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The 108th Annual High School Athletic Association Boys Basketball State Finals presented by the and Indiana Fever

Bankers Life Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, Indiana March 24, 2018

Session I, 10:30 a.m. ET Class A | Morristown (27-2) vs. Southwood (25-3) Class 2A | Forest Park (25-4) vs. Oak Hill (25-5)

Session II, 6:00 p.m. ET Class 3A | Evansville Bosse (25-4) vs. Culver Academies (22-6) Class 4A | Warren Central (31-0) vs. Carmel (21-7)

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To help ensure the safest and most secure atmosphere for this IHSAA State Final, event manage- ment 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 - Pure Spirit. Pure Sport. Pure INDIANA! Welcome to this Special Thanks To Our Host Championship Event Since 1903, the Indiana High School Athletic Asso- ciation has promoted the values of education based athletics and was the primary reason for its formation over 100 years ago. It has been an honor for our Association to partner with member Bankers Life Fieldhouse schools in the promo- www.bankerslifefieldhouse.com tion of these ideals. State Finals Officials The importance of this Class A: Kevin G. Brown, Justin Faw, Doug Moore mission is more critical Class 2A: Shawn Lambert, Kevin Keen, Craig Bechtel Class 3A: Ron McGriff, Trey Miller, Damon WIlliams today than ever in our Class 4A: Eric Coburn, Steve Tyler, Dennis Espenlaub history. Alternates: Chris Sheilds, James Payne Currently in our state, State Finals Personnel over 160,000 students Tournament Administrator from 410 different Paul Neidig, IHSAA Assistant Commissioner IHSAA member schools choose to par- Tournament Assistant Ashley Ernstberger, IHSAA Administrative Assistant ticipate in interscholastic athletics. These fortunate students absorb a variety of life lessons as they Tournament Director develop from adolescents to mature young adults. Kevin Horrigan The opportunity to learn self-discipline, teamwork, Asst. Tournament Directors sacrifice, loyalty and commitment are attributes that Jim Brown, Fishers High School Brian Strong, Logansport High School have come to be known as “the other half of educa- tion.” The mastery of these characteristics retains Bankers Life Fieldhouse dramatic impact as these young people assume Rick Fuson, Doug Weitkamp, and Andy Arnold leadership roles in our society. Announcer Chad Niccum A former high school principal once shared with each Scorer of his incoming freshman classes that “you will only Carol Roland take away from high school what you leave behind.” Awards The students that perform before you today are Greg Weimer, Frank Sergi, Doug Laker, Joe Therber leaving their absolute best behind for generations of Ball Boys admirers to recall. Brian Avery, Speedway High School On behalf of the IHSAA Staff and Board of Direc- Back Home Again in Indiana and National Anthem Phil Cox, Kokomo resident tors, we welcome you to today’s events. Education Sarah Holba, Sophia Fernandez Meredith Sell, Guerin based athletics which are pure, wholesome, and in- Catholic Annie Wolfert, Kara Porzuczek, Jenna Pyle, Brayton expensive reflecting local flavor and enthusiasm has Wilds, Ross DeLong, Fishers always been the objective. It is what we mean when we say….. Pure Spirit, Pure Sport, Pure Indiana! Presentation of Colors Indiana State Police Cordially, Athletic Training Staff Methodist Sports Medicine - The Orthopedic Specialists Program Credits Publisher Bobby Cox, Commissioner Editor Rob Kimes, Communications Assistant Bobby Cox Editorial Assistance IHSAA Commissioner Laken Detweiler, Sports Administration Intern Printing Sport Graphics, Indianapolis Photography Champions Illustrated Cover Design three-sixty group, Indianapolis

www.IHSAA.org 4 IHSAA - Pure Spirit. Pure Sport. Pure INDIANA! 2017-18 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 IHSAA Executive Committee District, Seat Board Member Term Ends Ed Gilliland, LaPorte (Chairman) District I, Class A David Amor, LaCrosse HS June 2020 District I, Class AA Don Gandy, Wheeler HS June 2018 Charlie Martin, Riverton Parke (Vice-Chairman) District I, Class AAA Nathan Dean, Jimtown HS June 2020 Stacy Adams, Griffith District I, Class AAAA Ed Gilliland, LaPorte HS June 2018 David Amor, LaCrosse Mike Broughton, Jennings County District II, Class A Charlie Martin, Riverton Parke HS June 2018 District II, Class AA Matt Martin, Knightstown HS June 2020 Jim Brown, Fishers District II, Class AAA Steve Cox, Beech Grove City Schools June 2018 Victor Bush, MSD Lawrence Township District II, Class AAAA Jim Brown, Fisher HS June 2020 Steve Cox, Beech Grove City Schools District III, Class A Jeff Doyle, Barr-Reeve HS June 2020 Nathan Dean, Jimtown District III, Class AA Tim Grove, South Knox School Corporation June 2018 Jeff Doyle, Barr-Reeve District III, Class AAA Mike Whitten, Boonville HS June 2020 Don Gandy, Wheeler District III, Class AAAA Mike Broughton, Jennings County HS June 2018 Chad Gilbert, Charlestown North District, Female Patti McCormack, Lowell HS* June 2019 Tim Grove, South Knox School Corporation North District, Minority Stacy Adams, Griffith HS June 2019 Matt Martin, Knightstown North District, Urban Brian Strong, Logansport HS June 2019 Patti McCormack, Lowell South District, Female Rae Woolpy, Richmond HS June 2019 Brian Strong, Logansport South District, Minority Victor Bush, MSD Lawrence Township June 2019 Mike Whitten, Boonville South District, Urban Chad Gilbert, Charlestown HS June 2019 Rae Woolpy, Richmond Dave Worland, Indianapolis Cathedral Private School Rep. Dave Worland, Indianapolis Cathedral HS** June 2019 * President ** Vice-President

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IHSAA - Pure Spirit. Pure Sport. Pure INDIANA! 5 Tournament Results

Regional Semifinal Regional Championship Semi-State Championship State Championship March 10 March 10 March 17 March 24

Tindley 59 Tindley 64 Bloomfield 49 Class A Martinsville Morristown 77 Morristown 55 Morristown 82 University 53 Morristown Seymour Edinburgh 48 Christian Acadmey 47 Christian Academy 64 Loogootee Barr-Reeve 70 Springs Valley 58 Barr-Reeve 48 Barr-Reeve 68 21st Century Charter 68 Bankers Life Fieldhouse 21st Century Charter 62 Elkhart Christian Academy 48 FW Blackhawk Christian 53 Covenant Christian 45 Culver Community FW Blackhawk Christian 100 FW Blackhawk Christian 79 Southwood Southwood 80 Huntington North Southwood 92 North Vermillion 42 Southwood 55 Seton Catholic 65 Frankfort Seton Catholic 57 Southern Wells 57

Regional Semifinal Regional Championship Semi-State Championship State Championship March 10 March 10 March 17 March 24

Union County 42 Scecina Memorial 58 Scecina Memorial 56 Class 2A Greenfield-Central Scecina Memorial 47 Shenandoah 61 Cloverdale 52 Cloverdale 66 Washington Forest Park Austin 51 Austin 49 Southwestern 49 Paoli Forest Park 58 Forest Park 55 Forest Park 70 South Knox 41 Andrean 76 Bankers Life Fieldhouse Andrean 55 Marquette Catholic 72 North Judson-San Pierre Westview 64 Westview 61 Westview 59 FW Canterbury 41 Oak Hill Covington 35 Huntington North Tipton 45 Tipton 52 Lapel Oak Hill 70 Lapel 46 Oak Hill 60 Oak Hill 72

6 IHSAA State Basketball Tournament presented by the Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever Tournament Results

Regional Semifinal Regional Championship Semi-State Championship State Championship March 10 March 10 March 17 March 24

Danville 64 Danville 57 Crispus Attucks 55 Class 3A Greencastle Danville 61 Lebanon 59 Lebanon 45 Edgewood 56 Evansville Bosse Greensburg 58 Washington Evansville Bosse 81 Evansville Bosse 75 Southridge Evansville Bosse 64 Silver Creek 55 Silver Creek 55 Southridge 40

Culver Academies 72 Bankers Life Fieldhouse Culver Academies 50 Hammond 48 LaPorte Culver Academies 65 West Lafayette 47 West Lafayette 43 Calumet New Tech 45 Culver Academies Marion 66 Lafayette Jefferson Marion 70 Northwood 51 Marion New Castle 60 New Castle 49 New Castle 77 Angola 35

Regional Semifinal Regional Championship Semi-State Championship State Championship March 10 March 10 March 17 March 24

Terre Haute South 80 Terre Haute South 48 Mt. Vernon 52 Class 4A Southport Warren Central 64 Warren Central 48 Warren Central 83 Ben Davis 46 Warren Central Seymour Center Grove 69 Center Grove 56 Evansville North 44 Seymour ‘ New Albany 62 Bloomington South 45 New Albany 69 New Albany 65

Valparaiso 60 Bankers Life Fieldhouse Elkhart Memorial 68 Elkhart Memorial 67 South Bend Riley 43 South Bend Riley 54 Michigan City South Bend Riley 75 Lake Central 38 Carmel FW North Side 55 Lafayette Jefferson FW North Side 42 Zionsville 51 Logansport Carmel 63 Homestead 41 Carmel 54 Carmel 46

IHSAA State Basketball Tournament presented by the Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever 7 Morristown Yellow Jackets Class A

Front Row (left to right): Mgrs. Silas Corbin, Allison Warfield, Sharon Howell, Jerry Riley; Second Row: Daniel Team Facts Brenneman, Chance Collingwood, Trevon Carlton, Eli Streeval, Hayden Langkabel, Logan Laster, Logan City/Town: Morristown Theobald, Kyle Crim, Matty Livezey; Third Row: Jordan Battles, Garrett Jones, Kameron Crim, Drake Moore, County: Shelby Sawyer Jones, Coach Scott McClelland, Coach Russ Kuhn, Coach Paul Swartz, Coach Kevin Crim, Athletic Superintendent: Dr. Bob Evans Trainer LaKisha Jones Principal: Mr. Ken Howell Athletic Director: Mr. Josh Johnson Head Coach: Scott McClelland Assistant Coaches: Kevin Crim, Paul Team Roster & Statistics Swartz, Russ Kuhn Lt. Dk. Name Ht. Gr. Pos. GP FG-FGA FG% 3FG% FT% APG RPG PPG Student Managers: Sharon Howell & Allison Warfield & Silas Corbin & Jerry Riley 3 3 Kyle Crim 5-11 9 G 29 35-86 .410 .400 .660 1.0 2.0 4.0 School Colors: Black and Gold 11 11 Drake Moore 5-6 9 G 11 5-14 .360 .300 .830 0.0 0.0 2.0 Conference: Mid Hoosier Conference 22 22 Logan Laster 6-0 11 G 29 142-244 .580 .360 .740 5.0 5.0 13.0 Enrollment: 187 23 23 Eli Streeval 6-0 12 F 29 163-326 .500 .420 .660 3.0 3.0 15.0 Starters Returning From Last Year: 4 25 25 Hayden Langkabel 6-0 12 F 29 287-503 .570 .370 .750 4.0 6.0 27.0 Last Year’s Final Won-Loss Record: 17-9 31 31 Matty Livezey 6-2 10 F 14 1-7 .140 .000 .400 0.0 1.0 0.0 32 32 Trevon Carlton 6-2 10 C 29 89-130 .680 .000 .810 1.0 4.0 7.0 Season Results (27-2) 33 33 Logan Theobald 5-11 11 G 29 50-108 .460 .230 .480 2.0 4.0 4.0 11/22 Triton Central W 76-52 11/25 at Northeastern W 66-57 35 35 Daniel Brenneman 6-4 12 C 29 22-38 .580 .000 .670 0.0 1.0 2.0 12/1 Hauser L 65-72 42 42 Kameron Crim 6-0 11 F 20 2-10 .200 .500 .400 1.0 0.0 0.0 12/2 at Oldenburg Academy W 60-49 52 52 Sawyer Jones 5-11 9 F 1 0-1 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0.0 12/8 at Waldron W 76-36 54 54 Chance Collingwood 6-1 12 F 19 4-10 .400 .000 .500 0.0 1.0 1.0 12/15 at South Decatur W 76-41 -- -- Jordan Battles 6-0 9 ------12/16 Milan W 86-56 12/19 at Southwestern (Shelbyville) W 60-41 -- -- Garrett Jones 6-2 10 ------12/29 vs. Wheeler W 87-55 12/29 vs. Union City W 87-45 Team Totals / Percentages 800-1477 .540 .390 .700 17.0 27.0 72.6 12/30 vs. Lake Station W 86-59 1/5 vs. Triton Central W 73-38 1/6 vs. Southwestern (Shelbyville) W 65-45 1/19 at North Decatur W 81-51 1/20 Indpls. Lighthouse South W 103-58 State Finals History 1/23 at Rushville W 64-55 Apperances: 1911, 2018 (A) 1/26 Edinburgh W 69-51 1/27 at Knightstown W 62-45 2/1 Greenwood Christian Academy W 79-71 2/6 at Union County W 66-46 2/9 Eastern Hancock W 72-59 2/17 Shelbyville L 66-73 2/23 at Tri W 68-42

Southwestern (Shelbyville) Sectional 2/28 Waldron W 68-35 3/2 Hauser W 69-63 3/3 Oldenburg Academy W 61-40

Martinsville Regional 3/10 University W 55-53 Scott McClelland 3/10 Indianapolis Tindley W 82-64 Head Coach Seymour Semi-State 15th Year (185-152) 3/17 Barr-Reeve W 77-70

8 IHSAA State Basketball Tournament presented by the Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever Southwood Knights Class A

