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and still wake up tired or feel very sleepy during the day The North Decatur Chargers Boys Varsity Golf team traveled to The Legends Golf Club on Saturday to compete in the annual Whiteland Invitational posting a team score of 380 in their first 18-hole event of the season Leading the way for North Decatur were Owen Eldridge and Cooper Parmer participating in his first career 18-hole match highlighted by an impressive 43 on his second nine the Chargers gained valuable experience that will serve them well as the season progresses They will be back in action on Tuesday at Hillcrest Country Club where they will face off against Oldenburg Academy and Rising Sun High School Batesville Golf Places 3rd in Whiteland Invitational IN – The junior high Lady Chargers had 2 games this week the cold weather and wind didn’t drive anyone away from playing softball but North Decatur fell to Eastern Hancock by a score of 11-3 and the Chargers got the bats going and things started to click on defense vs North Decatur was far too much for the Cougars collected 3 hits (2 doubles and 1 single) to lead the Chargers to victory Pacers Take Advantage at Home and Win Game One IN – The North Decatur Chargers travelled to Jac-Cen-Del to take on the Eagles on Tuesday night in an early season matchup the weather may have been cold but the Lady Chargers bats were anything but that North Decatur jumped on the Eagles quickly after 2 doubles down the left field line from Carmen Thackery and Kendall Hostkoetter Libby Crawford then singled to plate the final of 3 runs in the first inning Elizbeth Meister pitched a 3 hit shutout over 5 innings with 3 strikeouts and 3 walks Run support for her continued to pour in over the next few innings the Chargers plated 11 runs including an inside the park homerun from Brooklyn White The Chargers also were very sound on the defensive end North Decatur piled up 23 hits and 17 runs on Eagles pitcher Cheyenne Cullen Libby Crawford provided a spark in the middle of the lineup Leadoff hitter Madison Rohls led North Decatur with five hits in five at bats and Thackery each collected multiple hits for ND and Thackery each stole multiple bases for the Chargers North Decatur also ran wild on the base paths The North Decatur Chargers will take on Liberty Christian in the Greenfield-Central Regional this Saturday Tickets are $10 and are available now online Fans are strongly encouraged to purchase tickets online in advance Online tickets will guarantee admission to the game on Saturday Those waiting to purchase a ticket at the door on Saturday will not be guaranteed entry of tickets available at the door will depend upon how many tickets are sold online beforehand Doors will open one hour prior to the start of the game at noon There will be three entrances – Door 42 on the east side of the building and Door 29 by the Greenfield-Central fieldhouse The North Decatur section for seating will be the north side of the gym on both sides of the court https://public.eventlink.com/tickets?t=118657&p=182899 This information is also on the North Decatur Athletic website: www.ndathletics.com (Our thanks to North Decatur Athletic Director Scott Johnson for providing the information)  IN) – North Decatur Varsity Chargers could not keep up with Batesville 9-4 on Tuesday at North Decatur High School Batesville jumped out to the lead in the top of the first inning after Carson Meyer doubled and a passed ball helped Batesville extend their early lead in the second A triple by Dane Dudley extended the Batesville lead to 9-1 in the top of the third inning The pitcher gave up one hit and one run over three innings Eli Trenkamp pitched three innings in relief for North Decatur Varsity Chargers The pitcher allowed zero hits and zero runs while Kamdenn McKinney took the loss for North Decatur Varsity Chargers The pitcher went one and one-third