community judges needed for regional speech and...
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Thursday December 15 2016Sheridan Noblesville Cicero Arcadia Atlanta Carmel Fishers Westfield
Vol 3 No 247Mostly sunny and cold todayincreasing clouds tonight A wind chilladvisory is in effect until 11 am
TODAYrsquoS WEATHER
HIGH 12 LOW 7
From Jan 5-7 nearly 200 students from a six-stateregion will gather at the Noblesville location of Ivy TechCommunity College 300 N 17th Street for a regionalspeech and debate tournament sponsored by The NationalChristian Forensics and Communications Association(NCFCA)
For this tournament to succeed over 250 communityjudges from the surrounding area are needed to sign up assoon as possible to provide real-world feedback to thesestudents who are presenting a wide variety of speeches andtwo styles of debate Judges from the community need only
be over the age of 18 no experience is needed to judgeldquoCommunity judges provide competitors with a fresh
perspectiverdquo explained Bridget Rogers tournamentcoordinator and leader of REJOCE Speech amp Debate Clubof Central Indiana a local speech and debate club that drawsfamilies from several counties to its north side meetinglocation ldquoWersquore helping students to think criticallyarticulate winsomely and communicate graciously Forthem to develop those skills we need objective input Thatrsquoswhere community judges come inrdquo
Whether a student is performing a humorous
interpretation presenting a persuasive speech or sparringin team policy or Lincoln-Douglas debate lay judges fromthe community give debaters and speakers a chance topractice their skills in front of audience members whorepresent the kinds of people they are most likely to addressin their adult lives
But students arenrsquot the only ones to benefit ldquoI hearpeople say how frustrated they are that the next generationdoesnrsquot seem to be stepping uprdquo Rogers continued ldquoThisis a chance to observe students working hard to develop
Community judges needed for regionalspeech and debate tournament
The City of Noblesville is exploring apotential east-west corridor ndash known as thePleasant Street expansion and White Riverbridge This future project would helpalleviate current traffic congestion alongPleasant Street and through Noblesvillersquoshistoric downtown and supportNoblesvillersquos vision for the future and itsinfrastructure needs
On December 13 2016 the city hosteda public information session and openconversation about its findings from aneast-west corridor study At the meetingcity officials presented a historicalperspective on past studies of a new east-west corridor the challenges of this projectand shared information about the mostrecent data ndash including vehicular traffic andbudget estimate comparisons for fourpotential routes
Noblesville officials stated theinformation in the study is a necessary stepto the potential design and funding of a newcorridor ndash so precise real estate impactshave not yet been determined at this point
Renderings presented on Tuesday
indicated a ldquobypassrdquo of downtownNoblesville that extends southeast from thearea of Hague Road and State Road 32crossing Cicero Creek River Road andWhite River near Vine Street thenextending southeast between 5th and 6th
streets to connect with Pleasant StreetThe cost of the Pleasant Street project is
expected to be nearly $41 millionA total of four options were identified
by Noblesville Option A ndash Conner StreetOption B ndash Pleasant Steet Option C ndashIrving Street and Option D ndash Carbon Street
After the cityrsquos presentation the publicwas invited to share their feedback in anopen constructive format and askquestions about the project WhileNoblesville Common Council memberswere in attendance at the meeting notimetable has been set for any decisions onthe potential project The purpose of themeeting was to inform the public gatherfeedback and answer questions Moremeetings of this type will be held in thefuture
The complete presentation can be found
on the City of Noblesvillersquos websitewwwcityofnoblesvilleorg Residents thatwish to share their thoughts ask questions
or sign up to receive future e-newsletters forupdates are asked to emailmakingmovesnoblesvilleinus
Rendering provided
Noblesville presents east-west corridor study
Four Noblesville High School students have wonrecognition from the Harvey Awards the largestjournalism competition in the stateThe Indiana High School Press Association announcedrecently that Kassidy Hall and Hayley Nord took secondplace in the feature writing category for their stories onrefugees and asylum seekers Caitlin Kinkead andAbigail Klinker took second place in the civic journalismcategory for their stories on student mental healthissuesPictured Junior Hayley Nord senior Kassidy Halljunior Caitlin Kinkead senior Abigail Klinker
Photo courtesy Noblesville Schools
NHS student journalists recognized by Harvey Awards
News2
skills that will help them becomecommunicators leaders and worldchangers Judges are part of this processinvesting in the future by investing a fewhours in the lives of these studentsrdquo
The organization encouragesparticipation in judging from individualsover the age of 18 from all walks of lifeincluding community groups such asToastmasters Lions clubs Rotary clubsOptimist clubs or other civic organizationsprofessionals with communicationsexperience such as professors collegestudents pastors lawyers judges andteachers business professionalshomemakers and local church members
ldquoThe tournament comes directly after theholidaysrdquo Rogers said ldquoso wersquore hopingjudges will sign up right away while itrsquos ontheir minds Slots are open for speech ordebatemdashor bothrdquo Judging requires about athree-hour time commitment whichincludes a short orientation the one-and-a-half hour round and filling out a ballot Plusthere will be refreshments
ldquoWersquove had so many positive commentsfrom judges around the countryrdquo Rogersnotes ldquoOne woman in Ohio has judged formany years because she feels like she is ona cruise when she judges at tournamentsthere is great entertainment sweetfellowship and plenty of foodrdquo
To inquire about participating as acommunity judge please contact OliviaCronin at NCFCARecruitinggmailcom
IN Qualifier Facebook pagehttpswwwfacebookcomNCFCAIndianaQualifier
Register here to judgehttpswwwncfcaregistrationcomNCFCAJudgeRegistrationaspx
Noblesville High School band alumni are invited to dust off their instruments suit upin a black shirt and join their fellow musicians for Alumni Community Pep Band Night
The band will play during the Millers varsity boys basketball game with Pike onTuesday Dec 20 Alumni should meet at 6 pm in the NHS band room
NHS band alumni invited to playduring Tuesday Millers boys game
The Sheridan Town Council has announced its 2017 meeting scheduleThe council will meet at 7 pm on the second and fourth Mondays of each month
except for Monday Dec 25 2017 Members effective Jan 1 2017 are Glen Bougher BillCurl Steve Fisher David Kinkead and Darryl Waters
The councils various boards commissions and committees all meet as needed Unlessotherwise noted all meetings take place at the Sheridan Town Hall 506 S Main St Hereare the members of each entity
Plan Commission Silas DeVaney III Steve Fisher Michelle Junkins Beth Lee DebbieMerriman Randy Parsons Connie Pearson Mike Schaefer and Darryl Waters
Park Board Silas DeVaney III Brian Jones Matthew Lenseigne and Janna WatersBoard of Zoning Appeals Glen Bougher Bob Halcomb David Kinkead Beth Lee
Randy ParsonsEconomic Development Commission Brenda Bush Steve Martin and Martin Samuels
This commission meets at the Sheridan Library 103 W 1st StRedevelopment Commission Glen Bougher Steve Fisher Parvin Gillim Robert Marr
Vance WallaceStorm Water Board Glen Bougher Michelle Junkins Vance WallacePublic Safety Board Sheridan Town Council membersBoard of Public Works Sheridan Town Council members
Sheridan Town Councilsets meetings schedule
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And he that taketh not his cross and followeth after me is notworthy of me
- Matthew 1038
50 Years AgoNews Hamilton Countyrsquos population will increase 92 percent by 1985according to a detailed report released yesterday by Indiana UniversityGraduate School of BusinessSports Noblesville Basketball coach Glen Harper facing the biggestweekend so far this season isnrsquot worried about a Saturday nightengagement with defending sectional champion Carmel Harper the mostsuccessful hardwood mentor in NHS history doesnrsquot have time at themoment to worry about the GreyhoundsAd Smiths Jewelers 4-Diamond Bridal Pair $12900
3Obituaries
Justin C Culverhouse
January 25 1992 - December 12 2016
Justin C Culverhouse 24 of Cicero passed away on Monday December 12 2016He was born on January 25 1992 in Macon Georgia
Justin attended Hamilton Heights and Ball State He was veryartistic and loved to draw Justin enjoyed reading and all things AnimeYu-Gi-Oh and Pokeacutemon He was always a fun person to be around
Justin is survived by his parents Billie Jo amp Josh Hittle fatherJonathan Culverhouse sisters Jordan Culverhouse Faith Hittle andEllie Culverhouse and grandparents Ron amp Nancy Hittle Lynda ampRoyce Dortch and John amp Sharon Culverhouse
Services will be held at 200 pm on Saturday December 17 2016 atRandall amp Roberts Funeral Center 1685 Westfield Road in Noblesville with visitationfrom1200 Noon to the time of service Chaplain Kevin Classen will officiate Burial willbe at Eagle Creek Cemetery in Westfield
Memorial contributions may be made to Randall amp Roberts Funeral Home to defrayfuneral costs
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Samuel F Leer Jr
August 8 1954 - December 1 2016
Samuel F Leer Jr 62 of Noblesville passed away on Thursday December 1 2016at St Vincent Hospital Indianapolis He was born on August 8 1954to the late Samuel and Jacqueline (Martin) Leer in New Castle IndianaSam was a retired registered nurse and beloved husband father andgrandfather
He is survived by his wife Jennifer (McCoy) Leer children RyanLeer of Cocoa Beach FL Olivia Donovan of Noblesville Sophia Leerof Arizona Cecelia Leer of Noblesville Samson Leer of NoblesvilleMaximillien Leer of Noblesville and Lilia Belle Leer of Noblesvillesiblings Jack Leer of Richmond Susan Donnahue of Southport andPatrick Leer of New Castle and four grandchildren Ryan Jr Lori
and Layla Leer and Paisley Leer-UhlerPrivate family services were heldCondolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Contact us Hamiltonconorthreporterhotmailcom
Hamilton CountyReporter
Hamilton CountyrsquosHometown Newspaper
News4
The women of the Cicero United Methodist Church will again be having theirannual Cookie Walk at the Red Bridge Community Building on Saturday Dec 17 from9 to 11 am
You might ask ldquoWhat is a cookie walkrdquo You may come to Red Bridge Park inCicero and purchase a box Now the fun begins as you walk around the many tablesand select from an wide array of homemade holiday cookies some even artfullydecorated to fill your box
For the busy person it is a great way to get the cookies you need for the Christmasseason Come early to get the best selection The proceeds will be used to supportefforts in the mission field
CUMC Cookie Walk is Saturday
The Indiana State Police is acceptingapplications for two Regional Dispatcherpositions at the Indianapolis Post (8620 E21st St) to help staff its Regional DispatchCenter An emergency dispatcher serves acritical role in emergency response and isrelied upon for the first line of life savingcommunication by first responders as wellas citizens in need of emergency assistanceThe starting salary for this rewarding careeris $30082 and the Indiana State Policeoffers a comprehensive benefit packagewhich includes medical dental vision lifeinsurance retirement plans and accruedleave
Job DescriptionTo serve as a civilian employee of the
Indiana State Police whose primaryresponsibility is to receive collate recorddisseminate and accurately dispatchinformation to Department police personnelother law enforcement agencies and othersupport services through the use of aComputer Aided Dispatch (CAD) systemRecords Management System (RMS)Automatic Vehicle Locator (AVL)Geographic Information System (GIS) andother Regional Dispatch Center resources
ResponsibilitiesTo provide dispatch support to other
Regional Dispatch Centers state-wide on anas needed basis in response to naturaldisasters inclement weather or otheroperational needs To coordinate emergencyand non-emergency traffic with Departmentpersonnel and other public safety agenciesTo provide emergency medical self-help tocitizens while EMS units are en route Toprocess analyze and dispatch Indiana Dataand Communications System (IDACS)National Law EnforcementTelecommunications System (NLETS) andNational Crime Information Center (NCIC)information to meet state and federalguidelines utilizing their precise formats
Preferred ExperienceMust be a high school graduate or
possess the equivalent GED Mustsuccessfully complete Department typingtest Must take a Department approvedDispatch Simulation test Two years publicsafety communications experience preferredbut not required Emergency MedicalTechnician (EMT) certification preferredbut not required Must become certifiedand maintain certification as a TDDTTYoperator Must become certified or provideproof of certification in CPR andEmergency Medical Dispatch Must haveability to maintain confidentiality Musthave ability to communicate effectivelyboth verbally and in writing
The deadline to apply is Friday Dec16 at 330 pm
Those interested can fill out an onlineapplication wwwingovspdcareers JobID 605525
Any questions should be directed to JillSchmidt at the Indiana State PoliceIndianapolis Post 317-899-8577
Indiana State Police hiringRegional Dispatchers
Missing Carmel girl found safeA missing Carmel girl was found safely earlier this weekAt around 430 pm on Tuesday Madison K Dammeyer 17 was located in Spruce
Pine NCOfficers verified her information and she was removed from the Indiana Missing
Childrens Clearinghouse database
Do You Have ACommunity
Announcement
Wedding BirthAnnouncement
Anniversary
Share It With TheCommunity
Contact the HamiltonCounty Reporter
Hamiltonconorthreporter hotmailcom
or call317-408-5548
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS OF PUBLIC HEARINGBoard of Zoning Appeals
City of Noblesville Indiana This notice is to inform you of a Public Hearing that will be held bythe Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals on the 3rd day of January2017 This hearing to discuss application BZNA 001046-2016 willbegin at 600 pm in the Common Council Chambers Noblesville CityHall at 16 South 10th Street The application submitted by Shane LLCrequests that the Board overturn a Decision of the Director pursuant toUDO sect 4D2 and the $3000 fee for the occupancy of a space beforeobtaining a final inspection and a certificate of occupancy on theproperty located at 802 Mulberry Street Written suggestions or objections relative to the application abovemay be filed with the Department of Planning and Development at orbefore such meeting and will be heard by the Noblesville Board ofZoning Appeals Interested persons desiring to present their viewseither in writing or verbally will have an opportunity to be heard at theabove-mentioned time and place This hearing may be continued from time to time as found necessaryby the Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals A copy of the proposal ison file in the Department of Planning and Development at 16 South10th Street Suite 150 and may be reviewed during regular officehours 800 am to 430 pm A copy of the file may also be viewed onthe Department of Planning websitewwwcityofnoblesvilleorgplanning by clicking the icon on the maprelating to this location and selecting the application materials link Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals Sarah Reed Secretary12152016 D 12192016 P RL2016-951-80-2
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS OF PUBLIC HEARINGBoard of Zoning Appeals
City of Noblesville Indiana This notice is to inform you of a Public Hearing that will be held bythe Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals on the 3rd day of January2017 This hearing to discuss application BZNA 001051-2016 willbegin at 600 pm in the Common Council Chambers Noblesville CityHall at 16 South 10th Street The application submitted by DeBoyLand Development Services requests that approval be granted to aVariance of Development Standards application pursuant to UDO sectTable 8C to permit a convalescent nursing or rest home that exceedsthe maximum permitted height in the PB (Planned Business) zoningdistrict (35 feet permitted 46 feet requested) on the property locatedat 9600 East 146th Street Written suggestions or objections relative to the application abovemay be filed with the Department of Planning and Development at orbefore such meeting and will be heard by the Noblesville Board ofZoning Appeals Interested persons desiring to present their viewseither in writing or verbally will have an opportunity to be heard at theabove-mentioned time and place This hearing may be continued from time to time as found necessaryby the Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals A copy of the proposal ison file in the Department of Planning and Development at 16 South10th Street Suite 150 and may be reviewed during regular officehours 800 am to 430 pm A copy of the file may also be viewed onthe Department of Planning websitewwwcityofnoblesvilleorgplanning by clicking the icon on the maprelating to this location and selecting the application materials link Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals Sarah Reed Secretary12152016 D 12192016 P RL2016-956-80-2
News 5
Indiana Members Credit Union (IMCU) recently presented a check for $2141 to Carmel High School as partof an ongoing school spirit debit card program The partnership allows Carmel fans the opportunity to showtheir school spirit and support the athletic program by signing up for a Carmel Greyhounds themed debit cardEvery time the card is used Carmel athletics benefits The more cards that are in use the larger the contributionSince beginning the program in 2013 Carmel High School has earned $4746 through this IMCU givebackprogram
Jill Pelley IMCUrsquos Carmel Branch Manager and Stephanie Roesner IMCUrsquos Old Meridian Branch Managerpresented the check to Jim Inskeep Athletic Director of Carmel High School at the boysrsquo varsity basketballgame on Tuesday Nov 22
The card is available for issue to members at the IMCU Carmel Branch 4790 E 96th Street and the IMCUOld Meridian Branch 12725 Old Meridian Street as well as IMCUrsquos other 23 Central Indiana locations TheIMCU Carmel Greyhounds debit card is free to members with IMCUrsquos free checking account and can be issuedimmediately through IMCUrsquos Instant Issue program which allows members to receive their debit card on thespot Help support Carmel High School and visit the IMCU Carmel or Old Meridian Branches or imcucom fordetails
Photo provided
IMCU contributes $2141 to Carmel High School
6 Sports
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorThere will be several familiar names at
this Saturdays Hamilton County wrestlingmeet and those names belong to wrestlerswho know how to win
Six returning county champions are inthe field for this years county meet whichtakes place at Guerin Catholic The meetbegins at 830 am with the championshipmatches scheduled to start at 1 pm
While there are six champs returningsome of them will be in different weightclasses Fishers junior Alexander Struederwon last year at 106 pounds but this yearhe makes the jump to the 126-pounddivision where he is the top seed The 13-1Strueder wrestles Guerin senior AnthonyDeInnocentes in the first round this year
Noblesville senior Nick Brady willdefend his championship at 113 poundsremaining in the same weight class as lastyear The top-seeded Brady is unbeaten in16 matches this season and takes onHamilton Heights freshman Caleb Jones inthe first round
Carmel senior Adam Jerde was lastyears champion at 120 pounds and bumpsup slightly to 126 pounds The second-seeded Jerde is 5-1 and ranked 12th inIndianaMatcoms individual rankings hefaces Huskies freshman Cordell Cowan inround one
