commissioners make annual appointments - constant...
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Wednesday January 11 2017Sheridan Noblesville Cicero Arcadia Atlanta Carmel Fishers Westfield
Vol 4 No 6Rain all day mainly after 3 pmChance of precipitation is 40 percentthis afternoon and 80 percent tonight
TODAYrsquoS WEATHER
HIGH 53 LOW rising to 56
By FRED SWIFTHamilton County Commissioners made
their annual appoint-ments Monday Theimportance of theseappointed officialscannot be underesti-mated they are thefolks who are respon-sible for overseeingthe operation of suchinstitutions and agen-cies as Riverview Hos-pital the county health
department community corrections parksdepartment and the airport authority Theappointees are citizens who mostly serve
without pay and have expertise in the areaof their service
In addition commissioners appointseveral department heads which come undertheir jurisdiction and of course commission-ers own officers for the year Board presi-dent is now Christine Altman and vicepresident is Mark Heirbrandt Altman willalso serve as chairman of the DrainageBoard and Heirbrandt will preside over theCounty Board of Finance
All department heads were reappointedincluding the county attorney MikeHoward administrative director Dan Ste-vens highway director Brad Davis Buildingand Grounds director Steve Wood HumanResource director Sheena Randall Veteran
Service officer Lynn Epperson and Weightsand Measures inspector Cary Woodward
But commissioners announced Wood-ward will retire on March 31 and bereplaced by Steve Negy
On the countys various boards andcommissions Alan Albright was reap-pointed to the Airport Authority DrRaymond Kincaid was given a new term onthe Board of Health and LarryRoudebush retains his seat on the ParkBoard
On the Riverview Hospital Board ofTrustees Steve Holt and Greg Murraywere reappointed to new four-year termsAnd Doris Beason Jeff Juday and DanielMaynard were reappointed to one-year
terms on the Tax Assessment Board ofAppeals
Four members of the Community Cor-rections Advisory Board were reappointedStephenie Gookins Ed Offerman SteveDillon and Dan Stevens
Nancy Massey was named to the CountyCemetery Commission replacing HeraldDemaree who is retiring He becomes anhonorary member
Scott Willis was named as the countyrepresentative to the Westfield LibraryBoard taking the place of Paul Catlin whoresigned And Sean Fleck was reappointedas commissioner representative on theCounty Alcoholic Beverage Board
Commissioners make annual appointments
On Tuesday WISH-TV 8 reportedN o b l e s v i l l eresident IndianaSenator LukeKenley was takento the hospital fromhis Statehouseoffice
W I S H - T V swebsite indicatedKenley was alertwhen he left hisoffice and walkedinto the hospitalunder his own
powerKenley is the Appropriations
Committee Chairman and has served inthe Senate since 1992
Kenley
Kenley hospitalized
The Westfield City Council approvedthree new developments at Monday nightrsquosmeeting
The Depot at Spring Mill Stationlocated near 161st Street and Spring MillRoad was approved unanimously TheDepot project is a commercial developmentthat was the result of years of communityinput and planning
Two other developments Aurora andScofield Farms passed 5-2 The Auroradevelopment is both residential andcommercial and will be located near theintersection of Grassy Branch Road andState Road 38 Scofield Farms is a housingdevelopment that will be located south of196th Street between Shady Nook Road andMoontown Road
Council members also elected Jim Aketo serve as president for 2017
Westfield City Councilapproves developmentselects new president
The city of West-field announced thatthat Angela Smither-man has been namedthe new assistantdirector of publicworks
Smitherman willassist the public worksdirector with opera-tions and managementof the department She
will be responsible for grant applicationspresentations community outreach creatingordinances and the implementation andenforcement of proper safety procedures
ldquoAs Westfield continues to grow thereis an increasing demand for city servicesrdquoexplains Jeremy Lollar Public Works Direc-tor ldquoAngela showed her value as a cityemployee very quickly and it soon becameapparent that her skills were being underuti-
Westfield announces new assistantdirector of public works
The Horseshoe Prairie Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution recently inducted new members They are (picturedleft to right) Gwen Warner Caroline Gredler Bonny Hannigan Julie Reimann and Amy Holzum
Photo provided
DAR Horseshoe Prairie Chapterinducts new members
Smitherman
Executives from Eli Lilly and CoDuke Energy and The Hagerman Groupare among central Indiana professionalselected to serve on Conner Prairiersquos boardof directors effective Jan 1
Five selections will serve three-yearterms as elected board members whiletwo selections will serve ex-officio one-year terms representing entitiesthat support the museum throughout the
Conner Prairie announcesnew board members
News2
An Indianapolis woman was killed early Sunday morning in a car accident near 96thStreet and Gray Road in Carmel
At approximately 250 am Carmel Police responded to an accident near theintersection of 96th Street and Knights Bridge Boulevard Officers arrived and found twovehicles involved in the crashBased on preliminary information it appears that a black 2005 Ford F-150 truck operatedby Hernan J Posada-Rodriguez 24 Fishers was traveling eastbound on 96th Street nearKnights Bridge Boulevard which is located just west of Gray Road Rodriguez collidedwith a Red 2004 Saturn 2-door operated by Monica Davila 44 Indianapolis It appearsthe Red Saturn turned in front of Black Ford as it was traveling eastboundDavila was pronounced deceased at the scene as result of her injuriesThrough further investigation Rodriguez was arrested for Operating While Intoxicated(A-Misdemeanor) and Operating While Intoxicated Causing Death (Level 5 Felony) Hewas later transported to the Hamilton County Jail for further processingAccident Reconstructionists from the Carmel Police Department completed the crashinvestigation 96th Street and Knights Bridge Blvd was temporarily closed during theinvestigation
Sunday morning accident in Carmelclaims Indianapolis womanrsquos life year ndash the Conner Prairie Alliance a womenrsquos volunteer fundraising group and
the Conner Prairie Horizon Council a young professionalrsquos groupIndianapolis resident Mark Ferrara is vice president of human resources at Eli Lilly
and Co where his responsibilities include global employee recruiting assessmenttalent management staffing diversity and research He joined the company in 1988Ferrara is a Purdue University graduate and currently serves on the boards of YoungLife in Indiana and Kentucky and the Indiana Historical Society
Marvin Blade of Plainfield Ind is vice president of Indiana community relationsand economic development for Duke Energy He has more than 25 years of experiencein customer service account management economic development and communityrelations He earned a bachelorrsquos degree in marketing from Indiana State Universityand a masterrsquos degree in marketing from University of Phoenix Blade currently serveson the board of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce and the executive committeeof the Japan American Society of Indiana
Indianapolis resident Jeff Hagerman is chairman of The Hagerman Group He wasnamed president of the company in 2008 and assumed the chairman role in 2014 Hefocuses on new business development client relationships corporate citizenship andcorporate strategic planning Hagerman earned a bachelorrsquos degree in constructionengineering and management from Purdue University
David Mills of Zionsville Ind is chief executive officer and founder of TenentVentures a computer software company Previously he was senior vice president ofresearch and development for Blackboard chief technical officer of Moodleroomsand chief technical officer of Angel Learning He earned a bachelorrsquos degree incomputer technology from Purdue University
Indianapolis resident Randy Wilson is currently retired after participating in a widevariety of professions and employments for more than 45 years A graduate of IndianaUniversity he received a law degree from University of Denver From 1967-1970 heserved on active duty with the U S Marine Corps and was discharged with the rankof captain
Representing the Conner Prairie Alliance on the board in ex-officio status is LindaTyler of Fishers Ind who retired from Girl Scouts of Central Indiana after 21 yearsof service in 2010 In 2011 she juried into the Hamilton County Artistrsquos Associationand has held numerous positions with the organization including president in 2016She has been a member of the Alliance a womenrsquos fundraising group that supportsthe museum since 2012 and will serve as the grouprsquos 2017 president Tyler earned abachelorrsquos degree in design from Miami (Ohio) University
Representing the Conner Prairie Horizon Council on the board in ex-officio statusis Geist resident Jon Paul Patterson who joined the sales and reporting department atElanco Animal Health in May He earned a bachelorrsquos degree in economics fromWabash College and a masterrsquos degree from Purdue Universityrsquos Krannert School ofManagement He has been a member of the Horizon Council a young professionalsgroup that supports the museum for six years and will serve as president in 2017
CONNER PRAIRIE From Page 1
lized as an administrative managerrdquoldquoIrsquom excited about this new position as
it will allow me the opportunity to expandmy role in supporting our staff while servingthe communityrdquo says Smitherman
Angela Smitherman will continue herwork as the director of the WestfieldRunning Club She is also a board memberof Girls on the Run Central Indiana whichis a non-profit organization dedicated toempowering girls through running Theorganization is active in Westfield Washing-ton Schools
Smitherman started her new positionJan 9 She has been a Westfield employeefor more than two years
WESTFIELDFrom Page 1
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Verily I say unto you Among them that are born of women therehath not risen a greater than John the Baptist notwithstanding hethat is least in the kingdom of heaven is greater than he
- Matthew 1111
50 Years AgoNews Judge Edward F New Jr yesterday authorized a change in thecountys juvenile officers New ordered that Chief Deputy Sheriff Larry Cookshall become the new court juvenile officer replacing Clifford McCoryMcCory is now Sheriff and feels he is too busy to retain control of the juvenileaid divisionSports Offensive powerhouse Hamilton Heights an explosive quintet whichthree times this season has shattered a school team scoring record anddefensive-minded Westfield owner of the countys best defensive record meethere tonight for the crown of the second annual Hamilton County InvitationalAd Murphys the Complete Variety Store Open Sundays 1230 Noon to 530pm January Sale Now in Progress Storewide Clearance
3Obituaries
Elen Lea Zook
September 22 1941 - January 6 2017
Elen Lea Zook 75 of Noblesville passed away on Friday January 6 2017 She wasborn on September 22 1941 to Oren E and Mary Ruth (Holcomb)Rork in Anderson Indiana Elen was retired from the Indiana Schoolfor the Deaf where she loved her time as a teacher She was a memberof the IN Bass Association for the Deaf and the National BassAssociation for the Deaf and was very involved in the Prayer WarriorNewsletter
She is survived by her two sons Joe (Juanita) McCoy and Timothy(Leigh Ann) McCoy two brothers Alan (Diane) Rork and Oren (Rita)Rork Jr and five grandchildren Zachary amp Erin McCoy and BrookePaige amp Trevor McCoy
In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her husband Jack Zook whopassed away in 2004
Services will be held at 200 pm on Saturday January 21 2017 at Creekside MinistriesChurch 10501 Hague Rd in Fishers with visitation beginning at 1100 am Burial will beat Prairie Baptist Cemetery in Noblesville
Memorial contributions may be made to Southeastern Baptist Camp PO Box 648Westport IN 47283 Peace Lutheran Church for the Deaf 6404 E 46th St IndianapolisIN 46226 or Creekside Ministries Church 10501 Hague Rd Fishers IN 46038
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Helga Ann Menges Morford
January 24 1930 - December 26 2016
Helga Ann Menges Morford 86 of Carmel passed away on December 26 2016 Shewas born on January 24 1930 in Heidelberg Germany the daughterof Maria and Wilfred Menges She married Rudy Geyer an Americansoldier and moved to the USA in 1948 Over the years she became aUS citizen She and Rudy had 5 children one of those children Kathydied as a small child Helga had another child after her marriage toRudy ended She later married Walter Durham Morford
Survivors include her children Dave Geyer (Marcee) HeidiBaldwin Steve Geyer (Peggy) Bill Geyer and Peter Morford (Beth)16 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren sister Heide
Hendryx and brother William MengesHelga lived in Carmel 2 separate times for almost 30 years She worked at the Carmel
MCL Cafeteria for most of those years and leaves behind many good co-workers goodfriends and great memories
A special family Memorial Service is planned at a later date in South Dakota whereher cremains will be buried beside her baby daughter Kathy
Bussell Family Funerals Carmel-Westfield is privileged to assist the family inarrangements
Jean Helen Keith
August 11 1931 - January 9 2017
Jean Helen Keith 85 of Noblesville passed away on Monday January 9 2017 atHarbour Manor Care Center in Noblesville She was born on August11 1931 to Milford Lee and Regina (Koebel) Sater in St LouisMissouri
Jean was a graduate of Great Neck High School in Long IslandNY and received her nursing degree from Adelphi University and hermasters degree from St Johns University She stayed home while herchildren were young and then began her nursing career which lastedfrom 1953-2005 Her first nursing position was with Nassau Hospitalin Long Island NY After that she was the Assistant Director ofNursing for Huntington Hospital in Long Island before moving to
Smithtown Hospital in Smithtown Long Island She then took a nursing position at StJohns Hospital in Anderson IN before becoming the Director of Nursing for anIndianapolis nursing home Jean spent 12 years as a surveyor for the IN Board of Healthinspecting nursing homes She was a member of First United Methodist Church inNoblesville the Daughters of the American Revolution - Horseshoe Prairie ChapterMended Hearts and the SVEA Lodge 253 VASA Order of America She enjoyed buyingand selling antiques as well as tracking family through genealogy
She is survived by her husband John Keith her children Brian Keith Sheryl (Andre)Penu and Karen (Christopher) Le Plastrier two brothers Robert Sater and Daniel Sater12 grandchildren Keith John Jesse amp Mark Penu Faith Brewer Jessica Gregory Oliveramp Kathryn Flor Haley Hast and Hannah amp Hollyn Keith and great-grandchildrenCatherine Hast and one more coming soonIn addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her brother Donald Sater
Services will be held at 100 pm on Thursday January 12 2017 at Randall amp RobertsFuneral Home 1150 Logan Street in Noblesville with Pastor Dick Judson officiatingVisitation will be from 400 pm to 700 pm on Wednesday January 11 2017 at the funeralhome with an additional visitation time beginning at 12 noon Burial will be at CrownlandCemetery in Noblesville
Memorial contributions may be made to Hamilton County Cancer Fund co GoodSamaritan Network PO Box 339 Noblesville IN 46061
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Additional obituaries appear on Page 4
Obituaries4Kayla Marie McBride
January 16 2000 - January 7 2017
Kayla Marie McBride 16 of Shelbyville passed away on the evening of SaturdayJanuary 7 2017 at Especially Kids Health amp Rehabilitation in Shelbyville She was bornon January 16 2000 in Bay City Michigan Kayla attended Storer Elementary School inMuncie
She is survived by her father Kenneth McBride mother Katrina (Jamin) Savagematernal grandparents Dicki amp Richard Bickel and Bruce amp Martha Downing paternalgrandparents Gerald amp Bobbie Haynes sisters Kierra McBride and Kylie McBridebrother Kristopher McBride niece Breona LaForce aunt Dana Orr and uncles KrisDowning Tom Nelson and Mike Nelson Kayla was preceded in death by her uncle GerryHaynes and several great-grandparents
No services will be held The family has entrusted Kaylas care with Randall amp RobertsFuneral Homes in Noblesville
Memorial contributions may be made to Ronald McDonald House of Indiana 435Limestone Street Indianapolis IN 46202
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Lee R Nylander
June 26 1940 - January 6 2017
Lee R Nylander 76 of Noblesville passed away on Friday January 6 2017 atWellbrooke of Carmel He was born on June 26 1940 to Stanley Oand Pat (Tostesen) Nylander in Elmwood Park Illinois
Lee was retired from Broutman amp Associates in Chicago wherehe had been a vice president for 19 years He received hisundergraduate degree from Luther College in Decorah Iowa and hisPhD from Loyola University in Chicago He was a past-president ofthe Society of Plastic Engineers a member of the Blatchley NatureClub in Noblesville and a member of Noblesville Baptist Church Heraised prized orchids and was a past-president of the Illinois Orchid
