Old Picket Fence. Homecoming royalty. IPI Travel to merge with Advanced Medical. Where every item tells a story... Saturday, September 24, 2016

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1 Saturday, September 24, 2016 Sheridan, Noblesville, Cicero, Arcadia, Atlanta, Carmel, Fishers, Westfield Vol. 3, No. 190 TODAY S WEATHER Partly sunny today, partly cloudy tonight. HIGH: 82 LOW: 61 IPI Travel to merge with Advanced Medical Two providers of travel nurses have announced that they will be merging. Noblesville-based IPI Travel will merge with Denver-based Advanced Medical. IPI Travel was founded in 1999, and is located at Cumberland Road. A press release on the Advanced Medical website said that the merger will double that company's market share, and position Advanced Medical "to become a leading provider of Travel Nurses nationwide." IPI already provides staff "to more than 3,500 healthcare County collects $3.1 million in property sale facilities across the U.S.," according to its website. IPI will continue to operate in Noblesville. Both companies share a common passion and commitment to delivering real value and innovative solutions to the healthcare industry," said IPI Travel CEO Letha Engelman in the press release. "We are thrilled to partner with a company that shares our core values and together create even greater value for our clients and travelers. Homecoming royalty By FRED SWIFT Hamilton County Treasurer Jennifer Templeton collected $3.1 million in Thursday's annual sale of property on which owners had failed to pay property taxes. Most of the money was 'overage', the amount bid in excess of the delinquent taxes owed. Sixty six properties went to the auction sale conducted by SRI, firm hired by the county to collect back taxes. Of the 66 on the auction block, 18 did not sell. Of those that did sell, about $475,000 was owed in taxes and the remainder of the sale proceeds were collected in successful bid amounts beyond delinquencies. Owners have one year to redeem their property. In these cases the overage will be returned to the bidders in Thursday's sale. For those not redeemed, the county keeps the overage. Templeton said about 36 bidders showed up for the sale. Several hundred properties were originally slated for the sale, but many owners realizing their homes or other parcels would be sold, paid in recent days to avoid the auction. State law provides for the process of selling delinquent property, and designated the county treasurer as the official responsible for the sale. League of Women Voters hosts candidate forum Oct. 27 The League of Women Voters of Hamilton County and the League of Women Voters of the Howard County Area are co-sponsoring a candidate forum for the U.S. Congressional District 5. The three candidates participating are Susan Brooks, Republican, Angela Demaree, Democrat, and Matt Wittlief, Libertarian. The forum will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 27 at the Shamrock Springs Elementary School, 747 W. 161st St., Westfield. The public is invited free of charge and will be able to submit questions for the candidates. The League of Women Voters, a nonpartisan and non-profit organization, encourages informed and active participation in government, works to increase understanding of major public policy issues, and influences public policy through education and advocacy. Reporter photo by Brian Reddick Taylor Crowe and Ryan Cook were named the Noblesville High School Homecoming King and Queen during halftime of the Millers Homecoming game with Hamilton Heights Friday night at Hare Chevrolet Field. Noblesville won 38-7; read all about that game in today s sports section. Photo by Kirk Green Alex Cortez and Mattie Woodworth were crowned Sheridan s Homecoming King and Queen during the Blackhawks game with Tri- Central Friday night. Sheridan won Where every item tells a story... Old Picket Fence Bob Brehmer Bi-Centennial Pottery Indiana Stained Glass Antiques and more Vintage and Primitive Items Exclusive Noblesville distributor of Blue Bell Farms soy candles & wax melts Tuesday - Friday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sunday 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. 894 Logan Street Noblesville

2 2 News Nickel Plate Arts paints the crosswalks Reporter photos by Perry Williams An additional photo appears on Page 3 Nickel Plate Arts added some color to downtown Noblesville by painting some of the crosswalks. Among the artists (pictured in the top left photo) are Kenzie Day, president of the Noblesville High School Art Honor Society, and Chloe Hepker. Also helping with the project were Paul Williams, Darren Peterson, Alaina Shonkwiler, Hannah Shonkwiler, Matt Yates, Kristi Rowe, Lauren Rowe, and Stuart Sayger.

3 News 3 And Jesus arose, and followed him, and so did his disciples. - Matthew 9:19 50 Years Ago News: Carmel-- The 175-acre Crinklewood Addition to Carmel was officially annexed Monday night at a meeting of the Town Board. The addition s developer, Joe Dawson, favored the annexation. About 10 homes are under construction in this new area Sports: Noblesville s Millers, looking for one giant comeback after a 34-0 slaughtering by a big North Central squad Friday, will be on display at Memorial Field Friday evening as a Homecoming crowd and members of Noblesville s 1941 and 1956 football teams watch Coach Bill Nevitt s squad take on the explosive Howe Hornets. Ad: Wickes Lumber & Building Supply Center: Garage Door, $49.43 each! Carmel construction update Reporter photos by Perry Williams One of Nickel Plate Arts crosswalk paintings lets pedestrians go through every color of a painter s palette. Do You Have A Community Announcement? Wedding, Birth Announcement, Anniversary Share It With The Community Contact the Hamilton County Reporter Hamiltonconorth or call Here are updates on Carmel road projects. For complete details, go to Carey Road and Hawthorne Drive Closure: Monday, September 26 This intersection is scheduled to be closed on Monday, September 26th prior to 8 a.m. for construction of a new roundabout. The closure is scheduled to last 45 days. This project will increase vehicular and alternative (pedestrian/bike) transportation connectivity. The detour will use Gray Road and Keystone Parkway to accommodate northbound and southbound traffic. Eastbound and westbound traffic will use Main Street and 146th street. Carey Road and 136th Street Closure: During first week of October This intersection will remain open for a few more weeks. It is anticipated that it may be closed