Indiana High School Athletic Association

9150 North Meridian Street, Box 40650, Indianapolis, Indiana 46240-0650

Phone: 317-846-6601    Fax: 317-575-4244    Website: www.ihsaa.org

Blake Ress, Commissioner

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MEDIA INFORMATION                                                                      March 1, 2006

Contact: Jason Wille, Sports Information Director                                                                    

E-Mail: jwille@ihsaa.org

 

 

MANY NEW FACES IN GIRLS BASKETBALL STATE FINALS SATURDAY

Six teams who have never advanced to this level of the tournament, including one school making its first trip in any sport, and one other looking to add to its record number of state titles, make up the field for Saturday’s Girls Basketball State Finals at Conseco Fieldhouse.

 

South Central (Elizabeth), the southern entry in the Class A championship game, is making its very first state appearance in an IHSAA team sport (baseball, basketball, football, soccer, softball, volleyball). The Rebels will face Lafayette Central Catholic, also a first-time participant in the girls finals, which has the distinction of being the first team to advance to the finals with more than seven regular season losses. The Knights started the season 0-5 but have rebounded to a 17-10 mark.

 

The 2A contest features unranked Westview, winners of 12 straight contests, against top-ranked Heritage Christian. The Eagles are making their second appearance in the state finals in three years. They finished as the 2A state runner-up in 2004.

 

Fort Wayne Bishop Luers will be gunning for a record fifth state championship in their sixth state finals appearance this weekend. No other school has more than three titles and the Knights have done all their damage since 1999. Their 3A opponent will be Evansville Memorial, another first time participant. Memorial is one of two teams from the Southern Indiana Athletic Conference in these finals.

 

The other, league champion Castle, earned a berth in the 4A state championship game and is riding a 14-game win streak. Its opponent will be top-ranked South Bend Washington which has lost but once this season, that coming at a Thanksgiving tournament in Illinois.

 

For more information on all eight state finalist teams, please use this PDF file.

 

 

The 31st Annual IHSAA Girls Basketball State Finals

Date: Saturday, March 4.

Site: Conseco Fieldhouse, 125 S. Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis.

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Admission: Session $10.00; Season $18.00. Reserved tickets can be purchased at the participating schools the week of the state finals. Contact participating schools for ticket distribution hours. Tickets also will be available game day at the ticket office at Conseco Fieldhouse.

Home Team: The winner of the north semi-state game will be the designated home team.

Internet: Audio streaming for all four state championship contests will be available to fans around the globe via the IHSAA’s Official Internet Voice, www.hoosierauthority.com.

Television: A list of Indiana Cable Network affiliates broadcasting all four games is listed below.

Radio: A list of IHSAA Championship Radio Network affiliates and the games each will carry is provided below.

 

Session I

10:36 a.m. EST – Class A – Lafayette Central Catholic (17-10) vs. South Central (Elizabeth) (23-5).

Approx. 12:30 p.m. EST – Class 2A – Westview (24-3) vs. Heritage Christian (24-3).

Session II

6:06 p.m. EST – Class 3A – Fort Wayne Bishop Luers (23-4) vs. Evansville Memorial (23-4).

Approx. 8 p.m. EST – Class 4A – South Bend Washington (25-1) vs. Castle (24-3).

 

 

Public Entrance -- The public may enter from Pennsylvania Street or Delaware Street into a common lobby on the north side of Conseco Fieldhouse. Ticket office windows are located there.

 

Media Hosts: IHSAA Sports Information Director Jason Wille and Communications Director Joe Gentry, along with assistants Mike Wilson and Amber Feldman, will be on hand to assist in your coverage of the state meet.

 

Media Work Room -- As in previous years, the media workroom at Conseco Fieldhouse will be open all day and be available to working media members. The work area contains complimentary phones that will accept credit card and 800 calls. Soft drinks and snacks will be available.

 

Media Entrance -- To gain admittance, the 2005-06 IHSAA Girls Basketball State Finals Media Media Credential is required. The entrance is in the southeast corner of Conseco Fieldhouse adjacent to Delaware Street. The door is marked for Media and Employees and is located at the opposite end of the building from the public entrance. Please allow a few extra minutes to pass through security.

 

Press Seating – Except specific outlets with designated phone lines are marked, an open seating policy is used on the west side of Conseco Fieldhouse.

 

Results and Statistics – Both will be posted to the IHSAA website as soon as possible after the game. Stats and box scores will be distributed at the end of each quarter on press row as well as in the media work room.

