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Today: Slight chance of rain and snow showers. Cloudy and breezy, with gusts as high as 30 mph. Tonight: Partly cloudy. Saturday, Feb. 25, 2017 Sheridan, Noblesville, Cicero, Arcadia, Atlanta, Carmel, Fishers, Westfield Vol. 4, No. 39 TODAY’S WEATHER HIGH: 35 LOW: 23 Photos provided (LEFT) Urban conservationist Claire Lane stands with Outstanding Partner of Urban Conservation award winner Carl Bruhn. (RIGHT) Resource conservationist Mark McCauley stands with Friendly Farmer Award winner Charles Spartz. The REPORTER The Hamilton County Soil and Wa- ter Conservation District (HCSWCD) recognized members of the communi- ty last week during its annual meeting at the county fairgrounds for their out- standing contributions to conservation in the county. The following awards were given out: Partner in Conservation, John Har- baugh; Friend of Conservation, Garrick Mallery; River Friendly Farmer Award, Charles Spartz; Outstanding Partners of Urban Conservation, Ann and Carl Bruhn. The Indiana Conservation Partner- ship also recognized the district with a District Showcase award at the meeting. The Partnership then awarded HCSWCD Board Chairman Rodney Rulon Supervi- sor of the Year. “We couldn’t do what we do with- out help from the community and several partners,” said Ginger Davis, HCSWCD Administrator. “Our office staff and board were also incredibly honored to be recognized state-wide for our efforts.” Hamilton County Soil and Water Conservaon District annual award winners announced By Larry Lannan www.LarryInFishers.com The City of Fishers held a banquet Thursday night to recognize vol- unteers around the local community. The Key to the City was awarded to Warren Harling, whose service on the local Plan Com- mission goes all the way back to 1993. This is only the third Key to the City awarded by Mayor Scott Fadness. The first two went to Tom Curry, founder of the S.P.O.R.T.S organization, and long- time Fishers Police Chief George Kehl. “In 1993, the popula- tion of Fishers was 13,000 people,” Mayor Scott Fadness told the crowd. “Warren Harling today is still on the Plan Commis- sion, still on the Board of Zoning Appeals. Not only does he serve on these committees month after month, but he presides over them.” It was my honor to serve as emcee for the event. Kudos to Tony Elliot, Dan Domsic and Mayor Fadness for hold- ing this celebration of volunteering. It’s the first time Fishers has ever done such an event. I suspect it will not be the last one. Below is a list of all those honored at the City of Service Evening, held at Forum Credit Union’s Conference Center: Fishers Parks and Recreation Youth Volun- teers of the Year: Dorothy and Jacque- line Schmok Fishers Parks and Recreation Adult Volun- teer of the Year: Bernard Thomasson Department of Pub- lic Works Volunteer of the Year: Stan Schenher District Teacher of the Year: Julie Alano HSE Schools Foun- dation Volunteer of the Year: Linda Witt Nonprofit Volunteer of the Year: Peg Powers Key to the City: Warren Harling Fishers volunteers recognized Photo courtesy of the City of Fishers Warren Harling (left) receives the Key to the City from Mayor Scott Fadness. Noblesville releases 2016 year in review Aorney General coming to Carmel Clay By FRED SWIFT Indiana's new Attorney General Cur- tis Hill will be the speaker March 8 at the Carmel Clay Republican Club's annual chili supper. The public is welcome to the 6:30 p.m. supper being held this year at the John Hensel Township Building, 10701 N College Ave. The $5 supper includes chili, salad and dessert. Club members do not pay, but are expected to bring a salad or des- sert. Attorney General Hill was the top statewide vote-getter in last November's election. He served four terms as Elkhart County prosecutor where he became known for his fight against the illegal drug trade. He has testified before Con- gress on the subject. The new AG, a graduate of Indiana University Law School, is married and father of five children. The REPORTER The City of Noblesville has released its year-end report. The 2016 Annual Report details major accomplishments from every city department and within the community during the past year. “2016 was an exciting year in No- blesville and the State of Indiana. While we celebrated our history and successes with the bicentennial, we were reminded of what makes Noblesville unique and special,” Mayor John Ditslear said. This is the first time the city has com- piled a comprehensive year-end report as Gary Varvel visits Legacy Chrisan School The REPORTER Today the students of Legacy Chris- tian School were excited to welcome award-winning editorial cartoonist Gary Varvel, who has worked with the India- napolis Star since 1994. Varvel spoke to the audience about his career as a cartoonist as well as his journey with God and how his path in life has always been influenced by his beliefs. “God had a plan, and he had a plan for me,” Varvel said. He explained to the students and staff of Legacy Christian School that he was thankful for the skillset that God had given him, but that having skills meant very little without having purpose for those skills. He explained that his art- See Varvel . . . Page 2 See Review . . . Page 2
Transcript of Fishers volunteers recognized Attorneyfiles.constantcontact.com/57b55f5d301/4fd270e6-1a3... ·...
Today Slight chance of rain and snow showers Cloudy and breezy
with gusts as high as 30 mphTonight Partly cloudy
Saturday Feb 25 2017Sheridan Noblesville Cicero Arcadia Atlanta Carmel Fishers Westfield
Vol 4 No 39TODAYrsquoS WEATHER
HIGH 35 LOW 23
Photos provided(LEFT) Urban conservationist Claire Lane stands with Outstanding Partner of Urban Conservation award winner Carl Bruhn (RIGHT) Resource conservationist Mark McCauley stands with Friendly Farmer Award winner Charles Spartz
The REPORTERThe Hamilton County Soil and Wa-
ter Conservation District (HCSWCD) recognized members of the communi-ty last week during its annual meeting at the county fairgrounds for their out-standing contributions to conservation in the county
The following awards were given
out Partner in Conservation John Har-baugh Friend of Conservation Garrick Mallery River Friendly Farmer Award Charles Spartz Outstanding Partners of Urban Conservation Ann and Carl Bruhn
The Indiana Conservation Partner-ship also recognized the district with a District Showcase award at the meeting
The Partnership then awarded HCSWCD Board Chairman Rodney Rulon Supervi-sor of the Year
ldquoWe couldnrsquot do what we do with-out help from the community and several partnersrdquo said Ginger Davis HCSWCD Administrator ldquoOur office staff and board were also incredibly honored to be recognized state-wide for our effortsrdquo
Hamilton County Soil and Water Conservation District annual award winners announced
By Larry LannanwwwLarryInFisherscom
The City of Fishers held a banquet Thursday night to recognize vol-unteers around the local community
The Key to the City was awarded to Warren Harling whose service on the local Plan Com-mission goes all the way back to 1993 This is only the third Key to the City awarded by Mayor Scott Fadness The first two went to Tom Curry founder of the SPORTS organization and long-time Fishers Police Chief George Kehl
ldquoIn 1993 the popula-tion of Fishers was 13000 peoplerdquo Mayor Scott Fadness told the crowd ldquoWarren Harling today is still on the Plan Commis-sion still on the Board of Zoning Appeals Not only does he serve on these committees month after month but he presides over themrdquo
It was my honor to serve as emcee for the event Kudos to Tony
Elliot Dan Domsic and Mayor Fadness for hold-ing this celebration of volunteering Itrsquos the first time Fishers has ever done such an event I suspect it will not be the last one
Below is a list of all those honored at the City of Service Evening held at Forum Credit Unionrsquos Conference Center
Fishers Parks and Recreation Youth Volun-teers of the Year
Dorothy and Jacque-line Schmok
Fishers Parks and Recreation Adult Volun-teer of the Year
Bernard ThomassonDepartment of Pub-
lic Works Volunteer of the Year
Stan SchenherDistrict Teacher of
the YearJulie AlanoHSE Schools Foun-
dation Volunteer of the Year
Linda WittNonprofit Volunteer
of the YearPeg PowersKey to the CityWarren Harling
Fishers volunteers recognized
Photo courtesy of the City of FishersWarren Harling (left) receives the Key to the City from Mayor Scott Fadness
Noblesville releases 2016 year in review
Attorney General coming to Carmel Clay By FRED SWIFT
Indianas new Attorney General Cur-tis Hill will be the speaker March 8 at the Carmel Clay Republican Clubs annual chili supper
The public is welcome to the 630 pm supper being held this year at the John Hensel Township Building 10701 N College Ave
The $5 supper includes chili salad and dessert Club members do not pay but are expected to bring a salad or des-sert
Attorney General Hill was the top statewide vote-getter in last Novembers election He served four terms as Elkhart County prosecutor where he became known for his fight against the illegal drug trade He has testified before Con-gress on the subject
The new AG a graduate of Indiana University Law School is married and father of five children
The REPORTER The City of Noblesville has released
its year-end report The 2016 Annual Report details major accomplishments from every city department and within the community during the past year
ldquo2016 was an exciting year in No-blesville and the State of Indiana While we celebrated our history and successes with the bicentennial we were reminded of what makes Noblesville unique and specialrdquo Mayor John Ditslear said
This is the first time the city has com-piled a comprehensive year-end report as
Gary Varvelvisits LegacyChristian SchoolThe REPORTER
Today the students of Legacy Chris-tian School were excited to welcome award-winning editorial cartoonist Gary Varvel who has worked with the India-napolis Star since 1994
Varvel spoke to the audience about his career as a cartoonist as well as his journey with God and how his path in life has always been influenced by his beliefs ldquoGod had a plan and he had a plan for merdquo Varvel said
He explained to the students and staff of Legacy Christian School that he was thankful for the skillset that God had given him but that having skills meant very little without having purpose for those skills He explained that his art-
See Varvel Page 2
See Review Page 2
2 News
Meeting Notices
Pursuant to IC 5-14-15-5 (a) The Hamilton County Council Highway Committee will meet at 800 am on Wednesday March 1 2017 at the Ham-ilton County Highway Department 1700 S 10th Street Noblesville Indi-ana The purpose of this meeting is for discussion of highway projects
s Robin M MillsHamilton County Auditor
TheHAMILTON COUNTYREPORTERThanks for reading
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For Rent2 bedroom with laundry
1 car garageTotal electric
Hamilton Southeastern Schools$700 per month$800 damage deposit
Call 317-773-2348
Carmel signal installation to begin Monday Feb 27The REPORTER
On Monday Feb 27 construction will begin on a traffic signal at the in-tersection of 146th Street and Commu-nity Drive Temporary lane closures and traffic delays can be expected through-out the duration of the project The signal project is planned to last through the month of March and be complete by April 2017
Hamilton County has 9 townships with approximately 600 miles of road-way and rights-of-way 280 bridges and over 600 small structures to main-tain The goal of the Hamilton County Highway Department is to provide and maintain safe accessible and efficient roadways and strive to improve the transportation infrastructure for the cit-izens of Hamilton County
VARVELfrom Page 1
Photo providedGary Varvel presents to the students of Legacy Christian School
work is not always humorous because that there are situations for which humor is inappropriate
Looking at his art you can search for the deeper meaning within Whether it is a political statement or a statement about the health of Hoosiers Varvel tries to get his message out and get people thinking
Varvelrsquos work is nationally syndi-cated and his cartoons have appeared on CNN Fox News Newsweek Time The New York Times The Washington Post USA Today Washington Times Nation-al Review and Sports Illustrated
Varvel also spoke about working
with his son Brett Varvel In 2010 they began House of Grace Films Inc a non-profit organization dedicated to pro-ducing biblically based films House of Grace writes films edits and produces movies that promote the Gospel in new ways
The audience was shown a preview of their latest film entitle ldquoThe War Withinrdquo starring Brett Varvel The film is a unique fantasy about God the battle within each of us and issues of the heart
For more information about Gary Varvel you can follow him on Twit-ter Facebook YouTube or go to wwwgaryvarvelcom
REVIEWfrom Page 1
each department previously created its own annual report In addition to city departments the 28-page report covers downtown the Common Council traf-fic and tourism The report is available as a print version and an interactive one (which includes hyperlinks to additional information on a variety of subjects on each page)
ldquoI am proud to share the hard work being done within our community This is a new initiative that I hope residents find informative and usefulrdquo Ditslear said
To view the full report click here
Obituaries 3
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Westfield IN 46074
Judith Lynn BrittonAugust 17 1950 - February 12 2017
Judith Lynn Britton 66 of Noblesville passed away on Sunday February 12 2017 at home She was born on August 17 1950 to Glenn and Betty (Dar-ringer) Farrow in Indianapolis Her parents preceded her in death
Judy had been employed with Goodwill Industries for over 15 years She was a very thoughtful person and had an endearing lsquoodd ballrsquo sense of humor She enjoyed working outside with her flowers and loved crafts and knick-knacks and was very artistic Her home resembled a Brown County shop She also had a passion for animals especially cats
She is survived by three sons Paul Olson Scott (Brandy) Britton and Greg (Amanda) Britton two siblings Debbie Rushing and Ran-
dy Farrow grandchildren Kyle Dani Ryan Holly Eric Lila Ashley Tyler and Logan and two nephews Zach and Cory
Services will be held at 2pm on Saturday March 4 2017 at White River Christian Church in Noblesville
Memorial contributions may be made to Humane Society for Hamilton County 1721 Pleasant Street Suite B Noblesville IN 46060
The family has entrusted arrangements and cremation to Randall amp Roberts Funeral Home in Noblesville Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Frances Jean SweitzerJune 23 1930 - February 20 2017
Frances Jean Sweitzer 86 of Noblesville passed away on Monday February 20 2017 at Prairie Lakes Health Campus in Noblesville She was born on June 23 1930 to Guy and Lucille (Mallery) Roudebush in Noblesville Indiana
Frances was a graduate of Noblesville High School and a member of Union United Methodist Church
She is survived by her sons Mike (Marta) Sweitzer Steve (Therese) Sweitzer and Dave (Pam) Sweitzer five grandchil-dren and two great-grandchildren
In addition to her parents Frances was preceded in death by her grandson Jared Sweitzer in 1998 brother Horace Roudebush
and sister Margaret ArnoldPrivate family services were heldMemorial contributions may be made to
Union United Methodist Church 19090 De-Shane Avenue Noblesville IN 46060
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
ArrangementsService PrivateCondolences wwwrandallrobertscom
ArrangementsService 2 pm on Saturday March 4Location White River Christian Church NoblesvilleCondolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Thanks for reading The Hamilton County Reporter
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Sports4
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorOn Senior Night Noblesvilles seniors