sometime during the first week of October. This is for construction of a roundabout. Detour will use Gray Road and Keystone Parkway to accommodate northbound and southbound traffic. Eastbound and westbound traffic will use Main Street and 146th street. Spring Mill Road Improvement Closure: On or After October 9 Signs are up now to let motorists know that construction will begin on or after October 9th on Spring Mill Road from Main Street to Dorset. This will be a full closure until about mid-december. A detour will be in place, using Illinois Street for all north-south traffic. This is the first phase of an $8.3 million project that will add multipurpose paths so that there are no gaps in connectivity; a new median in the center of the roadway and pedestrian railings to bridges. Future phases will include work in 2017 further south on Spring Mill, from Dorset to 111th Street. Reith Riley is the contractor on this project. Emerson Road storm water improvement Lane Restrictions Only: On or After September 26 The City of Carmel has been working on storm water improvements in the Emerson Road area. On or after September 26, this project will shift into the Johnson Addition area of Emerson Road. The storm sewer installation will continue along the southern Hamilton County Reporter Contact Information Phone Hamiltonconorthreporter@hotmail.com Publisher Jeff Jellison Hamiltonconorthreporter@hotmail.com Editor Don Jellison Hoosiermaba@aol.com Sports Editor Richie Hall Rhall1977@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

4 4 Hamilton County wedding licenses News Find The Reporter on Facebook Brandon Kyle Sanders, 32, Noblesville; Kari Venable, 25, Noblesville. Timothy Craig Bradbury, 49, Cicero; Teena Lynn Haydu, 57, Cicero. Rustin Steven Laswell, 42, Carmel; Shalon Lea Perez, 48, Carmel. Todd Bradford Fansworth, 43, Carmel; Lisa Marie Skehan, 39, Carmel. Jill Smith, 49, Westfield; Mindy Paschal, 43, Westfield. James Feldon Owens Jr, 37, Campti, LA; Melody Lane Ferrier, 34, Campti, LA. Bryan Sanchez Marcum, 30, Westfield; Lourdes Garcia, 41; Westfield. La Porsha Renee McClinton, 29, Indianapolis; Kenneth Leroy Gladney Jr, 28, Noblesville. Scott G. Murray, 56, Fishers; Jane K. Ferris, 59, Westfield. Tonya Marie Freeman, 45, Indianapolis; Carlos Alberto Briceno Hinojosa, 32, Westfield. Christina Nicole Travis, 24, Arcadia; Zachary J. Garrity, 26, Arcadia. Bruce N. Ingram, 62, Noblesville; Jennifer Ingram, 63, Noblesville. Chelsae Leigh Atwood, 23, Fishers; Luke Andrew McDaniel, 23, Fishers. Laura Ann Petty, 42, Fishers; Andrew Terrence Volk, 38, Fishers. Jason Steven Hoffman, 29, Carmel; Shelley Marie Layman, 28, Carmel. James A. Schomburg, 34, Noblesville; Sara E. Swinney, 34, Noblesville. Gloria Belen Hernandez, 29, Indianapolis; David Munoz, 31, Indianapolis. Kaitlyn Rae Box, 23, Noblesville; Scott Adam Goldstein, 26, United Kingdom. Elaine Marie Wise, 57, Westfield; Mohamed Fawzy Elseessy, 41, Bloomington. Megan M. Snodgrass, 19, Westfield; Alejandra B. Sanchez Arriazz, 19, Indianapolis. Hollie Elizabeth Puckett, 24, Westfield; Jonathan Kelly Vessely, 28, Indianapolis. Megan Elizabeth McQuiston, 28, Carmel; John Michael Coyle, 20, Carmel. Jennifer Leigh Crawford, 39, Noblesville; Chassen Boutaba,28, Indianapolis. Rajpreet Singh, 26, Fishers; Rabia Bhangu, 24, Fishers. Megan Renee Redman, 23, Springfield, IL; Travis Riley Klotz, 29, Carmel. Ariana Cecilia Atkinson, 34, Fishers; Stephen Jacob Trotz, 37, Indianapolis. Traci Renea Freed, 27, Noblesville; Craig Peter Knickerbocker, 26, Noblesville. Michael Scott Hunter, 39, Noblesville; Patricia Ann Schreiber, 44, Noblesville. Ryan James Wooldridge, 31, Noblesville; Andrea Nicole Sandlin, 31, Noblesville. Zachariah William Reddingtn, 34, Indianapolis; Veronica Leane Garcia, 39, Arcadia. Dana Michelle Wrightsman, 52, Carmel; Reginald Dwayne Harper, 50, Louisville, KY. Chelsea Marie Allen, 25, Cicero; Jason Lawrence Inlow, 40, Cicero. Chad Parker Tribbett, 26, Westfield; Brianne Tiffany Cobs, 25, Westfeld. Michele Ann Schulhof, 49, Fishers; Christopher John Doyle, 58, Fishers. Abigail Marie Coffeen, 25, Sheridan; Jordan Paul Swan, 26, Sheridan. Agatha Rebeca Hung, 20, Noblesville; Luis Noel Santiago,21, Westfield. Amanda Iene Krieger, 28, Carmel; Peter John Leccese, 25, Carmel. Amanda Marie Learned, 24, Noblesville; Robert Gerald Bader III, 24, Louisville, KY. Courtney Marie McCarty, 31, Noblesville; Joel David Cook, 30, Noblesvlle. CARMEL From Page 1 portion of Emerson as well as 350 feet of York Drive from Emerson, and the length of Park Lane. Local traffic will be maintained. Weather permitting, this project should be completed by Thanksgiving. City street paving - various streets Lane Restrictions Only: Ongoing The City Street Department continues to complete its 2016 paving projects. The following streets are expected to be paved during the next few weeks, weather permitting, as the construction season nears its end. Please be alert as you travel on these roads. Clay Springs Drive - All Angelique Court - All Amethyst Circle - All Hyacinth Way - All Wildwood Drive - Guilford Road to End of Drive Alley - Range Line Road to 1st Ave. NW Colmery Drive - Spring Highland Drive to Mill Ridge Drive Kingsmill Drive - 106th Street to Kingsmill Drive Mansfield Place - Westbury Place to 116th Street Mill Ridge Drive - Spring Mill Road to End Spring Highland Drive - Spring Mill to End Sutton Avenue - Towne Road to End Sutton Place Drive - Sutton Avenue to Westbury Place Ventana Court - Spring Highland Drive to End Westbury Place - Sutton Avenue to Sutton Place Drive

5 News 5 Reporter photos by Perry Williams Lining up: The floats and the participants get ready to wind around downtown as part of the Noblesville Homecoming Parade Friday afternoon. LEFT: Noblesville seniors were tailgating before the football game. RIGHT: The Noblesville girls soccer team was part of the Homecoming parade. Reporter photos by Perry Williams

6 6 News Reporter photos by Perry Williams The family of Noblesville race car driver Bryan Clauson served as Grand Marshal for the parade. Bryan s mother Diana, sister Taylor and fiancee Lauren Stewart are pictured here, along with driver Joe Marcum. The flag girls lead the way for the Noblesville High School band, the Marching Millers. LEFT: Noblesville head football coach Jason Simmons walked along the parade route and shook the hands of fans. BELOW: Floats were lined up and ready to go before the parade. Noblesville athletic director Mike Hasch said there were 90 units in this year s parade, an all-time record.

