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Friday September 16 2016Sheridan Noblesville Cicero Arcadia Atlanta Carmel Fishers Westfield
Vol 3 No 184 A 30 percent chance of showers andthunderstorms today mainly after 5pm Showers and possibly athunderstorm after 11 pm
TODAYrsquoS WEATHER
HIGH 79 LOW 68
Old Picket FenceWhere every item tells a story
Antiques and moreVintage and Primitive Items
Exclusive Noblesville distributor of Blue Bell Farms soy candles amp wax melts
Bob Brehmer Bi-Centennial PotteryIndiana Stained Glass
Tuesday - Friday 10 am - 5 pm Saturday 10 am - 6 pm Sunday 1 pm - 4 pm 894 Logan Street Noblesville 317-774-1800
Council accepts Sheriffrsquos planBy JEFF JELLISONOn Wednesday the Hamilton County Council gave
Sheriff Mark Bowen less than 24 hours to find acceptablesolution to the countyrsquos overcrowded jail and a JuvenileServices Center that council members unanimously agreedwas fiscally irresponsible
The council had suggested shipping juveniles to othercounties and transforming the Juvenile Services Center intoa facility capable of holding adults easing jail overcrowdingand reducing the countyrsquos cost to house juvenile offenders
Bowen disagreed with the council The Sheriff wantedto keep juvenile offenders in Hamilton County and build
additional jail space capable of housing an additional 240adult inmates
Thursday Bowen stood before the council during theirbudget meetings and presented a plan he felt would satisfycouncil members without having to house juvenileoffenders outside Hamilton County
Bowenrsquos plan is to move juvenile offenders into theformer juvenile detention center that now houses high riskprisoners Female prisoners that are currently in the mainjail would then occupy the Juvenile Services Center creatingspace in the jail for high risk prisoners The shuffle ofinmates would also ease overcrowding in the jail
Bowen told the council his plan would maximize theuse of staff and facilities provide a more secure facility forjuveniles provide an opportunity to generate revenue byhousing juveniles from other counties allow juvenileoffenders to continue with educational services throughlocal schools and would continue to allow juveniles localaccess to attorneys and probation officers
Council members voted 5-1 to accept Bowenrsquos planCouncilman Steve Schwartz voted no stating he wantedmore time to review the plan Council member Dr JamesDillon was not in attendance at Thursdayrsquos meeting
Bowen will return to the council in December to seekfunding for the proposed expansion of the adult jail
The second annual Noblesville SouthwestQuad Heritage Picnic is scheduled for noon to4 pm Saturday Oct 1 at Southside Park 378Plum St
The picnic will feature live music by theband Living Proof activities including the
Nickel Plate Community Mural Project a strawmaze face painting corn hole carnival gamesthe Noblesville Fire Department Touch-A-Truck and more And of course free food
In 2015 with the partnership of several othercommunity groups the Heritage Picnic
returned to the Noblesville Southwest QuadThis single day event aligns closely withGatheringrsquos overall mission to serve thecommunity connect neighbors and promoteNoblesville Hundreds of neighbors enjoyed thecelebration
Heritage Picnic in the Southwest Quad
The state of theschools was the topicfor Thursdays NorthHamilton CountyChamber meeting atHamilton Heights HighSchoolThe meeting was heldin Tony Cook MediaLibrary Pictured hereare State Rep TonyCook Hamilton HeightsSchools superintendentDr Derek Arrowoodand Jim and JeffGodby owners ofGodbyrsquos HomeFurnishing greetingeach other before themeeting Big DogsBBQ catered the mealMore pictures appearon Page 5
Reporter photo by PerryWilliams
Hamilton North Chamberdiscusses state of the schoolsThe Hamilton County Health
Department has reported severalpositive tests for West Nile virusthis summer
The most recent test camelast Tuesday Sept 6 when asample taken at State Road 32and Hazel Dell Road testedpositive according to theHamilton County HealthDepartmentrsquos website The areawas subsequently sprayed a daylater The first positive tests ofthe summer were at Dillon Parklocated at 146th Street and HazelDell and at 116th Street andKeystone Parkway both hadpositive tests on July 15
Two locations have each hadtwo positive tests for West NileMeadowlark Park which islocated north of Main Street andjust west of the Monon Trail inCarmel and in the area of 103rdand New Jersey streets inunincorporated Clay TownshipCarmel has seen other samplestests positive this summer at98th Street and Chambray Drive(in between WestfieldBoulevard and Keystone) and116th Street and ShelborneRoad
Other samples have testedpositive in the town of Atlantaand on 5th Street in SheridanMost locations were sprayedquickly after the tests werereturned
While most people who getWest Nile will not show anysigns of the disease occasionallythose infected will get a moresevere form which includesswelling of the brain or thetissues that cover the braind andspinal cord according to theIndiana State Department ofHealth Epidemiology ResourceCenter Symptoms include high
Several WestNile reports inHamilton County
News2
fever headache neck stiffness weak muscles and confusionWest Nile can easily be prevented by avoiding mosquito bites Tips from the ISDH
include not going outdoors during prime biting times particularly dusk to dawn Ifyou are outside wear bug spray that contains DEET and put on shirts with long sleevesand pants Also minimize the amount of standing water around your home as thatattracts mosquitoes
ATampT research shows that 7-in-10people engage in smartphone activitieswhile driving People are doing much morethan just texting from behind the wheelTheyrsquore checking email posting to socialmedia and even snapping selfies
To drive home thismessage ATampT Indiana is bringing its ldquoItCan Waitrdquo distracted driving campaign toNoblesville High School on Monday Theevent takes place from 11 am to 1 pm atthe NHS cafeteria
Through a virtual reality app andgoggles and a wheel-and-pedal simulatorteen drivers will be able to experiencefirsthand how dangerous it is to take theireyes off the road and glance at a phone
In addition students and staff will havethe opportunity to make an It Can Waitpledge to keep their eyes on the road
ATampT recently announced that ithas passed the 10 million It Can Wait pledgemark and now has set a new goal of 16million total pledges by the end of this yearTo help reach that goal the company haslaunched the ldquo16 in lsquo16rdquo competition whichwill run from Oct 1 to Oct 31 to encourage
schools nonprofits and individuals to getinvolved and raise awareness of the problemof distracted driving Noblesville HighSchool is the second high school in Indianato sign up to participate in next monthrsquospledge contest
New 2016 research shows pledgingmatters and makes a difference
middot According to the findings almost halfof people who pledged said they now donrsquotuse their smartphones while driving
middot Those who share their promise orpledge with others are even more likely tostop and more likely to speak up to others
middot 4-in-10 asked a friend or familymember to not use their smartphone whiledriving
middot One-third asked a driver to not usetheir smartphone while driving when ridingas a passenger
middot 4-in-10 asked a passenger to operatetheir smartphone while they are driving
ATampT Indiana Director of GovernmentAffairs Steve Rogers will be on hand todemonstrate the It Can Wait app andsimulator and to share information regardingthe 16 in rsquo16 pledge competition
Anti-distracted drivingcampaign to NHS
The Hamilton County Highway Department is pleased to announce the rehabilitationof Bridge 238 ndash Lakeshore Drive East between 96th Street and 106th Street was completedat 6 pm Wednesday Sept 14
A small amount of incidental work remains but it will be completed under trafficPlease proceed with caution through the work zone when workers are present
Lakeshore Drive East bridge open
Noblesville-based Realized Worth istaking part in the United Nations Impact2030 Global Summit according to a reporton the Inside Indiana Business website
The summit is taking place at theUnited Nations Headquarters in New YorkCity It began Wednesday with afternoonsessions and a networking dinnercontinued Thursday with workshops atlocations across New York City andconcludes today with breakfast andmorning sessions that highlight resultsfrom the Thursday workshops A keynote
speaker will discuss the alignment oftopics that include social good impact andcorporate involvement according to anoverview document on the Impact 2030website
Realized Worth helps companiesachieve their goals in Corporate SocialResponsibility with a niche focus onengaging employees in corporatevolunteering and giving programsaccording to a description on its websiteThe company was founded in 2008 byChris Jarvis and Angela Parker
Realized Worth participating inImpact 2030 Global Summit
WEST NILE From Page 1
The Boys amp Girls Club of Noblesvillewill host its third annual Trick or Trivia onSaturday Oct 1 presented by ChurchChurch Hittle amp Antrim Adults 21+ areinvited to create a team of eight players andattend this howling night of trivia at theNoblesville Moose Lodge
Trick or Trivia is a Halloween-themedevent that consists of ten rounds of spine-chilling trivia Teams will pool theiruseless knowledge and compete againsteach other in hopes of winning the covetedTrick or Trivia traveling trophy Food anddrinks will be available for purchase
Throughout the event teams will havethe option to purchase magical mulligansand participate in multiple auctions toreceive help from local ldquoexpertsrdquo Allfunds raised directly support the youth ofNoblesville and the Boys amp Girls Club
Raffle tickets will be available forpurchase for a wide array of bizarre itemsand gift packages Contests will take placefor the team with the best decorated tableand the best group costumes
Teams of eight players may pre-registerfor the event for $160 or for $200 at thedoor Doors will open at 6 pm and thehair-raising competition will begin at 7pm
RSVP online or by emailing Natalie atnbradshawbgcniorg A wide range ofspooky sponsorship opportunities areavailable For more information visitwwwbgcniorg check out the Facebookevent page or contact Nathan Helm at(317) 773-4372
Boys amp Girls Club tohost third annualTrick or Trivia
3Obituaries
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317-408-5548
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317-773-2769
Sports Editor Richie HallRhall1977gmailcomTwitter Richie_Hall
Web Addresswwwhc-reportercom
Mailing AddressPO Box190
Westfield IN 46074
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But go ye and learn what that meaneth I will have mercy and notsacrifice for I am not come to call the righteous but sinners torepentance
- Matthew 913
50 Years AgoNews September 26 through October 1 has been established as a periodfor observance of Indianarsquos 150th year in Hamilton County It may appearthat Hamilton County is late in celebrating however the whole year hasbeen declared the time for Indianarsquos sesquicentennial celebration and itwould hardly be practical or logical for all cities and counties to celebratethe occasion in one monthSports Head North Central football coach Byron Weaver announced latethis morning that four players who earlier were dismissed from the squadfor the Noblesville game Friday night will play and will be in the Panthersrsquostarting lineupAd Standard Food Stores Minute Maid Frozen Orange Juice 2 cans for49 cents
Haylie Beth Armstrong
March 16 1990 - September 13 2016
Haylie Beth Armstrong 26 of Noblesville formerly of Lapel passed away on TuesdaySeptember 13 2016
She was born on March 16 1990 in Anderson IndianaHaylie graduated from Lapel High School in 2008She had been employed by the Harbour Manor Nursing Home and
was currently providing home health care through Comforcare inCarmel
Haylie is survived by two children Payten Armstrong and BriceHolmes her partner Blake Holmes her parents Todd and Cara(Clark) Armstrong of Lapel her maternal grandparents Larry andDiane Clark of Lapel her paternal grandparents Neal and NancyBrown of Lapel and Bill and Judi McKeand of Port Charlotte FLtwo brothers Trae and Jaxon Armstrong and several aunts unclesand cousins
A celebration of life service will be held at 700 PM September20 2016 at Scott E Hersberger Funeral Home 1010 Main North Street Lapel
Visitation will be from 400 PM to 700 PM Tuesday September 20 2016 at Scott EHersberger Funeral Home
Online condolences wwwhersbergerfuneralhomecom
Mary Jane (McMahon) Cook
May 12 1934 - September 14 2016
Mary Jane (McMahon) Cook 82 of Noblesville passed away on September 14 2016at Riverview Health hospital in Noblesville She was born on May12 1934 to Harold and Martha (Mallery) McMahon in NoblesvilleIndiana She was a 6th generation resident of Hamilton County Hermothers family settled here in 1820
Mary Jane was a 1952 graduate of Noblesville High School andattended Indiana University For 38 years she worked in accountingfor Firestone Industrial Products and also worked for McMahon FoodCompany Mary Jane was a member of Noblesville First UnitedMethodist Church and Tri Kappa Sorority and was a supporter ofNoblesville High School Alumni Association She loved to play
bridge and enjoyed her bridge club with her lifelong friends She enjoyed swimming inher pool entertaining guests and landscaping Most of all Mary Jane was a devoted motherand grandmother and loved her family
She is survived by her children Deborah Jane Cook Patterson (husband Keith) JamesBradley Cook (wife Christine) Sharon Rose Cook Fuqua (husband Dan) and David ScottCook brother Earl McMahon four grandchildren Kevin Michael Patterson KellyPatterson Clark Jennifer Cook and Savannah Rose Fuqua and two great-grandchildrenAshlyn Rose Clark and Zoey Catherine Clark
In addition to her parents Mary Jane was preceded in death by her five brothers andsisters Phyllis Douglass Harold Bud McMahon Jr Betty Wolverton Esther Goodwinand Ed McMahon
Visitation will be from 400 pm to 800 pm on Friday September 16 2016 at Randallamp Roberts Funeral Home 1150 Logan Street in Noblesville Services will be held at 1100am on Saturday September 17 at the funeral home with an additional visitation from 1000am to the time of service Burial will be at Crownland Cemetery in Noblesville
Memorial contributions may be made to Noblesville High School Alumni AssociationPO Box 818 Noblesville IN 46061 or to the donors favorite charity
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Hamilton County Reporter
Hamilton Countyrsquos Hometown Newspaper
News4
Westfield Chamber meets at Bridgewater
Dr Sherry Grate (right)presents Three Areas ofFocus for the 2016-17school year for WestfieldSchools at the monthlyWestfield Chambermeeting at BridgewaterApproximately 100people (above) attendedthe meeting
Reporter photos by Perry Williams
After 70 years ITT TechnicalInstitute will officially end all operationstoday
The Carmel-based educationalservices company has been fraught withproblems that have snowballed over thelast month but it appears the final blowcame Thursday when the IndianapolisBusiness Journal reported that its seniorlender Cerebrus Business Finance LLCof New York seized ITTs bank accounts
IBJ reported that Cerebrus wasdemanding an immediate payment of aloan that totaled around $345 millionthen also informed ITT that it was takingcontrol over the companys bankaccounts
A total of 8000 employees workedfor ITT Tech across the country
ITT Tech had 130 campuses servingover 40000 students in 38 states Thecompany granted over $260 million inscholarships in 2014 according to itsnow defunct website It was founded in1946 and moved to Carmel in 1969
ITT officiallyends operationstoday
Riverview Health will host a shoulderpain seminar from 6-7pm on WednesdayOctober 5
Dr NormanMindrebo a boardcertified orthopedicsurgeon will shareinformation oncommon shoulderissues and treatmentsincluding rotator cufftears shoulderarthritis frozenshoulder and shoulder
replacementsThe shoulder pain seminar will take
place at the Renaissance Indianapolis NorthHotel 11925 N Meridian Street Carmel Alight dinner will be served The program isfree but registration is required Registerat rivervieworgclasses orcall 3177767999
Mindrebo
Riverview Healthto host shoulderpain seminar
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Contact the Hamilton CountyReporter
Hamiltonconorth reporterhotmailcom
or call 317-408-5548
News 5
Hamilton North Chamber meetingReporter photos by Perry Williams
ABOVE Matt Wallaceof Hamilton HeightsSchool Corporation andLea Jessup of SheridanCommunity Schoolsdiscuss technology atboth schools Twenty-first century learning ismoving at rapid paceso partnership isimportant movingforward between theschools
RIGHT SheridanSchools superintendentDr David Mundy (left)and Hamilton Heightssuperintendent DrDerek Arrowood give apresentation
News6
Watch art created before your very eyesat the third annual Carmel on Canvas pleinair event ndash an open-air painting exhibitionand competition on the sidewalksthroughout the Carmel Arts amp DesignDistrict The event which is free tospectators runs Friday to SundaySeptember 16-18
ldquoPaint outs continue to be very popularas a resurgence in the arts is being seen inmany communities such as Carmel We arethrilled to be able to make this eventavailable to the public especially to familieswith small children who we hope areinspired to create their own expressions ofart as a visitor to this event in our Arts ampDesign Districtrdquo said Carmel Mayor JimBrainard
Artists ranging from professionals toamateurs including a teen division will bepainting at a variety of locations for the pleinair event all day Friday and Saturday Thepublic is invited to come to the district andwatch the painters set up their easels andpaint their chosen subjects There will alsobe two quick paints one on Saturday at theCarmel Farmers Market (5 Center Green)and one on Sunday on the southwest cornerof Main Street and the Monon TrailSaturday is also the day for children to paintat the KidsZone from 1 ndash 4 pm with twolocations in The District includingMagdalena Gallery of Art (27 East MainStreet) and Carmel Arts CouncilrsquosChildrenrsquos Art Gallery (40 West MainStreet)
The plein air art works created on Fridayand Saturday along with the quick paintevent on Sunday will be judged by RachelBerenson Perry former fine art curator ofthe Indiana State Museum and author ofnumerous art articles and books The pleinair main event judging takes place at 530pm Saturday with artists vying for prizesthat include a $5000 grand prize $3000 forsecond place and $1500 for third
The quick paint event on Saturdaymorning at the Carmel Farmers Market willbe judged as a community choice withmarket visitors deciding which work willtake home the $500 first place prize the$300 second place award and the $200 thirdplace spot The Sunday quick paint eventtakes place in the Carmel Arts amp DesignDistrict with monetary prizes the same as
the Saturday quick paint Sundayrsquos eventwill be followed by an art fair from 2-5 pmfeaturing works created by Carmel onCanvas artists
Join Mayor Brainard on Saturday at 7pm as he hands out the awards at a specialevent tent located along Artists Lane (alsoknown as 2nd Avenue NW) between ScottyrsquosBrewhouse and the Monon Trail Thepaintings will also be available for viewingand for sale after the awards are presented
Artists are able to register beginning at830 am Friday at Hoosier Salon (22 RangeLine Road) and Saturday morning at CarmelFarmers Market
Carmel on Canvas artists also have theopportunity to compete for Purchase Awardsby painting the sponsoring businessrsquosestablishment and winning the listedmonetary prize Winners will be chosen onSaturday night Thank you to the followingCarmel Arts amp Design District businessesfor offering Purchase Awards
Bazbeaux Pizza - $400Highgarden Real Estate - $400Bubrsquos Burgers amp Ice Cream - $250Agave - $200Greekrsquos Pizzeria - $200PNC Bank - $200Restyled - $200
Thank you to our sponsorsPatron ndash City of Carmel Visit Hamilton
County Soori Gallery Eclectic AestheticHealth Center
Supporters ndash Carmel Arts CouncilCarmel Arts amp Design District GalleryAssociation
Enthusiasts ndash Chapman-OsborneLegacy Realtors The Art Lab MagdalenaGallery of Arts The Pint Room All ThingsCarmel Painting with a Twist GreekrsquosPizzeria Donatellorsquos Italian Restaurant TheOlive Mill Mudbugs Scottyrsquos BrewhouseSquare Donuts Blu Moon Cafeacute VitalityBowls Bubrsquos Burgers amp Ice Cream
Kids Zone ndash The Art Lab MagdalenaGallery of Arts Painting with a Twist
The following is a schedule of eventsAll events are open to the public
Friday September 16middot 830 am ndash All Day Plein Air Paint
Begins Registration amp Check-in at
Hoosier Salon (22 Range Line Road)Artists register and paint throughout theday in the District Public is encouragedto watch the artists create their workMusicians will be playing throughout theDistrict
Saturday September 17 830 ndash 5 pm All Day Plein Air PaintContinues Artists register and paintthroughout the day in the District Publicis encouraged to watch the artists createtheir work Musicians will be playingthroughout the District 830-10 am ndash Quick Paint 1 at the
Carmel Farmers Market (5 Center Green) 1015 ndash 1030 am ndash Quick Paint 1ldquoCommunity Choicerdquo judging awards tofollow 5 pm ndash Plein air paintings turned in by
artists to Artists Lane tent (2nd Avenue NW) 6 pm ndash All day plein airreceptionjudging 7 pm ndash All day plein air awards Artistsworks displayed for viewing and sale
Saturday KidsZone 1 ndash 4 pm ndash Event volunteers will assistchildren ages 4-12 in creating a piece ofart to take home
Sunday September 18 11 am ndash noon - Quick Paint 2 day-ofregistration amp check-in at Hoosier Salon Noon- 130 pm ndash Quick Paint 2 CarmelArts amp Design District 2 pm ndash Quick Paint 2 JudgingAwardsto follow 2 ndash 5 pm ndash Art Fair in the District 221W Main StreetSW Corner of Main Streetamp Monon Trail
Public parking is available in the CarmelLions Club lot (141 E Main St) SophiaSquare parking garage (entrance off of 1stAve NW) Indiana Design Center parkinggarage (200 S Range Line Rd) or availableon-street public parking The Arts amp DesignDistrict parking map may be downloaded athttpwwwcarmelartsanddesigncomimagesCarmel_District_ParkingMappdf
Plein Air Event begins today
Sports 7
Hamilton Southeastern won an all-county and Hoosier Crossroads Conferencevolleyball match with Westfield Thursdaynight
The Class 4A No 1 Royals got thevictory in straight sets 25-19 25-22 25-19 improving their record to 16-2 TheRoyals were led by both outside hittersCaitlin Kane put down 18 kills andMeredith Phillips had 14 kills MakenzieHinshaw dished out 37 assists
The Royal serving game proved to bean extremely effective weapon with bothGrace Kane and Anne Klienrichert goingon long serving runs said HSE coachJason Young
Westfield was led by Cassidy Ferrerwho made 10 digs and two blocks LieneMiller put down 10 kilks while ClaireHindman and Abigial Huser each servedone ace Caroline Sinicki handed out 32assists
Southeastern won the junior varsitymatch 25-21 25-22
Raigan Stanifer had 10 digs forWestfield and Gracie Weber hit five kills
University lost to Liberty Christian infour sets 25-11 28-26 23-25 25-9
Senior Natalie Hellman had 13 kills andsenior Annabelle Lance contributed 11kills Freshman Gillian Monroe had 24assists in the effort
Noblesville dropped a very close five-set match to Zionsville Thursday by thescore of 25-17 23-25 19-25 25-22 16-14
Allie Phillips handed out 23 assists andmade eight digs while Maddie Hine dishedout 21 assists and got seven digs AshleyBirkhimer and Alexa Roberts both hit ninekills for the Millers
Carmel took care of Warren Central instraight sets on Thursday 27-25 25-1025-11 in Metropolitan Conference play
Bonnie Bostic hit 11 kills for theGreyhounds with Morgan Seaman dishingout 23 assists Alex Hicks had nine digs
Carmels junior varsity won 25-9 25-10 while the freshmen were victorious25-8 25-3
Fishers scored an upset of 4A No 10Brownsburg on Thursday in a five-setmatch 25-23 17-25 25-23 22-25 15-12
Ayslinn Roberts served three aces forthe Tigers with Maggie Markwood hittingtwo and Julia Drozd and Rose Duffy eachserving one
Audrey Haworth led the offense with18 kills on 433 hitting Mallory Hernandezhad 16 kills and Markwood hit 15 Duffyhanded out a season-high 57 assists
Both teams played smart volleyballand made many adjustments which madethe mental part of players games crucialsaid Fishers coach Steven Peek We camethrough late in sets 1 and 3 and thenespecially in set 5 Passing was a constantbattle for us but we were fantastic in the5th set especially seniors Ellie Adams andMaggie Markwood and junior Julia Drozd