were outstandingThe Millers won their final home and
regular-season game Friday night at TheMill defeating Lebanon 57-46 Noblesvilleplayed brilliantly in the first half weatheredthe storm of an expected Tigers run in thethird quarter and took care of business inthe fourth to clinch the win
The Millers never trailed Rico Duncanone of the five seniors that started forNoblesville scored the first points of thegame on a 3-pointer and that would lead toa 20-point first quarter Max Flinchumadded eight points including a pair of 3swhile McGwire Plumer scored seven
Duncan ended the period with a nicemove After the clock ticked under theone-minute mark Duncan had the ball andlooked as if he would hold it for theremainder of the period Instead after about10 seconds he took the ball inside and madea one-handed driving layin That made thescore 20-9 which is where the first periodwould end
We had a tremendous first quartersaid Millers coach Brian McCauley Ourball movement was excellent Our screeningwas good
Noblesville was in the middle of a 15-2run as action moved to the second quarterfinishing that run with six straight pointsFlinchum converted a floater Nolan Ginthermade a layin and Xavier Hines scored offa steal by Plumer one of six takeaways fromPlumer in the game
He was dialed in tonight saidMcCauley He was focused
The Millers led 32-20 at halftime andextended the lead to 40-24 midway throughthe third Lebanon scored seven quick pointsto cut Noblesvilles advantage to 40-31 butthe Millers answered that with a 9-0 run oftheir own
Noblesville carried that run into thefourth period ending it with another 3 fromFlinchum his fourth of the game Flinchumtotaled 17 points one of four players - allseniors - to reach double figures
Plumer scored 11 points while Gintherand Duncan each added 10 Nick Mills thefifth senior on the court helped out with tworebounds and a free throw in the fourthquarter Of course he also madecontributions that didnt show up in theboxscore but are just as important
Nick gave us great energy and thenNolan was really sound for us saidMcCauley
Ginther had four rebounds for theMillers
The Millers honored all of their seniorsincluding Corby Mertens who wasunfortunately injured earlier in the month
Millers seniors shine in regular-season finale
Reporter photos by Kent Graham
Noblesville senior Rico Duncan goes in for a layup during the Millersrsquo Senior Night game with Lebanon Friday at The MillNoblesville beat the Tigers 57-46
Nick Mills (5) and Max Flinchum (far right) were two of the seniors honored by the Millers in their Senior Night game
Sports 5
and is unable to play for the remainder ofthe season But he was there cheering histeammates on
Noblesville finished the regular season11-12 and will play Guerin Catholic in thefirst round of the Carmel sectional onWednesday
Noblesville 57Lebanon 46
Noblesville FG FT TP PFNolan Ginther 2-6 6-8 10 4Nick Mills 0-1 1-2 1 0Rico Duncan 4-9 1-1 10 1Max Flinchum 6-14 1-2 17 0McGwire Plumer 5-6 1-1 11 1Grant Gremel 2-3 0-0 4 1Ryan Barnes 1-1 0-0 2 3Xavier Hines 1-1 0-0 2 1Trevor Conwell 0-0 0-0 0 0Zack Johnson 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 21-41 10-14 57 11Score by QuartersLebanon 9 11 11 15 - 46Noblesville 20 12 11 14 - 57Noblesville 3-point shooting (5-12) Flinchum 4-9Duncan 1-3Noblesville rebounds (17) Ginther 4 Barnes 3Duncan 3 Flinchum 3 Mills 2 Gremel 1 Plumer1
MILLERSFrom Page 4
Hamilton CountyReporter
Hamilton CountyrsquosHometownNewspaper
Sheridan dropped its regular-seasonfinale to Frankton 73-40 Friday night atHobbs Gymnasium
The Blackhawksfell behind 15-4 afterthe first quarter andtrailed 34-19 athalftime NicholasBurnell led Sheridanwith 14 points withSean Weitzel adding11 and Aiden Roatenscoring 10
Roaten also led therebounding with six boards Drake Delphhanded out four assists
The Hawks finished their regular season9-14 Sheridan is now off until next Fridayssemi-finals at the Lapel sectional where itwill play the winner of Tuesdays gamebetween Lapel and Wapahani
Frankton 73Sheridan 40
Sheridan FG FT TP PFCaleb Duke 0-1 0-0 0 0Jack Waitt 0-1 0-0 0 0Brody Perry 0-1 0-0 0 0Drake Delph 1-9 0-0 2 4Sean Weitzel 5-8 1-1 11 1Tommy Glidden 0-1 0-0 0 0Cam Weitzel 0-2 0-0 0 2Aiden Roaten 5-7 0-0 10 4Nicholas Burnell 7-8 0-0 14 1Kenny Burnell 0-0 0-0 0 0Jesse Kolb 0-0 0-0 0 0Tanner Swindle 1-2 1-2 3 0Totals 19-40 2-3 40 12Score by QuartersFrankton 15 24 17 17 - 73Sheridan 4 15 14 7 - 40Sheridan 3-point shooting (0-7) Delph 3 CWeitzel 0-2 Perry 0-1 Glidden 0-1Sheridan rebounds (16) Roaten 6 N Burnell 4Waitt 1 Perry 1 Delph 1 Glidden 1 C Weitzel1 Swindle 1
N Burnell
Fishers finished its regular season atWarren Central onFriday falling to theClass 4A No 4Warriors 70-55
Warren led 18-8after the first quarterbut the Tigers cut thatlead to 28-22 byhalftime TheWarriors then steadilyincreased their lead inthe second half
Armaan Franklinscored 23 points for
Fishers with Jamil Turner-Hall adding 11The Tigers finished their regular season
10-13 They will play Hamilton
Southeastern in the first round of the Carmelsectional
Warren Central 70Fishers 55
Fishers FG FT TP PFWillie Jackson 2 0-2 4 0Reid Stephens 2 0-0 5 2Armaan Franklin 8 5-5 23 2Jeremy Szilagyi 0 0-0 0 2Jason Slain 1 0-0 2 2Jamil Turner-Hall 5 1-2 11 1Joe Counts 2 0-0 5 2Connor Washburn 1 0-2 2 2Stevie Sontich 1 0-0 3 2Totals 22 6-11 55 15Score by QuartersFishers 8 14 16 17 - 55Warren 18 10 22 20 - 70Fishers 3-pointers (5) Franklin 2 Stephens 1Counts 1 Sontich 1
Franklin
lsquoHawks fall to Frankton
Tigers drop finale to Warriors
Sports6
After a ridiculously fast IHSAA boysstate swimming preliminaries Fridayevening what will todays state finals bring
One thing is for certain Expect Carmelto be leading the charge at the IUPUINatatorium The Greyhounds putthemselves in excellent position to win theirthird straight state championship byqualifying 18 swims to this afternoonschampionship heat and four more to theconsolation heat
In the process Carmel broke three staterecords Drew Kibler got two of themsmashing the 200 freestyle record with atime of 13330 and setting a new 100 freemark by swimming that race in 4325seconds Kibler will be the top seed in bothevents
Meanwhile the Greyhounds 200 freerelay team of Andrew Couchon CharlesVaughan Evan Kopp and Stefano Batistaset a new state record in that race in a timeof 12267 to earn the top seed thereCarmels other two relays easily reached thechampionship heat with Wyatt DavisBatista Jonathan Bledsoe and Couchonqualifying in the medley relay and JacobMitchell Alec DeLong Andrew Morozovand Kibler advancing in the 400 free relay
Individual championship heat qualifiersfor Carmel are Mitchell in the 200 freeVaughan and Brett Sherman in theindividual medley Couchon Kopp andBatista in the 50 free Couchon in the 100free Mitchell and Davis in the 500 freeDavis in the backstroke and BatistaVaughan and Andrew Rafalko in thebreaststroke
Zach Wilson made it to the consolationheat in both the 200 and 500 freestyles asdid Rafalko in the IM Bledsoe in thebutterfly
Fishers had an excellent preliminarywith four swims getting to the championshipand six more reaching the consolation KyleHaflich made the championship heat in theIM while Drake Stallworth qualified in thebutterfly Nick Harris reached the fast heatof the 500 free while Joe Moser NolanYorkman Haflich and Stallworth teamed tomake the championship of the 400 free relay
Consolation qualifiers for the Tigers areHaflich Noah Baldwin Stallworth andIsaiah Wolf in the medley relay Stallworthin the 200 free Moser in the 50 free andbutterfly Yorkman in the 500 free andHalfich in the backstroke
Hamilton Southeasterns 200 free relayteam of Andrew Christopher DJ RogersZack Teffeteller and Nathan Brown placedeighth in that event thus qualifying for thechampionship heat Rogers Brown andTeffeteller also joined Blake Ratliff to makethe consolation heat of the 400 free relay
Noblesvilles 200 free relay team of JackWolfred Evan Diamente Jakob Janson andIsaac Johnston placed 12th to earn aconsolation spot
Westfields Christopher Kenney placed13th in the 50 free also making theconsolation final in that event
Hamilton Heights Jared Holder raced intwo events The 50 free where he placed30th and the backstroke where he took 24th
One other record was broken at the statepreliminaries Zionsvillersquos Jack Franzmanswam the 50 free in a time of 1985 secondsThis is the first time any swimmer has gonebelow 20 seconds at the state meet
Todays state finals begins with thediving preliminaries and semi-finals at 9am with the finals in both swimming anddiving to begin at 1 pm
Positions 1-8 qualify for thechampionship heat positions 9-16qualify for the consolation heatpositions 17-18 are alternates
200 medley relay 2 Carmel (WyattDavis Stefano Batista JonathanBledsoe Andrew Couchon) 13197 10Fishers (Kyle Haflich Noah BaldwinDrake Stallworth Isaiah Wolf) 1356618 Westfield (Nicholas BrauerCameron Clayton Matthew CarrAlexander Hand) 13775 19 HamiltonSoutheastern (Blake Ratliff HadiElgaali Connor Harrison DJ Rogers)13867200 freestyle 1 Drew Kibler (C)13330 new state record 6 JacobMitchell (C) 14154 13 Stallworth (F)14320 T15 Zach Wilson (C) 14368200 individual medley 3 CharlesVaughan (C) 14989 5 Brett Sherman(C) 15191 7 Haflich (F) 15239 15Andrew Rafalko (C) 1541550 freestyle 2 Couchon (C) 2049 6Evan Kopp (C) 2108 7 Batista (C)2109 T15 Joseph Moser (F) 2134 22Christopher Kenney (W) 2157 31Jared Holder (Hamilton Heights) 2199100 butterfly 7 Stallworth (F) 504010 Moser (F) 5096 16 Bledsoe (C)5165 23 Carr (W) 5203100 freestyle 1 Kibler (C) 4325 newstate record 3 Couchon (C) 4527 13Kenney (W) 4718 18 Zack Teffeteller(HSE) 4765 20 Alec DeLong (C) 4805500 freestyle 3 Mitchell (C) 433234 Davis (C) 43332 8 Nick Harris (F)43585 10 Nolan Yorkman (F) 4373514 Wilson (C) 43966 25 SamuelKuhn (F) 44343200 freestyle relay 1 Carmel(Couchon Vaughan Kopp Batista)12267 new state record 8Southeastern (Andrew ChristopherRogers Teffeteller Nathan Brown)12656 12 Noblesville (Jack WolfredEvan Diamente Jakob Janson IsaacJohnston) 12766 17 Fishers (WolfYorkman Joel Crull Moser) 12827 20Westfield (Kenney Hand CodyFenimore Carr) 12870100 backstroke 3 Davis (C) 5015 11Haflich (F) 5206 17 Sherman (C)5253 24 Holder (HH) 5302 100 breaststroke 4 Batista (C) 56025 Vaughan (C) 5695 7 Rafalko (C)5737 20 Baldwin (F) 5873 27Nicholas Barr (HSE) 10024400 freestyle relay 2 Carmel (MitchellDeLong Andrew Morozov Kibler)
30618 7 Fishers (Moser YorkmanHaflich Stallworth) 30916 11Southeastern (Rogers Brown RatliffTeffeteller) 31202 18 Noblesville(Johnston Cameron Kramer Janson
Wolfred) 31441 27 Westfield(Kenney Brett Calvin Nicholas BrauerFenimore) 31661
Carmel sends 22 to finals county schools do well
Photos by Bret Richardson
Fishersrsquo Drake Stallworth earned the seventh seed in the butterfly event at Fridayrsquos IHSAA boys swimming state preliminariesat the IUPUI Natatorium Stallworth will swim in the championship heat in todayrsquos finals
Carmelrsquos Charles Vaughan finished third in the state prelims of the individual medleyqualifying for the championship heat in todayrsquos finals
Noblesvillersquos 200 freestyle relay placed 12th in the prelims and will swim in theconsolation heat of that event
Sports 7
Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBBoston 37 21 638 -Toronto 34 24 586 30New York 23 35 397 140Philadelphia 22 35 386 145Brooklyn 9 48 158 275Southeast W L PCT GBWashington 34 22 607 -Atlanta 32 25 561 25Miami 26 32 448 90Charlotte 24 33 421 105Orlando 21 38 356 145Central W L PCT GBCleveland 40 16 714 -Indiana 30 28 517 110Chicago 29 29 500 120Detroit 28 30 483 130Milwaukee 25 31 446 150
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 36 22 621 -Oklahoma City 33 25 569 30Denver 26 32 448 100Portland 24 33 421 115Minnesota 23 35 397 130Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 44 13 772 -Houston 41 18 695 40Memphis 34 25 576 110New Orleans 23 35 397 215Dallas 22 35 386 220Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 48 9 842 -LA Clippers 35 23 603 135Sacramento 25 33 431 235LA Lakers 19 40 322 300Phoenix 18 40 310 305
NBA standingsFridayrsquos games
Philadelphia 120 Washington 112Indiana 102 Memphis 92Toronto 107 Boston 97
Chicago 128 Phoenix 121 OTUtah 109 Milwaukee 95
Oklahoma City 110 LA Lakers 93Minnesota 97 Dallas 84Miami 108 Atlanta 90
Denver 129 Brooklyn 109San Antonio 105 LA Clippers 97
The Circle City Womenrsquos College Soccer Showcase isthis weekend at Grand Park Sports Campus The event ispresented by the North American College Showcase SeriesThis premier event features 70 top teams from the Midwestas they showcase their talents to college coaches from acrossthe United States The games will take place on the outdoorsynthetic fields and the event will also utilize the indoorfields inside the Grand Park Events Center
ldquoWe are excited to bring the Circle City CollegeShowcase to Grand Park the complex and the city of
Westfield have been a great hosts for our eventsrdquo said BrentPaulson of SBD Event Management
On Saturday February 25 three college soccer gamesare scheduled to take place inside the Events Center duringthe Circle City Showcase
middot Butler University vs Ball State University at 10 ammiddot Marian University vs St Josephrsquos College at 2 pmmiddot IUPUI vs Wright State University at 2 pmAll games are open to the public and free admissionNext weekend March 3-5 the Circle City Menrsquos
College Soccer Showcase will take place at Grand ParkFive college soccer games are scheduled to take place insidethe Events Center on Saturday March 4
middot IUPUI vs Huntington University at 10 ammiddot Butler University vs Northwestern University at 10
ammiddot Bradley University vs University of Illinois Chicago
at 2 pmmiddot Cincinnati University vs DePaul University at 2 pmmiddot Bradley University vs Indiana Tech at 4 pm
Grand Park hosting Circle City Womenrsquos College Soccer Showcase
Courtesy John Harrellrsquos websitewwwjohnharrellnetAdams Central 63 Lakewood Park 61Alexandria 62 Wes-Del 48Andrean 54 Hammond Noll 52Angola 58 Lakeland 25Argos 57 Elkhart Christian 53Austin 68 Crothersville 40Barr-Reeve 46 Bloomfield 44 OTBedford North Lawrence 67 CorydonCentral 39Beech Grove 76 Whiteland 70 OTBen Davis 62 Indianapolis Tech 54Bethany Christian 51 Fremont 46Bethesda Christian 65 IndianapolisLutheran 48Brebeuf Jesuit 60 Indianapolis Roncalli51Brownstown Central 73 Orleans 45Calumet 65 Highland 59 OTCarroll (Fort Wayne) 44 Warsaw 39Castle 73 Jeffersonville 52Centerville 55 Cambridge City Lincoln 49Central Christian 77 Medora 42Central Noble 66 Fairfield 46Charlestown 53 Christian Academy 31Chesterton 64 Boone Grove 22Churubusco 63 Eastside 52Clinton Prairie 68 Western Boone 54
Columbia City 45 Fort Wayne Concordia35Crawford County 63 Paoli 47Crawfordsville 69 Covington 53Crown Point 68 Lowell 52Culver 60 Bremen 57Decatur Central 83 Danville 64Delphi 58 North White 47Delta 74 Blackford 26East Noble 53 Elkhart Memorial 52Eastbrook 64 South Adams 60 OTEminence 55 Waldron 53Evansville Bosse 93 Evansville Reitz 68Evansville Central 66 IndianapolisArlington 55Faith Christian 61 Benton Central 52Forest Park 49 Northeast Dubois 27Fort Wayne Luers 57 Huntington North52 2OTFort Wayne Wayne 70 Richmond 68Franklin Central 65 Terre Haute North 63Franklin 65 Jennings County 56Frankton 73 Sheridan 40Frontier 57 Clinton Central 53Garrett 46 West Noble 45Gary 21st Century 58 Lake Station 45Gibson Southern 68 North Posey 56Goshen 60 Manchester 43Greensburg 45 East Central 34Griffith 50 Gary Roosevelt 44
