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HIGH 69 LOW 51

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By JANET HART LEONARDAt sixty I began going to the gym on

a regular scheduleAt sixty-onenotso much

Oh myintentions are therebut my body is notWorking longhours sometimesuntil 900 mybody refuses toturn right intoLA Fitness as I

head north on 37 Walking daily betweenthe new car building and the used carbuilding at the car dealership I get in lotsof steps I know I need to work out withweights and strengthen my core withyoga If only my body were as strong asmy mind It isnt

Sharon McMahon a fellowcolumnist for the Hamilton CountyReporter gives great advice I read hercolumn religiously but I fail to followher commandments I appreciate the factthat she speaks to those of us who havebeen around a few blocks and over a fewhills And no we werent running orjogging

My husband is a yoga enthusiastHes been told it helps him with his golfgame His handicap is 127 I dont knowwhat that means but he smiles when hesays it so it must be OK I triedyoga once I was surrounded by nimbleflexible and skinny twenty and thirtyyear olds I tried to do everything theywere doing My body was not happy withme It said something to the effect thatan old cat should not be following youngkittens

And then there is my friend PatriceShe began running at sixty At almostsixty-one she is still running She has5ks planned months ahead of time Sheis now training for a half marathon I am

The Bicentennial Torch is coming to Hamilton Countyon Oct 13 and will be making stops at Celebration Stationsin Carmel Westfield Fishers and Noblesville

Hamilton County communities are gearing up to hostcelebrations 200 years in the making Asthe Bicentennial torch makes its way from Boone Countyto Hamilton County the community is invited to attendcelebration stations along the torch route to show city prideand cheer on local Hoosiers making history

Here are a list of the Celebration Stations and times thatthe torch will be arriving

330 ndash 415 pm - Center Green at the Palladium 1Center Green Carmel

Torch arrives 405 ndash 415 pmMichelle Corrao assistant director of Prevail and sexual

assault awareness advocate will run the torch to the firstCelebration Station along the route Carmelrsquos

Bicentennial celebration will include music by the IndianaWind Symphony fun and interactive booths ticketgiveaways by resident companies of the Center for thePerforming Arts food and drinks from Matt the Miller andother fun activities for all ages Mayor Jim Brainard andother city officials will be on-site to welcome the torchpassing through Kyle Condra a Medal of Valor recipientfrom the Carmel Fire Department will carry on the torch

445 ndash 510 pm ndash Union Bible College 434 S UnionSt Westfield

Torch arrives 5 ndash 510 pmBob Beauchamp owner of Beauchamp Antiques will

arrive at Union Bible College in a tractor and wagonMayor Andy Cook will address the crowd upon torcharrival All citizens are encouraged to wear green to showtheir Shamrock pride The Westfield Welcome Wagon willbe on-site as well as childrenrsquos activities and other

festivities Sabrina Richard a 10-year-old Food Networkfeatured chef will carry on the torch

530 pm ndash Conner Prairie 13400 Allisonville RoadFishers

Torch arrives 6-620 pmBill Kenley a Noblesville High School teacher and

coach will deliver the torch to Conner Prairie Terry Ankerpresident of the Hamilton County Legacy Fund will takethe torch into Conner Prairiersquos iconic helium balloon TheCelebration Station marks the opening night of the 33rdannual Headless Horseman event and cheer on sevenrunners who will transport the statersquos bicentennial torchthrough Conner Prairie Gates to Headless Horseman openat 530 pm Sarah Demmon coach for the IndySurviveOars and Marissa Walker an Indiana Foundation

Bicentennial Torch coming to Hamilton County Oct 13

Weekend fun across the countyReporter photos by Perry Williams

LEFT Wyatt Owens enjoys sitting in a NoblesvilleFire Department Fire Engine during the NFDrsquosannual Pancake Breakfast The engine was oneof the many displays available for kids in additionto the pancakes

BELOW LEFT The Hamilton County SheriffDepartment had an Information Tent available atthe Southwest Quad Picnic which took placeSaturday

BELOW Chelsea Gatewood and Kelly Balke ofGatewoods greeted customers at the PottersBridge Festival which took place Saturdaymorning at the Potters Bridge park

Look inside for more pictures fromSaturdayrsquos events around the county

Excuses reasonsand maybes

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so proud of her She has so graciously invited me to join her over and over As I have toldherif I am running I am being chased either by birds or clowns Seriously Seriously

I know why I am afraid of birds When I was a little girl I watched Alfred Hitchcocksmovie The Birds Watching Tippi Hedren trapped in the phone booth while birds wereattacking the glass well it still affects me today And clowns I have no idea why Imafraid of them OK that was a tangent or bunny trail I just took you on Sorry but myexcuses have reasons

Patrice and I are leaving shortly after I finish this column for a weekend womens retreatwith Grace Church One planned event is Christian yoga Patrice is so excited She hasalso discovered the thrill of yoga She says I will love it if I just give it another try Mymind is enthusiastic My cute exercise outfit is packed as well as my yoga mat My bodyis showing signs of reluctance I just keep reminding it that there will be no birds or clowns

Maybe I will get back to the gym and maybe I will overcome my fear of birds andclowns And maybe an old cat can learn new tricks and enjoy doing them Maybejustmaybe

JANET From Page 1

of Dentistry for the Handicapped boardmember will carry on the torch via trolleycar

615 ndash 650 pm ndash Fishers City Hall1 Municipal Drive Fishers

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

Day advocate will deliver the torch to theFishers Celebration Station in a sidecar Thefirst 50 people to arrive will receivecomplementary food and drinks whileenjoying live music from the Mudsock JazzCombo featuring music by Cole Porter andHerbie Hancock two musicians withHoosier connections Mayor Scott Fadnessaddress the crowd upon torch arrival TroyFettinger a dedicated Fishers police officerwill carry on the torch via the Pint Cycle