Ellie Adams had 25 digs but nonemore important than one late in the 5thwhen she dove to her left and with anoutstretched fist dug the ball back over thenet and into the opponents court that digscored to get us our first match pointopportunity said Peek
Drozd and Markwood both had 16 digswith Haworth getting 12 and Duffy 10Duffy also had four blocks and Hernandezmade three blocks
Royals win all-county match
Photo by Kirk Green
Meredith Phillips had 14 kills for theHamilton Southeastern volleyball teamin its straight-set win over WestfieldThursday
Sports8
Photos by Kirk Green
ABOVE Westfieldrsquos Cassidy Ferrer makes a bump for the Shamrocks during their match withHamilton Southeastern on ThursdayBELOW Natalie Ravenell dives for a ball
Thursday night volleyball
Sports 9
The Hamilton Heights boys soccer teamfell to Northwestern3-1 on Thursday
The Huskiesscored the first goal ofthe game when RoyNoller found JacobMichael on a diagonalrun Michael buriedthe ball in the net TheTigers responded withthree goals beforehalftime and the
second half was a drawSam Schroeder recorded two saves
Michael was the player of the gameHeights won the junior varsity game 2-1
Guerin Catholic played to a 1-1 tie withAvon the No 3 team in Class 2A onThursday
The Golden Eagles got on the board inthe 15th minute when Noah DeWall scoredoff an assist by Conner Murray The Oriolescame out hot in the second half finallygetting their goal off a corner kick with 10minutes to play
Guerin Catholic is now 5-2-1 for theseason
University beat Liberty Christian 3-0 onThursday
Sam Gailey had two goals to bring hisseason total to 10 goals and four assists
Hamilton Southeastern beat MountVernon 2-0 on Thursday
Dylan Ricketts and Darion Ghaffariscored the Royals goals with Jake Smithand Kobe Jones providing the assistsGoalkeepers Ben Haxton and CamMangelson combined for the shutout
Carmel took of Warren Central 2-0 in aThursday Metropolitan Conference game
Jackson Bruun and Connor Inglis scoredgoals for the Greyhounds with Jared Richeymaking one assist Carmel is now 6-1-3 forthe season
ldquoI really like how our individualdefending has led to good strong teamdefending said Hounds coach ShaneSchmidt When that happens we are ingood shape to transition into our attackrdquo
Noblesville and Cathedral played to a0-0 tie on Thursday
Huskies fall to Northwestern GC ties No 3 Avon
The Hamilton Southeastern girls soccer team cruised past Mount Vernon 6-0 onThursday
Mckenzie Smith scored the first goal for the Royals on a free kick After that goalswere scored by Layla Brown Sophia Silcox Claire Wilkinson Kara Sanders and KaitlynWeldy Making assists were Sanders Brown Silcox Weldy and Ava Keaffaber
Southeasterns defense allowed Mount Vernon just two shots in the game
Sheridan fell to Crawfordsville 2-1 on ThursdayThe Blackhawks were down 2-0 at halftime before freshman Makenna Hammack took
the ensuing kick-off and dribbled through the Crawfordsville defense to close the deficitto one
The Blackhawk defense rose to the occasion and kept Crawfordsville scoreless forthe rest of the game said Sheridan coach Kurtis Olsan Despite several good looks atgoal in the second half the Hawks couldnt find the equalizer
Universitys cross country teamscompeted in the Lebanon TigerInvitational on Thursday
The Trailblazers girls team finishedthird scoring 82 points Western Boonewon the meet with 18 followed byLebanon with 54 Clinton Central wasfourth with 85
Today was the first race for promisingfreshman Gloria Davidova as she joinedthe team late in the season said UHScoach Jenny Cox Her addition -- alongwith strong performances by the otherrunners -- propelled Universitys girlscross country team to their first win overClinton Central this season Times for the Trailblazers were as followsJada Swearingen 2424 MichaelaMcKasson 2636 Robin Karwath 2730
Gloria Davidova 2736 Lucia Ponader2906 Lauren Flickner 2917 AudreyGeipel 2923 Lauren Masoncup 3000Audrey Lupton 3011 Maya Marks-Strauss 3046 Isabella Garino-Heisey3542 Alexa Nealy 3543
The University boys finished fourthTeam scores were Lebanon 31 ClintonCentral 52 Western Boone 70 University89 and Sheridan 124
Noah Laramore Grant Syrek andJacob Sager all placed in the top 15 for theTrailblazers Their times were as followsNoah Laramore 1852 Grant Syrek 1910Jacob Sager 2024 Neil Pettinga 2125Cordell Wilson 2136 Noah Thomas2255 Cole Reinholt 2312 MaxAmmerman 2508 Tommy Herod 2810Jared Dalton 3151
The Guerin Catholic girls golf team won the first ever Circle City Conferencechampionship Thursday at Smock Golf Club
The Golden Eagles scored 183 in the nine-hole tournament followed by BishopChatard with 186 Roncalli with 195 and Brebeuf Jesuit with 197 Mckayla Tallmanfinished second individually with a score of 42 while Angelica Pfefferkorn finishedfourth by shooting 44 Megan Ahlgrims 48 landed her in seventh place
Carly Hammons carded 49 and Kylie McMullen shot 51
Hamilton Heights lost a nine-hole girls golf match to Lebanon at Ulen CountryClub by the score of 167-187
Caitie Gehlhausen was medalist for the match with a one-over par 37 Syd Lucasfollowed with 48 Kate Biggs 50 and Alyx Harley had 52
Roy NollerHeights
HSE blasts Mount Vernon
GC wins first Circle City title
University runsin Tiger Invite
Tickets for Hamilton Heights footballgame with Twin Lakes at Lucas Oil Stadiumgo on sale tonight
The tickets arrived a week earlier thananticipated so Huskies fans can start buyingthem immediately Tickets will be on saleat tonights home football game againstNorthwestern starting at 6 pm Tickets willremain on sale until the end of the gamesfirst quarter kickoff tonight is at 7 pm
Ticket sales continue from 8 am to 3pm Sept 19-29 and from 8 am to 130pm Sept 30
Heightsrsquo LucasOil tickets onsale tonight
CorrectionThe Hamilton Heights football teamrsquosHoosier Conference record is 2-0 withwins over Lewis Cass and Tipton Theincorrect record appeared in a story inThursdayrsquos edition
American LeagueEast W L PCT GBBoston 82 64 562 -Baltimore 80 66 548 20Toronto 80 66 548 20NY Yankees 77 69 527 50Tampa Bay 63 83 432 190Central W L PCT GBCleveland 84 62 575 -Detroit 78 68 534 60Kansas City 74 72 507 100Chi White Sox 71 75 486 130Minnesota 55 92 374 295West W L PCT GBTexas 87 60 592 -Seattle 78 68 534 85Houston 76 70 521 105Oakland 64 82 438 225LA Angels 63 83 432 235
National LeagueEast W L PCT GBWashington 87 59 596 -NY Mets 77 69 527 100Miami 73 73 500 140Philadelphia 65 82 442 225Atlanta 56 90 384 310Central W L PCT GBChi Cubs 93 53 637 -St Louis 76 70 521 170Pittsburgh 71 74 490 215Milwaukee 66 81 449 275Cincinnati 62 83 428 305West W L PCT GBLA Dodgers 82 64 562 -San Francisco 78 68 534 40Colorado 69 77 473 130Arizona 62 84 425 200San Diego 62 84 425 200
MLB standingsThursdayrsquos scores
Minnesota 5 Detroit 1Chi White Sox 2 Cleveland 1Pittsburgh 15 Philadelphia 2
Tampa Bay 7 Baltimore 6Boston 7 NY Yankees 5
Oakland 14 Kansas City 5Milwaukee 5 Chi Cubs 4Arizona 7 LA Dodgers 3Toronto 7 LA Angels 2
San Francisco 6 St Louis 2
Sports10
Thursday Sept 15Volleyball
Westfield at Southeastern 530 pmCarmel at Warren Central 630 pm
Zionsville at Noblesville 7 pmFishers at Brownsburg 7 pm
Boys TennisCarmel at MIC Round 1 at North Central 530 pm
Heights Hoosier Conference at Twin LakesSoutheastern at Zionsville 5 pm
Boys SoccerCarmel at Warren Central 7 pmHeights at Northwestern 5 pm
Guerin at Avon 645 pmCathedral at Noblesville 7 pm
Sheridan at Crawfordsville 715 pmGirls Soccer
Chatard at Heights 730 pmMt Vernon at Southeastern 7 pm
Sheridan at Crawfordsville 530 pmGirls Cross Country
Sheridan at Lebanon Invt 5 pmBoys Cross Country
Sheridan at Lebanon Invt 5 pmFriday Sept 16
FootballCarmel at Lawrence North 7 pm
Brownsburg at Fishers 7 pmBroad Ripple at Guerin 7 pmNorthwestern at Heights 7 pmSoutheastern at Westfield 7 pmNoblesville at Zionsville 7 pm
Sheridan at Eastern 7 pmGirls Golf
Carmel Guerin Westfield University at South GroveSectional
Saturday Sept 17Boys Soccer
Fishers at Westfield 10 amHeights Invt 9 am
Guerin at Ft Wayne Luers 1 pmGirls Soccer
Westfield at Pike 10 amGuerin at Ft Wane Dwenger 10 am
Noblesville at Brownsburg 1230 pm
Sheridan at Western Boone 1130 amBoys Tennis
Hoosier Crossroads at Fishers 9 amMIC at Carmel 830 am
Heights at Hoosier Conference at Twin LakesGuerin at Homestead Invt 9 am
Boys Cross CountryWestfield Guerin Noblesville HSE Fishers at
Riverview Health FlashRock at Northview Church 9am
Carmel at Louisville Trinity Invt 830 amHeights Sheridan at Tipton Invt 9 am
Girls Cross CountryWestfield Guerin Noblesville HSE Fishers at
Riverview Health FlashRock at Northview Church 9am
Carmel at Louisville Trinity Invt 830 amHeights Sheridan at Tipton Invt 9 am
Girls GolfHeights Noblesville HSE Fishers at Anderson
Grandview Sectional 2 pmVolleyball
Southeastern at Warren Central Invt 9 am
Upcoming sports schedule
The Sheridan Horseshoe League endedthe season on an exciting note The first halfof the season winner United Feeds had toface second half winner Price Heating in athree game winner take all United Feedswon the league by a single point Aftertallying the scores United Feeds and PriceHeating had each split one win a piece Thencame the final tally
The inter-league handicap tournamentwas won by Tammy Allen 378 second andthird places were held by rookies ScottSmith 368 and Genia Stepp 366
Other award winners for 2016 wereHigh Handicap Game and MostImproved PitcherKyle Wethington
High Actual Game SeasonCharles Sutton
High Handicap Series and Rookie ofYearSusan Dwigans
High Actual Series and Most RingersGreg Emry
High Handicap Overall SeasonScott Smith
High Actual Overall SeasonRichard Reddick
Lowest Handicap Series of SeasonMichael Sutton
Overall Actual Medallions were awardedto the men and womenGenia Stepp Susan Dwigans CharlesSutton Jeff Ogle Greg Emry and RichardReddick
Second Place Sponsor Trophy = PriceHeatingFirst Place Sponsor Trophy = UnitedFeeds
Sheridan Horseshoe Leagueends on exciting note
The Indianapolis-Carmel community is the No 9 swim city in America according toa third-annual study commissioned by USA Swimming and leading swimwearcompany Speedo USA The city moved up 10 spots to place in the top 10 for the secondtime since the studyrsquos debut in 2014 The San Jose-Santa Clara area claimed the No 1spot this year
Rounding out the top 10 of the 50 Top Swim Cities Presented by Speedo USA wereAnn Arbor Mich Bridgeport-Stamford-Norwalk ConnAustin Texas Madison WiscWashington DC Raleigh-Cary NC Fort Collins-Loveland Colo and the SanFrancisco-Oakland Calif Bay Area
ldquoI believe there is a rich history of swimming in central Indiana the number of greatfacilities and coaches make us a successful swimming areardquo said Chris Plumb HeadCoach of Carmel Swim Club ldquoBeing one of the top swim cities means we are doing afantastic job of teaching young people how to be successful in and out of the poolrdquo
The Indianapolis-Carmel area has hosted multiple USA Swimming national andinternational meets including the 2015 Duel in the Pool at the Indiana UniversityNatatorium the largest indoor pool in the United States The area also boasts the mostUSA Swimming clubs for areas with a population under two-million The popularity ofthe sport is reflected in local Carmel High School which has won 30 straight state girlsswimming titles
Indianapolis moved up 10 places from 2015 to take the No 9 spot this year andnumerous other cities made their debut into the top 50 Roanoke Va had the biggestjump moving up 49 spots to No 45 on the list Louisville Ky gained 42 spots to crackthe top 50 at No 48 for 2016 and Atlantic City NJ jumped 41 spots from 88 to 47Omaha Neb host city of the 2016 US Olympic Team Trials ndash Swimming also had anotable jump within the top 50 advancing 33 spots from 50 in 2015 to 17 this year
Indianapolis-Carmel ranked No 9 swim city
News2
fever headache neck stiffness weak muscles and confusionWest Nile can easily be prevented by avoiding mosquito bites Tips from the ISDH
include not going outdoors during prime biting times particularly dusk to dawn Ifyou are outside wear bug spray that contains DEET and put on shirts with long sleevesand pants Also minimize the amount of standing water around your home as thatattracts mosquitoes
ATampT research shows that 7-in-10people engage in smartphone activitieswhile driving People are doing much morethan just texting from behind the wheelTheyrsquore checking email posting to socialmedia and even snapping selfies
To drive home thismessage ATampT Indiana is bringing its ldquoItCan Waitrdquo distracted driving campaign toNoblesville High School on Monday Theevent takes place from 11 am to 1 pm atthe NHS cafeteria
Through a virtual reality app andgoggles and a wheel-and-pedal simulatorteen drivers will be able to experiencefirsthand how dangerous it is to take theireyes off the road and glance at a phone
In addition students and staff will havethe opportunity to make an It Can Waitpledge to keep their eyes on the road
ATampT recently announced that ithas passed the 10 million It Can Wait pledgemark and now has set a new goal of 16million total pledges by the end of this yearTo help reach that goal the company haslaunched the ldquo16 in lsquo16rdquo competition whichwill run from Oct 1 to Oct 31 to encourage
schools nonprofits and individuals to getinvolved and raise awareness of the problemof distracted driving Noblesville HighSchool is the second high school in Indianato sign up to participate in next monthrsquospledge contest
New 2016 research shows pledgingmatters and makes a difference
middot According to the findings almost halfof people who pledged said they now donrsquotuse their smartphones while driving
middot Those who share their promise orpledge with others are even more likely tostop and more likely to speak up to others
middot 4-in-10 asked a friend or familymember to not use their smartphone whiledriving
middot One-third asked a driver to not usetheir smartphone while driving when ridingas a passenger
middot 4-in-10 asked a passenger to operatetheir smartphone while they are driving
ATampT Indiana Director of GovernmentAffairs Steve Rogers will be on hand todemonstrate the It Can Wait app andsimulator and to share information regardingthe 16 in rsquo16 pledge competition
Anti-distracted drivingcampaign to NHS
The Hamilton County Highway Department is pleased to announce the rehabilitationof Bridge 238 ndash Lakeshore Drive East between 96th Street and 106th Street was completedat 6 pm Wednesday Sept 14
A small amount of incidental work remains but it will be completed under trafficPlease proceed with caution through the work zone when workers are present
Lakeshore Drive East bridge open
Noblesville-based Realized Worth istaking part in the United Nations Impact2030 Global Summit according to a reporton the Inside Indiana Business website
The summit is taking place at theUnited Nations Headquarters in New YorkCity It began Wednesday with afternoonsessions and a networking dinnercontinued Thursday with workshops atlocations across New York City andconcludes today with breakfast andmorning sessions that highlight resultsfrom the Thursday workshops A keynote
speaker will discuss the alignment oftopics that include social good impact andcorporate involvement according to anoverview document on the Impact 2030website
Realized Worth helps companiesachieve their goals in Corporate SocialResponsibility with a niche focus onengaging employees in corporatevolunteering and giving programsaccording to a description on its websiteThe company was founded in 2008 byChris Jarvis and Angela Parker
Realized Worth participating inImpact 2030 Global Summit
WEST NILE From Page 1
The Boys amp Girls Club of Noblesvillewill host its third annual Trick or Trivia onSaturday Oct 1 presented by ChurchChurch Hittle amp Antrim Adults 21+ areinvited to create a team of eight players andattend this howling night of trivia at theNoblesville Moose Lodge
Trick or Trivia is a Halloween-themedevent that consists of ten rounds of spine-chilling trivia Teams will pool theiruseless knowledge and compete againsteach other in hopes of winning the covetedTrick or Trivia traveling trophy Food anddrinks will be available for purchase
Throughout the event teams will havethe option to purchase magical mulligansand participate in multiple auctions toreceive help from local ldquoexpertsrdquo Allfunds raised directly support the youth ofNoblesville and the Boys amp Girls Club
Raffle tickets will be available forpurchase for a wide array of bizarre itemsand gift packages Contests will take placefor the team with the best decorated tableand the best group costumes
Teams of eight players may pre-registerfor the event for $160 or for $200 at thedoor Doors will open at 6 pm and thehair-raising competition will begin at 7pm
RSVP online or by emailing Natalie atnbradshawbgcniorg A wide range ofspooky sponsorship opportunities areavailable For more information visitwwwbgcniorg check out the Facebookevent page or contact Nathan Helm at(317) 773-4372
Boys amp Girls Club tohost third annualTrick or Trivia
3Obituaries
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317-773-2769
Sports Editor Richie HallRhall1977gmailcomTwitter Richie_Hall
Web Addresswwwhc-reportercom
Mailing AddressPO Box190
Westfield IN 46074
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But go ye and learn what that meaneth I will have mercy and notsacrifice for I am not come to call the righteous but sinners torepentance
- Matthew 913
50 Years AgoNews September 26 through October 1 has been established as a periodfor observance of Indianarsquos 150th year in Hamilton County It may appearthat Hamilton County is late in celebrating however the whole year hasbeen declared the time for Indianarsquos sesquicentennial celebration and itwould hardly be practical or logical for all cities and counties to celebratethe occasion in one monthSports Head North Central football coach Byron Weaver announced latethis morning that four players who earlier were dismissed from the squadfor the Noblesville game Friday night will play and will be in the Panthersrsquostarting lineupAd Standard Food Stores Minute Maid Frozen Orange Juice 2 cans for49 cents
Haylie Beth Armstrong
March 16 1990 - September 13 2016
Haylie Beth Armstrong 26 of Noblesville formerly of Lapel passed away on TuesdaySeptember 13 2016
She was born on March 16 1990 in Anderson IndianaHaylie graduated from Lapel High School in 2008She had been employed by the Harbour Manor Nursing Home and
was currently providing home health care through Comforcare inCarmel
Haylie is survived by two children Payten Armstrong and BriceHolmes her partner Blake Holmes her parents Todd and Cara(Clark) Armstrong of Lapel her maternal grandparents Larry andDiane Clark of Lapel her paternal grandparents Neal and NancyBrown of Lapel and Bill and Judi McKeand of Port Charlotte FLtwo brothers Trae and Jaxon Armstrong and several aunts unclesand cousins
A celebration of life service will be held at 700 PM September20 2016 at Scott E Hersberger Funeral Home 1010 Main North Street Lapel
Visitation will be from 400 PM to 700 PM Tuesday September 20 2016 at Scott EHersberger Funeral Home
Online condolences wwwhersbergerfuneralhomecom
Mary Jane (McMahon) Cook
May 12 1934 - September 14 2016
Mary Jane (McMahon) Cook 82 of Noblesville passed away on September 14 2016at Riverview Health hospital in Noblesville She was born on May12 1934 to Harold and Martha (Mallery) McMahon in NoblesvilleIndiana She was a 6th generation resident of Hamilton County Hermothers family settled here in 1820
Mary Jane was a 1952 graduate of Noblesville High School andattended Indiana University For 38 years she worked in accountingfor Firestone Industrial Products and also worked for McMahon FoodCompany Mary Jane was a member of Noblesville First UnitedMethodist Church and Tri Kappa Sorority and was a supporter ofNoblesville High School Alumni Association She loved to play
bridge and enjoyed her bridge club with her lifelong friends She enjoyed swimming inher pool entertaining guests and landscaping Most of all Mary Jane was a devoted motherand grandmother and loved her family
She is survived by her children Deborah Jane Cook Patterson (husband Keith) JamesBradley Cook (wife Christine) Sharon Rose Cook Fuqua (husband Dan) and David ScottCook brother Earl McMahon four grandchildren Kevin Michael Patterson KellyPatterson Clark Jennifer Cook and Savannah Rose Fuqua and two great-grandchildrenAshlyn Rose Clark and Zoey Catherine Clark
In addition to her parents Mary Jane was preceded in death by her five brothers andsisters Phyllis Douglass Harold Bud McMahon Jr Betty Wolverton Esther Goodwinand Ed McMahon
Visitation will be from 400 pm to 800 pm on Friday September 16 2016 at Randallamp Roberts Funeral Home 1150 Logan Street in Noblesville Services will be held at 1100am on Saturday September 17 at the funeral home with an additional visitation from 1000am to the time of service Burial will be at Crownland Cemetery in Noblesville
Memorial contributions may be made to Noblesville High School Alumni AssociationPO Box 818 Noblesville IN 46061 or to the donors favorite charity
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Hamilton County Reporter
Hamilton Countyrsquos Hometown Newspaper
News4
Westfield Chamber meets at Bridgewater
Dr Sherry Grate (right)presents Three Areas ofFocus for the 2016-17school year for WestfieldSchools at the monthlyWestfield Chambermeeting at BridgewaterApproximately 100people (above) attendedthe meeting
Reporter photos by Perry Williams
After 70 years ITT TechnicalInstitute will officially end all operationstoday
The Carmel-based educationalservices company has been fraught withproblems that have snowballed over thelast month but it appears the final blowcame Thursday when the IndianapolisBusiness Journal reported that its seniorlender Cerebrus Business Finance LLCof New York seized ITTs bank accounts
IBJ reported that Cerebrus wasdemanding an immediate payment of aloan that totaled around $345 millionthen also informed ITT that it was takingcontrol over the companys bankaccounts
A total of 8000 employees workedfor ITT Tech across the country
ITT Tech had 130 campuses servingover 40000 students in 38 states Thecompany granted over $260 million inscholarships in 2014 according to itsnow defunct website It was founded in1946 and moved to Carmel in 1969
ITT officiallyends operationstoday
Riverview Health will host a shoulderpain seminar from 6-7pm on WednesdayOctober 5
Dr NormanMindrebo a boardcertified orthopedicsurgeon will shareinformation oncommon shoulderissues and treatmentsincluding rotator cufftears shoulderarthritis frozenshoulder and shoulder
replacementsThe shoulder pain seminar will take
place at the Renaissance Indianapolis NorthHotel 11925 N Meridian Street Carmel Alight dinner will be served The program isfree but registration is required Registerat rivervieworgclasses orcall 3177767999
Mindrebo
Riverview Healthto host shoulderpain seminar
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Contact the Hamilton CountyReporter
Hamiltonconorth reporterhotmailcom
or call 317-408-5548
News 5
Hamilton North Chamber meetingReporter photos by Perry Williams
ABOVE Matt Wallaceof Hamilton HeightsSchool Corporation andLea Jessup of SheridanCommunity Schoolsdiscuss technology atboth schools Twenty-first century learning ismoving at rapid paceso partnership isimportant movingforward between theschools
RIGHT SheridanSchools superintendentDr David Mundy (left)and Hamilton Heightssuperintendent DrDerek Arrowood give apresentation
News6
Watch art created before your very eyesat the third annual Carmel on Canvas pleinair event ndash an open-air painting exhibitionand competition on the sidewalksthroughout the Carmel Arts amp DesignDistrict The event which is free tospectators runs Friday to SundaySeptember 16-18
ldquoPaint outs continue to be very popularas a resurgence in the arts is being seen inmany communities such as Carmel We arethrilled to be able to make this eventavailable to the public especially to familieswith small children who we hope areinspired to create their own expressions ofart as a visitor to this event in our Arts ampDesign Districtrdquo said Carmel Mayor JimBrainard
Artists ranging from professionals toamateurs including a teen division will bepainting at a variety of locations for the pleinair event all day Friday and Saturday Thepublic is invited to come to the district andwatch the painters set up their easels andpaint their chosen subjects There will alsobe two quick paints one on Saturday at theCarmel Farmers Market (5 Center Green)and one on Sunday on the southwest cornerof Main Street and the Monon TrailSaturday is also the day for children to paintat the KidsZone from 1 ndash 4 pm with twolocations in The District includingMagdalena Gallery of Art (27 East MainStreet) and Carmel Arts CouncilrsquosChildrenrsquos Art Gallery (40 West MainStreet)
