Jump start for the Midland Trail - Constant...
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Wednesday, November 23, 2016 Sheridan, Noblesville, Cicero, Arcadia, Atlanta, Carmel, Fishers, Westfield Vol. 3, No. 232 Rain today and tonight until 1 a.m. Precipitation chances are 80 percent today and 50 percent tonight. TODAY’S WEATHER HIGH: 45 LOW: 41 By FRED SWIFT Could the gift of acreage to the County Parks Depart- ment jump-start plans for extending the Midland Trail east from Noblesville? The Parks Department has received a donation of seven acres from Sue Harger Dillon and other members of the Harger family. Located along the former Midland Railroad right-of-way near its intersection with DeShane Ave. Mrs. Dillon points out that one of the features of the parcel is a finn (shallow wetland) which supports plant life different from that found around a bog or common swamp because its water is alkaline rather than acidic. Some huge native trees also stand on the property. The donation was formally presented at Monday night's park board meeting. Mrs. Dillon said she hopes the land can one day be used as a trail head for the hiking and cycling trail that is proposed to cross the entire county, east to west. She said she would also hope the name Harger Trace could be adopted. At the present time Westfield has completed the trail as far east as Gray Road. Noblesville is slowly working on the section from Gray Road to the east bank of White River. A target date for completion has not been announced. The Midland Railroad which originally extended from Muncie to Brazil, Indiana, was abandoned more than 20 years ago. Using such abandoned rail beds for trails has become popular in communities throughout the country. The Monon Trail, running north and south through Hamilton County, is currently being extended from Westfield to Sheridan. Jump start for the Midland Trail Mayor John Ditslear has announced that Noblesville residents Jerry and Jane Barr will serve as the grand marshals for the 2016 Noblesville Christmas Parade on Sunday, Nov. 27. “The Barrs are great examples of Noblesville success stories. They each were raised here, graduated from Noblesville High School and returned home to distinguish themselves in their professional careers,” Noblesville Mayor John Ditslear. “Having them as the face of this year’s Christmas Parade is perfect because the holiday season is known as the time to give and the Barrs continue to find ways to improve our community year-round through their service.” Jerry is the former Judge of Hamilton Superior Court No. 2. He was appointed as the first judge of the court by Gov. Otis Bowen in 1979, was elected in 1980, and reelected thereafter in 1986, 1992 and 1998 without opposition. He presided over many of the major criminal and civil trials, including several state court class action cases, occurring in the county during his tenure. Before assuming the Superior Court Bench, Judge Barr served as attorney for the Towns of Cicero and Atlanta, several Township Trustees, the Hamilton County Park and Recreation Board, and other entities. He also served as Hamilton County Deputy Prosecutor in 1968 and as the Noblesville City Court Judge from 1972- 1974. “I believe Noblesville has been a great place to live, work and raise a family,” said Jerry. “Traditions like the Christmas Parade and other events in Noblesville are a part of what makes this community a special place.” Jane serves on the Noblesville School Board, where she was first elected in May 2008. A retired teacher, she taught for 30 years including 23 of those in Noblesville at Hazel Dell and Stony Creek elementary schools. She currently supervises student teachers from Butler University. Jane earned a bachelor’s degree from Ball State University and a master’s degree from the University of Illinois. She was co-chair of the Performance Based Accreditation Committee and then served as co-chair of the North Central Accreditation Committee for Hazel Dell and as a member of the overall committee for Noblesville Schools. “Jerry and I are honored to be selected as grand marshals,” said Jane. “We can’t wait for the parade and hope it will be fun for all those participating and attending. It’s a great kickoff to the holiday season.” The Barrs, who have two adult daughters and three grandchildren, also find time to volunteer in the community. In addition to numerous legal associations, Jerry served on the Hamilton County Parks Board, Noblesville Noon Kiwanis, Noblesville Chamber of Commerce Board, Crossroads of America Council of Boy Scouts of America, and was a founding member of The Cherish Center, 50 Club of Hamilton County and Noblesville Youth Assistance. They both are life members of the NHS Alumni Association and members of First United Methodist Church. Jane belongs to FUMC’s Rebekah Circle, is treasurer of Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae Chapter and past president of Tri Kappa. She also is a member of Hamilton County Retired Teachers, Kappa Delta Pi education honorary and the Noblesville Schools Education Foundation. “It’s important to be involved in your community and involved in things you believe in. Children are our future and we want what’s best for them,” Jane said. Mark your calendar now – the Christmas parade will be held on Sunday, November 27 beginning at 2 p.m. To request a parade entry form, call Chris at (317) 776-0205 or visit http://noblesvillemainstreet.org/image s/pdf/2016ChristmastParadeEntryForm.pdf . Jerry and Jane Barr named Noblesville Christmas Parade Grand Marshals Photo courtesy the City of Noblesville Governor Mike Pence has selected lifelong resident S. Matthew Cook to serve as the Noblesville City Judge. Cook will be sworn in at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, December 7 in the Noblesville City Courtroom, 135 S. Ninth St. “I am extremely grateful and humbled by my selection. I am excited to begin this new journey in the legal system and look forward to serving the city I love in a new way,” Cook said. Cook was the Noblesville High School valedictorian in 1987 before traveling to Bloomington to earn his business degree and later his J.D. from the IU School of Law, where he was named to the Order of Barristers. He and his father run the law firm, Cook & Cook, on the downtown square in Noblesville. Cook is a member of the Hamilton County and Indiana State Bar Association and is admitted to practice before the United States District Courts for the Northern and Southern Districts of Indiana. Cook previously served as a board member of the Noblesville Chamber of Commerce and the Noblesville Schools Education Foundation. He also is involved in the Noblesville Boy Scouts program, Noblesville High School Alumni Association, Noblesville Elks and Kiwanis clubs. “I have known Matthew for a long time and have faith that he will be a fair and honest city judge. I have no doubt that he will excel in this role,” said Mayor John Ditslear. “Noblesville runs in Matthew’s blood. We all know Matthew from his prominent career as a lawyer, but he gives back to Noblesville every chance he gets.” Cook will fill the remaining four-year term of Judge Gregory L. Caldwell, who served in that position since 1992. Since his passing, judges Judith S. Proffitt, Jerry M. Barr and Daniel J. Pfleging have served as judges pro tempore in the Noblesville City Court. Matthew Cook named new Noblesville City Judge Cook
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Wednesday November 23 2016Sheridan Noblesville Cicero Arcadia Atlanta Carmel Fishers Westfield
Vol 3 No 232Rain today and tonight until 1 amPrecipitation chances are 80 percenttoday and 50 percent tonight
TODAYrsquoS WEATHER
HIGH 45 LOW 41
By FRED SWIFTCould the gift of acreage to the County Parks Depart-
ment jump-start plans for extending the Midland Trail eastfrom Noblesville
The Parks Department has received a donation of sevenacres from Sue Harger Dillon and other members of theHarger family Located along the former Midland Railroadright-of-way near its intersection with DeShane Ave
Mrs Dillon points out that one of the features of theparcel is a finn (shallow wetland) which supports plant life
different from that found around a bog or common swampbecause its water is alkaline rather than acidic Some hugenative trees also stand on the property
The donation was formally presented at Monday nightspark board meeting Mrs Dillon said she hopes the land canone day be used as a trail head for the hiking and cyclingtrail that is proposed to cross the entire county east to westShe said she would also hope the name Harger Trace couldbe adopted
At the present time Westfield has completed the trail asfar east as Gray Road Noblesville is slowly working on thesection from Gray Road to the east bank of White River Atarget date for completion has not been announced TheMidland Railroad which originally extended from Muncieto Brazil Indiana was abandoned more than 20 years ago
Using such abandoned rail beds for trails has becomepopular in communities throughout the country The MononTrail running north and south through Hamilton Countyis currently being extended from Westfield to Sheridan
Jump start for the Midland Trail
Mayor John Ditslear has announced thatNoblesville residents Jerry andJane Barr will serve as the grand marshalsfor the 2016 Noblesville Christmas Paradeon Sunday Nov 27
ldquoThe Barrs are great examples ofNoblesville success stories They each wereraised here graduated from NoblesvilleHigh School and returned home todistinguish themselves in their professionalcareersrdquo Noblesville Mayor John DitslearldquoHaving them as the face of this yearrsquosChristmas Parade is perfect because theholiday season is known as the time to giveand the Barrs continue to find ways toimprove our community year-round throughtheir servicerdquo
Jerry is the former Judge of HamiltonSuperior Court No 2 He was appointed asthe first judge of the court by Gov OtisBowen in 1979 was elected in 1980 andreelected thereafter in 1986 1992 and 1998without opposition He presided over manyof the major criminal and civil trialsincluding several state court class actioncases occurring in the county during histenure
Before assuming the Superior CourtBench Judge Barr served as attorney for theTowns of Cicero and Atlanta severalTownship Trustees the Hamilton CountyPark and Recreation Board and otherentities He also served as Hamilton CountyDeputy Prosecutor in 1968 and as theNoblesville City Court Judge from 1972-1974
ldquoI believe Noblesville has been a greatplace to live work and raise a familyrdquo saidJerry ldquoTraditions like the Christmas Paradeand other events in Noblesville are a part ofwhat makes this community a special placerdquo
Jane serves on the Noblesville SchoolBoard where she was first elected in May2008 A retired teacher she taught for 30years including 23 of those in Noblesville atHazel Dell and Stony Creek elementaryschools She currently supervises studentteachers from Butler University
Jane earned a bachelorrsquos degree fromBall State University and a masterrsquos degreefrom the University of Illinois She wasco-chair of the Performance BasedAccreditation Committee and then served asco-chair of the North Central AccreditationCommittee for Hazel Dell and as a memberof the overall committee for NoblesvilleSchools
ldquoJerry and I are honored to be selectedas grand marshalsrdquo said Jane ldquoWe canrsquotwait for the parade and hope it will be funfor all those participating and attending Itrsquosa great kickoff to the holiday seasonrdquo
The Barrs who have two adult daughtersand three grandchildren also find time tovolunteer in the community In addition tonumerous legal associations Jerry served onthe Hamilton County Parks BoardNoblesville Noon Kiwanis NoblesvilleChamber of Commerce Board Crossroadsof America Council of Boy Scouts ofAmerica and was a founding member ofThe Cherish Center 50 Club of HamiltonCounty and Noblesville Youth AssistanceThey both are life members of the NHSAlumni Association and members of FirstUnited Methodist Church Jane belongs toFUMCrsquos Rebekah Circle is treasurer ofAlpha Chi Omega Alumnae Chapter andpast president of Tri Kappa She also is amember of Hamilton County RetiredTeachers Kappa Delta Pi education
honorary and the Noblesville SchoolsEducation Foundation
ldquoItrsquos important to be involved in yourcommunity and involved in things youbelieve in Children are our future and wewant whatrsquos best for themrdquo Jane said
Mark your calendar now ndash the Christmasparade will be held on Sunday November27 beginning at 2 pm To request a paradeentry form call Chris at (317) 776-0205 orvisit httpnoblesvillemainstreetorgimagespdf2016ChristmastParadeEntryFormpdf
Jerry and Jane Barr named Noblesville Christmas Parade Grand Marshals
Photo courtesy the City of Noblesville
Governor Mike Pence hasselected lifelong resident S MatthewCook to serve as the Noblesville CityJudge Cook will be sworn in at 430pm Wednesday December 7 in theNoblesville City Courtroom 135 SNinth St
ldquoI am extremely grateful andhumbled by my selection I amexcited to begin this new journey inthe legal system and look forward toserving the city I love in a new wayrdquoCook said
Cook was the Noblesville High School valedictorian in1987 before traveling to Bloomington to earn his businessdegree and later his JD from the IU School of Law wherehe was named to the Order of Barristers He and his fatherrun the law firm Cook amp Cook on the downtown squarein Noblesville Cook is a member of the Hamilton Countyand Indiana State Bar Association and is admitted topractice before the United States District Courts for theNorthern and Southern Districts of Indiana
Cook previously served as a board member of theNoblesville Chamber of Commerce and the NoblesvilleSchools Education Foundation He also is involved in the
Noblesville Boy Scouts program Noblesville High SchoolAlumni Association Noblesville Elks and Kiwanis clubs
ldquoI have known Matthew for a long time and have faiththat he will be a fair and honest city judge I have no doubtthat he will excel in this rolerdquo said Mayor John DitslearldquoNoblesville runs in Matthewrsquos blood We all knowMatthew from his prominent career as a lawyer but he givesback to Noblesville every chance he getsrdquo
Cook will fill the remaining four-year term of JudgeGregory L Caldwell who served in that position since1992 Since his passing judges Judith S Proffitt Jerry MBarr and Daniel J Pfleging have served as judges protempore in the Noblesville City Court
Matthew Cook named new Noblesville City Judge
Cook
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The Hamilton County Soil and Water Conservation District will host its firstldquoConservation Creationsrdquo program from 4 to 5 pm on Monday Nov 28 in the AnnexBuilding at the Hamilton County 4-H Fairgrounds (2003 E Pleasant St in Noblesville)
Families and people of all ages are invited to join the district to create milk jug birdfeeders Participants are asked to bring an empty washed rinsed and dried plastic milkjug with cap along with small sticks from their yards All other materials will be providedby the district
RSVPrsquos are not required for this event For more information call 317-773-2181 oremail soilwaterhamiltoncountyingov
Hamilton County families invited to attendfree ldquoConservation Creationsrdquo program
Here are updates on Carmel road proj-ects For complete details goto wwwCarmelLinkcom
West Carmel Drive Path ProjectA small portion of path is being added
to the benefit of Carmels Active transporta-tion plan The path will link existing pathalong the north edge of West Carmel drivefrom about Runyon equipment rental to theexisting pedestrian connectivity near NClark Street This portion of the citys pathproject is expected to conclude mid-Decem-ber One west bound lane will remain closedfor construction safety for the duration ofthis project
126th Street improvements betweenRange Line Road and Keystone Avenue
Road improvements are underwayincluding multiuse paths and storm watermanagement along 126th Street betweenRange Line Road and Keystone ParkwayTraffic will be maintained in the westerlydirection for the duration of the projectalthough for some of the winter monthseasterly connectivity will be reestablisheduntil spring construction resumes Utilitiescontinue to be relocated underground Eight-foot multiuse paths will be installed on boththe north and south side of the length of thissection of the road Curbs gutters and stormwater drainage will be installed along theroad way and a median installation allcombine to create a two-lane boulevardsection of 126th Street An important round-about will be installed at Kinzer Avenue thatwill be shifted to the south from the centerline This roundabout will have a stub streetheading south for an anticipated futureconnection to Carmel Drive The 126thStreet project is anticipated to last untilsummer of 2017 Detour Route Use MainStreet and 116th Street for east bound trafficKeystone Parkway and Guilford Avenuewill be main routes connecting drivers toeast-bound detour routes
City Center Drive and PennsylvaniaStreetExpected to be complete Dec 9
This intersection will be closed 45 daysfor construction of a roundabout expectedto be done before Thanksgiving Detourroutes are posted using Carmel DriveGuilford Road and 116th Street The exist-ing T-intersection will be fully reconstructedto a multi-lane roundabout The reconstruc-tion will include new full-depth pavementcurb and gutter an enclosed storm watersystem shared-use path and sidewalk withnew curb ramps The private drive for thehotel on the west side of the roundaboutwill be reconstructed Along with the drivereconstruction a portion of the hotel parkinglot will be reconfigured to operate effec-tively with the new roundabout Access tothe businesses within the project limits willbe maintained at all times Access to theHotels will be maintained from both thenorth (through a temporary drive) and fromthe existing drive to the south
Carey Road and 136th StreetExpected to be complete Dec 16
This intersection has been prepped andconstruction has begun on this new single
lane roundabout expected to be done beforeThanksgiving The posted detour route usesGray Road and Keystone Parkway to accom-modate northbound and southbound trafficEastbound and westbound traffic will useMain Street and 146th Street The intersec-tion of Keystone Parkway and 136th Streetwill remain open throughout this project
Spring Mill Road ImprovementsConstruction has begun on Spring Mill Roadfrom Main Street to Williams Creek southof Dorset Road This will be a full closureuntil mid-December weather permittingThe posted detour route follows IllinoisStreet for all north-south traffic DorsetRoad will maintain eastwest connectivitythroughout the scheduled construction Thisis the first phase of an $83 million projectthat will add multi-purpose paths to com-plete pedestrian connectivity a new medianin the center of the roadway and pedestrianrailings to bridges Future phases willinclude work in 2017 further south onSpring Mill Road to just south of 106thStreet including a roundabout at 111thstreet and a culvert lining project south of106th street Reith Riley is the contractoron this project
Emerson Road storm water improve-mentThe City of Carmel has been working onstorm water improvements in the EmersonRoad area The storm sewer installation hascompleted Landscaping nearly completedand only some outstanding punch list itemswill need to be resolved after this week Inlarge part this project should be completedby Thanksgiving
Contact us Hamiltonconorthreporterhotmailcom
Updates on Carmelroad projects
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But when they persecute you in this city flee ye into another forverily I say unto you Ye shall not have gone over the cities of Israeltill the Son of man be come
- Matthew 1023
50 Years AgoNews Joseph G Wood Indiana Insurance Commissioner said Hoosiersmay be faced with higher rates for homeowner-type insurance policies asthe result of a daylong conference Thursday Wood said various insuranceofficials presented facts showing ldquoeverybody operating in Indiana isoperating at a lossrdquo on home owner coverageSports For years Bill Shepherd produced winning teams at Carmel HighSchool but never quite got the Greyhounds over the hump at sectionaltime Last year Carmel slipped to only its second losing record underldquoSheprdquo and the Greyhounds won the sectional crownAd GC Murphy Co Womenrsquos ldquoMushrdquo Loafers $499
3Obituaries
James David Balsley
August 25 1951 - November 20 2016
James David Balsley 65 of Westfield passed away peacefully on Sunday November20 2016 after a three-year battle with esophageal cancer He was bornon August 25 1951 to Richard and Margaret Kathryne (Carson)Balsley in Hartford City Indiana
Jim attended North Anderson Elementary Central Junior Highand graduated from Anderson High School with the class of 1969 Hehas many fond memories of his school years and has recently greatlyenjoyed reconnecting with many classmates Jim attended GMI inFlint MI Tri State in Angola and graduated from Ball State with aBS degree in 1974 and an MS in degree 1977 He married Janet LeeCrum on July 1 1979 at Hopewell United Methodist Church in rural
Frankfort he was a member of Bethany Christian Church in Anderson and NoblesvilleFirst United Methodist Church Jim taught in the Noblesville School system for 38 yearsand coached varsity tennis for over 30 years He also participated in Westfield YouthSports for several years as a coach and a director Family was very important to Jim andhe greatly enjoyed getting together with and talking with his extended family includingmany aunts uncles and cousins
Jim is survived by his mother Kathryne his wife Janet two sons Patrick RichardBalsley of Fishers and Nicholas James Balsley of Noblesville sister Celia Ann Grise ofGreensburg sister-in-law Jo Ann Balsley of Somerset PA as well as many niecesnephews and extended family
He was preceded in death by his father Richard Lewis Balsley two brothers RichardScott and Rex Lewis brother-in-law Kenneth Grise grandparents Winfield Scott andMargaret Balsley and Dorance amp Esther Carson and mother-in-law Doris Ellen Crum
Visitation will be from 500 pm to 800 pm on Friday November 25 2016 at Randallamp Roberts Funeral Center 1685 Westfield Road in Noblesville Services will be heldat 1100 am on Saturday November 26 2016 at the funeral home with Pastor KentStookey officiating Graveside services will follow at 130 pm at Hopewell Cemetery3460 E 500 N in Frankfort Indiana
Memorial contributions may be made to Burnsville Christian Church 2891 S 900 EColumbus IN 47203 or Hopewell Cemetery Association co Lee Paris 2566 E CountyRoad 600 N Frankfort IN 46041
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Neva L Saylor
August 14 1926 - November 19 2016
Neva L Saylor 90 of Noblesville passed away on Saturday November 19 2016 atRiverview TCU in Noblesville She was born in Madison County IN on August 14 1926to Willard and Lucille (King) McDole
Neva had worked in housekeeping at Noblesville Nursing Home She was a memberof Lighthouse Fellowship Church of God in Noblesville where she enjoyed attendingworship and liked puzzles romance novels and game shows (especially Wheel of Fortune)
She is survived by her grandson Daniel (fianceacute Jessica Bradley) McClain twogreat-granddaughters Nina amp Skylar McClain
In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her husband Granville SmileySaylor six children and three siblings
Arrangements are being handled by Randall amp Roberts Funeral Homes in NoblesvilleCondolences wwwrandallrobertscom
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Sheridan Rotary and the Good Samaritan Network are cooperating to bring membersof the Sheridan community a FREE Thanksgiving dinner with all the trimmings The mealwill be served at the Sheridan Community Center at Community Park from 11 am to 2pm on Thanksgiving Day Nov 24
The meal is for anyone in our community While we encourage you sit down with uson site carry out meals are also available And if you cannot come to the CommunityCenter there will be limited delivery of meals to people who request them According toevent coordinator Steve Martin president of the Sheridan Rotary Club orders for homedelivery can be taken anytime Wednesday and up to 1130 am on Thanksgiving Day soplease call early to get your name on the list Or you may stop by the public library to addyour name to the delivery list
The Sheridan community and Sheridan Rotary Club want to extend a special thanksto the Good Samaritan Network located in Fishers for providing this meal to ourcommunity members And the Rotary Club would like to extend its thanks to all thevolunteers who are giving up a portion of their holiday to make this happen
So do not forget Thanksgiving Day Free meal 11 am to 2 pm Community Centerin Community Park We hope to see you there
Free Thanksgiving dinner at Sheridan Community Center
Hamilton County Reporter
Hamilton Countyrsquos Hometown Newspaper
News 5
The Indiana Department ofTransportation (INDOT) and Rieth-RileyConstruction announce the new US 31and State Road 28 interchange near Tiptonis now open to traffic on schedule justbefore the Thanksgiving holiday
Interchange ramps regulated byroundabouts provide full access to andfrom US 31 and State Road28 a newbridge carries State Road 28 traffic acrossUS 31 and US 31 is open to two free-flowing lanes in each direction
INDOT Commissioner BrandyeHendrickson contractor Rieth-RileyConstruction construction projectpersonnel Tipton Mayor Don Havenscounty commissioners representatives ofthe FCA US Tipton Transmission Plantand other members of the Tiptoncommunity celebrated the impendingopening of the new US 31and State Road interchange with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Monday
About the projectRieth-Riley closed State Road 28 and
reduced US 31 to one lane in eachdirection in July to build the $108 millioninterchange which has removed one moretraffic signal from US 31
ldquoCombined with the previouslycompleted US 31 Major Moves projectsin Hamilton County Kokomo and SouthBend more than 33 traffic signals havebeen removed from US 31 north ofIndianapolisrdquo INDOT CommissionerBrandye Hendrickson said ldquoThis projectexemplifies INDOTrsquos mission to increasesafety improve mobility and supporteconomic growth in Indianardquo
State Road 28 is now bridged over US31 with single-lane roundaboutsregulating State Road 28 and interchangeramp traffic The roundabouts are designedwith special consideration for agriculturalequipment and increased truck traffic nearthe FCA US Tipton Transmission plant
About roundaboutsINDOT is using roundabouts to replace
some traditional four-way traffic signals toreduce crashes traffic delays fuelconsumption air pollution and constructioncosts while improving safety increasingcapacity and enhancing intersection beauty
Roundabouts are becoming relativelycommon in Indiana with more than 256constructed through 2016 by both INDOTand cities and towns More than a dozenadditional roundabouts are currently beingplanned by INDOT
Still many drivers remain unfamiliarwith the rules of roundabouts INDOTurges all motorists to continuously stayeducated on new traffic laws driving safety
tips and types of infrastructure INDOTprovides these rules of roundabouts andoffers other helpful informationat httpwwwingovindot3249htm
Approach- Slow down and stay in your lane- Yield to vehicles already in the roundabout- Obey one-way signs at all times- Yield to pedestrians and bicycles if thereis a crosswalkEnter- Wait for traffic in the roundabout it hasthe right-of-way- When traffic clears merge to the right andcontinue to stay in your laneProceed- Continue through the roundabout untilyou reach your exit point- Avoid stopping in the roundaboutExit- Signal and exit to the right- Left turns are completed by circlingaround the center island and then makinga right turn to exit