7 News 7 Sheridan Homecoming football game Reporter photos by Jeff Jellison Sheridan fans had plenty to cheer about as the Blackhawks won their Homecoming game 21-0 over Tri-Central Friday night at Bud Wright Stadium.

8 8 Sports Millers power past Huskies By RICHIE HALL Reporter Sports Editor It was a perfect night for a Homecoming football game, and Noblesville gave its fans a perfect way to continue the celebration. The Millers beat Hamilton Heights 39-8 at Hare Chevrolet Field Friday evening. Noblesville was in control from start to finish - its offense was clicking in each phase of the game, and the Millers' defense played solid, not allowing the Huskies many opportunities. "I thought we did some things really well tonight," said Noblesville coach Jason Simmons. "One thing we had to do was control the line of scrimmage offensively." "I thought we did that. I thought our big guys up front gave us some running lanes. Got our tailbacks going." The Millers' offense played well, but it was the defense that got Noblesville on the board. Just one minute and 40 seconds into the game, Ben Gruver caught a Hamilton Heights interception, and ran it in 40 yards to score. "I thought we were flat at the start," said Simmons. "I thought when we got the pick six from Gruver, I thought our defense found another gear. That's more like we're capable of playing. We blended fronts a lot, from a three-man front to a four-man front tonight. That certainly helped us in the run game some." Noblesville scored in several different ways. The Millers' second touchdown came in the first quarter, with Tyler Gonzalez breaking out for a 38-yard run to the end zone. Simmons had to watch the game from the press box, as he was serving a one-game suspension from coaching. He did address his team after the game, and had plenty of good things to say. "We placed an emphasis on two things offensively in the last two weeks: Balance and our tailback run game," said Simmons. "I thought Chandler Hurst and Tyler Gonzalez proved to be a real good 1-2 punch tonight. We're starting to get those guys rolling a little bit, and it's a good feeling for us. We're playing with some confidence up front, which is big." In the second quarter, Noblesville quarterback Ryan Barnes got going. He threw a 23-yard touchdown pass to Gruver with 38 seconds left in the half; that ensured the Millers a 21-0 lead at halftime. Early in Reporter photo by Brian Reddick Ben Gruver (left) scored two touchdowns for Noblesville - one on defense, one on offense - during the Millers Homecoming victory Friday night at Hare Chevrolet Field. Noblesville beat Hamilton Heights Pictured at right is the Huskies Sterling Weatherford. the third quarter, Barnes found Nolan Ginther for a short touchdown pass, a sixyarder. Jack Knight successfully kicked all four extra point attempts, and he added three more points late in the third period when he connected on a 30-yard field goal. That put Noblesville up The Millers got one more touchdown in the fourth quarter, when Luke Blevins jogged in from the one-yard line. Knight kicked that extra point, too, making him 5-for-5 on the night. The Huskies got on the board late in the fourth, when Jake Beale ran in to score from seven yards. Michael Overton made the extra point kick. That was the only time Noblesville's defense allowed Heights past the Millers 34-yard line. Noblesville 38, Heights 7 Team Stats HH NHS First Downs 9 18 By Rushing 7 13 By Passing 1 4 By Penalty 1 1 Yards Rushing Yards Passing Comp/Att/Intc Fumbles/Lost Penalties/Yards Punts-Average Score by Quarters: Heights Noblesville Scoring First Quarter N - Ben Gruver 42-yard interception return (Jack Knight kick), 10:20 N - Tyler Gonzalez 38-yard run (Knight kick), 1:05 Second Quarter N - Gruver 23-yard pass from Ryan Barnes (Knight kick), 0:38 Third Quarter N - Nolan Ginther 6-yard pass from Barnes (Knight kick), 10:19 N - Knight 30-yard field goal, 2:55 Fourth Quarter N - Luke Blevins 1-yard run (Knight kick), 8:23 HH - Jake Beale 7-yard run (Michael Overton kick), 5:49 Heights Stats Rushing: Jake Beale 11-43, Clayton Cowan 8-30, Michael Cross 1-12, Josh Feltz 4-11, Riley White 2-9, Noah Defoe 2-1. Passing: Josh Feltz , Drayden Thomas Receiving: White 1-12, Caymn Lutz 1-5, Sterling Weatherford 1-2. Noblesville Stats Rushing: Chandler Hurst , Luke Blevins 7-63, Ryan Barnes 6-56, Tyler Gonzalez 6-56, McGwire Plumer 1-6, Grant Gremel 3-minus 4. Passing: Barnes , Gremel Receiving: Nolan Ginther 2-21, Ben Gruver 1-23, Bradley Westfall 1-12, Jackson Thurman 1-6, Ben Herron 1-6, Blake Taylor 1-5.

