan FG FT TP PF Welch 0-2. for Coach Jeff winners were 7-of-20 from 3-point range. Morgan Leonard 1-4 0-0 2 3 Sheridan Rebounds (22): Leonard 1, Williams 4, Guenther’s’s club at 1-1. Nixon Williams 2-3 1-1 5 1 O’Flaherty 1, DeVaney 5, Bishop 1, Reed 3, Welch Jillian O’Flaherty 4-7 0-0 12 0 6, Barker 1. Lilli Barker 0-0 0-0 0 0

Southeastern tops Pendleton

Leaders are Royals held off the Arabians by going on The Lady Royals will play again on Olivia Kegley 0-0 0-0 0 2 Kiki Sundling 0-0 0-0 0 0 suppose to lead and a 17-11 run in the fourth quarter. Friday, hosting Avon in a Hoosier Mo. Walton 0-2 0-0 0 2 that’s what senior Walton poured in 25 points and Lloyd Crossroads Conference battle. Amaya Hamilton 2-6 0-0 4 2 Megan Walton and added 19 to lead the way Kyndall Williams 3-8 0-0 6 3 junior Bre Lloyd did Lloyd also dished out seven assists and Totals 21-52 13-16 59 14 Southeastern 58, Score by Quarters: Tuesday evening as pulled in six rebounds. Walton yanked Southeastern 12 15 14 17 – 58 Hamilton seven boards. Freshman Amaya Hamilton Pendleton 49 Pendleton 7 15 16 11 – 49 Southeastern and senior Kyndall Williams also had Southeastern 3-Pointers (3-17): Jackson 0-6, Southeastern FG FT TP PF Lloyd 0-4, Me. Walton 3-6, Mo. Walton 0-1. defeated Pendleton seven rebounds as Hamilton Southeastern Malea Jackson 2-10 0-0 4 1 Southeastern Rebounds (30): Jackson 1, Lloyd 6, Heights 58-49. ruled the boards 25-18. Bre Lloyd 4-8 11-14 19 1 Me. Walton 7, Kegley 1 Mo. Walton 1, Hamilton Haydn Braun 0-0 0-0 0 1 7, Williams 7. Hamilton Coach Chris With the victory Southeastern moved Katie Myers 0-0 0-0 0 0 Hiuppenthal’s Lady to 7-4 on the years. Me. Walton 10-18 2-2 25 3

Huskies fall at Northwestern Hamilton Heights’ Lady Huskies lost Ashton Runner 2-8 8-12 12 4 Abby Christianson 0-0 0-0 0 3 Heights 3-Pointers (1-9): Stretch 0-3, Kirtley 0-1, Logan Wiley 0-1 1-2 1 0 Totals 13-49 12-24 39 19 Branham 1-4, Runner 0-1. a tough game to Amy Griffey 1-2 0-1 2 0 Score by Quarters: Heights Rebounds (30): Kirtley 5, Branham 4, Northwestern on the Ana Collar 3-9 2-7 8 2 Heights 4 14 9 12 – 39 Henson 3, Runner 5. Wiley 1, A. Griffey 1, Collar road, 54-39, Tuesday Sydney Griffey 2-2 0-0 4 2 Northwestern 12 7 20 15 – 54 8, S. Griffey 1, Christiansen 2. evening. Audrie Catron 0-0 0-0 0 0 The Huskies closed a large first quarter deficit to 1 point to go into halftime down only 19-18. Northwestern Runner went on an 11-2 run to open the third quarter. The Huskies never recovered. Ashton Runner led the way for Heights with 12 points and 5 rebounds and sophomore Ana Collar added 8 points and 8 rebounds. Coach Omega Tandy’s Heights team dropped to 2-6 on the year. Heights will face Class 2A, No. 4 ranked Lapel Saturday at Lapel. Northwestern 54, Heights 39 Heights FG FT TP PF Aire Stretch 0-5 0-0 0 3 Kayla Kirtley 1-8 1=2 3 0 Lexi Branham 2-9 0-0 5 3 Bri Henson 2-5 0-0 4 2 Sports 7 Hamilton County girls basketball statistical leaders Scoring Player G TP AVG. Shannon, NHS (Sr.} 11 216 19.6 Reed, SHS (So.) 7 136 19.4 O’Reilly, NHS (Sr.) 11 176 16.0 VanDyke, WHS (Sr.) 10 153 15.3 Kirtley, HH (So.) 7 104 14.9 Grennes, WHS (Sr.) 9 131 14.6 Yount, GC (Sr.) 8 116 14.5 Caress, UHS (JR.) 5 71 14.2 Welch, SHS (So.) 6 73 12.2 Reinoehl, WHS (Sr.) 10 122 12.2 Alexis Shannon Faith DeVaney Tori Sullivan Abby Reeder Haliegh Reinoehl Amy Dilk Smith, CHS (So.) 8 97 12.1 Noblesville Sheridan Guerin Catholic Westfield Westfield Carmel Dilk, CHS (So.) 8 93 11.6 Walton, HSE (Sr.) 10 115 11.5 Free Throw Shooting Williams, HSE (Sr.) 10 52 5.2 Lloyd, HSE (Jr.} 10 112 11.2 (10 or more shots) Anderson GC (Jr.) 8 41 5.1 Gerka, FHS (So.) 10 109 10.9 Player FTA FT AVG. Runner, HH (JR.) 7 35 5.0 Kiser, NHS (So.) 11 106 9.6 Reeder, WHS (Sr.) 12 12 100% Dilk, CHS (So.) 8 39 4.9 Kmec, CHS (Sr.) 8 77 9.6 O’Reilly, NHS (Sr.) 48 41 85% S. Griffey, HH (Fr.) 7 32 4.6 Wampler, GC (Sr.) 8 77 9.6 Yount, GC (Sr.) 38 31 82% Baskin, FHS (Jr.) 6 25 4.5 Larson, CHS (Sr.) 7 64 9.6 Gerka, FHS (So.) 44 36 82% Shannon, NHS (Sr.) 11 46 4.2 Sullivan, GC (Sr.) 8 70 8.8 Herron, NHS (Sr.) 35 28 80% Augustinovicz, GC (Sr.) 8 33 4.1 Foland, WHS (Sr.