SocietyHe is survived by his wife Belva G Nylander children Kimberely (Lou) Nylander
Herrera and Neil E (Aliya) Nylander step-children Lisa (Kurt) Herron Richard (Kathy)Gigante Andrew (Shannon) Gigante and Lauren (Matt) Wilkens 14 grandchildren andone great-grandchild
Services will be held at 1100 am on Saturday January 14 2017 at Noblesville BaptistChurch 1338 E Pleasant Street in Noblesville with Pastor Seth Leeman officiatingVisitation will be from 400 pm to 800 pm on Friday January 13 2017 at Randall ampRoberts Funeral Center 1685 Westfield Road in Noblesville An additional visitation willbe held at the church on Saturday from 1000 am until time of service Burial will be atCrownland Cemetery in Noblesville
Memorial contributions may be made to National Parkinson Foundation 200 SE 1stStreet Suite 800 Miami FL 33131 or Noblesville Baptist Church 1338 E Pleasant StreetNoblesville IN 46060
Condolences wwwrsandallrobertscom
Tony Eugene Harber
February 17 1970 - January 8 2017
Tony Eugene Harber 46 of Noblesville passed away on Sunday January 8 2017 athis home He was born on February 17 1970 to Fred and Margaret(Sutton) Harber in Noblesville Indiana
For 10 years Tony worked for the City of Noblesville StreetDepartment and loved car shows and motorcycles He was a lovingfather husband son brother and Pappy Tony loved spending timewith his family and will be greatly missed
He is survived by his wife Angela Harber mother MargaretHarber (Gary) Teichman daughters Shawna (Roger) Fouse and HaleyHarber siblings Fred (Ruth) Harber Jr Glenda Harber Paula(Wayne) Bledsoe and Adam Harber as well as two grandchildrenQuinn and Hudson
Tony was preceded in death by his father Fred and grandparents Clarence amp HazelHarber and Ruby amp Otis Sutton
Visitation will be from 400 pm to 800 pm on Wednesday January 11 2017 at Randallamp Roberts Funeral Center 1685 Westfield Road in Noblesville Services will be heldat 1100 am on Thursday January 12 2017 at the funeral home Burial will be at CrownlandCemetery in Noblesville
Memorial Contributions may be made in honor of Tony Harber to Colon CancerCoalition 5666 Lincoln Drive Suite 270 Edina MN 55436
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Hamilton County Reporter
Hamilton Countyrsquos Hometown Newspaper
Sports 5
The Hamilton Heights girls swim teamcontinued its winning streak on Tuesday bybeating Western 104-80
The Huskies won the medley relay andthe 400 freestyle relay swam by LaurenSears Lucy Uhrick Rachel SanqunettiClaire Sloderbeck and Ryleigh Poe Uhrickwon both the individual medley and the 100breaststroke Rachel Sanqunetti took firstplace in the 100 backstroke The Huskiesswept the 500 freestyle with RachelSanqunetti taking first Ryleigh Poe secondand Madi Hasler third
The Heights boys team took a loss107-75 The Huskies team took first placein the medley relay swam by Jared HolderCamden Dimmock Logan Fakes and DylanYoung Logan Fakes also took first placein the 100 breaststroke
Holder had a great night winning thebutterfly and taking first place and breakingthe school record in the 50 freestyle with thetime of 2220
The Huskies swim the HoosierConference meet Saturday at PurdueUniversity
GIRLS MEETOne-meter diving Ivy Houser 31430 BaileyHaworth 18520 Jaydn Lutz 1802050 freestyle Claire Sloderbeck 2625 LaurenSears 2702 Lily McCormick 3345
100 freestyle Sears 5945 Tiffany Williams10464100 backstroke 1 Rachel Sanqunetti 10231Williams 11140 Allison Osborne 11256100 butterfly Sloderbeck 10632100 breaststroke Lucy Uhrick 11820 GenTrese 12739 McCormick 13317200 freestyle Ryleigh Poe 21087 Osborne21710 Madi Hasler 22438200 individual medley Uhrick 23254 Trese24832500 freestyle Sanqunetti 52894 Poe 55226Hasler 62456200 freestyle relay Heights 15639200 medley relay Heights A 20208 HeightsB 22167400 freestyle relay Heights 35317
BOYS MEETOne-meter diving Lee Martin 1520050 freestyle Jared Holder 2220 new schoolrecord Dylan Young 2480 Grant Lamkin 2574Jacob Glover 2902 Ethan Hall 3516 TravisKreutzer 3597100 freestyle Nate Russell 5647 Tony Harden5690 Josh Glover 10183100 butterfly Holder 5732 Young 10582100 breaststroke Logan Fakes 10931Camden Dimmock 11243 Glover 12203100 backstroke Grant Lamkin 11082 JoeRinger 11895200 freestyle Fakes 15993 Russell 20931Glover 24857200 individual medley Dimmock 23380500 freestyle Ringer 64022 Kreutzer 90035200 freestyle relay Heights 14299200 medley relay Heights A 15122 HeightsB 20704400 freestyle relay Heights A 34241Heights B 41907
The Noblesville gymnastics team beganits season Monday by hosting a three-teammeet
The Millers finished second with 93775points Northwestern won the meet with ascore of 97275 while Western was third67975 Noblesville has 13 gymnasts on itsroster this year Six of them are seniorsincluding the VanBuskirk triplets and EsmaTaylor who returns after having to sit outher junior year due to injury
Taylor came back with a bang gettingNoblesvilles highest score of the night Sheearned an 855 on the floor exercise placingsecond in that event
Esma was out all last season due to aback injury and it was just awesome to seeher compete this evening said Millerscoach Jody Ramey
Taylor also placed second on the unevenbars and finished second in the all-aroundwith a score of 32125 Ellie VanBuskirkwas the balance beam runner-up while
Maddie and Ronnie VanBuskirk tied forthird on the vault with scores of 840
I am very proud of our strongsenior leadership that we have on theteam especially with 5 new freshmen enter-ing our program said Ramey
Noblesvilles next meet is on Saturdaywith the Millers traveling to The GymnasticsCompany Club Gym South for a 1230 pmcompetition with Roncalli
Team scores Northwestern 97275 Noblesville93775 Western 67975
All-around scores 2 Esma Taylor 32125Ronnie VanBuskirk 29725 Grace Kwiatkowski29025 Olivia Mangin 27325Vault T3 Maddie VanBuskirk 840 R VanBus-kirk 840 Taylor 820 Mangin 815 Ellie Van-Buskirk 810 Kwiatkowski 800Uneven bars 2 Taylor 7625 3 Kwiatkowski735 4 M VanBuskirk 7275 5 R VanBuskirk725 E VanBuskirk 700 Mangin 460Balance beam 2 E VanBuskirk 785 4 Taylor775 Mangin 705 R VanBuskirk 700 Kwiat-kowski 5875 Ella Deno 515Floor exercise 2 Taylor 855 6 Kwiatkowski780 Mangin 7525 R VanBuskirk 7075 MVanBuskirk 680 Kayleigh Sahr 635
Millers open season with runner-up finish
Holder breaks Huskies boys 50 free record
Photos provided
RIGHT Jared Holder points to his new Hamilton Heights school record time inthe 50 freestyle Holder swam the race in 2220 seconds
BELOW Lucy Uhrick won the individual medley and breaststroke events andwas part of the winning 400 freestyle relay team
6 Sports
The Noblesville swim teams split a dualmeet with North Central on Tuesday
The Miller boys won 101-84 JackWolfred was a double winner in the 200 and500 freestyles Noblesvilles 200 freestylerelay also was victorious
In the girls meet the Millers fell 130-51Dayana Popa won the diving event
University also competed at the meetbut it was not part of the team competitionBrody Davidson had the best overall finishfor the Trailblazers taking fifth in the boysindividual medley In the girls meet MacyPaton was seventh in the 50 free and the200 medley relay also took seventh
GIRLS MEETTeam score North Central 130Noblesville 51200 medley relay 3 Noblesville A(Kyra Smythe Rachel Tat Ava WettrickAlexa Akers) 15944 7 University A(Macy Paton Caitlin Clark Ella EskenaziIsabela Wise) 23927200 freestyle 4 Brianna McBride (N)20838 5 Elizabeth Mulanax (N)21066 10 Clark (U) 30156200 individual medley 4 Akers (N)22571 5 Tat (N) 2276550 freestyle 2 Gillian Cripe (N) 26485 Brooke Haflich (N) 2770 7 Paton (U)3253 8 Eskenazi (U) 3299One-meter diving Dayana Popa (N)25460100 butterfly 3 Wettrick (N) 10487 5Tina Berger (N) 10891100 freestyle 4 Akers (N) 5846 5Sarah Hayes (N) 5870 8 Wise (U)11249500 freestyle 3 Cripe (N) 53897 5McBride (N) 55050200 freestyle relay 3 Noblesville A(Hayes Rebecca Richardson JosieGriffin Cripe) 14987100 backstroke 4 Jordan Wolfred (N)11343 5 Berger (N) 11371 10 Wise(U) 12737 11 Paton (U) 13134100 breaststroke 3 Tat (N) 11295 5Smythe (N) 11874 8 Clark (U) 13750400 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A(Akers Haflich Berger Cripe) 35911 2Noblesville B (Wettrick GriffinMulanax Richardson) 40960 3Noblesville C (Corissa Everhart KelseyLovitt Anna Radican Emily DeCocq)42947BOYS MEETTeam scores Noblesville 101 NorthCentral 84
200 medley relay 2 Noblesville A(Cameron Kramer Sam Bleisch EvanDiamente Isaac Johnston) 14504 3Noblesville B (Nick Beeson IsaacStephan Will Huff Lawson Crum)15062 6 University A (Charles EarleCole Reinholt Brody Davidson CordellWilson) 15893200 freestyle 1 Jack Wolfred (N)14938 3 Aaron Helms (N) 15267 4Jakob Janson (N) 15520 9 Wilson (U)2252 11 Max Ammerman (U) 2426812 Ian Weiker (U) 30534200 individual medley 2 Kramer (N)20836 3 Stephan (N) 21077 5Davidson (U) 21316 10 Earle (U)24058
50 freestyle 2 Diamente (N) 2291 3Johnston (N) 2314 5 Crum (N) 2424 8Reinholt (U) 2781 11 Zachary Daniels(U) 3359 12 Christian Moore (U) 4367One-meter diving 2 Ryan Plummer (N)15325 3 Chase Martin (N) 13565 4Gavin Smythe (N) 12495100 butterfly 2 Diamente (N) 5554 3Huff (N) 5760 4 Bailey Huemann (N)10438100 freestyle 2 Johnston (N) 5165 4Crum (N) 5302 5 Seth Koszyk (N)5376 10 Ammerman (U) 11439 11Weiker (U) 13023 12 Moore (U)14647500 freestyle 1 Wolfred (N) 50013 2Janson (N) 51087 3 Helms (N)51402
200 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A(Johnston Diamente Crum Wolfred)13275 3 Noblesville B (Huff HelmsKoszyk Janson) 13616100 backstroke 2 Kramer (N) 5872 4Beeson (N) 10137 7 Earle (U) 112719 Wilson (U) 12088100 breaststroke 2 Bleisch (N)10678 3 Stephan (N) 10812 5 Griffin(N) 10993 7 Reinholt (U) 11206 10Daniels (U) 14033400 freestyle relay 2 Noblesville A(Kramer Janson Helms Wolfred)32500 3 Noblesville B (Koszyk HuffStephan Beeson) 33876 6 UniversityA (Davidson Reinholt Earle Wilson)40753
Millers split with North Central
Photo by Bret Richardson
NHS Sophomore Jack Wolfred (right) and North Centrals Robert Krahulik leave their blocks in the anchor leg of the 200 freerelayWolfred touched first and also won the 200 and 500 free in the Millers defeat of North Central on Tuesday
Hamilton Heights scored an overwhelm-ing Hoosier Confer-ence win on Tuesdaybeating Western 56-12
The Huskies led13-0 after the firstquarter and 33-7 athalftime KaylaKirtley led Heightswith 18 points withLauryn Wiley adding13 and BayleighRunner scoring 10Wiley also had eight
rebounds Lexi Branham made nine stealsand dished out four assists Runner alsomade four steals while Sydney Griffey hadtwo blocks
The Huskies are now 2-1 in the confer-ence and 10-6 overall Heights travels to
Tipton on Saturday for a 130 pm game
Heights 56Western 12
Heights FG FT TP PFBayleigh Runner 4-7 1-1 10 0Kayla Kirtley 7-10 1-1 18 0Ashton Runner 1-6 2-2 4 2Lauryn Wiley 6-10 1-1 13 4Sydney Griffey 2-7 3-3 7 2Abby Christiansen 0-1 0-0 0 1Lexi Branham 1-5 0-0 2 0Peyton Bissett 1-2 0-0 2 0Totals 22-48 8-8 56 9Score by QuarterHeights 13 20 9 14 - 56Western 0 7 4 1 - 12Heights 3-point shooting (4-11) Kirtley 3-5 BRunner 1-4 Branham 0-2Heights rebounds (20) Wiley 8 B Runner 3Kirtley 3 Griffey 3 A Runner 1 Branham 1Bissett 1
Huskies overwhelm Western
Branham
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Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBToronto 25 13 658 -Boston 23 15 605 15New York 17 21 447 75Philadelphia 10 25 286 140Brooklyn 8 29 216 155Southeast W L PCT GBAtlanta 22 16 579 -Washington 19 18 514 30Charlotte 20 19 513 15Orlando 16 23 410 55Miami 11 29 275 105Central W L PCT GBCleveland 28 9 757 -Indiana 20 18 526 85Milwaukee 19 18 514 90Chicago 19 20 487 90Detroit 18 22 450 115
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 24 16 600 -Oklahoma City 23 16 590 10Portland 17 23 425 70Denver 14 23 378 85Minnesota 12 26 316 115Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 30 8 789 -Houston 31 9 775 15Memphis 24 16 600 80New Orleans 15 24 385 165Dallas 11 27 289 190Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 33 6 846 -LA Clippers 26 14 650 70Sacramento 16 22 421 155LA Lakers 15 27 357 185Phoenix 12 26 316 190
NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos scores
Washington 101 Chicago 99Toronto 114 Boston 106Atlanta 117 Brooklyn 97
Houston 121 Charlotte 114
Milwaukee 109 San Antonio 107Utah 100 Cleveland 92
Portland 108 LA Lakers 87Golden State 107 Miami 95Sacramento 100 Detroit 94
Sports 7
Guerin Catholic fell to Harrison 59-43in a Tuesday game at the Eagles Nest
The Raiders led the Golden Eagles 19-6after the first quarter and 37-18 at halftimeKate Anderson scored 10 points to leadGuerin Catholic while Grace Demas had sixrebounds Danielle Mason made six steals
The Golden Eagles are 6-14 for theseason and are off until Friday Jan 20when they travel to Brebeuf Jesuit for a 6pm Circle City Conference game
Harrison 59 GuerinCatholic 43
Guerin FG FT TP PFDanielle Mason 0-3 2-2 2 3
Erin Fuller 3-4 2-6 9 1Sydney Geis 1-8 0-3 2 2Carly Hammons 0-2 0-0 0 4Maggie Stordy 0-0 0-0 0 0Grace Demas 2-10 0-1 4 2Grace Hackett 1-3 0-0 2 2Kate Anderson 5-7 0-0 10 4Nicole Cunningham 3-5 1-3 9 0Sarah Eberhart 0-1 0-0 0 0Hanna Bills 2-3 0-1 5 1Totals 17-46 5-16 43 19Score by QuartersHarrison 19 18 8 14 - 59Guerin 6 12 7 18 - 43Guerin Catholic 3-point shooting (4-19)Cunningham 2-4 Bills 1-2 Fuller 1-1 Geis 0-5Mason 0-2 Hackett 0-2 Hammons 0-1 Demas0-1 Eberhart 0-1Guerin Catholic rebounds (16) Demas 6Anderson 4 Fuller 2 Hackett 2 Hammons 1Bills 1
University won its sixth straight gameon Tuesday defeating Indianapolis Lutheran57-37 on Tuesday
The Saints led 12-11 after the firstquarter but the Blazers took off in thesecond period jumping ahead 28-16 byhalftime University kept rolling in the thirdquarter leading 49-21 by the end of theperiod
Natalie Nickless had an incredibleshooting night draining seven 3-pointersNickless also made two free throws to total23 points Lindsey Syrek added 10 pointsLucy Snyder led the UHS rebounding withsix with Nickless grabbing five Lily Snydermade four steals while Syrek and AlexaNealy each blocked two shots
The Blazers are now 14-3 and travel toFaith Christian for a 6 pm game onThursday
University 57Indpls Lutheran 37
University FG FT TP PFMaggie Klemsz 0-2 0-2 0 2Honor Cosby 1-1 2-2 4 3Lilly Fair 0-0 0-0 0 0Lily Snyder 3-5 2-2 8 1Lucy Snyder 2-3 4-4 8 1Meredith Rogers 0-0 0-0 0 1Emma Caress 2-5 0-0 4 0Lindsey Syrek 4-7 2-2 10 2Alexa Nealy 0-1 0-1 0 3Natalie Nickless 7-13 2-2 23 3Totals 19-37 12-15 57 16Score by QuartersLutheran 12 4 5 16 - 37University 11 17 21 8 - 57University 3-point shooting (7-15) Nickless 7-13Li Snyder 0-1 Caress 0-1University rebounds (26) Lu Snyder 6 Nickless5 Cosby 4 Nealy 4 Syrek 3 Li Snyder 2Klemsz 1 Fair 1
Sheridan dropped a 62-44 HoosierHeartland Conference game at Taylor onTuesday
The Blackhawks led 9-7 after the firstquarter but the Titans took control in thesecond period and led 32-21 at halftimeAiden Roaten scored 11 points for Sheridan
Nicholas Burnell dominated the boardswith 14 rebounds with Roaten and TannerSwindle each pulling six
The Hawks finished HHC play with a3-1 record and will finish in a tie for firstplace in the East Division Clinton Central
is also 3-1 in the East Taylor is 2-1 with onegame left to play
Sheridan is 5-7 overall and next hostsElwood on Saturday
Taylor 62Sheridan 44
Sheridan FG FT TP PFJack Waitt 4-12 0-1 9 3Drake Delph 2-9 2-6 7 2Sean Weitzel 1-5 1-4 3 4Tommy Glidden 1-5 0-0 2 1Cameron Weitzel 1-8 0-0 2 4Aiden Roaten 3-6 5-6 11 4Nicholas Burnell 2-7 2-5 6 1Kenny Burnell 0-0 0-2 0 0Tanner Swindle 2-7 0-2 4 1Totals 16-59 10-26 44 20Score by QuartersSheridan 9 12 10 13 - 44Taylor 7 25 12 18 - 62Sheridan 3-point shooting (2-24) Waitt 1-8Delph 1-3 C eitzel 0-5 S Weitzel 0-3 Glidden0-3 Roaten 0-2Sheridan rebounds (37) N Burnell 14 Roaten 6Swindle 6 Waitt 3 S Weitzel 3 Delph 2 CWeitzel 2 K Burnell 1
lsquoHawks drop HHC game to Taylor
lsquoBlazers win sixth straight game
Guerin girls fall to Harrison
Shamrocks beat TiptonWestfield snapped a four-game losing
streak on Tuesday by beating Tipton 43-25in an away game
The Shamrocks slowly increased theirlead throughout the first three quartersgoing up 17-12 at halftime and 27-20 afterthree periods Westfield then put the gameaway by outscoring the Blue Devils 16-5in the fourth quarter
Ian Kristensen scored 12 points withJonah Welch contributing 11 Kristensenand Josh Van Dyke both pulled fiverebounds Jonah Welch made four stealsand Caleb Welch blocked two shots
Westfield is now 2-6 for the seasonand travels to Hamilton Southeastern onFriday Tipoff is 8 pm and will be thesecond game of a Hoosier CrossroadsConference girl-boy doubleheader
Westfield 43Tipton 25
Westfield FG FT TP PFZach Banks 2-6 4-4 8 1Aaron Bennett 3-8 0-0 8 2Josh Van Dyke 1-4 1-2 3 0Jaret Bailey 0-1 0-0 0 1Jonah Welch 5-6 1-2 11 1Caleb Welch 0-3 1-2 1 1Ian Kristensen 4-6 2-2 12 3Michael Koza 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 15-34 9-12 43 9Score by QuartersWestfield 10 7 10 16 - 43Tipton 7 5 8 5 - 25Westfield 3-point shooting (4-7) Bennett 2-3Kristensen 2-2 Van Dyke 0-1 C Welch 0-1Westfield rebounds (23) Van Dyke 5Kristensen 5 Bennett 4 J Welch 4 Banks 3C Welch 1 Koza 1