9 Sports 9 Hamilton Heights Josh Feltz (15) drops back to pass as Luke Herr (51) protects him from Noblesville s Roman Dziennik. Reporter photos by Brian Reddick Reporter photos by Brian Reddick LEFT: Heights Caymn Lutz (87) wraps up Noblesville quarterback Ryan Barnes, who threw two touchdowns Friday night. Also pictured is Chandler Hurst (13). RIGHT: Hurst ran for 104 yards in 15 carries. MILLERS From Page 8 "The encouraging thing defensively is we got people around the ball tonight, which was critical for us," said Simmons. "The last two weeks we've emphasized pursuit, and that's allowed us to get people around the ball and we're creating more takeaways, which has really helped swing the momentum of the game." Hurst led Noblesville's rushing, totaling 15 carries for 104 yards on the ground. Barnes was 7-of-10 passing, totaling 73 yards. He threw two passes to Ginther (including the touchdown), and one to five other receivers. Beale led the Huskies in rushing with 43 yards in 11 carries. "I got we got better this week, I thought we did some really good things," said Heights coach Mitch Street. "We moved the football against them, we just didn't put back-toback-to-back first downs together. Got a couple, and then we stalled out. "I think our kids played pretty good. It's just one of those things. With the numbers as they are, when we start losing kids and things like that, it hurts us." Street noted that some of his younger players came in and played well. "That's encouraging," he said. Noblesville hosts Hamilton Southeastern next Friday in a big Hoosier Crossroads Conference game, while Heights will play Twin Lakes at Lucas Oil Field next Saturday, Oct. 1.

10 10 Sports Sheridan blanks Trojans Sheridan used its defense and again the running of Joe Callahan to defeat Tri- Central 21-0 Friday evening at Homecoming at Larry Wright Field, and that victory wrapped up a Hoosier Heartland Conference East Division championship for the Blackhawks. Sheridan is 3-0 in the conference with only a game with Taylor remaining. We ve beaten the other three teams, so even if we were to tie for first place we still would be the winner, Wright said. The East and West winners will play for the conference championship on Oct. 14. Sheridan s defense held Tri-Central to 107 yards rushing and just 20 yards passing. The Blackhawks intercepted two passes and recovered a fumble. That s the first shutout we ve had in a while, Wright said. The defense really played well. Avery Bundy, Alex Gipson, Kyle Harwood and Hunter Pflugh led us. We took away the option from Tri-Central. Callahan, who went into the game feeling ill, carried the pigskin 37 times for 183 yards. Seventeen of those carries came in the first quarter. Sheridan used its famed ground game to crush the Trojans. The Blackhawks ran 59 times for 256 yards. Quarterback Drake Delph was the second-leading ground gainer with 48 yards in 10 trips. Callahan had another great game, said Wright. He played through some sickness tonight. Callahan opened the scoring with a four-yard run with 57 seconds left in the first quarter. Delph scored in the second quarter on a 27-yard run. Callahan, on a 24-yard run in the third quarter with 4:14 left in the third period, produced the game s only touchdown in the second half. Gunner Williams booted all three PATs and also caught all three of the passes Delph completed. Delph was 3-of-9 for 25 yards in the game. The win put Wright within two victories of reaching the 400-win career coaching mark. Sheridan will host Tipton next Friday. Photos by Kirk Green Sheridan s Joe Callahan (30) rushed for 183 yards in the Blackhawks 21-0 Homecoming victory over Tri-Central Friday at Larry Wright Stadium. Also pictured is Brody Perry (29). Sheridan 21, Tri-Central 0 Score by Quarters: Sheridan Tri-Central Team Stats SHS TC First Downs 17 9 By Rushing 14 6 By Passing 2 1 By Penalty 1 2 Yards Rushing Yards Passing Comp/Att/Intc Penalties/Yards Fumbles/Lost Sheridan Scoring First Quarter Joe Callahan, 4-yard run (Gunner Williams PAT), :57. Second Quarter Drake Delph, 27-yard run (Williams PAT), 11:50. Third Quarter Callahan, 24-yard run (Williams PAT), 4:14. Sheridan Stats Rushing: Callahan , Delph 10-48, Kyle Harwood 4-17, Robert Burnell 7-14, Hunter Pflugh 1-minus 2. Passing: Delph Receiving: Gunner Williams Joe Kolb (45) grabs an interception. Sheridan s Lucas Cheney (42) and Sean Speck (57) recover a fumble for the Blackhawks.