} 7 56 8.0 Demas, GC (Jr.) 20 16 80% Assists Field Goal Shooting Kmec, CHS (Sr.) 28 22 79% Player G AST. AVG. (25 or more shots) Foland, WHS (Sr.) 17 13 76% Reeder, WHS (Sr.) 10 52 5.2 Player FGA FG AVG. Augustinovicz, GC (Sr.) 21 16 76% Lloyd, HSE (Jr.) 10 47 4.7 DeVaney, SHS (Sr.) 29 18 62% Grace, FHS (So.) 41 31 76% Dilk, CHS (So.) 8 33 4.1 O’Reilly, NHS (Sr.) 118 66 56% Bankovich, FHS (Jr.) 17 13 76% Herron, NHS (Sr.) 11 40 3.6 Smith, CHS (So.) 78 42 54% Williams, SHS (So.) 12 9 75% Wampler, GC (Sr.) 8 28 3.5 VanDyke, WHS (Sr.) 129 64 50% Shannon, NHS (Sr.) 65 48 74% Me. Walton, HSE (Sr.) 10 34 3.4 Welch, SHS (Jr.) 62 31 50% Grennes, WHS, (Sr.) 30 22 73% O’Reilly, NHS (Sr.) 11 34 3.1 Turner, FHS (Jr.) 61 30 49% Reed, SHS (So.) 51 37 73% Welch, SHS (Jr.) 6 18 3.0 Grennes, WHS (Sr.) 96 47 49% Kiser, NHS (So.) 42 30 71% Kiser, NHS, (So.) 11 26 2.4 Larson, CHS (Sr.) 49 23 47% Wampler, GC (Sr.) 34 24 71% Funke, CHS (Sr.) 8 18 2.3 Funke, CHS (Sr.) 38 18 47% Reinoehl, WHS (Sr.) 48 34 71% Yount, GC (Sr.) 9 18 2.3 Reed, SHS (So.) 85 39 46% Lloyd, HSE (Jr.) 46 32 70% Shipman, NHS (Sr.) 11 24 2.2 Reinoehl, WHS 90 41 46% Sullivan, GC (Sr.) 31 21 68% Kmec, CHS (Sr.) 8 17 2.1 Kiser, NHS (So.) 85 38 45% Kroehler, FHS (Sr.) 22 15 68% Reed, SHS (So.) 7 14 2.0 Yount, GC (Sr.) 77 35 45% Runner, HH (Jr.) 20 13 65% Steals Drudge, WHS (Sr.) 33 15 45% Knight, NHS (Fr.) 11 7 64% Player G ST. AVG. Shannon, NHS (Sr.) 181 80 44% C. Cosby, UHS (Sr.) 16 10 63% Dilk, CHS (So.) 8 33 4.1 Dilk, CHS (So.) 81 36 44% Branham, HH (So.) 16 10 63% Yount, GC (Sr.) 8 23 2.9 C. Cosby, UHS (Sr.) 28 12 43% DeVaney, SHS (Sr.) 16 10 63% Herron, NHS (Sr.) 11 23 2.1 Augustinovicz, GC (Sr.) 50 21 42% Smith, CHS (So.) 21 13 62% Grace, FHS (So.) 10 21 2.1 Collar, HH (So.) 29 12 41% Rebounds Collar, HH (So.) 7 14 2.0 Kroehler, FHS (Sr.) 43 17 40% Player G REB. AVG. Kiser, NHS (So.) 11 22 2.0 3-Point Shooting Reinoehl, WHS (Sr.) 10 89 8.9 Larson, CHS (Sr.) 7 14 2.0 Player FGA FG AVG. O’Reilly, NHS (Sr.) 11 92 8.4 C. Cosby, UHS (Sr.) 5 10 2.0 Sullivan, GC (Sr.) 26 11 42% Kmec, HS (Sr.) 8 67 8.4 Kmec. CHS, (Sr. 8 16 2.0 O’Flaherty, SHS (Fr.) 38 15 39% Kiser, NHS (So.) 11 88 8.0 Reed, SHS (So.) 7 13 1.9 Salmon, NHS (So.) 21 8 38% Reed, SHS (So.) 7 37 8.0 Funke, CHS (Sr.) 8 15 1.9 Yount, GC (Sr.) 41 15 37% Smith, CHS (So.) 8 39 7.4 Lloyd, HSE (Jr.) 10 17 1.7 Gerka, FHS (So.) 31 11 35% Collar, HH (So.) 7 48 6.9 O’Reilly, NHS (Sr.) 11 19 1.7 Greenes, WHS (Sr.) 44 15 34% Kroehler, FHS (Sr.) 9 58 6.4 Williams, SHS (So.) 7 11 1.6 Reinoehl, WHS (Sr.) 33 16 33% Welch, SHS (Jr.) 6 38 6.3 Williams , HSE (Sr.) 10 16 1.6 Lloyd HSE, (Jr.) 38 12 32% Turner, FHS (Jr.) 10 61 6.1 Reinoehl, WHS (Sr.) 10 16 1.6 Wampler, GC (Sr.) 34 11 32% Hamilton, HSE (Fr.) 10 59 5.9 Reeder, HSE (Sr,) 10 16 1.6 Herron, NHS (Sr.) 29 9 31% Grennes, WHS (Sr.) 9 51 5.7 Foland, WHS (Sr,) 7 11 1.6 Shipman, NHS (Sr.) 61 18 30% VanDyke, WHS (Sr.) 10 56 5.6 Welch, SHS (Jr.) 6 13 1.5 Shannon, NHS (Sr.) 27 8 30% Kirtley, HH (So.) 7 39 5.6 VanDyke, WHS 10 15 1.5 Larson, CHS (Sr.) 17 5 29% Me. Walton, HSE (Sr.) 10 55 5.5 Christy, CHS (Jr.) 8 12 1.5 Kirtley, HH (So.) 17 5 29% DeVaney, SHS (Sr.) 7 37 5.3 Smith, CHS (So.) 8 12 1.5

Kokomo nips Westfield Charlie Warner and Ian Kristensen In the junior varsity game at Kokomo, combined for 40 Caleb Welch led the way with 16 points to points but that didn’t give Westfield a 61-58 victory. get Westfield over the top as the Shamrocks were defeated, 62-58, Kokomo 62, Tuesday evening by Kokomo’s Wildkats Westfield 58 Westfield FG FT TP PF at Kokomo Memorial Conner Osswald 2-3 NA 5 1 Gym. Josh VanDyke 0-1 NA 0 1 Warner hit 8-of-17 Kyle Nicole 2-2 NA 5 4 shots and scored 24 Robbie Lynch 0-2 NA 2 3 Jonah Welch 1-6 NA 4 4 points and Kristensen Ian Kristensen 6-11 NA 16 3 Warner canned 6-of-11 and Charlie Warner 8-17 NA 24 0 finished with 16 Sawyer Olsen 1-2 NA 2 3 points. Totals 20-44 NA 58 19 Score by uarters: Kristensen and Warner each grabbed six Westfield 12 14 11 21 – 58 rebounds to lead Coach Shane Sumpter’s Kokomo 12 19 12 19 – 62 Shamrocks on the boards. Westfield 3-Pointers: not available. The loss was the third straight for Westfield Rebounds (22): VanDyke 1, Nicole 1, Lynch 1, Welch 32, Kristensen 6, Warner 6, Olsen Westfield to open the season. 4. Westfield again will play on the road Saturday, traveling to New Palestine. Sheridan stats not reported The Sheridan boys basketball team beat Faith Christian 73-66 on Tuesday. Sheridan did not report its stats.

