2012 Spring Boys Lacrosse Information

Website: HSE Boy’s Lacrosse

Weather Line:  845-5582 ext. 307

2011-2012 Boys Basketball Information

2011-2012 Girls Basketball Information

Website:  HSE-Fishers Boy’s Basketball

Website:  Fishers-HSE Girl’s Basketball

Boy’s Weather Line:  845-5582 Ext. 305

Girl’s Weather Line:  845-5582 Ext. 306

2012 Spring Baseball Information Packet.pdf

2012 Spring Softball Information Packet

Website:  Fishers-HSE Youth Baseball

Website:  Fishers – HSE Youth Softball

Baseball Weather Line:  465-8575

Softball Weather Line:  465-8661

2012 Spring Soccer Information

Website:  Fishers Soccer Club

NEW! Weather Line Number:  465-0710

Website:  Fishers Fire 

The club will have teams for 5th and 6th grade boys, 7th and 8th grade boys, high school boys and girls 7th through 12th grade.  No experience necessary.  There is a dedicated and experienced coaching staff, and a policy that everyone plays. Rugby requires endurance, toughness and teamwork like no other sport.  The best part is that everyone has the chance to carry the ball and score! 

If you have any questions, email southeasternrugby@gmail.com.

2012 Spring Rugby Information Packet 

Website:  Southeastern Rugby

Website:  Fishers-HSE Youth Football

Website:  Fishers-HSE Youth Cheerleading

Weather Line:  845-5582 ext. 303

Website:  HSE Girl’s Lacrosse

Weather Line:  845-5582 ext. 308

Community Health Network opens Kids Express at MedCheck Noblesville
Specialized clinic offers expanded hours just for children on weekends  

Community Health Network recently expanded its services to provide a new convenient, affordable weekend care option for children in an outpatient facility.  Kids Express opened this month inside the Noblesville MedCheck, located at 146^th and Cumberland Road.  Open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays, Kids Express is staffed by dedicated Community pediatricians, so parents can seek treatment for their child when their normal family physician is not available.  The entrance is accessible on the south end of the MedCheck facility. 

Like MedCheck, Kids Express is designed as a walk-in clinic.  Co-pays are the same as a standard physician office visit.  The clinic is available for the treatment of minor illnesses in children, such as coughs, sore throats, earaches and other common conditions.  

“We wanted to provide our patients with the option to see a pediatrician on the weekend for common illnesses that can’t wait until Monday,” said James Walters, M.D., pediatrician with Community Health Network.  “All our Kid’s Express physicians are board certified in pediatrics and focused on the health and well-being of our young patients.”  

Kids Express also offers convenient online scheduling through the new WebAhead scheduling system.  This system was launched last year at all five Central Indiana MedCheck locations and has now been expanded to include Kids Express.  To schedule an appointment online, patients can go to MedCheckWebAhead.com and select the time and location that is most convenient.

My first year as President of the S.P.O.R.T.S. Board has seen some significant events.  We negotiated a large sponsorship with Community Health and we thank them immensely for their interest in and support of youth sports in Fishers.  The leagues and all the volunteers involved should give themselves a pat on the back as well for making the partnership all that we agreed to and more.  We hope for many more years to come with Community and other sponsors in our area.  

The leagues continue to be successful and we continue to offer a wide array of recreational sports options for the youth of Fishers, adding the wrestling league this year and continuing to look for additional opportunities.  With growth, comes responsibility, however, so the leagues came together and finally approved our first Policy Manual.  These policies and procedures will give S.P.O.R.T.S. the overall guidance needed to determine how to deal with issues that arise among and between the leagues, the community and the athletes.  The leagues themselves decided the rules to which they will all abide, and came up with a huge step forward as we continue to grow in number of leagues and number of athletes. 

I look forward to what I hope will be another, successful year in 2012.  And, as a volunteer myself, I would be remiss if I did not acknowledge the constant attention to the detail and big picture provided by Lynda and the ladies in the S.P.O.R.T.S. office as well as each of the players, parents and volunteers.  And if you are not volunteering with the leagues, S.P.O.R.T.S., or in any way with the activities of your children, ask yourself “why not” and “can I become more involved in 2012?”  We are ALL busy, and we are ALL raising children and we are ALL working, etc. etc. etc. . . . step up, and VOLUNTEER.