Closing Ceremony645 ndash 830 pm ndash Noblesville

Courthouse 33 N 9th St NoblesvilleTorch arrives 720 pmDavid Heighway Hamilton County

historian will walk the torch to the designedtorch holder on the steps of the NoblesvilleCourthouse where it will rest for theevening Local metal artist Bonnie Ramirezdesigned the torch holder that willultimately become a permanent piece ofpublic art in downtown Noblesville Theclosing celebration on Noblesvilles HistoricSquare will feature live music from theHunter Smith Band photo stationsinteractive historical elements themed

dinners at local eateries and merchandisespecials around the square

Note The sun will set atapproximately 707 pm Oct 13 A full mapof the Hamilton County leg of theBicentennial Torch Relay is available here

TORCHFrom Page 1

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But when the people were put forth he went in and took her bythe hand and the maid arose

- Matthew 925

50 Years AgoNews One year from today students in grades 7 through 12 will bestudying in the new Hamilton Southeastern High School When completedthe $231800000 school will contain 41 teaching stations an auditoriumgymnasium swimming pool cafetorium music rooms and planetariumSports Donrsquot be surprised if Noblesville football coach Bill Nevitt andCrawfordsville grid bossman Glenn Knecht stage a performance at the50-yard line before game time at Memorial Field Friday evening witheach man ldquosinging the bluesrdquoAd Markrsquos Furniture Cotton Mattress (twin size) $795

Robert Dean Glomski

November 4 1934 - September 29 2016

Robert Dean Glomski 81 of Carmel IN passed away onSeptember 29 2016 He was born on November 4 1934 in Eau ClaireWI

Survivors include his wife Edith children John (Sandra) KarenDan (Julia) Patricia (Brian) Barbara 11 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren

Family and friends will gather on Wednesday October 5 2016 at10 am in Our Lady of Mt Carmel Catholic Church where a MemorialMass will be conducted at 12 noon

Please visit wwwbussellfamilyfuneralscom to share a memoryand read Bobrsquos complete obituary

Arrangements Bussell Family Funerals Carmel-Westfield

A Friday night crash on the Hamilton-Tipton county line claimed the life of an Elwoodman

At approximately 1033 pm the Hamilton County Sheriffrsquos Office responded to thereport of an inverted vehicle crash on 296th Street east of the intersection with CarpenterRoad in the northeast section of Hamilton County A passing motorist spotted a vehiclein a field south of the road that serves as the county line between Hamilton County andTipton County

Responding police and fire units found a single occupant trapped inside the vehicleDeputies determined a blue 2001 Chevrolet Cavalier was traveling eastbound on 296thStreet when the driver ran off the roadway striking a utility pole and overturning Thedriver of the vehicle Steven E OrsquoNeal 29 Elwood was pronounced deceased by medicsat the scene of the crash

The cause of the crash is under investigation by the Hamilton County SheriffrsquosOffice Crash Investigation Team but high water from recent rains may have been acontributing factor in the incident Anyone with additional information should contact theSheriffrsquos Office at 317-773-1282

Elwood man killed inFriday night crash

A trooper who stopped to offerassistance to a disabled motorists foundhimself in a foot pursuit and thesubsequent arrest of that individual Fridaymorning

At approximately 1015 am TrooperTroy Sunier of the Indianapolis Districtwas patrolling I-69 southbound in the areaof 96th Street and observed a 2005 ToyotaCorolla disabled vehicle partially in theroadway with a male sitting inside Trafficwas being hampered and vehicles wereforced to swerve to avoid a collision

Trooper Sunier approached the vehicleand a white male wearing no shoes exitedthe vehicle and began to walk backtowards Sunier Trooper Sunierrecognized the male subject matching anearlier dispatch of a male subject nearMethodist Hospital driving in the grassand the wrong way on the ramp He wasalso reportedly outside his car withoutshoes taking photographs

Trooper Sunier explained to the manhe wanted to help The man began to walkin circles stating someone was looking forhim and clinching his fists TrooperSunier attempted to speak to the man but

he became more aggressive pushingSunier and running to the front of hisvehicle Sunier deployed his Taser and thesubject pulled out the barbs and rannorthbound on the exit ramp to 96th Street

Sunier gave chase and halfway up theramp a Good Samaritan picked up thetrooper offering him a ride to get in frontof the fleeing suspect The GoodSamaritan stopped his vehicle beside thesuspect The suspect approached thevehicle opened the driverrsquos door andattempted to pull the driver out of thevehicle The Good Samaritan sped off andstopped again once he was in front of thefleeing suspect

Trooper Sunier exited the vehicle andagain gave chase WB on 96th Street Thesuspect then ran into the Taco Bellrestaurant through the lobby and back outacross 96th Street where he was met byarriving Fishers Police Officer RobertGaines who also became involved in aphysical altercation with the suspect Thesuspect continued to resist and was

Disabled motorist stop on I-69leads to foot pursuit arrest

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successfully arrested with the assistance offurther arriving officers

Medics were called to the scene and thesuspect was treated for minor bleedingwhere he had pulled out the Taser barbs Hewas checked and release back to the custodyof law enforcement

The subject has been identified by aWest Virginia driverrsquos license as J WilliamHott 27 of Romney W Va

Romney was arrested on the followingBattery on a Law Enforcement Officer

3 counts Level 5 FelonyResisting Law Enforcement 2 counts

A MisdemeanorAttempted Entering of a Motor Vehicle

B MisdemeanorBlocking Traffic with a Motor Vehicle

A MisdemeanorPossession of Marijuana A

MisdemeanorPossession of ParaphernaliaRomney was incarcerated in the

Hamilton County JailAll suspects are presumed innocent until

proven guilty in a court of law

MOTORISTFrom Page 3

Launch Fishershosts 2016IndyIoT event

The second annual IndyIoTevent took place Wednesday inLaunch Fishers Over 300 peopleattended the event which isdesigned to bring togetherprofessionals from all differentindustries and show them how theInternet of Things is helping toimprove and transform businessand technology

Its a gathering of some of theleading companies in Indiana saidNicole delMastro director ofmarketing at CloudOne thecompany that hosted the event Sowe have a lot of their leaders joinus on stage for 15 to 20 minuteTED-talk like presentation wherethey are just showing talking aboutthe innovation thats happening inour companies around the Internetof things