Front Row (left to right): Quentin Perry, Jackson Simons, Peyton Trexler, Carson Blair, Ethen Roberts, Luke Winer, Gabe Lloyd; Second Row: Colby Crow, Alex Farr, Carson Rich, Braden Barney, Dallas Holmes, Matthew Team Facts Nose City/Town: Wabash County: Wabash Superintendent: Mike Keaffaber Principal: Andrew McDaniel Athletic Director: Tom Finicle Team Roster & Statistics Head Coach: John Burrus Lt. Dk. Name Ht. Gr. Pos. GP FG-FGA FG% 3FG% FT% APG RPG PPG Assistant Coaches: Christian Perry, Jim 3 3 Gabe Lloyd 5-9 10 G 16 7-24 .292 .182 .363 0.1 0.0 1.3 Hogan, Devin Dale 10 10 Dallas Holmes 6-4 11 F 28 184-332 .554 .344 .816 1.3 8.2 17.1 Student Managers: Kirsten Pecsenye, Jarret 12 12 Quentin Perry 5-11 11 G 13 6-15 .400 .444 .833 0.2 0.5 1.6 Smith, Clara Snyder, Paige Young 14 14 Ethen Roberts 5-10 12 G 28 46-96 .479 .404 .737 2.1 3.0 4.6 School Colors: Red, Gray and Black 20 20 Peyton Trexler 6-0 12 G 28 222-377 .589 .392 .589 5.1 2.5 19.7 Conference: Three Rivers Conference Enrollment: 305 22 22 Jackson Simons 6-1 10 F 18 12-21 .571 -- .583 0.0 1.2 1.7 Starters Returning From Last Year: 3 24 24 Luke Winer 6-0 11 G 28 14-22 .636 .000 .562 0.6 1.4 1.4 Last Year’s Final Won-Loss Record: 21-5 30 30 Carson Rich 5-6 9 G 10 2-8 .250 .000 .400 0.1 0.1 0.6 32 32 Carson Blair 6-0 12 G 28 172-376 .457 .438 .812 2.6 4.3 17.8 Season Results (25-3) 33 33 Braden Barney 6-4 10 C 16 11-15 .733 -- .428 0.1 1.1 0.6 11/21 at Wapahani L 65-62 34 34 Matthew Nose 6-4 12 F 28 148-299 .495 .317 .600 2.1 4.8 13.3 12/1 at Huntington North L 49-46 40 40 Colby Crow 6-0 11 F 6 0-1 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.2 0.0 12/8 Northfield W 76-48 12/9 at Eastern W 81-53 42 42 Alex Farr 5-9 9 F 5 0-0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.8 0.0 12/15 at Manchester W 78-66 12/16 at Peru W 73-56 Team Totals / Percentages 824-1586 .519 .384 .665 14.0 26.2 77.4 12/29 at Northfield W 83-47 12/30 at Wabash W 74-52 1/3 Mississinewa W 74-55 1/5 at Wabash W 62-57 1/9 at Oak Hill OT L 76 -71 1/12 Whitko W 81-60 1/19 Tippecanoe Valley W 79-47 State Finals History 1/26 at North Miami W 88-37 First Appearance 2/1 Rochester W 84-43 2/3 at Northwestern W 71-66 2/8 at Madison Grant W 90-53 2/9 Maconaquah W 68-41 2/13 at Adams Central W 89-66 2/16 at Northfield W 77-54 2/20 Eastbrook W 101-64 2/23 at Bluffton W 69-61

Lafayette Central Catholic Sectional 2/27 Clinton Central W 97-31 3/02 Lafayette Central Catholic W 70-66 3/03 Frontier W 96-42

Frankfort Regional John Burrus 3/10 North Vermillion W 80-42 Head Coach 3/10 Seton Catholic W 92-57 19th Year(238-186) Huntington North Semi-State 3/17 FW Blackhawk Christian W 55-53

IHSAA State Basketball Tournament presented by the Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever 9 Forest Park Rangers Class 2A

Team Facts Front Row (left to right): : Lauren Troesch, Layne Prechtel, Riley Prechtel, Dana Hoffman, Kylie Hasenour, City/Town: Ferdinand MaKenna Chumbley, Kelsey Mehling, Shelby Wesselman; Middle Row: Garret Jochem, Garrett Betz, Reid County: Dubois Steffe, Daniel Lusk, Elliott Rothgerber, Isaac Uebelhor, Logan Englert; Back Row: Asst. Coach Jordan Johnson, Superintendent: Rick Allen Head Coach Jeff Litherland, Simon Jacob, Braydon Voegerl, Sam Englert, Curt Hopf, Collin Hochgesang, Noah Principal: Jamie Pund Fleck, Aaron Hurst, Asst. Coach Phil Winkler, Asst. Coach Abe Schwartz, Mgr. Noah Hawkins. Athletic Director: Doug Louden Head Coach: Jeff Litherland Assistant Coaches: David Welp, Phil Team Roster & Statistics Winkler, Jordan Johnson, Abe Schwartz, Lt. Dk. Name Ht. Gr. Pos. GP FG-FGA FG% 3FG% FT% APG RPG PPG Brian Partenheimer 10 10 Reid Steffe 6-0 11 G 29 21-53 .380 .360 .750 0.3 0.9 2.2 Student Managers: Noah Hawkins, Gabe 12 12 Isaac Uebelhor 6-2 10 G 29 43-82 .520 .300 .680 1.0 2.7 4.1 Muller School Colors: Forest Green and Vegas 14 14 Daniel Lusk 6-1 12 G 29 93-184 .500 .320 .810 6.7 3.7 8.6 Gold 20 20 Braydon Voegerl 6-3 12 F 29 37-61 .600 .000 .530 0.3 2.1 3.1 Conference: Pocket Athletic Conference 22 22 Elliott Rothgerber 5-11 11 G 26 8-17 .470 .330 .580 0.6 0.6 1.0 Enrollment: 373 24 24 Noah Fleck 6-2 12 G 12 11-34 .320 .250 .830 0.7 1.3 2.9 Starters Returning From Last Year: 3 30 30 Aaron Hurst 6-3 11 F 13 2-6 .330 .000 1.000 0.0 0.2 0.5 Last Year’s Final Won-Loss Record: 18-10 32 32 Simon Jacob 6-3 9 F 19 4-14 .280 .120 .300 0.1 0.6 0.6 Season Results (25-4) 34 34 Sam Englert 6-5 12 F 29 180-284 .630 .160 .630 1.1 5.3 16.0 40 40 Collin Hochgesang 6-6 12 F 29 73-209 .340 .230 .740 1.0 3.0 7.0 11/22 Crawford County W 43-37 12/2 Tell City W 55-22 42 42 Curt Hopf 6-7 9 F 29 136-237 .570 .300 .540 1.5 5.9 12.2 12/8 Loogootee W 61-50 44 44 Garrett Betz 6-4 11 F 12 1-3 .330 .000 .830 0.0 0.41 0.6 12-9 at. Washington W 55-44 12/16 Southridge W 68-49 Team Totals / Percentages 643-1283 .500 .290 .650 13.9 26.3 60.6 12/16 at. Jasper W 55-34 12/28 Eastern Pekin W 71-31 12/28 Christian Academy W 59-44 12/29 Southridge W 62-54 1/5 at. Barr Reeve L 50-52 1/6 Perry Central W 85-37 1/19 Jasper W 59-44 State Finals History 1/20 Tecumseh W 81-43 State Champions: 2005 (2A), 2006 (2A) 1/27 vs. Southridge W 69-54 Runner-Up: 2003 (2A) 2/1 at. Evansville Mater Dei L 61-62 Apperances: 2003 (2A), 2005 (2A), 2006 (2A), 2018 (2A) 2/6 at. Wood Memorial L 58-59 2/9 at. Heritage Hills L 52-69 2/10 at. South Spencer W 58-48 2/13 Boonville W 81-43 2/15 North Posey W 70-55 2/16 Pike Central W 54-41 2/20 Gibson Southern W 58-50 2/23 at. Northeast Dubois W 61-50

Tecumseh Sectional 2/28 South Spencer W 50-49 3/2 Tell City W 51-43 3/3 North Posey W 47-44

Paoli Regional Jeff Litherland 3/10 South Knox W 55-41 Head Coach 3/10 Austin W 70-49 6th Year (93-45) Washington Semi-State 3/17 Indpls. Scecina Memorial W 58-47 10 IHSAA State Basketball Tournament presented by the Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever Oak Hill Golden Eagles Class 2A

Team Facts Front Row (left to right): Lauren Belcher, Abigail Strange,Landry Ozmun, Logan Deaton, Cal Mann, Reid New- City/Town: Converse house, Renn Martin, Tahj Johnson, Kathryn Henson, Baily Brewer; Back Row: Coach Ian Brookshire, Coach County: Grant Brad Shouse, Head Coach Kevin Renbarger, Alex Henry, Tyce Frank, Spencer Ballinger, Caleb Middlesworth, Superintendent: Joel Martin David Arens, Konnor Cabe, Coach Josh Strange, Coach Paige Brunner, Dale Rush, Alexis Bever Principal: Mike McDivitt Athletic Director: Ryan Fagan Head Coach: Kevin Renbarger Assistant Coaches: Paige Brunner, Josh Team Roster & Statistics Strange, Brad Shouse Lt. Dk. Name Ht. Gr. Pos. GP FG-FGA FG% 3FG% FT% APG RPG PPG Student Managers: Alexis Bever, Lauren 3 3 Landry Ozmun 5-9 11 G 15 4-8 .500 .250 .500 0.3 0.2 0.9 Belcher, Baily Brewer, Ian Broookshire, Kathryn Henson, Dale Rush, Abigail Strange 5 5 Cal Mann 5-10 12 G 29 3-13 .230 .200 .750 1.2 0.9 0.3 School Colors: Navy and Vegas 11 11 Renn Martin 5-10 12 G 27 11-23 .480 .380 .890 0.4 0.6 1.3 Conference: Central Indiana Conference 15 15 Konnor Cabe 6-3 11 G 30 56-129 .430 .420 .600 1.5 1.8 5.1 Enrollment: 557 21 21 Tahj Johnson 5-10 10 G 28 32-58 .550 .310 .640 1.0 0.8 3.0 Starters Returning From Last Year: 5 23 23 Spencer Ballinger 6-5 12 F 30 191-328 .580 .370 .780 2.5 6.0 15.4 Last Year’s Final Won-Loss Record: 20-4 25 25 Tyce Frank 6-4 12 G 29 106-207 .510 .420 .850 6.0 3.5 10.6 33 33 Logan Deaton 6-2 11 F 11 5-12 .420 .250 .000 0.0 0.7 1.0 Season Results (25-5) 35 35 David Arens 6-7 12 G 30 131-250 .520 .410 .660 1.9 3.7 11.0 11/22 Wabash W 67-57 11/25 at. Manchester W 59-45 41 41 Alex Henry 6-0 12 C 21 8-15 .530 .000 .000 0.0 0.9 0.8 12/2 at. Taylor W 83-42 43 43 Caleb Middlesworth 6-8 12 C 30 184-293 .630 .430 .820 1.6 7.3 16.3 12/8 Mississinewa W 50-30 45 45 Reid Newhouse 6-0 12 C 30 12-26 .460 .000 .790 0.2 1.5 1.2 12/9 at. Maconaquah W 62-45 12/15 at. Frankton L 57-65 Team Totals / Percentages 747-1372 .540 .390 .750 16.3 27.2 65.2 12/20 at. Western W 64-47 12/23 vs. Madison-Grant W 78-39 12/23 vs. Eastbrook W 74-50 12/30 vs. New Castle L 60-80 12/30 vs. Floyd Central L 56-62 1/5 at. Peru W 75-59 1/6 vs. Covington Catholic (KY) L 53-69 State Finals History 1/9 Southwood W 76-71 1/13 at. Eastbrook W 66-58 First Appearance 1/19 Alexandria W 75-65 1/20 Lawrence North L 37-61 1/26 at. Madison-Grant W 67-52 2/1 at. Eastern-Howard W 60-40 2/9 Blackford W 94-33 2/13 Tipton W 59-42 2/16 at. Elwood W 71-54 2/20 Northwestern W 48-28 2/23 Northfield W 72-33

Manchester Sectional 2/27 Manchester W 59-44 3/2 Wabash W 70-59 3/3 Lewis Cass W 68-27

Lapel Regional Kevin Renbarger 3/10 Lapel W 72-46 Head Coach 3/10 Tipton W 60-45 13th Year (199-101) Huntington North Semi-State 3/17 Westview W 70-64 IHSAA State Basketball Tournament presented by the Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever 11 Evansville Bosse Bulldogs Class 3A

Front Row (left to right): Mike Gibson, Javen Layne, Mekahi Lairy, Jaylin Chinn, Jaylen Minor, Carron Johnson; Team Facts Second Row: Danny Johnson, Malik Nance, Curtis Esters, George Madison III, E’Deviyon Cooper, DeAngelo City/Town: Evansville Ware, Clyde Tsianguebeni, Kiyron Powell; Third Row: A.J. Stott, Eli Burkhart, Donovan McNeal, Kyran Husk, County: Vanderburgh Will Lucy, Timariyon Blackwell; Fourth Row: Jess Munro, Trevor Geroge, Johnte’ Hawkins, Jalen Pendleton, Superintendent: Dr. David Smith Kristie Burroughs; Back Row: Steve Burkhart, Houston Dillman, Shane Burkhart, Lamar Brown, Sheila Huff Principal: Sheila Huff (Principal), Tom Bealmear Athletic Director: Tom Bealmear Head Coach: Shane Burkhart Assistant Coaches: Lamar Brown, Team Roster & Statistics Houston Dillman, Johnte’ Hawkins, Trevor Lt. Dk. Name Ht. Gr. Pos. GP FG-FGA FG% 3FG% FT% APG RPG PPG George, Jalen Pendleton, Steve Burkhart 1 1 Jaylin Chinn 5-11 12 G 29 131-350 .520 .320 .700 1.3 2.0 15.2 Student Managers: Malik Nance, Curtis Esters, Jada Burton 2 2 Mekhi Lairy 5-9 12 G 29 258-459 .580 .480 .890 6.8 5.3 26.4 School Colors: Scarlett and Gray 3 3 De’Angelo Ware 6-0 12 G 29 138-308 .450 .310 .620 4.6 5.7 12.9 Conference: Southern Athletic Conference 10 10 Javen Layne 6-3 11 G/F 28 70-141 .500 .280 .640 0.8 4.0 5.5 Enrollment: 706 11 11 George Madison III 6-4 11 G/F 26 25-59 .420 .000 .300 0.0 2.0 2.0 Starters Returning From Last Year: 2 12 12 Will Lucy 5-7 10 G 4 2-6 .330 .000 .000 0.0 0.5 1.0 Last Year’s Final Won-Loss Record: 20-8 22 22 E’Deviyon Cooper 5-10 12 G 26 69-160 .430 .450 .560 0.3 0.5 7.7 Season Results (25-4) 23 23 Jaylen Minor 6-2 12 G 22 72-161 .450 .440 .630 1.1 2.1 8.7 24 24 Clyde Tsianguebeni 5-10 12 G 21 13-44 .300 .330 .610 0.6 1.7 2.0 12/1 Evansville Central W 90-68 12/8 at Princeton W 69-68 30 30 Donovan McNeal 6-5 11 G/F 25 37-69 .540 .200 .730 0.3 3.2 3.6 12/9 at Evansville North W 95-87 32 32 Kyran Husk 6-2 11 F/C 5 3-6 .500 .000 .000 0.0 0.2 1.2 12/12 Evansville Memorial W 85-59 52 52 Kiyron Powell 6-9 10 C/F 28 41-80 .510 .000 .380 0.5 8.9 3.1 12/15 at Washington W 92-42 12/16 Culver Academy W 74-64 Team Totals / Percentages 920-1844 .500 .400 .720 16.2 33.3 83.3 12/20 Pike Central W 97-56 12/23 vs. Lawerence North L 66-70 12/28 vs. Indpls. Northwest W 110-40 12/29 at North Central (Indpls) W 68-61 1/6 vs. Scott County (KY) L 77-89 State Finals History 1/9 at Evansville Central W 96-74 1/11 vs. Evansville Memorial W 79-66 State Champion: 1944, 1945, 1962 1/13 vs. Evansville Harrison W 106-63 Runner-Up: 2007 (3A), 2016 (3A) 1/20 at Boonville W 83-58 Apperances: 1932, 1939, 1944, 1945, 1962, 1982, 2007 (3A), 2016 (3A), 2018 (3A) 1/26 Owensboro (KY) W 92-67 1/27 Vincennes Lincoln L 82-86 2/1 at Castle L 65-69 2/10 Terre Haute South W 78-76 2/13 at Evansville Harrison W 71-63 2/16 Evansville Mater Dei W 89-61 2/20 at Mt Vernon W 108-47 2/23 Evansville Reitz W 76-53