Hagerstown 61 Eastern Hancock 52Hammond Morton 70 Portage 48Hanover Central 62 Hammond Gavit 55Heritage Christian 56 Elwood 23Heritage Hills 66 Perry Central 46Hobart 48 Wheeler 45Homestead 66 Norwell 49Indiana Math amp Science 83 Union(Modoc) 49Indianapolis Attucks 106 IndianapolisHerron 63Indianapolis Scecina 66 IndianapolisMarshall 22Jay County 50 Bellmont 39Kankakee Valley 62 North Judson 52Kokomo 68 Fort Wayne Northrop 60Kouts 58 LaCrosse 56LaPorte 56 Munster 52Lafayette Central Catholic 61 LewisCass 45Lafayette Jeff 62 Western 53Lawrence Central 81 Southport 49Leo 80 Woodlan 63Linton-Stockton 52 Sullivan 41Logansport 83 Frankfort 75Maconaquah 66 Tri-Central 57McCutcheon 76 Lake Central 51Merrillville 49 Penn 44Mishawaka Marian 61 South BendWashington 51Mitchell 60 Scottsburg 55Monroe Central 59 Madison-Grant 44Morgan Twp 71 Washington Twp 68Morristown 79 Anderson Prep Academy19Mount Carmel (Ill) 78 Edwards County(Ill) 51Mount Vernon (Fortville) 68 Yorktown 61Muncie Central 58 New Castle 57New Albany 79 Bloomington North 71New Palestine 71 Greenwood 53Noblesville 57 Lebanon 46North Daviess 51 Eastern Greene 41North Decatur 77 Rushville 63 2OTNorth Montgomery 54 Greencastle 53North Vermillion 68 Seeger 64 OTNorthridge 53 DeKalb 47Oak Hill 74 Northfield 66Park Tudor 50 Monrovia 38Peru 71 Wabash 43Prairie Heights 57 Hamilton 50
Princeton 65 Evansville Day 47Providence 48 New Washington 45Rensselaer Central 53 Winamac 48River Forest 71 Hebron 61Salem 56 Borden 52 OTSeton Catholic 56 IndianapolisShortridge 50Shenandoah 72 Wapahani 46Silver Creek 69 Seymour 40South Bend Adams 55 New Prairie 47South Bend Riley 70 John Glenn 63South Bend St Joseph 53 Mishawaka50South Decatur 70 Knightstown 60South Newton 56 Attica 28South Ripley 50 Jac-Cen-Del 45South Spencer 73 Tecumseh 52South Vermillion 52 Paris (Ill) 50Southern Wells 72 Randolph Southern37Southmont 80 Rockville 46Southridge 56 Boonville 54Southwestern (Hanover) 52 SouthDearborn 36Southwood 88 Bluffton 45Tippecanoe Valley 53 Wawasee 42Tri-County 43 Pioneer 36Tri-West 72 Indianapolis Ritter 64Trinity Lutheran 57 Rising Sun 45Triton Central 71 Speedway 43Triton 50 Knox 37Turkey Run 54 North Central(Farmersburg) 21Union County 48 Milan 46Valparaiso 67 South Bend Clay 54Vincennes Lincoln 66 Evansville North58Warren Central 70 Fishers 55Washington 76 Evansville Memorial 65West Lafayette 58 Rossville 51West Washington 52 Shoals 40Westview 53 Concord 47 OTWestville 63 South Central (Union Mills)61 OTWhiting 72 Hammond Clark 71Indianapolis Manual TournamentHorizon Christian (Fort Wayne) 77Indianapolis Lighthouse 65Indiana Elite Academy 70 St LouisChristian (Mo) 51 OT
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2 News
Meeting Notices
Pursuant to IC 5-14-15-5 (a) The Hamilton County Council Highway Committee will meet at 800 am on Wednesday March 1 2017 at the Ham-ilton County Highway Department 1700 S 10th Street Noblesville Indi-ana The purpose of this meeting is for discussion of highway projects
s Robin M MillsHamilton County Auditor
TheHAMILTON COUNTYREPORTERThanks for reading
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For Rent2 bedroom with laundry
1 car garageTotal electric
Hamilton Southeastern Schools$700 per month$800 damage deposit
Call 317-773-2348
Carmel signal installation to begin Monday Feb 27The REPORTER
On Monday Feb 27 construction will begin on a traffic signal at the in-tersection of 146th Street and Commu-nity Drive Temporary lane closures and traffic delays can be expected through-out the duration of the project The signal project is planned to last through the month of March and be complete by April 2017
Hamilton County has 9 townships with approximately 600 miles of road-way and rights-of-way 280 bridges and over 600 small structures to main-tain The goal of the Hamilton County Highway Department is to provide and maintain safe accessible and efficient roadways and strive to improve the transportation infrastructure for the cit-izens of Hamilton County
VARVELfrom Page 1
Photo providedGary Varvel presents to the students of Legacy Christian School
work is not always humorous because that there are situations for which humor is inappropriate
Looking at his art you can search for the deeper meaning within Whether it is a political statement or a statement about the health of Hoosiers Varvel tries to get his message out and get people thinking
Varvelrsquos work is nationally syndi-cated and his cartoons have appeared on CNN Fox News Newsweek Time The New York Times The Washington Post USA Today Washington Times Nation-al Review and Sports Illustrated
Varvel also spoke about working
with his son Brett Varvel In 2010 they began House of Grace Films Inc a non-profit organization dedicated to pro-ducing biblically based films House of Grace writes films edits and produces movies that promote the Gospel in new ways
The audience was shown a preview of their latest film entitle ldquoThe War Withinrdquo starring Brett Varvel The film is a unique fantasy about God the battle within each of us and issues of the heart
For more information about Gary Varvel you can follow him on Twit-ter Facebook YouTube or go to wwwgaryvarvelcom
REVIEWfrom Page 1
each department previously created its own annual report In addition to city departments the 28-page report covers downtown the Common Council traf-fic and tourism The report is available as a print version and an interactive one (which includes hyperlinks to additional information on a variety of subjects on each page)
ldquoI am proud to share the hard work being done within our community This is a new initiative that I hope residents find informative and usefulrdquo Ditslear said
To view the full report click here
Obituaries 3
Hamilton County
RepoRteR
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317-408-5548
EmailHamiltonCoNorthReporterhotmailcom
Publisher Jeff JellisonHamiltonCoNorthReporterhotmailcom
317-408-5548
Editor Don JellisonHoosiermabaaolcom
317-773-2769
Sports Editor Richie HallRhall1977gmailcomTwitter Richie_Hall
Public NoticesPublicNoticesReadTheReportercom
765-365-2316
Web AddresswwwReadTheReportercom
Mailing AddressPO Box 190
Westfield IN 46074
Judith Lynn BrittonAugust 17 1950 - February 12 2017
Judith Lynn Britton 66 of Noblesville passed away on Sunday February 12 2017 at home She was born on August 17 1950 to Glenn and Betty (Dar-ringer) Farrow in Indianapolis Her parents preceded her in death
Judy had been employed with Goodwill Industries for over 15 years She was a very thoughtful person and had an endearing lsquoodd ballrsquo sense of humor She enjoyed working outside with her flowers and loved crafts and knick-knacks and was very artistic Her home resembled a Brown County shop She also had a passion for animals especially cats
She is survived by three sons Paul Olson Scott (Brandy) Britton and Greg (Amanda) Britton two siblings Debbie Rushing and Ran-
dy Farrow grandchildren Kyle Dani Ryan Holly Eric Lila Ashley Tyler and Logan and two nephews Zach and Cory
Services will be held at 2pm on Saturday March 4 2017 at White River Christian Church in Noblesville
Memorial contributions may be made to Humane Society for Hamilton County 1721 Pleasant Street Suite B Noblesville IN 46060
The family has entrusted arrangements and cremation to Randall amp Roberts Funeral Home in Noblesville Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Frances Jean SweitzerJune 23 1930 - February 20 2017
Frances Jean Sweitzer 86 of Noblesville passed away on Monday February 20 2017 at Prairie Lakes Health Campus in Noblesville She was born on June 23 1930 to Guy and Lucille (Mallery) Roudebush in Noblesville Indiana
Frances was a graduate of Noblesville High School and a member of Union United Methodist Church
She is survived by her sons Mike (Marta) Sweitzer Steve (Therese) Sweitzer and Dave (Pam) Sweitzer five grandchil-dren and two great-grandchildren
In addition to her parents Frances was preceded in death by her grandson Jared Sweitzer in 1998 brother Horace Roudebush
and sister Margaret ArnoldPrivate family services were heldMemorial contributions may be made to
Union United Methodist Church 19090 De-Shane Avenue Noblesville IN 46060
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
ArrangementsService PrivateCondolences wwwrandallrobertscom
ArrangementsService 2 pm on Saturday March 4Location White River Christian Church NoblesvilleCondolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Thanks for reading The Hamilton County Reporter
ReadTheReportercom
Sports4
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorOn Senior Night Noblesvilles seniors
were outstandingThe Millers won their final home and
regular-season game Friday night at TheMill defeating Lebanon 57-46 Noblesvilleplayed brilliantly in the first half weatheredthe storm of an expected Tigers run in thethird quarter and took care of business inthe fourth to clinch the win
The Millers never trailed Rico Duncanone of the five seniors that started forNoblesville scored the first points of thegame on a 3-pointer and that would lead toa 20-point first quarter Max Flinchumadded eight points including a pair of 3swhile McGwire Plumer scored seven
Duncan ended the period with a nicemove After the clock ticked under theone-minute mark Duncan had the ball andlooked as if he would hold it for theremainder of the period Instead after about10 seconds he took the ball inside and madea one-handed driving layin That made thescore 20-9 which is where the first periodwould end
We had a tremendous first quartersaid Millers coach Brian McCauley Ourball movement was excellent Our screeningwas good
Noblesville was in the middle of a 15-2run as action moved to the second quarterfinishing that run with six straight pointsFlinchum converted a floater Nolan Ginthermade a layin and Xavier Hines scored offa steal by Plumer one of six takeaways fromPlumer in the game
He was dialed in tonight saidMcCauley He was focused
The Millers led 32-20 at halftime andextended the lead to 40-24 midway throughthe third Lebanon scored seven quick pointsto cut Noblesvilles advantage to 40-31 butthe Millers answered that with a 9-0 run oftheir own
Noblesville carried that run into thefourth period ending it with another 3 fromFlinchum his fourth of the game Flinchumtotaled 17 points one of four players - allseniors - to reach double figures
Plumer scored 11 points while Gintherand Duncan each added 10 Nick Mills thefifth senior on the court helped out with tworebounds and a free throw in the fourthquarter Of course he also madecontributions that didnt show up in theboxscore but are just as important
Nick gave us great energy and thenNolan was really sound for us saidMcCauley
Ginther had four rebounds for theMillers
The Millers honored all of their seniorsincluding Corby Mertens who wasunfortunately injured earlier in the month
Millers seniors shine in regular-season finale
Reporter photos by Kent Graham
Noblesville senior Rico Duncan goes in for a layup during the Millersrsquo Senior Night game with Lebanon Friday at The MillNoblesville beat the Tigers 57-46
Nick Mills (5) and Max Flinchum (far right) were two of the seniors honored by the Millers in their Senior Night game
Sports 5
and is unable to play for the remainder ofthe season But he was there cheering histeammates on
Noblesville finished the regular season11-12 and will play Guerin Catholic in thefirst round of the Carmel sectional onWednesday
Noblesville 57Lebanon 46
Noblesville FG FT TP PFNolan Ginther 2-6 6-8 10 4Nick Mills 0-1 1-2 1 0Rico Duncan 4-9 1-1 10 1Max Flinchum 6-14 1-2 17 0McGwire Plumer 5-6 1-1 11 1Grant Gremel 2-3 0-0 4 1Ryan Barnes 1-1 0-0 2 3Xavier Hines 1-1 0-0 2 1Trevor Conwell 0-0 0-0 0 0Zack Johnson 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 21-41 10-14 57 11Score by QuartersLebanon 9 11 11 15 - 46Noblesville 20 12 11 14 - 57Noblesville 3-point shooting (5-12) Flinchum 4-9Duncan 1-3Noblesville rebounds (17) Ginther 4 Barnes 3Duncan 3 Flinchum 3 Mills 2 Gremel 1 Plumer1
MILLERSFrom Page 4
Hamilton CountyReporter
Hamilton CountyrsquosHometownNewspaper
Sheridan dropped its regular-seasonfinale to Frankton 73-40 Friday night atHobbs Gymnasium
The Blackhawksfell behind 15-4 afterthe first quarter andtrailed 34-19 athalftime NicholasBurnell led Sheridanwith 14 points withSean Weitzel adding11 and Aiden Roatenscoring 10
Roaten also led therebounding with six boards Drake Delphhanded out four assists
The Hawks finished their regular season9-14 Sheridan is now off until next Fridayssemi-finals at the Lapel sectional where itwill play the winner of Tuesdays gamebetween Lapel and Wapahani
Frankton 73Sheridan 40
Sheridan FG FT TP PFCaleb Duke 0-1 0-0 0 0Jack Waitt 0-1 0-0 0 0Brody Perry 0-1 0-0 0 0Drake Delph 1-9 0-0 2 4Sean Weitzel 5-8 1-1 11 1Tommy Glidden 0-1 0-0 0 0Cam Weitzel 0-2 0-0 0 2Aiden Roaten 5-7 0-0 10 4Nicholas Burnell 7-8 0-0 14 1Kenny Burnell 0-0 0-0 0 0Jesse Kolb 0-0 0-0 0 0Tanner Swindle 1-2 1-2 3 0Totals 19-40 2-3 40 12Score by QuartersFrankton 15 24 17 17 - 73Sheridan 4 15 14 7 - 40Sheridan 3-point shooting (0-7) Delph 3 CWeitzel 0-2 Perry 0-1 Glidden 0-1Sheridan rebounds (16) Roaten 6 N Burnell 4Waitt 1 Perry 1 Delph 1 Glidden 1 C Weitzel1 Swindle 1
N Burnell
Fishers finished its regular season atWarren Central onFriday falling to theClass 4A No 4Warriors 70-55
Warren led 18-8after the first quarterbut the Tigers cut thatlead to 28-22 byhalftime TheWarriors then steadilyincreased their lead inthe second half
Armaan Franklinscored 23 points for
Fishers with Jamil Turner-Hall adding 11The Tigers finished their regular season
10-13 They will play Hamilton
Southeastern in the first round of the Carmelsectional
Warren Central 70Fishers 55
Fishers FG FT TP PFWillie Jackson 2 0-2 4 0Reid Stephens 2 0-0 5 2Armaan Franklin 8 5-5 23 2Jeremy Szilagyi 0 0-0 0 2Jason Slain 1 0-0 2 2Jamil Turner-Hall 5 1-2 11 1Joe Counts 2 0-0 5 2Connor Washburn 1 0-2 2 2Stevie Sontich 1 0-0 3 2Totals 22 6-11 55 15Score by QuartersFishers 8 14 16 17 - 55Warren 18 10 22 20 - 70Fishers 3-pointers (5) Franklin 2 Stephens 1Counts 1 Sontich 1
Franklin
lsquoHawks fall to Frankton
Tigers drop finale to Warriors
Sports6
After a ridiculously fast IHSAA boysstate swimming preliminaries Fridayevening what will todays state finals bring
One thing is for certain Expect Carmelto be leading the charge at the IUPUINatatorium The Greyhounds putthemselves in excellent position to win theirthird straight state championship byqualifying 18 swims to this afternoonschampionship heat and four more to theconsolation heat
In the process Carmel broke three staterecords Drew Kibler got two of themsmashing the 200 freestyle record with atime of 13330 and setting a new 100 freemark by swimming that race in 4325seconds Kibler will be the top seed in bothevents
Meanwhile the Greyhounds 200 freerelay team of Andrew Couchon CharlesVaughan Evan Kopp and Stefano Batistaset a new state record in that race in a timeof 12267 to earn the top seed thereCarmels other two relays easily reached thechampionship heat with Wyatt DavisBatista Jonathan Bledsoe and Couchonqualifying in the medley relay and JacobMitchell Alec DeLong Andrew Morozovand Kibler advancing in the 400 free relay
Individual championship heat qualifiersfor Carmel are Mitchell in the 200 freeVaughan and Brett Sherman in theindividual medley Couchon Kopp andBatista in the 50 free Couchon in the 100free Mitchell and Davis in the 500 freeDavis in the backstroke and BatistaVaughan and Andrew Rafalko in thebreaststroke
Zach Wilson made it to the consolationheat in both the 200 and 500 freestyles asdid Rafalko in the IM Bledsoe in thebutterfly
Fishers had an excellent preliminarywith four swims getting to the championshipand six more reaching the consolation KyleHaflich made the championship heat in theIM while Drake Stallworth qualified in thebutterfly Nick Harris reached the fast heatof the 500 free while Joe Moser NolanYorkman Haflich and Stallworth teamed tomake the championship of the 400 free relay
Consolation qualifiers for the Tigers areHaflich Noah Baldwin Stallworth andIsaiah Wolf in the medley relay Stallworthin the 200 free Moser in the 50 free andbutterfly Yorkman in the 500 free andHalfich in the backstroke
Hamilton Southeasterns 200 free relayteam of Andrew Christopher DJ RogersZack Teffeteller and Nathan Brown placedeighth in that event thus qualifying for thechampionship heat Rogers Brown andTeffeteller also joined Blake Ratliff to makethe consolation heat of the 400 free relay
Noblesvilles 200 free relay team of JackWolfred Evan Diamente Jakob Janson andIsaac Johnston placed 12th to earn aconsolation spot