Several major Indiana companiesparticipated in the event includingCummins Roche Diagnostics TycoInternational Battery InnovationsCenter and Tom Farms

Reporter photos by Richie Hall

Hamilton CountyReporterHamiltonCountyrsquos

HometownNewspaper

News 5

Noblesville Schools new Miller Ambassadors community engagement class was atNoble Crossing Elementary today meeting with teachers and students to learn about howand why the district is doing school differently through their Miller Shift approach toeducation

The Miller Ambassadors program is an engaging year-long learning experience forselect Noblesville community leaders and school district parents to enjoy a deeperunderstanding of Noblesville Schools

Program participants are exposed to all facets of running a district including businessmanagement academic programs student services operations and more

Class members have the opportunity toGain first-hand knowledge regarding the functioning of Noblesville SchoolsExperience the engaging learning style we use with studentsParticipate in an extended dialogue with leadership on education issuesDevelop an understanding of how Noblesville Schools has created a unique culture of

educational excellence that is studied by other high-performing school districtsAmbassador graduates are partners in sharing Noblesville Schoolsrsquo vision throughout

the community and will be invited to continue to engage with the district through futureproject team and input gathering opportunities

This years class includes

Name BuildingOrganizationTJ Jordan NWMSKristin Smith HSNWMSRichell Vaughn HSNWMS

Marnie Bennington NWMSJennifer Beahrs Hazel DellTara Bushong Noble CrossingSheri Rice Promise RoadKriste Ortman White RiverLaura Paris NHSNWMSSarah Reed City of NoblesvilleJeff Zeckel NHS AlumniPaul Roberts Rotary ClubMike Corbett Ham Co Business MagazineJoe Arrowood KiwanisLu McKee St VincentPhyllis Lineberger Senior Citizens OrganizationChuck Goodrich Gaylor ElectricWil Hampton City CouncilNSEFBob Dubois ChamberPerry Williams NMSLionsBrenda Baker RiverviewDan Clark Ivy TechEdra Waterman Hamilton East Public LibraryDave Johnson IEGS

Community leaders go back to school

LEFT Phyllis Lineberger meets with a Noble Crossing4th grader to discuss Genius Hour an opportunityfor students to explore real-world learning of theirchoice in the classroomABOVE Joe Arrowood observes Noble Crossing 5thgraders as they collaborate on a hands-on sciencecritical study opportunity

Photos courtesy Noblesville Schools

News6

Living Proof provided music during Saturdayrsquos Southwest Quad Picnic

Reporter photos by Perry Williams

Rick Taylor retired Fireman andNoblesville Common Councilmember grilled pancakes for thehungry customers at the NoblesvilleFire Departmentrsquos Auxiliary PancakeBreakfast The breakfast is offeredto the community in conjunction withthe Fire Prevention and SafetyAwareness Open House that theNoblesville Fire Department hosts

A portion of the proceeds goes toa worthy cause and this year we aretaking care of our own NFDEngineer Burke Smith and his familyare fighting the good fight since hiswife Betsy was diagnosed withGlioblastoma last year In additionto sales from the pancake breakfastthere were Cancer Awareness T-shirts and a prize raffle to also raisefunds Our goal this year is to beable to donate $2500 to the SmithFamily The remainder of theproceeds will be used to fund theNFD Auxiliary to serve the firedepartment and the public throughoutthe year

Southwest Quad Picnic

ABOVE Sam Dawson and Max Joslin enjoy archery shooting booth set up byHamilton County ParksRIGHT Many booths and customer strolled the Covered Bridge

Potters Bridge Festival

Noblesville Fire Department Pancake Breakfast

News 7

Racers wait at the starting line for the flag to drop at the Grand Junction Derby which took place in downtown Westfield Saturday afternoon

Grand Junction DerbyReporter photos by Perry Williams

LEFT Derek Daly announced the Derby race

ABOVE Racers waited in the pits before heading to the starting line

Puzzles8

No peeking The crossword andSudoku puzzles are located

on Page 14

Sports 9

By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorDown by a seemingly insurmountable

number of shots with nine holes left at theIHSAA state girls golf finals Saturday atPrairie View Golf Course in CarmelWestfield nearly came all the way back

The Shamrocks trailed two-timedefending champion Evansville North by10 shots but fought their way back towithin one with three holes remaining Butthe Wildcats held on and won their thirdconsecutive state championship withWestfield the runner-up for the second yearin a row

Evansville North finished with a teamscore of 618 while the Shamrocks carded620 Westfield had to fight off ColumbusNorth for the runner-up trophy the BullDogs finished third with 623

With the 10-shot deficit and the numberof holes left running out Shamrocks coachTrevor Neu gave his team an update afterthe front nine

I talked to a couple of the kidsindividually let them know where we wereat and told them that we needed to startbeing a little bit more aggressive with shotswe were comfortable with said Neu Icouldnt be more proud of this group of kidsand how they fought yesterday and howthey thought today

Westfield carded a 302 in its Saturdaysecond round an improvement of 16 shotsfrom its first round score of 318 TheShamrocks and a few other teams had tofinish some of their first-round playSaturday after rains interrupted Fridaysfirst round

Westfields consistency helped bring itinto contention Cailyn Henderson scored152 for her two rounds with Jocelyn Bruchright behind by shooting 153 Both girlswere also named to the All-State team afterthe conclusion of the meet

We definitely did not play our best asa team but we tried to persevere out thereon the last nine and made up somestrokes said Henderson We were in ittil the very last hole and they ended upwinning by two But we still played prettywell at the last nine

I just took it one shot at a time saidthe freshman Bruch I struggled a littleyesterday but I just tried to play for myselfand my team do the best that I could

Margaret Wentz shot 155 seniorMorgan Baechle scored 156 and AdrienneMontalone had 161 for the Shamrocks

Carmel placed fifth as a team with a655 Nina Hecht earned a medal finishingas part of a four-way tie for seventh placewith a 151 That earned her a spot on theAll-State team as well