Boonville Sectional 2/27 Boonville W 92-62 3/2 Mt. Vernon W 92-37 3/3 Evansville Memorial W 67-62

Southridge Regional Shane Burkhart 3/10 Greensburg W 75-58 3/10 Silver Creek W 81-55 Head Coach 10th Year (169-87) Washington Semi-State 3/17 Danville W 64-61 12 IHSAA State Basketball Tournament presented by the Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever Culver Academies Eagles Class 3A

Front Row (left to right): Anthony Goeb, Jordon Freeman, Jaxon Mull, Savas Koutsouras, Trey Galloway, Johnny Cohen, Henry Zehner, Amari Curtis, Ethan Brittain-Watts, Deontae Craig, Desi Martello, Nick Hittle Team Facts City/Town: Culver County: Marshall Superintendent: Jim Power Principal: Josh Pretzer Athletic Director: Louise Ericson Team Roster & Statistics Assoc. Athletic Director: Robb Vessely Lt. Dk. Name Ht. Gr. Pos. GP FG-FGA FG% 3FG% FT% APG RPG PPG Head Coach: Mark Galloway 2 2 Henry Zehner 6-3 12 G 27 20-31 .645 .000 .429 0.8 1.0 2.0 Assistant Coaches: Blaine Schafer, Sean 3 3 Ethan Brittain-Watts 6-1 11 G 28 105-193 .544 .303 .733 3.2 2.3 14.6 Haseley, Geoff Scheetz, Bill Murchie, Ed 4 4 John Cohen 5-9 11 G 27 3-10 .300 .217 .695 2.5 1.1 1.3 Kelley 5 5 Jordon Freeman 6-0 11 F 28 52-92 .565 .250 .767 1.0 1.8 5.2 Student Managers:Catherine Szymusiak, Hannah Hittle 20 20 Anthony Goeb 6-3 10 G 12 0-0 .000 .000 .500 0.2 0.1 0.1 School Colors: Maroon and White 21 21 Jevaughn Boothe 6-0 10 G 1 0-0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0.0 Conference: Independent 22 22 Deontae Craig 6-4 10 F 28 151-254 .594 .182 .641 1.7 7.3 13.7 Enrollment: 827 23 23 Amari Curtis 6-4 11 F 28 53-82 .646 1.000 .487 0.7 3.5 4.5 Starters Returning From Last Year: 2 30 30 Dante Scott 5-9 10 G 1 0-0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0.0 Last Year’s Final Won-Loss Record: 21-3 31 31 Jaxon Mull 5-10 9 G 4 0-0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0.0 Season Results (22-6) 32 32 Trey Galloway 6-4 10 G 28 98-153 .640 .359 .693 2.1 5.2 14.8 11/20 Indianapolis Home School W 79-46 34 34 Savas Koutsouras 6-3 10 F 7 6-7 .857 .000 .500 0.0 0.1 1.7 12/01 Indianapolis Northwest W 84-41 41 41 Desmond Martello 6-2 9 G 3 0-0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0.0 12/02 at Brownsburg L 44-31 50 50 Nicholas Hittle 6-8 10 F 27 51-96 .531 .300 .650 0.5 3.4 5.4 12/08 at Brebeuf Jesuit W 58-56 12/09 at Lawrence North L 42-40 Team Totals / Percentages 645-1245 .510 .310 .660 13.5 28.7 62.0 12/15 Twin Lakes W 74-36 12/16 at Evansville Bosse L 74-64 1/06 at Ft. Wayne Northside L 71-55 State Finals History 1/13 at SB St. Joe W 55-45 1/16 Mishawaka Marian W 59-53 Runner-Up: 2011 (3A) 1/19 Western Reserve Acad. (OH) W 80-49 Apperances: 2011 (3A), 2018 (3A) 1/20 Lake Forest Academy (IL) L 52-49 1/26 West Lafayette W 50-34 1/27 Lafayette Jeff W 61-43 2/01 Lighthouse CPA W 95-46 2/03 at Traders Christian Acad. W 69-36 2/06 Marquette Catholic W 76-47 2/15 at LaLumiere L 56-50 2/17 at Maconaquah W 59-44 2/20 Westville W 64-42 2/22 Bowman Leadership Acad. W 52-20 2/24 Providence Cristo Rey W 78-36

SB Washington Sectional 2/28 New Prairie W 56-20 3/02 SB St. Joe W 72-44 3/03 Mishawaka Marian W 48-47 LaPorte Regional Mark Galloway 3/10 Hammond W 72-48 Head Coach 3/10 West Lafayette W 50-43 Lafayette Jefferson Semi-State 16th Year (242-132) 2/24 New Castle W 65-60

IHSAA State Basketball Tournament presented by the Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever 13 Warren Central Warriors Class 4A

Team Facts Front Row (left to right): Jada Baker, Joe Rush Jr., Dean Tate, Antwaan Cushingberry, Jaylen Moore, David Belll; City/Town: Indianapolis Middle Row: Head Coach Criss Beyers, Asst. Coach Ezell Jones, Mgr. Anyae Bartlett, Jalen Stamps, Shawn County: Marion Beeler, Malik Stanley, Asst. Coach Deandre Brock, Mgr. Mariama Bayon, Mgr. Cenoy Hamilton, Asst. Coach Superintendent: Dr. Dena Cushenberry Pam Schroeder; Back Row: Asst. Coach Courtney Burchett, Asst. Coach Garrett Winegar, Asst. Coach Fred Principal: Mr. Rich Shepler Murray, Creshaun Brown, Jameson Smtih, Jesse Bingham, Jakobie Robinson. Athletic Director: Mr. Marques Clayton Head Coach: Criss Beyers Assistant Coaches: Garrett Winegar, Team Roster & Statistics Deandre Brock, Frederick Murray, Ezell Jones, Pam Schroeder, Courtney Burchett Lt. Dk. Name Ht. Gr. Pos. GP FG-FGA FG% 3FG% FT% APG RPG PPG Student Managers: Jada Baker, Anyae 3 3 Shawn Beeler 5-8 11 G 25 12-45 .267 .261 1.000 0.6 0.5 1.4 Bartlett, Mariama Bayon, Cenoy Hamilton 4 4 Antwaan Cushingberry 5-8 12 G 31 90-188 .479 .368 .778 3.7 2.1 8.5 School Colors: Black and Vegas Gold 10 10 Dean Tate 5-8 12 G 26 93-228 .408 .373 .873 2.3 1.6 11.5 Conference: Metropolitan Interscholastic 11 11 Jesse Bingham 6-5 11 F 31 132-266 .496 .300 .657 0.6 3.8 11.0 Enrollment: 3,845 12 12 Jaylen Moore 6-1 12 G 30 36-87 .414 .286 .618 0.5 1.7 3.2 Starters Returning From Last Year: 2 21 21 Joe Rush 6-0 12 G 31 92-196 .469 .275 .730 1.2 2.4 8.0 Last Year’s Final Won-Loss Record: 21-3 22 22 David Bell 6-3 11 F 29 132-246 .537 .222 .661 3.9 6.4 12.0 Season Results (31-0) 23 23 Jakobie Robinson 6-6 11 F 29 87-177 .492 .339 .672 1.9 6.3 8.2 11/22 at. Indianapolis Tech W 73-60 32 32 Jalen Stamps 5-9 11 G 6 4-7 .571 .333 .500 0.0 0.2 1.7 12/2 Franklin Central W 74-42 33 33 Malik Stanley 5-9 9 G 7 0-5 .000 .000 .400 0.0 1.1 0.3 12/8 at. Indpls. Cathedral OT W 66-64 34 34 Jameson Smith 6-2 11 F 10 4-9 .444 .333 .000 0.1 0.6 0.9 12/15 Ben Davis W 47-39 40 40 Creshaun Brown 6-0 11 G 8 7-10 .700 .500 .000 0.1 0.8 2.1 12/23 at. Lighthouse CPA W 95-46 12/27 at. Chesterton W 69-47 12/28 at. Pike W 54-46 Team Totals / Percentages 704-1489 .473 .311 .700 6.5 29.0 62.7 12/28 at. Noblesville W 51-37 1/5 Lawrence North W 63-46 1/6 at. Hamilton Southeastern W 60-56 1/9 Lawrence Central W 61-44 1/10 at. Pike W 43-37 State Finals History 1/13 at. Lawrence North W 62-58 First Appearance 1/15 at. Ben Davis W 55-43 1/19 at. Lawrence Central W 56-39 1/26 North Central (Indpls.) W 72-46 1/27 Muncie Central W 65-41 1/30 at. Zionsville 3OT W 71-67 2/1 at. Center Grove W 50-42 2/06 at. Decatur Central W 63-35 2/9 Southport W 60-35 2/13 Indpls. Lighthouse South W 100-42 2/16 Carmel W 66-65 2/20 at. Pike W 48-46 2/22 at. Fishers W 67-39

Warren Central Sectional 2/27 Indianapolis Tech W 57-34 3/2 North Central (Indpls.) W 65-60 3/3 Lawrence Central W 47-42

Criss Beyers Southport Regional 3/10 Ben Davis OT W 48-46 Head Coach 3/10 Terre Haute South W 83-48 4th Year (75-25) Seymour Semi-State 3/17 New Albany W 64-62 14 IHSAA State Basketball Tournament presented by the Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever Carmel Greyhounds Class 4A

Front Row (left to right): Ben Frische, John Michael Mulloy, Cole Jenkins, Eddie Gill, Alex Jackson, Jalen Whack, Andrew Owens, Cole Brady; Second Row: Ayman Bolad, Connor Wemhoff, Will Christie, Luke Heady, Beau Team Facts Robbins, Karsten Windlan, Jackson Jannsen, Jackson Yeary, Matthew Keck; Back Row: John Keen, Alex City/Town: Carmel Baldwin, Coach Rich Conley, Coach JR Howell, Head Coach Ryan Osborn, Coach Mickey O’Toole, Andrew County: Hamilton Okon, Cooper Biggs Superintendent: Dr. Amy Dudley and Roger McMichael Principal: Dr. Tom Harmas Team Roster & Statistics Athletic Director: Jim Inskeep Lt. Dk. Name Ht. Gr. Pos. GP FG-FGA FG% 3FG% FT% APG RPG PPG Asst. Athletic Director: Bruce Wolf 2 2 Jackson Jannsen 6-0 10 G 9 3-13 .230 .125 -- -- 0.1 0.8 Head Coach: Ryan Osborn 3 3 Cole Jenkins 6-0 12 G 27 74-162 .456 .370 .733 2.9 3.2 7.8 Assistant Coaches: Rich Conley, JR 4 4 Eddie Gill 6-0 12 G 17 38-73 .520 .518 .782 1.2 3.9 7.4 Howell, Mickey O’Toole, Dan Reddan, 11 11 Luke Heady 5-11 11 G 28 51-142 .359 .372 .734 2.2 2.3 8.2 Andrew Foley Student Managers:Cooper Biggs, Matthew 12 12 Alex Jackson 6-4 12 G 25 26-57 .456 .365 .667 0.9 1.9 3.1 Keck, Drew Okon, Jackson Yeary 14 14 Karsten Windlan 5-11 11 G 21 35-78 .448 .386 .682 0.8 0.7 5.5 School Colors: Blue and Gold 15 15 Jalen Whack 6-2 12 G 20 37-70 .528 .333 .702 0.6 3.2 5.7 Conference: Metropolitan Interscholastic 20 20 Andrew Owens 6-6 11 F 27 119-193 .616 .505 .750 0.7 4.3 11.2 Enrollment: 5018 22 22 Robert Fry 5’11 10 G 2 1-1 .100 -- .500 -- 2.0 1.5 Starters Returning From Last Year: 4 30 30 Ben Frische 6-7 11 C 16 2-6 .333 -- .900 0.2 0.9 0.8 Last Year’s Final Won-Loss Record: 22-5 32 32 Connor Wemhoff 6-2 11 F 7 3-7 .428 .000 1.00 -- 0.7 1.4 Season Results (21-7) 33 33 John Michael Mulloy 6-10 11 F 28 126-222 .567 .363 .761 1.5 8.2 15.0 11/21 at Zionsville L 62-68 12/1 at Lawrence Central W 63-49 Team Totals / Percentages 518-1037 .490 .400 .740 9.9 26.1 58.6 12/2 Pendleton Heights W 59-28 12/8 Noblesville W 66-19 12/9 Fishers L 47-49 12/15 North Central (Indpls.) W 63-48 12/16 New Albany L 48-59 State Finals History 12/28 at Anderson W 69-48 State Champion: 1977, 2012 (4A), 2013 (4A) 1/5 Center Grove W 73-64 Runner-Up: 1970 1/6 at Westfield W 73-31 State FInals Appearances: 1925, 1970, 1977, 1993, 2012 (4A), 2013 (4A), 2018 (4A) 1/10 at Indpls. Cathedral L 59-64 1/16 Avon W 61-29 1/19 Pike L 48-49 1/20 at Brownsburg W 62-32 1/26 at Ben Davis W 65-60 1/27 New Castle W 61-59 2/1 Lawrence North 2OT W 52-51 2/9 at Hamilton Southeastern L 51-58 2/10 Carroll (FW) W 53-42 2/16 at Warren Central L 65-66 2/17 at Warsaw W 53-44 2/20 Indpls. Arsenal Tech W 73-52

Noblesville Sectional 2/27 Westfield W 33-24 3/2 Hamilton Southeastern W 62-56 Ryan Osborn 3/3 Fishers W 56-49 Logansport Regional Head Coach 3/10 Homestead W 46-41 1st Year (21-7) 3/10 Fort Wayne North W 54-42 Lafayette Jefferson Semi-State 3/17 South Bend Riley W 63-43 IHSAA State Basketball Tournament presented by the Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever 15 Arthur L. Trester and Ray Craft Mental Attitude Awards The IHSAA Executive Committee presents the Arthur L. Trester & Ray Craft Mental Attitude Awards to the outstanding senior participant in each classification of the boys basketball state finals. The recipients of these awards, who were nominated by their principals and coaches, must excel in mental attitude, scholarship, leadership and athletic ability in basketball. The Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever, the presenting sponsors of the state tournament, donate a $1,000 scholarship to each school in the name of the recipient. The 4A, 3A and 2A awards are named in honor of the late Arthur L. Trester who served as first commissioner of the Association from 1929 to 1944 and helped Indiana high school sports Arthur L. Trester and the IHSAA emerge from the Great Depression in a position of preeminence unmatched by IHSAA perhaps any other state in the nation. Commissioner Beginning in 2016, the Class A award was re-named in honor of Ray Craft, the long-time 1929-1944 associate commissioner who served from 1983 to 2008. Craft was involved at nearly every level of Indiana secondary education and interscholastic athletics during his career including administering the basketball state tournament. He was also a starting senior guard on Milan High School’s 1954 state championship basketball team. 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 pass- ing prior to the 1943 tournament. In 1944, the award became known as the “IHSAA Medal for Mental Attitude”. In 1945, the IHSAA Board officially named the award “The Arthur L. Trester Medal for Mental Attitude”. Ray Craft Recipients were given a medal each year from 1945 through 1964, hence “The Arthur L. IHSAA Trester Medal for Mental Attitude.” Since 1965, the award has been made in the form of a plaque Executive Staff 1983-2008 with a copy of the original medal incorporated on the face of the plaque.

