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By JANET HART LEONARDA conversation I never had A letter

I never sent Sowhere am I goingwith this Stay withme

I was in adiscussion with afew friends thisweek aboutforgiveness Onefriend made thecomment that shefeels some people

do not deserve forgiveness She isworking on it but it is hard

I agree with the hard partWhen words cut to the quick of my

heart When I am betrayed by someonewho I trusted When someone messeswith one of my kids or grandkids Myfeathers become more like porcupinequills and its not pretty when they areruffled

My first thought is to fight back withwords Then I want to get even A hurtfor a hurt They deserve my wordscolored with anger They deserve to hurtlike I hurt Ok if I am being totally honestI want them to hurt more than me Fordays I carry on the conversation that Iwant to have over and over in my mindI lay awake at night rehearsing theconversation Ill say this if they say thatIll get a few verbal blows in before theycan respond

There I times that I get to have thathard conversation and hope for the bestThere are also times that I never get tohave the conversation where I can speakmy mind

Whether I have the conversation ornot I have a decision to make Let it goand forgive and find peace or continue towrestle with the anger and war in mymind and heart If I forgive I win If Idont forgive they win It took awhile tolearn

I have learned a few more things

Lead me intoforgiveness

As part of Octoberrsquos First Friday Fall Festival eventsNoblesville Main Street presented 2015 CanStruction a uniquecontest exhibiting and showcasing colossal structures made entirelyout of full cans and boxes of food The structures were designedand built by teams of architects contractors designers serviceorganizations and clubs The exhibitions are on display to the publicthrough next week when all food used for the competition will bedelivered to the Noblesville Trustees Office for distribution to localfood pantries Through this single project Noblesville Main Streethas donated thousands of non-perishable food items to Hamiltoncounty food pantries

Competing in this yearrsquos competition is RZ Automation KRMArchitecture Myer Najem and Noblesville Noon Kiwanis ClubCanStruction exhibits can be viewed at the following localNoblesville businesses Lil Bloomers Kiln Creations ChurchChurch Hittle and Antrim

In addition CanStruction Noblesville Main Street alsoconducted a scarecrow competition on the courthouse square aspart of the weekendrsquos Fall Festival Winners were Peoples ChoiceMinions by Peterson Architecture Adult Category Mr or MrsPotato Head by Jackie Bell Youth Category Dont Let OurMummy Scare You by East Middle School Community PrideNoblesville Miller Super Fan Business Category Minions byPeterson Architecture Most Hipstoric Hipstoric Noblesville - Youcant beat it by Martin and Martin Insurance

Festival goers were provided with an opportunity to make afinancial donation as part of their vote Proceeds scarecrowcompetition benefited Main Street events

Main Streetrsquos Fall Festival helps food pantries

Hamilton County communities aregearing up to host events centuries in themaking As the Bicentennial torch makes itsway from Boone County to HamiltonCounty the community is invited to attendcelebration stations along the torch route toshow city pride and cheer on local Hoosiersmaking history

The Indiana Bicentennial Torch Relay isone of the major events of the 2016Bicentennial celebration Patterned after theOlympic Torch Relay Indianas version willpass through all 92 of the states counties andcover more than 2300 miles over a six-weekperiod The torch relay will run Sep 9 2016through Oct 15 2016 and will travel six

days per week for five weeks The torchrelay will run through Hamilton County onOct 13

A total of 36 individuals chosen by acommunity selections committee will carrythe torch throughout Hamilton County as itmakes its way to the county seat over a fourhour time period

The selected torchbearers includefirefighters entrepreneurs teacherscoaches athletes and volunteers who havededicated their lives to making Indiana abetter place to live work and play

The torch will enter Hamilton Countyfrom Boone County at the ZionsvillePresbyterian Church at 3 pm October 13

The torch will then travel through CarmelWestfield and Fishers changing hands atplanned stops before landing on the historicNoblesville Square around 7 pm The publicis invited to attend the celebrationstationsin each city

The torch will stop at the followinglocations on its way to Noblesville Square

330 ndash 415 pm - Center Green at thePalladium 1 Center Green Carmel

Torch arrives 405 ndash 415 pmMichelle Corrao assistant director of

Prevail and sexual assault awarenessadvocate will run the torch to the firstCelebration Station along the routeCarmelrsquos Bicentennial celebration will

include music by the Indiana WindSymphony fun and interactive booths byvarious community organizations includingthe Carmel Clay Historical Society ticketgiveaways by resident companies of theCenter for the Performing Arts food anddrinks from Matt the Miller and other funactivities for all ages Mayor Jim Brainardand other city officials will be on-site towelcome the torch passing through JohnBeede a Disaster Action Team volunteer forthe Red Cross will carry on the torch viavintage fire truck

Bicentennial Torch comes to Hamilton County Thursday

Reporter photo by Perry Williams

Noblesville Main Street executive director Chris Owens looksover one of the entries of the scarecrow competition that aspart of this weekendrsquos Fall Festival

City of Noblesville announcesHalloween activities

Fall is officially here and theCity of Noblesville is pleased toannounce its upcomingHalloween activities

FAMILY HALLOWEENPARTY

The Noblesville Parks andRecreation Department and theHamilton County Council onAlcohol and Other Drugs invitesfamilies to a fun Halloweenparty outdoors at Forest ParkShelter 5 The party is 630 to830 pm Friday October 28Guests are invited to comedressed in their favoriteHalloween costume ndash and forthat eveningrsquos weather ndash whiletrick-or-treating at local vendorbooths There also will be plentyof outdoor activities includinggames dancing musichayrides a campfire and star

gazing Guests are invited to stayafter the party for an outdoorfamily movie ndash weatherpermitting ndash at 830 pmOrganizers are still working onwhich title will be shown as itreplaces one from the movieseries that was rained out

New this year will be twosocial media and live contests atthe event

Pumpkin CarvingContest ndash Residents may submita photo of a carved pumpkin tobe judged by the parks staffFinalists will be selected tocompete in the live carvingcontest during the event at 645pm Finalists will be given apumpkin and 20 minutes tocarve their best imageface

Construction contractors plan to close the southboundUS 31 ramp to eastbound I-465 next weekend to pave the finalsurface layer Work is scheduled to begin Friday Oct 14 at 9 pmand the closure is expected to end before 6 am on Monday Oct17

During the closure motorists will be directed west on I-465 anduse the US 421Michigan Road (Exit 27) interchange to returneastbound on I-465 Motorists with local destinations should seektheir best alternate route

Crews will also close the northbound Keystone Avenue rampto northbound US 31 for paving Work is scheduled tobegin Friday Oct 14 at 8 pm and the ramp is expected to openbefore 6 am on Monday Oct 17 During the closure motorists

US 31 ramps close forpaving next weekend

News2

My anger only hurts me not them Yesif given the opportunity I can voice mythoughts but I have learned for the mostpart to remain calm I dont have to raise myvoice to get my point across Funny howpeople listen more when you keep yourvoice calm It sometimes angers them whenI keep so calm (Insert smile)

I have found that some people love agood argument Remember it takes two toargue The louder you are the less anyonehears you

What do I do with people who havetrespassed against me or worse my family

What if they are wrong and I know thatthey know that they are wrong yet they neverapologize

What if they say they are sorry but I feelthey are not sorry enough

I have drank the poison ofunforgiveness It is bitter I have carried theexhaustive weight of conversations I neverhad

Then I learned to forgive It took a whileI sometimes would think I forgave someoneand then I picked up the remnants of angerand ran with them again Each time I laidthem down it was easier Forgiveness is adecision and the doing so takes time