Teddy Bear Toss highlights Thursday Fuel game Time: 7:05 p.m. at Indiana Farmers Coliseum. Doors open at 6:00 p.m. Tickets: Available at IndyFuelHockey.com or at the Indiana Farmers Coliseum box office, as well as all Ticketmaster outlets. Get your tickets now to avoid long lines at the box office. $10 Thursday: Start your weekend early at Indiana Farmers Coliseum! Each Thursday night home game this season fans will receive a $10 concessions voucher with every paid admission. Get your fill and cheer your Fuel on to victory! Player Holiday Ornaments: Help the Fuel give local kids a great holiday and receive a one-of-a-kind souvenir in return! A selection of holiday ornaments - all decorated by the players themselves - will be on sale Thursday night. The Fuel players will use all ornament proceeds to buy and deliver gifts to local children. Matchup: The Nailers make the first of two trips to Indiana Farmers Coliseum in 2015-16 as Indy and Wheeling kick off a three-game season series. The two clubs played four times last year, with both the Fuel and Nailers winning a pair. 8 Sports

Guerin, Westfield take all-county meets

In an all-county dual meet, the Guerin 220- David Powers (S) receives forfeit Carmel, ranked 14th in the state, beat 120 Noah Long 2-3 Catholic wrestling 285- Double forfeit Lawrence North 34-22 on Tuesday. 126 Dalton Huffman 3-2 132 Riley Downes 3-2 team beat Sheridan Westfield beat Noblesville 54-12 in Winners by pin for the Greyhounds 138 Uriah Whetzell 0-5 45-30 Tuesday. another all-county meet Tuesday. were Nick Fox, Kyle Holman and Jack Eit- 145 David Kitko 3-2 152 Jason Houck 2-3 Korbin Lane and The Shamrocks won 11 of the 14 eljorge. J.T. Lazzara both won 160 Michael Storey 1-4 matches to bring the team's record to 9-3 on 170 Josh Marlow 3-2 matches by pin for the Carmel 34, Lawrence North 22 the season. Westfield travels to the 170: R. Samuels (LN) def. Sharp (C) 13-4 182 Dylan McGuffey 2-1 Golden Eagles. Corb- prestigious Traicoff Inviational at Calumet 182: Jones (LN) def. Boleman (C) 24-12 195 Ryan Leslie 4-1 220 Sam Wertz 2-3 in Went, Ethan Reyn- HS on Saturday. 195: Fox (C) def. vs Irving (LN) by fall 1:19 olds and Cameron 220: Hipple (C) wins def. Carr (LN) 10-6 285 Bradley Killion 2-3 285: R. Samuels (LN) def. D. Williams 5-1 Powell got pins for Westfield 54, Noblesville 12 106: Holman (C) def. vs Harshbarger (LN) by fall In a Hamilton Heights wrestling meet 195: Nick Schaeffer (W) def. Ryan Leslie (N) 3-1 the Blackhawks. 2:55 220: Levi Gleason (W) def. Sam Wertz (N) by fall held Saturday and not reported in time for 113: Pecoraro (C) def. vs Pettiford (LN) 19-9 3:07 the Sunday edition of the Reporter, the Guerin Catholic 45, 120: Jerde (C) def. Castro (LN) 8-5 285: Austin Dollens (W) def. Brad Killion (N) by Lazzarra Sheridan 30 126: E. Hiestand (C) def. Unseld 8-3 Huskies finished second in the Howard fall 1:55 106: Zach Sutton (GC) 132: N. Smith (LN) def. Bernard (C) 15-5 County Super Six. 106: Chris Jones (N) wins by forfeit receives forfeit 138: Butler (LN) def. Smith (C) 8-2 Team scores were not reported. 113- Anthony DeInnocentes (GC) receives forfeit 113: Reid Hutson (W) def. Nick Bradley (N) 5-3 145: Eiteljorge (C) def. Despain (LN) in 1:50 Heights individual results follow: 120- Chris Semler (GC) receives forfeit 120: Noah Long (N) def. Luke Brogan (W) 12-5 152: Carrender (LN) def. Sauder (C) 15-5 106: forfeit. 126- Corbin Went (S) def. Ben Batchelder (GC) 126: Noah Robinson (W) def. Dalton Huffman (N) 160: Bublick (C) def. Carson (LN) 7-3 113: Cody Turner with 4-1 with 1 pin. by fall by fall 3:06 120: Tyler Kiggins was 0-2. 132- Korbin Lane (GC) def. Corrin Whitlow (S) 132: Zachary Steele (W) def. Riley Downs (N) by 126: James Loy was 1-4. by fall fall 1:45 Noblesville went 3-2 at the Valparaiso 132: Chris Loy was 5-0 with 3 pins and 1 major 138- Justin Delph (S) receives forfeit 138: Evan Eldred (W) def. Luke Elliott (N) by fall Vikings Tournament Saturday in a meet decision. 145- Dawson McMahon (GC) receives forfeit 5:06 that was reported Saturday and not reported 138: Hunter Hayness was 5-0 with 2 pins and 152- J.T. Lazzara (GC) def. Connor Horn (S) by 145: David Kitko (N) def. Andrew Collier (W) 8-2 in time for the Sunday edition of the Re- the fastest pin for the day in 26 seconds. fall 152: Justin Miller (W) def. Jason Houck (N) by fall 145: Riley White was 4-1 with 2 pins. 160- Michael Leonard (GC) def. Collin Ells (S) 4:44 porter, 152: Trezdon O’Neal was 5-0 with 4 pins. 5-3 160: Corey Saf (W) def. Michael Storey (N) by fall 160: Clayton Cowan 5-0 with 2 pins and 1 major 170- Alex Iler (GC) def. Justin Castle (S) 2:14 Noblesville 72, Hammond Noll 12; Noblesville 48 decision. 182- Ethan Reynolds (S) def. Michael Thoman 170: Liam Jagow (W) def. Josh Marlow (N) 14-11 Warsaw 34; Valparaiso 62 Noblesville 7; Nobles- 170: Luke Pieper was 4-1 with 4 pins. (GC) by fall 182: Sam Trompen (W) def. Dylan McGuffey (N) ville 66 Michigan City 16; Kankakee Valley 38 182: Kaleb Rulon was 3-2 with 2 pins. 195- Cameron Powell (S) def. Logan Weaver 9-5 Noblesville 34 195: Jaleel Pugh was 3-2 with 2 pins. (GC) by fall Noblesville individual records: 106 Chris Jones 5-0 220: Jon Klingler was 1-4. 