New road to connect 146th, southbound Keystone

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1 Saturday, August 29, 2015 Vol. 2, No. 166 TODAY S WEATHER Partly sunny today, mostly cloudy tonight. Chances of showers and thunderstorms throughout the day. Sheridan, Noblesville, Cicero, Arcadia, Atlanta, Carmel, Fishers, Westfield HIGH: 82 LOW: 65 New road to connect 146th, southbound Keystone By FRED SWIFT When the state highway department completed the massive and complex reconstruction of U.S. 31 at 146th Street, motorists no longer had a direct way of getting from 146th onto the Keystone Parkway southbound to Indianapolis. To remedy this problem the Hamilton County Highway Department is planning a new access road. Since 146th Street which separates Carmel and Westfield is a county highway, the county commissioners have taken on the responsibility for providing access to and from it. The project due for construction in 2018 will cost about $12 million because it involves a major bridge over Keystone. Federal money will pay for a third of the cost. The new access will extend the current Lowe's Way south then bridge Keystone and enter the highway about a half-mile south of 146th. A second phase of the project will eventually allow traffic to connect to Range Line Road at a point near the former Lotus Garden restaurant. This portion of the plan is several years off, according to highway director Brad Davis. Davis says the city of Carmel in which most of the work is to be done, is fully aware and in agreement with the plans. The city is not participating in the funding of the first phase of work for which design work starts soon. The access to Keystone should be popular with commuters and others who drive 146th and wish to turn south toward Indianapolis. Several years ago, before completion of the state's rebuilding of U.S. 31, county officials built the exit ramp from northbound Keystone to 146th, known as Lowe's Way. September, October programming As the season begins to turn, the Noblesville Parks and Recreation Department has announced its programming opportunities for September and October. Classes are available for all ages and include a variety of topics from education to cooking to health and wellness. I m really excited to start the fall season of programming at Noblesville Parks. As the weather gets cooler, thoughts turn to sports and outdoor activities, Recreation Director Nichole Haberlin said. Classes also are available for time in the outdoors with Master Naturalist Karen LaMere. LaMere will offer nature hikes, bird watching, local natural resources and even an edible plants class. Fall is a great time to get out in nature birds are migrating, leaves are changing, insects are hibernating and reptiles and amphibians are moving to hibernating ground. All of the activities are hands-on things to look at, touch and hold, taste and smell, LaMere said. Turn to Page 3 to see programming for September and October. All-county clash Reporter photo by Brian Reddick The Husky Dome was the site of an all-hamilton County football clash between Noblesville (left) and Hamilton Heights Friday night. The Millers won Read Don Jellison s coverage of the game, and see more photos, beginning on Page 6. That will be followed by complete coverage of all of Friday night s county football games.

2 2 News Netfor announces leadership addition and growth plans Richardson Netfor, a full-service customer call center and technology help desk company revolutionizing the art and science of the customer experience, announces that Raquel Richardson has joined the leadership team as Vice President, Channel Sales and Marketing. The company also shares plans to add 89 technology jobs over the next five years as well as initiate a search to locate a new company headquarters. A seasoned sales and marketing professional, Richardson brings business acumen and industry sales and marketing experience to launch a new channel program. Prior to joining Netfor, she helped build the channel program and drive national growth Find The Reporter on Facebook at Apparatus Infrastructure Services, a Virtusa Company. Raquel brings a new level of energy and experience we have never had at Netfor, shared Jeff Medley, C.E.O. The leadership experience Raquel conveys to the team helps us leverage our current momentum of growth and capitalize on our future vision of advancement. We fully embrace the opportunity ahead of us and look forward to strengthening the technology community in Indiana and the Midwest as we go. Netfor is a full-service customer call center and technology help desk company that combines the art and science of the customer experience. Founded in 1995, Netfor helps clients across the United States and includes client s ranging from 500 to 25,000 employees. Eller Road bridge to open by Monday morning Bridge No Eller Road North of 106th Street is expected to be open to traffic no later than the morning of