I have actually written letters and thentorn them into shreds never sending themI said what I needed to say but they would

never read the words They didnt have toread them Those words were the chains thatheld me hostage to them Forgivenessdoesnt have to be deserved It is the freedomto not be bound by the feelings we haveattached to person who has wronged us Itsnot about them its about us

Forgiveness is a gift we give ourselvesIt does not have to be deserved to be givenChances are that we will never get anapology but that is not about us It is aboutthem

So if you are harboring anger towardssomeone what are you going to do Writea letter but dont mail it Write an email butdont send it Shred the letter or the emailAnd be done DONE

Remember angry feelings create wordsthat chain you to the person who did youwrong Dont waste precious time being heldhostage to that person You have to makethe decision to forgive Forgiveness does notlessen the fact that they did you wrongFORGIVENESS DOES NOT RIGHT THEWRONG It lessens their control over youThen you can walk away leaving thembehind to deal with what they did

One morning you will wake up andrealize that what they did does not defineyour day or your life anymore And that myfriends makes for a beautiful day and apeaceful life

JANETFrom Page 1

Participants will need to bring their owntools A grand prize will be awarded to thewinner

Costume Contest ndash There will be fiveage groups ndash infant to 3 years old 4-8 9-18Adult and Family Residents are asked totake a picture of them in their costume priorto the event Finalists will appear on stageat the Costume Contest at 730 pm Prizeswill be given to all finalists When enteringplease include age category

To be considered for either contestresidents must submit their photo toNoblesville Parks via any social mediaplatform (Facebook Twitter or Instagram)

Photos can be directly sent usingNvilleFamilyHalloweenParty or emailedto lsteelenoblesvilleinus Pictures will beshared on the Noblesville Parks Facebookphoto albums page Entry deadline is 5 pmMonday October 24

TRICK-OR-TREAT TIMESThe official trick-or-treat hours in the

City of Noblesville will be from 530 to 830pm Monday October 31 The NoblesvillePolice Department will have extra patrolsout that evening to provide additionalsecurity Motorists are asked to use extracare while driving that night

HALLOWEEN From Page 1

445 ndash 510 pm ndash Union Bible College- 434 S Union St Westfield

Torch arrives 5 ndash 510 pmBob Beauchamp owner of Beauchamp

Antiques will arrive at Union Bible Collegein a tractor and wagon Mayor Andy Cookwill address the crowd upon torch arrivalAll citizens are encouraged to wear green toshow their Shamrock pride The WestfieldWelcome Wagon will be on-site as well aschildrenrsquos activities and other festivitiesSabrina Richard a 10-year-old FoodNetwork featured chef will carry on thetorch

530 pm ndash Conner Prairie - 13400Allisonville Road Fishers

Torch arrives 6-620 pmBill Kenley a Noblesville High School

teacher and coach will deliver the torch toConner Prairie Terry Anker president ofthe Hamilton County Legacy Fund will takethe torch into Conner Prairiersquos iconic heliumballoon The Celebration Station marks theopening night of the 33rd annual HeadlessHorseman event and cheer on seven runnerswho will transport the statersquos bicentennialtorch through Conner Prairie Gates toHeadless Horseman open at 530 pm SarahDemmon coach for the Indy SurviveOarsand Marissa Walker an Indiana Foundationof Dentistry for the Handicapped boardmember will carry on the torch via trolleycar

615 ndash 650 pm ndash Fishers City Hall -1 Municipal Drive Fishers

Torch arrives 640 ndash 650 pmGrace Weschler 11-year-old Lemonade

Day advocate will deliver the torch to theFishers Celebration Station in a sidecar Thefirst 50 people to arrive will receivecomplementary food and drinks while

enjoying live music from the Mudsock JazzCombo featuring music by Cole Porter andHerbie Hancock two musicians withHoosier connections Mayor Scott Fadnessaddress the crowd upon torch arrival TroyFettinger a dedicated Fishers police officerwill carry on the torch via the Pint Cycle

Closing Ceremony645 ndash 830 pm ndash Noblesville

Courthouse - 33 N 9th St NoblesvilleDavid Heighway Hamilton County

historian will walk the torch to the designedtorch holder on the steps of the NoblesvilleCourthouse where it will rest for theevening Local metal artist Bonnie Ramirezdesigned the torch holder that will ultimatelybecome a permanent piece of public art indowntown Noblesville The closingcelebration on Noblesvilles Historic Squarewill feature live music from the HunterSmith Band photo stations interactivehistorical elements themed dinners at localeateries and merchandise specials aroundthe square

Local torchbearers include Terry AnkerKia Apple Cynthia Baker JamesBauerleBob Beauchamp John BeedeShelby Bowen Barb Brockhoff MichelleCorrao Nancy Chance Albert Chen KyleCondra Arnie Cooper Sarah DemmonTroy Fettinger David Heighway EllenHuckabee Santiago Jaramillo Joseph KalilBill Kenley Ruth Hall Lusher GarrickMallery Mic Mead James Neal AlPatterson Steve Perkins Dana Renay JStanton Renner Sabrina Richard JenniferShuck Swati Singh Toby Stark GlennToren Marisa Walker Grace WechslerAngela Berry White Larry ldquoBudrdquo Wright

TORCH From Page 1

Community movies coloring for adults childrenrsquos story hours and book clubs arealways brewing at Hamilton North Public Library but this month the Friends of the Libraryare baking up something special recipes from the Atlanta Library Centennial CookbookTantalizing treats creamy casseroles inviting vegetables saucy soups and delectabledesserts are coming to the Cicero branch on Tuesday October 11 at 630 pm for A Tasteof the Library

Who is tasting and who is mixing and baking for this Tuesdays with Friends eventAnyone who would like to participate may choose a recipe and bring it to HNPLrsquos Cicerobranch From apple berry salsa and Cajun coleslaw to gluten-free chocolate chip muffinsand lemon-almond biscotti the Atlanta Library Centennial cookbook offers a scrumptiousarray of recipes Recipes for this centennial celebration cookbook come from library staffmembers of the Friends of the Library and patrons of HNPL

Tuesday with Friendsrsquo Taste of the Library is open to the public and copies of theAtlanta Library Centennial Cookbook will be available for $12 each at the event and everyday at the Cicero and Atlanta branches In addition to the time-honored recipes thecookbook also offers cooking and seasoning tips for novice and experienced chefs

HNPLrsquos Cicero branch is located at 209 W Brinton Street in Cicero For moreinformation about this October 11th event or other library programs call 3179845623 orvisit wwwhnpllibinus

Whatrsquos cookinrsquo at the Library

will be directed to exit to 146th Street and use the northbound parallel ramp lanes to accessnorthbound US 31 at 151st Street

The southbound US 31 exit ramp to Range Line Road and Clay Terrace Boulevard willbe closed at the same time to pour a small section of concrete pavement Dynamic messagesigns will advise motorists to exit early at 151st Street and use the southbound parallelramp lanes to access Range Line Road and Clay Terrace Boulevard

Construction schedules are subject to change and work may be postponed due to rain

US 31 From Page 1

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Hamilton CountyReporter

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EmailHamiltonconorthreporterhotmailcom

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317-408-5548

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317-773-2769

Sports Editor Richie HallRhall1977gmailcomTwitter Richie_Hall

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And their eyes were opened and Jesus straitly charged themsaying See that no man know it