The plein air art works created on Fridayand Saturday along with the quick paintevent on Sunday will be judged by RachelBerenson Perry former fine art curator ofthe Indiana State Museum and author ofnumerous art articles and books The pleinair main event judging takes place at 530pm Saturday with artists vying for prizesthat include a $5000 grand prize $3000 forsecond place and $1500 for third
The quick paint event on Saturdaymorning at the Carmel Farmers Market willbe judged as a community choice withmarket visitors deciding which work willtake home the $500 first place prize the$300 second place award and the $200 thirdplace spot The Sunday quick paint eventtakes place in the Carmel Arts amp DesignDistrict with monetary prizes the same as
the Saturday quick paint Sundayrsquos eventwill be followed by an art fair from 2-5 pmfeaturing works created by Carmel onCanvas artists
Join Mayor Brainard on Saturday at 7pm as he hands out the awards at a specialevent tent located along Artists Lane (alsoknown as 2nd Avenue NW) between ScottyrsquosBrewhouse and the Monon Trail Thepaintings will also be available for viewingand for sale after the awards are presented
Artists are able to register beginning at830 am Friday at Hoosier Salon (22 RangeLine Road) and Saturday morning at CarmelFarmers Market
Carmel on Canvas artists also have theopportunity to compete for Purchase Awardsby painting the sponsoring businessrsquosestablishment and winning the listedmonetary prize Winners will be chosen onSaturday night Thank you to the followingCarmel Arts amp Design District businessesfor offering Purchase Awards
Bazbeaux Pizza - $400Highgarden Real Estate - $400Bubrsquos Burgers amp Ice Cream - $250Agave - $200Greekrsquos Pizzeria - $200PNC Bank - $200Restyled - $200
Thank you to our sponsorsPatron ndash City of Carmel Visit Hamilton
County Soori Gallery Eclectic AestheticHealth Center
Supporters ndash Carmel Arts CouncilCarmel Arts amp Design District GalleryAssociation
Enthusiasts ndash Chapman-OsborneLegacy Realtors The Art Lab MagdalenaGallery of Arts The Pint Room All ThingsCarmel Painting with a Twist GreekrsquosPizzeria Donatellorsquos Italian Restaurant TheOlive Mill Mudbugs Scottyrsquos BrewhouseSquare Donuts Blu Moon Cafeacute VitalityBowls Bubrsquos Burgers amp Ice Cream
Kids Zone ndash The Art Lab MagdalenaGallery of Arts Painting with a Twist
The following is a schedule of eventsAll events are open to the public
Friday September 16middot 830 am ndash All Day Plein Air Paint
Begins Registration amp Check-in at
Hoosier Salon (22 Range Line Road)Artists register and paint throughout theday in the District Public is encouragedto watch the artists create their workMusicians will be playing throughout theDistrict
Saturday September 17 830 ndash 5 pm All Day Plein Air PaintContinues Artists register and paintthroughout the day in the District Publicis encouraged to watch the artists createtheir work Musicians will be playingthroughout the District 830-10 am ndash Quick Paint 1 at the
Carmel Farmers Market (5 Center Green) 1015 ndash 1030 am ndash Quick Paint 1ldquoCommunity Choicerdquo judging awards tofollow 5 pm ndash Plein air paintings turned in by
artists to Artists Lane tent (2nd Avenue NW) 6 pm ndash All day plein airreceptionjudging 7 pm ndash All day plein air awards Artistsworks displayed for viewing and sale
Saturday KidsZone 1 ndash 4 pm ndash Event volunteers will assistchildren ages 4-12 in creating a piece ofart to take home
Sunday September 18 11 am ndash noon - Quick Paint 2 day-ofregistration amp check-in at Hoosier Salon Noon- 130 pm ndash Quick Paint 2 CarmelArts amp Design District 2 pm ndash Quick Paint 2 JudgingAwardsto follow 2 ndash 5 pm ndash Art Fair in the District 221W Main StreetSW Corner of Main Streetamp Monon Trail
Public parking is available in the CarmelLions Club lot (141 E Main St) SophiaSquare parking garage (entrance off of 1stAve NW) Indiana Design Center parkinggarage (200 S Range Line Rd) or availableon-street public parking The Arts amp DesignDistrict parking map may be downloaded athttpwwwcarmelartsanddesigncomimagesCarmel_District_ParkingMappdf
Plein Air Event begins today
Sports 7
Hamilton Southeastern won an all-county and Hoosier Crossroads Conferencevolleyball match with Westfield Thursdaynight
The Class 4A No 1 Royals got thevictory in straight sets 25-19 25-22 25-19 improving their record to 16-2 TheRoyals were led by both outside hittersCaitlin Kane put down 18 kills andMeredith Phillips had 14 kills MakenzieHinshaw dished out 37 assists
The Royal serving game proved to bean extremely effective weapon with bothGrace Kane and Anne Klienrichert goingon long serving runs said HSE coachJason Young
Westfield was led by Cassidy Ferrerwho made 10 digs and two blocks LieneMiller put down 10 kilks while ClaireHindman and Abigial Huser each servedone ace Caroline Sinicki handed out 32assists
Southeastern won the junior varsitymatch 25-21 25-22
Raigan Stanifer had 10 digs forWestfield and Gracie Weber hit five kills
University lost to Liberty Christian infour sets 25-11 28-26 23-25 25-9
Senior Natalie Hellman had 13 kills andsenior Annabelle Lance contributed 11kills Freshman Gillian Monroe had 24assists in the effort
Noblesville dropped a very close five-set match to Zionsville Thursday by thescore of 25-17 23-25 19-25 25-22 16-14
Allie Phillips handed out 23 assists andmade eight digs while Maddie Hine dishedout 21 assists and got seven digs AshleyBirkhimer and Alexa Roberts both hit ninekills for the Millers
Carmel took care of Warren Central instraight sets on Thursday 27-25 25-1025-11 in Metropolitan Conference play
Bonnie Bostic hit 11 kills for theGreyhounds with Morgan Seaman dishingout 23 assists Alex Hicks had nine digs
Carmels junior varsity won 25-9 25-10 while the freshmen were victorious25-8 25-3
Fishers scored an upset of 4A No 10Brownsburg on Thursday in a five-setmatch 25-23 17-25 25-23 22-25 15-12
Ayslinn Roberts served three aces forthe Tigers with Maggie Markwood hittingtwo and Julia Drozd and Rose Duffy eachserving one
Audrey Haworth led the offense with18 kills on 433 hitting Mallory Hernandezhad 16 kills and Markwood hit 15 Duffyhanded out a season-high 57 assists
Both teams played smart volleyballand made many adjustments which madethe mental part of players games crucialsaid Fishers coach Steven Peek We camethrough late in sets 1 and 3 and thenespecially in set 5 Passing was a constantbattle for us but we were fantastic in the5th set especially seniors Ellie Adams andMaggie Markwood and junior Julia Drozd
Ellie Adams had 25 digs but nonemore important than one late in the 5thwhen she dove to her left and with anoutstretched fist dug the ball back over thenet and into the opponents court that digscored to get us our first match pointopportunity said Peek
Drozd and Markwood both had 16 digswith Haworth getting 12 and Duffy 10Duffy also had four blocks and Hernandezmade three blocks
Royals win all-county match
Photo by Kirk Green
Meredith Phillips had 14 kills for theHamilton Southeastern volleyball teamin its straight-set win over WestfieldThursday
Sports8
Photos by Kirk Green
ABOVE Westfieldrsquos Cassidy Ferrer makes a bump for the Shamrocks during their match withHamilton Southeastern on ThursdayBELOW Natalie Ravenell dives for a ball
Thursday night volleyball
Sports 9
The Hamilton Heights boys soccer teamfell to Northwestern3-1 on Thursday
The Huskiesscored the first goal ofthe game when RoyNoller found JacobMichael on a diagonalrun Michael buriedthe ball in the net TheTigers responded withthree goals beforehalftime and the
second half was a drawSam Schroeder recorded two saves
Michael was the player of the gameHeights won the junior varsity game 2-1
Guerin Catholic played to a 1-1 tie withAvon the No 3 team in Class 2A onThursday
The Golden Eagles got on the board inthe 15th minute when Noah DeWall scoredoff an assist by Conner Murray The Oriolescame out hot in the second half finallygetting their goal off a corner kick with 10minutes to play
Guerin Catholic is now 5-2-1 for theseason
University beat Liberty Christian 3-0 onThursday
Sam Gailey had two goals to bring hisseason total to 10 goals and four assists
Hamilton Southeastern beat MountVernon 2-0 on Thursday
Dylan Ricketts and Darion Ghaffariscored the Royals goals with Jake Smithand Kobe Jones providing the assistsGoalkeepers Ben Haxton and CamMangelson combined for the shutout
Carmel took of Warren Central 2-0 in aThursday Metropolitan Conference game
Jackson Bruun and Connor Inglis scoredgoals for the Greyhounds with Jared Richeymaking one assist Carmel is now 6-1-3 forthe season
ldquoI really like how our individualdefending has led to good strong teamdefending said Hounds coach ShaneSchmidt When that happens we are ingood shape to transition into our attackrdquo
Noblesville and Cathedral played to a0-0 tie on Thursday
Huskies fall to Northwestern GC ties No 3 Avon
The Hamilton Southeastern girls soccer team cruised past Mount Vernon 6-0 onThursday
Mckenzie Smith scored the first goal for the Royals on a free kick After that goalswere scored by Layla Brown Sophia Silcox Claire Wilkinson Kara Sanders and KaitlynWeldy Making assists were Sanders Brown Silcox Weldy and Ava Keaffaber
Southeasterns defense allowed Mount Vernon just two shots in the game
Sheridan fell to Crawfordsville 2-1 on ThursdayThe Blackhawks were down 2-0 at halftime before freshman Makenna Hammack took
the ensuing kick-off and dribbled through the Crawfordsville defense to close the deficitto one
The Blackhawk defense rose to the occasion and kept Crawfordsville scoreless forthe rest of the game said Sheridan coach Kurtis Olsan Despite several good looks atgoal in the second half the Hawks couldnt find the equalizer
Universitys cross country teamscompeted in the Lebanon TigerInvitational on Thursday
The Trailblazers girls team finishedthird scoring 82 points Western Boonewon the meet with 18 followed byLebanon with 54 Clinton Central wasfourth with 85
Today was the first race for promisingfreshman Gloria Davidova as she joinedthe team late in the season said UHScoach Jenny Cox Her addition -- alongwith strong performances by the otherrunners -- propelled Universitys girlscross country team to their first win overClinton Central this season Times for the Trailblazers were as followsJada Swearingen 2424 MichaelaMcKasson 2636 Robin Karwath 2730
Gloria Davidova 2736 Lucia Ponader2906 Lauren Flickner 2917 AudreyGeipel 2923 Lauren Masoncup 3000Audrey Lupton 3011 Maya Marks-Strauss 3046 Isabella Garino-Heisey3542 Alexa Nealy 3543
The University boys finished fourthTeam scores were Lebanon 31 ClintonCentral 52 Western Boone 70 University89 and Sheridan 124
Noah Laramore Grant Syrek andJacob Sager all placed in the top 15 for theTrailblazers Their times were as followsNoah Laramore 1852 Grant Syrek 1910Jacob Sager 2024 Neil Pettinga 2125Cordell Wilson 2136 Noah Thomas2255 Cole Reinholt 2312 MaxAmmerman 2508 Tommy Herod 2810Jared Dalton 3151
The Guerin Catholic girls golf team won the first ever Circle City Conferencechampionship Thursday at Smock Golf Club
The Golden Eagles scored 183 in the nine-hole tournament followed by BishopChatard with 186 Roncalli with 195 and Brebeuf Jesuit with 197 Mckayla Tallmanfinished second individually with a score of 42 while Angelica Pfefferkorn finishedfourth by shooting 44 Megan Ahlgrims 48 landed her in seventh place
Carly Hammons carded 49 and Kylie McMullen shot 51
Hamilton Heights lost a nine-hole girls golf match to Lebanon at Ulen CountryClub by the score of 167-187
Caitie Gehlhausen was medalist for the match with a one-over par 37 Syd Lucasfollowed with 48 Kate Biggs 50 and Alyx Harley had 52
Roy NollerHeights
HSE blasts Mount Vernon
GC wins first Circle City title
University runsin Tiger Invite
Tickets for Hamilton Heights footballgame with Twin Lakes at Lucas Oil Stadiumgo on sale tonight
The tickets arrived a week earlier thananticipated so Huskies fans can start buyingthem immediately Tickets will be on saleat tonights home football game againstNorthwestern starting at 6 pm Tickets willremain on sale until the end of the gamesfirst quarter kickoff tonight is at 7 pm
Ticket sales continue from 8 am to 3pm Sept 19-29 and from 8 am to 130pm Sept 30
Heightsrsquo LucasOil tickets onsale tonight
CorrectionThe Hamilton Heights football teamrsquosHoosier Conference record is 2-0 withwins over Lewis Cass and Tipton Theincorrect record appeared in a story inThursdayrsquos edition
American LeagueEast W L PCT GBBoston 82 64 562 -Baltimore 80 66 548 20Toronto 80 66 548 20NY Yankees 77 69 527 50Tampa Bay 63 83 432 190Central W L PCT GBCleveland 84 62 575 -Detroit 78 68 534 60Kansas City 74 72 507 100Chi White Sox 71 75 486 130Minnesota 55 92 374 295West W L PCT GBTexas 87 60 592 -Seattle 78 68 534 85Houston 76 70 521 105Oakland 64 82 438 225LA Angels 63 83 432 235
National LeagueEast W L PCT GBWashington 87 59 596 -NY Mets 77 69 527 100Miami 73 73 500 140Philadelphia 65 82 442 225Atlanta 56 90 384 310Central W L PCT GBChi Cubs 93 53 637 -St Louis 76 70 521 170Pittsburgh 71 74 490 215Milwaukee 66 81 449 275Cincinnati 62 83 428 305West W L PCT GBLA Dodgers 82 64 562 -San Francisco 78 68 534 40Colorado 69 77 473 130Arizona 62 84 425 200San Diego 62 84 425 200
MLB standingsThursdayrsquos scores
Minnesota 5 Detroit 1Chi White Sox 2 Cleveland 1Pittsburgh 15 Philadelphia 2
Tampa Bay 7 Baltimore 6Boston 7 NY Yankees 5
Oakland 14 Kansas City 5Milwaukee 5 Chi Cubs 4Arizona 7 LA Dodgers 3Toronto 7 LA Angels 2
San Francisco 6 St Louis 2
Sports10
Thursday Sept 15Volleyball
Westfield at Southeastern 530 pmCarmel at Warren Central 630 pm
Zionsville at Noblesville 7 pmFishers at Brownsburg 7 pm
Boys TennisCarmel at MIC Round 1 at North Central 530 pm
Heights Hoosier Conference at Twin LakesSoutheastern at Zionsville 5 pm
Boys SoccerCarmel at Warren Central 7 pmHeights at Northwestern 5 pm
Guerin at Avon 645 pmCathedral at Noblesville 7 pm
Sheridan at Crawfordsville 715 pmGirls Soccer
Chatard at Heights 730 pmMt Vernon at Southeastern 7 pm
Sheridan at Crawfordsville 530 pmGirls Cross Country
Sheridan at Lebanon Invt 5 pmBoys Cross Country
Sheridan at Lebanon Invt 5 pmFriday Sept 16
FootballCarmel at Lawrence North 7 pm
Brownsburg at Fishers 7 pmBroad Ripple at Guerin 7 pmNorthwestern at Heights 7 pmSoutheastern at Westfield 7 pmNoblesville at Zionsville 7 pm
Sheridan at Eastern 7 pmGirls Golf
Carmel Guerin Westfield University at South GroveSectional
Saturday Sept 17Boys Soccer
Fishers at Westfield 10 amHeights Invt 9 am
Guerin at Ft Wayne Luers 1 pmGirls Soccer
Westfield at Pike 10 amGuerin at Ft Wane Dwenger 10 am
Noblesville at Brownsburg 1230 pm
Sheridan at Western Boone 1130 amBoys Tennis
Hoosier Crossroads at Fishers 9 amMIC at Carmel 830 am
Heights at Hoosier Conference at Twin LakesGuerin at Homestead Invt 9 am
Boys Cross CountryWestfield Guerin Noblesville HSE Fishers at
Riverview Health FlashRock at Northview Church 9am
Carmel at Louisville Trinity Invt 830 amHeights Sheridan at Tipton Invt 9 am
Girls Cross CountryWestfield Guerin Noblesville HSE Fishers at
Riverview Health FlashRock at Northview Church 9am
Carmel at Louisville Trinity Invt 830 amHeights Sheridan at Tipton Invt 9 am
Girls GolfHeights Noblesville HSE Fishers at Anderson
Grandview Sectional 2 pmVolleyball
Southeastern at Warren Central Invt 9 am
Upcoming sports schedule
The Sheridan Horseshoe League endedthe season on an exciting note The first halfof the season winner United Feeds had toface second half winner Price Heating in athree game winner take all United Feedswon the league by a single point Aftertallying the scores United Feeds and PriceHeating had each split one win a piece Thencame the final tally
The inter-league handicap tournamentwas won by Tammy Allen 378 second andthird places were held by rookies ScottSmith 368 and Genia Stepp 366
Other award winners for 2016 wereHigh Handicap Game and MostImproved PitcherKyle Wethington
High Actual Game SeasonCharles Sutton
High Handicap Series and Rookie ofYearSusan Dwigans
High Actual Series and Most RingersGreg Emry
High Handicap Overall SeasonScott Smith
High Actual Overall SeasonRichard Reddick
Lowest Handicap Series of SeasonMichael Sutton
Overall Actual Medallions were awardedto the men and womenGenia Stepp Susan Dwigans CharlesSutton Jeff Ogle Greg Emry and RichardReddick
Second Place Sponsor Trophy = PriceHeatingFirst Place Sponsor Trophy = UnitedFeeds
Sheridan Horseshoe Leagueends on exciting note
The Indianapolis-Carmel community is the No 9 swim city in America according toa third-annual study commissioned by USA Swimming and leading swimwearcompany Speedo USA The city moved up 10 spots to place in the top 10 for the secondtime since the studyrsquos debut in 2014 The San Jose-Santa Clara area claimed the No 1spot this year
Rounding out the top 10 of the 50 Top Swim Cities Presented by Speedo USA wereAnn Arbor Mich Bridgeport-Stamford-Norwalk ConnAustin Texas Madison WiscWashington DC Raleigh-Cary NC Fort Collins-Loveland Colo and the SanFrancisco-Oakland Calif Bay Area
ldquoI believe there is a rich history of swimming in central Indiana the number of greatfacilities and coaches make us a successful swimming areardquo said Chris Plumb HeadCoach of Carmel Swim Club ldquoBeing one of the top swim cities means we are doing afantastic job of teaching young people how to be successful in and out of the poolrdquo
The Indianapolis-Carmel area has hosted multiple USA Swimming national andinternational meets including the 2015 Duel in the Pool at the Indiana UniversityNatatorium the largest indoor pool in the United States The area also boasts the mostUSA Swimming clubs for areas with a population under two-million The popularity ofthe sport is reflected in local Carmel High School which has won 30 straight state girlsswimming titles
Indianapolis moved up 10 places from 2015 to take the No 9 spot this year andnumerous other cities made their debut into the top 50 Roanoke Va had the biggestjump moving up 49 spots to No 45 on the list Louisville Ky gained 42 spots to crackthe top 50 at No 48 for 2016 and Atlantic City NJ jumped 41 spots from 88 to 47Omaha Neb host city of the 2016 US Olympic Team Trials ndash Swimming also had anotable jump within the top 50 advancing 33 spots from 50 in 2015 to 17 this year
Indianapolis-Carmel ranked No 9 swim city
3Obituaries
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But go ye and learn what that meaneth I will have mercy and notsacrifice for I am not come to call the righteous but sinners torepentance
- Matthew 913
50 Years AgoNews September 26 through October 1 has been established as a periodfor observance of Indianarsquos 150th year in Hamilton County It may appearthat Hamilton County is late in celebrating however the whole year hasbeen declared the time for Indianarsquos sesquicentennial celebration and itwould hardly be practical or logical for all cities and counties to celebratethe occasion in one monthSports Head North Central football coach Byron Weaver announced latethis morning that four players who earlier were dismissed from the squadfor the Noblesville game Friday night will play and will be in the Panthersrsquostarting lineupAd Standard Food Stores Minute Maid Frozen Orange Juice 2 cans for49 cents
Haylie Beth Armstrong
March 16 1990 - September 13 2016
Haylie Beth Armstrong 26 of Noblesville formerly of Lapel passed away on TuesdaySeptember 13 2016
She was born on March 16 1990 in Anderson IndianaHaylie graduated from Lapel High School in 2008She had been employed by the Harbour Manor Nursing Home and
was currently providing home health care through Comforcare inCarmel
Haylie is survived by two children Payten Armstrong and BriceHolmes her partner Blake Holmes her parents Todd and Cara(Clark) Armstrong of Lapel her maternal grandparents Larry andDiane Clark of Lapel her paternal grandparents Neal and NancyBrown of Lapel and Bill and Judi McKeand of Port Charlotte FLtwo brothers Trae and Jaxon Armstrong and several aunts unclesand cousins
A celebration of life service will be held at 700 PM September20 2016 at Scott E Hersberger Funeral Home 1010 Main North Street Lapel
Visitation will be from 400 PM to 700 PM Tuesday September 20 2016 at Scott EHersberger Funeral Home
Online condolences wwwhersbergerfuneralhomecom
Mary Jane (McMahon) Cook
May 12 1934 - September 14 2016
Mary Jane (McMahon) Cook 82 of Noblesville passed away on September 14 2016at Riverview Health hospital in Noblesville She was born on May12 1934 to Harold and Martha (Mallery) McMahon in NoblesvilleIndiana She was a 6th generation resident of Hamilton County Hermothers family settled here in 1820
Mary Jane was a 1952 graduate of Noblesville High School andattended Indiana University For 38 years she worked in accountingfor Firestone Industrial Products and also worked for McMahon FoodCompany Mary Jane was a member of Noblesville First UnitedMethodist Church and Tri Kappa Sorority and was a supporter ofNoblesville High School Alumni Association She loved to play
bridge and enjoyed her bridge club with her lifelong friends She enjoyed swimming inher pool entertaining guests and landscaping Most of all Mary Jane was a devoted motherand grandmother and loved her family
She is survived by her children Deborah Jane Cook Patterson (husband Keith) JamesBradley Cook (wife Christine) Sharon Rose Cook Fuqua (husband Dan) and David ScottCook brother Earl McMahon four grandchildren Kevin Michael Patterson KellyPatterson Clark Jennifer Cook and Savannah Rose Fuqua and two great-grandchildrenAshlyn Rose Clark and Zoey Catherine Clark
In addition to her parents Mary Jane was preceded in death by her five brothers andsisters Phyllis Douglass Harold Bud McMahon Jr Betty Wolverton Esther Goodwinand Ed McMahon
Visitation will be from 400 pm to 800 pm on Friday September 16 2016 at Randallamp Roberts Funeral Home 1150 Logan Street in Noblesville Services will be held at 1100am on Saturday September 17 at the funeral home with an additional visitation from 1000am to the time of service Burial will be at Crownland Cemetery in Noblesville
Memorial contributions may be made to Noblesville High School Alumni AssociationPO Box 818 Noblesville IN 46061 or to the donors favorite charity
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Hamilton County Reporter
Hamilton Countyrsquos Hometown Newspaper
News4
Westfield Chamber meets at Bridgewater
Dr Sherry Grate (right)presents Three Areas ofFocus for the 2016-17school year for WestfieldSchools at the monthlyWestfield Chambermeeting at BridgewaterApproximately 100people (above) attendedthe meeting
Reporter photos by Perry Williams
After 70 years ITT TechnicalInstitute will officially end all operationstoday
The Carmel-based educationalservices company has been fraught withproblems that have snowballed over thelast month but it appears the final blowcame Thursday when the IndianapolisBusiness Journal reported that its seniorlender Cerebrus Business Finance LLCof New York seized ITTs bank accounts
IBJ reported that Cerebrus wasdemanding an immediate payment of aloan that totaled around $345 millionthen also informed ITT that it was takingcontrol over the companys bankaccounts
A total of 8000 employees workedfor ITT Tech across the country
ITT Tech had 130 campuses servingover 40000 students in 38 states Thecompany granted over $260 million inscholarships in 2014 according to itsnow defunct website It was founded in1946 and moved to Carmel in 1969
ITT officiallyends operationstoday
Riverview Health will host a shoulderpain seminar from 6-7pm on WednesdayOctober 5
Dr NormanMindrebo a boardcertified orthopedicsurgeon will shareinformation oncommon shoulderissues and treatmentsincluding rotator cufftears shoulderarthritis frozenshoulder and shoulder
replacementsThe shoulder pain seminar will take
place at the Renaissance Indianapolis NorthHotel 11925 N Meridian Street Carmel Alight dinner will be served The program isfree but registration is required Registerat rivervieworgclasses orcall 3177767999
Mindrebo
Riverview Healthto host shoulderpain seminar
Do You Have A CommunityAnnouncement
Wedding Birth AnnouncementAnniversary
Share It With The Community
Contact the Hamilton CountyReporter
Hamiltonconorth reporterhotmailcom
or call 317-408-5548
News 5
Hamilton North Chamber meetingReporter photos by Perry Williams
ABOVE Matt Wallaceof Hamilton HeightsSchool Corporation andLea Jessup of SheridanCommunity Schoolsdiscuss technology atboth schools Twenty-first century learning ismoving at rapid paceso partnership isimportant movingforward between theschools