Junior Jack Eiteljorge is the secondreturning champion for the GreyhoundsEiteljorge won at 145 pounds last year Witha record of 5-1 the top seed is ranked eighthat 152 pounds but will compete at 160pounds in the county meet taking onHeights freshman Bobby Williams in thefirst round
The Huskies have a returning championClayton Cowan The senior won last yearat 160 pounds and is rated ninth at 152 butthis year will drop to 145 pounds Cowanwho is 16-1 and top seeded will face GuerinCatholics Matthew Ajdaharian in theopening round
Hamilton Southeasterns Joe Mazero
won at 170 pounds last year and the seniorwill defend his title in that weight class thisyear as the top seed The 10-3 Mazero facesNoblesville sophomore Zack Knoll in thefirst round
Other top seeds and their first-roundmatches are
HSEs Reece Luhmann who is 11-2 at106 pounds The freshman takes on
Sheridan freshman Jakob LeonardCarmel senior Dominic Pecoraro who
enters the tournament 3-3 at 120 pounds Hetakes on Hamilton Heights senior James Loy
Noblesville sophomore Gary Kitko is13-6 as the 132-pound first seed He willface Carmel sophomore Joe Theriot
Heights senior Riley White comes intocounty ranked seventh at 138 pounds andunbeaten at 17-0 He will face Carmel seniorRay Grant
Another Husky 152-poundersophomore Dreiken Dunn is 16-1 for theseason He will wrestle Westfield seniorDrew Collier
Shamrocks senior Brody Martin willwrestle at 182 pounds and is 12-6 for theseason He takes on Heights sophomoreAusten Step
Another Westfield senior 195-pounderLiam Jagow is perfect in 16 matches thisseason Jagow is ranked 10th in the state andwill face Heights sophomore Alex Naylor
The Shamrocks have the 220-pound topseed as well Senior Levi Gleason He is11-5 and takes on Carmel sophomore JaydenWilliams
How about another top seed forWestfield At 285 pounds its senior AustinDollens He is 6-4 and will face Fisherssenior Brendan Perrigo
Also of note Carmel freshman BrendenMattingly is ranked 12th at 106 pounds hehas a 4-2 record Mattingly wrestles againstFishers freshman PJ Pritchett in the firstround
Another Greyhounds wrestler juniorJack Williams is rated 11th at 285 poundsThe 4-2 Williams will take on Sheridansophomore Ian Pence in the first roundPence is 10-2 and one of second seeds forthe Blackhawks
Sheridans other No 2 seed is junior145-pounder Justin Delph who is unbeatenat 12-0 this season Delph takes onNoblesville sophomore Nathan Richardsonin the first round
Guerin Catholic has two second seedsJunior Korbin Lane is 11-1 at 152 poundsand takes on Southeastern senior KyleWagner Golden Eagles 160-pound juniorJT Lazzara is perfect in 12 matches andwrestles HSE sophomore Garret Myren
Six champs will return from last year
Reporter photo by Kent Graham
Noblesvillersquos Gary Kitko (top) and Hamilton Southeasternrsquos Simon Holowach battled during Tuesdayrsquos wrestling dual meetbetween the Millers and the Royals Kitko is seeded first and Holowach second in the 126-pound bracket at Saturdayrsquos HamiltonCounty meet which takes place at Guerin Catholic
7Sports
NOTE Records were current as of theseeding meeting on Monday and donot contain results from this week
106 poundsReece Luhmann (HSE) freshman 10-2 vs Jakob Leonard (S) freshman5-7Aiden Ray (HH) freshman 9-7 vsBrendan Mattingly (C) freshman 3-2PJ Pritchett (F) freshman 8-5 vsJeffrey Iles (N) freshman 2-5Jonathon Koscal (GC) freshman 3-3vs Carson Eldred (W) freshman 13-4
113 poundsNick Brady (N) senior 15-0 vs CalebJones (HH) freshman 8-8Lucas Baugh (F) sophomore 5-5 vsKyle Holman (C) sophomore 3-2Jacob Simone (HSE) freshman 9-3vs forfeit (S)Samuel Mirande (GC) freshman 3-8vs Reid Hutson (W) senior 10-6
120 poundsDominic Pecoraro (C) 2-3 senior vsJames Loy (HH) senior 8-8Mace Bond (S) freshman 5-7 vsZachary Sutton (GC) sophomore 7-3Blake Forbes (HSE) junior 8-4 vsTruman Abel (F) sophomore 7-6Milo Merkel (W) freshman 7-9 vsDalton Huffman (N) sophomore 12-3
126 poundsAlexander Strueder (F) junior 13-1 vsAnthony DeInnocentes (GC) senior5-7Noah Long (N) senior 11-5 vs forfeit(S)Jacob Garcia (HSE) junior 10-2 vsJake Rokop (W) junior 7-8Cordell Cowan (HH) freshman 7-9 vsAdam Jerde (C) senior 4-1
132 poundsGary Kitko (N) sophomore 12-6 vsJoe Theriot (C) sophomore 0-3Luke Brogan (W) junior 4-6 vs forfeit(S)Alex Kraus (HH) freshman 5-6 vsBen Batchelder (GC) sophomore 4-4Jaren Tunstill (F) senior 4-0 vsSimon Holowach (HSE) sophomore3-3
138 poundsRiley White (HH) senior 16-0 vs RayGrant (C) senior 2-3Ryan Bell (N) sophomore 11-7 vsJeff Dunasky (GC) freshman 8-4Tyler Wagner (HSE) freshman 7-3 vs
George Vrachnos (F) sophomore 5-7Corbin Went (S) sophomore 6-6 vsNoah Robinson (W) junior 12-5
145 poundsClayton Cowan (HH) senior 15-1 vsMatthew Ajdaharian (GC) junior 1-5Kyle Saez (W) sophomore 9-8 vsRonan Hiner (HSE) freshman 8-3Beau Wilbrandt (F) senior 11-3 vsChad Sauder (C) senior 3-2Nathan Richardson (N) sophomore0-1 vs Justin Delph (S) junior 12-0
152 poundsDreiken Dunn (HH) sophomore 15-1vs Drew Collier (W) senior 3-3Michael Storey (N) sophomore 4-7vs Cian McGarr (S) sophomore 4-1Spencer Bischoff (F) senior 12-2 vsGabe Davin (C) freshman 0-0Kyle Wagner (HSE) senior 7-5 vsKorbin Lane (GC) junior 11-1
160 poundsJack Eiteljorge (C) junior 5-0 vsBobby Williams (HH) freshman 10-6Teegan Heiniger (F) junior 10-4 vs
Joe Callahan (S) junior 5-1David Kitko (N) senior 16-2 vs JustinMiller (W) senior 14-3Garret Myren (HSE) sophomore 4-4vs JT Lazzara (GC) senior 12-0
170 poundsJoe Mazero (HSE) senior 9-3 vsZack Knoll (N) sophomore 2-8Luke Stohler (HH) freshman 1-4 vsSam Medlen (W) sophomore 1-4Collin Ells (S) junior 6-6 vs LoganHart (C) sophomore 0-1Noah Hanning (GC) junior 0-5 vsSpencer Mendez (F) senior 8-7
182 poundsBrody Martin (W) senior 11-6 vsAusten Step (HH) sophomore 3-3Bryce Sharp (C) 3-0 senior vsSamuel Ashton (GC) junior 3-3Andrew Irick (HSE) freshman 6-5 vsJustin Castle (S) 2-5Ryan Williams (F) junior 6-8 vsAshton Mills (N) 12-6 senior
195 poundsLiam Jagow (W) senior 16-0 vs Alex
Naylor (HH) freshman 4-12Dane Smith (F) sophomore 2-3 vsConner May (N) junior 12-6Ethan Reynolds (S) junior 5-2 vsMax Burris (HSE) senior 8-4Jordon Kaus (GC) senior 3-9 vs EricBoleman (C) senior 4-1
220 poundsLevi Gleason (W) senior 11-5 vsJayden Williams (C) sophomore 0-4Cameron Powell (S) junior 7-4 vsNathan Pairitz (F) sophomore 11-4Ryan Leslie (N) senior 5-1 vs JamesWackenhuth (HH) senior 0-0Joe Myren (HSE) senior 10-2 vsforfeit (GC)
285 poundsAustin Dollens (W) senior 6-4 vsBrendan Perrigo (F) senior 4-5Trevor Cunningham (HH) freshman6-10 vs Brad Killion (N) senior 9-6Crae Kunkleman (HSE) sophomore9-2 vs forfeit (GC)Jack Williams (C) junior 3-2 vs IanPence (S) sophomore 10-2
Carmel beat Center Grove 43-10 in aWednesday Metropolitan Conference dualmeet
Greyhound victories included pins byBrenden Mattingly at 106 pounds andDominic Pecoraro at 120 Other winnerswere Garrett Sharp Chad Sauder GabeDavin Bryce Sharp Eric Boleman Jayden
Williams Jack Williams Adam Jerde andJoe Theriot
Carmel 43Center Grove 10
138 Garrett Sharp def King 7-3145 Chad Sauder def Latham 19-9
152 Gabe Davin def Clingamen 11-3160 Jack Eiteljorge lost to Mappes 3-1170 Logan Hart lost to Hays 7-1182 Bryce Sharp def Stits 13-0195 Eric Boleman def Byrd 13-4220 Jayden Williams def Cutsinger6-4285 Jack Williams def Hillis 2-1106 Brenden Mattingly def Sequin byfall 219113 Kyle Holman lost to Petro 10-1120 Dominic Pecoraro defShoemaker by fall 110
126 Adam Jerde def Pruett 9-4132 Joe Theriot def Dancheck 12-2
Hamilton Heights dropped a 42-30 dual meet to AndersonWednesday
Huskies winners were CordellCowan at 126 Riley White at 132Dreiken Dunn at 145 ClaytonCowan at 152 Luke Stohler at 170and Noah Lawson at 182
lsquoHounds beat CG Huskies fall to Anderson
Hamilton County wrestling meet brackets
Richie HallFile photo
Hamilton Heightsrsquo Dreiken Dunn shown here in an earlier meet is the top seed at 152 pounds
Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBToronto 18 7 720 -New York 14 11 560 35Boston 13 12 520 40Brooklyn 7 17 292 105Philadelphia 6 19 240 110Southeast W L PCT GBCharlotte 14 12 538 -Atlanta 12 13 480 20Washington 10 14 417 40Orlando 11 16 407 35Miami 9 17 346 60Central W L PCT GBCleveland 18 6 750 -Chicago 13 11 542 55Detroit 14 13 519 65Indiana 13 13 500 60Milwaukee 11 12 478 70
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 16 10 615 -Oklahoma City 15 11 577 -Portland 13 14 481 30Denver 9 16 360 60Minnesota 7 18 280 80Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 20 5 800 -Houston 19 7 731 15Memphis 18 9 667 30New Orleans 8 18 308 120Dallas 6 19 240 130Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 22 4 846 -LA Clippers 19 7 731 35Sacramento 9 16 360 120LA Lakers 10 18 357 125Phoenix 8 17 320 135
NBA standingsWednesdayrsquos scores
Toronto 123 Philadelphia 114Washington 109 Charlotte 106LA Clippers 113 Orlando 108
Miami 95 Indiana 89Brooklyn 107 LA Lakers 97
Memphis 93 Cleveland 85Houston 132 Sacramento 98
Detroit 95 Dallas 85Utah 109 Oklahoma City 89San Antonio 108 Boston 101
By WHEAT HOTCHKISSCourtesy nbacompacersThe Pacers up-and-down season
continued on Wednesday night Indiana(13-13) fell to the Heat (9-17) in Miami95-89 snapping a two-game win streak ThePacers have yet to win or lose more than twoconsecutive contests all season long
The Pacers struggled to find a rhythmearly on Wednesday connecting on just7-of-23 shots (304 percent) in the firstquarter But Indiana was good enoughdefensively to force the Heat into 10turnovers and got to the free throw line eighttimes in the period which allowed the Blueamp Gold to head into the second quarter witha 21-20 lead
The Heat moved back in front early inthe second period and led for the vastmajority of the period extending the marginto as many as seven points
The Pacers however strung together a9-2 run to tie the game at 45 on MylesTurners layup with 228 left in the halfThey eventually retook the lead on a massive
fast break dunk from Thaddeus Young with21 seconds to play but Tyler Johnsonknocked down a floater on the other end asthe buzzer sounded to push the Heat back infront by one heading into halftime
Indiana struggled to contain Heat centerHassan Whiteside in the first half The7-footer scored 20 points over the first twoquarters on 9-of-12 shooting and alsocollected 14 rebounds six of them offensive
Whiteside basically just dominated thepaint with offensive rebounds and hisscoring and his putbacks Pacers headcoach Nate McMillan said We really justdidnt have an answer for his paint presence
After going just 3-for-11 from the fieldthrough the first two quarters Pacers All-Star forward Paul George heated up shortlyafter halftime PG buried his first four shotsin the third quarter knocking down two3-pointers and converting an old-fashionedthree-point play to help the Blue amp Goldsurge back ahead
Indiana led by as many as seven pointsin the third period and took a narrow 79-78lead heading into the fourth
But the Blue amp Golds offense went coldfor a prolonged stretch allowing the hoststo move back in front The Pacers failed toscore for a 703 stretch spanning the end ofthe third and start of the fourth quarters
Miami managed nine points over thattime opening up a five-point lead beforeAaron Brooks jumper with 609 to playsnapped Indianas scoreless streak
After George scored with 238 to playtrimmed Miamis lead to 92-89 the Pacershad three chances to tie the game ButGeorge missed a deep 3-pointer in transitionon Indianas first possession and MylesTurner missed a three on each of Indianasnext two trips down the court
With the shot clock turned off afterTurners last miss the Pacers fouled theHeat but werent yet in the bonus On theensuing inbound Miami utilized quickpasses to evade Indianas foul attempts andeventually found Josh Richardson for anuncontested dunk that sealed the victory forthe hosts
I thought we played a little slow in thatfourth quarter George said after the loss
I took a couple tough looks One particularthree that I could have avoided I thought wejust played slow which kind of sped us upwhen it got late in the shot clock where wehad to try and make plays
George led the Pacers with 22 points inthe loss but was just 8-for-22 from the fieldCJ Miles added 15 points off the benchgoing 3-for-6 from 3-point range Turneradded 11 points seven rebounds and fiveblocks
Whiteside led all scorers with 26 pointsand 22 rebounds though he converted justone field goal after halftime
He was aided by James and TylerJohnson both of whom gave Miami bigminutes off the bench James Johnsonfinished with 14 points on 6-of-9 shootingand six assists Tyler Johnson added 15points five rebounds three assists and fourblocks
The Pacers return to action on Thursdaynight in New Orleans when they take onAnthony Davis and the Pelicans on thesecond night of a back-to-back
Miami stops Pacers two-game win streak
Sports8
The Noblesville East seventh-grade boys basketball team beat Hamilton Heights 36-31in a Monday game
Holden Montarsi scored 20 points for the East Millers with Evan Wilson adding 12and Hunter Morrison contributing four
Noblesville Easts eighth-grade team played two games recently falling to Clay 66-36on Dec 8 and to Heights 49-37 on Monday
NEMS seventh-grade boysget Monday victory
The Fishers freshman boys basketballteam beat Pendleton Heights 39-23 onMonday
The Tigers held the Arabians scorelessin the first quarter and dominated the game
from there Fishers is now 5-1 and returnsto action on Jan 3 with a game at Ben Davis
Score by QuartersFishers 11 13 9 6 - 39Pendleton 0 8 10 5 - 23
Tiger freshman boys beat Pendleton
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skills that will help them becomecommunicators leaders and worldchangers Judges are part of this processinvesting in the future by investing a fewhours in the lives of these studentsrdquo
The organization encouragesparticipation in judging from individualsover the age of 18 from all walks of lifeincluding community groups such asToastmasters Lions clubs Rotary clubsOptimist clubs or other civic organizationsprofessionals with communicationsexperience such as professors collegestudents pastors lawyers judges andteachers business professionalshomemakers and local church members
ldquoThe tournament comes directly after theholidaysrdquo Rogers said ldquoso wersquore hopingjudges will sign up right away while itrsquos ontheir minds Slots are open for speech ordebatemdashor bothrdquo Judging requires about athree-hour time commitment whichincludes a short orientation the one-and-a-half hour round and filling out a ballot Plusthere will be refreshments
ldquoWersquove had so many positive commentsfrom judges around the countryrdquo Rogersnotes ldquoOne woman in Ohio has judged formany years because she feels like she is ona cruise when she judges at tournamentsthere is great entertainment sweetfellowship and plenty of foodrdquo
To inquire about participating as acommunity judge please contact OliviaCronin at NCFCARecruitinggmailcom
IN Qualifier Facebook pagehttpswwwfacebookcomNCFCAIndianaQualifier
Register here to judgehttpswwwncfcaregistrationcomNCFCAJudgeRegistrationaspx
Noblesville High School band alumni are invited to dust off their instruments suit upin a black shirt and join their fellow musicians for Alumni Community Pep Band Night
The band will play during the Millers varsity boys basketball game with Pike onTuesday Dec 20 Alumni should meet at 6 pm in the NHS band room
NHS band alumni invited to playduring Tuesday Millers boys game
The Sheridan Town Council has announced its 2017 meeting scheduleThe council will meet at 7 pm on the second and fourth Mondays of each month
except for Monday Dec 25 2017 Members effective Jan 1 2017 are Glen Bougher BillCurl Steve Fisher David Kinkead and Darryl Waters
The councils various boards commissions and committees all meet as needed Unlessotherwise noted all meetings take place at the Sheridan Town Hall 506 S Main St Hereare the members of each entity
Plan Commission Silas DeVaney III Steve Fisher Michelle Junkins Beth Lee DebbieMerriman Randy Parsons Connie Pearson Mike Schaefer and Darryl Waters
Park Board Silas DeVaney III Brian Jones Matthew Lenseigne and Janna WatersBoard of Zoning Appeals Glen Bougher Bob Halcomb David Kinkead Beth Lee
Randy ParsonsEconomic Development Commission Brenda Bush Steve Martin and Martin Samuels
This commission meets at the Sheridan Library 103 W 1st StRedevelopment Commission Glen Bougher Steve Fisher Parvin Gillim Robert Marr
Vance WallaceStorm Water Board Glen Bougher Michelle Junkins Vance WallacePublic Safety Board Sheridan Town Council membersBoard of Public Works Sheridan Town Council members
Sheridan Town Councilsets meetings schedule
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And he that taketh not his cross and followeth after me is notworthy of me
- Matthew 1038
50 Years AgoNews Hamilton Countyrsquos population will increase 92 percent by 1985according to a detailed report released yesterday by Indiana UniversityGraduate School of BusinessSports Noblesville Basketball coach Glen Harper facing the biggestweekend so far this season isnrsquot worried about a Saturday nightengagement with defending sectional champion Carmel Harper the mostsuccessful hardwood mentor in NHS history doesnrsquot have time at themoment to worry about the GreyhoundsAd Smiths Jewelers 4-Diamond Bridal Pair $12900
3Obituaries
Justin C Culverhouse
January 25 1992 - December 12 2016
Justin C Culverhouse 24 of Cicero passed away on Monday December 12 2016He was born on January 25 1992 in Macon Georgia
Justin attended Hamilton Heights and Ball State He was veryartistic and loved to draw Justin enjoyed reading and all things AnimeYu-Gi-Oh and Pokeacutemon He was always a fun person to be around
Justin is survived by his parents Billie Jo amp Josh Hittle fatherJonathan Culverhouse sisters Jordan Culverhouse Faith Hittle andEllie Culverhouse and grandparents Ron amp Nancy Hittle Lynda ampRoyce Dortch and John amp Sharon Culverhouse
Services will be held at 200 pm on Saturday December 17 2016 atRandall amp Roberts Funeral Center 1685 Westfield Road in Noblesville with visitationfrom1200 Noon to the time of service Chaplain Kevin Classen will officiate Burial willbe at Eagle Creek Cemetery in Westfield
Memorial contributions may be made to Randall amp Roberts Funeral Home to defrayfuneral costs
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Samuel F Leer Jr
August 8 1954 - December 1 2016
Samuel F Leer Jr 62 of Noblesville passed away on Thursday December 1 2016at St Vincent Hospital Indianapolis He was born on August 8 1954to the late Samuel and Jacqueline (Martin) Leer in New Castle IndianaSam was a retired registered nurse and beloved husband father andgrandfather
He is survived by his wife Jennifer (McCoy) Leer children RyanLeer of Cocoa Beach FL Olivia Donovan of Noblesville Sophia Leerof Arizona Cecelia Leer of Noblesville Samson Leer of NoblesvilleMaximillien Leer of Noblesville and Lilia Belle Leer of Noblesvillesiblings Jack Leer of Richmond Susan Donnahue of Southport andPatrick Leer of New Castle and four grandchildren Ryan Jr Lori
and Layla Leer and Paisley Leer-UhlerPrivate family services were heldCondolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Contact us Hamiltonconorthreporterhotmailcom
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News4
The women of the Cicero United Methodist Church will again be having theirannual Cookie Walk at the Red Bridge Community Building on Saturday Dec 17 from9 to 11 am
You might ask ldquoWhat is a cookie walkrdquo You may come to Red Bridge Park inCicero and purchase a box Now the fun begins as you walk around the many tablesand select from an wide array of homemade holiday cookies some even artfullydecorated to fill your box
For the busy person it is a great way to get the cookies you need for the Christmasseason Come early to get the best selection The proceeds will be used to supportefforts in the mission field
CUMC Cookie Walk is Saturday
The Indiana State Police is acceptingapplications for two Regional Dispatcherpositions at the Indianapolis Post (8620 E21st St) to help staff its Regional DispatchCenter An emergency dispatcher serves acritical role in emergency response and isrelied upon for the first line of life savingcommunication by first responders as wellas citizens in need of emergency assistanceThe starting salary for this rewarding careeris $30082 and the Indiana State Policeoffers a comprehensive benefit packagewhich includes medical dental vision lifeinsurance retirement plans and accruedleave