- Matthew 930

50 Years AgoNews The town board last night went on record opposed to approval ofa plat for the Wildwood Estates a proposed exclusive 15-lot subdivisionnorthwest of Carmel The board voted 3-2 to recommend the PlanCommission deny approval of the subdivision The board acted againstthe approval because plans of Wildwood developers call for the use ofseptic tanks instead of town connected sewers The board had hoped thesewers could be used through a cooperation between the developer andthe townSports Officials from Noblesville and Carmel high schools met withrepresentatives from Frankfort Lebanon Brownsburg and CrawfordsvilleTuesday evening at Lebanon and formed a new high school athleticconferenceAd Kenleyrsquos Supermarket Godchaux Sugar 5 pound bag 49 cents

Dear ReaderSome of the most preventable fires in the world involve smoking Even worse

according to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) it is one of the leadingcauses of civilian home fire deaths Of those deaths 25 percent of the victims were noteven the ones smoking

Urbanism is trending as the new style of living Of the many positive attributes to thisliving multi-family dwellings can have some negatives One negative is the increasedrisk of fires affecting multiple units in an apartment Often the cause of these fires issmoking related

While there are many factors that may affect the start of a fire alcohol medicationsand lack of sleep are often contributing When smoking materials are dropped intofurniture improperly extinguished or purposely disposed onto the ground fires mayhappen and their devastation can affect more than just the one who dropped the cigarette

Firefighters recommend smoking outside using sand or water to extinguish the buttsand assuring all material is fully extinguished prior to placing in garbage receptaclesespecially when they are located indoors or next to buildings

These fires are not limited to multi-family homes They happen every day in singlefamily residences as well Butts are often tossed into flower beds covered in mulch wherethey smolder for hours until the fire is discovered late into the night running up the sideof the house

This is easily a preventable fire First donrsquot smoke But if you do use common senseFires caused by smoking are a selfish and reckless act Use common sense and safety asa match next time you want to light up

In SafetyCaptain John Mehling

Public Educator and PIOFishers Fire Department

Use common sense if yousmoke to prevent fires

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By SHARON MCMAHONldquoItrsquos not about what size you wear itrsquos

about how you wear your sizerdquo - Unknown

I sure wish that I could insert ldquoSharonMcMahonrdquo in theldquoUnknownrdquo line ofthis quote but alas Icannot do so althoughI firmly believe thisquote to be true Andthis week I willendeavor to tackle aldquoweightyrdquo issuewithout going downany political avenuesndash difficult to do given

the interest posed by our current candidatesand the press I will admit that thecandidatesrsquo recently ldquoweighing inrdquo hasbrought this topic to mind and I do feel thatit is important to address

Currently over 8 million peopleprimarily women in the USA suffer fromeating disorders including anorexiabulimia and binge eating Fifteen percentof women 17-24 suffer from eatingdisorders 40 of female college studentssuffer from eating disorders and 91 offemale college students attempt to controltheir weight through strict dieting measures1Whether you are male or female concernedabout your own weight or not I venture toguess that you all have a family memberfriend co-worker neighbor or someonewithin your sphere of influence who has (orbelieve that they have) an issue with weightObesity is a critical health issue affectingour hearts blood pressure susceptibility todiabetes and overall longevity there is nodoubt about that However most of us areaware that there is a preponderance ofattention to the subject of a womanrsquos weightand her acceptance in society Whileobesity is certainly a health issue whichshould be addressed by the individual andher physician no woman should feelintimidated by not being a size 2 or ready towalk the runway

In working with women of differentages weights and concerns relating to bothappearance and health I find that thoseprimarily concerned about the health aspectsusually are more successful at losing weightand maintaining it Keep in mind that ahealthy weight is not necessarily the sameas a body size considered ldquoappropriaterdquo bymany in industries related to physicalappearance ie beauty pageants modelingacting etc Frankly expectation relatingto a womanrsquos size is apparent in almostevery industry and profession A personwho does make a practice of eatingnutritional foods getting aerobic exercisevia walking dancing etc who stretches forflexibility and strength trains to tonemuscles and follows these practices

regularly will maintain a healthy and normalweight in almost every case There aresome exceptions to this that would beidentified through a licensed healthpractitioner and will not be addressed in thisparticular article Additionally anyonesuffering from eating disorders will wish toreceive treatment designated by their healthprofessional2

I would like to take this opportunity toremind all of the women and girls readingthis that you have so much control over yourappearance by your posture your choices inapparel your quest to be healthy and mostof all your confidence I will suggest thatanyone can be stylish and attractive nomatter your weight or size It is up to youto show the ldquoworldrdquo that you will be the bestYOU regardless of your clothing size Takecare of yourself get healthy and enjoy lifeon your terms

1Walden Center for Education andResearch

2Eating disorder complications can beserious contact your physician for acomplete diagnosis

Sharon McMahon CNWCFlexAbility4uaolcomThe opinions expressed in this article

are not intended to replace advice of yourpersonal physician or licensed healthprofessional Please consult yourphysician for any issues you may haverelated to nutrition or fitness activity

Be the best youregardless of your weight

Reporter photo by Perry Williams

Noblesville Main Street presented 2015 CanStruction aunique contest exhibiting and showcasing colossal structuresmade entirely out of full cans and boxes of food

CanStruction at the Fall Festival

HamiltonCounty

ReporterHamiltonCountyrsquos

HometownNewspaper

News 5

Carmel Fire Department will have the following firefighters deployed throughINDIANA Task Force One This has been ordered through FEMA to prepare for HurricaneMatthew Two members left Saturday afternoon heading to Georgia with Hazmat teamsThe others left Saturday night heading towards the Orlando Florida area

Gary Brandt and Scott Tierney will be going to Georgia while Steve Frye KurtWeddington Cory Anderson Greg Webb and Brian Hutchinson will be going to Florida

There is also one other person that may be deployed through the State of Indiana District5 The State of Florida has requested assets from the State of Indiana As of right nowAdam Harrington will most likely be deployed Sunday He will be part of an IncidentManagement Team from Indiana positioned near Tallahassee Florida

Photo courtesy the City of Carmel

Carmel firefighters prepare to deploy to help those affected by Hurricane Matthew Among thosepictured are (second from left) Scott Tierney and (far left) Gary Brandt

Carmel firefighters deployed to help with Hurricane Matthew

Puzzles6

SUDOKU SOLUTION CROSSWORD SOLUTION

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Page 11

News 5

Carmel Fire Department will have the following firefighters deployed throughINDIANA Task Force One This has been ordered through FEMA to prepare for HurricaneMatthew Two members left Saturday afternoon heading to Georgia with Hazmat teamsThe others left Saturday night heading towards the Orlando Florida area

Gary Brandt and Scott Tierney will be going to Georgia while Steve Frye KurtWeddington Cory Anderson Greg Webb and Brian Hutchinson will be going to Florida

There is also one other person that may be deployed through the State of Indiana District5 The State of Florida has requested assets from the State of Indiana As of right nowAdam Harrington will most likely be deployed Sunday He will be part of an IncidentManagement Team from Indiana positioned near Tallahassee Florida

Photo courtesy the City of Carmel

Carmel firefighters prepare to deploy to help those affected by Hurricane Matthew Among thosepictured are (second from left) Scott Tierney and (far left) Gary Brandt

Carmel firefighters deployed to help with Hurricane Matthew

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SUDOKU SOLUTION CROSSWORD SOLUTION

No peeking Thecrossword andSudoku puzzlesare located on

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Sports 7

By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorEven after an 0-4 start to its season the Noblesville girls

soccer team never lost faithThe Millers kept playing kept battling kept trusting

each other Noblesville carried that belief into the Class 2ASectional 16 this week - and never lost a game