11 Sports 11 Royals pass by Eagles Hamilton Southeastern exploded for 23 points in the first quarter and had 41 points at halftime and then held on in the second half to defeat Zionsville in a Hoosier Crossroads Conference game Friday evening at Reynolds Royals Field. Coach Scott Mullett May s Royals moved to 5-1 on the season and 3-1 in the conference behind a recordsetting passing performance by senior quarterback Adam Mullet and some fabulous reception numbers by Max Brooks, Matt Klink and Carter Lohman. Our offense was really good and Mullet set a school record by passing for 463 yards, May said after winning the thriller. Mullet hit on 30-of-44 passes and threw for four touchdowns. Brooks, Klink and Lohman were perfect. Brooks had 10 catches for 146 yards, Klink nine for 175 and Lohman seven for 87 yards. On the ground, Southeastern rushed for 122 yards. Trey Poore led the way with eight carries for 52 yards and Jackson Sweeney had five for 54 yards. Brooks Poore Brooks caught two touchdown passes and Klink and Lohman each caught one. Mullett ran for a TD. Rounding out Southeastern s scoring was lineman Madison Norris with a defensive touchdown; Sweeney with a two-point conversion; Mullett with four extra points and Tyler Melser with a touchdown. Southeastern 48, Zionsville 41 Score by Quarters: Southeastern Zionsville Game Stats HSE ZHS First Downs By Rushing 6 13 By Passing By Penalty 0 0 Yards Rushing Yards Passing Comp/Att/Intc Fumbles/Lost Penalties/Yards Southeastern Scoring First Quarter Madison Norris 27-yard fumble recovery (Adam Mullett run), 11:05 Southeastern s offense stalled in the second half, but the defense held off the visiting Eagles. Zionsville s offense passed for 248 yards and ran for 275. We drove late in the game and failed to score, May pointed out. Zionsville got the ball back with only 40 seconds remaining. Southeastern will play at Noblesville next week. Matt Klink 12-yard pass from Mullett (Tyler Melser kick), 3:19 Mullett 2-yard run (Mullett run), 1:43 Second Quarter Max Brooks 31-yard pass from Mullett (Sweeney run), 8:29 Carter Lohman 15-yard pass from Mullett (Melser kick), 6:15 Melser 42-yard field goal, 1:17 Third Quarter Brooks 9-yard pass from Mullett (Melser kick), 10:15 Southeastern Stats Rushing: Trey Poore 8-55, Jackson Sweeney 5-54, Adam Mullett 4-13, Carter Lohman 2-9, Lance Stephens 2-1. Passing: Mullett Receiving: Max Brooks , Matt Klink 9-174, Lohman 7-85, Nick Mutchner 3-63, Poore 1-minus 1. McGinnis scores 4 TDs It didn t take Carter McGinnis long Friday evening Friday evening in the Eagles Nest to return from an injury and put smiles on the faces of the home crowd. Guerin Catholic defeated Greenwood, McGinnis carried the football 29 times for 213 yards and three touchdowns. He also added a reception for a fourth TD. McGinnis and quarterback Luke Keller were the show for Coach Tom Dilley s club. Keller completed 10-of-15 passes for 223 yards and three touchdowns. Grant Fremion caught two passes for 75 yards and two touchdowns. McGinnis opened the game by scoring Guerin s first two touchdowns. He scored Guerin 42, Greenwood 27 Score by Quarters: Greenwood Guerin Team Stats GW GC First Downs By Rushing 14 7 By Passing 6 7 By Penalty 0 1 Yards Rushing Yards Passing Comp/Att/Int Fumbles/Lost Penalties/Yards Guerin Scoring First Quarter Carter McGinnis 5-yard run (Caleb Quick kick), 7:33 on a short run in the first period and then ran 39 yards for a score to open the second frame. His third touchdown came on a Keller pass for three yards. Keller went to the air again in the third frame, this time hitting Fremion with a three yard pass. The Eagles executed some lightning in the fourth frame. Keller passed to Fremion for 72 yards and then McGinnis ran 64 yards for his fourth touchdown. The win moved Guerin Catholic to 5-1 on the season and it was the Eagles fourth straight victory. Guerin will remain home next week to host Brebeuf. Second Quarter McGinnis 39-yard run (Quick kick), 11:05 McGinnis 4-yard pass from Luke Keller (Quick kick), 1:02 Third Quarter Grant Fremion 8-yard pass from Keller (Quick kick), 1:36 Fourth Quarter Fremion 72-yard pass from Keller (Quick kick), 11:06 McGinnis 64-yard run (Quick kick), 4:08 Guerin Stats Rushing: Carter McGinnis , Grant Fremion 1-9, Thomas Kaser 2-7, Luke Keller 4-minus 9. Passing: Luke Keller Receiving: Fremion 2-75, Kaser 2-20, McGinnis 2-19, Conner Voorhis 1-41, Will Poynter 1-41, Trevor George 1-20, Emmit McMahon 1-7.

12 12 Sports Carmel tops NC, Carmel exploded for 38 points in the middle two periods while defeating North Central in a MIC Conference game Friday on the Panthers home field. The Greyhounds threw a balanced offensive punch at North Central as Carmel moved to 3-3 on the year. Halsell Jake McDonald handled the passing, competing 8-of-17 for 159 yards, and Jerome Halsell exploded on the ground, carrying 20 times for 184 yards. Halsell had a really good game, said Carmel coach John Hebert, running between tackles. Coghlan Halsell scored Carmel s first two touchdowns, both in the second period, and McDonald passed for a pair of TDs in the third quarter. Jalen Walker had three catches for 62 yards and five other Greyhounds each had one catch. We got off to another slow start, said Hebert, but then we put 17 points on the board before halftime. After North Central scored first in the second quarter, Merriweather Halsell had touchdown runs of 20 and 1 yard. Just before halftime, Jacob Abrams