Monday, Aug. 31, Visit our Web site, to subscribe to our print and editions Public Notice BEFORE THE INDIANA UTILITY REGULATORY COMMISSION PETITION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR UTILITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITIES OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS, AS TRUSTEE OF A PUBLIC CHARITABLE TRUST FOR THE WATER SYSTEM, D/B/A CITIZENS WATER FOR (1) AUTHORITY TO INCREASE ITS RATES AND CHARGES FOR WATER UTILITY SERVICE AND APPROVAL OF A NEW SCHEDULE OF RATES AND CHARGES APPLICABLE THERETO, INCLUDING A NEW RATE FOR LOW-INCOME CUSTOMERS, (2) APPROVAL OF A REVISED METHODOLOGY FOR ALLOCATING CORPORATE SUPPORT SERVICES COSTS RESULTING IN A REVISED ALLOCATION OF SUCH COSTS TO CITIZENS WATER, AND (3) APPROVAL OF CERTAIN CHANGES TO ITS GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR WATER SERVICE. LEGAL NOTICE CAUSE NO PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that on June 26, 2015, the Board of Directors for Utilities of the Department of Public Utilities of the City of Indianapolis, as Trustee of a Public Charitable Trust for the Water System, d/b/a Citizens Water ( Citizens Water ) filed with the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission ( Commission ) its verified petition requesting (i) authority to increase its rates and charges for water utility service rendered by it and approval of a new schedule of rates and charges applicable thereto, including a new rate for low-income customers; (ii) approval of a revised methodology for allocating corporate support services costs resulting in a revised allocation of such costs to Citizens Water; and (iii) approval of certain changes to its general terms and conditions for water service. A copy of Citizens Water s verified petition is on file with the Commission in Cause No and details supporting the relief requested therein are set forth in the testimony and exhibits filed with the Commission. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITIES FOR THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS, ACTING BY AND THROUGH THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR UTILITIES, AS TRUSTEE, IN FURTHERANCE OF A PUBLIC CHARITABLE TRUST FOR THE WATER SYSTEM D/B/A CITIZENS WATER Published 8/29/2015

3 Phyllis Ann Hittle Obituary and News 3 August 25, August 25, 2015 Phyllis Ann Hittle, 85, of Noblesville, passed away on Tuesday, August 25, 2015 at Riverview Health in Noblesville. She was born on August 25, 1930 to Lloyd and Vivian (Purdy) Freeman in Indianapolis, Indiana. Phyllis was a homemaker and was very involved with local and national disasters as a volunteer with Red Cross. She was also involved with the Home Demonstration Club many years ago. She is survived by son, Ronald D. (Nancy) Hittle; daughter, Julie (Michelle Basso) Thompson; grandchildren, Josh Hittle and Jeremy Hittle; and great-grandchildren, Allison Hittle, Tyler Hittle, Jaith Hittle, Justin & Jordan Culverhouse, Hayden Swegman, Gage Swegman, Faith Swegman and Lakin Hittle. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Harlan Hittle who passed away in 1993; son, Dennis Hittle; and three grandchildren, Chad Hittle, Brittany Swegman and Stephanie Thompson. Services were held at Randall & Roberts Funeral Center, 1685 Westfield Road in Noblesville. Burial was at Eagle Creek Cemetery in Westfield. Memorial contributions may be made to the Chad Hittle Scholarship Fund, c/o Ron Hittle, 407 Chris Lane, Noblesville, IN Condolences: That the God of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of glory, may give unto you the spirit of wisdom and revelation in the knowledge of him: - Ephesians 1:17 50 Years Ago August 29, 1965 News: The Noblesville City Council met last night at City Hall and officially adopted a budget for the coming year. The budget was accepted in its complete form as presented to the Council. : More than two months still remain in The Ledger s 1965 Hamilton County Fishing Contest, but the battle continues to get warmer each week. Deal of the Day: Falveys: Slacks, $4.98! Visit our Web site: Noblesville Parks and Recreation s September and October programming \RECREATION CLASSES **NEW** ENGINEERING FOR KIDS (AGES 4-7) Forest Park Lodge Basement Thursdays 2 to 2:45 p.m. 4 weeks, $50 residents/$55 nonresidents 6 weeks, $75/$80nr Sept. 10 to Oct. 1 Junior Robotics Oct. 8 to 29 Mechanical Toys Engineering Nov. 5 to Dec. 17 (skip Nov. 26) Junior Scratch Video Game Design Engineering for Kids is inspiring the next generation of engineering. We bring science, technology, engineering and math (STEM), to ages 4-14 in a fun and challenging way. **NEW** ENGINEERING FOR KIDS (AGES 8-14) Forest Park Lodge Basement Thursdays 6 to 7:15 p.m. 4 weeks, $60/$65nr 6 weeks, $85/$90nr Sept. 10 to Oct. 1 Apprentice Robotics Oct. 8 to 29 Mechanical Engineering Nov. 5 to Dec. 17 (skip Nov. 26) Video Game Design Engineering for Kids is inspiring the next generation