The No 17-ranked Millers won their first sectionalchampionship since 2008 Saturday beating HamiltonSoutheastern 1-0 at Noblesvilles White River ElementaryFields The victory qualifies the Millers for the Logansportregional with the Millers taking on McCutcheon at 7 pmin Wednesdays second semi-final

Something weve been saying all along Believe inyourself believe in each other and you saw that todaysaid Noblesville coach Mike Brady They battled togetherto every player that I use

Weve been working all season for this said Millersenior Delaney Riester Weve been working hard inpractice and in games to get better and have this moment

Riester got the assist on Noblesvilles goal She playedthe ball to her fellow senior Taylor Crowe who put it intothe net in the games 13th minute

I cant take all the credit for this said Crowe I wasin the right spot in the right time which is awesome ButLaney did all the work on the sideline

The Millers defense did a ton of work too Leading theway was senior goalkeeper Mackenzie Kincaid who madea spectacular save in the second half during the games 54thminute

Millers Golden Eagles are winners

Reporter photos by Richie Hall

The Noblesville girls soccer team beat Hamilton Southeastern 1-0 on Saturday to win its own Class 2A Sectional 16 at White River Elementary Fields Itrsquos the firstsectional championship for the Millers since 2008

Guerin Catholic upset Carmel 3-2 in overtimeSaturday to win the Class 2A Sectional 17 at Westfield

Southeastern was roaring down the fieldand shot the ball from about 10 yards outThe ball looked like it was certain to go inbut Kincaid put up her right hand anddeflected it over the net

Really I just knew that it was now ornever said Kincaid of her big moment Shealso credited the Noblesville defense withdisrupting the HSE shot

That was one of the best saves Ive everseen said Brady I wouldve thought it wassome sort of stop-action footage if I wasntwatching it live

But again thats Mackenzie KincaidShes one of the best goalkeepers to comethrough this program and right up there withthe best if not the best goalkeeper in thestate

The sectional victory is the eighth forNoblesville The Millers had a string of sixin a row between 1996 and 2001 then wonit again in 2008

GOLDEN EAGLES UPSET CARMELOver at Westfield Guerin Catholic

stunned No 3-ranked Carmel in overtime towin the Class 2A Sectional 16 The finalscore was 3-2

The score was knotted at 2-2 going intoovertime but the Golden Eagles LaurenRice scored with 240 left in the firstovertime period to give her team theadvantage Guerin then held off theGreyhounds in the second OT to claim itsfirst sectional championship since 2012

The Golden Eagles will now play in theCarmel regional on Wednesday taking onNo 2 Avon in a 5 pm semi-final game

It feels amazing said GC coachJonathan McClure who returned to headcoaching duties for the Golden Eagles thisseason Two years in a row the programsgraduated some unbelievably talented andlarge classes We came in with a brand-newstaff this year and a lot of new kids and alot of inexperience To be on this little tearthat were on right now and playing likewere playing right now and to get resultsagainst the quality of teams that wereplaying right now is an awesome feeling

Carmel led 1-0 at halftime with JessiCowen scoring off an assist by EmilyRoberts The Golden Eagles then put in two

goals with Danielle Mason scoring both offassists by Megan Wampler KatieSoderstrom tied the game back up by gettingher 20th goal of the season Morgan Parkerassisted her

Chandler Edwards made eightgoalkeeper saves for Guerin while NicoleVohs had four saves for Carmel

HUSKIES FALL TO TIPTONHamilton Heights lost to Tipton 3-2

Saturday in the final of Class 1A Sectional40 at Sheridan

Kinsey Dimmock and Madison Bicketteach scored goals for the Huskies withAbby Hardacre making one assist

SOCCER From Page 7

Sports8

The Carmel boys tennis team not onlyqualified for the state finals with a 5-0victory over Munster Saturday at the CulverAcademies semi-state

The No 1-ranked Greyhounds also seta new IHSAA record for most consecutivesemi-state championships won Carmel hasnow won seven semi-states in a row lastyear it matched Homesteads mark of six

consecutive semi-states which the Spartanswon between 1992 and 1997

The Hounds left no doubt winning allfive of their matches against No 18 Munsterin straight sets Carmel only dropped fourgames in winning all three singles matchesand the doubles were able to finish bothvictories in two sets as well

The Greyhounds will return to the ToddWitsken Tennis Center Friday as one of two

hosts of the state quarter-finals Carmel willplay No 13 Delta at 3 pm with the winnermoving on to the semi-finals next Saturdaymorning at North Central

Carmel 5 Munster 0No 1 singles Patrick Fletchall defRichter 6-0 6-1No 2 singles Drew Michael defSchmidt 6-0 6-2

No 3 singles Nishanth Basavareddydef Webster 6-0 6-1No 1 doubles Ethan McAndrews andJay Natarajan def H Wolf and Marcus6-3 6-4No 2 doubles Rohit Nagaraj andTimmy Dixon def F Wolf and Roads6-2 7-5

Carmel wins record seventh consecutive semi-state

The Hamilton Southeastern boyssoccer team defended its sectionalchampionship Saturday winning a tense1-0 game with Noblesville to claim theClass 2A Sectional 16 title at the Royalsfield

The majority of the contest was playedwith a 0-0 score No 10-ranked HSEfinally got on the board with 822 left inthe second half when Matt Kuster foundthe back of the net Darrian Ghaffariprovided the assist

With the field conditions we didntwant to try and possess a lot said Royalscoach Chris White We wanted to attacktheir back line and get in behind them asquick and as often as possible

Noblesville goalkeeper Felix Sendejasfinished with five saves on the night BenHaxton had one save for Southeastern

The Royals advance to the Kokomoregional which begins on ThursdaySoutheastern will play Marion in the firstsemi-final which starts at 5 pm

CARMEL WINS IN OTCarmel also defended its sectional

championship Saturday beating GuerinCatholic 2-0 in overtime to win the Class2A Sectional 17 trophy at Zionsville

The game was scoreless throughregulation but the No 8-rankedGreyhounds broke through in the first OTperiod to score both of their goalsMatthew Skaar got the first one on apenalty kick then Riley Shives scored thesecond goal with Ben Godden making theassist

I knew that it would be a tough gamegoing into it said Carmel coach Shane

Schmidt Last year was a tough game forus in playing them in the first game ofsectionals

The Hounds travel to the North Centralregional on Thursday where they play theNo 4-ranked host Panthers in the firstsemi-final at 5 pm

HUSKIES FALL TO BURRISHamilton Heights lost to No 11

Muncie Burris at its own Class 1ASectional 46 championship on Saturday

The Owls scored their goal with justover three minutes to play in regulation bykicking in a 25-yard shot that hit the postand bounced inside the line

This was a great game to watch as itwas intense the entire time the way achampionship should be said Heightscoach Derrick Dean who said the entireteam was the player of the game as theydid whatever coach wants their players todo and give it their all and leave it on thefield which they did

Royals Greyhounds defend titles

The Carmel boys soccer team also defended its sectional championship Saturday beating Guerin Catholic 2-0 in overtime

Reporter photos by Richie Hall

The Hamilton Southeastern boys soccer team defended its sectional championship Saturday beating Noblesville 1-0 TheRoyals scored with 822 left to get the victory

Hamilton Countys cross country teamscompeted in the Noblesville sectionalSaturday at White River ElementarysChinquapin Ridge Course

In the girls meet Carmel cruised its wayto a seventh consecutive championshipfinishing comfortably ahead of the back with44 points The Greyhounds were lifted by a1-2-3 finish

Maddie Dalton led the back finishing ina new sectional record time of 175165 Herteammate Phoebe Bates placed second alsoclocking in under 18 minutes with a time of175931 Rachel Anderson finished third

