2009/10 BOYS BASKETBALL STATE FINALS - ihsaa

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2009/10 BOYS BASKETBALL STATE FINALS 

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Welcome! 

The 100th Annual 

Indiana High School Athletic Association 

Boys Basketball State Finals 

Conseco Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, Indiana 

March 29, 2010 

Session I, 10:30 a.m. EST 

Class A | Barr-Reeve (24-3) vs. Bowman Academy (23-1) 

Class 2A | Park Tudor (15-10) vs. Wheeler (26-1) 

Session II, 6:00 p.m. EST 

Class 3A | Washington (22-3) vs. Gary Wallace (19-4) 

Class 4A | North Central (Indianapolis) (24-3) vs. Warsaw (23-2) 

IHSAA Event Security Policy 

To help insure the safest and most secure atmosphere for this IHSAA State Final, event management 

will diligently maintain established security procedures and activities. This will require complete 

cooperation by all competing teams, contest officials and fans. Security will always have priority over 

convenience; therefore, if you are requested to cooperate with event personnel in any manner, please 

do so promptly. Your assistance will enable our staff to fulfill its responsibilities efficiently. 

IHSAA - Celebrating 100 Years of Hoosier Hysteria 

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Welcome to this 

championship event 

For more than 100 years, the IHSAA has enjoyed 

being a part of the journey to adulthood for thousands 

of young Hoosiers. Knowing that the student-athletes 

we meet today will be the leaders of tomorrow, we are 

grateful for the opportunity to help them as they learn 

valuable life lessons through athletics. 

Currently in Indiana, over 160,000 students from 411 

different IHSAA member schools participate in high 

school athletics. From our perspective, participation in 

athletics is an integral part of the educational process. 

At the IHSAA we believe 

that the athletic arena is an 

extension of the classroom. 

The national organization 

for high school athletics, the 

National Federation of State 

High School Associations 

(NFHS) has used the slogan, 

“Athletics, the other half of 

education.” We believe that 

is a very accurate adage. 

There are many things to be 

learned through athletics that may not be a part of the 

regular classroom setting including lessons such as, 

self-discipline, the value of teamwork, the importance 

of dedication and commitment. Each of these can 

have a dramatic impact on today’s youth as they 

prepare to become the leaders of tomorrow. Whether 

it’s their ability to deal with success or overcome great 

adversity, the important lessons learned will last a 

lifetime. Each experience helps shape who one is and 

who they will become. 

For an organization such as ours, integrity is of primary 

importance. An uncompromising adherence to the 

principles of fair play and impartiality form the core of 

our value system. 

We hope you are looking forward to the 2009-10 

school year with the same anticipation and enthusiasm 

as the IHSAA staff and Board of Directors. 

Pure, wholesome, amateur, educational, inexpensive, 

local high school athletics has always been the objective. 

It is what we mean when we say…Pure Spirit. 

Pure Sport! 

Cordially, 

Blake Ress 

IHSAA Commissioner 

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Special Thanks To Our Hosts 

Conseco Fieldhouse 

www.consecofieldhouse.com 

State Finals Officials 

Greg Bowman, Bill Brinkman, Ron Day, Bryce Heller, 

Mark Hopper, Jason Hornaday, Tony Ortman, 

Dave Senning, Mike Waisnora, Tom Walters, 

Gary Wier, Mark Wise, Doug Coddington (alternate), 

Gary Hamilton (alternate). 

State Finals Personnel 

Tournament Administrator 

Phil Gardner, IHSAA Assistant Commissioner 

Tournament Director 

Kevin Horrigan, Greenfield-Central High School 

Tournament Assistants 

Jim Brown, Fishers High School 

Kevin Stephenson, Beech Grove High School 


Rick Fuson, Harry James, Doug Weitkamp 

Announcer 

Scott Gregg 

Scorers 

Carol Roland 

Awards 

Steve Bryant, Doug Laker, Joe Therber. 

Ball Boys 

Brian Avery, Franklin Central High School 

National Anthem 

Session I - Kyle Hagemeier, North Knox High School. 

Session II - Warsaw H.S. - Corinne Coon, Chris Moyer, 

Nichole Herendeen, Eugene Arrington. 

Presentation of Colors 

United States Marines - Indianapolis, Indiana 

Athletic Training Staff 

Methodist Sports Medicine - The Orthopedic Specialists 

Program Credits 

Publisher Blake Ress, Commissioner 

Editor Chris Kaufman, Communications Director 

Editorial Assistance 

Toni Polizzi, Communications Assistant 

David Rusk, Sports Administration Intern 

Printing Sport Graphics, Indianapolis 

Photography Visual Sports Network 

Cover Design three-sixty group, Indianapolis 

IHSAA 

P.O. Box 40650 

Indianapolis, IN 46240-0650 

(317) 846-6601 

www.IHSAA.org

2009-10 IHSAA Board of Directors and 

Executive Committee 

The IHSAA is governed by its legislative body, the Board of Directors. Composed of 19 individuals elected by member 

school principals from three legislative districts, they serve staggered three-year terms. Twelve board seats are filled by any 

qualified individual (open seats), and six board seats are filled by two qualified female representatives, two qualified minority 

representatives, two qualified urban school representatives and one private school representative. The Board of Directors 

meets annually with the responsibility of establishing the Association’s By-Laws and regulations. 

The Executive Committee meets monthly and is responsible for organizing and directing state tournaments and meets, 

interpreting the Association’s By-Laws, determining penalties for rules violations, and establishing the Association’s state 

office and employing a commissioner and staff to administer the Association. 

IHSAA Board of Directors 

District, Seat Board Member Term Ends 

District I, Class A Debb Stevens, Caston June 2011 

District I, Class AA Nathan Dean, Jimtown June 2012 

District I, Class AAA Geoff Penrod, Columbia City June 2011 

District I, Class AAAA Joe Santa, Warsaw June 2012 

District II, Class A Ken Howell, Blue River Valley June 2012 

District II, Class AA Jim Diagostino, Tri-West Hendricks June 2011 

District II, Class AAA Steve Cox, Beech Grove June 2012 

District II, Class AAAA Phillip Ford, Jay County* June 2011 

District III, Class A Jed Jerrels, North Daviess** June 2011 

District III, Class AA Tim Grove, North Knox June 2012 

District III, Class AAA Mike Whitten, Boonville June 2011 

District III, Class AAAA Phillip DeLong, Castle June 2012 

North District, Female Nancy Alspaugh, Manchester June 2010 

North District, Minority Robert Falls, Michigan City June 2010 

North District, Urban Janis Qualizza, Merrillville June 2010 

South District, Female Pam Noble, Connersville June 2010 

South District, Minority Robert Faulkens, Indpls. Crispus Attucks June 2010 

South District, Urban Paul Neidig, Evansville Central June 2010 

Private School John Marks, Fort Wayne Concordia June 2010 

* President ** Vice-President 

IHSAA Executive Committee 

Paul Neidig, Evansville Central (Chairman) 

Janis Qualizza, Merrillville (Vice-Chairman) 

Nancy Alspaugh, Manchester 

Steve Cox, Beech Grove 

Nathan Dean, Jimtown 

Phillip DeLong, Castle 

Jim Diagostino, Tri-West Hendricks 

Robert Falls, Michigan City 

Robert Faulkens, Indianapolis Crispus Attucks 

Phillip Ford, Jay County 

Tim Grove, North Knox 

Ken Howell, Blue River Valley 

Jed Jerrels, North Daviess 

John Marks, Fort Wayne Concordia 

Pam Noble, Connersville 

Geoff Penrod, Columbia City 

Joe Santa, Warsaw 

Debb Stevens, Caston 

Mike Whitten, Boonville 

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By RICHARD TORRES 

VYPE High School Sports 

Magazine, Central Indiana 

Tournament 

Preview 

It all started with Crawfordsville versus Lebanon at 

Assembly Hall in Bloomington a century ago. Since, it has 

become legend and a way of life in Indiana. High school 

boys basketball has captured our imaginations, made us 

cheer and rejoice. Today, we applaud a magical milestone 

in hoops history. 

Happy 100th anniversary Hoosier Hysteria! 

Today, the spotlight belongs to you, the legends of 

yesterday and the four champions yet to be inducted into 

your exclusive fraternity of basketball immortals. 

But who, you ask? Will it be the high-scoring Class A 

Bowman Academy Eagles, the surprising Class 2A Park 

Tudor Eagles, the surging 2A Wheeler Bearcats or the 3A 

Gary Wallace Hornets? 

Is it Class A Barr-Reeve’s turn to break though after two 

runner-up finishes in tournament’s past? Will it be 4A North 

Central or Warsaw at night’s end? Is it going to be another 

perfect day for 3A Washington, who has yet to lose at the 

State Finals? 

We’ll find out soon enough. Happy 100th anniversary 

Hoosier Hysteria! Thank you for the memories … past and 

present. 

Class A Championship 

Barr-Reeve (24-3) vs. Bowman Academy (23-1) 

No team has been more dominating this season than 

top-ranked Bowman Academy. The Eagles led the state in 

scoring (84.5 ppg) and scored 86 points or more in five of 

its six state tournament games. On two occasions, Bowman 

topped 100 points en route to its first trip to the State Finals. 

Barr-Reeve, ranked second in the AP polls, is playing in its 

third State Finals. They were runner-ups in 2002 and 2007. 

Fast Facts 

- Bowman Academy is in only its second year of state 

tournament eligibility. 

- Barr-Reeve head coach Bryan Hughes has amassed a 

career record of 413-173 in 25 seasons. 

- Bowman Academy head coach Marvin Rea was named 

the Arthur L. Trester Award recipient in 1987 as a player 

for Gary Roosevelt. 

Players to Watch: Barr-Reeve Vikings – Trey 

Hughes (6-1, Sr., G): 17.3 ppg, 2.8 rpg, 4.8 apg; Christian 

Duncheon (6-3, Sr., C): 13.1 ppg, 5.3 rpg, 1.1 apg; Ashton 

Wagler (6-2, So., F): 9.1 ppg, 2.1 rpg, 1.1 apg. Bowman 

Academy Eagles – Christopher Bond (6-4, Sr., F): 18.0 ppg, 

12.0 rpg, 2.0 apg; Tyrae Robinson (6-2, Sr., G): 15.0 ppg, 

2.0 rpg, 2.0 apg; DeJuan Marrero (6-5, So., F/C): 14.6 ppg, 

12.0 rpg, 2.0 apg. 

Class 2A Championship 

Park Tudor (15-10) vs. Wheeler (26-1) 

Ranked second in the AP polls, Wheeler has won 22 

consecutive games since losing on Dec. 17, 2009. Today 

will mark the first time a Wheeler team will vie for a state 

championship in any sport. Meanwhile, unranked Park 

Tudor clawed back from a 9-10 regular-season record to 

play in the school’s first boys basketball State Finals. With 

another victory, Park Tudor would become the first state 

champion with 10 or more losses. 

Fast Facts 

- Park Tudor head coach Ed Schilling is a former assistant 

coach with the New Jersey Nets, the University of Memphis 

and the University of Massachusetts. He was head 

coach at Wright State for six seasons (1997-2002). 

- The second-ranked Wheeler Bearcats led the state in margin 

of victory (24.4 ppg) this season and have defeated 

state tournament foes by an average of 16.1 ppg. 

- Park Tudor assistant coach April McDivitt-Foster was the 

1999 Miss Basketball award winner at Connersville High 

School. 

Players to Watch: Park Tudor Panthers – Kevin Ferrell 

(5-11, So., G): 23.0 ppg, 3.5 rpg, 4.3 apg; J.B. Rapp (6-2, 

So., G): 10.5 ppg, 1.6 rpg; Reggie Nesbit (6-4, Sr., F): 5.5 

ppg, 6.1 rpg. Wheeler Bearcats – Andrew Rudakas (6-5, 

Sr., F): 16.4 ppg, 8.3 rpg, 1.3 apg; Najee Bailey (6-3, Jr., 

G): 13.0 ppg, 3.9 rpg, 1.8 apg; Petar Todorovic (6-5, Sr., G): 

12.6 ppg, 4.4 rpg, 2.8 apg; Aleksa Kojcinovic (6-7, Jr., C): 

8.5 ppg, 7.2 rpg, 1.3 apg.


Washington (22-3) vs. Gary Wallace (19-4) 

Washington returns to the State Finals for a third time in six 

seasons. A perfect 5-0 in state title games, the sixth-ranked 

Hatchets won 3A state championships in 2005 and 2008. 

Gary Wallace is making its first appearance in a boys basketball 

championship game. Undefeated against opponents 

from Indiana, the fifth-ranked Hornets ended a 14-year 

regional title drought this month. 

Fast Facts 

- Washington junior Cody Zeller is the younger brother of 

former Indiana Mr. Basketball winners Luke Zeller (2005) 

and Tyler Zeller (2008). 

- Gary Wallace head coach Renaldo Thomas was a member 

of Gary Roosevelt’s 1982 state runner-up team and 

was part of the NCAA runner-up teams at the University of 

Houston (1983, ’84) during the “Phi Slamma Jamma” era. 

- Washington head coach Gene Miiller owns a career record 

of 572-246 in 35 seasons overall. 

Players to Watch: Washington Hatchets – Cody Zeller 

(6-10, Jr., C): 20.5 ppg, 10.5 rpg, 1.4 apg; Sam Gines (6-0, 

Sr., G): 9.5 ppg, 2.2. rpg, 5.0 apg; Dylan Ervin (5-11, So., 

G): 9.3 ppg, 3.0 rpg, 1.3 apg. Gary Wallace Hornets – Branden 

Dawson (6-6, Jr., G/F): 24.0 ppg, 14.7 rpg, 2.0 apg; 

Latroy Taylor (6-2, Sr., G): 15.9 ppg, 5.4 rpg, 2.5 apg; Jared 

Crawford (6-4, Sr., F/C): 6.9 ppg, 8.2 rpg. 


North Central (Indianapolis) (24-3) vs. Warsaw (23-2) 

The wait is over for both North Central and Warsaw. A state 

runner-up in 2007, third-ranked North Central is seeking its 

second championship overall and first since 1999. Warsaw 

is also looking for its second state championship since 

winning it all in 1984. Making their sixth State Finals appearance 

in school history, the Tigers return to Indianapolis 

for the first time in 14 years. 

Fast Facts 

- Tonight’s game versus No. 6 Warsaw will be the first 

ranked opponent North Central has faced this postseason. 

- Warsaw and North Central have combined to produce five 

Indiana Mr. Basketballs. North Central: Jason Gardner 

(1999), A.J. Ratliff (2004), Eric Gordon (2007). Warsaw: 

Jeff Grose (1985), Kevin Ault (1996). 

- North Central has amassed 56 IHSAA state championship 

titles across 14 different sanctioned sports. 

- North Central senior Terone Johnson has committed to 

Purdue. 

Players to Watch: North Central Panthers – Terone 

Johnson (6-3, Sr., G): 21.3 ppg, 4.2 rpg, 2.8 apg; D’Vauntes 

Smith-Rivera (6-4, So., G): 17.5 ppg, 6.1 rpg, 2.4 apg; 

Ronnie Johnson (5-10, So., G): 9.4 ppg, 2.2. rpg, 3.1. apg. 

Warsaw Tigers – Nic Moore (5-9, Jr., G): 21.0 ppg, 3.9 rpg, 

5.2 apg; Justin Clemens (6-3, Sr., F): 12.1 ppg, 4.8 rpg, 2.4. 

apg; Lucas Grose (6-5, So., F): 9.1. ppg, 6.6. rpg, 1.1. apg. 

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Tournament Results 

Regional Semifinal Regional Championship Semi-State Championship State Championship 

March 13 March 13 March 20 March 27 

Bowman Academy 86 

Pioneer 36 

Triton 49 

FW Blackhawk 72 

Covington OT 77 

Southern Wells 71 

Monroe Central 68 

Laf. Central Catholic 60 

Shawe Memorial 60 

Edinburgh OT 61 

North Central (Farm.) 80 

Indpls. Lutheran 64 

Barr-Reeve 60 

Tecumseh 40 

Northeast Dubois 46 

Lanesville 55 


Triton 

FW Blackhawk 60 

Covington 42 

Frankfort 


Edinburgh 44 

Martinsville 


Barr-Reeve 69 

Loogootee 

Lanesville 50 


Huntington North 



Seymour 

Barr-Reeve 59 

Bowman Academy 


Barr-Reeve 

Class A 



Boone Grove 55 

Fairfield 40 

Eastside 43 

Wheeler 62 

FW Bishop Luers 68 

Southwood 70 

Guerin Catholic 60 

Carroll (Flora) 50 

Park Tudor 44 

South Ripley 30 

Winchester 61 

Centerville 37 

Tri-West Hendricks 39 

Brownstown Central 43 

Forest Park 61 

South Knox 36 

Boone Grove 59 

North Judson 

Wheeler 73 

Southwood 86 

Tipton 

Guerin Catholic 72 

Park Tudor 50 

Connersville 

Winchester 41 

Brownstown Central 42 

Southridge 


Wheeler 68 

Lafayette Jefferson 

Southwood 61 

Park Tudor 4OT 47 

Seymour 


Class 2A 

Wheeler 


Park Tudor 

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Tournament Results 



Gary Wallace 47 

Plymouth 35 

West Lafayette 54 

Andrean 45 

Wawasee 65 

FW Bishop Dwenger 62 

FW Elmhurst 45 

Yorktown 35 


Chesterton 

West Lafayette 52 

Wawasee 85 

Blackford 



Lafayette Jefferson 


Gary Wallace 

Class 3A 

Greensburg 30 

Mt. Vernon (Fortville) 45 

Brebeuf Jesuit 46 

Danville 47 

Corydon Central 45 

Washington 52 

Sullivan 35 

Boonville 54 

Mt. Vernon (Fortville) 43 

Shelbyville 

Danville 47 

Washington 55 

Washington 

Boonville 47 

Danville 38 

Southport 

Washington 57 


Washington 



SB Washington 42 

Munster 48 

Warsaw 64 

Merrillville 56 

FW North Side 69 

Carroll (FW) 87 

Muncie Central 66 

Lafayette Jeff. 52 

Perry Meridian 44 

Noblesville 65 

North Central (Indpls.) 77 

Ben Davis 67 

Jeffersonville 64 

Martinsville 51 

Evans. Harrison 61 

Bloomington South 71 

Munster 31 

Michigan City 

Warsaw 40 


Marion 

Muncie Central 44 

Noblesville OT 53 

Hinkle Fieldhouse 



Seymour 

Bloomington South 56 

Warsaw 58 

Huntington North 



Southport 


Warsaw 


North Central (Indpls.) 