Job DescriptionTo serve as a civilian employee of the
Indiana State Police whose primaryresponsibility is to receive collate recorddisseminate and accurately dispatchinformation to Department police personnelother law enforcement agencies and othersupport services through the use of aComputer Aided Dispatch (CAD) systemRecords Management System (RMS)Automatic Vehicle Locator (AVL)Geographic Information System (GIS) andother Regional Dispatch Center resources
ResponsibilitiesTo provide dispatch support to other
Regional Dispatch Centers state-wide on anas needed basis in response to naturaldisasters inclement weather or otheroperational needs To coordinate emergencyand non-emergency traffic with Departmentpersonnel and other public safety agenciesTo provide emergency medical self-help tocitizens while EMS units are en route Toprocess analyze and dispatch Indiana Dataand Communications System (IDACS)National Law EnforcementTelecommunications System (NLETS) andNational Crime Information Center (NCIC)information to meet state and federalguidelines utilizing their precise formats
Preferred ExperienceMust be a high school graduate or
possess the equivalent GED Mustsuccessfully complete Department typingtest Must take a Department approvedDispatch Simulation test Two years publicsafety communications experience preferredbut not required Emergency MedicalTechnician (EMT) certification preferredbut not required Must become certifiedand maintain certification as a TDDTTYoperator Must become certified or provideproof of certification in CPR andEmergency Medical Dispatch Must haveability to maintain confidentiality Musthave ability to communicate effectivelyboth verbally and in writing
The deadline to apply is Friday Dec16 at 330 pm
Those interested can fill out an onlineapplication wwwingovspdcareers JobID 605525
Any questions should be directed to JillSchmidt at the Indiana State PoliceIndianapolis Post 317-899-8577
Indiana State Police hiringRegional Dispatchers
Missing Carmel girl found safeA missing Carmel girl was found safely earlier this weekAt around 430 pm on Tuesday Madison K Dammeyer 17 was located in Spruce
Pine NCOfficers verified her information and she was removed from the Indiana Missing
Childrens Clearinghouse database
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS OF PUBLIC HEARINGBoard of Zoning Appeals
City of Noblesville Indiana This notice is to inform you of a Public Hearing that will be held bythe Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals on the 3rd day of January2017 This hearing to discuss application BZNA 001046-2016 willbegin at 600 pm in the Common Council Chambers Noblesville CityHall at 16 South 10th Street The application submitted by Shane LLCrequests that the Board overturn a Decision of the Director pursuant toUDO sect 4D2 and the $3000 fee for the occupancy of a space beforeobtaining a final inspection and a certificate of occupancy on theproperty located at 802 Mulberry Street Written suggestions or objections relative to the application abovemay be filed with the Department of Planning and Development at orbefore such meeting and will be heard by the Noblesville Board ofZoning Appeals Interested persons desiring to present their viewseither in writing or verbally will have an opportunity to be heard at theabove-mentioned time and place This hearing may be continued from time to time as found necessaryby the Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals A copy of the proposal ison file in the Department of Planning and Development at 16 South10th Street Suite 150 and may be reviewed during regular officehours 800 am to 430 pm A copy of the file may also be viewed onthe Department of Planning websitewwwcityofnoblesvilleorgplanning by clicking the icon on the maprelating to this location and selecting the application materials link Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals Sarah Reed Secretary12152016 D 12192016 P RL2016-951-80-2
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS OF PUBLIC HEARINGBoard of Zoning Appeals
City of Noblesville Indiana This notice is to inform you of a Public Hearing that will be held bythe Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals on the 3rd day of January2017 This hearing to discuss application BZNA 001051-2016 willbegin at 600 pm in the Common Council Chambers Noblesville CityHall at 16 South 10th Street The application submitted by DeBoyLand Development Services requests that approval be granted to aVariance of Development Standards application pursuant to UDO sectTable 8C to permit a convalescent nursing or rest home that exceedsthe maximum permitted height in the PB (Planned Business) zoningdistrict (35 feet permitted 46 feet requested) on the property locatedat 9600 East 146th Street Written suggestions or objections relative to the application abovemay be filed with the Department of Planning and Development at orbefore such meeting and will be heard by the Noblesville Board ofZoning Appeals Interested persons desiring to present their viewseither in writing or verbally will have an opportunity to be heard at theabove-mentioned time and place This hearing may be continued from time to time as found necessaryby the Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals A copy of the proposal ison file in the Department of Planning and Development at 16 South10th Street Suite 150 and may be reviewed during regular officehours 800 am to 430 pm A copy of the file may also be viewed onthe Department of Planning websitewwwcityofnoblesvilleorgplanning by clicking the icon on the maprelating to this location and selecting the application materials link Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals Sarah Reed Secretary12152016 D 12192016 P RL2016-956-80-2
News 5
Indiana Members Credit Union (IMCU) recently presented a check for $2141 to Carmel High School as partof an ongoing school spirit debit card program The partnership allows Carmel fans the opportunity to showtheir school spirit and support the athletic program by signing up for a Carmel Greyhounds themed debit cardEvery time the card is used Carmel athletics benefits The more cards that are in use the larger the contributionSince beginning the program in 2013 Carmel High School has earned $4746 through this IMCU givebackprogram
Jill Pelley IMCUrsquos Carmel Branch Manager and Stephanie Roesner IMCUrsquos Old Meridian Branch Managerpresented the check to Jim Inskeep Athletic Director of Carmel High School at the boysrsquo varsity basketballgame on Tuesday Nov 22
The card is available for issue to members at the IMCU Carmel Branch 4790 E 96th Street and the IMCUOld Meridian Branch 12725 Old Meridian Street as well as IMCUrsquos other 23 Central Indiana locations TheIMCU Carmel Greyhounds debit card is free to members with IMCUrsquos free checking account and can be issuedimmediately through IMCUrsquos Instant Issue program which allows members to receive their debit card on thespot Help support Carmel High School and visit the IMCU Carmel or Old Meridian Branches or imcucom fordetails
Photo provided
IMCU contributes $2141 to Carmel High School
6 Sports
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorThere will be several familiar names at
this Saturdays Hamilton County wrestlingmeet and those names belong to wrestlerswho know how to win
Six returning county champions are inthe field for this years county meet whichtakes place at Guerin Catholic The meetbegins at 830 am with the championshipmatches scheduled to start at 1 pm
While there are six champs returningsome of them will be in different weightclasses Fishers junior Alexander Struederwon last year at 106 pounds but this yearhe makes the jump to the 126-pounddivision where he is the top seed The 13-1Strueder wrestles Guerin senior AnthonyDeInnocentes in the first round this year
Noblesville senior Nick Brady willdefend his championship at 113 poundsremaining in the same weight class as lastyear The top-seeded Brady is unbeaten in16 matches this season and takes onHamilton Heights freshman Caleb Jones inthe first round
Carmel senior Adam Jerde was lastyears champion at 120 pounds and bumpsup slightly to 126 pounds The second-seeded Jerde is 5-1 and ranked 12th inIndianaMatcoms individual rankings hefaces Huskies freshman Cordell Cowan inround one
Junior Jack Eiteljorge is the secondreturning champion for the GreyhoundsEiteljorge won at 145 pounds last year Witha record of 5-1 the top seed is ranked eighthat 152 pounds but will compete at 160pounds in the county meet taking onHeights freshman Bobby Williams in thefirst round
The Huskies have a returning championClayton Cowan The senior won last yearat 160 pounds and is rated ninth at 152 butthis year will drop to 145 pounds Cowanwho is 16-1 and top seeded will face GuerinCatholics Matthew Ajdaharian in theopening round
Hamilton Southeasterns Joe Mazero
won at 170 pounds last year and the seniorwill defend his title in that weight class thisyear as the top seed The 10-3 Mazero facesNoblesville sophomore Zack Knoll in thefirst round
Other top seeds and their first-roundmatches are
HSEs Reece Luhmann who is 11-2 at106 pounds The freshman takes on
Sheridan freshman Jakob LeonardCarmel senior Dominic Pecoraro who
enters the tournament 3-3 at 120 pounds Hetakes on Hamilton Heights senior James Loy
Noblesville sophomore Gary Kitko is13-6 as the 132-pound first seed He willface Carmel sophomore Joe Theriot
Heights senior Riley White comes intocounty ranked seventh at 138 pounds andunbeaten at 17-0 He will face Carmel seniorRay Grant
Another Husky 152-poundersophomore Dreiken Dunn is 16-1 for theseason He will wrestle Westfield seniorDrew Collier
Shamrocks senior Brody Martin willwrestle at 182 pounds and is 12-6 for theseason He takes on Heights sophomoreAusten Step
Another Westfield senior 195-pounderLiam Jagow is perfect in 16 matches thisseason Jagow is ranked 10th in the state andwill face Heights sophomore Alex Naylor
The Shamrocks have the 220-pound topseed as well Senior Levi Gleason He is11-5 and takes on Carmel sophomore JaydenWilliams
How about another top seed forWestfield At 285 pounds its senior AustinDollens He is 6-4 and will face Fisherssenior Brendan Perrigo
Also of note Carmel freshman BrendenMattingly is ranked 12th at 106 pounds hehas a 4-2 record Mattingly wrestles againstFishers freshman PJ Pritchett in the firstround
Another Greyhounds wrestler juniorJack Williams is rated 11th at 285 poundsThe 4-2 Williams will take on Sheridansophomore Ian Pence in the first roundPence is 10-2 and one of second seeds forthe Blackhawks
Sheridans other No 2 seed is junior145-pounder Justin Delph who is unbeatenat 12-0 this season Delph takes onNoblesville sophomore Nathan Richardsonin the first round
Guerin Catholic has two second seedsJunior Korbin Lane is 11-1 at 152 poundsand takes on Southeastern senior KyleWagner Golden Eagles 160-pound juniorJT Lazzara is perfect in 12 matches andwrestles HSE sophomore Garret Myren
Six champs will return from last year
Reporter photo by Kent Graham
Noblesvillersquos Gary Kitko (top) and Hamilton Southeasternrsquos Simon Holowach battled during Tuesdayrsquos wrestling dual meetbetween the Millers and the Royals Kitko is seeded first and Holowach second in the 126-pound bracket at Saturdayrsquos HamiltonCounty meet which takes place at Guerin Catholic
7Sports
NOTE Records were current as of theseeding meeting on Monday and donot contain results from this week
106 poundsReece Luhmann (HSE) freshman 10-2 vs Jakob Leonard (S) freshman5-7Aiden Ray (HH) freshman 9-7 vsBrendan Mattingly (C) freshman 3-2PJ Pritchett (F) freshman 8-5 vsJeffrey Iles (N) freshman 2-5Jonathon Koscal (GC) freshman 3-3vs Carson Eldred (W) freshman 13-4
113 poundsNick Brady (N) senior 15-0 vs CalebJones (HH) freshman 8-8Lucas Baugh (F) sophomore 5-5 vsKyle Holman (C) sophomore 3-2Jacob Simone (HSE) freshman 9-3vs forfeit (S)Samuel Mirande (GC) freshman 3-8vs Reid Hutson (W) senior 10-6
120 poundsDominic Pecoraro (C) 2-3 senior vsJames Loy (HH) senior 8-8Mace Bond (S) freshman 5-7 vsZachary Sutton (GC) sophomore 7-3Blake Forbes (HSE) junior 8-4 vsTruman Abel (F) sophomore 7-6Milo Merkel (W) freshman 7-9 vsDalton Huffman (N) sophomore 12-3
126 poundsAlexander Strueder (F) junior 13-1 vsAnthony DeInnocentes (GC) senior5-7Noah Long (N) senior 11-5 vs forfeit(S)Jacob Garcia (HSE) junior 10-2 vsJake Rokop (W) junior 7-8Cordell Cowan (HH) freshman 7-9 vsAdam Jerde (C) senior 4-1
132 poundsGary Kitko (N) sophomore 12-6 vsJoe Theriot (C) sophomore 0-3Luke Brogan (W) junior 4-6 vs forfeit(S)Alex Kraus (HH) freshman 5-6 vsBen Batchelder (GC) sophomore 4-4Jaren Tunstill (F) senior 4-0 vsSimon Holowach (HSE) sophomore3-3
138 poundsRiley White (HH) senior 16-0 vs RayGrant (C) senior 2-3Ryan Bell (N) sophomore 11-7 vsJeff Dunasky (GC) freshman 8-4Tyler Wagner (HSE) freshman 7-3 vs
George Vrachnos (F) sophomore 5-7Corbin Went (S) sophomore 6-6 vsNoah Robinson (W) junior 12-5
145 poundsClayton Cowan (HH) senior 15-1 vsMatthew Ajdaharian (GC) junior 1-5Kyle Saez (W) sophomore 9-8 vsRonan Hiner (HSE) freshman 8-3Beau Wilbrandt (F) senior 11-3 vsChad Sauder (C) senior 3-2Nathan Richardson (N) sophomore0-1 vs Justin Delph (S) junior 12-0
152 poundsDreiken Dunn (HH) sophomore 15-1vs Drew Collier (W) senior 3-3Michael Storey (N) sophomore 4-7vs Cian McGarr (S) sophomore 4-1Spencer Bischoff (F) senior 12-2 vsGabe Davin (C) freshman 0-0Kyle Wagner (HSE) senior 7-5 vsKorbin Lane (GC) junior 11-1
160 poundsJack Eiteljorge (C) junior 5-0 vsBobby Williams (HH) freshman 10-6Teegan Heiniger (F) junior 10-4 vs
Joe Callahan (S) junior 5-1David Kitko (N) senior 16-2 vs JustinMiller (W) senior 14-3Garret Myren (HSE) sophomore 4-4vs JT Lazzara (GC) senior 12-0
170 poundsJoe Mazero (HSE) senior 9-3 vsZack Knoll (N) sophomore 2-8Luke Stohler (HH) freshman 1-4 vsSam Medlen (W) sophomore 1-4Collin Ells (S) junior 6-6 vs LoganHart (C) sophomore 0-1Noah Hanning (GC) junior 0-5 vsSpencer Mendez (F) senior 8-7
182 poundsBrody Martin (W) senior 11-6 vsAusten Step (HH) sophomore 3-3Bryce Sharp (C) 3-0 senior vsSamuel Ashton (GC) junior 3-3Andrew Irick (HSE) freshman 6-5 vsJustin Castle (S) 2-5Ryan Williams (F) junior 6-8 vsAshton Mills (N) 12-6 senior
195 poundsLiam Jagow (W) senior 16-0 vs Alex
Naylor (HH) freshman 4-12Dane Smith (F) sophomore 2-3 vsConner May (N) junior 12-6Ethan Reynolds (S) junior 5-2 vsMax Burris (HSE) senior 8-4Jordon Kaus (GC) senior 3-9 vs EricBoleman (C) senior 4-1
220 poundsLevi Gleason (W) senior 11-5 vsJayden Williams (C) sophomore 0-4Cameron Powell (S) junior 7-4 vsNathan Pairitz (F) sophomore 11-4Ryan Leslie (N) senior 5-1 vs JamesWackenhuth (HH) senior 0-0Joe Myren (HSE) senior 10-2 vsforfeit (GC)
285 poundsAustin Dollens (W) senior 6-4 vsBrendan Perrigo (F) senior 4-5Trevor Cunningham (HH) freshman6-10 vs Brad Killion (N) senior 9-6Crae Kunkleman (HSE) sophomore9-2 vs forfeit (GC)Jack Williams (C) junior 3-2 vs IanPence (S) sophomore 10-2
Carmel beat Center Grove 43-10 in aWednesday Metropolitan Conference dualmeet
Greyhound victories included pins byBrenden Mattingly at 106 pounds andDominic Pecoraro at 120 Other winnerswere Garrett Sharp Chad Sauder GabeDavin Bryce Sharp Eric Boleman Jayden
Williams Jack Williams Adam Jerde andJoe Theriot
Carmel 43Center Grove 10
138 Garrett Sharp def King 7-3145 Chad Sauder def Latham 19-9
152 Gabe Davin def Clingamen 11-3160 Jack Eiteljorge lost to Mappes 3-1170 Logan Hart lost to Hays 7-1182 Bryce Sharp def Stits 13-0195 Eric Boleman def Byrd 13-4220 Jayden Williams def Cutsinger6-4285 Jack Williams def Hillis 2-1106 Brenden Mattingly def Sequin byfall 219113 Kyle Holman lost to Petro 10-1120 Dominic Pecoraro defShoemaker by fall 110
126 Adam Jerde def Pruett 9-4132 Joe Theriot def Dancheck 12-2
Hamilton Heights dropped a 42-30 dual meet to AndersonWednesday
Huskies winners were CordellCowan at 126 Riley White at 132Dreiken Dunn at 145 ClaytonCowan at 152 Luke Stohler at 170and Noah Lawson at 182
lsquoHounds beat CG Huskies fall to Anderson
Hamilton County wrestling meet brackets
Richie HallFile photo
Hamilton Heightsrsquo Dreiken Dunn shown here in an earlier meet is the top seed at 152 pounds
Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBToronto 18 7 720 -New York 14 11 560 35Boston 13 12 520 40Brooklyn 7 17 292 105Philadelphia 6 19 240 110Southeast W L PCT GBCharlotte 14 12 538 -Atlanta 12 13 480 20Washington 10 14 417 40Orlando 11 16 407 35Miami 9 17 346 60Central W L PCT GBCleveland 18 6 750 -Chicago 13 11 542 55Detroit 14 13 519 65Indiana 13 13 500 60Milwaukee 11 12 478 70
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 16 10 615 -Oklahoma City 15 11 577 -Portland 13 14 481 30Denver 9 16 360 60Minnesota 7 18 280 80Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 20 5 800 -Houston 19 7 731 15Memphis 18 9 667 30New Orleans 8 18 308 120Dallas 6 19 240 130Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 22 4 846 -LA Clippers 19 7 731 35Sacramento 9 16 360 120LA Lakers 10 18 357 125Phoenix 8 17 320 135
NBA standingsWednesdayrsquos scores
Toronto 123 Philadelphia 114Washington 109 Charlotte 106LA Clippers 113 Orlando 108
Miami 95 Indiana 89Brooklyn 107 LA Lakers 97
Memphis 93 Cleveland 85Houston 132 Sacramento 98
Detroit 95 Dallas 85Utah 109 Oklahoma City 89San Antonio 108 Boston 101
By WHEAT HOTCHKISSCourtesy nbacompacersThe Pacers up-and-down season
continued on Wednesday night Indiana(13-13) fell to the Heat (9-17) in Miami95-89 snapping a two-game win streak ThePacers have yet to win or lose more than twoconsecutive contests all season long
The Pacers struggled to find a rhythmearly on Wednesday connecting on just7-of-23 shots (304 percent) in the firstquarter But Indiana was good enoughdefensively to force the Heat into 10turnovers and got to the free throw line eighttimes in the period which allowed the Blueamp Gold to head into the second quarter witha 21-20 lead
The Heat moved back in front early inthe second period and led for the vastmajority of the period extending the marginto as many as seven points
The Pacers however strung together a9-2 run to tie the game at 45 on MylesTurners layup with 228 left in the halfThey eventually retook the lead on a massive
fast break dunk from Thaddeus Young with21 seconds to play but Tyler Johnsonknocked down a floater on the other end asthe buzzer sounded to push the Heat back infront by one heading into halftime
Indiana struggled to contain Heat centerHassan Whiteside in the first half The7-footer scored 20 points over the first twoquarters on 9-of-12 shooting and alsocollected 14 rebounds six of them offensive
Whiteside basically just dominated thepaint with offensive rebounds and hisscoring and his putbacks Pacers headcoach Nate McMillan said We really justdidnt have an answer for his paint presence
After going just 3-for-11 from the fieldthrough the first two quarters Pacers All-Star forward Paul George heated up shortlyafter halftime PG buried his first four shotsin the third quarter knocking down two3-pointers and converting an old-fashionedthree-point play to help the Blue amp Goldsurge back ahead
Indiana led by as many as seven pointsin the third period and took a narrow 79-78lead heading into the fourth
But the Blue amp Golds offense went coldfor a prolonged stretch allowing the hoststo move back in front The Pacers failed toscore for a 703 stretch spanning the end ofthe third and start of the fourth quarters
Miami managed nine points over thattime opening up a five-point lead beforeAaron Brooks jumper with 609 to playsnapped Indianas scoreless streak
After George scored with 238 to playtrimmed Miamis lead to 92-89 the Pacershad three chances to tie the game ButGeorge missed a deep 3-pointer in transitionon Indianas first possession and MylesTurner missed a three on each of Indianasnext two trips down the court
With the shot clock turned off afterTurners last miss the Pacers fouled theHeat but werent yet in the bonus On theensuing inbound Miami utilized quickpasses to evade Indianas foul attempts andeventually found Josh Richardson for anuncontested dunk that sealed the victory forthe hosts
I thought we played a little slow in thatfourth quarter George said after the loss