I am just so happy for Maddie Daltonsaid Carmel coach Mark Ellington She hasreally grown over the past two seasons Shemade a great decision and move during thefirst lap through the woods and continued toincrease her lead over the chase packPhoebe and Rachel responded well to thatwith some moves of their own It wasthrilling to watch the three of them down thefinal stretch running season PRrsquos in theprocess

Fishers was a solid second totaling 67points Miya Wai was the highest placer forthe Tigers coming in seventh Fishers thengot four more runners in the top 17 helpingthem to close their scoring early

The host Millers placed third with 80points Abi Little finished a solid fourth

Guerin Catholic was fourth as a teamscoring 97 points The Golden Eagles gottwo runners in the top 10 with MeganSlamkowski taking fifth and PaigeSchemanske placing eighth

Westfield took fifth place securing thefinal qualifying spot for next weeks regionalby scoring 101 points Gabby Dilickfinished in sixth place individually

With such a crowded field unfortunatelygood teams had to be squeezed outHamilton Southeasterns girls placed sixthwith 106 points just missing advancementas a team But the Royals will be moving on- the top 10 runners not on an advancingteam also get out to the regional All sevenof HSEs runners were part of that top 10so they will all race next week

Sabrina Bippus placed ninth for theRoyals while Lulu Black took the 10th spot

Hamilton Heights finished seventh butqualified two individuals for the regionalAbby Christiansen who placed 33rd andChloe Henderson who was 39th

Jada Swearingen led University byfinishing 52nd

Carmels boys team had it a little bittighter but the Greyhounds were able to getpast Southeastern by the score of 37-44 toclaim their ninth consecutive sectionalchampionship and 42nd overall a staterecord

Carmel had four runners in the top 10Ben Miller placed second Calvin Bates wasfifth Trey Harris took ninth and ThomasGastineau finished 10th

The Royals did get an individualchampionship with Gabe Fendel cruising tovictory in a time of 153389 Fendel wasjoined in the top 10 by Brayden Watsonwho took sixth and Ben Wagoner whoplaced seventh

Fishers took third with 84 points SamKuhn led the Tigers with an eighth-placefinish

Westfield was fourth scoring 91 pointsAaron Bennett took third place for theShamrocks

Guerin Catholic placed fifth totaling135 points to grab the final team qualifyingspot Quinn Gallagher finished in fourth

Noblesville was stopped short ofadvancing as a team finishing in sixth placewith 148 points But the Millers will moveall seven of their runners on as individualsEric Hoffman led Noblesville with a 16thplace finish

Dylan Young was Hamilton Heights toprunner taking 46th Grant Syrek ledUniversity finishing in 48th place Sheridan

had four runners just one runner short ofenough for a team score Nathan Smith camein 50th for the Blackhawks

GIRLS RACETeam scores Carmel 44 Fishers 67Noblesville 80 Guerin Catholic 97Westfield 101 Hamilton Southeastern106 Hamilton Heights 224 Tipton 263Lebanon 265 University 300Race winner Maddie Dalton (Carmel)175165Other Carmel runners 2 PhoebeBates 175931 3 Rachel Anderson180511 18 Tasha Geisler 19061020 Sydney Haines 190954 27 AnnaMorozov 193311 42 Daphne Boom203321Fishers runners 7 Miya Wai 18265113 Tessa Kraft 185384 14 CorinneYorkman 185695 16 Abby Carter190111 17 Kamya Lapsley190575 22 Corinne OLeary191271 32 Liz Rogers 195169Noblesville runners 4 Abi Little180905 12 Kat Dombroski 18524519 Sophie Reichard 190823 21Susanna Sharples-Gordon 19099424 Aubrie Deal 192041 31Katherine Sandys 194180 34Aubrey Swart 195834Guerin Catholic runners 5 MeganSlamkowski 181185 8 PaigeSchemanske 183620 11 EllieSchroeder 184993 35 Lucia Perez195973 38 Isabel Museck 20136644 Isabel Bucklew 205427 45 KateAnderson 212541Westfield runners 6 Gabby Dilick182637 15 Gabby Brown 19010223 Lauren Bailey 191591 28Sydney Clifford 193568 29 CarlyBogdajewicz 193969 30 MadisonSmith 194175 37 Kyla Curtis200785Southeastern runners 9 SabrinaBippus 184040 10 Lulu Black184792 25 Maddie Mirro 19232526 Ellie Pedersen 192757 36 AbbieLohman 200619 40 Katie Murhling201955 41 Kayleigh Witt 202087Heights runners 33 AbbyChristiansen 195223 39 ChloeHenderson 201711 49 Alex Lopez222186 50 Elizabeth Shrock

Sports 9

lsquoHounds sweep team trophies Daltonand Fendel win individual races

Reporter photo by Kent Graham

Carmelrsquos Maddie Dalton won the individual race at the girls cross country sectional Saturday at Noblesvillersquos Chinquapin RidgeCross Country Course Dalton finished the course in a new sectional record time of 175165

Sports10

222389 53 Kylie Schakel 23012155 Ellie Hunter 234203 57 KatWilliams 235322University runners 52 JadaSwearingen 224199 58 MichaelaMcKasson 241978 62 Lucia Pnader250782 63 Robin Kawarth 25177766 Gloria Davidova 252438 67Alexa Nealy 252539 70 AudreyGeipel 280703

BOYS RACETeam scores Carmel 37 HamiltonSoutheastern 44 Fishers 84Westfield 91 Guerin Catholic 135Noblesville 148 Lebanon 229Hamilton Heights 256 University 280Tipton 290Race winner Gabe Fendel (HSE)153389Carmel runners 2 Ben Miller154224 5 Calvin Bates 154713 9Trey Harris 155310 10 ThomasGastineau 155639 11 Keelan Grant160173 15 Drew Watson 16089720 Jonah Nichol 161680Other Southeastern runners 6Brayden Watson 154793 7 BenWagoner 154892 13 Grant Wilson160289 17 James Conaway161094 22 Brendan Huckabee162490 26 Eric Steinmetz 163811Fishers runners 8 Sam Kuhn155017 14 Josh Roth 160495 18Ethan Meyer 161329 21 Alex Meyer162064 23 Aaron Worley 16260024 Peter Werling 162737 31Andrew Runion 164506Westfield runners 3 Aaron Bennett154378 12 Nicholas Leahy160193 19 Desmond Herrell161463 28 Noah Shourd 16415229 James McClure 164329 34Derek Maue 164834 37 KevinGreene 165996Guerin Catholic runners 4 QuinnGallagher 154645 27 Andrew Hall164101 30 Payton Stanley164398 35 William Young 16509439 Grant Delfaque 170541 40Mack Bentivoglio 170567 43 PatrickBerger 172126Noblesville runners 16 Eric Hoffman160949 25 Levi Neuzerling163424 33 Justin Amburgy164749 36 Luke Balciunas165312 38 Blake Hipkiss 17006741 Zachary Freeman 171069 44Jack Commeville 172509Heights runners 46 Dylan Young174128 49 Max Wahl 175519 52Price Knowles 182715 55 MichaelTyner 184466 57 Josh Lapinski184849 58 Tony Harden 19089265 Jacob Glover 202489University runners 48 Grant Syrek175226 51 Noah Laramore181516 60 Jacob Sager 19139062 Xavier Lance 194530 63 NeilPettinga 194930 67 Cordell Wilson203362 68 Noah Thomas 204342Sheridan runners 50 Nathan Smith175611 64 Taylor Jacobs 19547870 Nolan Miller 205283 72 RobbieHopkins 212711