of engineering. We bring science, technology, engineering and math (STEM), to ages 4-14 in a fun and challenging way. WOMENS EVENING LEAGUE (Adult) Fox Prairie Golf Course Wednesdays Starts at 6 p.m. $25/$30nr Sept. 9 to 30 Pay as you play greens and cart fees Prizes for Point Scale and Miss Congeniality Parent Night Out available at Forest Park Lodge for $5 per child per night AMUSE BOUCHE COOKING CLASS- ES (Adult) Forest Park Inn Monday or Wednesday 6 to 8 p.m. $49/ $54nr per class $177/$197nr per series of 4 $89/ $98nr per couple per class Participants are only eligible for one discounted rate. Participants encouraged to bring their favorite cooking knife. Visit Noblesvilleparks.org for full description of classes and frequently asked questions. Series 1 Wednesday, Sept. 9 Low and Slow Monday, Sept. 14 Tailgating Delights Wednesday, Sept. 23 Soups and Stews Monday, Sept. 28 Kicked up Side Dishes Series 2 Wednesday, Oct. 7 Low and Slow Monday, Oct. 12 Tailgating Delights Wednesday, Oct. 21 Soups and Stews Monday, Oct. 26 Kicked up Side Dishes Dance FUNdamentals (Ages 2.5-4) Forest Park Lodge Basement Mondays 10:45 to 11:30 a.m. Sept. 14 to 28 $30/$35nr Give your little dancer the tools they need to succeed in any movement class with musical games and playful activities. ELECTRIC BODY (Ages 9+) Forest Park Lodge Mondays 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Sept. 14 to 28 $27/$32nr An energizing cardio class using lyrical movements set to today s music. NATURE CLASSES INDIANA MASTER NATURALIST (Adult) Forest Park Inn Tuesdays 6 to 9 p.m. Oct. 6 to Nov. 24 $80/$85nr 8 weeks This program can provide you with handson opportunities to learn about our Hoosier natural resources. It also provides a way for you to share that knowledge, along with your experiences, through volunteer service. The program is sponsored by the Resource Conservation & Development Councils, Indiana Soil & Water Conservation Districts, Purdue Cooperative Extension Service and Indiana Department of Natural Resources. EDIBLE PLANTS (Adult) Forest Park Inn Tuesdays 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Oct. 6 to 20 $30/$35nr 3 weeks Discover our native edible plants with our master naturalist. Participants will starting the evening with a hike and end with a taste test of our areas natural delights. NATURE HIKES AT HAGUE ROAD (All Ages) Hague Road Nature Haven Wednesdays 9:30 to 11:20 a.m. Oct. 7 to 28 Free 4 weeks Join our naturalist at Hague Road Park, bring your morning coffee and binoculars for a stroll around the park. BEGINNER BIRD WATCHING (All Ages) Forest Park Lodge Tuesdays 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Oct. 6 to 27 $3 Drop-in/each class Learn about birds with our naturalist. Coffee and tea provided. We will watch birds from the comfort of the Lodge. To register or for more information, visit Noblesvilleparks.org or call (317) Find The Reporter on Facebook

4 4 News Carmel Police offer vacation checks The Carmel Police Department has created a new way for Carmel residents to request a vacation check. A vacation check is available when residents are away from their residence for any period of time. When possible, officers can walk the perimeter of the residence and check the doors and windows for security purposes. An electronic Vacation Check Request form has been placed on the city website under Community Resource Programs/Neighborhood Crime Watch. The direct link is =759. This form will help ensure that pertinent information is captured efficiently and in the same manner for each request. Once the resident submits the online form, the information will be transmitted directly to an electronic roll call program for officers to read. Carmel Police anticipate an increase in vacation checks due to this added electronic feature. Procedure: Resident submits a Vacation Check Form If residents don t have internet access, officers or the front desk personnel can enter the information for them. If a resident needs to change the details of their submitted request, they will need to contact the Carmel Police Department front desk personnel ( ) during normal business hours (Mon-Fri 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.) The Carmel Police Department is constantly looking for ways to better serve our community. This program is just one example of how our police officers work with the community to make the city of Carmel a safe and secure place to live and work. Find The Reporter on Facebook Hamilton County Reporter Contact Information Phone Hamiltonconorthreporter@hotmail.com Publisher Jeff Jellison Hamiltonconorthreporter@hotmail.com Editor Don Jellison Hoosiermaba@aol.com Editor Richie Hall Rhall1977@gmail.com Photographer Brian Reddick Breddick@rdkphoto.com Photographer Kent Graham Kentgraham@sbcglobal.net Columnist Fred Swift Fts1942@gmail.com Web Address Mailing Address PO Box190 Westfield, IN Subscripton Information Print Edition 3 months $18 6 months $34 1 Year $68 Daily Edition 6 months $25 1 Year $50