New interchange open at US 31 and State Road 28 near Tipton
Artistic rendering courtesy INDOT
Sports6
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorThe Carmel girls basketball team
played its first game as the No 1-rankedin Class 4A Tuesday and the Greyhoundsdefinitely played like a No 1 team
Carmel beat Noblesville 72-45 at TheMill keeping its record perfect at 5-0 TheHounds used an incredible shootingperformance in the first half to take a50-16 halftime lead then held that sizableadvantage in the second half
The first half I thought we playedvery well on both ends of the floor saidCarmel coach Tod Windlan
The Greyhounds led 3-2 then took offon a 17-0 run that used up much of thefirst quarter Tomi Taiwo scored Carmelsfirst baskets both 3-pointers Fivedifferent Greyhounds got points in the firstperiod with Olivia Christy pouring in 10points including a pair of 3s
Carmel scored 15 unanswered pointsin the second quarter to jump ahead 47-13Amy Dilk scored nine points in that runincluding - what else - two more 3-pointers
Said it for a long time shes about asgood as they get as a point guard as ajunior said Windlan She sees the floorreally well so shes really hard to trap andpressure Her outside game has picked upa lot
The Millers now 4-3 for the seasonchipped away at the lead in the secondhalf at one point going on a 11-0 run ButCarmels huge first half was just too muchto overcome
Theyre really talented and theyobviously shot ridiculous in the first halfsaid Noblesville coach Donna Buckley Ilike that we came out and competed in thesecond half and just settled in and didthings a lot better
Dilk was one of four Greyhounds indouble figures with 23 points Christyscored 12 points while Taiwo added 11Jasmine McWilliams earned a double-
double with 10 points and 10 reboundsDilk and Taiwo both handed out fourassists while Smith and Taiwo eachblocked two shots
Emily Kiser had another double-double for the Millers with 21 points and13 rebounds Maddie Knight added eightpoints and Sam Salmon made two 3-pointers for six points Kiser also blockedfour shots
Carmel is back home on Friday to host4A No 7 Hamilton Southeastern in a 230pm game Noblesville will host AvonSaturday afternoon with a 130 pm tipoff
Carmel 72Noblesville 45
Carmel FG FT TP PFOlivia Christy 5-11 0-0 12 1Amy Dilk 7-12 6-10 23 1Blake Smith 1-3 0-0 2 2Tomi Taiwo 4-5 0-0 11 3Jasmine McWilliams 4-11 2-4 10 3Molly Gillig 1-4 0-1 3 1Mackenzie Wood 2-3 2-2 6 2Reagan Hune 2-9 1-2 5 2Sophie Bair 0-0 0-0 0 0Maddi Sears 0-3 0-0 0 0Macy Berglund 0-0 0-0 0 2Anna Kmec 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 26-61 11-19 72 17Carmel 3-point shooting (9-15) Dilk 3-5 Taiwo3-3 Christy 2-4 Gillig 1-1 Sears 0-2Carmel rebounds (36) McWilliams 10 Dilk 4Hune 4 Smith 3 Taiwo 3 Christy 2 Wood 2Bair 1 Sears 1 team 6Noblesville FG FT TP PFMallory Johnson 1-4 0-0 2 3Maddie Knight 3-4 2-3 8 0Brooke Herron 2-7 0-1 4 2Emily Kiser 5-14 11-15 21 4Sam Salmon 2-7 0-0 6 2Kailyn Mertens 0-2 0-0 0 1Madison Whetro 2-4 0-0 4 0Olivia Morales 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 15-42 13-19 45 13Noblesville 3-point shooting (2-12) Salmon 2-5Johnson 0-3 Whetro 0-1 Herron 0-1 Kiser 0-1Mertens 0-1Noblesville rebounds (31) Kiser 13 Johnson 3Knight 2 Whetro 2 Herron 2 Salmon 2Mertens 1 team 8Score by QuartersCarmel 25 25 13 9 - 72Noblesville 9 7 17 12 - 45
Hot-shooting lsquoHounds beat Millers
Reporter photos by Kent Graham
ABOVE Amy Dilk (left) scored 23 points for Carmel in its Tuesday win overNoblesville At right is the Millersrsquo Mallory JohnsonBELOW Carmelrsquos Molly Gillig (left) is guarded by Noblesvillersquos Brooke Herron
Guerin Catholic picked up its first winof the season beating Brebeuf Jesuit 48-29in a Circle City Conference game
The Braves led 12-10 after the firstquarter but the Golden Eagles came back tolead 23-19 at halftime Guerin then put thegame away in the third period outscoringBrebeuf 20-4 in that quarter
Sydney Geis had a huge shootingperformance going 8-of-9 for 21 pointsGeis drained five 3-pointers DanielleMason grabbed eight rebounds with Geisgetting five Grace Demas made six steals
The Golden Eagles will travel toRobinson Ill on Friday for that schoolstournament The only Indiana school in theevent Guerin Catholic plays Marshall atnoon and host Robinson at 9 pm then playtwo more games Friday
Guerin Catholic 48Brebeuf Jesuit 29
Guerin FG FT TP PFDanielle Mason 2-6 4-7 8 2Erin Fuller 1-3 0-0 2 1Sydney Geis 8-9 0-0 21 3Carly Hammons 1-6 0-0 2 3Maggie Stordy 1-3 0-0 2 4Grace Demas 4-7 1-4 9 0Grace Hackett 1-3 0-0 2 0Kate Anderson 0-3 2-2 2 1Maura Murphy 0-1 0-0 0 2Sarah Eberhart 0-0 0-0 0 1Totals 18-41 7-13 48 17Score by QuartersGuerin 10 13 20 5 - 48Brebeuf 12 7 4 6 - 29Guerin Catholic 3-point shooting (5-15) Geis 5-6Mason 0-3 Hammons 0-2 Demas 0-2 Hackett0-1 Murphy 0-1Guerin Catholic rebounds (31) Mason 8 Geis 5Demas 5 Hammons 3 Stordy 3 Hackett 3Anderson 3 Fuller 1
Golden Eagles pick upfirst win of the season
Reporter photo by Kirk Green
Guerin Catholicrsquos Danielle Munson scored eight points and grabbed eight reboundsfor the Golden Eagles in their Tuesday win over Brebeuf Jesuit
Hamilton County ReporterHamilton Countyrsquos
Hometown Newspaper
7Sports
Tied at halftime Westfield poweredthrough the fourth quarter to pick up a 53-45win over Western Boone Tuesday night atThe Rock
The Shamrocks and the Stars wereknotted at 17-17 at the break Westfieldgained the lead in the third quarter whichended with the Rocks ahead 26-22Westfield then poured in 27 points in thefourth period to get the victory
Ryann Bunting led the Shamrocks with12 points while Morgan Clary added 11Annabelle OHair pulled 12 rebounds withClary grabbing seven and Zoe Pentecostgetting six Clary and Jade Shipley eachdished out four assists
Westfield now 2-3 travels toGreenwood Saturday for a 130 pm game
Westfield 53Western Boone 45
Westfield FG FT TP PFMorgan Clary 3-11 5-10 11 4Jade Shipley 2-6 3-4 8 2Annabelle OHair 0-3 1-2 1 3Zoe Pentecost 1-3 1-2 3 2
Ryann Bunting 4-9 1-2 12 3Sophia Kreag 2-6 2-4 7 0Emily Katter 3-4 0-0 7 2Megan Rops 2-5 0-0 4 1Hannah Fife 0-0 0-0 0 0Karley Wininger 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 17-47 13-24 53 17Score by QuartersWeBo 5 12 5 23 - 45Westfield 7 10 9 27 - 53Westfield 3-point shooting (6-16) Bunting 3-6Kreag 1-3 Katter 1-2 Shipley 1-1 Rops 0-2Clary 0-2Westfield rebounds (40) OHair 12 Clary 7Pentecost 6 Katter 4 Shipley 3 Rops 2 Kreag2 Bunting 1 team 3
Hamilton Southeastern ranked seventhin Class 4A opened its Hoosier CrossroadsConference season with a home victoryover Brownsburg by the score of 64-41
The Royals led 29-23 at halftime withSydney Parrish taking a charge in the firstquarter and Malea Jackson making fourconsecutive baskets in the second periodSoutheastern opened the third quarter witha 3-pointer by Bre Lloyd and that set thetone for the second half where the Royalsoutscored the Bulldogs 35-18
Tayah Irvin led HSE with 14 pointswhile Jackson scored 12 Parrish andAmaya Hamilton both grabbed sixrebounds Lloyd handed out four assistswhile Jackson and Hamilton both madefour steals
The Royals improved to 7-1 and travelto 4A No 1-ranked Carmel on Friday fora 230 pm game
Southeastern 64Brownsburg 41
Southeastern FG FT TP PFMalea Jackson 4-8 4-4 12 2Sydney Parrish 3-9 1-2 8 1Tayah Irvin 6-9 0-0 14 2Amaya Hamilton 1-5 2-4 4 1Bre Lloyd 2-8 3-4 8 3
Fishers lost a Hoosier CrossroadsConference game to Zionsville 65-44 atthe Eagles gym Tuesday
Zionsville jumped out to a 15-4 first-quarter lead then held a 33-13 advantageat halftime Toni Grace led the Tigers with14 points while Kenedi London added 11Audrey Turner pulled eight rebounds
Fishers is now 4-4 and hosts NewCastle Saturday evening
Zionsville 65Fishers 44
Fishers FG FT TP PFLauren Emmerson 0-0 0-0 0 1Toni Grace 5-11 4-4 14 3Amanda Surber 0-3 0-0 0 1Skylar Fulton 1-5 6-6 9 2Alexandra Bankovich 0-6 0-0 0 3Kenedi London 4-7 2-4 11 1Lydia Stullken 2-2 0-0 4 1Casey Walker 0-1 0-0 0 0
Audrey Turner 3-7 0-0 6 1Totals 15-42 12-14 44 13Score by QuartersFishers 4 9 11 20 - 44Zionsville 15 18 16 16 - 65Fishers 3-point shooting (2-13) Fulton 1-4London 1-1 Grace 0-3 Surber 0-3 Bankovich0-2Fishers rebounds (23) Turner 8 Grace 4Bankovich 4 Stullken 3 Surber 2 Fulton 2
Sports8
Bunting Clary
Grace Turner
Irvin Parrish
Big fourth quartersends lsquoRocks past WeBo
Tigers drop HCCgame to Zionsville
No 7 Royals pick upwin in HCC opener
Sheridan which is receiving votes in thisweeks Class 2A poll hosted 4A Kokomoon Tuesday and fell 61-55
The Wildkats led 40-25 at halftime butthe Blackhawks came back in the secondhalf outscoring Kokomo 15-8 in the thirdquarter
Audrey Reed scored 20 points forSheridan with Brittany Welch adding 16points Welch also had nine rebounds andthree blocked shots while Reed pulledseven rebounds
The Hawks are now 3-1 and hostFrankfort next Wednesday Nov 30
Kokomo 61Sheridan 55
Sheridan FG FT TP PFJillian OFlaherty 3-4 4-6 12 3Nixon Williams 0-2 3-4 3 3Izzy Mangin 1-2 0-0 2 3Lilli Barker 0-0 0-0 0 1
Heather Barker 1-4 0-0 2 2Audrey Reed 7-20 6-10 20 3Brittany Welch 6-15 2-3 16 3Totals 18-47 15-23 55 18Score by QuartersSheridan 17 8 15 15 - 55Kokomo 25 15 8 13 - 61Sheridan 3-point shooting (4-13) Welch 2-8OFlaherty 2-2 Reed 0-2 Williams 0-1Sheridan rebounds (27) Welch 9 Reed 7 HBarker 4 Williams 3 OFlaherty 2 Mangin 1team 1
Reed Welch
lsquoHawks battle 4AKokomo before falling
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Share It With The Community
Contact the Hamilton County Reporter
Hamiltonconorth reporter hotmailcom
or call 317-408-5548
Sports 9
The University Trailblazers rode a hot shooting first halfto post a season opening 74-31 win over Shortridge
University had four players indouble figures with David Howard(18 points) and Ethan Sickels (15points) leading the scoring ZackHodgin and Josh Alford added 11each
We did a good job stayingfocused and taking care of businesssaid University coach BrandonLafferman We were able to getplaying time for all of our players
University led 5-4 midwaythrough the first period before rippingoff a 19-2 run over the last four
minutes of the quarter A pair of Sickels three pointersignited the run before Zack Hodgin added seven points inthe last 90 seconds of the quarter including an old fashionedthree point play with 02 seconds left that gave Universitya 24-6 lead after one
A 14-4 run to open the second quarter ended any doubtas the Blazers took a 30 point lead at the half (45-15) and
cruised through the second halfUniversity made 15 of 24 field
goals in the first half including 7 of10 three pointers Sickels made hisfirst career start a memorable onemaking 4 of 5 three pointers in thefirst half University shot 62 percentfor the game making 26 of 44attempts
The Blazers shared the ballrecording assists on 17 of their 26field goals Emerson Halbleib andHodgin had five assists each University won the rebounding battle
31-15 with Halbleib pulling down nine caroms and Howardgrabbing seven
University ranked sixth in the first AP Class 1A pollwill open their home schedule Wednesday night againstPark Tudor the top ranked team in 3A
University 74Shortridge 31
University FG FT TP PFDavid Howard 6-9 2-2 18 0Ethan Sickels 5-8 1-1 15 0Josh Alford 4-5 3-5 11 0Zach Hodgin 5-6 1-2 11 1Ben Glazier 1-5 6-6 8 1Marcus McTyer 2-4 0-0 4 1Tyler Wott 1-1 1-2 3 0Jonathan Turner 1-4 0-0 2 2Emerson Halbleib 1-2 0-2 2 2Caden Edwards 0-0 0-0 0 3Totals 26-44 14-20 74 10Score by QuartersUniversity 24 21 16 13 - 74Shortridge 6 9 8 8 - 31University 3-point shooting (8-15) Howard 4-6 Sickels 4-5Glazier 0-2 McTyer 0-1 Turner 0-1University rebounds (31) Halbleib 9 Howard 7 Alford 5 McTyer3 Glazier 1 Hodgin 1 Edwards 1 team 4
Howard Hodgin
lsquoBlazers rout Shortridge 74-31
Hamilton Southeastern opened its 2016-17 season Tuesday with a huge road win atMuncie Central 97-61
The Royals led 45-37 at halftime andthen cranked it up in the third quarteroutscoring the Bearcats 28-17 Southeasternthen ran through the fourth period 24-7
The Royals forced Muncie Central into22 turnovers and shot 643 percent from thefield for the game
HSE had five players score nine or morepoints and was lead by senior Zach Gunns25 points and 12 rebounds Austin Holzumand Chaz Birchfield also combined to dishout nine assists with no turnovers againstMuncie Centrals pressure
Southeastern hosts Avon on Dec 2 in aHoosier Crossroads Conference game
Southeastern 97Muncie Central 61
Southeastern FG FT TP PFJack Davidson 5-8 5-5 16 2Austin Holzum 2-3 0-0 4 3Aaron Etherington 3-6 4-4 12 2Connor Rotterman 4-8 0-1 9 4Zach Gunn 11-15 0-1 25 0Jerron Bond 4-6 0-0 9 3Chaz Birchfield 1-1 0-0 2 2
Aaron Shank 1-2 2-2 4 0Jack Habegger 1-3 1-2 4 0Noah Smith 2-2 0-0 4 1Zach Mutchner 0-0 0-0 0 0Nick Bowman 2-2 0-0 4 1Mabor Majak 0-0 4-4 4 0Totals 36-56 16-19 97 18Score by QuartersSoutheastern 25 20 28 24 - 97Muncie 18 19 17 7 -61Southeastern 3-point shooting (9-19) Gunn 3-5Etherington 2-3 Davidson 1-3 Rotterman 1-3Habegger 1-2 Bond 1-1 Holzum 0-1 Shank0-1Southeastern rebounds (30) Gunn 12 Shank 4Holzum 3 Davidson 2 Birchfield 2 Etherington2 Habegger 1 Smith 1 Mutchner 1 team 2
Royals overwhelm Bearcats
Gunn Holzum
Carmel opened its season with a 66-50win over Zionsville Tuesday at the EricClark Activity Center
The Greyhounds ranked No 7 in thefirst coaches poll of the season trailed theEagles 15-10 after the first quarter and23-20 at halftime but cruised through thesecond half by outscoring Zionsville 46-27
Sterling Brown led Carmel with 26points draining five 3-pointers while PJBaron scored 13 and pulled sevenrebounds John Michael Mulloy grabbedsix rebounds Brown dished out fiveassists while Cole Jenkins and Baron bothhanded out four Brown also made foursteals
The Greyhounds are off until Dec 2when they host Lawrence Central in aMetropolitan Conference game
Carmel 66Zionsville 50
Carmel FG FT TP PFSterling Brown 7-14 7-10 26 1PJ Baron 5-7 3-6 13 3John Michael Mulloy 1-2 6-6 8 5Alex Falender 3-4 1-1 7 3Jalen Whack 2-3 0-0 5 2Cole Jenkins 1-3 0-0 2 0Luke Heady 0-2 2-2 2 2Eddie Gill 0-1 1-2 1 2Alex Jackson 0-0 0-0 0 0Andrew Owens 0-0 0-0 0 0Mike Pitz 1-1 0-0 2 0Britt Beery 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 20-37 20-27 66 18Score by QuartersCarmel 10 10 17 29 - 66Zionsville 15 8 6 21 - 50Carmel 3-point shooting (6-16) Brown 5-9Whack 1-1 Jenkins 0-2 Heady 0-2 Gill 0-1Falender 0-1Carmel rebounds (25) Baron 7 Mulloy 6Jenkins 4 Brown 4 Whack 3 Falender 1
lsquoHounds come back beat Eagles
Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBToronto 8 6 571 -Boston 8 6 571New York 7 7 500 10Brooklyn 4 9 308 35Philadelphia 4 10 286 40Southeast W L PCT GBAtlanta 9 5 643 -Charlotte 8 5 615 05Orlando 6 8 429 30Washington 4 9 308 45Miami 4 9 308 45Central W L PCT GBCleveland 10 2 833 -Chicago 9 6 600 25Indiana 7 8 467 45Milwaukee 6 7 462 45Detroit 6 9 400 55
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBOklahoma City 8 7 533 -Portland 8 8 500 05Utah 7 8 467 10Denver 6 8 429 15Minnesota 4 9 308 30Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 11 3 786 -Houston 9 5 643 20Memphis 9 5 643 20New Orleans 5 10 333 65Dallas 2 11 154 85Pacific W L PCT GBLA Clippers 13 2 867 -Golden State 12 2 857 05LA Lakers 8 7 533 50Sacramento 5 9 357 75Phoenix 4 11 267 80
NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos scores
New York 107 Portland 103New Orleans 112 Atlanta 94
Denver 110 Chicago 107LA Lakers 111 Oklahoma City 109
Sports10
Hamilton Southeastern swept a swimmeet with Noblesville Tuesday in theseason-opening contest for both teams
In the girls meet the Royals won all 11swimming events on their way to a 146-40victory Individual winners were HannahTaylor Hannah Pugh Emily BarnesKayleigh Witt Abby Harter MadisonKertin and all three relays NoblesvillesDayana Popa won the diving event
Southeastern won the boys meet 96-90Blake Ratliff Nathan Barr ConnorHarrison Zack Teffeteller and the medleyrelay were all Royal winners Noblesvillesvictories came from Jack Wolfred EvanDiamente Aaron Helms the 200 freestylerelay and the 400 freestyle relay
GIRLS MEETTeam score Southeastern 146 Noblesville 40200 medley relay 1 Southeastern A (Abby HarterMadison Kertin Hannah Pugh Emily Barnes) 149672 Southeastern B (Audrey Rose Lo Victoria VicoryAbby Taylor Katie Mueller) 15754 3 Noblesville A(Kyra Smythe Rachel Tat Alexa Akers RebeccaRichardson) 15998200 freestyle 1 Hannah Taylor HSE 15852 2Kayleigh Witt HSE 20382 3 Hannah Ballard HSE20480 4 Gillian Cripe N 20488 5 Brooke HaflichN 21146200 individual medley 1 Pugh HSE 21665 2Harter HSE 21743 3 Caroline Cross HSE 222444 Brianna McBride N 22615 5 Akers N 2274650 freestyle 1 Barnes HSE 2474 2 Sydney KnurekHSE 2505 3 Bri Saple HSE 2598 4 Jordan WolfredN 2766 5 Richardson N 2773Diving 1 Dayana Popa N 22600 2 Halli Siwik HSE20505 3 Sarah Ballard HSE 19670 4 Hannah VanTassel HSE 17355 5 Olivia Lykins N 8275100 butterfly 1 Pugh HSE 10038 2 Akers N10206 3 Kertin HSE 10212 4 Saple HSE 104235 Ava Wettrick N 10677100 freestyle 1 Barnes HSE 5507 2 H Taylor HSE5551 3 Knurek HSE 5608 4 Cripe N 5719 5Wolfred N 10091500 freestyle 1 Witt HSE 52975 2 Sydney MillerHSE 53395 3 Tina Berger N 54456 4 LaurenPassios HSE 54467 5 Haflich N 55746200 freestyle relay 1 Southeastern A (H TaylorBarnes Knurek Saple) 14120 2 Southeastern B(Witt Meghan Cleckner Camille Joesten A Taylor)14703 3 Southeastern C (Sophia Kegley KertinPassios Miller) 14802100 backstroke 1 Harter HSE 10012 2 Lo HSE10348 3 H Ballard HSE 10389 4 McBride N10626 5 Smythe N 10711100 breaststroke 1 Kertin HSE 10866 2 VicoryHSE 11170 3 Ellie Pedersen HSE 11189 4 TatN 11514 5 Josie Griffin N 11800
400 freestyle relay 1 Southeastern A (H BallardKnurek Taylor Saple) 34523 2 Southeastern B(Witt Cleckner Harter Taylor) 35736 3 NoblesvilleA (Cripe Wolfred Haflich McBride) 40239BOYS MEETTeam score Southeastern 96 Noblesville 90200 medley relay 1 Southeastern A (Blake RatliffNick Barr Connor Harrison DJ Rogers) 14281 2Noblesville A (Nick Beeson Sam Bleisch EvanDiamente Isaac Johnston) 14499 3 Southeastern B(Ethan Forbes John Kirby Ethan Christopher EvanSellers) 14640200 freestyle relay 1 Jack Wolfred N 15028 2 ZackTeffeteller HSE 15051 3 Cameron Kramer N15164 4 Aaron Helms N 15319 5 Forbes HSE15673
200 individual medley 1 B Ratliff HSE 20479 2Harrison HSE 20990 3 Beeson N 21227 4 JakobJanson N 21285 5 Isaac Stephan N 2152250 freestyle 1 Diamente N 2296 2 Johnston N2302 3 Nathan Brown HSE 2333 4 Lawson CrumN 2419 5 Sellers HSE 2439Diving 1 Nathan Barr HSE 18500 2 GarrettGarwood HSE 17650 3 Jared Newman N 159254 Aidan Leib N 10070 5 Ryan Plummer N 7600100 butterfly 1 Harrison HSE 5504 2 Diamente N5527 3 Janson N 5700 4 Christopher HSE 58305 Ryan Cockman HSE 10016100 freestyle 1 Teffeteller HSE 5015 2 Wolfred N5059 3 Johnston N 5161 4 Brown HSE 5218 5Sellers HSE 5323500 freestyle 1 Helms N 50277 2 Kramer N50526 3 Andrew Ratliff HSE 52491 4 ChristopherHSE 52602 5 Seth Koszyk N 53957
200 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A (JohnstonDiamente Crum Wolfred) 13259 2 Southeastern A(Harrison Teffeteller Barr Brown) 13359 3Noblesville B (Daniel Isaacs Stephan Helms Kramer)13627100 backstroke 1 B Ratliff HSE 5578 2 ForbesHSE 5806 3 Hadi Elgaali HSE 10012 4 BeesonN 10032 5 Chandler Parrish N 10338100 breaststroke 1 Barr HSE 10451 2 Bleisch N10558 3 John Kirby HSE 10612 4 Andrew TruxallHSE 10759 5 Ben Griffin N 10760400 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A (Janson KramerHelms Wolfred) 32238 2 Southeastern A (TefetellerSellers B Ratliff Brown) 32409 Southeastern B(Forbes A Ratliff Marcus Eden Christopher) 33600
Royals sweep Millers in both teamsrsquo openers
Photos by Bret Richardson
Hamilton Southeastern senior Caroline Cross swam the 200 individual medley in Tuesdays meet at Noblesville Cross hascommitted to swim for Bellarmine University in the fall of 2017
Noblesville sophomore standout Jack Wolfred outtouched HSEs Zack Teffeteller to win the 200 free Wolfred was also a member of the winning 200 and 400 freerelays
News2
The Hamilton County Soil and Water Conservation District will host its firstldquoConservation Creationsrdquo program from 4 to 5 pm on Monday Nov 28 in the AnnexBuilding at the Hamilton County 4-H Fairgrounds (2003 E Pleasant St in Noblesville)
Families and people of all ages are invited to join the district to create milk jug birdfeeders Participants are asked to bring an empty washed rinsed and dried plastic milkjug with cap along with small sticks from their yards All other materials will be providedby the district
RSVPrsquos are not required for this event For more information call 317-773-2181 oremail soilwaterhamiltoncountyingov
Hamilton County families invited to attendfree ldquoConservation Creationsrdquo program
Here are updates on Carmel road proj-ects For complete details goto wwwCarmelLinkcom
West Carmel Drive Path ProjectA small portion of path is being added
to the benefit of Carmels Active transporta-tion plan The path will link existing pathalong the north edge of West Carmel drivefrom about Runyon equipment rental to theexisting pedestrian connectivity near NClark Street This portion of the citys pathproject is expected to conclude mid-Decem-ber One west bound lane will remain closedfor construction safety for the duration ofthis project
126th Street improvements betweenRange Line Road and Keystone Avenue
Road improvements are underwayincluding multiuse paths and storm watermanagement along 126th Street betweenRange Line Road and Keystone ParkwayTraffic will be maintained in the westerlydirection for the duration of the projectalthough for some of the winter monthseasterly connectivity will be reestablisheduntil spring construction resumes Utilitiescontinue to be relocated underground Eight-foot multiuse paths will be installed on boththe north and south side of the length of thissection of the road Curbs gutters and stormwater drainage will be installed along theroad way and a median installation allcombine to create a two-lane boulevardsection of 126th Street An important round-about will be installed at Kinzer Avenue thatwill be shifted to the south from the centerline This roundabout will have a stub streetheading south for an anticipated futureconnection to Carmel Drive The 126thStreet project is anticipated to last untilsummer of 2017 Detour Route Use MainStreet and 116th Street for east bound trafficKeystone Parkway and Guilford Avenuewill be main routes connecting drivers toeast-bound detour routes
City Center Drive and PennsylvaniaStreetExpected to be complete Dec 9
This intersection will be closed 45 daysfor construction of a roundabout expectedto be done before Thanksgiving Detourroutes are posted using Carmel DriveGuilford Road and 116th Street The exist-ing T-intersection will be fully reconstructedto a multi-lane roundabout The reconstruc-tion will include new full-depth pavementcurb and gutter an enclosed storm watersystem shared-use path and sidewalk withnew curb ramps The private drive for thehotel on the west side of the roundaboutwill be reconstructed Along with the drivereconstruction a portion of the hotel parkinglot will be reconfigured to operate effec-tively with the new roundabout Access tothe businesses within the project limits willbe maintained at all times Access to theHotels will be maintained from both thenorth (through a temporary drive) and fromthe existing drive to the south
Carey Road and 136th StreetExpected to be complete Dec 16
This intersection has been prepped andconstruction has begun on this new single
lane roundabout expected to be done beforeThanksgiving The posted detour route usesGray Road and Keystone Parkway to accom-modate northbound and southbound trafficEastbound and westbound traffic will useMain Street and 146th Street The intersec-tion of Keystone Parkway and 136th Streetwill remain open throughout this project
Spring Mill Road ImprovementsConstruction has begun on Spring Mill Roadfrom Main Street to Williams Creek southof Dorset Road This will be a full closureuntil mid-December weather permittingThe posted detour route follows IllinoisStreet for all north-south traffic DorsetRoad will maintain eastwest connectivitythroughout the scheduled construction Thisis the first phase of an $83 million projectthat will add multi-purpose paths to com-plete pedestrian connectivity a new medianin the center of the roadway and pedestrianrailings to bridges Future phases willinclude work in 2017 further south onSpring Mill Road to just south of 106thStreet including a roundabout at 111thstreet and a culvert lining project south of106th street Reith Riley is the contractoron this project
Emerson Road storm water improve-mentThe City of Carmel has been working onstorm water improvements in the EmersonRoad area The storm sewer installation hascompleted Landscaping nearly completedand only some outstanding punch list itemswill need to be resolved after this week Inlarge part this project should be completedby Thanksgiving
Contact us Hamiltonconorthreporterhotmailcom
Updates on Carmelroad projects
Hamilton CountyReporter
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But when they persecute you in this city flee ye into another forverily I say unto you Ye shall not have gone over the cities of Israeltill the Son of man be come
- Matthew 1023
50 Years AgoNews Joseph G Wood Indiana Insurance Commissioner said Hoosiersmay be faced with higher rates for homeowner-type insurance policies asthe result of a daylong conference Thursday Wood said various insuranceofficials presented facts showing ldquoeverybody operating in Indiana isoperating at a lossrdquo on home owner coverageSports For years Bill Shepherd produced winning teams at Carmel HighSchool but never quite got the Greyhounds over the hump at sectionaltime Last year Carmel slipped to only its second losing record underldquoSheprdquo and the Greyhounds won the sectional crownAd GC Murphy Co Womenrsquos ldquoMushrdquo Loafers $499
3Obituaries
James David Balsley
August 25 1951 - November 20 2016
James David Balsley 65 of Westfield passed away peacefully on Sunday November20 2016 after a three-year battle with esophageal cancer He was bornon August 25 1951 to Richard and Margaret Kathryne (Carson)Balsley in Hartford City Indiana
Jim attended North Anderson Elementary Central Junior Highand graduated from Anderson High School with the class of 1969 Hehas many fond memories of his school years and has recently greatlyenjoyed reconnecting with many classmates Jim attended GMI inFlint MI Tri State in Angola and graduated from Ball State with aBS degree in 1974 and an MS in degree 1977 He married Janet LeeCrum on July 1 1979 at Hopewell United Methodist Church in rural
Frankfort he was a member of Bethany Christian Church in Anderson and NoblesvilleFirst United Methodist Church Jim taught in the Noblesville School system for 38 yearsand coached varsity tennis for over 30 years He also participated in Westfield YouthSports for several years as a coach and a director Family was very important to Jim andhe greatly enjoyed getting together with and talking with his extended family includingmany aunts uncles and cousins
Jim is survived by his mother Kathryne his wife Janet two sons Patrick RichardBalsley of Fishers and Nicholas James Balsley of Noblesville sister Celia Ann Grise ofGreensburg sister-in-law Jo Ann Balsley of Somerset PA as well as many niecesnephews and extended family
He was preceded in death by his father Richard Lewis Balsley two brothers RichardScott and Rex Lewis brother-in-law Kenneth Grise grandparents Winfield Scott andMargaret Balsley and Dorance amp Esther Carson and mother-in-law Doris Ellen Crum
Visitation will be from 500 pm to 800 pm on Friday November 25 2016 at Randallamp Roberts Funeral Center 1685 Westfield Road in Noblesville Services will be heldat 1100 am on Saturday November 26 2016 at the funeral home with Pastor KentStookey officiating Graveside services will follow at 130 pm at Hopewell Cemetery3460 E 500 N in Frankfort Indiana