Westfields Christopher Kenney placed13th in the 50 free also making theconsolation final in that event
Hamilton Heights Jared Holder raced intwo events The 50 free where he placed30th and the backstroke where he took 24th
One other record was broken at the statepreliminaries Zionsvillersquos Jack Franzmanswam the 50 free in a time of 1985 secondsThis is the first time any swimmer has gonebelow 20 seconds at the state meet
Todays state finals begins with thediving preliminaries and semi-finals at 9am with the finals in both swimming anddiving to begin at 1 pm
Positions 1-8 qualify for thechampionship heat positions 9-16qualify for the consolation heatpositions 17-18 are alternates
200 medley relay 2 Carmel (WyattDavis Stefano Batista JonathanBledsoe Andrew Couchon) 13197 10Fishers (Kyle Haflich Noah BaldwinDrake Stallworth Isaiah Wolf) 1356618 Westfield (Nicholas BrauerCameron Clayton Matthew CarrAlexander Hand) 13775 19 HamiltonSoutheastern (Blake Ratliff HadiElgaali Connor Harrison DJ Rogers)13867200 freestyle 1 Drew Kibler (C)13330 new state record 6 JacobMitchell (C) 14154 13 Stallworth (F)14320 T15 Zach Wilson (C) 14368200 individual medley 3 CharlesVaughan (C) 14989 5 Brett Sherman(C) 15191 7 Haflich (F) 15239 15Andrew Rafalko (C) 1541550 freestyle 2 Couchon (C) 2049 6Evan Kopp (C) 2108 7 Batista (C)2109 T15 Joseph Moser (F) 2134 22Christopher Kenney (W) 2157 31Jared Holder (Hamilton Heights) 2199100 butterfly 7 Stallworth (F) 504010 Moser (F) 5096 16 Bledsoe (C)5165 23 Carr (W) 5203100 freestyle 1 Kibler (C) 4325 newstate record 3 Couchon (C) 4527 13Kenney (W) 4718 18 Zack Teffeteller(HSE) 4765 20 Alec DeLong (C) 4805500 freestyle 3 Mitchell (C) 433234 Davis (C) 43332 8 Nick Harris (F)43585 10 Nolan Yorkman (F) 4373514 Wilson (C) 43966 25 SamuelKuhn (F) 44343200 freestyle relay 1 Carmel(Couchon Vaughan Kopp Batista)12267 new state record 8Southeastern (Andrew ChristopherRogers Teffeteller Nathan Brown)12656 12 Noblesville (Jack WolfredEvan Diamente Jakob Janson IsaacJohnston) 12766 17 Fishers (WolfYorkman Joel Crull Moser) 12827 20Westfield (Kenney Hand CodyFenimore Carr) 12870100 backstroke 3 Davis (C) 5015 11Haflich (F) 5206 17 Sherman (C)5253 24 Holder (HH) 5302 100 breaststroke 4 Batista (C) 56025 Vaughan (C) 5695 7 Rafalko (C)5737 20 Baldwin (F) 5873 27Nicholas Barr (HSE) 10024400 freestyle relay 2 Carmel (MitchellDeLong Andrew Morozov Kibler)
30618 7 Fishers (Moser YorkmanHaflich Stallworth) 30916 11Southeastern (Rogers Brown RatliffTeffeteller) 31202 18 Noblesville(Johnston Cameron Kramer Janson
Wolfred) 31441 27 Westfield(Kenney Brett Calvin Nicholas BrauerFenimore) 31661
Carmel sends 22 to finals county schools do well
Photos by Bret Richardson
Fishersrsquo Drake Stallworth earned the seventh seed in the butterfly event at Fridayrsquos IHSAA boys swimming state preliminariesat the IUPUI Natatorium Stallworth will swim in the championship heat in todayrsquos finals
Carmelrsquos Charles Vaughan finished third in the state prelims of the individual medleyqualifying for the championship heat in todayrsquos finals
Noblesvillersquos 200 freestyle relay placed 12th in the prelims and will swim in theconsolation heat of that event
Sports 7
Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBBoston 37 21 638 -Toronto 34 24 586 30New York 23 35 397 140Philadelphia 22 35 386 145Brooklyn 9 48 158 275Southeast W L PCT GBWashington 34 22 607 -Atlanta 32 25 561 25Miami 26 32 448 90Charlotte 24 33 421 105Orlando 21 38 356 145Central W L PCT GBCleveland 40 16 714 -Indiana 30 28 517 110Chicago 29 29 500 120Detroit 28 30 483 130Milwaukee 25 31 446 150
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 36 22 621 -Oklahoma City 33 25 569 30Denver 26 32 448 100Portland 24 33 421 115Minnesota 23 35 397 130Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 44 13 772 -Houston 41 18 695 40Memphis 34 25 576 110New Orleans 23 35 397 215Dallas 22 35 386 220Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 48 9 842 -LA Clippers 35 23 603 135Sacramento 25 33 431 235LA Lakers 19 40 322 300Phoenix 18 40 310 305
NBA standingsFridayrsquos games
Philadelphia 120 Washington 112Indiana 102 Memphis 92Toronto 107 Boston 97
Chicago 128 Phoenix 121 OTUtah 109 Milwaukee 95
Oklahoma City 110 LA Lakers 93Minnesota 97 Dallas 84Miami 108 Atlanta 90
Denver 129 Brooklyn 109San Antonio 105 LA Clippers 97
The Circle City Womenrsquos College Soccer Showcase isthis weekend at Grand Park Sports Campus The event ispresented by the North American College Showcase SeriesThis premier event features 70 top teams from the Midwestas they showcase their talents to college coaches from acrossthe United States The games will take place on the outdoorsynthetic fields and the event will also utilize the indoorfields inside the Grand Park Events Center
ldquoWe are excited to bring the Circle City CollegeShowcase to Grand Park the complex and the city of
Westfield have been a great hosts for our eventsrdquo said BrentPaulson of SBD Event Management
On Saturday February 25 three college soccer gamesare scheduled to take place inside the Events Center duringthe Circle City Showcase
middot Butler University vs Ball State University at 10 ammiddot Marian University vs St Josephrsquos College at 2 pmmiddot IUPUI vs Wright State University at 2 pmAll games are open to the public and free admissionNext weekend March 3-5 the Circle City Menrsquos
College Soccer Showcase will take place at Grand ParkFive college soccer games are scheduled to take place insidethe Events Center on Saturday March 4
middot IUPUI vs Huntington University at 10 ammiddot Butler University vs Northwestern University at 10
ammiddot Bradley University vs University of Illinois Chicago
at 2 pmmiddot Cincinnati University vs DePaul University at 2 pmmiddot Bradley University vs Indiana Tech at 4 pm
Grand Park hosting Circle City Womenrsquos College Soccer Showcase
Courtesy John Harrellrsquos websitewwwjohnharrellnetAdams Central 63 Lakewood Park 61Alexandria 62 Wes-Del 48Andrean 54 Hammond Noll 52Angola 58 Lakeland 25Argos 57 Elkhart Christian 53Austin 68 Crothersville 40Barr-Reeve 46 Bloomfield 44 OTBedford North Lawrence 67 CorydonCentral 39Beech Grove 76 Whiteland 70 OTBen Davis 62 Indianapolis Tech 54Bethany Christian 51 Fremont 46Bethesda Christian 65 IndianapolisLutheran 48Brebeuf Jesuit 60 Indianapolis Roncalli51Brownstown Central 73 Orleans 45Calumet 65 Highland 59 OTCarroll (Fort Wayne) 44 Warsaw 39Castle 73 Jeffersonville 52Centerville 55 Cambridge City Lincoln 49Central Christian 77 Medora 42Central Noble 66 Fairfield 46Charlestown 53 Christian Academy 31Chesterton 64 Boone Grove 22Churubusco 63 Eastside 52Clinton Prairie 68 Western Boone 54
Columbia City 45 Fort Wayne Concordia35Crawford County 63 Paoli 47Crawfordsville 69 Covington 53Crown Point 68 Lowell 52Culver 60 Bremen 57Decatur Central 83 Danville 64Delphi 58 North White 47Delta 74 Blackford 26East Noble 53 Elkhart Memorial 52Eastbrook 64 South Adams 60 OTEminence 55 Waldron 53Evansville Bosse 93 Evansville Reitz 68Evansville Central 66 IndianapolisArlington 55Faith Christian 61 Benton Central 52Forest Park 49 Northeast Dubois 27Fort Wayne Luers 57 Huntington North52 2OTFort Wayne Wayne 70 Richmond 68Franklin Central 65 Terre Haute North 63Franklin 65 Jennings County 56Frankton 73 Sheridan 40Frontier 57 Clinton Central 53Garrett 46 West Noble 45Gary 21st Century 58 Lake Station 45Gibson Southern 68 North Posey 56Goshen 60 Manchester 43Greensburg 45 East Central 34Griffith 50 Gary Roosevelt 44
Hagerstown 61 Eastern Hancock 52Hammond Morton 70 Portage 48Hanover Central 62 Hammond Gavit 55Heritage Christian 56 Elwood 23Heritage Hills 66 Perry Central 46Hobart 48 Wheeler 45Homestead 66 Norwell 49Indiana Math amp Science 83 Union(Modoc) 49Indianapolis Attucks 106 IndianapolisHerron 63Indianapolis Scecina 66 IndianapolisMarshall 22Jay County 50 Bellmont 39Kankakee Valley 62 North Judson 52Kokomo 68 Fort Wayne Northrop 60Kouts 58 LaCrosse 56LaPorte 56 Munster 52Lafayette Central Catholic 61 LewisCass 45Lafayette Jeff 62 Western 53Lawrence Central 81 Southport 49Leo 80 Woodlan 63Linton-Stockton 52 Sullivan 41Logansport 83 Frankfort 75Maconaquah 66 Tri-Central 57McCutcheon 76 Lake Central 51Merrillville 49 Penn 44Mishawaka Marian 61 South BendWashington 51Mitchell 60 Scottsburg 55Monroe Central 59 Madison-Grant 44Morgan Twp 71 Washington Twp 68Morristown 79 Anderson Prep Academy19Mount Carmel (Ill) 78 Edwards County(Ill) 51Mount Vernon (Fortville) 68 Yorktown 61Muncie Central 58 New Castle 57New Albany 79 Bloomington North 71New Palestine 71 Greenwood 53Noblesville 57 Lebanon 46North Daviess 51 Eastern Greene 41North Decatur 77 Rushville 63 2OTNorth Montgomery 54 Greencastle 53North Vermillion 68 Seeger 64 OTNorthridge 53 DeKalb 47Oak Hill 74 Northfield 66Park Tudor 50 Monrovia 38Peru 71 Wabash 43Prairie Heights 57 Hamilton 50
Princeton 65 Evansville Day 47Providence 48 New Washington 45Rensselaer Central 53 Winamac 48River Forest 71 Hebron 61Salem 56 Borden 52 OTSeton Catholic 56 IndianapolisShortridge 50Shenandoah 72 Wapahani 46Silver Creek 69 Seymour 40South Bend Adams 55 New Prairie 47South Bend Riley 70 John Glenn 63South Bend St Joseph 53 Mishawaka50South Decatur 70 Knightstown 60South Newton 56 Attica 28South Ripley 50 Jac-Cen-Del 45South Spencer 73 Tecumseh 52South Vermillion 52 Paris (Ill) 50Southern Wells 72 Randolph Southern37Southmont 80 Rockville 46Southridge 56 Boonville 54Southwestern (Hanover) 52 SouthDearborn 36Southwood 88 Bluffton 45Tippecanoe Valley 53 Wawasee 42Tri-County 43 Pioneer 36Tri-West 72 Indianapolis Ritter 64Trinity Lutheran 57 Rising Sun 45Triton Central 71 Speedway 43Triton 50 Knox 37Turkey Run 54 North Central(Farmersburg) 21Union County 48 Milan 46Valparaiso 67 South Bend Clay 54Vincennes Lincoln 66 Evansville North58Warren Central 70 Fishers 55Washington 76 Evansville Memorial 65West Lafayette 58 Rossville 51West Washington 52 Shoals 40Westview 53 Concord 47 OTWestville 63 South Central (Union Mills)61 OTWhiting 72 Hammond Clark 71Indianapolis Manual TournamentHorizon Christian (Fort Wayne) 77Indianapolis Lighthouse 65Indiana Elite Academy 70 St LouisChristian (Mo) 51 OT
Friday night basketball scores
Obituaries 3
Hamilton County
RepoRteR
Contact InformationPhone
317-408-5548
EmailHamiltonCoNorthReporterhotmailcom
Publisher Jeff JellisonHamiltonCoNorthReporterhotmailcom
317-408-5548
Editor Don JellisonHoosiermabaaolcom
317-773-2769
Sports Editor Richie HallRhall1977gmailcomTwitter Richie_Hall
Public NoticesPublicNoticesReadTheReportercom
765-365-2316
Web AddresswwwReadTheReportercom
Mailing AddressPO Box 190
Westfield IN 46074
Judith Lynn BrittonAugust 17 1950 - February 12 2017
Judith Lynn Britton 66 of Noblesville passed away on Sunday February 12 2017 at home She was born on August 17 1950 to Glenn and Betty (Dar-ringer) Farrow in Indianapolis Her parents preceded her in death
Judy had been employed with Goodwill Industries for over 15 years She was a very thoughtful person and had an endearing lsquoodd ballrsquo sense of humor She enjoyed working outside with her flowers and loved crafts and knick-knacks and was very artistic Her home resembled a Brown County shop She also had a passion for animals especially cats
She is survived by three sons Paul Olson Scott (Brandy) Britton and Greg (Amanda) Britton two siblings Debbie Rushing and Ran-
dy Farrow grandchildren Kyle Dani Ryan Holly Eric Lila Ashley Tyler and Logan and two nephews Zach and Cory
Services will be held at 2pm on Saturday March 4 2017 at White River Christian Church in Noblesville
Memorial contributions may be made to Humane Society for Hamilton County 1721 Pleasant Street Suite B Noblesville IN 46060
The family has entrusted arrangements and cremation to Randall amp Roberts Funeral Home in Noblesville Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Frances Jean SweitzerJune 23 1930 - February 20 2017
Frances Jean Sweitzer 86 of Noblesville passed away on Monday February 20 2017 at Prairie Lakes Health Campus in Noblesville She was born on June 23 1930 to Guy and Lucille (Mallery) Roudebush in Noblesville Indiana
Frances was a graduate of Noblesville High School and a member of Union United Methodist Church
She is survived by her sons Mike (Marta) Sweitzer Steve (Therese) Sweitzer and Dave (Pam) Sweitzer five grandchil-dren and two great-grandchildren
In addition to her parents Frances was preceded in death by her grandson Jared Sweitzer in 1998 brother Horace Roudebush
and sister Margaret ArnoldPrivate family services were heldMemorial contributions may be made to
Union United Methodist Church 19090 De-Shane Avenue Noblesville IN 46060
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
ArrangementsService PrivateCondolences wwwrandallrobertscom
ArrangementsService 2 pm on Saturday March 4Location White River Christian Church NoblesvilleCondolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Thanks for reading The Hamilton County Reporter
ReadTheReportercom
Sports4
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorOn Senior Night Noblesvilles seniors
were outstandingThe Millers won their final home and
regular-season game Friday night at TheMill defeating Lebanon 57-46 Noblesvilleplayed brilliantly in the first half weatheredthe storm of an expected Tigers run in thethird quarter and took care of business inthe fourth to clinch the win
The Millers never trailed Rico Duncanone of the five seniors that started forNoblesville scored the first points of thegame on a 3-pointer and that would lead toa 20-point first quarter Max Flinchumadded eight points including a pair of 3swhile McGwire Plumer scored seven
Duncan ended the period with a nicemove After the clock ticked under theone-minute mark Duncan had the ball andlooked as if he would hold it for theremainder of the period Instead after about10 seconds he took the ball inside and madea one-handed driving layin That made thescore 20-9 which is where the first periodwould end
We had a tremendous first quartersaid Millers coach Brian McCauley Ourball movement was excellent Our screeningwas good
Noblesville was in the middle of a 15-2run as action moved to the second quarterfinishing that run with six straight pointsFlinchum converted a floater Nolan Ginthermade a layin and Xavier Hines scored offa steal by Plumer one of six takeaways fromPlumer in the game
He was dialed in tonight saidMcCauley He was focused
The Millers led 32-20 at halftime andextended the lead to 40-24 midway throughthe third Lebanon scored seven quick pointsto cut Noblesvilles advantage to 40-31 butthe Millers answered that with a 9-0 run oftheir own
Noblesville carried that run into thefourth period ending it with another 3 fromFlinchum his fourth of the game Flinchumtotaled 17 points one of four players - allseniors - to reach double figures
Plumer scored 11 points while Gintherand Duncan each added 10 Nick Mills thefifth senior on the court helped out with tworebounds and a free throw in the fourthquarter Of course he also madecontributions that didnt show up in theboxscore but are just as important
Nick gave us great energy and thenNolan was really sound for us saidMcCauley
Ginther had four rebounds for theMillers
The Millers honored all of their seniorsincluding Corby Mertens who wasunfortunately injured earlier in the month
Millers seniors shine in regular-season finale
Reporter photos by Kent Graham
Noblesville senior Rico Duncan goes in for a layup during the Millersrsquo Senior Night game with Lebanon Friday at The MillNoblesville beat the Tigers 57-46
Nick Mills (5) and Max Flinchum (far right) were two of the seniors honored by the Millers in their Senior Night game
Sports 5
and is unable to play for the remainder ofthe season But he was there cheering histeammates on
Noblesville finished the regular season11-12 and will play Guerin Catholic in thefirst round of the Carmel sectional onWednesday
Noblesville 57Lebanon 46