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6 6 Millers defeat Huskies By DON JELLISON Reporter Editor He wasn t the whole game. Not by any stretch. One player alone doesn t win the type of football battle two Hamilton County backyard rivals, Noblesville and Class 3A No. 6 Hamilton Heights, put on Friday evening at the Husky Dome in Arcadia. But, for a second consecutive week Noblesville senior running back Jarel Youree put on quite a show while leading Coach Lance Scheib s Millers to a 35-9 victory. Youree, who scored two touchdowns, carried the ball 18 times for 171 yards. He had a couple of boomers, too, once rushing 78 yards for a score and later rushing 26 yards for a touchdown. The two teams battled to a 7-7 first quarter stand sill and then Noblesville took charge a little by scoring twice in the second quarter. A one-yard spurt by quarterback Luke Mellow with 36 seconds left in the first half enabled Noblesville to enter halftime with a 21-7 advantage. That was a big touchdown, said Heights coach Mitch Street. But our problem was the mistakes we made.the penalties; the dropped passes, and the passes which missed. The way we ran the football tonight, I would have thought we had a chance to win the game, Street added. Hamilton Heights ran for 200 yards, keyed by the rushing of Clayton Cowan, 24 carries for 95 yards, and Jesse Brown, four carries for 77 yards. Brown scored Heights TD on a 62-yard run in the first quarter. Noblesville pulled away from the 21-7 first half lead by blanking Heights, except for a safety when Youree was tackled in the end zone, in the second half. We weren t as crisp or focused tonight, said Scheib. We didn t finish drives. Our defense settled down and played well. Mellow had a good night passing the football hitting on 10-of-20 for 128 yards. Jackson Thurman had three catches for 64 yards and JD Scheib three for 41. Both Thurman and Scheib caught touchdown passes. Scheib had another catch which set up a touchdown. Heights quarterback Ethan Jones was 8-of-23 for 100 yards. Sterling Weatherford led the Huskies in catches with four for 79 yards. Noblesville got on the board first when Melloh threw 26 yards to Thurman with 9:58 left in the first quarter. Andrew Little booted the PAT. Heights came right back, scoring two minutes later on Brown s 62-yard run. Henry Magdun kicked the extra point. Noblesville scored twice in the second period. Youree ran 78 yards. Then Melloh scored the late TD. Little tackled on two more PATs. Noblesville scored late in the third quarter on a 26-yarder by Youree and a PAT kick by Little. The Millers final TD came with 5:11 left in the game, a three-yard pass from Melloh to JD Scheib. Hamilton Heights scored a safety against the Millers when Tyler Anderson caught Youree in the end zone. Reporter photo by Brian Reddick Noblesville s Jarel Youree had another huge game for the Millers Friday night, helping them to a 35-9 victory at Hamilton Heights. Youree scored two touchdowns and ran for 178 yards. Noblesville, now 2-0 on the year, will host Fishers in a Hoosier Crossroads Conference opener on Friday. Hamilton Heights, 1-1, will travel to Lewis Cass. Turn to Page 7 for more pictures and game stats Visit our Web site, to subscribe to our print and editions

7 7 Reporter photo by Kent Graham Noblesville s Chandler Hurst (far left) looks to evade Hamilton Heights defenders Nathan Roth (center) and Jesse Brown during Friday s Millers-Huskies football game at the Husky Dome. Noblesville 35, Hamilton Heights 9 NHS HH First Downs By rush 9 9 By pass 5 5 By penalty 3 1 Rushing yards Passing yards Comp.-Att.-Int Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Score by Quarters Noblesville Heights Scoring First Quarter NHS: Jackson Thurman 21-yard pass from Luke Melloh (Andrew Little kick), 9:58 HH: Jesse Brown 62-yard run (Henry Magdun kick), 7:56 Second Quarter NHS: Jarel Youree 78-yard run (Little kick), 10:54 NHS: Melloh 1-yard run (Little kick), 0:36 Third Quarter NHS: Youree 26-yard run (Little kick), 1:26 HH: Safety (Tyler Anderson tackles Youree), 10:20 NHS: JD Scheib 3-yard pass from Melloh (Little kick), 5:11 Noblesville stats Rushing: Jarel Youree , Chandler Hurst 6-52, Tyler Gonzalez 2-6, Luke Melloh 7-(minus 3). Passing: Melloh , McGwire Plumer Receiving: Jackson Thurman 3-64, JD Scheib 3-41, Ben Gruver 1-11, Youree 2-6. Heights stats Rushing: Clayton Cowan 24-95, Jesse Brown 4-77, Ethan Jones 11-26, Riley White 1-2, Josh Feltz 1-0. Passing: Jones , Feltz Receiving: Sterling Weatherford 4-79, Brown 2-18, Nick Peterson 1-12, White 1-3. Riley White takes the ball down the field for the Huskies Reporter photo by Brian Reddick