Memorial contributions may be made to Burnsville Christian Church 2891 S 900 EColumbus IN 47203 or Hopewell Cemetery Association co Lee Paris 2566 E CountyRoad 600 N Frankfort IN 46041
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Neva L Saylor
August 14 1926 - November 19 2016
Neva L Saylor 90 of Noblesville passed away on Saturday November 19 2016 atRiverview TCU in Noblesville She was born in Madison County IN on August 14 1926to Willard and Lucille (King) McDole
Neva had worked in housekeeping at Noblesville Nursing Home She was a memberof Lighthouse Fellowship Church of God in Noblesville where she enjoyed attendingworship and liked puzzles romance novels and game shows (especially Wheel of Fortune)
She is survived by her grandson Daniel (fianceacute Jessica Bradley) McClain twogreat-granddaughters Nina amp Skylar McClain
In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her husband Granville SmileySaylor six children and three siblings
Arrangements are being handled by Randall amp Roberts Funeral Homes in NoblesvilleCondolences wwwrandallrobertscom
News4
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CommunityContact the
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or call317-408-5548
Sheridan Rotary and the Good Samaritan Network are cooperating to bring membersof the Sheridan community a FREE Thanksgiving dinner with all the trimmings The mealwill be served at the Sheridan Community Center at Community Park from 11 am to 2pm on Thanksgiving Day Nov 24
The meal is for anyone in our community While we encourage you sit down with uson site carry out meals are also available And if you cannot come to the CommunityCenter there will be limited delivery of meals to people who request them According toevent coordinator Steve Martin president of the Sheridan Rotary Club orders for homedelivery can be taken anytime Wednesday and up to 1130 am on Thanksgiving Day soplease call early to get your name on the list Or you may stop by the public library to addyour name to the delivery list
The Sheridan community and Sheridan Rotary Club want to extend a special thanksto the Good Samaritan Network located in Fishers for providing this meal to ourcommunity members And the Rotary Club would like to extend its thanks to all thevolunteers who are giving up a portion of their holiday to make this happen
So do not forget Thanksgiving Day Free meal 11 am to 2 pm Community Centerin Community Park We hope to see you there
Free Thanksgiving dinner at Sheridan Community Center
Hamilton County Reporter
Hamilton Countyrsquos Hometown Newspaper
News 5
The Indiana Department ofTransportation (INDOT) and Rieth-RileyConstruction announce the new US 31and State Road 28 interchange near Tiptonis now open to traffic on schedule justbefore the Thanksgiving holiday
Interchange ramps regulated byroundabouts provide full access to andfrom US 31 and State Road28 a newbridge carries State Road 28 traffic acrossUS 31 and US 31 is open to two free-flowing lanes in each direction
INDOT Commissioner BrandyeHendrickson contractor Rieth-RileyConstruction construction projectpersonnel Tipton Mayor Don Havenscounty commissioners representatives ofthe FCA US Tipton Transmission Plantand other members of the Tiptoncommunity celebrated the impendingopening of the new US 31and State Road interchange with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Monday
About the projectRieth-Riley closed State Road 28 and
reduced US 31 to one lane in eachdirection in July to build the $108 millioninterchange which has removed one moretraffic signal from US 31
ldquoCombined with the previouslycompleted US 31 Major Moves projectsin Hamilton County Kokomo and SouthBend more than 33 traffic signals havebeen removed from US 31 north ofIndianapolisrdquo INDOT CommissionerBrandye Hendrickson said ldquoThis projectexemplifies INDOTrsquos mission to increasesafety improve mobility and supporteconomic growth in Indianardquo
State Road 28 is now bridged over US31 with single-lane roundaboutsregulating State Road 28 and interchangeramp traffic The roundabouts are designedwith special consideration for agriculturalequipment and increased truck traffic nearthe FCA US Tipton Transmission plant
About roundaboutsINDOT is using roundabouts to replace
some traditional four-way traffic signals toreduce crashes traffic delays fuelconsumption air pollution and constructioncosts while improving safety increasingcapacity and enhancing intersection beauty
Roundabouts are becoming relativelycommon in Indiana with more than 256constructed through 2016 by both INDOTand cities and towns More than a dozenadditional roundabouts are currently beingplanned by INDOT
Still many drivers remain unfamiliarwith the rules of roundabouts INDOTurges all motorists to continuously stayeducated on new traffic laws driving safety
tips and types of infrastructure INDOTprovides these rules of roundabouts andoffers other helpful informationat httpwwwingovindot3249htm
Approach- Slow down and stay in your lane- Yield to vehicles already in the roundabout- Obey one-way signs at all times- Yield to pedestrians and bicycles if thereis a crosswalkEnter- Wait for traffic in the roundabout it hasthe right-of-way- When traffic clears merge to the right andcontinue to stay in your laneProceed- Continue through the roundabout untilyou reach your exit point- Avoid stopping in the roundaboutExit- Signal and exit to the right- Left turns are completed by circlingaround the center island and then makinga right turn to exit
New interchange open at US 31 and State Road 28 near Tipton
Artistic rendering courtesy INDOT
Sports6
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorThe Carmel girls basketball team
played its first game as the No 1-rankedin Class 4A Tuesday and the Greyhoundsdefinitely played like a No 1 team
Carmel beat Noblesville 72-45 at TheMill keeping its record perfect at 5-0 TheHounds used an incredible shootingperformance in the first half to take a50-16 halftime lead then held that sizableadvantage in the second half
The first half I thought we playedvery well on both ends of the floor saidCarmel coach Tod Windlan
The Greyhounds led 3-2 then took offon a 17-0 run that used up much of thefirst quarter Tomi Taiwo scored Carmelsfirst baskets both 3-pointers Fivedifferent Greyhounds got points in the firstperiod with Olivia Christy pouring in 10points including a pair of 3s
Carmel scored 15 unanswered pointsin the second quarter to jump ahead 47-13Amy Dilk scored nine points in that runincluding - what else - two more 3-pointers
Said it for a long time shes about asgood as they get as a point guard as ajunior said Windlan She sees the floorreally well so shes really hard to trap andpressure Her outside game has picked upa lot
The Millers now 4-3 for the seasonchipped away at the lead in the secondhalf at one point going on a 11-0 run ButCarmels huge first half was just too muchto overcome
Theyre really talented and theyobviously shot ridiculous in the first halfsaid Noblesville coach Donna Buckley Ilike that we came out and competed in thesecond half and just settled in and didthings a lot better
Dilk was one of four Greyhounds indouble figures with 23 points Christyscored 12 points while Taiwo added 11Jasmine McWilliams earned a double-
double with 10 points and 10 reboundsDilk and Taiwo both handed out fourassists while Smith and Taiwo eachblocked two shots
Emily Kiser had another double-double for the Millers with 21 points and13 rebounds Maddie Knight added eightpoints and Sam Salmon made two 3-pointers for six points Kiser also blockedfour shots
Carmel is back home on Friday to host4A No 7 Hamilton Southeastern in a 230pm game Noblesville will host AvonSaturday afternoon with a 130 pm tipoff
Carmel 72Noblesville 45
Carmel FG FT TP PFOlivia Christy 5-11 0-0 12 1Amy Dilk 7-12 6-10 23 1Blake Smith 1-3 0-0 2 2Tomi Taiwo 4-5 0-0 11 3Jasmine McWilliams 4-11 2-4 10 3Molly Gillig 1-4 0-1 3 1Mackenzie Wood 2-3 2-2 6 2Reagan Hune 2-9 1-2 5 2Sophie Bair 0-0 0-0 0 0Maddi Sears 0-3 0-0 0 0Macy Berglund 0-0 0-0 0 2Anna Kmec 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 26-61 11-19 72 17Carmel 3-point shooting (9-15) Dilk 3-5 Taiwo3-3 Christy 2-4 Gillig 1-1 Sears 0-2Carmel rebounds (36) McWilliams 10 Dilk 4Hune 4 Smith 3 Taiwo 3 Christy 2 Wood 2Bair 1 Sears 1 team 6Noblesville FG FT TP PFMallory Johnson 1-4 0-0 2 3Maddie Knight 3-4 2-3 8 0Brooke Herron 2-7 0-1 4 2Emily Kiser 5-14 11-15 21 4Sam Salmon 2-7 0-0 6 2Kailyn Mertens 0-2 0-0 0 1Madison Whetro 2-4 0-0 4 0Olivia Morales 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 15-42 13-19 45 13Noblesville 3-point shooting (2-12) Salmon 2-5Johnson 0-3 Whetro 0-1 Herron 0-1 Kiser 0-1Mertens 0-1Noblesville rebounds (31) Kiser 13 Johnson 3Knight 2 Whetro 2 Herron 2 Salmon 2Mertens 1 team 8Score by QuartersCarmel 25 25 13 9 - 72Noblesville 9 7 17 12 - 45
Hot-shooting lsquoHounds beat Millers
Reporter photos by Kent Graham
ABOVE Amy Dilk (left) scored 23 points for Carmel in its Tuesday win overNoblesville At right is the Millersrsquo Mallory JohnsonBELOW Carmelrsquos Molly Gillig (left) is guarded by Noblesvillersquos Brooke Herron
Guerin Catholic picked up its first winof the season beating Brebeuf Jesuit 48-29in a Circle City Conference game
The Braves led 12-10 after the firstquarter but the Golden Eagles came back tolead 23-19 at halftime Guerin then put thegame away in the third period outscoringBrebeuf 20-4 in that quarter
Sydney Geis had a huge shootingperformance going 8-of-9 for 21 pointsGeis drained five 3-pointers DanielleMason grabbed eight rebounds with Geisgetting five Grace Demas made six steals
The Golden Eagles will travel toRobinson Ill on Friday for that schoolstournament The only Indiana school in theevent Guerin Catholic plays Marshall atnoon and host Robinson at 9 pm then playtwo more games Friday
Guerin Catholic 48Brebeuf Jesuit 29
Guerin FG FT TP PFDanielle Mason 2-6 4-7 8 2Erin Fuller 1-3 0-0 2 1Sydney Geis 8-9 0-0 21 3Carly Hammons 1-6 0-0 2 3Maggie Stordy 1-3 0-0 2 4Grace Demas 4-7 1-4 9 0Grace Hackett 1-3 0-0 2 0Kate Anderson 0-3 2-2 2 1Maura Murphy 0-1 0-0 0 2Sarah Eberhart 0-0 0-0 0 1Totals 18-41 7-13 48 17Score by QuartersGuerin 10 13 20 5 - 48Brebeuf 12 7 4 6 - 29Guerin Catholic 3-point shooting (5-15) Geis 5-6Mason 0-3 Hammons 0-2 Demas 0-2 Hackett0-1 Murphy 0-1Guerin Catholic rebounds (31) Mason 8 Geis 5Demas 5 Hammons 3 Stordy 3 Hackett 3Anderson 3 Fuller 1
Golden Eagles pick upfirst win of the season
Reporter photo by Kirk Green
Guerin Catholicrsquos Danielle Munson scored eight points and grabbed eight reboundsfor the Golden Eagles in their Tuesday win over Brebeuf Jesuit
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Hometown Newspaper
7Sports
Tied at halftime Westfield poweredthrough the fourth quarter to pick up a 53-45win over Western Boone Tuesday night atThe Rock
The Shamrocks and the Stars wereknotted at 17-17 at the break Westfieldgained the lead in the third quarter whichended with the Rocks ahead 26-22Westfield then poured in 27 points in thefourth period to get the victory
Ryann Bunting led the Shamrocks with12 points while Morgan Clary added 11Annabelle OHair pulled 12 rebounds withClary grabbing seven and Zoe Pentecostgetting six Clary and Jade Shipley eachdished out four assists
Westfield now 2-3 travels toGreenwood Saturday for a 130 pm game
Westfield 53Western Boone 45
Westfield FG FT TP PFMorgan Clary 3-11 5-10 11 4Jade Shipley 2-6 3-4 8 2Annabelle OHair 0-3 1-2 1 3Zoe Pentecost 1-3 1-2 3 2
Ryann Bunting 4-9 1-2 12 3Sophia Kreag 2-6 2-4 7 0Emily Katter 3-4 0-0 7 2Megan Rops 2-5 0-0 4 1Hannah Fife 0-0 0-0 0 0Karley Wininger 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 17-47 13-24 53 17Score by QuartersWeBo 5 12 5 23 - 45Westfield 7 10 9 27 - 53Westfield 3-point shooting (6-16) Bunting 3-6Kreag 1-3 Katter 1-2 Shipley 1-1 Rops 0-2Clary 0-2Westfield rebounds (40) OHair 12 Clary 7Pentecost 6 Katter 4 Shipley 3 Rops 2 Kreag2 Bunting 1 team 3
Hamilton Southeastern ranked seventhin Class 4A opened its Hoosier CrossroadsConference season with a home victoryover Brownsburg by the score of 64-41
The Royals led 29-23 at halftime withSydney Parrish taking a charge in the firstquarter and Malea Jackson making fourconsecutive baskets in the second periodSoutheastern opened the third quarter witha 3-pointer by Bre Lloyd and that set thetone for the second half where the Royalsoutscored the Bulldogs 35-18
Tayah Irvin led HSE with 14 pointswhile Jackson scored 12 Parrish andAmaya Hamilton both grabbed sixrebounds Lloyd handed out four assistswhile Jackson and Hamilton both madefour steals
The Royals improved to 7-1 and travelto 4A No 1-ranked Carmel on Friday fora 230 pm game
Southeastern 64Brownsburg 41
Southeastern FG FT TP PFMalea Jackson 4-8 4-4 12 2Sydney Parrish 3-9 1-2 8 1Tayah Irvin 6-9 0-0 14 2Amaya Hamilton 1-5 2-4 4 1Bre Lloyd 2-8 3-4 8 3
Fishers lost a Hoosier CrossroadsConference game to Zionsville 65-44 atthe Eagles gym Tuesday
Zionsville jumped out to a 15-4 first-quarter lead then held a 33-13 advantageat halftime Toni Grace led the Tigers with14 points while Kenedi London added 11Audrey Turner pulled eight rebounds
Fishers is now 4-4 and hosts NewCastle Saturday evening
Zionsville 65Fishers 44
Fishers FG FT TP PFLauren Emmerson 0-0 0-0 0 1Toni Grace 5-11 4-4 14 3Amanda Surber 0-3 0-0 0 1Skylar Fulton 1-5 6-6 9 2Alexandra Bankovich 0-6 0-0 0 3Kenedi London 4-7 2-4 11 1Lydia Stullken 2-2 0-0 4 1Casey Walker 0-1 0-0 0 0
Audrey Turner 3-7 0-0 6 1Totals 15-42 12-14 44 13Score by QuartersFishers 4 9 11 20 - 44Zionsville 15 18 16 16 - 65Fishers 3-point shooting (2-13) Fulton 1-4London 1-1 Grace 0-3 Surber 0-3 Bankovich0-2Fishers rebounds (23) Turner 8 Grace 4Bankovich 4 Stullken 3 Surber 2 Fulton 2
Sports8
Bunting Clary
Grace Turner
Irvin Parrish
Big fourth quartersends lsquoRocks past WeBo
Tigers drop HCCgame to Zionsville
No 7 Royals pick upwin in HCC opener
Sheridan which is receiving votes in thisweeks Class 2A poll hosted 4A Kokomoon Tuesday and fell 61-55
The Wildkats led 40-25 at halftime butthe Blackhawks came back in the secondhalf outscoring Kokomo 15-8 in the thirdquarter
Audrey Reed scored 20 points forSheridan with Brittany Welch adding 16points Welch also had nine rebounds andthree blocked shots while Reed pulledseven rebounds
The Hawks are now 3-1 and hostFrankfort next Wednesday Nov 30
Kokomo 61Sheridan 55
Sheridan FG FT TP PFJillian OFlaherty 3-4 4-6 12 3Nixon Williams 0-2 3-4 3 3Izzy Mangin 1-2 0-0 2 3Lilli Barker 0-0 0-0 0 1
Heather Barker 1-4 0-0 2 2Audrey Reed 7-20 6-10 20 3Brittany Welch 6-15 2-3 16 3Totals 18-47 15-23 55 18Score by QuartersSheridan 17 8 15 15 - 55Kokomo 25 15 8 13 - 61Sheridan 3-point shooting (4-13) Welch 2-8OFlaherty 2-2 Reed 0-2 Williams 0-1Sheridan rebounds (27) Welch 9 Reed 7 HBarker 4 Williams 3 OFlaherty 2 Mangin 1team 1
Reed Welch
lsquoHawks battle 4AKokomo before falling
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Sports 9
The University Trailblazers rode a hot shooting first halfto post a season opening 74-31 win over Shortridge
University had four players indouble figures with David Howard(18 points) and Ethan Sickels (15points) leading the scoring ZackHodgin and Josh Alford added 11each
We did a good job stayingfocused and taking care of businesssaid University coach BrandonLafferman We were able to getplaying time for all of our players
University led 5-4 midwaythrough the first period before rippingoff a 19-2 run over the last four
minutes of the quarter A pair of Sickels three pointersignited the run before Zack Hodgin added seven points inthe last 90 seconds of the quarter including an old fashionedthree point play with 02 seconds left that gave Universitya 24-6 lead after one
A 14-4 run to open the second quarter ended any doubtas the Blazers took a 30 point lead at the half (45-15) and
cruised through the second halfUniversity made 15 of 24 field
goals in the first half including 7 of10 three pointers Sickels made hisfirst career start a memorable onemaking 4 of 5 three pointers in thefirst half University shot 62 percentfor the game making 26 of 44attempts
The Blazers shared the ballrecording assists on 17 of their 26field goals Emerson Halbleib andHodgin had five assists each University won the rebounding battle
31-15 with Halbleib pulling down nine caroms and Howardgrabbing seven
University ranked sixth in the first AP Class 1A pollwill open their home schedule Wednesday night againstPark Tudor the top ranked team in 3A
University 74Shortridge 31
University FG FT TP PFDavid Howard 6-9 2-2 18 0Ethan Sickels 5-8 1-1 15 0Josh Alford 4-5 3-5 11 0Zach Hodgin 5-6 1-2 11 1Ben Glazier 1-5 6-6 8 1Marcus McTyer 2-4 0-0 4 1Tyler Wott 1-1 1-2 3 0Jonathan Turner 1-4 0-0 2 2Emerson Halbleib 1-2 0-2 2 2Caden Edwards 0-0 0-0 0 3Totals 26-44 14-20 74 10Score by QuartersUniversity 24 21 16 13 - 74Shortridge 6 9 8 8 - 31University 3-point shooting (8-15) Howard 4-6 Sickels 4-5Glazier 0-2 McTyer 0-1 Turner 0-1University rebounds (31) Halbleib 9 Howard 7 Alford 5 McTyer3 Glazier 1 Hodgin 1 Edwards 1 team 4
Howard Hodgin
lsquoBlazers rout Shortridge 74-31
Hamilton Southeastern opened its 2016-17 season Tuesday with a huge road win atMuncie Central 97-61
The Royals led 45-37 at halftime andthen cranked it up in the third quarteroutscoring the Bearcats 28-17 Southeasternthen ran through the fourth period 24-7
The Royals forced Muncie Central into22 turnovers and shot 643 percent from thefield for the game
HSE had five players score nine or morepoints and was lead by senior Zach Gunns25 points and 12 rebounds Austin Holzumand Chaz Birchfield also combined to dishout nine assists with no turnovers againstMuncie Centrals pressure
Southeastern hosts Avon on Dec 2 in aHoosier Crossroads Conference game
Southeastern 97Muncie Central 61
Southeastern FG FT TP PFJack Davidson 5-8 5-5 16 2Austin Holzum 2-3 0-0 4 3Aaron Etherington 3-6 4-4 12 2Connor Rotterman 4-8 0-1 9 4Zach Gunn 11-15 0-1 25 0Jerron Bond 4-6 0-0 9 3Chaz Birchfield 1-1 0-0 2 2
Aaron Shank 1-2 2-2 4 0Jack Habegger 1-3 1-2 4 0Noah Smith 2-2 0-0 4 1Zach Mutchner 0-0 0-0 0 0Nick Bowman 2-2 0-0 4 1Mabor Majak 0-0 4-4 4 0Totals 36-56 16-19 97 18Score by QuartersSoutheastern 25 20 28 24 - 97Muncie 18 19 17 7 -61Southeastern 3-point shooting (9-19) Gunn 3-5Etherington 2-3 Davidson 1-3 Rotterman 1-3Habegger 1-2 Bond 1-1 Holzum 0-1 Shank0-1Southeastern rebounds (30) Gunn 12 Shank 4Holzum 3 Davidson 2 Birchfield 2 Etherington2 Habegger 1 Smith 1 Mutchner 1 team 2
Royals overwhelm Bearcats
Gunn Holzum
Carmel opened its season with a 66-50win over Zionsville Tuesday at the EricClark Activity Center
The Greyhounds ranked No 7 in thefirst coaches poll of the season trailed theEagles 15-10 after the first quarter and23-20 at halftime but cruised through thesecond half by outscoring Zionsville 46-27
Sterling Brown led Carmel with 26points draining five 3-pointers while PJBaron scored 13 and pulled sevenrebounds John Michael Mulloy grabbedsix rebounds Brown dished out fiveassists while Cole Jenkins and Baron bothhanded out four Brown also made foursteals
The Greyhounds are off until Dec 2when they host Lawrence Central in aMetropolitan Conference game
Carmel 66Zionsville 50
Carmel FG FT TP PFSterling Brown 7-14 7-10 26 1PJ Baron 5-7 3-6 13 3John Michael Mulloy 1-2 6-6 8 5Alex Falender 3-4 1-1 7 3Jalen Whack 2-3 0-0 5 2Cole Jenkins 1-3 0-0 2 0Luke Heady 0-2 2-2 2 2Eddie Gill 0-1 1-2 1 2Alex Jackson 0-0 0-0 0 0Andrew Owens 0-0 0-0 0 0Mike Pitz 1-1 0-0 2 0Britt Beery 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 20-37 20-27 66 18Score by QuartersCarmel 10 10 17 29 - 66Zionsville 15 8 6 21 - 50Carmel 3-point shooting (6-16) Brown 5-9Whack 1-1 Jenkins 0-2 Heady 0-2 Gill 0-1Falender 0-1Carmel rebounds (25) Baron 7 Mulloy 6Jenkins 4 Brown 4 Whack 3 Falender 1
lsquoHounds come back beat Eagles
Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBToronto 8 6 571 -Boston 8 6 571New York 7 7 500 10Brooklyn 4 9 308 35Philadelphia 4 10 286 40Southeast W L PCT GBAtlanta 9 5 643 -Charlotte 8 5 615 05Orlando 6 8 429 30Washington 4 9 308 45Miami 4 9 308 45Central W L PCT GBCleveland 10 2 833 -Chicago 9 6 600 25Indiana 7 8 467 45Milwaukee 6 7 462 45Detroit 6 9 400 55
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBOklahoma City 8 7 533 -Portland 8 8 500 05Utah 7 8 467 10Denver 6 8 429 15Minnesota 4 9 308 30Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 11 3 786 -Houston 9 5 643 20Memphis 9 5 643 20New Orleans 5 10 333 65Dallas 2 11 154 85Pacific W L PCT GBLA Clippers 13 2 867 -Golden State 12 2 857 05LA Lakers 8 7 533 50Sacramento 5 9 357 75Phoenix 4 11 267 80
NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos scores
New York 107 Portland 103New Orleans 112 Atlanta 94
Denver 110 Chicago 107LA Lakers 111 Oklahoma City 109
Sports10
Hamilton Southeastern swept a swimmeet with Noblesville Tuesday in theseason-opening contest for both teams
In the girls meet the Royals won all 11swimming events on their way to a 146-40victory Individual winners were HannahTaylor Hannah Pugh Emily BarnesKayleigh Witt Abby Harter MadisonKertin and all three relays NoblesvillesDayana Popa won the diving event
Southeastern won the boys meet 96-90Blake Ratliff Nathan Barr ConnorHarrison Zack Teffeteller and the medleyrelay were all Royal winners Noblesvillesvictories came from Jack Wolfred EvanDiamente Aaron Helms the 200 freestylerelay and the 400 freestyle relay
GIRLS MEETTeam score Southeastern 146 Noblesville 40200 medley relay 1 Southeastern A (Abby HarterMadison Kertin Hannah Pugh Emily Barnes) 149672 Southeastern B (Audrey Rose Lo Victoria VicoryAbby Taylor Katie Mueller) 15754 3 Noblesville A(Kyra Smythe Rachel Tat Alexa Akers RebeccaRichardson) 15998200 freestyle 1 Hannah Taylor HSE 15852 2Kayleigh Witt HSE 20382 3 Hannah Ballard HSE20480 4 Gillian Cripe N 20488 5 Brooke HaflichN 21146200 individual medley 1 Pugh HSE 21665 2Harter HSE 21743 3 Caroline Cross HSE 222444 Brianna McBride N 22615 5 Akers N 2274650 freestyle 1 Barnes HSE 2474 2 Sydney KnurekHSE 2505 3 Bri Saple HSE 2598 4 Jordan WolfredN 2766 5 Richardson N 2773Diving 1 Dayana Popa N 22600 2 Halli Siwik HSE20505 3 Sarah Ballard HSE 19670 4 Hannah VanTassel HSE 17355 5 Olivia Lykins N 8275100 butterfly 1 Pugh HSE 10038 2 Akers N10206 3 Kertin HSE 10212 4 Saple HSE 104235 Ava Wettrick N 10677100 freestyle 1 Barnes HSE 5507 2 H Taylor HSE5551 3 Knurek HSE 5608 4 Cripe N 5719 5Wolfred N 10091500 freestyle 1 Witt HSE 52975 2 Sydney MillerHSE 53395 3 Tina Berger N 54456 4 LaurenPassios HSE 54467 5 Haflich N 55746200 freestyle relay 1 Southeastern A (H TaylorBarnes Knurek Saple) 14120 2 Southeastern B(Witt Meghan Cleckner Camille Joesten A Taylor)14703 3 Southeastern C (Sophia Kegley KertinPassios Miller) 14802100 backstroke 1 Harter HSE 10012 2 Lo HSE10348 3 H Ballard HSE 10389 4 McBride N10626 5 Smythe N 10711100 breaststroke 1 Kertin HSE 10866 2 VicoryHSE 11170 3 Ellie Pedersen HSE 11189 4 TatN 11514 5 Josie Griffin N 11800
400 freestyle relay 1 Southeastern A (H BallardKnurek Taylor Saple) 34523 2 Southeastern B(Witt Cleckner Harter Taylor) 35736 3 NoblesvilleA (Cripe Wolfred Haflich McBride) 40239BOYS MEETTeam score Southeastern 96 Noblesville 90200 medley relay 1 Southeastern A (Blake RatliffNick Barr Connor Harrison DJ Rogers) 14281 2Noblesville A (Nick Beeson Sam Bleisch EvanDiamente Isaac Johnston) 14499 3 Southeastern B(Ethan Forbes John Kirby Ethan Christopher EvanSellers) 14640200 freestyle relay 1 Jack Wolfred N 15028 2 ZackTeffeteller HSE 15051 3 Cameron Kramer N15164 4 Aaron Helms N 15319 5 Forbes HSE15673
200 individual medley 1 B Ratliff HSE 20479 2Harrison HSE 20990 3 Beeson N 21227 4 JakobJanson N 21285 5 Isaac Stephan N 2152250 freestyle 1 Diamente N 2296 2 Johnston N2302 3 Nathan Brown HSE 2333 4 Lawson CrumN 2419 5 Sellers HSE 2439Diving 1 Nathan Barr HSE 18500 2 GarrettGarwood HSE 17650 3 Jared Newman N 159254 Aidan Leib N 10070 5 Ryan Plummer N 7600100 butterfly 1 Harrison HSE 5504 2 Diamente N5527 3 Janson N 5700 4 Christopher HSE 58305 Ryan Cockman HSE 10016100 freestyle 1 Teffeteller HSE 5015 2 Wolfred N5059 3 Johnston N 5161 4 Brown HSE 5218 5Sellers HSE 5323500 freestyle 1 Helms N 50277 2 Kramer N50526 3 Andrew Ratliff HSE 52491 4 ChristopherHSE 52602 5 Seth Koszyk N 53957
200 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A (JohnstonDiamente Crum Wolfred) 13259 2 Southeastern A(Harrison Teffeteller Barr Brown) 13359 3Noblesville B (Daniel Isaacs Stephan Helms Kramer)13627100 backstroke 1 B Ratliff HSE 5578 2 ForbesHSE 5806 3 Hadi Elgaali HSE 10012 4 BeesonN 10032 5 Chandler Parrish N 10338100 breaststroke 1 Barr HSE 10451 2 Bleisch N10558 3 John Kirby HSE 10612 4 Andrew TruxallHSE 10759 5 Ben Griffin N 10760400 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A (Janson KramerHelms Wolfred) 32238 2 Southeastern A (TefetellerSellers B Ratliff Brown) 32409 Southeastern B(Forbes A Ratliff Marcus Eden Christopher) 33600
Royals sweep Millers in both teamsrsquo openers
Photos by Bret Richardson
Hamilton Southeastern senior Caroline Cross swam the 200 individual medley in Tuesdays meet at Noblesville Cross hascommitted to swim for Bellarmine University in the fall of 2017
Noblesville sophomore standout Jack Wolfred outtouched HSEs Zack Teffeteller to win the 200 free Wolfred was also a member of the winning 200 and 400 freerelays
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But when they persecute you in this city flee ye into another forverily I say unto you Ye shall not have gone over the cities of Israeltill the Son of man be come
- Matthew 1023
50 Years AgoNews Joseph G Wood Indiana Insurance Commissioner said Hoosiersmay be faced with higher rates for homeowner-type insurance policies asthe result of a daylong conference Thursday Wood said various insuranceofficials presented facts showing ldquoeverybody operating in Indiana isoperating at a lossrdquo on home owner coverageSports For years Bill Shepherd produced winning teams at Carmel HighSchool but never quite got the Greyhounds over the hump at sectionaltime Last year Carmel slipped to only its second losing record underldquoSheprdquo and the Greyhounds won the sectional crownAd GC Murphy Co Womenrsquos ldquoMushrdquo Loafers $499
3Obituaries
James David Balsley
August 25 1951 - November 20 2016
James David Balsley 65 of Westfield passed away peacefully on Sunday November20 2016 after a three-year battle with esophageal cancer He was bornon August 25 1951 to Richard and Margaret Kathryne (Carson)Balsley in Hartford City Indiana
Jim attended North Anderson Elementary Central Junior Highand graduated from Anderson High School with the class of 1969 Hehas many fond memories of his school years and has recently greatlyenjoyed reconnecting with many classmates Jim attended GMI inFlint MI Tri State in Angola and graduated from Ball State with aBS degree in 1974 and an MS in degree 1977 He married Janet LeeCrum on July 1 1979 at Hopewell United Methodist Church in rural
Frankfort he was a member of Bethany Christian Church in Anderson and NoblesvilleFirst United Methodist Church Jim taught in the Noblesville School system for 38 yearsand coached varsity tennis for over 30 years He also participated in Westfield YouthSports for several years as a coach and a director Family was very important to Jim andhe greatly enjoyed getting together with and talking with his extended family includingmany aunts uncles and cousins
Jim is survived by his mother Kathryne his wife Janet two sons Patrick RichardBalsley of Fishers and Nicholas James Balsley of Noblesville sister Celia Ann Grise ofGreensburg sister-in-law Jo Ann Balsley of Somerset PA as well as many niecesnephews and extended family
He was preceded in death by his father Richard Lewis Balsley two brothers RichardScott and Rex Lewis brother-in-law Kenneth Grise grandparents Winfield Scott andMargaret Balsley and Dorance amp Esther Carson and mother-in-law Doris Ellen Crum