2017 Class 4A 2017 Class 3A 2017 Class 2A 2017 Class A RJ Turner Justin Crabb Keegan Freestone Jacob Page Ben Davis Twin Lakes Frankton Laf. Central Catholic Year Name School Year Name School 1916-17 Claude Curtis Martinsville 1937-38 Robert Mygrants Hammond 1917-18 Ralph Esarey Bloomington 1938-39 Jim Myers Evansville Bosse 1918-19 Walter Cross Thorntown 1939-40 Duane Conkey Mitchell 1919-20 Harold Laughlin Bedford 1940-41 Donald Server Madison 1920-21 Ralph Marlowe Sandusky 1941-42 Kenneth Brown, Jr. Muncie Burris 1921-22 Reece Jones Vincennes 1942-43 Dave Laflin Lebanon 1922-23 Maurice Robinson Anderson 1943-44 Walter McFatridge Kokomo 1923-24 Philip Kessler Richmond 1944-45 Max Allen Indianapolis Broad Ripple 1924-25 Russell Walter Kokomo 1945-46 Robert Cripe Flora 1925-26 Richard Williams Evansville Central 1946-47 Ronald Bland Terre Haute Garfield 1926-27 Franklin Prentice Kendallville 1947-48 Lee Hamilton Evansville Central 1927-28 Robert McCarnes Logansport 1948-49 James Schooley Auburn 1928-29 Emmett Lowery Indpls. Arsenal Technical 1949-50 Pat Klein Marion 1929-30 Kenneth Young LaPorte 1950-51 Robert Jewell Indianapolis Attucks 1930-31 Norman Cottom Terre Haute Wiley 1951-52 Joe Sexson Indpls. Arsenal Technical 1931-32 Jess McAnally Greencastle 1952-53 Harley Andrews Terre Haute Gerstmeyer 1932-33 James Seward Indianapolis Shortridge 1953-54 Bobby Plump Milan 1933-34 Arthur Gosman Jasper 1954-55 James Henry New Albany 1934-35 James Lyboult Richmond 1955-56 Dennis Tepe Elkhart 1935-36 Steve Sitko Ft. Wayne Central 1956-57 Robert Perigo Lafayette Jefferson 1936-37 Robert Menke Huntingburg 1957-58 Richard Haslam Crawfordsville 1958-59 James Rayl Kokomo 16 IHSAA State Basketball Tournament presented by the Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever Mental Attitude Awards

Year Name School Year Name School 1959-60 Robert Cantrell East Chicago Washington 2002-03 4A Alex Kock DeKalb 1960-61 Tom & Dick VanArsdale Indianapolis Manual 3A Michael Dury Indianapolis Bishop Chatard 1961-62 John Wilson Evansville Bosse 2A Beau Bauer Cass 1962-63 Greg Samuels Terre Haute Garfield A Derrick Smith Southwestern (Shelbyville) 1963-64 Mike Weaver Huntington 2003-04 4A Stefan Routt Lawrence North 1964-65 Edward Bopp Indianapolis Washington 3A Jon Zeser Bellmont 1965-66 James Cadwell Michigan City Elston 2A Kyle Johnson Jimtown 1966-67 Charles Nelson Fort Wayne South Side A Bryan Hurst Waldron 1967-68 James Nelson Gary Roosevelt 2004-05 4A Brandon McPherson Lawrence North 3A Luke Zeller Washington 1968-69 Joe Sutter Marion A Jason Holsinger Lapel 1969-70 James Trout Loogootee 2005-06 4A Lawrence North 1970-71 Jerry B. Lamberson New Castle 3A Tyler Rigby Jay County 1971-72 Mark Inman Jeffersonville 2A Tim James Forest Park 1972-73 Garry Abplanalp Franklin A Jordan Perkins Hauser 1973-74 Jon & Don McGlocklin Franklin 2006-07 4A E’Twaun Moore East Chicago Central 1974-75 Steve Walker Lebanon 3A Jason Renz Plymouth 1975-76 Jack David Colescott Marion 2A Thad Laudenbacher Winchester 1976-77 Mark Herrmann Carmel A Adam Pflugshaupt Oregon-Davis 1977-78 Jack Moore Muncie Central 2007-08 4A Gordon Hayward Brownsburg 1978-79 Malcolm Cameron Terre Haute South 3A Pryce Underwood Harding 1979-80 Jeff Todd Marion 2A Lucas Wickersham Winchester A Jacob Everett Triton 1980-81 Karl Donovan Vincennes Lincoln 2008-09 4A Reggie Hearn Fort Wayne Snider 1981-82 Phillip Wendel Plymouth 3A Brody Schoen Rochester 1982-83 John Harter Anderson 2A Blaze Ayers Brownstown Central 1983-84 Milan Petrovic Lake Central A Gerald Hardesty Jac-Cen-Del 1984-85 Todd Graf Richmond 2009-10 4A Justin Clemens Warsaw 1985-86 Todd Anderson Shelbyville 3A Ethan Hunsinger Washington 1986-87 Marvin Rea Gary Roosevelt 2A Reggie Nesbit Park Tudor 1987-88 Sam Long Muncie Central A Christian Duncheon Barr-Reeve 1988-89 Patrick Graham Floyd Central 2010-11 4A Spencer Turner Bloomington South 1989-90 Damon Bailey Bedford North Lawrence 3A Cody Zeller Washington 1990-91 Steve Nicodemus Whitko A Jordan Everett Triton 2011-12 4A Sam Curts Carmel 1991-92 Richie Hammel Lafayette Jefferson 3A Garrett Bucher Norwell 1992-93 Pete Miller South Bend St. Joseph’s 2A Austin Kyker Park Tudor 1993-94 Bryce Drew Valparaiso A Matt Wheeler Rockville 1994-95 T.J. Lux Merrillville 2012-13 4A Michael Volovic Carmel 1995-96 Matt Taylor Warsaw 3A Thomas Starks FW Concordia Lutheran 1996-97 Billy Lynch Delta 2A Austin Karazsia Linton-Stockton 1997-98 4A Brad McPherson Marion A Michael Lynch Borden 3A Zach Fox Indianapolis Cathedral 2013-14 4A Trey Lyles Indianapolis Arsenal Tech 2A Rusty Garner Alexandria 3A Macy Holdsworth Greensburg A Grant McBride Bloomfield 2A Jamar Weaver Westview 1998-99 4A Tim Church Elkhart Central A Micah Bullock Barr-Reeve 2014-15 4A Dana Batt Homestead 3A Jeff Wiltrout Plainfield 3A Matt Labus Guerin Catholic 2A Luke Kimmel Paoli 2A Cam & Conner Bates Frankton A Jake Holder Tecumseh A Ethan Duncheon Barr-Reeve 1999-00 4A Bloomington North 2015-16 4A Charles Phinisee McCutcheon 3A Shane Power Andrean 3A Ethan Thomas Ev. Bosse 2A Scott Study Winchester 2A Brian Warren Indpls. Howe A Clark Golish Union (Dugger) A Eli Combs Bloomfield 2000-01 4A Chris Thomas Pike 2016-17 4A RJ Turner Ben Davis 3A Brian Bell Muncie Southside 3A Justin Crabb Twin Lakes 2A Matt Robbins Batesville 2A Keegan Freestone Frankton A Andy Brown Blue River Valley A Jacob Page Lafayette Central Catholic 2001-02 4A Chris Hunter Gary West Side 3A Brian Wright Delta 2A Mark Gonzales Speedway A Troy Roberson Rossville

IHSAA State Basketball Tournament presented by the Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever 17 State Champions

2017 IHSAA 4A Boys Basketball 2017 IHSAA 3A Boys Basketball State Champion State Champion Ben Davis Indianapolis Crispus Attucks

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 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

18 IHSAA State Basketball Tournament presented by the Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever State Champions

2017 IHSAA 2A Boys Basketball 2017 IHSAA A Boys Basketball State Champion State Champion Frankton Tindley

Year Champion Runner-Up Score Head Coach Record Site 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 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 (continued on page 20) IHSAA State Basketball Tournament presented by the Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever 19 Last Year’s State Finals in Review

Unranked Ben Davis Outlast Fort Wayne North Side for 4A Crown Down as many as nine points and hit a to give the Giants a shooting just over 30 percent from the three-point lead, and the Legends floor in the first half, it looked like Ben missed a 3 at the buzzer. Davis’ magical postseason ride was going to end. But the Giants weren’t Windham led the Giants (23-5) with 15 ready to go quietly. points, while Datrion Harper added 14 and Aaron Henry 10. Jaylen Butz and Finding its shooting touch in the Juan Quarles scored 11 points apiece second half and taking control down for the Legends. Butz also grabbed a the stretch, Ben Davis knocked off game-high 12 rebounds. fourth-ranked Fort Wayne North Side 55-52 for its third state title – and first Fort Wayne North Side (27-3) was able in 21 years. It was the third win of a to extend a 13-9 lead after one quarter team ranked eighth or higher in the to 25-16 with 3:13 left in the half. But postseason for the unranked Giants, the Giants sandwiched a pair of Henry who ended the season on a 14-game baskets around a Windham 3-pointer win streak. to close the half on a 7-2 run, creeping within 27-23 at the break. With the game tied at 46 with 3:12 left, the Giants’ Jalen Windham knocked The Giants scored the first five points down the go-ahead 3-pointer. After of the third quarter to take their first championships in 1995 and ’96. Fort a Legends’ miss, R.J. Turner was lead of the game since 2-0. The teams Wayne North Side, coached by Shabaz fouled, hit his first free throw and then traded the lead five more times the rest Khaliq, ended an even longer finals rebounded his own miss and laid the of the way before Ben Davis’ closing drought, advancing to the final game ball up, giving the Giants a 52-46 lead run. for the first time since a runner-up with 1:19 left. finish in 1965. The Mark James-coached Giants were The state championship was the first Fort Wayne North would get within 54- making their first state finals appear- for James, now in his 35th year coach- 52 with 18 second left, but Josh Brewer ance since winning back-to-back state ing Indiana high school basketball. Jamal Harris’ Late Putback Wins the 3A Title for Crispus Attucks

Attucks had three state titles on its A 10-0 run to start the second quarter résumé but hadn’t won a cham- put Twin Lakes back on top by four, pionship since 1959. It won its but the Tigers again battled back, fourth in exciting fashion and did using a 20-7 stretch – including nine so in front of a man who played straight points during a three-minute a huge part in two of those state span – to take a 39-32 lead with 1:10 titles: NBA Hall of Famer Oscar left in the half. Robertson, who graduated from Attucks in 1956 after leading the But Bennington hit a trey just before school to back-to-back titles. the half ended, and the Indians then opened the third with nine straight Attucks (25-4) had trailed by points to take a 45-39 lead. The seven points early in the fourth Indians would push the margin to 59- quarter but fought back to take 50, but a 3-pointer and then four-point a 71-70 lead with 1:29 left on a play by Nike Sibande brought Attucks basket by Teyon Scanlan. Bryce to within 61-57 after three. Bennington hit a foul shot with 36.9 seconds left to tie the game, Scanlan led the Tigers, who made setting up Harris’ heroics. the final under first-year head coach One of the most storied programs in Chris Hawkins, with 24 points, while Indiana high school basketball added A back-and-forth first half saw both Sibande added 23 points and eight another chapter in thrilling fashion. teams go on scoring runs to appear to rebounds. Jamal Harris’ basket from take control of the game. Twin Lakes the left baseline with just 0.9 seconds jumped on top 11-6 early, but Attucks Bennington scored a game-high 32 left gave Crispus Attucks the Class 3A would eventually surge in front 25-19 points for the Indians, who were mak- state championship with a 73-71 win on Teyon Scanlan’s 3-pointer just ing their first state finals appearance over Twin Lakes. before the end of the first quarter. under longtime coach Kent Adams.

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Frankton Downs Crawford County for First State Basketball Title A record-setting defensive effort paved the way for another record, leading Frankton to its first-ever boys basketball state title. The Eagles came up with 19 steals – an all-class championship game record – leading to a 60-32 win over Crawford County. The 28-point win beat the previous 2A record for margin of victory by one point.

In its only other finals appearance, Frankton lost in the 2015 Class 2A title game to Park Tudor by 27 points – the previous record for winning margin. But the Eagles, coached by alum Brent Brobston, left no doubt this time, build- ing a 32-14 halftime lead and pushing it to as many as 30 points the rest of the way.

The Eagles’ pressure forced the (23-6) forced three straight turnovers game-high 23 points. Eight came to Wolfpack into 13 turnovers in the open- during a 10-0 run that upped the lead start the quarter and gave the Eagles ing 16 minutes and 25 for the game. to 11. After the Wolfpack closed to 18-9 a 40-14 lead. By the end of the quarter Frankton guard Landon Weins had all at the end of the quarter, Frankton Frankton led 50-20. five of his steals in the first half, while then scored the first eight points of the teammates Maurice Knight and Patrick second to move on top 26-9. Crawford County, making its first finals Spillman had four each. appearance, finished the season 22-7 With his team up 18 at halftime, Knight for Coach Levi Carmichael. Tyrell Nick- Up 7-6 in the first quarter, the Eagles took over in the third, scoring 14 of his elson led the Wolfpack with 14 points. Drive from Hunter White Delivers First State Championship to Tindley

game early in the fourth quarter and again with 28.7 seconds left on Bar- rett’s free throw. That set the stage for White’s game-winning shot after the Tigers worked the clocked down.

The Knights (22-7), coached by David Barrett, were making their first appear- ance in the state finals since winning a Class A title in 2003. They led by as many as six points in the first quarter. They followed suite late in the first half, with another 6 point lead. 26-20.

But the Tigers went on an 18-6 run spanning the end of the first half and start of the third quarter, opening up a 38-32 lead on Sincere McMahon’s Hampered by foul trouble the entire and played just 15 minutes total. He 3-pointer with 5:31 left in the quarter. game, Tindley’s Hunter White still man- scored five points – 12.4 below his The Knights would chip away at the aged to be on the court at the exact season average – but his final bucket lead, closing to 44-42 on 3-pointer from time he needed to be. The result was made the Tigers’ first appearance in Tyler Powers just before the end of the first boys basketball state title for the state finals a memorable one. the third. the Tigers. Tindley, which finished 24-5 under Chris Murff led the Tigers with 13 White’s bank shot in the lane with just Coach Bob Wonnell, led by as many points – nearly triple his season aver- five seconds left gave Tindley a 51-49 as five points in the third quarter. But age – while McMahon added 10. Avery win against Lafayette Central Catholic behind forward/center Carson Barrett, Denhart led the Knights with 17 points, in the Class A title game. White picked who scored his team’s final seven while Barrett added 11 points and a up his fourth foul in the third quarter points, the Knights rallied to tie the game-high 11 rebounds.