113 Nick Brady 5-0 Heavyweight: forfeit. Northside HomeSchool Lions finish 3rd in Crossroads Clash Cold shooting plagued the another Illinois basket to make the score favored Northside Lions early on in the 45-38, Vitales hit 1 or 2 free throws to make Crossroads Clash tournament Friday and the score 45-39. Vitales' missed his second Saturday in Noblesville. The end result was free throw but the Lions rebounded it to a 2-1 weekend and a 3rd place finish. The maintain possession and Schwartz 10-2 Lions defeated the Fort Wayne Guard another shot under the basket with 0:48 left on Friday night 62-53, lost a hard fought to make the score 45-41. comeback game against the upset But that is as close as the Lions would minded Illinois Crusaders Saturday get as the Northsiders had fouls to give and afternoon 49-43, and bested the Eastside wasted much of the final minute having to Golden Eagles in overtime in a heart stopper foul the Crusaders to get them into the one 77-75. and bonus. Illinois scored under their basket Friday with 0:15 to go to extend the lead to 47- The 13th nationally ranked 41 but Vitales hit Jones on a long pass for a HomeSchool Lions gave a glimpse to what lay-up with :09 left to make it 47-43. The lay ahead for them on Saturday in Friday Lions fouled on the Crusaders next night's game as their cold shooting started possession and they converted the shots to the game and didn't end until the final complete the game's scoring as whistle blew in the 4th quarter. The Lions the Lions were upset and went down in were challenged by the Fort Wayne Guard defeat for only the second time this season from the opening tip-off but was still able to 47-43. The Lions shot a dismal 25% from muster a 14-7 lead at the end of the first the field and was 0-17 from the 3-point arc quarter. The Northsiders were matched point but was still able to come back on Illinois to for point in the second quarter by make it an exciting game at the end. the Guard with 15 points to take a 29-22 lead Leading the Lions in scoring for the at the half. The Lions stretched the lead to Lions was Caleb Jones with 13, Aaron Tharp 15 by the end of the third quarter at 47- had 8, Riley Vitales had 7, Stephen Schwartz 33 and had to hold on in the 4th quarter to had 5, Ian Smith and Graham Stieglitz both win 62-53. had 4, and Erik Job had 2. The Lions shot only 33% from the field Saturday - 3rd Place Game but was 40% from the 3-point line and 8-9 The Northside Lions came alive in the from the charity stripe. Leading the way for 3rd place game against their local conference the Lions was Aaron Tharp with 18 points rival Indianapolis Eastside Golden Eagles. including four 3-pointers. Riley Vitales was And the Golden Eagles were equal to the Photo submitted next with 16 points, Erik Job with 11, task as the game was back and forth the Stephen Schwartz with 9 and Daniel Abbott entire way including a heart stopping Erik Job (20) knocks down a short jumper over two Fort Wayne Guard defenders and Caleb Jones both with 4 each. ending in regulation as well as in overtime. as Ian Smith (15) looks on in the Lions Friday night opening game at the Crossroads Saturday - Semi-Final Game The Lions ended the 1st quarter on top Clash Tournament in Noblesville. On Saturday cold shooting was still in 19-16 but the Eastsiders took the lead going Northside Block Shots (7) Vitales 3, Schwartz 4. the Lions blood in the first half as they took into halftime 31-29. The Lions re-captured the other end with 1 of 2 free throws for a Northside Turnovers: 10. on the 30th nationally ranked and upset the lead at the end of the 3rd quarter 49-48 72-71 Eastside lead. The Golden Eagles minded Illinois Crusaders from Chicago in to set the stage for an exciting 4th quarter. missed on their next possession and Jones their first Saturday tilt. The Northsiders With the Lions leading 51-50 with 6:18 left converted another driving lay-up with 1:38 Northside Lions 43, didn't hit their first shot until the 2:25 in regulation, Caleb Jones was fouled while left for a Lions 73-72 lead. The Golden mark in the first quarter when driving to the basket and hit both free throws Eagles turned the ball over on their next Illinois Crusaders 49 Caleb Jones banked a high floater off to draw the Lions to within 3 at 53-50. After possession and Vitales converted 1 of 2 free Northside FG FT TP PF the glass after driving the lane. The Lions two scores on back to back possessions the throws on the with 1:10 left for a 74-72 Daniel Abbott 0-9 0-0 0 1 found themselves in a quandary as they fell Golden Eagles regained the lead at 55-53 but Lions lead. Eastside hit a 3-pointer on their Riley Vitales 3-10 1-2 7 1 Ian Smith 2-3 0-0 4 2 behind 16-8 at the end of the first quarter and Steven Schwartz hit under the Lions' basket next possession to take a 75-74 lead with Erik Job 1-2 0-0 2 1 after only put up 4 points in the 2nd quarter, to even the score at 55-55. 0:50 seconds to go in overtime. Stephen Schwartz 2-9 1-2 5 4 found that they had dug what turned out to The Golden Eagles scored on their With 0:22 left, Caleb Jones drew a foul Aaron Tharp 3-13 2-4 8 3 be an insurmountable hole by the end of the next trip down the floor but Aaron Tharp in the act of shooting and hit both free Caleb Jones 3-11 7-9 13 3 1st half falling behind 32-12 at the nailed 2 free throws to tie the score again at throws to retake the lead at 76-75. After Graham Stieglitz 2-6 0-0 4 0 Totals 16-63 11-17 43 15 intermission. 