It feels really good and awesome -considering how I played at sectionals and

regionals - to bounce back said Hecht Ithought my season went pretty good andit was fun sharing it with my sister

Ninas sister Rani Hecht carded a 157playing well in her senior appearance atstate

We did have a better day today saidCarmel coach Kelly Kluesner Nina andRani are the two that made a big differencetoday They just kept on fighting For Ninato be even par she shot 38 on the front andturned around and shot 34 on the backWere very proud

Hamilton Heights Caitie Gehlhausenwas the fourth county player to earn All-State honors Gehlhausen played as anindividual at state finishing with a two-dayscore of 154

I definitely had a lot of fun and Iplayed a lot better than what my scores hadshown so Im still happy with my gamesaid Gehlhausen who has committed toplay Division I golf at High PointUniversity in High Point NC

It was definitely some toughconditions so props to Holly Anderson forshooting what she did said GehlhausenAnderson from Columbus North was theindividual medalist with a score of 146 twoover par

Fishers placed seventh as a team TheTigers carded a 669 which is a 42-shotimprovement from their score last yearwhich coach Danny Smith called aremarkable improvement Morgan Lewisand Kennedy Brooker both had 158s

We played a lot better the second daythan yesterday said Smith Yesterdaywas tough Ten hours out on the golfcourse its hard to get to play 18 holes in10 hours

Hamilton Southeastern finished tied for11th with a score of 697 Julia Eaton ledthe Royals with a score of 168

Team scores Evansville North312-306=618 Westfield 318-302=620 Columbus North 314-309=623 Zionsville 318-320=638 Carmel 331-324=655

lsquoRocks finish second Hecht makes top 10

Reporter photo by Richie Hall

The Westfield girls golf team finished as state runner-up for the second year in a row The Shamrocks carded a team scoreof 620 just two shots behind Evansville North which won state for the third consecutive year

Sports10

There was no question in the mind ofHamilton Heights coach Mitch Street thatonce his Huskies got into the end zone hewould go for the victory

Thatrsquos exactly what happened Saturdayafternoon at Lucas Oil Stadium inIndianapolis as the Huskies defeated TwinLakes 14-13

Twin Lakes had just taken the lead with737 remaining on an 11-yard touchdownrun and a PAT kick That gave the Indiansa 13-6 edge They had scored in the firstquarter on a 37-yard field goal and in thesecond quarter on a 35-yard field goal withjust eight seconds before halftime

Heights got the ball setting up its finaltouchdown on an intercepted pass bySterling Weatherford

The touchdown came on a four-yard passfrom Riley White to Jesse Brown

ldquoI didnrsquot want to play them in overtimerdquoStreet said after the game concerning hisdecision to go for the two-pointer

White passed to Weatherford for thewinning points

ldquoWe work on plays like this everyThursdayrdquo Street said

ldquoI just didnrsquot think the matchup favoredus to go into overtime We had a chance towin the game and we took itrdquo

Actually Hamilton Heights had misseda PAT kick earlier in the game

After Twin Lakes went to halftime withthe two field goals and the 6-0 lead theHuskies got on the board at the 202 markin the third quarter White tossed a 10-yardpass to Brown for the TD The PAT kickfailed leaving the two teams deadlocked at6-6 entering the fourth quarter

White filled in at quarterback for JoshFeltz He hit on 6-of-12 passes for 74 yards

Without Feltz the Huskies ran the ballmore Clayton Cowan carried 14 times for59 yards and White 11 times for 57 yards

ldquoWe did some good thingsrdquo said StreetldquoA couple of penalties for first downs hurt

us We moved the ball well early in thegamerdquo

The win left Hamilton Heights with a 4-2record Both teams play in the HoosierConference but in different divisions

Heights is in the East where it looks asif the Huskies will finish secondNorthwestern has finished play with a 3-1

record and has beaten Heights The Huskiesare in a second place fight with Tipton each2-1 Since Hamilton Heights has defeatedTipton the Huskies can finish second bywinning at Western on Friday

Position week in the conference will bethe final week of the season

Street goes for the win

Reporter photo by Kirk Green

Hamilton Heights football coach Mitch Street had plenty to be happy about after the Huskies beat Twin Lakes 14-13 at Lucas Oil Stadium on Saturday Heights won bymaking a two-point conversion with 31 seconds left

Heights 14 Twin Lakes 13Heights 0 0 6 8 ndash 14Twin Lakes 3 3 0 7 ndash 13

Game Stats HH TLFirst Downs 11 15 By Rushing 6 12 By Passing 3 1 By Penalty 2 2Yards Rushing 33-163 55-222Yards Passing 74 29CompAttInt 6-12-0 1-7-2FumblesLost 1-0 2-1PenaltiesYards 7-59 7-59

Heights ScoringThird Quarter

Jesse Brown 10-yard pass from RileyWhite (kick failed) 202

Fourth QuarterBrown 4-yard pass from White (SterlingWeatherford pass from White) 31

Heights StatsRushing Clayton Cowan 14-59 White11-57 Brown 3-29 Jake Beale 2-minus1 Weatherford 3-19Passing White 6-12-74Receptions Weatherford 2-27 Brown 4-7

Homestead 328-334=662 Fishers 337-332=669 Western329-341=670 Chesterton 350-338=688 Lake Central 346-350=696 Hamilton Southeastern 34-341=697 Penn 347-350=697 Evansville Memorial 364-356=720 Bishop Dwenger361-369=730Top 10 scores 1 Holly Anderson (CN) 75-71=146 2 ElyseStasil (Ch) 75-73=148 T3 Alexia Miestowski (LC) 78-71=149Reece Malapit (Yorktown) 73-76=149 T5 Danbi Kim (CN)75-75=150 Morgan Dabagia (H) 72-78=150 T7 Nina Hecht (C)79-72=151 Hadley Walts (EN) 80-71=151 Lauren Guiao (EM)77-74=151 Annabelle Pancake (Z) 74-77=151