 

No Children, Please – With the exception of high school students representing their school’s newspaper, yearbook, radio or television station, and who have a team participating, no young people or children will be issued  media credentials or be allowed in the working media area.

 

Post Game Guidelines and Procedures

With the exception of the IHSAA’s Official Photographer – Visual Sports Network, the Indiana Cable Network, the IHSAA Championship Radio Network and the IHSAA Internet partner, all media members are asked to remain off the floor during the post-game ceremonies.

 

The post-game ceremonies order will be as follows:

  • Mental Attitude Award presentation
  • Runner-Up medals and trophy presentation
  • Championship medals and trophy presentation
  • Team Photographs by Visual Sports Network

 

Following the Class A, 2A and 3A awards ceremonies, coaches and selected players will be escorted to the Media Interview Room for a formal press conference which is located on playing floor level just off the media entrance elevator. We ask your assistance to use the press conference as the appropriate time to conduct interviews. The runner-up team coach and selected players will go first followed by the championship team coach and players.

 

Because of newspaper deadline issues at the end of the 4A contest, no press conference will be scheduled and news media will be allowed to conduct interviews on and around the floor after the awards ceremonies. For those working on deadline, the IHSAA will distribute “quick quotes” in the media work room taken from the IHSAA Television and Radio Network interviews as soon as possible after the game.

 

 

BRYCE HELLER TO BE HONORED AS TOP OFFICIAL ON SATURDAY

A 22-year veteran official, LaGrange resident Bryce Heller is the 2006 recipient of the Interscholastic Athletic Official Association Award for excellence in the sport of girls basketball.

 

Heller will be honored in a special ceremony during Saturday’s state finals. During his career, he has 19 sectionals, 15 regionals, 10 semi-states and four state finals assignments to his credit.

 

Each year, the Indiana High School Athletic Association, in cooperation with the National Federation of Interscholastic Officials Association, recognizes and honors an outstanding official in each of 11 sports during the school year.

 

Heller was nominated for this award by his peers from the Tri-State Officials Association, one of 26 associations located throughout Indiana made up of men and women who give up much of their personal time to assist in providing wholesome, worthwhile and healthy activities for the student-athletes of our state. This honor comes as a result of Heller’s selection by a committee representing those 26 associations. Statewide, there are almost 7,500 officials licensed by the IHSAA in 11 sports.

 

A 22-year member of the Tri-State association, Heller has served as Secretary for 12 years and as basketball chairman for three years during his career.

 

He is a 1974 graduate of Lakeland High School, earning his bachelor’s from Tri-State University in 1978 and his master’s from Indiana University in 1988. Heller has served as an educator for 27 years at Prairie Heights Community Schools.

 

He has been married to his wife, Juli, for 14 years. He has four children, Courtney, 20, Karissa, 17, Aubree, 12, and Jacob, 8.

 

 

STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS (as of Tuesday, February 28, 2006)

The following lists of statistical leaders are compiled from information contained at Stats & Go, the IHSAA’s exclusive athletic statistics reporting and publishing service. The IHSAA encourages each of its member schools to participate by registering for free at www.statsandgo.com and updating team and individual statistics by 4 p.m. each Monday of the season.

 

Points per game

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

G

FG

3FG

FTM

Points

High

PPG

1.

Megan King

Fort Wayne Canterbury (A)

11

24

236

28

178

678

43

28.3

2.

Mallory Gorski

South Central (Union Mills) (A)

12

22

223

23

119

588

51

26.7

3.

Samantha Stahl

Owen Valley (3A)

11

24

226

23

152

627

37

26.1

4.

Angie Bush

Morgan Township (A)

12

24

196

31

129

552

37

23.0

5.

Kyleigh Jones

Elwood (3A)

12

24

179

39

148

545

42

22.7

6.

Caitlyn Vann

Muncie Burris (2A)

11

19

157

29

81

424

38

22.3

7.

Susan Lester

Pendleton Heights (3A)

12

24

208

27

137

526

37

22.0

8.

Becca Bruszewski

Wheeler (2A)

11

21

173

21

90

457

35

21.8

9.

Alyssa Pittman

Elkhart Memorial (4A)

12

25

192

63

94

541

32

21.6

10.

Stephanie Wagner

Jimtown (2A)

11

22

150

18

146

464

26

21.2

T11.

Sarah Bassler

Southport (4A)

11

18

131

30

81

373

38

20.7

T11.