57-57. The Eagles immediately came down another Eastside miss the Golden Score by Quarters: The Lions finally warmed up in the 3rd and hit a 3-pointer to take the lead once again Eagles were forced to foul and Aaron Northside Lions 08 04 12 19 – 43 period as they cut the deficit to 15 to trail at 60-57 with 3:30 left in the 4th quarter. On Tharp converted 1 of 2 free throws to Illinois Crusaders 16 16 07 10 – 49 39-24 at the end of the quarter. Their 3rd the next Lions possession Caleb Jones drove complete the game's scoring and give the Northside 3-Point Shooting (0-17): Abbott 0-4, quarter finish set the stage for what turned the lane and hit a floating lay -up off the Lions the hard fought overtime win 77-75. Vitales 0-2, Job 0-1, A. Tharp 0-6, Jones 0-2, Stieglitz 0-2. out to be a wild 4th quarter. Illinois stretched glass to cut the Golden Eagles lead to 60-59. Leading the scoring for the Lions was Northside Rebounds (40): Abbott 5, Vitales 8, the lead to 41-24 to start the quarter but from Eastside nailed another 3-pointer on their Riley Vitales with 19, Caleb Jones had 18, Smith 1, Job 6, Schwartz 13, Jones 5, Stieglitz 2. that point on it was all Lions as the next possession to extend the lead to 63-59. Aaron Tharp had 16, Daniel Abbott had 10, Northside Assists (8): Abbott 4, Schwartz 2, Jones Chicagoland boys suddenly stopped At the 2:20 mark, Jones hit another floater Stephen Schwartz had 6, Erik Job had 5 and 2. producing on the offensive end of the floor in the lane to cut the lead to 63-61. Graham Stieglitz had 3. Northside Steals (5): Vitales 1, Schwartz 1, A. and started giving up the ball to the very The Golden Eagles hit 2 free throws on The 10-2 Lions return to action on Tharp 1, Jones 2. Northside Turnovers: 8. aggressive Lions defense. their next possession but Riley Vitales Tuesday, December 8th when they travel to At the 6:58 the Lions started chipping answered with a 3-pointer with 1:20 Lafayette to square off against the Northside Lions 77, away at the lead as Riley Vitales hit a remaining to put the Lions down by only one Tippecanoe Tornadoes. mid-range jumper to make the score 41-26 to at 65-64. Eastside hit under the basket with Eastside Golden Eagles 75 start the Lions comeback. At the 0:50 left in regulation to extend their lead (overtime) 6:15 juncture Aaron Tharp hit another 67-64 but Jones drove the lane again and hit Northside Lions 62, Northside FG FT TP PF jumper to cut the lead to 41-28. On the next a lay-up to cut the Lions' deficit to 67-66. Fort Wayne Guard 53 Daniel Abbott 4-11 1-1 10 1 two Lions possessions Caleb Jones hit a The Lions fouled Eastside on the Riley Vitales 7-15 3-4 19 2 Northside FG FT TP PF driving lay-up and the and-1 foul subsequent inbounds pass and hit both ends Ian Smith 0-1 0-0 0 0 Daniel Abbott 2-11 0-0 4 1 Erik Job 2-5 0-0 5 1 shot and the next trip down the flour of the free throws to extend their lead to Riley Vitales 7-18 1-1 16 2 Stephen Schwartz 3-5 0-1 6 4 nailed two free throws to cut the Crusaders' 69-66 with 0:28 left. On the next Lions Ian Smith 0-4 0-0 0 1 Aaron Tharp 4-8 5-6 16 2 lead to 10 at 41-33 with 5:06 remaining. possession Vitales drove and hit a contested Erik Job 5-11 1-2 11 1 Caleb Jones 6-13 6-7 18 3 The Lions rebounded another Illinois lay-up with 0:17 left to cut the score to Stephen Schwartz 3-9 0-0 9 2 Graham Stieglitz 1-3 0-0 3 0 Aaron Tharp 5-14 4-4 18 2 miss and Daniel Abbot hit Graham Stieglitz 69-68. Totals 27-61 15-19 77 13 Caleb Jones 2-5 0-0 4 2 Score by Quarters: with a pass under the basket for a lay-up to The Lions once again fouled on the Totals 24-72 8-9 62 20 Northside Lions 19 10 20 21 7 – 77 make the score 41-35. With 4:17 left On the inbounds pass to send the Golden Eagles to Score by Quarters: Eastside Golden Eagles 16 15 17 22 5 – 75 next Illinois possession Stephen Schwartz the line. But this time they only converted Northside Lions 14 15 18 15 – 62 Northside 3-Point Shooting (8-16): Abbott 1-3, blocked an Illinois shot and drew the foul at one free throw to make the score 70-68. The Fort Wayne Guard 07 15 11 20 – 53 Vitales 2-4, Job 1-3, A. Tharp 3-4, Stieglitz 1-2. Northside 3-Point Shooting (6-15): Abbott 0-2, the other end to go to the free throw line. Lions inbounded the ball with 0:14 Northside Rebounds (32): Abbott 5, Smith 2, Job Vitales 1-4, Job 1-2, A. Tharp 4-7. 4, Schwartz 8, Tharp 1, Jones 6, Stieglitz 6. Schwartz hit 1 of 2 at the charity stripe to cut left and Vitales got free for a pass on the Northside Rebounds (43): Abbott 5, Vitales 6, Northside Assists (15): Abbott 3, Vitales 1, Job 1, the score to 41-36. The Crusaders finally Lions' end of the court and nailed a jumper Smith 4, Job 8, Schwartz 12, A. Tharp 2, Jones Tharp 1, Jones 5, Stieglitz 3, Unassigned 1. broke their drought by scoring on their next with 0:02 left to tie the score 70-70 sending 6. Northside Steals (6): Abbott 2, Vitales 1, Job 1, possession to extend their lead to 43-36. the game into overtime. Northside Assists (15): Abbott 3, Vitales 3, Job 2, Jones 2. Tharp 2, Jones 5. Northside Turnovers: 7. However, Tharp nailed another mid-range In overtime Eastside scored first to gain Northside Steals (8): Abbott 2, Smith 1, Job 1, jumper with 2:42 left to make it 43-38. After a 72-70 advantage and Jones answered on Schwartz 3, A. Tharp 1. Sports 9

Royals sweep Westfield; many easy meets for county

In an all-county dual meet, Hamilton Southeastern swept Westfield on Tuesday night. The Royal girls won 135-51, winning 10 of 12 events. The HSE boys were victo- rious 123-63, with Matthew Netherton a double winner.