Class 4A 


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Barr-Reeve Vikings 

Class A 

Front Row (left to right): Josh Swartzentruber, Jonathon Gingerich, Heath Graber, Matt Swartzentruber, 

Hunter Knepp, Jacob Bledsoe, Ashton Wagler; Back Row (left to right): Asst. Coach Craig Weisman, Head 

Coach Bryan Hughes, Trey Hughes, Christian Duncheon, Brandon Graber, Jordan Sinnott, Willie Helms, 

Asst. Coach Dean Scott, Asst. Coach Aaron Ash. 

Team Roster & Statistics 

Lt. Dk. Name Ht. Gr. Pos. GP FG-FGA FG% 3FG% FT% Ast. Reb. Pts. 

10 10 Matt Swartzentruber 5-5 10 G 9 2-3 .667 .000 .000 0.0 0.4 0.4 

14 14 Josh Swartzentruber 5-10 12 G 26 4-8 .500 .412 .700 0.3 0.8 1.4 

20 20 Willie Helms 5-9 12 G 27 13-35 .371 .457 .829 3.5 4.2 4.6 

22 22 Hunter Knepp 5-11 11 F 13 1-2 .500 .000 .000 0.2 0.4 0.2 

24 24 Trey Hughes 6-1 12 G 27 89-184 .484 .429 .771 4.8 2.8 17.3 

30 30 Heath Graber 5-11 9 G 12 1-3 .333 .000 .571 0.1 0.2 0.5 

32 32 Jonathon Gingerich 6-2 10 F 24 19-31 .613 .391 .857 0.8 1.3 3.2 

34 34 Christian Duncheon 6-3 12 C 27 111-163 .681 .417 .761 1.1 5.3 13.1 

40 40 Ashton Wagler 6-2 10 F 27 35-63 .556 .441 .683 1.1 2.1 9.1 

42 42 Jordan Sinnott 6-0 12 F 27 44-74 .595 .500 .694 0.7 3.4 4.6 

44 44 Brandon Graber 6-2 12 F 27 53-90 .589 .000 .707 0.8 4.3 5.9 

50 50 Jacob Bledsoe 6-4 9 C 9 4-4 1.000 .000 .667 0.0 1.1 1.3 

Team Totals / Percentages 376-660 .570 .433 .748 13.1 24.9 59.7 

Opponent Totals / Percentages 325-747 .435 .309 .651 NA 18.6 43.7 

State Finals History 

Runner-Up: 2002 (A), 2007 (A) 

Appearances: 2002 (A), 2007 (A), 2010 (A) 

Bryan Hughes 

Head Coach 

25th Year (413-173) 

Team Facts 

Town/City: Montgomery 

County: Daviess 

Superintendent: Dr. Brian Harmon 

Principal: Travis Madison 

Athletic Director: Bryan Hughes 

Head Coach: Bryan Hughes 

Assistant Coaches: Dean Scott, 

Aaron Ash and Craig Weisman 

Student Managers: Geoff Taylor, Brandon 

Colvin, Abby Pielemeier, and Mindi Steiner 

Nickname: Vikings 

School Colors: Black, White and Red 

Conference: Blue Chip 

Enrollment: 185 

Last Year’s Final Won-Loss Record: 18-4 

Season Results (24-3) 

11/25 at Washington (2 OT) L 56-60 

12/4 at Pike Central W 56-47 

12/5 Orleans W 55-51 

12/11 at Tecumseh W 67-31 

12/15 at North Knox W 75-50 

12/18 at Shoals W 69-34 

12/22 at Northeast Dubois W 55-36 

12/28 vs. Forest Park L 56-58 

12/29 vs. South Knox W 60-44 

12/30 vs. Cloverdale W 92-46 

1/12 Washington Catholic W 63-47 

1/16 at Loogootee W 46-33 

1/22 Wood Memorial W 59-39 

1/23 North Daviess W 51-45 

1/29 at Shakamak L 53-58 

2/11 at South Knox W 46-41 

2/13 Forest Park W 53-41 

2/16 Springs Valley W 70-40 

2/19 Vincennes Rivet W 68-43 

2/23 White River Valley W 53-40 

2/26 Bloomfield W 78-44 

Loogootee Sectional 

3/2 Loogootee W 44-37 

3/5 Vincennes Rivet W 68-49 


Loogootee Regional 

3/13 Tecumseh W 60-40 

3/13 Lanesville W 69-50 

Seymour Semi-State 

3/20 North Central (Farmersburg) W 59-48 

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Bowman Academy Eagles 

Class A 

Front Row (left to right): Head Coach Marvin Rea, Kevan Ford, Cylk Joseph, Kameron Madison, Tyrae Robinson, 

Kendall Dawson, Nick Moore; Back Row (left to right):Asst. Coach Derrick Robinson, Floyd Hoskins, 

Elijah Ray, Michael Ford, Christopher Bond, DeJuan Marrero, Daron Gamble, Asst. Coach James Scott, Asst. 

Coach Ronney Robinson.. 



0 0 Kevan Ford 5-10 12 G 23 61-117 .521 .343 .290 1.0 2.0 8.6 

1 1 DeJuan Marrero 6-5 10 F/C 23 123-251 .490 .294 .563 2.0 12.0 14.6 

2 2 Cylk Joseph 6-0 12 G 23 40-79 .506 .447 .625 2.0 2.0 8.7 

3 3 Kameron Madison 5-10 12 G 23 19-38 .500 .250 .566 1.0 1.0 2.1 

4 4 Kendall Dawson 5-10 12 G 19 6-10 .600 .140 .250 0.0 0.0 1.0 

5 5 Tyrae Robinson 6-2 12 G 22 113-197 .574 .257 .731 2.0 2.0 15.0 

10 10 Daron Gamble 6-1 12 F 17 14-30 .466 .125 .833 0.0 1.0 1.1 

21 21 Floyd Hoskins 6-2 12 F 18 14-31 .451 .333 .331 0.0 1.2 1.5 

22 22 Nick Moore 5-10 12 G 21 33-65 .507 .285 .714 5.0 3.0 8.5 

24 24 Christopher Bond 6-4 12 F 22 165-212 .778 .110 .646 2.0 12.0 18.0 

33 33 Michael Ford 6-4 10 F 15 7-17 .411 .500 .222 0.0 2.0 1.1 

34 34 Elijah Ray 6-6 10 F/C 20 45-73 .616 .473 .828 0.0 2.0 5.0 


Opponent Totals / Percentages 62.1 


First Appearance 

Marvin Rea 

Head Coach 

3rd Year (55-12) 

Team Facts 

Town/City: Gary 

County: Lake 

Superintendent: Vito Bianco 

Principal: Dr. Gwendolyn Adell 

Athletic Director: Marvin Rea 

Head Coach: Marvin Rea 

Assistant Coaches: Derrick Robinson, 

James Scott, and Ronney Robinson 

Student Managers: Levettus Spencer, 

Larry Hoskins, and James Upshaw 

Nickname: Eagles 

School Colors: Maroon and Grey 




11/24 vs. Illinios Valley Central (IL) W 75-52 

11/27 Indianapolis Howe W 76-70 

11/28 vs. Herron W 81-43 

12/4 vs. South Laurel (KY) W 84-60 

12/5 vs. Covington Holmes (KY) W 60-58 

12/12 vs. Peoria Manual (IL) W 69-50 

12/18 Chicago Bogan (IL) W 87-83 

12/22 vs. Indpls. Broad Ripple W 89-72 

12/29 Covenant Christ. (DeMotte) W 104-56 

1/1 vs. Elkhart Memorial W 81-67 

1/2 vs. Argos W 82-57 

1/8 LaPorte LaLumiere W 82-56 

1/23 at Bettendorf (IA) W 84-62 

1/27 at South Bend Washington W 78-46 

1/30 Ft. Wayne Bishop Luers W 90-81 

2/11 at Culver Academy L 56-59 

2/16 Covert (MI) W 110-83 

2/23 East Chicago Central W 89-83 

Morgan Township Sectional 

3/3 Lacrosse W 100-40 

3/5 Kouts W 110-68 

3/6 Morgan Township W 98-70 

Triton Regional 

3/13 Pioneer W 86-36 

3/13 FW Blackhawk Christian W 72-60 

Huntington North Semi-State 

3/20 Monroe Central W 89-79 


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Park Tudor Panthers 

Class 2A 

Front Row (left to right): David Kroot, Jack Thygesen, Austin Kyker, Trey Fehsenfeld, Yogi Ferrell, Ryan Hanley, 

Kevin Rex, C.J. Harrington; Back Row (left to right): Asst. Coach April McDivitt-Foster, Head Coach Ed 

Schilling, Cameron Wallin, Brendan Tannenbaum, Christian Englum, Matt Geddie, Scott Kincannon, Reggie 

Nesbit, J.B. Rapp, Asst. Coach David Dawson, Asst. Coach Kyle Cox. 



3 3 Kevin Rex 5-11 9 G 2 0-1 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.5 0.0 

4 4 Jack Thygesen 5-10 10 G 2 0-0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0.0 

10 10 C.J. Harrington 6-0 9 G 2 0-0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 1.0 

11 11 Kevin Ferrell 5-11 10 G 25 134-263 .510 .331 .768 4.3 3.5 23.0 

12 12 Trey Fehsenfeld 5-9 12 G 25 4-9 .444 .308 .500 0.3 0.5 2.1 

15 15 Ryan Hanley 6-1 12 G 14 1-6 .167 .000 .467 0.1 0.7 0.6 

20 20 Austin Kyker 5-9 10 G 24 11-18 .611 .297 .762 0.6 0.8 3.0 

22 22 David Kroot 6-1 9 G 1 0-0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0.0 

24 24 J.B. Rapp 6-2 10 G 25 45-89 .506 .373 .816 0.8 1.6 10.5 

30 30 Christian Englum 6-5 10 C 4 0-0 .000 .000 .500 0.0 1.5 0.3 

32 32 Reggie Nesbit 6-4 12 F 24 50-87 .575 .000 .600 0.9 6.1 5.5 

34 34 Brendan Tannenbaum 6-4 10 F 25 11-26 .423 .353 .833 0.7 3.4 4.0 

44 44 Matt Geddie 6-7 12 C 22 35-85 .412 .000 .381 0.9 5.1 3.9 


Opponent Totals / Percentages 49.8 



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Ed Schilling 

Head Coach 

1st Year (15-10) 


Team Facts 

Town/City: Indianapolis 

County: Marion 

Superintendent: Doug Jennings 

Principal: Debbie Everett 

Athletic Director: Brad Lennon 

Assistant Athletic Director: Kyle Cox 

Head Coach: Ed Schilling 

Assistant Coaches: April McDivitt-Foster, 

Kyle Cox, David Dawson 

Nickname: Panthers 

School Colors: Red & White 

Conference: Indiana Crossroads 


Starters Returning From Last Year: (4) 


Season Results (15-10) 

11/25 at University W 60-41 

11/28 Indpls. Washington L 40-50 

12/4 at Roncalli L 49-62 

12/11 at Beech Grove L 56-72 

12/18 Guerin Catholic W 61-52 

12/19 Covenant Christian (Indpls.) W 57-50 

12/29 Tri-West W 69-41 

1/ 2 at Triton Central L 37-52 

1/ 8 at Heritage Christian L 61-67 

1/12 vs. Perry Meridian L 34-48 

1/19 at Speedway L 56-62 

1/23 vs. Lapel L 43-47 

1/26 at Indpls. Cardinal Ritter W 64-52 

2/8 Brebeuf Jesuit L 45-57 

2/11 Indpls. Scecina W 52-28 

2/13 at Indpls. Broad Ripple W 40-38 

2/16 Indpls. Lutheran W 68-53 

2/19 Indpls. Bishop Chatard L 51-67 

2/23 at Indpls. Cathedral W 63-50 

Indpls. Washington Sectional 

3/2 Indpls. Washington W 50-44 

3/5 Indpls. Cardinal Ritter W 58-46 

3/6 Heritage Christian W 66-50 

Connersville Regional 

3/13 South Ripley W 44-30 

3/13 Winchester W 50-41 

Seymour Semi-State 

3/20 Forest Park (4 OT) W 47-45

Wheeler Bearcats 

Class 2A 

Front Row (left to right): Eric Wise, Matt Hurst, Christian Sikoski, Donnie Ketchum, Derek Kappas, Nick 

Naspinski; Back Row (left to right): Asst. Coach Nick Smith; Ryan Hensen; Asst. Coach Steve Catherman, 

Najee Bailey, Aleksa Kojcinovic, Petar Todorovic, Head Coach Mike Jones, Andrew Rudakas, Asst. Coach 

Geoff Dan, Mitchell Stevenson. 



11 11 Eric Wise 5-11 12 G 27 23-70 .329 .087 .630 3.0 1.7 2.4 

13 13 Matt Hurst 6-2 11 G 17 13-39 .333 .250 .667 0.2 1.1 2.2 

15 15 Derek Kappas 6-0 12 G 27 54-107 .505 .227 .684 2.4 1.9 5.6 

21 21 Petar Todorovic 6-5 12 G 27 120-296 .405 .313 .711 2.8 4.4 12.6 

23 23 Donnie Ketchum 6-0 12 G 27 67-166 .404 .288 .725 3.7 4.7 7.5 

25 25 Nick Naspinski 6-2 10 F 14 3-18 .167 .250 .500 0.2 0.9 0.8 

31 31 Najee Bailey 6-3 11 G 27 146-255 .573 .353 .607 1.8 3.9 13.0 

33 33 Andrew Rudakas 6-5 12 F 27 171-362 .472 .273 .694 1.3 8.3 16.4 

35 35 Mitchell Stevenson 6-0 10 F 10 5-7 .714 1.000 .500 0.3 1.6 1.5 

41 41 Christian Sikoski 6-2 9 F 3 0-1 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0.0 

53 53 Ryan Hensen 6-6 10 C 14 3-8 .375 .000 .429 0.1 1.2 0.9 

55 55 Aleksa Kojcinovic 6-7 11 C 26 80-159 .503 .450 .707 1.3 7.2 8.5 


Opponent Totals / Percentages 

N/A 



Mike Jones 

Head Coach 

6th Year (115-28) 


Team Facts 

Town/City: Valparaiso 

County: Porter 

Superintendent: John Hunter 

Principal: Don Gandy 

Athletic Director: Randy Stelter 

Assistant Athletic Director: Jack Schimanski 

Head Coach: Mike Jones 

Assistant Coaches: Geoff Dan, Steve 

Catherman, Nick Smith 

Nickname: Bearcats 

School Colors: Orange, Green, White 

Conference: Greater South Shore 


Starters Returning From Last Year: (4) 



12/2 at Hebron W 61-47 

12/5 at River Forest W 75-33 

12/11 Lake Station Edison W 80-25 

12/15 Highland W 55-36 

12/17 at Andrean L 43-48 

12/22 Marquette Catholic W 81-34 

12/28 Hammond Clark W 76-56 

12/29 Griffith W 65-50 

1/1 vs. Boone Grove W 72-67 

1/6 at Hammond Bishop Noll W 58-48 

1/9 at North Newton W 72-41 

1/15 Whiting W 82-32 

1/19 Hammond Bishop Noll W 68-46 

1/22 Marquette Catholic W 75-35 

1/23 vs. River Forest W 64-40 

1/28 at Calumet W 60-44 

2/6 Morgan Township W 68-48 

2/11 Hammond Morton W 86-56 

2/16 at Kankakee Valley W 88-33 

2/23 at Lowell W 61-55 

2/26 Hobart W 75-47 

Lake Station Edison Sectional 

3/2 River Forest W 58-44 

3/5 Hanover Central W 61-45 

3/6 Hammond Bishop Noll W 66-39 

North Judson Regional 

3/13 Eastside W 62-43 

3/13 Boone Grove W 73-59 

Lafayette Jefferson Semi-State 

3/20 Southwood W 68-61 

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Washington Hatchets 

Class 3A 

Front Row (left to right): Jacob Stephens, Robert Miles, Sam Gines, Ethan Hunsinger, Derek Singleton, 

Jaydan Hawk; Back Row (left to right): Kurtis Anthony, Matthew McClain, Cullen Arnold, Cody Zeller, Robert 

Pittman, Adam Lane, Dylan Ervin; Managers (left to right): Jr. Villanueva, Eric Wadsworth; Coaches (left to 

right): Gene Miiller, Brandt Schuckman, Kyle Cornelius, Kade Cornelius. 