Noblesville FG FT TP PFNolan Ginther 2-6 6-8 10 4Nick Mills 0-1 1-2 1 0Rico Duncan 4-9 1-1 10 1Max Flinchum 6-14 1-2 17 0McGwire Plumer 5-6 1-1 11 1Grant Gremel 2-3 0-0 4 1Ryan Barnes 1-1 0-0 2 3Xavier Hines 1-1 0-0 2 1Trevor Conwell 0-0 0-0 0 0Zack Johnson 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 21-41 10-14 57 11Score by QuartersLebanon 9 11 11 15 - 46Noblesville 20 12 11 14 - 57Noblesville 3-point shooting (5-12) Flinchum 4-9Duncan 1-3Noblesville rebounds (17) Ginther 4 Barnes 3Duncan 3 Flinchum 3 Mills 2 Gremel 1 Plumer1
MILLERSFrom Page 4
Hamilton CountyReporter
Hamilton CountyrsquosHometownNewspaper
Sheridan dropped its regular-seasonfinale to Frankton 73-40 Friday night atHobbs Gymnasium
The Blackhawksfell behind 15-4 afterthe first quarter andtrailed 34-19 athalftime NicholasBurnell led Sheridanwith 14 points withSean Weitzel adding11 and Aiden Roatenscoring 10
Roaten also led therebounding with six boards Drake Delphhanded out four assists
The Hawks finished their regular season9-14 Sheridan is now off until next Fridayssemi-finals at the Lapel sectional where itwill play the winner of Tuesdays gamebetween Lapel and Wapahani
Frankton 73Sheridan 40
Sheridan FG FT TP PFCaleb Duke 0-1 0-0 0 0Jack Waitt 0-1 0-0 0 0Brody Perry 0-1 0-0 0 0Drake Delph 1-9 0-0 2 4Sean Weitzel 5-8 1-1 11 1Tommy Glidden 0-1 0-0 0 0Cam Weitzel 0-2 0-0 0 2Aiden Roaten 5-7 0-0 10 4Nicholas Burnell 7-8 0-0 14 1Kenny Burnell 0-0 0-0 0 0Jesse Kolb 0-0 0-0 0 0Tanner Swindle 1-2 1-2 3 0Totals 19-40 2-3 40 12Score by QuartersFrankton 15 24 17 17 - 73Sheridan 4 15 14 7 - 40Sheridan 3-point shooting (0-7) Delph 3 CWeitzel 0-2 Perry 0-1 Glidden 0-1Sheridan rebounds (16) Roaten 6 N Burnell 4Waitt 1 Perry 1 Delph 1 Glidden 1 C Weitzel1 Swindle 1
N Burnell
Fishers finished its regular season atWarren Central onFriday falling to theClass 4A No 4Warriors 70-55
Warren led 18-8after the first quarterbut the Tigers cut thatlead to 28-22 byhalftime TheWarriors then steadilyincreased their lead inthe second half
Armaan Franklinscored 23 points for
Fishers with Jamil Turner-Hall adding 11The Tigers finished their regular season
10-13 They will play Hamilton
Southeastern in the first round of the Carmelsectional
Warren Central 70Fishers 55
Fishers FG FT TP PFWillie Jackson 2 0-2 4 0Reid Stephens 2 0-0 5 2Armaan Franklin 8 5-5 23 2Jeremy Szilagyi 0 0-0 0 2Jason Slain 1 0-0 2 2Jamil Turner-Hall 5 1-2 11 1Joe Counts 2 0-0 5 2Connor Washburn 1 0-2 2 2Stevie Sontich 1 0-0 3 2Totals 22 6-11 55 15Score by QuartersFishers 8 14 16 17 - 55Warren 18 10 22 20 - 70Fishers 3-pointers (5) Franklin 2 Stephens 1Counts 1 Sontich 1
Franklin
lsquoHawks fall to Frankton
Tigers drop finale to Warriors
Sports6
After a ridiculously fast IHSAA boysstate swimming preliminaries Fridayevening what will todays state finals bring
One thing is for certain Expect Carmelto be leading the charge at the IUPUINatatorium The Greyhounds putthemselves in excellent position to win theirthird straight state championship byqualifying 18 swims to this afternoonschampionship heat and four more to theconsolation heat
In the process Carmel broke three staterecords Drew Kibler got two of themsmashing the 200 freestyle record with atime of 13330 and setting a new 100 freemark by swimming that race in 4325seconds Kibler will be the top seed in bothevents
Meanwhile the Greyhounds 200 freerelay team of Andrew Couchon CharlesVaughan Evan Kopp and Stefano Batistaset a new state record in that race in a timeof 12267 to earn the top seed thereCarmels other two relays easily reached thechampionship heat with Wyatt DavisBatista Jonathan Bledsoe and Couchonqualifying in the medley relay and JacobMitchell Alec DeLong Andrew Morozovand Kibler advancing in the 400 free relay
Individual championship heat qualifiersfor Carmel are Mitchell in the 200 freeVaughan and Brett Sherman in theindividual medley Couchon Kopp andBatista in the 50 free Couchon in the 100free Mitchell and Davis in the 500 freeDavis in the backstroke and BatistaVaughan and Andrew Rafalko in thebreaststroke
Zach Wilson made it to the consolationheat in both the 200 and 500 freestyles asdid Rafalko in the IM Bledsoe in thebutterfly
Fishers had an excellent preliminarywith four swims getting to the championshipand six more reaching the consolation KyleHaflich made the championship heat in theIM while Drake Stallworth qualified in thebutterfly Nick Harris reached the fast heatof the 500 free while Joe Moser NolanYorkman Haflich and Stallworth teamed tomake the championship of the 400 free relay
Consolation qualifiers for the Tigers areHaflich Noah Baldwin Stallworth andIsaiah Wolf in the medley relay Stallworthin the 200 free Moser in the 50 free andbutterfly Yorkman in the 500 free andHalfich in the backstroke
Hamilton Southeasterns 200 free relayteam of Andrew Christopher DJ RogersZack Teffeteller and Nathan Brown placedeighth in that event thus qualifying for thechampionship heat Rogers Brown andTeffeteller also joined Blake Ratliff to makethe consolation heat of the 400 free relay
Noblesvilles 200 free relay team of JackWolfred Evan Diamente Jakob Janson andIsaac Johnston placed 12th to earn aconsolation spot
Westfields Christopher Kenney placed13th in the 50 free also making theconsolation final in that event
Hamilton Heights Jared Holder raced intwo events The 50 free where he placed30th and the backstroke where he took 24th
One other record was broken at the statepreliminaries Zionsvillersquos Jack Franzmanswam the 50 free in a time of 1985 secondsThis is the first time any swimmer has gonebelow 20 seconds at the state meet
Todays state finals begins with thediving preliminaries and semi-finals at 9am with the finals in both swimming anddiving to begin at 1 pm
Positions 1-8 qualify for thechampionship heat positions 9-16qualify for the consolation heatpositions 17-18 are alternates
200 medley relay 2 Carmel (WyattDavis Stefano Batista JonathanBledsoe Andrew Couchon) 13197 10Fishers (Kyle Haflich Noah BaldwinDrake Stallworth Isaiah Wolf) 1356618 Westfield (Nicholas BrauerCameron Clayton Matthew CarrAlexander Hand) 13775 19 HamiltonSoutheastern (Blake Ratliff HadiElgaali Connor Harrison DJ Rogers)13867200 freestyle 1 Drew Kibler (C)13330 new state record 6 JacobMitchell (C) 14154 13 Stallworth (F)14320 T15 Zach Wilson (C) 14368200 individual medley 3 CharlesVaughan (C) 14989 5 Brett Sherman(C) 15191 7 Haflich (F) 15239 15Andrew Rafalko (C) 1541550 freestyle 2 Couchon (C) 2049 6Evan Kopp (C) 2108 7 Batista (C)2109 T15 Joseph Moser (F) 2134 22Christopher Kenney (W) 2157 31Jared Holder (Hamilton Heights) 2199100 butterfly 7 Stallworth (F) 504010 Moser (F) 5096 16 Bledsoe (C)5165 23 Carr (W) 5203100 freestyle 1 Kibler (C) 4325 newstate record 3 Couchon (C) 4527 13Kenney (W) 4718 18 Zack Teffeteller(HSE) 4765 20 Alec DeLong (C) 4805500 freestyle 3 Mitchell (C) 433234 Davis (C) 43332 8 Nick Harris (F)43585 10 Nolan Yorkman (F) 4373514 Wilson (C) 43966 25 SamuelKuhn (F) 44343200 freestyle relay 1 Carmel(Couchon Vaughan Kopp Batista)12267 new state record 8Southeastern (Andrew ChristopherRogers Teffeteller Nathan Brown)12656 12 Noblesville (Jack WolfredEvan Diamente Jakob Janson IsaacJohnston) 12766 17 Fishers (WolfYorkman Joel Crull Moser) 12827 20Westfield (Kenney Hand CodyFenimore Carr) 12870100 backstroke 3 Davis (C) 5015 11Haflich (F) 5206 17 Sherman (C)5253 24 Holder (HH) 5302 100 breaststroke 4 Batista (C) 56025 Vaughan (C) 5695 7 Rafalko (C)5737 20 Baldwin (F) 5873 27Nicholas Barr (HSE) 10024400 freestyle relay 2 Carmel (MitchellDeLong Andrew Morozov Kibler)
30618 7 Fishers (Moser YorkmanHaflich Stallworth) 30916 11Southeastern (Rogers Brown RatliffTeffeteller) 31202 18 Noblesville(Johnston Cameron Kramer Janson
Wolfred) 31441 27 Westfield(Kenney Brett Calvin Nicholas BrauerFenimore) 31661
Carmel sends 22 to finals county schools do well
Photos by Bret Richardson
Fishersrsquo Drake Stallworth earned the seventh seed in the butterfly event at Fridayrsquos IHSAA boys swimming state preliminariesat the IUPUI Natatorium Stallworth will swim in the championship heat in todayrsquos finals
Carmelrsquos Charles Vaughan finished third in the state prelims of the individual medleyqualifying for the championship heat in todayrsquos finals
Noblesvillersquos 200 freestyle relay placed 12th in the prelims and will swim in theconsolation heat of that event
Sports 7
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Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 36 22 621 -Oklahoma City 33 25 569 30Denver 26 32 448 100Portland 24 33 421 115Minnesota 23 35 397 130Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 44 13 772 -Houston 41 18 695 40Memphis 34 25 576 110New Orleans 23 35 397 215Dallas 22 35 386 220Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 48 9 842 -LA Clippers 35 23 603 135Sacramento 25 33 431 235LA Lakers 19 40 322 300Phoenix 18 40 310 305
NBA standingsFridayrsquos games
Philadelphia 120 Washington 112Indiana 102 Memphis 92Toronto 107 Boston 97
Chicago 128 Phoenix 121 OTUtah 109 Milwaukee 95
Oklahoma City 110 LA Lakers 93Minnesota 97 Dallas 84Miami 108 Atlanta 90
Denver 129 Brooklyn 109San Antonio 105 LA Clippers 97
The Circle City Womenrsquos College Soccer Showcase isthis weekend at Grand Park Sports Campus The event ispresented by the North American College Showcase SeriesThis premier event features 70 top teams from the Midwestas they showcase their talents to college coaches from acrossthe United States The games will take place on the outdoorsynthetic fields and the event will also utilize the indoorfields inside the Grand Park Events Center
ldquoWe are excited to bring the Circle City CollegeShowcase to Grand Park the complex and the city of
Westfield have been a great hosts for our eventsrdquo said BrentPaulson of SBD Event Management
On Saturday February 25 three college soccer gamesare scheduled to take place inside the Events Center duringthe Circle City Showcase
middot Butler University vs Ball State University at 10 ammiddot Marian University vs St Josephrsquos College at 2 pmmiddot IUPUI vs Wright State University at 2 pmAll games are open to the public and free admissionNext weekend March 3-5 the Circle City Menrsquos
College Soccer Showcase will take place at Grand ParkFive college soccer games are scheduled to take place insidethe Events Center on Saturday March 4
middot IUPUI vs Huntington University at 10 ammiddot Butler University vs Northwestern University at 10
ammiddot Bradley University vs University of Illinois Chicago
at 2 pmmiddot Cincinnati University vs DePaul University at 2 pmmiddot Bradley University vs Indiana Tech at 4 pm
Grand Park hosting Circle City Womenrsquos College Soccer Showcase
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Friday night basketball scores
Sports4
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorOn Senior Night Noblesvilles seniors
were outstandingThe Millers won their final home and
regular-season game Friday night at TheMill defeating Lebanon 57-46 Noblesvilleplayed brilliantly in the first half weatheredthe storm of an expected Tigers run in thethird quarter and took care of business inthe fourth to clinch the win
The Millers never trailed Rico Duncanone of the five seniors that started forNoblesville scored the first points of thegame on a 3-pointer and that would lead toa 20-point first quarter Max Flinchumadded eight points including a pair of 3swhile McGwire Plumer scored seven
Duncan ended the period with a nicemove After the clock ticked under theone-minute mark Duncan had the ball andlooked as if he would hold it for theremainder of the period Instead after about10 seconds he took the ball inside and madea one-handed driving layin That made thescore 20-9 which is where the first periodwould end
We had a tremendous first quartersaid Millers coach Brian McCauley Ourball movement was excellent Our screeningwas good
Noblesville was in the middle of a 15-2run as action moved to the second quarterfinishing that run with six straight pointsFlinchum converted a floater Nolan Ginthermade a layin and Xavier Hines scored offa steal by Plumer one of six takeaways fromPlumer in the game
He was dialed in tonight saidMcCauley He was focused
The Millers led 32-20 at halftime andextended the lead to 40-24 midway throughthe third Lebanon scored seven quick pointsto cut Noblesvilles advantage to 40-31 butthe Millers answered that with a 9-0 run oftheir own
Noblesville carried that run into thefourth period ending it with another 3 fromFlinchum his fourth of the game Flinchumtotaled 17 points one of four players - allseniors - to reach double figures
Plumer scored 11 points while Gintherand Duncan each added 10 Nick Mills thefifth senior on the court helped out with tworebounds and a free throw in the fourthquarter Of course he also madecontributions that didnt show up in theboxscore but are just as important
Nick gave us great energy and thenNolan was really sound for us saidMcCauley
Ginther had four rebounds for theMillers
The Millers honored all of their seniorsincluding Corby Mertens who wasunfortunately injured earlier in the month
Millers seniors shine in regular-season finale
Reporter photos by Kent Graham
Noblesville senior Rico Duncan goes in for a layup during the Millersrsquo Senior Night game with Lebanon Friday at The MillNoblesville beat the Tigers 57-46
Nick Mills (5) and Max Flinchum (far right) were two of the seniors honored by the Millers in their Senior Night game
Sports 5
and is unable to play for the remainder ofthe season But he was there cheering histeammates on
Noblesville finished the regular season11-12 and will play Guerin Catholic in thefirst round of the Carmel sectional onWednesday
Noblesville 57Lebanon 46
Noblesville FG FT TP PFNolan Ginther 2-6 6-8 10 4Nick Mills 0-1 1-2 1 0Rico Duncan 4-9 1-1 10 1Max Flinchum 6-14 1-2 17 0McGwire Plumer 5-6 1-1 11 1Grant Gremel 2-3 0-0 4 1Ryan Barnes 1-1 0-0 2 3Xavier Hines 1-1 0-0 2 1Trevor Conwell 0-0 0-0 0 0Zack Johnson 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 21-41 10-14 57 11Score by QuartersLebanon 9 11 11 15 - 46Noblesville 20 12 11 14 - 57Noblesville 3-point shooting (5-12) Flinchum 4-9Duncan 1-3Noblesville rebounds (17) Ginther 4 Barnes 3Duncan 3 Flinchum 3 Mills 2 Gremel 1 Plumer1
MILLERSFrom Page 4
Hamilton CountyReporter
Hamilton CountyrsquosHometownNewspaper
Sheridan dropped its regular-seasonfinale to Frankton 73-40 Friday night atHobbs Gymnasium
The Blackhawksfell behind 15-4 afterthe first quarter andtrailed 34-19 athalftime NicholasBurnell led Sheridanwith 14 points withSean Weitzel adding11 and Aiden Roatenscoring 10
Roaten also led therebounding with six boards Drake Delphhanded out four assists
The Hawks finished their regular season9-14 Sheridan is now off until next Fridayssemi-finals at the Lapel sectional where itwill play the winner of Tuesdays gamebetween Lapel and Wapahani
Frankton 73Sheridan 40
Sheridan FG FT TP PFCaleb Duke 0-1 0-0 0 0Jack Waitt 0-1 0-0 0 0Brody Perry 0-1 0-0 0 0Drake Delph 1-9 0-0 2 4Sean Weitzel 5-8 1-1 11 1Tommy Glidden 0-1 0-0 0 0Cam Weitzel 0-2 0-0 0 2Aiden Roaten 5-7 0-0 10 4Nicholas Burnell 7-8 0-0 14 1Kenny Burnell 0-0 0-0 0 0Jesse Kolb 0-0 0-0 0 0Tanner Swindle 1-2 1-2 3 0Totals 19-40 2-3 40 12Score by QuartersFrankton 15 24 17 17 - 73Sheridan 4 15 14 7 - 40Sheridan 3-point shooting (0-7) Delph 3 CWeitzel 0-2 Perry 0-1 Glidden 0-1Sheridan rebounds (16) Roaten 6 N Burnell 4Waitt 1 Perry 1 Delph 1 Glidden 1 C Weitzel1 Swindle 1
N Burnell
Fishers finished its regular season atWarren Central onFriday falling to theClass 4A No 4Warriors 70-55
Warren led 18-8after the first quarterbut the Tigers cut thatlead to 28-22 byhalftime TheWarriors then steadilyincreased their lead inthe second half
Armaan Franklinscored 23 points for
Fishers with Jamil Turner-Hall adding 11The Tigers finished their regular season
10-13 They will play Hamilton
Southeastern in the first round of the Carmelsectional
Warren Central 70Fishers 55
Fishers FG FT TP PFWillie Jackson 2 0-2 4 0Reid Stephens 2 0-0 5 2Armaan Franklin 8 5-5 23 2Jeremy Szilagyi 0 0-0 0 2Jason Slain 1 0-0 2 2Jamil Turner-Hall 5 1-2 11 1Joe Counts 2 0-0 5 2Connor Washburn 1 0-2 2 2Stevie Sontich 1 0-0 3 2Totals 22 6-11 55 15Score by QuartersFishers 8 14 16 17 - 55Warren 18 10 22 20 - 70Fishers 3-pointers (5) Franklin 2 Stephens 1Counts 1 Sontich 1