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State Champions (continued from page 17) Year Champion Runner-Up Score Head Coach Record Site 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 (2 OT) 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 (OT) 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 2009-10 4A North Central (Indianapolis) Warsaw 95-74 Doug Mitchell 25-3 Conseco Fieldhouse 3A Washington Gary Wallace 65-62 (OT) Gene Miiller 23-3 Conseco Fieldhouse 2A Wheeler Park Tudor 41-38 Mike Jones 27-1 Conseco Fieldhouse A Bowman Academy Barr-Reeve 74-52 Marvin Rea 24-1 Conseco Fieldhouse 2010-11 4A Bloomington South Kokomo 56-42 J.R. Holmes 26-2 Conseco Fieldhouse 3A Washington Culver Academies 61-46 Gene Miiller 24-4 Conseco Fieldhouse 2A Park Tudor Hammond Bishop Noll 43-42 Ed Schilling 26-2 Conseco Fieldhouse A Indianapolis Metropolitan Triton 59-55 Nick Reich 22-6 Conseco Fieldhouse 2011-12 4A Carmel Pike 80-67 Scott Heady 22-4 Bankers Life Fieldhouse 3A Guerin Catholic Norwell 64-48 Pete Smith 23-5 Bankers Life Fieldhouse 2A Park Tudor Bowman Academy 79-57 Ed Schilling 24-2 Bankers Life Fieldhouse A Loogootee Rockville 55-52 Mike Wagoner 21-4 Bankers Life Fieldhouse 2012-13 4A Carmel Indianapolis Cathedral 57-53 Scott Heady 25-2 Bankers Life Fieldhouse 3A Greensburg Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran 73-70 (OT) Stacy Meyer 26-1 Bankers Life Fieldhouse 2A Bowman Academy Linton-Stockton 86-73 Marvin Rea 18-9 Bankers Life Fieldhouse A Borden Triton 55-50 Doc Nash 24-3 Bankers Life Fieldhouse 2013-14 4A Indianapolis Arsenal Tech Lake Central 63-59 Jason Delaney 27-2 Bankers Life Fieldhouse 3A Greensburg Bowman Academy 89-76 Stacy Meyer 28-1 Bankers Life Fieldhouse 2A Park Tudor Westview 84-57 Kyle Cox 24-4 Bankers Life Fieldhouse A Marquette Catholic Barr-Reeve 70-66 (OT) Donovan Garletts 20-6 Bankers Life Fieldhouse 2014-15 4A Homestead Evansville Reitz 91-90 (OT) Chris Johnson 29-2 Bankers Life Fieldhouse 3A Guerin Catholic Griffith 62-56 Pete Smith 22-8 Bankers Life Fieldhouse 2A Park Tudor Frankton 73-46 Kyle Cox 26-2 Bankers Life Fieldhouse A Barr-Reeve Marquette Catholic 65-50 Bryan Hughes 27-2 Bankers Life Fieldhouse 2015-16 4A New Albany McCutcheon 62-59 Jim Shannon 27-1 Bankers Life Fieldhouse 3A Marion Evansville Bosse 73-68 James Blackmon 23-7 Bankers Life Fieldhouse 2A Lapel Indianapolis Howe 59-37 Jimmie Howell 26-4 Bankers Life Fieldhouse A Liberty Christian Bloomfield 64-45 Jason Chappell 26-4 Bankers Life Fieldhouse 2016-17 4A Ben Davis Fort Wayne North Side 55-52 Mark James 23-5 Bankers Life Fieldhouse 3A Indianapolis Crispus Attucks Twin Lakes 73-71 Chris Hawkins 25-4 Bankers Life Fieldhouse 2A Frankton Crawford County 60-32 Brent Brobston 23-6 Bankers Life Fieldhouse A Tindley Lafayette Central Catholic 51-49 Bob Wonnell 24-5 Bankers Life Fieldhouse

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Richard Lugar Award

BOB GARDNER RECIPIENT OF RICHARD G. LUGAR AWARD Executive Director of the NFHS, Bob Gardner, is on a national level. A principal and superintendent the second annual recipient of the Richard G Lugar in the Milan Community School system, Gardner Award for Distinguished Service to Interscholastic joined the IHSAA staff as an Assistant Commis- Athletics. sioner in 1985, and was later appointed Commis- sioner of the Association in 1995. At halftime of the 4A state championship game on Joining the National Federation of State High Saturday night, Richard School Associations in 2000, Gardner later as- Lugar, IHSAA Commissioner sumed the role of Executive Director in 2010, and Bobby Cox and Jim Morris, has since led the organization’s focus on risk mini- Vice Chairman of Pacers mization in high school sports, with particular em- Sports and Entertainment, phasis on concussion awareness. He has brought and Governor Eric Holcomb a heightened national presence to the work of the will present the award to NFHS and its member state associations. Bob Gardner. A Hoosier legend, Gardner obtained his under- After committing to a career in secondary educa- graduate degree from the university of Evansville, tion that has spanned 48 years, Gardner will be and attended Ball State University for his master’s retiring this August from his work that has impacted and Ed.S degree. He is a member of the Indiana high schools in both local Indiana communities and High School Wrestling Hall of Fame, and has also across the country. A three-sport athlete at Boon- served on the Board of Directors for USA Football, ville High School, Gardner spent his entire career USA Basketball, and the Indiana Sports Corpora- in Indiana while having an impact and awareness tion.

Outstanding Official State’s Top Official Each year, the Indiana High School Athletic Association the state finals for both girls basketball and football as well honors an outstanding official in each sport during the State (three girls basketball finals and three football finals). Final Tournament. Gary was selected for this honor by a committee represent- Gary Hamilton, of Franklin, ing the official’s associations. In Indiana, there are 24 is the recipient of the 2017- associations made up of more than 7,000 men and women 18 IHSAA Outstanding who give up much of their personal time to in provid- Basketball Official award. ing wholesome, worthwhile, and healthy activities for the As a member of the Indiana student-athletes in our state. Statewide, there are more Officials Association, than 8,000 officials licensed by the IHSAA in 11 sports. Gary has been a licensed basketball official for the A 1978 graduate of Indian Creek, Gary is a sporting goods past 37 years where he sales rep at The Winning Edge in Rochester. He is very ac- has served as Basket- tive in his community, serving as an official for the Franklin ball Chairperson for his Boys Club since 1982, and also working as a volunteer association. During his official at the Outdoor Games for the Greenwood Parks career, he’s officiated 30 Department. Gary and his wife have been married for 17 basketball sectional championships, 23 regionals, eight (8) years. He has three children – Erin (37), Brooke (31), and semi-states, and four (4) state finals. In addition, Kirk is a Sara (31). licensed football and baseball official, and he has refereed 24 IHSAA State Basketball Tournament presented by the Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever State Finals Records

Top Five Scoring Leaders (Multiple Class) Top Five Rebounding Leaders (Multiple Class)

Class 4A Class 4A Rk. Name School Pts. Year Rk. Name School Rbs. Year 1. Ben Gardner Carmel 31 2012 1. Justin Riley Elkhart Central 17 1999 2. Greg Oden Lawrence North 29 2005 2. Chris Hunter Gary West Side 15 2002 3. Romeo Langford New Albany 28 2016 3. Julian Mavunga Brownsburg 14 2008 Nic Moore Warsaw 28 2010 Bradley Sneary Fort Wayne Snider 14 2009 E’Twaun Moore East Chicago Central 28 2007 Caleb Swanigan Homestead 14 2015 Zach Randolph Marion 28 2000 Class 3A Class 3A Rk. Name School Rbs. Year Rk. Name School Pts. Year 1. Gerry Hall Muncie Southside 26 1999 1. Tyler Zeller Washington 43 2008 Cody Zeller Washington 26 2010 2. Bruce Grimm Jr. Rochester 40 2009 3. Cody Zeller Washington 18 2011 3. Kelly Robbins Delta 38 2002 4. Seth Coy Washington 16 2008 4. Bryce Bennington Twin Lakes 32 2017 Sean Sellers Greensburg 16 2014 5. Zach Hahn New Castle 29 2006 Tyler Zeller Washington 16 2008 Matt Holba Guerin Catholic 29 2015 Class 2A Class 2A Rk. Name School Rbs. Year Rk. Name School Pts. Year 1. Brandon Hopf Forest Park 16 2005 1. Trevon Bluiett Park Tudor 38 2014 2. Deshaun Thomas Fort Wayne Bishop Luers 15 2009 2. Tyler Koch Winchester 37 2008 3. J.D. Clampitt Speedway 14 2002 3. Deshaun Thomas Fort Wayne Bishop Luers 34 2009 Trai Essex Harding 14 2001 4. Bryce Moore Park Tudor 31 2015 Brandon Hopf Forest Park 14 2006 5. Jacob Garvin Batesville 30 2001 Class A Class A Rk. Name School Rbs. Year Rk. Name School Pts. Year 1. Bobby Jolliff Hauser 15 2006 1. Zane Bowman Barr-Reeve 37 2002 2. Jordan Barnard Waldron 14 2004 Brock Graves Rossville 37 2002 Todd Humerickhouse Bloomfield 14 1998 3. Brody Boyd Union (Dugger) 35 2000 Josh Wittgren Union (Dugger) 14 2000 4. Ryan Fazekas Marquette Catholic 34 2014 5. Colton Keel Triton 13 2009 5. Ryan Rooks Southwestern (Shelbyville) 31 2003 Anthony Jackson Indianapolis Metropolitan 13 2011

Top 10 Scoring Leaders (Single Class) Top 5 Rebounding Leaders (Single Class) One Game (* championship game) One Game (* championship game) Rk. Name School Pts. Year Rk. Name School Rbs. Year 1. James Blackmon Marion 52 1983 1. Brad Miley Rushville 29 1976 2. Troy Lewis Anderson 42 1983 2. George McGinnis Indianapolis Washington 27 1969 3. Ron Bonham Muncie Central 40 1960 3. Jim Ligon Kokomo 24 1961 David Shepherd Carmel 40 *1970 4. Brebeuf Jesuit 23 1991 Pete Trgovich East Chicago Washington 40 1971 5. Jim Bradley East Chicago Roosevelt 21 *1970 6. Indpls. Crispus Attucks 39 *1956 Brad Miley Rushville 21 *1976 Scott Skiles Plymouth 39 *1982 Courtney Witte Vincennes Lincoln 21 *1981 8. Pat Graham Floyd Central 37 1989 Drake Morris East Chicago Washington 37 1977 Two Games 10. Bill Finley New Albany 36 1973 Rk. Name School Rbs. Year Dee Monroe Madison 36 *1949 1. Brad Miley Rushville 50 1976 2. Jim Ligon Kokomo 42 1961 Two Games 3. George McGinnis Indianapolis Washington 41 1969 Rk. Name School Pts. Year 4. Jim Bradley East Chicago Roosevelt 39 1970 1. Troy Lewis Anderson 76 1983 5. Lawrence North 37 1989 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

IHSAA State Basketball Tournament presented by the Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever 25 JON BOLEN is a senior manager with Rolls Royce, based locally in Indianapolis. He has been a long-time Indiana Fever season ticket holder and attended the Fever’s very first game in 2000. His oldest daughter, Samantha (now 23) attended games as a young girl and now his youngest daughter (Josie is 11) attends every game. Jon has coached both his daughters’ youth basketball teams and the girls have literally grown up with the Fever.

WHAT MAKES THE GAME EXPERIENCE SO SPECIAL? “Having two daughters that played basketball, there are teaching moments and learning experiences. Both girls have become recognized by the players, by attending games and so many of the team’s special events. The players have always been very friendly and developed nice relationships with the girls. As a dad, that’s pretty special to see for your kids.”

WHY DID YOU CHOOSE THE FEVER FOR YOUR SUMMER ENTERTAINMENT? “We’ve become part of the Fever Family, if you will. My girls have built strong relationships with the players over time. I think it is the ability to actually interact with players that has meant so much. Having Fever players actually come watch your daughter play an AAU game. That’s what really has been special. And now, Samantha has graduated college and comes to games herself.”

Josie (left) and Samantha Bolen pose with Pacers star Myles Turner at a recent Indiana Fever game.

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State Finals Records

Fewest Points Allowed Team Records 4A: 29 by Lawrence North vs. Columbia City, 2004. 3A: 43 by New Castle vs. Jay County, 2006. Most Points 4A: 95 by North Central (Indianapolis) vs. Warsaw, 2010. 2A: 32 by Frankton vs. Crawford County, 2017. 3A: 89 by Greensburg vs. Bowman Academy, 2014. A: 36 by Hauser vs. Tri-Central, 2006. 2A: 86 by Bowman Academy vs. Linton-Stockton, 2013. Single Class A: 82 by Lafayette Central Catholic vs. Union (Dugger), 2000. Semifinal Game: 16 by Anderson vs. Rochester, 1937. Single Class Championship Game: 8 by Wingate vs. Anderson, 1914. Semifinal Game: 102 by Muncie Central vs. Bloomington, 1960; 102 by East Chicago Washington vs. Floyd Central, 1971. Most Field Goals Made Championship Game: 97 by Indpls. Attucks vs. Gary Roosevelt, 1955. 4A: 36 by North Central (Indianapolis) vs. Warsaw, 2010. 3A: 32 by Indpls. Bishop Chatard vs. Fort Wayne Elmhurst, 2003; 32 by Princeton vs. Rochester, 2009; Most Combined Points 4A: 181 by Homestead (91) and Evansville Reitz (90) 2015 32 by Bowman Academy vs. Greensburg, 2014. 3A: 165 by Greensburg (89) and Bowman Academy (76), 2014. 2A: 35 by Bowman Academy vs. Linton-Stockton, 2013. 2A: 159 by Bowman Academy (86) and Linton-Stockton (73), 2013 A: 30 by Rossville vs. Barr-Reeve, 2002; A: 152 by Laf. Central Cath. (82) and Union (Dugger) (70), 2000. 30 by Bowman Academy vs. Barr-Reeve, 2010. Single Class Single Class Semifinal Game: 194 by SB Adams (99) and Anderson (95), 1973. Semifinal Game: 45 by South Bend Adams vs. Anderson, 1973. Championship Game: 181 by SB Clay (93) and Valparaiso (88) (OT), 1994. Championship Game: 38 by Indianapolis Attucks vs. Kokomo, 1959.

Largest Margin of Victory Most Combined Field Goals Made 4A: 24 by Lawrence North (80) and Muncie Central (56), 2006. 4A: 65 by North Central (33) and East Chicago Central (32), 2007. 3A: 34 by Indpls. Bishop Chatard (78) and FW Elmhurst (44), 2003. 3A: 63 by Greensburg (31) and Bowman Academy (32), 2014. 2A: 28 by Frankton (60) and Crawford County (32), 2017. 2A: 61 by Bowman Academy (35) and Linton-Stockton (26), 2013. A: 28 by Hauser (64) and Tri-Central (36), 2006. A: 55 by Laf. Central Catholic (28) and Union (Dugger) (27), 2000; Single Class 55 by Rossville (30) and Barr-Reeve (25), 2002. Semifinal Game: 36 by Muncie Cent. (102) and Bloomington (66), 1960. Single Class Championship Game: 40 by Lebanon (51) and Franklin (11), 1912. Semifinal Game: 87 by SB Adams (45) and Anderson (42), 1973. Championship Game: 67 by New Albany (36) and SB Adams (31), 1973.