Skylar Diggins

South Bend Washington (4A)

9

26

188

58

105

539

43

20.7

T11.

Andi Winney

Yorktown (3A)

12

21

169

0

96

434

35

20.7

14.

Brittany Schoen

South Central (Elizabeth) (A)

10

28

267

65

106

574

36

20.5

15.

Fahkara Malone

Evansville Memorial (4A)

12

27

253

42

105

548

34

20.3

16.

Amanda Stull

Rushville (3A)

12

27

181

10

171

543

30

20.1

17.

Jessica Huffman

Whiteland  (3A)

12

21

163

27

65

418

33

19.9

T18.

Ashley Chase

Switzerland County (2A)

12

22

154

17

101

426

29

19.4

T18.

Shelby Ross

Columbus East (4A)

11

22

165

40

56

426

27

19.4

20.

Carrie Giltz

Batesville (3A)

12

21

162

7

72

403

40

19.2

 

Rebounds per game

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

G

Off

Def

Total

High

RPG

1.

Ta’Shia Phillips

Brebeuf Jesuit (3A)

11

23

108

195

303

22

13.2

2.

Maria Roller

Medora (A)

12

21

93

176

269

23

12.8

3.

Alexandra Guyton

Bloomington North (4A)

10

24

114

185

299

20

12.5

4.

Andi Winney

Yorktown (3A)

12

21

103

149

252

21

12.0

5.

Anna Kammrath

South Central (Union Mills) (A)

12

22

113

148

261

18

11.9

6.

Jessica Sheets

Hebron (A)

12

24

134

143

277

18

11.5

7.

Jessica Hull

South Bend Adams (4A)

9

21

91

148

239

17

11.4

8.

Susan Lester

Pendleton Heights (3A)

12

24

101

167

268

17

11.2

T9.

Kelsie Manuel

Union (Dugger) (A)

11

21

96

134

230

20

11.0

T9.

Kasey Micheal

Blackford (3A)

12

22

65

177

242

17

11.0

11.

Brittney Moore

Merrillville (4A)

12

22

95

142

237

24

10.8

T12.

Ebony Jackson

Indianapolis Arlington (4A)

11

21

5

210

215

14

10.2

T12.

Stephanie Steele

Silver Creek (3A)

12

21

60

155

215

18

10.2

T14.

Ayrica Harvey

Lawrenceburg (2A)

12

21

101

111

212

16

10.1

T14.

Katie Lyons

New Palestine (3A)

11

22

71

151

222

18

10.1

T16.

Brittni Birkey

Southwood (2A)

12

21

70

135

205

16

9.8

T16.

Sarah Fenneman

Evansville Reitz (4A)

12

21

63

143

206

18

9.8

T16.

Megan Payton

Bloomington South (4A)

12

17

59

108

167

15

9.8

19.

Katy Smith

Cascade (2A)

12

21

107

96

203

19

9.7

T20.

Hannah Holmes

Edgewood (3A)

11

21

85

116

201

22

9.6

T20.

Rachel Thiel

Lowell (4A)

12

22

93

117

210

17

9.6

                                               

Assists per game

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Assists

High

Per Game

1.

Skylar Diggins

South Bend Washington (4A)

9

26

143

11

5.5

2.

Jessica Johnson

Clarksville (2A)

10

23

123

9

5.4

3.

Emily Phillips

South Bend Washington (4A)

10

26

135

12

5.2

4.

Cindi Boricich

Hebron (A)

11

24

123

9

5.1

T5.

Skyler Gick

Benton Central (3A)

9

23

110

8

4.8

T5.

Mallory Masiongale

Yorktown (3A)

12

19

91

8

4.8

T7.

Fahkara Malone

Evansville Memorial (3A)

12

27

126

10

4.7

T7.

Lyndsey Osborn

Blackford (3A)

12

22

103

9

4.7

T9.

Katie Ahaus

Southport (4A)

11

20

92

10

4.6

T9.

Sarah Pease

South Central (Elizabeth) (A)

12

28

128

8

4.6

11.

Jessica Huffman

Whiteland  (3A)

12

21

94

8

4.5

T12.

Jessica Campbell

South Spencer (2A)

12

26

113

7

4.4

T12.

Marceya Mingo

Fort Wayne South Side (4A)

11

23

102

8

4.4

T12.

Amanda Stull

Rushville (3A)

12

27

120

8

4.4

T15.

Cara Hartman

Batesville (3A)

11

21

90

11

4.3

T15.