GIRLS MEET Team score: Hamilton Southeastern 135, Westfield 51 200 medley relay: 1. Southeastern "B" (Megan Lugar, Madison Kertin, Kylie Sutherlin, Allie Barnes) 1:52.03, 2. South- eastern "A" (Audrey Rose Lo, Emily Rat- liff, Robyn Clevenger, Natalie Mudd) 1:52.15, 3. Westfield "A" (Molly Ruggles, Mia Herzog, Katie Hand, Lauren Rowe) 2:04.15. 200 freestyle: 1. Hannah Taylor (HSE) 2:00.37, 2. Hannah Ballard (HSE) 2:01.74, 3. Erin Verbrugge (W) 2:0353, 4. Ilsa Blansette (W) 2:05.95, Lauren Pas- sios (HSE) 2:08.23. 200 individual medley: 1. Kertin (HSE) 2:19.57, 2. Emily Barnes (HSE) 2:21.77, 3. Lugar (HSE) 2:21.93, 4. Hand (W) 2:25.70, 5. Herzog (W) 2:30.49. 50 freestyle: 1. A. Barnes (HSE) 24.57, 2. Lauren Blanchard (HSE) 24.95, 3. Sydney Knurek (HSE) 25.47, 4. Kerry Effinger (W) 26.42, 5. Lily Hunter (W) 27.46. One-meter diving: 1. Halli Siwik (HSE) 244.20, 2. Sarah Allison (HSE) 205.90, 3. Hannah Van Tassel (HSE) 185.05, 4. Ju- lia Stelts (W) 173.80, 5. Amanda Barker (W) 172.15. Photo by Bret Richardson 100 butterfly: 1. Ruggles (W) 1:03.38, 2. Lo (HSE) 1:03.63, 3. Knurek (W) 1:03.66, Noblesville’s Anne Marie Yeakey won the 200 freestyle (pictured) and 500 freestyle races at the Millers’ dual meet with 4. Ratliff (HSE) 1:05.02, 5. Hand (W) Lawrence North on Tuesday. 1:05.13. 100 freestyle: 1. Sutherlin (HSE) 55.37, 2. 100 breaststroke: 1. Mudd (HSE) 1:09.99, "B" (Andrew Ratliff, John Kirby, Jack 57.21, 4. Brauer (W) 58.37, 5. Lucas Ir- Effinger (W) 58.23, 3. Abby Taylor (HSE) 2. Lo (HSE) 1:14.81, 3. Cleckner (HSE) Becker, Nathan Brown) 1:47.36. vine (W) 1:00.18. 59.22, 4. Kaitlyn Ross (HSE) 59.45, 5. Lily 1:14.95, 4. Julia Hawkins (W) 1:20.83, 5. 200 freestyle: 1. Ratliff (HSE) 1:56.40, 2. 100 freestyle: 1. Netherton (HSE) 49.51, Hunter (W) 1:00.95. Tori Coy (W) 1:23.68. Nathan Brown (HSE) 1:56.68, 3. Nick 2. C. Kenney (W) 51.69, 3. Zach Silcox 500 freestyle: 1. Verbrugge (W) 5:22.37, 400 freestyle relay: 1. Southeastern "B" O'Connor (HSE) 1:56.73, 4. Moe (W) (HSE) 54.65, 4. T. Kenney (W) 56.20, 5. 2. E. Barnes (HSE) 5:24.58, 3. Blansette (A. Taylor, Blanchard, Hannah Taylor, 1:59.34, 5. Brett Calvin (W) 2:00.13. Michael Reising (HSE) 57.21. (W) 5:29.00, 4. Hannah Pugh (HSE) Mudd) 3:47.92, 2. Southeastern "A" 200 individual medley: 1. Zack Teffeteller 500 freestyle: 1. Michael Peck (W) 5:47.32, 5. Anna MacLafferty (HSE) (Sophia Kegley, E. Barnes, Knurek, Clev- (HSE) 2:07.30, 2. Brauer (HSE) 2:07.78, 5:10.33, 2. Brett Calvin (W) 5:15.89, 3. 5:50.82. enger) 3:49.61, 3. Westfield "A" (3:53.27). 3. Eden (HSE) 2:11.97, 4. Kirby (HSE) Brown (HSE) 5:20.12, 4. Ethan Christo- 200 freestyle relay: 1. Southeastern "A" 2:12.69, 5. Hand (W) 2:13.93. pher (HSE) 5:27.20, 5. Matthew Sawyer (Ballard, A. Barnes, Passios, Knurek) BOYS MEET 50 freestyle: 1. Matthew Netherton (HSE) (W) 5:32.13. 1:42.79, 2. Southeastern "B" (Meghan Team score: Hamilton Southeastern 123, 22.61, 2. Brunelli (HSE) 22.97, 3. Tab 200 freestyle relay: 1. Southeastern "A" Cleckner, Blanchard, Pugh, E. Barnes) Westfield 63. Kenney (W) 23.23, 4. Chris Kenney (W) (Brunelli, O'Connor, Teffeteller, Netherton) 1:43.10, 3. Westfield "A" (Effinger, Ver- 200 medley relay: 1. Southeastern "A" 23.39, 5. Jack Becker (W) 24.35. 1:30.33, 2. Westfield "A" (T. Kenney, C. brugge, Blansette, Hunter) 1:47.48. (Blake Ratliff, Michael Reising, Max Eden, One-meter diving: 1. Hayden Wenger Kenney, Fenimore, Hand) 1:32.60, 3. 100 backstroke: 1. Clevenger (HSE) Brandon Brunelli) 1:44.79, 2. Westfield (HSE) 212.30, 2. Trevor Crupi (W) Southeastern "B" (Ryan Cockman, Reis- 1:00.35, 2. Ruggles (W) 1:04.09, 3. Olivia "A" (Ethan Moe, Alex Hand, Nick Brauer, 206.45, 3. Ben Higgins (W) 197.85, 4. Na- ing, Silcox, Becker) 1:40.41. Vicory (HSE) 1:08.19, 4. Herzog (W) Cody Fenimore) 1:46.95, 3. Southeastern than Barr (HSE) 178.55, 5. Thomas Nguy- 100 backstroke: 1. Moe (W) 57.86, 2. Rat- 1:08.56, 5. Kendall Wilkes (W) 1:10.80. en (W) 140.55. liff (HSE) 59.45, 3. O'Connor (HSE) 100 butterfly: 1. Becker (HSE) 56.07, 2. Teffeteller (HSE) 56.44, 3. Eden (HSE) Tuesday’s scores Miami at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Cleveland 105, Portland 100 Houston at Washington, 7 p.m. Golden State 131, Indiana 123 Memphis at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Brooklyn 110, Houston 105 San Antonio at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Oklahoma City 125, Memphis 88 L.A. Clippers at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Orlando 85, Denver 74 L.A. Lakers at Minnesota, 8 p.m. NBA standings Sacramento 114, Utah 106 Orlando