I took a couple tough looks One particularthree that I could have avoided I thought wejust played slow which kind of sped us upwhen it got late in the shot clock where wehad to try and make plays
George led the Pacers with 22 points inthe loss but was just 8-for-22 from the fieldCJ Miles added 15 points off the benchgoing 3-for-6 from 3-point range Turneradded 11 points seven rebounds and fiveblocks
Whiteside led all scorers with 26 pointsand 22 rebounds though he converted justone field goal after halftime
He was aided by James and TylerJohnson both of whom gave Miami bigminutes off the bench James Johnsonfinished with 14 points on 6-of-9 shootingand six assists Tyler Johnson added 15points five rebounds three assists and fourblocks
The Pacers return to action on Thursdaynight in New Orleans when they take onAnthony Davis and the Pelicans on thesecond night of a back-to-back
Miami stops Pacers two-game win streak
Sports8
The Noblesville East seventh-grade boys basketball team beat Hamilton Heights 36-31in a Monday game
Holden Montarsi scored 20 points for the East Millers with Evan Wilson adding 12and Hunter Morrison contributing four
Noblesville Easts eighth-grade team played two games recently falling to Clay 66-36on Dec 8 and to Heights 49-37 on Monday
NEMS seventh-grade boysget Monday victory
The Fishers freshman boys basketballteam beat Pendleton Heights 39-23 onMonday
The Tigers held the Arabians scorelessin the first quarter and dominated the game
from there Fishers is now 5-1 and returnsto action on Jan 3 with a game at Ben Davis
Score by QuartersFishers 11 13 9 6 - 39Pendleton 0 8 10 5 - 23
Tiger freshman boys beat Pendleton
Find The Reporteron Facebook
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Contact InformationPhone
317-408-5548
EmailHamiltonconorthreporterhotmailcom
Publisher Jeff JellisonHamiltonconorthreporterhotmailcom
317-408-5548
Editor Don JellisonHoosiermabaaolcom
317-773-2769
Sports Editor Richie HallRhall1977gmailcomTwitter Richie_Hall
Web Addresswwwhc-reportercom
Mailing AddressPO Box190
Westfield IN 46074
Subscripton InformationPrint Edition
3 months $186 months $341 Year $68
Daily Email Edition6 months $251 Year $50
And he that taketh not his cross and followeth after me is notworthy of me
- Matthew 1038
50 Years AgoNews Hamilton Countyrsquos population will increase 92 percent by 1985according to a detailed report released yesterday by Indiana UniversityGraduate School of BusinessSports Noblesville Basketball coach Glen Harper facing the biggestweekend so far this season isnrsquot worried about a Saturday nightengagement with defending sectional champion Carmel Harper the mostsuccessful hardwood mentor in NHS history doesnrsquot have time at themoment to worry about the GreyhoundsAd Smiths Jewelers 4-Diamond Bridal Pair $12900
3Obituaries
Justin C Culverhouse
January 25 1992 - December 12 2016
Justin C Culverhouse 24 of Cicero passed away on Monday December 12 2016He was born on January 25 1992 in Macon Georgia
Justin attended Hamilton Heights and Ball State He was veryartistic and loved to draw Justin enjoyed reading and all things AnimeYu-Gi-Oh and Pokeacutemon He was always a fun person to be around
Justin is survived by his parents Billie Jo amp Josh Hittle fatherJonathan Culverhouse sisters Jordan Culverhouse Faith Hittle andEllie Culverhouse and grandparents Ron amp Nancy Hittle Lynda ampRoyce Dortch and John amp Sharon Culverhouse
Services will be held at 200 pm on Saturday December 17 2016 atRandall amp Roberts Funeral Center 1685 Westfield Road in Noblesville with visitationfrom1200 Noon to the time of service Chaplain Kevin Classen will officiate Burial willbe at Eagle Creek Cemetery in Westfield
Memorial contributions may be made to Randall amp Roberts Funeral Home to defrayfuneral costs
Condolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Samuel F Leer Jr
August 8 1954 - December 1 2016
Samuel F Leer Jr 62 of Noblesville passed away on Thursday December 1 2016at St Vincent Hospital Indianapolis He was born on August 8 1954to the late Samuel and Jacqueline (Martin) Leer in New Castle IndianaSam was a retired registered nurse and beloved husband father andgrandfather
He is survived by his wife Jennifer (McCoy) Leer children RyanLeer of Cocoa Beach FL Olivia Donovan of Noblesville Sophia Leerof Arizona Cecelia Leer of Noblesville Samson Leer of NoblesvilleMaximillien Leer of Noblesville and Lilia Belle Leer of Noblesvillesiblings Jack Leer of Richmond Susan Donnahue of Southport andPatrick Leer of New Castle and four grandchildren Ryan Jr Lori
and Layla Leer and Paisley Leer-UhlerPrivate family services were heldCondolences wwwrandallrobertscom
Contact us Hamiltonconorthreporterhotmailcom
Hamilton CountyReporter
Hamilton CountyrsquosHometown Newspaper
News4
The women of the Cicero United Methodist Church will again be having theirannual Cookie Walk at the Red Bridge Community Building on Saturday Dec 17 from9 to 11 am
You might ask ldquoWhat is a cookie walkrdquo You may come to Red Bridge Park inCicero and purchase a box Now the fun begins as you walk around the many tablesand select from an wide array of homemade holiday cookies some even artfullydecorated to fill your box
For the busy person it is a great way to get the cookies you need for the Christmasseason Come early to get the best selection The proceeds will be used to supportefforts in the mission field
CUMC Cookie Walk is Saturday
The Indiana State Police is acceptingapplications for two Regional Dispatcherpositions at the Indianapolis Post (8620 E21st St) to help staff its Regional DispatchCenter An emergency dispatcher serves acritical role in emergency response and isrelied upon for the first line of life savingcommunication by first responders as wellas citizens in need of emergency assistanceThe starting salary for this rewarding careeris $30082 and the Indiana State Policeoffers a comprehensive benefit packagewhich includes medical dental vision lifeinsurance retirement plans and accruedleave
Job DescriptionTo serve as a civilian employee of the
Indiana State Police whose primaryresponsibility is to receive collate recorddisseminate and accurately dispatchinformation to Department police personnelother law enforcement agencies and othersupport services through the use of aComputer Aided Dispatch (CAD) systemRecords Management System (RMS)Automatic Vehicle Locator (AVL)Geographic Information System (GIS) andother Regional Dispatch Center resources
ResponsibilitiesTo provide dispatch support to other
Regional Dispatch Centers state-wide on anas needed basis in response to naturaldisasters inclement weather or otheroperational needs To coordinate emergencyand non-emergency traffic with Departmentpersonnel and other public safety agenciesTo provide emergency medical self-help tocitizens while EMS units are en route Toprocess analyze and dispatch Indiana Dataand Communications System (IDACS)National Law EnforcementTelecommunications System (NLETS) andNational Crime Information Center (NCIC)information to meet state and federalguidelines utilizing their precise formats
Preferred ExperienceMust be a high school graduate or
possess the equivalent GED Mustsuccessfully complete Department typingtest Must take a Department approvedDispatch Simulation test Two years publicsafety communications experience preferredbut not required Emergency MedicalTechnician (EMT) certification preferredbut not required Must become certifiedand maintain certification as a TDDTTYoperator Must become certified or provideproof of certification in CPR andEmergency Medical Dispatch Must haveability to maintain confidentiality Musthave ability to communicate effectivelyboth verbally and in writing
The deadline to apply is Friday Dec16 at 330 pm
Those interested can fill out an onlineapplication wwwingovspdcareers JobID 605525
Any questions should be directed to JillSchmidt at the Indiana State PoliceIndianapolis Post 317-899-8577
Indiana State Police hiringRegional Dispatchers
Missing Carmel girl found safeA missing Carmel girl was found safely earlier this weekAt around 430 pm on Tuesday Madison K Dammeyer 17 was located in Spruce
Pine NCOfficers verified her information and she was removed from the Indiana Missing
Childrens Clearinghouse database
Do You Have ACommunity
Announcement
Wedding BirthAnnouncement
Anniversary
Share It With TheCommunity
Contact the HamiltonCounty Reporter
Hamiltonconorthreporter hotmailcom
or call317-408-5548
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS OF PUBLIC HEARINGBoard of Zoning Appeals
City of Noblesville Indiana This notice is to inform you of a Public Hearing that will be held bythe Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals on the 3rd day of January2017 This hearing to discuss application BZNA 001046-2016 willbegin at 600 pm in the Common Council Chambers Noblesville CityHall at 16 South 10th Street The application submitted by Shane LLCrequests that the Board overturn a Decision of the Director pursuant toUDO sect 4D2 and the $3000 fee for the occupancy of a space beforeobtaining a final inspection and a certificate of occupancy on theproperty located at 802 Mulberry Street Written suggestions or objections relative to the application abovemay be filed with the Department of Planning and Development at orbefore such meeting and will be heard by the Noblesville Board ofZoning Appeals Interested persons desiring to present their viewseither in writing or verbally will have an opportunity to be heard at theabove-mentioned time and place This hearing may be continued from time to time as found necessaryby the Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals A copy of the proposal ison file in the Department of Planning and Development at 16 South10th Street Suite 150 and may be reviewed during regular officehours 800 am to 430 pm A copy of the file may also be viewed onthe Department of Planning websitewwwcityofnoblesvilleorgplanning by clicking the icon on the maprelating to this location and selecting the application materials link Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals Sarah Reed Secretary12152016 D 12192016 P RL2016-951-80-2
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS OF PUBLIC HEARINGBoard of Zoning Appeals
City of Noblesville Indiana This notice is to inform you of a Public Hearing that will be held bythe Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals on the 3rd day of January2017 This hearing to discuss application BZNA 001051-2016 willbegin at 600 pm in the Common Council Chambers Noblesville CityHall at 16 South 10th Street The application submitted by DeBoyLand Development Services requests that approval be granted to aVariance of Development Standards application pursuant to UDO sectTable 8C to permit a convalescent nursing or rest home that exceedsthe maximum permitted height in the PB (Planned Business) zoningdistrict (35 feet permitted 46 feet requested) on the property locatedat 9600 East 146th Street Written suggestions or objections relative to the application abovemay be filed with the Department of Planning and Development at orbefore such meeting and will be heard by the Noblesville Board ofZoning Appeals Interested persons desiring to present their viewseither in writing or verbally will have an opportunity to be heard at theabove-mentioned time and place This hearing may be continued from time to time as found necessaryby the Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals A copy of the proposal ison file in the Department of Planning and Development at 16 South10th Street Suite 150 and may be reviewed during regular officehours 800 am to 430 pm A copy of the file may also be viewed onthe Department of Planning websitewwwcityofnoblesvilleorgplanning by clicking the icon on the maprelating to this location and selecting the application materials link Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals Sarah Reed Secretary12152016 D 12192016 P RL2016-956-80-2
News 5
Indiana Members Credit Union (IMCU) recently presented a check for $2141 to Carmel High School as partof an ongoing school spirit debit card program The partnership allows Carmel fans the opportunity to showtheir school spirit and support the athletic program by signing up for a Carmel Greyhounds themed debit cardEvery time the card is used Carmel athletics benefits The more cards that are in use the larger the contributionSince beginning the program in 2013 Carmel High School has earned $4746 through this IMCU givebackprogram
Jill Pelley IMCUrsquos Carmel Branch Manager and Stephanie Roesner IMCUrsquos Old Meridian Branch Managerpresented the check to Jim Inskeep Athletic Director of Carmel High School at the boysrsquo varsity basketballgame on Tuesday Nov 22
The card is available for issue to members at the IMCU Carmel Branch 4790 E 96th Street and the IMCUOld Meridian Branch 12725 Old Meridian Street as well as IMCUrsquos other 23 Central Indiana locations TheIMCU Carmel Greyhounds debit card is free to members with IMCUrsquos free checking account and can be issuedimmediately through IMCUrsquos Instant Issue program which allows members to receive their debit card on thespot Help support Carmel High School and visit the IMCU Carmel or Old Meridian Branches or imcucom fordetails
Photo provided
IMCU contributes $2141 to Carmel High School
6 Sports
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorThere will be several familiar names at
this Saturdays Hamilton County wrestlingmeet and those names belong to wrestlerswho know how to win
Six returning county champions are inthe field for this years county meet whichtakes place at Guerin Catholic The meetbegins at 830 am with the championshipmatches scheduled to start at 1 pm
While there are six champs returningsome of them will be in different weightclasses Fishers junior Alexander Struederwon last year at 106 pounds but this yearhe makes the jump to the 126-pounddivision where he is the top seed The 13-1Strueder wrestles Guerin senior AnthonyDeInnocentes in the first round this year
Noblesville senior Nick Brady willdefend his championship at 113 poundsremaining in the same weight class as lastyear The top-seeded Brady is unbeaten in16 matches this season and takes onHamilton Heights freshman Caleb Jones inthe first round
Carmel senior Adam Jerde was lastyears champion at 120 pounds and bumpsup slightly to 126 pounds The second-seeded Jerde is 5-1 and ranked 12th inIndianaMatcoms individual rankings hefaces Huskies freshman Cordell Cowan inround one
Junior Jack Eiteljorge is the secondreturning champion for the GreyhoundsEiteljorge won at 145 pounds last year Witha record of 5-1 the top seed is ranked eighthat 152 pounds but will compete at 160pounds in the county meet taking onHeights freshman Bobby Williams in thefirst round
The Huskies have a returning championClayton Cowan The senior won last yearat 160 pounds and is rated ninth at 152 butthis year will drop to 145 pounds Cowanwho is 16-1 and top seeded will face GuerinCatholics Matthew Ajdaharian in theopening round
Hamilton Southeasterns Joe Mazero
won at 170 pounds last year and the seniorwill defend his title in that weight class thisyear as the top seed The 10-3 Mazero facesNoblesville sophomore Zack Knoll in thefirst round
Other top seeds and their first-roundmatches are
HSEs Reece Luhmann who is 11-2 at106 pounds The freshman takes on
Sheridan freshman Jakob LeonardCarmel senior Dominic Pecoraro who
enters the tournament 3-3 at 120 pounds Hetakes on Hamilton Heights senior James Loy
Noblesville sophomore Gary Kitko is13-6 as the 132-pound first seed He willface Carmel sophomore Joe Theriot
Heights senior Riley White comes intocounty ranked seventh at 138 pounds andunbeaten at 17-0 He will face Carmel seniorRay Grant
Another Husky 152-poundersophomore Dreiken Dunn is 16-1 for theseason He will wrestle Westfield seniorDrew Collier
Shamrocks senior Brody Martin willwrestle at 182 pounds and is 12-6 for theseason He takes on Heights sophomoreAusten Step
Another Westfield senior 195-pounderLiam Jagow is perfect in 16 matches thisseason Jagow is ranked 10th in the state andwill face Heights sophomore Alex Naylor
The Shamrocks have the 220-pound topseed as well Senior Levi Gleason He is11-5 and takes on Carmel sophomore JaydenWilliams
How about another top seed forWestfield At 285 pounds its senior AustinDollens He is 6-4 and will face Fisherssenior Brendan Perrigo
Also of note Carmel freshman BrendenMattingly is ranked 12th at 106 pounds hehas a 4-2 record Mattingly wrestles againstFishers freshman PJ Pritchett in the firstround
Another Greyhounds wrestler juniorJack Williams is rated 11th at 285 poundsThe 4-2 Williams will take on Sheridansophomore Ian Pence in the first roundPence is 10-2 and one of second seeds forthe Blackhawks
Sheridans other No 2 seed is junior145-pounder Justin Delph who is unbeatenat 12-0 this season Delph takes onNoblesville sophomore Nathan Richardsonin the first round
Guerin Catholic has two second seedsJunior Korbin Lane is 11-1 at 152 poundsand takes on Southeastern senior KyleWagner Golden Eagles 160-pound juniorJT Lazzara is perfect in 12 matches andwrestles HSE sophomore Garret Myren
Six champs will return from last year
Reporter photo by Kent Graham
Noblesvillersquos Gary Kitko (top) and Hamilton Southeasternrsquos Simon Holowach battled during Tuesdayrsquos wrestling dual meetbetween the Millers and the Royals Kitko is seeded first and Holowach second in the 126-pound bracket at Saturdayrsquos HamiltonCounty meet which takes place at Guerin Catholic
7Sports
NOTE Records were current as of theseeding meeting on Monday and donot contain results from this week
106 poundsReece Luhmann (HSE) freshman 10-2 vs Jakob Leonard (S) freshman5-7Aiden Ray (HH) freshman 9-7 vsBrendan Mattingly (C) freshman 3-2PJ Pritchett (F) freshman 8-5 vsJeffrey Iles (N) freshman 2-5Jonathon Koscal (GC) freshman 3-3vs Carson Eldred (W) freshman 13-4
113 poundsNick Brady (N) senior 15-0 vs CalebJones (HH) freshman 8-8Lucas Baugh (F) sophomore 5-5 vsKyle Holman (C) sophomore 3-2Jacob Simone (HSE) freshman 9-3vs forfeit (S)Samuel Mirande (GC) freshman 3-8vs Reid Hutson (W) senior 10-6
120 poundsDominic Pecoraro (C) 2-3 senior vsJames Loy (HH) senior 8-8Mace Bond (S) freshman 5-7 vsZachary Sutton (GC) sophomore 7-3Blake Forbes (HSE) junior 8-4 vsTruman Abel (F) sophomore 7-6Milo Merkel (W) freshman 7-9 vsDalton Huffman (N) sophomore 12-3
126 poundsAlexander Strueder (F) junior 13-1 vsAnthony DeInnocentes (GC) senior5-7Noah Long (N) senior 11-5 vs forfeit(S)Jacob Garcia (HSE) junior 10-2 vsJake Rokop (W) junior 7-8Cordell Cowan (HH) freshman 7-9 vsAdam Jerde (C) senior 4-1
132 poundsGary Kitko (N) sophomore 12-6 vsJoe Theriot (C) sophomore 0-3Luke Brogan (W) junior 4-6 vs forfeit(S)Alex Kraus (HH) freshman 5-6 vsBen Batchelder (GC) sophomore 4-4Jaren Tunstill (F) senior 4-0 vsSimon Holowach (HSE) sophomore3-3
138 poundsRiley White (HH) senior 16-0 vs RayGrant (C) senior 2-3Ryan Bell (N) sophomore 11-7 vsJeff Dunasky (GC) freshman 8-4Tyler Wagner (HSE) freshman 7-3 vs
George Vrachnos (F) sophomore 5-7Corbin Went (S) sophomore 6-6 vsNoah Robinson (W) junior 12-5
145 poundsClayton Cowan (HH) senior 15-1 vsMatthew Ajdaharian (GC) junior 1-5Kyle Saez (W) sophomore 9-8 vsRonan Hiner (HSE) freshman 8-3Beau Wilbrandt (F) senior 11-3 vsChad Sauder (C) senior 3-2Nathan Richardson (N) sophomore0-1 vs Justin Delph (S) junior 12-0
152 poundsDreiken Dunn (HH) sophomore 15-1vs Drew Collier (W) senior 3-3Michael Storey (N) sophomore 4-7vs Cian McGarr (S) sophomore 4-1Spencer Bischoff (F) senior 12-2 vsGabe Davin (C) freshman 0-0Kyle Wagner (HSE) senior 7-5 vsKorbin Lane (GC) junior 11-1
160 poundsJack Eiteljorge (C) junior 5-0 vsBobby Williams (HH) freshman 10-6Teegan Heiniger (F) junior 10-4 vs
Joe Callahan (S) junior 5-1David Kitko (N) senior 16-2 vs JustinMiller (W) senior 14-3Garret Myren (HSE) sophomore 4-4vs JT Lazzara (GC) senior 12-0
170 poundsJoe Mazero (HSE) senior 9-3 vsZack Knoll (N) sophomore 2-8Luke Stohler (HH) freshman 1-4 vsSam Medlen (W) sophomore 1-4Collin Ells (S) junior 6-6 vs LoganHart (C) sophomore 0-1Noah Hanning (GC) junior 0-5 vsSpencer Mendez (F) senior 8-7
182 poundsBrody Martin (W) senior 11-6 vsAusten Step (HH) sophomore 3-3Bryce Sharp (C) 3-0 senior vsSamuel Ashton (GC) junior 3-3Andrew Irick (HSE) freshman 6-5 vsJustin Castle (S) 2-5Ryan Williams (F) junior 6-8 vsAshton Mills (N) 12-6 senior