Michelle Oswalt

West Lafayette (3A)

11

22

95

12

4.3

T17.

Hannah Krueger

Tippecanoe Valley (3A)

10

23

96

8

4.2

T17.

Kelsey Page

Silver Creek (3A)

12

21

89

11

4.2

T17.

Ashley Roberts

Columbus East (4A)

12

24

100

8

4.2

T17.

April Singer

Marion Lakeview Christian (A)

11

23

83

8

4.2

 

Field Goal Percentage (minimum of 4.0 FGM per game)

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

FGM

FGA

Pct.

1.

Tiffany Fisher

Westview (2A)

10

27

189

278

.680

2.

Ta’Shia Phillips

Brebeuf Jesuit (3A)

11

23

183

279

.656

3.

Elaine Hessel

Plymouth (3A)

11

20

142

226

.628

4.

Andi Winney

Yorktown (3A)

12

21

169

273

.619

5.

Sarah Fenneman

Evansville Reitz (4A)

12

21

129

209

.617

6.

Amber Clark

Huntington North (4A)

10

24

109

179

.609

7.

Mallory Gorski

South Central (Union Mills) (A)

12

22

200

329

.608

8.

Mollie Taulbee

Knox (3A)

11

20

136

225

.604

9.

Whitney Sanders

Eastern Greene (2A)

12

20

97

161

.603

10.

Jackie Yerga

Munster (4A)

12

23

123

205

.600

11.

Samantha Stahl

Owen Valley (3A)

11

24

203

347

.585

12.

Megan Effinger

Evansville Central (4A)

11

23

122

210

.581

13.

Kacie Ellis

Centerville (2A)

12

21

105

181

.580

14.

Jessica Hull

South Bend Adams (4A)

9

21

88

152

.579

15.

Ashley Pulskamp

North Decatur (2A)

11

21

96

167

.575

16.

Shanea Wyant

Lafayette Jefferson (4A)

12

23

140

244

.574

17.

Abby Neff

Lakeland (3A)

10

23

143

251

.570

18.

Anna Kammrath

South Central (Union Mills) (A)

12

22

138

244

.566

19.

Zaquanna Braden

Fort Wayne South Side (4A)

11

23

99

176

.563

T20.

Amber Harris

North Central (Indpls.) (4A)

12

23

156

278

.561

T20.

Shelby Ross

Columbus East (4A)

11

22

125

223

.561

 

Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (minimum of 1.6 3-Point FGM per game)

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

3FGM

3FGA

High

Pct.

1.

Rachel Nolting

Columbus East (4A)

12

24

51

98

7

.520

2.

Ashley Hummer

Mishawaka Marian (3A)

12

24

85

172

7

.494

3.

Nikki Geyer

Bellmont (3A)

12

21

34

75

5

.453

4.

Courtney Reising

Evansville Memorial (3A)

12

27

59

132

5

.447

5.

Kylie York

Hamilton Southeastern (4A)

12

25

79

180

8

.439

6.

Sarah Condra

Whiteland (3A)

10

21

42

97

5

.433

7.

Skylar Diggins

South Bend Washington (4A)

9

26

58

139

6

.417

8.

Alison Lamb

North Decatur (2A)

12

21

45

109

6

.413

9.

Jennifer Britton

Lake Central (4A)

11

21

52

127

5

.409

10.

Allison Matheis

Northeast Dubois (A)

10

25

48

118

5

.407

11.

Kristin Craig

Carmel (4A)

12

25

44

109

5

.404

12.

Ashley Becker

Lafayette Jefferson (4A)

12

23

42

107

4

.393

13.

Shelby Ross

Columbus East (4A)

11

22

40

104

5

.385

14.

Kaci Holland

Silver Creek (3A)

12

22

66

174

6

.379

15.

Whitney Todd

New Albany (4A)

12

22

37

98

5

.378

16.

Jennifer Johnson

Bluffton (2A)

12

20

35

93

4

.376

17.

Deserea Jones

South Bend Clay (4A)

10

23

40

107

6

.374

18.

Emily Batliner

Floyd Central (4A)

11

20

32

87

4

.368

19.

Julie Vaughan

Evansville Central (4A)

12

23

59

161

5

.367

20.

Betsy Adams

Twin Lakes (3A)

10

22

53

145

7

.366

 

Free Throw Percentage (minimum of 2.0 FTM per game)

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

FTM

FTA

Pct.

1.

Stephanie Wagner

Jimtown (2A)

11

22

146

161

.907

2.