innings surrendering eight runs (six earned) on five hits North Decatur Varsity Chargers’s Henry Kinker and Grayson Downey each drove in one run for North Decatur Varsity Chargers Downey led North Decatur Varsity Chargers with three walks Dudley and Carson Schneider were a force together in the lineup as they each collected two hits for Batesville Borgman and Meyer each drove in two runs for Batesville Krekeler and Brayden Maple led the team with two walks each Maple and Jaisle each stole multiple bases for Batesville North Decatur Varsity Chargers will travel to Morristown for their next game on Thursday IN – The North Decatur Lady Chargers track and field team made a trip up to Triton Central High School on Friday night to run in an 8-team invitational and returned home with several new PRs and a couple of top 50 performances in Indiana Both Madi Allen and Sarah Moeller ran great times in the 300m low hurdles fast enough to land them in the top 50 in Indiana Madi Allen placed 1st and Moeller placed 4th Allen also had a great night while jumping She placed 1st in the high jump and 2nd in long jump Metz threw a personal record and placing 4th Mallory Dehaven in the 3200 meter run placing 5th and Lauren Miller in the 3200 meter run placing 6th The 4×8 team also had a successful night The team will be back in action on Tuesday The North Decatur Girls Varsity Track team started off their season with a 1st place finish against South Decatur and Rushville Sarah Moeller in High Jump with a mark of 4’8” Ellie Johnson in the 800 meter run with a time of 2:55 a new PR Ava Lecher in the 400 meter dash with a time of 1:10 Madi Allen in the 100 meter dash with a time of 13.49 and the 300 meter low hurdles with a time of 51.34 Freshman Nora Amberger placing 3rd in the 1600 meter run and 3rd in Long jump Freshamn Sophie Rohls placing 2nd in High jump Sarah Moeller placing 3rd in the 100 meter high hurdles and the 300 meter low hurdles Ellie Johnson placing 2nd in the 1600 meter run Mallory Dehaven placing 3rd in the 3200 meter run Mary Stier placing 4th in the 200 meter dash Emmerson Gunn placing 2nd in the 3200 meter run Lauren Miller placing 3rd in the 800 meter run Lady Chargers compete next in the Triton Central Invite Friday April 11th at 5:00pm Oldenburg Baseball Prevails On Opening Day This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page The IHSAA boys basketball state tournament began Tuesday night as sectional play tipped off across Indiana There are plenty of more storylines, and IndyStar preps Insider Kyle Neddenriep has all the angles covered Kyle's take: Sectional week is my favorite week of the season. But it can be better. Here's how JonAnthony Hall: Fishers star thrives as 3-sport athlete, state champ Schedule, pairings and scores for Central Indiana sectionals below. Statewide scores and schedule can be found here. This is the first round? No. 1 Fishers holds off No. 3 Westfield to survive in Sectional 8 G1: Lawrence North 65, Lawrence Central 56 More: X-factor helps Guerin set up sectional semifinal showdown vs. Brebeuf G2: Roncalli 69, Shelbyville 54 CLASS A∎ SECTIONAL 54 (AT CLINTON CENTRAL) ∎ SECTIONAL 57 (AT PURDUE POLY-BROAD RIPPLE) Waldron High School has a new girls basketball coach Doug Laker was approved as the girls varsity basketball coach at Wednesday’s Shelby Eastern Schools board meeting He will have his first open gym session with the Mohawks today “That’s always exciting,” said Laker Thursday morning “I’ve been coaching against them so they know me but they don’t really know me.” Laker spent the last three seasons as the girls basketball head coach at North Decatur where he went 52-22 and won the 2024 sectional title Laker also has been the boys basketball head coach at Rushville (2019-2021) and girls basketball head coach at Greenfield-Central (2009-2017) where he won 129 games and led the Cougars to the 2016 regional championship