195 poundsLiam Jagow (W) senior 16-0 vs Alex
Naylor (HH) freshman 4-12Dane Smith (F) sophomore 2-3 vsConner May (N) junior 12-6Ethan Reynolds (S) junior 5-2 vsMax Burris (HSE) senior 8-4Jordon Kaus (GC) senior 3-9 vs EricBoleman (C) senior 4-1
220 poundsLevi Gleason (W) senior 11-5 vsJayden Williams (C) sophomore 0-4Cameron Powell (S) junior 7-4 vsNathan Pairitz (F) sophomore 11-4Ryan Leslie (N) senior 5-1 vs JamesWackenhuth (HH) senior 0-0Joe Myren (HSE) senior 10-2 vsforfeit (GC)
285 poundsAustin Dollens (W) senior 6-4 vsBrendan Perrigo (F) senior 4-5Trevor Cunningham (HH) freshman6-10 vs Brad Killion (N) senior 9-6Crae Kunkleman (HSE) sophomore9-2 vs forfeit (GC)Jack Williams (C) junior 3-2 vs IanPence (S) sophomore 10-2
Carmel beat Center Grove 43-10 in aWednesday Metropolitan Conference dualmeet
Greyhound victories included pins byBrenden Mattingly at 106 pounds andDominic Pecoraro at 120 Other winnerswere Garrett Sharp Chad Sauder GabeDavin Bryce Sharp Eric Boleman Jayden
Williams Jack Williams Adam Jerde andJoe Theriot
Carmel 43Center Grove 10
138 Garrett Sharp def King 7-3145 Chad Sauder def Latham 19-9
152 Gabe Davin def Clingamen 11-3160 Jack Eiteljorge lost to Mappes 3-1170 Logan Hart lost to Hays 7-1182 Bryce Sharp def Stits 13-0195 Eric Boleman def Byrd 13-4220 Jayden Williams def Cutsinger6-4285 Jack Williams def Hillis 2-1106 Brenden Mattingly def Sequin byfall 219113 Kyle Holman lost to Petro 10-1120 Dominic Pecoraro defShoemaker by fall 110
126 Adam Jerde def Pruett 9-4132 Joe Theriot def Dancheck 12-2
Hamilton Heights dropped a 42-30 dual meet to AndersonWednesday
Huskies winners were CordellCowan at 126 Riley White at 132Dreiken Dunn at 145 ClaytonCowan at 152 Luke Stohler at 170and Noah Lawson at 182
lsquoHounds beat CG Huskies fall to Anderson
Hamilton County wrestling meet brackets
Richie HallFile photo
Hamilton Heightsrsquo Dreiken Dunn shown here in an earlier meet is the top seed at 152 pounds
Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBToronto 18 7 720 -New York 14 11 560 35Boston 13 12 520 40Brooklyn 7 17 292 105Philadelphia 6 19 240 110Southeast W L PCT GBCharlotte 14 12 538 -Atlanta 12 13 480 20Washington 10 14 417 40Orlando 11 16 407 35Miami 9 17 346 60Central W L PCT GBCleveland 18 6 750 -Chicago 13 11 542 55Detroit 14 13 519 65Indiana 13 13 500 60Milwaukee 11 12 478 70
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 16 10 615 -Oklahoma City 15 11 577 -Portland 13 14 481 30Denver 9 16 360 60Minnesota 7 18 280 80Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 20 5 800 -Houston 19 7 731 15Memphis 18 9 667 30New Orleans 8 18 308 120Dallas 6 19 240 130Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 22 4 846 -LA Clippers 19 7 731 35Sacramento 9 16 360 120LA Lakers 10 18 357 125Phoenix 8 17 320 135
NBA standingsWednesdayrsquos scores
Toronto 123 Philadelphia 114Washington 109 Charlotte 106LA Clippers 113 Orlando 108
Miami 95 Indiana 89Brooklyn 107 LA Lakers 97
Memphis 93 Cleveland 85Houston 132 Sacramento 98
Detroit 95 Dallas 85Utah 109 Oklahoma City 89San Antonio 108 Boston 101
By WHEAT HOTCHKISSCourtesy nbacompacersThe Pacers up-and-down season
continued on Wednesday night Indiana(13-13) fell to the Heat (9-17) in Miami95-89 snapping a two-game win streak ThePacers have yet to win or lose more than twoconsecutive contests all season long
The Pacers struggled to find a rhythmearly on Wednesday connecting on just7-of-23 shots (304 percent) in the firstquarter But Indiana was good enoughdefensively to force the Heat into 10turnovers and got to the free throw line eighttimes in the period which allowed the Blueamp Gold to head into the second quarter witha 21-20 lead
The Heat moved back in front early inthe second period and led for the vastmajority of the period extending the marginto as many as seven points
The Pacers however strung together a9-2 run to tie the game at 45 on MylesTurners layup with 228 left in the halfThey eventually retook the lead on a massive
fast break dunk from Thaddeus Young with21 seconds to play but Tyler Johnsonknocked down a floater on the other end asthe buzzer sounded to push the Heat back infront by one heading into halftime
Indiana struggled to contain Heat centerHassan Whiteside in the first half The7-footer scored 20 points over the first twoquarters on 9-of-12 shooting and alsocollected 14 rebounds six of them offensive
Whiteside basically just dominated thepaint with offensive rebounds and hisscoring and his putbacks Pacers headcoach Nate McMillan said We really justdidnt have an answer for his paint presence
After going just 3-for-11 from the fieldthrough the first two quarters Pacers All-Star forward Paul George heated up shortlyafter halftime PG buried his first four shotsin the third quarter knocking down two3-pointers and converting an old-fashionedthree-point play to help the Blue amp Goldsurge back ahead
Indiana led by as many as seven pointsin the third period and took a narrow 79-78lead heading into the fourth
But the Blue amp Golds offense went coldfor a prolonged stretch allowing the hoststo move back in front The Pacers failed toscore for a 703 stretch spanning the end ofthe third and start of the fourth quarters
Miami managed nine points over thattime opening up a five-point lead beforeAaron Brooks jumper with 609 to playsnapped Indianas scoreless streak
After George scored with 238 to playtrimmed Miamis lead to 92-89 the Pacershad three chances to tie the game ButGeorge missed a deep 3-pointer in transitionon Indianas first possession and MylesTurner missed a three on each of Indianasnext two trips down the court
With the shot clock turned off afterTurners last miss the Pacers fouled theHeat but werent yet in the bonus On theensuing inbound Miami utilized quickpasses to evade Indianas foul attempts andeventually found Josh Richardson for anuncontested dunk that sealed the victory forthe hosts
I thought we played a little slow in thatfourth quarter George said after the loss
I took a couple tough looks One particularthree that I could have avoided I thought wejust played slow which kind of sped us upwhen it got late in the shot clock where wehad to try and make plays
George led the Pacers with 22 points inthe loss but was just 8-for-22 from the fieldCJ Miles added 15 points off the benchgoing 3-for-6 from 3-point range Turneradded 11 points seven rebounds and fiveblocks
Whiteside led all scorers with 26 pointsand 22 rebounds though he converted justone field goal after halftime
He was aided by James and TylerJohnson both of whom gave Miami bigminutes off the bench James Johnsonfinished with 14 points on 6-of-9 shootingand six assists Tyler Johnson added 15points five rebounds three assists and fourblocks
The Pacers return to action on Thursdaynight in New Orleans when they take onAnthony Davis and the Pelicans on thesecond night of a back-to-back
Miami stops Pacers two-game win streak
Sports8
The Noblesville East seventh-grade boys basketball team beat Hamilton Heights 36-31in a Monday game
Holden Montarsi scored 20 points for the East Millers with Evan Wilson adding 12and Hunter Morrison contributing four
Noblesville Easts eighth-grade team played two games recently falling to Clay 66-36on Dec 8 and to Heights 49-37 on Monday
NEMS seventh-grade boysget Monday victory
The Fishers freshman boys basketballteam beat Pendleton Heights 39-23 onMonday
The Tigers held the Arabians scorelessin the first quarter and dominated the game
from there Fishers is now 5-1 and returnsto action on Jan 3 with a game at Ben Davis
Score by QuartersFishers 11 13 9 6 - 39Pendleton 0 8 10 5 - 23
Tiger freshman boys beat Pendleton
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News4
The women of the Cicero United Methodist Church will again be having theirannual Cookie Walk at the Red Bridge Community Building on Saturday Dec 17 from9 to 11 am
You might ask ldquoWhat is a cookie walkrdquo You may come to Red Bridge Park inCicero and purchase a box Now the fun begins as you walk around the many tablesand select from an wide array of homemade holiday cookies some even artfullydecorated to fill your box
For the busy person it is a great way to get the cookies you need for the Christmasseason Come early to get the best selection The proceeds will be used to supportefforts in the mission field
CUMC Cookie Walk is Saturday
The Indiana State Police is acceptingapplications for two Regional Dispatcherpositions at the Indianapolis Post (8620 E21st St) to help staff its Regional DispatchCenter An emergency dispatcher serves acritical role in emergency response and isrelied upon for the first line of life savingcommunication by first responders as wellas citizens in need of emergency assistanceThe starting salary for this rewarding careeris $30082 and the Indiana State Policeoffers a comprehensive benefit packagewhich includes medical dental vision lifeinsurance retirement plans and accruedleave
Job DescriptionTo serve as a civilian employee of the
Indiana State Police whose primaryresponsibility is to receive collate recorddisseminate and accurately dispatchinformation to Department police personnelother law enforcement agencies and othersupport services through the use of aComputer Aided Dispatch (CAD) systemRecords Management System (RMS)Automatic Vehicle Locator (AVL)Geographic Information System (GIS) andother Regional Dispatch Center resources
ResponsibilitiesTo provide dispatch support to other
Regional Dispatch Centers state-wide on anas needed basis in response to naturaldisasters inclement weather or otheroperational needs To coordinate emergencyand non-emergency traffic with Departmentpersonnel and other public safety agenciesTo provide emergency medical self-help tocitizens while EMS units are en route Toprocess analyze and dispatch Indiana Dataand Communications System (IDACS)National Law EnforcementTelecommunications System (NLETS) andNational Crime Information Center (NCIC)information to meet state and federalguidelines utilizing their precise formats
Preferred ExperienceMust be a high school graduate or
possess the equivalent GED Mustsuccessfully complete Department typingtest Must take a Department approvedDispatch Simulation test Two years publicsafety communications experience preferredbut not required Emergency MedicalTechnician (EMT) certification preferredbut not required Must become certifiedand maintain certification as a TDDTTYoperator Must become certified or provideproof of certification in CPR andEmergency Medical Dispatch Must haveability to maintain confidentiality Musthave ability to communicate effectivelyboth verbally and in writing
The deadline to apply is Friday Dec16 at 330 pm
Those interested can fill out an onlineapplication wwwingovspdcareers JobID 605525
Any questions should be directed to JillSchmidt at the Indiana State PoliceIndianapolis Post 317-899-8577
Indiana State Police hiringRegional Dispatchers
Missing Carmel girl found safeA missing Carmel girl was found safely earlier this weekAt around 430 pm on Tuesday Madison K Dammeyer 17 was located in Spruce
Pine NCOfficers verified her information and she was removed from the Indiana Missing
Childrens Clearinghouse database
Do You Have ACommunity
Announcement
Wedding BirthAnnouncement
Anniversary
Share It With TheCommunity
Contact the HamiltonCounty Reporter
Hamiltonconorthreporter hotmailcom
or call317-408-5548
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS OF PUBLIC HEARINGBoard of Zoning Appeals
City of Noblesville Indiana This notice is to inform you of a Public Hearing that will be held bythe Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals on the 3rd day of January2017 This hearing to discuss application BZNA 001046-2016 willbegin at 600 pm in the Common Council Chambers Noblesville CityHall at 16 South 10th Street The application submitted by Shane LLCrequests that the Board overturn a Decision of the Director pursuant toUDO sect 4D2 and the $3000 fee for the occupancy of a space beforeobtaining a final inspection and a certificate of occupancy on theproperty located at 802 Mulberry Street Written suggestions or objections relative to the application abovemay be filed with the Department of Planning and Development at orbefore such meeting and will be heard by the Noblesville Board ofZoning Appeals Interested persons desiring to present their viewseither in writing or verbally will have an opportunity to be heard at theabove-mentioned time and place This hearing may be continued from time to time as found necessaryby the Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals A copy of the proposal ison file in the Department of Planning and Development at 16 South10th Street Suite 150 and may be reviewed during regular officehours 800 am to 430 pm A copy of the file may also be viewed onthe Department of Planning websitewwwcityofnoblesvilleorgplanning by clicking the icon on the maprelating to this location and selecting the application materials link Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals Sarah Reed Secretary12152016 D 12192016 P RL2016-951-80-2
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS OF PUBLIC HEARINGBoard of Zoning Appeals
City of Noblesville Indiana This notice is to inform you of a Public Hearing that will be held bythe Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals on the 3rd day of January2017 This hearing to discuss application BZNA 001051-2016 willbegin at 600 pm in the Common Council Chambers Noblesville CityHall at 16 South 10th Street The application submitted by DeBoyLand Development Services requests that approval be granted to aVariance of Development Standards application pursuant to UDO sectTable 8C to permit a convalescent nursing or rest home that exceedsthe maximum permitted height in the PB (Planned Business) zoningdistrict (35 feet permitted 46 feet requested) on the property locatedat 9600 East 146th Street Written suggestions or objections relative to the application abovemay be filed with the Department of Planning and Development at orbefore such meeting and will be heard by the Noblesville Board ofZoning Appeals Interested persons desiring to present their viewseither in writing or verbally will have an opportunity to be heard at theabove-mentioned time and place This hearing may be continued from time to time as found necessaryby the Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals A copy of the proposal ison file in the Department of Planning and Development at 16 South10th Street Suite 150 and may be reviewed during regular officehours 800 am to 430 pm A copy of the file may also be viewed onthe Department of Planning websitewwwcityofnoblesvilleorgplanning by clicking the icon on the maprelating to this location and selecting the application materials link Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals Sarah Reed Secretary12152016 D 12192016 P RL2016-956-80-2
News 5
Indiana Members Credit Union (IMCU) recently presented a check for $2141 to Carmel High School as partof an ongoing school spirit debit card program The partnership allows Carmel fans the opportunity to showtheir school spirit and support the athletic program by signing up for a Carmel Greyhounds themed debit cardEvery time the card is used Carmel athletics benefits The more cards that are in use the larger the contributionSince beginning the program in 2013 Carmel High School has earned $4746 through this IMCU givebackprogram
Jill Pelley IMCUrsquos Carmel Branch Manager and Stephanie Roesner IMCUrsquos Old Meridian Branch Managerpresented the check to Jim Inskeep Athletic Director of Carmel High School at the boysrsquo varsity basketballgame on Tuesday Nov 22
The card is available for issue to members at the IMCU Carmel Branch 4790 E 96th Street and the IMCUOld Meridian Branch 12725 Old Meridian Street as well as IMCUrsquos other 23 Central Indiana locations TheIMCU Carmel Greyhounds debit card is free to members with IMCUrsquos free checking account and can be issuedimmediately through IMCUrsquos Instant Issue program which allows members to receive their debit card on thespot Help support Carmel High School and visit the IMCU Carmel or Old Meridian Branches or imcucom fordetails
Photo provided
IMCU contributes $2141 to Carmel High School
6 Sports
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorThere will be several familiar names at
this Saturdays Hamilton County wrestlingmeet and those names belong to wrestlerswho know how to win
Six returning county champions are inthe field for this years county meet whichtakes place at Guerin Catholic The meetbegins at 830 am with the championshipmatches scheduled to start at 1 pm
While there are six champs returningsome of them will be in different weightclasses Fishers junior Alexander Struederwon last year at 106 pounds but this yearhe makes the jump to the 126-pounddivision where he is the top seed The 13-1Strueder wrestles Guerin senior AnthonyDeInnocentes in the first round this year
Noblesville senior Nick Brady willdefend his championship at 113 poundsremaining in the same weight class as lastyear The top-seeded Brady is unbeaten in16 matches this season and takes onHamilton Heights freshman Caleb Jones inthe first round
Carmel senior Adam Jerde was lastyears champion at 120 pounds and bumpsup slightly to 126 pounds The second-seeded Jerde is 5-1 and ranked 12th inIndianaMatcoms individual rankings hefaces Huskies freshman Cordell Cowan inround one
Junior Jack Eiteljorge is the secondreturning champion for the GreyhoundsEiteljorge won at 145 pounds last year Witha record of 5-1 the top seed is ranked eighthat 152 pounds but will compete at 160pounds in the county meet taking onHeights freshman Bobby Williams in thefirst round
The Huskies have a returning championClayton Cowan The senior won last yearat 160 pounds and is rated ninth at 152 butthis year will drop to 145 pounds Cowanwho is 16-1 and top seeded will face GuerinCatholics Matthew Ajdaharian in theopening round
Hamilton Southeasterns Joe Mazero
won at 170 pounds last year and the seniorwill defend his title in that weight class thisyear as the top seed The 10-3 Mazero facesNoblesville sophomore Zack Knoll in thefirst round
Other top seeds and their first-roundmatches are
HSEs Reece Luhmann who is 11-2 at106 pounds The freshman takes on
Sheridan freshman Jakob LeonardCarmel senior Dominic Pecoraro who
enters the tournament 3-3 at 120 pounds Hetakes on Hamilton Heights senior James Loy
Noblesville sophomore Gary Kitko is13-6 as the 132-pound first seed He willface Carmel sophomore Joe Theriot
Heights senior Riley White comes intocounty ranked seventh at 138 pounds andunbeaten at 17-0 He will face Carmel seniorRay Grant
Another Husky 152-poundersophomore Dreiken Dunn is 16-1 for theseason He will wrestle Westfield seniorDrew Collier
Shamrocks senior Brody Martin willwrestle at 182 pounds and is 12-6 for theseason He takes on Heights sophomoreAusten Step
Another Westfield senior 195-pounderLiam Jagow is perfect in 16 matches thisseason Jagow is ranked 10th in the state andwill face Heights sophomore Alex Naylor
The Shamrocks have the 220-pound topseed as well Senior Levi Gleason He is11-5 and takes on Carmel sophomore JaydenWilliams
How about another top seed forWestfield At 285 pounds its senior AustinDollens He is 6-4 and will face Fisherssenior Brendan Perrigo
Also of note Carmel freshman BrendenMattingly is ranked 12th at 106 pounds hehas a 4-2 record Mattingly wrestles againstFishers freshman PJ Pritchett in the firstround
Another Greyhounds wrestler juniorJack Williams is rated 11th at 285 poundsThe 4-2 Williams will take on Sheridansophomore Ian Pence in the first roundPence is 10-2 and one of second seeds forthe Blackhawks
Sheridans other No 2 seed is junior145-pounder Justin Delph who is unbeatenat 12-0 this season Delph takes onNoblesville sophomore Nathan Richardsonin the first round
Guerin Catholic has two second seedsJunior Korbin Lane is 11-1 at 152 poundsand takes on Southeastern senior KyleWagner Golden Eagles 160-pound juniorJT Lazzara is perfect in 12 matches andwrestles HSE sophomore Garret Myren
Six champs will return from last year
Reporter photo by Kent Graham
Noblesvillersquos Gary Kitko (top) and Hamilton Southeasternrsquos Simon Holowach battled during Tuesdayrsquos wrestling dual meetbetween the Millers and the Royals Kitko is seeded first and Holowach second in the 126-pound bracket at Saturdayrsquos HamiltonCounty meet which takes place at Guerin Catholic