2 2 Jacob Stephens 5-10 10 G 14 3-3 1.000 1.000 .000 0.0 0.1 0.6 

5 5 Sam Gines 6-0 12 G 25 78-174 .448 .393 .800 5.0 2.2 9.5 

12 12 Matthew McClain 6-0 11 F 12 2-3 .667 1.000 .500 0.2 0.2 0.5 

14 14 Jaydan Hawk 5-10 11 G 1 0-0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 1.0 0.0 

20 20 Dylan Ervin 5-11 10 G 25 99-170 .582 .412 .625 1.3 3.0 9.3 

22 22 Derek Singleton 6-0 12 G 13 10-30 .333 .143 .563 0.9 1.0 2.3 

24 24 Kurtis Anthony 5-10 11 G 25 56-127 .441 .408 .640 1.8 2.3 6.3 

25 25 Ethan Hunsinger 6-0 12 G 23 46-99 .465 .231 .710 3.3 2.0 6.0 

32 32 Adam Lane 6-2 11 F 14 2-5 .400 .000 .750 0.1 0.3 0.5 

34 34 Robert Miles 6-0 12 F 25 23-47 .489 .000 .714 0.5 1.2 2.2 

40 40 Cody Zeller 6-10 11 C 25 189-317 .596 .286 .724 1.4 10.5 20.5 

42 42 Robert Pittman 6-6 11 F 23 49-87 .563 .000 .500 0.1 3.9 5.0 

50 50 Cullen Arnold 6-3 9 F 0 0-0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0.0 

Team Totals / Percentages 567-1079 .525 .382 .699 13.9 26.2 61.1 

Opponent Totals / Percentages 394-035 .381 .317 .650 6.9 19.1 43.4 


State Champion: 1930, 1941, 1942, 2005 (3A), 2008 (3A) 

Appearances: 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1925, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1941, 

1942, 2005 (3A), 2008 (3A), 2010 (3A) 

Gene Miiller 

Head Coach 

34th Year (572-246) 

Team Facts 

Town/City: Washington 

County: Daviess 

Superintendent: Dr. Bruce Hatton 

Principal: Paul White 

Athletic Director: Gene Miiller 

Assistant Athletic Director: Steve Jones 

Head Coach: Gene Miiller 

Assistant Coaches: Brandt Schuckman, 

Kyle Cornelius and Kade Cornelius 

Student Managers: 

Junior Villanueva and Eric Wadsworth 

Nickname: Hatchets 

School Colors: Black and Gold 

Conference: Big 8 




11/25 Barr-Reeve (2 OT) W 60-56 

12/4 Evansville Central W 66-41 


12/11 at Edgewood W 61-37 

12/12 Forest Park W 67-46 

12/18 Evansville Bosse W 67-51 

12/19 at Sullivan W 66-31 

12/22 Loogootee W 58-37 

1/2 at Mt. Vernon W 63-49 

1/8 at Evansville Mater Dei W 70-56 

1/15 at Jasper W 65-57 

1/16 Gibson Southern W 70-31 

1/22 at Princeton L 59-61 

1/23 Pike Central W 82-44 

1/29 Boonville W 70-45 

2/5 at Vincennes Lincoln L 55-57 

2/11 Owen Valley W 78-35 

2/19 Mt. Carmel (IL) W 63-32 

2/20 at Southridge W 54-44 

2/26 at Evansville Memorial L 44-56 

Washington Sectional 

3/5 Vincennes Lincoln W 54-35 

3/6 Jasper W 43-30 

Washington Regional 

3/13 Corydon Central W 52-45 

3/13 Boonville W 55-47 

Southport Semi-State 

3/20 Danville W 57-38 

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Gary Wallace Hornets 

Class 3A 

Front Row (left to right): Jamell Johnson, Demonte Dinkins, Latroy Taylor, Terrell Frank, Devonte Harris, 

Maurice Thurmond, Jamal Johnson; Back Row (left to right): Victor Jackson, Asst. Coach Quincy Taylor, Asst. 

Coach Kenya Stines, Keon Small, Jared Crawford, Brandon Bradford, Branden Dawson, Kyle Barnett, Arron 

Abram, Alfred Devould, Allahjuan Holmes, Asst. Coach Derek Scott, Asst. Coach Johnny Ryan, Asst. Coach 

Jarrod Powell, Head Coach Renaldo Thomas. 



00 00 Myron Borders 5-8 9 G 1 2-3 .670 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 4.0 

3 3 Jamal Johnson 5-9 12 G 15 10-59 .170 .330 .830 0.3 0.4 1.9 

4 4 Jamell Johnson 5-9 12 G 15 7-48 .150 .000 .540 0.7 0.0 1.4 

11 11 Sherrod Henderson 5-7 11 G 0 0-0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0.0 

12 12 Alfred Devould 6-4 12 F 19 22-81 .270 .360 .700 0.0 2.9 2.9 

13 13 Branden Dawson 6-6 11 G/F 24 211-327 .650 .770 .610 2.0 14.7 24.0 

15 15 Levon Hamilton 5-9 9 G 2 3-4 .750 .670 .000 0.5 0.0 4.0 

20 20 Maurice Thurmond 5-10 11 G 17 16-52 .310 .600 .830 0.0 0.0 2.9 

21 21 Deandre Williams 5-9 9 G 8 5-28 .180 .000 .330 0.4 1.4 1.5 

22 22 Devonte Harris 5-7 11 G 11 12-36 .330 1.00 .810 4.5 2.0 3.9 

23 23 Latroy Taylor 6-2 12 G 24 133-246 .540 .540 .650 2.5 5.4 15.9 

24 24 Kyle Barnett 6-3 11 F 0 0-0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0.0 

32 32 Terrell Frank 6-2 12 G 23 28-99 .280 .860 .650 5.1 4.5 3.3 

33 33 Keon Small 6-3 12 F 21 27-101 .270 1.00 .550 0.0 6.2 3.5 

34 34 Demonte Dinkins 5-11 12 G 8 6-27 .220 .500 .400 0.1 9.3 1.9 

35 35 Allahjuan Holmes 5-9 11 G 0 0-0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0.0 

44 44 Jared Crawford 6-4 12 F/C 14 37-78 .470 .860 .700 0.1 8.2 6.9 

45 45 Arron Abram 6-4 11 F 23 62-138 .450 1.00 .740 0.0 8.7 6.4 

50 50 Brandon Bradford 6-5 12 F/C 21 39-103 .380 .000 .670 0.1 9.3 4.5 


Opponent Totals / Percentages 

N/A 



Renaldo V. Thomas 

Head Coach 

5th Year (56-56) 

Team Facts 

Town/City: Gary 

County: Lake 

Superintendent: Dr. Myrtle V. Campbell 

Principal: Lucille Upshaw 

Athletic Director: David Mitchell 

Head Coach: Renaldo V. Thomas 

Assistant Coaches: Al Williams, Kenya 

Stines, Quincy Taylor, Jarrod Powell, 

Derek Scott, Dino Allen, and Johnny Ryan 

Nickname: Hornets 

School Colors: Black and Gold 

Conference: Northwestern 




11/24 vs.Chicago Phillips (IL) W 87-59 

12/1 at Chicago Carver (IL) L 56-59 

12/5 at Andrean W 58-22 

12/12 Indianapolis Howe W 75-68 

12/19 at Milwaukee Vincent (IL) W 95-74 

12/22 Indpls. Arsenal Tech W 88-63 

12/28 Chicago Corliss (IL) W 85-44 

12/29 Chicago Farragut (IL) W 76-73 

12/30 at Detroit Country Day (MI) L 59-75 

1/2 Romulus (MI) L 58-70 

1/9 at Indianapolis Arlington W 66-60 

1/16 Peoria Notre Dame (IL) W 82-70 

1/18 at East St. Louis (IL) L 64-67 

1/22 at Gary West Side W 80-71 

1/29 Chicago Urban (IL) W 86-55 

2/5 at LaPorte LaLumiere W 70-59 

2/19 at Gary Roosevelt W 77-68 

2/26 South Bend Adams W 81-43 

Gary Roosevelt Sectional 

3/5 Hammond W 78-52 

3/6 Gary Roosevelt W 85-51 

Chesterton Regional 

3/13 Plymouth W 47-35 

3/13 West Lafayette W 71-52 

Lafayette Jefferson Semi-State 

3/20 Fort Wayne Elmhurst W 57-47 


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North Central Panthers 

Class 4A 

First Row (left to right): Jordan Williams, Ronnie Johnson, Matt Hicks, JaRon Clark, Wade Stallings, Jaron 

Sherrod, Tim Bass, Devin Baldwin; Second Row (left to right): Micah Smith, Jack Altice, Terone Johnson, 

Trip McFall, Anthony Bradley, Patrick Ingram, Aaron Bluitt; Third Row (left to right): Dedric Griffin, Anthony 

Massengill, Chris Cantrell, Aaron Zelikovich, D’Vauntes Smith-Rivera, Mitch Metzger, Jimmie Miller, Darius 

Latham; Back Row (left to right): Asst. Coach Walt Morris, Asst. Coach Fred Andrews, Head Coach Doug 

Mitchell, Mgr. Julon Holmes, Mgr. R.J. Drumright, Mgr. Domiono Williams, Asst. Coach Jeremy Simpson, 

Asst. Coach Mike Elliott 



2 2 Aaron Bluitt 6-3 12 G 25 48-95 .505 .379 .526 1.0 2.0 4.7 

3 3 Ronnie Johnson 5-10 10 G 25 85-174 .489 .385 .574 3.1 2.2 9.4 

4 4 Jack Altice 6-0 12 G 23 23-51 .451 .429 .786 0.7 0.8 2.9 

5 5 Micah Smith 6-0 11 G 25 18-42 .429 .353 .500 1.2 1.2 2.0 

10 10 Trip McFall 6-3 12 G/F 26 52-97 .536 .156 .667 1.9 2.8 5.4 

11 11 Jordan Williams 6-3 10 F 11 8-14 .571 .000 .200 0.0 1.3 1.6 

12 12 Tim Bass 5-5 11 G 26 10-29 .345 .385 .609 2.3 1.0 1.5 

14 14 Wade Stallings 5-3 9 G 1 1-2 .500 .000 .000 4.0 2.0 2.0 

15 15 Anthony Bradley 6-3 11 F 2 0-0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0.0 

21 21 John Murry 6-3 9 G 0 0-0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0.0 

24 24 Patrick Ingram 6-2 10 G 25 64-110 .582 .412 .515 1.0 3.6 6.1 

30 30 Darius Latham 6-4 9 F/C 26 39-87 .448 .000 .653 0.4 3.4 4.2 

32 32 Terone Johnson 6-3 12 G 26 207-383 .540 .359 .669 2.8 4.2 21.3 

33 33 Dedric Griffin 6-4 11 F 25 42-71 .592 .167 .619 0.8 3.6 4.3 

44 44 D’Vauntes Smith-Rivera 6-4 10 G 25 155-288 .538 .345 .726 2.4 6.1 17.5 

55 55 Anthony Massengill 6-4 11 F 1 0-1 .000 .000 .000 0.0 1.0 0.0 

Jimmie Miller 6-3 10 G/F 0 0-0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0.0 

Michael Fleming 6-0 11 G 0 0-0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0.0 

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Team Facts 

Town/City: Indianapolis 

County: Marion 

Superintendent: Dr. James Mervilde 

Principal: CE Quandt 

Athletic Director: Chuck Jones 

Assistant Athletic Director: Paul Loggan 

Head Coach: Doug Mitchell 

Assistant Coaches: Walt Morris, 

Fred Andrews, Michael Elliott (JV), and 

Jeremy Simpson (Frosh) 

Student Managers: Julon Holmes, Laurie 

Kaiser, Jasmine Moses, Domiono Williams 

Nickname: Panthers 

School Colors: Red, Black and White 

Conference: Metropolitan Interscholastic 

Enrollment: 3,393 



11/25 Pike W 94-79 

12/5 at Lawrence Central W 87-58 

12/11 at Carmel L 79-83 

12/18 at Frankfort W 86-50 

12/19 Hamilton Southeastern W 88-61 

12/29 Campagna Academy W 112-27 

12/30 East Chicago Central L 78-80 

1/2 vs. LaPorte W 92-52 

1/8 at Ben Davis W 84-54 

1/12 vs. Roncalli W 69-47 

1/13 vs. Speedway W 80-37 

1/15 vs. Lawrence North W 59-55 

1/16 vs. Warren Central W 71-52 

1/22 Lawrence North W 99-55 

1/23 at Muncie Central W 65-50 

1/30 at Warren Central W 82-55 

2/11 Terre Haute North W 60-41 

2/13 Terre Haute South W 98-47 

2/19 at Center Grove L 67-69 

2/20 Danville W 76-63 

2/24 vs. Brownsburg W 80-51 

2/26 Harding W 97-64 

Lawrence Central Sectional 

3/5 Warren Central W 68-47 

Doug Mitchell 

3/6 Lawrence North W 41-30 

Lawrence Central Regional 

Head Coach 

3/13 Ben Davis W 77-67 

17th Year (286-124) 

3/13 Noblesville (OT) W 54-53 

Southport Semi-State 

3/20 Jeffersonville W 82-77 



Opponent Totals / Percentages 514-1310 .392 .288 .637 9.0 28.8 54.8 


State Champion: 1999 (4A) 

Runner-Up: 2007 (4A) 

Appearances: 1999 (4A), 2007 (4A), 2010 (4A)

Warsaw Tigers 

Class 4A 

First Row (left to right): Asst. Coach Hal Gunter, Head Coach Doug Ogle, Justin Clemens, Zack Linky, Cody 

Bragg, Jordyn Coon, Lucas Grose, Jalen Roscoe, Christopher O’Hara, Asst. Coach David Wayne, Asst. 

Coach Jason Culver; Second Row (left to right): Mgr. Bryce Scott, Brock Anson, Clay Anderson, Joey Sparkman, 

Nic Moore, Andy Conrad, Jay Holladay, Brock Davis, Travis Thomas, Rhett Kesler, Videographer Fred 

Nieter; Back Row (left to right): Mgr. Stephen Prater, Mgr. Zeb McCollum, Mgr. Landon Hawks, Mgr. Nicholas 

Downton, Asst. Coach Ryan Bricker, Scorer Dave Howett. 



3 3 Andy Conrad 6-1 12 G 23 31-79 .392 .000 .565 1.0 3.1 3.8 

4 4 Joey Sparkman 5-11 11 G 19 12-26 .462 .231 .500 0.4 0.7 1.6 

5 5 Justin Clemens 6-3 12 F 25 113-188 .601 .214 .771 2.4 4.8 12.1 

10 10 Brock Davis 5-8 11 G 14 0-2 .000 .000 .500 0.4 0.4 0.2 

11 11 Nic Moore 5-9 11 G 24 157-329 .477 .403 .806 5.2 3.9 21.0 

13 13 Christopher O’Hara 6-2 11 F 11 1-1 100 .000 .500 0.1 0.6 0.6 

15 15 Jordyn Coon 6-3 10 G 25 55-106 .519 .360 .723 1.6 3.5 6.6 

21 21 Zack Linky 6-2 12 G 25 37-103 .359 .338 .857 1.7 2.2 4.8 

22 22 Lucas Grose 6-5 10 F 25 88-136 .647 .000 .598 1.1 6.6 9.1 

25 25 Jay Holladay 6-0 10 G 0 0-0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0.0 

30 30 Cody Bragg 6-3 11 F 12 0-3 .000 .000 .500 0.2 0.8 0.3 

35 35 Jalen Roscoe 6-2 11 F 25 22-39 .564 .000 .353 0.2 1.8 2.0 

Team Totals / Percentages 517-1013 .510 .350 .705 13.4 29.8 60.0 

Opponent Totals / Percentages 439-1086 .404 .277 .689 8.2 22.2 50.0 


State Champion: 1984 

Appearances: 1923, 1981, 1984, 1992, 1996, 2010 (4A) 

Doug Ogle 

Head Coach 

8th Year (120-59) 

Team Facts 

Town/City: Warsaw 

County: Kosciusko 

Superintendent: Dr. Craig Hintz 

Principal: Troy Akers 

Athletic Director: Joe Santa 

Head Coach: Doug Ogle 

Assistant Coaches: Hal Gunter, David 

Wayne, Jason Culver, Ryan Bricker 

Student Managers: Nicholas Downton, 

Landon Hawks, Stephen Prater, Bryce 

Scott, Zeb McCollom, and Luke Secaur 

Nickname: Tigers 

School Colors: Orange and Black 

Conference: Northern Lakes 

Enrollment: 2,023 



11/25 at Tippecanoe Valley W 62-49 

11/28 at Columbia City W 52-40 

12/4 at Fort Wayne South Side L 57-69 

12/5 Huntington North W 35-18 

12/11 at Rochester W 49-38 

12/18 Wawasee W 97-82 

12/30 FW Blackhawk Christian W 71-58 

12/30 Lafayette Jefferson W 74-63 

1/2 vs. Noblesville L 47-53 

1/8 at Northridge W 60-34 

1/15 Goshen W 56-34 

1/22 at Concord W 54-48 

1/29 at NorthWood W 64-44 

2/5 at Elkhart Memorial W 57-64 

2/6 Marion W 79-68 

2/11 Plymouth W 74-65 

2/16 at South Bend Clay W 55-45 

2/19 FW Bishop Luers W 60-50 

2/24 Elkhart Central W 61-49 

2/26 vs. Carroll (Fort Wayne) W 66-57 

Elkhart Central Sectional 

3/6 Concord W 53-51 

3/6 Elkhart Memorial W 55-50 

Michigan City Regional 

3/13 Merrillville W 64-56 

3/13 Munster W 40-31 

Huntington North Semi-State 

3/20 Carroll (Fort Wayne) W 58-53 


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Arthur L. Trester Award for Mental Attitude 

Arthur L. Trester 

IHSAA Commissioner 

1929-1944 

At the state finals, members of the IHSAA Executive Committee present the Trester Award to the outstanding 

senior participant in each classification of the boys basketball state finals. The recipients of this award, who were 

nominated by their principals and coaches, must excel in mental attitude, scholarship, leadership and athletic 

ability in basketball. Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance, IHSAA corporate partner, presents a $1,000 scholarship 

to each school in the name of the recipient. 