8 8 Reporter photo by Richie Hall Sheridan s Chris Hunter (left) and Jake Chesney (center) celebrate after Chesney scores a touchdown in the first half of the Blackhawks Friday Hoosier Heartland Conference play at Clinton Central. Pictured at right is Cole Cummings. Sheridan is winner In a Hoosier Heartland season opener Friday at Clinton Central, Sheridan fumbled the football five times and lost the pigskin on four occasions. Not to worry, Blackhawk fans. The old man took care of the situation. Jake Chesney, the senior leader on a young Sheridan team, carried the pigskin 29 times for 238 yards and also completed a 54-yard touchdown pass to lead Coach Bud Wright s Sheridan group to a victory. He ran for a pair of touchdowns. The win put Sheridan at 1-1 on the season and 1-0 in the conference. We played well except for the fumbles, said Wright. We ve got to learn to protect the football. Some of our kids haven t carried that often. Chesney was outstanding. It s a good thing Jake didn t miss the bus, Wright chuckled. He has to make good things happen for us. He has to be the guy. But I told the kids tonight that they have to take some of load off Jake. I don t like him having to carry the football that many times. It was a typical Sheridan victory. The Blackhawks ran and then they ran some more. Sheridan had 61 rushing play for 377 yards. Along with Chesney s 238 yards, senior running back K.J. Acevedo carried 19 times for 85 yards. Sheridan led just 7-6 at halftime, that touchdown coming on a 4-yard run by Chesney with 5:05 left in the second quarter. He also booted the extra point. The Blackhawks took command with 13 points in the third quarter. Chesney scored on the first play from scrimmage in the second half on a 52-yard run. He again kicked the PAT. With 2:18 left in the half, Acevedo broke a 33-yarder to give Sheridan a 20-6 lead. Chesney went to the air for Sheridan s final touchdown with 7:53 left in the game. He hit Gunner Williams on a 54-yard sling. Sheridan 26, Clinton Central 12 SHS CC First Downs 19 8 By Rushing 16 4 By Passing 1 3 By Penalty 2 1 Yards Rushing Yards Passing Att./Comp./Int Fumbles Penalties/Yards Score by Quarters: Sheridan Central Sheridan s defense allowed Clinton Central only 112 yards rushing, and even though the Bulldogs passed for 119 yards they were just 8-of-27 through the air. Sheridan Scoring 2nd Quarter Jake Chesney, 4-yard run (Chesney kick) 5:05. Third Quarter Chesney, 52-yard run (Chesney kick), 11:48. K.J. Acevedo 33-yard run (kicked blocked) 2:18. Gunner Williams, 54-yard pass from Chesney (kicked missed), 7:53. Sheridan Stats Rushing: Chesney ; Acevedo Joe Callahan 8-37, Robert Burnell 5-17 Passing: Chesney Receiving: Williams Sheridan collected 19 first downs in the game, holding Clinton Central to just eight. Our defense really played well, said Wright. Except for a couple of plays, we shut down their offense. Their quarterback went 56 or 57 yards to score late in the game. After two consecutive Fridays on the road, Sheridan next week will take on North White at Larry Wright Stadium. Do You Hae A Community Announcement? Wedding, Birth Announcement, Anniversary Share It With The Community Contact the Hamilton County Reporter information@hcreporter.com or call

9 9 Pepiot-to-Manley score wins it for Rocks Turnabout is fair play, and Westfield was more than happy to put that old saying into practice on Friday at Southport. With 6.7 seconds left in the fourth quarter, Ryan Pepiot threw a 40-yard pass to Evan Manley, who scored the game-winning touchdown for the Shamrocks. William Harrison made his fourth extra-point kick of the night soon after, and that put the exclamation point on a win for Class 5A No. 4 Westfield over the 6A No. 11 Cardinals. This was the second time the two teams played each other. Last year, Southport came to Westfield's place and won This year things turned out differently, and the 'Rocks are now 2-0. It was a back and forth game throughout. Pepiot answered the Cardinals' first touchdown score with a quarterback sneak into the end zone midway through the first quarter. Jackson Garrett began the second period with an interception return touchdown, and Pepiot and Manley teamed up for a pass play score minutes later. Southport held a lead at halftime, but Westfield shut out the Cardinals in the third. Johnny Swidan helped out with an eight-yard touchdown run. In the fourth quarter, Harrison kept his team ahead by making two field goals. The Shamrocks' lead held until there was 1:20 to play, when Southport scored and made a successful two-point conversion. But Westfield had the last word on Friday. Pepiot had an outstanding game, totaling 265 yards on 23 of 40 passes. Manley caught six for 95 yards, while Lucas Schultz also had six receptions, for 66 yards. Brandon Karsnick led the rushing with 83 yards in 14 carries. Next up for the 'Rocks is a game at Zionsville, which is tied for eighth in the 5A coaches poll. Westfield 40, Southport 36 Harrison Westfield WHS SHS First Downs Rushing yards 211 n/a Passing yards 265 n/a Comp.-Att.