Week in Review 2016-11-27
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Northeast Dubois' Alan Kerstiens tried to fight past Tell City's Tretter Lyons during Saturday's game against Tell City in Dubois. The Jeeps won 34-29.
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Northeast Dubois' Scott Betz sprinted through a tunnel of youth basketball players before the start Saturday's game against Tell City in Dubois. The Jeeps won 34-29.
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Northeast Dubois' Chase Riecker attempted a layup while Tell City's Dustin Hunt defended during Saturday's game against Tell City in Dubois. The Jeeps won 34-29.
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Northeast Dubois' Reece Bauer shot a free throw during Saturday's game against Tell City in Dubois. The Jeeps won 34-29.
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The Jeeps huddled before the start of Saturday's game against Tell City in Dubois. The Jeeps won 34-29.
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Northeast Dubois' Alan Kerstiens tried to fight his way past Tell City's Trent Arnold during Saturday's game against Tell City in Dubois. The Jeeps won 34-29.
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Northeast Dubois' Reece Helming, right, laughed as the Jeeps joked around during halftime of Saturday's game against Tell City in Dubois. The Jeeps won 34-29.
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Northeast Dubois' Brandon Merkel tried to fight past Tell City's Devon Blake during Saturday's game against Tell City in Dubois. The Jeeps won 34-29.
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Northeast Dubois' Chase Riecker attempted a layup during Saturday's game against Tell City in Dubois. The Jeeps won 34-29.
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Northeast Dubois' Chase Riecker drove down the court while Tell City's Ty Smith defended during Saturday's game against Tell City in Dubois. The Jeeps won 34-29.
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Northeast Dubois head coach Terry Friedman addressed the team during halftime of Saturday's game against Tell City in Dubois. The Jeeps won 34-29.
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Fifth Street Elementary School first-grader Milagro Alfaro Lopez cut paper for a holiday craft in her classroom at the school in Jasper on Monday, Nov. 21. Milagro had open-heart surgery in July and recently returned to school.
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Northeast Dubois High School senior Cole Scherzinger, a peer mentor, and Dubois Middle School fifth-grader Trace Peek played basketball, along with fifth-grader Dylan Hembree and eight-grader Tanner Morris, not pictured, after lunch at the middle school on Friday. Cole was partnered with Tanner as peer mentor.
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Northeast Dubois High School freshman Jara Braunecker, a peer mentor, back left, talked with Dubois Middle School sixth-grader Kyla Dickens during lunch as they sat with sixth-grader Anna Butler, left, and her peer mentor freshman Presley Neukam at the middle school on Friday. High school students indentified by their classmates as "naturally helpful" serve as peer mentors to middle school students. The high schoolers visit the middle school for lunch one Friday each month.
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Northeast Dubois High School sophomore Brooklyn Dodd, a peer mentor, left, and Dubois Middle School sixth-grader Emma Schneider skipped towards the kickball field after lunch at the middle school on Friday.
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Northeast Dubois High School sophomore Addison Kirchoff, a peer mentor, left, and Dubois Middle School fifth-grader Amya Hambrick celebrated an out during a kickball game after lunch at the middle school on Friday.
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Northeast Dubois High School senior Cole Scherzinger, a peer mentor, left, Dubois Middle School eight-grader Tanner Morris and fifth-grader Dylan Hembree played a game of Pig after lunch at the middle school on Friday. Cole was partnered with Tanner as peer mentor.
Northeast Dubois' Alan Kerstiens tried to fight past Tell City's Tretter Lyons during Saturday's game against Tell City in Dubois. The Jeeps won 34-29.
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Northeast Dubois' Chase Riecker attempted a layup during Saturday's game against Tell City in Dubois. The Jeeps won 34-29.
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Ethan Minihan of Grand Rivers, Ky., 4, held a candle with help from his mother and Holland-native Sara during an advent candlelight service Sunday night at St. James Lutheran Church in Holland. A freewill offering was designated for the family of Kathy Buse of Santa Claus, who has been affected by cancer.
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Jaxson Flamion of Holland, 8, sang "O Holy Night" with the youth choir during an advent candlelight service Sunday night at St. James Lutheran Church in Holland. A freewill offering was designated for the family of Kathy Buse of Santa Claus, who has been affected by cancer.
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Beth Meyer of Holland held 9-month-old Lydia Blackgrove of Holland during an advent candlelight service Sunday night at St. James Lutheran Church in Holland. A freewill offering was designated for the family of Kathy Buse of Santa Claus, who has been affected by cancer.
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The senior choir performed during an advent candlelight service Sunday night at St. James Lutheran Church in Holland. A freewill offering was designated for the family of Kathy Buse of Santa Claus, who has been affected by cancer.
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Trinity Darling of Holland, 5, left, Adalyn Blessinger of Huntingburg, 4, and Amelia Kirk of Holland, 4, sang during an advent candlelight service Sunday night at St. James Lutheran Church in Holland. A freewill offering was designated for the family of Kathy Buse of Santa Claus, who has been affected by cancer.
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Ellington Flamion of Holland, 2, held a candle while performing with the cherub choir during an advent candlelight service Sunday night at St. James Lutheran Church in Holland. A freewill offering was designated for the family of Kathy Buse of Santa Claus, who has been affected by cancer.
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Melba Prusz of Holland held a candle during an advent candlelight service Sunday night at St. James Lutheran Church in Holland. A freewill offering was designated for the family of Kathy Buse of Santa Claus, who has been affected by cancer.