Reporter photoS by Kent Graham

LEFT Hamilton Southeasternrsquos Lulu Black (574) Noblesvillersquos Abi Little (603) Guerin Catholicrsquos Megan Slamkowski (558) and Carmelrsquos Rachel Anderson (524) allfinished in the top 10 in the girls sectional cross country race SaturdayRIGHT Hamilton Southeasternrsquos Gabe Fendel won the individual boys race

lsquoHOUNDSFrom Page 9

Guerin Catholicrsquos Quinn Gallagher (431) Fishersrsquo Alex Meyer (420) and Westfieldrsquos Aaron Bennett (512) all advanced to nextweekrsquos regional with their teams

Westfieldrsquos Gabby Dilick (638) Fishersrsquo Miya Wai (546) and Guerin Catholicrsquos Paige Schemnaske (556) all finished in the top10 and will also advance to next weekrsquos regional with their teams

Puzzles 11

Solutions are located on Page 6

STATEPOINT CROSSWORD CLUESTHEME WORLD SERIES

ACROSS

1 Group of islands in the SouthPacific

6 Charlottes creation

9 Sail support

13 As opposed to poetry

14 Part of HMS

15 Saturday Night Fever music

16 Was rebroadcasted

17 Beatle bride

18 Trojan War story

19 Most titled baseball team

21 Athletics hometown

23 Be indisposed

24 Drop-down menu option

25 001 inch

28 Resist

30 Block of the earths crust

35 Black tropical cuckoo birds

37 High school musical club

39 Your own teacher

40 Equinox month

41 Makes a raucous noise

43 Asian starling

44 Lineup or batting ____

46 Gallop or trot

47 ____ Jim

48 Thomas Paines The Age of____

50 Heroin slang

52 Typically used on pitchersshoulder after game

53 Sure or uh-huh

55 H+ eg

57 Uto-Aztecan language

61 Dirt in a diamond

65 Pastoral poem

66 ____ de Triomphe

68 Plural of folium

69 Outlines

70 Pigeon sound

71 What tide did

72 Volcano in Sicily

73 ____ Griffey Jr never wonone

74 Woodwind mouthpieces

DOWN

1 Light on ones feet

2 Geographical region

3 Between dawn and noon

4 Port city in Japan

5 Aeneas story

6 ____ Afraid of Virginia Wolf

7 Poetic even

8 Stew over something

9 Manufacturing facility

10 Heat of the Moment band

11 CAT or PET

12 ____ Stottlemyre two-timeWorld Series champ

15 Stalins order eg

20 Lament for the dead

22 Cupids ____

24 Iris cleanser

25 Like baseballs league

26 Accustom

27 Singer Ronstadt

29 Design element on WorldSeries trophy sing

31 Bottom lines

32 More than one stylus

33 Not Doric nor Corinthian

34 aka inning

36 ____ Candies chocolatier

38 Larger-than-life

42 Mark on reputation

45 2015 champions

49 After taxes

51 Pleating iron

54 Archaic exclamation of regret

56 She turned to stone Greekmythology

57 Cairos waterway

58 Mine entrance

59 Amazing Grace eg

60 Arm part

61 Clickable picture

62 Hamburg river

63 Behaved like Pinocchio

64 Jay Pritchett and Mr Bradyeg

67 Poor mans caviar

Hamilton Countys cross country teamscompeted in the Noblesville sectionalSaturday at White River ElementarysChinquapin Ridge Course

In the girls meet Carmel cruised its wayto a seventh consecutive championshipfinishing comfortably ahead of the back with44 points The Greyhounds were lifted by a1-2-3 finish

Maddie Dalton led the back finishing ina new sectional record time of 175165 Herteammate Phoebe Bates placed second alsoclocking in under 18 minutes with a time of175931 Rachel Anderson finished third

I am just so happy for Maddie Daltonsaid Carmel coach Mark Ellington She hasreally grown over the past two seasons Shemade a great decision and move during thefirst lap through the woods and continued toincrease her lead over the chase packPhoebe and Rachel responded well to thatwith some moves of their own It wasthrilling to watch the three of them down thefinal stretch running season PRrsquos in theprocess

Fishers was a solid second totaling 67points Miya Wai was the highest placer forthe Tigers coming in seventh Fishers thengot four more runners in the top 17 helpingthem to close their scoring early

The host Millers placed third with 80points Abi Little finished a solid fourth

Guerin Catholic was fourth as a teamscoring 97 points The Golden Eagles gottwo runners in the top 10 with MeganSlamkowski taking fifth and PaigeSchemanske placing eighth

Westfield took fifth place securing thefinal qualifying spot for next weeks regionalby scoring 101 points Gabby Dilickfinished in sixth place individually

With such a crowded field unfortunatelygood teams had to be squeezed outHamilton Southeasterns girls placed sixthwith 106 points just missing advancementas a team But the Royals will be moving on- the top 10 runners not on an advancingteam also get out to the regional All sevenof HSEs runners were part of that top 10so they will all race next week

Sabrina Bippus placed ninth for theRoyals while Lulu Black took the 10th spot

Hamilton Heights finished seventh butqualified two individuals for the regionalAbby Christiansen who placed 33rd andChloe Henderson who was 39th

Jada Swearingen led University byfinishing 52nd

Carmels boys team had it a little bittighter but the Greyhounds were able to getpast Southeastern by the score of 37-44 toclaim their ninth consecutive sectionalchampionship and 42nd overall a staterecord

Carmel had four runners in the top 10Ben Miller placed second Calvin Bates wasfifth Trey Harris took ninth and ThomasGastineau finished 10th

The Royals did get an individualchampionship with Gabe Fendel cruising tovictory in a time of 153389 Fendel wasjoined in the top 10 by Brayden Watsonwho took sixth and Ben Wagoner whoplaced seventh

Fishers took third with 84 points SamKuhn led the Tigers with an eighth-placefinish

Westfield was fourth scoring 91 pointsAaron Bennett took third place for theShamrocks

Guerin Catholic placed fifth totaling135 points to grab the final team qualifyingspot Quinn Gallagher finished in fourth

Noblesville was stopped short ofadvancing as a team finishing in sixth placewith 148 points But the Millers will moveall seven of their runners on as individualsEric Hoffman led Noblesville with a 16thplace finish

Dylan Young was Hamilton Heights toprunner taking 46th Grant Syrek ledUniversity finishing in 48th place Sheridan

had four runners just one runner short ofenough for a team score Nathan Smith camein 50th for the Blackhawks

GIRLS RACETeam scores Carmel 44 Fishers 67Noblesville 80 Guerin Catholic 97Westfield 101 Hamilton Southeastern106 Hamilton Heights 224 Tipton 263Lebanon 265 University 300Race winner Maddie Dalton (Carmel)175165Other Carmel runners 2 PhoebeBates 175931 3 Rachel Anderson180511 18 Tasha Geisler 19061020 Sydney Haines 190954 27 AnnaMorozov 193311 42 Daphne Boom203321Fishers runners 7 Miya Wai 18265113 Tessa Kraft 185384 14 CorinneYorkman 185695 16 Abby Carter190111 17 Kamya Lapsley190575 22 Corinne OLeary191271 32 Liz Rogers 195169Noblesville runners 4 Abi Little180905 12 Kat Dombroski 18524519 Sophie Reichard 190823 21Susanna Sharples-Gordon 19099424 Aubrie Deal 192041 31Katherine Sandys 194180 34Aubrey Swart 195834Guerin Catholic runners 5 MeganSlamkowski 181185 8 PaigeSchemanske 183620 11 EllieSchroeder 184993 35 Lucia Perez195973 38 Isabel Museck 20136644 Isabel Bucklew 205427 45 KateAnderson 212541Westfield runners 6 Gabby Dilick182637 15 Gabby Brown 19010223 Lauren Bailey 191591 28Sydney Clifford 193568 29 CarlyBogdajewicz 193969 30 MadisonSmith 194175 37 Kyla Curtis200785Southeastern runners 9 SabrinaBippus 184040 10 Lulu Black184792 25 Maddie Mirro 19232526 Ellie Pedersen 192757 36 AbbieLohman 200619 40 Katie Murhling201955 41 Kayleigh Witt 202087Heights runners 33 AbbyChristiansen 195223 39 ChloeHenderson 201711 49 Alex Lopez222186 50 Elizabeth Shrock