-Int n/a Penalties-Yards Score by Quarters Westfield Southport Westfield Scoring First Quarter Ryan Pepiot 1-yard run (William Harrison kick), 5:29 Second Quarter Jackson Garrett 28-yard interception return (kick failed), 11:52 Evan Manley 16 yard pass from Pepiot (Harrison kick), 9:55 Third Quarter Johnny Swidan 8-yard run (Harrison kick), 9:02 Harrison 37-yard field goal, 8:58 Harrison field goal (distance n/a), 5:15 Manley 40-yard pass from Pepiot (Harrison kick), 0:06 Individual stats Rushing: Brandon Karsnick 14-83, Ryan Pepiot 11-64, Johnny Swidan Passing: Pepiot Receiving: Evan Manley 6-95, Lucas Schultz 6-66, Max McCool 5-40, Will McCool 4-34, Drew Neustifter 1-23, Swidan 1-7. Tiger victory Visit our Web site over Pike Not at all meaning to slight the offense in any way, Fishers coach Rick Wimmer did a lot of talking about his defense following the Tigers 20-8 victory at Pike last evening. They passed for 311 yards against us, Wimmer said, but we held them to 54 yards rushing. That s good against that type of offense. Their only touchdown came when we messed up a punt. We gave them a safety in the fourth quarter. As a result, Fishers moved to 2-0 on the year while looking ahead to next Friday and a Hoosier Crossroads Conference opener at Noblesville. Our defensive line really played well, Wimmer continued. Our defensive ends did a good job, too. Our defense kept things in front of them. Fishers jumped out to a two touchdown advantage in the opening quarter. We scored twice, but missed both extra points, Wimmer pointed out. We moved the football, but we didn t always have real good balance. Still, it was a Fishers offense which hit Pike for 313 yards. The Tigers rushed for 161 yards and passed for 152. Fishers defense spent time on the field. Pike got off 71 plays and gained 365 yards. Fishers ran 62 plays. Fishers had a solid 1-2 running punch with Jeremy Chinn carrying 21 times for 84 yards and Jermaine Huddleston 16 times for 67 yards. The quarterback, Zach Eaton, had another outstanding game. He hit on 9-of-17 passes and he also rushed six times for a total of 17 yards. Keyshawn Burrell gave Eaton a big lift with seven catches for 131 yards. Fishers scored quickly, moving 62 yards in six plays and getting on the board Fishers 20, Pike 8 FHS PHS First Downs Yards Rushing Yards Passing Att./Comp./Intc Fumbles/Lost Penalties/Yards Score by Quarters: Fishers Pike Fishers Scoring First Quarter Keyshawn Burrell, 5-yard pass from Zach Eaton (kicked blocked), 9:21. Jeremy Chinn, 22-yard run (kick blocked), 7:06. Eaton, 1-yard run (Eaton to Mason Davis for 2-pointer), 11:01. Fishers Stats Rushing: Chinn Jermaine Huddleston 16-67, Eaton Passing: Eaton Receiving: Burrell 7-131, DeVonte Adams 1-15, Trevor Newman 1-6. with 9:21 left in the first quarter on a five yard pass from Eaton to Burrell. The Tigers scored again in the period when with 7:06 remaining Chinn zipped 22 yards into the end zone. Pike s only touchdown came in the third quarter, a 22-yard pass from quarterback Derek Hawthorne to Kendall Sprowl. Fishers got back that touchdown in the fourth quarter with 11:01 left in the game. Eaton carried one yard on a quarterback keeper. Eaton then passed to Mason Davis for the two-pointer. Volstad sparks Tribe, snaps three-game skid Starter Chris Volstad doubled twice, drove in four runs and pitched seven innings of one-run ball to power the Indianapolis Indians to an 8-1 win over the Louisville Bats Friday night at Slugger Field. Volstad sparked an offense that rebounded from one run in the last 21 innings against Louisville to score eight runs tonight. The right-hander finished 2-for-4, and along with batting.333 overall this year, now has five hits in his last 11 at-bats. On the mound, Volstad cruised to his team-best 11th win and fourth straight victory on the road. He tossed 6 2/3 shutout innings before three consecutive singles plated his lone run on the night. Elias Diaz went 3-for-5 with two runs, two RBIs and a solo homer. Find The Reporter on Facebook Travis Snider collected two more hits and scored twice, improving his Triple-A totals to a.407 batting average with five runs in eight games for the Tribe.

10 10 Poiry puts on air show It s the Year of the Quarterback in Hamilton County, and you can count Hamilton Southeastern senior Carter Poiry in that group. Last evening at North Central, Poiry hit on 16-of-22 passes for 252 yards and three touchdowns to lead Coach Scott May s Royals to a victory. North Central scored first, but then the Royals took control by scoring three times in the second quarter. Poiry got the Royals on the board when he connected with speedster Aaron Matio for 88 yards. Then Poiry hit Greg Miller for 44 yards and a score. David Tsetse got the third TD on a four-yard run. Stephen McLeish booted all three extra points. The Royals got two more touchdowns in the third quarter. Matio scored on a four-yard run Poiry passed six yards to Matt Klink. Southeastern s final TD came in the fourth frame on a one-yard run by Adam Mullett. Arbra Ross kicked the PAT. HSE put together a solid running game to go along with Poiry s air show. The Royals rushed for 138 yards. Tsetse had 76 yards in 13 carries and Curtis Goss carried eight times for 62 yards. Greg Miller was on the receiving end of seven passes for 86 yards. Eight different Royals caught passes. Southeastern s defense also played well, holding the Panthers to just 78 yards rushing and 164 yards passing. The Royals, now 1-1 on the season, will open play in the Hoosier Crossroads Conference on Friday at home against Avon. Southeastern 41, North Central 14 HSE NC First Downs By rush 10 6 By pass 10 3 By penalty 1 1 Rushing yards Passing yards Comp.