7Sports
NOTE Records were current as of theseeding meeting on Monday and donot contain results from this week
106 poundsReece Luhmann (HSE) freshman 10-2 vs Jakob Leonard (S) freshman5-7Aiden Ray (HH) freshman 9-7 vsBrendan Mattingly (C) freshman 3-2PJ Pritchett (F) freshman 8-5 vsJeffrey Iles (N) freshman 2-5Jonathon Koscal (GC) freshman 3-3vs Carson Eldred (W) freshman 13-4
113 poundsNick Brady (N) senior 15-0 vs CalebJones (HH) freshman 8-8Lucas Baugh (F) sophomore 5-5 vsKyle Holman (C) sophomore 3-2Jacob Simone (HSE) freshman 9-3vs forfeit (S)Samuel Mirande (GC) freshman 3-8vs Reid Hutson (W) senior 10-6
120 poundsDominic Pecoraro (C) 2-3 senior vsJames Loy (HH) senior 8-8Mace Bond (S) freshman 5-7 vsZachary Sutton (GC) sophomore 7-3Blake Forbes (HSE) junior 8-4 vsTruman Abel (F) sophomore 7-6Milo Merkel (W) freshman 7-9 vsDalton Huffman (N) sophomore 12-3
126 poundsAlexander Strueder (F) junior 13-1 vsAnthony DeInnocentes (GC) senior5-7Noah Long (N) senior 11-5 vs forfeit(S)Jacob Garcia (HSE) junior 10-2 vsJake Rokop (W) junior 7-8Cordell Cowan (HH) freshman 7-9 vsAdam Jerde (C) senior 4-1
132 poundsGary Kitko (N) sophomore 12-6 vsJoe Theriot (C) sophomore 0-3Luke Brogan (W) junior 4-6 vs forfeit(S)Alex Kraus (HH) freshman 5-6 vsBen Batchelder (GC) sophomore 4-4Jaren Tunstill (F) senior 4-0 vsSimon Holowach (HSE) sophomore3-3
138 poundsRiley White (HH) senior 16-0 vs RayGrant (C) senior 2-3Ryan Bell (N) sophomore 11-7 vsJeff Dunasky (GC) freshman 8-4Tyler Wagner (HSE) freshman 7-3 vs
George Vrachnos (F) sophomore 5-7Corbin Went (S) sophomore 6-6 vsNoah Robinson (W) junior 12-5
145 poundsClayton Cowan (HH) senior 15-1 vsMatthew Ajdaharian (GC) junior 1-5Kyle Saez (W) sophomore 9-8 vsRonan Hiner (HSE) freshman 8-3Beau Wilbrandt (F) senior 11-3 vsChad Sauder (C) senior 3-2Nathan Richardson (N) sophomore0-1 vs Justin Delph (S) junior 12-0
152 poundsDreiken Dunn (HH) sophomore 15-1vs Drew Collier (W) senior 3-3Michael Storey (N) sophomore 4-7vs Cian McGarr (S) sophomore 4-1Spencer Bischoff (F) senior 12-2 vsGabe Davin (C) freshman 0-0Kyle Wagner (HSE) senior 7-5 vsKorbin Lane (GC) junior 11-1
160 poundsJack Eiteljorge (C) junior 5-0 vsBobby Williams (HH) freshman 10-6Teegan Heiniger (F) junior 10-4 vs
Joe Callahan (S) junior 5-1David Kitko (N) senior 16-2 vs JustinMiller (W) senior 14-3Garret Myren (HSE) sophomore 4-4vs JT Lazzara (GC) senior 12-0
170 poundsJoe Mazero (HSE) senior 9-3 vsZack Knoll (N) sophomore 2-8Luke Stohler (HH) freshman 1-4 vsSam Medlen (W) sophomore 1-4Collin Ells (S) junior 6-6 vs LoganHart (C) sophomore 0-1Noah Hanning (GC) junior 0-5 vsSpencer Mendez (F) senior 8-7
182 poundsBrody Martin (W) senior 11-6 vsAusten Step (HH) sophomore 3-3Bryce Sharp (C) 3-0 senior vsSamuel Ashton (GC) junior 3-3Andrew Irick (HSE) freshman 6-5 vsJustin Castle (S) 2-5Ryan Williams (F) junior 6-8 vsAshton Mills (N) 12-6 senior
195 poundsLiam Jagow (W) senior 16-0 vs Alex
Naylor (HH) freshman 4-12Dane Smith (F) sophomore 2-3 vsConner May (N) junior 12-6Ethan Reynolds (S) junior 5-2 vsMax Burris (HSE) senior 8-4Jordon Kaus (GC) senior 3-9 vs EricBoleman (C) senior 4-1
220 poundsLevi Gleason (W) senior 11-5 vsJayden Williams (C) sophomore 0-4Cameron Powell (S) junior 7-4 vsNathan Pairitz (F) sophomore 11-4Ryan Leslie (N) senior 5-1 vs JamesWackenhuth (HH) senior 0-0Joe Myren (HSE) senior 10-2 vsforfeit (GC)
285 poundsAustin Dollens (W) senior 6-4 vsBrendan Perrigo (F) senior 4-5Trevor Cunningham (HH) freshman6-10 vs Brad Killion (N) senior 9-6Crae Kunkleman (HSE) sophomore9-2 vs forfeit (GC)Jack Williams (C) junior 3-2 vs IanPence (S) sophomore 10-2
Carmel beat Center Grove 43-10 in aWednesday Metropolitan Conference dualmeet
Greyhound victories included pins byBrenden Mattingly at 106 pounds andDominic Pecoraro at 120 Other winnerswere Garrett Sharp Chad Sauder GabeDavin Bryce Sharp Eric Boleman Jayden
Williams Jack Williams Adam Jerde andJoe Theriot
Carmel 43Center Grove 10
138 Garrett Sharp def King 7-3145 Chad Sauder def Latham 19-9
152 Gabe Davin def Clingamen 11-3160 Jack Eiteljorge lost to Mappes 3-1170 Logan Hart lost to Hays 7-1182 Bryce Sharp def Stits 13-0195 Eric Boleman def Byrd 13-4220 Jayden Williams def Cutsinger6-4285 Jack Williams def Hillis 2-1106 Brenden Mattingly def Sequin byfall 219113 Kyle Holman lost to Petro 10-1120 Dominic Pecoraro defShoemaker by fall 110
126 Adam Jerde def Pruett 9-4132 Joe Theriot def Dancheck 12-2
Hamilton Heights dropped a 42-30 dual meet to AndersonWednesday
Huskies winners were CordellCowan at 126 Riley White at 132Dreiken Dunn at 145 ClaytonCowan at 152 Luke Stohler at 170and Noah Lawson at 182
lsquoHounds beat CG Huskies fall to Anderson
Hamilton County wrestling meet brackets
Richie HallFile photo
Hamilton Heightsrsquo Dreiken Dunn shown here in an earlier meet is the top seed at 152 pounds
Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBToronto 18 7 720 -New York 14 11 560 35Boston 13 12 520 40Brooklyn 7 17 292 105Philadelphia 6 19 240 110Southeast W L PCT GBCharlotte 14 12 538 -Atlanta 12 13 480 20Washington 10 14 417 40Orlando 11 16 407 35Miami 9 17 346 60Central W L PCT GBCleveland 18 6 750 -Chicago 13 11 542 55Detroit 14 13 519 65Indiana 13 13 500 60Milwaukee 11 12 478 70
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 16 10 615 -Oklahoma City 15 11 577 -Portland 13 14 481 30Denver 9 16 360 60Minnesota 7 18 280 80Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 20 5 800 -Houston 19 7 731 15Memphis 18 9 667 30New Orleans 8 18 308 120Dallas 6 19 240 130Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 22 4 846 -LA Clippers 19 7 731 35Sacramento 9 16 360 120LA Lakers 10 18 357 125Phoenix 8 17 320 135
NBA standingsWednesdayrsquos scores
Toronto 123 Philadelphia 114Washington 109 Charlotte 106LA Clippers 113 Orlando 108
Miami 95 Indiana 89Brooklyn 107 LA Lakers 97
Memphis 93 Cleveland 85Houston 132 Sacramento 98
Detroit 95 Dallas 85Utah 109 Oklahoma City 89San Antonio 108 Boston 101
By WHEAT HOTCHKISSCourtesy nbacompacersThe Pacers up-and-down season
continued on Wednesday night Indiana(13-13) fell to the Heat (9-17) in Miami95-89 snapping a two-game win streak ThePacers have yet to win or lose more than twoconsecutive contests all season long
The Pacers struggled to find a rhythmearly on Wednesday connecting on just7-of-23 shots (304 percent) in the firstquarter But Indiana was good enoughdefensively to force the Heat into 10turnovers and got to the free throw line eighttimes in the period which allowed the Blueamp Gold to head into the second quarter witha 21-20 lead
The Heat moved back in front early inthe second period and led for the vastmajority of the period extending the marginto as many as seven points
The Pacers however strung together a9-2 run to tie the game at 45 on MylesTurners layup with 228 left in the halfThey eventually retook the lead on a massive
fast break dunk from Thaddeus Young with21 seconds to play but Tyler Johnsonknocked down a floater on the other end asthe buzzer sounded to push the Heat back infront by one heading into halftime
Indiana struggled to contain Heat centerHassan Whiteside in the first half The7-footer scored 20 points over the first twoquarters on 9-of-12 shooting and alsocollected 14 rebounds six of them offensive
Whiteside basically just dominated thepaint with offensive rebounds and hisscoring and his putbacks Pacers headcoach Nate McMillan said We really justdidnt have an answer for his paint presence
After going just 3-for-11 from the fieldthrough the first two quarters Pacers All-Star forward Paul George heated up shortlyafter halftime PG buried his first four shotsin the third quarter knocking down two3-pointers and converting an old-fashionedthree-point play to help the Blue amp Goldsurge back ahead
Indiana led by as many as seven pointsin the third period and took a narrow 79-78lead heading into the fourth
But the Blue amp Golds offense went coldfor a prolonged stretch allowing the hoststo move back in front The Pacers failed toscore for a 703 stretch spanning the end ofthe third and start of the fourth quarters
Miami managed nine points over thattime opening up a five-point lead beforeAaron Brooks jumper with 609 to playsnapped Indianas scoreless streak
After George scored with 238 to playtrimmed Miamis lead to 92-89 the Pacershad three chances to tie the game ButGeorge missed a deep 3-pointer in transitionon Indianas first possession and MylesTurner missed a three on each of Indianasnext two trips down the court
With the shot clock turned off afterTurners last miss the Pacers fouled theHeat but werent yet in the bonus On theensuing inbound Miami utilized quickpasses to evade Indianas foul attempts andeventually found Josh Richardson for anuncontested dunk that sealed the victory forthe hosts
I thought we played a little slow in thatfourth quarter George said after the loss
I took a couple tough looks One particularthree that I could have avoided I thought wejust played slow which kind of sped us upwhen it got late in the shot clock where wehad to try and make plays
George led the Pacers with 22 points inthe loss but was just 8-for-22 from the fieldCJ Miles added 15 points off the benchgoing 3-for-6 from 3-point range Turneradded 11 points seven rebounds and fiveblocks
Whiteside led all scorers with 26 pointsand 22 rebounds though he converted justone field goal after halftime
He was aided by James and TylerJohnson both of whom gave Miami bigminutes off the bench James Johnsonfinished with 14 points on 6-of-9 shootingand six assists Tyler Johnson added 15points five rebounds three assists and fourblocks
The Pacers return to action on Thursdaynight in New Orleans when they take onAnthony Davis and the Pelicans on thesecond night of a back-to-back
Miami stops Pacers two-game win streak
Sports8
The Noblesville East seventh-grade boys basketball team beat Hamilton Heights 36-31in a Monday game
Holden Montarsi scored 20 points for the East Millers with Evan Wilson adding 12and Hunter Morrison contributing four
Noblesville Easts eighth-grade team played two games recently falling to Clay 66-36on Dec 8 and to Heights 49-37 on Monday
NEMS seventh-grade boysget Monday victory
The Fishers freshman boys basketballteam beat Pendleton Heights 39-23 onMonday
The Tigers held the Arabians scorelessin the first quarter and dominated the game
from there Fishers is now 5-1 and returnsto action on Jan 3 with a game at Ben Davis
Score by QuartersFishers 11 13 9 6 - 39Pendleton 0 8 10 5 - 23
Tiger freshman boys beat Pendleton
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City of Noblesville Indiana This notice is to inform you of a Public Hearing that will be held bythe Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals on the 3rd day of January2017 This hearing to discuss application BZNA 001046-2016 willbegin at 600 pm in the Common Council Chambers Noblesville CityHall at 16 South 10th Street The application submitted by Shane LLCrequests that the Board overturn a Decision of the Director pursuant toUDO sect 4D2 and the $3000 fee for the occupancy of a space beforeobtaining a final inspection and a certificate of occupancy on theproperty located at 802 Mulberry Street Written suggestions or objections relative to the application abovemay be filed with the Department of Planning and Development at orbefore such meeting and will be heard by the Noblesville Board ofZoning Appeals Interested persons desiring to present their viewseither in writing or verbally will have an opportunity to be heard at theabove-mentioned time and place This hearing may be continued from time to time as found necessaryby the Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals A copy of the proposal ison file in the Department of Planning and Development at 16 South10th Street Suite 150 and may be reviewed during regular officehours 800 am to 430 pm A copy of the file may also be viewed onthe Department of Planning websitewwwcityofnoblesvilleorgplanning by clicking the icon on the maprelating to this location and selecting the application materials link Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals Sarah Reed Secretary12152016 D 12192016 P RL2016-951-80-2
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS OF PUBLIC HEARINGBoard of Zoning Appeals
City of Noblesville Indiana This notice is to inform you of a Public Hearing that will be held bythe Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals on the 3rd day of January2017 This hearing to discuss application BZNA 001051-2016 willbegin at 600 pm in the Common Council Chambers Noblesville CityHall at 16 South 10th Street The application submitted by DeBoyLand Development Services requests that approval be granted to aVariance of Development Standards application pursuant to UDO sectTable 8C to permit a convalescent nursing or rest home that exceedsthe maximum permitted height in the PB (Planned Business) zoningdistrict (35 feet permitted 46 feet requested) on the property locatedat 9600 East 146th Street Written suggestions or objections relative to the application abovemay be filed with the Department of Planning and Development at orbefore such meeting and will be heard by the Noblesville Board ofZoning Appeals Interested persons desiring to present their viewseither in writing or verbally will have an opportunity to be heard at theabove-mentioned time and place This hearing may be continued from time to time as found necessaryby the Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals A copy of the proposal ison file in the Department of Planning and Development at 16 South10th Street Suite 150 and may be reviewed during regular officehours 800 am to 430 pm A copy of the file may also be viewed onthe Department of Planning websitewwwcityofnoblesvilleorgplanning by clicking the icon on the maprelating to this location and selecting the application materials link Noblesville Board of Zoning Appeals Sarah Reed Secretary12152016 D 12192016 P RL2016-956-80-2
News 5
Indiana Members Credit Union (IMCU) recently presented a check for $2141 to Carmel High School as partof an ongoing school spirit debit card program The partnership allows Carmel fans the opportunity to showtheir school spirit and support the athletic program by signing up for a Carmel Greyhounds themed debit cardEvery time the card is used Carmel athletics benefits The more cards that are in use the larger the contributionSince beginning the program in 2013 Carmel High School has earned $4746 through this IMCU givebackprogram
Jill Pelley IMCUrsquos Carmel Branch Manager and Stephanie Roesner IMCUrsquos Old Meridian Branch Managerpresented the check to Jim Inskeep Athletic Director of Carmel High School at the boysrsquo varsity basketballgame on Tuesday Nov 22
The card is available for issue to members at the IMCU Carmel Branch 4790 E 96th Street and the IMCUOld Meridian Branch 12725 Old Meridian Street as well as IMCUrsquos other 23 Central Indiana locations TheIMCU Carmel Greyhounds debit card is free to members with IMCUrsquos free checking account and can be issuedimmediately through IMCUrsquos Instant Issue program which allows members to receive their debit card on thespot Help support Carmel High School and visit the IMCU Carmel or Old Meridian Branches or imcucom fordetails
Photo provided
IMCU contributes $2141 to Carmel High School
6 Sports
By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorThere will be several familiar names at
this Saturdays Hamilton County wrestlingmeet and those names belong to wrestlerswho know how to win
Six returning county champions are inthe field for this years county meet whichtakes place at Guerin Catholic The meetbegins at 830 am with the championshipmatches scheduled to start at 1 pm
While there are six champs returningsome of them will be in different weightclasses Fishers junior Alexander Struederwon last year at 106 pounds but this yearhe makes the jump to the 126-pounddivision where he is the top seed The 13-1Strueder wrestles Guerin senior AnthonyDeInnocentes in the first round this year
Noblesville senior Nick Brady willdefend his championship at 113 poundsremaining in the same weight class as lastyear The top-seeded Brady is unbeaten in16 matches this season and takes onHamilton Heights freshman Caleb Jones inthe first round
Carmel senior Adam Jerde was lastyears champion at 120 pounds and bumpsup slightly to 126 pounds The second-seeded Jerde is 5-1 and ranked 12th inIndianaMatcoms individual rankings hefaces Huskies freshman Cordell Cowan inround one
Junior Jack Eiteljorge is the secondreturning champion for the GreyhoundsEiteljorge won at 145 pounds last year Witha record of 5-1 the top seed is ranked eighthat 152 pounds but will compete at 160pounds in the county meet taking onHeights freshman Bobby Williams in thefirst round
The Huskies have a returning championClayton Cowan The senior won last yearat 160 pounds and is rated ninth at 152 butthis year will drop to 145 pounds Cowanwho is 16-1 and top seeded will face GuerinCatholics Matthew Ajdaharian in theopening round
Hamilton Southeasterns Joe Mazero
won at 170 pounds last year and the seniorwill defend his title in that weight class thisyear as the top seed The 10-3 Mazero facesNoblesville sophomore Zack Knoll in thefirst round
Other top seeds and their first-roundmatches are
HSEs Reece Luhmann who is 11-2 at106 pounds The freshman takes on
Sheridan freshman Jakob LeonardCarmel senior Dominic Pecoraro who
enters the tournament 3-3 at 120 pounds Hetakes on Hamilton Heights senior James Loy
Noblesville sophomore Gary Kitko is13-6 as the 132-pound first seed He willface Carmel sophomore Joe Theriot
Heights senior Riley White comes intocounty ranked seventh at 138 pounds andunbeaten at 17-0 He will face Carmel seniorRay Grant
Another Husky 152-poundersophomore Dreiken Dunn is 16-1 for theseason He will wrestle Westfield seniorDrew Collier
Shamrocks senior Brody Martin willwrestle at 182 pounds and is 12-6 for theseason He takes on Heights sophomoreAusten Step
Another Westfield senior 195-pounderLiam Jagow is perfect in 16 matches thisseason Jagow is ranked 10th in the state andwill face Heights sophomore Alex Naylor
The Shamrocks have the 220-pound topseed as well Senior Levi Gleason He is11-5 and takes on Carmel sophomore JaydenWilliams
How about another top seed forWestfield At 285 pounds its senior AustinDollens He is 6-4 and will face Fisherssenior Brendan Perrigo
Also of note Carmel freshman BrendenMattingly is ranked 12th at 106 pounds hehas a 4-2 record Mattingly wrestles againstFishers freshman PJ Pritchett in the firstround
Another Greyhounds wrestler juniorJack Williams is rated 11th at 285 poundsThe 4-2 Williams will take on Sheridansophomore Ian Pence in the first roundPence is 10-2 and one of second seeds forthe Blackhawks
Sheridans other No 2 seed is junior145-pounder Justin Delph who is unbeatenat 12-0 this season Delph takes onNoblesville sophomore Nathan Richardsonin the first round
Guerin Catholic has two second seedsJunior Korbin Lane is 11-1 at 152 poundsand takes on Southeastern senior KyleWagner Golden Eagles 160-pound juniorJT Lazzara is perfect in 12 matches andwrestles HSE sophomore Garret Myren
Six champs will return from last year
Reporter photo by Kent Graham
Noblesvillersquos Gary Kitko (top) and Hamilton Southeasternrsquos Simon Holowach battled during Tuesdayrsquos wrestling dual meetbetween the Millers and the Royals Kitko is seeded first and Holowach second in the 126-pound bracket at Saturdayrsquos HamiltonCounty meet which takes place at Guerin Catholic
7Sports
NOTE Records were current as of theseeding meeting on Monday and donot contain results from this week
106 poundsReece Luhmann (HSE) freshman 10-2 vs Jakob Leonard (S) freshman5-7Aiden Ray (HH) freshman 9-7 vsBrendan Mattingly (C) freshman 3-2PJ Pritchett (F) freshman 8-5 vsJeffrey Iles (N) freshman 2-5Jonathon Koscal (GC) freshman 3-3vs Carson Eldred (W) freshman 13-4
113 poundsNick Brady (N) senior 15-0 vs CalebJones (HH) freshman 8-8Lucas Baugh (F) sophomore 5-5 vsKyle Holman (C) sophomore 3-2Jacob Simone (HSE) freshman 9-3vs forfeit (S)Samuel Mirande (GC) freshman 3-8vs Reid Hutson (W) senior 10-6
120 poundsDominic Pecoraro (C) 2-3 senior vsJames Loy (HH) senior 8-8Mace Bond (S) freshman 5-7 vsZachary Sutton (GC) sophomore 7-3Blake Forbes (HSE) junior 8-4 vsTruman Abel (F) sophomore 7-6Milo Merkel (W) freshman 7-9 vsDalton Huffman (N) sophomore 12-3