Sports 9

lsquoHounds sweep team trophies Daltonand Fendel win individual races

Reporter photo by Kent Graham

Carmelrsquos Maddie Dalton won the individual race at the girls cross country sectional Saturday at Noblesvillersquos Chinquapin RidgeCross Country Course Dalton finished the course in a new sectional record time of 175165

Sports10

222389 53 Kylie Schakel 23012155 Ellie Hunter 234203 57 KatWilliams 235322University runners 52 JadaSwearingen 224199 58 MichaelaMcKasson 241978 62 Lucia Pnader250782 63 Robin Kawarth 25177766 Gloria Davidova 252438 67Alexa Nealy 252539 70 AudreyGeipel 280703

BOYS RACETeam scores Carmel 37 HamiltonSoutheastern 44 Fishers 84Westfield 91 Guerin Catholic 135Noblesville 148 Lebanon 229Hamilton Heights 256 University 280Tipton 290Race winner Gabe Fendel (HSE)153389Carmel runners 2 Ben Miller154224 5 Calvin Bates 154713 9Trey Harris 155310 10 ThomasGastineau 155639 11 Keelan Grant160173 15 Drew Watson 16089720 Jonah Nichol 161680Other Southeastern runners 6Brayden Watson 154793 7 BenWagoner 154892 13 Grant Wilson160289 17 James Conaway161094 22 Brendan Huckabee162490 26 Eric Steinmetz 163811Fishers runners 8 Sam Kuhn155017 14 Josh Roth 160495 18Ethan Meyer 161329 21 Alex Meyer162064 23 Aaron Worley 16260024 Peter Werling 162737 31Andrew Runion 164506Westfield runners 3 Aaron Bennett154378 12 Nicholas Leahy160193 19 Desmond Herrell161463 28 Noah Shourd 16415229 James McClure 164329 34Derek Maue 164834 37 KevinGreene 165996Guerin Catholic runners 4 QuinnGallagher 154645 27 Andrew Hall164101 30 Payton Stanley164398 35 William Young 16509439 Grant Delfaque 170541 40Mack Bentivoglio 170567 43 PatrickBerger 172126Noblesville runners 16 Eric Hoffman160949 25 Levi Neuzerling163424 33 Justin Amburgy164749 36 Luke Balciunas165312 38 Blake Hipkiss 17006741 Zachary Freeman 171069 44Jack Commeville 172509Heights runners 46 Dylan Young174128 49 Max Wahl 175519 52Price Knowles 182715 55 MichaelTyner 184466 57 Josh Lapinski184849 58 Tony Harden 19089265 Jacob Glover 202489University runners 48 Grant Syrek175226 51 Noah Laramore181516 60 Jacob Sager 19139062 Xavier Lance 194530 63 NeilPettinga 194930 67 Cordell Wilson203362 68 Noah Thomas 204342Sheridan runners 50 Nathan Smith175611 64 Taylor Jacobs 19547870 Nolan Miller 205283 72 RobbieHopkins 212711

Reporter photoS by Kent Graham

LEFT Hamilton Southeasternrsquos Lulu Black (574) Noblesvillersquos Abi Little (603) Guerin Catholicrsquos Megan Slamkowski (558) and Carmelrsquos Rachel Anderson (524) allfinished in the top 10 in the girls sectional cross country race SaturdayRIGHT Hamilton Southeasternrsquos Gabe Fendel won the individual boys race

lsquoHOUNDSFrom Page 9

Guerin Catholicrsquos Quinn Gallagher (431) Fishersrsquo Alex Meyer (420) and Westfieldrsquos Aaron Bennett (512) all advanced to nextweekrsquos regional with their teams

Westfieldrsquos Gabby Dilick (638) Fishersrsquo Miya Wai (546) and Guerin Catholicrsquos Paige Schemnaske (556) all finished in the top10 and will also advance to next weekrsquos regional with their teams

Puzzles 11

Solutions are located on Page 6

STATEPOINT CROSSWORD CLUESTHEME WORLD SERIES

ACROSS

1 Group of islands in the SouthPacific

6 Charlottes creation

9 Sail support

13 As opposed to poetry

14 Part of HMS

15 Saturday Night Fever music

16 Was rebroadcasted

17 Beatle bride

18 Trojan War story

19 Most titled baseball team

21 Athletics hometown

23 Be indisposed

24 Drop-down menu option

25 001 inch

28 Resist

30 Block of the earths crust

35 Black tropical cuckoo birds

37 High school musical club

39 Your own teacher

40 Equinox month

41 Makes a raucous noise

43 Asian starling

44 Lineup or batting ____

46 Gallop or trot

47 ____ Jim

48 Thomas Paines The Age of____

50 Heroin slang

52 Typically used on pitchersshoulder after game

53 Sure or uh-huh

55 H+ eg

57 Uto-Aztecan language

61 Dirt in a diamond

65 Pastoral poem

66 ____ de Triomphe

68 Plural of folium

69 Outlines

70 Pigeon sound

71 What tide did

72 Volcano in Sicily

73 ____ Griffey Jr never wonone

74 Woodwind mouthpieces

DOWN

1 Light on ones feet

2 Geographical region

3 Between dawn and noon

4 Port city in Japan

5 Aeneas story

6 ____ Afraid of Virginia Wolf

7 Poetic even

8 Stew over something

9 Manufacturing facility

10 Heat of the Moment band

11 CAT or PET

12 ____ Stottlemyre two-timeWorld Series champ

15 Stalins order eg

20 Lament for the dead

22 Cupids ____

24 Iris cleanser

25 Like baseballs league

26 Accustom

27 Singer Ronstadt

29 Design element on WorldSeries trophy sing

31 Bottom lines

32 More than one stylus

33 Not Doric nor Corinthian

34 aka inning

36 ____ Candies chocolatier

38 Larger-than-life

42 Mark on reputation

45 2015 champions

49 After taxes

51 Pleating iron

54 Archaic exclamation of regret

56 She turned to stone Greekmythology

57 Cairos waterway

58 Mine entrance

59 Amazing Grace eg

60 Arm part

61 Clickable picture

62 Hamburg river

63 Behaved like Pinocchio

64 Jay Pritchett and Mr Bradyeg

67 Poor mans caviar

Sports10

222389 53 Kylie Schakel 23012155 Ellie Hunter 234203 57 KatWilliams 235322University runners 52 JadaSwearingen 224199 58 MichaelaMcKasson 241978 62 Lucia Pnader250782 63 Robin Kawarth 25177766 Gloria Davidova 252438 67Alexa Nealy 252539 70 AudreyGeipel 280703