intercepted a North Central pass and returned the pigskin 30 yards. That set up a 40-yard field goal by Conner Coghlan on the final play of the half. Abrams Coghlan also booted a 26-yard field goal in the fourth quarter. Coghlan is 7-for-7 kicking field goals, Hebert pointed out. Carmel 48, North Central 22 Team Stats CHS NC First Downs Yards Rushing Yards Passing Comp/Att/Int Fumbles/Lost Penalties/Yards Score by Quarters: Carmel North Central Carmel Scoring Second Quarter Jerome Halsell 20-yard run (Connor Coghlan kick), 4:02 Halsell 1-yard run (Coghlan kick), 1:07 Coghlan 40-yard field goal, 0:00 Carmel scored three times in the third quarter. Walker caught a 12-yard pass from McDonald; Ethan Merriweather caught a 27-yard pass from McDonald and Camari Hunt ran for a touchdown. In the fourth quarter, Coghlan booted the field goal and Will Schmidt scored on a 15-yard run. Third Quarter Jalen Walker 12-yard pass from Jake McDonald (Coghlan kick), 9:56 Ethan Merriweather 27-yard pass from McDonald (Coghlan kick), 8:02 Camari Hunt 55-yard pass from McDonald (Coghlan kick), 2:21 Fourth Quarter Coghlan 26-yard field goal, 9:09 Will Schmidt 15-yard run (Coghlan kick), 5:43. Carmel Stats Rushing: Jerome Halsell , Will Schmidt 7-56, Dylan Downing 3-15, Camari Hunt 4-11, Isaiah Baxter 1-8, Jalen Walker 1-minus 2, Tyler Trent 1-minus 2, Jake McDonald 1-minus 6. Passing: McDonald Receiving: Walker 3-62, Hunt 1-55, Ethan Merriweather 1-27, Schmidt 1-7, Bennett Kiley 1-6, Odin Mowery 1-2. Carmel uncorked a balance offense. The Greyhounds ran 38 times for 264 yards and McDonald passed for 159 yards. The Greyhounds will be at home next week, hosting Ben Davis in a big MIC battle. Brownsburg still unbeaten Conference leader and undefeated Brownsburg successfully gambled on a two-point conversion in overtime to defeat visiting Westfield in a Hoosier Crossroads Conference thriller Friday evening. It was Westfield s (4-2) second consecutive Hoosier Crossroads Conference loss by a single point. Last week the Shamrocks were defeated by Southeastern. Westfield opened the overtime with a touchdown and a PAT by Will Harrison. Zionsville scored and went for the two-point conversion and the victory. Coach Jake Gilbert s Shamrocks opened the night with a 14-6 first quarter lead. Brownsburg tied the battle at entering halftime and the two teams were deadlocked at after three quarters. Neither scored in the fourth period. Westfield quarterback Andy Sweet was 11-of-20 for 185 yards and two touchdowns through the air. Nate Froelich carried 21 times for 94 yards and Johnny Swidan carried seven times for 60 yards and two touchdowns. Swidan scored two touchdowns on the ground and another on a pass from Sweet. Evan Manley had three receptions for 72 yards and a touchdown. Hank Grenda collected five defensive solo tackles and seven assists and Jackson Garrett had five and five to lead the defense. Byron Hubbard had two quarterback sacks and Grenda and Colin Caldwell one each. Koby Hauser intercepted a pass. Westfield will return home next Friday to host Avon. Brownsburg 29, Westfield 28 Score by Quarters: Westfield Brownsburg Game Stats WHS BHS First Downs Yards Rushing Yards Passing Comp/Att/Intc Penalties/Yards Scoring First Quarter Jonathan Swidan 27-yard run (Will Harrison kick), 4:32 Swidan 11-yard run (Harrison kick), n/a Third Quarter Evan Manley 55-yard pass from Andy Sweet (Harrison kick), 10:01 Overtime Swidan pass from Sweet, distance n/a (Harrison kick) Westfield Stats Rushing: Nate Froelich 21-94, Jonathan Swidan 7-60, Andy Sweet Passing: Sweet Receiving: Evan Manley 3-72, Josue Gonzalez 2-36, Hayden Russell 2-28, Swidan 2-16, Kaleb Pettitjohn 1-30, Clint Hostler 1-3. Brian Reddick/File photo Westfield s Jonathan Swidan scored three touchdowns and rushed for 60 yards during the Shamrocks Friday game at Brownsburg. Tigers caged at Avon It was a long road trip for Fishers Friday evening as the Tigers traveled to Avon. Fishers lost the Hoosier Crossroads Conference game to the Orioles Fishers only score came on a 29-yard field goal by junior Ben Norton with 11:16 remaining in the first half. Avon opened up the game by scoring 24 points in the second period after notching a touchdown in the first frame. Fishers defense couldn t stop the running of Avon s Bryant Fitzgerald, who carried 14 times for 157 yards and two touchdowns. Quarterback Cameron Misner was 12-of-23 for 235 yards. On the other side of the pigskin, Fishers rushed for only 135 yards and passed for just 37 yards. Trevor Newman led Fishers ground game with 61 yards in 11 carries. Fishers now is 0-4 in the Hoosier Crossroads Conference. The Tigers will play outside of the conference next week, hosting a powerful Cathedral team. An Indianapolis television station has reported that suspended coach Rick Wimmer will return to his coaching duties next week. Avon 38, Fishers 3 Score by Quarters: Fishers Avon Game Stats FHS AHS First Downs By Rushing 8 13 By Passing 2 9 By Penalty 1 1 Yards Rushing Yards Passing Comp/Att/Intc Fumbles/Lost Penalties/Yards Fishers Scoring Second Quarter Ben Norton, 29-yard field goal, 11:16. Fishers Stats Rushing: Trevor Newman 11-62, Joel Smyth 3-30, HL Lewis 10-29, Jon Vore 1-7, Michael Noble 2-4, Max Shores 2-3. Passing: Vore , Smyth Receiving: Statz 2-13, Jaren Tunstill 1-14, Bryce Gee 1-10.