RIGHT SheridanSchools superintendentDr David Mundy (left)and Hamilton Heightssuperintendent DrDerek Arrowood give apresentation
News6
Watch art created before your very eyesat the third annual Carmel on Canvas pleinair event ndash an open-air painting exhibitionand competition on the sidewalksthroughout the Carmel Arts amp DesignDistrict The event which is free tospectators runs Friday to SundaySeptember 16-18
ldquoPaint outs continue to be very popularas a resurgence in the arts is being seen inmany communities such as Carmel We arethrilled to be able to make this eventavailable to the public especially to familieswith small children who we hope areinspired to create their own expressions ofart as a visitor to this event in our Arts ampDesign Districtrdquo said Carmel Mayor JimBrainard
Artists ranging from professionals toamateurs including a teen division will bepainting at a variety of locations for the pleinair event all day Friday and Saturday Thepublic is invited to come to the district andwatch the painters set up their easels andpaint their chosen subjects There will alsobe two quick paints one on Saturday at theCarmel Farmers Market (5 Center Green)and one on Sunday on the southwest cornerof Main Street and the Monon TrailSaturday is also the day for children to paintat the KidsZone from 1 ndash 4 pm with twolocations in The District includingMagdalena Gallery of Art (27 East MainStreet) and Carmel Arts CouncilrsquosChildrenrsquos Art Gallery (40 West MainStreet)
The plein air art works created on Fridayand Saturday along with the quick paintevent on Sunday will be judged by RachelBerenson Perry former fine art curator ofthe Indiana State Museum and author ofnumerous art articles and books The pleinair main event judging takes place at 530pm Saturday with artists vying for prizesthat include a $5000 grand prize $3000 forsecond place and $1500 for third
The quick paint event on Saturdaymorning at the Carmel Farmers Market willbe judged as a community choice withmarket visitors deciding which work willtake home the $500 first place prize the$300 second place award and the $200 thirdplace spot The Sunday quick paint eventtakes place in the Carmel Arts amp DesignDistrict with monetary prizes the same as
the Saturday quick paint Sundayrsquos eventwill be followed by an art fair from 2-5 pmfeaturing works created by Carmel onCanvas artists
Join Mayor Brainard on Saturday at 7pm as he hands out the awards at a specialevent tent located along Artists Lane (alsoknown as 2nd Avenue NW) between ScottyrsquosBrewhouse and the Monon Trail Thepaintings will also be available for viewingand for sale after the awards are presented
Artists are able to register beginning at830 am Friday at Hoosier Salon (22 RangeLine Road) and Saturday morning at CarmelFarmers Market
Carmel on Canvas artists also have theopportunity to compete for Purchase Awardsby painting the sponsoring businessrsquosestablishment and winning the listedmonetary prize Winners will be chosen onSaturday night Thank you to the followingCarmel Arts amp Design District businessesfor offering Purchase Awards
Bazbeaux Pizza - $400Highgarden Real Estate - $400Bubrsquos Burgers amp Ice Cream - $250Agave - $200Greekrsquos Pizzeria - $200PNC Bank - $200Restyled - $200
Thank you to our sponsorsPatron ndash City of Carmel Visit Hamilton
County Soori Gallery Eclectic AestheticHealth Center
Supporters ndash Carmel Arts CouncilCarmel Arts amp Design District GalleryAssociation
Enthusiasts ndash Chapman-OsborneLegacy Realtors The Art Lab MagdalenaGallery of Arts The Pint Room All ThingsCarmel Painting with a Twist GreekrsquosPizzeria Donatellorsquos Italian Restaurant TheOlive Mill Mudbugs Scottyrsquos BrewhouseSquare Donuts Blu Moon Cafeacute VitalityBowls Bubrsquos Burgers amp Ice Cream
Kids Zone ndash The Art Lab MagdalenaGallery of Arts Painting with a Twist
The following is a schedule of eventsAll events are open to the public
Friday September 16middot 830 am ndash All Day Plein Air Paint
Begins Registration amp Check-in at
Hoosier Salon (22 Range Line Road)Artists register and paint throughout theday in the District Public is encouragedto watch the artists create their workMusicians will be playing throughout theDistrict
Saturday September 17 830 ndash 5 pm All Day Plein Air PaintContinues Artists register and paintthroughout the day in the District Publicis encouraged to watch the artists createtheir work Musicians will be playingthroughout the District 830-10 am ndash Quick Paint 1 at the
Carmel Farmers Market (5 Center Green) 1015 ndash 1030 am ndash Quick Paint 1ldquoCommunity Choicerdquo judging awards tofollow 5 pm ndash Plein air paintings turned in by
artists to Artists Lane tent (2nd Avenue NW) 6 pm ndash All day plein airreceptionjudging 7 pm ndash All day plein air awards Artistsworks displayed for viewing and sale
Saturday KidsZone 1 ndash 4 pm ndash Event volunteers will assistchildren ages 4-12 in creating a piece ofart to take home
Sunday September 18 11 am ndash noon - Quick Paint 2 day-ofregistration amp check-in at Hoosier Salon Noon- 130 pm ndash Quick Paint 2 CarmelArts amp Design District 2 pm ndash Quick Paint 2 JudgingAwardsto follow 2 ndash 5 pm ndash Art Fair in the District 221W Main StreetSW Corner of Main Streetamp Monon Trail
Public parking is available in the CarmelLions Club lot (141 E Main St) SophiaSquare parking garage (entrance off of 1stAve NW) Indiana Design Center parkinggarage (200 S Range Line Rd) or availableon-street public parking The Arts amp DesignDistrict parking map may be downloaded athttpwwwcarmelartsanddesigncomimagesCarmel_District_ParkingMappdf
Plein Air Event begins today
Sports 7
Hamilton Southeastern won an all-county and Hoosier Crossroads Conferencevolleyball match with Westfield Thursdaynight
The Class 4A No 1 Royals got thevictory in straight sets 25-19 25-22 25-19 improving their record to 16-2 TheRoyals were led by both outside hittersCaitlin Kane put down 18 kills andMeredith Phillips had 14 kills MakenzieHinshaw dished out 37 assists
The Royal serving game proved to bean extremely effective weapon with bothGrace Kane and Anne Klienrichert goingon long serving runs said HSE coachJason Young
Westfield was led by Cassidy Ferrerwho made 10 digs and two blocks LieneMiller put down 10 kilks while ClaireHindman and Abigial Huser each servedone ace Caroline Sinicki handed out 32assists
Southeastern won the junior varsitymatch 25-21 25-22
Raigan Stanifer had 10 digs forWestfield and Gracie Weber hit five kills
University lost to Liberty Christian infour sets 25-11 28-26 23-25 25-9
Senior Natalie Hellman had 13 kills andsenior Annabelle Lance contributed 11kills Freshman Gillian Monroe had 24assists in the effort
Noblesville dropped a very close five-set match to Zionsville Thursday by thescore of 25-17 23-25 19-25 25-22 16-14
Allie Phillips handed out 23 assists andmade eight digs while Maddie Hine dishedout 21 assists and got seven digs AshleyBirkhimer and Alexa Roberts both hit ninekills for the Millers
Carmel took care of Warren Central instraight sets on Thursday 27-25 25-1025-11 in Metropolitan Conference play
Bonnie Bostic hit 11 kills for theGreyhounds with Morgan Seaman dishingout 23 assists Alex Hicks had nine digs
Carmels junior varsity won 25-9 25-10 while the freshmen were victorious25-8 25-3
Fishers scored an upset of 4A No 10Brownsburg on Thursday in a five-setmatch 25-23 17-25 25-23 22-25 15-12
Ayslinn Roberts served three aces forthe Tigers with Maggie Markwood hittingtwo and Julia Drozd and Rose Duffy eachserving one
Audrey Haworth led the offense with18 kills on 433 hitting Mallory Hernandezhad 16 kills and Markwood hit 15 Duffyhanded out a season-high 57 assists
Both teams played smart volleyballand made many adjustments which madethe mental part of players games crucialsaid Fishers coach Steven Peek We camethrough late in sets 1 and 3 and thenespecially in set 5 Passing was a constantbattle for us but we were fantastic in the5th set especially seniors Ellie Adams andMaggie Markwood and junior Julia Drozd
Ellie Adams had 25 digs but nonemore important than one late in the 5thwhen she dove to her left and with anoutstretched fist dug the ball back over thenet and into the opponents court that digscored to get us our first match pointopportunity said Peek
Drozd and Markwood both had 16 digswith Haworth getting 12 and Duffy 10Duffy also had four blocks and Hernandezmade three blocks
Royals win all-county match
Photo by Kirk Green
Meredith Phillips had 14 kills for theHamilton Southeastern volleyball teamin its straight-set win over WestfieldThursday
Sports8
Photos by Kirk Green
ABOVE Westfieldrsquos Cassidy Ferrer makes a bump for the Shamrocks during their match withHamilton Southeastern on ThursdayBELOW Natalie Ravenell dives for a ball
Thursday night volleyball
Sports 9
The Hamilton Heights boys soccer teamfell to Northwestern3-1 on Thursday
The Huskiesscored the first goal ofthe game when RoyNoller found JacobMichael on a diagonalrun Michael buriedthe ball in the net TheTigers responded withthree goals beforehalftime and the
second half was a drawSam Schroeder recorded two saves
Michael was the player of the gameHeights won the junior varsity game 2-1
Guerin Catholic played to a 1-1 tie withAvon the No 3 team in Class 2A onThursday
The Golden Eagles got on the board inthe 15th minute when Noah DeWall scoredoff an assist by Conner Murray The Oriolescame out hot in the second half finallygetting their goal off a corner kick with 10minutes to play
Guerin Catholic is now 5-2-1 for theseason
University beat Liberty Christian 3-0 onThursday
Sam Gailey had two goals to bring hisseason total to 10 goals and four assists
Hamilton Southeastern beat MountVernon 2-0 on Thursday
Dylan Ricketts and Darion Ghaffariscored the Royals goals with Jake Smithand Kobe Jones providing the assistsGoalkeepers Ben Haxton and CamMangelson combined for the shutout
Carmel took of Warren Central 2-0 in aThursday Metropolitan Conference game
Jackson Bruun and Connor Inglis scoredgoals for the Greyhounds with Jared Richeymaking one assist Carmel is now 6-1-3 forthe season
ldquoI really like how our individualdefending has led to good strong teamdefending said Hounds coach ShaneSchmidt When that happens we are ingood shape to transition into our attackrdquo
Noblesville and Cathedral played to a0-0 tie on Thursday
Huskies fall to Northwestern GC ties No 3 Avon
The Hamilton Southeastern girls soccer team cruised past Mount Vernon 6-0 onThursday
Mckenzie Smith scored the first goal for the Royals on a free kick After that goalswere scored by Layla Brown Sophia Silcox Claire Wilkinson Kara Sanders and KaitlynWeldy Making assists were Sanders Brown Silcox Weldy and Ava Keaffaber
Southeasterns defense allowed Mount Vernon just two shots in the game
Sheridan fell to Crawfordsville 2-1 on ThursdayThe Blackhawks were down 2-0 at halftime before freshman Makenna Hammack took
the ensuing kick-off and dribbled through the Crawfordsville defense to close the deficitto one
The Blackhawk defense rose to the occasion and kept Crawfordsville scoreless forthe rest of the game said Sheridan coach Kurtis Olsan Despite several good looks atgoal in the second half the Hawks couldnt find the equalizer
Universitys cross country teamscompeted in the Lebanon TigerInvitational on Thursday
The Trailblazers girls team finishedthird scoring 82 points Western Boonewon the meet with 18 followed byLebanon with 54 Clinton Central wasfourth with 85
Today was the first race for promisingfreshman Gloria Davidova as she joinedthe team late in the season said UHScoach Jenny Cox Her addition -- alongwith strong performances by the otherrunners -- propelled Universitys girlscross country team to their first win overClinton Central this season Times for the Trailblazers were as followsJada Swearingen 2424 MichaelaMcKasson 2636 Robin Karwath 2730
Gloria Davidova 2736 Lucia Ponader2906 Lauren Flickner 2917 AudreyGeipel 2923 Lauren Masoncup 3000Audrey Lupton 3011 Maya Marks-Strauss 3046 Isabella Garino-Heisey3542 Alexa Nealy 3543
The University boys finished fourthTeam scores were Lebanon 31 ClintonCentral 52 Western Boone 70 University89 and Sheridan 124
Noah Laramore Grant Syrek andJacob Sager all placed in the top 15 for theTrailblazers Their times were as followsNoah Laramore 1852 Grant Syrek 1910Jacob Sager 2024 Neil Pettinga 2125Cordell Wilson 2136 Noah Thomas2255 Cole Reinholt 2312 MaxAmmerman 2508 Tommy Herod 2810Jared Dalton 3151
The Guerin Catholic girls golf team won the first ever Circle City Conferencechampionship Thursday at Smock Golf Club
The Golden Eagles scored 183 in the nine-hole tournament followed by BishopChatard with 186 Roncalli with 195 and Brebeuf Jesuit with 197 Mckayla Tallmanfinished second individually with a score of 42 while Angelica Pfefferkorn finishedfourth by shooting 44 Megan Ahlgrims 48 landed her in seventh place
Carly Hammons carded 49 and Kylie McMullen shot 51
Hamilton Heights lost a nine-hole girls golf match to Lebanon at Ulen CountryClub by the score of 167-187
Caitie Gehlhausen was medalist for the match with a one-over par 37 Syd Lucasfollowed with 48 Kate Biggs 50 and Alyx Harley had 52
Roy NollerHeights
HSE blasts Mount Vernon
GC wins first Circle City title
University runsin Tiger Invite
Tickets for Hamilton Heights footballgame with Twin Lakes at Lucas Oil Stadiumgo on sale tonight
The tickets arrived a week earlier thananticipated so Huskies fans can start buyingthem immediately Tickets will be on saleat tonights home football game againstNorthwestern starting at 6 pm Tickets willremain on sale until the end of the gamesfirst quarter kickoff tonight is at 7 pm
Ticket sales continue from 8 am to 3pm Sept 19-29 and from 8 am to 130pm Sept 30
Heightsrsquo LucasOil tickets onsale tonight
CorrectionThe Hamilton Heights football teamrsquosHoosier Conference record is 2-0 withwins over Lewis Cass and Tipton Theincorrect record appeared in a story inThursdayrsquos edition
American LeagueEast W L PCT GBBoston 82 64 562 -Baltimore 80 66 548 20Toronto 80 66 548 20NY Yankees 77 69 527 50Tampa Bay 63 83 432 190Central W L PCT GBCleveland 84 62 575 -Detroit 78 68 534 60Kansas City 74 72 507 100Chi White Sox 71 75 486 130Minnesota 55 92 374 295West W L PCT GBTexas 87 60 592 -Seattle 78 68 534 85Houston 76 70 521 105Oakland 64 82 438 225LA Angels 63 83 432 235
National LeagueEast W L PCT GBWashington 87 59 596 -NY Mets 77 69 527 100Miami 73 73 500 140Philadelphia 65 82 442 225Atlanta 56 90 384 310Central W L PCT GBChi Cubs 93 53 637 -St Louis 76 70 521 170Pittsburgh 71 74 490 215Milwaukee 66 81 449 275Cincinnati 62 83 428 305West W L PCT GBLA Dodgers 82 64 562 -San Francisco 78 68 534 40Colorado 69 77 473 130Arizona 62 84 425 200San Diego 62 84 425 200
MLB standingsThursdayrsquos scores
Minnesota 5 Detroit 1Chi White Sox 2 Cleveland 1Pittsburgh 15 Philadelphia 2
Tampa Bay 7 Baltimore 6Boston 7 NY Yankees 5
Oakland 14 Kansas City 5Milwaukee 5 Chi Cubs 4Arizona 7 LA Dodgers 3Toronto 7 LA Angels 2
San Francisco 6 St Louis 2
Sports10
Thursday Sept 15Volleyball
Westfield at Southeastern 530 pmCarmel at Warren Central 630 pm
Zionsville at Noblesville 7 pmFishers at Brownsburg 7 pm
Boys TennisCarmel at MIC Round 1 at North Central 530 pm
Heights Hoosier Conference at Twin LakesSoutheastern at Zionsville 5 pm
Boys SoccerCarmel at Warren Central 7 pmHeights at Northwestern 5 pm
Guerin at Avon 645 pmCathedral at Noblesville 7 pm
Sheridan at Crawfordsville 715 pmGirls Soccer
Chatard at Heights 730 pmMt Vernon at Southeastern 7 pm
Sheridan at Crawfordsville 530 pmGirls Cross Country
Sheridan at Lebanon Invt 5 pmBoys Cross Country
Sheridan at Lebanon Invt 5 pmFriday Sept 16
FootballCarmel at Lawrence North 7 pm
Brownsburg at Fishers 7 pmBroad Ripple at Guerin 7 pmNorthwestern at Heights 7 pmSoutheastern at Westfield 7 pmNoblesville at Zionsville 7 pm
Sheridan at Eastern 7 pmGirls Golf
Carmel Guerin Westfield University at South GroveSectional
Saturday Sept 17Boys Soccer
Fishers at Westfield 10 amHeights Invt 9 am
Guerin at Ft Wayne Luers 1 pmGirls Soccer
Westfield at Pike 10 amGuerin at Ft Wane Dwenger 10 am
Noblesville at Brownsburg 1230 pm
Sheridan at Western Boone 1130 amBoys Tennis
Hoosier Crossroads at Fishers 9 amMIC at Carmel 830 am
Heights at Hoosier Conference at Twin LakesGuerin at Homestead Invt 9 am
Boys Cross CountryWestfield Guerin Noblesville HSE Fishers at
Riverview Health FlashRock at Northview Church 9am
Carmel at Louisville Trinity Invt 830 amHeights Sheridan at Tipton Invt 9 am
Girls Cross CountryWestfield Guerin Noblesville HSE Fishers at
Riverview Health FlashRock at Northview Church 9am
Carmel at Louisville Trinity Invt 830 amHeights Sheridan at Tipton Invt 9 am
Girls GolfHeights Noblesville HSE Fishers at Anderson
Grandview Sectional 2 pmVolleyball
Southeastern at Warren Central Invt 9 am
Upcoming sports schedule
The Sheridan Horseshoe League endedthe season on an exciting note The first halfof the season winner United Feeds had toface second half winner Price Heating in athree game winner take all United Feedswon the league by a single point Aftertallying the scores United Feeds and PriceHeating had each split one win a piece Thencame the final tally
The inter-league handicap tournamentwas won by Tammy Allen 378 second andthird places were held by rookies ScottSmith 368 and Genia Stepp 366
Other award winners for 2016 wereHigh Handicap Game and MostImproved PitcherKyle Wethington
High Actual Game SeasonCharles Sutton
High Handicap Series and Rookie ofYearSusan Dwigans
High Actual Series and Most RingersGreg Emry
High Handicap Overall SeasonScott Smith
High Actual Overall SeasonRichard Reddick
Lowest Handicap Series of SeasonMichael Sutton
Overall Actual Medallions were awardedto the men and womenGenia Stepp Susan Dwigans CharlesSutton Jeff Ogle Greg Emry and RichardReddick
Second Place Sponsor Trophy = PriceHeatingFirst Place Sponsor Trophy = UnitedFeeds
Sheridan Horseshoe Leagueends on exciting note
The Indianapolis-Carmel community is the No 9 swim city in America according toa third-annual study commissioned by USA Swimming and leading swimwearcompany Speedo USA The city moved up 10 spots to place in the top 10 for the secondtime since the studyrsquos debut in 2014 The San Jose-Santa Clara area claimed the No 1spot this year
Rounding out the top 10 of the 50 Top Swim Cities Presented by Speedo USA wereAnn Arbor Mich Bridgeport-Stamford-Norwalk ConnAustin Texas Madison WiscWashington DC Raleigh-Cary NC Fort Collins-Loveland Colo and the SanFrancisco-Oakland Calif Bay Area
ldquoI believe there is a rich history of swimming in central Indiana the number of greatfacilities and coaches make us a successful swimming areardquo said Chris Plumb HeadCoach of Carmel Swim Club ldquoBeing one of the top swim cities means we are doing afantastic job of teaching young people how to be successful in and out of the poolrdquo
The Indianapolis-Carmel area has hosted multiple USA Swimming national andinternational meets including the 2015 Duel in the Pool at the Indiana UniversityNatatorium the largest indoor pool in the United States The area also boasts the mostUSA Swimming clubs for areas with a population under two-million The popularity ofthe sport is reflected in local Carmel High School which has won 30 straight state girlsswimming titles
Indianapolis moved up 10 places from 2015 to take the No 9 spot this year andnumerous other cities made their debut into the top 50 Roanoke Va had the biggestjump moving up 49 spots to No 45 on the list Louisville Ky gained 42 spots to crackthe top 50 at No 48 for 2016 and Atlantic City NJ jumped 41 spots from 88 to 47Omaha Neb host city of the 2016 US Olympic Team Trials ndash Swimming also had anotable jump within the top 50 advancing 33 spots from 50 in 2015 to 17 this year
Indianapolis-Carmel ranked No 9 swim city
News4
Westfield Chamber meets at Bridgewater
Dr Sherry Grate (right)presents Three Areas ofFocus for the 2016-17school year for WestfieldSchools at the monthlyWestfield Chambermeeting at BridgewaterApproximately 100people (above) attendedthe meeting
Reporter photos by Perry Williams
After 70 years ITT TechnicalInstitute will officially end all operationstoday
The Carmel-based educationalservices company has been fraught withproblems that have snowballed over thelast month but it appears the final blowcame Thursday when the IndianapolisBusiness Journal reported that its seniorlender Cerebrus Business Finance LLCof New York seized ITTs bank accounts
IBJ reported that Cerebrus wasdemanding an immediate payment of aloan that totaled around $345 millionthen also informed ITT that it was takingcontrol over the companys bankaccounts
A total of 8000 employees workedfor ITT Tech across the country
ITT Tech had 130 campuses servingover 40000 students in 38 states Thecompany granted over $260 million inscholarships in 2014 according to itsnow defunct website It was founded in1946 and moved to Carmel in 1969
ITT officiallyends operationstoday
Riverview Health will host a shoulderpain seminar from 6-7pm on WednesdayOctober 5
Dr NormanMindrebo a boardcertified orthopedicsurgeon will shareinformation oncommon shoulderissues and treatmentsincluding rotator cufftears shoulderarthritis frozenshoulder and shoulder
replacementsThe shoulder pain seminar will take
place at the Renaissance Indianapolis NorthHotel 11925 N Meridian Street Carmel Alight dinner will be served The program isfree but registration is required Registerat rivervieworgclasses orcall 3177767999
Mindrebo
Riverview Healthto host shoulderpain seminar
Do You Have A CommunityAnnouncement
Wedding Birth AnnouncementAnniversary
Share It With The Community
Contact the Hamilton CountyReporter
Hamiltonconorth reporterhotmailcom
or call 317-408-5548
News 5
Hamilton North Chamber meetingReporter photos by Perry Williams
ABOVE Matt Wallaceof Hamilton HeightsSchool Corporation andLea Jessup of SheridanCommunity Schoolsdiscuss technology atboth schools Twenty-first century learning ismoving at rapid paceso partnership isimportant movingforward between theschools
RIGHT SheridanSchools superintendentDr David Mundy (left)and Hamilton Heightssuperintendent DrDerek Arrowood give apresentation
News6
Watch art created before your very eyesat the third annual Carmel on Canvas pleinair event ndash an open-air painting exhibitionand competition on the sidewalksthroughout the Carmel Arts amp DesignDistrict The event which is free tospectators runs Friday to SundaySeptember 16-18
ldquoPaint outs continue to be very popularas a resurgence in the arts is being seen inmany communities such as Carmel We arethrilled to be able to make this eventavailable to the public especially to familieswith small children who we hope areinspired to create their own expressions ofart as a visitor to this event in our Arts ampDesign Districtrdquo said Carmel Mayor JimBrainard
Artists ranging from professionals toamateurs including a teen division will bepainting at a variety of locations for the pleinair event all day Friday and Saturday Thepublic is invited to come to the district andwatch the painters set up their easels andpaint their chosen subjects There will alsobe two quick paints one on Saturday at theCarmel Farmers Market (5 Center Green)and one on Sunday on the southwest cornerof Main Street and the Monon TrailSaturday is also the day for children to paintat the KidsZone from 1 ndash 4 pm with twolocations in The District includingMagdalena Gallery of Art (27 East MainStreet) and Carmel Arts CouncilrsquosChildrenrsquos Art Gallery (40 West MainStreet)
The plein air art works created on Fridayand Saturday along with the quick paintevent on Sunday will be judged by RachelBerenson Perry former fine art curator ofthe Indiana State Museum and author ofnumerous art articles and books The pleinair main event judging takes place at 530pm Saturday with artists vying for prizesthat include a $5000 grand prize $3000 forsecond place and $1500 for third
The quick paint event on Saturdaymorning at the Carmel Farmers Market willbe judged as a community choice withmarket visitors deciding which work willtake home the $500 first place prize the$300 second place award and the $200 thirdplace spot The Sunday quick paint eventtakes place in the Carmel Arts amp DesignDistrict with monetary prizes the same as
the Saturday quick paint Sundayrsquos eventwill be followed by an art fair from 2-5 pmfeaturing works created by Carmel onCanvas artists
Join Mayor Brainard on Saturday at 7pm as he hands out the awards at a specialevent tent located along Artists Lane (alsoknown as 2nd Avenue NW) between ScottyrsquosBrewhouse and the Monon Trail Thepaintings will also be available for viewingand for sale after the awards are presented
Artists are able to register beginning at830 am Friday at Hoosier Salon (22 RangeLine Road) and Saturday morning at CarmelFarmers Market