Visitation will be from 500 pm to 800 pm on Friday November 25 2016 at Randallamp Roberts Funeral Center 1685 Westfield Road in Noblesville Services will be heldat 1100 am on Saturday November 26 2016 at the funeral home with Pastor KentStookey officiating Graveside services will follow at 130 pm at Hopewell Cemetery3460 E 500 N in Frankfort Indiana
Memorial contributions may be made to Burnsville Christian Church 2891 S 900 EColumbus IN 47203 or Hopewell Cemetery Association co Lee Paris 2566 E CountyRoad 600 N Frankfort IN 46041
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Neva L Saylor
August 14 1926 - November 19 2016
Neva L Saylor 90 of Noblesville passed away on Saturday November 19 2016 atRiverview TCU in Noblesville She was born in Madison County IN on August 14 1926to Willard and Lucille (King) McDole
Neva had worked in housekeeping at Noblesville Nursing Home She was a memberof Lighthouse Fellowship Church of God in Noblesville where she enjoyed attendingworship and liked puzzles romance novels and game shows (especially Wheel of Fortune)
She is survived by her grandson Daniel (fianceacute Jessica Bradley) McClain twogreat-granddaughters Nina amp Skylar McClain
In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her husband Granville SmileySaylor six children and three siblings
Arrangements are being handled by Randall amp Roberts Funeral Homes in NoblesvilleCondolences wwwrandallrobertscom
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Sheridan Rotary and the Good Samaritan Network are cooperating to bring membersof the Sheridan community a FREE Thanksgiving dinner with all the trimmings The mealwill be served at the Sheridan Community Center at Community Park from 11 am to 2pm on Thanksgiving Day Nov 24
The meal is for anyone in our community While we encourage you sit down with uson site carry out meals are also available And if you cannot come to the CommunityCenter there will be limited delivery of meals to people who request them According toevent coordinator Steve Martin president of the Sheridan Rotary Club orders for homedelivery can be taken anytime Wednesday and up to 1130 am on Thanksgiving Day soplease call early to get your name on the list Or you may stop by the public library to addyour name to the delivery list
The Sheridan community and Sheridan Rotary Club want to extend a special thanksto the Good Samaritan Network located in Fishers for providing this meal to ourcommunity members And the Rotary Club would like to extend its thanks to all thevolunteers who are giving up a portion of their holiday to make this happen
So do not forget Thanksgiving Day Free meal 11 am to 2 pm Community Centerin Community Park We hope to see you there
Free Thanksgiving dinner at Sheridan Community Center
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Hamilton Countyrsquos Hometown Newspaper
News 5
The Indiana Department ofTransportation (INDOT) and Rieth-RileyConstruction announce the new US 31and State Road 28 interchange near Tiptonis now open to traffic on schedule justbefore the Thanksgiving holiday
Interchange ramps regulated byroundabouts provide full access to andfrom US 31 and State Road28 a newbridge carries State Road 28 traffic acrossUS 31 and US 31 is open to two free-flowing lanes in each direction
INDOT Commissioner BrandyeHendrickson contractor Rieth-RileyConstruction construction projectpersonnel Tipton Mayor Don Havenscounty commissioners representatives ofthe FCA US Tipton Transmission Plantand other members of the Tiptoncommunity celebrated the impendingopening of the new US 31and State Road interchange with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Monday
About the projectRieth-Riley closed State Road 28 and
reduced US 31 to one lane in eachdirection in July to build the $108 millioninterchange which has removed one moretraffic signal from US 31
ldquoCombined with the previouslycompleted US 31 Major Moves projectsin Hamilton County Kokomo and SouthBend more than 33 traffic signals havebeen removed from US 31 north ofIndianapolisrdquo INDOT CommissionerBrandye Hendrickson said ldquoThis projectexemplifies INDOTrsquos mission to increasesafety improve mobility and supporteconomic growth in Indianardquo
State Road 28 is now bridged over US31 with single-lane roundaboutsregulating State Road 28 and interchangeramp traffic The roundabouts are designedwith special consideration for agriculturalequipment and increased truck traffic nearthe FCA US Tipton Transmission plant
About roundaboutsINDOT is using roundabouts to replace
some traditional four-way traffic signals toreduce crashes traffic delays fuelconsumption air pollution and constructioncosts while improving safety increasingcapacity and enhancing intersection beauty
Roundabouts are becoming relativelycommon in Indiana with more than 256constructed through 2016 by both INDOTand cities and towns More than a dozenadditional roundabouts are currently beingplanned by INDOT
Still many drivers remain unfamiliarwith the rules of roundabouts INDOTurges all motorists to continuously stayeducated on new traffic laws driving safety
tips and types of infrastructure INDOTprovides these rules of roundabouts andoffers other helpful informationat httpwwwingovindot3249htm
Approach- Slow down and stay in your lane- Yield to vehicles already in the roundabout- Obey one-way signs at all times- Yield to pedestrians and bicycles if thereis a crosswalkEnter- Wait for traffic in the roundabout it hasthe right-of-way- When traffic clears merge to the right andcontinue to stay in your laneProceed- Continue through the roundabout untilyou reach your exit point- Avoid stopping in the roundaboutExit- Signal and exit to the right- Left turns are completed by circlingaround the center island and then makinga right turn to exit
New interchange open at US 31 and State Road 28 near Tipton
Artistic rendering courtesy INDOT
Sports6
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorThe Carmel girls basketball team
played its first game as the No 1-rankedin Class 4A Tuesday and the Greyhoundsdefinitely played like a No 1 team
Carmel beat Noblesville 72-45 at TheMill keeping its record perfect at 5-0 TheHounds used an incredible shootingperformance in the first half to take a50-16 halftime lead then held that sizableadvantage in the second half
The first half I thought we playedvery well on both ends of the floor saidCarmel coach Tod Windlan
The Greyhounds led 3-2 then took offon a 17-0 run that used up much of thefirst quarter Tomi Taiwo scored Carmelsfirst baskets both 3-pointers Fivedifferent Greyhounds got points in the firstperiod with Olivia Christy pouring in 10points including a pair of 3s
Carmel scored 15 unanswered pointsin the second quarter to jump ahead 47-13Amy Dilk scored nine points in that runincluding - what else - two more 3-pointers
Said it for a long time shes about asgood as they get as a point guard as ajunior said Windlan She sees the floorreally well so shes really hard to trap andpressure Her outside game has picked upa lot
The Millers now 4-3 for the seasonchipped away at the lead in the secondhalf at one point going on a 11-0 run ButCarmels huge first half was just too muchto overcome
Theyre really talented and theyobviously shot ridiculous in the first halfsaid Noblesville coach Donna Buckley Ilike that we came out and competed in thesecond half and just settled in and didthings a lot better
Dilk was one of four Greyhounds indouble figures with 23 points Christyscored 12 points while Taiwo added 11Jasmine McWilliams earned a double-
double with 10 points and 10 reboundsDilk and Taiwo both handed out fourassists while Smith and Taiwo eachblocked two shots
Emily Kiser had another double-double for the Millers with 21 points and13 rebounds Maddie Knight added eightpoints and Sam Salmon made two 3-pointers for six points Kiser also blockedfour shots
Carmel is back home on Friday to host4A No 7 Hamilton Southeastern in a 230pm game Noblesville will host AvonSaturday afternoon with a 130 pm tipoff
Carmel 72Noblesville 45
Carmel FG FT TP PFOlivia Christy 5-11 0-0 12 1Amy Dilk 7-12 6-10 23 1Blake Smith 1-3 0-0 2 2Tomi Taiwo 4-5 0-0 11 3Jasmine McWilliams 4-11 2-4 10 3Molly Gillig 1-4 0-1 3 1Mackenzie Wood 2-3 2-2 6 2Reagan Hune 2-9 1-2 5 2Sophie Bair 0-0 0-0 0 0Maddi Sears 0-3 0-0 0 0Macy Berglund 0-0 0-0 0 2Anna Kmec 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 26-61 11-19 72 17Carmel 3-point shooting (9-15) Dilk 3-5 Taiwo3-3 Christy 2-4 Gillig 1-1 Sears 0-2Carmel rebounds (36) McWilliams 10 Dilk 4Hune 4 Smith 3 Taiwo 3 Christy 2 Wood 2Bair 1 Sears 1 team 6Noblesville FG FT TP PFMallory Johnson 1-4 0-0 2 3Maddie Knight 3-4 2-3 8 0Brooke Herron 2-7 0-1 4 2Emily Kiser 5-14 11-15 21 4Sam Salmon 2-7 0-0 6 2Kailyn Mertens 0-2 0-0 0 1Madison Whetro 2-4 0-0 4 0Olivia Morales 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 15-42 13-19 45 13Noblesville 3-point shooting (2-12) Salmon 2-5Johnson 0-3 Whetro 0-1 Herron 0-1 Kiser 0-1Mertens 0-1Noblesville rebounds (31) Kiser 13 Johnson 3Knight 2 Whetro 2 Herron 2 Salmon 2Mertens 1 team 8Score by QuartersCarmel 25 25 13 9 - 72Noblesville 9 7 17 12 - 45
Hot-shooting lsquoHounds beat Millers
Reporter photos by Kent Graham
ABOVE Amy Dilk (left) scored 23 points for Carmel in its Tuesday win overNoblesville At right is the Millersrsquo Mallory JohnsonBELOW Carmelrsquos Molly Gillig (left) is guarded by Noblesvillersquos Brooke Herron
Guerin Catholic picked up its first winof the season beating Brebeuf Jesuit 48-29in a Circle City Conference game
The Braves led 12-10 after the firstquarter but the Golden Eagles came back tolead 23-19 at halftime Guerin then put thegame away in the third period outscoringBrebeuf 20-4 in that quarter
Sydney Geis had a huge shootingperformance going 8-of-9 for 21 pointsGeis drained five 3-pointers DanielleMason grabbed eight rebounds with Geisgetting five Grace Demas made six steals
The Golden Eagles will travel toRobinson Ill on Friday for that schoolstournament The only Indiana school in theevent Guerin Catholic plays Marshall atnoon and host Robinson at 9 pm then playtwo more games Friday
Guerin Catholic 48Brebeuf Jesuit 29
Guerin FG FT TP PFDanielle Mason 2-6 4-7 8 2Erin Fuller 1-3 0-0 2 1Sydney Geis 8-9 0-0 21 3Carly Hammons 1-6 0-0 2 3Maggie Stordy 1-3 0-0 2 4Grace Demas 4-7 1-4 9 0Grace Hackett 1-3 0-0 2 0Kate Anderson 0-3 2-2 2 1Maura Murphy 0-1 0-0 0 2Sarah Eberhart 0-0 0-0 0 1Totals 18-41 7-13 48 17Score by QuartersGuerin 10 13 20 5 - 48Brebeuf 12 7 4 6 - 29Guerin Catholic 3-point shooting (5-15) Geis 5-6Mason 0-3 Hammons 0-2 Demas 0-2 Hackett0-1 Murphy 0-1Guerin Catholic rebounds (31) Mason 8 Geis 5Demas 5 Hammons 3 Stordy 3 Hackett 3Anderson 3 Fuller 1
Golden Eagles pick upfirst win of the season
Reporter photo by Kirk Green
Guerin Catholicrsquos Danielle Munson scored eight points and grabbed eight reboundsfor the Golden Eagles in their Tuesday win over Brebeuf Jesuit
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Hometown Newspaper
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Tied at halftime Westfield poweredthrough the fourth quarter to pick up a 53-45win over Western Boone Tuesday night atThe Rock
The Shamrocks and the Stars wereknotted at 17-17 at the break Westfieldgained the lead in the third quarter whichended with the Rocks ahead 26-22Westfield then poured in 27 points in thefourth period to get the victory
Ryann Bunting led the Shamrocks with12 points while Morgan Clary added 11Annabelle OHair pulled 12 rebounds withClary grabbing seven and Zoe Pentecostgetting six Clary and Jade Shipley eachdished out four assists
Westfield now 2-3 travels toGreenwood Saturday for a 130 pm game
Westfield 53Western Boone 45
Westfield FG FT TP PFMorgan Clary 3-11 5-10 11 4Jade Shipley 2-6 3-4 8 2Annabelle OHair 0-3 1-2 1 3Zoe Pentecost 1-3 1-2 3 2
Ryann Bunting 4-9 1-2 12 3Sophia Kreag 2-6 2-4 7 0Emily Katter 3-4 0-0 7 2Megan Rops 2-5 0-0 4 1Hannah Fife 0-0 0-0 0 0Karley Wininger 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 17-47 13-24 53 17Score by QuartersWeBo 5 12 5 23 - 45Westfield 7 10 9 27 - 53Westfield 3-point shooting (6-16) Bunting 3-6Kreag 1-3 Katter 1-2 Shipley 1-1 Rops 0-2Clary 0-2Westfield rebounds (40) OHair 12 Clary 7Pentecost 6 Katter 4 Shipley 3 Rops 2 Kreag2 Bunting 1 team 3
Hamilton Southeastern ranked seventhin Class 4A opened its Hoosier CrossroadsConference season with a home victoryover Brownsburg by the score of 64-41
The Royals led 29-23 at halftime withSydney Parrish taking a charge in the firstquarter and Malea Jackson making fourconsecutive baskets in the second periodSoutheastern opened the third quarter witha 3-pointer by Bre Lloyd and that set thetone for the second half where the Royalsoutscored the Bulldogs 35-18
Tayah Irvin led HSE with 14 pointswhile Jackson scored 12 Parrish andAmaya Hamilton both grabbed sixrebounds Lloyd handed out four assistswhile Jackson and Hamilton both madefour steals
The Royals improved to 7-1 and travelto 4A No 1-ranked Carmel on Friday fora 230 pm game
Southeastern 64Brownsburg 41
Southeastern FG FT TP PFMalea Jackson 4-8 4-4 12 2Sydney Parrish 3-9 1-2 8 1Tayah Irvin 6-9 0-0 14 2Amaya Hamilton 1-5 2-4 4 1Bre Lloyd 2-8 3-4 8 3
Fishers lost a Hoosier CrossroadsConference game to Zionsville 65-44 atthe Eagles gym Tuesday
Zionsville jumped out to a 15-4 first-quarter lead then held a 33-13 advantageat halftime Toni Grace led the Tigers with14 points while Kenedi London added 11Audrey Turner pulled eight rebounds
Fishers is now 4-4 and hosts NewCastle Saturday evening
Zionsville 65Fishers 44
Fishers FG FT TP PFLauren Emmerson 0-0 0-0 0 1Toni Grace 5-11 4-4 14 3Amanda Surber 0-3 0-0 0 1Skylar Fulton 1-5 6-6 9 2Alexandra Bankovich 0-6 0-0 0 3Kenedi London 4-7 2-4 11 1Lydia Stullken 2-2 0-0 4 1Casey Walker 0-1 0-0 0 0
Audrey Turner 3-7 0-0 6 1Totals 15-42 12-14 44 13Score by QuartersFishers 4 9 11 20 - 44Zionsville 15 18 16 16 - 65Fishers 3-point shooting (2-13) Fulton 1-4London 1-1 Grace 0-3 Surber 0-3 Bankovich0-2Fishers rebounds (23) Turner 8 Grace 4Bankovich 4 Stullken 3 Surber 2 Fulton 2
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Bunting Clary
Grace Turner
Irvin Parrish
Big fourth quartersends lsquoRocks past WeBo
Tigers drop HCCgame to Zionsville
No 7 Royals pick upwin in HCC opener
Sheridan which is receiving votes in thisweeks Class 2A poll hosted 4A Kokomoon Tuesday and fell 61-55
The Wildkats led 40-25 at halftime butthe Blackhawks came back in the secondhalf outscoring Kokomo 15-8 in the thirdquarter
Audrey Reed scored 20 points forSheridan with Brittany Welch adding 16points Welch also had nine rebounds andthree blocked shots while Reed pulledseven rebounds
The Hawks are now 3-1 and hostFrankfort next Wednesday Nov 30
Kokomo 61Sheridan 55
Sheridan FG FT TP PFJillian OFlaherty 3-4 4-6 12 3Nixon Williams 0-2 3-4 3 3Izzy Mangin 1-2 0-0 2 3Lilli Barker 0-0 0-0 0 1
Heather Barker 1-4 0-0 2 2Audrey Reed 7-20 6-10 20 3Brittany Welch 6-15 2-3 16 3Totals 18-47 15-23 55 18Score by QuartersSheridan 17 8 15 15 - 55Kokomo 25 15 8 13 - 61Sheridan 3-point shooting (4-13) Welch 2-8OFlaherty 2-2 Reed 0-2 Williams 0-1Sheridan rebounds (27) Welch 9 Reed 7 HBarker 4 Williams 3 OFlaherty 2 Mangin 1team 1
Reed Welch
lsquoHawks battle 4AKokomo before falling
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Sports 9
The University Trailblazers rode a hot shooting first halfto post a season opening 74-31 win over Shortridge
University had four players indouble figures with David Howard(18 points) and Ethan Sickels (15points) leading the scoring ZackHodgin and Josh Alford added 11each
We did a good job stayingfocused and taking care of businesssaid University coach BrandonLafferman We were able to getplaying time for all of our players
University led 5-4 midwaythrough the first period before rippingoff a 19-2 run over the last four
minutes of the quarter A pair of Sickels three pointersignited the run before Zack Hodgin added seven points inthe last 90 seconds of the quarter including an old fashionedthree point play with 02 seconds left that gave Universitya 24-6 lead after one
A 14-4 run to open the second quarter ended any doubtas the Blazers took a 30 point lead at the half (45-15) and
cruised through the second halfUniversity made 15 of 24 field
goals in the first half including 7 of10 three pointers Sickels made hisfirst career start a memorable onemaking 4 of 5 three pointers in thefirst half University shot 62 percentfor the game making 26 of 44attempts
The Blazers shared the ballrecording assists on 17 of their 26field goals Emerson Halbleib andHodgin had five assists each University won the rebounding battle
31-15 with Halbleib pulling down nine caroms and Howardgrabbing seven
University ranked sixth in the first AP Class 1A pollwill open their home schedule Wednesday night againstPark Tudor the top ranked team in 3A
University 74Shortridge 31
University FG FT TP PFDavid Howard 6-9 2-2 18 0Ethan Sickels 5-8 1-1 15 0Josh Alford 4-5 3-5 11 0Zach Hodgin 5-6 1-2 11 1Ben Glazier 1-5 6-6 8 1Marcus McTyer 2-4 0-0 4 1Tyler Wott 1-1 1-2 3 0Jonathan Turner 1-4 0-0 2 2Emerson Halbleib 1-2 0-2 2 2Caden Edwards 0-0 0-0 0 3Totals 26-44 14-20 74 10Score by QuartersUniversity 24 21 16 13 - 74Shortridge 6 9 8 8 - 31University 3-point shooting (8-15) Howard 4-6 Sickels 4-5Glazier 0-2 McTyer 0-1 Turner 0-1University rebounds (31) Halbleib 9 Howard 7 Alford 5 McTyer3 Glazier 1 Hodgin 1 Edwards 1 team 4
Howard Hodgin
lsquoBlazers rout Shortridge 74-31
Hamilton Southeastern opened its 2016-17 season Tuesday with a huge road win atMuncie Central 97-61
The Royals led 45-37 at halftime andthen cranked it up in the third quarteroutscoring the Bearcats 28-17 Southeasternthen ran through the fourth period 24-7
The Royals forced Muncie Central into22 turnovers and shot 643 percent from thefield for the game
HSE had five players score nine or morepoints and was lead by senior Zach Gunns25 points and 12 rebounds Austin Holzumand Chaz Birchfield also combined to dishout nine assists with no turnovers againstMuncie Centrals pressure
Southeastern hosts Avon on Dec 2 in aHoosier Crossroads Conference game
Southeastern 97Muncie Central 61
Southeastern FG FT TP PFJack Davidson 5-8 5-5 16 2Austin Holzum 2-3 0-0 4 3Aaron Etherington 3-6 4-4 12 2Connor Rotterman 4-8 0-1 9 4Zach Gunn 11-15 0-1 25 0Jerron Bond 4-6 0-0 9 3Chaz Birchfield 1-1 0-0 2 2
Aaron Shank 1-2 2-2 4 0Jack Habegger 1-3 1-2 4 0Noah Smith 2-2 0-0 4 1Zach Mutchner 0-0 0-0 0 0Nick Bowman 2-2 0-0 4 1Mabor Majak 0-0 4-4 4 0Totals 36-56 16-19 97 18Score by QuartersSoutheastern 25 20 28 24 - 97Muncie 18 19 17 7 -61Southeastern 3-point shooting (9-19) Gunn 3-5Etherington 2-3 Davidson 1-3 Rotterman 1-3Habegger 1-2 Bond 1-1 Holzum 0-1 Shank0-1Southeastern rebounds (30) Gunn 12 Shank 4Holzum 3 Davidson 2 Birchfield 2 Etherington2 Habegger 1 Smith 1 Mutchner 1 team 2
Royals overwhelm Bearcats
Gunn Holzum
Carmel opened its season with a 66-50win over Zionsville Tuesday at the EricClark Activity Center
The Greyhounds ranked No 7 in thefirst coaches poll of the season trailed theEagles 15-10 after the first quarter and23-20 at halftime but cruised through thesecond half by outscoring Zionsville 46-27
Sterling Brown led Carmel with 26points draining five 3-pointers while PJBaron scored 13 and pulled sevenrebounds John Michael Mulloy grabbedsix rebounds Brown dished out fiveassists while Cole Jenkins and Baron bothhanded out four Brown also made foursteals
The Greyhounds are off until Dec 2when they host Lawrence Central in aMetropolitan Conference game
Carmel 66Zionsville 50
Carmel FG FT TP PFSterling Brown 7-14 7-10 26 1PJ Baron 5-7 3-6 13 3John Michael Mulloy 1-2 6-6 8 5Alex Falender 3-4 1-1 7 3Jalen Whack 2-3 0-0 5 2Cole Jenkins 1-3 0-0 2 0Luke Heady 0-2 2-2 2 2Eddie Gill 0-1 1-2 1 2Alex Jackson 0-0 0-0 0 0Andrew Owens 0-0 0-0 0 0Mike Pitz 1-1 0-0 2 0Britt Beery 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 20-37 20-27 66 18Score by QuartersCarmel 10 10 17 29 - 66Zionsville 15 8 6 21 - 50Carmel 3-point shooting (6-16) Brown 5-9Whack 1-1 Jenkins 0-2 Heady 0-2 Gill 0-1Falender 0-1Carmel rebounds (25) Baron 7 Mulloy 6Jenkins 4 Brown 4 Whack 3 Falender 1
lsquoHounds come back beat Eagles
Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBToronto 8 6 571 -Boston 8 6 571New York 7 7 500 10Brooklyn 4 9 308 35Philadelphia 4 10 286 40Southeast W L PCT GBAtlanta 9 5 643 -Charlotte 8 5 615 05Orlando 6 8 429 30Washington 4 9 308 45Miami 4 9 308 45Central W L PCT GBCleveland 10 2 833 -Chicago 9 6 600 25Indiana 7 8 467 45Milwaukee 6 7 462 45Detroit 6 9 400 55
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBOklahoma City 8 7 533 -Portland 8 8 500 05Utah 7 8 467 10Denver 6 8 429 15Minnesota 4 9 308 30Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 11 3 786 -Houston 9 5 643 20Memphis 9 5 643 20New Orleans 5 10 333 65Dallas 2 11 154 85Pacific W L PCT GBLA Clippers 13 2 867 -Golden State 12 2 857 05LA Lakers 8 7 533 50Sacramento 5 9 357 75Phoenix 4 11 267 80
NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos scores
New York 107 Portland 103New Orleans 112 Atlanta 94
Denver 110 Chicago 107LA Lakers 111 Oklahoma City 109
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Hamilton Southeastern swept a swimmeet with Noblesville Tuesday in theseason-opening contest for both teams
In the girls meet the Royals won all 11swimming events on their way to a 146-40victory Individual winners were HannahTaylor Hannah Pugh Emily BarnesKayleigh Witt Abby Harter MadisonKertin and all three relays NoblesvillesDayana Popa won the diving event
Southeastern won the boys meet 96-90Blake Ratliff Nathan Barr ConnorHarrison Zack Teffeteller and the medleyrelay were all Royal winners Noblesvillesvictories came from Jack Wolfred EvanDiamente Aaron Helms the 200 freestylerelay and the 400 freestyle relay
GIRLS MEETTeam score Southeastern 146 Noblesville 40200 medley relay 1 Southeastern A (Abby HarterMadison Kertin Hannah Pugh Emily Barnes) 149672 Southeastern B (Audrey Rose Lo Victoria VicoryAbby Taylor Katie Mueller) 15754 3 Noblesville A(Kyra Smythe Rachel Tat Alexa Akers RebeccaRichardson) 15998200 freestyle 1 Hannah Taylor HSE 15852 2Kayleigh Witt HSE 20382 3 Hannah Ballard HSE20480 4 Gillian Cripe N 20488 5 Brooke HaflichN 21146200 individual medley 1 Pugh HSE 21665 2Harter HSE 21743 3 Caroline Cross HSE 222444 Brianna McBride N 22615 5 Akers N 2274650 freestyle 1 Barnes HSE 2474 2 Sydney KnurekHSE 2505 3 Bri Saple HSE 2598 4 Jordan WolfredN 2766 5 Richardson N 2773Diving 1 Dayana Popa N 22600 2 Halli Siwik HSE20505 3 Sarah Ballard HSE 19670 4 Hannah VanTassel HSE 17355 5 Olivia Lykins N 8275100 butterfly 1 Pugh HSE 10038 2 Akers N10206 3 Kertin HSE 10212 4 Saple HSE 104235 Ava Wettrick N 10677100 freestyle 1 Barnes HSE 5507 2 H Taylor HSE5551 3 Knurek HSE 5608 4 Cripe N 5719 5Wolfred N 10091500 freestyle 1 Witt HSE 52975 2 Sydney MillerHSE 53395 3 Tina Berger N 54456 4 LaurenPassios HSE 54467 5 Haflich N 55746200 freestyle relay 1 Southeastern A (H TaylorBarnes Knurek Saple) 14120 2 Southeastern B(Witt Meghan Cleckner Camille Joesten A Taylor)14703 3 Southeastern C (Sophia Kegley KertinPassios Miller) 14802100 backstroke 1 Harter HSE 10012 2 Lo HSE10348 3 H Ballard HSE 10389 4 McBride N10626 5 Smythe N 10711100 breaststroke 1 Kertin HSE 10866 2 VicoryHSE 11170 3 Ellie Pedersen HSE 11189 4 TatN 11514 5 Josie Griffin N 11800
400 freestyle relay 1 Southeastern A (H BallardKnurek Taylor Saple) 34523 2 Southeastern B(Witt Cleckner Harter Taylor) 35736 3 NoblesvilleA (Cripe Wolfred Haflich McBride) 40239BOYS MEETTeam score Southeastern 96 Noblesville 90200 medley relay 1 Southeastern A (Blake RatliffNick Barr Connor Harrison DJ Rogers) 14281 2Noblesville A (Nick Beeson Sam Bleisch EvanDiamente Isaac Johnston) 14499 3 Southeastern B(Ethan Forbes John Kirby Ethan Christopher EvanSellers) 14640200 freestyle relay 1 Jack Wolfred N 15028 2 ZackTeffeteller HSE 15051 3 Cameron Kramer N15164 4 Aaron Helms N 15319 5 Forbes HSE15673
200 individual medley 1 B Ratliff HSE 20479 2Harrison HSE 20990 3 Beeson N 21227 4 JakobJanson N 21285 5 Isaac Stephan N 2152250 freestyle 1 Diamente N 2296 2 Johnston N2302 3 Nathan Brown HSE 2333 4 Lawson CrumN 2419 5 Sellers HSE 2439Diving 1 Nathan Barr HSE 18500 2 GarrettGarwood HSE 17650 3 Jared Newman N 159254 Aidan Leib N 10070 5 Ryan Plummer N 7600100 butterfly 1 Harrison HSE 5504 2 Diamente N5527 3 Janson N 5700 4 Christopher HSE 58305 Ryan Cockman HSE 10016100 freestyle 1 Teffeteller HSE 5015 2 Wolfred N5059 3 Johnston N 5161 4 Brown HSE 5218 5Sellers HSE 5323500 freestyle 1 Helms N 50277 2 Kramer N50526 3 Andrew Ratliff HSE 52491 4 ChristopherHSE 52602 5 Seth Koszyk N 53957
200 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A (JohnstonDiamente Crum Wolfred) 13259 2 Southeastern A(Harrison Teffeteller Barr Brown) 13359 3Noblesville B (Daniel Isaacs Stephan Helms Kramer)13627100 backstroke 1 B Ratliff HSE 5578 2 ForbesHSE 5806 3 Hadi Elgaali HSE 10012 4 BeesonN 10032 5 Chandler Parrish N 10338100 breaststroke 1 Barr HSE 10451 2 Bleisch N10558 3 John Kirby HSE 10612 4 Andrew TruxallHSE 10759 5 Ben Griffin N 10760400 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A (Janson KramerHelms Wolfred) 32238 2 Southeastern A (TefetellerSellers B Ratliff Brown) 32409 Southeastern B(Forbes A Ratliff Marcus Eden Christopher) 33600
Royals sweep Millers in both teamsrsquo openers
Photos by Bret Richardson
Hamilton Southeastern senior Caroline Cross swam the 200 individual medley in Tuesdays meet at Noblesville Cross hascommitted to swim for Bellarmine University in the fall of 2017
Noblesville sophomore standout Jack Wolfred outtouched HSEs Zack Teffeteller to win the 200 free Wolfred was also a member of the winning 200 and 400 freerelays
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Sheridan Rotary and the Good Samaritan Network are cooperating to bring membersof the Sheridan community a FREE Thanksgiving dinner with all the trimmings The mealwill be served at the Sheridan Community Center at Community Park from 11 am to 2pm on Thanksgiving Day Nov 24
The meal is for anyone in our community While we encourage you sit down with uson site carry out meals are also available And if you cannot come to the CommunityCenter there will be limited delivery of meals to people who request them According toevent coordinator Steve Martin president of the Sheridan Rotary Club orders for homedelivery can be taken anytime Wednesday and up to 1130 am on Thanksgiving Day soplease call early to get your name on the list Or you may stop by the public library to addyour name to the delivery list
The Sheridan community and Sheridan Rotary Club want to extend a special thanksto the Good Samaritan Network located in Fishers for providing this meal to ourcommunity members And the Rotary Club would like to extend its thanks to all thevolunteers who are giving up a portion of their holiday to make this happen
So do not forget Thanksgiving Day Free meal 11 am to 2 pm Community Centerin Community Park We hope to see you there
Free Thanksgiving dinner at Sheridan Community Center
Hamilton County Reporter
Hamilton Countyrsquos Hometown Newspaper
News 5
The Indiana Department ofTransportation (INDOT) and Rieth-RileyConstruction announce the new US 31and State Road 28 interchange near Tiptonis now open to traffic on schedule justbefore the Thanksgiving holiday
Interchange ramps regulated byroundabouts provide full access to andfrom US 31 and State Road28 a newbridge carries State Road 28 traffic acrossUS 31 and US 31 is open to two free-flowing lanes in each direction
INDOT Commissioner BrandyeHendrickson contractor Rieth-RileyConstruction construction projectpersonnel Tipton Mayor Don Havenscounty commissioners representatives ofthe FCA US Tipton Transmission Plantand other members of the Tiptoncommunity celebrated the impendingopening of the new US 31and State Road interchange with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Monday