126 poundsAlexander Strueder (F) junior 13-1 vsAnthony DeInnocentes (GC) senior5-7Noah Long (N) senior 11-5 vs forfeit(S)Jacob Garcia (HSE) junior 10-2 vsJake Rokop (W) junior 7-8Cordell Cowan (HH) freshman 7-9 vsAdam Jerde (C) senior 4-1
132 poundsGary Kitko (N) sophomore 12-6 vsJoe Theriot (C) sophomore 0-3Luke Brogan (W) junior 4-6 vs forfeit(S)Alex Kraus (HH) freshman 5-6 vsBen Batchelder (GC) sophomore 4-4Jaren Tunstill (F) senior 4-0 vsSimon Holowach (HSE) sophomore3-3
138 poundsRiley White (HH) senior 16-0 vs RayGrant (C) senior 2-3Ryan Bell (N) sophomore 11-7 vsJeff Dunasky (GC) freshman 8-4Tyler Wagner (HSE) freshman 7-3 vs
George Vrachnos (F) sophomore 5-7Corbin Went (S) sophomore 6-6 vsNoah Robinson (W) junior 12-5
145 poundsClayton Cowan (HH) senior 15-1 vsMatthew Ajdaharian (GC) junior 1-5Kyle Saez (W) sophomore 9-8 vsRonan Hiner (HSE) freshman 8-3Beau Wilbrandt (F) senior 11-3 vsChad Sauder (C) senior 3-2Nathan Richardson (N) sophomore0-1 vs Justin Delph (S) junior 12-0
152 poundsDreiken Dunn (HH) sophomore 15-1vs Drew Collier (W) senior 3-3Michael Storey (N) sophomore 4-7vs Cian McGarr (S) sophomore 4-1Spencer Bischoff (F) senior 12-2 vsGabe Davin (C) freshman 0-0Kyle Wagner (HSE) senior 7-5 vsKorbin Lane (GC) junior 11-1
160 poundsJack Eiteljorge (C) junior 5-0 vsBobby Williams (HH) freshman 10-6Teegan Heiniger (F) junior 10-4 vs
Joe Callahan (S) junior 5-1David Kitko (N) senior 16-2 vs JustinMiller (W) senior 14-3Garret Myren (HSE) sophomore 4-4vs JT Lazzara (GC) senior 12-0
170 poundsJoe Mazero (HSE) senior 9-3 vsZack Knoll (N) sophomore 2-8Luke Stohler (HH) freshman 1-4 vsSam Medlen (W) sophomore 1-4Collin Ells (S) junior 6-6 vs LoganHart (C) sophomore 0-1Noah Hanning (GC) junior 0-5 vsSpencer Mendez (F) senior 8-7
182 poundsBrody Martin (W) senior 11-6 vsAusten Step (HH) sophomore 3-3Bryce Sharp (C) 3-0 senior vsSamuel Ashton (GC) junior 3-3Andrew Irick (HSE) freshman 6-5 vsJustin Castle (S) 2-5Ryan Williams (F) junior 6-8 vsAshton Mills (N) 12-6 senior
195 poundsLiam Jagow (W) senior 16-0 vs Alex
Naylor (HH) freshman 4-12Dane Smith (F) sophomore 2-3 vsConner May (N) junior 12-6Ethan Reynolds (S) junior 5-2 vsMax Burris (HSE) senior 8-4Jordon Kaus (GC) senior 3-9 vs EricBoleman (C) senior 4-1
220 poundsLevi Gleason (W) senior 11-5 vsJayden Williams (C) sophomore 0-4Cameron Powell (S) junior 7-4 vsNathan Pairitz (F) sophomore 11-4Ryan Leslie (N) senior 5-1 vs JamesWackenhuth (HH) senior 0-0Joe Myren (HSE) senior 10-2 vsforfeit (GC)
285 poundsAustin Dollens (W) senior 6-4 vsBrendan Perrigo (F) senior 4-5Trevor Cunningham (HH) freshman6-10 vs Brad Killion (N) senior 9-6Crae Kunkleman (HSE) sophomore9-2 vs forfeit (GC)Jack Williams (C) junior 3-2 vs IanPence (S) sophomore 10-2
Carmel beat Center Grove 43-10 in aWednesday Metropolitan Conference dualmeet
Greyhound victories included pins byBrenden Mattingly at 106 pounds andDominic Pecoraro at 120 Other winnerswere Garrett Sharp Chad Sauder GabeDavin Bryce Sharp Eric Boleman Jayden
Williams Jack Williams Adam Jerde andJoe Theriot
Carmel 43Center Grove 10
138 Garrett Sharp def King 7-3145 Chad Sauder def Latham 19-9
152 Gabe Davin def Clingamen 11-3160 Jack Eiteljorge lost to Mappes 3-1170 Logan Hart lost to Hays 7-1182 Bryce Sharp def Stits 13-0195 Eric Boleman def Byrd 13-4220 Jayden Williams def Cutsinger6-4285 Jack Williams def Hillis 2-1106 Brenden Mattingly def Sequin byfall 219113 Kyle Holman lost to Petro 10-1120 Dominic Pecoraro defShoemaker by fall 110
126 Adam Jerde def Pruett 9-4132 Joe Theriot def Dancheck 12-2
Hamilton Heights dropped a 42-30 dual meet to AndersonWednesday
Huskies winners were CordellCowan at 126 Riley White at 132Dreiken Dunn at 145 ClaytonCowan at 152 Luke Stohler at 170and Noah Lawson at 182
lsquoHounds beat CG Huskies fall to Anderson
Hamilton County wrestling meet brackets
Richie HallFile photo
Hamilton Heightsrsquo Dreiken Dunn shown here in an earlier meet is the top seed at 152 pounds
Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBToronto 18 7 720 -New York 14 11 560 35Boston 13 12 520 40Brooklyn 7 17 292 105Philadelphia 6 19 240 110Southeast W L PCT GBCharlotte 14 12 538 -Atlanta 12 13 480 20Washington 10 14 417 40Orlando 11 16 407 35Miami 9 17 346 60Central W L PCT GBCleveland 18 6 750 -Chicago 13 11 542 55Detroit 14 13 519 65Indiana 13 13 500 60Milwaukee 11 12 478 70
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 16 10 615 -Oklahoma City 15 11 577 -Portland 13 14 481 30Denver 9 16 360 60Minnesota 7 18 280 80Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 20 5 800 -Houston 19 7 731 15Memphis 18 9 667 30New Orleans 8 18 308 120Dallas 6 19 240 130Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 22 4 846 -LA Clippers 19 7 731 35Sacramento 9 16 360 120LA Lakers 10 18 357 125Phoenix 8 17 320 135
NBA standingsWednesdayrsquos scores
Toronto 123 Philadelphia 114Washington 109 Charlotte 106LA Clippers 113 Orlando 108
Miami 95 Indiana 89Brooklyn 107 LA Lakers 97
Memphis 93 Cleveland 85Houston 132 Sacramento 98
Detroit 95 Dallas 85Utah 109 Oklahoma City 89San Antonio 108 Boston 101
By WHEAT HOTCHKISSCourtesy nbacompacersThe Pacers up-and-down season
continued on Wednesday night Indiana(13-13) fell to the Heat (9-17) in Miami95-89 snapping a two-game win streak ThePacers have yet to win or lose more than twoconsecutive contests all season long
The Pacers struggled to find a rhythmearly on Wednesday connecting on just7-of-23 shots (304 percent) in the firstquarter But Indiana was good enoughdefensively to force the Heat into 10turnovers and got to the free throw line eighttimes in the period which allowed the Blueamp Gold to head into the second quarter witha 21-20 lead
The Heat moved back in front early inthe second period and led for the vastmajority of the period extending the marginto as many as seven points
The Pacers however strung together a9-2 run to tie the game at 45 on MylesTurners layup with 228 left in the halfThey eventually retook the lead on a massive
fast break dunk from Thaddeus Young with21 seconds to play but Tyler Johnsonknocked down a floater on the other end asthe buzzer sounded to push the Heat back infront by one heading into halftime
Indiana struggled to contain Heat centerHassan Whiteside in the first half The7-footer scored 20 points over the first twoquarters on 9-of-12 shooting and alsocollected 14 rebounds six of them offensive
Whiteside basically just dominated thepaint with offensive rebounds and hisscoring and his putbacks Pacers headcoach Nate McMillan said We really justdidnt have an answer for his paint presence
After going just 3-for-11 from the fieldthrough the first two quarters Pacers All-Star forward Paul George heated up shortlyafter halftime PG buried his first four shotsin the third quarter knocking down two3-pointers and converting an old-fashionedthree-point play to help the Blue amp Goldsurge back ahead
Indiana led by as many as seven pointsin the third period and took a narrow 79-78lead heading into the fourth
But the Blue amp Golds offense went coldfor a prolonged stretch allowing the hoststo move back in front The Pacers failed toscore for a 703 stretch spanning the end ofthe third and start of the fourth quarters
Miami managed nine points over thattime opening up a five-point lead beforeAaron Brooks jumper with 609 to playsnapped Indianas scoreless streak
After George scored with 238 to playtrimmed Miamis lead to 92-89 the Pacershad three chances to tie the game ButGeorge missed a deep 3-pointer in transitionon Indianas first possession and MylesTurner missed a three on each of Indianasnext two trips down the court
With the shot clock turned off afterTurners last miss the Pacers fouled theHeat but werent yet in the bonus On theensuing inbound Miami utilized quickpasses to evade Indianas foul attempts andeventually found Josh Richardson for anuncontested dunk that sealed the victory forthe hosts
I thought we played a little slow in thatfourth quarter George said after the loss
I took a couple tough looks One particularthree that I could have avoided I thought wejust played slow which kind of sped us upwhen it got late in the shot clock where wehad to try and make plays
George led the Pacers with 22 points inthe loss but was just 8-for-22 from the fieldCJ Miles added 15 points off the benchgoing 3-for-6 from 3-point range Turneradded 11 points seven rebounds and fiveblocks
Whiteside led all scorers with 26 pointsand 22 rebounds though he converted justone field goal after halftime
He was aided by James and TylerJohnson both of whom gave Miami bigminutes off the bench James Johnsonfinished with 14 points on 6-of-9 shootingand six assists Tyler Johnson added 15points five rebounds three assists and fourblocks
The Pacers return to action on Thursdaynight in New Orleans when they take onAnthony Davis and the Pelicans on thesecond night of a back-to-back
Miami stops Pacers two-game win streak
Sports8
The Noblesville East seventh-grade boys basketball team beat Hamilton Heights 36-31in a Monday game
Holden Montarsi scored 20 points for the East Millers with Evan Wilson adding 12and Hunter Morrison contributing four
Noblesville Easts eighth-grade team played two games recently falling to Clay 66-36on Dec 8 and to Heights 49-37 on Monday
NEMS seventh-grade boysget Monday victory
The Fishers freshman boys basketballteam beat Pendleton Heights 39-23 onMonday
The Tigers held the Arabians scorelessin the first quarter and dominated the game
from there Fishers is now 5-1 and returnsto action on Jan 3 with a game at Ben Davis
Score by QuartersFishers 11 13 9 6 - 39Pendleton 0 8 10 5 - 23
Tiger freshman boys beat Pendleton
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By RICHIE HALLReporter Sports EditorThere will be several familiar names at
this Saturdays Hamilton County wrestlingmeet and those names belong to wrestlerswho know how to win
Six returning county champions are inthe field for this years county meet whichtakes place at Guerin Catholic The meetbegins at 830 am with the championshipmatches scheduled to start at 1 pm
While there are six champs returningsome of them will be in different weightclasses Fishers junior Alexander Struederwon last year at 106 pounds but this yearhe makes the jump to the 126-pounddivision where he is the top seed The 13-1Strueder wrestles Guerin senior AnthonyDeInnocentes in the first round this year
Noblesville senior Nick Brady willdefend his championship at 113 poundsremaining in the same weight class as lastyear The top-seeded Brady is unbeaten in16 matches this season and takes onHamilton Heights freshman Caleb Jones inthe first round
Carmel senior Adam Jerde was lastyears champion at 120 pounds and bumpsup slightly to 126 pounds The second-seeded Jerde is 5-1 and ranked 12th inIndianaMatcoms individual rankings hefaces Huskies freshman Cordell Cowan inround one
Junior Jack Eiteljorge is the secondreturning champion for the GreyhoundsEiteljorge won at 145 pounds last year Witha record of 5-1 the top seed is ranked eighthat 152 pounds but will compete at 160pounds in the county meet taking onHeights freshman Bobby Williams in thefirst round
The Huskies have a returning championClayton Cowan The senior won last yearat 160 pounds and is rated ninth at 152 butthis year will drop to 145 pounds Cowanwho is 16-1 and top seeded will face GuerinCatholics Matthew Ajdaharian in theopening round
Hamilton Southeasterns Joe Mazero
won at 170 pounds last year and the seniorwill defend his title in that weight class thisyear as the top seed The 10-3 Mazero facesNoblesville sophomore Zack Knoll in thefirst round
Other top seeds and their first-roundmatches are
HSEs Reece Luhmann who is 11-2 at106 pounds The freshman takes on
Sheridan freshman Jakob LeonardCarmel senior Dominic Pecoraro who
enters the tournament 3-3 at 120 pounds Hetakes on Hamilton Heights senior James Loy
Noblesville sophomore Gary Kitko is13-6 as the 132-pound first seed He willface Carmel sophomore Joe Theriot
Heights senior Riley White comes intocounty ranked seventh at 138 pounds andunbeaten at 17-0 He will face Carmel seniorRay Grant
Another Husky 152-poundersophomore Dreiken Dunn is 16-1 for theseason He will wrestle Westfield seniorDrew Collier
Shamrocks senior Brody Martin willwrestle at 182 pounds and is 12-6 for theseason He takes on Heights sophomoreAusten Step
Another Westfield senior 195-pounderLiam Jagow is perfect in 16 matches thisseason Jagow is ranked 10th in the state andwill face Heights sophomore Alex Naylor
The Shamrocks have the 220-pound topseed as well Senior Levi Gleason He is11-5 and takes on Carmel sophomore JaydenWilliams
How about another top seed forWestfield At 285 pounds its senior AustinDollens He is 6-4 and will face Fisherssenior Brendan Perrigo
Also of note Carmel freshman BrendenMattingly is ranked 12th at 106 pounds hehas a 4-2 record Mattingly wrestles againstFishers freshman PJ Pritchett in the firstround
Another Greyhounds wrestler juniorJack Williams is rated 11th at 285 poundsThe 4-2 Williams will take on Sheridansophomore Ian Pence in the first roundPence is 10-2 and one of second seeds forthe Blackhawks
Sheridans other No 2 seed is junior145-pounder Justin Delph who is unbeatenat 12-0 this season Delph takes onNoblesville sophomore Nathan Richardsonin the first round
Guerin Catholic has two second seedsJunior Korbin Lane is 11-1 at 152 poundsand takes on Southeastern senior KyleWagner Golden Eagles 160-pound juniorJT Lazzara is perfect in 12 matches andwrestles HSE sophomore Garret Myren
Six champs will return from last year
Reporter photo by Kent Graham
Noblesvillersquos Gary Kitko (top) and Hamilton Southeasternrsquos Simon Holowach battled during Tuesdayrsquos wrestling dual meetbetween the Millers and the Royals Kitko is seeded first and Holowach second in the 126-pound bracket at Saturdayrsquos HamiltonCounty meet which takes place at Guerin Catholic
7Sports
NOTE Records were current as of theseeding meeting on Monday and donot contain results from this week
106 poundsReece Luhmann (HSE) freshman 10-2 vs Jakob Leonard (S) freshman5-7Aiden Ray (HH) freshman 9-7 vsBrendan Mattingly (C) freshman 3-2PJ Pritchett (F) freshman 8-5 vsJeffrey Iles (N) freshman 2-5Jonathon Koscal (GC) freshman 3-3vs Carson Eldred (W) freshman 13-4
113 poundsNick Brady (N) senior 15-0 vs CalebJones (HH) freshman 8-8Lucas Baugh (F) sophomore 5-5 vsKyle Holman (C) sophomore 3-2Jacob Simone (HSE) freshman 9-3vs forfeit (S)Samuel Mirande (GC) freshman 3-8vs Reid Hutson (W) senior 10-6
120 poundsDominic Pecoraro (C) 2-3 senior vsJames Loy (HH) senior 8-8Mace Bond (S) freshman 5-7 vsZachary Sutton (GC) sophomore 7-3Blake Forbes (HSE) junior 8-4 vsTruman Abel (F) sophomore 7-6Milo Merkel (W) freshman 7-9 vsDalton Huffman (N) sophomore 12-3
126 poundsAlexander Strueder (F) junior 13-1 vsAnthony DeInnocentes (GC) senior5-7Noah Long (N) senior 11-5 vs forfeit(S)Jacob Garcia (HSE) junior 10-2 vsJake Rokop (W) junior 7-8Cordell Cowan (HH) freshman 7-9 vsAdam Jerde (C) senior 4-1
132 poundsGary Kitko (N) sophomore 12-6 vsJoe Theriot (C) sophomore 0-3Luke Brogan (W) junior 4-6 vs forfeit(S)Alex Kraus (HH) freshman 5-6 vsBen Batchelder (GC) sophomore 4-4Jaren Tunstill (F) senior 4-0 vsSimon Holowach (HSE) sophomore3-3
138 poundsRiley White (HH) senior 16-0 vs RayGrant (C) senior 2-3Ryan Bell (N) sophomore 11-7 vsJeff Dunasky (GC) freshman 8-4Tyler Wagner (HSE) freshman 7-3 vs
George Vrachnos (F) sophomore 5-7Corbin Went (S) sophomore 6-6 vsNoah Robinson (W) junior 12-5
145 poundsClayton Cowan (HH) senior 15-1 vsMatthew Ajdaharian (GC) junior 1-5Kyle Saez (W) sophomore 9-8 vsRonan Hiner (HSE) freshman 8-3Beau Wilbrandt (F) senior 11-3 vsChad Sauder (C) senior 3-2Nathan Richardson (N) sophomore0-1 vs Justin Delph (S) junior 12-0
152 poundsDreiken Dunn (HH) sophomore 15-1vs Drew Collier (W) senior 3-3Michael Storey (N) sophomore 4-7vs Cian McGarr (S) sophomore 4-1Spencer Bischoff (F) senior 12-2 vsGabe Davin (C) freshman 0-0Kyle Wagner (HSE) senior 7-5 vsKorbin Lane (GC) junior 11-1
160 poundsJack Eiteljorge (C) junior 5-0 vsBobby Williams (HH) freshman 10-6Teegan Heiniger (F) junior 10-4 vs
Joe Callahan (S) junior 5-1David Kitko (N) senior 16-2 vs JustinMiller (W) senior 14-3Garret Myren (HSE) sophomore 4-4vs JT Lazzara (GC) senior 12-0
170 poundsJoe Mazero (HSE) senior 9-3 vsZack Knoll (N) sophomore 2-8Luke Stohler (HH) freshman 1-4 vsSam Medlen (W) sophomore 1-4Collin Ells (S) junior 6-6 vs LoganHart (C) sophomore 0-1Noah Hanning (GC) junior 0-5 vsSpencer Mendez (F) senior 8-7
182 poundsBrody Martin (W) senior 11-6 vsAusten Step (HH) sophomore 3-3Bryce Sharp (C) 3-0 senior vsSamuel Ashton (GC) junior 3-3Andrew Irick (HSE) freshman 6-5 vsJustin Castle (S) 2-5Ryan Williams (F) junior 6-8 vsAshton Mills (N) 12-6 senior
195 poundsLiam Jagow (W) senior 16-0 vs Alex
Naylor (HH) freshman 4-12Dane Smith (F) sophomore 2-3 vsConner May (N) junior 12-6Ethan Reynolds (S) junior 5-2 vsMax Burris (HSE) senior 8-4Jordon Kaus (GC) senior 3-9 vs EricBoleman (C) senior 4-1
220 poundsLevi Gleason (W) senior 11-5 vsJayden Williams (C) sophomore 0-4Cameron Powell (S) junior 7-4 vsNathan Pairitz (F) sophomore 11-4Ryan Leslie (N) senior 5-1 vs JamesWackenhuth (HH) senior 0-0Joe Myren (HSE) senior 10-2 vsforfeit (GC)
285 poundsAustin Dollens (W) senior 6-4 vsBrendan Perrigo (F) senior 4-5Trevor Cunningham (HH) freshman6-10 vs Brad Killion (N) senior 9-6Crae Kunkleman (HSE) sophomore9-2 vs forfeit (GC)Jack Williams (C) junior 3-2 vs IanPence (S) sophomore 10-2
Carmel beat Center Grove 43-10 in aWednesday Metropolitan Conference dualmeet
Greyhound victories included pins byBrenden Mattingly at 106 pounds andDominic Pecoraro at 120 Other winnerswere Garrett Sharp Chad Sauder GabeDavin Bryce Sharp Eric Boleman Jayden
Williams Jack Williams Adam Jerde andJoe Theriot
Carmel 43Center Grove 10
138 Garrett Sharp def King 7-3145 Chad Sauder def Latham 19-9
152 Gabe Davin def Clingamen 11-3160 Jack Eiteljorge lost to Mappes 3-1170 Logan Hart lost to Hays 7-1182 Bryce Sharp def Stits 13-0195 Eric Boleman def Byrd 13-4220 Jayden Williams def Cutsinger6-4285 Jack Williams def Hillis 2-1106 Brenden Mattingly def Sequin byfall 219113 Kyle Holman lost to Petro 10-1120 Dominic Pecoraro defShoemaker by fall 110
126 Adam Jerde def Pruett 9-4132 Joe Theriot def Dancheck 12-2
Hamilton Heights dropped a 42-30 dual meet to AndersonWednesday
Huskies winners were CordellCowan at 126 Riley White at 132Dreiken Dunn at 145 ClaytonCowan at 152 Luke Stohler at 170and Noah Lawson at 182
lsquoHounds beat CG Huskies fall to Anderson
Hamilton County wrestling meet brackets
Richie HallFile photo
Hamilton Heightsrsquo Dreiken Dunn shown here in an earlier meet is the top seed at 152 pounds
Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBToronto 18 7 720 -New York 14 11 560 35Boston 13 12 520 40Brooklyn 7 17 292 105Philadelphia 6 19 240 110Southeast W L PCT GBCharlotte 14 12 538 -Atlanta 12 13 480 20Washington 10 14 417 40Orlando 11 16 407 35Miami 9 17 346 60Central W L PCT GBCleveland 18 6 750 -Chicago 13 11 542 55Detroit 14 13 519 65Indiana 13 13 500 60Milwaukee 11 12 478 70
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 16 10 615 -Oklahoma City 15 11 577 -Portland 13 14 481 30Denver 9 16 360 60Minnesota 7 18 280 80Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 20 5 800 -Houston 19 7 731 15Memphis 18 9 667 30New Orleans 8 18 308 120Dallas 6 19 240 130Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 22 4 846 -LA Clippers 19 7 731 35Sacramento 9 16 360 120LA Lakers 10 18 357 125Phoenix 8 17 320 135
NBA standingsWednesdayrsquos scores
Toronto 123 Philadelphia 114Washington 109 Charlotte 106LA Clippers 113 Orlando 108
Miami 95 Indiana 89Brooklyn 107 LA Lakers 97
Memphis 93 Cleveland 85Houston 132 Sacramento 98
Detroit 95 Dallas 85Utah 109 Oklahoma City 89San Antonio 108 Boston 101
By WHEAT HOTCHKISSCourtesy nbacompacersThe Pacers up-and-down season
continued on Wednesday night Indiana(13-13) fell to the Heat (9-17) in Miami95-89 snapping a two-game win streak ThePacers have yet to win or lose more than twoconsecutive contests all season long
The Pacers struggled to find a rhythmearly on Wednesday connecting on just7-of-23 shots (304 percent) in the firstquarter But Indiana was good enoughdefensively to force the Heat into 10turnovers and got to the free throw line eighttimes in the period which allowed the Blueamp Gold to head into the second quarter witha 21-20 lead