Westfield scores Cailyn Henderson 77-75=152 Jocelyn Bruch79-74=153 Margaret Wentz 80-75=155 Morgan Baechle 82-84=156 Adrienne Montalone 83-78=161Other Carmel scores Rani Hecht 79-78=157 Angie Kavanaugh85-86=171 Erin Evans 89-88=177 Libby McGuire 88-92=180Fishers scores Morgan Lewis 79-79=158 Kennedy Brooker 81-77=158 Anna DelPrince 84-88=172 Kate Alt 93-88=181 BrookeWilson 93 (first day) Grace Brooks 91 (second day)Southeastern scores Julia Eaton 90-78=168 Haleigh Gray 84-86=170 Chelsea Morrow 90-86=176 Nicole Dillow 92-91=183Phyllis Cha 95 (first day) Dagny Gladwell 97 (second day)Hamilton Heights score Caitie Gehlhausen 76-78=154

lsquoROCKS From Page 9

Four HamiltonCounty playersearned All-Statehonors followingthe conclusion ofthe girls golf statemeet Saturday

They are (picturedfrom left) CaitieGehlhausen

Hamilton HeightsNina Hecht

Carmel CailynHenderson

Westfield JocelynBruch Westfield

Reporter photo byRichie Hall

Sports 11

By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorThe IHSAArsquos soccer sectional

tournament begins Monday and it is usuallya wild event here in Hamilton County

Both the boys teams and girls teams willplay at four different sites in two classes -the big schools in 2A the small schools in1A Herersquos a site-by-site look at eachsectional

BOYSAT HAMILTON SOUTHEASTERNAction in this sectional starts right away

with the Class 2A No 12 host Royals takingon Pendleton Heights in the first round onMonday

The two teams met early in the seasonback on Aug 16 with HSE winning 5-0Matt Kuster has totaled 10 goals for theRoyals to lead the team

With the draw we will have to win 3games in order to repeatas sectional champions said Southeasterncoach Chris White If we are victorious inthe opener we will face a much improvedand under the radar opponent in Andersonfollowed by a possible match up with rivalFishers or other top 20 team Noblesville Our sectional is always very competitiveand it will be no different this year We have

the capability but are still working onputting it all together after going throughmost of the season without our full roster ofplayers due to injury

Fishers and Noblesville play each otherin the first semi-final on Wednesday Thetwo teams just recently met last SaturdaySept 24 with the Tigers winning 2-1

Noblesville is always a quality team andit seems we have tough battles every timewe play said Tigers coach Rob Pels

Millers coach Brian Prange agreedsaying that a playing a Hoosier CrossroadsConference team is always tough and itbecomes just as challenging when you playthem twice and less than 2 weeks apart

I know Fishers has a good team andwell coached said Prange

AT ZIONSVILLEThis four-team sectional might be

tougher than any other in the state The firstWednesday semi-final features No 18Guerin Catholic against Westfield whichcan hold its own with any team in the state

The two teams did not meet in theregular season KJ Clardy has scored ninegoals for the Shamrocks with AndrewGarvey also netting nine for the GoldenEagles

ldquoI think all of the teams inour sectional are evenly matched said GCcoach John Cech All 4 teams have anexcellent opportunity to move on toregionals It will surprise me if the goalspread in any of the games is more than 1Westfield is a talented team that is very wellcoached Coach Vaughn gets the most outof his kids year after year and meeting himand his team in a one and done situation willbe a big challenge for usrdquo

The second semi-final will be a big one- No 8 Carmel vs No 9 Zionsville The twoteams played on Aug 27 and it was afittingly close game with the Greyhoundswinning 1-0

I truly feel that our sectional is one ofthe toughest if not the toughest sectional inthe entire state It doesnt matter who wedraw said Carmel coach Shane Schmidtwho called the other teams in Sectional 17top-notch quality teams

We all play tough regular seasonschedules that hopefully prepares us for thestate tournament said the coach

Carmel beat Homestead 2-0 Saturday towin its last regular season game EthanAbbott scored a goal and AdamGostomelsky recorded the shutout asgoalkeeper

AT HAMILTON HEIGHTSOver in Class 1A the host Huskies will

play a Monday first-round game againstAnderson Prep which is winless for theseason The two teams did not play eachother in the regular season Heights coachDerrick Dean noted that his team will haveto go the long route and play in threegames to win the sectional That wouldinclude a good Liberty Christian team in thesemi-finals and No 11-ranked MuncieBurris on the other side of the draw

AT PARK TUDORIn this four-team sectional Sheridan

plays a 7-7-1 host Panthers team in the firstsemi-final The Blackhawks are winless thisyear

University gets a Heritage Christianteam that is receiving votes in the 1A pollThe two teams did not meet this seasonRyan Williams is leading the Trailblazers ingoals with 13

GIRLSAT NOBLESVILLEClass 2A Sectional 16 is arguably the

toughest girls soccer sectional in the stateIf one has any doubts look no further than

By DON JELLISONReporter EditorOnce the regional round of the IHSAA

boys tennis tourney opens on TuesdayCarmel will be challenged and HamiltonSoutheastern will ride the roll as a challenger

Not in the same regionalCarmel will play at Kokomo Hamilton

Southeastern will play at North CentralThe two Hamilton County powerhouses

swept through sectionals on Friday bothadvancing by 4-1 decisions Southeasterndefeated Noblesville and Carmel took outNo 5 ranked Guerin Catholic

Carmel the statersquos No 1 ranked teamwill open play in the Kokomo Regional at

430 pm on Tuesday meeting No 17 ratedWest Lafayette In the other first roundmatchup No 20 and host Kokomo will meetLogansport also at 430 pm

The championship meet of the KokomoRegional is scheduled for Wednesday at430 pm

Carmel which won its seventh straightsectional will be gunning for its 14thregional championship

Hamilton Southeastern (No 6) comingoff its sixth straight sectional win will havea tougher road than Carmel The Royalslooking for a fourth regional title will openat North Central at 430 pm taking on thehost Panthers

North Central is ranked No 3 and is athree-time defending state champion

In the other first round contest at NorthCentral New Palestine will take on thewinner of the Lawrence North sectionalwhich is yet to be decided The Wildcatssectional was postponed to Monday due torains LN will play Heritage Christian Thechampionship matchup at NC will be playedWednesday at 4 pm