game sectional and regional championships in 2022 Head coach Anthony Thomas stepped down at the end of the season and assistant coach Ilea Shipp was elevated to head coach The Mohawks won 23 games in three seasons with Shipp as the head coach before she resigned Waldron won eight games in 2024 while freshman Grace Fischer averaged 15.3 points and 6.7 rebounds per game A serious offseason knee injury sidelined her for her entire sophomore season built around Fischer and rising senior Emerson Lindsey (9.7 ppg “(Fischer) might be one of the best shooters I’ve ever coached,” said Laker “I’ve had a lot of scorers and a lot of great shooters The Shelby County Post is a digital newspaper producing news obituaries and more without a pay wall or subscription needed Click Here for your 5 day Forecast LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — A Tuesday afternoon barricade in North Las Vegas ended in the arrest of someone police believe is connected to a recent stabbing incident We previously told you about two women who were injured in a stabbing incident in the area of Decatur Boulevard and Ann Road North Las Vegas police needed help identifying the suspect authorities identified the suspect as 38-year-old Synetta Harper Harper was located at an apartment in the 3300 block of North Decatur but when authorities tried to make contact she refused to leave her apartment and barricaded herself inside The North Las Vegas Police Department SWAT team responded to the scene Harper was booked into the North Las Vegas jail on two counts of attempted murder Report a typo Armstrong Williams takes on the news of the week and asks the questions you want answered. Don’t miss our weekly town hall. Overnight closures planned for sound wall project along 215 LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Drivers can anticipate overnight closures of the westbound on-ramp from North Decatur Boulevard to the Clark County-215 Beltway in the coming weeks Clark County recently released the schedule for closures through January 9 Officials say crews will install sound walls along the Northern Beltway to reduce traffic noise that affects nearby residential areas MORE ON NEWS 3 | Hikers rescued after falling in icy conditions on Mt. Charleston trail Motorists are advised to use the on-ramp at North Jones Boulevard as a detour Message boards have been placed along the freeway to notify drivers of the upcoming closures NOTE: This article has been corrected to reflect Clark County is responsible for the project not the Nevada Department of Transportation IHSAA boys basketball sectional trophies will be lifted across Indiana tonight We'll keep you updated with live scores and highlights from Central Indiana sectional championship games Statewide scores and schedule can be found here. Up next: IHSAA basketball regional pairings, schedule 'It should have been us.' Braylon Mullins' high school career ends in heartbreak 'We’re literally made for this.' No. 1 Fishers doesn't panic, caps sectional with 40th straight win More: Mt. Vernon wins sectional the hard way: back-to-back wins over top-5 teams, state's best player LAS VEGAS — The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is investigating a crash that occurred just after 5:30 p.m on Thursday at North Decatur Boulevard and Eugene Avenue and all drivers and passengers were transported to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries LVMPD suspects impairment may have been a factor in the crash the southbound lanes of Decatur are closed at Eugene Ave Motorists are advised to take alternate routes It's regional Saturday in the IHSAA boys basketball state tournament We have highlights, photos and recaps from Indiana's regional games. Pairings for semistate will be revealed 3 p.m., Sunday via IHSAAtv.org IHSAA basketball: Semistate pairings, schedule, host sites FINAL: Mt. Vernon 74, Brownsburg 40 (recap; photos) FINAL: South Bend Riley 77, Warsaw 71, 2OT (recap; photos) FINAL: Lawrence North 80, Mooresville 42 (recap; photos) FINAL: Fishers 89, Harrison (West Lafayette) 39 (photos) FINAL: South Bend St. Joseph 50, Columbia City 46 (photos; recap) FINAL: Crispus Attucks 57 FINAL: New Palestine 63, Guerin Catholic 49 (recap) FINAL: Princeton 61, Jennings County 48 (photos) FINAL: Wapahani 53, Western Boone 45 FINAL: Forest Park 56, South Ripley 53 FINAL: Clinton Prairie 58, Lafayette Central Catholic 55, OT (recap) FINAL: Monroe Central 66, Daleville 58 (recap) FINAL: Clay City 51 Which Indiana high school football teams were lifting sectional trophies Friday night Below is a class-by-class list of statewide scores from tonight's sectional finals IHSAA football regional pairings: Next week's schedule, matchups The IHSAA boys basketball sectional draw was Sunday night Teams around the state learned the first obstacles in the path to Gainbridge Fieldhouse Sectional play begins March 4 with sectional championship games March 8 IHSAA basketball sectional takeaways: The good, the bad and the can't-miss. Sectional 57 (at Purdue Poly-Broad Ripple) Bloomfield, Clay City Cannelton Austin, Brown County, South Ripley Indiana high school boys basketball sectionals wrap up tonight with championship games Below are statewide scores. For full coverage of Central Indiana sectionals click here CLASS 3A∎ SECTIONAL 17 (AT EAST CHICAGO CENTRAL) ∎ SECTIONAL 51 (AT NORTH JUDSON-SAN PIERRE) ∎ SECTIONAL 57 (AT PURDUE POLY-BROAD RIPPLE) The Indiana high school football postseason is right around the corner and the sectional paths were revealed Sunday night Sectional play for Class 4A-A schools begins Oct with Class 5A and 6A joining the postseason fun Nov Sectional pairings takeaways: Early showdowns, tough draws, new champs What we learned from Week 8: On Lawrence North, Cascade, surprises Indiana high school football silverware will be on the line next Friday. Check out who won in tonight's sectional semifinals to set up next week's sectional championship games Below is a sectional-by-sectional statewide scores list Who will play for IHSAA sectional title? Indiana high school football sectional finals pairings 2025 at 11:12 am ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}Joann is shuttering all 800 stores in the U.S. (Autumn Johnson/Patch)What to know summary: GEORGIA — The assets of bankrupt fabric and crafts retailer Joann Inc. have gone to the highest bidders and the company announced over the weekend that all of its stores — including 18 in Georgia — are closing a liquidation firm backed by California-based Oaktree Capital Management won an auction to acquire what's left of the company which is subject to bankruptcy court approval the winning bidders plan to wind down Joann operations and conduct going-out-of-business sales at all store locations according to a Sunday announcement from the retailer The sale and auction process was revealed last month when Hudson Ohio-based Joann announced it was undergoing a Chapter 11 bankruptcy restructuring process Boston-based Gordon Brothers Retail Partners was initially named as the "stalking horse" bidder for Joann but the retailer was seeking alternate offers A stalking horse bid sets a floor to avoid subsequent lowball offers Prior to the weekend announcement, the company had hoped to keep a fraction of its stores open advisors and legal team "made every possible effort to pursue a more favorable outcome that would keep the company in business "We are committed to working constructively with the winning bidder to ensure an orderly wind-down of operations that minimizes the impact on all our stakeholders," the announcement continued "We deeply appreciate our dedicated Team Members our customers and communities across the nation for their unwavering support for more than 80 years." It's unclear how low prices will drop on Joann merchandise, such as