Most Points In A Half 4A: 51 by North Central (2nd half) vs. East Chicago Central, 2007. Most Field Goals Attempted 3A: 48 by Marion (2nd half) vs. Evansville Bosse, 2016. 4A: 65 by East Chicago Central vs. North Central, 2007; 2A: 49 by Park Tudor (2nd half) vs. Westview, 2014. 65 by North Central vs. East Chicago Central, 2007. A: 45 by Rossville (1st half) vs. Barr-Reeve, 2002. 3A: 78 by Bowman Academy vs. Greensburg, 2014. Single Class 2A: 72 by Forest Park vs. Harding, 2005. Semifinal Game: 55 by Gary Roosevelt (2nd half) vs. Whitko, 1991. A: 70 by Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian vs. Waldron, 2004. Championship Game: 51 by Indianapolis Attucks (1st half) vs. Gary Single Class Roosevelt, 1955. Semifinal Game: 91 by Ind. Arsenal Tech.l vs. Laf. Jefferson, 1952. Championship Game: 85 by SB Adams vs. New Albany, 1973. Most Combined Points In A Half 4A: 97 by North Central (49) and Warsaw (48) (2nd half), 2010. Most Combined Field Goals Attempted 3A: 87 by Evans. Bosse (45) and Plymouth (42) (2nd half), 2007. 4A: 130 by East Chicago Central (65) and North Central (65), 2007. 2A: 84 by Brownstown Central (43) and Jimtown (41) (2nd half), 2004; 3A: 138 by Muncie Southside (77) and Plainfield (61), 1999. 84 by Bowman Academy (42) and Linton-Stockton (42), 2013. 2A: 129 by Forest Park (72) and Harding (57), 2005. A: 83 by Triton (42) and Jac-Cen-Del (41) (2nd half), 2009. A: 124 by Tri-Central (67) and Hauser (57), 2006. Single Class Single Class Semifinal Game: 100 by East Chicago Washington (53) and Floyd Semifinal Game: 180 by Ind. Attucks (90) and Evan Reitz (90), 1951. Central (47) (2nd half), 1971. Championship Game: 162 by Gary Tolleston (83) and Indpls. Championship Game: 91 by SB Adams (49) and New Albany (42) Washington (79), 1969. (2nd half), 1973. Highest Percentage 4A: .615 (24-39) by Lawrence North vs. Muncie Central, 2005. Most Points In A Quarter 3A: .692 (27-39) by Indianapolis Cathedral vs. Yorktown, 1998; 4A: 30 by E. Chicago Central (2nd quarter) vs. North Central, 2007. .692 (27-39) by Washington vs. Plymouth, 2005. 3A: 31 by Marion (3rd quarter) vs. Evansville Bosse, 2016. 2A: .578 (26-45) by Park Tudor vs. Frankton, 2015. 2A: 31 by Jimtown (4th quarter) vs. Brownstown Central, 2004. A: .563 (18-32) by Loogootee vs. Rockville, 2012. A: 31 by Triton (4th quarter) vs. Borden, 2013. Single Class Single Class Semifinal Game: .680 (32-47) by Vincennes Lincoln vs. Shenandoah, 1981. Semifinal Game: 34 by Anderson (4th quarter) vs. SB Adams, 1973; Championship Game: .596 (31-52) by Marion vs. Richmond, 1985. 34 by East Chicago Washington (4th quarter) vs. Richmond, 1985. Highest Combined Field Goal Percentage Championship Game: 32 by SB Clay (4th qtr.) vs. Valparaiso, 1994. 4A: .561 by North Central (Indianapolis) (36-63) and Warsaw (28-51), 2010. 3A: .567 by Plymouth (22-38) and Evansville Bosse (24-43), 2007. Most Combined Points In A Quarter 2A: .517 by Bowman Academy (35-71) and Linton-Stockton (26-47), 2013. 4A: 53 by Pike (28) and Carmel (23) (4th quarter), 2012. A: .509 by Rossville (30-54) and Barr-Reeve (25-54), 2002. 3A: 55 by Evans. Bosse (30) and Plymouth (25) (4th quarter), 2007. Single Class 2A: 59 by Jimtown (31) and Brownstown Cent. (28) (4th qtr.), 2004. Semifinal Game: .566 by Kokomo (26-43) and Floyd Cent. (25-47), 1989. A: 58 by Triton (31) and Borden (27) (4th quarter), 2013. Championship Game: .574 by Plymouth (29-50) and Gary Roosevelt Single Class (33-58), 1982. 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. 28 IHSAA State Basketball Tournament presented by the Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever State Finals Records

Most 3-Point Field Goals Made Most Combined Free Throws Made 4A: 12 by Evansville Reitz vs. Homestead, 2015. 4A: 41 by Carmel (30) and Pike (11), 2012. 3A: 15 by Rochester vs. Princeton, 2009. 3A: 45 by Muncie Southside (27) and Evans. Mater Dei (18), 2001. 2A: 14 by Park Tudor vs. Westview, 2014. 2A: 47 by Winchester (27) and Northwestern (20), 2007. A: 11 by Marquette Catholic vs. Barr-Reeve, 2014. A: 38 by Barr-Reeve (26) and Marquette Catholic (12), 2015. Single Class Single Class Semifinal Game: 8 by Lafayette Jefferson vs. Warsaw, 1992. Semifinal Game: 50 by New Albany (33) and Warsaw (17), 1996. Championship Game: 10 by Valparaiso vs. South Bend Clay, 1994. Championship Game: 39 by Connersville (32) and Gary West Side (7), 1972.

Most Combined 3-Point Field Goals Made Most Free Throws Attempted 4A: 17 by McCutcheon (9) and New Albany (8), 2016. 4A: 45 by Carmel vs. Pike, 2012. 3A: 19 by Plymouth (11) and Washington (8), 2005; 3A: 45 by Washington vs. Gary Wallace, 2010. 19 by Rochester (15) and Princeton (4), 2009. 2A: 36 by Winchester vs. Northwestern, 2007. 2A: 20 by Park Tudor (14) and Westview (6), 2014. A: 36 by Barr-Reeve vs. Marquette Catholic, 2015. A: 18 by Marquette Catholic (11) and Barr-Reeve (7), 2014. Single Class Single Class Semifinal Game: 53 by New Albany vs. Warsaw, 1996. Semifinal Game: 13 by Valparaiso (7) and Ben Davis (6), 1994. Championship Game: 46 by Connersville vs. Gary West Side, 1972. Championship Game: 19 by Valparaiso (10) and SB Clay (9), 1994. Most Combined Free Throws Attempted Most 3-Point Field Goals Attempted 4A: 68 by Carmel (45) and Pike (23), 2012. 4A: 30 by Evansville Reitz vs. Homestead, 2015. 3A: 62 by Washington (45) and Gary Wallace (17), 2010. 3A: 33 by Rochester vs. Princeton, 2009. 2A: 71 by Winchester (36) and Northwestern (35), 2007. 2A: 29 by Frankton vs. Park Tudor, 2015. A: 56 by Barr-Reeve (36) and Marquette Catholic (20), 2015. A: 31 by Tri-Central vs. Hauser, 2006. Single Class Single Class Semifinal Game: 75 by New Albany (53) and Warsaw (22), 1996. Semifinal Game: 29 by Ben Davis vs. Valparaiso, 1994. Championship Game: 58 by Connersville (46) and Gary West Side (12), 1972. Championship Game: 30 by Valparaiso vs. South Bend Clay, 1994. Highest Free Throw Percentage (min. 10 attempts) Most Combined 3-Point Field Goals Attempted 4A: .923 (12-13) by Indianapolis Cathedral vs. Carmel, 2013. 4A: 44 by New Albany (25) and McCutcheon (19), 2016. 3A: 1.000 (11-11) by Plymouth vs. Washington, 2005; 3A: 52 by Rochester (33) and Princeton (19), 2009. 1.000 (10-10) by Rochester vs. Princeton, 2009. 2A: 45 by Park Tudor (27) and Westview (18), 2014. 2A: .941 (16-17) by Alexandria vs. Southwestern (Hanover), 1998. A: 42 by Tri-Central (31) and Hauser (11), 2006. A: .928 (13-14) by Barr-Reeve vs. Marquette Catholic, 2014. Single Class Single Class Semifinal Game: 43 by Ben Davis (29) and Valparaiso (14), 1994. Semifinal Game: 1.000 (16-16) by Loogootee vs. Col. North, 1975. Championship Game: 49 by Valparaiso (30) and SB Clay (19), 1994. Championship Game: .941 (16-17) by Muncie Central vs. Anderson, 1979.

Highest 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 10 attempts) Highest Combined Free Throw Percentage 4A: .500 (6-12) by Lawrence North vs. Muncie Central, 2006. 4A: .826 by Evansville Reitz (20-22) and Homestead (18-24), 2015. 3A: .611 (11-18) by Indianapolis Crispus Attucks vs. Twin Lakes, 3A: .851 by Rochester (10-10) and Princeton (13-17), 2009. 2017. 2A: .827 by Alexandria (16-17) and Southwestern (Han.) (8-12), 1998; 2A: .588 (10-17) by Westview vs. Winchester, 2000. .827 by Westview (13-15) and Winchester (11-14), 2000. A: .571 (8-14) by Borden vs. Triton, 2013. A: .888 by Barr-Reeve (13-14) and Marquette Catholic (3-4), 2014. Single Class Single Class Semifinal Game: .500 (7-14) by Valparaiso vs. Ben Davis, 1994. Semifinal Game: .880 by Warsaw (16-17) and New Castle (6-8), 1984. Championship Game: .600 (6-10) by Merrillville vs. Ben Davis, 1995. Championship Game: .947 by Muncie Central (16-17) and Anderson (2-2), 1979. Highest Combined 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (minimum 15 attempts) Most Rebounds (includes team rebounds) 4A: .448 by Bloomington North (10-22) and Marion (3-7), 2000. 4A: 44 by Carmel vs. Pike, 2012; 3A: .545 by Indianapolis Crispus Attucks (11-18) vs. Twin Lakes 44 by Homestead vs. Evansville Reitz, 2015. (7-15), 2017. 3A: 67 by Muncie Southside vs. Plainfield, 1999. 2A: .444 by Harding (3-7) and Batesville (5-11), 2001; 2A: 52 by Forest Park vs. Harding, 2005. .444 by Park Tudor (14-27) and Westview (6-18), 2014. A: 55 by Hauser vs. Tri-Central, 2006. A: .473 by Marquette Catholic (11-22) and Barr-Reeve (7-16), 2014. Single Class Single Class Semifinal Game: 64 by Kokomo vs. Logansport, 1961. Semifinal Game: .348 by Kokomo (4-9) and Floyd Cent (4-14), 1989. Championship Game: 75 by Ind. Wash. vs. Gary Tolleston, 1969. Championship Game: .625 by Ben Davis (4-6) and Merrillville (6-10), 1995. Most Combined Rebounds (includes team rebounds) Most Free Throws Made 4A: 81 by Elkhart Central (42) and North Central (Ind) (39), 1999. 4A: 30 by Carmel vs. Pike, 2012. 3A: 109 by Muncie Southside (67) and Plainfield (42), 1999. 3A: 32 by Washington vs. Gary Wallace, 2010. 2A: 91 by Forest Park (52) and Harding (39), 2005; 2A: 27 by Winchester vs. Northwestern, 2007. 91 by Winchester (50) and Northwestern (41), 2007. A: 26 by Barr-Reeve vs. Marquette Catholic, 2015 A: 95 by Hauser (55) and Tri-Central (40), 2006. Single Class Single Class Semifinal Game: 34 by Muncie Central vs. Elkhart, 1954. Semifinal Game: 114 by East Chicago Washington (62) and Championship Game: 32 by Connersville vs. Gary West Side, 1972. Rushville (52), 1976. Championship Game: 117 by Indianapolis Washington (75) and Gary Tolleston (42), 1969.

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Most Assists (since 1972) Most Fouls 4A: 25 by North Central vs. East Chicago Central, 2007. 4A: 28 by Pike vs. Carmel, 2012. 3A: 25 by Greensburg vs. Bowman Academy, 2014. 3A: 28 by Gary Wallace vs. Washington, 2010. 2A: 19 by Park Tudor vs. Bowman Academy, 2012. 2A: 29 by Northwestern vs. Winchester, 2007. A: 21 by Rossville vs. Barr-Reeve, 2002. A: 28 by Marquette Catholic vs. Barr-Reeve, 2015. Single Class Single Class Semifinal Game: 24 by Gary Roosevelt vs. Whitko, 1991. Semifinal Game: 34 by Warsaw vs. New Albany, 1996. Championship Game: 29 by South Bend Clay vs. Valparaiso, 1994. Championship Game: 31 by Gary West Side vs. Connersville, 1972.