13 Sports 13 Friday night football scores Courtesy John Harrell s web site Adams Central 45, South Adams 14 Alexandria 39, Blackford 38 Andrean 52, Highland 28 Angola 20, Fairfield 12 Avon 38, Fishers 3 Bedford North Lawrence 41, Jennings County 23 Beech Grove 40, Monrovia 28 Ben Davis 41, Lawrence North 14 Bloomington South 49, Terre Haute South 24 Bluffton 26, Southern Wells 6 Boonville 32, Mount Vernon (Posey) 20 Brownsburg 29, Westfield 28, OT Calumet 22, Lake Station 7 Cambridge City Lincoln 30, Union County 28 Carmel 48, North Central (Indianapolis) 22 Carroll (Flora) 55, Frontier 7 Carroll (Fort Wayne) 62, Fort Wayne South 28 Center Grove 35, Lawrence Central 21 Centerville 25, Northeastern 24 Charlestown 36, Salem 31 Churubusco 49, Fremont 6 Clifton Central (Ill.) 40, South Newton 14 Clinton Central 68, Eastern (Greentown) 28 Clinton Prairie 59, Tri-County 33 Cloverdale 19, Brown County 11 Columbus East 49, Floyd Central 14 Columbus North 59, Terre Haute North 13 Connersville 55, Indianapolis Broad Ripple 32 Corydon Central 34, Paoli 28 Covenant Christian 41, Tri-Village (Ohio) 40 Covington 14, Indiana Deaf 0 Culver Academy 54, Heritage 18 Danville 30, Southmont 28 Decatur Central 48, Plainfield 7 DeKalb 33, Huntington North 7 Delphi 24, North White 14 Delta 47, New Castle 21 East Central 57, South Dearborn 0 East Chicago Central 40, Hammond Morton 0 East Noble 64, Norwell 7 Eastbrook 49, Oak Hill 14 Eastern Greene 29, North Central (Farmersburg) 28 Eastern Hancock 41, North Decatur 8 Eastside 50, Prairie Heights 20 Elkhart Memorial 54, Indianapolis Shortridge 0 Evansville Central 49, Evansville Harrison 28 Evansville Mater Dei 44, Castle 42 Evansville North 24, Evansville Bosse 19 Evansville Reitz 43, Evansville Memorial 12 Fort Wayne Concordia 28, Fort Wayne Dwenger 21 Fort Wayne Luers 63, Fort Wayne Northrop 49 Fort Wayne Snider 54, Fort Wayne Wayne 25 Fountain Central 62, Seeger 13 Frankton 33, Elwood 7 Garrett 42, West Noble 19 Gibson Southern 38, Heritage Hills 10 Greensburg 27, Franklin County 22 Griffith 24, Munster 21 Guerin Catholic 42, Greenwood 27 Hagerstown 49, Tri 14 Hamilton Southeastern 48, Zionsville 41 Hammond Gavit 45, Gary West 6 Hanover Central 21, Whiting 0 Harrison (West Lafayette) 20, Muncie Central 15 Heritage Christian 56, Bowman Academy 6 Hobart 18, Lowell 12 Homestead 48, Fort Wayne North 0 Indian Creek 56, Edgewood 13 Indianapolis Arlington 26, Indianapolis Northwest 21 Indianapolis Cathedral 40, Rhea County (Tenn.) 16 Indianapolis Howe 51, Indianapolis Manual 0 Indianapolis Ritter 25, Triton Central 14 Indianapolis Roncalli 14, Brebeuf Jesuit 6 Indianapolis Scecina 20, Indianapolis Lutheran 13 Jasper 35, Princeton 28 Jimtown 37, Concord 36 Kankakee Valley 28, Hammond 6 Knox 24, Culver 0 Kokomo 44, Anderson 24 Lafayette Central Catholic 48, Twin Lakes 0 Lafayette Jeff 28, Marion 20 Lakeland 60, Central Noble 27 LaPorte 46, Merrillville 35 Lawrenceburg 38, Batesville 6 Leo 24, Bellmont 14 Linton-Stockton 68, North Daviess 7 Maconaquah 40, Taylor 13 McCutcheon 17, Indianapolis Tech 14 Michigan City 46, Lake Central 42 Milan 72, Edinburgh 0 Mishawaka 55, Elkhart Central 0 Mishawaka Marian 31, Bremen 14 Mississinewa 40, Madison-Grant 13 Mitchell 72, Rock Creek Academy 6 Mooresville 29, Franklin 22 Mount Carmel (Ill.) 42, Washington 7 Mount Vernon (Fortville) 28, Pendleton Heights 9 Neuqua Valley (Ill.) 35, Indianapolis Chatard 14 New Albany 56, Madison 20 New Haven 46, Columbia City 0 New Palestine 84, Greenfield- Central 21 New Prairie 70, South Bend Riley 14 Noblesville 38, Hamilton Heights 7 North Harrison 21, Eastern (Pekin) 7 North Judson 36, West Central 6 North Knox 20, Vincennes Lincoln 18 North Miami 52, Caston 0 North Montgomery 21, Crawfordsville 7 North Newton 46, Boone Grove 6

14 14 Sports MLB standings Friday s scores Chi. Cubs 5, St. Louis 0 Baltimore 3, Arizona 2, 12 innings Pittsburgh 6, Washington 5, 11 innings Toronto 9, N.Y. Yankees 0 Atlanta 3, Miami 2 Boston 2, Tampa Bay 1 Cleveland 10, Chi. White Sox 4 Detroit 8, Kansas City 3 N.Y. Mets 10, Philadelphia 5 Milwaukee 5, Cincinnati 4 L.A. Angels 10, Houston 6 Seattle 10, Minnesota 1 Texas 3, Oakland 0 L.A. Dodgers 5, Colorado 2 San Diego 7, San Francisco 2 American League East W L PCT. GB Boston Toronto Baltimore N.Y. Yankees Tampa Bay Central W L PCT. GB Cleveland Detroit Kansas City Chi. White Sox Minnesota West W L PCT. GB Texas Seattle Houston L.A. Angels Oakland National League East W L PCT. GB Washington N.Y. Mets Miami Philadelphia Atlanta Central W L PCT. GB Chi. Cubs St. Louis Pittsburgh Milwaukee Cincinnati West W L PCT. GB L.A. Dodgers San Francisco Colorado San Diego Arizona Pairings announced for IHSAA soccer tournaments A record number of teams were paired this morning for the 23rd Annual IHSAA Boys and Girls Soccer State Tournaments which begin in 10 days. A total of 299 boys squads are entered, equaling the record number that played in 2013, and 266 girls teams are accounted for, six more than the previous high set each of the last two years. The girls sectionals 32 in Class 2A and 16 in Class A will run Oct Girls regionals will be played Wednesday, Oct. 12 and Saturday, Oct. 15 with Class 2A matches in a two-round, Wednesday-Saturday format. The Class A contests differ as a one-match affair played that Saturday. Semi-states in both classes will be played Saturday, Oct. 22 in a two-round format with the winners advancing to the state championship matches on Saturday, Oct. 29 in Indianapolis. The Class 2A, No. 1 Penn girls team, last year s state runner-up, will meet South Bend Adams in Sectional 6 play