Carmel on Canvas artists also have theopportunity to compete for Purchase Awardsby painting the sponsoring businessrsquosestablishment and winning the listedmonetary prize Winners will be chosen onSaturday night Thank you to the followingCarmel Arts amp Design District businessesfor offering Purchase Awards
Bazbeaux Pizza - $400Highgarden Real Estate - $400Bubrsquos Burgers amp Ice Cream - $250Agave - $200Greekrsquos Pizzeria - $200PNC Bank - $200Restyled - $200
Thank you to our sponsorsPatron ndash City of Carmel Visit Hamilton
County Soori Gallery Eclectic AestheticHealth Center
Supporters ndash Carmel Arts CouncilCarmel Arts amp Design District GalleryAssociation
Enthusiasts ndash Chapman-OsborneLegacy Realtors The Art Lab MagdalenaGallery of Arts The Pint Room All ThingsCarmel Painting with a Twist GreekrsquosPizzeria Donatellorsquos Italian Restaurant TheOlive Mill Mudbugs Scottyrsquos BrewhouseSquare Donuts Blu Moon Cafeacute VitalityBowls Bubrsquos Burgers amp Ice Cream
Kids Zone ndash The Art Lab MagdalenaGallery of Arts Painting with a Twist
The following is a schedule of eventsAll events are open to the public
Friday September 16middot 830 am ndash All Day Plein Air Paint
Begins Registration amp Check-in at
Hoosier Salon (22 Range Line Road)Artists register and paint throughout theday in the District Public is encouragedto watch the artists create their workMusicians will be playing throughout theDistrict
Saturday September 17 830 ndash 5 pm All Day Plein Air PaintContinues Artists register and paintthroughout the day in the District Publicis encouraged to watch the artists createtheir work Musicians will be playingthroughout the District 830-10 am ndash Quick Paint 1 at the
Carmel Farmers Market (5 Center Green) 1015 ndash 1030 am ndash Quick Paint 1ldquoCommunity Choicerdquo judging awards tofollow 5 pm ndash Plein air paintings turned in by
artists to Artists Lane tent (2nd Avenue NW) 6 pm ndash All day plein airreceptionjudging 7 pm ndash All day plein air awards Artistsworks displayed for viewing and sale
Saturday KidsZone 1 ndash 4 pm ndash Event volunteers will assistchildren ages 4-12 in creating a piece ofart to take home
Sunday September 18 11 am ndash noon - Quick Paint 2 day-ofregistration amp check-in at Hoosier Salon Noon- 130 pm ndash Quick Paint 2 CarmelArts amp Design District 2 pm ndash Quick Paint 2 JudgingAwardsto follow 2 ndash 5 pm ndash Art Fair in the District 221W Main StreetSW Corner of Main Streetamp Monon Trail
Public parking is available in the CarmelLions Club lot (141 E Main St) SophiaSquare parking garage (entrance off of 1stAve NW) Indiana Design Center parkinggarage (200 S Range Line Rd) or availableon-street public parking The Arts amp DesignDistrict parking map may be downloaded athttpwwwcarmelartsanddesigncomimagesCarmel_District_ParkingMappdf
Plein Air Event begins today
Sports 7
Hamilton Southeastern won an all-county and Hoosier Crossroads Conferencevolleyball match with Westfield Thursdaynight
The Class 4A No 1 Royals got thevictory in straight sets 25-19 25-22 25-19 improving their record to 16-2 TheRoyals were led by both outside hittersCaitlin Kane put down 18 kills andMeredith Phillips had 14 kills MakenzieHinshaw dished out 37 assists
The Royal serving game proved to bean extremely effective weapon with bothGrace Kane and Anne Klienrichert goingon long serving runs said HSE coachJason Young
Westfield was led by Cassidy Ferrerwho made 10 digs and two blocks LieneMiller put down 10 kilks while ClaireHindman and Abigial Huser each servedone ace Caroline Sinicki handed out 32assists
Southeastern won the junior varsitymatch 25-21 25-22
Raigan Stanifer had 10 digs forWestfield and Gracie Weber hit five kills
University lost to Liberty Christian infour sets 25-11 28-26 23-25 25-9
Senior Natalie Hellman had 13 kills andsenior Annabelle Lance contributed 11kills Freshman Gillian Monroe had 24assists in the effort
Noblesville dropped a very close five-set match to Zionsville Thursday by thescore of 25-17 23-25 19-25 25-22 16-14
Allie Phillips handed out 23 assists andmade eight digs while Maddie Hine dishedout 21 assists and got seven digs AshleyBirkhimer and Alexa Roberts both hit ninekills for the Millers
Carmel took care of Warren Central instraight sets on Thursday 27-25 25-1025-11 in Metropolitan Conference play
Bonnie Bostic hit 11 kills for theGreyhounds with Morgan Seaman dishingout 23 assists Alex Hicks had nine digs
Carmels junior varsity won 25-9 25-10 while the freshmen were victorious25-8 25-3
Fishers scored an upset of 4A No 10Brownsburg on Thursday in a five-setmatch 25-23 17-25 25-23 22-25 15-12
Ayslinn Roberts served three aces forthe Tigers with Maggie Markwood hittingtwo and Julia Drozd and Rose Duffy eachserving one
Audrey Haworth led the offense with18 kills on 433 hitting Mallory Hernandezhad 16 kills and Markwood hit 15 Duffyhanded out a season-high 57 assists
Both teams played smart volleyballand made many adjustments which madethe mental part of players games crucialsaid Fishers coach Steven Peek We camethrough late in sets 1 and 3 and thenespecially in set 5 Passing was a constantbattle for us but we were fantastic in the5th set especially seniors Ellie Adams andMaggie Markwood and junior Julia Drozd
Ellie Adams had 25 digs but nonemore important than one late in the 5thwhen she dove to her left and with anoutstretched fist dug the ball back over thenet and into the opponents court that digscored to get us our first match pointopportunity said Peek
Drozd and Markwood both had 16 digswith Haworth getting 12 and Duffy 10Duffy also had four blocks and Hernandezmade three blocks
Royals win all-county match
Photo by Kirk Green
Meredith Phillips had 14 kills for theHamilton Southeastern volleyball teamin its straight-set win over WestfieldThursday
Sports8
Photos by Kirk Green
ABOVE Westfieldrsquos Cassidy Ferrer makes a bump for the Shamrocks during their match withHamilton Southeastern on ThursdayBELOW Natalie Ravenell dives for a ball
Thursday night volleyball
Sports 9
The Hamilton Heights boys soccer teamfell to Northwestern3-1 on Thursday
The Huskiesscored the first goal ofthe game when RoyNoller found JacobMichael on a diagonalrun Michael buriedthe ball in the net TheTigers responded withthree goals beforehalftime and the
second half was a drawSam Schroeder recorded two saves
Michael was the player of the gameHeights won the junior varsity game 2-1
Guerin Catholic played to a 1-1 tie withAvon the No 3 team in Class 2A onThursday
The Golden Eagles got on the board inthe 15th minute when Noah DeWall scoredoff an assist by Conner Murray The Oriolescame out hot in the second half finallygetting their goal off a corner kick with 10minutes to play
Guerin Catholic is now 5-2-1 for theseason
University beat Liberty Christian 3-0 onThursday
Sam Gailey had two goals to bring hisseason total to 10 goals and four assists
Hamilton Southeastern beat MountVernon 2-0 on Thursday
Dylan Ricketts and Darion Ghaffariscored the Royals goals with Jake Smithand Kobe Jones providing the assistsGoalkeepers Ben Haxton and CamMangelson combined for the shutout
Carmel took of Warren Central 2-0 in aThursday Metropolitan Conference game
Jackson Bruun and Connor Inglis scoredgoals for the Greyhounds with Jared Richeymaking one assist Carmel is now 6-1-3 forthe season
ldquoI really like how our individualdefending has led to good strong teamdefending said Hounds coach ShaneSchmidt When that happens we are ingood shape to transition into our attackrdquo
Noblesville and Cathedral played to a0-0 tie on Thursday
Huskies fall to Northwestern GC ties No 3 Avon
The Hamilton Southeastern girls soccer team cruised past Mount Vernon 6-0 onThursday
Mckenzie Smith scored the first goal for the Royals on a free kick After that goalswere scored by Layla Brown Sophia Silcox Claire Wilkinson Kara Sanders and KaitlynWeldy Making assists were Sanders Brown Silcox Weldy and Ava Keaffaber
Southeasterns defense allowed Mount Vernon just two shots in the game
Sheridan fell to Crawfordsville 2-1 on ThursdayThe Blackhawks were down 2-0 at halftime before freshman Makenna Hammack took
the ensuing kick-off and dribbled through the Crawfordsville defense to close the deficitto one
The Blackhawk defense rose to the occasion and kept Crawfordsville scoreless forthe rest of the game said Sheridan coach Kurtis Olsan Despite several good looks atgoal in the second half the Hawks couldnt find the equalizer
Universitys cross country teamscompeted in the Lebanon TigerInvitational on Thursday
The Trailblazers girls team finishedthird scoring 82 points Western Boonewon the meet with 18 followed byLebanon with 54 Clinton Central wasfourth with 85
Today was the first race for promisingfreshman Gloria Davidova as she joinedthe team late in the season said UHScoach Jenny Cox Her addition -- alongwith strong performances by the otherrunners -- propelled Universitys girlscross country team to their first win overClinton Central this season Times for the Trailblazers were as followsJada Swearingen 2424 MichaelaMcKasson 2636 Robin Karwath 2730
Gloria Davidova 2736 Lucia Ponader2906 Lauren Flickner 2917 AudreyGeipel 2923 Lauren Masoncup 3000Audrey Lupton 3011 Maya Marks-Strauss 3046 Isabella Garino-Heisey3542 Alexa Nealy 3543
The University boys finished fourthTeam scores were Lebanon 31 ClintonCentral 52 Western Boone 70 University89 and Sheridan 124
Noah Laramore Grant Syrek andJacob Sager all placed in the top 15 for theTrailblazers Their times were as followsNoah Laramore 1852 Grant Syrek 1910Jacob Sager 2024 Neil Pettinga 2125Cordell Wilson 2136 Noah Thomas2255 Cole Reinholt 2312 MaxAmmerman 2508 Tommy Herod 2810Jared Dalton 3151
The Guerin Catholic girls golf team won the first ever Circle City Conferencechampionship Thursday at Smock Golf Club
The Golden Eagles scored 183 in the nine-hole tournament followed by BishopChatard with 186 Roncalli with 195 and Brebeuf Jesuit with 197 Mckayla Tallmanfinished second individually with a score of 42 while Angelica Pfefferkorn finishedfourth by shooting 44 Megan Ahlgrims 48 landed her in seventh place
Carly Hammons carded 49 and Kylie McMullen shot 51
Hamilton Heights lost a nine-hole girls golf match to Lebanon at Ulen CountryClub by the score of 167-187
Caitie Gehlhausen was medalist for the match with a one-over par 37 Syd Lucasfollowed with 48 Kate Biggs 50 and Alyx Harley had 52
Roy NollerHeights
HSE blasts Mount Vernon
GC wins first Circle City title
University runsin Tiger Invite
Tickets for Hamilton Heights footballgame with Twin Lakes at Lucas Oil Stadiumgo on sale tonight
The tickets arrived a week earlier thananticipated so Huskies fans can start buyingthem immediately Tickets will be on saleat tonights home football game againstNorthwestern starting at 6 pm Tickets willremain on sale until the end of the gamesfirst quarter kickoff tonight is at 7 pm
Ticket sales continue from 8 am to 3pm Sept 19-29 and from 8 am to 130pm Sept 30
Heightsrsquo LucasOil tickets onsale tonight
CorrectionThe Hamilton Heights football teamrsquosHoosier Conference record is 2-0 withwins over Lewis Cass and Tipton Theincorrect record appeared in a story inThursdayrsquos edition
American LeagueEast W L PCT GBBoston 82 64 562 -Baltimore 80 66 548 20Toronto 80 66 548 20NY Yankees 77 69 527 50Tampa Bay 63 83 432 190Central W L PCT GBCleveland 84 62 575 -Detroit 78 68 534 60Kansas City 74 72 507 100Chi White Sox 71 75 486 130Minnesota 55 92 374 295West W L PCT GBTexas 87 60 592 -Seattle 78 68 534 85Houston 76 70 521 105Oakland 64 82 438 225LA Angels 63 83 432 235
National LeagueEast W L PCT GBWashington 87 59 596 -NY Mets 77 69 527 100Miami 73 73 500 140Philadelphia 65 82 442 225Atlanta 56 90 384 310Central W L PCT GBChi Cubs 93 53 637 -St Louis 76 70 521 170Pittsburgh 71 74 490 215Milwaukee 66 81 449 275Cincinnati 62 83 428 305West W L PCT GBLA Dodgers 82 64 562 -San Francisco 78 68 534 40Colorado 69 77 473 130Arizona 62 84 425 200San Diego 62 84 425 200
MLB standingsThursdayrsquos scores
Minnesota 5 Detroit 1Chi White Sox 2 Cleveland 1Pittsburgh 15 Philadelphia 2
Tampa Bay 7 Baltimore 6Boston 7 NY Yankees 5
Oakland 14 Kansas City 5Milwaukee 5 Chi Cubs 4Arizona 7 LA Dodgers 3Toronto 7 LA Angels 2
San Francisco 6 St Louis 2
Sports10
Thursday Sept 15Volleyball
Westfield at Southeastern 530 pmCarmel at Warren Central 630 pm
Zionsville at Noblesville 7 pmFishers at Brownsburg 7 pm
Boys TennisCarmel at MIC Round 1 at North Central 530 pm
Heights Hoosier Conference at Twin LakesSoutheastern at Zionsville 5 pm
Boys SoccerCarmel at Warren Central 7 pmHeights at Northwestern 5 pm
Guerin at Avon 645 pmCathedral at Noblesville 7 pm
Sheridan at Crawfordsville 715 pmGirls Soccer
Chatard at Heights 730 pmMt Vernon at Southeastern 7 pm
Sheridan at Crawfordsville 530 pmGirls Cross Country
Sheridan at Lebanon Invt 5 pmBoys Cross Country
Sheridan at Lebanon Invt 5 pmFriday Sept 16
FootballCarmel at Lawrence North 7 pm
Brownsburg at Fishers 7 pmBroad Ripple at Guerin 7 pmNorthwestern at Heights 7 pmSoutheastern at Westfield 7 pmNoblesville at Zionsville 7 pm
Sheridan at Eastern 7 pmGirls Golf
Carmel Guerin Westfield University at South GroveSectional
Saturday Sept 17Boys Soccer
Fishers at Westfield 10 amHeights Invt 9 am
Guerin at Ft Wayne Luers 1 pmGirls Soccer
Westfield at Pike 10 amGuerin at Ft Wane Dwenger 10 am
Noblesville at Brownsburg 1230 pm
Sheridan at Western Boone 1130 amBoys Tennis
Hoosier Crossroads at Fishers 9 amMIC at Carmel 830 am
Heights at Hoosier Conference at Twin LakesGuerin at Homestead Invt 9 am
Boys Cross CountryWestfield Guerin Noblesville HSE Fishers at
Riverview Health FlashRock at Northview Church 9am
Carmel at Louisville Trinity Invt 830 amHeights Sheridan at Tipton Invt 9 am
Girls Cross CountryWestfield Guerin Noblesville HSE Fishers at
Riverview Health FlashRock at Northview Church 9am
Carmel at Louisville Trinity Invt 830 amHeights Sheridan at Tipton Invt 9 am
Girls GolfHeights Noblesville HSE Fishers at Anderson
Grandview Sectional 2 pmVolleyball
Southeastern at Warren Central Invt 9 am
Upcoming sports schedule
The Sheridan Horseshoe League endedthe season on an exciting note The first halfof the season winner United Feeds had toface second half winner Price Heating in athree game winner take all United Feedswon the league by a single point Aftertallying the scores United Feeds and PriceHeating had each split one win a piece Thencame the final tally
The inter-league handicap tournamentwas won by Tammy Allen 378 second andthird places were held by rookies ScottSmith 368 and Genia Stepp 366
Other award winners for 2016 wereHigh Handicap Game and MostImproved PitcherKyle Wethington
High Actual Game SeasonCharles Sutton
High Handicap Series and Rookie ofYearSusan Dwigans
High Actual Series and Most RingersGreg Emry
High Handicap Overall SeasonScott Smith
High Actual Overall SeasonRichard Reddick
Lowest Handicap Series of SeasonMichael Sutton
Overall Actual Medallions were awardedto the men and womenGenia Stepp Susan Dwigans CharlesSutton Jeff Ogle Greg Emry and RichardReddick
Second Place Sponsor Trophy = PriceHeatingFirst Place Sponsor Trophy = UnitedFeeds
Sheridan Horseshoe Leagueends on exciting note
The Indianapolis-Carmel community is the No 9 swim city in America according toa third-annual study commissioned by USA Swimming and leading swimwearcompany Speedo USA The city moved up 10 spots to place in the top 10 for the secondtime since the studyrsquos debut in 2014 The San Jose-Santa Clara area claimed the No 1spot this year
Rounding out the top 10 of the 50 Top Swim Cities Presented by Speedo USA wereAnn Arbor Mich Bridgeport-Stamford-Norwalk ConnAustin Texas Madison WiscWashington DC Raleigh-Cary NC Fort Collins-Loveland Colo and the SanFrancisco-Oakland Calif Bay Area
ldquoI believe there is a rich history of swimming in central Indiana the number of greatfacilities and coaches make us a successful swimming areardquo said Chris Plumb HeadCoach of Carmel Swim Club ldquoBeing one of the top swim cities means we are doing afantastic job of teaching young people how to be successful in and out of the poolrdquo
The Indianapolis-Carmel area has hosted multiple USA Swimming national andinternational meets including the 2015 Duel in the Pool at the Indiana UniversityNatatorium the largest indoor pool in the United States The area also boasts the mostUSA Swimming clubs for areas with a population under two-million The popularity ofthe sport is reflected in local Carmel High School which has won 30 straight state girlsswimming titles
Indianapolis moved up 10 places from 2015 to take the No 9 spot this year andnumerous other cities made their debut into the top 50 Roanoke Va had the biggestjump moving up 49 spots to No 45 on the list Louisville Ky gained 42 spots to crackthe top 50 at No 48 for 2016 and Atlantic City NJ jumped 41 spots from 88 to 47Omaha Neb host city of the 2016 US Olympic Team Trials ndash Swimming also had anotable jump within the top 50 advancing 33 spots from 50 in 2015 to 17 this year
Indianapolis-Carmel ranked No 9 swim city
News 5
Hamilton North Chamber meetingReporter photos by Perry Williams
ABOVE Matt Wallaceof Hamilton HeightsSchool Corporation andLea Jessup of SheridanCommunity Schoolsdiscuss technology atboth schools Twenty-first century learning ismoving at rapid paceso partnership isimportant movingforward between theschools
RIGHT SheridanSchools superintendentDr David Mundy (left)and Hamilton Heightssuperintendent DrDerek Arrowood give apresentation
News6
Watch art created before your very eyesat the third annual Carmel on Canvas pleinair event ndash an open-air painting exhibitionand competition on the sidewalksthroughout the Carmel Arts amp DesignDistrict The event which is free tospectators runs Friday to SundaySeptember 16-18
ldquoPaint outs continue to be very popularas a resurgence in the arts is being seen inmany communities such as Carmel We arethrilled to be able to make this eventavailable to the public especially to familieswith small children who we hope areinspired to create their own expressions ofart as a visitor to this event in our Arts ampDesign Districtrdquo said Carmel Mayor JimBrainard
Artists ranging from professionals toamateurs including a teen division will bepainting at a variety of locations for the pleinair event all day Friday and Saturday Thepublic is invited to come to the district andwatch the painters set up their easels andpaint their chosen subjects There will alsobe two quick paints one on Saturday at theCarmel Farmers Market (5 Center Green)and one on Sunday on the southwest cornerof Main Street and the Monon TrailSaturday is also the day for children to paintat the KidsZone from 1 ndash 4 pm with twolocations in The District includingMagdalena Gallery of Art (27 East MainStreet) and Carmel Arts CouncilrsquosChildrenrsquos Art Gallery (40 West MainStreet)
The plein air art works created on Fridayand Saturday along with the quick paintevent on Sunday will be judged by RachelBerenson Perry former fine art curator ofthe Indiana State Museum and author ofnumerous art articles and books The pleinair main event judging takes place at 530pm Saturday with artists vying for prizesthat include a $5000 grand prize $3000 forsecond place and $1500 for third
The quick paint event on Saturdaymorning at the Carmel Farmers Market willbe judged as a community choice withmarket visitors deciding which work willtake home the $500 first place prize the$300 second place award and the $200 thirdplace spot The Sunday quick paint eventtakes place in the Carmel Arts amp DesignDistrict with monetary prizes the same as
the Saturday quick paint Sundayrsquos eventwill be followed by an art fair from 2-5 pmfeaturing works created by Carmel onCanvas artists
Join Mayor Brainard on Saturday at 7pm as he hands out the awards at a specialevent tent located along Artists Lane (alsoknown as 2nd Avenue NW) between ScottyrsquosBrewhouse and the Monon Trail Thepaintings will also be available for viewingand for sale after the awards are presented
Artists are able to register beginning at830 am Friday at Hoosier Salon (22 RangeLine Road) and Saturday morning at CarmelFarmers Market
Carmel on Canvas artists also have theopportunity to compete for Purchase Awardsby painting the sponsoring businessrsquosestablishment and winning the listedmonetary prize Winners will be chosen onSaturday night Thank you to the followingCarmel Arts amp Design District businessesfor offering Purchase Awards
Bazbeaux Pizza - $400Highgarden Real Estate - $400Bubrsquos Burgers amp Ice Cream - $250Agave - $200Greekrsquos Pizzeria - $200PNC Bank - $200Restyled - $200
Thank you to our sponsorsPatron ndash City of Carmel Visit Hamilton
County Soori Gallery Eclectic AestheticHealth Center
Supporters ndash Carmel Arts CouncilCarmel Arts amp Design District GalleryAssociation
Enthusiasts ndash Chapman-OsborneLegacy Realtors The Art Lab MagdalenaGallery of Arts The Pint Room All ThingsCarmel Painting with a Twist GreekrsquosPizzeria Donatellorsquos Italian Restaurant TheOlive Mill Mudbugs Scottyrsquos BrewhouseSquare Donuts Blu Moon Cafeacute VitalityBowls Bubrsquos Burgers amp Ice Cream
Kids Zone ndash The Art Lab MagdalenaGallery of Arts Painting with a Twist
The following is a schedule of eventsAll events are open to the public
Friday September 16middot 830 am ndash All Day Plein Air Paint
Begins Registration amp Check-in at
Hoosier Salon (22 Range Line Road)Artists register and paint throughout theday in the District Public is encouragedto watch the artists create their workMusicians will be playing throughout theDistrict
Saturday September 17 830 ndash 5 pm All Day Plein Air PaintContinues Artists register and paintthroughout the day in the District Publicis encouraged to watch the artists createtheir work Musicians will be playingthroughout the District 830-10 am ndash Quick Paint 1 at the
Carmel Farmers Market (5 Center Green) 1015 ndash 1030 am ndash Quick Paint 1ldquoCommunity Choicerdquo judging awards tofollow 5 pm ndash Plein air paintings turned in by
artists to Artists Lane tent (2nd Avenue NW) 6 pm ndash All day plein airreceptionjudging 7 pm ndash All day plein air awards Artistsworks displayed for viewing and sale
Saturday KidsZone 1 ndash 4 pm ndash Event volunteers will assistchildren ages 4-12 in creating a piece ofart to take home
Sunday September 18 11 am ndash noon - Quick Paint 2 day-ofregistration amp check-in at Hoosier Salon Noon- 130 pm ndash Quick Paint 2 CarmelArts amp Design District 2 pm ndash Quick Paint 2 JudgingAwardsto follow 2 ndash 5 pm ndash Art Fair in the District 221W Main StreetSW Corner of Main Streetamp Monon Trail
Public parking is available in the CarmelLions Club lot (141 E Main St) SophiaSquare parking garage (entrance off of 1stAve NW) Indiana Design Center parkinggarage (200 S Range Line Rd) or availableon-street public parking The Arts amp DesignDistrict parking map may be downloaded athttpwwwcarmelartsanddesigncomimagesCarmel_District_ParkingMappdf
Plein Air Event begins today
Sports 7
Hamilton Southeastern won an all-county and Hoosier Crossroads Conferencevolleyball match with Westfield Thursdaynight
The Class 4A No 1 Royals got thevictory in straight sets 25-19 25-22 25-19 improving their record to 16-2 TheRoyals were led by both outside hittersCaitlin Kane put down 18 kills andMeredith Phillips had 14 kills MakenzieHinshaw dished out 37 assists
The Royal serving game proved to bean extremely effective weapon with bothGrace Kane and Anne Klienrichert goingon long serving runs said HSE coachJason Young
Westfield was led by Cassidy Ferrerwho made 10 digs and two blocks LieneMiller put down 10 kilks while ClaireHindman and Abigial Huser each servedone ace Caroline Sinicki handed out 32assists
Southeastern won the junior varsitymatch 25-21 25-22
Raigan Stanifer had 10 digs forWestfield and Gracie Weber hit five kills
University lost to Liberty Christian infour sets 25-11 28-26 23-25 25-9
Senior Natalie Hellman had 13 kills andsenior Annabelle Lance contributed 11kills Freshman Gillian Monroe had 24assists in the effort
Noblesville dropped a very close five-set match to Zionsville Thursday by thescore of 25-17 23-25 19-25 25-22 16-14
Allie Phillips handed out 23 assists andmade eight digs while Maddie Hine dishedout 21 assists and got seven digs AshleyBirkhimer and Alexa Roberts both hit ninekills for the Millers
Carmel took care of Warren Central instraight sets on Thursday 27-25 25-1025-11 in Metropolitan Conference play
Bonnie Bostic hit 11 kills for theGreyhounds with Morgan Seaman dishingout 23 assists Alex Hicks had nine digs
Carmels junior varsity won 25-9 25-10 while the freshmen were victorious25-8 25-3
Fishers scored an upset of 4A No 10Brownsburg on Thursday in a five-setmatch 25-23 17-25 25-23 22-25 15-12
