Week in Review 2019-02-17
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Jasper's Jackson Henke holds up the sectional championship trophy while celebrating with the Jasper boys swimming and diving team at the Jasper High School Natatorium. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Heritage Hills' Ethan Roos competes in the 100-yard breaststroke during Saturday's boys swimming and diving sectional championship at the Jasper High School Natatorium. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Southridge's Owen Roy, center, competes in the 100-yard breaststroke during Saturday's boys swimming and diving sectional championship at the Jasper High School Natatorium. Daniel Vasta/The Herald00
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Bedford North Lawrence fans cheer for Adam Tlustek during the 500-yard freestyle of Saturday's boys swimming and diving sectional championship at the Jasper High School Natatorium. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Jasper's Jackson Henke watches the score board during the 400-yard freestyle relay of Saturday's boys swimming and diving sectional championship at the Jasper High School Natatorium. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Heritage Hills' Ben Magnum, left, and Northeast Dubois' Colby Stafford compete in the 100-yard butterfly during Saturday's boys swimming and diving sectional championship at the Jasper High School Natatorium. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Heritage Hills' Robert Tullis competes in the 200-yard freestyle during Saturday's boys swimming and diving sectional championship at the Jasper High School Natatorium. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Jasper's Alexander Ramirez, Connor Nolan and Abraham De La Cruz dance to the "YMCA" during Saturday's boys swimming and diving sectional championship at the Jasper High School Natatorium. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Forest Park's Tyler Berger, front, and Vincennes Lincoln's Nolan Petts compete in the 100-yard backstroke during Saturday's boys swimming and diving sectional championship at the Jasper High School Natatorium. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Swimmers warm up during Saturday's boys swimming and diving sectional championship at the Jasper High School Natatorium. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Jasper's Seth Eckert warms up for the diving event during Saturday's boys swimming and diving sectional championship at the Jasper High School Natatorium. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Northeast Dubois' Peirce Brinkman competes in the 200-yard individual medley during Saturday's boys swimming and diving sectional championship at the Jasper High School Natatorium. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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The Jasper boys swimming and diving team celebrate winning Saturday's sectional championship at the Jasper High School Natatorium. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Heritage Hills' Ethan Roos and Dominic Williams prepare to compete in the 100-yard breaststroke during Saturday's boys swimming and diving sectional championship at the Jasper High School Natatorium. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Southridge's Adam Jochem shows the lap number to Alex Biehl while he competes in the 500-yard freestyle during Saturday's boys swimming and diving sectional championship at the Jasper High School Natatorium. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Jasper swimming coach Kristin Gutgsell celebrates winning Saturday's boys swimming and diving sectional championship by jumping into the pool with the team at the Jasper High School Natatorium. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Jasper's Alexander Ramirez, front and Forest Park's Benjamin Kluesner compete in the 100-yard butterfly during Saturday's boys swimming and diving sectional championship at the Jasper High School Natatorium. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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The Jasper boys swimming and diving team celebrate winning Saturday's sectional championship at the Jasper High School Natatorium. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Heritage Hills' Ethan Roos competes in the 100-yard breaststroke during Saturday's boys swimming and diving sectional championship at the Jasper High School Natatorium. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Northeast Dubois' Peirce Brinkman competes in the 200-yard individual medley during Saturday's boys swimming and diving sectional championship at the Jasper High School Natatorium. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Southridge's Adam Jochem shows the lap number to Alex Biehl while he competes in the 500-yard freestyle during Saturday's boys swimming and diving sectional championship at the Jasper High School Natatorium. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Jasper's Alexander Ramirez, front and Forest Park's Benjamin Kluesner compete in the 100-yard butterfly during Saturday's boys swimming and diving sectional championship at the Jasper High School Natatorium. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Lilly McMickle, 14, of Huntingburg, left, and her sister, Lola, 11, run into the water during the Dubois County Plunge at Ferdinand Lake on Sunday. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Amber Berg-Horney of St. Anthony dries off after jumping in the water during the Dubois County Plunge at Ferdinand Lake on Sunday. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Sebastian Sicard, 4, of Ferdinand, plays on the beach before the Dubois County Plunge at Ferdinand Lake on Sunday. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Mac McMickle of Huntingburg walks out of the water during the Dubois County Plunge at Ferdinand Lake on Sunday. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Organizer Eric Uebelhor of Ferdinand tossed a plunger award for the oldest participant to Scott Uebelhor of St. Anthony during the Dubois County Plunge at Ferdinand Lake on Sunday. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Noah Gatwood of Ferdinand, right, and Andy Hagdorn of Adyeville run into the water during the Dubois County Plunge at Ferdinand Lake on Sunday. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Chris Horney of St. Anthony, right, and his stepson, Trevor Berg, 13, dry off after jumping in the water during the Dubois County Plunge at Ferdinand Lake on Sunday. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Attendees keep warm around a fire before the Dubois County Plunge at Ferdinand Lake on Sunday. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Lilly McMickle, 14, of Huntingburg, left, and her sister, Lola, 11, stand on the beach after running into the water during the Dubois County Plunge at Ferdinand Lake on Sunday. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Scott Uebelhor of St. Anthony receives the oldest plunger award during the Dubois County Plunge at Ferdinand Lake on Sunday. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Lilly McMickle, 14, of Huntingburg, left, and her sister, Lola, 11, run into the water during the Dubois County Plunge at Ferdinand Lake on Sunday. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Amber Berg-Horney of St. Anthony dries off after jumping in the water during the Dubois County Plunge at Ferdinand Lake on Sunday. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Mac McMickle of Huntingburg walks out of the water during the Dubois County Plunge at Ferdinand Lake on Sunday. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Organizer Eric Uebelhor of Ferdinand tossed a plunger award for the oldest participant to Scott Uebelhor of St. Anthony during the Dubois County Plunge at Ferdinand Lake on Sunday. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Sebastian Sicard, 4, of Ferdinand, plays on the beach before the Dubois County Plunge at Ferdinand Lake on Sunday. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Noah Gatwood of Ferdinand, right, and Andy Hagdorn of Adyeville run into the water during the Dubois County Plunge at Ferdinand Lake on Sunday. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Chris Horney of St. Anthony, right, and his stepson, Trevor Berg, 13, dry off after jumping in the water during the Dubois County Plunge at Ferdinand Lake on Sunday. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Attendees keep warm around a fire before the Dubois County Plunge at Ferdinand Lake on Sunday. Daniel Vasta/The Herald
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Marc Steczyk of Ferdinand plays during Friday's sold out final Will Read and Sing for Food variety show at the Astra Theatre in Jasper. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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Dubois Elementary second-grade teacher Maureen Luebbenhusen, left, helps student Savannah Sword with fractions during class on Friday. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Dubois Elementary second-grade teacher Maureen Luebbenhusen, left, helps students Micah Stevens, Waylon Atkins, Travis Wineinger, and Jessa Englert with an iPad activity during class on Friday. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Dubois Elementary second-grade teacher Maureen Luebbenhusen, left, helps student Cort Everman with fractions during class on Friday. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Dubois Elementary second-grade teacher Maureen Luebbenhusen, right, helps students Micah Stevens, left, and Dominique Perez with fractions during class on Friday. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Dubois Elementary second-grade teacher Maureen Luebbenhusen, left, interacts with students Jessa Englert and Laeton Danhafer during partner work on Friday. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Dubois Elementary second-grade teacher Maureen Luebbenhusen, left, helps students Madden Burris and Maddie Dill with fractions during partner work on Friday. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Dubois Elementary second-grade teacher Maureen Luebbenhusen, left, helps students Madden Burris and Maddie Dill with fractions during partner work on Friday. Traci Westcott/The Herald