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Sara Minihan of Grand Rivers, Ky., left, her son Ethan, 4, and her mother Martha Krohn of Princeton sang "Silent Night" during an advent candlelight service Sunday night at St. James Lutheran Church in Holland. A freewill offering was designated for the family of Kathy Buse of Santa Claus, who has been affected by cancer.
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Sara Prusz of Holland, left, held her 7-month-old grandson Ian Mathies of Huntingburg to greet his great-grandmother Melba Prusz of Holland, following an advent candlelight service Sunday night at St. James Lutheran Church in Holland. A freewill offering was designated for the family of Kathy Buse of Santa Claus, who has been affected by cancer.
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Volunteers from the Retired Seniors Volunteer Program, from left, Bev Schnell, Leona Hief, Shirley Greulich, Marlene Otto and LaVerne Lechner, all of Jasper, served the Monday afternoon meal as part of the Dubois County Community Meal program at Ozanam Hall in Jasper. "I feel blessed when I see all these people come for their meals. Blessed that I can help," said LaVerne Lechner.
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Volunteers from the Retired Seniors Volunteer Program, from left, Leona Hief, Shirley Greulich, Marlene Otto and LaVerne Lechner, all of Jasper, served the Monday afternoon meal as part of the Dubois County Community Meal program at Ozanam Hall in Jasper. "It makes me feel good to do something for other people," said Shirley Greulich.
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Rosie Uebelhor of Jasper, left, and Fran Johnson, the site coordinator for the Dubois County Community Meal program, helped prepare the Monday afternoon meal at Ozanam Hall in Jasper. Free hot meals are served from 1 to 3 p.m. Mondays, from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesdays and from 10:30 a.m. to noon Saturdays. Rosie has volunteered weekly to prepare the meals since the program was founded in 2009.
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Fran Johnson, the site coordinator for the Dubois County Community Meal program, center left, and Bev Schnell of Jasper, prepared the buffet as Leona Hief, left, LaVerne Lechner and Marlene Otto, all of Jasper, dished out slices of pies in preparation for the Monday afternoon meal at Ozanam Hall in Jasper.
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Rosie Uebelhor of Jasper sliced pies as she helped prepare the Monday afternoon meal as part of the Dubois County Community Meal program at Ozanam Hall in Jasper.
Jasper's Claire Knies eyed the basket as North Harrison's Lilly Hatton defended during Tuesday's girls basketball game in Jasper. North Harrison defeated Jasper 54-33. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
Jasper's Claire Knies jumped to pass the ball to teammate Maria Gobert as North Harrison's Hallie Hinton defended during Tuesday's girls basketball game in Jasper. North Harrison defeated Jasper 54-33. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
Jasper and North Harrison players vied to rebound the ball during Tuesday's girls basketball game in Jasper. North Harrison defeated Jasper 54-33. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
Jasper's Claire Knies eyed the basket as North Harrison's Cali Nolot and Lilly Hatton defended during Tuesday's girls basketball game in Jasper. North Harrison defeated Jasper 54-33. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
Jasper's Claire Knies shot the ball as freshman cheerleader Emily Patterson look on from the sidelines during Tuesday's girls basketball game in Jasper. North Harrison defeated Jasper 54-33. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
Jasper players, from left, Kathryn Wigand, Summer Herzog, Lindsey Leinenbach and Anna Charron listened as head coach Ryan Erny spoke during halftime of Tuesday's girls basketball game in Jasper. North Harrison defeated Jasper 54-33. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
Jasper's Anna Charron made a free throw during Tuesday's girls basketball game in Jasper. North Harrison defeated Jasper 54-33. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
Jasper's Kathryn Wingand shot as North Harrison's Stevi Burns and Lilly Hatton defended during Tuesday's girls basketball game in Jasper. North Harrison defeated Jasper 54-33. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
Jasper girls basketball assistant coach Phil Kendall of Jasper lifted his four-year-old daughter Maya so she could make a basket after Tuesday's girls basketball game in Jasper. North Harrison defeated Jasper 54-33. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
Jasper's Brooke Nottingham dribbled as she pivoted around North Harrison's Cali Nolot during Tuesday's girls basketball game in Jasper. North Harrison defeated Jasper 54-33. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
Southridge High School seniors Chase Stetter, left, Braden Harding, and Matthew Price watched the final moments of action as the Raiders lost Tuesday night's game at Memorial Gymnasium in Huntingburg. The Rangers defeated the Raiders 35-33.
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The Rangers reacted as they pulled ahead during the final seconds of Tuesday night's game and defeated the Raiders 35-33 at Memorial Gymnasium in Huntingburg.
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Southridge's Macie Marley, Peyton Nalley, Lexi Mattingly and Grace Sickbert cheered on their teammates during Tuesday night's game at Memorial Gymnasium in Huntingburg. The Rangers defeated the Raiders 35-33.
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The Forest Park Rangers circled around coach Tony Hasenour during a timeout in Tuesday night's game at Memorial Gymnasium in Huntingburg. The Rangers trailed behind the Raiders until the final seconds of the game. Forest Park won 35-33.
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Forest Park's Shelby Louden, left, and Faith Zazzetti, right, tried to block Southridge's Tori Tretter as Tretter released a shot during Tuesday night's game at Memorial Gymnasium in Huntingburg. The Rangers defeated the Raiders 35-33.
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