Franklin
lsquoHawks fall to Frankton
Tigers drop finale to Warriors
Sports6
After a ridiculously fast IHSAA boysstate swimming preliminaries Fridayevening what will todays state finals bring
One thing is for certain Expect Carmelto be leading the charge at the IUPUINatatorium The Greyhounds putthemselves in excellent position to win theirthird straight state championship byqualifying 18 swims to this afternoonschampionship heat and four more to theconsolation heat
In the process Carmel broke three staterecords Drew Kibler got two of themsmashing the 200 freestyle record with atime of 13330 and setting a new 100 freemark by swimming that race in 4325seconds Kibler will be the top seed in bothevents
Meanwhile the Greyhounds 200 freerelay team of Andrew Couchon CharlesVaughan Evan Kopp and Stefano Batistaset a new state record in that race in a timeof 12267 to earn the top seed thereCarmels other two relays easily reached thechampionship heat with Wyatt DavisBatista Jonathan Bledsoe and Couchonqualifying in the medley relay and JacobMitchell Alec DeLong Andrew Morozovand Kibler advancing in the 400 free relay
Individual championship heat qualifiersfor Carmel are Mitchell in the 200 freeVaughan and Brett Sherman in theindividual medley Couchon Kopp andBatista in the 50 free Couchon in the 100free Mitchell and Davis in the 500 freeDavis in the backstroke and BatistaVaughan and Andrew Rafalko in thebreaststroke
Zach Wilson made it to the consolationheat in both the 200 and 500 freestyles asdid Rafalko in the IM Bledsoe in thebutterfly
Fishers had an excellent preliminarywith four swims getting to the championshipand six more reaching the consolation KyleHaflich made the championship heat in theIM while Drake Stallworth qualified in thebutterfly Nick Harris reached the fast heatof the 500 free while Joe Moser NolanYorkman Haflich and Stallworth teamed tomake the championship of the 400 free relay
Consolation qualifiers for the Tigers areHaflich Noah Baldwin Stallworth andIsaiah Wolf in the medley relay Stallworthin the 200 free Moser in the 50 free andbutterfly Yorkman in the 500 free andHalfich in the backstroke
Hamilton Southeasterns 200 free relayteam of Andrew Christopher DJ RogersZack Teffeteller and Nathan Brown placedeighth in that event thus qualifying for thechampionship heat Rogers Brown andTeffeteller also joined Blake Ratliff to makethe consolation heat of the 400 free relay
Noblesvilles 200 free relay team of JackWolfred Evan Diamente Jakob Janson andIsaac Johnston placed 12th to earn aconsolation spot
Westfields Christopher Kenney placed13th in the 50 free also making theconsolation final in that event
Hamilton Heights Jared Holder raced intwo events The 50 free where he placed30th and the backstroke where he took 24th
One other record was broken at the statepreliminaries Zionsvillersquos Jack Franzmanswam the 50 free in a time of 1985 secondsThis is the first time any swimmer has gonebelow 20 seconds at the state meet
Todays state finals begins with thediving preliminaries and semi-finals at 9am with the finals in both swimming anddiving to begin at 1 pm
Positions 1-8 qualify for thechampionship heat positions 9-16qualify for the consolation heatpositions 17-18 are alternates
200 medley relay 2 Carmel (WyattDavis Stefano Batista JonathanBledsoe Andrew Couchon) 13197 10Fishers (Kyle Haflich Noah BaldwinDrake Stallworth Isaiah Wolf) 1356618 Westfield (Nicholas BrauerCameron Clayton Matthew CarrAlexander Hand) 13775 19 HamiltonSoutheastern (Blake Ratliff HadiElgaali Connor Harrison DJ Rogers)13867200 freestyle 1 Drew Kibler (C)13330 new state record 6 JacobMitchell (C) 14154 13 Stallworth (F)14320 T15 Zach Wilson (C) 14368200 individual medley 3 CharlesVaughan (C) 14989 5 Brett Sherman(C) 15191 7 Haflich (F) 15239 15Andrew Rafalko (C) 1541550 freestyle 2 Couchon (C) 2049 6Evan Kopp (C) 2108 7 Batista (C)2109 T15 Joseph Moser (F) 2134 22Christopher Kenney (W) 2157 31Jared Holder (Hamilton Heights) 2199100 butterfly 7 Stallworth (F) 504010 Moser (F) 5096 16 Bledsoe (C)5165 23 Carr (W) 5203100 freestyle 1 Kibler (C) 4325 newstate record 3 Couchon (C) 4527 13Kenney (W) 4718 18 Zack Teffeteller(HSE) 4765 20 Alec DeLong (C) 4805500 freestyle 3 Mitchell (C) 433234 Davis (C) 43332 8 Nick Harris (F)43585 10 Nolan Yorkman (F) 4373514 Wilson (C) 43966 25 SamuelKuhn (F) 44343200 freestyle relay 1 Carmel(Couchon Vaughan Kopp Batista)12267 new state record 8Southeastern (Andrew ChristopherRogers Teffeteller Nathan Brown)12656 12 Noblesville (Jack WolfredEvan Diamente Jakob Janson IsaacJohnston) 12766 17 Fishers (WolfYorkman Joel Crull Moser) 12827 20Westfield (Kenney Hand CodyFenimore Carr) 12870100 backstroke 3 Davis (C) 5015 11Haflich (F) 5206 17 Sherman (C)5253 24 Holder (HH) 5302 100 breaststroke 4 Batista (C) 56025 Vaughan (C) 5695 7 Rafalko (C)5737 20 Baldwin (F) 5873 27Nicholas Barr (HSE) 10024400 freestyle relay 2 Carmel (MitchellDeLong Andrew Morozov Kibler)
30618 7 Fishers (Moser YorkmanHaflich Stallworth) 30916 11Southeastern (Rogers Brown RatliffTeffeteller) 31202 18 Noblesville(Johnston Cameron Kramer Janson
Wolfred) 31441 27 Westfield(Kenney Brett Calvin Nicholas BrauerFenimore) 31661
Carmel sends 22 to finals county schools do well
Photos by Bret Richardson
Fishersrsquo Drake Stallworth earned the seventh seed in the butterfly event at Fridayrsquos IHSAA boys swimming state preliminariesat the IUPUI Natatorium Stallworth will swim in the championship heat in todayrsquos finals
Carmelrsquos Charles Vaughan finished third in the state prelims of the individual medleyqualifying for the championship heat in todayrsquos finals
Noblesvillersquos 200 freestyle relay placed 12th in the prelims and will swim in theconsolation heat of that event
Sports 7
Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBBoston 37 21 638 -Toronto 34 24 586 30New York 23 35 397 140Philadelphia 22 35 386 145Brooklyn 9 48 158 275Southeast W L PCT GBWashington 34 22 607 -Atlanta 32 25 561 25Miami 26 32 448 90Charlotte 24 33 421 105Orlando 21 38 356 145Central W L PCT GBCleveland 40 16 714 -Indiana 30 28 517 110Chicago 29 29 500 120Detroit 28 30 483 130Milwaukee 25 31 446 150
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 36 22 621 -Oklahoma City 33 25 569 30Denver 26 32 448 100Portland 24 33 421 115Minnesota 23 35 397 130Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 44 13 772 -Houston 41 18 695 40Memphis 34 25 576 110New Orleans 23 35 397 215Dallas 22 35 386 220Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 48 9 842 -LA Clippers 35 23 603 135Sacramento 25 33 431 235LA Lakers 19 40 322 300Phoenix 18 40 310 305
NBA standingsFridayrsquos games
Philadelphia 120 Washington 112Indiana 102 Memphis 92Toronto 107 Boston 97
Chicago 128 Phoenix 121 OTUtah 109 Milwaukee 95
Oklahoma City 110 LA Lakers 93Minnesota 97 Dallas 84Miami 108 Atlanta 90
Denver 129 Brooklyn 109San Antonio 105 LA Clippers 97
The Circle City Womenrsquos College Soccer Showcase isthis weekend at Grand Park Sports Campus The event ispresented by the North American College Showcase SeriesThis premier event features 70 top teams from the Midwestas they showcase their talents to college coaches from acrossthe United States The games will take place on the outdoorsynthetic fields and the event will also utilize the indoorfields inside the Grand Park Events Center
ldquoWe are excited to bring the Circle City CollegeShowcase to Grand Park the complex and the city of
Westfield have been a great hosts for our eventsrdquo said BrentPaulson of SBD Event Management
On Saturday February 25 three college soccer gamesare scheduled to take place inside the Events Center duringthe Circle City Showcase
middot Butler University vs Ball State University at 10 ammiddot Marian University vs St Josephrsquos College at 2 pmmiddot IUPUI vs Wright State University at 2 pmAll games are open to the public and free admissionNext weekend March 3-5 the Circle City Menrsquos
College Soccer Showcase will take place at Grand ParkFive college soccer games are scheduled to take place insidethe Events Center on Saturday March 4
middot IUPUI vs Huntington University at 10 ammiddot Butler University vs Northwestern University at 10
ammiddot Bradley University vs University of Illinois Chicago
at 2 pmmiddot Cincinnati University vs DePaul University at 2 pmmiddot Bradley University vs Indiana Tech at 4 pm
Grand Park hosting Circle City Womenrsquos College Soccer Showcase
Courtesy John Harrellrsquos websitewwwjohnharrellnetAdams Central 63 Lakewood Park 61Alexandria 62 Wes-Del 48Andrean 54 Hammond Noll 52Angola 58 Lakeland 25Argos 57 Elkhart Christian 53Austin 68 Crothersville 40Barr-Reeve 46 Bloomfield 44 OTBedford North Lawrence 67 CorydonCentral 39Beech Grove 76 Whiteland 70 OTBen Davis 62 Indianapolis Tech 54Bethany Christian 51 Fremont 46Bethesda Christian 65 IndianapolisLutheran 48Brebeuf Jesuit 60 Indianapolis Roncalli51Brownstown Central 73 Orleans 45Calumet 65 Highland 59 OTCarroll (Fort Wayne) 44 Warsaw 39Castle 73 Jeffersonville 52Centerville 55 Cambridge City Lincoln 49Central Christian 77 Medora 42Central Noble 66 Fairfield 46Charlestown 53 Christian Academy 31Chesterton 64 Boone Grove 22Churubusco 63 Eastside 52Clinton Prairie 68 Western Boone 54
Columbia City 45 Fort Wayne Concordia35Crawford County 63 Paoli 47Crawfordsville 69 Covington 53Crown Point 68 Lowell 52Culver 60 Bremen 57Decatur Central 83 Danville 64Delphi 58 North White 47Delta 74 Blackford 26East Noble 53 Elkhart Memorial 52Eastbrook 64 South Adams 60 OTEminence 55 Waldron 53Evansville Bosse 93 Evansville Reitz 68Evansville Central 66 IndianapolisArlington 55Faith Christian 61 Benton Central 52Forest Park 49 Northeast Dubois 27Fort Wayne Luers 57 Huntington North52 2OTFort Wayne Wayne 70 Richmond 68Franklin Central 65 Terre Haute North 63Franklin 65 Jennings County 56Frankton 73 Sheridan 40Frontier 57 Clinton Central 53Garrett 46 West Noble 45Gary 21st Century 58 Lake Station 45Gibson Southern 68 North Posey 56Goshen 60 Manchester 43Greensburg 45 East Central 34Griffith 50 Gary Roosevelt 44
Hagerstown 61 Eastern Hancock 52Hammond Morton 70 Portage 48Hanover Central 62 Hammond Gavit 55Heritage Christian 56 Elwood 23Heritage Hills 66 Perry Central 46Hobart 48 Wheeler 45Homestead 66 Norwell 49Indiana Math amp Science 83 Union(Modoc) 49Indianapolis Attucks 106 IndianapolisHerron 63Indianapolis Scecina 66 IndianapolisMarshall 22Jay County 50 Bellmont 39Kankakee Valley 62 North Judson 52Kokomo 68 Fort Wayne Northrop 60Kouts 58 LaCrosse 56LaPorte 56 Munster 52Lafayette Central Catholic 61 LewisCass 45Lafayette Jeff 62 Western 53Lawrence Central 81 Southport 49Leo 80 Woodlan 63Linton-Stockton 52 Sullivan 41Logansport 83 Frankfort 75Maconaquah 66 Tri-Central 57McCutcheon 76 Lake Central 51Merrillville 49 Penn 44Mishawaka Marian 61 South BendWashington 51Mitchell 60 Scottsburg 55Monroe Central 59 Madison-Grant 44Morgan Twp 71 Washington Twp 68Morristown 79 Anderson Prep Academy19Mount Carmel (Ill) 78 Edwards County(Ill) 51Mount Vernon (Fortville) 68 Yorktown 61Muncie Central 58 New Castle 57New Albany 79 Bloomington North 71New Palestine 71 Greenwood 53Noblesville 57 Lebanon 46North Daviess 51 Eastern Greene 41North Decatur 77 Rushville 63 2OTNorth Montgomery 54 Greencastle 53North Vermillion 68 Seeger 64 OTNorthridge 53 DeKalb 47Oak Hill 74 Northfield 66Park Tudor 50 Monrovia 38Peru 71 Wabash 43Prairie Heights 57 Hamilton 50
Princeton 65 Evansville Day 47Providence 48 New Washington 45Rensselaer Central 53 Winamac 48River Forest 71 Hebron 61Salem 56 Borden 52 OTSeton Catholic 56 IndianapolisShortridge 50Shenandoah 72 Wapahani 46Silver Creek 69 Seymour 40South Bend Adams 55 New Prairie 47South Bend Riley 70 John Glenn 63South Bend St Joseph 53 Mishawaka50South Decatur 70 Knightstown 60South Newton 56 Attica 28South Ripley 50 Jac-Cen-Del 45South Spencer 73 Tecumseh 52South Vermillion 52 Paris (Ill) 50Southern Wells 72 Randolph Southern37Southmont 80 Rockville 46Southridge 56 Boonville 54Southwestern (Hanover) 52 SouthDearborn 36Southwood 88 Bluffton 45Tippecanoe Valley 53 Wawasee 42Tri-County 43 Pioneer 36Tri-West 72 Indianapolis Ritter 64Trinity Lutheran 57 Rising Sun 45Triton Central 71 Speedway 43Triton 50 Knox 37Turkey Run 54 North Central(Farmersburg) 21Union County 48 Milan 46Valparaiso 67 South Bend Clay 54Vincennes Lincoln 66 Evansville North58Warren Central 70 Fishers 55Washington 76 Evansville Memorial 65West Lafayette 58 Rossville 51West Washington 52 Shoals 40Westview 53 Concord 47 OTWestville 63 South Central (Union Mills)61 OTWhiting 72 Hammond Clark 71Indianapolis Manual TournamentHorizon Christian (Fort Wayne) 77Indianapolis Lighthouse 65Indiana Elite Academy 70 St LouisChristian (Mo) 51 OT
Friday night basketball scores
Sports 5
and is unable to play for the remainder ofthe season But he was there cheering histeammates on
Noblesville finished the regular season11-12 and will play Guerin Catholic in thefirst round of the Carmel sectional onWednesday
Noblesville 57Lebanon 46
Noblesville FG FT TP PFNolan Ginther 2-6 6-8 10 4Nick Mills 0-1 1-2 1 0Rico Duncan 4-9 1-1 10 1Max Flinchum 6-14 1-2 17 0McGwire Plumer 5-6 1-1 11 1Grant Gremel 2-3 0-0 4 1Ryan Barnes 1-1 0-0 2 3Xavier Hines 1-1 0-0 2 1Trevor Conwell 0-0 0-0 0 0Zack Johnson 0-0 0-0 0 0Totals 21-41 10-14 57 11Score by QuartersLebanon 9 11 11 15 - 46Noblesville 20 12 11 14 - 57Noblesville 3-point shooting (5-12) Flinchum 4-9Duncan 1-3Noblesville rebounds (17) Ginther 4 Barnes 3Duncan 3 Flinchum 3 Mills 2 Gremel 1 Plumer1
MILLERSFrom Page 4
Hamilton CountyReporter
Hamilton CountyrsquosHometownNewspaper
Sheridan dropped its regular-seasonfinale to Frankton 73-40 Friday night atHobbs Gymnasium
The Blackhawksfell behind 15-4 afterthe first quarter andtrailed 34-19 athalftime NicholasBurnell led Sheridanwith 14 points withSean Weitzel adding11 and Aiden Roatenscoring 10
Roaten also led therebounding with six boards Drake Delphhanded out four assists
The Hawks finished their regular season9-14 Sheridan is now off until next Fridayssemi-finals at the Lapel sectional where itwill play the winner of Tuesdays gamebetween Lapel and Wapahani
Frankton 73Sheridan 40
Sheridan FG FT TP PFCaleb Duke 0-1 0-0 0 0Jack Waitt 0-1 0-0 0 0Brody Perry 0-1 0-0 0 0Drake Delph 1-9 0-0 2 4Sean Weitzel 5-8 1-1 11 1Tommy Glidden 0-1 0-0 0 0Cam Weitzel 0-2 0-0 0 2Aiden Roaten 5-7 0-0 10 4Nicholas Burnell 7-8 0-0 14 1Kenny Burnell 0-0 0-0 0 0Jesse Kolb 0-0 0-0 0 0Tanner Swindle 1-2 1-2 3 0Totals 19-40 2-3 40 12Score by QuartersFrankton 15 24 17 17 - 73Sheridan 4 15 14 7 - 40Sheridan 3-point shooting (0-7) Delph 3 CWeitzel 0-2 Perry 0-1 Glidden 0-1Sheridan rebounds (16) Roaten 6 N Burnell 4Waitt 1 Perry 1 Delph 1 Glidden 1 C Weitzel1 Swindle 1
N Burnell
Fishers finished its regular season atWarren Central onFriday falling to theClass 4A No 4Warriors 70-55
Warren led 18-8after the first quarterbut the Tigers cut thatlead to 28-22 byhalftime TheWarriors then steadilyincreased their lead inthe second half
Armaan Franklinscored 23 points for
Fishers with Jamil Turner-Hall adding 11The Tigers finished their regular season
10-13 They will play Hamilton
Southeastern in the first round of the Carmelsectional
Warren Central 70Fishers 55
Fishers FG FT TP PFWillie Jackson 2 0-2 4 0Reid Stephens 2 0-0 5 2Armaan Franklin 8 5-5 23 2Jeremy Szilagyi 0 0-0 0 2Jason Slain 1 0-0 2 2Jamil Turner-Hall 5 1-2 11 1Joe Counts 2 0-0 5 2Connor Washburn 1 0-2 2 2Stevie Sontich 1 0-0 3 2Totals 22 6-11 55 15Score by QuartersFishers 8 14 16 17 - 55Warren 18 10 22 20 - 70Fishers 3-pointers (5) Franklin 2 Stephens 1Counts 1 Sontich 1
Franklin
lsquoHawks fall to Frankton
Tigers drop finale to Warriors
Sports6
After a ridiculously fast IHSAA boysstate swimming preliminaries Fridayevening what will todays state finals bring