Before North Central put together itscurrent string of three consecutive statechampionships Carmel won three in a row

Twelve of the last 14 state crowns havebeen won by Carmel North Central and No

2 ranked Park Tudor - a team that HSE beatlast week

At KokomoTuesday 430 pm Kokomo vs LogansportTuesday 430 pm Carmel vs WestLafayetteWednesday championship at 430 pm

At North CentralTuesday 430 pm Southeastern vs NorthCentralTuesday 430 pm New Palestine vsLawrence North sectional winnerWednesday championship at 4 pm

No 1 lsquoHounds No 6 Royals head to regionals

Sectional tournament begins Monday


Noblesvillersquos girls soccer team honored its seniors during its Wednesday game with Hamilton Southeastern The Millers will take on Fishers in the first semi-final at theNoblesville sectional on Thursday

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BOYSCLASS 2ASectional 16 at Hamilton SoutheasternFirst round - Monday Oct 3Southeastern (11-2-4) vs Pendleton Heights

(5-10-1) 6 pmSemi-finals - Wednesday Oct 5Fishers (4-10) vs Noblesville (8-5-3) 5 pmAnderson (10-4-1) vs Monday winner 7 pmChampionshipSaturday Oct 8 7 pm

Sectional 17 at ZionsvilleSemi-finals - Wednesday Oct 5Guerin Catholic (11-2-3) vs Westfield (6-8-1)

5 pmZionsville (14-3) vs Carmel (9-2-5) 7 pmChampionshipSaturday Oct 8 7 pm

CLASS 1ASectional 46 at Hamilton HeightsFirst round - Monday Oct 3Heights (6-8-2) vs Anderson Prep (0-11-1) 6

pmSemi-finals - Wednesday Oct 5Muncie Burris (9-1-4) vs Wapahani (0-10-2)

5 pmLiberty Christian (9-3) vs Monday winner 7

pm

ChampionshipSaturday Oct 8 7 pm

Sectional 47 at Park TudorSemi-finals - Wednesday Oct 5Park Tudor (7-7-1) vs Sheridan (0-12) 5 pmHeritage Christian (8-5-1) vs University

(9-2-1) 7 pmChampionshipSaturday Oct 8 7 pm

GIRLSCLASS 2ASectional 16 at NoblesvilleFirst round - Tuesday Oct 4Pendleton Heights (11-4) vs Anderson (0-11)

6 pmSemi-finals Thursday Oct 6Fishers (5-4-4) vs Noblesville (4-6-2) 5 pmSoutheastern (9-4-3) vs Tuesday winner 7

pmChampionshipSaturday Oct 8 2 pm

Sectional 17 at WestfieldSemi-finals - Thursday Oct 6Westfield (3-10-1) vs Carmel (13-2-1) 5 pmGuerin Catholic (5-7-1) vs Zionsville (9-6-2)

7 pmChampionshipSaturday Oct 8 2 pm

CLASS 1ASectional 40 at SheridanFirst round - Monday Oct 3Sheridan (5-7-3) vs Wapahani (2-10) 6 pmFirst round - Tuesday Oct 4Muncie Burris (5-7) vs Tipton (5-3-2) 5 pmEastern (3-8) vs Tri-Central (1-7-3) 7 pmSemi-finals - Thursday Oct 6Heights (7-8-1) vs Monday winner 5 pmTuesday winners 7 pmChampionshipSaturday Oct 8 2 pm

Sectional 42 at Heritage ChristianFirst round - Monday Oct 3Broad Ripple (4-4-1) vs Park Tudor (9-4-1)

7 pmFirst round - Tuesday Oct 4University (8-5-2) vs Heritage Christian (na)

5 pmScecina (2-8) vs Bishop Chatard (12-1-1) 7

pmSemi-finals - Thursday Oct 6International (1-4-2) vs Monday winner 5

pmTuesday winners 7 pmChampionshipSaturday Oct 8 2 pm

Hamilton County soccer sectional pairings

the first semi-final game which is Thursday between No13 Fishers and No 20 Noblesville

Both teams have under 500 records but no one woulddeny that both teams are among the top 20 in the state TheTigers and Millers play brutal schedules including acampaign in the Hoosier Crossroads Conference which hasfive teams ranked in the top 20

Noblesville and Fishers met on Sept 12 playing to a1-1 tie

Millers coach Mike Brady said his team is a better teamnow than we were at the beginning of the season and wellhave to be even better yet to make the kind of run theMillers are capable of making

The state tournament is the best time of the year saidTigers coach Ben Beasley He said that playing a team astalented as Noblesville is very exciting Coach Bradysteams always play physical and are very organizedBeasley said that Noblesville is one of the best programsin the country and will demand our best performance ofthe year

Hamilton Southeastern ranked No 7 will await thewinner of a Monday first-round game between an 11-4Pendleton Heights team and winless Anderson

I have enjoyed this group of girls so much this yearsaid HSE coach Greg Davidson The coach said the teamdesigned our season to be tournament ready and islooking forward to seeing what the fruits of our laborproduce

AT WESTFIELDSectional 17 at Westfield will also be a tough one In

this four-team sectional No 3 Carmel takes on theShamrocks in the first semi-final The Greyhounds beatWestfield 6-0 in a game played this past Monday

Katie Soderstrom has scored 19 goals to lead CarmelSectional 17 is normally one of the toughest in the state

tournament said Hounds coach Frank Dixon Lookingat records might lead you to believe it is down this yearbecause only Carmel and Zionsville are ranked in the ISCAtop 20 but that would be a mistake Both Guerin andWestfield have played very difficult regular seasonschedules and will be dangerous

The Golden Eagles will take on No 6 Zionsville in thesecond semi-final Those two teams also played this pastMonday with Guerin upsetting the Eagles 1-0

Were stoked for the opportunity to line up against oneof the state and nations best said GC coach JonathanMcClure We intend to maximize our upcoming trainingsessions to be best prepared for the challenge in front of us