Ayslinn Roberts served three aces forthe Tigers with Maggie Markwood hittingtwo and Julia Drozd and Rose Duffy eachserving one
Audrey Haworth led the offense with18 kills on 433 hitting Mallory Hernandezhad 16 kills and Markwood hit 15 Duffyhanded out a season-high 57 assists
Both teams played smart volleyballand made many adjustments which madethe mental part of players games crucialsaid Fishers coach Steven Peek We camethrough late in sets 1 and 3 and thenespecially in set 5 Passing was a constantbattle for us but we were fantastic in the5th set especially seniors Ellie Adams andMaggie Markwood and junior Julia Drozd
Ellie Adams had 25 digs but nonemore important than one late in the 5thwhen she dove to her left and with anoutstretched fist dug the ball back over thenet and into the opponents court that digscored to get us our first match pointopportunity said Peek
Drozd and Markwood both had 16 digswith Haworth getting 12 and Duffy 10Duffy also had four blocks and Hernandezmade three blocks
Royals win all-county match
Photo by Kirk Green
Meredith Phillips had 14 kills for theHamilton Southeastern volleyball teamin its straight-set win over WestfieldThursday
Sports8
Photos by Kirk Green
ABOVE Westfieldrsquos Cassidy Ferrer makes a bump for the Shamrocks during their match withHamilton Southeastern on ThursdayBELOW Natalie Ravenell dives for a ball
Thursday night volleyball
Sports 9
The Hamilton Heights boys soccer teamfell to Northwestern3-1 on Thursday
The Huskiesscored the first goal ofthe game when RoyNoller found JacobMichael on a diagonalrun Michael buriedthe ball in the net TheTigers responded withthree goals beforehalftime and the
second half was a drawSam Schroeder recorded two saves
Michael was the player of the gameHeights won the junior varsity game 2-1
Guerin Catholic played to a 1-1 tie withAvon the No 3 team in Class 2A onThursday
The Golden Eagles got on the board inthe 15th minute when Noah DeWall scoredoff an assist by Conner Murray The Oriolescame out hot in the second half finallygetting their goal off a corner kick with 10minutes to play
Guerin Catholic is now 5-2-1 for theseason
University beat Liberty Christian 3-0 onThursday
Sam Gailey had two goals to bring hisseason total to 10 goals and four assists
Hamilton Southeastern beat MountVernon 2-0 on Thursday
Dylan Ricketts and Darion Ghaffariscored the Royals goals with Jake Smithand Kobe Jones providing the assistsGoalkeepers Ben Haxton and CamMangelson combined for the shutout
Carmel took of Warren Central 2-0 in aThursday Metropolitan Conference game
Jackson Bruun and Connor Inglis scoredgoals for the Greyhounds with Jared Richeymaking one assist Carmel is now 6-1-3 forthe season
ldquoI really like how our individualdefending has led to good strong teamdefending said Hounds coach ShaneSchmidt When that happens we are ingood shape to transition into our attackrdquo
Noblesville and Cathedral played to a0-0 tie on Thursday
Huskies fall to Northwestern GC ties No 3 Avon
The Hamilton Southeastern girls soccer team cruised past Mount Vernon 6-0 onThursday
Mckenzie Smith scored the first goal for the Royals on a free kick After that goalswere scored by Layla Brown Sophia Silcox Claire Wilkinson Kara Sanders and KaitlynWeldy Making assists were Sanders Brown Silcox Weldy and Ava Keaffaber
Southeasterns defense allowed Mount Vernon just two shots in the game
Sheridan fell to Crawfordsville 2-1 on ThursdayThe Blackhawks were down 2-0 at halftime before freshman Makenna Hammack took
the ensuing kick-off and dribbled through the Crawfordsville defense to close the deficitto one
The Blackhawk defense rose to the occasion and kept Crawfordsville scoreless forthe rest of the game said Sheridan coach Kurtis Olsan Despite several good looks atgoal in the second half the Hawks couldnt find the equalizer
Universitys cross country teamscompeted in the Lebanon TigerInvitational on Thursday
The Trailblazers girls team finishedthird scoring 82 points Western Boonewon the meet with 18 followed byLebanon with 54 Clinton Central wasfourth with 85
Today was the first race for promisingfreshman Gloria Davidova as she joinedthe team late in the season said UHScoach Jenny Cox Her addition -- alongwith strong performances by the otherrunners -- propelled Universitys girlscross country team to their first win overClinton Central this season Times for the Trailblazers were as followsJada Swearingen 2424 MichaelaMcKasson 2636 Robin Karwath 2730
Gloria Davidova 2736 Lucia Ponader2906 Lauren Flickner 2917 AudreyGeipel 2923 Lauren Masoncup 3000Audrey Lupton 3011 Maya Marks-Strauss 3046 Isabella Garino-Heisey3542 Alexa Nealy 3543
The University boys finished fourthTeam scores were Lebanon 31 ClintonCentral 52 Western Boone 70 University89 and Sheridan 124
Noah Laramore Grant Syrek andJacob Sager all placed in the top 15 for theTrailblazers Their times were as followsNoah Laramore 1852 Grant Syrek 1910Jacob Sager 2024 Neil Pettinga 2125Cordell Wilson 2136 Noah Thomas2255 Cole Reinholt 2312 MaxAmmerman 2508 Tommy Herod 2810Jared Dalton 3151
The Guerin Catholic girls golf team won the first ever Circle City Conferencechampionship Thursday at Smock Golf Club
The Golden Eagles scored 183 in the nine-hole tournament followed by BishopChatard with 186 Roncalli with 195 and Brebeuf Jesuit with 197 Mckayla Tallmanfinished second individually with a score of 42 while Angelica Pfefferkorn finishedfourth by shooting 44 Megan Ahlgrims 48 landed her in seventh place
Carly Hammons carded 49 and Kylie McMullen shot 51
Hamilton Heights lost a nine-hole girls golf match to Lebanon at Ulen CountryClub by the score of 167-187
Caitie Gehlhausen was medalist for the match with a one-over par 37 Syd Lucasfollowed with 48 Kate Biggs 50 and Alyx Harley had 52
Roy NollerHeights
HSE blasts Mount Vernon
GC wins first Circle City title
University runsin Tiger Invite
Tickets for Hamilton Heights footballgame with Twin Lakes at Lucas Oil Stadiumgo on sale tonight
The tickets arrived a week earlier thananticipated so Huskies fans can start buyingthem immediately Tickets will be on saleat tonights home football game againstNorthwestern starting at 6 pm Tickets willremain on sale until the end of the gamesfirst quarter kickoff tonight is at 7 pm
Ticket sales continue from 8 am to 3pm Sept 19-29 and from 8 am to 130pm Sept 30
Heightsrsquo LucasOil tickets onsale tonight
CorrectionThe Hamilton Heights football teamrsquosHoosier Conference record is 2-0 withwins over Lewis Cass and Tipton Theincorrect record appeared in a story inThursdayrsquos edition
American LeagueEast W L PCT GBBoston 82 64 562 -Baltimore 80 66 548 20Toronto 80 66 548 20NY Yankees 77 69 527 50Tampa Bay 63 83 432 190Central W L PCT GBCleveland 84 62 575 -Detroit 78 68 534 60Kansas City 74 72 507 100Chi White Sox 71 75 486 130Minnesota 55 92 374 295West W L PCT GBTexas 87 60 592 -Seattle 78 68 534 85Houston 76 70 521 105Oakland 64 82 438 225LA Angels 63 83 432 235
National LeagueEast W L PCT GBWashington 87 59 596 -NY Mets 77 69 527 100Miami 73 73 500 140Philadelphia 65 82 442 225Atlanta 56 90 384 310Central W L PCT GBChi Cubs 93 53 637 -St Louis 76 70 521 170Pittsburgh 71 74 490 215Milwaukee 66 81 449 275Cincinnati 62 83 428 305West W L PCT GBLA Dodgers 82 64 562 -San Francisco 78 68 534 40Colorado 69 77 473 130Arizona 62 84 425 200San Diego 62 84 425 200
MLB standingsThursdayrsquos scores
Minnesota 5 Detroit 1Chi White Sox 2 Cleveland 1Pittsburgh 15 Philadelphia 2
Tampa Bay 7 Baltimore 6Boston 7 NY Yankees 5
Oakland 14 Kansas City 5Milwaukee 5 Chi Cubs 4Arizona 7 LA Dodgers 3Toronto 7 LA Angels 2
San Francisco 6 St Louis 2
Sports10
Thursday Sept 15Volleyball
Westfield at Southeastern 530 pmCarmel at Warren Central 630 pm
Zionsville at Noblesville 7 pmFishers at Brownsburg 7 pm
Boys TennisCarmel at MIC Round 1 at North Central 530 pm
Heights Hoosier Conference at Twin LakesSoutheastern at Zionsville 5 pm
Boys SoccerCarmel at Warren Central 7 pmHeights at Northwestern 5 pm
Guerin at Avon 645 pmCathedral at Noblesville 7 pm
Sheridan at Crawfordsville 715 pmGirls Soccer
Chatard at Heights 730 pmMt Vernon at Southeastern 7 pm
Sheridan at Crawfordsville 530 pmGirls Cross Country
Sheridan at Lebanon Invt 5 pmBoys Cross Country
Sheridan at Lebanon Invt 5 pmFriday Sept 16
FootballCarmel at Lawrence North 7 pm
Brownsburg at Fishers 7 pmBroad Ripple at Guerin 7 pmNorthwestern at Heights 7 pmSoutheastern at Westfield 7 pmNoblesville at Zionsville 7 pm
Sheridan at Eastern 7 pmGirls Golf
Carmel Guerin Westfield University at South GroveSectional
Saturday Sept 17Boys Soccer
Fishers at Westfield 10 amHeights Invt 9 am
Guerin at Ft Wayne Luers 1 pmGirls Soccer
Westfield at Pike 10 amGuerin at Ft Wane Dwenger 10 am
Noblesville at Brownsburg 1230 pm
Sheridan at Western Boone 1130 amBoys Tennis
Hoosier Crossroads at Fishers 9 amMIC at Carmel 830 am
Heights at Hoosier Conference at Twin LakesGuerin at Homestead Invt 9 am
Boys Cross CountryWestfield Guerin Noblesville HSE Fishers at
Riverview Health FlashRock at Northview Church 9am
Carmel at Louisville Trinity Invt 830 amHeights Sheridan at Tipton Invt 9 am
Girls Cross CountryWestfield Guerin Noblesville HSE Fishers at
Riverview Health FlashRock at Northview Church 9am
Carmel at Louisville Trinity Invt 830 amHeights Sheridan at Tipton Invt 9 am
Girls GolfHeights Noblesville HSE Fishers at Anderson
Grandview Sectional 2 pmVolleyball
Southeastern at Warren Central Invt 9 am
Upcoming sports schedule
The Sheridan Horseshoe League endedthe season on an exciting note The first halfof the season winner United Feeds had toface second half winner Price Heating in athree game winner take all United Feedswon the league by a single point Aftertallying the scores United Feeds and PriceHeating had each split one win a piece Thencame the final tally
The inter-league handicap tournamentwas won by Tammy Allen 378 second andthird places were held by rookies ScottSmith 368 and Genia Stepp 366
Other award winners for 2016 wereHigh Handicap Game and MostImproved PitcherKyle Wethington
High Actual Game SeasonCharles Sutton
High Handicap Series and Rookie ofYearSusan Dwigans
High Actual Series and Most RingersGreg Emry
High Handicap Overall SeasonScott Smith
High Actual Overall SeasonRichard Reddick
Lowest Handicap Series of SeasonMichael Sutton
Overall Actual Medallions were awardedto the men and womenGenia Stepp Susan Dwigans CharlesSutton Jeff Ogle Greg Emry and RichardReddick
Second Place Sponsor Trophy = PriceHeatingFirst Place Sponsor Trophy = UnitedFeeds
Sheridan Horseshoe Leagueends on exciting note
The Indianapolis-Carmel community is the No 9 swim city in America according toa third-annual study commissioned by USA Swimming and leading swimwearcompany Speedo USA The city moved up 10 spots to place in the top 10 for the secondtime since the studyrsquos debut in 2014 The San Jose-Santa Clara area claimed the No 1spot this year
Rounding out the top 10 of the 50 Top Swim Cities Presented by Speedo USA wereAnn Arbor Mich Bridgeport-Stamford-Norwalk ConnAustin Texas Madison WiscWashington DC Raleigh-Cary NC Fort Collins-Loveland Colo and the SanFrancisco-Oakland Calif Bay Area
ldquoI believe there is a rich history of swimming in central Indiana the number of greatfacilities and coaches make us a successful swimming areardquo said Chris Plumb HeadCoach of Carmel Swim Club ldquoBeing one of the top swim cities means we are doing afantastic job of teaching young people how to be successful in and out of the poolrdquo
The Indianapolis-Carmel area has hosted multiple USA Swimming national andinternational meets including the 2015 Duel in the Pool at the Indiana UniversityNatatorium the largest indoor pool in the United States The area also boasts the mostUSA Swimming clubs for areas with a population under two-million The popularity ofthe sport is reflected in local Carmel High School which has won 30 straight state girlsswimming titles
Indianapolis moved up 10 places from 2015 to take the No 9 spot this year andnumerous other cities made their debut into the top 50 Roanoke Va had the biggestjump moving up 49 spots to No 45 on the list Louisville Ky gained 42 spots to crackthe top 50 at No 48 for 2016 and Atlantic City NJ jumped 41 spots from 88 to 47Omaha Neb host city of the 2016 US Olympic Team Trials ndash Swimming also had anotable jump within the top 50 advancing 33 spots from 50 in 2015 to 17 this year
Indianapolis-Carmel ranked No 9 swim city
News6
Watch art created before your very eyesat the third annual Carmel on Canvas pleinair event ndash an open-air painting exhibitionand competition on the sidewalksthroughout the Carmel Arts amp DesignDistrict The event which is free tospectators runs Friday to SundaySeptember 16-18
ldquoPaint outs continue to be very popularas a resurgence in the arts is being seen inmany communities such as Carmel We arethrilled to be able to make this eventavailable to the public especially to familieswith small children who we hope areinspired to create their own expressions ofart as a visitor to this event in our Arts ampDesign Districtrdquo said Carmel Mayor JimBrainard
Artists ranging from professionals toamateurs including a teen division will bepainting at a variety of locations for the pleinair event all day Friday and Saturday Thepublic is invited to come to the district andwatch the painters set up their easels andpaint their chosen subjects There will alsobe two quick paints one on Saturday at theCarmel Farmers Market (5 Center Green)and one on Sunday on the southwest cornerof Main Street and the Monon TrailSaturday is also the day for children to paintat the KidsZone from 1 ndash 4 pm with twolocations in The District includingMagdalena Gallery of Art (27 East MainStreet) and Carmel Arts CouncilrsquosChildrenrsquos Art Gallery (40 West MainStreet)
The plein air art works created on Fridayand Saturday along with the quick paintevent on Sunday will be judged by RachelBerenson Perry former fine art curator ofthe Indiana State Museum and author ofnumerous art articles and books The pleinair main event judging takes place at 530pm Saturday with artists vying for prizesthat include a $5000 grand prize $3000 forsecond place and $1500 for third
The quick paint event on Saturdaymorning at the Carmel Farmers Market willbe judged as a community choice withmarket visitors deciding which work willtake home the $500 first place prize the$300 second place award and the $200 thirdplace spot The Sunday quick paint eventtakes place in the Carmel Arts amp DesignDistrict with monetary prizes the same as
the Saturday quick paint Sundayrsquos eventwill be followed by an art fair from 2-5 pmfeaturing works created by Carmel onCanvas artists
Join Mayor Brainard on Saturday at 7pm as he hands out the awards at a specialevent tent located along Artists Lane (alsoknown as 2nd Avenue NW) between ScottyrsquosBrewhouse and the Monon Trail Thepaintings will also be available for viewingand for sale after the awards are presented
Artists are able to register beginning at830 am Friday at Hoosier Salon (22 RangeLine Road) and Saturday morning at CarmelFarmers Market
Carmel on Canvas artists also have theopportunity to compete for Purchase Awardsby painting the sponsoring businessrsquosestablishment and winning the listedmonetary prize Winners will be chosen onSaturday night Thank you to the followingCarmel Arts amp Design District businessesfor offering Purchase Awards
Bazbeaux Pizza - $400Highgarden Real Estate - $400Bubrsquos Burgers amp Ice Cream - $250Agave - $200Greekrsquos Pizzeria - $200PNC Bank - $200Restyled - $200
Thank you to our sponsorsPatron ndash City of Carmel Visit Hamilton
County Soori Gallery Eclectic AestheticHealth Center
Supporters ndash Carmel Arts CouncilCarmel Arts amp Design District GalleryAssociation
Enthusiasts ndash Chapman-OsborneLegacy Realtors The Art Lab MagdalenaGallery of Arts The Pint Room All ThingsCarmel Painting with a Twist GreekrsquosPizzeria Donatellorsquos Italian Restaurant TheOlive Mill Mudbugs Scottyrsquos BrewhouseSquare Donuts Blu Moon Cafeacute VitalityBowls Bubrsquos Burgers amp Ice Cream
Kids Zone ndash The Art Lab MagdalenaGallery of Arts Painting with a Twist
The following is a schedule of eventsAll events are open to the public
Friday September 16middot 830 am ndash All Day Plein Air Paint
Begins Registration amp Check-in at
Hoosier Salon (22 Range Line Road)Artists register and paint throughout theday in the District Public is encouragedto watch the artists create their workMusicians will be playing throughout theDistrict
Saturday September 17 830 ndash 5 pm All Day Plein Air PaintContinues Artists register and paintthroughout the day in the District Publicis encouraged to watch the artists createtheir work Musicians will be playingthroughout the District 830-10 am ndash Quick Paint 1 at the
Carmel Farmers Market (5 Center Green) 1015 ndash 1030 am ndash Quick Paint 1ldquoCommunity Choicerdquo judging awards tofollow 5 pm ndash Plein air paintings turned in by
artists to Artists Lane tent (2nd Avenue NW) 6 pm ndash All day plein airreceptionjudging 7 pm ndash All day plein air awards Artistsworks displayed for viewing and sale
Saturday KidsZone 1 ndash 4 pm ndash Event volunteers will assistchildren ages 4-12 in creating a piece ofart to take home
Sunday September 18 11 am ndash noon - Quick Paint 2 day-ofregistration amp check-in at Hoosier Salon Noon- 130 pm ndash Quick Paint 2 CarmelArts amp Design District 2 pm ndash Quick Paint 2 JudgingAwardsto follow 2 ndash 5 pm ndash Art Fair in the District 221W Main StreetSW Corner of Main Streetamp Monon Trail
Public parking is available in the CarmelLions Club lot (141 E Main St) SophiaSquare parking garage (entrance off of 1stAve NW) Indiana Design Center parkinggarage (200 S Range Line Rd) or availableon-street public parking The Arts amp DesignDistrict parking map may be downloaded athttpwwwcarmelartsanddesigncomimagesCarmel_District_ParkingMappdf
Plein Air Event begins today
Sports 7
Hamilton Southeastern won an all-county and Hoosier Crossroads Conferencevolleyball match with Westfield Thursdaynight
The Class 4A No 1 Royals got thevictory in straight sets 25-19 25-22 25-19 improving their record to 16-2 TheRoyals were led by both outside hittersCaitlin Kane put down 18 kills andMeredith Phillips had 14 kills MakenzieHinshaw dished out 37 assists
The Royal serving game proved to bean extremely effective weapon with bothGrace Kane and Anne Klienrichert goingon long serving runs said HSE coachJason Young
Westfield was led by Cassidy Ferrerwho made 10 digs and two blocks LieneMiller put down 10 kilks while ClaireHindman and Abigial Huser each servedone ace Caroline Sinicki handed out 32assists
Southeastern won the junior varsitymatch 25-21 25-22
Raigan Stanifer had 10 digs forWestfield and Gracie Weber hit five kills
University lost to Liberty Christian infour sets 25-11 28-26 23-25 25-9
Senior Natalie Hellman had 13 kills andsenior Annabelle Lance contributed 11kills Freshman Gillian Monroe had 24assists in the effort
Noblesville dropped a very close five-set match to Zionsville Thursday by thescore of 25-17 23-25 19-25 25-22 16-14
Allie Phillips handed out 23 assists andmade eight digs while Maddie Hine dishedout 21 assists and got seven digs AshleyBirkhimer and Alexa Roberts both hit ninekills for the Millers
Carmel took care of Warren Central instraight sets on Thursday 27-25 25-1025-11 in Metropolitan Conference play
Bonnie Bostic hit 11 kills for theGreyhounds with Morgan Seaman dishingout 23 assists Alex Hicks had nine digs
Carmels junior varsity won 25-9 25-10 while the freshmen were victorious25-8 25-3
Fishers scored an upset of 4A No 10Brownsburg on Thursday in a five-setmatch 25-23 17-25 25-23 22-25 15-12
Ayslinn Roberts served three aces forthe Tigers with Maggie Markwood hittingtwo and Julia Drozd and Rose Duffy eachserving one
Audrey Haworth led the offense with18 kills on 433 hitting Mallory Hernandezhad 16 kills and Markwood hit 15 Duffyhanded out a season-high 57 assists
Both teams played smart volleyballand made many adjustments which madethe mental part of players games crucialsaid Fishers coach Steven Peek We camethrough late in sets 1 and 3 and thenespecially in set 5 Passing was a constantbattle for us but we were fantastic in the5th set especially seniors Ellie Adams andMaggie Markwood and junior Julia Drozd
Ellie Adams had 25 digs but nonemore important than one late in the 5thwhen she dove to her left and with anoutstretched fist dug the ball back over thenet and into the opponents court that digscored to get us our first match pointopportunity said Peek
Drozd and Markwood both had 16 digswith Haworth getting 12 and Duffy 10Duffy also had four blocks and Hernandezmade three blocks
Royals win all-county match
Photo by Kirk Green
Meredith Phillips had 14 kills for theHamilton Southeastern volleyball teamin its straight-set win over WestfieldThursday
Sports8
Photos by Kirk Green
ABOVE Westfieldrsquos Cassidy Ferrer makes a bump for the Shamrocks during their match withHamilton Southeastern on ThursdayBELOW Natalie Ravenell dives for a ball
Thursday night volleyball
Sports 9
The Hamilton Heights boys soccer teamfell to Northwestern3-1 on Thursday
The Huskiesscored the first goal ofthe game when RoyNoller found JacobMichael on a diagonalrun Michael buriedthe ball in the net TheTigers responded withthree goals beforehalftime and the
second half was a drawSam Schroeder recorded two saves
Michael was the player of the gameHeights won the junior varsity game 2-1
Guerin Catholic played to a 1-1 tie withAvon the No 3 team in Class 2A onThursday
The Golden Eagles got on the board inthe 15th minute when Noah DeWall scoredoff an assist by Conner Murray The Oriolescame out hot in the second half finallygetting their goal off a corner kick with 10minutes to play
Guerin Catholic is now 5-2-1 for theseason
University beat Liberty Christian 3-0 onThursday
Sam Gailey had two goals to bring hisseason total to 10 goals and four assists
Hamilton Southeastern beat MountVernon 2-0 on Thursday
Dylan Ricketts and Darion Ghaffariscored the Royals goals with Jake Smithand Kobe Jones providing the assistsGoalkeepers Ben Haxton and CamMangelson combined for the shutout
Carmel took of Warren Central 2-0 in aThursday Metropolitan Conference game
Jackson Bruun and Connor Inglis scoredgoals for the Greyhounds with Jared Richeymaking one assist Carmel is now 6-1-3 forthe season
ldquoI really like how our individualdefending has led to good strong teamdefending said Hounds coach ShaneSchmidt When that happens we are ingood shape to transition into our attackrdquo
Noblesville and Cathedral played to a0-0 tie on Thursday
Huskies fall to Northwestern GC ties No 3 Avon
The Hamilton Southeastern girls soccer team cruised past Mount Vernon 6-0 onThursday
Mckenzie Smith scored the first goal for the Royals on a free kick After that goalswere scored by Layla Brown Sophia Silcox Claire Wilkinson Kara Sanders and KaitlynWeldy Making assists were Sanders Brown Silcox Weldy and Ava Keaffaber
Southeasterns defense allowed Mount Vernon just two shots in the game
Sheridan fell to Crawfordsville 2-1 on ThursdayThe Blackhawks were down 2-0 at halftime before freshman Makenna Hammack took
the ensuing kick-off and dribbled through the Crawfordsville defense to close the deficitto one
The Blackhawk defense rose to the occasion and kept Crawfordsville scoreless forthe rest of the game said Sheridan coach Kurtis Olsan Despite several good looks atgoal in the second half the Hawks couldnt find the equalizer
Universitys cross country teamscompeted in the Lebanon TigerInvitational on Thursday
The Trailblazers girls team finishedthird scoring 82 points Western Boonewon the meet with 18 followed byLebanon with 54 Clinton Central wasfourth with 85
Today was the first race for promisingfreshman Gloria Davidova as she joinedthe team late in the season said UHScoach Jenny Cox Her addition -- alongwith strong performances by the otherrunners -- propelled Universitys girlscross country team to their first win overClinton Central this season Times for the Trailblazers were as followsJada Swearingen 2424 MichaelaMcKasson 2636 Robin Karwath 2730
Gloria Davidova 2736 Lucia Ponader2906 Lauren Flickner 2917 AudreyGeipel 2923 Lauren Masoncup 3000Audrey Lupton 3011 Maya Marks-Strauss 3046 Isabella Garino-Heisey3542 Alexa Nealy 3543
The University boys finished fourthTeam scores were Lebanon 31 ClintonCentral 52 Western Boone 70 University89 and Sheridan 124
Noah Laramore Grant Syrek andJacob Sager all placed in the top 15 for theTrailblazers Their times were as followsNoah Laramore 1852 Grant Syrek 1910Jacob Sager 2024 Neil Pettinga 2125Cordell Wilson 2136 Noah Thomas2255 Cole Reinholt 2312 MaxAmmerman 2508 Tommy Herod 2810Jared Dalton 3151