-Att.-Int Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Score by Quarters Southeastern North Central Scoring First Quarter NC: Stokes 33-yard run (Hiltunen kick), Second Quarter HSE: Aaron Matio 88-yard pass from Carter Poiry (Stephen McLeish kick) HSE: Greg Miller 44-yard pass from Poiry (McLeish kick HSE: David Tsetse 4-yard run (McLeisch kick) Third Quarter HSE: Matio 4-yard run (kick failed) HSE: Matt Klink 6-yard pass from Poiry (McLeisch kick) NC: Caldwell 3-yard pass from Maguire (Hiltunen kick) HSE: Adam Mullett 1-yard run (Arbra Ross kick) Individual stats Southeastern rushing: David Tsetse 13-76, Curtis Goss 8-62, Aaron Matio 11-41, Max Brooks 1-4, Christian Collier 1-2, Adam Mullett 1-1, Carter Poiry 6- (minus 45) team 1-(minus 3). Southeastern passing: Poiry , Mullett Southeastern receiving: Greg Miller 7-86, Will Coudret 4-47, Matt Klink 2-22, Matio 1-88, Justin Hornbuckle 1-11, Chandler Dahlke 1-8, Goss 1-7, Brooks 1-2. The Guerin Catholic student section went Hawaiian for the Golden Eagles game with Lafayette Central Catholic Friday night at the Eagles Nest. Reporter photo by Richie Hall Knights blank Guerin Catholic A diocese showdown between Guerin Catholic and Lafayette Central Catholic turned out to be a one-sided affair, as the Class 1A No. 1 Knights invaded the Eagles Nest Friday and beat the 3A No. 5 Golden Eagles Central Catholic scored two touchdowns in the first quarter, and had Guerin on its heels from that point forward. While GC did have decent statistical numbers, it couldn't find the end zone. "They outcoached us, they outhit us, they outplayed us," said Golden Eagles coach Tom Dilley. "You pick a phase, you pick a task that needed done, I think they did it better than we did." Elliott Charlebois completed 13 of 27 passes for 109 yards, while Brennan Thieneman was Guerin's leading rusher. He gained 62 yards on 22 carries. The Golden Eagles are now 1-1 for the season. They travel to Marmion Academy in Aurora, Ill. for their next game, which is Saturday, Sept. 5. Kick-off is 5 p.m. Lafayette Central Catholic 34, Guerin Catholic 0 LCC GC First Downs By rush 7 9 By pass 5 7 By penalty 0 1 Rushing yards Passing yards Comp.-Att.-Int Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Score by Quarters LCC Guerin Scoring First Quarter LCC: Anthrop 6-yard run (Milazzo kick) LCC: Fusiek 55-yard pass from Denhart (Milazzo kick) Second Quarter LCC: Fusiek 54-yard pass from Denhart (Milazzo kick) Third Quarter LCC: Anthrop 12-yard pass from Denhart (attempt failed) LCC: Neilhouser 19-yard run (Milazzo kick) Individual stats Guerin rushing: Brennan Thieneman 22-62, Sam McDaniel 5-35, Thomas Kaser 1-1, Elliott Charlebois (9-(minus 8), Caleb Quick 1-(minus 26). Guerin passing: Charlebois Guerin receiving: Arion Shinaver 7-86, Jack Freudenthal 3-15, Emmit McMahon 1-5, Thieneman 1-4, McDaniel 1-(minus 1). Visit our Web site Friday night football scores Adams Central 26, Eastside 12 Anderson 30, Pendleton Heights 20 Anderson Prep Academy 34, Indianapolis Tindley 0 Andrean 37, Hammond Noll 0 Attica 54, Clinton Prairie 33 Batesville 48, Milan 14 Beech Grove 50, Park Tudor 13 Bellmont 41, South Adams 0 Ben Davis 49, Avon 42 Benton Central 27, Seeger 0 Bloomington North 18, Bedford North Lawrence 14 Bloomington South 49, Martinsville 7, Bluffton 41, Manchester 20 Boonville 35, Vincennes Lincoln 18 Brebeuf Jesuit 17, North Montgomery 12 Bremen 39, South Bend Riley 0 Brownstown Central 46, Charlestown 14 Calumet 28, Hammond Clark 6 Carroll (Flora) 57, Delphi 22 Carroll (Fort Wayne) 60, Fort Wayne South 7 Castle 45, New Albany 19 Center Grove 37, Whiteland 0 Central Noble 35, North Miami 20 Chesterton 22, Munster 6 Chicago Vocational (Ill.) 42, Gary Roosevelt 14 Cincinnati Moeller (Ohio) 21, Indianapolis Cathedral 19 Columbia City 10, Whitko 8 Columbus East 28, Columbus North 21 Concord 52, Elkhart Memorial 21 Covington 14, Rockville 13 Culver Academy 58, Indianapolis Marshall 0 Decatur Central 32, Perry Meridian 25, overtime East Central 24, Harrison (Ohio) 23 East Noble 34, Warsaw 23 Eastbrook 48, Huntington North 7 Eastern (Pekin) 28, Clarksville 7 Eastern Greene 26, North Knox 24 Eastern Hancock 33, South Decatur 13 Evansville Central 63, Paoli 20 Evansville Harrison 35, Indianapolis Howe 28 Evansville North 50, Indianapolis Broad