at South Bend Riley while Class A top-ranked Indianapolis Bishop Chatard will begin its post-season against Indianapolis Scecina in Sectional 42 at Heritage Christian. Class 2A No. 4 Brebeuf Jesuit will begin its defense of last year s state championship against Pike in Sectional 19 at Ben Davis, while two-time defending Class A state champ Fort Wayne Canterbury, currently ranked No. 19, drew a bye in Sectional 37 at Bellmont. Boys sectional action at 64 sites 32 in each class also will be played Oct Sixteen regional sites eight in each class will host two rounds each on Thursday, Oct. 13, and Saturday, Oct. 15. Semi-states will be played at four sites on Saturday, Oct. 22 in a two-round format with the survivors squaring off in the state championship matches on Saturday, Oct. 29. In Class 2A, the top-ranked Harrison (West Lafayette) boys team, last year s state runner-up, will meet Frankfort in Sectional 13 at Lafayette Jefferson while Class A, No. 1 Lawrenceburg will host No. 14 Rising Sun right out of the gate in Sectional 57 action. Ninth-ranked Center Grove, last year s Class 2A state champion, will host Martinsville in Sectional 24. Third-ranked Mishawaka Marian is the defending Class A state champion and will begin its run for another title against home-standing LaVille in Sectional 36. State tournament brackets, including dates and times for each match, are available at IHSAA.org. Here is a list of Hamilton County pairings: BOYS CLASS 2A Sectional 16 at Hamilton Southeastern First round - Monday, Oct. 3 Southeastern (8-2-4) vs. Pendleton Heights (4-8-1), 6 p.m. Semi-finals - Wednesday, Oct. 5 Fishers (3-8) vs. Noblesville (7-3-3), 5 p.m. Anderson (8-2-1) vs. Monday winner, 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 8, 7 p.m. Sectional 17 at Zionsville Semi-finals - Wednesday, Oct. 5 Guerin Catholic (6-2-2) vs. Westfield (5-7), 5 p.m. Zionsville (10-3) vs. Carmel (6-2-4), 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 8, 7 p.m. CLASS 1A Sectional 46 at Hamilton Heights First round - Monday, Oct. 3 Heights (5-6-2) vs. Anderson Prep (0-9-1), 6 p.m. Semi-finals - Wednesday, Oct. 5 Muncie Burris (9-1-4) vs. Wapahani (0-9-2), 5 p.m. Liberty Christian (8-3) vs. Monday winner, 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 8, 7 p.m. Sectional 47 at Park Tudor Semi-finals - Wednesday, Oct. 5 Park Tudor (7-5-1) vs. Sheridan (0-11), 5 p.m. Heritage Christian (7-3-1) vs. University, (8-2) 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 8, 7 p.m. GIRLS CLASS 2A Sectional 16 at Noblesville First round - Tuesday, Oct. 4 Pendleton Heights (10-3) vs. Anderson (0-8), 6 p.m. Semi-finals, Thursday, Oct. 6 Fishers (3-4-3) vs. Noblesville, (2-5-2) 5 p.m. Southeastern (8-3-3) vs. Tuesday winner, 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 8, 2 p.m. Sectional 17 at Westfield Semi-finals - Thursday, Oct. 6 Westfield (3-7-1) vs. Carmel (10-2-1), 5 p.m. Guerin Catholic (4-7-1) vs. Zionsville (8-4-2), 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 8, 2 p.m. CLASS 1A Sectional 40 at Sheridan First round - Monday, Oct. 3 Sheridan (4-6-3) vs. Wapahani (2-8), 6 p.m. First round - Tuesday, Oct. 4 Muncie Burris (3-7) vs. Tipton (4-2-1), 5 p.m. Eastern (2-6) vs. Tri-Central (1-5-3), 7 p.m. Semi-finals - Thursday, Oct. 6 Heights (5-6-1) vs. Monday winner, 5 p.m. Tuesday winners, 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 8, 2 p.m. Sectional 42 at Heritage Christian First round - Monday, Oct. 3 Broad Ripple (4-4-1) vs. Park Tudor (7-3-1), 7 p.m. First round - Tuesday, Oct. 4 University (7-4-2) vs. Heritage Christian (n/a), 5 p.m. Scecina (2-5) vs. Bishop Chatard (11-1-1), 7 p.m. Semi-finals - Thursday, Oct. 6 International (1-3) vs. Monday winner, 5 p.m. Tuesday winners, 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 8, 2 p.m. SCORES From Page 13 North Posey 34, Forest Park 0 North Vermillion 23, Attica 21 Northfield 70, Rochester 6 Northview 34, North Putnam 13 NorthWood 14, Northridge 0 Owen Valley 21, Cascade 10 Park Tudor 48, South Decatur 26 Penn 53, South Bend St. Joseph 15 Perry Meridian 33, Bloomington North 2 Peru 41, Wabash 19 Pioneer 42, LaVille 14 Plymouth 33, Wawasee 16 Portage 22, Chesterton 13 Providence 36, Jeffersonville 33 Rensselaer Central 48, Hammond Clark 6 Richmond 56, Logansport 6 River Forest 50, Hammond Noll 13 Riverton Parke 32, Turkey Run 7 Rockville 44, South Vermillion 31 Rushville 28, Lapel 9 Scottsburg 61, Oldenburg Academy 26 Seymour 34, Brownstown Central 32 Shelbyville 35, Yorktown 21 Shenandoah 26, Knightstown 0 Sheridan 21, Tri-Central 0 Silver Creek 68, Clarksville 6 South Bend Adams 40, South Bend Clay 14 South Bend Washington 31, John Glenn 16 South Central (Union Mills) 8, Wheeler 0 South Spencer 65, Pike Central 47 Southport 28, Franklin Central 13 Southridge 35, Tell City 0 Southside HomeSchool 27, Indianapolis Washington 0 Southwood 52, Whitko 35 Speedway 38, Indianapolis Marshall 6 Springs Valley 49, Crawford County 7 Sullivan 56, Greencastle 7 Tippecanoe Valley 31, Manchester 28 Tipton 27, Northwestern 13 Traders Point Christian 30, Anderson Prep Academy 22 Tri-West 56, Lebanon 48 Valparaiso 21, Crown Point 7 Warren Central 66, Pike 14 Warsaw 43, Goshen 14 West Lafayette 62, Benton Central 0 West Vigo 33, South Putnam 21 West Washington 41, Tecumseh 7 Western 27, Lewis Cass 14 Western Boone 31, Frankfort 8 Whiteland 42, Martinsville 17 Winamac 34, Triton 7 Winchester 62, Union City 14 Woodlan 40, Jay County 7