From 1917 to 1943 the award was known as “The Gimbel Medal for Mental Attitude” in honor of Mr. Jake 

Gimbel of Vincennes, who awarded the medal each of those years until his passing prior to the 1943 tournament. 

In 1944, it was known as the “IHSAA Medal for Mental Attitude” and in 1945 the IHSAA board officially named the 

award “The Arthur L. Trester Medal for Mental Attitude” in honor of the man who served as first commissioner of 

the Association from 1929 to 1944. Recipients were given a medal each year from 1945 through 1964, hence 

“The Arthur L. Trester Medal for Mental Attitude.” Since 1965, the award was made in the form of a plaque. 

Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance, IHSAA corporate partner, will present a $1,000 scholarship to each school 

in the name of the recipient. Since 1989, over $689,000 in college scholarships have been presented by Indiana 

Farm Bureau Insurance to deserving high school students in Indiana. 

2009 Class 4A 

Reggie Hearn 

Fort Wayne Snider 


Brody Schoen 

Rochester 


Blaze Ayers 

Brownstown Central 

2009 Class A 

Gerald Hardesty 

Jac-Cen-Del 

Year Name School 


1916-17 Claude Curtis Martinsville 

1949-50 Pat Klein Marion 

1917-18 Ralph Esarey Bloomington 

1950-51 Robert Jewell Indianapolis Attucks 

1918-19 Walter Cross Thorntown 

1951-52 Joe Sexson Indpls. Arsenal Technical 

1919-20 Harold Laughlin Bedford 

1952-53 Harley Andrews Terre Haute Gerstmeyer 

1920-21 Ralph Marlowe Sandusky 

1953-54 Bobby Plump Milan 

1921-22 Reece Jones Vincennes 

1954-55 James Henry New Albany 

1922-23 Maurice Robinson Anderson 

1955-56 Dennis Tepe Elkhart 

1923-24 Philip Kessler Richmond 

1956-57 Robert Perigo Lafayette Jefferson 

1924-25 Russell Walter Kokomo 

1957-58 Richard Haslam Crawfordsville 

1925-26 Richard Williams Evansville Central 

1958-59 James Rayl Kokomo 

1926-27 Franklin Prentice Kendallville 

1959-60 Robert Cantrell East Chicago Washington 

1927-28 Robert McCarnes Logansport 

1960-61 Tom & Dick VanArsdale Indianapolis Manual 

1928-29 Emmett Lowery Indpls. Arsenal Technical 1961-62 John Wilson Evansville Bosse 

1929-30 Kenneth Young LaPorte 

1962-63 Greg Samuels Terre Haute Garfield 

1930-31 Norman Cottom Terre Haute Wiley 

1963-64 Mike Weaver Huntington 

1931-32 Jess McAnally Greencastle 

1964-65 Edward Bopp Indianapolis Washington 

1932-33 James Seward Indianapolis Shortridge 1965-66 James Cadwell Michigan City Elston 

1933-34 Arthur Gosman Jasper 

1966-67 Charles Nelson Fort Wayne South Side 

1934-35 James Lyboult Richmond 

1967-68 James Nelson Gary Roosevelt 

1935-36 Steve Sitko Ft. Wayne Central 

1968-69 Joe Sutter Marion 

1936-37 Robert Menke Huntingburg 

1969-70 James Trout Loogootee 

1937-38 Robert Mygrants Hammond 

1970-71 Jerry B. Lamberson New Castle 

1938-39 Jim Myers Evansville Bosse 

1971-72 Mark Inman Jeffersonville 

1939-40 Duane Conkey Mitchell 

1972-73 Garry Abplanalp Franklin 

1940-41 Donald Server Madison 

1941-42 Kenneth Brown, Jr. Muncie Burris 

1942-43 Dave Laflin Lebanon 

1943-44 Walter McFatridge Kokomo 

1944-45 Max Allen Indianapolis Broad Ripple 

1945-46 Robert Cripe Flora 

1946-47 Ronald Bland Terre Haute Garfield 

1947-48 Lee Hamilton Evansville Central 

1948-49 James Schooley Auburn 

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Arthur L. Trester Award for Mental Attitude 


1973-74 Jon & Don McGlocklin Franklin 

1974-75 Steve Walker Lebanon 

1975-76 Jack David Colescott Marion 

1976-77 Mark Herrmann Carmel 

1977-78 Jack Moore Muncie Central 

1978-79 Malcolm Cameron Terre Haute South 

1979-80 Jeff Todd Marion 

1980-81 Karl Donovan Vincennes Lincoln 

1981-82 Phillip Wendel Plymouth 

1982-83 John Harter Anderson 

1983-84 Milan Petrovic Lake Central 

1984-85 Todd Graf Richmond 

1985-86 Todd Anderson Shelbyville 

1986-87 Marvin Rea Gary Roosevelt 

1987-88 Sam Long Muncie Central 

1988-89 Patrick Graham Floyd Central 

1989-90 Damon Bailey Bedford North Lawrence 

1990-91 Steve Nicodemus Whitko 

1991-92 Richie Hammel Lafayette Jefferson 

1992-93 Pete Miller South Bend St. Joseph’s 

1993-94 Bryce Drew Valparaiso 

1994-95 T.J. Lux Merrillville 

1995-96 Matt Taylor Warsaw 

1996-97 Billy Lynch Delta 

1997-98 4A Brad McPherson Marion 

3A Zach Fox Indianapolis Cathedral 

2A Rusty Garner Alexandria 

A Grant McBride Bloomfield 

1998-99 4A Tim Church Elkhart Central 

3A Jeff Wiltrout Plainfield 

2A Luke Kimmel Paoli 

A Jake Holder Tecumseh 

1999-00 4A Jared Jeffries Bloomington North 

3A Shane Power Andrean 

2A Scott Study Winchester 

A Clark Golish Union (Dugger) 


2000-01 4A Chris Thomas Pike 

3A Brian Bell Muncie Southside 

2A Matt Robbins Batesville 

A Andy Brown Blue River Valley 

2001-02 4A Chris Hunter Gary West Side 

3A Brian Wright Delta 

2A Mark Gonzales Speedway 

A Troy Roberson Rossville 

2002-03 4A Alex Kock DeKalb 

3A Michael Dury Indianapolis Bishop Chatard 

2A Beau Bauer Cass 

A Derrick Smith Southwestern (Shelbyville) 

2003-04 4A Stefan Routt Lawrence North 

3A Jon Zeser Bellmont 

2A Kyle Johnson Jimtown 

A Bryan Hurst Waldron 

2004-05 4A Brandon McPherson Lawrence North 

3A Luke Zeller Washington 

A Jason Holsinger Lapel 

2005-06 4A Greg Oden Lawrence North 

3A Tyler Rigby Jay County 

2A Tim James Forest Park 

A Jordan Perkins Hauser 

2006-07 4A E’Twaun Moore East Chicago Central 

3A Jason Renz Plymouth 

2A Thad Laudenbacher Winchester 

A Adam Pflugshaupt Oregon-Davis 

2007-08 4A Gordon Hayward Brownsburg 

3A Pryce Underwood Harding 

2A Lucas Wickersham Winchester 

A Jacob Everett Triton 

2008-09 4A Reggie Hearn Fort Wayne Snider 

3A Brody Schoen Rochester 

2A Blaze Ayers Brownstown Central 

A Gerald Hardesty Jac-Cen-Del 

 


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State Champions 

2009 IHSAA 4A Boys Basketball 

State Champion 

Bloomington South 



Princeton 

Year Champion Runner-Up Score Head Coach Record Site 

1910-11 Crawfordsville Lebanon 24-17 Dave Glascock 16-2 IU Assembly Hall 

1911-12 Lebanon Franklin 51-11 Claude Whitney 16-3 IU Assembly Hall 

1912-13 Wingate South Bend 15-14 (5 OT) Jesse Wood 22-3 IU Assembly Hall 

1913-14 Wingate Anderson 36-8 Len Lehman 19-5 Indiana University 

1914-15 Thorntown Montmorenci 33-10 Chet Hill 22-5 IU Men’s Gymnasium 

1915-16 Lafayette Crawfordsville 27-26 (OT) C.F. Apking 20-4 IU Men’s Gymnasium 

1916-17 Lebanon Gary 34-26 Alva Staggs 26-2 IU Men’s Gymnasium 

1917-18 Lebanon Anderson 24-20 (OT) Glenn Curtis 28-2 IU Men’s Gymnasium 

1918-19 Bloomington Lafayette 18-15 Cliff Wells 23-3 Purdue Mem. Gymnasium 

1919-20 Franklin Lafayette 31-13 Ernest Wagner 29-1 IU Men’s Gymnasium 

1920-21 Franklin Anderson 35-22 Ernest Wagner 29-4 Old Coliseum 

1921-22 Franklin Terre Haute Garfield 26-15 Ernest Wagner 31-4 Old Coliseum 

1922-23 Vincennes Muncie 27-18 John Adams 34-1 Old Coliseum 

1923-24 Martinsville Frankfort 36-30 Glenn Curtis 22-7 Old Coliseum 

1924-25 Frankfort Kokomo 34-20 Everett Case 27-2 Exposition Building 

1925-26 Marion Martinsville 30-23 Gene Thomas 27-2 Exposition Building 

1926-27 Martinsville Muncie 26-23 Glenn Curtis 26-3 Exposition Building 

1927-28 Muncie Martinsville 13-12 Pete Jolly 28-2 Butler Fieldhouse 

1928-29 Frankfort Indianapolis Technical 29-23 Everett Case 25-2 Butler Fieldhouse 

1929-30 Washington Muncie 32-21 Burl Friddle 30-1 Butler Fieldhouse 

1930-31 Muncie Greencastle 31-23 Pete Jolly 25-6 Butler Fieldhouse 

1931-32 New Castle Winamac 24-17 Orville Hooker 28-3 Butler Fieldhouse 

1932-33 Martinsville Greencastle 27-24 Glenn Curtis 21-8 Butler Fieldhouse 

1933-34 Logansport Indpls. Arsenal Technical 26-19 Cliff Wells 28-4 Butler Fieldhouse 

1934-35 Anderson Jeffersonville 23-17 Archie Chadd 22-9 Butler Fieldhouse 

1935-36 Frankfort Fort Wayne Central 50-24 Everett Case 29-1-1 Butler Fieldhouse 

1936-37 Anderson Huntingburg 33-23 Archie Chadd 26-7 Butler Fieldhouse 

1937-38 Fort Wayne South Side Hammond 34-32 Burl Friddle 29-3 Butler Fieldhouse 

1938-39 Frankfort Franklin 36-22 Everett Case 26-6 Butler Fieldhouse 

1939-40 Hammond Technical Mitchell 33-21 Lou Birkett 25-6 Butler Fieldhouse 

1940-41 Washington Madison 39-33 Marion Crawley 27-5 Butler Fieldhouse 

1941-42 Washington Muncie Burris 24-18 Marion Crawley 30-1 Butler Fieldhouse 

1942-43 Fort Wayne Central Lebanon 45-40 Murray Mendenhall 27-1 New Coliseum 

1943-44 Evansville Bosse Kokomo 39-35 Herm Keller 19-7 New Coliseum 

1944-45 Evansville Bosse South Bend Riley 46-36 Herm Keller 25-2 New Coliseum 

1945-46 Anderson Fort Wayne Central 67-53 Charles Cummings 22-7 Butler Fieldhouse 

1946-47 Shelbyville Terre Haute Garfield 68-58 Frank Barnes 25-5 Butler Fieldhouse 

1947-48 Lafayette Jefferson Evansville Central 54-42 Marion Crawley 27-3 Butler Fieldhouse 

1948-49 Jasper Madison 62-61 Leo O’Neill 21-9 Butler Fieldhouse 

1949-50 Madison Lafayette Jefferson 67-44 Ray Eddy 27-1 Butler Fieldhouse 

1950-51 Muncie Central Evansville Reitz 60-58 Art Beckner 26-4 Butler Fieldhouse 

1951-52 Muncie Central Indianapolis Arsenal Technical 68-49 Lawrence McCreary 25-5 Butler Fieldhouse 

1952-53 South Bend Central Terre Haute Gerstmeyer 42-41 Elmer McCall 25-5 Butler Fieldhouse 

1953-54 Milan Muncie Central 32-30 Marvin Wood 28-2 Butler Fieldhouse 

1954-55 Indianapolis Crispus Attucks Gary Roosevelt 97-74 Ray Crowe 31-1 Butler Fieldhouse 

1955-56 Indianapolis Crispus Attucks Lafayette Jefferson 79-57 Ray Crowe 31-0 Butler Fieldhouse 

1956-57 South Bend Central Indianapolis Crispus Attucks 67-55 Elmer McCall 30-0 Butler Fieldhouse 

1957-58 Fort Wayne South Side Crawfordsville 63-34 Don Reichert 28-2 Butler Fieldhouse 

1958-59 Indianapolis Crispus Attucks Kokomo 92-54 Bill Garrett 26-5 Butler Fieldhouse 

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Fort Wayne Bishop Luers 

2009 IHSAA A Boys Basketball 


Jac-Cen-Del 

1959-60 East Chicago Washington Muncie Central 75-59 John Baratto 28-2 Butler Fieldhouse 

1960-61 Kokomo Indianapolis Manual 68-66 (OT) Joe Platt 28-1 Butler Fieldhouse 

1961-62 Evansville Bosse East Chicago Washington 84-81 Jim Myers 26-2 Butler Fieldhouse 

1962-63 Muncie Central South Bend Central 65-61 Dwight Tallman 28-1 Butler Fieldhouse 

1963-64 Lafayette Jefferson Huntington 58-55 Marion Crawley 28-1 Butler Fieldhouse 

1964-65 Indianapolis Washington Fort Wayne North Side 64-57 Jerry Oliver 29-2 Butler Fieldhouse 

1965-66 Michigan City Elston Indianapolis Arsenal Technical 63-52 Doug Adams 26-3 Hinkle Fieldhouse 

1966-67 Evansville North Lafayette Jefferson 60-58 Jim Rausch 27-2 Hinkle Fieldhouse 

1967-68 Gary Roosevelt Indianapolis Shortridge 68-60 Louis Mallard 22-5 Hinkle Fieldhouse 

1968-69 Indianapolis Washington Gary Tolleston 79-76 Bill Green 31-0 Hinkle Fieldhouse 

1969-70 East Chicago Roosevelt Carmel 72-62 Bill Holsbach 28-0 Hinkle Fieldhouse 

1970-71 East Chicago Washington Elkhart 70-60 John Molodet 29-0 Hinkle Fieldhouse 

1971-72 Connersville Gary West Side 80-63 Myron Dickerson 27-2 IU Assembly Hall 

1972-73 New Albany South Bend Adams 84-79 Kirby Overman 21-7 IU Assembly Hall 

1973-74 Fort Wayne Northrop Jeffersonville 59-56 Bob Dille 28-1 IU Assembly Hall 

1974-75 Marion Loogootee 58-46 Bill Green 28-1 Market Square Arena 

1975-76 Marion Rushville 82-76 Bill Green 23-5 Market Square Arena 

1976-77 Carmel East Chicago Washington 53-52 Eric Clark 22-7 Market Square Arena 

1977-78 Muncie Central Terre Haute South 65-64 (OT) Bill Harrell 27-3 Market Square Arena 

1978-79 Muncie Central Anderson 64-60 Bill Harrell 24-5 Market Square Arena 

1979-80 Indianapolis Broad Ripple New Albany 73-66 Bill Smith 29-2 Market Square Arena 

1980-81 Vincennes Lincoln Anderson 54-52 Orlando Wyman 26-2 Market Square Arena 

1981-82 Plymouth Gary Roosevelt 75-74 (2 OT) Jack Edison 28-1 Market Square Arena 