Most Combined Assists (since 1972) Most Combined Fouls 4A: 38 by Homestead (20) and Evansville Reitz (18), 2015. 4A: 47 by Pike (28) and Carmel (19), 2012. 3A: 37 by Greensburg (25) and Bowman Academy (12), 2014. 3A: 43 by Muncie Southside (25) and Plainfield (18), 1999; 2A: 32 by Linton-Stockton (17) and Bowman Academy (15), 2013. 43 by Muncie Southside (22) and Evans. Mater Dei (21), 2001. A: 33 by Rossville (21) and Barr-Reeve (12), 2002. 2A: 57 by Northwestern (29) and Winchester (28), 2007. Single Class A: 46 by Marquette Catholic (28) and Barr-Reeve (18), 2015. Semifinal Game: 37 by Jeffersonville (22) and SB St. Joseph’s (15), 1993. Single Class Championship Game: 42 by SB Clay (29) and Valparaiso (13), 1994. Semifinal Game: 55 by Warsaw (34) and New Albany (21), 1996. Championship Game: Most Blocked Shots (since 1979) 47 by Laf. Jefferson (26) and Madison (21), 1950 4A: 9 by Bloomington North vs. Marion, 2000. 47 by Muncie Central (25) and East Chicago Washington (22), 1960. 3A: 6 by Brebeuf Jesuit vs. Andrean, 2000; 6 by Indianapolis Bishop Chatard vs. FW Elmhurst, 2003; 6 by Washington vs. Harding, 2008. Individual Records 2A: 9 by Harding vs. Forest Park, 2005; 9 by Fort Wayne Bishop Luers vs. Brownstown Central, 2009. Most Points A: 12 by Hauser vs. Tri-Central, 2006. 4A: 31 by Ben Gardner, Carmel vs. Pike, 2012. Single Class 3A: 43 by Tyler Zeller, Washington vs. Harding, 2008. Semifinal Game: 9 by Concord vs. Hammond Noll, 1988. 2A: 38 by Trevon Bluiett, Park Tudor vs. Westview, 2014. Championship Game: 6 by Concord vs. Muncie Central, 1988; A: 37 by Zane Bowman, Barr-Reeve vs. Rossville, 2002; 6 by Lawrence North vs. Kokomo, 1989; 37 by Brock Graves, Rossville vs. Barr-Reeve, 2002. 6 by Concord vs. Bedford North Lawrence, 1990. Single Class Semifinal Game: 52 by James Blackmon, Marion vs. Anderson, 1983. Most Combined Blocked Shots (since 1979) Championship Game: 40 by David Shepherd, Carmel vs. East 4A: 12 by Carmel (7) and Pike (5), 2012. Chicago Roosevelt, 1970. 3A: 9 by Guerin Catholic (5) and Griffith (4) 2015. 2A: 16 by FW Bishop Luers (9) and Brownstown Central (7), 2009. Most Field Goals Made A: 14 by Hauser (12) and Tri-Central (2), 2006. 4A: 14 by Greg Oden, Lawrence North vs. Muncie Central, 2005. Single Class 3A: 14 by Tyler Zeller, Washington vs. Harding, 2008; Semifinal Game: 9 by Concord (9) and Hammond Noll (0), 1988 14 by Bruce Grimm Jr., Rochester vs. Princeton, 2009. 9 by Richmond (6) and Jeffersonville (3), 1992 2A: 15 by Tyler Koch, Winchester vs. FW Bishop Luers, 2008. 9 by Ben Davis (6) and Lafayette Jefferson (3), 1996. A: 16 by Brock Graves, Rossville vs. Barr-Reeve, 2002. Championship Game: 9 by Concord (6) and Muncie Cent. (3), 1988. Single Class Semifinal Game: 24 by James Blackmon, Marion vs. Anderson, 1983. Most Steals (since 1977) Championship Game: 18 by Oscar Robertson, Indianapolis Attucks 4A: 16 by North Central (Indianapolis) vs. Warsaw, 2010. vs. Lafayette Jefferson, 1956. 3A: 15 by Brebeuf Jesuit vs. Andrean, 2000; 15 by Plymouth vs. Washington, 2005. Most Field Goals Attempted 2A: 19 by Frankton vs. Crawford County, 2017. 4A: 22 by Zach Randolph, Marion vs. Bloomington North, 2000. A: 18 by Bowman Academy vs. Barr-Reeve, 2010. 3A: 29 by Bruce Grimm Jr., Rochester vs. Princeton, 2009. Single Class 2A: 25 by Tyler Koch, Winchester vs. Northwestern, 2007. Semifinal Game: 15 by Richmond vs. Jeffersonville, 1992. A: 28 by Grayson Flittner, Tri-Central vs. Hauser, 2006. Championship Game: 16 by Gary Roosevelt vs. Brebeuf, 1991. Single Class Semifinal Game: 47 by James Blackmon, Marion vs. Anderson, Most Combined Steals (since 1977) 1983. 4A: 25 by North Central (Indianapolis) (16) and Warsaw (9), 2010. Championship Game: 39 by David Shepherd, Carmel vs. East 3A: 24 by Brebeuf Jesuit (15) and Andrean (9), 2000. Chicago Roosevelt, 1970. 2A: 27 by Frankton (19) vs. Crawford County (8), 2017. A: 27 by Attica (16) and Blue River Valley (11), 2001; Highest Field Goal Percentage (min. 10 attempts) 27 by Hauser (15) and Tri-Central (12), 2006. 4A: .818 (9-11) by Tyler Wideman, Lake Central vs. Indpls. Arsenal Tech, 2014. Single Class 3A: .900 (9-10) by Jared Wendel, Plymouth vs. Evans Bosse, 2007. Semifinal Game: 23 by Carmel (12) and Ben Davis (11), 1993. 2A: .846 (11-13) by Austin Karazsia, Linton-Stockton vs. Bowman Academy, 2013. Championship Game: 26 by Gary Roosevelt (16) and Brebeuf Jesuit A: .800 (16-20) by Brock Graves, Rossville vs. Barr-Reeve, 2002. (10), 1991. 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.

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Most 3-Point Field Goals Made Most Blocked Shots (since 1979) 4A: 6 by Jaelan Sanford, Evansville Reitz vs. Homestead, 2015. 4A: 6 by Greg Oden vs. Muncie Central, 2005. 3A: 8 by Bruce Grimm Jr., Rochester vs. Princeton, 2009. 3A: 4 by Michael Bennett, Brebeuf Jesuit vs. Andrean, 2000; 2A: 6 by Paul Bayt, Park Tudor vs. Bowman Academy, 2012. 4 by Matt Kiefer, Evans. Mater Dei vs. Muncie Southside, 2001; A: 7 by Ryan Fazekas, Marquette Catholic vs. Barr-Reeve, 2014. 4 by Tyler Zeller, Washington vs. Harding, 2008; Single Class 4 by Matt Holba, Guerin Catholic vs. Griffith, 2015. Semifinal Game: 4 by Todd Leary, Lawrence North vs. South Bend St. Jo- 2A: 4 by JonRoss Richardson, Lapel vs. Indianapolis Howe, 2016; seph, 1989; 4 by Jeremy Sinsabaugh, Bloomington North vs. Kokomo, 4 by Sean Day, FW Luers vs. Brownstown Central, 2009; 1997; 4 by Herman Fowler, Kokomo vs. Bloomington North, 1997. 4 by Taylor Wischmeier, B’town Central vs. FW Luers, 2009. Championship Game: 6 by Jeff Poisel, Ben Davis vs. New Albany, 1996. A: 11 by Bobby Jolliff, Hauser vs. Tri-Central, 2006. Single Class Most 3-Point Field Goals Attempted Semifinal Game: 9 by Shawn Kemp, Concord vs. Hammond Noll, 1988. 4A: 13 by Jaelan Sanford, Evansville Reitz vs. Homestead, 2015. Championship Game: 6 by Shawn Kemp, Concord vs. Muncie 3A: 15 by Kyle Benge, Plymouth vs. Washington, 2005; Central, 1988. 15 by Bruce Grimm Jr., Rochester vs. Princeton, 2009. 2A: 10 by Trevor Crafton, Southwestern (Han) vs. Alexandria, 1998; Most Steals (since 1977) 10 by Mark Alexander, Northwestern vs. Winchester, 2007; 4A: 6 by Andrae Betts, Marion vs. Pike, 1998; 10 by Deshaun Thomas, FW Luers vs. Brownstown Central, 2009; 6 by Anthony Kyle, Elkhart Central vs. North Central (Ind), 1999. 10 by Paul Bayt, Park Tudor vs. Bowman Academy, 2012; 3A: 7 by Sonny Troutman, Brebeuf Jesuit vs. Andrean, 2000. 10 by Austin Compton, Fankton vs. Park Tudor 2015. 2A: 6 by Rusty Garner, Alexandria vs. Southwestern (Han), 1998; A: 17 by Grayson Flittner, Tri-Central vs. Hauser, 2006. 6 by DeJuan Marrero, Bowman Academy vs. Park Tudor, 2012. Single Class A: 6 by Bobby Jolliff, Hauser vs. Tri-Central, 2006; Semifinal Game: 12 by Todd Leary, Lawrence North vs. SB St. Joseph’s, 1989. 6 by Clay Yeo, Triton vs. Indianapolis Metropolitan, 2011. Championship Game: 14 by Richie Hammel, Lafayette Jefferson vs. Single Class Richmond, 1992; 14 by Bryce Drew, Valparaiso vs. South Bend Semifinal Game: 6 by Jamie Horton, Anderson vs. Concord, 1990 Clay, 1994; 14 by Jeff Poisel, Ben Davis vs. New Albany, 1996. 6 by Billy Wright, Richmond vs. Jeffersonville, 1992 6 by Ben Larson, Elkhart Central vs. Merrillville, 1995. Highest 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 5 attempts) Championship Game: 6 by Jamar Johnson, Concord vs. Bedford 4A: .714 (5-7) by Kelvin Boatner, Bloomington N. vs. Marion, 2000. North Lawrence, 1990; 6 by Jeff Graham, Gary Roosevelt vs. 3A: .800 (4-5) by Anthony Quintero, Griffith vs. Guerin Catholic, 2015; Brebeuf, 1991. (4-5) by Teyon Scanlan, Indianapolis Crispus Attucks vs. Twin Lakes, 2017; (4-5) by Nick Sibande, indianapolis Crispus Attucks vs. Twin Most Free Throws Made Lakes, 2017. 4A: 15 by Ben Gardner, Carmel vs. Pike, 2012. 2A: .667 (4-6) by Rusty Garner, Alexandria vs. Southwestern (Han.) 1998; 3A: 15 by Kelly Robbins, Delta vs. Harding, 2002; .667 (4-6) by Deaundre Muhammad, Harding vs. Forest Park, 2006. 15 by Tyler Zeller, Washington vs. Harding, 2008. A: .800 (4-5) by Jordan Everett, Triton vs. Indpls. Metropolitan, 2011. 2A: 12 by Jacob Garvin, Batesville vs. Harding, 2001; Single Class 12 by Blaze Ayers, Brownstown Central vs. FW Luers, 2009. Semifinal Game: .500 (4-8) by Herman Fowler, Kokomo vs. Bloom- A: 11 by Ryan Rooks, Southwestern (Shelbyville) vs. Lafayette ington North, 1997. Central Catholic, 2003. Championship Game: .667 (4-6) by Damon Frierson, Ben Davis vs. Single Class Merrillville, 1995. Semifinal Game: 16 by John Wilson, Evan Bosse vs. Madison, 1962 16 by Jack Moore, Muncie Central vs. Elkhart Central, 1978. Most Rebounds 4A: 17 by Justin Riley, Elkhart Central vs. N. Central (Ind.), 1999. Championship Game: 16 by Larry Miller, Connersville vs. Gary West 3A: 26 by Gerry Hall, Muncie Southside vs. Plainfield, 1999; Side, 1972. 26 by Cody Zeller, Washington vs. Gary Wallace, 2010. 2A: 16 by Brandon Hopf, Forest Park vs. Harding, 2005. Most Free Throws Attempted A: 15 by Bobby Jolliff, Hauser vs. Tri-Central, 2006. 4A: 19 by Ben Gardner, Carmel vs. Pike, 2012. Single Class 3A: 18 by Tyler Zeller, Washington vs. Harding, 2008. Semifinal Game: 29 by Brad Miley, Rushville vs. East Chicago 2A: 15 by Jacob Garvin, Batesville vs. Harding, 2001. Washington, 1976. A: 13 by Clay Yeo, Triton vs. Indianapolis Metropolitan, 2011. Championship Game: 21 by Courtney Witte, Vincennes Lincoln vs. Single Class Anderson, 1981. Semifinal Game: 20 by John Wilson, Evan. Bosse vs. Madison, 1962; 20 by Jerry Coleman, Richmond vs. Gary Roosevelt, 1987. Most Assists (since 1972) Championship Game: 21 by Larry Miller, Connersville vs. Gary West 4A: 12 by Kevin Gant, North Central vs. E. Chicago Central, 2007. Side, 1972. 3A: 11 by Luke Zeller, Washington vs. Plymouth, 2005; 11 by Bryant McIntosh, Greensburg vs. Bowman Academy, 2014. Highest Free Throw Percentage (min. 10 attempts) 2A: 12 by Kevin Ferrell, Park Tudor vs. Bowman Academy, 2012. 4A: .900 (9-10) by Tahj Curry, Homestead vs. Evansville Reitz, A: 9 by Mark Rohrer, Barr-Reeve vs. Oregon-Davis, 2007. 2015. Single Class 3A: 1.000 (12-12) by Brice Jones, Muncie Southside vs. Evans. Mater Dei, 2001; Semifinal Game: 13 by Bryce Drew, Valparaiso vs. Ben Davis, 1994. 1.000 (15-15) by Kelly Robbins, Delta vs. Harding, 2002; Championship Game: 9 by Dave Colescott, Marion vs. Rushville, 1.000 (11-11) by Sean Sellers, Greensburg vs. FW Concordia, 2013; 1976; 9 by Nikki Mallory, Marion vs. Richmond, 1985. 1.000 (10-10) by Reggie Jones, Marion vs. Evans. Bosse, 2016. 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. IHSAA State Basketball Tournament presented by the Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever 31 State Finals Records

Final Coaches Association Poll February 25, 2018 Includes end of regular season records No. Team W-L Pts. 1. Warren Central 25-0 368 2. New Albany 21-1 363 3. South Bend Riley 22-0 350 4. Floyd Central 22-1 312 5. Bloomington South 23-2 296 6. Ben Davis 19-5 269 7. Carmel 15-7 242 8. Indianapolis Cathedral 19-4 218 9. Zionsville 19-3 217 10. Jeffersonville 20-3 205 11. Lawrence North 17-6 192 12. New Castle 22-2 168 13. Center Grove 16-6 141 14. Evansville Bosse 19-4 138 15. Lawrence Central 15-6 118 16. Fort Wayne North Side 18-5 87 17. Brownsburg 19-4 81 Officials Needed Carroll (Fort Wayne) 18-3 81 19. McCutcheon 19-4 55 The IHSAA is always looking for men and women who like 20. Hamilton Southeastern 17-7 24 athletics, enjoy being involved with young people and would like to make a valuable contribution to their community.