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An Indianapolis woman was killed early Sunday morning in a car accident near 96thStreet and Gray Road in Carmel
At approximately 250 am Carmel Police responded to an accident near theintersection of 96th Street and Knights Bridge Boulevard Officers arrived and found twovehicles involved in the crashBased on preliminary information it appears that a black 2005 Ford F-150 truck operatedby Hernan J Posada-Rodriguez 24 Fishers was traveling eastbound on 96th Street nearKnights Bridge Boulevard which is located just west of Gray Road Rodriguez collidedwith a Red 2004 Saturn 2-door operated by Monica Davila 44 Indianapolis It appearsthe Red Saturn turned in front of Black Ford as it was traveling eastboundDavila was pronounced deceased at the scene as result of her injuriesThrough further investigation Rodriguez was arrested for Operating While Intoxicated(A-Misdemeanor) and Operating While Intoxicated Causing Death (Level 5 Felony) Hewas later transported to the Hamilton County Jail for further processingAccident Reconstructionists from the Carmel Police Department completed the crashinvestigation 96th Street and Knights Bridge Blvd was temporarily closed during theinvestigation
Sunday morning accident in Carmelclaims Indianapolis womanrsquos life year ndash the Conner Prairie Alliance a womenrsquos volunteer fundraising group and
the Conner Prairie Horizon Council a young professionalrsquos groupIndianapolis resident Mark Ferrara is vice president of human resources at Eli Lilly
and Co where his responsibilities include global employee recruiting assessmenttalent management staffing diversity and research He joined the company in 1988Ferrara is a Purdue University graduate and currently serves on the boards of YoungLife in Indiana and Kentucky and the Indiana Historical Society
Marvin Blade of Plainfield Ind is vice president of Indiana community relationsand economic development for Duke Energy He has more than 25 years of experiencein customer service account management economic development and communityrelations He earned a bachelorrsquos degree in marketing from Indiana State Universityand a masterrsquos degree in marketing from University of Phoenix Blade currently serveson the board of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce and the executive committeeof the Japan American Society of Indiana
Indianapolis resident Jeff Hagerman is chairman of The Hagerman Group He wasnamed president of the company in 2008 and assumed the chairman role in 2014 Hefocuses on new business development client relationships corporate citizenship andcorporate strategic planning Hagerman earned a bachelorrsquos degree in constructionengineering and management from Purdue University
David Mills of Zionsville Ind is chief executive officer and founder of TenentVentures a computer software company Previously he was senior vice president ofresearch and development for Blackboard chief technical officer of Moodleroomsand chief technical officer of Angel Learning He earned a bachelorrsquos degree incomputer technology from Purdue University
Indianapolis resident Randy Wilson is currently retired after participating in a widevariety of professions and employments for more than 45 years A graduate of IndianaUniversity he received a law degree from University of Denver From 1967-1970 heserved on active duty with the U S Marine Corps and was discharged with the rankof captain
Representing the Conner Prairie Alliance on the board in ex-officio status is LindaTyler of Fishers Ind who retired from Girl Scouts of Central Indiana after 21 yearsof service in 2010 In 2011 she juried into the Hamilton County Artistrsquos Associationand has held numerous positions with the organization including president in 2016She has been a member of the Alliance a womenrsquos fundraising group that supportsthe museum since 2012 and will serve as the grouprsquos 2017 president Tyler earned abachelorrsquos degree in design from Miami (Ohio) University
Representing the Conner Prairie Horizon Council on the board in ex-officio statusis Geist resident Jon Paul Patterson who joined the sales and reporting department atElanco Animal Health in May He earned a bachelorrsquos degree in economics fromWabash College and a masterrsquos degree from Purdue Universityrsquos Krannert School ofManagement He has been a member of the Horizon Council a young professionalsgroup that supports the museum for six years and will serve as president in 2017
CONNER PRAIRIE From Page 1
lized as an administrative managerrdquoldquoIrsquom excited about this new position as
it will allow me the opportunity to expandmy role in supporting our staff while servingthe communityrdquo says Smitherman
Angela Smitherman will continue herwork as the director of the WestfieldRunning Club She is also a board memberof Girls on the Run Central Indiana whichis a non-profit organization dedicated toempowering girls through running Theorganization is active in Westfield Washing-ton Schools
Smitherman started her new positionJan 9 She has been a Westfield employeefor more than two years
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Verily I say unto you Among them that are born of women therehath not risen a greater than John the Baptist notwithstanding hethat is least in the kingdom of heaven is greater than he
- Matthew 1111
50 Years AgoNews Judge Edward F New Jr yesterday authorized a change in thecountys juvenile officers New ordered that Chief Deputy Sheriff Larry Cookshall become the new court juvenile officer replacing Clifford McCoryMcCory is now Sheriff and feels he is too busy to retain control of the juvenileaid divisionSports Offensive powerhouse Hamilton Heights an explosive quintet whichthree times this season has shattered a school team scoring record anddefensive-minded Westfield owner of the countys best defensive record meethere tonight for the crown of the second annual Hamilton County InvitationalAd Murphys the Complete Variety Store Open Sundays 1230 Noon to 530pm January Sale Now in Progress Storewide Clearance
3Obituaries
Elen Lea Zook
September 22 1941 - January 6 2017
Elen Lea Zook 75 of Noblesville passed away on Friday January 6 2017 She wasborn on September 22 1941 to Oren E and Mary Ruth (Holcomb)Rork in Anderson Indiana Elen was retired from the Indiana Schoolfor the Deaf where she loved her time as a teacher She was a memberof the IN Bass Association for the Deaf and the National BassAssociation for the Deaf and was very involved in the Prayer WarriorNewsletter
She is survived by her two sons Joe (Juanita) McCoy and Timothy(Leigh Ann) McCoy two brothers Alan (Diane) Rork and Oren (Rita)Rork Jr and five grandchildren Zachary amp Erin McCoy and BrookePaige amp Trevor McCoy
In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her husband Jack Zook whopassed away in 2004
Services will be held at 200 pm on Saturday January 21 2017 at Creekside MinistriesChurch 10501 Hague Rd in Fishers with visitation beginning at 1100 am Burial will beat Prairie Baptist Cemetery in Noblesville
Memorial contributions may be made to Southeastern Baptist Camp PO Box 648Westport IN 47283 Peace Lutheran Church for the Deaf 6404 E 46th St IndianapolisIN 46226 or Creekside Ministries Church 10501 Hague Rd Fishers IN 46038
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Helga Ann Menges Morford
January 24 1930 - December 26 2016
Helga Ann Menges Morford 86 of Carmel passed away on December 26 2016 Shewas born on January 24 1930 in Heidelberg Germany the daughterof Maria and Wilfred Menges She married Rudy Geyer an Americansoldier and moved to the USA in 1948 Over the years she became aUS citizen She and Rudy had 5 children one of those children Kathydied as a small child Helga had another child after her marriage toRudy ended She later married Walter Durham Morford
Survivors include her children Dave Geyer (Marcee) HeidiBaldwin Steve Geyer (Peggy) Bill Geyer and Peter Morford (Beth)16 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren sister Heide
Hendryx and brother William MengesHelga lived in Carmel 2 separate times for almost 30 years She worked at the Carmel
MCL Cafeteria for most of those years and leaves behind many good co-workers goodfriends and great memories
A special family Memorial Service is planned at a later date in South Dakota whereher cremains will be buried beside her baby daughter Kathy
Bussell Family Funerals Carmel-Westfield is privileged to assist the family inarrangements
Jean Helen Keith
August 11 1931 - January 9 2017
Jean Helen Keith 85 of Noblesville passed away on Monday January 9 2017 atHarbour Manor Care Center in Noblesville She was born on August11 1931 to Milford Lee and Regina (Koebel) Sater in St LouisMissouri
Jean was a graduate of Great Neck High School in Long IslandNY and received her nursing degree from Adelphi University and hermasters degree from St Johns University She stayed home while herchildren were young and then began her nursing career which lastedfrom 1953-2005 Her first nursing position was with Nassau Hospitalin Long Island NY After that she was the Assistant Director ofNursing for Huntington Hospital in Long Island before moving to
Smithtown Hospital in Smithtown Long Island She then took a nursing position at StJohns Hospital in Anderson IN before becoming the Director of Nursing for anIndianapolis nursing home Jean spent 12 years as a surveyor for the IN Board of Healthinspecting nursing homes She was a member of First United Methodist Church inNoblesville the Daughters of the American Revolution - Horseshoe Prairie ChapterMended Hearts and the SVEA Lodge 253 VASA Order of America She enjoyed buyingand selling antiques as well as tracking family through genealogy
She is survived by her husband John Keith her children Brian Keith Sheryl (Andre)Penu and Karen (Christopher) Le Plastrier two brothers Robert Sater and Daniel Sater12 grandchildren Keith John Jesse amp Mark Penu Faith Brewer Jessica Gregory Oliveramp Kathryn Flor Haley Hast and Hannah amp Hollyn Keith and great-grandchildrenCatherine Hast and one more coming soonIn addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her brother Donald Sater
Services will be held at 100 pm on Thursday January 12 2017 at Randall amp RobertsFuneral Home 1150 Logan Street in Noblesville with Pastor Dick Judson officiatingVisitation will be from 400 pm to 700 pm on Wednesday January 11 2017 at the funeralhome with an additional visitation time beginning at 12 noon Burial will be at CrownlandCemetery in Noblesville
Memorial contributions may be made to Hamilton County Cancer Fund co GoodSamaritan Network PO Box 339 Noblesville IN 46061
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Additional obituaries appear on Page 4
Obituaries4Kayla Marie McBride
January 16 2000 - January 7 2017
Kayla Marie McBride 16 of Shelbyville passed away on the evening of SaturdayJanuary 7 2017 at Especially Kids Health amp Rehabilitation in Shelbyville She was bornon January 16 2000 in Bay City Michigan Kayla attended Storer Elementary School inMuncie
She is survived by her father Kenneth McBride mother Katrina (Jamin) Savagematernal grandparents Dicki amp Richard Bickel and Bruce amp Martha Downing paternalgrandparents Gerald amp Bobbie Haynes sisters Kierra McBride and Kylie McBridebrother Kristopher McBride niece Breona LaForce aunt Dana Orr and uncles KrisDowning Tom Nelson and Mike Nelson Kayla was preceded in death by her uncle GerryHaynes and several great-grandparents
No services will be held The family has entrusted Kaylas care with Randall amp RobertsFuneral Homes in Noblesville
Memorial contributions may be made to Ronald McDonald House of Indiana 435Limestone Street Indianapolis IN 46202
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Lee R Nylander
June 26 1940 - January 6 2017
Lee R Nylander 76 of Noblesville passed away on Friday January 6 2017 atWellbrooke of Carmel He was born on June 26 1940 to Stanley Oand Pat (Tostesen) Nylander in Elmwood Park Illinois
Lee was retired from Broutman amp Associates in Chicago wherehe had been a vice president for 19 years He received hisundergraduate degree from Luther College in Decorah Iowa and hisPhD from Loyola University in Chicago He was a past-president ofthe Society of Plastic Engineers a member of the Blatchley NatureClub in Noblesville and a member of Noblesville Baptist Church Heraised prized orchids and was a past-president of the Illinois Orchid
SocietyHe is survived by his wife Belva G Nylander children Kimberely (Lou) Nylander
Herrera and Neil E (Aliya) Nylander step-children Lisa (Kurt) Herron Richard (Kathy)Gigante Andrew (Shannon) Gigante and Lauren (Matt) Wilkens 14 grandchildren andone great-grandchild
Services will be held at 1100 am on Saturday January 14 2017 at Noblesville BaptistChurch 1338 E Pleasant Street in Noblesville with Pastor Seth Leeman officiatingVisitation will be from 400 pm to 800 pm on Friday January 13 2017 at Randall ampRoberts Funeral Center 1685 Westfield Road in Noblesville An additional visitation willbe held at the church on Saturday from 1000 am until time of service Burial will be atCrownland Cemetery in Noblesville
Memorial contributions may be made to National Parkinson Foundation 200 SE 1stStreet Suite 800 Miami FL 33131 or Noblesville Baptist Church 1338 E Pleasant StreetNoblesville IN 46060
Condolences wwwrsandallrobertscom
Tony Eugene Harber
February 17 1970 - January 8 2017
Tony Eugene Harber 46 of Noblesville passed away on Sunday January 8 2017 athis home He was born on February 17 1970 to Fred and Margaret(Sutton) Harber in Noblesville Indiana
For 10 years Tony worked for the City of Noblesville StreetDepartment and loved car shows and motorcycles He was a lovingfather husband son brother and Pappy Tony loved spending timewith his family and will be greatly missed
He is survived by his wife Angela Harber mother MargaretHarber (Gary) Teichman daughters Shawna (Roger) Fouse and HaleyHarber siblings Fred (Ruth) Harber Jr Glenda Harber Paula(Wayne) Bledsoe and Adam Harber as well as two grandchildrenQuinn and Hudson
Tony was preceded in death by his father Fred and grandparents Clarence amp HazelHarber and Ruby amp Otis Sutton
Visitation will be from 400 pm to 800 pm on Wednesday January 11 2017 at Randallamp Roberts Funeral Center 1685 Westfield Road in Noblesville Services will be heldat 1100 am on Thursday January 12 2017 at the funeral home Burial will be at CrownlandCemetery in Noblesville
Memorial Contributions may be made in honor of Tony Harber to Colon CancerCoalition 5666 Lincoln Drive Suite 270 Edina MN 55436
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Hamilton County Reporter
Hamilton Countyrsquos Hometown Newspaper
Sports 5
The Hamilton Heights girls swim teamcontinued its winning streak on Tuesday bybeating Western 104-80
The Huskies won the medley relay andthe 400 freestyle relay swam by LaurenSears Lucy Uhrick Rachel SanqunettiClaire Sloderbeck and Ryleigh Poe Uhrickwon both the individual medley and the 100breaststroke Rachel Sanqunetti took firstplace in the 100 backstroke The Huskiesswept the 500 freestyle with RachelSanqunetti taking first Ryleigh Poe secondand Madi Hasler third
The Heights boys team took a loss107-75 The Huskies team took first placein the medley relay swam by Jared HolderCamden Dimmock Logan Fakes and DylanYoung Logan Fakes also took first placein the 100 breaststroke
Holder had a great night winning thebutterfly and taking first place and breakingthe school record in the 50 freestyle with thetime of 2220
The Huskies swim the HoosierConference meet Saturday at PurdueUniversity
GIRLS MEETOne-meter diving Ivy Houser 31430 BaileyHaworth 18520 Jaydn Lutz 1802050 freestyle Claire Sloderbeck 2625 LaurenSears 2702 Lily McCormick 3345
100 freestyle Sears 5945 Tiffany Williams10464100 backstroke 1 Rachel Sanqunetti 10231Williams 11140 Allison Osborne 11256100 butterfly Sloderbeck 10632100 breaststroke Lucy Uhrick 11820 GenTrese 12739 McCormick 13317200 freestyle Ryleigh Poe 21087 Osborne21710 Madi Hasler 22438200 individual medley Uhrick 23254 Trese24832500 freestyle Sanqunetti 52894 Poe 55226Hasler 62456200 freestyle relay Heights 15639200 medley relay Heights A 20208 HeightsB 22167400 freestyle relay Heights 35317
BOYS MEETOne-meter diving Lee Martin 1520050 freestyle Jared Holder 2220 new schoolrecord Dylan Young 2480 Grant Lamkin 2574Jacob Glover 2902 Ethan Hall 3516 TravisKreutzer 3597100 freestyle Nate Russell 5647 Tony Harden5690 Josh Glover 10183100 butterfly Holder 5732 Young 10582100 breaststroke Logan Fakes 10931Camden Dimmock 11243 Glover 12203100 backstroke Grant Lamkin 11082 JoeRinger 11895200 freestyle Fakes 15993 Russell 20931Glover 24857200 individual medley Dimmock 23380500 freestyle Ringer 64022 Kreutzer 90035200 freestyle relay Heights 14299200 medley relay Heights A 15122 HeightsB 20704400 freestyle relay Heights A 34241Heights B 41907
The Noblesville gymnastics team beganits season Monday by hosting a three-teammeet
The Millers finished second with 93775points Northwestern won the meet with ascore of 97275 while Western was third67975 Noblesville has 13 gymnasts on itsroster this year Six of them are seniorsincluding the VanBuskirk triplets and EsmaTaylor who returns after having to sit outher junior year due to injury