Erin Jacobson

Fort Wayne Bishop Dwenger (3A)

11

23

76

87

.874

3.

Roxanne Koopman

Crawford County (2A)

10

21

47

54

.870

4.

Susan Lester

Pendleton Heights (3A)

12

24

137

158

.867

5.

McKenna Williams

North Knox (2A)

11

28

181

210

.862

6.

Angie Bush

Morgan Township (A)

12

24

129

150

.860

7.

Brittany Craney

Pike Central (3A)

11

22

72

84

.857

8.

Rachel Nolting

Columbus East (4A)

12

24

106

124

.855

9.

Jennifer Britton

Lake Central (4A)

11

21

45

53

.849

10.

Danielle Hobbs

Bloomington North (4A)

11

24

50

59

.848

11.

Amanda Stull

Rushville (3A)

12

27

171

202

.847

12.

Michelle Haney

Westview (2A)

11

27

109

129

.845

13.

Julie Swisher

Lowell (4A)

12

22

64

76

.842

14.

Becca Morris

Glenn (2A)

11

22

82

99

.828

15.

Shelby Ross

Columbus East (4A)

11

22

56

68

.824

16.

Megan Effinger

Evansville Central (4A)

11

23

91

111

.820

17.

Sarah Bassler

Southport (4A)

11

18

81

100

.810

18.

Betsy Adams

Twin Lakes (3A)

10

22

72

89

.809

19.

Mandy Yoder

NorthWood (3A)

11

25

92

114

.807

20.

Ashley Hummer

Mishawaka Marian (3A)

12

24

76

95

.800

 

Blocks per game

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Blks

High

Per Game

1.

Janelle Fathauer

Covington (A)

12

21

84

9

4.0

T2.

Andrea Gordon

East Noble (4A)

11

20

69

7

3.5

T2.

Amber Harris

North Central (4A)

12

23

80

7

3.5

4.

Stephanie Steele

Silver Creek (3A)

12

21

71

8

3.4

T5.

Hayley Elkins

Medora (A)

12

21

69

7

3.3

T5.

Katie Lyons

New Palestine (3A)

11

22

72

6

3.3

7.

Donna Ferree

Silver Creek (3A)

10

22

69

7

3.1

8.

Natalie Emro

Munster (4A)

10

24

73

7

3.0

9.

Tiffany Fisher

Westview (2A)

10

27

79

7

2.9

T10.

Nukeitra Hayes

Indiana School for the Deaf (A)

11

19

51

5

2.7

T10.

Chelsea Hite

West Noble (3A)

9

15

41

5

2.7

12.

Anna Kammrath

South Central (Union Mills) (A)

12

22

57

9

2.6

13.

Kate Barwick

Bethany Christian (A)

10

22

54

4

2.5

T14.

Jessica Chamberlain

Evansville Central (4A)

12

23

56

6

2.4

T14.

Ashley Everhart

Eastside (2A)

12

21

51

5

2.4

T14.

Ta’Shia Phillips

Brebeuf Jesuit (3A)

11

23

55

6

2.4

T14.

Hannah Singleton

South Spencer (2A)

12

26

62

5

2.4

T14.

Brandi Waller

New Albany (4A)

9

22

53

11

2.4

19.

Alexandra Guyton

Bloomington North (4A)

10

24

53

6

2.2

20.

Ashley Chase

Switzerland County (2A)

12

22

47

5

2.1

 

Steals per game

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Stls

High

Per Game

1.

Katy Smith

Cascade (2A)

12

21

146

12

7.0

2.

Brittany Tabeling

Trinity Lutheran (A)

10

24

132

9

5.5

3.

Heather Gonser

Owen Valley (3A)

9

24

128

12

5.3

4.

Mallory Gorski

South Central (Union Mills) (A)

12

22

109

10

5.0

5.

Sha’la Jackson

Fort Wayne South Side (4A)

11

23

112

8

4.9

6.

Caitlyn Vann

Muncie Burris (2A)

11

19

86

8

4.5

7.

Kyleigh Turner

Cowan (A)

12

19

83

7

4.4

T8.

Heidi Freund

Hebron (A)

12

20

85

10

4.3

T8

Kyleigh Jones

Elwood (3A)

12

24

102

10

4.3

10.

Julie Seiss

Warsaw (4A)

12

20

84

11

4.2

T11.

Allison Horton

Lanesville (A)

12

25

100

10

4.0

T11.

Maegan Vanhoose

Lanesville (A)

12

23

91

10

4.0

T13.