About the projectRieth-Riley closed State Road 28 and
reduced US 31 to one lane in eachdirection in July to build the $108 millioninterchange which has removed one moretraffic signal from US 31
ldquoCombined with the previouslycompleted US 31 Major Moves projectsin Hamilton County Kokomo and SouthBend more than 33 traffic signals havebeen removed from US 31 north ofIndianapolisrdquo INDOT CommissionerBrandye Hendrickson said ldquoThis projectexemplifies INDOTrsquos mission to increasesafety improve mobility and supporteconomic growth in Indianardquo
State Road 28 is now bridged over US31 with single-lane roundaboutsregulating State Road 28 and interchangeramp traffic The roundabouts are designedwith special consideration for agriculturalequipment and increased truck traffic nearthe FCA US Tipton Transmission plant
About roundaboutsINDOT is using roundabouts to replace
some traditional four-way traffic signals toreduce crashes traffic delays fuelconsumption air pollution and constructioncosts while improving safety increasingcapacity and enhancing intersection beauty
Roundabouts are becoming relativelycommon in Indiana with more than 256constructed through 2016 by both INDOTand cities and towns More than a dozenadditional roundabouts are currently beingplanned by INDOT
Still many drivers remain unfamiliarwith the rules of roundabouts INDOTurges all motorists to continuously stayeducated on new traffic laws driving safety
tips and types of infrastructure INDOTprovides these rules of roundabouts andoffers other helpful informationat httpwwwingovindot3249htm
Approach- Slow down and stay in your lane- Yield to vehicles already in the roundabout- Obey one-way signs at all times- Yield to pedestrians and bicycles if thereis a crosswalkEnter- Wait for traffic in the roundabout it hasthe right-of-way- When traffic clears merge to the right andcontinue to stay in your laneProceed- Continue through the roundabout untilyou reach your exit point- Avoid stopping in the roundaboutExit- Signal and exit to the right- Left turns are completed by circlingaround the center island and then makinga right turn to exit
New interchange open at US 31 and State Road 28 near Tipton
Artistic rendering courtesy INDOT
Sports6
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorThe Carmel girls basketball team
played its first game as the No 1-rankedin Class 4A Tuesday and the Greyhoundsdefinitely played like a No 1 team
Carmel beat Noblesville 72-45 at TheMill keeping its record perfect at 5-0 TheHounds used an incredible shootingperformance in the first half to take a50-16 halftime lead then held that sizableadvantage in the second half
The first half I thought we playedvery well on both ends of the floor saidCarmel coach Tod Windlan
The Greyhounds led 3-2 then took offon a 17-0 run that used up much of thefirst quarter Tomi Taiwo scored Carmelsfirst baskets both 3-pointers Fivedifferent Greyhounds got points in the firstperiod with Olivia Christy pouring in 10points including a pair of 3s
Carmel scored 15 unanswered pointsin the second quarter to jump ahead 47-13Amy Dilk scored nine points in that runincluding - what else - two more 3-pointers
Said it for a long time shes about asgood as they get as a point guard as ajunior said Windlan She sees the floorreally well so shes really hard to trap andpressure Her outside game has picked upa lot
The Millers now 4-3 for the seasonchipped away at the lead in the secondhalf at one point going on a 11-0 run ButCarmels huge first half was just too muchto overcome
Theyre really talented and theyobviously shot ridiculous in the first halfsaid Noblesville coach Donna Buckley Ilike that we came out and competed in thesecond half and just settled in and didthings a lot better
Dilk was one of four Greyhounds indouble figures with 23 points Christyscored 12 points while Taiwo added 11Jasmine McWilliams earned a double-
double with 10 points and 10 reboundsDilk and Taiwo both handed out fourassists while Smith and Taiwo eachblocked two shots
Emily Kiser had another double-double for the Millers with 21 points and13 rebounds Maddie Knight added eightpoints and Sam Salmon made two 3-pointers for six points Kiser also blockedfour shots
Carmel is back home on Friday to host4A No 7 Hamilton Southeastern in a 230pm game Noblesville will host AvonSaturday afternoon with a 130 pm tipoff
Carmel 72Noblesville 45
Carmel FG FT TP PFOlivia Christy 5-11 0-0 12 1Amy Dilk 7-12 6-10 23 1Blake Smith 1-3 0-0 2 2Tomi Taiwo 4-5 0-0 11 3Jasmine McWilliams 4-11 2-4 10 3Molly Gillig 1-4 0-1 3 1Mackenzie Wood 2-3 2-2 6 2Reagan Hune 2-9 1-2 5 2Sophie Bair 0-0 0-0 0 0Maddi Sears 0-3 0-0 0 0Macy Berglund 0-0 0-0 0 2Anna Kmec 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 26-61 11-19 72 17Carmel 3-point shooting (9-15) Dilk 3-5 Taiwo3-3 Christy 2-4 Gillig 1-1 Sears 0-2Carmel rebounds (36) McWilliams 10 Dilk 4Hune 4 Smith 3 Taiwo 3 Christy 2 Wood 2Bair 1 Sears 1 team 6Noblesville FG FT TP PFMallory Johnson 1-4 0-0 2 3Maddie Knight 3-4 2-3 8 0Brooke Herron 2-7 0-1 4 2Emily Kiser 5-14 11-15 21 4Sam Salmon 2-7 0-0 6 2Kailyn Mertens 0-2 0-0 0 1Madison Whetro 2-4 0-0 4 0Olivia Morales 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 15-42 13-19 45 13Noblesville 3-point shooting (2-12) Salmon 2-5Johnson 0-3 Whetro 0-1 Herron 0-1 Kiser 0-1Mertens 0-1Noblesville rebounds (31) Kiser 13 Johnson 3Knight 2 Whetro 2 Herron 2 Salmon 2Mertens 1 team 8Score by QuartersCarmel 25 25 13 9 - 72Noblesville 9 7 17 12 - 45
Hot-shooting lsquoHounds beat Millers
Reporter photos by Kent Graham
ABOVE Amy Dilk (left) scored 23 points for Carmel in its Tuesday win overNoblesville At right is the Millersrsquo Mallory JohnsonBELOW Carmelrsquos Molly Gillig (left) is guarded by Noblesvillersquos Brooke Herron
Guerin Catholic picked up its first winof the season beating Brebeuf Jesuit 48-29in a Circle City Conference game
The Braves led 12-10 after the firstquarter but the Golden Eagles came back tolead 23-19 at halftime Guerin then put thegame away in the third period outscoringBrebeuf 20-4 in that quarter
Sydney Geis had a huge shootingperformance going 8-of-9 for 21 pointsGeis drained five 3-pointers DanielleMason grabbed eight rebounds with Geisgetting five Grace Demas made six steals
The Golden Eagles will travel toRobinson Ill on Friday for that schoolstournament The only Indiana school in theevent Guerin Catholic plays Marshall atnoon and host Robinson at 9 pm then playtwo more games Friday
Guerin Catholic 48Brebeuf Jesuit 29
Guerin FG FT TP PFDanielle Mason 2-6 4-7 8 2Erin Fuller 1-3 0-0 2 1Sydney Geis 8-9 0-0 21 3Carly Hammons 1-6 0-0 2 3Maggie Stordy 1-3 0-0 2 4Grace Demas 4-7 1-4 9 0Grace Hackett 1-3 0-0 2 0Kate Anderson 0-3 2-2 2 1Maura Murphy 0-1 0-0 0 2Sarah Eberhart 0-0 0-0 0 1Totals 18-41 7-13 48 17Score by QuartersGuerin 10 13 20 5 - 48Brebeuf 12 7 4 6 - 29Guerin Catholic 3-point shooting (5-15) Geis 5-6Mason 0-3 Hammons 0-2 Demas 0-2 Hackett0-1 Murphy 0-1Guerin Catholic rebounds (31) Mason 8 Geis 5Demas 5 Hammons 3 Stordy 3 Hackett 3Anderson 3 Fuller 1
Golden Eagles pick upfirst win of the season
Reporter photo by Kirk Green
Guerin Catholicrsquos Danielle Munson scored eight points and grabbed eight reboundsfor the Golden Eagles in their Tuesday win over Brebeuf Jesuit
Hamilton County ReporterHamilton Countyrsquos
Hometown Newspaper
7Sports
Tied at halftime Westfield poweredthrough the fourth quarter to pick up a 53-45win over Western Boone Tuesday night atThe Rock
The Shamrocks and the Stars wereknotted at 17-17 at the break Westfieldgained the lead in the third quarter whichended with the Rocks ahead 26-22Westfield then poured in 27 points in thefourth period to get the victory
Ryann Bunting led the Shamrocks with12 points while Morgan Clary added 11Annabelle OHair pulled 12 rebounds withClary grabbing seven and Zoe Pentecostgetting six Clary and Jade Shipley eachdished out four assists
Westfield now 2-3 travels toGreenwood Saturday for a 130 pm game
Westfield 53Western Boone 45
Westfield FG FT TP PFMorgan Clary 3-11 5-10 11 4Jade Shipley 2-6 3-4 8 2Annabelle OHair 0-3 1-2 1 3Zoe Pentecost 1-3 1-2 3 2
Ryann Bunting 4-9 1-2 12 3Sophia Kreag 2-6 2-4 7 0Emily Katter 3-4 0-0 7 2Megan Rops 2-5 0-0 4 1Hannah Fife 0-0 0-0 0 0Karley Wininger 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 17-47 13-24 53 17Score by QuartersWeBo 5 12 5 23 - 45Westfield 7 10 9 27 - 53Westfield 3-point shooting (6-16) Bunting 3-6Kreag 1-3 Katter 1-2 Shipley 1-1 Rops 0-2Clary 0-2Westfield rebounds (40) OHair 12 Clary 7Pentecost 6 Katter 4 Shipley 3 Rops 2 Kreag2 Bunting 1 team 3
Hamilton Southeastern ranked seventhin Class 4A opened its Hoosier CrossroadsConference season with a home victoryover Brownsburg by the score of 64-41
The Royals led 29-23 at halftime withSydney Parrish taking a charge in the firstquarter and Malea Jackson making fourconsecutive baskets in the second periodSoutheastern opened the third quarter witha 3-pointer by Bre Lloyd and that set thetone for the second half where the Royalsoutscored the Bulldogs 35-18
Tayah Irvin led HSE with 14 pointswhile Jackson scored 12 Parrish andAmaya Hamilton both grabbed sixrebounds Lloyd handed out four assistswhile Jackson and Hamilton both madefour steals
The Royals improved to 7-1 and travelto 4A No 1-ranked Carmel on Friday fora 230 pm game
Southeastern 64Brownsburg 41
Southeastern FG FT TP PFMalea Jackson 4-8 4-4 12 2Sydney Parrish 3-9 1-2 8 1Tayah Irvin 6-9 0-0 14 2Amaya Hamilton 1-5 2-4 4 1Bre Lloyd 2-8 3-4 8 3
Fishers lost a Hoosier CrossroadsConference game to Zionsville 65-44 atthe Eagles gym Tuesday
Zionsville jumped out to a 15-4 first-quarter lead then held a 33-13 advantageat halftime Toni Grace led the Tigers with14 points while Kenedi London added 11Audrey Turner pulled eight rebounds
Fishers is now 4-4 and hosts NewCastle Saturday evening
Zionsville 65Fishers 44
Fishers FG FT TP PFLauren Emmerson 0-0 0-0 0 1Toni Grace 5-11 4-4 14 3Amanda Surber 0-3 0-0 0 1Skylar Fulton 1-5 6-6 9 2Alexandra Bankovich 0-6 0-0 0 3Kenedi London 4-7 2-4 11 1Lydia Stullken 2-2 0-0 4 1Casey Walker 0-1 0-0 0 0
Audrey Turner 3-7 0-0 6 1Totals 15-42 12-14 44 13Score by QuartersFishers 4 9 11 20 - 44Zionsville 15 18 16 16 - 65Fishers 3-point shooting (2-13) Fulton 1-4London 1-1 Grace 0-3 Surber 0-3 Bankovich0-2Fishers rebounds (23) Turner 8 Grace 4Bankovich 4 Stullken 3 Surber 2 Fulton 2
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Bunting Clary
Grace Turner
Irvin Parrish
Big fourth quartersends lsquoRocks past WeBo
Tigers drop HCCgame to Zionsville
No 7 Royals pick upwin in HCC opener
Sheridan which is receiving votes in thisweeks Class 2A poll hosted 4A Kokomoon Tuesday and fell 61-55
The Wildkats led 40-25 at halftime butthe Blackhawks came back in the secondhalf outscoring Kokomo 15-8 in the thirdquarter
Audrey Reed scored 20 points forSheridan with Brittany Welch adding 16points Welch also had nine rebounds andthree blocked shots while Reed pulledseven rebounds
The Hawks are now 3-1 and hostFrankfort next Wednesday Nov 30
Kokomo 61Sheridan 55
Sheridan FG FT TP PFJillian OFlaherty 3-4 4-6 12 3Nixon Williams 0-2 3-4 3 3Izzy Mangin 1-2 0-0 2 3Lilli Barker 0-0 0-0 0 1
Heather Barker 1-4 0-0 2 2Audrey Reed 7-20 6-10 20 3Brittany Welch 6-15 2-3 16 3Totals 18-47 15-23 55 18Score by QuartersSheridan 17 8 15 15 - 55Kokomo 25 15 8 13 - 61Sheridan 3-point shooting (4-13) Welch 2-8OFlaherty 2-2 Reed 0-2 Williams 0-1Sheridan rebounds (27) Welch 9 Reed 7 HBarker 4 Williams 3 OFlaherty 2 Mangin 1team 1
Reed Welch
lsquoHawks battle 4AKokomo before falling
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Sports 9
The University Trailblazers rode a hot shooting first halfto post a season opening 74-31 win over Shortridge
University had four players indouble figures with David Howard(18 points) and Ethan Sickels (15points) leading the scoring ZackHodgin and Josh Alford added 11each
We did a good job stayingfocused and taking care of businesssaid University coach BrandonLafferman We were able to getplaying time for all of our players
University led 5-4 midwaythrough the first period before rippingoff a 19-2 run over the last four
minutes of the quarter A pair of Sickels three pointersignited the run before Zack Hodgin added seven points inthe last 90 seconds of the quarter including an old fashionedthree point play with 02 seconds left that gave Universitya 24-6 lead after one
A 14-4 run to open the second quarter ended any doubtas the Blazers took a 30 point lead at the half (45-15) and
cruised through the second halfUniversity made 15 of 24 field
goals in the first half including 7 of10 three pointers Sickels made hisfirst career start a memorable onemaking 4 of 5 three pointers in thefirst half University shot 62 percentfor the game making 26 of 44attempts
The Blazers shared the ballrecording assists on 17 of their 26field goals Emerson Halbleib andHodgin had five assists each University won the rebounding battle
31-15 with Halbleib pulling down nine caroms and Howardgrabbing seven
University ranked sixth in the first AP Class 1A pollwill open their home schedule Wednesday night againstPark Tudor the top ranked team in 3A
University 74Shortridge 31
University FG FT TP PFDavid Howard 6-9 2-2 18 0Ethan Sickels 5-8 1-1 15 0Josh Alford 4-5 3-5 11 0Zach Hodgin 5-6 1-2 11 1Ben Glazier 1-5 6-6 8 1Marcus McTyer 2-4 0-0 4 1Tyler Wott 1-1 1-2 3 0Jonathan Turner 1-4 0-0 2 2Emerson Halbleib 1-2 0-2 2 2Caden Edwards 0-0 0-0 0 3Totals 26-44 14-20 74 10Score by QuartersUniversity 24 21 16 13 - 74Shortridge 6 9 8 8 - 31University 3-point shooting (8-15) Howard 4-6 Sickels 4-5Glazier 0-2 McTyer 0-1 Turner 0-1University rebounds (31) Halbleib 9 Howard 7 Alford 5 McTyer3 Glazier 1 Hodgin 1 Edwards 1 team 4
Howard Hodgin
lsquoBlazers rout Shortridge 74-31
Hamilton Southeastern opened its 2016-17 season Tuesday with a huge road win atMuncie Central 97-61
The Royals led 45-37 at halftime andthen cranked it up in the third quarteroutscoring the Bearcats 28-17 Southeasternthen ran through the fourth period 24-7
The Royals forced Muncie Central into22 turnovers and shot 643 percent from thefield for the game
HSE had five players score nine or morepoints and was lead by senior Zach Gunns25 points and 12 rebounds Austin Holzumand Chaz Birchfield also combined to dishout nine assists with no turnovers againstMuncie Centrals pressure
Southeastern hosts Avon on Dec 2 in aHoosier Crossroads Conference game
Southeastern 97Muncie Central 61
Southeastern FG FT TP PFJack Davidson 5-8 5-5 16 2Austin Holzum 2-3 0-0 4 3Aaron Etherington 3-6 4-4 12 2Connor Rotterman 4-8 0-1 9 4Zach Gunn 11-15 0-1 25 0Jerron Bond 4-6 0-0 9 3Chaz Birchfield 1-1 0-0 2 2
Aaron Shank 1-2 2-2 4 0Jack Habegger 1-3 1-2 4 0Noah Smith 2-2 0-0 4 1Zach Mutchner 0-0 0-0 0 0Nick Bowman 2-2 0-0 4 1Mabor Majak 0-0 4-4 4 0Totals 36-56 16-19 97 18Score by QuartersSoutheastern 25 20 28 24 - 97Muncie 18 19 17 7 -61Southeastern 3-point shooting (9-19) Gunn 3-5Etherington 2-3 Davidson 1-3 Rotterman 1-3Habegger 1-2 Bond 1-1 Holzum 0-1 Shank0-1Southeastern rebounds (30) Gunn 12 Shank 4Holzum 3 Davidson 2 Birchfield 2 Etherington2 Habegger 1 Smith 1 Mutchner 1 team 2
Royals overwhelm Bearcats
Gunn Holzum
Carmel opened its season with a 66-50win over Zionsville Tuesday at the EricClark Activity Center
The Greyhounds ranked No 7 in thefirst coaches poll of the season trailed theEagles 15-10 after the first quarter and23-20 at halftime but cruised through thesecond half by outscoring Zionsville 46-27
Sterling Brown led Carmel with 26points draining five 3-pointers while PJBaron scored 13 and pulled sevenrebounds John Michael Mulloy grabbedsix rebounds Brown dished out fiveassists while Cole Jenkins and Baron bothhanded out four Brown also made foursteals
The Greyhounds are off until Dec 2when they host Lawrence Central in aMetropolitan Conference game
Carmel 66Zionsville 50
Carmel FG FT TP PFSterling Brown 7-14 7-10 26 1PJ Baron 5-7 3-6 13 3John Michael Mulloy 1-2 6-6 8 5Alex Falender 3-4 1-1 7 3Jalen Whack 2-3 0-0 5 2Cole Jenkins 1-3 0-0 2 0Luke Heady 0-2 2-2 2 2Eddie Gill 0-1 1-2 1 2Alex Jackson 0-0 0-0 0 0Andrew Owens 0-0 0-0 0 0Mike Pitz 1-1 0-0 2 0Britt Beery 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 20-37 20-27 66 18Score by QuartersCarmel 10 10 17 29 - 66Zionsville 15 8 6 21 - 50Carmel 3-point shooting (6-16) Brown 5-9Whack 1-1 Jenkins 0-2 Heady 0-2 Gill 0-1Falender 0-1Carmel rebounds (25) Baron 7 Mulloy 6Jenkins 4 Brown 4 Whack 3 Falender 1
lsquoHounds come back beat Eagles
Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBToronto 8 6 571 -Boston 8 6 571New York 7 7 500 10Brooklyn 4 9 308 35Philadelphia 4 10 286 40Southeast W L PCT GBAtlanta 9 5 643 -Charlotte 8 5 615 05Orlando 6 8 429 30Washington 4 9 308 45Miami 4 9 308 45Central W L PCT GBCleveland 10 2 833 -Chicago 9 6 600 25Indiana 7 8 467 45Milwaukee 6 7 462 45Detroit 6 9 400 55
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBOklahoma City 8 7 533 -Portland 8 8 500 05Utah 7 8 467 10Denver 6 8 429 15Minnesota 4 9 308 30Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 11 3 786 -Houston 9 5 643 20Memphis 9 5 643 20New Orleans 5 10 333 65Dallas 2 11 154 85Pacific W L PCT GBLA Clippers 13 2 867 -Golden State 12 2 857 05LA Lakers 8 7 533 50Sacramento 5 9 357 75Phoenix 4 11 267 80
NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos scores
New York 107 Portland 103New Orleans 112 Atlanta 94
Denver 110 Chicago 107LA Lakers 111 Oklahoma City 109
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Hamilton Southeastern swept a swimmeet with Noblesville Tuesday in theseason-opening contest for both teams
In the girls meet the Royals won all 11swimming events on their way to a 146-40victory Individual winners were HannahTaylor Hannah Pugh Emily BarnesKayleigh Witt Abby Harter MadisonKertin and all three relays NoblesvillesDayana Popa won the diving event
Southeastern won the boys meet 96-90Blake Ratliff Nathan Barr ConnorHarrison Zack Teffeteller and the medleyrelay were all Royal winners Noblesvillesvictories came from Jack Wolfred EvanDiamente Aaron Helms the 200 freestylerelay and the 400 freestyle relay
GIRLS MEETTeam score Southeastern 146 Noblesville 40200 medley relay 1 Southeastern A (Abby HarterMadison Kertin Hannah Pugh Emily Barnes) 149672 Southeastern B (Audrey Rose Lo Victoria VicoryAbby Taylor Katie Mueller) 15754 3 Noblesville A(Kyra Smythe Rachel Tat Alexa Akers RebeccaRichardson) 15998200 freestyle 1 Hannah Taylor HSE 15852 2Kayleigh Witt HSE 20382 3 Hannah Ballard HSE20480 4 Gillian Cripe N 20488 5 Brooke HaflichN 21146200 individual medley 1 Pugh HSE 21665 2Harter HSE 21743 3 Caroline Cross HSE 222444 Brianna McBride N 22615 5 Akers N 2274650 freestyle 1 Barnes HSE 2474 2 Sydney KnurekHSE 2505 3 Bri Saple HSE 2598 4 Jordan WolfredN 2766 5 Richardson N 2773Diving 1 Dayana Popa N 22600 2 Halli Siwik HSE20505 3 Sarah Ballard HSE 19670 4 Hannah VanTassel HSE 17355 5 Olivia Lykins N 8275100 butterfly 1 Pugh HSE 10038 2 Akers N10206 3 Kertin HSE 10212 4 Saple HSE 104235 Ava Wettrick N 10677100 freestyle 1 Barnes HSE 5507 2 H Taylor HSE5551 3 Knurek HSE 5608 4 Cripe N 5719 5Wolfred N 10091500 freestyle 1 Witt HSE 52975 2 Sydney MillerHSE 53395 3 Tina Berger N 54456 4 LaurenPassios HSE 54467 5 Haflich N 55746200 freestyle relay 1 Southeastern A (H TaylorBarnes Knurek Saple) 14120 2 Southeastern B(Witt Meghan Cleckner Camille Joesten A Taylor)14703 3 Southeastern C (Sophia Kegley KertinPassios Miller) 14802100 backstroke 1 Harter HSE 10012 2 Lo HSE10348 3 H Ballard HSE 10389 4 McBride N10626 5 Smythe N 10711100 breaststroke 1 Kertin HSE 10866 2 VicoryHSE 11170 3 Ellie Pedersen HSE 11189 4 TatN 11514 5 Josie Griffin N 11800
400 freestyle relay 1 Southeastern A (H BallardKnurek Taylor Saple) 34523 2 Southeastern B(Witt Cleckner Harter Taylor) 35736 3 NoblesvilleA (Cripe Wolfred Haflich McBride) 40239BOYS MEETTeam score Southeastern 96 Noblesville 90200 medley relay 1 Southeastern A (Blake RatliffNick Barr Connor Harrison DJ Rogers) 14281 2Noblesville A (Nick Beeson Sam Bleisch EvanDiamente Isaac Johnston) 14499 3 Southeastern B(Ethan Forbes John Kirby Ethan Christopher EvanSellers) 14640200 freestyle relay 1 Jack Wolfred N 15028 2 ZackTeffeteller HSE 15051 3 Cameron Kramer N15164 4 Aaron Helms N 15319 5 Forbes HSE15673
200 individual medley 1 B Ratliff HSE 20479 2Harrison HSE 20990 3 Beeson N 21227 4 JakobJanson N 21285 5 Isaac Stephan N 2152250 freestyle 1 Diamente N 2296 2 Johnston N2302 3 Nathan Brown HSE 2333 4 Lawson CrumN 2419 5 Sellers HSE 2439Diving 1 Nathan Barr HSE 18500 2 GarrettGarwood HSE 17650 3 Jared Newman N 159254 Aidan Leib N 10070 5 Ryan Plummer N 7600100 butterfly 1 Harrison HSE 5504 2 Diamente N5527 3 Janson N 5700 4 Christopher HSE 58305 Ryan Cockman HSE 10016100 freestyle 1 Teffeteller HSE 5015 2 Wolfred N5059 3 Johnston N 5161 4 Brown HSE 5218 5Sellers HSE 5323500 freestyle 1 Helms N 50277 2 Kramer N50526 3 Andrew Ratliff HSE 52491 4 ChristopherHSE 52602 5 Seth Koszyk N 53957
200 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A (JohnstonDiamente Crum Wolfred) 13259 2 Southeastern A(Harrison Teffeteller Barr Brown) 13359 3Noblesville B (Daniel Isaacs Stephan Helms Kramer)13627100 backstroke 1 B Ratliff HSE 5578 2 ForbesHSE 5806 3 Hadi Elgaali HSE 10012 4 BeesonN 10032 5 Chandler Parrish N 10338100 breaststroke 1 Barr HSE 10451 2 Bleisch N10558 3 John Kirby HSE 10612 4 Andrew TruxallHSE 10759 5 Ben Griffin N 10760400 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A (Janson KramerHelms Wolfred) 32238 2 Southeastern A (TefetellerSellers B Ratliff Brown) 32409 Southeastern B(Forbes A Ratliff Marcus Eden Christopher) 33600
Royals sweep Millers in both teamsrsquo openers
Photos by Bret Richardson
Hamilton Southeastern senior Caroline Cross swam the 200 individual medley in Tuesdays meet at Noblesville Cross hascommitted to swim for Bellarmine University in the fall of 2017
Noblesville sophomore standout Jack Wolfred outtouched HSEs Zack Teffeteller to win the 200 free Wolfred was also a member of the winning 200 and 400 freerelays
News 5
The Indiana Department ofTransportation (INDOT) and Rieth-RileyConstruction announce the new US 31and State Road 28 interchange near Tiptonis now open to traffic on schedule justbefore the Thanksgiving holiday
Interchange ramps regulated byroundabouts provide full access to andfrom US 31 and State Road28 a newbridge carries State Road 28 traffic acrossUS 31 and US 31 is open to two free-flowing lanes in each direction
INDOT Commissioner BrandyeHendrickson contractor Rieth-RileyConstruction construction projectpersonnel Tipton Mayor Don Havenscounty commissioners representatives ofthe FCA US Tipton Transmission Plantand other members of the Tiptoncommunity celebrated the impendingopening of the new US 31and State Road interchange with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Monday
About the projectRieth-Riley closed State Road 28 and
reduced US 31 to one lane in eachdirection in July to build the $108 millioninterchange which has removed one moretraffic signal from US 31
ldquoCombined with the previouslycompleted US 31 Major Moves projectsin Hamilton County Kokomo and SouthBend more than 33 traffic signals havebeen removed from US 31 north ofIndianapolisrdquo INDOT CommissionerBrandye Hendrickson said ldquoThis projectexemplifies INDOTrsquos mission to increasesafety improve mobility and supporteconomic growth in Indianardquo
State Road 28 is now bridged over US31 with single-lane roundaboutsregulating State Road 28 and interchangeramp traffic The roundabouts are designedwith special consideration for agriculturalequipment and increased truck traffic nearthe FCA US Tipton Transmission plant
About roundaboutsINDOT is using roundabouts to replace
some traditional four-way traffic signals toreduce crashes traffic delays fuelconsumption air pollution and constructioncosts while improving safety increasingcapacity and enhancing intersection beauty
Roundabouts are becoming relativelycommon in Indiana with more than 256constructed through 2016 by both INDOTand cities and towns More than a dozenadditional roundabouts are currently beingplanned by INDOT
Still many drivers remain unfamiliarwith the rules of roundabouts INDOTurges all motorists to continuously stayeducated on new traffic laws driving safety
tips and types of infrastructure INDOTprovides these rules of roundabouts andoffers other helpful informationat httpwwwingovindot3249htm
Approach- Slow down and stay in your lane- Yield to vehicles already in the roundabout- Obey one-way signs at all times- Yield to pedestrians and bicycles if thereis a crosswalkEnter- Wait for traffic in the roundabout it hasthe right-of-way- When traffic clears merge to the right andcontinue to stay in your laneProceed- Continue through the roundabout untilyou reach your exit point- Avoid stopping in the roundaboutExit- Signal and exit to the right- Left turns are completed by circlingaround the center island and then makinga right turn to exit
New interchange open at US 31 and State Road 28 near Tipton
Artistic rendering courtesy INDOT
Sports6
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorThe Carmel girls basketball team
played its first game as the No 1-rankedin Class 4A Tuesday and the Greyhoundsdefinitely played like a No 1 team
Carmel beat Noblesville 72-45 at TheMill keeping its record perfect at 5-0 TheHounds used an incredible shootingperformance in the first half to take a50-16 halftime lead then held that sizableadvantage in the second half
The first half I thought we playedvery well on both ends of the floor saidCarmel coach Tod Windlan
The Greyhounds led 3-2 then took offon a 17-0 run that used up much of thefirst quarter Tomi Taiwo scored Carmelsfirst baskets both 3-pointers Fivedifferent Greyhounds got points in the firstperiod with Olivia Christy pouring in 10points including a pair of 3s
Carmel scored 15 unanswered pointsin the second quarter to jump ahead 47-13Amy Dilk scored nine points in that runincluding - what else - two more 3-pointers
Said it for a long time shes about asgood as they get as a point guard as ajunior said Windlan She sees the floorreally well so shes really hard to trap andpressure Her outside game has picked upa lot
The Millers now 4-3 for the seasonchipped away at the lead in the secondhalf at one point going on a 11-0 run ButCarmels huge first half was just too muchto overcome
Theyre really talented and theyobviously shot ridiculous in the first halfsaid Noblesville coach Donna Buckley Ilike that we came out and competed in thesecond half and just settled in and didthings a lot better
Dilk was one of four Greyhounds indouble figures with 23 points Christyscored 12 points while Taiwo added 11Jasmine McWilliams earned a double-
double with 10 points and 10 reboundsDilk and Taiwo both handed out fourassists while Smith and Taiwo eachblocked two shots
Emily Kiser had another double-double for the Millers with 21 points and13 rebounds Maddie Knight added eightpoints and Sam Salmon made two 3-pointers for six points Kiser also blockedfour shots
Carmel is back home on Friday to host4A No 7 Hamilton Southeastern in a 230pm game Noblesville will host AvonSaturday afternoon with a 130 pm tipoff
Carmel 72Noblesville 45
Carmel FG FT TP PFOlivia Christy 5-11 0-0 12 1Amy Dilk 7-12 6-10 23 1Blake Smith 1-3 0-0 2 2Tomi Taiwo 4-5 0-0 11 3Jasmine McWilliams 4-11 2-4 10 3Molly Gillig 1-4 0-1 3 1Mackenzie Wood 2-3 2-2 6 2Reagan Hune 2-9 1-2 5 2Sophie Bair 0-0 0-0 0 0Maddi Sears 0-3 0-0 0 0Macy Berglund 0-0 0-0 0 2Anna Kmec 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 26-61 11-19 72 17Carmel 3-point shooting (9-15) Dilk 3-5 Taiwo3-3 Christy 2-4 Gillig 1-1 Sears 0-2Carmel rebounds (36) McWilliams 10 Dilk 4Hune 4 Smith 3 Taiwo 3 Christy 2 Wood 2Bair 1 Sears 1 team 6Noblesville FG FT TP PFMallory Johnson 1-4 0-0 2 3Maddie Knight 3-4 2-3 8 0Brooke Herron 2-7 0-1 4 2Emily Kiser 5-14 11-15 21 4Sam Salmon 2-7 0-0 6 2Kailyn Mertens 0-2 0-0 0 1Madison Whetro 2-4 0-0 4 0Olivia Morales 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 15-42 13-19 45 13Noblesville 3-point shooting (2-12) Salmon 2-5Johnson 0-3 Whetro 0-1 Herron 0-1 Kiser 0-1Mertens 0-1Noblesville rebounds (31) Kiser 13 Johnson 3Knight 2 Whetro 2 Herron 2 Salmon 2Mertens 1 team 8Score by QuartersCarmel 25 25 13 9 - 72Noblesville 9 7 17 12 - 45