Ripple 14 Evansville Reitz 35, Terre Haute South 14 Evergreen Park (Ill.) 30, Lake Station 8 Fishers 20, Pike 8 Floyd Central 31, Providence 0 Fort Wayne Dwenger 38, Fort Wayne Concordia 25 Fort Wayne Northrop 44, Fort Wayne Wayne 6 Fort Wayne Snider 55, Fort Wayne Luers 27 Fountain Central 54, Turkey Run 6 Frankfort 48, Logansport 28 Franklin County 50, Connersville 13 Gallatin County (Ky.) 41, Switzerland County 0 Garrett 24, DeKalb 21 Gibson Southern 63, South Spencer 0 Goshen 31, Elkhart Central 21 Greencastle 56, Cloverdale 6 Greenfield-Central 40, Indianapolis Northwest 20 Greenwood 27, Indian Creek 21 Hamilton Southeastern 41, North Central (Indianapolis) 14 Hammond 20, Highland 13 Hanover Central 48, Bowman Academy 22 Harrison (West Lafayette) 25, Western Boone 20 Henderson County (Ky.) 48, Evansville Memorial 28 Heritage 12, Norwell 7 Heritage Christian 39, Triton Central 34 Heritage Hills 49, Tell City 7 Homestead 51, Fort Wayne North 28

11 11 MLB standings American League East W L PCT. GB Toronto N.Y. Yankees Baltimore Tampa Bay Boston Central W L PCT. GB Kansas City Minnesota Chi. White Sox Cleveland Detroit West W L PCT. GB Houston Texas L.A. Angels Seattle Oakland Friday s scores Pittsburgh 5, Colorado 3 Miami 4, Washington 3 Philadelphia 7, San Diego 1 Toronto 5, Detroit 3 Boston 6, N.Y. Mets 4, 10 innings Kansas City 3, Tampa Bay 2 Cleveland 3, L.A. Angels 1 N.Y. Yankees 15, Atlanta 4 Texas 4, Baltimore 1 Milwaukee 5, Cincinnati 0 Minnesota 3, Houston 0 Seattle 2, Chi. White Sox 0 Arizona 6, Oakland 4 L.A. Dodgers 4, Chi. Cubs 1 San Francisco 5, St. Louis 4 National League East W L PCT. GB N.Y. Mets Washington Atlanta Miami Philadelphia Central W L PCT. GB St. Louis Pittsburgh Chi. Cubs Milwaukee Cincinnati West W L PCT. GB L.A. Dodgers San Francisco Arizona San Diego Colorado SCORES From Page 10 Indiana Deaf 48, Riverton Parke 0 Indianapolis Chatard 17, Lawrence Central 10 Indianapolis Ritter 31, Indianapolis Lutheran 20 Indianapolis Roncalli 34, Franklin Central 7 Indianapolis Scecina 42, Speedway 34 Indianapolis Shortridge 34, Indianapolis Washington 6 Jasper 18, Southridge 13 Jay County 46, Blackford 21 Jeffersonville 35, Seymour 22 Jennings County 35, Greensburg 14 Jimtown 21, South Bend Washington 6 Kankakee Valley 42, Hammond Morton 19 Knightstown 40, Hagerstown 32 Knox 33, West Central 7 Kokomo 61, Indianapolis Tech 27 Lafayette Central Catholic 34, Guerin Catholic 0 Lafayette Jeff 26, South Bend St. Joseph 0 Lake Central 54, East Chicago Central 14 Lapel 42, Frankton 20 LaPorte 49, Hobart 24 LaVille 56, Triton 0 Lawrence North 65, Brownsburg 47 Leo 51, Angola 7 Lewis Cass 23, Churubusco 0 Linton-Stockton 46, Sullivan 22 Lowell 42, Portage 28 Maconaquah 13, Mississinewa 7 Madison-Grant 46, Eastern (Greentown) 27 Mishawaka 21, Crown Point 0 Mishawaka Marian 34, John Glenn 0 Monroe Central 36, Union County 6 Monrovia 82, Cascade 6 Mooresville 48, Danville 7 Mount Carmel (Ill.) 44, Harrisburg (Ill.) 31 Mount Vernon (Fortville) 50, Marion 6 Mount Vernon (Posey) 28, North Posey 0 New Castle 7, Rushville 3 New Haven 53, Lakeland 19 New Palestine 72, Richmond 7 New Prairie 64, South Bend Clay 13 Noblesville 35, Hamilton Heights 9 North Central (Farmersburg) 41, North Daviess 13 North Decatur 59, Edinburgh 0 North Harrison 43, Corydon Central 39 North Judson 47, Caston 6 North Putnam 31, Southmont 21 North Vermillion 68, South Vermillion 7 North White 62, Frontier 6 Northeastern 20, Winchester 14 Northfield 42, Peru 26 Northridge 28, Michigan City 14 Northview 56, Edgewood 3 NorthWood 55, Fairfield 7 Oak Hill 30, Southwood 27 Oldenburg Academy 42, Covenant Christian 34 Owen Valley 26, Indianapolis Manual 0 Paxton-Buckley-Loda (Ill.) 35, South Newton 20 Penn 31, Merrillville 12 Perry Central 26, Forest Park 21 Pioneer 37, Winamac 0 Plainfield 34, Terre Haute North 31 Plymouth 43, Rochester 0 Princeton 75, Pike Central 31 Reavis (Ill.) 33, South Bend Adams 27, overtime Rensselaer Central 50, North Newton 0 Shelbyville 44, Franklin 13 Shenandoah 35, Delta 34 Sheridan 26, Clinton Central 13 Silver Creek 21, Salem 17 South Central (Union Mills) 27, Culver 12 South Dearborn 20, Madison 18 South Putnam 48, Brown County 0 Southern Wells 49, Fremont 7 Springs Valley 44, Mitchell 22 Taylor (Ohio) 41, Lawrenceburg 7 Tecumseh 48, Wood Memorial 0 Tipton 35, Elwood 33 Traders Point Christian 35, Dugger Union 20 Tri 30, Centerville 14 Tri-Central 34, Taylor 0 Twin Lakes 45, Northwestern 27 Union City 26, Mississinawa Valley (Ohio) 14 Valparaiso 56, Gary West 0 Wabash 42, Alexandria 7 Washington 21, Evansville Bosse 12 Wawasee 37, West Noble 12 Wes-Del 6, Cambridge City Lincoln 0 West Lafayette 34, McCutcheon 33 West Vigo 46, Crawfordsville 26 West Washington 40, Crawford County 18 Western 21, Tippecanoe Valley 14 Westfield 40, Southport 36 Wheeler 28, Griffith 27 Whiting 41, Hammond Gavit 7 Woodlan 63, Prairie Heights 0 Yorktown 35, Muncie Central 29 Zionsville 35, Lebanon 12