Taylor came back with a bang gettingNoblesvilles highest score of the night Sheearned an 855 on the floor exercise placingsecond in that event
Esma was out all last season due to aback injury and it was just awesome to seeher compete this evening said Millerscoach Jody Ramey
Taylor also placed second on the unevenbars and finished second in the all-aroundwith a score of 32125 Ellie VanBuskirkwas the balance beam runner-up while
Maddie and Ronnie VanBuskirk tied forthird on the vault with scores of 840
I am very proud of our strongsenior leadership that we have on theteam especially with 5 new freshmen enter-ing our program said Ramey
Noblesvilles next meet is on Saturdaywith the Millers traveling to The GymnasticsCompany Club Gym South for a 1230 pmcompetition with Roncalli
Team scores Northwestern 97275 Noblesville93775 Western 67975
All-around scores 2 Esma Taylor 32125Ronnie VanBuskirk 29725 Grace Kwiatkowski29025 Olivia Mangin 27325Vault T3 Maddie VanBuskirk 840 R VanBus-kirk 840 Taylor 820 Mangin 815 Ellie Van-Buskirk 810 Kwiatkowski 800Uneven bars 2 Taylor 7625 3 Kwiatkowski735 4 M VanBuskirk 7275 5 R VanBuskirk725 E VanBuskirk 700 Mangin 460Balance beam 2 E VanBuskirk 785 4 Taylor775 Mangin 705 R VanBuskirk 700 Kwiat-kowski 5875 Ella Deno 515Floor exercise 2 Taylor 855 6 Kwiatkowski780 Mangin 7525 R VanBuskirk 7075 MVanBuskirk 680 Kayleigh Sahr 635
Millers open season with runner-up finish
Holder breaks Huskies boys 50 free record
Photos provided
RIGHT Jared Holder points to his new Hamilton Heights school record time inthe 50 freestyle Holder swam the race in 2220 seconds
BELOW Lucy Uhrick won the individual medley and breaststroke events andwas part of the winning 400 freestyle relay team
6 Sports
The Noblesville swim teams split a dualmeet with North Central on Tuesday
The Miller boys won 101-84 JackWolfred was a double winner in the 200 and500 freestyles Noblesvilles 200 freestylerelay also was victorious
In the girls meet the Millers fell 130-51Dayana Popa won the diving event
University also competed at the meetbut it was not part of the team competitionBrody Davidson had the best overall finishfor the Trailblazers taking fifth in the boysindividual medley In the girls meet MacyPaton was seventh in the 50 free and the200 medley relay also took seventh
GIRLS MEETTeam score North Central 130Noblesville 51200 medley relay 3 Noblesville A(Kyra Smythe Rachel Tat Ava WettrickAlexa Akers) 15944 7 University A(Macy Paton Caitlin Clark Ella EskenaziIsabela Wise) 23927200 freestyle 4 Brianna McBride (N)20838 5 Elizabeth Mulanax (N)21066 10 Clark (U) 30156200 individual medley 4 Akers (N)22571 5 Tat (N) 2276550 freestyle 2 Gillian Cripe (N) 26485 Brooke Haflich (N) 2770 7 Paton (U)3253 8 Eskenazi (U) 3299One-meter diving Dayana Popa (N)25460100 butterfly 3 Wettrick (N) 10487 5Tina Berger (N) 10891100 freestyle 4 Akers (N) 5846 5Sarah Hayes (N) 5870 8 Wise (U)11249500 freestyle 3 Cripe (N) 53897 5McBride (N) 55050200 freestyle relay 3 Noblesville A(Hayes Rebecca Richardson JosieGriffin Cripe) 14987100 backstroke 4 Jordan Wolfred (N)11343 5 Berger (N) 11371 10 Wise(U) 12737 11 Paton (U) 13134100 breaststroke 3 Tat (N) 11295 5Smythe (N) 11874 8 Clark (U) 13750400 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A(Akers Haflich Berger Cripe) 35911 2Noblesville B (Wettrick GriffinMulanax Richardson) 40960 3Noblesville C (Corissa Everhart KelseyLovitt Anna Radican Emily DeCocq)42947BOYS MEETTeam scores Noblesville 101 NorthCentral 84
200 medley relay 2 Noblesville A(Cameron Kramer Sam Bleisch EvanDiamente Isaac Johnston) 14504 3Noblesville B (Nick Beeson IsaacStephan Will Huff Lawson Crum)15062 6 University A (Charles EarleCole Reinholt Brody Davidson CordellWilson) 15893200 freestyle 1 Jack Wolfred (N)14938 3 Aaron Helms (N) 15267 4Jakob Janson (N) 15520 9 Wilson (U)2252 11 Max Ammerman (U) 2426812 Ian Weiker (U) 30534200 individual medley 2 Kramer (N)20836 3 Stephan (N) 21077 5Davidson (U) 21316 10 Earle (U)24058
50 freestyle 2 Diamente (N) 2291 3Johnston (N) 2314 5 Crum (N) 2424 8Reinholt (U) 2781 11 Zachary Daniels(U) 3359 12 Christian Moore (U) 4367One-meter diving 2 Ryan Plummer (N)15325 3 Chase Martin (N) 13565 4Gavin Smythe (N) 12495100 butterfly 2 Diamente (N) 5554 3Huff (N) 5760 4 Bailey Huemann (N)10438100 freestyle 2 Johnston (N) 5165 4Crum (N) 5302 5 Seth Koszyk (N)5376 10 Ammerman (U) 11439 11Weiker (U) 13023 12 Moore (U)14647500 freestyle 1 Wolfred (N) 50013 2Janson (N) 51087 3 Helms (N)51402
200 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A(Johnston Diamente Crum Wolfred)13275 3 Noblesville B (Huff HelmsKoszyk Janson) 13616100 backstroke 2 Kramer (N) 5872 4Beeson (N) 10137 7 Earle (U) 112719 Wilson (U) 12088100 breaststroke 2 Bleisch (N)10678 3 Stephan (N) 10812 5 Griffin(N) 10993 7 Reinholt (U) 11206 10Daniels (U) 14033400 freestyle relay 2 Noblesville A(Kramer Janson Helms Wolfred)32500 3 Noblesville B (Koszyk HuffStephan Beeson) 33876 6 UniversityA (Davidson Reinholt Earle Wilson)40753
Millers split with North Central
Photo by Bret Richardson
NHS Sophomore Jack Wolfred (right) and North Centrals Robert Krahulik leave their blocks in the anchor leg of the 200 freerelayWolfred touched first and also won the 200 and 500 free in the Millers defeat of North Central on Tuesday
Hamilton Heights scored an overwhelm-ing Hoosier Confer-ence win on Tuesdaybeating Western 56-12
The Huskies led13-0 after the firstquarter and 33-7 athalftime KaylaKirtley led Heightswith 18 points withLauryn Wiley adding13 and BayleighRunner scoring 10Wiley also had eight
rebounds Lexi Branham made nine stealsand dished out four assists Runner alsomade four steals while Sydney Griffey hadtwo blocks
The Huskies are now 2-1 in the confer-ence and 10-6 overall Heights travels to
Tipton on Saturday for a 130 pm game
Heights 56Western 12
Heights FG FT TP PFBayleigh Runner 4-7 1-1 10 0Kayla Kirtley 7-10 1-1 18 0Ashton Runner 1-6 2-2 4 2Lauryn Wiley 6-10 1-1 13 4Sydney Griffey 2-7 3-3 7 2Abby Christiansen 0-1 0-0 0 1Lexi Branham 1-5 0-0 2 0Peyton Bissett 1-2 0-0 2 0Totals 22-48 8-8 56 9Score by QuarterHeights 13 20 9 14 - 56Western 0 7 4 1 - 12Heights 3-point shooting (4-11) Kirtley 3-5 BRunner 1-4 Branham 0-2Heights rebounds (20) Wiley 8 B Runner 3Kirtley 3 Griffey 3 A Runner 1 Branham 1Bissett 1
Huskies overwhelm Western
Branham
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Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 24 16 600 -Oklahoma City 23 16 590 10Portland 17 23 425 70Denver 14 23 378 85Minnesota 12 26 316 115Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 30 8 789 -Houston 31 9 775 15Memphis 24 16 600 80New Orleans 15 24 385 165Dallas 11 27 289 190Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 33 6 846 -LA Clippers 26 14 650 70Sacramento 16 22 421 155LA Lakers 15 27 357 185Phoenix 12 26 316 190
NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos scores
Washington 101 Chicago 99Toronto 114 Boston 106Atlanta 117 Brooklyn 97
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Sports 7
Guerin Catholic fell to Harrison 59-43in a Tuesday game at the Eagles Nest
The Raiders led the Golden Eagles 19-6after the first quarter and 37-18 at halftimeKate Anderson scored 10 points to leadGuerin Catholic while Grace Demas had sixrebounds Danielle Mason made six steals
The Golden Eagles are 6-14 for theseason and are off until Friday Jan 20when they travel to Brebeuf Jesuit for a 6pm Circle City Conference game
Harrison 59 GuerinCatholic 43
Guerin FG FT TP PFDanielle Mason 0-3 2-2 2 3
Erin Fuller 3-4 2-6 9 1Sydney Geis 1-8 0-3 2 2Carly Hammons 0-2 0-0 0 4Maggie Stordy 0-0 0-0 0 0Grace Demas 2-10 0-1 4 2Grace Hackett 1-3 0-0 2 2Kate Anderson 5-7 0-0 10 4Nicole Cunningham 3-5 1-3 9 0Sarah Eberhart 0-1 0-0 0 0Hanna Bills 2-3 0-1 5 1Totals 17-46 5-16 43 19Score by QuartersHarrison 19 18 8 14 - 59Guerin 6 12 7 18 - 43Guerin Catholic 3-point shooting (4-19)Cunningham 2-4 Bills 1-2 Fuller 1-1 Geis 0-5Mason 0-2 Hackett 0-2 Hammons 0-1 Demas0-1 Eberhart 0-1Guerin Catholic rebounds (16) Demas 6Anderson 4 Fuller 2 Hackett 2 Hammons 1Bills 1
University won its sixth straight gameon Tuesday defeating Indianapolis Lutheran57-37 on Tuesday
The Saints led 12-11 after the firstquarter but the Blazers took off in thesecond period jumping ahead 28-16 byhalftime University kept rolling in the thirdquarter leading 49-21 by the end of theperiod
Natalie Nickless had an incredibleshooting night draining seven 3-pointersNickless also made two free throws to total23 points Lindsey Syrek added 10 pointsLucy Snyder led the UHS rebounding withsix with Nickless grabbing five Lily Snydermade four steals while Syrek and AlexaNealy each blocked two shots
The Blazers are now 14-3 and travel toFaith Christian for a 6 pm game onThursday
University 57Indpls Lutheran 37
University FG FT TP PFMaggie Klemsz 0-2 0-2 0 2Honor Cosby 1-1 2-2 4 3Lilly Fair 0-0 0-0 0 0Lily Snyder 3-5 2-2 8 1Lucy Snyder 2-3 4-4 8 1Meredith Rogers 0-0 0-0 0 1Emma Caress 2-5 0-0 4 0Lindsey Syrek 4-7 2-2 10 2Alexa Nealy 0-1 0-1 0 3Natalie Nickless 7-13 2-2 23 3Totals 19-37 12-15 57 16Score by QuartersLutheran 12 4 5 16 - 37University 11 17 21 8 - 57University 3-point shooting (7-15) Nickless 7-13Li Snyder 0-1 Caress 0-1University rebounds (26) Lu Snyder 6 Nickless5 Cosby 4 Nealy 4 Syrek 3 Li Snyder 2Klemsz 1 Fair 1
Sheridan dropped a 62-44 HoosierHeartland Conference game at Taylor onTuesday
The Blackhawks led 9-7 after the firstquarter but the Titans took control in thesecond period and led 32-21 at halftimeAiden Roaten scored 11 points for Sheridan
Nicholas Burnell dominated the boardswith 14 rebounds with Roaten and TannerSwindle each pulling six
The Hawks finished HHC play with a3-1 record and will finish in a tie for firstplace in the East Division Clinton Central
is also 3-1 in the East Taylor is 2-1 with onegame left to play
Sheridan is 5-7 overall and next hostsElwood on Saturday
Taylor 62Sheridan 44
Sheridan FG FT TP PFJack Waitt 4-12 0-1 9 3Drake Delph 2-9 2-6 7 2Sean Weitzel 1-5 1-4 3 4Tommy Glidden 1-5 0-0 2 1Cameron Weitzel 1-8 0-0 2 4Aiden Roaten 3-6 5-6 11 4Nicholas Burnell 2-7 2-5 6 1Kenny Burnell 0-0 0-2 0 0Tanner Swindle 2-7 0-2 4 1Totals 16-59 10-26 44 20Score by QuartersSheridan 9 12 10 13 - 44Taylor 7 25 12 18 - 62Sheridan 3-point shooting (2-24) Waitt 1-8Delph 1-3 C eitzel 0-5 S Weitzel 0-3 Glidden0-3 Roaten 0-2Sheridan rebounds (37) N Burnell 14 Roaten 6Swindle 6 Waitt 3 S Weitzel 3 Delph 2 CWeitzel 2 K Burnell 1
lsquoHawks drop HHC game to Taylor
lsquoBlazers win sixth straight game
Guerin girls fall to Harrison
Shamrocks beat TiptonWestfield snapped a four-game losing
streak on Tuesday by beating Tipton 43-25in an away game
The Shamrocks slowly increased theirlead throughout the first three quartersgoing up 17-12 at halftime and 27-20 afterthree periods Westfield then put the gameaway by outscoring the Blue Devils 16-5in the fourth quarter
Ian Kristensen scored 12 points withJonah Welch contributing 11 Kristensenand Josh Van Dyke both pulled fiverebounds Jonah Welch made four stealsand Caleb Welch blocked two shots
Westfield is now 2-6 for the seasonand travels to Hamilton Southeastern onFriday Tipoff is 8 pm and will be thesecond game of a Hoosier CrossroadsConference girl-boy doubleheader
Westfield 43Tipton 25
Westfield FG FT TP PFZach Banks 2-6 4-4 8 1Aaron Bennett 3-8 0-0 8 2Josh Van Dyke 1-4 1-2 3 0Jaret Bailey 0-1 0-0 0 1Jonah Welch 5-6 1-2 11 1Caleb Welch 0-3 1-2 1 1Ian Kristensen 4-6 2-2 12 3Michael Koza 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 15-34 9-12 43 9Score by QuartersWestfield 10 7 10 16 - 43Tipton 7 5 8 5 - 25Westfield 3-point shooting (4-7) Bennett 2-3Kristensen 2-2 Van Dyke 0-1 C Welch 0-1Westfield rebounds (23) Van Dyke 5Kristensen 5 Bennett 4 J Welch 4 Banks 3C Welch 1 Koza 1
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- Matthew 1111
50 Years AgoNews Judge Edward F New Jr yesterday authorized a change in thecountys juvenile officers New ordered that Chief Deputy Sheriff Larry Cookshall become the new court juvenile officer replacing Clifford McCoryMcCory is now Sheriff and feels he is too busy to retain control of the juvenileaid divisionSports Offensive powerhouse Hamilton Heights an explosive quintet whichthree times this season has shattered a school team scoring record anddefensive-minded Westfield owner of the countys best defensive record meethere tonight for the crown of the second annual Hamilton County InvitationalAd Murphys the Complete Variety Store Open Sundays 1230 Noon to 530pm January Sale Now in Progress Storewide Clearance
3Obituaries
Elen Lea Zook
September 22 1941 - January 6 2017
Elen Lea Zook 75 of Noblesville passed away on Friday January 6 2017 She wasborn on September 22 1941 to Oren E and Mary Ruth (Holcomb)Rork in Anderson Indiana Elen was retired from the Indiana Schoolfor the Deaf where she loved her time as a teacher She was a memberof the IN Bass Association for the Deaf and the National BassAssociation for the Deaf and was very involved in the Prayer WarriorNewsletter
She is survived by her two sons Joe (Juanita) McCoy and Timothy(Leigh Ann) McCoy two brothers Alan (Diane) Rork and Oren (Rita)Rork Jr and five grandchildren Zachary amp Erin McCoy and BrookePaige amp Trevor McCoy
In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her husband Jack Zook whopassed away in 2004
Services will be held at 200 pm on Saturday January 21 2017 at Creekside MinistriesChurch 10501 Hague Rd in Fishers with visitation beginning at 1100 am Burial will beat Prairie Baptist Cemetery in Noblesville
Memorial contributions may be made to Southeastern Baptist Camp PO Box 648Westport IN 47283 Peace Lutheran Church for the Deaf 6404 E 46th St IndianapolisIN 46226 or Creekside Ministries Church 10501 Hague Rd Fishers IN 46038
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Helga Ann Menges Morford
January 24 1930 - December 26 2016
Helga Ann Menges Morford 86 of Carmel passed away on December 26 2016 Shewas born on January 24 1930 in Heidelberg Germany the daughterof Maria and Wilfred Menges She married Rudy Geyer an Americansoldier and moved to the USA in 1948 Over the years she became aUS citizen She and Rudy had 5 children one of those children Kathydied as a small child Helga had another child after her marriage toRudy ended She later married Walter Durham Morford
Survivors include her children Dave Geyer (Marcee) HeidiBaldwin Steve Geyer (Peggy) Bill Geyer and Peter Morford (Beth)16 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren sister Heide
Hendryx and brother William MengesHelga lived in Carmel 2 separate times for almost 30 years She worked at the Carmel
MCL Cafeteria for most of those years and leaves behind many good co-workers goodfriends and great memories
A special family Memorial Service is planned at a later date in South Dakota whereher cremains will be buried beside her baby daughter Kathy
Bussell Family Funerals Carmel-Westfield is privileged to assist the family inarrangements
Jean Helen Keith
August 11 1931 - January 9 2017
Jean Helen Keith 85 of Noblesville passed away on Monday January 9 2017 atHarbour Manor Care Center in Noblesville She was born on August11 1931 to Milford Lee and Regina (Koebel) Sater in St LouisMissouri
Jean was a graduate of Great Neck High School in Long IslandNY and received her nursing degree from Adelphi University and hermasters degree from St Johns University She stayed home while herchildren were young and then began her nursing career which lastedfrom 1953-2005 Her first nursing position was with Nassau Hospitalin Long Island NY After that she was the Assistant Director ofNursing for Huntington Hospital in Long Island before moving to
Smithtown Hospital in Smithtown Long Island She then took a nursing position at StJohns Hospital in Anderson IN before becoming the Director of Nursing for anIndianapolis nursing home Jean spent 12 years as a surveyor for the IN Board of Healthinspecting nursing homes She was a member of First United Methodist Church inNoblesville the Daughters of the American Revolution - Horseshoe Prairie ChapterMended Hearts and the SVEA Lodge 253 VASA Order of America She enjoyed buyingand selling antiques as well as tracking family through genealogy
She is survived by her husband John Keith her children Brian Keith Sheryl (Andre)Penu and Karen (Christopher) Le Plastrier two brothers Robert Sater and Daniel Sater12 grandchildren Keith John Jesse amp Mark Penu Faith Brewer Jessica Gregory Oliveramp Kathryn Flor Haley Hast and Hannah amp Hollyn Keith and great-grandchildrenCatherine Hast and one more coming soonIn addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her brother Donald Sater
Services will be held at 100 pm on Thursday January 12 2017 at Randall amp RobertsFuneral Home 1150 Logan Street in Noblesville with Pastor Dick Judson officiatingVisitation will be from 400 pm to 700 pm on Wednesday January 11 2017 at the funeralhome with an additional visitation time beginning at 12 noon Burial will be at CrownlandCemetery in Noblesville
Memorial contributions may be made to Hamilton County Cancer Fund co GoodSamaritan Network PO Box 339 Noblesville IN 46061
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Additional obituaries appear on Page 4