The Heat moved back in front early inthe second period and led for the vastmajority of the period extending the marginto as many as seven points
The Pacers however strung together a9-2 run to tie the game at 45 on MylesTurners layup with 228 left in the halfThey eventually retook the lead on a massive
fast break dunk from Thaddeus Young with21 seconds to play but Tyler Johnsonknocked down a floater on the other end asthe buzzer sounded to push the Heat back infront by one heading into halftime
Indiana struggled to contain Heat centerHassan Whiteside in the first half The7-footer scored 20 points over the first twoquarters on 9-of-12 shooting and alsocollected 14 rebounds six of them offensive
Whiteside basically just dominated thepaint with offensive rebounds and hisscoring and his putbacks Pacers headcoach Nate McMillan said We really justdidnt have an answer for his paint presence
After going just 3-for-11 from the fieldthrough the first two quarters Pacers All-Star forward Paul George heated up shortlyafter halftime PG buried his first four shotsin the third quarter knocking down two3-pointers and converting an old-fashionedthree-point play to help the Blue amp Goldsurge back ahead
Indiana led by as many as seven pointsin the third period and took a narrow 79-78lead heading into the fourth
But the Blue amp Golds offense went coldfor a prolonged stretch allowing the hoststo move back in front The Pacers failed toscore for a 703 stretch spanning the end ofthe third and start of the fourth quarters
Miami managed nine points over thattime opening up a five-point lead beforeAaron Brooks jumper with 609 to playsnapped Indianas scoreless streak
After George scored with 238 to playtrimmed Miamis lead to 92-89 the Pacershad three chances to tie the game ButGeorge missed a deep 3-pointer in transitionon Indianas first possession and MylesTurner missed a three on each of Indianasnext two trips down the court
With the shot clock turned off afterTurners last miss the Pacers fouled theHeat but werent yet in the bonus On theensuing inbound Miami utilized quickpasses to evade Indianas foul attempts andeventually found Josh Richardson for anuncontested dunk that sealed the victory forthe hosts
I thought we played a little slow in thatfourth quarter George said after the loss
I took a couple tough looks One particularthree that I could have avoided I thought wejust played slow which kind of sped us upwhen it got late in the shot clock where wehad to try and make plays
George led the Pacers with 22 points inthe loss but was just 8-for-22 from the fieldCJ Miles added 15 points off the benchgoing 3-for-6 from 3-point range Turneradded 11 points seven rebounds and fiveblocks
Whiteside led all scorers with 26 pointsand 22 rebounds though he converted justone field goal after halftime
He was aided by James and TylerJohnson both of whom gave Miami bigminutes off the bench James Johnsonfinished with 14 points on 6-of-9 shootingand six assists Tyler Johnson added 15points five rebounds three assists and fourblocks
The Pacers return to action on Thursdaynight in New Orleans when they take onAnthony Davis and the Pelicans on thesecond night of a back-to-back
Miami stops Pacers two-game win streak
Sports8
The Noblesville East seventh-grade boys basketball team beat Hamilton Heights 36-31in a Monday game
Holden Montarsi scored 20 points for the East Millers with Evan Wilson adding 12and Hunter Morrison contributing four
Noblesville Easts eighth-grade team played two games recently falling to Clay 66-36on Dec 8 and to Heights 49-37 on Monday
NEMS seventh-grade boysget Monday victory
The Fishers freshman boys basketballteam beat Pendleton Heights 39-23 onMonday
The Tigers held the Arabians scorelessin the first quarter and dominated the game
from there Fishers is now 5-1 and returnsto action on Jan 3 with a game at Ben Davis
Score by QuartersFishers 11 13 9 6 - 39Pendleton 0 8 10 5 - 23
Tiger freshman boys beat Pendleton
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NOTE Records were current as of theseeding meeting on Monday and donot contain results from this week
106 poundsReece Luhmann (HSE) freshman 10-2 vs Jakob Leonard (S) freshman5-7Aiden Ray (HH) freshman 9-7 vsBrendan Mattingly (C) freshman 3-2PJ Pritchett (F) freshman 8-5 vsJeffrey Iles (N) freshman 2-5Jonathon Koscal (GC) freshman 3-3vs Carson Eldred (W) freshman 13-4
113 poundsNick Brady (N) senior 15-0 vs CalebJones (HH) freshman 8-8Lucas Baugh (F) sophomore 5-5 vsKyle Holman (C) sophomore 3-2Jacob Simone (HSE) freshman 9-3vs forfeit (S)Samuel Mirande (GC) freshman 3-8vs Reid Hutson (W) senior 10-6
120 poundsDominic Pecoraro (C) 2-3 senior vsJames Loy (HH) senior 8-8Mace Bond (S) freshman 5-7 vsZachary Sutton (GC) sophomore 7-3Blake Forbes (HSE) junior 8-4 vsTruman Abel (F) sophomore 7-6Milo Merkel (W) freshman 7-9 vsDalton Huffman (N) sophomore 12-3
126 poundsAlexander Strueder (F) junior 13-1 vsAnthony DeInnocentes (GC) senior5-7Noah Long (N) senior 11-5 vs forfeit(S)Jacob Garcia (HSE) junior 10-2 vsJake Rokop (W) junior 7-8Cordell Cowan (HH) freshman 7-9 vsAdam Jerde (C) senior 4-1
132 poundsGary Kitko (N) sophomore 12-6 vsJoe Theriot (C) sophomore 0-3Luke Brogan (W) junior 4-6 vs forfeit(S)Alex Kraus (HH) freshman 5-6 vsBen Batchelder (GC) sophomore 4-4Jaren Tunstill (F) senior 4-0 vsSimon Holowach (HSE) sophomore3-3
138 poundsRiley White (HH) senior 16-0 vs RayGrant (C) senior 2-3Ryan Bell (N) sophomore 11-7 vsJeff Dunasky (GC) freshman 8-4Tyler Wagner (HSE) freshman 7-3 vs
George Vrachnos (F) sophomore 5-7Corbin Went (S) sophomore 6-6 vsNoah Robinson (W) junior 12-5
145 poundsClayton Cowan (HH) senior 15-1 vsMatthew Ajdaharian (GC) junior 1-5Kyle Saez (W) sophomore 9-8 vsRonan Hiner (HSE) freshman 8-3Beau Wilbrandt (F) senior 11-3 vsChad Sauder (C) senior 3-2Nathan Richardson (N) sophomore0-1 vs Justin Delph (S) junior 12-0
152 poundsDreiken Dunn (HH) sophomore 15-1vs Drew Collier (W) senior 3-3Michael Storey (N) sophomore 4-7vs Cian McGarr (S) sophomore 4-1Spencer Bischoff (F) senior 12-2 vsGabe Davin (C) freshman 0-0Kyle Wagner (HSE) senior 7-5 vsKorbin Lane (GC) junior 11-1
160 poundsJack Eiteljorge (C) junior 5-0 vsBobby Williams (HH) freshman 10-6Teegan Heiniger (F) junior 10-4 vs
Joe Callahan (S) junior 5-1David Kitko (N) senior 16-2 vs JustinMiller (W) senior 14-3Garret Myren (HSE) sophomore 4-4vs JT Lazzara (GC) senior 12-0
170 poundsJoe Mazero (HSE) senior 9-3 vsZack Knoll (N) sophomore 2-8Luke Stohler (HH) freshman 1-4 vsSam Medlen (W) sophomore 1-4Collin Ells (S) junior 6-6 vs LoganHart (C) sophomore 0-1Noah Hanning (GC) junior 0-5 vsSpencer Mendez (F) senior 8-7
182 poundsBrody Martin (W) senior 11-6 vsAusten Step (HH) sophomore 3-3Bryce Sharp (C) 3-0 senior vsSamuel Ashton (GC) junior 3-3Andrew Irick (HSE) freshman 6-5 vsJustin Castle (S) 2-5Ryan Williams (F) junior 6-8 vsAshton Mills (N) 12-6 senior
195 poundsLiam Jagow (W) senior 16-0 vs Alex
Naylor (HH) freshman 4-12Dane Smith (F) sophomore 2-3 vsConner May (N) junior 12-6Ethan Reynolds (S) junior 5-2 vsMax Burris (HSE) senior 8-4Jordon Kaus (GC) senior 3-9 vs EricBoleman (C) senior 4-1
220 poundsLevi Gleason (W) senior 11-5 vsJayden Williams (C) sophomore 0-4Cameron Powell (S) junior 7-4 vsNathan Pairitz (F) sophomore 11-4Ryan Leslie (N) senior 5-1 vs JamesWackenhuth (HH) senior 0-0Joe Myren (HSE) senior 10-2 vsforfeit (GC)
285 poundsAustin Dollens (W) senior 6-4 vsBrendan Perrigo (F) senior 4-5Trevor Cunningham (HH) freshman6-10 vs Brad Killion (N) senior 9-6Crae Kunkleman (HSE) sophomore9-2 vs forfeit (GC)Jack Williams (C) junior 3-2 vs IanPence (S) sophomore 10-2
Carmel beat Center Grove 43-10 in aWednesday Metropolitan Conference dualmeet
Greyhound victories included pins byBrenden Mattingly at 106 pounds andDominic Pecoraro at 120 Other winnerswere Garrett Sharp Chad Sauder GabeDavin Bryce Sharp Eric Boleman Jayden
Williams Jack Williams Adam Jerde andJoe Theriot
Carmel 43Center Grove 10
138 Garrett Sharp def King 7-3145 Chad Sauder def Latham 19-9
152 Gabe Davin def Clingamen 11-3160 Jack Eiteljorge lost to Mappes 3-1170 Logan Hart lost to Hays 7-1182 Bryce Sharp def Stits 13-0195 Eric Boleman def Byrd 13-4220 Jayden Williams def Cutsinger6-4285 Jack Williams def Hillis 2-1106 Brenden Mattingly def Sequin byfall 219113 Kyle Holman lost to Petro 10-1120 Dominic Pecoraro defShoemaker by fall 110
126 Adam Jerde def Pruett 9-4132 Joe Theriot def Dancheck 12-2
Hamilton Heights dropped a 42-30 dual meet to AndersonWednesday
Huskies winners were CordellCowan at 126 Riley White at 132Dreiken Dunn at 145 ClaytonCowan at 152 Luke Stohler at 170and Noah Lawson at 182
lsquoHounds beat CG Huskies fall to Anderson
Hamilton County wrestling meet brackets
Richie HallFile photo
Hamilton Heightsrsquo Dreiken Dunn shown here in an earlier meet is the top seed at 152 pounds
Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBToronto 18 7 720 -New York 14 11 560 35Boston 13 12 520 40Brooklyn 7 17 292 105Philadelphia 6 19 240 110Southeast W L PCT GBCharlotte 14 12 538 -Atlanta 12 13 480 20Washington 10 14 417 40Orlando 11 16 407 35Miami 9 17 346 60Central W L PCT GBCleveland 18 6 750 -Chicago 13 11 542 55Detroit 14 13 519 65Indiana 13 13 500 60Milwaukee 11 12 478 70
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 16 10 615 -Oklahoma City 15 11 577 -Portland 13 14 481 30Denver 9 16 360 60Minnesota 7 18 280 80Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 20 5 800 -Houston 19 7 731 15Memphis 18 9 667 30New Orleans 8 18 308 120Dallas 6 19 240 130Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 22 4 846 -LA Clippers 19 7 731 35Sacramento 9 16 360 120LA Lakers 10 18 357 125Phoenix 8 17 320 135
NBA standingsWednesdayrsquos scores
Toronto 123 Philadelphia 114Washington 109 Charlotte 106LA Clippers 113 Orlando 108
Miami 95 Indiana 89Brooklyn 107 LA Lakers 97
Memphis 93 Cleveland 85Houston 132 Sacramento 98
Detroit 95 Dallas 85Utah 109 Oklahoma City 89San Antonio 108 Boston 101
By WHEAT HOTCHKISSCourtesy nbacompacersThe Pacers up-and-down season
continued on Wednesday night Indiana(13-13) fell to the Heat (9-17) in Miami95-89 snapping a two-game win streak ThePacers have yet to win or lose more than twoconsecutive contests all season long
The Pacers struggled to find a rhythmearly on Wednesday connecting on just7-of-23 shots (304 percent) in the firstquarter But Indiana was good enoughdefensively to force the Heat into 10turnovers and got to the free throw line eighttimes in the period which allowed the Blueamp Gold to head into the second quarter witha 21-20 lead
The Heat moved back in front early inthe second period and led for the vastmajority of the period extending the marginto as many as seven points
The Pacers however strung together a9-2 run to tie the game at 45 on MylesTurners layup with 228 left in the halfThey eventually retook the lead on a massive
fast break dunk from Thaddeus Young with21 seconds to play but Tyler Johnsonknocked down a floater on the other end asthe buzzer sounded to push the Heat back infront by one heading into halftime
Indiana struggled to contain Heat centerHassan Whiteside in the first half The7-footer scored 20 points over the first twoquarters on 9-of-12 shooting and alsocollected 14 rebounds six of them offensive
Whiteside basically just dominated thepaint with offensive rebounds and hisscoring and his putbacks Pacers headcoach Nate McMillan said We really justdidnt have an answer for his paint presence
After going just 3-for-11 from the fieldthrough the first two quarters Pacers All-Star forward Paul George heated up shortlyafter halftime PG buried his first four shotsin the third quarter knocking down two3-pointers and converting an old-fashionedthree-point play to help the Blue amp Goldsurge back ahead
Indiana led by as many as seven pointsin the third period and took a narrow 79-78lead heading into the fourth
But the Blue amp Golds offense went coldfor a prolonged stretch allowing the hoststo move back in front The Pacers failed toscore for a 703 stretch spanning the end ofthe third and start of the fourth quarters
Miami managed nine points over thattime opening up a five-point lead beforeAaron Brooks jumper with 609 to playsnapped Indianas scoreless streak
After George scored with 238 to playtrimmed Miamis lead to 92-89 the Pacershad three chances to tie the game ButGeorge missed a deep 3-pointer in transitionon Indianas first possession and MylesTurner missed a three on each of Indianasnext two trips down the court
With the shot clock turned off afterTurners last miss the Pacers fouled theHeat but werent yet in the bonus On theensuing inbound Miami utilized quickpasses to evade Indianas foul attempts andeventually found Josh Richardson for anuncontested dunk that sealed the victory forthe hosts
I thought we played a little slow in thatfourth quarter George said after the loss
I took a couple tough looks One particularthree that I could have avoided I thought wejust played slow which kind of sped us upwhen it got late in the shot clock where wehad to try and make plays
George led the Pacers with 22 points inthe loss but was just 8-for-22 from the fieldCJ Miles added 15 points off the benchgoing 3-for-6 from 3-point range Turneradded 11 points seven rebounds and fiveblocks
Whiteside led all scorers with 26 pointsand 22 rebounds though he converted justone field goal after halftime
He was aided by James and TylerJohnson both of whom gave Miami bigminutes off the bench James Johnsonfinished with 14 points on 6-of-9 shootingand six assists Tyler Johnson added 15points five rebounds three assists and fourblocks
The Pacers return to action on Thursdaynight in New Orleans when they take onAnthony Davis and the Pelicans on thesecond night of a back-to-back
Miami stops Pacers two-game win streak
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The Noblesville East seventh-grade boys basketball team beat Hamilton Heights 36-31in a Monday game
Holden Montarsi scored 20 points for the East Millers with Evan Wilson adding 12and Hunter Morrison contributing four
Noblesville Easts eighth-grade team played two games recently falling to Clay 66-36on Dec 8 and to Heights 49-37 on Monday
NEMS seventh-grade boysget Monday victory
The Fishers freshman boys basketballteam beat Pendleton Heights 39-23 onMonday
The Tigers held the Arabians scorelessin the first quarter and dominated the game
from there Fishers is now 5-1 and returnsto action on Jan 3 with a game at Ben Davis
Score by QuartersFishers 11 13 9 6 - 39Pendleton 0 8 10 5 - 23
Tiger freshman boys beat Pendleton
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Eastern ConferenceAtlantic W L PCT GBToronto 18 7 720 -New York 14 11 560 35Boston 13 12 520 40Brooklyn 7 17 292 105Philadelphia 6 19 240 110Southeast W L PCT GBCharlotte 14 12 538 -Atlanta 12 13 480 20Washington 10 14 417 40Orlando 11 16 407 35Miami 9 17 346 60Central W L PCT GBCleveland 18 6 750 -Chicago 13 11 542 55Detroit 14 13 519 65Indiana 13 13 500 60Milwaukee 11 12 478 70
Western ConferenceNorthwest W L PCT GBUtah 16 10 615 -Oklahoma City 15 11 577 -Portland 13 14 481 30Denver 9 16 360 60Minnesota 7 18 280 80Southwest W L PCT GBSan Antonio 20 5 800 -Houston 19 7 731 15Memphis 18 9 667 30New Orleans 8 18 308 120Dallas 6 19 240 130Pacific W L PCT GBGolden State 22 4 846 -LA Clippers 19 7 731 35Sacramento 9 16 360 120LA Lakers 10 18 357 125Phoenix 8 17 320 135
NBA standingsWednesdayrsquos scores
Toronto 123 Philadelphia 114Washington 109 Charlotte 106LA Clippers 113 Orlando 108
Miami 95 Indiana 89Brooklyn 107 LA Lakers 97
Memphis 93 Cleveland 85Houston 132 Sacramento 98
Detroit 95 Dallas 85Utah 109 Oklahoma City 89San Antonio 108 Boston 101
By WHEAT HOTCHKISSCourtesy nbacompacersThe Pacers up-and-down season
continued on Wednesday night Indiana(13-13) fell to the Heat (9-17) in Miami95-89 snapping a two-game win streak ThePacers have yet to win or lose more than twoconsecutive contests all season long
The Pacers struggled to find a rhythmearly on Wednesday connecting on just7-of-23 shots (304 percent) in the firstquarter But Indiana was good enoughdefensively to force the Heat into 10turnovers and got to the free throw line eighttimes in the period which allowed the Blueamp Gold to head into the second quarter witha 21-20 lead
The Heat moved back in front early inthe second period and led for the vastmajority of the period extending the marginto as many as seven points
The Pacers however strung together a9-2 run to tie the game at 45 on MylesTurners layup with 228 left in the halfThey eventually retook the lead on a massive
fast break dunk from Thaddeus Young with21 seconds to play but Tyler Johnsonknocked down a floater on the other end asthe buzzer sounded to push the Heat back infront by one heading into halftime
Indiana struggled to contain Heat centerHassan Whiteside in the first half The7-footer scored 20 points over the first twoquarters on 9-of-12 shooting and alsocollected 14 rebounds six of them offensive
Whiteside basically just dominated thepaint with offensive rebounds and hisscoring and his putbacks Pacers headcoach Nate McMillan said We really justdidnt have an answer for his paint presence
After going just 3-for-11 from the fieldthrough the first two quarters Pacers All-Star forward Paul George heated up shortlyafter halftime PG buried his first four shotsin the third quarter knocking down two3-pointers and converting an old-fashionedthree-point play to help the Blue amp Goldsurge back ahead
Indiana led by as many as seven pointsin the third period and took a narrow 79-78lead heading into the fourth
But the Blue amp Golds offense went coldfor a prolonged stretch allowing the hoststo move back in front The Pacers failed toscore for a 703 stretch spanning the end ofthe third and start of the fourth quarters
Miami managed nine points over thattime opening up a five-point lead beforeAaron Brooks jumper with 609 to playsnapped Indianas scoreless streak
After George scored with 238 to playtrimmed Miamis lead to 92-89 the Pacershad three chances to tie the game ButGeorge missed a deep 3-pointer in transitionon Indianas first possession and MylesTurner missed a three on each of Indianasnext two trips down the court
With the shot clock turned off afterTurners last miss the Pacers fouled theHeat but werent yet in the bonus On theensuing inbound Miami utilized quickpasses to evade Indianas foul attempts andeventually found Josh Richardson for anuncontested dunk that sealed the victory forthe hosts
I thought we played a little slow in thatfourth quarter George said after the loss
I took a couple tough looks One particularthree that I could have avoided I thought wejust played slow which kind of sped us upwhen it got late in the shot clock where wehad to try and make plays
George led the Pacers with 22 points inthe loss but was just 8-for-22 from the fieldCJ Miles added 15 points off the benchgoing 3-for-6 from 3-point range Turneradded 11 points seven rebounds and fiveblocks
Whiteside led all scorers with 26 pointsand 22 rebounds though he converted justone field goal after halftime
He was aided by James and TylerJohnson both of whom gave Miami bigminutes off the bench James Johnsonfinished with 14 points on 6-of-9 shootingand six assists Tyler Johnson added 15points five rebounds three assists and fourblocks
The Pacers return to action on Thursdaynight in New Orleans when they take onAnthony Davis and the Pelicans on thesecond night of a back-to-back
Miami stops Pacers two-game win streak
Sports8
The Noblesville East seventh-grade boys basketball team beat Hamilton Heights 36-31in a Monday game
Holden Montarsi scored 20 points for the East Millers with Evan Wilson adding 12and Hunter Morrison contributing four
Noblesville Easts eighth-grade team played two games recently falling to Clay 66-36on Dec 8 and to Heights 49-37 on Monday
NEMS seventh-grade boysget Monday victory
The Fishers freshman boys basketballteam beat Pendleton Heights 39-23 onMonday
The Tigers held the Arabians scorelessin the first quarter and dominated the game
from there Fishers is now 5-1 and returnsto action on Jan 3 with a game at Ben Davis
Score by QuartersFishers 11 13 9 6 - 39Pendleton 0 8 10 5 - 23
Tiger freshman boys beat Pendleton
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