Hot-shooting lsquoHounds beat Millers
Reporter photos by Kent Graham
ABOVE Amy Dilk (left) scored 23 points for Carmel in its Tuesday win overNoblesville At right is the Millersrsquo Mallory JohnsonBELOW Carmelrsquos Molly Gillig (left) is guarded by Noblesvillersquos Brooke Herron
Guerin Catholic picked up its first winof the season beating Brebeuf Jesuit 48-29in a Circle City Conference game
The Braves led 12-10 after the firstquarter but the Golden Eagles came back tolead 23-19 at halftime Guerin then put thegame away in the third period outscoringBrebeuf 20-4 in that quarter
Sydney Geis had a huge shootingperformance going 8-of-9 for 21 pointsGeis drained five 3-pointers DanielleMason grabbed eight rebounds with Geisgetting five Grace Demas made six steals
The Golden Eagles will travel toRobinson Ill on Friday for that schoolstournament The only Indiana school in theevent Guerin Catholic plays Marshall atnoon and host Robinson at 9 pm then playtwo more games Friday
Guerin Catholic 48Brebeuf Jesuit 29
Guerin FG FT TP PFDanielle Mason 2-6 4-7 8 2Erin Fuller 1-3 0-0 2 1Sydney Geis 8-9 0-0 21 3Carly Hammons 1-6 0-0 2 3Maggie Stordy 1-3 0-0 2 4Grace Demas 4-7 1-4 9 0Grace Hackett 1-3 0-0 2 0Kate Anderson 0-3 2-2 2 1Maura Murphy 0-1 0-0 0 2Sarah Eberhart 0-0 0-0 0 1Totals 18-41 7-13 48 17Score by QuartersGuerin 10 13 20 5 - 48Brebeuf 12 7 4 6 - 29Guerin Catholic 3-point shooting (5-15) Geis 5-6Mason 0-3 Hammons 0-2 Demas 0-2 Hackett0-1 Murphy 0-1Guerin Catholic rebounds (31) Mason 8 Geis 5Demas 5 Hammons 3 Stordy 3 Hackett 3Anderson 3 Fuller 1
Golden Eagles pick upfirst win of the season
Reporter photo by Kirk Green
Guerin Catholicrsquos Danielle Munson scored eight points and grabbed eight reboundsfor the Golden Eagles in their Tuesday win over Brebeuf Jesuit
Hamilton County ReporterHamilton Countyrsquos
Hometown Newspaper
7Sports
Tied at halftime Westfield poweredthrough the fourth quarter to pick up a 53-45win over Western Boone Tuesday night atThe Rock
The Shamrocks and the Stars wereknotted at 17-17 at the break Westfieldgained the lead in the third quarter whichended with the Rocks ahead 26-22Westfield then poured in 27 points in thefourth period to get the victory
Ryann Bunting led the Shamrocks with12 points while Morgan Clary added 11Annabelle OHair pulled 12 rebounds withClary grabbing seven and Zoe Pentecostgetting six Clary and Jade Shipley eachdished out four assists
Westfield now 2-3 travels toGreenwood Saturday for a 130 pm game
Westfield 53Western Boone 45
Westfield FG FT TP PFMorgan Clary 3-11 5-10 11 4Jade Shipley 2-6 3-4 8 2Annabelle OHair 0-3 1-2 1 3Zoe Pentecost 1-3 1-2 3 2
Ryann Bunting 4-9 1-2 12 3Sophia Kreag 2-6 2-4 7 0Emily Katter 3-4 0-0 7 2Megan Rops 2-5 0-0 4 1Hannah Fife 0-0 0-0 0 0Karley Wininger 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 17-47 13-24 53 17Score by QuartersWeBo 5 12 5 23 - 45Westfield 7 10 9 27 - 53Westfield 3-point shooting (6-16) Bunting 3-6Kreag 1-3 Katter 1-2 Shipley 1-1 Rops 0-2Clary 0-2Westfield rebounds (40) OHair 12 Clary 7Pentecost 6 Katter 4 Shipley 3 Rops 2 Kreag2 Bunting 1 team 3
Hamilton Southeastern ranked seventhin Class 4A opened its Hoosier CrossroadsConference season with a home victoryover Brownsburg by the score of 64-41
The Royals led 29-23 at halftime withSydney Parrish taking a charge in the firstquarter and Malea Jackson making fourconsecutive baskets in the second periodSoutheastern opened the third quarter witha 3-pointer by Bre Lloyd and that set thetone for the second half where the Royalsoutscored the Bulldogs 35-18
Tayah Irvin led HSE with 14 pointswhile Jackson scored 12 Parrish andAmaya Hamilton both grabbed sixrebounds Lloyd handed out four assistswhile Jackson and Hamilton both madefour steals
The Royals improved to 7-1 and travelto 4A No 1-ranked Carmel on Friday fora 230 pm game
Southeastern 64Brownsburg 41
Southeastern FG FT TP PFMalea Jackson 4-8 4-4 12 2Sydney Parrish 3-9 1-2 8 1Tayah Irvin 6-9 0-0 14 2Amaya Hamilton 1-5 2-4 4 1Bre Lloyd 2-8 3-4 8 3
Fishers lost a Hoosier CrossroadsConference game to Zionsville 65-44 atthe Eagles gym Tuesday
Zionsville jumped out to a 15-4 first-quarter lead then held a 33-13 advantageat halftime Toni Grace led the Tigers with14 points while Kenedi London added 11Audrey Turner pulled eight rebounds
Fishers is now 4-4 and hosts NewCastle Saturday evening
Zionsville 65Fishers 44
Fishers FG FT TP PFLauren Emmerson 0-0 0-0 0 1Toni Grace 5-11 4-4 14 3Amanda Surber 0-3 0-0 0 1Skylar Fulton 1-5 6-6 9 2Alexandra Bankovich 0-6 0-0 0 3Kenedi London 4-7 2-4 11 1Lydia Stullken 2-2 0-0 4 1Casey Walker 0-1 0-0 0 0
Audrey Turner 3-7 0-0 6 1Totals 15-42 12-14 44 13Score by QuartersFishers 4 9 11 20 - 44Zionsville 15 18 16 16 - 65Fishers 3-point shooting (2-13) Fulton 1-4London 1-1 Grace 0-3 Surber 0-3 Bankovich0-2Fishers rebounds (23) Turner 8 Grace 4Bankovich 4 Stullken 3 Surber 2 Fulton 2
Sports8
Bunting Clary
Grace Turner
Irvin Parrish
Big fourth quartersends lsquoRocks past WeBo
Tigers drop HCCgame to Zionsville
No 7 Royals pick upwin in HCC opener
Sheridan which is receiving votes in thisweeks Class 2A poll hosted 4A Kokomoon Tuesday and fell 61-55
The Wildkats led 40-25 at halftime butthe Blackhawks came back in the secondhalf outscoring Kokomo 15-8 in the thirdquarter
Audrey Reed scored 20 points forSheridan with Brittany Welch adding 16points Welch also had nine rebounds andthree blocked shots while Reed pulledseven rebounds
The Hawks are now 3-1 and hostFrankfort next Wednesday Nov 30
Kokomo 61Sheridan 55
Sheridan FG FT TP PFJillian OFlaherty 3-4 4-6 12 3Nixon Williams 0-2 3-4 3 3Izzy Mangin 1-2 0-0 2 3Lilli Barker 0-0 0-0 0 1
Heather Barker 1-4 0-0 2 2Audrey Reed 7-20 6-10 20 3Brittany Welch 6-15 2-3 16 3Totals 18-47 15-23 55 18Score by QuartersSheridan 17 8 15 15 - 55Kokomo 25 15 8 13 - 61Sheridan 3-point shooting (4-13) Welch 2-8OFlaherty 2-2 Reed 0-2 Williams 0-1Sheridan rebounds (27) Welch 9 Reed 7 HBarker 4 Williams 3 OFlaherty 2 Mangin 1team 1
Reed Welch
lsquoHawks battle 4AKokomo before falling
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Sports 9
The University Trailblazers rode a hot shooting first halfto post a season opening 74-31 win over Shortridge
University had four players indouble figures with David Howard(18 points) and Ethan Sickels (15points) leading the scoring ZackHodgin and Josh Alford added 11each
We did a good job stayingfocused and taking care of businesssaid University coach BrandonLafferman We were able to getplaying time for all of our players
University led 5-4 midwaythrough the first period before rippingoff a 19-2 run over the last four
minutes of the quarter A pair of Sickels three pointersignited the run before Zack Hodgin added seven points inthe last 90 seconds of the quarter including an old fashionedthree point play with 02 seconds left that gave Universitya 24-6 lead after one
A 14-4 run to open the second quarter ended any doubtas the Blazers took a 30 point lead at the half (45-15) and
cruised through the second halfUniversity made 15 of 24 field
goals in the first half including 7 of10 three pointers Sickels made hisfirst career start a memorable onemaking 4 of 5 three pointers in thefirst half University shot 62 percentfor the game making 26 of 44attempts
The Blazers shared the ballrecording assists on 17 of their 26field goals Emerson Halbleib andHodgin had five assists each University won the rebounding battle
31-15 with Halbleib pulling down nine caroms and Howardgrabbing seven
University ranked sixth in the first AP Class 1A pollwill open their home schedule Wednesday night againstPark Tudor the top ranked team in 3A
University 74Shortridge 31
University FG FT TP PFDavid Howard 6-9 2-2 18 0Ethan Sickels 5-8 1-1 15 0Josh Alford 4-5 3-5 11 0Zach Hodgin 5-6 1-2 11 1Ben Glazier 1-5 6-6 8 1Marcus McTyer 2-4 0-0 4 1Tyler Wott 1-1 1-2 3 0Jonathan Turner 1-4 0-0 2 2Emerson Halbleib 1-2 0-2 2 2Caden Edwards 0-0 0-0 0 3Totals 26-44 14-20 74 10Score by QuartersUniversity 24 21 16 13 - 74Shortridge 6 9 8 8 - 31University 3-point shooting (8-15) Howard 4-6 Sickels 4-5Glazier 0-2 McTyer 0-1 Turner 0-1University rebounds (31) Halbleib 9 Howard 7 Alford 5 McTyer3 Glazier 1 Hodgin 1 Edwards 1 team 4
Howard Hodgin
lsquoBlazers rout Shortridge 74-31
Hamilton Southeastern opened its 2016-17 season Tuesday with a huge road win atMuncie Central 97-61
The Royals led 45-37 at halftime andthen cranked it up in the third quarteroutscoring the Bearcats 28-17 Southeasternthen ran through the fourth period 24-7
The Royals forced Muncie Central into22 turnovers and shot 643 percent from thefield for the game
HSE had five players score nine or morepoints and was lead by senior Zach Gunns25 points and 12 rebounds Austin Holzumand Chaz Birchfield also combined to dishout nine assists with no turnovers againstMuncie Centrals pressure
Southeastern hosts Avon on Dec 2 in aHoosier Crossroads Conference game
Southeastern 97Muncie Central 61
Southeastern FG FT TP PFJack Davidson 5-8 5-5 16 2Austin Holzum 2-3 0-0 4 3Aaron Etherington 3-6 4-4 12 2Connor Rotterman 4-8 0-1 9 4Zach Gunn 11-15 0-1 25 0Jerron Bond 4-6 0-0 9 3Chaz Birchfield 1-1 0-0 2 2
Aaron Shank 1-2 2-2 4 0Jack Habegger 1-3 1-2 4 0Noah Smith 2-2 0-0 4 1Zach Mutchner 0-0 0-0 0 0Nick Bowman 2-2 0-0 4 1Mabor Majak 0-0 4-4 4 0Totals 36-56 16-19 97 18Score by QuartersSoutheastern 25 20 28 24 - 97Muncie 18 19 17 7 -61Southeastern 3-point shooting (9-19) Gunn 3-5Etherington 2-3 Davidson 1-3 Rotterman 1-3Habegger 1-2 Bond 1-1 Holzum 0-1 Shank0-1Southeastern rebounds (30) Gunn 12 Shank 4Holzum 3 Davidson 2 Birchfield 2 Etherington2 Habegger 1 Smith 1 Mutchner 1 team 2
Royals overwhelm Bearcats
Gunn Holzum
Carmel opened its season with a 66-50win over Zionsville Tuesday at the EricClark Activity Center
The Greyhounds ranked No 7 in thefirst coaches poll of the season trailed theEagles 15-10 after the first quarter and23-20 at halftime but cruised through thesecond half by outscoring Zionsville 46-27
Sterling Brown led Carmel with 26points draining five 3-pointers while PJBaron scored 13 and pulled sevenrebounds John Michael Mulloy grabbedsix rebounds Brown dished out fiveassists while Cole Jenkins and Baron bothhanded out four Brown also made foursteals
The Greyhounds are off until Dec 2when they host Lawrence Central in aMetropolitan Conference game
Carmel 66Zionsville 50
Carmel FG FT TP PFSterling Brown 7-14 7-10 26 1PJ Baron 5-7 3-6 13 3John Michael Mulloy 1-2 6-6 8 5Alex Falender 3-4 1-1 7 3Jalen Whack 2-3 0-0 5 2Cole Jenkins 1-3 0-0 2 0Luke Heady 0-2 2-2 2 2Eddie Gill 0-1 1-2 1 2Alex Jackson 0-0 0-0 0 0Andrew Owens 0-0 0-0 0 0Mike Pitz 1-1 0-0 2 0Britt Beery 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 20-37 20-27 66 18Score by QuartersCarmel 10 10 17 29 - 66Zionsville 15 8 6 21 - 50Carmel 3-point shooting (6-16) Brown 5-9Whack 1-1 Jenkins 0-2 Heady 0-2 Gill 0-1Falender 0-1Carmel rebounds (25) Baron 7 Mulloy 6Jenkins 4 Brown 4 Whack 3 Falender 1
lsquoHounds come back beat Eagles
Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBToronto 8 6 571 -Boston 8 6 571New York 7 7 500 10Brooklyn 4 9 308 35Philadelphia 4 10 286 40Southeast W L PCT GBAtlanta 9 5 643 -Charlotte 8 5 615 05Orlando 6 8 429 30Washington 4 9 308 45Miami 4 9 308 45Central W L PCT GBCleveland 10 2 833 -Chicago 9 6 600 25Indiana 7 8 467 45Milwaukee 6 7 462 45Detroit 6 9 400 55
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBOklahoma City 8 7 533 -Portland 8 8 500 05Utah 7 8 467 10Denver 6 8 429 15Minnesota 4 9 308 30Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 11 3 786 -Houston 9 5 643 20Memphis 9 5 643 20New Orleans 5 10 333 65Dallas 2 11 154 85Pacific W L PCT GBLA Clippers 13 2 867 -Golden State 12 2 857 05LA Lakers 8 7 533 50Sacramento 5 9 357 75Phoenix 4 11 267 80
NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos scores
New York 107 Portland 103New Orleans 112 Atlanta 94
Denver 110 Chicago 107LA Lakers 111 Oklahoma City 109
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Hamilton Southeastern swept a swimmeet with Noblesville Tuesday in theseason-opening contest for both teams
In the girls meet the Royals won all 11swimming events on their way to a 146-40victory Individual winners were HannahTaylor Hannah Pugh Emily BarnesKayleigh Witt Abby Harter MadisonKertin and all three relays NoblesvillesDayana Popa won the diving event
Southeastern won the boys meet 96-90Blake Ratliff Nathan Barr ConnorHarrison Zack Teffeteller and the medleyrelay were all Royal winners Noblesvillesvictories came from Jack Wolfred EvanDiamente Aaron Helms the 200 freestylerelay and the 400 freestyle relay
GIRLS MEETTeam score Southeastern 146 Noblesville 40200 medley relay 1 Southeastern A (Abby HarterMadison Kertin Hannah Pugh Emily Barnes) 149672 Southeastern B (Audrey Rose Lo Victoria VicoryAbby Taylor Katie Mueller) 15754 3 Noblesville A(Kyra Smythe Rachel Tat Alexa Akers RebeccaRichardson) 15998200 freestyle 1 Hannah Taylor HSE 15852 2Kayleigh Witt HSE 20382 3 Hannah Ballard HSE20480 4 Gillian Cripe N 20488 5 Brooke HaflichN 21146200 individual medley 1 Pugh HSE 21665 2Harter HSE 21743 3 Caroline Cross HSE 222444 Brianna McBride N 22615 5 Akers N 2274650 freestyle 1 Barnes HSE 2474 2 Sydney KnurekHSE 2505 3 Bri Saple HSE 2598 4 Jordan WolfredN 2766 5 Richardson N 2773Diving 1 Dayana Popa N 22600 2 Halli Siwik HSE20505 3 Sarah Ballard HSE 19670 4 Hannah VanTassel HSE 17355 5 Olivia Lykins N 8275100 butterfly 1 Pugh HSE 10038 2 Akers N10206 3 Kertin HSE 10212 4 Saple HSE 104235 Ava Wettrick N 10677100 freestyle 1 Barnes HSE 5507 2 H Taylor HSE5551 3 Knurek HSE 5608 4 Cripe N 5719 5Wolfred N 10091500 freestyle 1 Witt HSE 52975 2 Sydney MillerHSE 53395 3 Tina Berger N 54456 4 LaurenPassios HSE 54467 5 Haflich N 55746200 freestyle relay 1 Southeastern A (H TaylorBarnes Knurek Saple) 14120 2 Southeastern B(Witt Meghan Cleckner Camille Joesten A Taylor)14703 3 Southeastern C (Sophia Kegley KertinPassios Miller) 14802100 backstroke 1 Harter HSE 10012 2 Lo HSE10348 3 H Ballard HSE 10389 4 McBride N10626 5 Smythe N 10711100 breaststroke 1 Kertin HSE 10866 2 VicoryHSE 11170 3 Ellie Pedersen HSE 11189 4 TatN 11514 5 Josie Griffin N 11800
400 freestyle relay 1 Southeastern A (H BallardKnurek Taylor Saple) 34523 2 Southeastern B(Witt Cleckner Harter Taylor) 35736 3 NoblesvilleA (Cripe Wolfred Haflich McBride) 40239BOYS MEETTeam score Southeastern 96 Noblesville 90200 medley relay 1 Southeastern A (Blake RatliffNick Barr Connor Harrison DJ Rogers) 14281 2Noblesville A (Nick Beeson Sam Bleisch EvanDiamente Isaac Johnston) 14499 3 Southeastern B(Ethan Forbes John Kirby Ethan Christopher EvanSellers) 14640200 freestyle relay 1 Jack Wolfred N 15028 2 ZackTeffeteller HSE 15051 3 Cameron Kramer N15164 4 Aaron Helms N 15319 5 Forbes HSE15673
200 individual medley 1 B Ratliff HSE 20479 2Harrison HSE 20990 3 Beeson N 21227 4 JakobJanson N 21285 5 Isaac Stephan N 2152250 freestyle 1 Diamente N 2296 2 Johnston N2302 3 Nathan Brown HSE 2333 4 Lawson CrumN 2419 5 Sellers HSE 2439Diving 1 Nathan Barr HSE 18500 2 GarrettGarwood HSE 17650 3 Jared Newman N 159254 Aidan Leib N 10070 5 Ryan Plummer N 7600100 butterfly 1 Harrison HSE 5504 2 Diamente N5527 3 Janson N 5700 4 Christopher HSE 58305 Ryan Cockman HSE 10016100 freestyle 1 Teffeteller HSE 5015 2 Wolfred N5059 3 Johnston N 5161 4 Brown HSE 5218 5Sellers HSE 5323500 freestyle 1 Helms N 50277 2 Kramer N50526 3 Andrew Ratliff HSE 52491 4 ChristopherHSE 52602 5 Seth Koszyk N 53957
200 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A (JohnstonDiamente Crum Wolfred) 13259 2 Southeastern A(Harrison Teffeteller Barr Brown) 13359 3Noblesville B (Daniel Isaacs Stephan Helms Kramer)13627100 backstroke 1 B Ratliff HSE 5578 2 ForbesHSE 5806 3 Hadi Elgaali HSE 10012 4 BeesonN 10032 5 Chandler Parrish N 10338100 breaststroke 1 Barr HSE 10451 2 Bleisch N10558 3 John Kirby HSE 10612 4 Andrew TruxallHSE 10759 5 Ben Griffin N 10760400 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A (Janson KramerHelms Wolfred) 32238 2 Southeastern A (TefetellerSellers B Ratliff Brown) 32409 Southeastern B(Forbes A Ratliff Marcus Eden Christopher) 33600
Royals sweep Millers in both teamsrsquo openers
Photos by Bret Richardson
Hamilton Southeastern senior Caroline Cross swam the 200 individual medley in Tuesdays meet at Noblesville Cross hascommitted to swim for Bellarmine University in the fall of 2017
Noblesville sophomore standout Jack Wolfred outtouched HSEs Zack Teffeteller to win the 200 free Wolfred was also a member of the winning 200 and 400 freerelays
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By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorThe Carmel girls basketball team
played its first game as the No 1-rankedin Class 4A Tuesday and the Greyhoundsdefinitely played like a No 1 team
Carmel beat Noblesville 72-45 at TheMill keeping its record perfect at 5-0 TheHounds used an incredible shootingperformance in the first half to take a50-16 halftime lead then held that sizableadvantage in the second half
The first half I thought we playedvery well on both ends of the floor saidCarmel coach Tod Windlan
The Greyhounds led 3-2 then took offon a 17-0 run that used up much of thefirst quarter Tomi Taiwo scored Carmelsfirst baskets both 3-pointers Fivedifferent Greyhounds got points in the firstperiod with Olivia Christy pouring in 10points including a pair of 3s
Carmel scored 15 unanswered pointsin the second quarter to jump ahead 47-13Amy Dilk scored nine points in that runincluding - what else - two more 3-pointers
Said it for a long time shes about asgood as they get as a point guard as ajunior said Windlan She sees the floorreally well so shes really hard to trap andpressure Her outside game has picked upa lot
The Millers now 4-3 for the seasonchipped away at the lead in the secondhalf at one point going on a 11-0 run ButCarmels huge first half was just too muchto overcome
Theyre really talented and theyobviously shot ridiculous in the first halfsaid Noblesville coach Donna Buckley Ilike that we came out and competed in thesecond half and just settled in and didthings a lot better
Dilk was one of four Greyhounds indouble figures with 23 points Christyscored 12 points while Taiwo added 11Jasmine McWilliams earned a double-
double with 10 points and 10 reboundsDilk and Taiwo both handed out fourassists while Smith and Taiwo eachblocked two shots
Emily Kiser had another double-double for the Millers with 21 points and13 rebounds Maddie Knight added eightpoints and Sam Salmon made two 3-pointers for six points Kiser also blockedfour shots
Carmel is back home on Friday to host4A No 7 Hamilton Southeastern in a 230pm game Noblesville will host AvonSaturday afternoon with a 130 pm tipoff
Carmel 72Noblesville 45
Carmel FG FT TP PFOlivia Christy 5-11 0-0 12 1Amy Dilk 7-12 6-10 23 1Blake Smith 1-3 0-0 2 2Tomi Taiwo 4-5 0-0 11 3Jasmine McWilliams 4-11 2-4 10 3Molly Gillig 1-4 0-1 3 1Mackenzie Wood 2-3 2-2 6 2Reagan Hune 2-9 1-2 5 2Sophie Bair 0-0 0-0 0 0Maddi Sears 0-3 0-0 0 0Macy Berglund 0-0 0-0 0 2Anna Kmec 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 26-61 11-19 72 17Carmel 3-point shooting (9-15) Dilk 3-5 Taiwo3-3 Christy 2-4 Gillig 1-1 Sears 0-2Carmel rebounds (36) McWilliams 10 Dilk 4Hune 4 Smith 3 Taiwo 3 Christy 2 Wood 2Bair 1 Sears 1 team 6Noblesville FG FT TP PFMallory Johnson 1-4 0-0 2 3Maddie Knight 3-4 2-3 8 0Brooke Herron 2-7 0-1 4 2Emily Kiser 5-14 11-15 21 4Sam Salmon 2-7 0-0 6 2Kailyn Mertens 0-2 0-0 0 1Madison Whetro 2-4 0-0 4 0Olivia Morales 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 15-42 13-19 45 13Noblesville 3-point shooting (2-12) Salmon 2-5Johnson 0-3 Whetro 0-1 Herron 0-1 Kiser 0-1Mertens 0-1Noblesville rebounds (31) Kiser 13 Johnson 3Knight 2 Whetro 2 Herron 2 Salmon 2Mertens 1 team 8Score by QuartersCarmel 25 25 13 9 - 72Noblesville 9 7 17 12 - 45
Hot-shooting lsquoHounds beat Millers
Reporter photos by Kent Graham
ABOVE Amy Dilk (left) scored 23 points for Carmel in its Tuesday win overNoblesville At right is the Millersrsquo Mallory JohnsonBELOW Carmelrsquos Molly Gillig (left) is guarded by Noblesvillersquos Brooke Herron
Guerin Catholic picked up its first winof the season beating Brebeuf Jesuit 48-29in a Circle City Conference game
The Braves led 12-10 after the firstquarter but the Golden Eagles came back tolead 23-19 at halftime Guerin then put thegame away in the third period outscoringBrebeuf 20-4 in that quarter
Sydney Geis had a huge shootingperformance going 8-of-9 for 21 pointsGeis drained five 3-pointers DanielleMason grabbed eight rebounds with Geisgetting five Grace Demas made six steals
The Golden Eagles will travel toRobinson Ill on Friday for that schoolstournament The only Indiana school in theevent Guerin Catholic plays Marshall atnoon and host Robinson at 9 pm then playtwo more games Friday
Guerin Catholic 48Brebeuf Jesuit 29
Guerin FG FT TP PFDanielle Mason 2-6 4-7 8 2Erin Fuller 1-3 0-0 2 1Sydney Geis 8-9 0-0 21 3Carly Hammons 1-6 0-0 2 3Maggie Stordy 1-3 0-0 2 4Grace Demas 4-7 1-4 9 0Grace Hackett 1-3 0-0 2 0Kate Anderson 0-3 2-2 2 1Maura Murphy 0-1 0-0 0 2Sarah Eberhart 0-0 0-0 0 1Totals 18-41 7-13 48 17Score by QuartersGuerin 10 13 20 5 - 48Brebeuf 12 7 4 6 - 29Guerin Catholic 3-point shooting (5-15) Geis 5-6Mason 0-3 Hammons 0-2 Demas 0-2 Hackett0-1 Murphy 0-1Guerin Catholic rebounds (31) Mason 8 Geis 5Demas 5 Hammons 3 Stordy 3 Hackett 3Anderson 3 Fuller 1
Golden Eagles pick upfirst win of the season
Reporter photo by Kirk Green
Guerin Catholicrsquos Danielle Munson scored eight points and grabbed eight reboundsfor the Golden Eagles in their Tuesday win over Brebeuf Jesuit
Hamilton County ReporterHamilton Countyrsquos
Hometown Newspaper
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Tied at halftime Westfield poweredthrough the fourth quarter to pick up a 53-45win over Western Boone Tuesday night atThe Rock
The Shamrocks and the Stars wereknotted at 17-17 at the break Westfieldgained the lead in the third quarter whichended with the Rocks ahead 26-22Westfield then poured in 27 points in thefourth period to get the victory
Ryann Bunting led the Shamrocks with12 points while Morgan Clary added 11Annabelle OHair pulled 12 rebounds withClary grabbing seven and Zoe Pentecostgetting six Clary and Jade Shipley eachdished out four assists
Westfield now 2-3 travels toGreenwood Saturday for a 130 pm game
Westfield 53Western Boone 45
Westfield FG FT TP PFMorgan Clary 3-11 5-10 11 4Jade Shipley 2-6 3-4 8 2Annabelle OHair 0-3 1-2 1 3Zoe Pentecost 1-3 1-2 3 2
Ryann Bunting 4-9 1-2 12 3Sophia Kreag 2-6 2-4 7 0Emily Katter 3-4 0-0 7 2Megan Rops 2-5 0-0 4 1Hannah Fife 0-0 0-0 0 0Karley Wininger 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 17-47 13-24 53 17Score by QuartersWeBo 5 12 5 23 - 45Westfield 7 10 9 27 - 53Westfield 3-point shooting (6-16) Bunting 3-6Kreag 1-3 Katter 1-2 Shipley 1-1 Rops 0-2Clary 0-2Westfield rebounds (40) OHair 12 Clary 7Pentecost 6 Katter 4 Shipley 3 Rops 2 Kreag2 Bunting 1 team 3
Hamilton Southeastern ranked seventhin Class 4A opened its Hoosier CrossroadsConference season with a home victoryover Brownsburg by the score of 64-41
The Royals led 29-23 at halftime withSydney Parrish taking a charge in the firstquarter and Malea Jackson making fourconsecutive baskets in the second periodSoutheastern opened the third quarter witha 3-pointer by Bre Lloyd and that set thetone for the second half where the Royalsoutscored the Bulldogs 35-18
Tayah Irvin led HSE with 14 pointswhile Jackson scored 12 Parrish andAmaya Hamilton both grabbed sixrebounds Lloyd handed out four assistswhile Jackson and Hamilton both madefour steals
The Royals improved to 7-1 and travelto 4A No 1-ranked Carmel on Friday fora 230 pm game
Southeastern 64Brownsburg 41
Southeastern FG FT TP PFMalea Jackson 4-8 4-4 12 2Sydney Parrish 3-9 1-2 8 1Tayah Irvin 6-9 0-0 14 2Amaya Hamilton 1-5 2-4 4 1Bre Lloyd 2-8 3-4 8 3
Fishers lost a Hoosier CrossroadsConference game to Zionsville 65-44 atthe Eagles gym Tuesday
Zionsville jumped out to a 15-4 first-quarter lead then held a 33-13 advantageat halftime Toni Grace led the Tigers with14 points while Kenedi London added 11Audrey Turner pulled eight rebounds
Fishers is now 4-4 and hosts NewCastle Saturday evening
Zionsville 65Fishers 44
Fishers FG FT TP PFLauren Emmerson 0-0 0-0 0 1Toni Grace 5-11 4-4 14 3Amanda Surber 0-3 0-0 0 1Skylar Fulton 1-5 6-6 9 2Alexandra Bankovich 0-6 0-0 0 3Kenedi London 4-7 2-4 11 1Lydia Stullken 2-2 0-0 4 1Casey Walker 0-1 0-0 0 0
Audrey Turner 3-7 0-0 6 1Totals 15-42 12-14 44 13Score by QuartersFishers 4 9 11 20 - 44Zionsville 15 18 16 16 - 65Fishers 3-point shooting (2-13) Fulton 1-4London 1-1 Grace 0-3 Surber 0-3 Bankovich0-2Fishers rebounds (23) Turner 8 Grace 4Bankovich 4 Stullken 3 Surber 2 Fulton 2
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Bunting Clary
Grace Turner
Irvin Parrish
Big fourth quartersends lsquoRocks past WeBo
Tigers drop HCCgame to Zionsville
No 7 Royals pick upwin in HCC opener
Sheridan which is receiving votes in thisweeks Class 2A poll hosted 4A Kokomoon Tuesday and fell 61-55
The Wildkats led 40-25 at halftime butthe Blackhawks came back in the secondhalf outscoring Kokomo 15-8 in the thirdquarter
Audrey Reed scored 20 points forSheridan with Brittany Welch adding 16points Welch also had nine rebounds andthree blocked shots while Reed pulledseven rebounds
The Hawks are now 3-1 and hostFrankfort next Wednesday Nov 30
Kokomo 61Sheridan 55
Sheridan FG FT TP PFJillian OFlaherty 3-4 4-6 12 3Nixon Williams 0-2 3-4 3 3Izzy Mangin 1-2 0-0 2 3Lilli Barker 0-0 0-0 0 1
Heather Barker 1-4 0-0 2 2Audrey Reed 7-20 6-10 20 3Brittany Welch 6-15 2-3 16 3Totals 18-47 15-23 55 18Score by QuartersSheridan 17 8 15 15 - 55Kokomo 25 15 8 13 - 61Sheridan 3-point shooting (4-13) Welch 2-8OFlaherty 2-2 Reed 0-2 Williams 0-1Sheridan rebounds (27) Welch 9 Reed 7 HBarker 4 Williams 3 OFlaherty 2 Mangin 1team 1
Reed Welch
lsquoHawks battle 4AKokomo before falling
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Sports 9
The University Trailblazers rode a hot shooting first halfto post a season opening 74-31 win over Shortridge
University had four players indouble figures with David Howard(18 points) and Ethan Sickels (15points) leading the scoring ZackHodgin and Josh Alford added 11each
We did a good job stayingfocused and taking care of businesssaid University coach BrandonLafferman We were able to getplaying time for all of our players
University led 5-4 midwaythrough the first period before rippingoff a 19-2 run over the last four
minutes of the quarter A pair of Sickels three pointersignited the run before Zack Hodgin added seven points inthe last 90 seconds of the quarter including an old fashionedthree point play with 02 seconds left that gave Universitya 24-6 lead after one
A 14-4 run to open the second quarter ended any doubtas the Blazers took a 30 point lead at the half (45-15) and
cruised through the second halfUniversity made 15 of 24 field
goals in the first half including 7 of10 three pointers Sickels made hisfirst career start a memorable onemaking 4 of 5 three pointers in thefirst half University shot 62 percentfor the game making 26 of 44attempts
The Blazers shared the ballrecording assists on 17 of their 26field goals Emerson Halbleib andHodgin had five assists each University won the rebounding battle
31-15 with Halbleib pulling down nine caroms and Howardgrabbing seven
University ranked sixth in the first AP Class 1A pollwill open their home schedule Wednesday night againstPark Tudor the top ranked team in 3A