BOYS RACETeam scores Carmel 37 HamiltonSoutheastern 44 Fishers 84Westfield 91 Guerin Catholic 135Noblesville 148 Lebanon 229Hamilton Heights 256 University 280Tipton 290Race winner Gabe Fendel (HSE)153389Carmel runners 2 Ben Miller154224 5 Calvin Bates 154713 9Trey Harris 155310 10 ThomasGastineau 155639 11 Keelan Grant160173 15 Drew Watson 16089720 Jonah Nichol 161680Other Southeastern runners 6Brayden Watson 154793 7 BenWagoner 154892 13 Grant Wilson160289 17 James Conaway161094 22 Brendan Huckabee162490 26 Eric Steinmetz 163811Fishers runners 8 Sam Kuhn155017 14 Josh Roth 160495 18Ethan Meyer 161329 21 Alex Meyer162064 23 Aaron Worley 16260024 Peter Werling 162737 31Andrew Runion 164506Westfield runners 3 Aaron Bennett154378 12 Nicholas Leahy160193 19 Desmond Herrell161463 28 Noah Shourd 16415229 James McClure 164329 34Derek Maue 164834 37 KevinGreene 165996Guerin Catholic runners 4 QuinnGallagher 154645 27 Andrew Hall164101 30 Payton Stanley164398 35 William Young 16509439 Grant Delfaque 170541 40Mack Bentivoglio 170567 43 PatrickBerger 172126Noblesville runners 16 Eric Hoffman160949 25 Levi Neuzerling163424 33 Justin Amburgy164749 36 Luke Balciunas165312 38 Blake Hipkiss 17006741 Zachary Freeman 171069 44Jack Commeville 172509Heights runners 46 Dylan Young174128 49 Max Wahl 175519 52Price Knowles 182715 55 MichaelTyner 184466 57 Josh Lapinski184849 58 Tony Harden 19089265 Jacob Glover 202489University runners 48 Grant Syrek175226 51 Noah Laramore181516 60 Jacob Sager 19139062 Xavier Lance 194530 63 NeilPettinga 194930 67 Cordell Wilson203362 68 Noah Thomas 204342Sheridan runners 50 Nathan Smith175611 64 Taylor Jacobs 19547870 Nolan Miller 205283 72 RobbieHopkins 212711

Reporter photoS by Kent Graham

LEFT Hamilton Southeasternrsquos Lulu Black (574) Noblesvillersquos Abi Little (603) Guerin Catholicrsquos Megan Slamkowski (558) and Carmelrsquos Rachel Anderson (524) allfinished in the top 10 in the girls sectional cross country race SaturdayRIGHT Hamilton Southeasternrsquos Gabe Fendel won the individual boys race

lsquoHOUNDSFrom Page 9

Guerin Catholicrsquos Quinn Gallagher (431) Fishersrsquo Alex Meyer (420) and Westfieldrsquos Aaron Bennett (512) all advanced to nextweekrsquos regional with their teams

Westfieldrsquos Gabby Dilick (638) Fishersrsquo Miya Wai (546) and Guerin Catholicrsquos Paige Schemnaske (556) all finished in the top10 and will also advance to next weekrsquos regional with their teams

Puzzles 11

Solutions are located on Page 6

STATEPOINT CROSSWORD CLUESTHEME WORLD SERIES

ACROSS

1 Group of islands in the SouthPacific

6 Charlottes creation

9 Sail support

13 As opposed to poetry

14 Part of HMS

15 Saturday Night Fever music

16 Was rebroadcasted

17 Beatle bride

18 Trojan War story

19 Most titled baseball team

21 Athletics hometown

23 Be indisposed

24 Drop-down menu option

25 001 inch

28 Resist

30 Block of the earths crust

35 Black tropical cuckoo birds

37 High school musical club

39 Your own teacher

40 Equinox month

41 Makes a raucous noise

43 Asian starling

44 Lineup or batting ____

46 Gallop or trot

47 ____ Jim

48 Thomas Paines The Age of____

50 Heroin slang

52 Typically used on pitchersshoulder after game

53 Sure or uh-huh

55 H+ eg

57 Uto-Aztecan language

61 Dirt in a diamond

65 Pastoral poem

66 ____ de Triomphe

68 Plural of folium

69 Outlines

70 Pigeon sound

71 What tide did

72 Volcano in Sicily

73 ____ Griffey Jr never wonone

74 Woodwind mouthpieces

DOWN

1 Light on ones feet

2 Geographical region

3 Between dawn and noon

4 Port city in Japan

5 Aeneas story

6 ____ Afraid of Virginia Wolf

7 Poetic even

8 Stew over something

9 Manufacturing facility

10 Heat of the Moment band

11 CAT or PET

12 ____ Stottlemyre two-timeWorld Series champ

15 Stalins order eg

20 Lament for the dead

22 Cupids ____

24 Iris cleanser

25 Like baseballs league

26 Accustom

27 Singer Ronstadt

29 Design element on WorldSeries trophy sing

31 Bottom lines

32 More than one stylus

33 Not Doric nor Corinthian

34 aka inning

36 ____ Candies chocolatier

38 Larger-than-life

42 Mark on reputation

45 2015 champions

49 After taxes

51 Pleating iron

54 Archaic exclamation of regret

56 She turned to stone Greekmythology

57 Cairos waterway

58 Mine entrance

59 Amazing Grace eg

60 Arm part

61 Clickable picture

62 Hamburg river

63 Behaved like Pinocchio

64 Jay Pritchett and Mr Bradyeg

67 Poor mans caviar

Puzzles 11

Solutions are located on Page 6

STATEPOINT CROSSWORD CLUESTHEME WORLD SERIES

ACROSS

1 Group of islands in the SouthPacific

6 Charlottes creation

9 Sail support

13 As opposed to poetry

14 Part of HMS

15 Saturday Night Fever music

16 Was rebroadcasted

17 Beatle bride

18 Trojan War story

19 Most titled baseball team

21 Athletics hometown

23 Be indisposed

24 Drop-down menu option

25 001 inch

28 Resist

30 Block of the earths crust

35 Black tropical cuckoo birds

37 High school musical club

39 Your own teacher

40 Equinox month

41 Makes a raucous noise

43 Asian starling

44 Lineup or batting ____

46 Gallop or trot

47 ____ Jim

48 Thomas Paines The Age of____

50 Heroin slang

52 Typically used on pitchersshoulder after game

53 Sure or uh-huh

55 H+ eg

57 Uto-Aztecan language

61 Dirt in a diamond

65 Pastoral poem

66 ____ de Triomphe

68 Plural of folium

69 Outlines

70 Pigeon sound

71 What tide did

72 Volcano in Sicily

73 ____ Griffey Jr never wonone

74 Woodwind mouthpieces

DOWN

1 Light on ones feet

2 Geographical region

3 Between dawn and noon

4 Port city in Japan

5 Aeneas story

6 ____ Afraid of Virginia Wolf

7 Poetic even

8 Stew over something

9 Manufacturing facility

10 Heat of the Moment band

11 CAT or PET

12 ____ Stottlemyre two-timeWorld Series champ

15 Stalins order eg

20 Lament for the dead

22 Cupids ____

24 Iris cleanser

25 Like baseballs league

26 Accustom

27 Singer Ronstadt

29 Design element on WorldSeries trophy sing

31 Bottom lines

32 More than one stylus

33 Not Doric nor Corinthian

34 aka inning

36 ____ Candies chocolatier

38 Larger-than-life

42 Mark on reputation

45 2015 champions

49 After taxes

51 Pleating iron

54 Archaic exclamation of regret

56 She turned to stone Greekmythology

57 Cairos waterway

58 Mine entrance

59 Amazing Grace eg

60 Arm part

61 Clickable picture

62 Hamburg river

63 Behaved like Pinocchio

64 Jay Pritchett and Mr Bradyeg

67 Poor mans caviar