One thing is for certain Expect Carmelto be leading the charge at the IUPUINatatorium The Greyhounds putthemselves in excellent position to win theirthird straight state championship byqualifying 18 swims to this afternoonschampionship heat and four more to theconsolation heat
In the process Carmel broke three staterecords Drew Kibler got two of themsmashing the 200 freestyle record with atime of 13330 and setting a new 100 freemark by swimming that race in 4325seconds Kibler will be the top seed in bothevents
Meanwhile the Greyhounds 200 freerelay team of Andrew Couchon CharlesVaughan Evan Kopp and Stefano Batistaset a new state record in that race in a timeof 12267 to earn the top seed thereCarmels other two relays easily reached thechampionship heat with Wyatt DavisBatista Jonathan Bledsoe and Couchonqualifying in the medley relay and JacobMitchell Alec DeLong Andrew Morozovand Kibler advancing in the 400 free relay
Individual championship heat qualifiersfor Carmel are Mitchell in the 200 freeVaughan and Brett Sherman in theindividual medley Couchon Kopp andBatista in the 50 free Couchon in the 100free Mitchell and Davis in the 500 freeDavis in the backstroke and BatistaVaughan and Andrew Rafalko in thebreaststroke
Zach Wilson made it to the consolationheat in both the 200 and 500 freestyles asdid Rafalko in the IM Bledsoe in thebutterfly
Fishers had an excellent preliminarywith four swims getting to the championshipand six more reaching the consolation KyleHaflich made the championship heat in theIM while Drake Stallworth qualified in thebutterfly Nick Harris reached the fast heatof the 500 free while Joe Moser NolanYorkman Haflich and Stallworth teamed tomake the championship of the 400 free relay
Consolation qualifiers for the Tigers areHaflich Noah Baldwin Stallworth andIsaiah Wolf in the medley relay Stallworthin the 200 free Moser in the 50 free andbutterfly Yorkman in the 500 free andHalfich in the backstroke
Hamilton Southeasterns 200 free relayteam of Andrew Christopher DJ RogersZack Teffeteller and Nathan Brown placedeighth in that event thus qualifying for thechampionship heat Rogers Brown andTeffeteller also joined Blake Ratliff to makethe consolation heat of the 400 free relay
Noblesvilles 200 free relay team of JackWolfred Evan Diamente Jakob Janson andIsaac Johnston placed 12th to earn aconsolation spot
Westfields Christopher Kenney placed13th in the 50 free also making theconsolation final in that event
Hamilton Heights Jared Holder raced intwo events The 50 free where he placed30th and the backstroke where he took 24th
One other record was broken at the statepreliminaries Zionsvillersquos Jack Franzmanswam the 50 free in a time of 1985 secondsThis is the first time any swimmer has gonebelow 20 seconds at the state meet
Todays state finals begins with thediving preliminaries and semi-finals at 9am with the finals in both swimming anddiving to begin at 1 pm
Positions 1-8 qualify for thechampionship heat positions 9-16qualify for the consolation heatpositions 17-18 are alternates
200 medley relay 2 Carmel (WyattDavis Stefano Batista JonathanBledsoe Andrew Couchon) 13197 10Fishers (Kyle Haflich Noah BaldwinDrake Stallworth Isaiah Wolf) 1356618 Westfield (Nicholas BrauerCameron Clayton Matthew CarrAlexander Hand) 13775 19 HamiltonSoutheastern (Blake Ratliff HadiElgaali Connor Harrison DJ Rogers)13867200 freestyle 1 Drew Kibler (C)13330 new state record 6 JacobMitchell (C) 14154 13 Stallworth (F)14320 T15 Zach Wilson (C) 14368200 individual medley 3 CharlesVaughan (C) 14989 5 Brett Sherman(C) 15191 7 Haflich (F) 15239 15Andrew Rafalko (C) 1541550 freestyle 2 Couchon (C) 2049 6Evan Kopp (C) 2108 7 Batista (C)2109 T15 Joseph Moser (F) 2134 22Christopher Kenney (W) 2157 31Jared Holder (Hamilton Heights) 2199100 butterfly 7 Stallworth (F) 504010 Moser (F) 5096 16 Bledsoe (C)5165 23 Carr (W) 5203100 freestyle 1 Kibler (C) 4325 newstate record 3 Couchon (C) 4527 13Kenney (W) 4718 18 Zack Teffeteller(HSE) 4765 20 Alec DeLong (C) 4805500 freestyle 3 Mitchell (C) 433234 Davis (C) 43332 8 Nick Harris (F)43585 10 Nolan Yorkman (F) 4373514 Wilson (C) 43966 25 SamuelKuhn (F) 44343200 freestyle relay 1 Carmel(Couchon Vaughan Kopp Batista)12267 new state record 8Southeastern (Andrew ChristopherRogers Teffeteller Nathan Brown)12656 12 Noblesville (Jack WolfredEvan Diamente Jakob Janson IsaacJohnston) 12766 17 Fishers (WolfYorkman Joel Crull Moser) 12827 20Westfield (Kenney Hand CodyFenimore Carr) 12870100 backstroke 3 Davis (C) 5015 11Haflich (F) 5206 17 Sherman (C)5253 24 Holder (HH) 5302 100 breaststroke 4 Batista (C) 56025 Vaughan (C) 5695 7 Rafalko (C)5737 20 Baldwin (F) 5873 27Nicholas Barr (HSE) 10024400 freestyle relay 2 Carmel (MitchellDeLong Andrew Morozov Kibler)
30618 7 Fishers (Moser YorkmanHaflich Stallworth) 30916 11Southeastern (Rogers Brown RatliffTeffeteller) 31202 18 Noblesville(Johnston Cameron Kramer Janson
Wolfred) 31441 27 Westfield(Kenney Brett Calvin Nicholas BrauerFenimore) 31661
Carmel sends 22 to finals county schools do well
Photos by Bret Richardson
Fishersrsquo Drake Stallworth earned the seventh seed in the butterfly event at Fridayrsquos IHSAA boys swimming state preliminariesat the IUPUI Natatorium Stallworth will swim in the championship heat in todayrsquos finals
Carmelrsquos Charles Vaughan finished third in the state prelims of the individual medleyqualifying for the championship heat in todayrsquos finals
Noblesvillersquos 200 freestyle relay placed 12th in the prelims and will swim in theconsolation heat of that event
Sports 7
Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBBoston 37 21 638 -Toronto 34 24 586 30New York 23 35 397 140Philadelphia 22 35 386 145Brooklyn 9 48 158 275Southeast W L PCT GBWashington 34 22 607 -Atlanta 32 25 561 25Miami 26 32 448 90Charlotte 24 33 421 105Orlando 21 38 356 145Central W L PCT GBCleveland 40 16 714 -Indiana 30 28 517 110Chicago 29 29 500 120Detroit 28 30 483 130Milwaukee 25 31 446 150
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 36 22 621 -Oklahoma City 33 25 569 30Denver 26 32 448 100Portland 24 33 421 115Minnesota 23 35 397 130Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 44 13 772 -Houston 41 18 695 40Memphis 34 25 576 110New Orleans 23 35 397 215Dallas 22 35 386 220Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 48 9 842 -LA Clippers 35 23 603 135Sacramento 25 33 431 235LA Lakers 19 40 322 300Phoenix 18 40 310 305
NBA standingsFridayrsquos games
Philadelphia 120 Washington 112Indiana 102 Memphis 92Toronto 107 Boston 97
Chicago 128 Phoenix 121 OTUtah 109 Milwaukee 95
Oklahoma City 110 LA Lakers 93Minnesota 97 Dallas 84Miami 108 Atlanta 90
Denver 129 Brooklyn 109San Antonio 105 LA Clippers 97
The Circle City Womenrsquos College Soccer Showcase isthis weekend at Grand Park Sports Campus The event ispresented by the North American College Showcase SeriesThis premier event features 70 top teams from the Midwestas they showcase their talents to college coaches from acrossthe United States The games will take place on the outdoorsynthetic fields and the event will also utilize the indoorfields inside the Grand Park Events Center
ldquoWe are excited to bring the Circle City CollegeShowcase to Grand Park the complex and the city of
Westfield have been a great hosts for our eventsrdquo said BrentPaulson of SBD Event Management
On Saturday February 25 three college soccer gamesare scheduled to take place inside the Events Center duringthe Circle City Showcase
middot Butler University vs Ball State University at 10 ammiddot Marian University vs St Josephrsquos College at 2 pmmiddot IUPUI vs Wright State University at 2 pmAll games are open to the public and free admissionNext weekend March 3-5 the Circle City Menrsquos
College Soccer Showcase will take place at Grand ParkFive college soccer games are scheduled to take place insidethe Events Center on Saturday March 4
middot IUPUI vs Huntington University at 10 ammiddot Butler University vs Northwestern University at 10
ammiddot Bradley University vs University of Illinois Chicago
at 2 pmmiddot Cincinnati University vs DePaul University at 2 pmmiddot Bradley University vs Indiana Tech at 4 pm
Grand Park hosting Circle City Womenrsquos College Soccer Showcase
Courtesy John Harrellrsquos websitewwwjohnharrellnetAdams Central 63 Lakewood Park 61Alexandria 62 Wes-Del 48Andrean 54 Hammond Noll 52Angola 58 Lakeland 25Argos 57 Elkhart Christian 53Austin 68 Crothersville 40Barr-Reeve 46 Bloomfield 44 OTBedford North Lawrence 67 CorydonCentral 39Beech Grove 76 Whiteland 70 OTBen Davis 62 Indianapolis Tech 54Bethany Christian 51 Fremont 46Bethesda Christian 65 IndianapolisLutheran 48Brebeuf Jesuit 60 Indianapolis Roncalli51Brownstown Central 73 Orleans 45Calumet 65 Highland 59 OTCarroll (Fort Wayne) 44 Warsaw 39Castle 73 Jeffersonville 52Centerville 55 Cambridge City Lincoln 49Central Christian 77 Medora 42Central Noble 66 Fairfield 46Charlestown 53 Christian Academy 31Chesterton 64 Boone Grove 22Churubusco 63 Eastside 52Clinton Prairie 68 Western Boone 54
Columbia City 45 Fort Wayne Concordia35Crawford County 63 Paoli 47Crawfordsville 69 Covington 53Crown Point 68 Lowell 52Culver 60 Bremen 57Decatur Central 83 Danville 64Delphi 58 North White 47Delta 74 Blackford 26East Noble 53 Elkhart Memorial 52Eastbrook 64 South Adams 60 OTEminence 55 Waldron 53Evansville Bosse 93 Evansville Reitz 68Evansville Central 66 IndianapolisArlington 55Faith Christian 61 Benton Central 52Forest Park 49 Northeast Dubois 27Fort Wayne Luers 57 Huntington North52 2OTFort Wayne Wayne 70 Richmond 68Franklin Central 65 Terre Haute North 63Franklin 65 Jennings County 56Frankton 73 Sheridan 40Frontier 57 Clinton Central 53Garrett 46 West Noble 45Gary 21st Century 58 Lake Station 45Gibson Southern 68 North Posey 56Goshen 60 Manchester 43Greensburg 45 East Central 34Griffith 50 Gary Roosevelt 44
Hagerstown 61 Eastern Hancock 52Hammond Morton 70 Portage 48Hanover Central 62 Hammond Gavit 55Heritage Christian 56 Elwood 23Heritage Hills 66 Perry Central 46Hobart 48 Wheeler 45Homestead 66 Norwell 49Indiana Math amp Science 83 Union(Modoc) 49Indianapolis Attucks 106 IndianapolisHerron 63Indianapolis Scecina 66 IndianapolisMarshall 22Jay County 50 Bellmont 39Kankakee Valley 62 North Judson 52Kokomo 68 Fort Wayne Northrop 60Kouts 58 LaCrosse 56LaPorte 56 Munster 52Lafayette Central Catholic 61 LewisCass 45Lafayette Jeff 62 Western 53Lawrence Central 81 Southport 49Leo 80 Woodlan 63Linton-Stockton 52 Sullivan 41Logansport 83 Frankfort 75Maconaquah 66 Tri-Central 57McCutcheon 76 Lake Central 51Merrillville 49 Penn 44Mishawaka Marian 61 South BendWashington 51Mitchell 60 Scottsburg 55Monroe Central 59 Madison-Grant 44Morgan Twp 71 Washington Twp 68Morristown 79 Anderson Prep Academy19Mount Carmel (Ill) 78 Edwards County(Ill) 51Mount Vernon (Fortville) 68 Yorktown 61Muncie Central 58 New Castle 57New Albany 79 Bloomington North 71New Palestine 71 Greenwood 53Noblesville 57 Lebanon 46North Daviess 51 Eastern Greene 41North Decatur 77 Rushville 63 2OTNorth Montgomery 54 Greencastle 53North Vermillion 68 Seeger 64 OTNorthridge 53 DeKalb 47Oak Hill 74 Northfield 66Park Tudor 50 Monrovia 38Peru 71 Wabash 43Prairie Heights 57 Hamilton 50
Princeton 65 Evansville Day 47Providence 48 New Washington 45Rensselaer Central 53 Winamac 48River Forest 71 Hebron 61Salem 56 Borden 52 OTSeton Catholic 56 IndianapolisShortridge 50Shenandoah 72 Wapahani 46Silver Creek 69 Seymour 40South Bend Adams 55 New Prairie 47South Bend Riley 70 John Glenn 63South Bend St Joseph 53 Mishawaka50South Decatur 70 Knightstown 60South Newton 56 Attica 28South Ripley 50 Jac-Cen-Del 45South Spencer 73 Tecumseh 52South Vermillion 52 Paris (Ill) 50Southern Wells 72 Randolph Southern37Southmont 80 Rockville 46Southridge 56 Boonville 54Southwestern (Hanover) 52 SouthDearborn 36Southwood 88 Bluffton 45Tippecanoe Valley 53 Wawasee 42Tri-County 43 Pioneer 36Tri-West 72 Indianapolis Ritter 64Trinity Lutheran 57 Rising Sun 45Triton Central 71 Speedway 43Triton 50 Knox 37Turkey Run 54 North Central(Farmersburg) 21Union County 48 Milan 46Valparaiso 67 South Bend Clay 54Vincennes Lincoln 66 Evansville North58Warren Central 70 Fishers 55Washington 76 Evansville Memorial 65West Lafayette 58 Rossville 51West Washington 52 Shoals 40Westview 53 Concord 47 OTWestville 63 South Central (Union Mills)61 OTWhiting 72 Hammond Clark 71Indianapolis Manual TournamentHorizon Christian (Fort Wayne) 77Indianapolis Lighthouse 65Indiana Elite Academy 70 St LouisChristian (Mo) 51 OT
Friday night basketball scores
Sports6
After a ridiculously fast IHSAA boysstate swimming preliminaries Fridayevening what will todays state finals bring
One thing is for certain Expect Carmelto be leading the charge at the IUPUINatatorium The Greyhounds putthemselves in excellent position to win theirthird straight state championship byqualifying 18 swims to this afternoonschampionship heat and four more to theconsolation heat
In the process Carmel broke three staterecords Drew Kibler got two of themsmashing the 200 freestyle record with atime of 13330 and setting a new 100 freemark by swimming that race in 4325seconds Kibler will be the top seed in bothevents
Meanwhile the Greyhounds 200 freerelay team of Andrew Couchon CharlesVaughan Evan Kopp and Stefano Batistaset a new state record in that race in a timeof 12267 to earn the top seed thereCarmels other two relays easily reached thechampionship heat with Wyatt DavisBatista Jonathan Bledsoe and Couchonqualifying in the medley relay and JacobMitchell Alec DeLong Andrew Morozovand Kibler advancing in the 400 free relay
Individual championship heat qualifiersfor Carmel are Mitchell in the 200 freeVaughan and Brett Sherman in theindividual medley Couchon Kopp andBatista in the 50 free Couchon in the 100free Mitchell and Davis in the 500 freeDavis in the backstroke and BatistaVaughan and Andrew Rafalko in thebreaststroke
Zach Wilson made it to the consolationheat in both the 200 and 500 freestyles asdid Rafalko in the IM Bledsoe in thebutterfly
Fishers had an excellent preliminarywith four swims getting to the championshipand six more reaching the consolation KyleHaflich made the championship heat in theIM while Drake Stallworth qualified in thebutterfly Nick Harris reached the fast heatof the 500 free while Joe Moser NolanYorkman Haflich and Stallworth teamed tomake the championship of the 400 free relay
Consolation qualifiers for the Tigers areHaflich Noah Baldwin Stallworth andIsaiah Wolf in the medley relay Stallworthin the 200 free Moser in the 50 free andbutterfly Yorkman in the 500 free andHalfich in the backstroke
Hamilton Southeasterns 200 free relayteam of Andrew Christopher DJ RogersZack Teffeteller and Nathan Brown placedeighth in that event thus qualifying for thechampionship heat Rogers Brown andTeffeteller also joined Blake Ratliff to makethe consolation heat of the 400 free relay
Noblesvilles 200 free relay team of JackWolfred Evan Diamente Jakob Janson andIsaac Johnston placed 12th to earn aconsolation spot
Westfields Christopher Kenney placed13th in the 50 free also making theconsolation final in that event
Hamilton Heights Jared Holder raced intwo events The 50 free where he placed30th and the backstroke where he took 24th
One other record was broken at the statepreliminaries Zionsvillersquos Jack Franzmanswam the 50 free in a time of 1985 secondsThis is the first time any swimmer has gonebelow 20 seconds at the state meet
Todays state finals begins with thediving preliminaries and semi-finals at 9am with the finals in both swimming anddiving to begin at 1 pm
Positions 1-8 qualify for thechampionship heat positions 9-16qualify for the consolation heatpositions 17-18 are alternates