Obituaries4Kayla Marie McBride
January 16 2000 - January 7 2017
Kayla Marie McBride 16 of Shelbyville passed away on the evening of SaturdayJanuary 7 2017 at Especially Kids Health amp Rehabilitation in Shelbyville She was bornon January 16 2000 in Bay City Michigan Kayla attended Storer Elementary School inMuncie
She is survived by her father Kenneth McBride mother Katrina (Jamin) Savagematernal grandparents Dicki amp Richard Bickel and Bruce amp Martha Downing paternalgrandparents Gerald amp Bobbie Haynes sisters Kierra McBride and Kylie McBridebrother Kristopher McBride niece Breona LaForce aunt Dana Orr and uncles KrisDowning Tom Nelson and Mike Nelson Kayla was preceded in death by her uncle GerryHaynes and several great-grandparents
No services will be held The family has entrusted Kaylas care with Randall amp RobertsFuneral Homes in Noblesville
Memorial contributions may be made to Ronald McDonald House of Indiana 435Limestone Street Indianapolis IN 46202
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Lee R Nylander
June 26 1940 - January 6 2017
Lee R Nylander 76 of Noblesville passed away on Friday January 6 2017 atWellbrooke of Carmel He was born on June 26 1940 to Stanley Oand Pat (Tostesen) Nylander in Elmwood Park Illinois
Lee was retired from Broutman amp Associates in Chicago wherehe had been a vice president for 19 years He received hisundergraduate degree from Luther College in Decorah Iowa and hisPhD from Loyola University in Chicago He was a past-president ofthe Society of Plastic Engineers a member of the Blatchley NatureClub in Noblesville and a member of Noblesville Baptist Church Heraised prized orchids and was a past-president of the Illinois Orchid
SocietyHe is survived by his wife Belva G Nylander children Kimberely (Lou) Nylander
Herrera and Neil E (Aliya) Nylander step-children Lisa (Kurt) Herron Richard (Kathy)Gigante Andrew (Shannon) Gigante and Lauren (Matt) Wilkens 14 grandchildren andone great-grandchild
Services will be held at 1100 am on Saturday January 14 2017 at Noblesville BaptistChurch 1338 E Pleasant Street in Noblesville with Pastor Seth Leeman officiatingVisitation will be from 400 pm to 800 pm on Friday January 13 2017 at Randall ampRoberts Funeral Center 1685 Westfield Road in Noblesville An additional visitation willbe held at the church on Saturday from 1000 am until time of service Burial will be atCrownland Cemetery in Noblesville
Memorial contributions may be made to National Parkinson Foundation 200 SE 1stStreet Suite 800 Miami FL 33131 or Noblesville Baptist Church 1338 E Pleasant StreetNoblesville IN 46060
Condolences wwwrsandallrobertscom
Tony Eugene Harber
February 17 1970 - January 8 2017
Tony Eugene Harber 46 of Noblesville passed away on Sunday January 8 2017 athis home He was born on February 17 1970 to Fred and Margaret(Sutton) Harber in Noblesville Indiana
For 10 years Tony worked for the City of Noblesville StreetDepartment and loved car shows and motorcycles He was a lovingfather husband son brother and Pappy Tony loved spending timewith his family and will be greatly missed
He is survived by his wife Angela Harber mother MargaretHarber (Gary) Teichman daughters Shawna (Roger) Fouse and HaleyHarber siblings Fred (Ruth) Harber Jr Glenda Harber Paula(Wayne) Bledsoe and Adam Harber as well as two grandchildrenQuinn and Hudson
Tony was preceded in death by his father Fred and grandparents Clarence amp HazelHarber and Ruby amp Otis Sutton
Visitation will be from 400 pm to 800 pm on Wednesday January 11 2017 at Randallamp Roberts Funeral Center 1685 Westfield Road in Noblesville Services will be heldat 1100 am on Thursday January 12 2017 at the funeral home Burial will be at CrownlandCemetery in Noblesville
Memorial Contributions may be made in honor of Tony Harber to Colon CancerCoalition 5666 Lincoln Drive Suite 270 Edina MN 55436
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Hamilton County Reporter
Hamilton Countyrsquos Hometown Newspaper
Sports 5
The Hamilton Heights girls swim teamcontinued its winning streak on Tuesday bybeating Western 104-80
The Huskies won the medley relay andthe 400 freestyle relay swam by LaurenSears Lucy Uhrick Rachel SanqunettiClaire Sloderbeck and Ryleigh Poe Uhrickwon both the individual medley and the 100breaststroke Rachel Sanqunetti took firstplace in the 100 backstroke The Huskiesswept the 500 freestyle with RachelSanqunetti taking first Ryleigh Poe secondand Madi Hasler third
The Heights boys team took a loss107-75 The Huskies team took first placein the medley relay swam by Jared HolderCamden Dimmock Logan Fakes and DylanYoung Logan Fakes also took first placein the 100 breaststroke
Holder had a great night winning thebutterfly and taking first place and breakingthe school record in the 50 freestyle with thetime of 2220
The Huskies swim the HoosierConference meet Saturday at PurdueUniversity
GIRLS MEETOne-meter diving Ivy Houser 31430 BaileyHaworth 18520 Jaydn Lutz 1802050 freestyle Claire Sloderbeck 2625 LaurenSears 2702 Lily McCormick 3345
100 freestyle Sears 5945 Tiffany Williams10464100 backstroke 1 Rachel Sanqunetti 10231Williams 11140 Allison Osborne 11256100 butterfly Sloderbeck 10632100 breaststroke Lucy Uhrick 11820 GenTrese 12739 McCormick 13317200 freestyle Ryleigh Poe 21087 Osborne21710 Madi Hasler 22438200 individual medley Uhrick 23254 Trese24832500 freestyle Sanqunetti 52894 Poe 55226Hasler 62456200 freestyle relay Heights 15639200 medley relay Heights A 20208 HeightsB 22167400 freestyle relay Heights 35317
BOYS MEETOne-meter diving Lee Martin 1520050 freestyle Jared Holder 2220 new schoolrecord Dylan Young 2480 Grant Lamkin 2574Jacob Glover 2902 Ethan Hall 3516 TravisKreutzer 3597100 freestyle Nate Russell 5647 Tony Harden5690 Josh Glover 10183100 butterfly Holder 5732 Young 10582100 breaststroke Logan Fakes 10931Camden Dimmock 11243 Glover 12203100 backstroke Grant Lamkin 11082 JoeRinger 11895200 freestyle Fakes 15993 Russell 20931Glover 24857200 individual medley Dimmock 23380500 freestyle Ringer 64022 Kreutzer 90035200 freestyle relay Heights 14299200 medley relay Heights A 15122 HeightsB 20704400 freestyle relay Heights A 34241Heights B 41907
The Noblesville gymnastics team beganits season Monday by hosting a three-teammeet
The Millers finished second with 93775points Northwestern won the meet with ascore of 97275 while Western was third67975 Noblesville has 13 gymnasts on itsroster this year Six of them are seniorsincluding the VanBuskirk triplets and EsmaTaylor who returns after having to sit outher junior year due to injury
Taylor came back with a bang gettingNoblesvilles highest score of the night Sheearned an 855 on the floor exercise placingsecond in that event
Esma was out all last season due to aback injury and it was just awesome to seeher compete this evening said Millerscoach Jody Ramey
Taylor also placed second on the unevenbars and finished second in the all-aroundwith a score of 32125 Ellie VanBuskirkwas the balance beam runner-up while
Maddie and Ronnie VanBuskirk tied forthird on the vault with scores of 840
I am very proud of our strongsenior leadership that we have on theteam especially with 5 new freshmen enter-ing our program said Ramey
Noblesvilles next meet is on Saturdaywith the Millers traveling to The GymnasticsCompany Club Gym South for a 1230 pmcompetition with Roncalli
Team scores Northwestern 97275 Noblesville93775 Western 67975
All-around scores 2 Esma Taylor 32125Ronnie VanBuskirk 29725 Grace Kwiatkowski29025 Olivia Mangin 27325Vault T3 Maddie VanBuskirk 840 R VanBus-kirk 840 Taylor 820 Mangin 815 Ellie Van-Buskirk 810 Kwiatkowski 800Uneven bars 2 Taylor 7625 3 Kwiatkowski735 4 M VanBuskirk 7275 5 R VanBuskirk725 E VanBuskirk 700 Mangin 460Balance beam 2 E VanBuskirk 785 4 Taylor775 Mangin 705 R VanBuskirk 700 Kwiat-kowski 5875 Ella Deno 515Floor exercise 2 Taylor 855 6 Kwiatkowski780 Mangin 7525 R VanBuskirk 7075 MVanBuskirk 680 Kayleigh Sahr 635
Millers open season with runner-up finish
Holder breaks Huskies boys 50 free record
Photos provided
RIGHT Jared Holder points to his new Hamilton Heights school record time inthe 50 freestyle Holder swam the race in 2220 seconds
BELOW Lucy Uhrick won the individual medley and breaststroke events andwas part of the winning 400 freestyle relay team
6 Sports
The Noblesville swim teams split a dualmeet with North Central on Tuesday
The Miller boys won 101-84 JackWolfred was a double winner in the 200 and500 freestyles Noblesvilles 200 freestylerelay also was victorious
In the girls meet the Millers fell 130-51Dayana Popa won the diving event
University also competed at the meetbut it was not part of the team competitionBrody Davidson had the best overall finishfor the Trailblazers taking fifth in the boysindividual medley In the girls meet MacyPaton was seventh in the 50 free and the200 medley relay also took seventh
GIRLS MEETTeam score North Central 130Noblesville 51200 medley relay 3 Noblesville A(Kyra Smythe Rachel Tat Ava WettrickAlexa Akers) 15944 7 University A(Macy Paton Caitlin Clark Ella EskenaziIsabela Wise) 23927200 freestyle 4 Brianna McBride (N)20838 5 Elizabeth Mulanax (N)21066 10 Clark (U) 30156200 individual medley 4 Akers (N)22571 5 Tat (N) 2276550 freestyle 2 Gillian Cripe (N) 26485 Brooke Haflich (N) 2770 7 Paton (U)3253 8 Eskenazi (U) 3299One-meter diving Dayana Popa (N)25460100 butterfly 3 Wettrick (N) 10487 5Tina Berger (N) 10891100 freestyle 4 Akers (N) 5846 5Sarah Hayes (N) 5870 8 Wise (U)11249500 freestyle 3 Cripe (N) 53897 5McBride (N) 55050200 freestyle relay 3 Noblesville A(Hayes Rebecca Richardson JosieGriffin Cripe) 14987100 backstroke 4 Jordan Wolfred (N)11343 5 Berger (N) 11371 10 Wise(U) 12737 11 Paton (U) 13134100 breaststroke 3 Tat (N) 11295 5Smythe (N) 11874 8 Clark (U) 13750400 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A(Akers Haflich Berger Cripe) 35911 2Noblesville B (Wettrick GriffinMulanax Richardson) 40960 3Noblesville C (Corissa Everhart KelseyLovitt Anna Radican Emily DeCocq)42947BOYS MEETTeam scores Noblesville 101 NorthCentral 84
200 medley relay 2 Noblesville A(Cameron Kramer Sam Bleisch EvanDiamente Isaac Johnston) 14504 3Noblesville B (Nick Beeson IsaacStephan Will Huff Lawson Crum)15062 6 University A (Charles EarleCole Reinholt Brody Davidson CordellWilson) 15893200 freestyle 1 Jack Wolfred (N)14938 3 Aaron Helms (N) 15267 4Jakob Janson (N) 15520 9 Wilson (U)2252 11 Max Ammerman (U) 2426812 Ian Weiker (U) 30534200 individual medley 2 Kramer (N)20836 3 Stephan (N) 21077 5Davidson (U) 21316 10 Earle (U)24058
50 freestyle 2 Diamente (N) 2291 3Johnston (N) 2314 5 Crum (N) 2424 8Reinholt (U) 2781 11 Zachary Daniels(U) 3359 12 Christian Moore (U) 4367One-meter diving 2 Ryan Plummer (N)15325 3 Chase Martin (N) 13565 4Gavin Smythe (N) 12495100 butterfly 2 Diamente (N) 5554 3Huff (N) 5760 4 Bailey Huemann (N)10438100 freestyle 2 Johnston (N) 5165 4Crum (N) 5302 5 Seth Koszyk (N)5376 10 Ammerman (U) 11439 11Weiker (U) 13023 12 Moore (U)14647500 freestyle 1 Wolfred (N) 50013 2Janson (N) 51087 3 Helms (N)51402
200 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A(Johnston Diamente Crum Wolfred)13275 3 Noblesville B (Huff HelmsKoszyk Janson) 13616100 backstroke 2 Kramer (N) 5872 4Beeson (N) 10137 7 Earle (U) 112719 Wilson (U) 12088100 breaststroke 2 Bleisch (N)10678 3 Stephan (N) 10812 5 Griffin(N) 10993 7 Reinholt (U) 11206 10Daniels (U) 14033400 freestyle relay 2 Noblesville A(Kramer Janson Helms Wolfred)32500 3 Noblesville B (Koszyk HuffStephan Beeson) 33876 6 UniversityA (Davidson Reinholt Earle Wilson)40753
Millers split with North Central
Photo by Bret Richardson
NHS Sophomore Jack Wolfred (right) and North Centrals Robert Krahulik leave their blocks in the anchor leg of the 200 freerelayWolfred touched first and also won the 200 and 500 free in the Millers defeat of North Central on Tuesday
Hamilton Heights scored an overwhelm-ing Hoosier Confer-ence win on Tuesdaybeating Western 56-12
The Huskies led13-0 after the firstquarter and 33-7 athalftime KaylaKirtley led Heightswith 18 points withLauryn Wiley adding13 and BayleighRunner scoring 10Wiley also had eight
rebounds Lexi Branham made nine stealsand dished out four assists Runner alsomade four steals while Sydney Griffey hadtwo blocks
The Huskies are now 2-1 in the confer-ence and 10-6 overall Heights travels to
Tipton on Saturday for a 130 pm game
Heights 56Western 12
Heights FG FT TP PFBayleigh Runner 4-7 1-1 10 0Kayla Kirtley 7-10 1-1 18 0Ashton Runner 1-6 2-2 4 2Lauryn Wiley 6-10 1-1 13 4Sydney Griffey 2-7 3-3 7 2Abby Christiansen 0-1 0-0 0 1Lexi Branham 1-5 0-0 2 0Peyton Bissett 1-2 0-0 2 0Totals 22-48 8-8 56 9Score by QuarterHeights 13 20 9 14 - 56Western 0 7 4 1 - 12Heights 3-point shooting (4-11) Kirtley 3-5 BRunner 1-4 Branham 0-2Heights rebounds (20) Wiley 8 B Runner 3Kirtley 3 Griffey 3 A Runner 1 Branham 1Bissett 1
Huskies overwhelm Western
Branham
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Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBToronto 25 13 658 -Boston 23 15 605 15New York 17 21 447 75Philadelphia 10 25 286 140Brooklyn 8 29 216 155Southeast W L PCT GBAtlanta 22 16 579 -Washington 19 18 514 30Charlotte 20 19 513 15Orlando 16 23 410 55Miami 11 29 275 105Central W L PCT GBCleveland 28 9 757 -Indiana 20 18 526 85Milwaukee 19 18 514 90Chicago 19 20 487 90Detroit 18 22 450 115
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 24 16 600 -Oklahoma City 23 16 590 10Portland 17 23 425 70Denver 14 23 378 85Minnesota 12 26 316 115Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 30 8 789 -Houston 31 9 775 15Memphis 24 16 600 80New Orleans 15 24 385 165Dallas 11 27 289 190Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 33 6 846 -LA Clippers 26 14 650 70Sacramento 16 22 421 155LA Lakers 15 27 357 185Phoenix 12 26 316 190
NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos scores
Washington 101 Chicago 99Toronto 114 Boston 106Atlanta 117 Brooklyn 97
Houston 121 Charlotte 114
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Sports 7
Guerin Catholic fell to Harrison 59-43in a Tuesday game at the Eagles Nest
The Raiders led the Golden Eagles 19-6after the first quarter and 37-18 at halftimeKate Anderson scored 10 points to leadGuerin Catholic while Grace Demas had sixrebounds Danielle Mason made six steals
The Golden Eagles are 6-14 for theseason and are off until Friday Jan 20when they travel to Brebeuf Jesuit for a 6pm Circle City Conference game
Harrison 59 GuerinCatholic 43
Guerin FG FT TP PFDanielle Mason 0-3 2-2 2 3
Erin Fuller 3-4 2-6 9 1Sydney Geis 1-8 0-3 2 2Carly Hammons 0-2 0-0 0 4Maggie Stordy 0-0 0-0 0 0Grace Demas 2-10 0-1 4 2Grace Hackett 1-3 0-0 2 2Kate Anderson 5-7 0-0 10 4Nicole Cunningham 3-5 1-3 9 0Sarah Eberhart 0-1 0-0 0 0Hanna Bills 2-3 0-1 5 1Totals 17-46 5-16 43 19Score by QuartersHarrison 19 18 8 14 - 59Guerin 6 12 7 18 - 43Guerin Catholic 3-point shooting (4-19)Cunningham 2-4 Bills 1-2 Fuller 1-1 Geis 0-5Mason 0-2 Hackett 0-2 Hammons 0-1 Demas0-1 Eberhart 0-1Guerin Catholic rebounds (16) Demas 6Anderson 4 Fuller 2 Hackett 2 Hammons 1Bills 1
University won its sixth straight gameon Tuesday defeating Indianapolis Lutheran57-37 on Tuesday
The Saints led 12-11 after the firstquarter but the Blazers took off in thesecond period jumping ahead 28-16 byhalftime University kept rolling in the thirdquarter leading 49-21 by the end of theperiod
Natalie Nickless had an incredibleshooting night draining seven 3-pointersNickless also made two free throws to total23 points Lindsey Syrek added 10 pointsLucy Snyder led the UHS rebounding withsix with Nickless grabbing five Lily Snydermade four steals while Syrek and AlexaNealy each blocked two shots
The Blazers are now 14-3 and travel toFaith Christian for a 6 pm game onThursday
University 57Indpls Lutheran 37
University FG FT TP PFMaggie Klemsz 0-2 0-2 0 2Honor Cosby 1-1 2-2 4 3Lilly Fair 0-0 0-0 0 0Lily Snyder 3-5 2-2 8 1Lucy Snyder 2-3 4-4 8 1Meredith Rogers 0-0 0-0 0 1Emma Caress 2-5 0-0 4 0Lindsey Syrek 4-7 2-2 10 2Alexa Nealy 0-1 0-1 0 3Natalie Nickless 7-13 2-2 23 3Totals 19-37 12-15 57 16Score by QuartersLutheran 12 4 5 16 - 37University 11 17 21 8 - 57University 3-point shooting (7-15) Nickless 7-13Li Snyder 0-1 Caress 0-1University rebounds (26) Lu Snyder 6 Nickless5 Cosby 4 Nealy 4 Syrek 3 Li Snyder 2Klemsz 1 Fair 1
Sheridan dropped a 62-44 HoosierHeartland Conference game at Taylor onTuesday
The Blackhawks led 9-7 after the firstquarter but the Titans took control in thesecond period and led 32-21 at halftimeAiden Roaten scored 11 points for Sheridan
Nicholas Burnell dominated the boardswith 14 rebounds with Roaten and TannerSwindle each pulling six
The Hawks finished HHC play with a3-1 record and will finish in a tie for firstplace in the East Division Clinton Central
is also 3-1 in the East Taylor is 2-1 with onegame left to play
Sheridan is 5-7 overall and next hostsElwood on Saturday
Taylor 62Sheridan 44
Sheridan FG FT TP PFJack Waitt 4-12 0-1 9 3Drake Delph 2-9 2-6 7 2Sean Weitzel 1-5 1-4 3 4Tommy Glidden 1-5 0-0 2 1Cameron Weitzel 1-8 0-0 2 4Aiden Roaten 3-6 5-6 11 4Nicholas Burnell 2-7 2-5 6 1Kenny Burnell 0-0 0-2 0 0Tanner Swindle 2-7 0-2 4 1Totals 16-59 10-26 44 20Score by QuartersSheridan 9 12 10 13 - 44Taylor 7 25 12 18 - 62Sheridan 3-point shooting (2-24) Waitt 1-8Delph 1-3 C eitzel 0-5 S Weitzel 0-3 Glidden0-3 Roaten 0-2Sheridan rebounds (37) N Burnell 14 Roaten 6Swindle 6 Waitt 3 S Weitzel 3 Delph 2 CWeitzel 2 K Burnell 1