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Final Associated Press Poll February 27, 2018 Includes end of regular season records Class 4A Class 2A No. Team W-L Pts No. Team W-L Pts 1. Covington (8) 21-1 288 1. Warren Central (10) 25-0 306 2. Westview (3) 22-1 284 2. South Bend Riley (3) 22-0 284 3. LaVille (4) 23-0 247 3. New Albany (3) 21-1 268 4. Frankton 20-3 230 4. Floyd Central 22-1 226 5. Henryville (1) 20-3 175 5. Bloomington South 23-2 191 6. Oak Hill 19-5 143 6. Jeffersonville 20-3 137 7. Paoli 21-2 110 7. Zionsville 19-3 126 8. Tipton 16-4 105 8. Ben Davis 19-5 125 Linton-Stockton 20-4 105 9. Indianapolis Cathedral 19-3 110 10. Southwestern (Jefferson) 21-2 88 10. Carmel 15-7 40

Class 3A Class A No. Team W-L Pts No. Team W-L Pts 1. New Castle (15) 22-2 316 1. Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian (14) 21-1 316 2. Indianapolis Crispus Attucks 17-4 258 2. University (2) 19-2 273 3. Evansville Bosse 19-4 248 3. Southwood 19-3 242 4. Culver Academies (1) 16-6 210 4. Morristown 21-2 215 5. Evansville Memorial 19-4 144 5. Barr-Reeve 19-4 189 6. Mishawaka Marian 19-3 135 6. Tindley 16-7 182 7. Danville Community 19-4 123 7. Gary 21st Century 17-6 124 8. Silver Creek 17-4 106 8. Hauser 16-6 111 9. West Lafayette 18-4 98 9. Covenant Christian (DeMotte) 20-2 83 10. Tri-West 19-4 81 10. Lafayette Catholic 14-9 75

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IHSAA All-Time Career Scoring Leaders IHSAA All-Time Single Season Scoring Leaders As reported to the IHSAA through 2016-17 As reported to the IHSAA through 2017-18 Rk. Player School Final Season Points Rk. Player School Season G Avg Hi Pts. 1. Damon Bailey Bedford North Lawrence1990 3,134 1. Dave Shepherd Carmel 1969-70 29 37.2 66 1,079 2. Marion Pierce Lewisville 1961 3,019 2. Steve Alford New Castle 1982-83 29 37.2 57 1,078 3. Deshaun Thomas FW Bishop Luers 2010 3,018 3. Jalen Moore Cloverdale 2017-18 28 36.8 53 1,031 4. Romeo Langford New Albany 2018 3,002 4. George McGinnis Indpls. Washington 1968-69 31 32.8 49 1,019 5. Trevon Bluiett Park Tudor 2013-14 28 35.7 54 1,000 5. Brody Boyd Union (Dugger) 2000 2,632 T6. Damon Bailey Bedford North Lawrence 1989-90 31 31.3 42 972 6. Rick Mount Lebanon 1966 2,595 T6. Marion Pierce Lewisville 1960-61 27 36.0 53 972 7. Eric Hunter Tindley 2018 2,583 8. Michigan City Rogers 1983-84 29 33.4 40 970 8. Trevon Bluiett Park Tudor 2014 2,568 9. Billy James Scottsburg 1968-69 26 36.1 69 938 9. Cooper Neese Cloverdale 2017 2,496 10. Woody Austin Richmond 1987-88 28 33.2 47 932 10. Billy Shepherd Carmel 1968 2,465 11. Romeo Langford New Albany 2017-18 27 34.1 63 923 11. Jalen Moore Cloverdale 2018 2,440 12. Troy Lewis Anderson 1983-84 26 35.3 50 918 12. Alan Henderson Brebeuf Jesuit 1991 2,419 13. James Blackmon Marion 1982-83 28 32.6 52 914 14. Mike Edwards Greenfield 1968-69 25 36.4 57 910 13. James Blackmon, Jr. Marion 2014 2,387 15. Brody Boyd Union (Dugger) 1999-00 28 32.2 49 904 14. Mike Edwards Greenfield 1969 2,343 16. Damon Bailey Bedford North Lawrence 1987-88 28 31.1 51 872 15. Delray Brooks Michigan City Rogers 1984 2,324 17. Eugene German 21st Century Charter 2015-16 26 33.5 52 871 16. Brady Adkins Morristown 1992 2,319 18. Anthony Winchester Austin 2001-02 25 34.7 55 869 17. Anthony Winchester Austin 2002 2,256 19. Pat Graham Floyd Central 1988-89 27 32.0 44 864 18. Logan Irwin Whitko 2012 2,230 20. Rick Mount Lebanon 1965-66 26 33.1 57 861 19. Dave Shepherd Carmel 1970 2,226 21. Jimmy Rayl Kokomo 1958-59 29 29.3 49 858 20. Mekhi Lairy Evansville Bosse 2018 2,209 22. Michael Lewis Jasper 1995-96 27 31.5 46 852 23. Scott Skiles Plymouth 1981-82 29 29.3 56 850 21. Seth Colclasure Bellmont 2002 2,207 24. Phil Wills Grass Creek 1956-57 20 42.4 60 849 22. Grayson Flittner Tri-Central 2006 2,198 25. Kyle Macy Peru 1974-75 24 35.7 51 847 23. Eric Gordon North Central (Indpls) 2007 2,178 24. Chris Thomas Pike 2001 2,156 25. Charlie McKenzie Claypool/Warsaw 1967 2,145 IHSAA Single Game Tournament Scoring Leaders 26. Rich Mount Lebanon 1989 2,139 Tournament games only through 2016-17 (45 pts. or more) 27. Michael Lewis Jasper 1996 2,138 58 – Roy Burris, Washington vs. Paxton, March 4, 1921 . 28. Kenny Rowan Northview 1989 2,138 58 – Bill Zeller, Brazil vs. Staunton, March 5, 1915 . 29. Kyle Macy Peru 1975 2,137 57 – Steve Alford, New Castle vs. Indianapolis Broad Ripple, March 19, 1983 . 30. Shawn Kemp Concord 1988 2,134 57 – David Hanger, North Newton vs. River Forest, March 2, 1999 . 54 – Austin Boucher, FW South Side vs. Muncie Central, March 4, 2016 . 31. Doug Linville New Salem 1965 2,120 54 – Mike Newell, North Vermillion vs. Frontier, March 8, 1969 . 32. Steve Alford New Castle 1983 2,116 53 – Ron Bonham, Muncie Central vs. Middletown, March 5, 1960 . 33. Shane Power Andrean 2000 2,110 52 – James Blackmon, Marion vs. Anderson, March 26, 1983. 34. Mike Crawford --- 2013 2,104 52 – George “Peck” Kixmiller, Vincennes vs. Otwell, March 10, 1917 . 35. Dan Palombizio Michigan City Rogers 1981 2,092 52 – John Lee, New Castle vs. Lewisville, Feb. 24, 1960 . 36. Daryl Warren Linden 1971 2,083 52 – Kyle Morgan, Rushville vs. Danville, March 10, 2008 . 37. Lloyd Bateman Plainville 1958 2,078 51 – Damon Bailey, Bedford North Lawrence vs. Jeffersonville, March 12, 1988 . 38. Dylan Langkabel Morristown 2012 2,072 51 – Chuck Franz, Clarksville vs. New Albany, March 3, 1979 . 51 – Drew Hackett, Munster vs. East Chicago Central, March 7, 2015 . 39. George McGinnis Indpls. Washington 1969 2,070 50 – Ray Bulatovich, Merrillville vs. Lake Central, 1971-72 . 40. John Hamilton Greenfield-Central 2000 2,064 50 – Eric Ford, South Bend Riley vs. South Bend Clay, March 1, 1991 . 41. Kojak Fuller Anderson 1993 2,060 49 – George McGinnis, Indpls. Washington vs. Jac-Cen-Del, March 15, 1969 . 42. Kyle Stidom Greenwood Christian 2012 2,059 49 – Scott Rolen, Jasper vs. Forest Park, March 2, 1993 . 43. Bryson Scott Fort Wayne Northrop 2013 2,042 48 – Grayson Flittner, Tri-Central vs. Laf. Central Catholic, March 11, 2006 . 44. Caleb Springer Logansport 1997 2,042 48 – Shane Gibson, Floyd Central vs. Jeffersonville, March 3, 1989 . 45. A.J. Graves White River Valley 2004 2,041 47 – Woody Austin, Richmond vs. Randolph Southern, March 4, 1988 . 46. Kevin Ault Warsaw 1996 2,028 47 – Damon Bailey, Bedford North Lawrence vs. Seymour, March 5, 1988 . 47 – Ed Bridwell, McCutcheon vs. Harrison (West Lafayette), March 2, 1993 . 47. Ron Bonham Muncie Central 1960 2,028 47 – Shane Franks, Twin Lakes vs. Frontier, March 3, 1995 . 48. Steve Collier Southwestern (Hanover)1974 2,023 47 – Archie Fuller, Anderson vs. Gary Roosevelt, March 17, 1990 . 49. Ricky Hise Kouts 2003 2,022 47 – Kojak Fuller, Anderson vs. Ben Davis, March 20, 1993 . 50. Eugene German Gary 21st Century 2016 2,020 47 – Jim Ligon, Kokomo vs. Elkhart, March 10, 1962 . 47 – Kyle Mangas, Warsaw vs. East Chicago Central, March 11, 2017 . 47 – Rick Mount, Lebanon vs. Logansport, March 12, 1966 . 47 – Luke O’Neill, Columbus North vs. Whiteland, March 13, 1993 .

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Most State Championships Most State Finals Appearances (Through the 2017 State Finals - * no longer an IHSAA member school) (Through the 2017 State Finals - * no longer an IHSAA member school)

School Total Years School Total Years Marion 8 1926, 1975, 1976, 1985, 1986, 1987, 2000 (4A), 2016 (3A) Anderson 24 1911, 1913, 1914, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921, Muncie Central 8 1928, 1931, 1951, 1952, 1963, 1978, 1979, 1988 Washington 7 1930, 1941-42, 2005 (3A), 2008 (3A), 2010 (3A), 2011 (3A) 1922, 1923, 1924, 1928, 1930, 1935, 1936, Frankfort 4 1925, 1929, 1936, 1939 1937, 1944, 1946, 1948, 1973, 1979, 1981, Indianapolis Crispus Attucks 4 1955, 1956, 1959, 2017 (3A) 1983, 1986, 1990 Lawrence North 4 1989, 2004 (4A), 2005 (4A), 2006 (4A) Muncie Central 24 1917, 1918, 1921, 1923, 1925, 1927, 1928, Park Tudor 4 2011 (2A), 2012 (2A), 2014 (2A), 2015 (2A) Anderson 3 1935, 1937, 1946 1929, 1930, 1931, 1933, 1948, 1951, 1952, Ben Davis 3 1995, 1996, 2017 (4A) 1954, 1958, 1960, 1963, 1970, 1978, 1979, Bloomington South 3 1919, 2009, 2011 (4A) 1988, 2005 (4A), 2006 (4A) Carmel 3 1977, 2012 (4A), 2013 (4A) Marion 21 1913, 1914, 1922, 1925, 1926, 1931, 1947, Evansville Bosse 3 1944, 1945, 1962 Franklin 3 1920, 1921, 1922 1950, 1968, 1969, 1975, 1976, 1980, 1983, Lafayette Central Catholic 3 1998 (A), 2000 (A), 2003 (A) 1985, 1986, 1987, 1998 (4A), 2000 (4A), Lafayette Jefferson 3 1916, 1948, 1964 2008 (4A), 2016 (3A) Lebanon 3 1912, 1917, 1918 Martinsville 3 1924, 1927, 1933 Lafayette Jefferson 20 1911, 1913, 1914, 1916, 1917, 1919, 1920, Pike 3 1998 (4A), 2001 (4A), 2003 (4A) 1921, 1948, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1956, 1957, Bowman Academy 2 2010 (A), 2013 (2A) 1963, 1964, 1967, 1974, 1992, 1996 Connersville 2 1972, 1983 Kokomo 19 1914, 1916, 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1925, East Chicago Washington* 2 1960, 1971 Forest Park 2 2005 (2A), 2006 (2A) 1927, 1929, 1930, 1933, 1941, 1944, 1959, Fort Wayne Bishop Luers 2 2008 (2A), 2009 (2A) 1961, 1962, 1989, 1997, 2011(4A) Fort Wayne South Side 2 1938, 1958 Vincennes Lincoln 17 1913, 1914, 1916, 1917, 1918, 1919, 1921, Gary Roosevelt 2 1968, 1991 1922, 1923, 1925, 1929, 1932, 1933, 1968, Greensburg 2 2013 (3A), 2014 (3A) Guerin Catholic 2 2013 (3A), 2015 (3A) 1969, 1981, 1984 Indianapolis Washington 2 1965, 1969 Martinsville 16 1914, 1916, 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921, New Castle 2 1932, 2006 (3A) 1923, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929, North Central (Indpls.) 2 1999 (4A), 2010 (4A) Plymouth 2 1982, 2007 (3A) 1930, 1933 South Bend Central* 2 1953, 1957 Washington 16 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1925, 1927, 1928, Vincennes Lincoln 2 1923, 1981 1929, 1930, 1931, 1941, 1942, Westview 2 1999 (2A), 2000 (2A) 2005 (3A), 2008 (3A), 2010 (3A), 2011 (3A) Wingate* 2 1913, 1914

Most State Runner-Up Finishes Frankfort 15 1921, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927, (Through the 2017 State Finals - * no longer an IHSAA member school) School Total Years 1928, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1935, 1936, 1939, Anderson 7 1914, 1918, 1921, 1979, 1981, 1983, 1986 1942 Muncie Central 7 1923, 1927, 1930, 1954, 1960, 2005 (4A), 2006 (4A) Franklin 15 1912, 1914, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921, 1922, Lafayette Jefferson 6 1919, 1920, 1950, 1956, 1967, 1992 Kokomo 5 1925, 1944, 1959, 1989, 2011 (4A) 1923, 1924, 1926, 1930, 1933, 1939, 1973, Barr-Reeve 4 2002 (A), 2007 (A), 2010 (A), 2014 (A) 1974 Harding 4 2002 (3A), 2005 (2A), 2006 (2A), 2008 (3A) Bedford* 13 1913, 1914, 1920, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1926, Indianapolis Arsenal Tech. 4 1929, 1934, 1952, 1966 1927, 1928, 1929, 1933, 1938, 1943 Triton 3 2009 (A), 2011 (A), 2013 (A) Winchester Community 3 2000 (2A), 2007 (2A), 2008 (2A) Bloomington South 13 1913, 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917, 1918, 1919, Bloomfield 2 1998 (A), 2016 (A) 1920, 1921, 1922, 1960, 2009 (4A), 2011 (4A) Bowman Academy 2 2012 (2A), 2014 (3A) Rochester 13 1911, 1913, 1914, 1915, 1917, 1918, 1919, Brownstown Central 2 2004 (2A), 2009 (2A) Concord 2 1988, 1990 1920, 1921, 1924, 1928, 1937, 2009 (3A) Crawfordsville 2 1916, 1958 Evansville Central 12 1911, 1915, 1920, 1922, 1925, 1926, 1927, East Chicago Washington* 2 1962, 1977 1928, 1931, 1936, 1946, 1948 Elkhart Central 2 1971, 1999 (4A) Evansville Reitz 2 1951, 2015 (4A) Lebanon 12 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1916, 1917, 1918, Fort Wayne Central* 2 1936, 1946 1920, 1932, 1934, 1943, 1975 Fort Wayne North Side 2 1965, 2017 (4A) Logansport 12 1919, 1924, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1931, Franklin 2 1912, 1939 1933, 1934, 1935, 1959, 1961 Gary Roosevelt 2 1955, 1982 Greencastle 2 1931, 1933 Richmond 12 1914, 1917, 1918, 1919, 1923, 1924, 1934, Jeffersonville 2 1935, 1974 1935, 1953, 1985, 1987, 1992 Lafayette Central Catholic 2 1999 (A), 2017 (A) Columbus North 11 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1923, 1928, 1929, Lebanon 2 1911, 1943 Loogootee 2 1975, 2005 (A) 1932, 1938, 1964, 1975 Madison 2 1941, 1949 New Albany 11 1911, 1914, 1950, 1952, 1955, 1959, 1973, Marion 2 1998 (4A), 2008 (4A) 1980, 1994, 1996, 2016 (4A) Martinsville 2 1926, 1928 New Albany 2 1980, 1996 South Bend Central* 11 1913, 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921, 1923, Pike 2 2002 (4A), 2012 (4A) 1949, 1953, 1957, 1963 Richmond 2 1985, 1987 South Bend Central* 2 1913, 1963 Terre Haute Garfield* 2 1922, 1947 34 IHSAA State Basketball Tournament presented by the Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever Thank you, Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever, for supporting more than just our basketball tournament.

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