University 74Shortridge 31
University FG FT TP PFDavid Howard 6-9 2-2 18 0Ethan Sickels 5-8 1-1 15 0Josh Alford 4-5 3-5 11 0Zach Hodgin 5-6 1-2 11 1Ben Glazier 1-5 6-6 8 1Marcus McTyer 2-4 0-0 4 1Tyler Wott 1-1 1-2 3 0Jonathan Turner 1-4 0-0 2 2Emerson Halbleib 1-2 0-2 2 2Caden Edwards 0-0 0-0 0 3Totals 26-44 14-20 74 10Score by QuartersUniversity 24 21 16 13 - 74Shortridge 6 9 8 8 - 31University 3-point shooting (8-15) Howard 4-6 Sickels 4-5Glazier 0-2 McTyer 0-1 Turner 0-1University rebounds (31) Halbleib 9 Howard 7 Alford 5 McTyer3 Glazier 1 Hodgin 1 Edwards 1 team 4
Howard Hodgin
lsquoBlazers rout Shortridge 74-31
Hamilton Southeastern opened its 2016-17 season Tuesday with a huge road win atMuncie Central 97-61
The Royals led 45-37 at halftime andthen cranked it up in the third quarteroutscoring the Bearcats 28-17 Southeasternthen ran through the fourth period 24-7
The Royals forced Muncie Central into22 turnovers and shot 643 percent from thefield for the game
HSE had five players score nine or morepoints and was lead by senior Zach Gunns25 points and 12 rebounds Austin Holzumand Chaz Birchfield also combined to dishout nine assists with no turnovers againstMuncie Centrals pressure
Southeastern hosts Avon on Dec 2 in aHoosier Crossroads Conference game
Southeastern 97Muncie Central 61
Southeastern FG FT TP PFJack Davidson 5-8 5-5 16 2Austin Holzum 2-3 0-0 4 3Aaron Etherington 3-6 4-4 12 2Connor Rotterman 4-8 0-1 9 4Zach Gunn 11-15 0-1 25 0Jerron Bond 4-6 0-0 9 3Chaz Birchfield 1-1 0-0 2 2
Aaron Shank 1-2 2-2 4 0Jack Habegger 1-3 1-2 4 0Noah Smith 2-2 0-0 4 1Zach Mutchner 0-0 0-0 0 0Nick Bowman 2-2 0-0 4 1Mabor Majak 0-0 4-4 4 0Totals 36-56 16-19 97 18Score by QuartersSoutheastern 25 20 28 24 - 97Muncie 18 19 17 7 -61Southeastern 3-point shooting (9-19) Gunn 3-5Etherington 2-3 Davidson 1-3 Rotterman 1-3Habegger 1-2 Bond 1-1 Holzum 0-1 Shank0-1Southeastern rebounds (30) Gunn 12 Shank 4Holzum 3 Davidson 2 Birchfield 2 Etherington2 Habegger 1 Smith 1 Mutchner 1 team 2
Royals overwhelm Bearcats
Gunn Holzum
Carmel opened its season with a 66-50win over Zionsville Tuesday at the EricClark Activity Center
The Greyhounds ranked No 7 in thefirst coaches poll of the season trailed theEagles 15-10 after the first quarter and23-20 at halftime but cruised through thesecond half by outscoring Zionsville 46-27
Sterling Brown led Carmel with 26points draining five 3-pointers while PJBaron scored 13 and pulled sevenrebounds John Michael Mulloy grabbedsix rebounds Brown dished out fiveassists while Cole Jenkins and Baron bothhanded out four Brown also made foursteals
The Greyhounds are off until Dec 2when they host Lawrence Central in aMetropolitan Conference game
Carmel 66Zionsville 50
Carmel FG FT TP PFSterling Brown 7-14 7-10 26 1PJ Baron 5-7 3-6 13 3John Michael Mulloy 1-2 6-6 8 5Alex Falender 3-4 1-1 7 3Jalen Whack 2-3 0-0 5 2Cole Jenkins 1-3 0-0 2 0Luke Heady 0-2 2-2 2 2Eddie Gill 0-1 1-2 1 2Alex Jackson 0-0 0-0 0 0Andrew Owens 0-0 0-0 0 0Mike Pitz 1-1 0-0 2 0Britt Beery 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 20-37 20-27 66 18Score by QuartersCarmel 10 10 17 29 - 66Zionsville 15 8 6 21 - 50Carmel 3-point shooting (6-16) Brown 5-9Whack 1-1 Jenkins 0-2 Heady 0-2 Gill 0-1Falender 0-1Carmel rebounds (25) Baron 7 Mulloy 6Jenkins 4 Brown 4 Whack 3 Falender 1
lsquoHounds come back beat Eagles
Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBToronto 8 6 571 -Boston 8 6 571New York 7 7 500 10Brooklyn 4 9 308 35Philadelphia 4 10 286 40Southeast W L PCT GBAtlanta 9 5 643 -Charlotte 8 5 615 05Orlando 6 8 429 30Washington 4 9 308 45Miami 4 9 308 45Central W L PCT GBCleveland 10 2 833 -Chicago 9 6 600 25Indiana 7 8 467 45Milwaukee 6 7 462 45Detroit 6 9 400 55
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBOklahoma City 8 7 533 -Portland 8 8 500 05Utah 7 8 467 10Denver 6 8 429 15Minnesota 4 9 308 30Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 11 3 786 -Houston 9 5 643 20Memphis 9 5 643 20New Orleans 5 10 333 65Dallas 2 11 154 85Pacific W L PCT GBLA Clippers 13 2 867 -Golden State 12 2 857 05LA Lakers 8 7 533 50Sacramento 5 9 357 75Phoenix 4 11 267 80
NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos scores
New York 107 Portland 103New Orleans 112 Atlanta 94
Denver 110 Chicago 107LA Lakers 111 Oklahoma City 109
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Hamilton Southeastern swept a swimmeet with Noblesville Tuesday in theseason-opening contest for both teams
In the girls meet the Royals won all 11swimming events on their way to a 146-40victory Individual winners were HannahTaylor Hannah Pugh Emily BarnesKayleigh Witt Abby Harter MadisonKertin and all three relays NoblesvillesDayana Popa won the diving event
Southeastern won the boys meet 96-90Blake Ratliff Nathan Barr ConnorHarrison Zack Teffeteller and the medleyrelay were all Royal winners Noblesvillesvictories came from Jack Wolfred EvanDiamente Aaron Helms the 200 freestylerelay and the 400 freestyle relay
GIRLS MEETTeam score Southeastern 146 Noblesville 40200 medley relay 1 Southeastern A (Abby HarterMadison Kertin Hannah Pugh Emily Barnes) 149672 Southeastern B (Audrey Rose Lo Victoria VicoryAbby Taylor Katie Mueller) 15754 3 Noblesville A(Kyra Smythe Rachel Tat Alexa Akers RebeccaRichardson) 15998200 freestyle 1 Hannah Taylor HSE 15852 2Kayleigh Witt HSE 20382 3 Hannah Ballard HSE20480 4 Gillian Cripe N 20488 5 Brooke HaflichN 21146200 individual medley 1 Pugh HSE 21665 2Harter HSE 21743 3 Caroline Cross HSE 222444 Brianna McBride N 22615 5 Akers N 2274650 freestyle 1 Barnes HSE 2474 2 Sydney KnurekHSE 2505 3 Bri Saple HSE 2598 4 Jordan WolfredN 2766 5 Richardson N 2773Diving 1 Dayana Popa N 22600 2 Halli Siwik HSE20505 3 Sarah Ballard HSE 19670 4 Hannah VanTassel HSE 17355 5 Olivia Lykins N 8275100 butterfly 1 Pugh HSE 10038 2 Akers N10206 3 Kertin HSE 10212 4 Saple HSE 104235 Ava Wettrick N 10677100 freestyle 1 Barnes HSE 5507 2 H Taylor HSE5551 3 Knurek HSE 5608 4 Cripe N 5719 5Wolfred N 10091500 freestyle 1 Witt HSE 52975 2 Sydney MillerHSE 53395 3 Tina Berger N 54456 4 LaurenPassios HSE 54467 5 Haflich N 55746200 freestyle relay 1 Southeastern A (H TaylorBarnes Knurek Saple) 14120 2 Southeastern B(Witt Meghan Cleckner Camille Joesten A Taylor)14703 3 Southeastern C (Sophia Kegley KertinPassios Miller) 14802100 backstroke 1 Harter HSE 10012 2 Lo HSE10348 3 H Ballard HSE 10389 4 McBride N10626 5 Smythe N 10711100 breaststroke 1 Kertin HSE 10866 2 VicoryHSE 11170 3 Ellie Pedersen HSE 11189 4 TatN 11514 5 Josie Griffin N 11800
400 freestyle relay 1 Southeastern A (H BallardKnurek Taylor Saple) 34523 2 Southeastern B(Witt Cleckner Harter Taylor) 35736 3 NoblesvilleA (Cripe Wolfred Haflich McBride) 40239BOYS MEETTeam score Southeastern 96 Noblesville 90200 medley relay 1 Southeastern A (Blake RatliffNick Barr Connor Harrison DJ Rogers) 14281 2Noblesville A (Nick Beeson Sam Bleisch EvanDiamente Isaac Johnston) 14499 3 Southeastern B(Ethan Forbes John Kirby Ethan Christopher EvanSellers) 14640200 freestyle relay 1 Jack Wolfred N 15028 2 ZackTeffeteller HSE 15051 3 Cameron Kramer N15164 4 Aaron Helms N 15319 5 Forbes HSE15673
200 individual medley 1 B Ratliff HSE 20479 2Harrison HSE 20990 3 Beeson N 21227 4 JakobJanson N 21285 5 Isaac Stephan N 2152250 freestyle 1 Diamente N 2296 2 Johnston N2302 3 Nathan Brown HSE 2333 4 Lawson CrumN 2419 5 Sellers HSE 2439Diving 1 Nathan Barr HSE 18500 2 GarrettGarwood HSE 17650 3 Jared Newman N 159254 Aidan Leib N 10070 5 Ryan Plummer N 7600100 butterfly 1 Harrison HSE 5504 2 Diamente N5527 3 Janson N 5700 4 Christopher HSE 58305 Ryan Cockman HSE 10016100 freestyle 1 Teffeteller HSE 5015 2 Wolfred N5059 3 Johnston N 5161 4 Brown HSE 5218 5Sellers HSE 5323500 freestyle 1 Helms N 50277 2 Kramer N50526 3 Andrew Ratliff HSE 52491 4 ChristopherHSE 52602 5 Seth Koszyk N 53957
200 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A (JohnstonDiamente Crum Wolfred) 13259 2 Southeastern A(Harrison Teffeteller Barr Brown) 13359 3Noblesville B (Daniel Isaacs Stephan Helms Kramer)13627100 backstroke 1 B Ratliff HSE 5578 2 ForbesHSE 5806 3 Hadi Elgaali HSE 10012 4 BeesonN 10032 5 Chandler Parrish N 10338100 breaststroke 1 Barr HSE 10451 2 Bleisch N10558 3 John Kirby HSE 10612 4 Andrew TruxallHSE 10759 5 Ben Griffin N 10760400 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A (Janson KramerHelms Wolfred) 32238 2 Southeastern A (TefetellerSellers B Ratliff Brown) 32409 Southeastern B(Forbes A Ratliff Marcus Eden Christopher) 33600
Royals sweep Millers in both teamsrsquo openers
Photos by Bret Richardson
Hamilton Southeastern senior Caroline Cross swam the 200 individual medley in Tuesdays meet at Noblesville Cross hascommitted to swim for Bellarmine University in the fall of 2017
Noblesville sophomore standout Jack Wolfred outtouched HSEs Zack Teffeteller to win the 200 free Wolfred was also a member of the winning 200 and 400 freerelays
Guerin Catholic picked up its first winof the season beating Brebeuf Jesuit 48-29in a Circle City Conference game
The Braves led 12-10 after the firstquarter but the Golden Eagles came back tolead 23-19 at halftime Guerin then put thegame away in the third period outscoringBrebeuf 20-4 in that quarter
Sydney Geis had a huge shootingperformance going 8-of-9 for 21 pointsGeis drained five 3-pointers DanielleMason grabbed eight rebounds with Geisgetting five Grace Demas made six steals
The Golden Eagles will travel toRobinson Ill on Friday for that schoolstournament The only Indiana school in theevent Guerin Catholic plays Marshall atnoon and host Robinson at 9 pm then playtwo more games Friday
Guerin Catholic 48Brebeuf Jesuit 29
Guerin FG FT TP PFDanielle Mason 2-6 4-7 8 2Erin Fuller 1-3 0-0 2 1Sydney Geis 8-9 0-0 21 3Carly Hammons 1-6 0-0 2 3Maggie Stordy 1-3 0-0 2 4Grace Demas 4-7 1-4 9 0Grace Hackett 1-3 0-0 2 0Kate Anderson 0-3 2-2 2 1Maura Murphy 0-1 0-0 0 2Sarah Eberhart 0-0 0-0 0 1Totals 18-41 7-13 48 17Score by QuartersGuerin 10 13 20 5 - 48Brebeuf 12 7 4 6 - 29Guerin Catholic 3-point shooting (5-15) Geis 5-6Mason 0-3 Hammons 0-2 Demas 0-2 Hackett0-1 Murphy 0-1Guerin Catholic rebounds (31) Mason 8 Geis 5Demas 5 Hammons 3 Stordy 3 Hackett 3Anderson 3 Fuller 1
Golden Eagles pick upfirst win of the season
Reporter photo by Kirk Green
Guerin Catholicrsquos Danielle Munson scored eight points and grabbed eight reboundsfor the Golden Eagles in their Tuesday win over Brebeuf Jesuit
Hamilton County ReporterHamilton Countyrsquos
Hometown Newspaper
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Tied at halftime Westfield poweredthrough the fourth quarter to pick up a 53-45win over Western Boone Tuesday night atThe Rock
The Shamrocks and the Stars wereknotted at 17-17 at the break Westfieldgained the lead in the third quarter whichended with the Rocks ahead 26-22Westfield then poured in 27 points in thefourth period to get the victory
Ryann Bunting led the Shamrocks with12 points while Morgan Clary added 11Annabelle OHair pulled 12 rebounds withClary grabbing seven and Zoe Pentecostgetting six Clary and Jade Shipley eachdished out four assists
Westfield now 2-3 travels toGreenwood Saturday for a 130 pm game
Westfield 53Western Boone 45
Westfield FG FT TP PFMorgan Clary 3-11 5-10 11 4Jade Shipley 2-6 3-4 8 2Annabelle OHair 0-3 1-2 1 3Zoe Pentecost 1-3 1-2 3 2
Ryann Bunting 4-9 1-2 12 3Sophia Kreag 2-6 2-4 7 0Emily Katter 3-4 0-0 7 2Megan Rops 2-5 0-0 4 1Hannah Fife 0-0 0-0 0 0Karley Wininger 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 17-47 13-24 53 17Score by QuartersWeBo 5 12 5 23 - 45Westfield 7 10 9 27 - 53Westfield 3-point shooting (6-16) Bunting 3-6Kreag 1-3 Katter 1-2 Shipley 1-1 Rops 0-2Clary 0-2Westfield rebounds (40) OHair 12 Clary 7Pentecost 6 Katter 4 Shipley 3 Rops 2 Kreag2 Bunting 1 team 3
Hamilton Southeastern ranked seventhin Class 4A opened its Hoosier CrossroadsConference season with a home victoryover Brownsburg by the score of 64-41
The Royals led 29-23 at halftime withSydney Parrish taking a charge in the firstquarter and Malea Jackson making fourconsecutive baskets in the second periodSoutheastern opened the third quarter witha 3-pointer by Bre Lloyd and that set thetone for the second half where the Royalsoutscored the Bulldogs 35-18
Tayah Irvin led HSE with 14 pointswhile Jackson scored 12 Parrish andAmaya Hamilton both grabbed sixrebounds Lloyd handed out four assistswhile Jackson and Hamilton both madefour steals
The Royals improved to 7-1 and travelto 4A No 1-ranked Carmel on Friday fora 230 pm game
Southeastern 64Brownsburg 41
Southeastern FG FT TP PFMalea Jackson 4-8 4-4 12 2Sydney Parrish 3-9 1-2 8 1Tayah Irvin 6-9 0-0 14 2Amaya Hamilton 1-5 2-4 4 1Bre Lloyd 2-8 3-4 8 3
Fishers lost a Hoosier CrossroadsConference game to Zionsville 65-44 atthe Eagles gym Tuesday
Zionsville jumped out to a 15-4 first-quarter lead then held a 33-13 advantageat halftime Toni Grace led the Tigers with14 points while Kenedi London added 11Audrey Turner pulled eight rebounds
Fishers is now 4-4 and hosts NewCastle Saturday evening
Zionsville 65Fishers 44
Fishers FG FT TP PFLauren Emmerson 0-0 0-0 0 1Toni Grace 5-11 4-4 14 3Amanda Surber 0-3 0-0 0 1Skylar Fulton 1-5 6-6 9 2Alexandra Bankovich 0-6 0-0 0 3Kenedi London 4-7 2-4 11 1Lydia Stullken 2-2 0-0 4 1Casey Walker 0-1 0-0 0 0
Audrey Turner 3-7 0-0 6 1Totals 15-42 12-14 44 13Score by QuartersFishers 4 9 11 20 - 44Zionsville 15 18 16 16 - 65Fishers 3-point shooting (2-13) Fulton 1-4London 1-1 Grace 0-3 Surber 0-3 Bankovich0-2Fishers rebounds (23) Turner 8 Grace 4Bankovich 4 Stullken 3 Surber 2 Fulton 2
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Bunting Clary
Grace Turner
Irvin Parrish
Big fourth quartersends lsquoRocks past WeBo
Tigers drop HCCgame to Zionsville
No 7 Royals pick upwin in HCC opener
Sheridan which is receiving votes in thisweeks Class 2A poll hosted 4A Kokomoon Tuesday and fell 61-55
The Wildkats led 40-25 at halftime butthe Blackhawks came back in the secondhalf outscoring Kokomo 15-8 in the thirdquarter
Audrey Reed scored 20 points forSheridan with Brittany Welch adding 16points Welch also had nine rebounds andthree blocked shots while Reed pulledseven rebounds
The Hawks are now 3-1 and hostFrankfort next Wednesday Nov 30
Kokomo 61Sheridan 55
Sheridan FG FT TP PFJillian OFlaherty 3-4 4-6 12 3Nixon Williams 0-2 3-4 3 3Izzy Mangin 1-2 0-0 2 3Lilli Barker 0-0 0-0 0 1
Heather Barker 1-4 0-0 2 2Audrey Reed 7-20 6-10 20 3Brittany Welch 6-15 2-3 16 3Totals 18-47 15-23 55 18Score by QuartersSheridan 17 8 15 15 - 55Kokomo 25 15 8 13 - 61Sheridan 3-point shooting (4-13) Welch 2-8OFlaherty 2-2 Reed 0-2 Williams 0-1Sheridan rebounds (27) Welch 9 Reed 7 HBarker 4 Williams 3 OFlaherty 2 Mangin 1team 1
Reed Welch
lsquoHawks battle 4AKokomo before falling
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The University Trailblazers rode a hot shooting first halfto post a season opening 74-31 win over Shortridge
University had four players indouble figures with David Howard(18 points) and Ethan Sickels (15points) leading the scoring ZackHodgin and Josh Alford added 11each
We did a good job stayingfocused and taking care of businesssaid University coach BrandonLafferman We were able to getplaying time for all of our players
University led 5-4 midwaythrough the first period before rippingoff a 19-2 run over the last four
minutes of the quarter A pair of Sickels three pointersignited the run before Zack Hodgin added seven points inthe last 90 seconds of the quarter including an old fashionedthree point play with 02 seconds left that gave Universitya 24-6 lead after one
A 14-4 run to open the second quarter ended any doubtas the Blazers took a 30 point lead at the half (45-15) and
cruised through the second halfUniversity made 15 of 24 field
goals in the first half including 7 of10 three pointers Sickels made hisfirst career start a memorable onemaking 4 of 5 three pointers in thefirst half University shot 62 percentfor the game making 26 of 44attempts
The Blazers shared the ballrecording assists on 17 of their 26field goals Emerson Halbleib andHodgin had five assists each University won the rebounding battle
31-15 with Halbleib pulling down nine caroms and Howardgrabbing seven
University ranked sixth in the first AP Class 1A pollwill open their home schedule Wednesday night againstPark Tudor the top ranked team in 3A
University 74Shortridge 31
University FG FT TP PFDavid Howard 6-9 2-2 18 0Ethan Sickels 5-8 1-1 15 0Josh Alford 4-5 3-5 11 0Zach Hodgin 5-6 1-2 11 1Ben Glazier 1-5 6-6 8 1Marcus McTyer 2-4 0-0 4 1Tyler Wott 1-1 1-2 3 0Jonathan Turner 1-4 0-0 2 2Emerson Halbleib 1-2 0-2 2 2Caden Edwards 0-0 0-0 0 3Totals 26-44 14-20 74 10Score by QuartersUniversity 24 21 16 13 - 74Shortridge 6 9 8 8 - 31University 3-point shooting (8-15) Howard 4-6 Sickels 4-5Glazier 0-2 McTyer 0-1 Turner 0-1University rebounds (31) Halbleib 9 Howard 7 Alford 5 McTyer3 Glazier 1 Hodgin 1 Edwards 1 team 4
Howard Hodgin
lsquoBlazers rout Shortridge 74-31
Hamilton Southeastern opened its 2016-17 season Tuesday with a huge road win atMuncie Central 97-61
The Royals led 45-37 at halftime andthen cranked it up in the third quarteroutscoring the Bearcats 28-17 Southeasternthen ran through the fourth period 24-7
The Royals forced Muncie Central into22 turnovers and shot 643 percent from thefield for the game
HSE had five players score nine or morepoints and was lead by senior Zach Gunns25 points and 12 rebounds Austin Holzumand Chaz Birchfield also combined to dishout nine assists with no turnovers againstMuncie Centrals pressure
Southeastern hosts Avon on Dec 2 in aHoosier Crossroads Conference game
Southeastern 97Muncie Central 61
Southeastern FG FT TP PFJack Davidson 5-8 5-5 16 2Austin Holzum 2-3 0-0 4 3Aaron Etherington 3-6 4-4 12 2Connor Rotterman 4-8 0-1 9 4Zach Gunn 11-15 0-1 25 0Jerron Bond 4-6 0-0 9 3Chaz Birchfield 1-1 0-0 2 2
Aaron Shank 1-2 2-2 4 0Jack Habegger 1-3 1-2 4 0Noah Smith 2-2 0-0 4 1Zach Mutchner 0-0 0-0 0 0Nick Bowman 2-2 0-0 4 1Mabor Majak 0-0 4-4 4 0Totals 36-56 16-19 97 18Score by QuartersSoutheastern 25 20 28 24 - 97Muncie 18 19 17 7 -61Southeastern 3-point shooting (9-19) Gunn 3-5Etherington 2-3 Davidson 1-3 Rotterman 1-3Habegger 1-2 Bond 1-1 Holzum 0-1 Shank0-1Southeastern rebounds (30) Gunn 12 Shank 4Holzum 3 Davidson 2 Birchfield 2 Etherington2 Habegger 1 Smith 1 Mutchner 1 team 2
Royals overwhelm Bearcats
Gunn Holzum
Carmel opened its season with a 66-50win over Zionsville Tuesday at the EricClark Activity Center
The Greyhounds ranked No 7 in thefirst coaches poll of the season trailed theEagles 15-10 after the first quarter and23-20 at halftime but cruised through thesecond half by outscoring Zionsville 46-27
Sterling Brown led Carmel with 26points draining five 3-pointers while PJBaron scored 13 and pulled sevenrebounds John Michael Mulloy grabbedsix rebounds Brown dished out fiveassists while Cole Jenkins and Baron bothhanded out four Brown also made foursteals
The Greyhounds are off until Dec 2when they host Lawrence Central in aMetropolitan Conference game
Carmel 66Zionsville 50
Carmel FG FT TP PFSterling Brown 7-14 7-10 26 1PJ Baron 5-7 3-6 13 3John Michael Mulloy 1-2 6-6 8 5Alex Falender 3-4 1-1 7 3Jalen Whack 2-3 0-0 5 2Cole Jenkins 1-3 0-0 2 0Luke Heady 0-2 2-2 2 2Eddie Gill 0-1 1-2 1 2Alex Jackson 0-0 0-0 0 0Andrew Owens 0-0 0-0 0 0Mike Pitz 1-1 0-0 2 0Britt Beery 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 20-37 20-27 66 18Score by QuartersCarmel 10 10 17 29 - 66Zionsville 15 8 6 21 - 50Carmel 3-point shooting (6-16) Brown 5-9Whack 1-1 Jenkins 0-2 Heady 0-2 Gill 0-1Falender 0-1Carmel rebounds (25) Baron 7 Mulloy 6Jenkins 4 Brown 4 Whack 3 Falender 1
lsquoHounds come back beat Eagles
Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBToronto 8 6 571 -Boston 8 6 571New York 7 7 500 10Brooklyn 4 9 308 35Philadelphia 4 10 286 40Southeast W L PCT GBAtlanta 9 5 643 -Charlotte 8 5 615 05Orlando 6 8 429 30Washington 4 9 308 45Miami 4 9 308 45Central W L PCT GBCleveland 10 2 833 -Chicago 9 6 600 25Indiana 7 8 467 45Milwaukee 6 7 462 45Detroit 6 9 400 55
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBOklahoma City 8 7 533 -Portland 8 8 500 05Utah 7 8 467 10Denver 6 8 429 15Minnesota 4 9 308 30Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 11 3 786 -Houston 9 5 643 20Memphis 9 5 643 20New Orleans 5 10 333 65Dallas 2 11 154 85Pacific W L PCT GBLA Clippers 13 2 867 -Golden State 12 2 857 05LA Lakers 8 7 533 50Sacramento 5 9 357 75Phoenix 4 11 267 80
NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos scores
New York 107 Portland 103New Orleans 112 Atlanta 94
Denver 110 Chicago 107LA Lakers 111 Oklahoma City 109
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Hamilton Southeastern swept a swimmeet with Noblesville Tuesday in theseason-opening contest for both teams
In the girls meet the Royals won all 11swimming events on their way to a 146-40victory Individual winners were HannahTaylor Hannah Pugh Emily BarnesKayleigh Witt Abby Harter MadisonKertin and all three relays NoblesvillesDayana Popa won the diving event
Southeastern won the boys meet 96-90Blake Ratliff Nathan Barr ConnorHarrison Zack Teffeteller and the medleyrelay were all Royal winners Noblesvillesvictories came from Jack Wolfred EvanDiamente Aaron Helms the 200 freestylerelay and the 400 freestyle relay
GIRLS MEETTeam score Southeastern 146 Noblesville 40200 medley relay 1 Southeastern A (Abby HarterMadison Kertin Hannah Pugh Emily Barnes) 149672 Southeastern B (Audrey Rose Lo Victoria VicoryAbby Taylor Katie Mueller) 15754 3 Noblesville A(Kyra Smythe Rachel Tat Alexa Akers RebeccaRichardson) 15998200 freestyle 1 Hannah Taylor HSE 15852 2Kayleigh Witt HSE 20382 3 Hannah Ballard HSE20480 4 Gillian Cripe N 20488 5 Brooke HaflichN 21146200 individual medley 1 Pugh HSE 21665 2Harter HSE 21743 3 Caroline Cross HSE 222444 Brianna McBride N 22615 5 Akers N 2274650 freestyle 1 Barnes HSE 2474 2 Sydney KnurekHSE 2505 3 Bri Saple HSE 2598 4 Jordan WolfredN 2766 5 Richardson N 2773Diving 1 Dayana Popa N 22600 2 Halli Siwik HSE20505 3 Sarah Ballard HSE 19670 4 Hannah VanTassel HSE 17355 5 Olivia Lykins N 8275100 butterfly 1 Pugh HSE 10038 2 Akers N10206 3 Kertin HSE 10212 4 Saple HSE 104235 Ava Wettrick N 10677100 freestyle 1 Barnes HSE 5507 2 H Taylor HSE5551 3 Knurek HSE 5608 4 Cripe N 5719 5Wolfred N 10091500 freestyle 1 Witt HSE 52975 2 Sydney MillerHSE 53395 3 Tina Berger N 54456 4 LaurenPassios HSE 54467 5 Haflich N 55746200 freestyle relay 1 Southeastern A (H TaylorBarnes Knurek Saple) 14120 2 Southeastern B(Witt Meghan Cleckner Camille Joesten A Taylor)14703 3 Southeastern C (Sophia Kegley KertinPassios Miller) 14802100 backstroke 1 Harter HSE 10012 2 Lo HSE10348 3 H Ballard HSE 10389 4 McBride N10626 5 Smythe N 10711100 breaststroke 1 Kertin HSE 10866 2 VicoryHSE 11170 3 Ellie Pedersen HSE 11189 4 TatN 11514 5 Josie Griffin N 11800
400 freestyle relay 1 Southeastern A (H BallardKnurek Taylor Saple) 34523 2 Southeastern B(Witt Cleckner Harter Taylor) 35736 3 NoblesvilleA (Cripe Wolfred Haflich McBride) 40239BOYS MEETTeam score Southeastern 96 Noblesville 90200 medley relay 1 Southeastern A (Blake RatliffNick Barr Connor Harrison DJ Rogers) 14281 2Noblesville A (Nick Beeson Sam Bleisch EvanDiamente Isaac Johnston) 14499 3 Southeastern B(Ethan Forbes John Kirby Ethan Christopher EvanSellers) 14640200 freestyle relay 1 Jack Wolfred N 15028 2 ZackTeffeteller HSE 15051 3 Cameron Kramer N15164 4 Aaron Helms N 15319 5 Forbes HSE15673
200 individual medley 1 B Ratliff HSE 20479 2Harrison HSE 20990 3 Beeson N 21227 4 JakobJanson N 21285 5 Isaac Stephan N 2152250 freestyle 1 Diamente N 2296 2 Johnston N2302 3 Nathan Brown HSE 2333 4 Lawson CrumN 2419 5 Sellers HSE 2439Diving 1 Nathan Barr HSE 18500 2 GarrettGarwood HSE 17650 3 Jared Newman N 159254 Aidan Leib N 10070 5 Ryan Plummer N 7600100 butterfly 1 Harrison HSE 5504 2 Diamente N5527 3 Janson N 5700 4 Christopher HSE 58305 Ryan Cockman HSE 10016100 freestyle 1 Teffeteller HSE 5015 2 Wolfred N5059 3 Johnston N 5161 4 Brown HSE 5218 5Sellers HSE 5323500 freestyle 1 Helms N 50277 2 Kramer N50526 3 Andrew Ratliff HSE 52491 4 ChristopherHSE 52602 5 Seth Koszyk N 53957
200 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A (JohnstonDiamente Crum Wolfred) 13259 2 Southeastern A(Harrison Teffeteller Barr Brown) 13359 3Noblesville B (Daniel Isaacs Stephan Helms Kramer)13627100 backstroke 1 B Ratliff HSE 5578 2 ForbesHSE 5806 3 Hadi Elgaali HSE 10012 4 BeesonN 10032 5 Chandler Parrish N 10338100 breaststroke 1 Barr HSE 10451 2 Bleisch N10558 3 John Kirby HSE 10612 4 Andrew TruxallHSE 10759 5 Ben Griffin N 10760400 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A (Janson KramerHelms Wolfred) 32238 2 Southeastern A (TefetellerSellers B Ratliff Brown) 32409 Southeastern B(Forbes A Ratliff Marcus Eden Christopher) 33600
Royals sweep Millers in both teamsrsquo openers
Photos by Bret Richardson
Hamilton Southeastern senior Caroline Cross swam the 200 individual medley in Tuesdays meet at Noblesville Cross hascommitted to swim for Bellarmine University in the fall of 2017
Noblesville sophomore standout Jack Wolfred outtouched HSEs Zack Teffeteller to win the 200 free Wolfred was also a member of the winning 200 and 400 freerelays
Tied at halftime Westfield poweredthrough the fourth quarter to pick up a 53-45win over Western Boone Tuesday night atThe Rock
The Shamrocks and the Stars wereknotted at 17-17 at the break Westfieldgained the lead in the third quarter whichended with the Rocks ahead 26-22Westfield then poured in 27 points in thefourth period to get the victory
Ryann Bunting led the Shamrocks with12 points while Morgan Clary added 11Annabelle OHair pulled 12 rebounds withClary grabbing seven and Zoe Pentecostgetting six Clary and Jade Shipley eachdished out four assists
Westfield now 2-3 travels toGreenwood Saturday for a 130 pm game
Westfield 53Western Boone 45
Westfield FG FT TP PFMorgan Clary 3-11 5-10 11 4Jade Shipley 2-6 3-4 8 2Annabelle OHair 0-3 1-2 1 3Zoe Pentecost 1-3 1-2 3 2
Ryann Bunting 4-9 1-2 12 3Sophia Kreag 2-6 2-4 7 0Emily Katter 3-4 0-0 7 2Megan Rops 2-5 0-0 4 1Hannah Fife 0-0 0-0 0 0Karley Wininger 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 17-47 13-24 53 17Score by QuartersWeBo 5 12 5 23 - 45Westfield 7 10 9 27 - 53Westfield 3-point shooting (6-16) Bunting 3-6Kreag 1-3 Katter 1-2 Shipley 1-1 Rops 0-2Clary 0-2Westfield rebounds (40) OHair 12 Clary 7Pentecost 6 Katter 4 Shipley 3 Rops 2 Kreag2 Bunting 1 team 3
Hamilton Southeastern ranked seventhin Class 4A opened its Hoosier CrossroadsConference season with a home victoryover Brownsburg by the score of 64-41
The Royals led 29-23 at halftime withSydney Parrish taking a charge in the firstquarter and Malea Jackson making fourconsecutive baskets in the second periodSoutheastern opened the third quarter witha 3-pointer by Bre Lloyd and that set thetone for the second half where the Royalsoutscored the Bulldogs 35-18
Tayah Irvin led HSE with 14 pointswhile Jackson scored 12 Parrish andAmaya Hamilton both grabbed sixrebounds Lloyd handed out four assistswhile Jackson and Hamilton both madefour steals
The Royals improved to 7-1 and travelto 4A No 1-ranked Carmel on Friday fora 230 pm game
Southeastern 64Brownsburg 41
Southeastern FG FT TP PFMalea Jackson 4-8 4-4 12 2Sydney Parrish 3-9 1-2 8 1Tayah Irvin 6-9 0-0 14 2Amaya Hamilton 1-5 2-4 4 1Bre Lloyd 2-8 3-4 8 3
Fishers lost a Hoosier CrossroadsConference game to Zionsville 65-44 atthe Eagles gym Tuesday
Zionsville jumped out to a 15-4 first-quarter lead then held a 33-13 advantageat halftime Toni Grace led the Tigers with14 points while Kenedi London added 11Audrey Turner pulled eight rebounds
Fishers is now 4-4 and hosts NewCastle Saturday evening
Zionsville 65Fishers 44
Fishers FG FT TP PFLauren Emmerson 0-0 0-0 0 1Toni Grace 5-11 4-4 14 3Amanda Surber 0-3 0-0 0 1Skylar Fulton 1-5 6-6 9 2Alexandra Bankovich 0-6 0-0 0 3Kenedi London 4-7 2-4 11 1Lydia Stullken 2-2 0-0 4 1Casey Walker 0-1 0-0 0 0