lsquoHawks drop HHC game to Taylor
lsquoBlazers win sixth straight game
Guerin girls fall to Harrison
Shamrocks beat TiptonWestfield snapped a four-game losing
streak on Tuesday by beating Tipton 43-25in an away game
The Shamrocks slowly increased theirlead throughout the first three quartersgoing up 17-12 at halftime and 27-20 afterthree periods Westfield then put the gameaway by outscoring the Blue Devils 16-5in the fourth quarter
Ian Kristensen scored 12 points withJonah Welch contributing 11 Kristensenand Josh Van Dyke both pulled fiverebounds Jonah Welch made four stealsand Caleb Welch blocked two shots
Westfield is now 2-6 for the seasonand travels to Hamilton Southeastern onFriday Tipoff is 8 pm and will be thesecond game of a Hoosier CrossroadsConference girl-boy doubleheader
Westfield 43Tipton 25
Westfield FG FT TP PFZach Banks 2-6 4-4 8 1Aaron Bennett 3-8 0-0 8 2Josh Van Dyke 1-4 1-2 3 0Jaret Bailey 0-1 0-0 0 1Jonah Welch 5-6 1-2 11 1Caleb Welch 0-3 1-2 1 1Ian Kristensen 4-6 2-2 12 3Michael Koza 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 15-34 9-12 43 9Score by QuartersWestfield 10 7 10 16 - 43Tipton 7 5 8 5 - 25Westfield 3-point shooting (4-7) Bennett 2-3Kristensen 2-2 Van Dyke 0-1 C Welch 0-1Westfield rebounds (23) Van Dyke 5Kristensen 5 Bennett 4 J Welch 4 Banks 3C Welch 1 Koza 1
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Obituaries4Kayla Marie McBride
January 16 2000 - January 7 2017
Kayla Marie McBride 16 of Shelbyville passed away on the evening of SaturdayJanuary 7 2017 at Especially Kids Health amp Rehabilitation in Shelbyville She was bornon January 16 2000 in Bay City Michigan Kayla attended Storer Elementary School inMuncie
She is survived by her father Kenneth McBride mother Katrina (Jamin) Savagematernal grandparents Dicki amp Richard Bickel and Bruce amp Martha Downing paternalgrandparents Gerald amp Bobbie Haynes sisters Kierra McBride and Kylie McBridebrother Kristopher McBride niece Breona LaForce aunt Dana Orr and uncles KrisDowning Tom Nelson and Mike Nelson Kayla was preceded in death by her uncle GerryHaynes and several great-grandparents
No services will be held The family has entrusted Kaylas care with Randall amp RobertsFuneral Homes in Noblesville
Memorial contributions may be made to Ronald McDonald House of Indiana 435Limestone Street Indianapolis IN 46202
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Lee R Nylander
June 26 1940 - January 6 2017
Lee R Nylander 76 of Noblesville passed away on Friday January 6 2017 atWellbrooke of Carmel He was born on June 26 1940 to Stanley Oand Pat (Tostesen) Nylander in Elmwood Park Illinois
Lee was retired from Broutman amp Associates in Chicago wherehe had been a vice president for 19 years He received hisundergraduate degree from Luther College in Decorah Iowa and hisPhD from Loyola University in Chicago He was a past-president ofthe Society of Plastic Engineers a member of the Blatchley NatureClub in Noblesville and a member of Noblesville Baptist Church Heraised prized orchids and was a past-president of the Illinois Orchid
SocietyHe is survived by his wife Belva G Nylander children Kimberely (Lou) Nylander
Herrera and Neil E (Aliya) Nylander step-children Lisa (Kurt) Herron Richard (Kathy)Gigante Andrew (Shannon) Gigante and Lauren (Matt) Wilkens 14 grandchildren andone great-grandchild
Services will be held at 1100 am on Saturday January 14 2017 at Noblesville BaptistChurch 1338 E Pleasant Street in Noblesville with Pastor Seth Leeman officiatingVisitation will be from 400 pm to 800 pm on Friday January 13 2017 at Randall ampRoberts Funeral Center 1685 Westfield Road in Noblesville An additional visitation willbe held at the church on Saturday from 1000 am until time of service Burial will be atCrownland Cemetery in Noblesville
Memorial contributions may be made to National Parkinson Foundation 200 SE 1stStreet Suite 800 Miami FL 33131 or Noblesville Baptist Church 1338 E Pleasant StreetNoblesville IN 46060
Condolences wwwrsandallrobertscom
Tony Eugene Harber
February 17 1970 - January 8 2017
Tony Eugene Harber 46 of Noblesville passed away on Sunday January 8 2017 athis home He was born on February 17 1970 to Fred and Margaret(Sutton) Harber in Noblesville Indiana
For 10 years Tony worked for the City of Noblesville StreetDepartment and loved car shows and motorcycles He was a lovingfather husband son brother and Pappy Tony loved spending timewith his family and will be greatly missed
He is survived by his wife Angela Harber mother MargaretHarber (Gary) Teichman daughters Shawna (Roger) Fouse and HaleyHarber siblings Fred (Ruth) Harber Jr Glenda Harber Paula(Wayne) Bledsoe and Adam Harber as well as two grandchildrenQuinn and Hudson
Tony was preceded in death by his father Fred and grandparents Clarence amp HazelHarber and Ruby amp Otis Sutton
Visitation will be from 400 pm to 800 pm on Wednesday January 11 2017 at Randallamp Roberts Funeral Center 1685 Westfield Road in Noblesville Services will be heldat 1100 am on Thursday January 12 2017 at the funeral home Burial will be at CrownlandCemetery in Noblesville
Memorial Contributions may be made in honor of Tony Harber to Colon CancerCoalition 5666 Lincoln Drive Suite 270 Edina MN 55436
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Hamilton County Reporter
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Sports 5
The Hamilton Heights girls swim teamcontinued its winning streak on Tuesday bybeating Western 104-80
The Huskies won the medley relay andthe 400 freestyle relay swam by LaurenSears Lucy Uhrick Rachel SanqunettiClaire Sloderbeck and Ryleigh Poe Uhrickwon both the individual medley and the 100breaststroke Rachel Sanqunetti took firstplace in the 100 backstroke The Huskiesswept the 500 freestyle with RachelSanqunetti taking first Ryleigh Poe secondand Madi Hasler third
The Heights boys team took a loss107-75 The Huskies team took first placein the medley relay swam by Jared HolderCamden Dimmock Logan Fakes and DylanYoung Logan Fakes also took first placein the 100 breaststroke
Holder had a great night winning thebutterfly and taking first place and breakingthe school record in the 50 freestyle with thetime of 2220
The Huskies swim the HoosierConference meet Saturday at PurdueUniversity
GIRLS MEETOne-meter diving Ivy Houser 31430 BaileyHaworth 18520 Jaydn Lutz 1802050 freestyle Claire Sloderbeck 2625 LaurenSears 2702 Lily McCormick 3345
100 freestyle Sears 5945 Tiffany Williams10464100 backstroke 1 Rachel Sanqunetti 10231Williams 11140 Allison Osborne 11256100 butterfly Sloderbeck 10632100 breaststroke Lucy Uhrick 11820 GenTrese 12739 McCormick 13317200 freestyle Ryleigh Poe 21087 Osborne21710 Madi Hasler 22438200 individual medley Uhrick 23254 Trese24832500 freestyle Sanqunetti 52894 Poe 55226Hasler 62456200 freestyle relay Heights 15639200 medley relay Heights A 20208 HeightsB 22167400 freestyle relay Heights 35317
BOYS MEETOne-meter diving Lee Martin 1520050 freestyle Jared Holder 2220 new schoolrecord Dylan Young 2480 Grant Lamkin 2574Jacob Glover 2902 Ethan Hall 3516 TravisKreutzer 3597100 freestyle Nate Russell 5647 Tony Harden5690 Josh Glover 10183100 butterfly Holder 5732 Young 10582100 breaststroke Logan Fakes 10931Camden Dimmock 11243 Glover 12203100 backstroke Grant Lamkin 11082 JoeRinger 11895200 freestyle Fakes 15993 Russell 20931Glover 24857200 individual medley Dimmock 23380500 freestyle Ringer 64022 Kreutzer 90035200 freestyle relay Heights 14299200 medley relay Heights A 15122 HeightsB 20704400 freestyle relay Heights A 34241Heights B 41907
The Noblesville gymnastics team beganits season Monday by hosting a three-teammeet
The Millers finished second with 93775points Northwestern won the meet with ascore of 97275 while Western was third67975 Noblesville has 13 gymnasts on itsroster this year Six of them are seniorsincluding the VanBuskirk triplets and EsmaTaylor who returns after having to sit outher junior year due to injury
Taylor came back with a bang gettingNoblesvilles highest score of the night Sheearned an 855 on the floor exercise placingsecond in that event
Esma was out all last season due to aback injury and it was just awesome to seeher compete this evening said Millerscoach Jody Ramey
Taylor also placed second on the unevenbars and finished second in the all-aroundwith a score of 32125 Ellie VanBuskirkwas the balance beam runner-up while
Maddie and Ronnie VanBuskirk tied forthird on the vault with scores of 840
I am very proud of our strongsenior leadership that we have on theteam especially with 5 new freshmen enter-ing our program said Ramey
Noblesvilles next meet is on Saturdaywith the Millers traveling to The GymnasticsCompany Club Gym South for a 1230 pmcompetition with Roncalli
Team scores Northwestern 97275 Noblesville93775 Western 67975
All-around scores 2 Esma Taylor 32125Ronnie VanBuskirk 29725 Grace Kwiatkowski29025 Olivia Mangin 27325Vault T3 Maddie VanBuskirk 840 R VanBus-kirk 840 Taylor 820 Mangin 815 Ellie Van-Buskirk 810 Kwiatkowski 800Uneven bars 2 Taylor 7625 3 Kwiatkowski735 4 M VanBuskirk 7275 5 R VanBuskirk725 E VanBuskirk 700 Mangin 460Balance beam 2 E VanBuskirk 785 4 Taylor775 Mangin 705 R VanBuskirk 700 Kwiat-kowski 5875 Ella Deno 515Floor exercise 2 Taylor 855 6 Kwiatkowski780 Mangin 7525 R VanBuskirk 7075 MVanBuskirk 680 Kayleigh Sahr 635
Millers open season with runner-up finish
Holder breaks Huskies boys 50 free record
Photos provided
RIGHT Jared Holder points to his new Hamilton Heights school record time inthe 50 freestyle Holder swam the race in 2220 seconds
BELOW Lucy Uhrick won the individual medley and breaststroke events andwas part of the winning 400 freestyle relay team
6 Sports
The Noblesville swim teams split a dualmeet with North Central on Tuesday
The Miller boys won 101-84 JackWolfred was a double winner in the 200 and500 freestyles Noblesvilles 200 freestylerelay also was victorious
In the girls meet the Millers fell 130-51Dayana Popa won the diving event
University also competed at the meetbut it was not part of the team competitionBrody Davidson had the best overall finishfor the Trailblazers taking fifth in the boysindividual medley In the girls meet MacyPaton was seventh in the 50 free and the200 medley relay also took seventh
GIRLS MEETTeam score North Central 130Noblesville 51200 medley relay 3 Noblesville A(Kyra Smythe Rachel Tat Ava WettrickAlexa Akers) 15944 7 University A(Macy Paton Caitlin Clark Ella EskenaziIsabela Wise) 23927200 freestyle 4 Brianna McBride (N)20838 5 Elizabeth Mulanax (N)21066 10 Clark (U) 30156200 individual medley 4 Akers (N)22571 5 Tat (N) 2276550 freestyle 2 Gillian Cripe (N) 26485 Brooke Haflich (N) 2770 7 Paton (U)3253 8 Eskenazi (U) 3299One-meter diving Dayana Popa (N)25460100 butterfly 3 Wettrick (N) 10487 5Tina Berger (N) 10891100 freestyle 4 Akers (N) 5846 5Sarah Hayes (N) 5870 8 Wise (U)11249500 freestyle 3 Cripe (N) 53897 5McBride (N) 55050200 freestyle relay 3 Noblesville A(Hayes Rebecca Richardson JosieGriffin Cripe) 14987100 backstroke 4 Jordan Wolfred (N)11343 5 Berger (N) 11371 10 Wise(U) 12737 11 Paton (U) 13134100 breaststroke 3 Tat (N) 11295 5Smythe (N) 11874 8 Clark (U) 13750400 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A(Akers Haflich Berger Cripe) 35911 2Noblesville B (Wettrick GriffinMulanax Richardson) 40960 3Noblesville C (Corissa Everhart KelseyLovitt Anna Radican Emily DeCocq)42947BOYS MEETTeam scores Noblesville 101 NorthCentral 84
200 medley relay 2 Noblesville A(Cameron Kramer Sam Bleisch EvanDiamente Isaac Johnston) 14504 3Noblesville B (Nick Beeson IsaacStephan Will Huff Lawson Crum)15062 6 University A (Charles EarleCole Reinholt Brody Davidson CordellWilson) 15893200 freestyle 1 Jack Wolfred (N)14938 3 Aaron Helms (N) 15267 4Jakob Janson (N) 15520 9 Wilson (U)2252 11 Max Ammerman (U) 2426812 Ian Weiker (U) 30534200 individual medley 2 Kramer (N)20836 3 Stephan (N) 21077 5Davidson (U) 21316 10 Earle (U)24058
50 freestyle 2 Diamente (N) 2291 3Johnston (N) 2314 5 Crum (N) 2424 8Reinholt (U) 2781 11 Zachary Daniels(U) 3359 12 Christian Moore (U) 4367One-meter diving 2 Ryan Plummer (N)15325 3 Chase Martin (N) 13565 4Gavin Smythe (N) 12495100 butterfly 2 Diamente (N) 5554 3Huff (N) 5760 4 Bailey Huemann (N)10438100 freestyle 2 Johnston (N) 5165 4Crum (N) 5302 5 Seth Koszyk (N)5376 10 Ammerman (U) 11439 11Weiker (U) 13023 12 Moore (U)14647500 freestyle 1 Wolfred (N) 50013 2Janson (N) 51087 3 Helms (N)51402
200 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A(Johnston Diamente Crum Wolfred)13275 3 Noblesville B (Huff HelmsKoszyk Janson) 13616100 backstroke 2 Kramer (N) 5872 4Beeson (N) 10137 7 Earle (U) 112719 Wilson (U) 12088100 breaststroke 2 Bleisch (N)10678 3 Stephan (N) 10812 5 Griffin(N) 10993 7 Reinholt (U) 11206 10Daniels (U) 14033400 freestyle relay 2 Noblesville A(Kramer Janson Helms Wolfred)32500 3 Noblesville B (Koszyk HuffStephan Beeson) 33876 6 UniversityA (Davidson Reinholt Earle Wilson)40753
Millers split with North Central
Photo by Bret Richardson
NHS Sophomore Jack Wolfred (right) and North Centrals Robert Krahulik leave their blocks in the anchor leg of the 200 freerelayWolfred touched first and also won the 200 and 500 free in the Millers defeat of North Central on Tuesday
Hamilton Heights scored an overwhelm-ing Hoosier Confer-ence win on Tuesdaybeating Western 56-12
The Huskies led13-0 after the firstquarter and 33-7 athalftime KaylaKirtley led Heightswith 18 points withLauryn Wiley adding13 and BayleighRunner scoring 10Wiley also had eight
rebounds Lexi Branham made nine stealsand dished out four assists Runner alsomade four steals while Sydney Griffey hadtwo blocks
The Huskies are now 2-1 in the confer-ence and 10-6 overall Heights travels to
Tipton on Saturday for a 130 pm game
Heights 56Western 12
Heights FG FT TP PFBayleigh Runner 4-7 1-1 10 0Kayla Kirtley 7-10 1-1 18 0Ashton Runner 1-6 2-2 4 2Lauryn Wiley 6-10 1-1 13 4Sydney Griffey 2-7 3-3 7 2Abby Christiansen 0-1 0-0 0 1Lexi Branham 1-5 0-0 2 0Peyton Bissett 1-2 0-0 2 0Totals 22-48 8-8 56 9Score by QuarterHeights 13 20 9 14 - 56Western 0 7 4 1 - 12Heights 3-point shooting (4-11) Kirtley 3-5 BRunner 1-4 Branham 0-2Heights rebounds (20) Wiley 8 B Runner 3Kirtley 3 Griffey 3 A Runner 1 Branham 1Bissett 1
Huskies overwhelm Western
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Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBToronto 25 13 658 -Boston 23 15 605 15New York 17 21 447 75Philadelphia 10 25 286 140Brooklyn 8 29 216 155Southeast W L PCT GBAtlanta 22 16 579 -Washington 19 18 514 30Charlotte 20 19 513 15Orlando 16 23 410 55Miami 11 29 275 105Central W L PCT GBCleveland 28 9 757 -Indiana 20 18 526 85Milwaukee 19 18 514 90Chicago 19 20 487 90Detroit 18 22 450 115
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 24 16 600 -Oklahoma City 23 16 590 10Portland 17 23 425 70Denver 14 23 378 85Minnesota 12 26 316 115Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 30 8 789 -Houston 31 9 775 15Memphis 24 16 600 80New Orleans 15 24 385 165Dallas 11 27 289 190Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 33 6 846 -LA Clippers 26 14 650 70Sacramento 16 22 421 155LA Lakers 15 27 357 185Phoenix 12 26 316 190
NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos scores
Washington 101 Chicago 99Toronto 114 Boston 106Atlanta 117 Brooklyn 97
Houston 121 Charlotte 114
Milwaukee 109 San Antonio 107Utah 100 Cleveland 92
Portland 108 LA Lakers 87Golden State 107 Miami 95Sacramento 100 Detroit 94
Sports 7
Guerin Catholic fell to Harrison 59-43in a Tuesday game at the Eagles Nest
The Raiders led the Golden Eagles 19-6after the first quarter and 37-18 at halftimeKate Anderson scored 10 points to leadGuerin Catholic while Grace Demas had sixrebounds Danielle Mason made six steals
The Golden Eagles are 6-14 for theseason and are off until Friday Jan 20when they travel to Brebeuf Jesuit for a 6pm Circle City Conference game
Harrison 59 GuerinCatholic 43
Guerin FG FT TP PFDanielle Mason 0-3 2-2 2 3
Erin Fuller 3-4 2-6 9 1Sydney Geis 1-8 0-3 2 2Carly Hammons 0-2 0-0 0 4Maggie Stordy 0-0 0-0 0 0Grace Demas 2-10 0-1 4 2Grace Hackett 1-3 0-0 2 2Kate Anderson 5-7 0-0 10 4Nicole Cunningham 3-5 1-3 9 0Sarah Eberhart 0-1 0-0 0 0Hanna Bills 2-3 0-1 5 1Totals 17-46 5-16 43 19Score by QuartersHarrison 19 18 8 14 - 59Guerin 6 12 7 18 - 43Guerin Catholic 3-point shooting (4-19)Cunningham 2-4 Bills 1-2 Fuller 1-1 Geis 0-5Mason 0-2 Hackett 0-2 Hammons 0-1 Demas0-1 Eberhart 0-1Guerin Catholic rebounds (16) Demas 6Anderson 4 Fuller 2 Hackett 2 Hammons 1Bills 1
University won its sixth straight gameon Tuesday defeating Indianapolis Lutheran57-37 on Tuesday
The Saints led 12-11 after the firstquarter but the Blazers took off in thesecond period jumping ahead 28-16 byhalftime University kept rolling in the thirdquarter leading 49-21 by the end of theperiod
Natalie Nickless had an incredibleshooting night draining seven 3-pointersNickless also made two free throws to total23 points Lindsey Syrek added 10 pointsLucy Snyder led the UHS rebounding withsix with Nickless grabbing five Lily Snydermade four steals while Syrek and AlexaNealy each blocked two shots