fabric, sewing accessories and arts and crafts offerings. The company is currently promoting steep product discounts through its e-commerce site. In addition to last month's Chapter 11 filing Joann also filed in March 2024 but emerged a month later as a private company and managed to keep its stores open Joann had more than 800 stores operating across 49 states Here is the list of Joann Georgia stores (it's unclear how many Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts. Lightning delays across Central Indiana on Friday night pushed Week 2 Indiana high school football games to Saturday. Whether it was Pike's thrilling win over Fishers or No. 1 Westfield rallying past No. 9 Carmel Catch up with Week 2's action with our roundup of scores Storm damage: Microburst storm sends Center Grove stands into goal post Westfield early-season statement: 'The No. 1 spot, it’s a privilege. We earned it.' Carmel – Nathan Williams 43 pass from Anthony Coellner (Krishnamoorthy kick) Westfield – Gabe Aramboles 79 pass from Carsen Melvin (Wright kick) B – Avin Robinson 28 pass from Oscar Frye (Orlando kick) C – Jackson Harvey 23 pass from Cameron Koers (Van Krisiloff kick) B – Robinson 34 pass from Frye (kick failed) Dohnavin Ward fired four touchdown passes two each to Pierce Collins and Latrell Morton to give the visiting Red Devils a slender one-point win over the Tigers Fishers got 15 receptions for 181 yards from JonAnthony Hall but Pike kept him out of the end zone to pull out the victory P — Latrell Morton 3 pass from Dohnavin Ward (Logan Young kick) P — Pierce Collins 7 pass from Ward (Young kick) F — Gage Sturgill 5 run (Jon Tangara kick) F — Ryan Thembulembu 16 pass from Sturgill (Tangara kick) F —Thembulembu 13 pass from Sturgill (Tangara kick) F — Thembulembu 34 pass from Sturgill (pass failed) Cardinal Ritter at Lafayette Central Catholic IHSAA football Indy-area Week 2 box scoresHAMILTON SOUTHEASTERN 49 NORTH CENTRAL 26Chandler Weston passed for three touchdowns and Clark Bucher ran for 115 yards and a pair of TDs as the Royals (2-0) outgunned the Panthers (0-2) in an offensive slugfest Caleb Foor threw four TD passes of his own and threw for 377 yards for North Central HS — Brennan Baker 2 run (Hugo Belmonte kick) HS — Callen Okerson 32 pass from Chandler Weston (Belmonte kick) HS — Charles Dabner 3 pass from Weston (Belmonte kick) NC — Eli Thompson 48 pass from Caleb Foor (Ashton Dorris kick) HS — Vaughn Johnson 14 run (Belmonte kick) NC — Noah Bailey 33 pass from Foor (Dorris kick) HS — Liam Boyd 5 pass from Weston (Belmonte kick) NC — Demetrius Averitte 36 pass from Foor (pass failed) NC — Thompson 54 pass from Foor (Dorris kick) FWC – Mason Baughman 19 pass from Jimmy Sullivan (Corbin Dempsey kick) CG – Nolan Rees 1 run (Dallas Cornpropst kick) CG – Tristan Baxter 44 pass from Gabe McWilliams (Cornpropst kick) FWC – Brady Rhoad 15 pass from Sullivan (Dempsey kick) CG – Austin Hennessy 67 run (Cornpropst kick) CG – Brady Dicken 22 pass from McWilliams (Cornpropst kick) Dajuan Green 6-22; Center Grove: Reese 9-35 Passing – FW Carroll: Sullivan 12-16-0 142; Center Grove: McWilliams 5-9-0 80 Jaidon Vanpelt 3-38; Center Grove: Baxter 2-50 TW — Jack Sorgi 29 run (Camden Sankey kick) BJ — Jay Hmurovich 46 pass from Geske (pass failed) BJ — Taylor Clark 79 pass from Geske (Alex Todd kick) BJ — Clark 14 pass from Geske (Hmurovich pass from Geske) GC — Payton Foley 91 run (Andrew Trabel kick) GC — Boston Willard 20 pass from Dallas Freeman (Trabel kick) GC — Cooper Hinton 13 pass from Freeman (Trabel kick) GC — Name N/A 15 fumble return (Trabel kick) LN – Izayveon Moore 2 run (Nick Kurowski kick) LN – Damario Moore 40 pass from Tanner Aspeslet (Kurowski kick) LN – Davion Chandler 6 pass from Aspeslet (Kurowski kick) LN – Monshun Sales 12 pass from Aspeslet (Kurowski kick) Passing – Lawrence North: Aspeslet 12-16-1 227; FW North Side: N/A BC – Declan Hostettler 31 