200 medley relay 2 Carmel (WyattDavis Stefano Batista JonathanBledsoe Andrew Couchon) 13197 10Fishers (Kyle Haflich Noah BaldwinDrake Stallworth Isaiah Wolf) 1356618 Westfield (Nicholas BrauerCameron Clayton Matthew CarrAlexander Hand) 13775 19 HamiltonSoutheastern (Blake Ratliff HadiElgaali Connor Harrison DJ Rogers)13867200 freestyle 1 Drew Kibler (C)13330 new state record 6 JacobMitchell (C) 14154 13 Stallworth (F)14320 T15 Zach Wilson (C) 14368200 individual medley 3 CharlesVaughan (C) 14989 5 Brett Sherman(C) 15191 7 Haflich (F) 15239 15Andrew Rafalko (C) 1541550 freestyle 2 Couchon (C) 2049 6Evan Kopp (C) 2108 7 Batista (C)2109 T15 Joseph Moser (F) 2134 22Christopher Kenney (W) 2157 31Jared Holder (Hamilton Heights) 2199100 butterfly 7 Stallworth (F) 504010 Moser (F) 5096 16 Bledsoe (C)5165 23 Carr (W) 5203100 freestyle 1 Kibler (C) 4325 newstate record 3 Couchon (C) 4527 13Kenney (W) 4718 18 Zack Teffeteller(HSE) 4765 20 Alec DeLong (C) 4805500 freestyle 3 Mitchell (C) 433234 Davis (C) 43332 8 Nick Harris (F)43585 10 Nolan Yorkman (F) 4373514 Wilson (C) 43966 25 SamuelKuhn (F) 44343200 freestyle relay 1 Carmel(Couchon Vaughan Kopp Batista)12267 new state record 8Southeastern (Andrew ChristopherRogers Teffeteller Nathan Brown)12656 12 Noblesville (Jack WolfredEvan Diamente Jakob Janson IsaacJohnston) 12766 17 Fishers (WolfYorkman Joel Crull Moser) 12827 20Westfield (Kenney Hand CodyFenimore Carr) 12870100 backstroke 3 Davis (C) 5015 11Haflich (F) 5206 17 Sherman (C)5253 24 Holder (HH) 5302 100 breaststroke 4 Batista (C) 56025 Vaughan (C) 5695 7 Rafalko (C)5737 20 Baldwin (F) 5873 27Nicholas Barr (HSE) 10024400 freestyle relay 2 Carmel (MitchellDeLong Andrew Morozov Kibler)
30618 7 Fishers (Moser YorkmanHaflich Stallworth) 30916 11Southeastern (Rogers Brown RatliffTeffeteller) 31202 18 Noblesville(Johnston Cameron Kramer Janson
Wolfred) 31441 27 Westfield(Kenney Brett Calvin Nicholas BrauerFenimore) 31661
Carmel sends 22 to finals county schools do well
Photos by Bret Richardson
Fishersrsquo Drake Stallworth earned the seventh seed in the butterfly event at Fridayrsquos IHSAA boys swimming state preliminariesat the IUPUI Natatorium Stallworth will swim in the championship heat in todayrsquos finals
Carmelrsquos Charles Vaughan finished third in the state prelims of the individual medleyqualifying for the championship heat in todayrsquos finals
Noblesvillersquos 200 freestyle relay placed 12th in the prelims and will swim in theconsolation heat of that event
Sports 7
Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBBoston 37 21 638 -Toronto 34 24 586 30New York 23 35 397 140Philadelphia 22 35 386 145Brooklyn 9 48 158 275Southeast W L PCT GBWashington 34 22 607 -Atlanta 32 25 561 25Miami 26 32 448 90Charlotte 24 33 421 105Orlando 21 38 356 145Central W L PCT GBCleveland 40 16 714 -Indiana 30 28 517 110Chicago 29 29 500 120Detroit 28 30 483 130Milwaukee 25 31 446 150
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 36 22 621 -Oklahoma City 33 25 569 30Denver 26 32 448 100Portland 24 33 421 115Minnesota 23 35 397 130Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 44 13 772 -Houston 41 18 695 40Memphis 34 25 576 110New Orleans 23 35 397 215Dallas 22 35 386 220Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 48 9 842 -LA Clippers 35 23 603 135Sacramento 25 33 431 235LA Lakers 19 40 322 300Phoenix 18 40 310 305
NBA standingsFridayrsquos games
Philadelphia 120 Washington 112Indiana 102 Memphis 92Toronto 107 Boston 97
Chicago 128 Phoenix 121 OTUtah 109 Milwaukee 95
Oklahoma City 110 LA Lakers 93Minnesota 97 Dallas 84Miami 108 Atlanta 90
Denver 129 Brooklyn 109San Antonio 105 LA Clippers 97
The Circle City Womenrsquos College Soccer Showcase isthis weekend at Grand Park Sports Campus The event ispresented by the North American College Showcase SeriesThis premier event features 70 top teams from the Midwestas they showcase their talents to college coaches from acrossthe United States The games will take place on the outdoorsynthetic fields and the event will also utilize the indoorfields inside the Grand Park Events Center
ldquoWe are excited to bring the Circle City CollegeShowcase to Grand Park the complex and the city of
Westfield have been a great hosts for our eventsrdquo said BrentPaulson of SBD Event Management
On Saturday February 25 three college soccer gamesare scheduled to take place inside the Events Center duringthe Circle City Showcase
middot Butler University vs Ball State University at 10 ammiddot Marian University vs St Josephrsquos College at 2 pmmiddot IUPUI vs Wright State University at 2 pmAll games are open to the public and free admissionNext weekend March 3-5 the Circle City Menrsquos
College Soccer Showcase will take place at Grand ParkFive college soccer games are scheduled to take place insidethe Events Center on Saturday March 4
middot IUPUI vs Huntington University at 10 ammiddot Butler University vs Northwestern University at 10
ammiddot Bradley University vs University of Illinois Chicago
at 2 pmmiddot Cincinnati University vs DePaul University at 2 pmmiddot Bradley University vs Indiana Tech at 4 pm
Grand Park hosting Circle City Womenrsquos College Soccer Showcase
Courtesy John Harrellrsquos websitewwwjohnharrellnetAdams Central 63 Lakewood Park 61Alexandria 62 Wes-Del 48Andrean 54 Hammond Noll 52Angola 58 Lakeland 25Argos 57 Elkhart Christian 53Austin 68 Crothersville 40Barr-Reeve 46 Bloomfield 44 OTBedford North Lawrence 67 CorydonCentral 39Beech Grove 76 Whiteland 70 OTBen Davis 62 Indianapolis Tech 54Bethany Christian 51 Fremont 46Bethesda Christian 65 IndianapolisLutheran 48Brebeuf Jesuit 60 Indianapolis Roncalli51Brownstown Central 73 Orleans 45Calumet 65 Highland 59 OTCarroll (Fort Wayne) 44 Warsaw 39Castle 73 Jeffersonville 52Centerville 55 Cambridge City Lincoln 49Central Christian 77 Medora 42Central Noble 66 Fairfield 46Charlestown 53 Christian Academy 31Chesterton 64 Boone Grove 22Churubusco 63 Eastside 52Clinton Prairie 68 Western Boone 54
Columbia City 45 Fort Wayne Concordia35Crawford County 63 Paoli 47Crawfordsville 69 Covington 53Crown Point 68 Lowell 52Culver 60 Bremen 57Decatur Central 83 Danville 64Delphi 58 North White 47Delta 74 Blackford 26East Noble 53 Elkhart Memorial 52Eastbrook 64 South Adams 60 OTEminence 55 Waldron 53Evansville Bosse 93 Evansville Reitz 68Evansville Central 66 IndianapolisArlington 55Faith Christian 61 Benton Central 52Forest Park 49 Northeast Dubois 27Fort Wayne Luers 57 Huntington North52 2OTFort Wayne Wayne 70 Richmond 68Franklin Central 65 Terre Haute North 63Franklin 65 Jennings County 56Frankton 73 Sheridan 40Frontier 57 Clinton Central 53Garrett 46 West Noble 45Gary 21st Century 58 Lake Station 45Gibson Southern 68 North Posey 56Goshen 60 Manchester 43Greensburg 45 East Central 34Griffith 50 Gary Roosevelt 44
Hagerstown 61 Eastern Hancock 52Hammond Morton 70 Portage 48Hanover Central 62 Hammond Gavit 55Heritage Christian 56 Elwood 23Heritage Hills 66 Perry Central 46Hobart 48 Wheeler 45Homestead 66 Norwell 49Indiana Math amp Science 83 Union(Modoc) 49Indianapolis Attucks 106 IndianapolisHerron 63Indianapolis Scecina 66 IndianapolisMarshall 22Jay County 50 Bellmont 39Kankakee Valley 62 North Judson 52Kokomo 68 Fort Wayne Northrop 60Kouts 58 LaCrosse 56LaPorte 56 Munster 52Lafayette Central Catholic 61 LewisCass 45Lafayette Jeff 62 Western 53Lawrence Central 81 Southport 49Leo 80 Woodlan 63Linton-Stockton 52 Sullivan 41Logansport 83 Frankfort 75Maconaquah 66 Tri-Central 57McCutcheon 76 Lake Central 51Merrillville 49 Penn 44Mishawaka Marian 61 South BendWashington 51Mitchell 60 Scottsburg 55Monroe Central 59 Madison-Grant 44Morgan Twp 71 Washington Twp 68Morristown 79 Anderson Prep Academy19Mount Carmel (Ill) 78 Edwards County(Ill) 51Mount Vernon (Fortville) 68 Yorktown 61Muncie Central 58 New Castle 57New Albany 79 Bloomington North 71New Palestine 71 Greenwood 53Noblesville 57 Lebanon 46North Daviess 51 Eastern Greene 41North Decatur 77 Rushville 63 2OTNorth Montgomery 54 Greencastle 53North Vermillion 68 Seeger 64 OTNorthridge 53 DeKalb 47Oak Hill 74 Northfield 66Park Tudor 50 Monrovia 38Peru 71 Wabash 43Prairie Heights 57 Hamilton 50
Princeton 65 Evansville Day 47Providence 48 New Washington 45Rensselaer Central 53 Winamac 48River Forest 71 Hebron 61Salem 56 Borden 52 OTSeton Catholic 56 IndianapolisShortridge 50Shenandoah 72 Wapahani 46Silver Creek 69 Seymour 40South Bend Adams 55 New Prairie 47South Bend Riley 70 John Glenn 63South Bend St Joseph 53 Mishawaka50South Decatur 70 Knightstown 60South Newton 56 Attica 28South Ripley 50 Jac-Cen-Del 45South Spencer 73 Tecumseh 52South Vermillion 52 Paris (Ill) 50Southern Wells 72 Randolph Southern37Southmont 80 Rockville 46Southridge 56 Boonville 54Southwestern (Hanover) 52 SouthDearborn 36Southwood 88 Bluffton 45Tippecanoe Valley 53 Wawasee 42Tri-County 43 Pioneer 36Tri-West 72 Indianapolis Ritter 64Trinity Lutheran 57 Rising Sun 45Triton Central 71 Speedway 43Triton 50 Knox 37Turkey Run 54 North Central(Farmersburg) 21Union County 48 Milan 46Valparaiso 67 South Bend Clay 54Vincennes Lincoln 66 Evansville North58Warren Central 70 Fishers 55Washington 76 Evansville Memorial 65West Lafayette 58 Rossville 51West Washington 52 Shoals 40Westview 53 Concord 47 OTWestville 63 South Central (Union Mills)61 OTWhiting 72 Hammond Clark 71Indianapolis Manual TournamentHorizon Christian (Fort Wayne) 77Indianapolis Lighthouse 65Indiana Elite Academy 70 St LouisChristian (Mo) 51 OT
Friday night basketball scores
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Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBBoston 37 21 638 -Toronto 34 24 586 30New York 23 35 397 140Philadelphia 22 35 386 145Brooklyn 9 48 158 275Southeast W L PCT GBWashington 34 22 607 -Atlanta 32 25 561 25Miami 26 32 448 90Charlotte 24 33 421 105Orlando 21 38 356 145Central W L PCT GBCleveland 40 16 714 -Indiana 30 28 517 110Chicago 29 29 500 120Detroit 28 30 483 130Milwaukee 25 31 446 150
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 36 22 621 -Oklahoma City 33 25 569 30Denver 26 32 448 100Portland 24 33 421 115Minnesota 23 35 397 130Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 44 13 772 -Houston 41 18 695 40Memphis 34 25 576 110New Orleans 23 35 397 215Dallas 22 35 386 220Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 48 9 842 -LA Clippers 35 23 603 135Sacramento 25 33 431 235LA Lakers 19 40 322 300Phoenix 18 40 310 305
NBA standingsFridayrsquos games
Philadelphia 120 Washington 112Indiana 102 Memphis 92Toronto 107 Boston 97
Chicago 128 Phoenix 121 OTUtah 109 Milwaukee 95
Oklahoma City 110 LA Lakers 93Minnesota 97 Dallas 84Miami 108 Atlanta 90
Denver 129 Brooklyn 109San Antonio 105 LA Clippers 97
The Circle City Womenrsquos College Soccer Showcase isthis weekend at Grand Park Sports Campus The event ispresented by the North American College Showcase SeriesThis premier event features 70 top teams from the Midwestas they showcase their talents to college coaches from acrossthe United States The games will take place on the outdoorsynthetic fields and the event will also utilize the indoorfields inside the Grand Park Events Center
ldquoWe are excited to bring the Circle City CollegeShowcase to Grand Park the complex and the city of
Westfield have been a great hosts for our eventsrdquo said BrentPaulson of SBD Event Management
On Saturday February 25 three college soccer gamesare scheduled to take place inside the Events Center duringthe Circle City Showcase
middot Butler University vs Ball State University at 10 ammiddot Marian University vs St Josephrsquos College at 2 pmmiddot IUPUI vs Wright State University at 2 pmAll games are open to the public and free admissionNext weekend March 3-5 the Circle City Menrsquos
College Soccer Showcase will take place at Grand ParkFive college soccer games are scheduled to take place insidethe Events Center on Saturday March 4
middot IUPUI vs Huntington University at 10 ammiddot Butler University vs Northwestern University at 10
ammiddot Bradley University vs University of Illinois Chicago
at 2 pmmiddot Cincinnati University vs DePaul University at 2 pmmiddot Bradley University vs Indiana Tech at 4 pm
Grand Park hosting Circle City Womenrsquos College Soccer Showcase
Courtesy John Harrellrsquos websitewwwjohnharrellnetAdams Central 63 Lakewood Park 61Alexandria 62 Wes-Del 48Andrean 54 Hammond Noll 52Angola 58 Lakeland 25Argos 57 Elkhart Christian 53Austin 68 Crothersville 40Barr-Reeve 46 Bloomfield 44 OTBedford North Lawrence 67 CorydonCentral 39Beech Grove 76 Whiteland 70 OTBen Davis 62 Indianapolis Tech 54Bethany Christian 51 Fremont 46Bethesda Christian 65 IndianapolisLutheran 48Brebeuf Jesuit 60 Indianapolis Roncalli51Brownstown Central 73 Orleans 45Calumet 65 Highland 59 OTCarroll (Fort Wayne) 44 Warsaw 39Castle 73 Jeffersonville 52Centerville 55 Cambridge City Lincoln 49Central Christian 77 Medora 42Central Noble 66 Fairfield 46Charlestown 53 Christian Academy 31Chesterton 64 Boone Grove 22Churubusco 63 Eastside 52Clinton Prairie 68 Western Boone 54
Columbia City 45 Fort Wayne Concordia35Crawford County 63 Paoli 47Crawfordsville 69 Covington 53Crown Point 68 Lowell 52Culver 60 Bremen 57Decatur Central 83 Danville 64Delphi 58 North White 47Delta 74 Blackford 26East Noble 53 Elkhart Memorial 52Eastbrook 64 South Adams 60 OTEminence 55 Waldron 53Evansville Bosse 93 Evansville Reitz 68Evansville Central 66 IndianapolisArlington 55Faith Christian 61 Benton Central 52Forest Park 49 Northeast Dubois 27Fort Wayne Luers 57 Huntington North52 2OTFort Wayne Wayne 70 Richmond 68Franklin Central 65 Terre Haute North 63Franklin 65 Jennings County 56Frankton 73 Sheridan 40Frontier 57 Clinton Central 53Garrett 46 West Noble 45Gary 21st Century 58 Lake Station 45Gibson Southern 68 North Posey 56Goshen 60 Manchester 43Greensburg 45 East Central 34Griffith 50 Gary Roosevelt 44
Hagerstown 61 Eastern Hancock 52Hammond Morton 70 Portage 48Hanover Central 62 Hammond Gavit 55Heritage Christian 56 Elwood 23Heritage Hills 66 Perry Central 46Hobart 48 Wheeler 45Homestead 66 Norwell 49Indiana Math amp Science 83 Union(Modoc) 49Indianapolis Attucks 106 IndianapolisHerron 63Indianapolis Scecina 66 IndianapolisMarshall 22Jay County 50 Bellmont 39Kankakee Valley 62 North Judson 52Kokomo 68 Fort Wayne Northrop 60Kouts 58 LaCrosse 56LaPorte 56 Munster 52Lafayette Central Catholic 61 LewisCass 45Lafayette Jeff 62 Western 53Lawrence Central 81 Southport 49Leo 80 Woodlan 63Linton-Stockton 52 Sullivan 41Logansport 83 Frankfort 75Maconaquah 66 Tri-Central 57McCutcheon 76 Lake Central 51Merrillville 49 Penn 44Mishawaka Marian 61 South BendWashington 51Mitchell 60 Scottsburg 55Monroe Central 59 Madison-Grant 44Morgan Twp 71 Washington Twp 68Morristown 79 Anderson Prep Academy19Mount Carmel (Ill) 78 Edwards County(Ill) 51Mount Vernon (Fortville) 68 Yorktown 61Muncie Central 58 New Castle 57New Albany 79 Bloomington North 71New Palestine 71 Greenwood 53Noblesville 57 Lebanon 46North Daviess 51 Eastern Greene 41North Decatur 77 Rushville 63 2OTNorth Montgomery 54 Greencastle 53North Vermillion 68 Seeger 64 OTNorthridge 53 DeKalb 47Oak Hill 74 Northfield 66Park Tudor 50 Monrovia 38Peru 71 Wabash 43Prairie Heights 57 Hamilton 50
Princeton 65 Evansville Day 47Providence 48 New Washington 45Rensselaer Central 53 Winamac 48River Forest 71 Hebron 61Salem 56 Borden 52 OTSeton Catholic 56 IndianapolisShortridge 50Shenandoah 72 Wapahani 46Silver Creek 69 Seymour 40South Bend Adams 55 New Prairie 47South Bend Riley 70 John Glenn 63South Bend St Joseph 53 Mishawaka50South Decatur 70 Knightstown 60South Newton 56 Attica 28South Ripley 50 Jac-Cen-Del 45South Spencer 73 Tecumseh 52South Vermillion 52 Paris (Ill) 50Southern Wells 72 Randolph Southern37Southmont 80 Rockville 46Southridge 56 Boonville 54Southwestern (Hanover) 52 SouthDearborn 36Southwood 88 Bluffton 45Tippecanoe Valley 53 Wawasee 42Tri-County 43 Pioneer 36Tri-West 72 Indianapolis Ritter 64Trinity Lutheran 57 Rising Sun 45Triton Central 71 Speedway 43Triton 50 Knox 37Turkey Run 54 North Central(Farmersburg) 21Union County 48 Milan 46Valparaiso 67 South Bend Clay 54Vincennes Lincoln 66 Evansville North58Warren Central 70 Fishers 55Washington 76 Evansville Memorial 65West Lafayette 58 Rossville 51West Washington 52 Shoals 40Westview 53 Concord 47 OTWestville 63 South Central (Union Mills)61 OTWhiting 72 Hammond Clark 71Indianapolis Manual TournamentHorizon Christian (Fort Wayne) 77Indianapolis Lighthouse 65Indiana Elite Academy 70 St LouisChristian (Mo) 51 OT
Friday night basketball scores