1982-83 Connersville Anderson 63-62 Basil Mawbey 26-2 Market Square Arena 

1983-84 Warsaw Vincennes Lincoln 59-56 Al Rhodes 26-2 Market Square Arena 

1984-85 Marion Richmond 74-67 Bill Green 29-0 Market Square Arena 

1985-86 Marion Anderson 75-56 Bill Green 26-3 Market Square Arena 

1986-87 Marion Richmond 69-56 Bill Green 29-1 Market Square Arena 

1987-88 Muncie Central Concord 76-53 Bill Harrell 28-1 Market Square Arena 

1988-89 Lawrence North Kokomo 74-57 Jack Keefer 25-4 Market Square Arena 

1989-90 Bedford North Lawrence Concord 63-60 Dan Bush 29-2 Hoosier Dome 

1990-91 Gary Roosevelt Brebeuf 51-32 Ron Heflin 30-1 Hoosier Dome 

1991-92 Richmond Lafayette Jefferson 77-73 (OT) George Griffith 24-5 Hoosier Dome 

1992-93 Jeffersonville Ben Davis 66-61 Mike Broughton 29-2 Hoosier Dome 

1993-94 South Bend Clay Valparaiso 93-88 (OT) Tom DeBaets 27-2 Hoosier Dome 

1994-95 Ben Davis Merrillville 58-57 Steve Witty 32-1 RCA Dome 

1995-96 Ben Davis New Albany 57-54 (2 OT) Steve Witty 22-6 RCA Dome 

1996-97 Bloomington North Delta 75-54 Tom McKinney 28-1 RCA Dome 

1997-98 4A Pike Marion 57-54 Alan Darner 28-1 RCA Dome 

3A Indianapolis Cathedral Yorktown 72-47 Peter Berg 22-4 RCA Dome 

2A Alexandria Southwestern (Hanover) 57-43 Garth Cone 20-6 RCA Dome 

A Lafayette Central Catholic Bloomfield 56-48 Chad Dunwoody 24-3 RCA Dome 

1998-99 4A North Central (Indpls.) Elkhart Central 79-74 Doug Mitchell 23-5 RCA Dome 

3A Plainfield Muncie Southside 77-64 Dana Greene 26-1 RCA Dome 

2A Westview Paoli 71-52 Troy Neely 23-3 RCA Dome 

A Tecumseh Lafayette Central Catholic 55-43 Kevin Oxley 23-4 RCA Dome 

1999-00 4A Marion Bloomington North 62-56 Moe Smedley 28-1 Conseco Fieldhouse 

3A Brebeuf Jesuit Andrean 72-56 Leo Klemm 24-2 Conseco Fieldhouse 

2A Westview Winchester 59-53 Troy Neely 25-3 Conseco Fieldhouse 

A Lafayette Central Catholic Union (Dugger) 82-70 Chad Dunwoody 23-5 Conseco Fieldhouse 


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Last Year’s State Finals in Review 

BISHOP LUERS CAPTURES SECOND STRAIGHT STATE TITLE 

Fort Wayne Bishop Luers claimed 

its second consecutive 2A IHSAA 

state title at Conseco Fieldhouse 

with a convincing 67-49 victory over 

Brownstown Central. The win capped 

a 23-4 season for Bishop Luers and 

fifth year head coach James Blackmon. 

Second-ranked Luers (23-4) 

led by only three points at halftime, 

but a 15-4 run to end the third quarter 

helped seal the Knights’ title. Top 

scorer Deshaun Thomas contributed 

nine points in the streak and led all 

scorers with 34 points. He led the 

state in scoring this season with a 

30.3 average and now sits in 11th 

place on the state’s all-time scoring 

list with 2,254 points. 

Ranked second in the state in 

rebounding, Thomas pulled in 15 to 

finish the game with a double-double. 

Teammate Lawrence Barnett had 12 

points and five rebounds, Ken Mullen 

added 10 points and four rebounds, 

and Evan Blackmon chipped in nine 

points and six rebounds. Mullen also 

broke the 2A championship game 

record with four blocked shots. 

Brownstown Central’s Blaze Ayers 

led his team with 18 points, 12 from 

the free throw line, and five rebounds, 

and Ryan Shoemaker added 10 

points. The unranked Braves, coached 

by 11th year leader Dave Benter, finished 

their season 20-7. Brownstown 

Central, the 2004 2A state runner-up, 

was playing in its third-ever state 

finals (1931). 

Following the game, members 

of the IHSAA Executive Committee 

named Blaze Ayers of Brownstown 

Central High School as the winner of 

the Arthur L. Trester Mental Attitude 

Award. 

JAC-CEN-DEL CLAIMS FIRST-EVER CLASS A STATE TITLE 

Jac-Cen-Del’s big second quarter propelled the Eagles 

past defending state champion Triton, 66-55, to win the 

school’s first-ever state championship in any sport in the 

Class A state championship game at Conseco Fieldhouse. 

The top-ranked Eagles (25-2) led 6-5 after the first 

quarter but picked it up in the second hitting eight of nine field 

goals including 10 points from Blake Sutton to take control of 

the game. Jac-Cen-Del owned a 25-13 lead at halftime, was 

never seriously threatened in the second half and went on to 

post its 18th straight win to complete a 25-2 season. 

Jac-Cen-Del led by as many as 20 at 44-24 after Matt 

Gehl hit a layup, was fouled and converted the free throw with 

1:40 left in the third quarter. Triton rallied in the fourth cutting 

the lead to nine on two occasions but could never get any 

closer. Gehl led all scorers with 26 points and 11 rebounds. 

Sutton contributed 19 points and five rebounds, Trevor Arnett 

had seven points and 11 rebounds, and Gerald Hardesty 

added eight points and six rebounds to the mix. 

Gryffin Carpenter led the Trojans in scoring with 14 

points. Colton Keel had 12 points and 13 rebounds, and Joel 

Meister chipped in 12 points. 

Third-ranked Triton, which was attempting to become the 

first school to win back-to-back Class A state championships, 

finished the season 25-3 under fourth-year head coach Jason 

Groves. 

At the conclusion of the game, members of the IHSAA 

Executive Committee named Gerald Hardesty of Jac-Cen-Del 

High School as the winner of the Arthur L. Trester Mental 

Attitude Award. 


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Last Year’s State Finals in Review 

BISHOP LUERS CAPTURES SECOND STRAIGHT STATE TITLE 

Fort Wayne Bishop Luers claimed 

its second consecutive 2A IHSAA 

state title at Conseco Fieldhouse 

with a convincing 67-49 victory over 

Brownstown Central. The win capped 

a 23-4 season for Bishop Luers and 

fifth year head coach James Blackmon. 

Second-ranked Luers (23-4) 

led by only three points at halftime, 

but a 15-4 run to end the third quarter 

helped seal the Knights’ title. Top 

scorer Deshaun Thomas contributed 

nine points in the streak and led all 

scorers with 34 points. He led the 

state in scoring this season with a 

30.3 average and now sits in 11th 

place on the state’s all-time scoring 

list with 2,254 points. 

Ranked second in the state in 

rebounding, Thomas pulled in 15 to 

finish the game with a double-double. 

Teammate Lawrence Barnett had 12 

points and five rebounds, Ken Mullen 

added 10 points and four rebounds, 

and Evan Blackmon chipped in nine 

points and six rebounds. Mullen also 

broke the 2A championship game 

record with four blocked shots. 

Brownstown Central’s Blaze Ayers 

led his team with 18 points, 12 from 

the free throw line, and five rebounds, 

and Ryan Shoemaker added 10 

points. The unranked Braves, coached 

by 11th year leader Dave Benter, finished 

their season 20-7. Brownstown 

Central, the 2004 2A state runner-up, 

was playing in its third-ever state 

finals (1931). 

Following the game, members 

of the IHSAA Executive Committee 

named Blaze Ayers of Brownstown 

Central High School as the winner of 

the Arthur L. Trester Mental Attitude 

Award. 

JAC-CEN-DEL CLAIMS FIRST-EVER CLASS A STATE TITLE 

Jac-Cen-Del’s big second quarter propelled the Eagles 

past defending state champion Triton, 66-55, to win the 

school’s first-ever state championship in any sport in the 

Class A state championship game at Conseco Fieldhouse. 

The top-ranked Eagles (25-2) led 6-5 after the first 

quarter but picked it up in the second hitting eight of nine field 

goals including 10 points from Blake Sutton to take control of 

the game. Jac-Cen-Del owned a 25-13 lead at halftime, was 

never seriously threatened in the second half and went on to 

post its 18th straight win to complete a 25-2 season. 

ac-Cen-Del led by as many as 20 at 44-24 after Matt 

Gehl hit a layup, was fouled and converted the free throw with 

1:40 left in the third quarter. Triton rallied in the fourth cutting 

the lead to nine on two occasions but could never get any 

closer. Gehl led all scorers with 26 points and 11 rebounds. 

Sutton contributed 19 points and five rebounds, Trevor Arnett 

had seven points and 11 rebounds, and Gerald Hardesty 

added eight points and six rebounds to the mix. 

Gryffin Carpenter led the Trojans in scoring with 14 

points. Colton Keel had 12 points and 13 rebounds, and Joel 

Meister chipped in 12 points. 

Third-ranked Triton, which was attempting to become the 

first school to win back-to-back Class A state championships, 

finished the season 25-3 under fourth-year head coach Jason 

Groves. 

At the conclusion of the game, members of the IHSAA 

Executive Committee named Gerald Hardesty of Jac-Cen-Del 

High School as the winner of the Arthur L. Trester Mental 

Attitude Award. 


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State Champions (continued from page 19) 

2000-01 4A Pike Penn 56-42 Alan Darner 26-3 Conseco Fieldhouse 

3A Muncie Southside Evansville Mater Dei 81-78 (OT) Rick Baumgartner 23-3 Conseco Fieldhouse 

2A Harding Batesville 73-70 Al Gooden 23-5 Conseco Fieldhouse 

A Attica Blue River Valley 64-62 Ralph Shrader 21-6 Conseco Fieldhouse 

2001-02 4A Gary West Side Pike 58-55 John Boyd 23-4 Conseco Fieldhouse 

3A Delta Harding 65-54 Paul Keller 22-6 Conseco Fieldhouse 

2A Speedway Bluffton 62-48 Trent Lehman 22-4 Conseco Fieldhouse 

A Rossville Barr-Reeve 79-68 Jeff Henley 23-4 Conseco Fieldhouse 

2002-03 4A Pike DeKalb 65-52 Larry Bullington 29-0 Conseco Fieldhouse 

3A Indianapolis Bishop Chatard Fort Wayne Elmhurst 78-44 Dan Archer 22-2 Conseco Fieldhouse 

2A Cass Forest Park 57-48 Basil Mawbey 26-0 Conseco Fieldhouse 

A Lafayette Central Catholic Southwestern (Shelbyville) 68-64 Chad Dunwoody 18-9 Conseco Fieldhouse 

2003-04 4A Lawrence North Columbia City 50-29 Jack Keefer 29-2 Conseco Fieldhouse 

3A Evansville Mater Dei Bellmont 63-45 John Goebel 21-6 Conseco Fieldhouse 

2A Jimtown Brownstown Central 63-59 Randy DeShone 25-2 Conseco Fieldhouse 

A Waldron FW Blackhawk Christian 69-54 Jason Delaney 27-0 Conseco Fieldhouse 

2004-05 4A Lawrence North Muncie Central 63-52 Jack Keefer 24-2 Conseco Fieldhouse 

3A Washington Plymouth 74-72 (OT) Dave Omer 27-2 Conseco Fieldhouse 

2A Forest Park Harding 68-63 Tom Beach 23-4 Conseco Fieldhouse 

A Lapel Loogootee 51-40 Jimmie Howell 25-3 Conseco Fieldhouse 

2005-06 4A Lawrence North Muncie Central 80-56 Jack Keefer 29-0 Conseco Fieldhouse 

3A New Castle Jay County 51-43 Steve Bennett 21-6 Conseco Fieldhouse 

2A Forest Park Harding 61-55 Tom Beach 25-3 Conseco Fieldhouse 

A Hauser Tri-Central 64-36 Bob Nobbe 25-2 Conseco Fieldhouse 

2006-07 4A East Chicago Central North Central (Indpls.) 87-83 Pete Trgovich 23-3 Conseco Fieldhouse 

3A Plymouth Evansville Bosse 72-61 Jack Edison 25-2 Conseco Fieldhouse 

2A Northwestern Winchester 78-74 (2OT) Jim Gish 25-2 Conseco Fieldhouse 

A Oregon-Davis Barr-Reeve 63-52 Travis Hannah 27-1 Conseco Fieldhouse 

2007-08 4A Brownsburg Marion 40-39 Joshua Kendrick 22-5 Conseco Fieldhouse 

3A Washington Harding 84-60 Gene Miiller 23-2 Conseco Fieldhouse 

2A Fort Wayne Bishop Luers Winchester 69-67 James Blackmon 24-3 Conseco Fieldhouse 

A Triton Indianapolis Lutheran 50-42 Jason Groves 25-2 Conseco Fieldhouse 

2008-09 4A Bloomington South Fort Wayne Snider 69-62 J.R. Holmes 26-0 Conseco Fieldhouse 

3A Princeton Rochester 81-79 (2OT) Tom Weeks 29-0 Conseco Fieldhouse 

2A Fort Wayne Bishop Luers Brownstown Central 67-49 James Blackmon 23-4 Conseco Fieldhouse 

A Jac-Cen-Del Triton 66-55 David Bradshaw 25-2 Conseco Fieldhouse 

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OUR IHSAA COVERAGE IS 

IN A LEAGUE OF ITS OWN. 

IHSAA/METHODIST SPORTS MEDICINE CHAMPIONSHIP RADIO NETWORK 2009-2010 

 

The IHSAA/Methodist Sports Medicine Championship Radio Network and the IHSAA 

Cable Television Network are the places to turn for high school sports in Indiana. 

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Austin WXKU 92.7 FM 

Batesville WRBI 103.9 FM 

Bedford WBIW 1340 AM 

Berne WZBD 92.7 FM 

Bicknell WUZR 105.7 FM 

Boonville WBNL 1540 AM 

Brazil WSDX 1130 AM 

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Crawfordsville WCDQ 106.3 FM 

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Elkhart WCMR 1270 AM 

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Evansville WGBF 1280 AM 

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Frankfort WILO 1570 AM 

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Gary WWCA 1270 AM 

Greencastle WREB 94.3 FM 

Hammond WJOB 1230 AM 

Indianapolis WFNI 1070 AM 

IHSAA CABLE TELEVISION NETWORK 

Jasper WITZ 104.7 FM 

Kendallville WAWK 1140 AM 

Linton WBTO-AM 1600 AM 

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Portland WPGW-AM 1440 AM 

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Rensselaer WLQI 97.7 FM 

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Comcast Superzone 

Channel 695 & 81 

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Comcast Bloomington Superzone 


Bloomington 



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Avenue Broadband Channel 2 

Coatesville 


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Comcast Channel 695 & 81 

Connersville/Rushville 


Crawfordsville 


Evansville 

Insight Evansville Superzone 

Channel 2 

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WOW Channel 9 

Fort Wayne 


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Comcast Chicago Channel 74 

Greencastle 



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Hartford City/Portland 



Henderson, KY 

Comcast Evansville Superzone 

Channel 2 

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Indianapolis 


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Brighthouse Channel 81 

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Channel 2 

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Mediacom Channel 70 

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Mediacom Channel 78 

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TV Cable Chanel 78 

 

 

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Outstanding Official 

Jay Smith Named State’s Top Official 

Jay Smith is the recipient of the 2010 Interscholastic 

Athletic Official Association Award for excellence in the 

sport of boy’s basketball. Jay will be honored in a special 

ceremony at today’s state final 

tournament. 

Each year, the Indiana High 

School Athletic Association, in 

cooperation with the National 

Federation of Interscholastic 

Officials Association, recognizes 

and honors an outstanding official 

in each of 11 sports during 

the school year. 

During his career, Jay 

has 31 sectionals, 20 regionals, 

11 semi-states and three state finals to his credit. 

Jay was nominated for this award by the Northern Indiana 

Officials Association, one of 26 associations in Indiana 

made up of men and women who give up much of their 

personal time to assist in providing wholesome, worthwhile, 

and healthy activities for the student athletes in our state. 

This honor comes as a result of Smith’s selection by a 

committee representing those 26 associations. Statewide, 

there are more than 8,000 officials licensed by the IHSAA in 

11 sports. 

A 36 year member of the Northern Indiana Official’s 

Association, Smith has served as basketball chairman and 

president. He has been rules interpreter for four years and 

clinician for six years. 

Smith graduated from Goshen College and later 

attended Indiana University, where he earned his Master’s 

Degree in Education. Jay is a science teacher at Wawasee 

Community Schools. He and his wife Patricia have been 

married for 24 years and have four children, Michael, Mindy, 

Jared and Cammy. 

Official photographers of the 

IHSAA and Indianapolis Colts! 