at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Wednesday’s games New York at Utah, 9 p.m. Chicago at Boston, 7 p.m. Atlanta at Dallas, 9:30 p.m. Eastern Conference Western Conference East W L PCT. GB Northwest W L PCT. GB Toronto 13 9 .591 - Oklahoma City 13 8 .619 - Boston 12 9 .571 0.5 Utah 9 10 .474 3.0 New York 10 12 .455 3.0 Minnesota 8 12 .400 4.5 Brooklyn 6 15 .286 6.5 Portland 9 14 .391 5.0 Philadelphia 1 21 .045 12.0 Denver 8 14 .364 5.5 Central W L PCT. GB Pacific W L PCT. GB Cleveland 14 7 .667 - Golden State 23 0 1.00 - Chicago 11 7 .611 1.5 L.A. Clippers 12 9 .571 10.0 Indiana 12 8 .600 1.5 Phoenix 9 13 .409 13.5 Detroit 12 10 .545 2.5 Sacramento 8 15 .348 15.0 Milwaukee 9 13 .409 5.5 L.A. Lakers 3 18 .143 19.0 Southeast W L PCT. GB Southwest W L PCT. GB Miami 12 7 .632 - San Antonio 18 4 .818 - Charlotte 12 8 .600 0.5 Dallas 13 9 .591 5.0 Atlanta 13 9 .591 0.5 Memphis 12 10 .545 6.0 Orlando 12 9 .571 1.0 Houston 10 12 .455 8.0 Washington 9 10 .474 3.0 New Orleans 5 16 .238 12.5

SWIMMING From Page 9 1:01.70, 4. Ratliff (HSE) 1:03.62, 5. Lucas BOYS MEET 100 butterfly: 1. Grace Pangburn 57.89, 2. Irvine (W) 1:06.81. Team score: Noblesville 132, Lawrence Schlies 1:00.00, 3. Alex Feys 1:01.90. GIRLS MEET 100 breaststroke: 1. Silcox (HSE) 1:04.55, North 51. 100 freestyle: 2. Morgan Miller 53.22, 3. Team score: Fishers 110, Zionsville 75. 2. Brunelli (HSE) 1:05.48, 3. Barr (HSE) 200 medley relay: 1. Noblesville "A" (Jake Grout 53.43, 5. Ashlyn Underhill 54.12. 200 medley relay: not available 1:05.66, 4. Hand (W) 1:06.57, 5. Feni- Seyfried, Justin Ogle, Evan Diamente, 500 freestyle: 1. Hannah White 5:16.98, 2. 200 freestyle: not available more (W) 1:08.80. Isaac Johnston) 1:42.18, 2. Noblesville Madison Rosen 5:24.55, 5. Samantha 200 individual medley: 1. Lauren Edelman 400 freestyle relay: 1. Southeastern "A" "B" (Collin Kinkead, Drew Sarabyn, Jakob Swingewood 5:41.73. 2:06.22, 2. Maggie Jahns 2:06.87, 3. Ally (Teffeteller, O'Connor, Netherton, Brown) Janson, Lawson Crum) 1:47.55. 200 freestyle relay: 1. Carmel "A" (Rachel Sperring 2:12.27. 3:23.98, 2. Westfield "A" (T. Kenney, C. 200 freestyle: 1. Jack Wolfred 1:52.78, 2. Young, Kendall Smith, Caroline Schultz, V. 50 freestyle: 1. Lauryn Parrish 24.19, 2. Kenney, Brauer, Moe) 3:31.90, 3. West- Sarabyn 1:55.78, 3. Aaron Helms 1:56.21. Burchill) 1:36.20, 3. Carmel "B" (Waples, Lizzy Pfeifer 25.76, 5. Nicole Rueff 26.44. field "B" (Dylan Petriko, Eden, Christo- 200 individual medley: 2. Ogle 2:05.90, 3. Dougherty, Rosen, Foxworthy) 1:41.03. One-meter diving: 2. Madison Folta pher, Ratliff) 3:44.22. Gavin Cooley 2:12.90, 4. Janson 2:13.23. 100 backstroke: 1. Flaherty 59.20, 2. 230.15, 4. Bryana Dawson 151.80. 100 freestyle: 2. Carmosino 57.29, 3. 50 freestyle: 1. Johnston 22.37, 3. Dia- Dougherty 1:00.50. 100 butterfly: 1. Pfeifer 59.67, 2. Amilia Conner 58.52, 4. Wolfred 58.85. mente 23.67, 4. Crum 24.24. 100 breaststroke: 1. V. Burchill 1:05.68, 2. Nusbaum 1:00.37, 4. Rieff 1:02.43. One-meter diving: 1. Ja'Shaun Dickman Barton 1:08.87, 4. Foxworthy 1:09.46. 100 freestyle: 1. Parrish 51.31, 5. Emma Noblesville also scored a sweep, taking 143.00, 2. Jacob Howeron 123.25. 400 freestyle relay: 1. Carmel (Nordin, Roehrdanz 56.36. care of Lawrence North on Tuesday. 100 butterfly 2. Diamente 56.84, 3. Jan- Grout, S. Burchill, Pangburn) 3:31.12. 3. 500 freestyle: 1. Carissa Schneider The Miller girls cruised to a 120-66 win, son 57.65, 4. Will Huff 1:01.37. Carmel (Farley, Rachel Young, Feys, Mill- 5:15.82, 2. Elisabeth Peskin 5:16.03, 4. Morgan Booth 5:21.57. with Anne Marie Yeakey and Sophie Car- 100 freestyle: 1. Johnston 51.25, 2. Sey- er) 3:44.14. fried 52.56, 4. Crum 53.75. 200 freestyle relay: 1. Fishers "A" (Rueff, mosino both winning twice. Noblesville's BOYS MEET Pfeifer, Jahns, Parrish) 1:39.62, 3. Fishers boys won 132-51, with Isaac Johnston and 500 freestyle: 1. Wolfred 5:04.28, 2. Helms 5:13.47, 3. JD Kozicki 5:42.37. Team score: Carmel 117, North Central "B" (Sperring, Schneider, Roehrdanz, Miya Jack Wolfred getting two event wins. 200 freestyle relay: 1. Noblesville "A" 53. Wai) 1:44.11. (Sarabyn, Diamente, Cooley, Wolfred) 200 medley relay: 1. Carmel "A" (Joey Vin- 100 backstroke: 2. Jahns 58.66, 5. Zoe GIRLS MEET 1:36.15, 2. Noblesville "B" (Daniel Isaacs, yard, Stefano Batista, Charles Vaughan, Cochran 1:04.03. Team score: Noblesville 120, Lawrence Huff, Kozicki, Helms) 1:40.52. Tory Li) 1:38.81, 3. Carmel "B" (Andrew 100 breaststroke: 1. Edelman 1:08.49, 2. North 66 100 backstroke: 2. Seyfried 57.10, 3. Morozov, Patrick Cavanaugh, Jonathan Sperring 1:08.59, 4. Wai 1:11.15. 