The Guerin Catholic girls golf team won the first ever Circle City Conferencechampionship Thursday at Smock Golf Club
The Golden Eagles scored 183 in the nine-hole tournament followed by BishopChatard with 186 Roncalli with 195 and Brebeuf Jesuit with 197 Mckayla Tallmanfinished second individually with a score of 42 while Angelica Pfefferkorn finishedfourth by shooting 44 Megan Ahlgrims 48 landed her in seventh place
Carly Hammons carded 49 and Kylie McMullen shot 51
Hamilton Heights lost a nine-hole girls golf match to Lebanon at Ulen CountryClub by the score of 167-187
Caitie Gehlhausen was medalist for the match with a one-over par 37 Syd Lucasfollowed with 48 Kate Biggs 50 and Alyx Harley had 52
Roy NollerHeights
HSE blasts Mount Vernon
GC wins first Circle City title
University runsin Tiger Invite
Tickets for Hamilton Heights footballgame with Twin Lakes at Lucas Oil Stadiumgo on sale tonight
The tickets arrived a week earlier thananticipated so Huskies fans can start buyingthem immediately Tickets will be on saleat tonights home football game againstNorthwestern starting at 6 pm Tickets willremain on sale until the end of the gamesfirst quarter kickoff tonight is at 7 pm
Ticket sales continue from 8 am to 3pm Sept 19-29 and from 8 am to 130pm Sept 30
Heightsrsquo LucasOil tickets onsale tonight
CorrectionThe Hamilton Heights football teamrsquosHoosier Conference record is 2-0 withwins over Lewis Cass and Tipton Theincorrect record appeared in a story inThursdayrsquos edition
American LeagueEast W L PCT GBBoston 82 64 562 -Baltimore 80 66 548 20Toronto 80 66 548 20NY Yankees 77 69 527 50Tampa Bay 63 83 432 190Central W L PCT GBCleveland 84 62 575 -Detroit 78 68 534 60Kansas City 74 72 507 100Chi White Sox 71 75 486 130Minnesota 55 92 374 295West W L PCT GBTexas 87 60 592 -Seattle 78 68 534 85Houston 76 70 521 105Oakland 64 82 438 225LA Angels 63 83 432 235
National LeagueEast W L PCT GBWashington 87 59 596 -NY Mets 77 69 527 100Miami 73 73 500 140Philadelphia 65 82 442 225Atlanta 56 90 384 310Central W L PCT GBChi Cubs 93 53 637 -St Louis 76 70 521 170Pittsburgh 71 74 490 215Milwaukee 66 81 449 275Cincinnati 62 83 428 305West W L PCT GBLA Dodgers 82 64 562 -San Francisco 78 68 534 40Colorado 69 77 473 130Arizona 62 84 425 200San Diego 62 84 425 200
MLB standingsThursdayrsquos scores
Minnesota 5 Detroit 1Chi White Sox 2 Cleveland 1Pittsburgh 15 Philadelphia 2
Tampa Bay 7 Baltimore 6Boston 7 NY Yankees 5
Oakland 14 Kansas City 5Milwaukee 5 Chi Cubs 4Arizona 7 LA Dodgers 3Toronto 7 LA Angels 2
San Francisco 6 St Louis 2
Sports10
Thursday Sept 15Volleyball
Westfield at Southeastern 530 pmCarmel at Warren Central 630 pm
Zionsville at Noblesville 7 pmFishers at Brownsburg 7 pm
Boys TennisCarmel at MIC Round 1 at North Central 530 pm
Heights Hoosier Conference at Twin LakesSoutheastern at Zionsville 5 pm
Boys SoccerCarmel at Warren Central 7 pmHeights at Northwestern 5 pm
Guerin at Avon 645 pmCathedral at Noblesville 7 pm
Sheridan at Crawfordsville 715 pmGirls Soccer
Chatard at Heights 730 pmMt Vernon at Southeastern 7 pm
Sheridan at Crawfordsville 530 pmGirls Cross Country
Sheridan at Lebanon Invt 5 pmBoys Cross Country
Sheridan at Lebanon Invt 5 pmFriday Sept 16
FootballCarmel at Lawrence North 7 pm
Brownsburg at Fishers 7 pmBroad Ripple at Guerin 7 pmNorthwestern at Heights 7 pmSoutheastern at Westfield 7 pmNoblesville at Zionsville 7 pm
Sheridan at Eastern 7 pmGirls Golf
Carmel Guerin Westfield University at South GroveSectional
Saturday Sept 17Boys Soccer
Fishers at Westfield 10 amHeights Invt 9 am
Guerin at Ft Wayne Luers 1 pmGirls Soccer
Westfield at Pike 10 amGuerin at Ft Wane Dwenger 10 am
Noblesville at Brownsburg 1230 pm
Sheridan at Western Boone 1130 amBoys Tennis
Hoosier Crossroads at Fishers 9 amMIC at Carmel 830 am
Heights at Hoosier Conference at Twin LakesGuerin at Homestead Invt 9 am
Boys Cross CountryWestfield Guerin Noblesville HSE Fishers at
Riverview Health FlashRock at Northview Church 9am
Carmel at Louisville Trinity Invt 830 amHeights Sheridan at Tipton Invt 9 am
Girls Cross CountryWestfield Guerin Noblesville HSE Fishers at
Riverview Health FlashRock at Northview Church 9am
Carmel at Louisville Trinity Invt 830 amHeights Sheridan at Tipton Invt 9 am
Girls GolfHeights Noblesville HSE Fishers at Anderson
Grandview Sectional 2 pmVolleyball
Southeastern at Warren Central Invt 9 am
Upcoming sports schedule
The Sheridan Horseshoe League endedthe season on an exciting note The first halfof the season winner United Feeds had toface second half winner Price Heating in athree game winner take all United Feedswon the league by a single point Aftertallying the scores United Feeds and PriceHeating had each split one win a piece Thencame the final tally
The inter-league handicap tournamentwas won by Tammy Allen 378 second andthird places were held by rookies ScottSmith 368 and Genia Stepp 366
Other award winners for 2016 wereHigh Handicap Game and MostImproved PitcherKyle Wethington
High Actual Game SeasonCharles Sutton
High Handicap Series and Rookie ofYearSusan Dwigans
High Actual Series and Most RingersGreg Emry
High Handicap Overall SeasonScott Smith
High Actual Overall SeasonRichard Reddick
Lowest Handicap Series of SeasonMichael Sutton
Overall Actual Medallions were awardedto the men and womenGenia Stepp Susan Dwigans CharlesSutton Jeff Ogle Greg Emry and RichardReddick
Second Place Sponsor Trophy = PriceHeatingFirst Place Sponsor Trophy = UnitedFeeds
Sheridan Horseshoe Leagueends on exciting note
The Indianapolis-Carmel community is the No 9 swim city in America according toa third-annual study commissioned by USA Swimming and leading swimwearcompany Speedo USA The city moved up 10 spots to place in the top 10 for the secondtime since the studyrsquos debut in 2014 The San Jose-Santa Clara area claimed the No 1spot this year
Rounding out the top 10 of the 50 Top Swim Cities Presented by Speedo USA wereAnn Arbor Mich Bridgeport-Stamford-Norwalk ConnAustin Texas Madison WiscWashington DC Raleigh-Cary NC Fort Collins-Loveland Colo and the SanFrancisco-Oakland Calif Bay Area
ldquoI believe there is a rich history of swimming in central Indiana the number of greatfacilities and coaches make us a successful swimming areardquo said Chris Plumb HeadCoach of Carmel Swim Club ldquoBeing one of the top swim cities means we are doing afantastic job of teaching young people how to be successful in and out of the poolrdquo
The Indianapolis-Carmel area has hosted multiple USA Swimming national andinternational meets including the 2015 Duel in the Pool at the Indiana UniversityNatatorium the largest indoor pool in the United States The area also boasts the mostUSA Swimming clubs for areas with a population under two-million The popularity ofthe sport is reflected in local Carmel High School which has won 30 straight state girlsswimming titles
Indianapolis moved up 10 places from 2015 to take the No 9 spot this year andnumerous other cities made their debut into the top 50 Roanoke Va had the biggestjump moving up 49 spots to No 45 on the list Louisville Ky gained 42 spots to crackthe top 50 at No 48 for 2016 and Atlantic City NJ jumped 41 spots from 88 to 47Omaha Neb host city of the 2016 US Olympic Team Trials ndash Swimming also had anotable jump within the top 50 advancing 33 spots from 50 in 2015 to 17 this year
Indianapolis-Carmel ranked No 9 swim city
Sports 7
Hamilton Southeastern won an all-county and Hoosier Crossroads Conferencevolleyball match with Westfield Thursdaynight
The Class 4A No 1 Royals got thevictory in straight sets 25-19 25-22 25-19 improving their record to 16-2 TheRoyals were led by both outside hittersCaitlin Kane put down 18 kills andMeredith Phillips had 14 kills MakenzieHinshaw dished out 37 assists
The Royal serving game proved to bean extremely effective weapon with bothGrace Kane and Anne Klienrichert goingon long serving runs said HSE coachJason Young
Westfield was led by Cassidy Ferrerwho made 10 digs and two blocks LieneMiller put down 10 kilks while ClaireHindman and Abigial Huser each servedone ace Caroline Sinicki handed out 32assists
Southeastern won the junior varsitymatch 25-21 25-22
Raigan Stanifer had 10 digs forWestfield and Gracie Weber hit five kills
University lost to Liberty Christian infour sets 25-11 28-26 23-25 25-9
Senior Natalie Hellman had 13 kills andsenior Annabelle Lance contributed 11kills Freshman Gillian Monroe had 24assists in the effort
Noblesville dropped a very close five-set match to Zionsville Thursday by thescore of 25-17 23-25 19-25 25-22 16-14
Allie Phillips handed out 23 assists andmade eight digs while Maddie Hine dishedout 21 assists and got seven digs AshleyBirkhimer and Alexa Roberts both hit ninekills for the Millers
Carmel took care of Warren Central instraight sets on Thursday 27-25 25-1025-11 in Metropolitan Conference play
Bonnie Bostic hit 11 kills for theGreyhounds with Morgan Seaman dishingout 23 assists Alex Hicks had nine digs
Carmels junior varsity won 25-9 25-10 while the freshmen were victorious25-8 25-3
Fishers scored an upset of 4A No 10Brownsburg on Thursday in a five-setmatch 25-23 17-25 25-23 22-25 15-12
Ayslinn Roberts served three aces forthe Tigers with Maggie Markwood hittingtwo and Julia Drozd and Rose Duffy eachserving one
Audrey Haworth led the offense with18 kills on 433 hitting Mallory Hernandezhad 16 kills and Markwood hit 15 Duffyhanded out a season-high 57 assists
Both teams played smart volleyballand made many adjustments which madethe mental part of players games crucialsaid Fishers coach Steven Peek We camethrough late in sets 1 and 3 and thenespecially in set 5 Passing was a constantbattle for us but we were fantastic in the5th set especially seniors Ellie Adams andMaggie Markwood and junior Julia Drozd
Ellie Adams had 25 digs but nonemore important than one late in the 5thwhen she dove to her left and with anoutstretched fist dug the ball back over thenet and into the opponents court that digscored to get us our first match pointopportunity said Peek
Drozd and Markwood both had 16 digswith Haworth getting 12 and Duffy 10Duffy also had four blocks and Hernandezmade three blocks
Royals win all-county match
Photo by Kirk Green
Meredith Phillips had 14 kills for theHamilton Southeastern volleyball teamin its straight-set win over WestfieldThursday
Sports8
Photos by Kirk Green
ABOVE Westfieldrsquos Cassidy Ferrer makes a bump for the Shamrocks during their match withHamilton Southeastern on ThursdayBELOW Natalie Ravenell dives for a ball
Thursday night volleyball
Sports 9
The Hamilton Heights boys soccer teamfell to Northwestern3-1 on Thursday
The Huskiesscored the first goal ofthe game when RoyNoller found JacobMichael on a diagonalrun Michael buriedthe ball in the net TheTigers responded withthree goals beforehalftime and the
second half was a drawSam Schroeder recorded two saves
Michael was the player of the gameHeights won the junior varsity game 2-1
Guerin Catholic played to a 1-1 tie withAvon the No 3 team in Class 2A onThursday
The Golden Eagles got on the board inthe 15th minute when Noah DeWall scoredoff an assist by Conner Murray The Oriolescame out hot in the second half finallygetting their goal off a corner kick with 10minutes to play
Guerin Catholic is now 5-2-1 for theseason
University beat Liberty Christian 3-0 onThursday
Sam Gailey had two goals to bring hisseason total to 10 goals and four assists
Hamilton Southeastern beat MountVernon 2-0 on Thursday
Dylan Ricketts and Darion Ghaffariscored the Royals goals with Jake Smithand Kobe Jones providing the assistsGoalkeepers Ben Haxton and CamMangelson combined for the shutout
Carmel took of Warren Central 2-0 in aThursday Metropolitan Conference game
Jackson Bruun and Connor Inglis scoredgoals for the Greyhounds with Jared Richeymaking one assist Carmel is now 6-1-3 forthe season
ldquoI really like how our individualdefending has led to good strong teamdefending said Hounds coach ShaneSchmidt When that happens we are ingood shape to transition into our attackrdquo
Noblesville and Cathedral played to a0-0 tie on Thursday
Huskies fall to Northwestern GC ties No 3 Avon
The Hamilton Southeastern girls soccer team cruised past Mount Vernon 6-0 onThursday
Mckenzie Smith scored the first goal for the Royals on a free kick After that goalswere scored by Layla Brown Sophia Silcox Claire Wilkinson Kara Sanders and KaitlynWeldy Making assists were Sanders Brown Silcox Weldy and Ava Keaffaber
Southeasterns defense allowed Mount Vernon just two shots in the game
Sheridan fell to Crawfordsville 2-1 on ThursdayThe Blackhawks were down 2-0 at halftime before freshman Makenna Hammack took
the ensuing kick-off and dribbled through the Crawfordsville defense to close the deficitto one
The Blackhawk defense rose to the occasion and kept Crawfordsville scoreless forthe rest of the game said Sheridan coach Kurtis Olsan Despite several good looks atgoal in the second half the Hawks couldnt find the equalizer
Universitys cross country teamscompeted in the Lebanon TigerInvitational on Thursday
The Trailblazers girls team finishedthird scoring 82 points Western Boonewon the meet with 18 followed byLebanon with 54 Clinton Central wasfourth with 85
Today was the first race for promisingfreshman Gloria Davidova as she joinedthe team late in the season said UHScoach Jenny Cox Her addition -- alongwith strong performances by the otherrunners -- propelled Universitys girlscross country team to their first win overClinton Central this season Times for the Trailblazers were as followsJada Swearingen 2424 MichaelaMcKasson 2636 Robin Karwath 2730
Gloria Davidova 2736 Lucia Ponader2906 Lauren Flickner 2917 AudreyGeipel 2923 Lauren Masoncup 3000Audrey Lupton 3011 Maya Marks-Strauss 3046 Isabella Garino-Heisey3542 Alexa Nealy 3543
The University boys finished fourthTeam scores were Lebanon 31 ClintonCentral 52 Western Boone 70 University89 and Sheridan 124
Noah Laramore Grant Syrek andJacob Sager all placed in the top 15 for theTrailblazers Their times were as followsNoah Laramore 1852 Grant Syrek 1910Jacob Sager 2024 Neil Pettinga 2125Cordell Wilson 2136 Noah Thomas2255 Cole Reinholt 2312 MaxAmmerman 2508 Tommy Herod 2810Jared Dalton 3151
The Guerin Catholic girls golf team won the first ever Circle City Conferencechampionship Thursday at Smock Golf Club
The Golden Eagles scored 183 in the nine-hole tournament followed by BishopChatard with 186 Roncalli with 195 and Brebeuf Jesuit with 197 Mckayla Tallmanfinished second individually with a score of 42 while Angelica Pfefferkorn finishedfourth by shooting 44 Megan Ahlgrims 48 landed her in seventh place
Carly Hammons carded 49 and Kylie McMullen shot 51
Hamilton Heights lost a nine-hole girls golf match to Lebanon at Ulen CountryClub by the score of 167-187
Caitie Gehlhausen was medalist for the match with a one-over par 37 Syd Lucasfollowed with 48 Kate Biggs 50 and Alyx Harley had 52
Roy NollerHeights
HSE blasts Mount Vernon
GC wins first Circle City title
University runsin Tiger Invite
Tickets for Hamilton Heights footballgame with Twin Lakes at Lucas Oil Stadiumgo on sale tonight
The tickets arrived a week earlier thananticipated so Huskies fans can start buyingthem immediately Tickets will be on saleat tonights home football game againstNorthwestern starting at 6 pm Tickets willremain on sale until the end of the gamesfirst quarter kickoff tonight is at 7 pm
Ticket sales continue from 8 am to 3pm Sept 19-29 and from 8 am to 130pm Sept 30
Heightsrsquo LucasOil tickets onsale tonight
CorrectionThe Hamilton Heights football teamrsquosHoosier Conference record is 2-0 withwins over Lewis Cass and Tipton Theincorrect record appeared in a story inThursdayrsquos edition
American LeagueEast W L PCT GBBoston 82 64 562 -Baltimore 80 66 548 20Toronto 80 66 548 20NY Yankees 77 69 527 50Tampa Bay 63 83 432 190Central W L PCT GBCleveland 84 62 575 -Detroit 78 68 534 60Kansas City 74 72 507 100Chi White Sox 71 75 486 130Minnesota 55 92 374 295West W L PCT GBTexas 87 60 592 -Seattle 78 68 534 85Houston 76 70 521 105Oakland 64 82 438 225LA Angels 63 83 432 235
National LeagueEast W L PCT GBWashington 87 59 596 -NY Mets 77 69 527 100Miami 73 73 500 140Philadelphia 65 82 442 225Atlanta 56 90 384 310Central W L PCT GBChi Cubs 93 53 637 -St Louis 76 70 521 170Pittsburgh 71 74 490 215Milwaukee 66 81 449 275Cincinnati 62 83 428 305West W L PCT GBLA Dodgers 82 64 562 -San Francisco 78 68 534 40Colorado 69 77 473 130Arizona 62 84 425 200San Diego 62 84 425 200
MLB standingsThursdayrsquos scores
Minnesota 5 Detroit 1Chi White Sox 2 Cleveland 1Pittsburgh 15 Philadelphia 2
Tampa Bay 7 Baltimore 6Boston 7 NY Yankees 5
Oakland 14 Kansas City 5Milwaukee 5 Chi Cubs 4Arizona 7 LA Dodgers 3Toronto 7 LA Angels 2
San Francisco 6 St Louis 2
Sports10
Thursday Sept 15Volleyball
Westfield at Southeastern 530 pmCarmel at Warren Central 630 pm
Zionsville at Noblesville 7 pmFishers at Brownsburg 7 pm
Boys TennisCarmel at MIC Round 1 at North Central 530 pm
Heights Hoosier Conference at Twin LakesSoutheastern at Zionsville 5 pm
Boys SoccerCarmel at Warren Central 7 pmHeights at Northwestern 5 pm
Guerin at Avon 645 pmCathedral at Noblesville 7 pm
Sheridan at Crawfordsville 715 pmGirls Soccer
Chatard at Heights 730 pmMt Vernon at Southeastern 7 pm
Sheridan at Crawfordsville 530 pmGirls Cross Country
Sheridan at Lebanon Invt 5 pmBoys Cross Country
Sheridan at Lebanon Invt 5 pmFriday Sept 16
FootballCarmel at Lawrence North 7 pm
Brownsburg at Fishers 7 pmBroad Ripple at Guerin 7 pmNorthwestern at Heights 7 pmSoutheastern at Westfield 7 pmNoblesville at Zionsville 7 pm
Sheridan at Eastern 7 pmGirls Golf
Carmel Guerin Westfield University at South GroveSectional
Saturday Sept 17Boys Soccer
Fishers at Westfield 10 amHeights Invt 9 am
Guerin at Ft Wayne Luers 1 pmGirls Soccer
Westfield at Pike 10 amGuerin at Ft Wane Dwenger 10 am
Noblesville at Brownsburg 1230 pm
Sheridan at Western Boone 1130 amBoys Tennis
Hoosier Crossroads at Fishers 9 amMIC at Carmel 830 am
Heights at Hoosier Conference at Twin LakesGuerin at Homestead Invt 9 am
Boys Cross CountryWestfield Guerin Noblesville HSE Fishers at
Riverview Health FlashRock at Northview Church 9am
Carmel at Louisville Trinity Invt 830 amHeights Sheridan at Tipton Invt 9 am
Girls Cross CountryWestfield Guerin Noblesville HSE Fishers at
Riverview Health FlashRock at Northview Church 9am
Carmel at Louisville Trinity Invt 830 amHeights Sheridan at Tipton Invt 9 am
Girls GolfHeights Noblesville HSE Fishers at Anderson
Grandview Sectional 2 pmVolleyball
Southeastern at Warren Central Invt 9 am
Upcoming sports schedule
The Sheridan Horseshoe League endedthe season on an exciting note The first halfof the season winner United Feeds had toface second half winner Price Heating in athree game winner take all United Feedswon the league by a single point Aftertallying the scores United Feeds and PriceHeating had each split one win a piece Thencame the final tally
The inter-league handicap tournamentwas won by Tammy Allen 378 second andthird places were held by rookies ScottSmith 368 and Genia Stepp 366
Other award winners for 2016 wereHigh Handicap Game and MostImproved PitcherKyle Wethington
High Actual Game SeasonCharles Sutton
High Handicap Series and Rookie ofYearSusan Dwigans
High Actual Series and Most RingersGreg Emry
High Handicap Overall SeasonScott Smith
High Actual Overall SeasonRichard Reddick
Lowest Handicap Series of SeasonMichael Sutton
Overall Actual Medallions were awardedto the men and womenGenia Stepp Susan Dwigans CharlesSutton Jeff Ogle Greg Emry and RichardReddick
Second Place Sponsor Trophy = PriceHeatingFirst Place Sponsor Trophy = UnitedFeeds
Sheridan Horseshoe Leagueends on exciting note
The Indianapolis-Carmel community is the No 9 swim city in America according toa third-annual study commissioned by USA Swimming and leading swimwearcompany Speedo USA The city moved up 10 spots to place in the top 10 for the secondtime since the studyrsquos debut in 2014 The San Jose-Santa Clara area claimed the No 1spot this year
Rounding out the top 10 of the 50 Top Swim Cities Presented by Speedo USA wereAnn Arbor Mich Bridgeport-Stamford-Norwalk ConnAustin Texas Madison WiscWashington DC Raleigh-Cary NC Fort Collins-Loveland Colo and the SanFrancisco-Oakland Calif Bay Area
ldquoI believe there is a rich history of swimming in central Indiana the number of greatfacilities and coaches make us a successful swimming areardquo said Chris Plumb HeadCoach of Carmel Swim Club ldquoBeing one of the top swim cities means we are doing afantastic job of teaching young people how to be successful in and out of the poolrdquo
The Indianapolis-Carmel area has hosted multiple USA Swimming national andinternational meets including the 2015 Duel in the Pool at the Indiana UniversityNatatorium the largest indoor pool in the United States The area also boasts the mostUSA Swimming clubs for areas with a population under two-million The popularity ofthe sport is reflected in local Carmel High School which has won 30 straight state girlsswimming titles
Indianapolis moved up 10 places from 2015 to take the No 9 spot this year andnumerous other cities made their debut into the top 50 Roanoke Va had the biggestjump moving up 49 spots to No 45 on the list Louisville Ky gained 42 spots to crackthe top 50 at No 48 for 2016 and Atlantic City NJ jumped 41 spots from 88 to 47Omaha Neb host city of the 2016 US Olympic Team Trials ndash Swimming also had anotable jump within the top 50 advancing 33 spots from 50 in 2015 to 17 this year
Indianapolis-Carmel ranked No 9 swim city
Sports8
Photos by Kirk Green
ABOVE Westfieldrsquos Cassidy Ferrer makes a bump for the Shamrocks during their match withHamilton Southeastern on ThursdayBELOW Natalie Ravenell dives for a ball
Thursday night volleyball
Sports 9
The Hamilton Heights boys soccer teamfell to Northwestern3-1 on Thursday
The Huskiesscored the first goal ofthe game when RoyNoller found JacobMichael on a diagonalrun Michael buriedthe ball in the net TheTigers responded withthree goals beforehalftime and the
second half was a drawSam Schroeder recorded two saves
Michael was the player of the gameHeights won the junior varsity game 2-1
Guerin Catholic played to a 1-1 tie withAvon the No 3 team in Class 2A onThursday
The Golden Eagles got on the board inthe 15th minute when Noah DeWall scoredoff an assist by Conner Murray The Oriolescame out hot in the second half finallygetting their goal off a corner kick with 10minutes to play
Guerin Catholic is now 5-2-1 for theseason
University beat Liberty Christian 3-0 onThursday
Sam Gailey had two goals to bring hisseason total to 10 goals and four assists
Hamilton Southeastern beat MountVernon 2-0 on Thursday
Dylan Ricketts and Darion Ghaffariscored the Royals goals with Jake Smithand Kobe Jones providing the assistsGoalkeepers Ben Haxton and CamMangelson combined for the shutout
Carmel took of Warren Central 2-0 in aThursday Metropolitan Conference game
Jackson Bruun and Connor Inglis scoredgoals for the Greyhounds with Jared Richeymaking one assist Carmel is now 6-1-3 forthe season
ldquoI really like how our individualdefending has led to good strong teamdefending said Hounds coach ShaneSchmidt When that happens we are ingood shape to transition into our attackrdquo
Noblesville and Cathedral played to a0-0 tie on Thursday
Huskies fall to Northwestern GC ties No 3 Avon
The Hamilton Southeastern girls soccer team cruised past Mount Vernon 6-0 onThursday
Mckenzie Smith scored the first goal for the Royals on a free kick After that goalswere scored by Layla Brown Sophia Silcox Claire Wilkinson Kara Sanders and KaitlynWeldy Making assists were Sanders Brown Silcox Weldy and Ava Keaffaber
Southeasterns defense allowed Mount Vernon just two shots in the game
Sheridan fell to Crawfordsville 2-1 on ThursdayThe Blackhawks were down 2-0 at halftime before freshman Makenna Hammack took
the ensuing kick-off and dribbled through the Crawfordsville defense to close the deficitto one
The Blackhawk defense rose to the occasion and kept Crawfordsville scoreless forthe rest of the game said Sheridan coach Kurtis Olsan Despite several good looks atgoal in the second half the Hawks couldnt find the equalizer
Universitys cross country teamscompeted in the Lebanon TigerInvitational on Thursday
The Trailblazers girls team finishedthird scoring 82 points Western Boonewon the meet with 18 followed byLebanon with 54 Clinton Central wasfourth with 85
Today was the first race for promisingfreshman Gloria Davidova as she joinedthe team late in the season said UHScoach Jenny Cox Her addition -- alongwith strong performances by the otherrunners -- propelled Universitys girlscross country team to their first win overClinton Central this season Times for the Trailblazers were as followsJada Swearingen 2424 MichaelaMcKasson 2636 Robin Karwath 2730
