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Noblesville boys golf team beats Guerin Catholic |
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CARMEL - Charlie Castino fired a 1-under-par 35 Tuesday to lead the Noblesville boys golfers to a 155-176 win over Guerin Catholic at Plum Creek.
Danny Collins added a 39 for the Millers.
"I was happy to see Charlie and Danny play well today," Noblesville coach Gary Deakyne said. "They have both struggled a little so far. Hopefully, this will get the confidence back."
Vince Drahman carded a 40. Spencer King and Tom Jones each shot 41, and Andrew Penski had a 42.
"We played really solid today, other than a couple of bad holes," Deakyne said. "I was happy to see our guys stay focused after a bad hole. We are getting a lot closer to where we want to be than we were early in the season. We are a couple of poor swings away from being a really good team right now."
Jacob King led the Golden Eagles with a 41. |
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Noblesville girls track and field team sets 3 records in win |
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NOBLESVILLE - The Noblesville girls track team set three school records Tuesday in a 94-25 rout of Kokomo.
Izzy May won the discus with a school-record toss of 142 feet, 2 inches, the second-best throw in the state this season, and Jenny Sell won the pole vault with a school-record 10-6. Alysen Lemieux, Kendra Foley, Renee Studt and Rachel Kacer ran a freshman 3,200-meter relay record 10 minutes, 2 seconds in winning the 3,200 relay.
Jessie Poynter won the high jump (5-0) and 100 (13.2). Other individual winners for the Millers included Liz Potee in the 100 hurdles (16.2), Meg Bowles in the 1,600 (5:36.7), Katie Dircksen in the 400 (1:03.2), Jalynne Foley in the 800 (2:26.8), Ali Charles in the 200 (27.2) and Alisha Hobbs in the 3,200 (12:57.4). Noblesville also won the 400 relay (51.9) and 1,600 relay (4:13.5). |
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HSE hands Noblesville first softball defeat |
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NOBLESVILLE - Taylor Rager blasted a solo home run with one out on the top of the eighth Tuesday to give Hamilton Southeastern a 2-1 win over Noblesville in a battle for first place in the Hoosier Crossroads Conference.
Both teams had eight hits. The Millers (13-1, 4-1) left 10 runners on base.
"We didn't expect to go undefeated all season, and we know that's a good, talented team," Noblesville coach Mike Ramsey said. "We've been talking about preparing for such games, and part of that conversation is always 'You have to execute.' We had our chances there several times. We'd get people in scoring position early and have a shot at scoring some runs, and we failed to execute and it made the difference in the game."
Ellen Forkner went 4-for-4 to record half the Millers' hits. Hannah DeSalvo went 2-for-4.
"Our goal is to push ourselves and prepare ourselves for what's going to be an incredible sectional," Ramsey said. "I'm glad we got pushed tonight. I'm glad we saw a little bit of that pressure. For better or for worse, I hope we even learned a few lessons - that you have to pay attention to the details if you're going to beat the better teams. I think we failed to do that tonight, and it cost us our first loss." |
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Errors haunt Noblesville baseball team in loss |
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Noblesville outhit McCutcheon 8-2 Tuesday, but committed seven errors in a 4-2 Hoosier Crossroads Conference baseball loss.
Ryan Byrne threw a two-hitter and allowed only one earned run, while striking out eight for the Millers (10-8, 4-5). Jameson Brock went 2-for-4 with a double, and Jake Yeary went 2-for-4. |
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Noblesville parks program trains residents for mini-marathon |
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It's Darlene Ginther's fifth time to participate in a mini-marathon, and her second time to join a training group that keeps her on schedule and accountable for her preparation. |
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Rockstar Club opens Friday at Verizon Wireless |
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When Verizon Wireless Music Center kicks off its 22nd concert season Friday, the venue will have a new stage, a new sound system in the lawn, and a new general manager. |
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Noblesville to open new visitors' center Friday |
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NOBLESVILLE -- A grand opening will be celebrated Friday for the new Noblesville Visitors Center. The building also houses the new office for Noblesville Main Street, a group devoted to downtown development. Noblesville Main Street also will help visitors to the open house to explore the building and learn about its services. |
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