Audrey Turner 3-7 0-0 6 1Totals 15-42 12-14 44 13Score by QuartersFishers 4 9 11 20 - 44Zionsville 15 18 16 16 - 65Fishers 3-point shooting (2-13) Fulton 1-4London 1-1 Grace 0-3 Surber 0-3 Bankovich0-2Fishers rebounds (23) Turner 8 Grace 4Bankovich 4 Stullken 3 Surber 2 Fulton 2
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Bunting Clary
Grace Turner
Irvin Parrish
Big fourth quartersends lsquoRocks past WeBo
Tigers drop HCCgame to Zionsville
No 7 Royals pick upwin in HCC opener
Sheridan which is receiving votes in thisweeks Class 2A poll hosted 4A Kokomoon Tuesday and fell 61-55
The Wildkats led 40-25 at halftime butthe Blackhawks came back in the secondhalf outscoring Kokomo 15-8 in the thirdquarter
Audrey Reed scored 20 points forSheridan with Brittany Welch adding 16points Welch also had nine rebounds andthree blocked shots while Reed pulledseven rebounds
The Hawks are now 3-1 and hostFrankfort next Wednesday Nov 30
Kokomo 61Sheridan 55
Sheridan FG FT TP PFJillian OFlaherty 3-4 4-6 12 3Nixon Williams 0-2 3-4 3 3Izzy Mangin 1-2 0-0 2 3Lilli Barker 0-0 0-0 0 1
Heather Barker 1-4 0-0 2 2Audrey Reed 7-20 6-10 20 3Brittany Welch 6-15 2-3 16 3Totals 18-47 15-23 55 18Score by QuartersSheridan 17 8 15 15 - 55Kokomo 25 15 8 13 - 61Sheridan 3-point shooting (4-13) Welch 2-8OFlaherty 2-2 Reed 0-2 Williams 0-1Sheridan rebounds (27) Welch 9 Reed 7 HBarker 4 Williams 3 OFlaherty 2 Mangin 1team 1
Reed Welch
lsquoHawks battle 4AKokomo before falling
Do You Have A Community Announcement
Wedding Birth Announcement Anniversary
Share It With The Community
Contact the Hamilton County Reporter
Hamiltonconorth reporter hotmailcom
or call 317-408-5548
Sports 9
The University Trailblazers rode a hot shooting first halfto post a season opening 74-31 win over Shortridge
University had four players indouble figures with David Howard(18 points) and Ethan Sickels (15points) leading the scoring ZackHodgin and Josh Alford added 11each
We did a good job stayingfocused and taking care of businesssaid University coach BrandonLafferman We were able to getplaying time for all of our players
University led 5-4 midwaythrough the first period before rippingoff a 19-2 run over the last four
minutes of the quarter A pair of Sickels three pointersignited the run before Zack Hodgin added seven points inthe last 90 seconds of the quarter including an old fashionedthree point play with 02 seconds left that gave Universitya 24-6 lead after one
A 14-4 run to open the second quarter ended any doubtas the Blazers took a 30 point lead at the half (45-15) and
cruised through the second halfUniversity made 15 of 24 field
goals in the first half including 7 of10 three pointers Sickels made hisfirst career start a memorable onemaking 4 of 5 three pointers in thefirst half University shot 62 percentfor the game making 26 of 44attempts
The Blazers shared the ballrecording assists on 17 of their 26field goals Emerson Halbleib andHodgin had five assists each University won the rebounding battle
31-15 with Halbleib pulling down nine caroms and Howardgrabbing seven
University ranked sixth in the first AP Class 1A pollwill open their home schedule Wednesday night againstPark Tudor the top ranked team in 3A
University 74Shortridge 31
University FG FT TP PFDavid Howard 6-9 2-2 18 0Ethan Sickels 5-8 1-1 15 0Josh Alford 4-5 3-5 11 0Zach Hodgin 5-6 1-2 11 1Ben Glazier 1-5 6-6 8 1Marcus McTyer 2-4 0-0 4 1Tyler Wott 1-1 1-2 3 0Jonathan Turner 1-4 0-0 2 2Emerson Halbleib 1-2 0-2 2 2Caden Edwards 0-0 0-0 0 3Totals 26-44 14-20 74 10Score by QuartersUniversity 24 21 16 13 - 74Shortridge 6 9 8 8 - 31University 3-point shooting (8-15) Howard 4-6 Sickels 4-5Glazier 0-2 McTyer 0-1 Turner 0-1University rebounds (31) Halbleib 9 Howard 7 Alford 5 McTyer3 Glazier 1 Hodgin 1 Edwards 1 team 4
Howard Hodgin
lsquoBlazers rout Shortridge 74-31
Hamilton Southeastern opened its 2016-17 season Tuesday with a huge road win atMuncie Central 97-61
The Royals led 45-37 at halftime andthen cranked it up in the third quarteroutscoring the Bearcats 28-17 Southeasternthen ran through the fourth period 24-7
The Royals forced Muncie Central into22 turnovers and shot 643 percent from thefield for the game
HSE had five players score nine or morepoints and was lead by senior Zach Gunns25 points and 12 rebounds Austin Holzumand Chaz Birchfield also combined to dishout nine assists with no turnovers againstMuncie Centrals pressure
Southeastern hosts Avon on Dec 2 in aHoosier Crossroads Conference game
Southeastern 97Muncie Central 61
Southeastern FG FT TP PFJack Davidson 5-8 5-5 16 2Austin Holzum 2-3 0-0 4 3Aaron Etherington 3-6 4-4 12 2Connor Rotterman 4-8 0-1 9 4Zach Gunn 11-15 0-1 25 0Jerron Bond 4-6 0-0 9 3Chaz Birchfield 1-1 0-0 2 2
Aaron Shank 1-2 2-2 4 0Jack Habegger 1-3 1-2 4 0Noah Smith 2-2 0-0 4 1Zach Mutchner 0-0 0-0 0 0Nick Bowman 2-2 0-0 4 1Mabor Majak 0-0 4-4 4 0Totals 36-56 16-19 97 18Score by QuartersSoutheastern 25 20 28 24 - 97Muncie 18 19 17 7 -61Southeastern 3-point shooting (9-19) Gunn 3-5Etherington 2-3 Davidson 1-3 Rotterman 1-3Habegger 1-2 Bond 1-1 Holzum 0-1 Shank0-1Southeastern rebounds (30) Gunn 12 Shank 4Holzum 3 Davidson 2 Birchfield 2 Etherington2 Habegger 1 Smith 1 Mutchner 1 team 2
Royals overwhelm Bearcats
Gunn Holzum
Carmel opened its season with a 66-50win over Zionsville Tuesday at the EricClark Activity Center
The Greyhounds ranked No 7 in thefirst coaches poll of the season trailed theEagles 15-10 after the first quarter and23-20 at halftime but cruised through thesecond half by outscoring Zionsville 46-27
Sterling Brown led Carmel with 26points draining five 3-pointers while PJBaron scored 13 and pulled sevenrebounds John Michael Mulloy grabbedsix rebounds Brown dished out fiveassists while Cole Jenkins and Baron bothhanded out four Brown also made foursteals
The Greyhounds are off until Dec 2when they host Lawrence Central in aMetropolitan Conference game
Carmel 66Zionsville 50
Carmel FG FT TP PFSterling Brown 7-14 7-10 26 1PJ Baron 5-7 3-6 13 3John Michael Mulloy 1-2 6-6 8 5Alex Falender 3-4 1-1 7 3Jalen Whack 2-3 0-0 5 2Cole Jenkins 1-3 0-0 2 0Luke Heady 0-2 2-2 2 2Eddie Gill 0-1 1-2 1 2Alex Jackson 0-0 0-0 0 0Andrew Owens 0-0 0-0 0 0Mike Pitz 1-1 0-0 2 0Britt Beery 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 20-37 20-27 66 18Score by QuartersCarmel 10 10 17 29 - 66Zionsville 15 8 6 21 - 50Carmel 3-point shooting (6-16) Brown 5-9Whack 1-1 Jenkins 0-2 Heady 0-2 Gill 0-1Falender 0-1Carmel rebounds (25) Baron 7 Mulloy 6Jenkins 4 Brown 4 Whack 3 Falender 1
lsquoHounds come back beat Eagles
Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBToronto 8 6 571 -Boston 8 6 571New York 7 7 500 10Brooklyn 4 9 308 35Philadelphia 4 10 286 40Southeast W L PCT GBAtlanta 9 5 643 -Charlotte 8 5 615 05Orlando 6 8 429 30Washington 4 9 308 45Miami 4 9 308 45Central W L PCT GBCleveland 10 2 833 -Chicago 9 6 600 25Indiana 7 8 467 45Milwaukee 6 7 462 45Detroit 6 9 400 55
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBOklahoma City 8 7 533 -Portland 8 8 500 05Utah 7 8 467 10Denver 6 8 429 15Minnesota 4 9 308 30Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 11 3 786 -Houston 9 5 643 20Memphis 9 5 643 20New Orleans 5 10 333 65Dallas 2 11 154 85Pacific W L PCT GBLA Clippers 13 2 867 -Golden State 12 2 857 05LA Lakers 8 7 533 50Sacramento 5 9 357 75Phoenix 4 11 267 80
NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos scores
New York 107 Portland 103New Orleans 112 Atlanta 94
Denver 110 Chicago 107LA Lakers 111 Oklahoma City 109
Sports10
Hamilton Southeastern swept a swimmeet with Noblesville Tuesday in theseason-opening contest for both teams
In the girls meet the Royals won all 11swimming events on their way to a 146-40victory Individual winners were HannahTaylor Hannah Pugh Emily BarnesKayleigh Witt Abby Harter MadisonKertin and all three relays NoblesvillesDayana Popa won the diving event
Southeastern won the boys meet 96-90Blake Ratliff Nathan Barr ConnorHarrison Zack Teffeteller and the medleyrelay were all Royal winners Noblesvillesvictories came from Jack Wolfred EvanDiamente Aaron Helms the 200 freestylerelay and the 400 freestyle relay
GIRLS MEETTeam score Southeastern 146 Noblesville 40200 medley relay 1 Southeastern A (Abby HarterMadison Kertin Hannah Pugh Emily Barnes) 149672 Southeastern B (Audrey Rose Lo Victoria VicoryAbby Taylor Katie Mueller) 15754 3 Noblesville A(Kyra Smythe Rachel Tat Alexa Akers RebeccaRichardson) 15998200 freestyle 1 Hannah Taylor HSE 15852 2Kayleigh Witt HSE 20382 3 Hannah Ballard HSE20480 4 Gillian Cripe N 20488 5 Brooke HaflichN 21146200 individual medley 1 Pugh HSE 21665 2Harter HSE 21743 3 Caroline Cross HSE 222444 Brianna McBride N 22615 5 Akers N 2274650 freestyle 1 Barnes HSE 2474 2 Sydney KnurekHSE 2505 3 Bri Saple HSE 2598 4 Jordan WolfredN 2766 5 Richardson N 2773Diving 1 Dayana Popa N 22600 2 Halli Siwik HSE20505 3 Sarah Ballard HSE 19670 4 Hannah VanTassel HSE 17355 5 Olivia Lykins N 8275100 butterfly 1 Pugh HSE 10038 2 Akers N10206 3 Kertin HSE 10212 4 Saple HSE 104235 Ava Wettrick N 10677100 freestyle 1 Barnes HSE 5507 2 H Taylor HSE5551 3 Knurek HSE 5608 4 Cripe N 5719 5Wolfred N 10091500 freestyle 1 Witt HSE 52975 2 Sydney MillerHSE 53395 3 Tina Berger N 54456 4 LaurenPassios HSE 54467 5 Haflich N 55746200 freestyle relay 1 Southeastern A (H TaylorBarnes Knurek Saple) 14120 2 Southeastern B(Witt Meghan Cleckner Camille Joesten A Taylor)14703 3 Southeastern C (Sophia Kegley KertinPassios Miller) 14802100 backstroke 1 Harter HSE 10012 2 Lo HSE10348 3 H Ballard HSE 10389 4 McBride N10626 5 Smythe N 10711100 breaststroke 1 Kertin HSE 10866 2 VicoryHSE 11170 3 Ellie Pedersen HSE 11189 4 TatN 11514 5 Josie Griffin N 11800
400 freestyle relay 1 Southeastern A (H BallardKnurek Taylor Saple) 34523 2 Southeastern B(Witt Cleckner Harter Taylor) 35736 3 NoblesvilleA (Cripe Wolfred Haflich McBride) 40239BOYS MEETTeam score Southeastern 96 Noblesville 90200 medley relay 1 Southeastern A (Blake RatliffNick Barr Connor Harrison DJ Rogers) 14281 2Noblesville A (Nick Beeson Sam Bleisch EvanDiamente Isaac Johnston) 14499 3 Southeastern B(Ethan Forbes John Kirby Ethan Christopher EvanSellers) 14640200 freestyle relay 1 Jack Wolfred N 15028 2 ZackTeffeteller HSE 15051 3 Cameron Kramer N15164 4 Aaron Helms N 15319 5 Forbes HSE15673
200 individual medley 1 B Ratliff HSE 20479 2Harrison HSE 20990 3 Beeson N 21227 4 JakobJanson N 21285 5 Isaac Stephan N 2152250 freestyle 1 Diamente N 2296 2 Johnston N2302 3 Nathan Brown HSE 2333 4 Lawson CrumN 2419 5 Sellers HSE 2439Diving 1 Nathan Barr HSE 18500 2 GarrettGarwood HSE 17650 3 Jared Newman N 159254 Aidan Leib N 10070 5 Ryan Plummer N 7600100 butterfly 1 Harrison HSE 5504 2 Diamente N5527 3 Janson N 5700 4 Christopher HSE 58305 Ryan Cockman HSE 10016100 freestyle 1 Teffeteller HSE 5015 2 Wolfred N5059 3 Johnston N 5161 4 Brown HSE 5218 5Sellers HSE 5323500 freestyle 1 Helms N 50277 2 Kramer N50526 3 Andrew Ratliff HSE 52491 4 ChristopherHSE 52602 5 Seth Koszyk N 53957
200 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A (JohnstonDiamente Crum Wolfred) 13259 2 Southeastern A(Harrison Teffeteller Barr Brown) 13359 3Noblesville B (Daniel Isaacs Stephan Helms Kramer)13627100 backstroke 1 B Ratliff HSE 5578 2 ForbesHSE 5806 3 Hadi Elgaali HSE 10012 4 BeesonN 10032 5 Chandler Parrish N 10338100 breaststroke 1 Barr HSE 10451 2 Bleisch N10558 3 John Kirby HSE 10612 4 Andrew TruxallHSE 10759 5 Ben Griffin N 10760400 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A (Janson KramerHelms Wolfred) 32238 2 Southeastern A (TefetellerSellers B Ratliff Brown) 32409 Southeastern B(Forbes A Ratliff Marcus Eden Christopher) 33600
Royals sweep Millers in both teamsrsquo openers
Photos by Bret Richardson
Hamilton Southeastern senior Caroline Cross swam the 200 individual medley in Tuesdays meet at Noblesville Cross hascommitted to swim for Bellarmine University in the fall of 2017
Noblesville sophomore standout Jack Wolfred outtouched HSEs Zack Teffeteller to win the 200 free Wolfred was also a member of the winning 200 and 400 freerelays
Sports 9
The University Trailblazers rode a hot shooting first halfto post a season opening 74-31 win over Shortridge
University had four players indouble figures with David Howard(18 points) and Ethan Sickels (15points) leading the scoring ZackHodgin and Josh Alford added 11each
We did a good job stayingfocused and taking care of businesssaid University coach BrandonLafferman We were able to getplaying time for all of our players
University led 5-4 midwaythrough the first period before rippingoff a 19-2 run over the last four
minutes of the quarter A pair of Sickels three pointersignited the run before Zack Hodgin added seven points inthe last 90 seconds of the quarter including an old fashionedthree point play with 02 seconds left that gave Universitya 24-6 lead after one
A 14-4 run to open the second quarter ended any doubtas the Blazers took a 30 point lead at the half (45-15) and
cruised through the second halfUniversity made 15 of 24 field
goals in the first half including 7 of10 three pointers Sickels made hisfirst career start a memorable onemaking 4 of 5 three pointers in thefirst half University shot 62 percentfor the game making 26 of 44attempts
The Blazers shared the ballrecording assists on 17 of their 26field goals Emerson Halbleib andHodgin had five assists each University won the rebounding battle
31-15 with Halbleib pulling down nine caroms and Howardgrabbing seven
University ranked sixth in the first AP Class 1A pollwill open their home schedule Wednesday night againstPark Tudor the top ranked team in 3A
University 74Shortridge 31
University FG FT TP PFDavid Howard 6-9 2-2 18 0Ethan Sickels 5-8 1-1 15 0Josh Alford 4-5 3-5 11 0Zach Hodgin 5-6 1-2 11 1Ben Glazier 1-5 6-6 8 1Marcus McTyer 2-4 0-0 4 1Tyler Wott 1-1 1-2 3 0Jonathan Turner 1-4 0-0 2 2Emerson Halbleib 1-2 0-2 2 2Caden Edwards 0-0 0-0 0 3Totals 26-44 14-20 74 10Score by QuartersUniversity 24 21 16 13 - 74Shortridge 6 9 8 8 - 31University 3-point shooting (8-15) Howard 4-6 Sickels 4-5Glazier 0-2 McTyer 0-1 Turner 0-1University rebounds (31) Halbleib 9 Howard 7 Alford 5 McTyer3 Glazier 1 Hodgin 1 Edwards 1 team 4
Howard Hodgin
lsquoBlazers rout Shortridge 74-31
Hamilton Southeastern opened its 2016-17 season Tuesday with a huge road win atMuncie Central 97-61
The Royals led 45-37 at halftime andthen cranked it up in the third quarteroutscoring the Bearcats 28-17 Southeasternthen ran through the fourth period 24-7
The Royals forced Muncie Central into22 turnovers and shot 643 percent from thefield for the game
HSE had five players score nine or morepoints and was lead by senior Zach Gunns25 points and 12 rebounds Austin Holzumand Chaz Birchfield also combined to dishout nine assists with no turnovers againstMuncie Centrals pressure
Southeastern hosts Avon on Dec 2 in aHoosier Crossroads Conference game
Southeastern 97Muncie Central 61
Southeastern FG FT TP PFJack Davidson 5-8 5-5 16 2Austin Holzum 2-3 0-0 4 3Aaron Etherington 3-6 4-4 12 2Connor Rotterman 4-8 0-1 9 4Zach Gunn 11-15 0-1 25 0Jerron Bond 4-6 0-0 9 3Chaz Birchfield 1-1 0-0 2 2
Aaron Shank 1-2 2-2 4 0Jack Habegger 1-3 1-2 4 0Noah Smith 2-2 0-0 4 1Zach Mutchner 0-0 0-0 0 0Nick Bowman 2-2 0-0 4 1Mabor Majak 0-0 4-4 4 0Totals 36-56 16-19 97 18Score by QuartersSoutheastern 25 20 28 24 - 97Muncie 18 19 17 7 -61Southeastern 3-point shooting (9-19) Gunn 3-5Etherington 2-3 Davidson 1-3 Rotterman 1-3Habegger 1-2 Bond 1-1 Holzum 0-1 Shank0-1Southeastern rebounds (30) Gunn 12 Shank 4Holzum 3 Davidson 2 Birchfield 2 Etherington2 Habegger 1 Smith 1 Mutchner 1 team 2
Royals overwhelm Bearcats
Gunn Holzum
Carmel opened its season with a 66-50win over Zionsville Tuesday at the EricClark Activity Center
The Greyhounds ranked No 7 in thefirst coaches poll of the season trailed theEagles 15-10 after the first quarter and23-20 at halftime but cruised through thesecond half by outscoring Zionsville 46-27
Sterling Brown led Carmel with 26points draining five 3-pointers while PJBaron scored 13 and pulled sevenrebounds John Michael Mulloy grabbedsix rebounds Brown dished out fiveassists while Cole Jenkins and Baron bothhanded out four Brown also made foursteals
The Greyhounds are off until Dec 2when they host Lawrence Central in aMetropolitan Conference game
Carmel 66Zionsville 50
Carmel FG FT TP PFSterling Brown 7-14 7-10 26 1PJ Baron 5-7 3-6 13 3John Michael Mulloy 1-2 6-6 8 5Alex Falender 3-4 1-1 7 3Jalen Whack 2-3 0-0 5 2Cole Jenkins 1-3 0-0 2 0Luke Heady 0-2 2-2 2 2Eddie Gill 0-1 1-2 1 2Alex Jackson 0-0 0-0 0 0Andrew Owens 0-0 0-0 0 0Mike Pitz 1-1 0-0 2 0Britt Beery 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 20-37 20-27 66 18Score by QuartersCarmel 10 10 17 29 - 66Zionsville 15 8 6 21 - 50Carmel 3-point shooting (6-16) Brown 5-9Whack 1-1 Jenkins 0-2 Heady 0-2 Gill 0-1Falender 0-1Carmel rebounds (25) Baron 7 Mulloy 6Jenkins 4 Brown 4 Whack 3 Falender 1
lsquoHounds come back beat Eagles
Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBToronto 8 6 571 -Boston 8 6 571New York 7 7 500 10Brooklyn 4 9 308 35Philadelphia 4 10 286 40Southeast W L PCT GBAtlanta 9 5 643 -Charlotte 8 5 615 05Orlando 6 8 429 30Washington 4 9 308 45Miami 4 9 308 45Central W L PCT GBCleveland 10 2 833 -Chicago 9 6 600 25Indiana 7 8 467 45Milwaukee 6 7 462 45Detroit 6 9 400 55
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBOklahoma City 8 7 533 -Portland 8 8 500 05Utah 7 8 467 10Denver 6 8 429 15Minnesota 4 9 308 30Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 11 3 786 -Houston 9 5 643 20Memphis 9 5 643 20New Orleans 5 10 333 65Dallas 2 11 154 85Pacific W L PCT GBLA Clippers 13 2 867 -Golden State 12 2 857 05LA Lakers 8 7 533 50Sacramento 5 9 357 75Phoenix 4 11 267 80
NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos scores
New York 107 Portland 103New Orleans 112 Atlanta 94
Denver 110 Chicago 107LA Lakers 111 Oklahoma City 109
Sports10
Hamilton Southeastern swept a swimmeet with Noblesville Tuesday in theseason-opening contest for both teams
In the girls meet the Royals won all 11swimming events on their way to a 146-40victory Individual winners were HannahTaylor Hannah Pugh Emily BarnesKayleigh Witt Abby Harter MadisonKertin and all three relays NoblesvillesDayana Popa won the diving event
Southeastern won the boys meet 96-90Blake Ratliff Nathan Barr ConnorHarrison Zack Teffeteller and the medleyrelay were all Royal winners Noblesvillesvictories came from Jack Wolfred EvanDiamente Aaron Helms the 200 freestylerelay and the 400 freestyle relay
GIRLS MEETTeam score Southeastern 146 Noblesville 40200 medley relay 1 Southeastern A (Abby HarterMadison Kertin Hannah Pugh Emily Barnes) 149672 Southeastern B (Audrey Rose Lo Victoria VicoryAbby Taylor Katie Mueller) 15754 3 Noblesville A(Kyra Smythe Rachel Tat Alexa Akers RebeccaRichardson) 15998200 freestyle 1 Hannah Taylor HSE 15852 2Kayleigh Witt HSE 20382 3 Hannah Ballard HSE20480 4 Gillian Cripe N 20488 5 Brooke HaflichN 21146200 individual medley 1 Pugh HSE 21665 2Harter HSE 21743 3 Caroline Cross HSE 222444 Brianna McBride N 22615 5 Akers N 2274650 freestyle 1 Barnes HSE 2474 2 Sydney KnurekHSE 2505 3 Bri Saple HSE 2598 4 Jordan WolfredN 2766 5 Richardson N 2773Diving 1 Dayana Popa N 22600 2 Halli Siwik HSE20505 3 Sarah Ballard HSE 19670 4 Hannah VanTassel HSE 17355 5 Olivia Lykins N 8275100 butterfly 1 Pugh HSE 10038 2 Akers N10206 3 Kertin HSE 10212 4 Saple HSE 104235 Ava Wettrick N 10677100 freestyle 1 Barnes HSE 5507 2 H Taylor HSE5551 3 Knurek HSE 5608 4 Cripe N 5719 5Wolfred N 10091500 freestyle 1 Witt HSE 52975 2 Sydney MillerHSE 53395 3 Tina Berger N 54456 4 LaurenPassios HSE 54467 5 Haflich N 55746200 freestyle relay 1 Southeastern A (H TaylorBarnes Knurek Saple) 14120 2 Southeastern B(Witt Meghan Cleckner Camille Joesten A Taylor)14703 3 Southeastern C (Sophia Kegley KertinPassios Miller) 14802100 backstroke 1 Harter HSE 10012 2 Lo HSE10348 3 H Ballard HSE 10389 4 McBride N10626 5 Smythe N 10711100 breaststroke 1 Kertin HSE 10866 2 VicoryHSE 11170 3 Ellie Pedersen HSE 11189 4 TatN 11514 5 Josie Griffin N 11800
400 freestyle relay 1 Southeastern A (H BallardKnurek Taylor Saple) 34523 2 Southeastern B(Witt Cleckner Harter Taylor) 35736 3 NoblesvilleA (Cripe Wolfred Haflich McBride) 40239BOYS MEETTeam score Southeastern 96 Noblesville 90200 medley relay 1 Southeastern A (Blake RatliffNick Barr Connor Harrison DJ Rogers) 14281 2Noblesville A (Nick Beeson Sam Bleisch EvanDiamente Isaac Johnston) 14499 3 Southeastern B(Ethan Forbes John Kirby Ethan Christopher EvanSellers) 14640200 freestyle relay 1 Jack Wolfred N 15028 2 ZackTeffeteller HSE 15051 3 Cameron Kramer N15164 4 Aaron Helms N 15319 5 Forbes HSE15673
200 individual medley 1 B Ratliff HSE 20479 2Harrison HSE 20990 3 Beeson N 21227 4 JakobJanson N 21285 5 Isaac Stephan N 2152250 freestyle 1 Diamente N 2296 2 Johnston N2302 3 Nathan Brown HSE 2333 4 Lawson CrumN 2419 5 Sellers HSE 2439Diving 1 Nathan Barr HSE 18500 2 GarrettGarwood HSE 17650 3 Jared Newman N 159254 Aidan Leib N 10070 5 Ryan Plummer N 7600100 butterfly 1 Harrison HSE 5504 2 Diamente N5527 3 Janson N 5700 4 Christopher HSE 58305 Ryan Cockman HSE 10016100 freestyle 1 Teffeteller HSE 5015 2 Wolfred N5059 3 Johnston N 5161 4 Brown HSE 5218 5Sellers HSE 5323500 freestyle 1 Helms N 50277 2 Kramer N50526 3 Andrew Ratliff HSE 52491 4 ChristopherHSE 52602 5 Seth Koszyk N 53957
200 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A (JohnstonDiamente Crum Wolfred) 13259 2 Southeastern A(Harrison Teffeteller Barr Brown) 13359 3Noblesville B (Daniel Isaacs Stephan Helms Kramer)13627100 backstroke 1 B Ratliff HSE 5578 2 ForbesHSE 5806 3 Hadi Elgaali HSE 10012 4 BeesonN 10032 5 Chandler Parrish N 10338100 breaststroke 1 Barr HSE 10451 2 Bleisch N10558 3 John Kirby HSE 10612 4 Andrew TruxallHSE 10759 5 Ben Griffin N 10760400 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A (Janson KramerHelms Wolfred) 32238 2 Southeastern A (TefetellerSellers B Ratliff Brown) 32409 Southeastern B(Forbes A Ratliff Marcus Eden Christopher) 33600
Royals sweep Millers in both teamsrsquo openers
Photos by Bret Richardson
Hamilton Southeastern senior Caroline Cross swam the 200 individual medley in Tuesdays meet at Noblesville Cross hascommitted to swim for Bellarmine University in the fall of 2017
Noblesville sophomore standout Jack Wolfred outtouched HSEs Zack Teffeteller to win the 200 free Wolfred was also a member of the winning 200 and 400 freerelays
Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBToronto 8 6 571 -Boston 8 6 571New York 7 7 500 10Brooklyn 4 9 308 35Philadelphia 4 10 286 40Southeast W L PCT GBAtlanta 9 5 643 -Charlotte 8 5 615 05Orlando 6 8 429 30Washington 4 9 308 45Miami 4 9 308 45Central W L PCT GBCleveland 10 2 833 -Chicago 9 6 600 25Indiana 7 8 467 45Milwaukee 6 7 462 45Detroit 6 9 400 55
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBOklahoma City 8 7 533 -Portland 8 8 500 05Utah 7 8 467 10Denver 6 8 429 15Minnesota 4 9 308 30Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 11 3 786 -Houston 9 5 643 20Memphis 9 5 643 20New Orleans 5 10 333 65Dallas 2 11 154 85Pacific W L PCT GBLA Clippers 13 2 867 -Golden State 12 2 857 05LA Lakers 8 7 533 50Sacramento 5 9 357 75Phoenix 4 11 267 80
NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos scores
New York 107 Portland 103New Orleans 112 Atlanta 94
Denver 110 Chicago 107LA Lakers 111 Oklahoma City 109
Sports10
Hamilton Southeastern swept a swimmeet with Noblesville Tuesday in theseason-opening contest for both teams
In the girls meet the Royals won all 11swimming events on their way to a 146-40victory Individual winners were HannahTaylor Hannah Pugh Emily BarnesKayleigh Witt Abby Harter MadisonKertin and all three relays NoblesvillesDayana Popa won the diving event
Southeastern won the boys meet 96-90Blake Ratliff Nathan Barr ConnorHarrison Zack Teffeteller and the medleyrelay were all Royal winners Noblesvillesvictories came from Jack Wolfred EvanDiamente Aaron Helms the 200 freestylerelay and the 400 freestyle relay
GIRLS MEETTeam score Southeastern 146 Noblesville 40200 medley relay 1 Southeastern A (Abby HarterMadison Kertin Hannah Pugh Emily Barnes) 149672 Southeastern B (Audrey Rose Lo Victoria VicoryAbby Taylor Katie Mueller) 15754 3 Noblesville A(Kyra Smythe Rachel Tat Alexa Akers RebeccaRichardson) 15998200 freestyle 1 Hannah Taylor HSE 15852 2Kayleigh Witt HSE 20382 3 Hannah Ballard HSE20480 4 Gillian Cripe N 20488 5 Brooke HaflichN 21146200 individual medley 1 Pugh HSE 21665 2Harter HSE 21743 3 Caroline Cross HSE 222444 Brianna McBride N 22615 5 Akers N 2274650 freestyle 1 Barnes HSE 2474 2 Sydney KnurekHSE 2505 3 Bri Saple HSE 2598 4 Jordan WolfredN 2766 5 Richardson N 2773Diving 1 Dayana Popa N 22600 2 Halli Siwik HSE20505 3 Sarah Ballard HSE 19670 4 Hannah VanTassel HSE 17355 5 Olivia Lykins N 8275100 butterfly 1 Pugh HSE 10038 2 Akers N10206 3 Kertin HSE 10212 4 Saple HSE 104235 Ava Wettrick N 10677100 freestyle 1 Barnes HSE 5507 2 H Taylor HSE5551 3 Knurek HSE 5608 4 Cripe N 5719 5Wolfred N 10091500 freestyle 1 Witt HSE 52975 2 Sydney MillerHSE 53395 3 Tina Berger N 54456 4 LaurenPassios HSE 54467 5 Haflich N 55746200 freestyle relay 1 Southeastern A (H TaylorBarnes Knurek Saple) 14120 2 Southeastern B(Witt Meghan Cleckner Camille Joesten A Taylor)14703 3 Southeastern C (Sophia Kegley KertinPassios Miller) 14802100 backstroke 1 Harter HSE 10012 2 Lo HSE10348 3 H Ballard HSE 10389 4 McBride N10626 5 Smythe N 10711100 breaststroke 1 Kertin HSE 10866 2 VicoryHSE 11170 3 Ellie Pedersen HSE 11189 4 TatN 11514 5 Josie Griffin N 11800
400 freestyle relay 1 Southeastern A (H BallardKnurek Taylor Saple) 34523 2 Southeastern B(Witt Cleckner Harter Taylor) 35736 3 NoblesvilleA (Cripe Wolfred Haflich McBride) 40239BOYS MEETTeam score Southeastern 96 Noblesville 90200 medley relay 1 Southeastern A (Blake RatliffNick Barr Connor Harrison DJ Rogers) 14281 2Noblesville A (Nick Beeson Sam Bleisch EvanDiamente Isaac Johnston) 14499 3 Southeastern B(Ethan Forbes John Kirby Ethan Christopher EvanSellers) 14640200 freestyle relay 1 Jack Wolfred N 15028 2 ZackTeffeteller HSE 15051 3 Cameron Kramer N15164 4 Aaron Helms N 15319 5 Forbes HSE15673
200 individual medley 1 B Ratliff HSE 20479 2Harrison HSE 20990 3 Beeson N 21227 4 JakobJanson N 21285 5 Isaac Stephan N 2152250 freestyle 1 Diamente N 2296 2 Johnston N2302 3 Nathan Brown HSE 2333 4 Lawson CrumN 2419 5 Sellers HSE 2439Diving 1 Nathan Barr HSE 18500 2 GarrettGarwood HSE 17650 3 Jared Newman N 159254 Aidan Leib N 10070 5 Ryan Plummer N 7600100 butterfly 1 Harrison HSE 5504 2 Diamente N5527 3 Janson N 5700 4 Christopher HSE 58305 Ryan Cockman HSE 10016100 freestyle 1 Teffeteller HSE 5015 2 Wolfred N5059 3 Johnston N 5161 4 Brown HSE 5218 5Sellers HSE 5323500 freestyle 1 Helms N 50277 2 Kramer N50526 3 Andrew Ratliff HSE 52491 4 ChristopherHSE 52602 5 Seth Koszyk N 53957
200 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A (JohnstonDiamente Crum Wolfred) 13259 2 Southeastern A(Harrison Teffeteller Barr Brown) 13359 3Noblesville B (Daniel Isaacs Stephan Helms Kramer)13627100 backstroke 1 B Ratliff HSE 5578 2 ForbesHSE 5806 3 Hadi Elgaali HSE 10012 4 BeesonN 10032 5 Chandler Parrish N 10338100 breaststroke 1 Barr HSE 10451 2 Bleisch N10558 3 John Kirby HSE 10612 4 Andrew TruxallHSE 10759 5 Ben Griffin N 10760400 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A (Janson KramerHelms Wolfred) 32238 2 Southeastern A (TefetellerSellers B Ratliff Brown) 32409 Southeastern B(Forbes A Ratliff Marcus Eden Christopher) 33600
Royals sweep Millers in both teamsrsquo openers
Photos by Bret Richardson
Hamilton Southeastern senior Caroline Cross swam the 200 individual medley in Tuesdays meet at Noblesville Cross hascommitted to swim for Bellarmine University in the fall of 2017
Noblesville sophomore standout Jack Wolfred outtouched HSEs Zack Teffeteller to win the 200 free Wolfred was also a member of the winning 200 and 400 freerelays