The Blazers are now 14-3 and travel toFaith Christian for a 6 pm game onThursday
University 57Indpls Lutheran 37
University FG FT TP PFMaggie Klemsz 0-2 0-2 0 2Honor Cosby 1-1 2-2 4 3Lilly Fair 0-0 0-0 0 0Lily Snyder 3-5 2-2 8 1Lucy Snyder 2-3 4-4 8 1Meredith Rogers 0-0 0-0 0 1Emma Caress 2-5 0-0 4 0Lindsey Syrek 4-7 2-2 10 2Alexa Nealy 0-1 0-1 0 3Natalie Nickless 7-13 2-2 23 3Totals 19-37 12-15 57 16Score by QuartersLutheran 12 4 5 16 - 37University 11 17 21 8 - 57University 3-point shooting (7-15) Nickless 7-13Li Snyder 0-1 Caress 0-1University rebounds (26) Lu Snyder 6 Nickless5 Cosby 4 Nealy 4 Syrek 3 Li Snyder 2Klemsz 1 Fair 1
Sheridan dropped a 62-44 HoosierHeartland Conference game at Taylor onTuesday
The Blackhawks led 9-7 after the firstquarter but the Titans took control in thesecond period and led 32-21 at halftimeAiden Roaten scored 11 points for Sheridan
Nicholas Burnell dominated the boardswith 14 rebounds with Roaten and TannerSwindle each pulling six
The Hawks finished HHC play with a3-1 record and will finish in a tie for firstplace in the East Division Clinton Central
is also 3-1 in the East Taylor is 2-1 with onegame left to play
Sheridan is 5-7 overall and next hostsElwood on Saturday
Taylor 62Sheridan 44
Sheridan FG FT TP PFJack Waitt 4-12 0-1 9 3Drake Delph 2-9 2-6 7 2Sean Weitzel 1-5 1-4 3 4Tommy Glidden 1-5 0-0 2 1Cameron Weitzel 1-8 0-0 2 4Aiden Roaten 3-6 5-6 11 4Nicholas Burnell 2-7 2-5 6 1Kenny Burnell 0-0 0-2 0 0Tanner Swindle 2-7 0-2 4 1Totals 16-59 10-26 44 20Score by QuartersSheridan 9 12 10 13 - 44Taylor 7 25 12 18 - 62Sheridan 3-point shooting (2-24) Waitt 1-8Delph 1-3 C eitzel 0-5 S Weitzel 0-3 Glidden0-3 Roaten 0-2Sheridan rebounds (37) N Burnell 14 Roaten 6Swindle 6 Waitt 3 S Weitzel 3 Delph 2 CWeitzel 2 K Burnell 1
lsquoHawks drop HHC game to Taylor
lsquoBlazers win sixth straight game
Guerin girls fall to Harrison
Shamrocks beat TiptonWestfield snapped a four-game losing
streak on Tuesday by beating Tipton 43-25in an away game
The Shamrocks slowly increased theirlead throughout the first three quartersgoing up 17-12 at halftime and 27-20 afterthree periods Westfield then put the gameaway by outscoring the Blue Devils 16-5in the fourth quarter
Ian Kristensen scored 12 points withJonah Welch contributing 11 Kristensenand Josh Van Dyke both pulled fiverebounds Jonah Welch made four stealsand Caleb Welch blocked two shots
Westfield is now 2-6 for the seasonand travels to Hamilton Southeastern onFriday Tipoff is 8 pm and will be thesecond game of a Hoosier CrossroadsConference girl-boy doubleheader
Westfield 43Tipton 25
Westfield FG FT TP PFZach Banks 2-6 4-4 8 1Aaron Bennett 3-8 0-0 8 2Josh Van Dyke 1-4 1-2 3 0Jaret Bailey 0-1 0-0 0 1Jonah Welch 5-6 1-2 11 1Caleb Welch 0-3 1-2 1 1Ian Kristensen 4-6 2-2 12 3Michael Koza 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 15-34 9-12 43 9Score by QuartersWestfield 10 7 10 16 - 43Tipton 7 5 8 5 - 25Westfield 3-point shooting (4-7) Bennett 2-3Kristensen 2-2 Van Dyke 0-1 C Welch 0-1Westfield rebounds (23) Van Dyke 5Kristensen 5 Bennett 4 J Welch 4 Banks 3C Welch 1 Koza 1
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Sports 5
The Hamilton Heights girls swim teamcontinued its winning streak on Tuesday bybeating Western 104-80
The Huskies won the medley relay andthe 400 freestyle relay swam by LaurenSears Lucy Uhrick Rachel SanqunettiClaire Sloderbeck and Ryleigh Poe Uhrickwon both the individual medley and the 100breaststroke Rachel Sanqunetti took firstplace in the 100 backstroke The Huskiesswept the 500 freestyle with RachelSanqunetti taking first Ryleigh Poe secondand Madi Hasler third
The Heights boys team took a loss107-75 The Huskies team took first placein the medley relay swam by Jared HolderCamden Dimmock Logan Fakes and DylanYoung Logan Fakes also took first placein the 100 breaststroke
Holder had a great night winning thebutterfly and taking first place and breakingthe school record in the 50 freestyle with thetime of 2220
The Huskies swim the HoosierConference meet Saturday at PurdueUniversity
GIRLS MEETOne-meter diving Ivy Houser 31430 BaileyHaworth 18520 Jaydn Lutz 1802050 freestyle Claire Sloderbeck 2625 LaurenSears 2702 Lily McCormick 3345
100 freestyle Sears 5945 Tiffany Williams10464100 backstroke 1 Rachel Sanqunetti 10231Williams 11140 Allison Osborne 11256100 butterfly Sloderbeck 10632100 breaststroke Lucy Uhrick 11820 GenTrese 12739 McCormick 13317200 freestyle Ryleigh Poe 21087 Osborne21710 Madi Hasler 22438200 individual medley Uhrick 23254 Trese24832500 freestyle Sanqunetti 52894 Poe 55226Hasler 62456200 freestyle relay Heights 15639200 medley relay Heights A 20208 HeightsB 22167400 freestyle relay Heights 35317
BOYS MEETOne-meter diving Lee Martin 1520050 freestyle Jared Holder 2220 new schoolrecord Dylan Young 2480 Grant Lamkin 2574Jacob Glover 2902 Ethan Hall 3516 TravisKreutzer 3597100 freestyle Nate Russell 5647 Tony Harden5690 Josh Glover 10183100 butterfly Holder 5732 Young 10582100 breaststroke Logan Fakes 10931Camden Dimmock 11243 Glover 12203100 backstroke Grant Lamkin 11082 JoeRinger 11895200 freestyle Fakes 15993 Russell 20931Glover 24857200 individual medley Dimmock 23380500 freestyle Ringer 64022 Kreutzer 90035200 freestyle relay Heights 14299200 medley relay Heights A 15122 HeightsB 20704400 freestyle relay Heights A 34241Heights B 41907
The Noblesville gymnastics team beganits season Monday by hosting a three-teammeet
The Millers finished second with 93775points Northwestern won the meet with ascore of 97275 while Western was third67975 Noblesville has 13 gymnasts on itsroster this year Six of them are seniorsincluding the VanBuskirk triplets and EsmaTaylor who returns after having to sit outher junior year due to injury
Taylor came back with a bang gettingNoblesvilles highest score of the night Sheearned an 855 on the floor exercise placingsecond in that event
Esma was out all last season due to aback injury and it was just awesome to seeher compete this evening said Millerscoach Jody Ramey
Taylor also placed second on the unevenbars and finished second in the all-aroundwith a score of 32125 Ellie VanBuskirkwas the balance beam runner-up while
Maddie and Ronnie VanBuskirk tied forthird on the vault with scores of 840
I am very proud of our strongsenior leadership that we have on theteam especially with 5 new freshmen enter-ing our program said Ramey
Noblesvilles next meet is on Saturdaywith the Millers traveling to The GymnasticsCompany Club Gym South for a 1230 pmcompetition with Roncalli
Team scores Northwestern 97275 Noblesville93775 Western 67975
All-around scores 2 Esma Taylor 32125Ronnie VanBuskirk 29725 Grace Kwiatkowski29025 Olivia Mangin 27325Vault T3 Maddie VanBuskirk 840 R VanBus-kirk 840 Taylor 820 Mangin 815 Ellie Van-Buskirk 810 Kwiatkowski 800Uneven bars 2 Taylor 7625 3 Kwiatkowski735 4 M VanBuskirk 7275 5 R VanBuskirk725 E VanBuskirk 700 Mangin 460Balance beam 2 E VanBuskirk 785 4 Taylor775 Mangin 705 R VanBuskirk 700 Kwiat-kowski 5875 Ella Deno 515Floor exercise 2 Taylor 855 6 Kwiatkowski780 Mangin 7525 R VanBuskirk 7075 MVanBuskirk 680 Kayleigh Sahr 635
Millers open season with runner-up finish
Holder breaks Huskies boys 50 free record
Photos provided
RIGHT Jared Holder points to his new Hamilton Heights school record time inthe 50 freestyle Holder swam the race in 2220 seconds
BELOW Lucy Uhrick won the individual medley and breaststroke events andwas part of the winning 400 freestyle relay team
6 Sports
The Noblesville swim teams split a dualmeet with North Central on Tuesday
The Miller boys won 101-84 JackWolfred was a double winner in the 200 and500 freestyles Noblesvilles 200 freestylerelay also was victorious
In the girls meet the Millers fell 130-51Dayana Popa won the diving event
University also competed at the meetbut it was not part of the team competitionBrody Davidson had the best overall finishfor the Trailblazers taking fifth in the boysindividual medley In the girls meet MacyPaton was seventh in the 50 free and the200 medley relay also took seventh
GIRLS MEETTeam score North Central 130Noblesville 51200 medley relay 3 Noblesville A(Kyra Smythe Rachel Tat Ava WettrickAlexa Akers) 15944 7 University A(Macy Paton Caitlin Clark Ella EskenaziIsabela Wise) 23927200 freestyle 4 Brianna McBride (N)20838 5 Elizabeth Mulanax (N)21066 10 Clark (U) 30156200 individual medley 4 Akers (N)22571 5 Tat (N) 2276550 freestyle 2 Gillian Cripe (N) 26485 Brooke Haflich (N) 2770 7 Paton (U)3253 8 Eskenazi (U) 3299One-meter diving Dayana Popa (N)25460100 butterfly 3 Wettrick (N) 10487 5Tina Berger (N) 10891100 freestyle 4 Akers (N) 5846 5Sarah Hayes (N) 5870 8 Wise (U)11249500 freestyle 3 Cripe (N) 53897 5McBride (N) 55050200 freestyle relay 3 Noblesville A(Hayes Rebecca Richardson JosieGriffin Cripe) 14987100 backstroke 4 Jordan Wolfred (N)11343 5 Berger (N) 11371 10 Wise(U) 12737 11 Paton (U) 13134100 breaststroke 3 Tat (N) 11295 5Smythe (N) 11874 8 Clark (U) 13750400 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A(Akers Haflich Berger Cripe) 35911 2Noblesville B (Wettrick GriffinMulanax Richardson) 40960 3Noblesville C (Corissa Everhart KelseyLovitt Anna Radican Emily DeCocq)42947BOYS MEETTeam scores Noblesville 101 NorthCentral 84
200 medley relay 2 Noblesville A(Cameron Kramer Sam Bleisch EvanDiamente Isaac Johnston) 14504 3Noblesville B (Nick Beeson IsaacStephan Will Huff Lawson Crum)15062 6 University A (Charles EarleCole Reinholt Brody Davidson CordellWilson) 15893200 freestyle 1 Jack Wolfred (N)14938 3 Aaron Helms (N) 15267 4Jakob Janson (N) 15520 9 Wilson (U)2252 11 Max Ammerman (U) 2426812 Ian Weiker (U) 30534200 individual medley 2 Kramer (N)20836 3 Stephan (N) 21077 5Davidson (U) 21316 10 Earle (U)24058
50 freestyle 2 Diamente (N) 2291 3Johnston (N) 2314 5 Crum (N) 2424 8Reinholt (U) 2781 11 Zachary Daniels(U) 3359 12 Christian Moore (U) 4367One-meter diving 2 Ryan Plummer (N)15325 3 Chase Martin (N) 13565 4Gavin Smythe (N) 12495100 butterfly 2 Diamente (N) 5554 3Huff (N) 5760 4 Bailey Huemann (N)10438100 freestyle 2 Johnston (N) 5165 4Crum (N) 5302 5 Seth Koszyk (N)5376 10 Ammerman (U) 11439 11Weiker (U) 13023 12 Moore (U)14647500 freestyle 1 Wolfred (N) 50013 2Janson (N) 51087 3 Helms (N)51402
200 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A(Johnston Diamente Crum Wolfred)13275 3 Noblesville B (Huff HelmsKoszyk Janson) 13616100 backstroke 2 Kramer (N) 5872 4Beeson (N) 10137 7 Earle (U) 112719 Wilson (U) 12088100 breaststroke 2 Bleisch (N)10678 3 Stephan (N) 10812 5 Griffin(N) 10993 7 Reinholt (U) 11206 10Daniels (U) 14033400 freestyle relay 2 Noblesville A(Kramer Janson Helms Wolfred)32500 3 Noblesville B (Koszyk HuffStephan Beeson) 33876 6 UniversityA (Davidson Reinholt Earle Wilson)40753
Millers split with North Central
Photo by Bret Richardson
NHS Sophomore Jack Wolfred (right) and North Centrals Robert Krahulik leave their blocks in the anchor leg of the 200 freerelayWolfred touched first and also won the 200 and 500 free in the Millers defeat of North Central on Tuesday
Hamilton Heights scored an overwhelm-ing Hoosier Confer-ence win on Tuesdaybeating Western 56-12
The Huskies led13-0 after the firstquarter and 33-7 athalftime KaylaKirtley led Heightswith 18 points withLauryn Wiley adding13 and BayleighRunner scoring 10Wiley also had eight
rebounds Lexi Branham made nine stealsand dished out four assists Runner alsomade four steals while Sydney Griffey hadtwo blocks
The Huskies are now 2-1 in the confer-ence and 10-6 overall Heights travels to
Tipton on Saturday for a 130 pm game
Heights 56Western 12
Heights FG FT TP PFBayleigh Runner 4-7 1-1 10 0Kayla Kirtley 7-10 1-1 18 0Ashton Runner 1-6 2-2 4 2Lauryn Wiley 6-10 1-1 13 4Sydney Griffey 2-7 3-3 7 2Abby Christiansen 0-1 0-0 0 1Lexi Branham 1-5 0-0 2 0Peyton Bissett 1-2 0-0 2 0Totals 22-48 8-8 56 9Score by QuarterHeights 13 20 9 14 - 56Western 0 7 4 1 - 12Heights 3-point shooting (4-11) Kirtley 3-5 BRunner 1-4 Branham 0-2Heights rebounds (20) Wiley 8 B Runner 3Kirtley 3 Griffey 3 A Runner 1 Branham 1Bissett 1
Huskies overwhelm Western
Branham
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Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBToronto 25 13 658 -Boston 23 15 605 15New York 17 21 447 75Philadelphia 10 25 286 140Brooklyn 8 29 216 155Southeast W L PCT GBAtlanta 22 16 579 -Washington 19 18 514 30Charlotte 20 19 513 15Orlando 16 23 410 55Miami 11 29 275 105Central W L PCT GBCleveland 28 9 757 -Indiana 20 18 526 85Milwaukee 19 18 514 90Chicago 19 20 487 90Detroit 18 22 450 115
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 24 16 600 -Oklahoma City 23 16 590 10Portland 17 23 425 70Denver 14 23 378 85Minnesota 12 26 316 115Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 30 8 789 -Houston 31 9 775 15Memphis 24 16 600 80New Orleans 15 24 385 165Dallas 11 27 289 190Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 33 6 846 -LA Clippers 26 14 650 70Sacramento 16 22 421 155LA Lakers 15 27 357 185Phoenix 12 26 316 190
NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos scores
Washington 101 Chicago 99Toronto 114 Boston 106Atlanta 117 Brooklyn 97
Houston 121 Charlotte 114
Milwaukee 109 San Antonio 107Utah 100 Cleveland 92
Portland 108 LA Lakers 87Golden State 107 Miami 95Sacramento 100 Detroit 94
Sports 7
Guerin Catholic fell to Harrison 59-43in a Tuesday game at the Eagles Nest
The Raiders led the Golden Eagles 19-6after the first quarter and 37-18 at halftimeKate Anderson scored 10 points to leadGuerin Catholic while Grace Demas had sixrebounds Danielle Mason made six steals
The Golden Eagles are 6-14 for theseason and are off until Friday Jan 20when they travel to Brebeuf Jesuit for a 6pm Circle City Conference game
Harrison 59 GuerinCatholic 43
Guerin FG FT TP PFDanielle Mason 0-3 2-2 2 3
Erin Fuller 3-4 2-6 9 1Sydney Geis 1-8 0-3 2 2Carly Hammons 0-2 0-0 0 4Maggie Stordy 0-0 0-0 0 0Grace Demas 2-10 0-1 4 2Grace Hackett 1-3 0-0 2 2Kate Anderson 5-7 0-0 10 4Nicole Cunningham 3-5 1-3 9 0Sarah Eberhart 0-1 0-0 0 0Hanna Bills 2-3 0-1 5 1Totals 17-46 5-16 43 19Score by QuartersHarrison 19 18 8 14 - 59Guerin 6 12 7 18 - 43Guerin Catholic 3-point shooting (4-19)Cunningham 2-4 Bills 1-2 Fuller 1-1 Geis 0-5Mason 0-2 Hackett 0-2 Hammons 0-1 Demas0-1 Eberhart 0-1Guerin Catholic rebounds (16) Demas 6Anderson 4 Fuller 2 Hackett 2 Hammons 1Bills 1
University won its sixth straight gameon Tuesday defeating Indianapolis Lutheran57-37 on Tuesday
The Saints led 12-11 after the firstquarter but the Blazers took off in thesecond period jumping ahead 28-16 byhalftime University kept rolling in the thirdquarter leading 49-21 by the end of theperiod
Natalie Nickless had an incredibleshooting night draining seven 3-pointersNickless also made two free throws to total23 points Lindsey Syrek added 10 pointsLucy Snyder led the UHS rebounding withsix with Nickless grabbing five Lily Snydermade four steals while Syrek and AlexaNealy each blocked two shots
The Blazers are now 14-3 and travel toFaith Christian for a 6 pm game onThursday
University 57Indpls Lutheran 37
University FG FT TP PFMaggie Klemsz 0-2 0-2 0 2Honor Cosby 1-1 2-2 4 3Lilly Fair 0-0 0-0 0 0Lily Snyder 3-5 2-2 8 1Lucy Snyder 2-3 4-4 8 1Meredith Rogers 0-0 0-0 0 1Emma Caress 2-5 0-0 4 0Lindsey Syrek 4-7 2-2 10 2Alexa Nealy 0-1 0-1 0 3Natalie Nickless 7-13 2-2 23 3Totals 19-37 12-15 57 16Score by QuartersLutheran 12 4 5 16 - 37University 11 17 21 8 - 57University 3-point shooting (7-15) Nickless 7-13Li Snyder 0-1 Caress 0-1University rebounds (26) Lu Snyder 6 Nickless5 Cosby 4 Nealy 4 Syrek 3 Li Snyder 2Klemsz 1 Fair 1
Sheridan dropped a 62-44 HoosierHeartland Conference game at Taylor onTuesday
The Blackhawks led 9-7 after the firstquarter but the Titans took control in thesecond period and led 32-21 at halftimeAiden Roaten scored 11 points for Sheridan
Nicholas Burnell dominated the boardswith 14 rebounds with Roaten and TannerSwindle each pulling six
The Hawks finished HHC play with a3-1 record and will finish in a tie for firstplace in the East Division Clinton Central
is also 3-1 in the East Taylor is 2-1 with onegame left to play
Sheridan is 5-7 overall and next hostsElwood on Saturday
Taylor 62Sheridan 44
Sheridan FG FT TP PFJack Waitt 4-12 0-1 9 3Drake Delph 2-9 2-6 7 2Sean Weitzel 1-5 1-4 3 4Tommy Glidden 1-5 0-0 2 1Cameron Weitzel 1-8 0-0 2 4Aiden Roaten 3-6 5-6 11 4Nicholas Burnell 2-7 2-5 6 1Kenny Burnell 0-0 0-2 0 0Tanner Swindle 2-7 0-2 4 1Totals 16-59 10-26 44 20Score by QuartersSheridan 9 12 10 13 - 44Taylor 7 25 12 18 - 62Sheridan 3-point shooting (2-24) Waitt 1-8Delph 1-3 C eitzel 0-5 S Weitzel 0-3 Glidden0-3 Roaten 0-2Sheridan rebounds (37) N Burnell 14 Roaten 6Swindle 6 Waitt 3 S Weitzel 3 Delph 2 CWeitzel 2 K Burnell 1
lsquoHawks drop HHC game to Taylor
lsquoBlazers win sixth straight game
Guerin girls fall to Harrison
Shamrocks beat TiptonWestfield snapped a four-game losing
streak on Tuesday by beating Tipton 43-25in an away game
The Shamrocks slowly increased theirlead throughout the first three quartersgoing up 17-12 at halftime and 27-20 afterthree periods Westfield then put the gameaway by outscoring the Blue Devils 16-5in the fourth quarter
Ian Kristensen scored 12 points withJonah Welch contributing 11 Kristensenand Josh Van Dyke both pulled fiverebounds Jonah Welch made four stealsand Caleb Welch blocked two shots