To order photographs from IHSAA 

State Finals events go to: 

www.vsnindy.com 

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State Finals Records 

Top Five Scoring Leaders (Multiple Class) 

Class 4A 

Rk. Name School Pts. Year 

1. Greg Oden Lawrence North 29 2005 

2. E’Twaun Moore East Chicago Central 28 2007 

3. Zach Randolph Marion 28 2000 

4. Greg Oden Lawrence North 26 2006 

5. Alex Kock DeKalb 25 2003 

Eric Gordon North Central (Indpls.) 25 2007 

Angel Garcia East Chicago Central 25 2007 

Class 3A 


1. Tyler Zeller Washington 43 2008 

2. Bruce Grimm Jr. Rochester 40 2009 

3. Kelly Robbins Delta 38 2002 

4. Zach Hahn New Castle 29 2006 

5. Randy Davis Plymouth 28 2007 

Class 2A 


1. Tyler Koch Winchester 37 2008 

2. Deshaun Thomas Fort Wayne Bishop Luers 34 2009 

3. Jacob Garvin Batesville 30 2001 

4. Zavier Sanders Northwestern 29 2007 

5. Brock Morrison Winchester 27 2007 

Brandon Hopf Forest Park 27 2005 

Class A 


1. Zane Bowman Barr-Reeve 37 2002 

Brock Graves Rossville 37 2002 

3. Brody Boyd Union (Dugger) 35 2000 

4. Ryan Rooks Southwestern (Shelbyville) 31 2003 

5. Kyle Cox Blue River Valley 30 2001 

Top 10 Scoring Leaders (Single Class) 

One Game (* championship game) 


1. James Blackmon Marion 52 1983 

2. Troy Lewis Anderson 42 1983 

3. Ron Bonham Muncie Central 40 1960 

David Shepherd Carmel 40 *1970 

Pete Trgovich East Chicago Washington 40 1971 

6. Oscar Robertson Indpls. Crispus Attucks 39 *1956 

Scott Skiles Plymouth 39 *1982 

8. Pat Graham Floyd Central 37 1989 

Drake Morris East Chicago Washington 37 1977 

10. Bill Finley New Albany 36 1973 

Dee Monroe Madison 36 *1949 

Two Games 


1. Troy Lewis Anderson 76 1983 

2. Ron Bonham Muncie Central 69 1960 

Scott Skiles Plymouth 69 1982 

4. David Shepherd Carmel 68 1970 

Pete Trgovich East Chicago Washington 68 1971 

6. Jimmy Webb South Bend Adams 65 1973 

7. Drake Morris East Chicago Washington 64 1977 

8. Bob Ford Evansville North 62 1967 

George McGinnis Indianapolis Washington 62 1969 

Bobby Miles East Chicago Washington 62 1962 

Top Five Rebounding Leaders (Multiple Class) 

Class 4A 

Rk. Name School Rbs. Year 

1. Justin Riley Elkhart Central 17 1999 

2. Chris Hunter Gary West Side 15 2002 

3. Julian Mavunga Brownsburg 14 2008 

Bradley Sneary Fort Wayne Snider 14 2009 

5. Justin Cage Pike 13 2003 

Class 3A 


1. Gerry Hall Muncie Southside 26 1999 

2. Seth Coy Washington 16 2008 

Tyler Zeller Washington 16 2008 

4. Rontray Chavis Princeton 14 2009 

5. Brice Jones Muncie Southside 13 2001 

Class 2A 


1. Brandon Hopf Forest Park 16 2005 

2. Deshaun Thomas Fort Wayne Bishop Luers 15 2009 

3. J.D. Clampitt Speedway 14 2002 

Trai Essex Harding 14 2001 

Brandon Hopf Forest Park 14 2006 

Class A 


1. Bobby Jolliff Hauser 15 2006 

2. Jordan Barnard Waldron 14 2004 

Todd Humerickhouse Bloomfield 14 1998 

Josh Wittgren Union (Dugger) 14 2000 

5. Colton Keel Triton 13 2009 

Top 5 Rebounding Leaders (Single Class) 

One Game (* championship game) 


1. Brad Miley Rushville 29 1976 

2. George McGinnis Indianapolis Washington 27 1969 

3. Jim Ligon Kokomo 24 1961 

4. Alan Henderson Brebeuf Jesuit 23 1991 

5. Jim Bradley East Chicago Roosevelt 21 *1970 

Brad Miley Rushville 21 *1976 

Courtney Witte Vincennes Lincoln 21 *1981 

Two Games 


1. Brad Miley Rushville 50 1976 

2. Jim Ligon Kokomo 42 1961 

3. George McGinnis Indianapolis Washington 41 1969 

4. Jim Bradley East Chicago Roosevelt 39 1970 

5. Eric Montross Lawrence North 37 1989 


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Team Records 

Most Points 

4A: 87 by East Chicago Central vs. North Central (Indpls), 2007. 

3A: 84 by Washington vs. Harding, 2008. 

2A: 78 by Northwestern vs. Winchester (2OT), 2007. 

A: 82 by Lafayette Central Catholic vs. Union (Dugger), 2000. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 102 by Muncie Central vs. Bloomington, 1960; 

102 by East Chicago Washington vs. Floyd Central, 1971. 

Championship Game: 97 by Indpls. Attucks vs. Gary Roosevelt, 1955. 

Most Combined Points 

4A: 170 by E. Chicago Cent. (87) and North Cent. (Ind.) (83) 2007. 

3A: 160 by Princeton (81) and Rochester (79), 2009. 

2A: 152 by Northwestern (78) and Winchester (74) (2OT), 2007. 

A: 152 by Laf. Central Cath. (82) and Union (Dugger) (70), 2000. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 194 by SB Adams (99) and Anderson (95), 1973. 

Championship Game: 181 by SB Clay (93) and Valparaiso (88) (OT), 1994. 

Largest Margin of Victory 

4A: 24 by Lawrence North (80) and Muncie Central (56), 2006. 

3A: 34 by Indpls. Bishop Chatard (78) and FW Elmhurst (44), 2003. 

2A: 19 by Westview (71) and Paoli (52), 1999. 

A: 28 by Hauser (64) and Tri-Central (36), 2006. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 36 by Muncie Cent. (102) and Bloomington (66), 1960. 

Championship Game: 40 by Lebanon (51) and Lebanon (11), 1912. 

Most Points In A Half 

4A: 51 by North Cent. (Ind.) (2nd half) vs. E. Chicago Cent., 2007. 

3A: 45 by Evansville Bosse (2nd half) vs. Plymouth, 2007; 45 by 

Washington (2nd half) vs. Harding, 2008. 

2A: 44 by Batesville (2nd half) vs. Harding, 2001. 

A: 45 by Rossville (1st half) vs. Barr-Reeve, 2002. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 55 by Gary Roosevelt (2nd half) vs. Whitko, 1991. 

Championship Game: 51 by Indianapolis Attucks (1st half) vs. Gary 

Roosevelt, 1955. 

Most Combined Points In A Half 

4A: 88 by Elkhart Cent. (45) and North Cent. (43) (2nd half), 1999. 

88 by North Central (Indpls.) (51) and East Chicago Cent. (37) 

(2nd half), 2007. 

3A: 87 by Evans. Bosse (45) and Plymouth (42) (2nd half), 2007. 

2A: 84 by Brownstown Central (43) and Jimtown (41) (2nd half), 2004. 

A: 77 by Laf. Central Cath. (44) and Union (Dugger) (33) (1st half), 2000. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 100 by East Chicago Washington (53) and Floyd 

Central (47) (2nd half), 1971. 

Championship Game: 91 by SB Adams (49) and New Albany (42) 

(2nd half), 1973. 

Most Points In A Quarter 

4A: 30 by E. Chicago Central (2nd quarter) vs. North Central, 2007. 

3A: 30 by Evansville Bosse (4th quarter) vs. Plymouth, 2007. 

2A: 31 by Jimtown (4th quarter) vs. Brownstown Central, 2004. 

A: 28 by Attica (4th quarter) vs. Blue River Valley, 2001; 

28 by Triton (4th quarter) vs. Jac-Cen-Del, 2009. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 34 by Anderson (4th quarter) vs. SB Adams, 1973; 

34 by East Chicago Washington (4th quarter) vs. Richmond, 1985. 

Championship Game: 32 by SB Clay (4th qtr.) vs. Valparaiso, 1994. 

Most Combined Points In A Quarter 

4A: 52 by North Central (Indpls) (28) and East Chicago Central (24) 

(4th qtr.), 2007. 

3A: 55 by Evans. Bosse (30) and Plymouth (25) (4th quarter), 2007. 

2A: 59 by Jimtown (31) and Brownstown Cent. (28) (4th qtr.), 2004. 

A: 48 by Triton (28) and Jac-Cen-Del (20) (4th quarter), 2009. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 64 by Anderson (34) and SB Adams (30) (4th qtr.), 1973. 

Championship Game: 57 by South Bend Adams (31) and New 

Albany (26) (4th quarter), 1973. 

Fewest Points Allowed 

4A: 29 by Lawrence North vs. Columbia City, 2004. 

3A: 43 by New Castle vs. Jay County, 2006. 

2A: 43 by Alexandria vs. Southwestern (Hanover), 1998. 

A: 36 by Hauser vs. Tri-Central, 2006. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 16 by Anderson vs. Rochester, 1937. 

Championship Game: 8 by Wingate vs. Anderson, 1914. 

Most Field Goals Made 

4A: 33 by Lawrence North vs. Muncie Central, 2006. 

33 by North Central vs. East Chicago Central, 2007. 

3A: 32 by Indpls. Bishop Chatard vs. Fort Wayne Elmhurst, 2003; 

32 by Princeton vs. Rochester, 2009. 

2A: 29 by Harding vs. Batesville, 2001. 

A: 30 by Rossville vs. Barr-Reeve, 2002. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 45 by South Bend Adams vs. Anderson, 1973. 

Championship Game: 38 by Indianapolis Attucks vs. Kokomo, 1959. 

Most Combined Field Goals Made 

4A: 65 by North Central (33) and East Chicago Central (32), 2007. 

3A: 59 by Princeton (32) and Rochester (27), 2009. 

2A: 51 by Westview (27) and Paoli (24), 1999. 

51 by Harding (29) and Batesville (22), 2001. 

A: 55 by Laf. Central Catholic (28) and Union (Dugger) (27), 2000. 

55 by Rossville (30) and Barr-Reeve (25), 2002. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 87 by SB Adams (45) and Anderson (42), 1973. 

Championship Game: 67 by New Albany (36) and SB Adams (31), 1973. 

Most Field Goals Attempted 

4A: 65 by East Chicago Central vs. North Central, 2007. 

65 by North Central vs. East Chicago Central, 2007. 

3A: 77 by Muncie Southside vs. Plainfield, 1999. 

2A: 72 by Forest Park vs. Harding, 2005 

A: 70 by Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian vs. Waldron, 2004. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 91 by Ind. Arsenal Tech.l vs. Laf. Jefferson, 1952. 

Championship Game: 85 by SB Adams vs. New Albany, 1973. 

Most Combined Field Goals Attempted 

4A: 130 by East Chicago Central (65) and North Central (65), 2007. 

3A: 138 by Muncie Southside (77) and Plainfield (61), 1999. 

2A: 129 by Forest Park (72) and Harding (57), 2005 

A: 124 by Tri-Central (67) and Hauser (57), 2006. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 180 by Ind. Attucks (90) and Evan Reitz (90), 1951. 

Championship Game: 162 by Gary Tolleston (83) and Indpls. 

Washington (79), 1969. 

Highest Field Goal Percentage 

4A: .615 (24-39) by Lawrence North vs. Muncie Central, 2005. 

3A: .692 (27-39) by Indianapolis Cathedral vs. Yorktown, 1998. 

.692 (27-39) by Washington vs. Plymouth, 2005. 

2A: .545 (24-44) by Forest Park vs. Harding, 2006. 

A: .556 (30-54) by Rossville vs. Barr-Reeve, 2002. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: .680 (32-47) by Vincennes Lincoln vs. Shenandoah, 1981. 

Championship Game: .596 (31-52) by Marion vs. Richmond, 1985. 

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Highest Combined Field Goal Percentage 

4A: .500 by N. Central (33-65) and E. Chicago Cent. (32-65), 2007. 

3A: .567 by Plymouth (22-38) and Evansville Bosse (24-43), 2007. 

2A: .500 by Harding (29-55) and Batesville (22-47), 2001. 

A: .509 by Rossville (30-54) and Barr-Reeve (25-54), 2002. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: .566 by Kokomo (26-43) and Floyd Cent. (25-47), 1989. 

Championship Game: .574 by Plymouth (29-50) and Gary Roosevelt 

(33-58), 1982. 

Most 3-Point Field Goals Made 

4A: 10 by Bloomington North vs. Marion, 2000. 

3A: 15 by Rochester vs. Princeton, 2009. 

2A: 10 by Westview vs. Winchester, 2000. 

A: 9 by Barr-Reeve vs. Oregon-Davis, 2007. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 8 by Lafayette Jefferson vs. Warsaw, 1992. 

Championship Game: 10 by Valparaiso vs. South Bend Clay, 1994. 

Most Combined 3-Point Field Goals Made 

4A: 15 by Muncie Central (9) and Lawrence North (6), 2006. 

3A: 19 by Plymouth (11) and Washington (8), 2005; 

19 by Rochester (15) and Princeton (4), 2009. 

2A: 16 by Westview (10) and Winchester (6), 2000. 

A: 14 by Barr-Reeve (9) and Oregon-Davis (5), 2007. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 13 by Valparaiso (7) and Ben Davis (6), 1994. 

Championship Game: 19 by Valparaiso (10) and SB Clay (9), 1994. 

Most 3-Point Field Goals Attempted 

4A: 23 by North Central vs. East Chicago Central, 2007. 

3A: 33 by Rochester vs. Princeton, 2009. 

2A: 23 by Winchester vs. Westview, 2000. 

A: 31 by Tri-Central vs. Hauser, 2006. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 29 by Ben Davis vs. Valparaiso, 1994. 

Championship Game: 30 by Valparaiso vs. South Bend Clay, 1994. 

Most Combined 3-Point Field Goals Attempted 


3A: 52 by Rochester (33) and Princeton (19), 2009. 

2A: 40 by Winchester (23) and Westview (17), 2000. 

A: 42 by Tri-Central (31) and Hauser (11), 2006. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 43 by Ben Davis (29) and Valparaiso (14), 1994. 

Championship Game: 49 by Valparaiso (30) and SB Clay (19), 1994. 

Highest 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 10 attempts) 

4A: .500 (6-12) by Lawrence North vs. Muncie Central, 2006. 

3A: .571 (8-14) by Washington vs. Plymouth, 2005. 

2A: .588 (10-17) by Westview vs. Winchester, 2000. 

A: .545 (6-11) by Waldron vs. FW Blackhawk Christian, 2004. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: .500 (7-14) by Valparaiso vs. Ben Davis, 1994. 

Championship Game: .600 (6-10) by Merrillville vs. Ben Davis, 1995. 

Highest Combined 3-Point Field Goal Percentage 

(minimum 15 attempts) 

4A: .448 by Bloomington North (10-22) and Marion (3-7), 2000. 

3A: .413 by Washington (8-14) and Plymouth (11-32), 2005. 

2A: .444 by Harding (3-7) and Batesville (5-11), 2001. 

A: .429 by Lapel (6-13) and Loogootee (3-8), 2005. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: .348 by Kokomo (4-9) and Floyd Cent (4-14), 1989. 

Championship Game: .625 by Ben Davis (4-6) and Merrillville 

(6-10), 1995. 

Most Free Throws Made 

4A: 24 by North Central (Indpls.) vs. Elkhart Central, 1999. 

3A: 27 by Muncie Southside vs. Evansville Mater Dei, 2001. 

2A: 27 by Winchester vs. Northwestern, 2007. 


20 by Oregon-Davis vs. Barr-Reeve, 2007. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 34 by Muncie Central vs. Elkhart, 1954. 

Championship Game: 32 by Connersville vs. Gary West Side, 1972. 

Most Combined Free Throws Made 

4A: 40 by FW Snider (23) and Bloomington South (17), 2009. 

3A: 45 by Muncie Southside (27) and Evans. Mater Dei (18), 2001. 

2A: 47 by Winchester (27) and Northwestern (20), 2007. 

A: 29 by Laf. Central Catholic (20) and Union (Dugger) (9), 2000. 

29 by Blue River Valley (16) and Attica (13), 2001. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 50 by New Albany (33) and Warsaw (17), 1996. 

Championship Game: 39 by Connersville (32) and Gary West Side (7), 1972. 

Most Free Throws Attempted 

4A: 31 by Fort Wayne Snider vs. Bloomington South, 2009. 

3A: 33 by Muncie Southside vs. Evansville Mater Dei, 2001. 

2A: 36 by Winchester vs. Northwestern, 2007. 


Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 53 by New Albany vs. Warsaw, 1996. 

Championship Game: 46 by Connersville vs. Gary West Side, 1972. 

Most Combined Free Throws Attempted 

4A: 52 by North Central (Ind.) (29) and Elkhart Central (23), 1999. 

3A: 59 by Muncie Southside (33) and Evans. Mater Dei (26), 2001. 

2A: 71 by Winchester (36) and Northwestern (35), 2007. 

A: 48 by Laf. Central Catholic (30) and Union (Dugger), (18), 2000. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 75 by New Albany (53) and Warsaw (22), 1996. 

Championship Game: 58 by Connersville (46) and Gary West Side (12), 1972. 

Highest Free Throw Percentage (min. 10 attempts) 

4A: .850 (17-20) by Bloomington South vs. FW Snider, 2009. 

3A: 1.000 (11-11) by Plymouth vs. Washington, 2005; 

1.000 (10-10) by Rochester vs. Princeton, 2009. 