AT SHERIDANThe Blackhawks host Class 1A Sectional 40 a seven-

team event Sheridan plays right out of the gate taking onWapahani Monday

The two teams did not meet in the regular season

I really like our draw for the sectionals said Hawkscoach Kurtis Olsan I like that we are playing a team thatwe havent played during the regular season Since we playeveryone but Wapahani and Muncie Burris that worked outfor us Our team is rounding into shape just in time for thetournament We have played some of ourbest soccer recently and hopefully we can keep it going forthe last week of the season and through the tournament

Hamilton Heights got the bye and will meet theSheridan-Wapahani winner in the first semi-final onThursday

There is more parity I believe this year than in yearspast among the teams and it should be an exciting weekof soccer said Huskies coach Travis Kaufmann We willbe motivated after last years loss but we also know thatwhichever team comes better prepared will have the edge

AT HERITAGE CHRISTIANUniversity will take on the host Eagles in a Tuesday

first-round game in a tough Sectional 42The Trailblazers broke into the rankings this season and

are currently rated No 17 Tessa Hudson leads UHS with15 goals scored

This sectional is also noteworthy because it features thetop ranked 1A team Bishop Chatard The Trojans also playa Tuesday first-round game with the Tuesday winnersfacing off in the second Thursday semi-final

SOCCER From Page 11

Hamilton Southeastern earned a sweepof the Hoosier Crossroads Conference crosscountry meets Saturday at NoblesvillesChanquapin Ridge Cross Country Course atWhite River Elementary School

In the boys race the Royals scored 40points taking four of the top seven placesThat included the individual championshipwhich went to Gabe Fendel in a time of154613 Brayden Watson placed fifth BenWagoner was sixth and Grant Wilsonfinished seventh

Fishers was the runner-up with 64points Sam Kuhn placed third with JoshRoth right behind in fourth place

Westfields Aaron Bennett also landedin the top 10 by taking ninth whileNoblesvilles Levi Neuzerling finished in10th place

In the girls race Southeastern edged outZionsville 60-61 for the conference titleLulu Black won the race in 182247 withLilly Cummins taking eighth and SabrinaBippus finishing in 10th

Going into the race I knew I had thepotential and capability of winning saidBlack I knew I had a chance and I wasntabout to let that go

Noblesville finished in third place with80 points Abi Little led the way for theMillers by taking sixth individually

Fishers placed fourth as a team withMiya Wai coming in fifth WestfieldsGabby Dilick placed seventh individuallyfor the Shamrocks

BOYS RACETeam scores Hamilton Southeastern40 Fishers 64 Avon 78 Westfield 100Zionsville 107 Noblesville 127Brownsburg 201

Race winner Gabe Fendel (HSE)154613Other HSE runners 5 Brayden Watson155473 6 Ben Wagoner 155473 7Grant Wilson 160022 21 BrendanHuckabee 163107 27 James Rathbun164554 30 Eric Steinmetz 165010

44 Joe Bergin 171000 48 BradySouthern 171310 60 Brady Jarosinski174412Fishers runners 3 Sam Kuhn 1553794 Josh Roth 155438 18 AaronWorley 162362 19 Ethan Meyer162953 20 Andrew Runion 163052

22 Alex Meyer 163331 25 BrandonReyes 163956 26 Peter Werling163975 32 Ashton Murray 16511835 Seth Foutty 165836

Royals sweep HCC meet

Reporter photo by Kent Graham

Hamilton Southeasternrsquos Lulu Black won the individual race at the Hoosier Crossroads Conference meet Saturday at NoblesvillersquosChanquapin Ridge Cross Country Course The Royals edged Zionsville by one point to win the team championship

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Westfield runners 9 Aaron Bennett160454 12 Desmond Herrell 16129216 Nick Leahy 161812 33 NoahShourd 165603 34 James McClure165661 40 Derek Maue 170271 42Kevin Greene 170806 45 DrewSchmitz 171223 52 Noah Douthit172169 55 Luke Tragesser 172864Noblesville runners 10 Levi Neuzerling160591 11 Eric Hoffman 161204 23Zachary Freeman 163564 49 BlakeHipkiss 171567 50 Jack Commeville171820 57 Luke Balciunas 17306959 Truman Angel 174226 62 BraedonGossard 174786 64 Jaden Wills175543GIRLS RACETeam scores Hamilton Southeastern60 Zionsville 61 Noblesville 80 Fishers98 Westfield 98 Avon 131 Brownsburg163Race winner Lulu Black (HSE) 182247Other Southeastern runners 8 LillyCummins 185830 10 Sabrina Bippus190989 17 Ellie Pedersen 19359124 Maddie Mirro 194591 39 AbbyLohman 200828 45 Kayleigh Witt202893 55 Katie Murhling 21039557 Sam Alphin 213189 64 AbbyJones 221012Noblesville runners 6 Abi Little183901 14 Kat Dombroski 19277919 Aubrie Deal 193987 20 SophieReichard 194072 21 Aubrey Swart194430 26 Katherine Sandys194749 32 Abbie Klinker 195639 49Taylor Gregory 203061 58 BrynnEaton 213219 61 Maria Anderson214142Fishers runners 5 Miya Wai 18332716 Corinne Yorkman 193130 18Kamya Lapsley 193753 28 TessaKraft 195167 31 Lilia Bodnar195631 34 Corinne OLeary 19588238 Abby Carter 200703 43 DebbieShera 202512

Westfield runners 7 Gabby Dilick184739 13 Gabby Brown 19243815 Lauren Bailey 193002 30 SydneyClifford 195376 33 Carly Bodajewicz195812 42 Lucy Shaub 202027 44Madison Smith 202688 46 SarahHamlet 202908 47 Ashley Senerius202984 53 Kyla Curtis 205353

Hamilton Heights competed in theHoosier Conference meet on Saturday

The Huskies boys finished fifth withDylan Young placing 13th individuallyAbby Christiansen was 15th for the Heightsgirls