Westfield is now 2-6 for the seasonand travels to Hamilton Southeastern onFriday Tipoff is 8 pm and will be thesecond game of a Hoosier CrossroadsConference girl-boy doubleheader
Westfield 43Tipton 25
Westfield FG FT TP PFZach Banks 2-6 4-4 8 1Aaron Bennett 3-8 0-0 8 2Josh Van Dyke 1-4 1-2 3 0Jaret Bailey 0-1 0-0 0 1Jonah Welch 5-6 1-2 11 1Caleb Welch 0-3 1-2 1 1Ian Kristensen 4-6 2-2 12 3Michael Koza 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 15-34 9-12 43 9Score by QuartersWestfield 10 7 10 16 - 43Tipton 7 5 8 5 - 25Westfield 3-point shooting (4-7) Bennett 2-3Kristensen 2-2 Van Dyke 0-1 C Welch 0-1Westfield rebounds (23) Van Dyke 5Kristensen 5 Bennett 4 J Welch 4 Banks 3C Welch 1 Koza 1
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6 Sports
The Noblesville swim teams split a dualmeet with North Central on Tuesday
The Miller boys won 101-84 JackWolfred was a double winner in the 200 and500 freestyles Noblesvilles 200 freestylerelay also was victorious
In the girls meet the Millers fell 130-51Dayana Popa won the diving event
University also competed at the meetbut it was not part of the team competitionBrody Davidson had the best overall finishfor the Trailblazers taking fifth in the boysindividual medley In the girls meet MacyPaton was seventh in the 50 free and the200 medley relay also took seventh
GIRLS MEETTeam score North Central 130Noblesville 51200 medley relay 3 Noblesville A(Kyra Smythe Rachel Tat Ava WettrickAlexa Akers) 15944 7 University A(Macy Paton Caitlin Clark Ella EskenaziIsabela Wise) 23927200 freestyle 4 Brianna McBride (N)20838 5 Elizabeth Mulanax (N)21066 10 Clark (U) 30156200 individual medley 4 Akers (N)22571 5 Tat (N) 2276550 freestyle 2 Gillian Cripe (N) 26485 Brooke Haflich (N) 2770 7 Paton (U)3253 8 Eskenazi (U) 3299One-meter diving Dayana Popa (N)25460100 butterfly 3 Wettrick (N) 10487 5Tina Berger (N) 10891100 freestyle 4 Akers (N) 5846 5Sarah Hayes (N) 5870 8 Wise (U)11249500 freestyle 3 Cripe (N) 53897 5McBride (N) 55050200 freestyle relay 3 Noblesville A(Hayes Rebecca Richardson JosieGriffin Cripe) 14987100 backstroke 4 Jordan Wolfred (N)11343 5 Berger (N) 11371 10 Wise(U) 12737 11 Paton (U) 13134100 breaststroke 3 Tat (N) 11295 5Smythe (N) 11874 8 Clark (U) 13750400 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A(Akers Haflich Berger Cripe) 35911 2Noblesville B (Wettrick GriffinMulanax Richardson) 40960 3Noblesville C (Corissa Everhart KelseyLovitt Anna Radican Emily DeCocq)42947BOYS MEETTeam scores Noblesville 101 NorthCentral 84
200 medley relay 2 Noblesville A(Cameron Kramer Sam Bleisch EvanDiamente Isaac Johnston) 14504 3Noblesville B (Nick Beeson IsaacStephan Will Huff Lawson Crum)15062 6 University A (Charles EarleCole Reinholt Brody Davidson CordellWilson) 15893200 freestyle 1 Jack Wolfred (N)14938 3 Aaron Helms (N) 15267 4Jakob Janson (N) 15520 9 Wilson (U)2252 11 Max Ammerman (U) 2426812 Ian Weiker (U) 30534200 individual medley 2 Kramer (N)20836 3 Stephan (N) 21077 5Davidson (U) 21316 10 Earle (U)24058
50 freestyle 2 Diamente (N) 2291 3Johnston (N) 2314 5 Crum (N) 2424 8Reinholt (U) 2781 11 Zachary Daniels(U) 3359 12 Christian Moore (U) 4367One-meter diving 2 Ryan Plummer (N)15325 3 Chase Martin (N) 13565 4Gavin Smythe (N) 12495100 butterfly 2 Diamente (N) 5554 3Huff (N) 5760 4 Bailey Huemann (N)10438100 freestyle 2 Johnston (N) 5165 4Crum (N) 5302 5 Seth Koszyk (N)5376 10 Ammerman (U) 11439 11Weiker (U) 13023 12 Moore (U)14647500 freestyle 1 Wolfred (N) 50013 2Janson (N) 51087 3 Helms (N)51402
200 freestyle relay 1 Noblesville A(Johnston Diamente Crum Wolfred)13275 3 Noblesville B (Huff HelmsKoszyk Janson) 13616100 backstroke 2 Kramer (N) 5872 4Beeson (N) 10137 7 Earle (U) 112719 Wilson (U) 12088100 breaststroke 2 Bleisch (N)10678 3 Stephan (N) 10812 5 Griffin(N) 10993 7 Reinholt (U) 11206 10Daniels (U) 14033400 freestyle relay 2 Noblesville A(Kramer Janson Helms Wolfred)32500 3 Noblesville B (Koszyk HuffStephan Beeson) 33876 6 UniversityA (Davidson Reinholt Earle Wilson)40753
Millers split with North Central
Photo by Bret Richardson
NHS Sophomore Jack Wolfred (right) and North Centrals Robert Krahulik leave their blocks in the anchor leg of the 200 freerelayWolfred touched first and also won the 200 and 500 free in the Millers defeat of North Central on Tuesday
Hamilton Heights scored an overwhelm-ing Hoosier Confer-ence win on Tuesdaybeating Western 56-12
The Huskies led13-0 after the firstquarter and 33-7 athalftime KaylaKirtley led Heightswith 18 points withLauryn Wiley adding13 and BayleighRunner scoring 10Wiley also had eight
rebounds Lexi Branham made nine stealsand dished out four assists Runner alsomade four steals while Sydney Griffey hadtwo blocks
The Huskies are now 2-1 in the confer-ence and 10-6 overall Heights travels to
Tipton on Saturday for a 130 pm game
Heights 56Western 12
Heights FG FT TP PFBayleigh Runner 4-7 1-1 10 0Kayla Kirtley 7-10 1-1 18 0Ashton Runner 1-6 2-2 4 2Lauryn Wiley 6-10 1-1 13 4Sydney Griffey 2-7 3-3 7 2Abby Christiansen 0-1 0-0 0 1Lexi Branham 1-5 0-0 2 0Peyton Bissett 1-2 0-0 2 0Totals 22-48 8-8 56 9Score by QuarterHeights 13 20 9 14 - 56Western 0 7 4 1 - 12Heights 3-point shooting (4-11) Kirtley 3-5 BRunner 1-4 Branham 0-2Heights rebounds (20) Wiley 8 B Runner 3Kirtley 3 Griffey 3 A Runner 1 Branham 1Bissett 1
Huskies overwhelm Western
Branham
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Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBToronto 25 13 658 -Boston 23 15 605 15New York 17 21 447 75Philadelphia 10 25 286 140Brooklyn 8 29 216 155Southeast W L PCT GBAtlanta 22 16 579 -Washington 19 18 514 30Charlotte 20 19 513 15Orlando 16 23 410 55Miami 11 29 275 105Central W L PCT GBCleveland 28 9 757 -Indiana 20 18 526 85Milwaukee 19 18 514 90Chicago 19 20 487 90Detroit 18 22 450 115
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 24 16 600 -Oklahoma City 23 16 590 10Portland 17 23 425 70Denver 14 23 378 85Minnesota 12 26 316 115Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 30 8 789 -Houston 31 9 775 15Memphis 24 16 600 80New Orleans 15 24 385 165Dallas 11 27 289 190Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 33 6 846 -LA Clippers 26 14 650 70Sacramento 16 22 421 155LA Lakers 15 27 357 185Phoenix 12 26 316 190
NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos scores
Washington 101 Chicago 99Toronto 114 Boston 106Atlanta 117 Brooklyn 97
Houston 121 Charlotte 114
Milwaukee 109 San Antonio 107Utah 100 Cleveland 92
Portland 108 LA Lakers 87Golden State 107 Miami 95Sacramento 100 Detroit 94
Sports 7
Guerin Catholic fell to Harrison 59-43in a Tuesday game at the Eagles Nest
The Raiders led the Golden Eagles 19-6after the first quarter and 37-18 at halftimeKate Anderson scored 10 points to leadGuerin Catholic while Grace Demas had sixrebounds Danielle Mason made six steals
The Golden Eagles are 6-14 for theseason and are off until Friday Jan 20when they travel to Brebeuf Jesuit for a 6pm Circle City Conference game
Harrison 59 GuerinCatholic 43
Guerin FG FT TP PFDanielle Mason 0-3 2-2 2 3
Erin Fuller 3-4 2-6 9 1Sydney Geis 1-8 0-3 2 2Carly Hammons 0-2 0-0 0 4Maggie Stordy 0-0 0-0 0 0Grace Demas 2-10 0-1 4 2Grace Hackett 1-3 0-0 2 2Kate Anderson 5-7 0-0 10 4Nicole Cunningham 3-5 1-3 9 0Sarah Eberhart 0-1 0-0 0 0Hanna Bills 2-3 0-1 5 1Totals 17-46 5-16 43 19Score by QuartersHarrison 19 18 8 14 - 59Guerin 6 12 7 18 - 43Guerin Catholic 3-point shooting (4-19)Cunningham 2-4 Bills 1-2 Fuller 1-1 Geis 0-5Mason 0-2 Hackett 0-2 Hammons 0-1 Demas0-1 Eberhart 0-1Guerin Catholic rebounds (16) Demas 6Anderson 4 Fuller 2 Hackett 2 Hammons 1Bills 1
University won its sixth straight gameon Tuesday defeating Indianapolis Lutheran57-37 on Tuesday
The Saints led 12-11 after the firstquarter but the Blazers took off in thesecond period jumping ahead 28-16 byhalftime University kept rolling in the thirdquarter leading 49-21 by the end of theperiod
Natalie Nickless had an incredibleshooting night draining seven 3-pointersNickless also made two free throws to total23 points Lindsey Syrek added 10 pointsLucy Snyder led the UHS rebounding withsix with Nickless grabbing five Lily Snydermade four steals while Syrek and AlexaNealy each blocked two shots
The Blazers are now 14-3 and travel toFaith Christian for a 6 pm game onThursday
University 57Indpls Lutheran 37
University FG FT TP PFMaggie Klemsz 0-2 0-2 0 2Honor Cosby 1-1 2-2 4 3Lilly Fair 0-0 0-0 0 0Lily Snyder 3-5 2-2 8 1Lucy Snyder 2-3 4-4 8 1Meredith Rogers 0-0 0-0 0 1Emma Caress 2-5 0-0 4 0Lindsey Syrek 4-7 2-2 10 2Alexa Nealy 0-1 0-1 0 3Natalie Nickless 7-13 2-2 23 3Totals 19-37 12-15 57 16Score by QuartersLutheran 12 4 5 16 - 37University 11 17 21 8 - 57University 3-point shooting (7-15) Nickless 7-13Li Snyder 0-1 Caress 0-1University rebounds (26) Lu Snyder 6 Nickless5 Cosby 4 Nealy 4 Syrek 3 Li Snyder 2Klemsz 1 Fair 1
Sheridan dropped a 62-44 HoosierHeartland Conference game at Taylor onTuesday
The Blackhawks led 9-7 after the firstquarter but the Titans took control in thesecond period and led 32-21 at halftimeAiden Roaten scored 11 points for Sheridan
Nicholas Burnell dominated the boardswith 14 rebounds with Roaten and TannerSwindle each pulling six
The Hawks finished HHC play with a3-1 record and will finish in a tie for firstplace in the East Division Clinton Central
is also 3-1 in the East Taylor is 2-1 with onegame left to play
Sheridan is 5-7 overall and next hostsElwood on Saturday
Taylor 62Sheridan 44
Sheridan FG FT TP PFJack Waitt 4-12 0-1 9 3Drake Delph 2-9 2-6 7 2Sean Weitzel 1-5 1-4 3 4Tommy Glidden 1-5 0-0 2 1Cameron Weitzel 1-8 0-0 2 4Aiden Roaten 3-6 5-6 11 4Nicholas Burnell 2-7 2-5 6 1Kenny Burnell 0-0 0-2 0 0Tanner Swindle 2-7 0-2 4 1Totals 16-59 10-26 44 20Score by QuartersSheridan 9 12 10 13 - 44Taylor 7 25 12 18 - 62Sheridan 3-point shooting (2-24) Waitt 1-8Delph 1-3 C eitzel 0-5 S Weitzel 0-3 Glidden0-3 Roaten 0-2Sheridan rebounds (37) N Burnell 14 Roaten 6Swindle 6 Waitt 3 S Weitzel 3 Delph 2 CWeitzel 2 K Burnell 1
lsquoHawks drop HHC game to Taylor
lsquoBlazers win sixth straight game
Guerin girls fall to Harrison
Shamrocks beat TiptonWestfield snapped a four-game losing
streak on Tuesday by beating Tipton 43-25in an away game
The Shamrocks slowly increased theirlead throughout the first three quartersgoing up 17-12 at halftime and 27-20 afterthree periods Westfield then put the gameaway by outscoring the Blue Devils 16-5in the fourth quarter
Ian Kristensen scored 12 points withJonah Welch contributing 11 Kristensenand Josh Van Dyke both pulled fiverebounds Jonah Welch made four stealsand Caleb Welch blocked two shots
Westfield is now 2-6 for the seasonand travels to Hamilton Southeastern onFriday Tipoff is 8 pm and will be thesecond game of a Hoosier CrossroadsConference girl-boy doubleheader
Westfield 43Tipton 25
Westfield FG FT TP PFZach Banks 2-6 4-4 8 1Aaron Bennett 3-8 0-0 8 2Josh Van Dyke 1-4 1-2 3 0Jaret Bailey 0-1 0-0 0 1Jonah Welch 5-6 1-2 11 1Caleb Welch 0-3 1-2 1 1Ian Kristensen 4-6 2-2 12 3Michael Koza 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 15-34 9-12 43 9Score by QuartersWestfield 10 7 10 16 - 43Tipton 7 5 8 5 - 25Westfield 3-point shooting (4-7) Bennett 2-3Kristensen 2-2 Van Dyke 0-1 C Welch 0-1Westfield rebounds (23) Van Dyke 5Kristensen 5 Bennett 4 J Welch 4 Banks 3C Welch 1 Koza 1
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Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBToronto 25 13 658 -Boston 23 15 605 15New York 17 21 447 75Philadelphia 10 25 286 140Brooklyn 8 29 216 155Southeast W L PCT GBAtlanta 22 16 579 -Washington 19 18 514 30Charlotte 20 19 513 15Orlando 16 23 410 55Miami 11 29 275 105Central W L PCT GBCleveland 28 9 757 -Indiana 20 18 526 85Milwaukee 19 18 514 90Chicago 19 20 487 90Detroit 18 22 450 115
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 24 16 600 -Oklahoma City 23 16 590 10Portland 17 23 425 70Denver 14 23 378 85Minnesota 12 26 316 115Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 30 8 789 -Houston 31 9 775 15Memphis 24 16 600 80New Orleans 15 24 385 165Dallas 11 27 289 190Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 33 6 846 -LA Clippers 26 14 650 70Sacramento 16 22 421 155LA Lakers 15 27 357 185Phoenix 12 26 316 190
NBA standingsTuesdayrsquos scores
Washington 101 Chicago 99Toronto 114 Boston 106Atlanta 117 Brooklyn 97
Houston 121 Charlotte 114
Milwaukee 109 San Antonio 107Utah 100 Cleveland 92
Portland 108 LA Lakers 87Golden State 107 Miami 95Sacramento 100 Detroit 94
Sports 7
Guerin Catholic fell to Harrison 59-43in a Tuesday game at the Eagles Nest
The Raiders led the Golden Eagles 19-6after the first quarter and 37-18 at halftimeKate Anderson scored 10 points to leadGuerin Catholic while Grace Demas had sixrebounds Danielle Mason made six steals
The Golden Eagles are 6-14 for theseason and are off until Friday Jan 20when they travel to Brebeuf Jesuit for a 6pm Circle City Conference game
Harrison 59 GuerinCatholic 43
Guerin FG FT TP PFDanielle Mason 0-3 2-2 2 3
Erin Fuller 3-4 2-6 9 1Sydney Geis 1-8 0-3 2 2Carly Hammons 0-2 0-0 0 4Maggie Stordy 0-0 0-0 0 0Grace Demas 2-10 0-1 4 2Grace Hackett 1-3 0-0 2 2Kate Anderson 5-7 0-0 10 4Nicole Cunningham 3-5 1-3 9 0Sarah Eberhart 0-1 0-0 0 0Hanna Bills 2-3 0-1 5 1Totals 17-46 5-16 43 19Score by QuartersHarrison 19 18 8 14 - 59Guerin 6 12 7 18 - 43Guerin Catholic 3-point shooting (4-19)Cunningham 2-4 Bills 1-2 Fuller 1-1 Geis 0-5Mason 0-2 Hackett 0-2 Hammons 0-1 Demas0-1 Eberhart 0-1Guerin Catholic rebounds (16) Demas 6Anderson 4 Fuller 2 Hackett 2 Hammons 1Bills 1
University won its sixth straight gameon Tuesday defeating Indianapolis Lutheran57-37 on Tuesday
The Saints led 12-11 after the firstquarter but the Blazers took off in thesecond period jumping ahead 28-16 byhalftime University kept rolling in the thirdquarter leading 49-21 by the end of theperiod
Natalie Nickless had an incredibleshooting night draining seven 3-pointersNickless also made two free throws to total23 points Lindsey Syrek added 10 pointsLucy Snyder led the UHS rebounding withsix with Nickless grabbing five Lily Snydermade four steals while Syrek and AlexaNealy each blocked two shots
The Blazers are now 14-3 and travel toFaith Christian for a 6 pm game onThursday
University 57Indpls Lutheran 37
University FG FT TP PFMaggie Klemsz 0-2 0-2 0 2Honor Cosby 1-1 2-2 4 3Lilly Fair 0-0 0-0 0 0Lily Snyder 3-5 2-2 8 1Lucy Snyder 2-3 4-4 8 1Meredith Rogers 0-0 0-0 0 1Emma Caress 2-5 0-0 4 0Lindsey Syrek 4-7 2-2 10 2Alexa Nealy 0-1 0-1 0 3Natalie Nickless 7-13 2-2 23 3Totals 19-37 12-15 57 16Score by QuartersLutheran 12 4 5 16 - 37University 11 17 21 8 - 57University 3-point shooting (7-15) Nickless 7-13Li Snyder 0-1 Caress 0-1University rebounds (26) Lu Snyder 6 Nickless5 Cosby 4 Nealy 4 Syrek 3 Li Snyder 2Klemsz 1 Fair 1
Sheridan dropped a 62-44 HoosierHeartland Conference game at Taylor onTuesday
The Blackhawks led 9-7 after the firstquarter but the Titans took control in thesecond period and led 32-21 at halftimeAiden Roaten scored 11 points for Sheridan
Nicholas Burnell dominated the boardswith 14 rebounds with Roaten and TannerSwindle each pulling six
The Hawks finished HHC play with a3-1 record and will finish in a tie for firstplace in the East Division Clinton Central
is also 3-1 in the East Taylor is 2-1 with onegame left to play
Sheridan is 5-7 overall and next hostsElwood on Saturday
Taylor 62Sheridan 44
Sheridan FG FT TP PFJack Waitt 4-12 0-1 9 3Drake Delph 2-9 2-6 7 2Sean Weitzel 1-5 1-4 3 4Tommy Glidden 1-5 0-0 2 1Cameron Weitzel 1-8 0-0 2 4Aiden Roaten 3-6 5-6 11 4Nicholas Burnell 2-7 2-5 6 1Kenny Burnell 0-0 0-2 0 0Tanner Swindle 2-7 0-2 4 1Totals 16-59 10-26 44 20Score by QuartersSheridan 9 12 10 13 - 44Taylor 7 25 12 18 - 62Sheridan 3-point shooting (2-24) Waitt 1-8Delph 1-3 C eitzel 0-5 S Weitzel 0-3 Glidden0-3 Roaten 0-2Sheridan rebounds (37) N Burnell 14 Roaten 6Swindle 6 Waitt 3 S Weitzel 3 Delph 2 CWeitzel 2 K Burnell 1
lsquoHawks drop HHC game to Taylor
lsquoBlazers win sixth straight game
Guerin girls fall to Harrison
Shamrocks beat TiptonWestfield snapped a four-game losing
streak on Tuesday by beating Tipton 43-25in an away game
The Shamrocks slowly increased theirlead throughout the first three quartersgoing up 17-12 at halftime and 27-20 afterthree periods Westfield then put the gameaway by outscoring the Blue Devils 16-5in the fourth quarter
Ian Kristensen scored 12 points withJonah Welch contributing 11 Kristensenand Josh Van Dyke both pulled fiverebounds Jonah Welch made four stealsand Caleb Welch blocked two shots
Westfield is now 2-6 for the seasonand travels to Hamilton Southeastern onFriday Tipoff is 8 pm and will be thesecond game of a Hoosier CrossroadsConference girl-boy doubleheader
Westfield 43Tipton 25
Westfield FG FT TP PFZach Banks 2-6 4-4 8 1Aaron Bennett 3-8 0-0 8 2Josh Van Dyke 1-4 1-2 3 0Jaret Bailey 0-1 0-0 0 1Jonah Welch 5-6 1-2 11 1Caleb Welch 0-3 1-2 1 1Ian Kristensen 4-6 2-2 12 3Michael Koza 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 15-34 9-12 43 9Score by QuartersWestfield 10 7 10 16 - 43Tipton 7 5 8 5 - 25Westfield 3-point shooting (4-7) Bennett 2-3Kristensen 2-2 Van Dyke 0-1 C Welch 0-1Westfield rebounds (23) Van Dyke 5Kristensen 5 Bennett 4 J Welch 4 Banks 3C Welch 1 Koza 1
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