2A: .941 (16-17) by Alexandria vs. Southwestern (Hanover), 1998. 

A: .867 (13-15) by Rossville vs. Barr-Reeve, 2002. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 1.000 (16-16) by Loogootee vs. Col. North, 1975. 

Championship Game: .941 (16-17) by Muncie Central vs. Anderson, 1979. 

Highest Combined Free Throw Percentage 

4A: .784 by Bloomington S. (17-20) and FW Snider (23-31), 2009. 

3A: .851 by Rochester (10-10) and Princeton (13-17), 2009. 

2A: .827 by Alexandria (16-17) and Southwestern (Han.) (8-12), 1998. 

.827 by Westview (13-15) and Winchester (11-14), 2000. 

A: .806 by Barr-Reeve (5-6) and Oregon-Davis (20-25), 2007. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: .880 by Warsaw (16-17) and New Castle (6-8), 1984. 

Championship Game: .947 by Muncie Central (16-17) and Anderson 

(2-2), 1979. 

Most Rebounds (includes team rebounds) 

4A: 43 by Gary West Side vs. Pike, 2002. 


2A: 52 by Forest Park vs. Harding, 2005. 


Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 64 by Kokomo vs. Logansport, 1961. 

Championship Game: 75 by Ind. Wash. vs. Gary Tolleston, 1969. 


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Most Combined Rebounds (includes team rebounds) 

4A: 81 by Elkhart Central (42) and North Central (Ind) (39), 1999. 

3A: 109 by Muncie Southside (67) and Plainfield (42), 1999. 

2A: 91 by Forest Park (52) and Harding (39), 2005. 

91 by Winchester (50) and Northwestern (41), 2007. 


Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 114 by East Chicago Washington (62) and 

Rushville (52), 1976. 

Championship Game: 117 by Indianapolis Washington (75) and 

Gary Tolleston (42), 1969. 

Most Assists (since 1972) 

4A: 25 by North Central vs. East Chicago Central, 2007. 

3A: 20 by Indianapolis Bishop Chatard vs. FW Elmhurst, 2003. 

2A: 16 by Forest Park vs. Harding, 2005. 

16 by Fort Wayne Bishop Luers vs. Winchester, 2008. 

A: 21 by Rossville vs. Barr-Reeve, 2002. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 24 by Gary Roosevelt vs. Whitko, 1991. 

Championship Game: 29 by South Bend Clay vs. Valparaiso, 1994. 

Most Combined Assists (since 1972) 


3A: 31 by Washington (17) and Plymouth (14), 2005. 

2A: 29 by Paoli (15) and Westview (14), 1999. 

A: 33 by Rossville (21) and Barr-Reeve (12), 2002. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 37 by Jeffersonville (22) and SB St. Joseph’s (15), 1993. 

Championship Game: 42 by SB Clay (29) and Valparaiso (13), 1994. 

Most Blocked Shots (since 1979) 

4A: 9 by Bloomington North vs. Marion, 2000. 

3A: 6 by Brebeuf Jesuit vs. Andrean, 2000. 

6 by Indianapolis Bishop Chatard vs. FW Elmhurst, 2003. 

6 by Washington vs. Harding, 2008. 

2A: 9 by Harding vs. Forest Park, 2005. 

9 by Fort Wayne Bishop Luers vs. Brownstown Central, 2009. 


Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 9 by Concord vs. Hammond Noll, 1988. 

Championship Game: 6 by Concord vs. Muncie Central, 1988; 

6 by Lawrence North vs. Kokomo, 1989; 

6 by Concord vs. Bedford North Lawrence, 1990. 

Most Combined Blocked Shots (since 1979) 

4A: 11 by Bloomington North (9) and Marion (2), 2000. 

3A: 8 by Muncie Southside (4) and Evansville Mater Dei (4), 2001. 

8 by Indpls. Bishop Chatard (6) and FW Elmhurst (2), 2003. 

8 by Washington (6) and Harding (2), 2008. 

2A: 16 by FW Bishop Luers (9) and Brownstown Central (7), 2009. 


Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 9 by Concord (9) and Hammond Noll (0), 1988 

9 by Richmond (6) and Jeffersonville (3), 1992 

9 by Ben Davis (6) and Lafayette Jefferson (3), 1996. 

Championship Game: 9 by Concord (6) and Muncie Cent. (3), 1988. 

Most Steals (since 1977) 

4A: 15 by Pike vs. Penn, 2001. 

3A: 15 by Brebeuf Jesuit vs. Andrean, 2000. 

15 by Plymouth vs. Washington, 2005. 

2A: 17 by Harding vs. Forest Park, 2006. 

A: 16 by Attica vs. Blue River Valley, 2001. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 15 by Richmond vs. Jeffersonville, 1992. 

Championship Game: 16 by Gary Roosevelt vs. Brebeuf, 1991. 

Most Combined Steals (since 1977) 

4A: 24 by Pike (14) and Marion (10), 1998. 

3A: 24 by Brebeuf Jesuit (15) and Andrean (9), 2000. 

2A: 23 by Harding (14) and Forest Park (9), 2005. 

A: 27 by Attica (16) and Blue River Valley (11), 2001. 

27 by Hauser (15) and Tri-Central (12), 2006. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 23 by Carmel (12) and Ben Davis (11), 1993. 

Championship Game: 26 by Gary Roosevelt (16) and Brebeuf Jesuit 

(10), 1991. 

Most Fouls 

4A: 23 by North Central (Indpls.) vs. Elkhart Chicago Central, 2007. 


2A: 29 by Northwestern vs. Winchester, 2007. 

A: 22 by Union (Dugger) vs. Lafayette Central Catholic, 2000; 

22 by Triton vs. Jac-Cen-Del, 2009. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 34 by Warsaw vs. New Albany, 1996. 

Championship Game: 31 by Gary West Side vs. Connersville, 1972. 

Most Combined Fouls 

4A: 41 by N. Central (Indpls.) (23) and E. Chicago Cent. (18), 2007. 

3A: 43 by Muncie Southside (25) and Plainfield (18), 1999. 

43 by Muncie Southside (22) and Evans. Mater Dei (21), 2001. 

2A: 57 by Northwestern (29) and Winchester (28), 2007. 

A: 41 by Lafayette Central Catholic (21) and Bloomfield (20), 1998. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 55 by Warsaw (34) and New Albany (21), 1996. 

Championship Game: 

47 by Laf. Jefferson (26) and Madison (21), 1950 

47 by Muncie Central (25) and East Chicago Washington (22), 1960. 

Individual Records 

Most Points 

4A: 29 by Greg Oden, Lawrence North vs. Muncie Central, 2005. 

3A: 43 by Tyler Zeller, Washington vs. Harding, 2008. 

2A: 37 by Tyler Koch, Winchester vs. FW Bishop Luers, 2008. 

A: 37 by Zane Bowman, Barr-Reeve vs. Rossville, 2002. 

37 by Brock Graves, Rossville vs. Barr-Reeve, 2002. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 52 by James Blackmon, Marion vs. Anderson, 1983. 

Championship Game: 40 by David Shepherd, Carmel vs. East 

Chicago Roosevelt, 1970. 

Most Field Goals Made 

4A: 14 by Greg Oden, Lawrence North vs. Muncie Central, 2005. 

3A: 14 by Tyler Zeller, Washington vs. Harding, 2008; 

14 by Bruce Grimm Jr., Rochester vs. Princeton, 2009. 

2A: 15 by Tyler Koch, Winchester vs. FW Bishop Luers, 2008. 

A: 16 by Brock Graves, Rossville vs. Barr-Reeve, 2002. 

Single Class 


Championship Game: 18 by Oscar Robertson, Indianapolis Attucks 

vs. Lafayette Jefferson, 1956. 

Most Field Goals Attempted 

4A: 22 by Zach Randolph, Marion vs. Bloomington North, 2000. 

3A: 29 by Bruce Grimm Jr., Rochester vs. Princeton, 2009. 

2A: 25 by Tyler Koch, Winchester vs. Northwestern, 2007. 

A: 28 by Grayson Flittner, Tri-Central vs. Hauser, 2006. 

Single Class 


Championship Game: 39 by David Shepherd, Carmel vs. East 

Chicago Roosevelt, 1970. 

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Highest Field Goal Percentage (min. 10 attempts) 

4A: .750 (9-12) by Zach Randolph, Marion vs. Pike, 1998. 

3A: .900 (9-10) by Jared Wendel, Plymouth vs. Evans Bosse, 2007. 

2A: .833 (10-12) by Zavier Sanders, Northwestern vs. Winchester, 2007. 

A: .800 (16-20) by Brock Graves, Rossville vs. Barr-Reeve, 2002. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: .909 (10-11) by Ray McCallum, Muncie Central vs. 

Terre Haute South, 1979. 

Championship Game: .818 (9-11) by Bobby Edmonds, Indianapolis 

Attucks vs. Kokomo, 1959. 

Most 3-Point Field Goals Made 

4A: 5 by Kelvin Boatner, Bloomington North vs. Marion, 2000. 

3A: 8 by Bruce Grimm Jr., Rochester vs. Princeton, 2009. 

2A: 4 by Rusty Garner, Alexandria vs. Southwestern (Hanover), 1998. 

4 by Deaundre Muhammad, Harding vs. Forest Park, 2006. 

A: 6 by Brody Boyd, Union (Dugger) vs. Laf. Central Catholic, 2000. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 4 by Todd Leary, Lawrence North vs. South Bend 

St. Joseph’s, 1989; 4 by Jeremy Sinsabaugh, Bloomington 

North vs. Kokomo, 1997; 4 by Herman Fowler, Kokomo vs. 

Bloomington North, 1997. 

Championship Game: 6 by Jeff Poisel, Ben Davis vs. New Albany, 1996. 

Most 3-Point Field Goals Attempted 

4A: 10 by Eric Gordon, North Central (Ind.) vs. E. Chicago Cent., 2007; 

3A: 15 by Kyle Benge, Plymouth vs. Washington, 2005; 

15 by Bruce Grimm Jr., Rochester vs. Princeton, 2009. 

2A: 10 by Trevor Crafton, Southwestern (Han) vs. Alexandria, 1998; 

10 by Mark Alexander, Northwestern vs. Winchester, 2007; 

10 by Deshaun Thomas, FW Luers vs. B’town Central, 2009. 

A: 17 by Grayson Flittner, Tri-Central vs. Hauser, 2006. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 12 by Todd Leary, Lawrence North vs. SB St. Joseph’s, 1989. 

Championship Game: 14 by Richie Hammel, Lafayette Jefferson vs. 

Richmond, 1992; 14 by Bryce Drew, Valparaiso vs. South Bend 

Clay, 1994; 14 by Jeff Poisel, Ben Davis vs. New Albany, 1996. 

Highest 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 5 attempts) 

4A: .714 (5-7) by Kelvin Boatner, Bloomington N. vs. Marion, 2000. 

3A: .667 (4-6) by Tyler Rigby, Jay County vs. New Castle, 2006. 

2A: .667 (4-6) by Rusty Garner, Alexandria vs. Southwestern 

(Hanover), 1998; .667 (4-6) by Deaundre Muhammad, Harding 

vs. Forest Park, 2006. 

A: .667 (4-6) by Dan Schukraft, Laf. Central Cath. vs. Bloomfield, 1998. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: .500 (4-8) by Herman Fowler, Kokomo vs. Bloomington 

North, 1997. 

Championship Game: .667 (4-6) by Damon Frierson, Ben Davis vs. 

Merrillville, 1995. 

Most Rebounds 

4A: 17 by Justin Riley, Elkhart Central vs. N. Central (Ind.), 1999. 

3A: 26 by Gerry Hall, Muncie Southside vs. Plainfield, 1999. 

2A: 16 by Brandon Hopf, Forest Park vs. Harding, 2005. 

A: 15 by Bobby Jolliff, Hauser vs. Tri-Central, 2006. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 29 by Brad Miley, Rushville vs. East Chicago 

Washington, 1976. 

Championship Game: 21 by Courtney Witte, Vincennes Lincoln vs. 

Anderson, 1981. 

Most Assists (since 1972) 

4A: 12 by Kevin Gant, North Central vs. E. Chicago Central, 2007. 

3A: 11 by Luke Zeller, Washington vs. Plymouth, 2005. 

2A: 8 by Beau Bauer, Cass vs. Forest Park, 2003. 

8 by Derrick DeShone, Jimtown vs. Brownstown Central, 2004. 

8 by Lawrence Barnett, FW Bishop Luers vs. Winchester, 2008. 

A: 9 by Mark Rohrer, Barr-Reeve vs. Oregon-Davis, 2007. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 13 by Bryce Drew, Valparaiso vs. Ben Davis, 1994. 

Championship Game: 9 by Dave Colescott, Marion vs. Rushville, 

1976; 9 by Nikki Mallory, Marion vs. Richmond, 1985. 


Most Blocked Shots (since 1979) 

4A: 6 by Greg Oden vs. Muncie Central, 2005. 

3A: 4 by Michael Bennett, Brebeuf Jesuit vs. Andrean, 2000. 

4 by Matt Kiefer, Evans. Mater Dei vs. Muncie Southside, 2001. 

4 by Tyler Zeller, Washington vs. Harding, 2008. 

2A: 4 by Sean Day, FW Luers vs. Brownstown Central, 2009. 

4 by Taylor Wischmeier, B’town Central vs. FW Luers, 2009. 


Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 9 by Shawn Kemp, Concord vs. Hammond Noll, 1988. 

Championship Game: 6 by Shawn Kemp, Concord vs. Muncie 

Central, 1988. 

Most Steals (since 1977) 

4A: 6 by Andrae Betts, Marion vs. Pike, 1998. 

6 by Anthony Kyle, Elkhart Central vs. North Central (Ind), 1999. 

3A: 7 by Sonny Troutman, Brebeuf Jesuit vs. Andrean, 2000. 

2A: 6 by Rusty Garner, Alexandria vs. Southwestern (Han), 1998. 


Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 6 by Jamie Horton, Anderson vs. Concord, 1990 

6 by Billy Wright, Richmond vs. Jeffersonville, 1992 

6 by Ben Larson, Elkhart Central vs. Merrillville, 1995. 

Championship Game: 6 by Jamar Johnson, Concord vs. Bedford 

North Lawrence, 1990 

6 by Jeff Graham, Gary Roosevelt vs. Brebeuf, 1991. 

Most Free Throws Made 

4A: 11 by Reggie Hearn, FW Snider vs. Bloomington South, 2009. 

3A: 15 by Kelly Robbins, Delta vs. Harding, 2002. 

15 by Tyler Zeller, Washington vs. Harding, 2008. 

2A: 12 by Jacob Garvin, Batesville vs. Harding, 2001; 

12 by Blaze Ayers, Brownstown Central vs. FW Luers, 2009. 

A: 11 by Ryan Rooks, Southwestern (Shelbyville) vs. Lafayette 

Central Catholic, 2003. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 16 by John Wilson, Evan Bosse vs. Madison, 1962 

16 by Jack Moore, Muncie Central vs. Elkhart Central, 1978. 

Championship Game: 16 by Larry Miller, Connersville vs. Gary West 

Side, 1972. 

Most Free Throws Attempted 

4A: 15 by Reggie Hearn, FW Snider vs. Bloomington South, 2009. 

3A: 18 by Tyler Zeller, Washington vs. Harding, 2008. 

2A: 15 by Jacob Garvin, Batesville vs. Harding, 2001. 

A: 12 by Todd Humerickhouse, Bloomfield vs. Laf. Cent. Cath., 1998; 

12 by Ryan Rooks, Southwestern (Shelbyville) vs. Laf. Cent. Cath., 2003; 

12 by Matt Gehl, Jac-Cen-Del vs. Triton, 2009. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: 20 by John Wilson, Evan. Bosse vs. Madison, 1962; 

20 by Jerry Coleman, Richmond vs. Gary Roosevelt, 1987. 

Championship Game: 21 by Larry Miller, Connersville vs. Gary West 

Side, 1972. 

Highest Free Throw Percentage (min. 10 attempts) 

4A: .800 (8-10) by Jason Gardner, North Central (Indpls.) vs. 

Elkhart Central, 1999. 

3A: 1.000 (12-12) by Brice Jones, Muncie Southside vs. Evans. Mater Dei, 2001. 

1.000 (15-15) by Kelly Robbins, Delta vs. Harding, 2002. 

2A: .923 (12-13) by Blaze Ayers, Brownstown Cent. vs. FW Luers, 2009. 

A: 1.000 (10-10) by Justin Egger, Oregon-Davis vs. Barr-Reeve, 2007. 

Single Class 

Semifinal Game: .923 (12-13) by Jimmy Harvey, Gary West Side vs. 

Anderson Madison Heights, 1972; .923 (12-13) by Troy Lewis, 

Anderson vs. Marion, 1983. 

Championship Game: 1.000 (10-10) by Troy Lewis, Anderson vs. 

Connersville, 1983. 

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Final Coaches Association Poll 


Includes end of regular season records 

No. Team W-L Pts. 

