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RONNIE’S RAMBLINGS
Regional Champions Class 3A Vol 02 Issue 33 03.14.2016
PUBLISHED BY Wilson Photography
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The Tri-West Boys Basketball team is the 2016 Class 3A regional Champions. Cover photo:
WHAT TO EXPECT
In this issue...
Ronnie’s Ramblings
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Boys Basketball
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PUBLISHED BY Wilson Photography
RONNIE’S RAMBLINGS Vol 02 Issue 33 03.14.2016
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NOELANI LANGILLE - CREATIVE DIRECTOR - ART DIRECTOR - DESIGNER - PHOTO EDITOR - PHOTOGRAPHER column photo, pages 4/5
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By Ronnie Wilson
RONNIE’S RAMBLINGS
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ast week I had a peek of what my semi-retirement may resemble. I had not games to cover during the week and only one of two on Saturday. (One, to cover
To say my garage was a mess is a tremendous understatement. My hand tools as well as my landscaping tools were strewn up against all three
equally stored in disjointed locations and I had 46 grocery bags of old newspapers stuffed and hidden in nooks and crannies. My league photo gear was in
if Tri-West fell to Northview in walls, my power tools were various parts of the garage and the opening regional contest or two if the Bruins played in the regional championship contest; If you saw the front page of this issue, you know I covered two games because Tri-Wet is the Class 3A Regional boys Basketball Champion.) Back to me taste of semi-retirement – I planned to clean-out my garage and re-organize it. I anticipated three or four hours for two or three days would do the trick. I mis-anticiapted. After fours plus Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday each, and I have finished approximately 75% of what I had planned.
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on different shelving units. The first thing I did was to remove both of my vehicles from the garage and put all of my tools, implements and power equipment and photo gear in the center of the floor, after I swept the floor. Next, I loaded the grocery bags of newspapers into my Explorer and took them to a recycling station. I
figure, since I was going to try to be neat and organized, I may as well try to be a little green as well. With all of my storage shelves empty, I rearranged them along the walls in a much more orderly fashion and stored kindred items on them. I was even smart enough to put all of the photo equipment on the
same shelves and directly in line with the tail gate of the Explorer when it is parked in the garage. I, thus, saved myself a few steps when loading each piece of my photo gear. I have a considerable number of wall hanging hooks and braces on hand, so I installed them and hung similar hand tools next to each other on them. As of today, I am about 80% complete. With some luck I can finish the entire project this nest week. Why U.S. Paper Money Is GreenWhy don’t ATMs spew purple bills? Because of long-lasting dye. When paper notes were introduced in 1929, the U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing opted to use green ink because the color was relatively high in its resistance to chemical and physical changes. Also, at the time, green pigment was available in large quantities for quick printing.
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Basketball Regional Photos by Ronnie Wilson
Tri-West’s Matt Wilson shoots and scores versus Northview in regional action.
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Peyton Hendershot slams down two of his 12 points versus Northview in regional action.
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Tri-West’s Matthew Chinn shoots and scores from outside the three-point arc versus Northview.
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Tri-West’s Owen Vandivier focuses on the basket prior to his foul shot versus Northview.
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Tri-West’s Jake Hill gets two Northview defenders to commit prior to shooting and scoring,.
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Tri-West’s Tyler Watson splits two Brebeuf defenders to score in regional championship action.
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Tri-West’s Nick Rabe scores on a reverse lay up against Brebeuf in regional championship platy.
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County Results Basketball Regional - Boys
Tri-West - Defeated Northview, 71-60, in the opening game of the Greencastle regional. The Bruins were led by Tyler Watson’s 29 points. Peyton Hendershot counted 12 points in the opening contest. Defeated Brebeuf Jesuit, 64-50, for the regional championship. Tyler Watson scored a game-high 24 points. Peyton Hendershot tallied 17 points. The Bruins will next play Evansville Bosse in Seymour on Saturday March 20th at approximately 6 PM, for the semi-state championship.
Ronnie’s Ramblings congratulates
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PUBLISHED BY Wilson Photography
RONNIE’S RAMBLINGS Vol 02 Issue 33 03.14.2016
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