Gloria Davidova 2736 Lucia Ponader2906 Lauren Flickner 2917 AudreyGeipel 2923 Lauren Masoncup 3000Audrey Lupton 3011 Maya Marks-Strauss 3046 Isabella Garino-Heisey3542 Alexa Nealy 3543
The University boys finished fourthTeam scores were Lebanon 31 ClintonCentral 52 Western Boone 70 University89 and Sheridan 124
Noah Laramore Grant Syrek andJacob Sager all placed in the top 15 for theTrailblazers Their times were as followsNoah Laramore 1852 Grant Syrek 1910Jacob Sager 2024 Neil Pettinga 2125Cordell Wilson 2136 Noah Thomas2255 Cole Reinholt 2312 MaxAmmerman 2508 Tommy Herod 2810Jared Dalton 3151
The Guerin Catholic girls golf team won the first ever Circle City Conferencechampionship Thursday at Smock Golf Club
The Golden Eagles scored 183 in the nine-hole tournament followed by BishopChatard with 186 Roncalli with 195 and Brebeuf Jesuit with 197 Mckayla Tallmanfinished second individually with a score of 42 while Angelica Pfefferkorn finishedfourth by shooting 44 Megan Ahlgrims 48 landed her in seventh place
Carly Hammons carded 49 and Kylie McMullen shot 51
Hamilton Heights lost a nine-hole girls golf match to Lebanon at Ulen CountryClub by the score of 167-187
Caitie Gehlhausen was medalist for the match with a one-over par 37 Syd Lucasfollowed with 48 Kate Biggs 50 and Alyx Harley had 52
Roy NollerHeights
HSE blasts Mount Vernon
GC wins first Circle City title
University runsin Tiger Invite
Tickets for Hamilton Heights footballgame with Twin Lakes at Lucas Oil Stadiumgo on sale tonight
The tickets arrived a week earlier thananticipated so Huskies fans can start buyingthem immediately Tickets will be on saleat tonights home football game againstNorthwestern starting at 6 pm Tickets willremain on sale until the end of the gamesfirst quarter kickoff tonight is at 7 pm
Ticket sales continue from 8 am to 3pm Sept 19-29 and from 8 am to 130pm Sept 30
Heightsrsquo LucasOil tickets onsale tonight
CorrectionThe Hamilton Heights football teamrsquosHoosier Conference record is 2-0 withwins over Lewis Cass and Tipton Theincorrect record appeared in a story inThursdayrsquos edition
American LeagueEast W L PCT GBBoston 82 64 562 -Baltimore 80 66 548 20Toronto 80 66 548 20NY Yankees 77 69 527 50Tampa Bay 63 83 432 190Central W L PCT GBCleveland 84 62 575 -Detroit 78 68 534 60Kansas City 74 72 507 100Chi White Sox 71 75 486 130Minnesota 55 92 374 295West W L PCT GBTexas 87 60 592 -Seattle 78 68 534 85Houston 76 70 521 105Oakland 64 82 438 225LA Angels 63 83 432 235
National LeagueEast W L PCT GBWashington 87 59 596 -NY Mets 77 69 527 100Miami 73 73 500 140Philadelphia 65 82 442 225Atlanta 56 90 384 310Central W L PCT GBChi Cubs 93 53 637 -St Louis 76 70 521 170Pittsburgh 71 74 490 215Milwaukee 66 81 449 275Cincinnati 62 83 428 305West W L PCT GBLA Dodgers 82 64 562 -San Francisco 78 68 534 40Colorado 69 77 473 130Arizona 62 84 425 200San Diego 62 84 425 200
MLB standingsThursdayrsquos scores
Minnesota 5 Detroit 1Chi White Sox 2 Cleveland 1Pittsburgh 15 Philadelphia 2
Tampa Bay 7 Baltimore 6Boston 7 NY Yankees 5
Oakland 14 Kansas City 5Milwaukee 5 Chi Cubs 4Arizona 7 LA Dodgers 3Toronto 7 LA Angels 2
San Francisco 6 St Louis 2
Sports10
Thursday Sept 15Volleyball
Westfield at Southeastern 530 pmCarmel at Warren Central 630 pm
Zionsville at Noblesville 7 pmFishers at Brownsburg 7 pm
Boys TennisCarmel at MIC Round 1 at North Central 530 pm
Heights Hoosier Conference at Twin LakesSoutheastern at Zionsville 5 pm
Boys SoccerCarmel at Warren Central 7 pmHeights at Northwestern 5 pm
Guerin at Avon 645 pmCathedral at Noblesville 7 pm
Sheridan at Crawfordsville 715 pmGirls Soccer
Chatard at Heights 730 pmMt Vernon at Southeastern 7 pm
Sheridan at Crawfordsville 530 pmGirls Cross Country
Sheridan at Lebanon Invt 5 pmBoys Cross Country
Sheridan at Lebanon Invt 5 pmFriday Sept 16
FootballCarmel at Lawrence North 7 pm
Brownsburg at Fishers 7 pmBroad Ripple at Guerin 7 pmNorthwestern at Heights 7 pmSoutheastern at Westfield 7 pmNoblesville at Zionsville 7 pm
Sheridan at Eastern 7 pmGirls Golf
Carmel Guerin Westfield University at South GroveSectional
Saturday Sept 17Boys Soccer
Fishers at Westfield 10 amHeights Invt 9 am
Guerin at Ft Wayne Luers 1 pmGirls Soccer
Westfield at Pike 10 amGuerin at Ft Wane Dwenger 10 am
Noblesville at Brownsburg 1230 pm
Sheridan at Western Boone 1130 amBoys Tennis
Hoosier Crossroads at Fishers 9 amMIC at Carmel 830 am
Heights at Hoosier Conference at Twin LakesGuerin at Homestead Invt 9 am
Boys Cross CountryWestfield Guerin Noblesville HSE Fishers at
Riverview Health FlashRock at Northview Church 9am
Carmel at Louisville Trinity Invt 830 amHeights Sheridan at Tipton Invt 9 am
Girls Cross CountryWestfield Guerin Noblesville HSE Fishers at
Riverview Health FlashRock at Northview Church 9am
Carmel at Louisville Trinity Invt 830 amHeights Sheridan at Tipton Invt 9 am
Girls GolfHeights Noblesville HSE Fishers at Anderson
Grandview Sectional 2 pmVolleyball
Southeastern at Warren Central Invt 9 am
Upcoming sports schedule
The Sheridan Horseshoe League endedthe season on an exciting note The first halfof the season winner United Feeds had toface second half winner Price Heating in athree game winner take all United Feedswon the league by a single point Aftertallying the scores United Feeds and PriceHeating had each split one win a piece Thencame the final tally
The inter-league handicap tournamentwas won by Tammy Allen 378 second andthird places were held by rookies ScottSmith 368 and Genia Stepp 366
Other award winners for 2016 wereHigh Handicap Game and MostImproved PitcherKyle Wethington
High Actual Game SeasonCharles Sutton
High Handicap Series and Rookie ofYearSusan Dwigans
High Actual Series and Most RingersGreg Emry
High Handicap Overall SeasonScott Smith
High Actual Overall SeasonRichard Reddick
Lowest Handicap Series of SeasonMichael Sutton
Overall Actual Medallions were awardedto the men and womenGenia Stepp Susan Dwigans CharlesSutton Jeff Ogle Greg Emry and RichardReddick
Second Place Sponsor Trophy = PriceHeatingFirst Place Sponsor Trophy = UnitedFeeds
Sheridan Horseshoe Leagueends on exciting note
The Indianapolis-Carmel community is the No 9 swim city in America according toa third-annual study commissioned by USA Swimming and leading swimwearcompany Speedo USA The city moved up 10 spots to place in the top 10 for the secondtime since the studyrsquos debut in 2014 The San Jose-Santa Clara area claimed the No 1spot this year
Rounding out the top 10 of the 50 Top Swim Cities Presented by Speedo USA wereAnn Arbor Mich Bridgeport-Stamford-Norwalk ConnAustin Texas Madison WiscWashington DC Raleigh-Cary NC Fort Collins-Loveland Colo and the SanFrancisco-Oakland Calif Bay Area
ldquoI believe there is a rich history of swimming in central Indiana the number of greatfacilities and coaches make us a successful swimming areardquo said Chris Plumb HeadCoach of Carmel Swim Club ldquoBeing one of the top swim cities means we are doing afantastic job of teaching young people how to be successful in and out of the poolrdquo
The Indianapolis-Carmel area has hosted multiple USA Swimming national andinternational meets including the 2015 Duel in the Pool at the Indiana UniversityNatatorium the largest indoor pool in the United States The area also boasts the mostUSA Swimming clubs for areas with a population under two-million The popularity ofthe sport is reflected in local Carmel High School which has won 30 straight state girlsswimming titles
Indianapolis moved up 10 places from 2015 to take the No 9 spot this year andnumerous other cities made their debut into the top 50 Roanoke Va had the biggestjump moving up 49 spots to No 45 on the list Louisville Ky gained 42 spots to crackthe top 50 at No 48 for 2016 and Atlantic City NJ jumped 41 spots from 88 to 47Omaha Neb host city of the 2016 US Olympic Team Trials ndash Swimming also had anotable jump within the top 50 advancing 33 spots from 50 in 2015 to 17 this year
Indianapolis-Carmel ranked No 9 swim city
Sports 9
The Hamilton Heights boys soccer teamfell to Northwestern3-1 on Thursday
The Huskiesscored the first goal ofthe game when RoyNoller found JacobMichael on a diagonalrun Michael buriedthe ball in the net TheTigers responded withthree goals beforehalftime and the
second half was a drawSam Schroeder recorded two saves
Michael was the player of the gameHeights won the junior varsity game 2-1
Guerin Catholic played to a 1-1 tie withAvon the No 3 team in Class 2A onThursday
The Golden Eagles got on the board inthe 15th minute when Noah DeWall scoredoff an assist by Conner Murray The Oriolescame out hot in the second half finallygetting their goal off a corner kick with 10minutes to play
Guerin Catholic is now 5-2-1 for theseason
University beat Liberty Christian 3-0 onThursday
Sam Gailey had two goals to bring hisseason total to 10 goals and four assists
Hamilton Southeastern beat MountVernon 2-0 on Thursday
Dylan Ricketts and Darion Ghaffariscored the Royals goals with Jake Smithand Kobe Jones providing the assistsGoalkeepers Ben Haxton and CamMangelson combined for the shutout
Carmel took of Warren Central 2-0 in aThursday Metropolitan Conference game
Jackson Bruun and Connor Inglis scoredgoals for the Greyhounds with Jared Richeymaking one assist Carmel is now 6-1-3 forthe season
ldquoI really like how our individualdefending has led to good strong teamdefending said Hounds coach ShaneSchmidt When that happens we are ingood shape to transition into our attackrdquo
Noblesville and Cathedral played to a0-0 tie on Thursday
Huskies fall to Northwestern GC ties No 3 Avon
The Hamilton Southeastern girls soccer team cruised past Mount Vernon 6-0 onThursday
Mckenzie Smith scored the first goal for the Royals on a free kick After that goalswere scored by Layla Brown Sophia Silcox Claire Wilkinson Kara Sanders and KaitlynWeldy Making assists were Sanders Brown Silcox Weldy and Ava Keaffaber
Southeasterns defense allowed Mount Vernon just two shots in the game
Sheridan fell to Crawfordsville 2-1 on ThursdayThe Blackhawks were down 2-0 at halftime before freshman Makenna Hammack took
the ensuing kick-off and dribbled through the Crawfordsville defense to close the deficitto one
The Blackhawk defense rose to the occasion and kept Crawfordsville scoreless forthe rest of the game said Sheridan coach Kurtis Olsan Despite several good looks atgoal in the second half the Hawks couldnt find the equalizer
Universitys cross country teamscompeted in the Lebanon TigerInvitational on Thursday
The Trailblazers girls team finishedthird scoring 82 points Western Boonewon the meet with 18 followed byLebanon with 54 Clinton Central wasfourth with 85
Today was the first race for promisingfreshman Gloria Davidova as she joinedthe team late in the season said UHScoach Jenny Cox Her addition -- alongwith strong performances by the otherrunners -- propelled Universitys girlscross country team to their first win overClinton Central this season Times for the Trailblazers were as followsJada Swearingen 2424 MichaelaMcKasson 2636 Robin Karwath 2730
Gloria Davidova 2736 Lucia Ponader2906 Lauren Flickner 2917 AudreyGeipel 2923 Lauren Masoncup 3000Audrey Lupton 3011 Maya Marks-Strauss 3046 Isabella Garino-Heisey3542 Alexa Nealy 3543
The University boys finished fourthTeam scores were Lebanon 31 ClintonCentral 52 Western Boone 70 University89 and Sheridan 124
Noah Laramore Grant Syrek andJacob Sager all placed in the top 15 for theTrailblazers Their times were as followsNoah Laramore 1852 Grant Syrek 1910Jacob Sager 2024 Neil Pettinga 2125Cordell Wilson 2136 Noah Thomas2255 Cole Reinholt 2312 MaxAmmerman 2508 Tommy Herod 2810Jared Dalton 3151
The Guerin Catholic girls golf team won the first ever Circle City Conferencechampionship Thursday at Smock Golf Club
The Golden Eagles scored 183 in the nine-hole tournament followed by BishopChatard with 186 Roncalli with 195 and Brebeuf Jesuit with 197 Mckayla Tallmanfinished second individually with a score of 42 while Angelica Pfefferkorn finishedfourth by shooting 44 Megan Ahlgrims 48 landed her in seventh place
Carly Hammons carded 49 and Kylie McMullen shot 51
Hamilton Heights lost a nine-hole girls golf match to Lebanon at Ulen CountryClub by the score of 167-187
Caitie Gehlhausen was medalist for the match with a one-over par 37 Syd Lucasfollowed with 48 Kate Biggs 50 and Alyx Harley had 52
Roy NollerHeights
HSE blasts Mount Vernon
GC wins first Circle City title
University runsin Tiger Invite
Tickets for Hamilton Heights footballgame with Twin Lakes at Lucas Oil Stadiumgo on sale tonight
The tickets arrived a week earlier thananticipated so Huskies fans can start buyingthem immediately Tickets will be on saleat tonights home football game againstNorthwestern starting at 6 pm Tickets willremain on sale until the end of the gamesfirst quarter kickoff tonight is at 7 pm
Ticket sales continue from 8 am to 3pm Sept 19-29 and from 8 am to 130pm Sept 30
Heightsrsquo LucasOil tickets onsale tonight
CorrectionThe Hamilton Heights football teamrsquosHoosier Conference record is 2-0 withwins over Lewis Cass and Tipton Theincorrect record appeared in a story inThursdayrsquos edition
American LeagueEast W L PCT GBBoston 82 64 562 -Baltimore 80 66 548 20Toronto 80 66 548 20NY Yankees 77 69 527 50Tampa Bay 63 83 432 190Central W L PCT GBCleveland 84 62 575 -Detroit 78 68 534 60Kansas City 74 72 507 100Chi White Sox 71 75 486 130Minnesota 55 92 374 295West W L PCT GBTexas 87 60 592 -Seattle 78 68 534 85Houston 76 70 521 105Oakland 64 82 438 225LA Angels 63 83 432 235
National LeagueEast W L PCT GBWashington 87 59 596 -NY Mets 77 69 527 100Miami 73 73 500 140Philadelphia 65 82 442 225Atlanta 56 90 384 310Central W L PCT GBChi Cubs 93 53 637 -St Louis 76 70 521 170Pittsburgh 71 74 490 215Milwaukee 66 81 449 275Cincinnati 62 83 428 305West W L PCT GBLA Dodgers 82 64 562 -San Francisco 78 68 534 40Colorado 69 77 473 130Arizona 62 84 425 200San Diego 62 84 425 200
MLB standingsThursdayrsquos scores
Minnesota 5 Detroit 1Chi White Sox 2 Cleveland 1Pittsburgh 15 Philadelphia 2
Tampa Bay 7 Baltimore 6Boston 7 NY Yankees 5
Oakland 14 Kansas City 5Milwaukee 5 Chi Cubs 4Arizona 7 LA Dodgers 3Toronto 7 LA Angels 2
San Francisco 6 St Louis 2
Sports10
Thursday Sept 15Volleyball
Westfield at Southeastern 530 pmCarmel at Warren Central 630 pm
Zionsville at Noblesville 7 pmFishers at Brownsburg 7 pm
Boys TennisCarmel at MIC Round 1 at North Central 530 pm
Heights Hoosier Conference at Twin LakesSoutheastern at Zionsville 5 pm
Boys SoccerCarmel at Warren Central 7 pmHeights at Northwestern 5 pm
Guerin at Avon 645 pmCathedral at Noblesville 7 pm
Sheridan at Crawfordsville 715 pmGirls Soccer
Chatard at Heights 730 pmMt Vernon at Southeastern 7 pm
Sheridan at Crawfordsville 530 pmGirls Cross Country
Sheridan at Lebanon Invt 5 pmBoys Cross Country
Sheridan at Lebanon Invt 5 pmFriday Sept 16
FootballCarmel at Lawrence North 7 pm
Brownsburg at Fishers 7 pmBroad Ripple at Guerin 7 pmNorthwestern at Heights 7 pmSoutheastern at Westfield 7 pmNoblesville at Zionsville 7 pm
Sheridan at Eastern 7 pmGirls Golf
Carmel Guerin Westfield University at South GroveSectional
Saturday Sept 17Boys Soccer
Fishers at Westfield 10 amHeights Invt 9 am
Guerin at Ft Wayne Luers 1 pmGirls Soccer
Westfield at Pike 10 amGuerin at Ft Wane Dwenger 10 am
Noblesville at Brownsburg 1230 pm
Sheridan at Western Boone 1130 amBoys Tennis
Hoosier Crossroads at Fishers 9 amMIC at Carmel 830 am
Heights at Hoosier Conference at Twin LakesGuerin at Homestead Invt 9 am
Boys Cross CountryWestfield Guerin Noblesville HSE Fishers at
Riverview Health FlashRock at Northview Church 9am
Carmel at Louisville Trinity Invt 830 amHeights Sheridan at Tipton Invt 9 am
Girls Cross CountryWestfield Guerin Noblesville HSE Fishers at
Riverview Health FlashRock at Northview Church 9am
Carmel at Louisville Trinity Invt 830 amHeights Sheridan at Tipton Invt 9 am
Girls GolfHeights Noblesville HSE Fishers at Anderson
Grandview Sectional 2 pmVolleyball
Southeastern at Warren Central Invt 9 am
Upcoming sports schedule
The Sheridan Horseshoe League endedthe season on an exciting note The first halfof the season winner United Feeds had toface second half winner Price Heating in athree game winner take all United Feedswon the league by a single point Aftertallying the scores United Feeds and PriceHeating had each split one win a piece Thencame the final tally
The inter-league handicap tournamentwas won by Tammy Allen 378 second andthird places were held by rookies ScottSmith 368 and Genia Stepp 366
Other award winners for 2016 wereHigh Handicap Game and MostImproved PitcherKyle Wethington
High Actual Game SeasonCharles Sutton
High Handicap Series and Rookie ofYearSusan Dwigans
High Actual Series and Most RingersGreg Emry
High Handicap Overall SeasonScott Smith
High Actual Overall SeasonRichard Reddick
Lowest Handicap Series of SeasonMichael Sutton
Overall Actual Medallions were awardedto the men and womenGenia Stepp Susan Dwigans CharlesSutton Jeff Ogle Greg Emry and RichardReddick
Second Place Sponsor Trophy = PriceHeatingFirst Place Sponsor Trophy = UnitedFeeds
Sheridan Horseshoe Leagueends on exciting note
The Indianapolis-Carmel community is the No 9 swim city in America according toa third-annual study commissioned by USA Swimming and leading swimwearcompany Speedo USA The city moved up 10 spots to place in the top 10 for the secondtime since the studyrsquos debut in 2014 The San Jose-Santa Clara area claimed the No 1spot this year
Rounding out the top 10 of the 50 Top Swim Cities Presented by Speedo USA wereAnn Arbor Mich Bridgeport-Stamford-Norwalk ConnAustin Texas Madison WiscWashington DC Raleigh-Cary NC Fort Collins-Loveland Colo and the SanFrancisco-Oakland Calif Bay Area
ldquoI believe there is a rich history of swimming in central Indiana the number of greatfacilities and coaches make us a successful swimming areardquo said Chris Plumb HeadCoach of Carmel Swim Club ldquoBeing one of the top swim cities means we are doing afantastic job of teaching young people how to be successful in and out of the poolrdquo
The Indianapolis-Carmel area has hosted multiple USA Swimming national andinternational meets including the 2015 Duel in the Pool at the Indiana UniversityNatatorium the largest indoor pool in the United States The area also boasts the mostUSA Swimming clubs for areas with a population under two-million The popularity ofthe sport is reflected in local Carmel High School which has won 30 straight state girlsswimming titles
Indianapolis moved up 10 places from 2015 to take the No 9 spot this year andnumerous other cities made their debut into the top 50 Roanoke Va had the biggestjump moving up 49 spots to No 45 on the list Louisville Ky gained 42 spots to crackthe top 50 at No 48 for 2016 and Atlantic City NJ jumped 41 spots from 88 to 47Omaha Neb host city of the 2016 US Olympic Team Trials ndash Swimming also had anotable jump within the top 50 advancing 33 spots from 50 in 2015 to 17 this year
Indianapolis-Carmel ranked No 9 swim city
American LeagueEast W L PCT GBBoston 82 64 562 -Baltimore 80 66 548 20Toronto 80 66 548 20NY Yankees 77 69 527 50Tampa Bay 63 83 432 190Central W L PCT GBCleveland 84 62 575 -Detroit 78 68 534 60Kansas City 74 72 507 100Chi White Sox 71 75 486 130Minnesota 55 92 374 295West W L PCT GBTexas 87 60 592 -Seattle 78 68 534 85Houston 76 70 521 105Oakland 64 82 438 225LA Angels 63 83 432 235
National LeagueEast W L PCT GBWashington 87 59 596 -NY Mets 77 69 527 100Miami 73 73 500 140Philadelphia 65 82 442 225Atlanta 56 90 384 310Central W L PCT GBChi Cubs 93 53 637 -St Louis 76 70 521 170Pittsburgh 71 74 490 215Milwaukee 66 81 449 275Cincinnati 62 83 428 305West W L PCT GBLA Dodgers 82 64 562 -San Francisco 78 68 534 40Colorado 69 77 473 130Arizona 62 84 425 200San Diego 62 84 425 200
MLB standingsThursdayrsquos scores
Minnesota 5 Detroit 1Chi White Sox 2 Cleveland 1Pittsburgh 15 Philadelphia 2
Tampa Bay 7 Baltimore 6Boston 7 NY Yankees 5
Oakland 14 Kansas City 5Milwaukee 5 Chi Cubs 4Arizona 7 LA Dodgers 3Toronto 7 LA Angels 2
San Francisco 6 St Louis 2
Sports10
Thursday Sept 15Volleyball
Westfield at Southeastern 530 pmCarmel at Warren Central 630 pm
Zionsville at Noblesville 7 pmFishers at Brownsburg 7 pm
Boys TennisCarmel at MIC Round 1 at North Central 530 pm
Heights Hoosier Conference at Twin LakesSoutheastern at Zionsville 5 pm
Boys SoccerCarmel at Warren Central 7 pmHeights at Northwestern 5 pm
Guerin at Avon 645 pmCathedral at Noblesville 7 pm
Sheridan at Crawfordsville 715 pmGirls Soccer
Chatard at Heights 730 pmMt Vernon at Southeastern 7 pm
Sheridan at Crawfordsville 530 pmGirls Cross Country
Sheridan at Lebanon Invt 5 pmBoys Cross Country
Sheridan at Lebanon Invt 5 pmFriday Sept 16
FootballCarmel at Lawrence North 7 pm
Brownsburg at Fishers 7 pmBroad Ripple at Guerin 7 pmNorthwestern at Heights 7 pmSoutheastern at Westfield 7 pmNoblesville at Zionsville 7 pm
Sheridan at Eastern 7 pmGirls Golf
Carmel Guerin Westfield University at South GroveSectional
Saturday Sept 17Boys Soccer
Fishers at Westfield 10 amHeights Invt 9 am
Guerin at Ft Wayne Luers 1 pmGirls Soccer
Westfield at Pike 10 amGuerin at Ft Wane Dwenger 10 am
Noblesville at Brownsburg 1230 pm
Sheridan at Western Boone 1130 amBoys Tennis
Hoosier Crossroads at Fishers 9 amMIC at Carmel 830 am
Heights at Hoosier Conference at Twin LakesGuerin at Homestead Invt 9 am
Boys Cross CountryWestfield Guerin Noblesville HSE Fishers at
Riverview Health FlashRock at Northview Church 9am
Carmel at Louisville Trinity Invt 830 amHeights Sheridan at Tipton Invt 9 am
Girls Cross CountryWestfield Guerin Noblesville HSE Fishers at
Riverview Health FlashRock at Northview Church 9am
Carmel at Louisville Trinity Invt 830 amHeights Sheridan at Tipton Invt 9 am
Girls GolfHeights Noblesville HSE Fishers at Anderson
Grandview Sectional 2 pmVolleyball
Southeastern at Warren Central Invt 9 am
Upcoming sports schedule
The Sheridan Horseshoe League endedthe season on an exciting note The first halfof the season winner United Feeds had toface second half winner Price Heating in athree game winner take all United Feedswon the league by a single point Aftertallying the scores United Feeds and PriceHeating had each split one win a piece Thencame the final tally
The inter-league handicap tournamentwas won by Tammy Allen 378 second andthird places were held by rookies ScottSmith 368 and Genia Stepp 366
Other award winners for 2016 wereHigh Handicap Game and MostImproved PitcherKyle Wethington
High Actual Game SeasonCharles Sutton
High Handicap Series and Rookie ofYearSusan Dwigans
High Actual Series and Most RingersGreg Emry
High Handicap Overall SeasonScott Smith
High Actual Overall SeasonRichard Reddick
Lowest Handicap Series of SeasonMichael Sutton
Overall Actual Medallions were awardedto the men and womenGenia Stepp Susan Dwigans CharlesSutton Jeff Ogle Greg Emry and RichardReddick
Second Place Sponsor Trophy = PriceHeatingFirst Place Sponsor Trophy = UnitedFeeds
Sheridan Horseshoe Leagueends on exciting note
The Indianapolis-Carmel community is the No 9 swim city in America according toa third-annual study commissioned by USA Swimming and leading swimwearcompany Speedo USA The city moved up 10 spots to place in the top 10 for the secondtime since the studyrsquos debut in 2014 The San Jose-Santa Clara area claimed the No 1spot this year
Rounding out the top 10 of the 50 Top Swim Cities Presented by Speedo USA wereAnn Arbor Mich Bridgeport-Stamford-Norwalk ConnAustin Texas Madison WiscWashington DC Raleigh-Cary NC Fort Collins-Loveland Colo and the SanFrancisco-Oakland Calif Bay Area
ldquoI believe there is a rich history of swimming in central Indiana the number of greatfacilities and coaches make us a successful swimming areardquo said Chris Plumb HeadCoach of Carmel Swim Club ldquoBeing one of the top swim cities means we are doing afantastic job of teaching young people how to be successful in and out of the poolrdquo
The Indianapolis-Carmel area has hosted multiple USA Swimming national andinternational meets including the 2015 Duel in the Pool at the Indiana UniversityNatatorium the largest indoor pool in the United States The area also boasts the mostUSA Swimming clubs for areas with a population under two-million The popularity ofthe sport is reflected in local Carmel High School which has won 30 straight state girlsswimming titles
Indianapolis moved up 10 places from 2015 to take the No 9 spot this year andnumerous other cities made their debut into the top 50 Roanoke Va had the biggestjump moving up 49 spots to No 45 on the list Louisville Ky gained 42 spots to crackthe top 50 at No 48 for 2016 and Atlantic City NJ jumped 41 spots from 88 to 47Omaha Neb host city of the 2016 US Olympic Team Trials ndash Swimming also had anotable jump within the top 50 advancing 33 spots from 50 in 2015 to 17 this year
Indianapolis-Carmel ranked No 9 swim city