1. Bloomington South (18) 19-0 360 

2. Valparaiso 17-2 289 

3. Munster 18-2 283 

3. North Central (Indianapolis) 17-3 283 

5. New Albany 16-2 238 

6. Mount Vernon (Fortville) 17-2 232 

7. Center Grove 15-3 217 

8. Danville 18-1 198 

9. Carroll (Fort Wayne) 17-2 186 

10. East Chicago Central 15-2 176 

11. Peru 17-1 153 

12. Homestead 16-2 147 

13. Brownstown Central 19-0 140 

14. Merrillville 15-3 138 

15. Hamilton Southeastern 16-3 116 

16. Bowman Academy 16-1 104 

17. Warsaw 14-2 102 

18. Zionsville 17-4 56 

19. Bluffton 18-1 49 

20. Gary Wallace 13-4 42 

Others: Greensburg, Washington, Mississinewa, Carmel, South 

Bend Riley, Pike, Noblesville, New Castle, Fort Wayne South Side, 

Jeffersonville, East Central,Indianapolis Howe, Muncie Central, 

Lawrence Central, Bloomington North, Logansport, Tipton, Wheeler, 

Culver Academy, Fort Wayne Elmhurst. 

Officials Needed 

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Final Associated Press Poll 


Includes end of regular season records 

Class 4A 


1. Bloomington South (14) 29-0 280 

2. New Albany 16-2 234 

3. North Central (Indpls.) 17-3 210 

4. Valparaiso 17-2 178 

5 Munster 18-2 162 

6. East Chicago Central 15-2 124 

7. Center Grove 15-3 114 

8. Warsaw 16-2 98 

9. Zionsville 17-4 60 

10. Homestead 16-2 59 

Others: Carroll (Fort Wayne) 50, Hamilton Southeastern 48, 

Merrillville 24, Jeffersonville 20, SB Riley 7, Castle 6, East Central 6. 

Class 3A 

1. Danville (11) 18-1 266 

2. Peru (2) 17-1 254 

3. Mount Vernon (Fortville) 17-2 218 

4. Washington 17-2 158 

5. Greensburg (1) 15-1 153 

6. Gary Wallace 13-4 149 

7. Mississinewa 18-1 133 

8. Sullivan 18-2 98 

9. Fort Wayne Elmhurst 13-4 78 

10. Southridge 15-4 65 

Others: Corydon 38, Howe 29, Culver Academy 13, Princeton 8, 

Vincennes 7, Boonville 7, Fort Wayne Harding 6. 

Class 2A 


1. Brownstown Central (14) 19-0 280 

2. Wheeler 18-1 240 

3. Bluffton 18-1 211 

4. Tipton 15-3 198 

5. North Posey 17-2 163 

6. Winchester 16-4 91 

7. Hanover Central 16-3 84 

8. Alexandria 15-4 82 

9. Hammond Noll 15-4 76 

10. Fort Wayne Bishop Luers 11-9 72 

Others: Switzerland County 58, Boone Grove 49, Forest Park 27, 

Eastern (Pekin) 8, North Miami 8, Wapahani 7, Westview 7, Evansville 

Mater Dei 7, Washington 6, Southwood 6. 

Class A 

1. Bowman Academy (14) 16-1 280 

2. Barr-Reeve 18-2 228 

3. Triton 18-2 203 

4. Monroe Central 14-4 180 

5. Lafayette Central Catholic 14-5 177 

6. Loogootee 14-4 169 

7. White River Valley 15-5 68 

8. Shakamak 15-6 64 

9. Attica 14-4 58 

10. Morgan Township 12-5 56 

Others: Orleans 56, Irvington 33, North Daviess 23, Shawe Memorial 

23, FW Blackhawk Christian 23, South Central (Union Mills) 14, 

Covington 9, Frontier 7, Blue River Valley 6, West Central 6. 

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IHSAA All-Time Career Scoring Leaders 

As reported to the IHSAA through 2009-10 

Rk. Player School Final Season Points 

1. Damon Bailey Bedford N. Lawrence 1990 3,134 

2. Marion Pierce Lewisville 1961 3,019 

3. Deshaun Thomas FW Bishop Luers 2010 3,018 

4. Brody Boyd Union (Dugger) 2000 2,632 

5. Rick Mount Lebanon 1966 2,595 

6. Billy Shepherd Carmel 1968 2,465 

7. Alan Henderson Brebeuf Jesuit 1991 2,419 

8. Mike Edwards Greenfield 1969 2,343 

9. Delray Brooks Michigan City Rogers 1984 2,324 

10. Brady Adkins Morristown 1992 2,319 

11. Anthony Winchester Austin 2002 2,256 

12. Dave Shepherd Carmel 1970 2,226 

13. Seth Colclasure Bellmont 2002 2,207 

14. Grayson Flittner Tri-Central 2006 2,198 

15. Eric Gordon North Central (Indpls) 2007 2,178 

16. Chris Thomas Pike 2001 2,156 

17. Charlie McKenzie Claypool/Warsaw 1967 2,145 

18. Rich Mount Lebanon 1989 2,139 

19. Michael Lewis Jasper 1996 2,138 

Kenny Rowan Northview 1989 2,138 

21. Kyle Macy Peru 1975 2,137 

22. Shawn Kemp Concord 1988 2,134 

23. Doug Linville New Salem 1965 2,120 

24. Steve Alford New Castle 1983 2,116 

25. Shane Power Andrean 2000 2,110 

26. Dan Palombizio Michigan City Rogers 1981 2,092 

27. Daryl Warren Linden 1971 2,083 

28. Lloyd Bateman Plainville 1958 2,078 

29. George McGinnis Indpls. Washington 1969 2,070 

30. John Hamilton Greenfield-Central 2000 2,064 

31. Kojak Fuller Anderson 1993 2,060 

32. Caleb Springer Logansport 1997 2,042 

33. A.J. Graves White River Valley 2004 2,041 

34. Kevin Ault Warsaw 1996 2,028 

Ron Bonham Muncie Central 1960 2,028 

36. Steve Collier Southwestern (Hanover) 1974 2,023 

37. Ricky Hise Kouts 2003 2,022 

38. Jeff Perlich Churubusco 1988 2,019 

39. Luke Recker DeKalb 1997 2,008 

40. Pat Manahan Delphi 1973 2,003 

41. Steve Anspaugh West Noble 1969 1,992 

42. Woody Austin Richmond 1988 1,990 

43. Kyle Cox Blue River Valley 2002 1,987 

44. Buster Briley Madison 1960 1,985 

45. Steve Baugh Jackson Twp. (Decatur Co.) 1965 1,982 

46. Kyle Benge Plymouth 2005 1,979 

47. Rusty Miller Switz City 1975 1,978 

48. Troy Lewis Anderson 1984 1,966 

49. Keith Gailes Michigan City Rogers 1987 1,964 

50. Kirk Manns North Judson 1986 1,962 

IHSAA All-Time Single Season Scoring Leaders 

As reported to the IHSAA through 2009-10 

Rk. Player School Season G Avg Hi Pts. 

1. Dave Shepherd Carmel 1969-70 29 37.2 66 1,079 

2. Steve Alford New Castle 1982-83 29 37.2 57 1,078 

3. George McGinnis Indpls. Washington 1968-69 31 32.8 49 1,019 

4. Damon Bailey Bedford N. Lawrence 1989-90 31 31.3 42 972 

Marion Pierce Lewisville 1960-61 27 36.0 53 972 

6. Delray Brooks Michigan City Rogers 1983-84 29 33.4 40 970 

7. Billy James Scottsburg 1968-69 26 36.1 69 938 

8. Woody Austin Richmond 1987-88 28 33.2 47 932 

9. Troy Lewis Anderson 1983-84 26 35.3 50 918 

10. James Blackmon Marion 1982-83 28 32.6 52 914 

11. Mike Edwards Greenfield 1968-69 25 36.4 57 910 

12. Brody Boyd Union (Dugger) 1999-00 28 32.2 49 904 

13. Damon Bailey Bedford N. Lawrence 1987-88 28 31.1 51 872 

14. Anthony Winchester Austin 2001-02 25 34.7 55 869 

15. Pat Graham Floyd Central 1988-89 27 32.0 44 864 

16. Rick Mount Lebanon 1965-66 26 33.1 57 861 

17. Jimmy Rayl Kokomo 1958-59 29 29.3 49 858 

18. Michael Lewis Jasper 1995-96 27 31.5 46 852 

19. Phil Wills Grass Creek 1956-57 20 42.4 60 849 

20. Kyle Macy Peru 1974-75 24 35.7 51 847 

21. Scott Skiles Plymouth 1982-83 29 29.1 56 846 

22. Kevin Ault Warsaw 1995-96 28 30.1 47 844 

23. Jim Ligon Kokomo 1961-62 28 29.9 53 839 

24. Rusty Miller Central (Switz City) 1974-75 21 39.9 60 818 

25. Deshaun Thomas FW Bishop Luers 2008-09 27 30.3 47 817 

IHSAA Single Game Tournament Scoring Leaders 

Tournament games only through 2008-09 (45 pts. or more) 

Rk. Player School Season G Avg Hi Pts. 

58 – Roy Burris, Washington vs. Paxton, March 4, 1921. 

57 – Steve Alford, New Castle vs. Indianapolis Broad Ripple, March 19, 1983. 

57 – David Hanger, North Newton vs. River Forest, March 2, 1999. 

54 – Mike Newell, North Vermillion vs. Frontier, March 8, 1969. 

53 – Ron Bonham, Muncie Central vs. Middletown, March 5, 1960. 

52 – James Blackmon, Marion vs. Anderson, March 26, 1983 (State semifinal game). 

52 – George “Peck” Kixmiller, Vincennes vs. Otwell, March 10, 1917. 

52 – Kyle Morgan, Rushville vs. Danville, March 10, 2008. 

51 – Damon Bailey, Bedford North Lawrence vs. Jeffersonville, March 12, 1988. 

50 – Eric Ford, South Bend Riley vs. South Bend Clay, March 1, 1991. 

49 – Scott Rolen, Jasper vs. Forest Park, March 2, 1993. 

48 – Grayson Flittner, Tri-Central vs. Lafayette Central Catholic, March 11, 2006. 

48 – Bruce Johnson, Patoka. 

47 – Ed Bridwell, McCutcheon vs. Harrison (West Lafayette), March 2, 1993. 

47 – Don Falls, Oakland City. 

47 – Shane Franks, Twin Lakes vs. Frontier, March 3, 1995. 

47 – Jim Ligon, Kokomo vs. Elkhart, March 10, 1962. 

47 – Rick Mount, Lebanon vs. Logansport, March 12, 1966. 

46 – Wayne Bright, Belle Union vs. Fillmore, Feb. 26, 1965. 

46 – Jake Parker, Portage vs. South Bend Washington, March 10, 2001. 

45 – Levi Carmichael, Eastern (Bloomfield) vs. North Knox, March 10, 2001. 

45 – Eric Gordon, North Central (Indpls.) vs. Noblesville, March 3, 2006. 

45 – Michael Lewis, Jasper vs. North Harrison, March 9, 1996. 

45 – Pat Manahan, Delphi vs. Lafayette Central Catholic, February, 1972. 

45 – Marc Slaton, Wabash vs. Southwood, March 1, 1989. 

45 – Wilmer Wittmer, Loogootee vs. Petersburg, February 27, 1958. 


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Most State Championships 

(Through the 2008 State Finals - * no longer an IHSAA member school) 

School Total Years 

Muncie Central 8 1928, 1931, 1951, 1952, 1963, 1978, 1979, 1988 

Marion 7 1926, 1975, 1976, 1985, 1986, 1987, 2000 (4A) 

Washington 5 1930, 1941, 1942, 2005 (3A), 2008 (3A) 

Frankfort 4 1925, 1929, 1936, 1939 

Lawrence North 4 1989, 2004 (4A), 2005 (4A), 2006 (4A) 

Anderson 3 1935, 1937, 1946 

Evansville Bosse 3 1944, 1945, 1962 

Franklin 3 1920, 1921, 1922 

Indianapolis Attucks 3 1955, 1956, 1959 

Lafayette Central Cath. 3 1998 (A), 2000 (A), 2003 (A) 

Lafayette Jefferson 3 1916, 1948, 1964 

Lebanon 3 1912, 1917, 1918 

Martinsville 3 1924, 1927, 1933 

Pike 3 1998 (4A), 2001 (4A), 2003 (4A) 

Ben Davis 2 1995, 1996 

Bloomington South 2 1919, 2009 (4A) 

Connersville 2 1972, 1983 

E. Chicago Washington* 2 1960, 1971 

Forest Park 2 2005 (2A), 2006 (2A) 

Fort Wayne Bisope Luers 2 2008 (2A), 2009 (2A) 

Fort Wayne South Side 2 1938, 1958 

Gary Roosevelt 2 1968, 1991 

Indpls. Washington 2 1965, 1969 

New Castle 2 1932, 2006 (3A) 

Plymouth 2 1982, 2007 (3A) 

South Bend Central* 2 1953, 1957 

Vincennes Lincoln 2 1923, 1981 

Westview 2 1999 (2A), 2000 (2A) 

Wingate* 2 1913, 1914 

Most State Runner-Up Finishes 



Anderson 7 1914, 1918, 1921, 1979, 1981, 1983, 1986 

Muncie Central 7 1923, 1927, 1930, 1954, 1960, 2005 (4A), 2006 (4A) 

Lafayette Jefferson 6 1919, 1920, 1950, 1956, 1967, 1992 

Harding 4 2002 (3A), 2005 (2A), 2006 (2A), 2008 (3A) 

Indpls. Arsenal Tech. 4 1929, 1934, 1952, 1966 

Kokomo 4 1925, 1944, 1959, 1989 

Winchester Community 3 2000 (2A), 2007 (2A), 2008 (2A) 

Barr-Reeve 2 2002 (A), 2007 (A) 

Brownstown Central 2 2004 (2A), 2009 (2A) 

Concord 2 1988, 1990 

Crawfordsville 2 1916, 1958 

E. Chicago Washington* 2 1962, 1977 

Elkhart Central 2 1971, 1999 (4A) 

Fort Wayne Central* 2 1936, 1946 

Franklin 2 1912, 1939 

Gary Roosevelt 2 1955, 1982 

Greencastle 2 1931, 1933 

Jeffersonville 2 1935, 1974 

Lebanon 2 1911, 1943 

Loogootee 2 1975, 2005 (A) 

Madison 2 1941, 1949 

Marion 2 1998 (4A), 2008 (4A) 

Martinsville 2 1926, 1928 

New Albany 2 1980, 1996 

Richmond 2 1985, 1987 

South Bend Central* 2 1913, 1963 

Terre Haute Garfield* 2 1922, 1947 

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Most State Finals Appearances 



Anderson 24 1911, 1913, 1914, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921, 

1922, 1923, 1924, 1928, 1930, 1935, 1936, 

1937, 1944, 1946, 1948, 1973, 1979, 1981, 

1983, 1986, 1990 

Muncie Central 24 1917, 1918, 1921, 1923, 1925, 1927, 1928, 

1929, 1930, 1931, 1933, 1948, 1951, 1952, 

1954, 1958, 1960, 1963, 1970, 1978, 1979, 

1988, 2005 (4A), 2006 (4A) 

Lafayette Jefferson 20 1911, 1913, 1914, 1916, 1917, 1919, 1920, 

1921, 1948, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1956, 1957, 

1963, 1964, 1967, 1974, 1992, 1996 

Marion 20 1913, 1914, 1922, 1925, 1926, 1931, 1947, 

1950, 1968, 1969, 1975, 1976, 1980, 1983, 

1985, 1986, 1987, 1998 (4A), 2000 (4A), 

2008 (4A) 

Kokomo 18 1914, 1916, 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1925, 

1927, 1929, 1930, 1933, 1941, 1944, 1959, 

1961, 1962, 1989, 1997 

Vincennes Lincoln 17 1913, 1914, 1916, 1917, 1918, 1919, 1921, 

1922, 1923, 1925, 1929, 1932, 1933, 1968, 

1969, 1981, 1984 

Martinsville 16 1914, 1916, 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921, 

1923, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929, 

1930, 1933 

Frankfort 15 1921, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927, 

1928, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1935, 1936, 1939, 

1942 

Franklin 15 1912, 1914, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921, 1922, 

1923, 1924, 1926, 1930, 1933, 1939, 1973, 

1974 

Washington 14 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1925, 1927, 1928, 

1929, 1930, 1931, 1941, 1942, 

2005 (3A), 2008 (3A) 

Bedford* 13 1913, 1914, 1920, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1926, 

1927, 1928, 1929, 1933, 1938, 1943 

Rochester 13 1911, 1913, 1914, 1915, 1917, 1918, 1919, 

1920, 1921, 1924, 1928, 1937,2009 (3A) 

Bloomington South 12 1913, 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917, 1918, 1919, 

1920, 1921, 1922, 1960, 2009 (4A)S 

Evansville Central 12 1911, 1915, 1920, 1922, 1925, 1926, 1927, 

1928, 1931, 1936, 1946, 1948 

Lebanon 12 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1916, 1917, 1918, 

1920, 1932, 1934, 1943, 1975 

Logansport 12 1919, 1924, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1931, 

1933, 1934, 1935, 1959, 1961 

Richmond 12 1914, 1917, 1918, 1919, 1923, 1924, 1934, 

1935, 1953, 1985, 1987, 1992 

Columbus North 11 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1923, 1928, 1929, 

1932, 1938, 1964, 1975 

South Bend Central* 11 1913, 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921, 1923, 

1949, 1953, 1957, 1963 

New Albany 10 1911, 1914, 1950, 1952, 1955, 1959, 1973, 

1980, 1994, 1996

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