BOYS RACETeam scores West Lafayette 25Western 93 Twin Lakes 101 Lewis Cass129 Hamilton Heights 135 RensselaerCentral 162 Tipton 172 Benton Central181 Lafayette Central Catholic 193Northwestern 229Race winner Josh Everetts (W)1647630Heights runners 13 Dylan Young1818480 18 Price Knowles 183759024 George Harden 1847080 33Michael Tyner 1916053 47 JacobGlover 2010120 67 Travis Kreitzer2925533 68 Trent Ward 3049600GIRLS RACETeam scores West Lafayette 50 BentonCentral 63 Rensselaer Central 104 TwinLakes 109 Western 127 Lewis Cass145 Northwestern 161 Hamilton Heights186 Lafayette Central Catholic 221Tipton 259Race winner Miah Martin (LC) 1855046Heights runners 15 Abby Christiansen2034670 22 Chloe Henderson2102270 48 Elizabeth Shrock2259550 49 Alex Lopez 2305583 52Kylie Schakel 2336116 61 Ellie Hunter2441766 63 Jenna Tomaszewski2608076

ROYALS From Page 12

Reporter photos by Kent Graham

Hamilton Southeasternrsquos Gabe Fendel (1704) led the way for the Royals and the field at the Hoosier Crossroads Conference cross country meet Saturday Fendel wonthe individual race and helped the Royals to the team championship

Fishersrsquo Miya Wai placed fifth in the girls race

Pictured Nick Leahy and Desmond Herrell Westfield Zachary Freeman and Levi Neuzerling Noblesville Ben WagonerHamilton Southeastern

American LeagueEast W L PCT GBBoston 93 68 578 -Baltimore 88 73 547 50Toronto 88 73 547 50NY Yankees 84 77 522 90Tampa Bay 67 94 416 260Central W L PCT GBCleveland 93 67 581 -Detroit 86 74 538 70Kansas City 81 80 503 125Chi White Sox 78 83 484 155Minnesota 58 103 360 355West W L PCT GBTexas 95 66 590 -Seattle 86 75 534 90Houston 84 77 522 110LA Angels 73 88 453 220Oakland 68 93 422 270

National LeagueEast W L PCT GBWashington 94 67 584 -NY Mets 87 74 540 70Miami 79 81 494 145Philadelphia 70 91 435 240Atlanta 67 93 419 265Central W L PCT GBChi Cubs 102 58 638 -St Louis 85 76 528 175Pittsburgh 78 82 488 240Milwaukee 72 89 447 305Cincinnati 68 93 422 345West W L PCT GBLA Dodgers 91 70 565 -San Francisco 86 75 534 50Colorado 75 86 466 160Arizona 68 93 422 230San Diego 68 93 422 230

MLB standingsSaturdayrsquos scores

NY Mets 5 Philadelphia 3St Louis 4 Pittsburgh 3

NY Yankees 7 Baltimore 3San Francisco 3 LA Dodgers 0

Washington 2 Miami 1Cincinnati 7 Chi Cubs 4

Cleveland 6 Kansas City 3

Atlanta 5 Detroit 3Minnesota 6 Chi White Sox 0

Toronto 4 Boston 3Tampa Bay 4 Texas 1

Milwaukee 4 Colorado 3 10 inningsArizona 9 San Diego 5

Houston 3 LA Angels 0Oakland 9 Seattle 8 10 innings

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38 Flax fabric40 This and the other41 Polynesian kingdom43 Man Rays art movement44 The inner self46 Indian Lilac47 Units of work48 Scale model of Earth50 It was on Little Anthonyspillow in 195852 Grazing field53 Spiritedness55 African tam-___57 Jackie Robinsons and DukeSniders team61 ____ Khrushchev64 Goodbye in Spanish65 Commotion67 Not active69 Haunted house sounds70 American cuckoo71 Rocks at mountain base72 Gaelic73 Thunderbird

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so proud of her She has so graciously invited me to join her over and over As I have toldherif I am running I am being chased either by birds or clowns Seriously Seriously

I know why I am afraid of birds When I was a little girl I watched Alfred Hitchcocksmovie The Birds Watching Tippi Hedren trapped in the phone booth while birds wereattacking the glass well it still affects me today And clowns I have no idea why Imafraid of them OK that was a tangent or bunny trail I just took you on Sorry but myexcuses have reasons

Patrice and I are leaving shortly after I finish this column for a weekend womens retreatwith Grace Church One planned event is Christian yoga Patrice is so excited She hasalso discovered the thrill of yoga She says I will love it if I just give it another try Mymind is enthusiastic My cute exercise outfit is packed as well as my yoga mat My bodyis showing signs of reluctance I just keep reminding it that there will be no birds or clowns

Maybe I will get back to the gym and maybe I will overcome my fear of birds andclowns And maybe an old cat can learn new tricks and enjoy doing them Maybejustmaybe

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of Dentistry for the Handicapped boardmember will carry on the torch via trolleycar

615 ndash 650 pm ndash Fishers City Hall1 Municipal Drive Fishers

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

Day advocate will deliver the torch to theFishers Celebration Station in a sidecar Thefirst 50 people to arrive will receivecomplementary food and drinks whileenjoying live music from the Mudsock JazzCombo featuring music by Cole Porter andHerbie Hancock two musicians withHoosier connections Mayor Scott Fadnessaddress the crowd upon torch arrival TroyFettinger a dedicated Fishers police officerwill carry on the torch via the Pint Cycle

Closing Ceremony645 ndash 830 pm ndash Noblesville

Courthouse 33 N 9th St NoblesvilleTorch arrives 720 pmDavid Heighway Hamilton County

historian will walk the torch to the designedtorch holder on the steps of the NoblesvilleCourthouse where it will rest for theevening Local metal artist Bonnie Ramirezdesigned the torch holder that willultimately become a permanent piece ofpublic art in downtown Noblesville Theclosing celebration on Noblesvilles HistoricSquare will feature live music from theHunter Smith Band photo stationsinteractive historical elements themed

dinners at local eateries and merchandisespecials around the square

Note The sun will set atapproximately 707 pm Oct 13 A full mapof the Hamilton County leg of theBicentennial Torch Relay is available here

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