interception return (Pato Gallardo kick) HC – Caiden Verrett 98 kickoff return (Aldo Desiderio kick) BC – Julio Graves 5 pass from Jack Harrington (Gallardo kick) BC – Kalen Sargent 38 pass from Harrington (Gallardo kick) BC – Daniel Adams 32 pass from Harrington (Gallardo kick) Rushing – Bishop Chatard: Daniel Shaw 4-18 Jax Guidry 2-5; Hanover Central: Tommy Bonner 3-7 Passing – Bishop Chatard: Harrington 12-16-0 155; Hanover Central: Bonner 6-13-1 26 Sargent 1-38; Hanover Central: Henry Maurer 2-10 Gunner Ruppert ran for 241 yards and three touchdowns – two in a decisive fourth-quarter rally – to lift the Woodmen (1-1) to a home victory over the county rival Braves (0-2) Freshman quarterback Evan Clark led the Braves with four TD passes – two each to Bobby Emberton and Jaxon Ramey – but Indian Creek paid the price for five interceptions including one by Ruppert and two by Davion Jones Indian Creek21707—35Greenwood77027—41G — Gunner Ruppert 68 run (William Thompson kick) IC — Bobby Emberton 11 pass from Evan Clark (Aiden Long kick) IC — Jaxon Ramey 30 pass from Clark (Long kick) G — Jeremiah Carter 32 pass from Ayden Houseman (Thompson kick) IC — Emberton 22 pass from Clark (Long kick) G — Cave 3 pass from Houseman (kick failed) NORTH DECATUR 8Eastern Hancock14686—34North Decatur0080—8EH — Evan Wheeler 11 pass from Elijah Edon (Austin Brown pass from Edon) ND — Owen Eldridge 5 pass from Mason Morris (Corbin Thackery run) EH — Brown 6 pass from Edon (Ethan Sipes run) EH — Kayden Ruble 15 pass from Edon (pass failed) North Decatur: No individual stats available Trey Dobson rushed for 159 yards and passed for 203 more to lead the Cougars (1-1) to a home win over the Warriors (0-2) in a contest plagued by bad weather The two schools will become future members of the Indiana Crossroads Conference Greenwood Christian made the most of four takeaways including two interceptions and two fumble recoveries CC — Henry Schafer 42 pass from Zeb Cox (Schafer kick) GC — Daniel Honeycutt 5 pass from Trey Dobson (Campbell kick) GC — Isaiah Johnson 67 pass from Dobson (Campbell kick) CC — Caleb Jankowski 20 pass from Blake Stewart (Schafer kick) LEBANON 31Two-Three sentences explaining what happened goes here Second sentence has team names when talking about the schools GC — Trevor Macey 49 pass from Houze (Nick Wilson kick) L — Jackson Folden 6 run (Brady Johnson kick) L — Kaden Lark 2 pass from Folden (Johnson kick) GC — Aiden Horn 33 pass from Malcolm Houze (Wilson kick) L — Tannen Monden 84 kickoff return (Johnson kick) GC — Horn 28 pass from Houze (Wilson kick) GC — Jacob Jones 45 pass from Folden (Johnson kick) Rushing — Guerin Catholic: Malcolm Houze 7-64 Below are Central Indiana schedules, scores and stats for the 2024-25 Indiana girls high school basketball sectional tournaments IHSAA girls basketball regionals: Schedule, scores, stats WEDNESDAY WRAP: This was set to be rebuild year for Shelbyville. Instead, it's a win away from sectional final TUESDAY WRAP: Freshman heroics at Cathedral, Pike's emotional win, EH records, more Statewide scoreboard: Updates, schedules The Scorers Table will be hosting live postgame shows Tuesday G4: Westfield 61, Noblesville 52 — Westfield played free Friday. And that freedom sparked a Sectional 8 semifinals upset. G2: Avon 60, Ben Davis 56 — Pike, Avon advance in dramatic fashion G3: Pike 64, Plainfield 62 — Pike, Avon advance in dramatic fashion Franklin Central 54, Center Grove 47, OT — She thought her HS career was over. But good news from doctor kept sectional hopes alive. G4: Tri-West 42, Guerin Catholic 36 — Tri-West, Danville grind out sectional semifinal wins to set up rivalry rematch G5: Danville 51, Brebeuf Jesuit 39 — Tri-West, Danville grind out sectional semifinal wins to set up rivalry rematch Shelbyville 52, Rushville 46 — This was set to be rebuild year for Shelbyville. 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