200 medley relay: 2. Noblesville "A" (Kate Cooley 1:01.35, 4. Kinkead 1:02.78. Bledsoe, Cavan Boylan) 1:43.89. 400 freestyle relay: 1. Fishers "A" Holtkamp, Amy Hayes, Alexa Akers, Julie 100 breaststroke: 1. Ogle 1:00.53, 2. 200 freestyle: 1. Li 1:45.34, 2. Joseph (Roehrdanz, Nusbaum, Edelman, Parrish) Kaess) 1:55.16, 3. Noblesville "B" (Kyra Sarabyn 1:07.25, 4. Sam Bleisch 1:12.96. Lecher 1:49.83, 4. Jacob Green 1:51.36. 3:36.93, 3. Fishers "B" (Booth, Peskin, Smythe, Josie Griffin, Leigh Roberts, Re- 400 freestyle relay: 1. Noblesville "A" 200 individual medley: 1. Brett Sherman Wai, Schneider) 3:47.53. becca, Richardson) 2:01.58. (Wolfred, Janson, Seyfried, Johnston) 1:57.22, 2. Andrew Rafalko 1:58.96, 3. 200 freestyle: 1. Anne Marie Yeakey 3:27.72, 3. Noblesville "B" (Crum, Helms, Zach Wilson 2:03.74. BOYS MEET 2:04.94, 2. Holtkamp 2:05.13, 4. Brooke Huff, Cooley) 3:37.00. 50 freestyle: 1. Vaughan 22.14, T2. Boy- Team score: Zionsville 95, Fishers 90. Haflich 2:10.16. lan 23.70. 200 medley relay: not available 200 individual medley: 2. Kaess 2:18.95, Carmel opened its season with an easy One-meter diving: 3. Christian Smith 200 freestyle: 1. Jota Iwase 1:44.93, 4. 3. Brianna McBride 2:26.52, 4. Kyra sweep of North Central Tuesday. 176.55. Jacob Reichert 1:49.83, 5. Nick Harris Smythe 2:27.87. 100 butterfly: 1. Bledsoe 54.37, 2. Vinyard 1:53.59. The 29-time defending state champion 50 freestyle: 1. Sophie Carmosino 26.29, 54.92, 5. Zachary Burch 56.31. 200 individual medley: 2. Luke Ingram Lydia Conner 26.36, 4. Richardson 26.97. Greyhounds girls won 121-51, taking all 100 freestyle: 1. Li 47.53, 2. Batista 48.94, 1:55.63, 3. Harrison Jordan 2:04.64, 4. One-meter diving: 1. Megan Hays 249.00, but one of the events. The boys were 117- 5. Boylan 51.30. Tyler Richmond 2:06.88. 2. Delaney Riester 190.85. 53 winners, with Brett Sherman and Troy 500 freestyle: 1. Wilson 4:55.55, 2. Green 50 freestyle: 2. Joel Crull 22.41, 4. Joe 100 butterfly: 1. Holtkamp 1:00.34, 3. Ak- Li getting two individual victories. 5:01.21, 3. Lecher 5:01.67. Moser 22.75, 5. Drake Stallworth 22.93. ers 1:01.18, 4. Griffin 1:08.66. 200 freestyle relay: 1. Carmel "A" One-meter diving: 1. Cole VanDevender 100 freestyle: 2. Carmosino 57.29, 3. GIRLS MEET (Rafalko, Li, Batista, Vaughan) 1:28.38, 3. 254.50, 2. Liam Fordham 180.35, 4. Bryan Conner 58.52, 4. Jordan Wolfred 58.85. Team score: Carmel 121, North Central 51 Carmel "B" (Lecher, Boylan, Sherman, Westphal 108.10. 500 freestyle: 1. Yeakey 5:31.85, 2. 200 medley relay: 1. Carmel "A" (Becky Morozov) 1:32.37. 100 butterfly: 2. Stallworth 52.15, 3. Iwase Kaess 5:35.20, 3. Haflich 5:47.79. Flaherty, Veronica Burchill, Claire Adams, 100 backstroke: 1. Sherman 53.58, 2. Vin- 52.95, 4. Moser 53.44. 200 freestyle relay: 2. Noblesville "A" Katy Schlies) 1:46.65, 2. Carmel "B" (Kelly yard 55.57, 4. Morozov 56.97. 100 freestyle: 2. Crull 49.21, 5. Isaiah (Conner, Yeakey, Carmosino, Holtkamp) Pash, Trude Rothrock, Sammie Burchill, 100 breaststroke: 1. Rafalko 59.50, 2. Ba- Wolf 52.04. 1:45.75, 3. Noblesville "B" (Richardson, Morgan Grout) 1:47.18. tista 59.82, 4. Chris Brunory 1:07.07. 500 freestyle: 1. Jacob Reichert 4:47.08, Leigh Roberts, Haflich, Maura McBride) 200 freestyle: 1. Emma Nordin 1:49.97, 2. 400 freestyle relay: 1. Carmel "A" (Lecher, 2. Peyton Dewaelsche 5:00.05, 3. Nick 1:51.74. S. Burchill 1:52.72, 5. Kendra Bowen Sherman, Morozov, Rafalko) 3:20.53, 3. Harris 5:02.01. 100 backstroke: 1. B. McBride 1:05.85, 2. 2:02.00. Carmel "B" (Brunory, Vinyard, Bledsoe, 200 freestyle relay: 2. Fishers (Moser, Akers 1:06.43, 3. Smythe 1:07.57. 200 individual medley: 1. Kathleen Dough- Evan Kopp) 3:28.32. Stallworth, Luke Ingram, Crull) 1:28.55. 100 breaststroke: 2. Hayes 1:09.80, 3. erty 2:11.42, 2. Erin Farley 2:13.66, 4. 100 backstroke: 2. Jordan 56.56, 5. Tyler Griffin 1:14.25, 4. Rachel Tat 1:15.54. Madeline Foxworthy 2:14.80. Fishers split a pair of meet with Zions- Richmond 58.44. 400 freestyle relay: 1. Carmosino, 50 freestyle: 1. Pash 24.68, 4. Brinley Bar- ville on Tuesday. 100 breaststroke: 2. Ingram 59.32, 5. Cory Yeakey, Kaess, Akers) 3:52.81, 3. No- ton 25.42, 5. Samantha Waples 25.48. The girls won 110-75, Lauren Edelman Jacocks 1:05.54. blesville "B" (Lexi Hines, Wolfred, B. One-meter diving: 1. Kaya Mernitz 188.45, and Lauryn Parrish each won two events. 400 freestyle relay: 1. Fishers "A" (Iwase, 2. Emma Toomey 185.05, 3. Sydney Wil- McBride, Conner) 3:56.16. The boys lost a close 95-90 meet. Stallworth, Crull, Ingram) 3:13.62. son 142.60.