Emily Batliner

Floyd Central (4A)

11

20

77

8

3.9

T13.

Zaquanna Braden

Fort Wayne South Side (4A)

11

23

90

11

3.9

T13.

Marceya Mingo

Fort Wayne South Side (4A)

11

23

90

7

3.9

T13.

Lela Rohrer

Tippecanoe Valley (3A)

12

23

89

8

3.9

T13.

Shelby Ross

Columbus East (4A)

11

22

85

8

3.9

T18.

Emily Conrad

Bellmont (3A)

12

21

77

7

3.7

T18.

Ashley Cosentino

Lowell (4A)

12

22

81

8

3.7

T18.

Aubrey Holle

Fort Wayne Canterbury (A)

10

23

84

7

3.7

T18.

Lauren Kenney

Mooresville (4A)

12

23

86

7

3.7

T18.

Amanda Stull

Rushville (3A)

12

27

99

10

3.7

 

 

BOYS BASKETBALL

 

BOYS BASKETBALL SECTIONALS CONTINUE THIS WEEK

The first two nights of sectional tournament action are complete in the 96th Annual IHSAA Boys Basketball State Tournament while 26 games are scheduled at various locations tonight. Two semifinal games will be played at each venue on Friday with 64 championship games on Saturday evening.

 

In the event any school has a girls basketball team playing at the state finals – Lafayette Central Catholic, South Central (Elizabeth), Westview, Heritage Christian, Fort Wayne Bishop Luers, Evansville Memorial, South Bend Washington, and Castle -- and a boys basketball team playing for the sectional championship game, the boys game will be contested on Monday evening, March 6 at the host site.

 

Complete tournament results in AP-style form or bracket form are available below.

 

· Sectional Results & Pairings AP-style

· Sectional Brackets: 4A | 3A | 2A | A PDF

· Regional, Semi-State, State Brackets: 4A | 3A | 2A | A PDF

 

 

TOURNAMENT NOTES

 

Defending State Champions: 4A – Lawrence North (playing in Sectional 10 at Indianapolis Arsenal Technical); 3A – Washington (Sectional 31 at Washington); 2A – Forest Park (Sectional 48 at Southridge); A – Lapel (Sectional 56 at Lapel).

 

Active Sectional Championship Streaks (Three or more years): 7 years – Evansville Mater Dei (3A), Tecumseh (A); 5 years – Covington (A); 4 years – Lafayette Central Catholic (A); 3 years – Forest Park (2A); Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian (A); Lawrence North (4A); Loogootee (A); Morgan Township (A); Muncie Central (4A); Orleans (A); Rushville (3A); Tri-Central (A).

 

Top 10 All-Time Sectional Championships: 69: Kokomo; 68: Vincennes/Vincennes Lincoln; 63: Marion; 59: Lafayette Jefferson; 58: Richmond; 56: Connersville, Logansport; 54: Muncie Central, New Castle; 50: Anderson, Lebanon.

 

First-Time Tournament Participants (All in Class A): Bethesda Christian (Sectional 56 at Lapel), Liberty Christian (Sectional 54 at Southern Wells), Trinity Lutheran (Sectional 59 at Orleans), University (Sectional 56 at Lapel).

 

Defending Sectional Champions – 4A – Bloomington North, Concord, Decatur Central, DeKalb, Evansville Harrison, Fort Wayne North Side, Gary West Side, Jennings County, Kokomo, Lawrence North, Muncie Central, North Central (Indianapolis), Pike, South Bend Clay, Terre Haute South, Valparaiso; 3A – Andrean, Bellmont, Brebeuf Jesuit, Delta, Edgewood, Evansville Mater Dei, Hammond, New Castle, Plymouth, Roncalli, Rushville, Scottsburg, Tippecanoe Valley, Twin Lakes, Washington, Wawasee; 2A – Austin, Boone Grove, Cascade, Centerville, Eastern Greene, Forest Park, Fremont, Glenn, Harding, Heritage Christian, Knightstown, North Montgomery, North Decatur, Northfield, Northwestern, Rensselaer Central; A – Argos, Bloomfield, Covington, Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian, Hauser, Henryville, Lafayette Central Catholic, Lapel, Loogootee, Morgan Township, Orleans, South Decatur, Tecumseh, Tri, Tri-Central, West Central.

 

Schools Seeking First Sectional Championship – 4A – Hamilton Southeastern, Westfield; 3A – Culver Academies, Fort Wayne Bishop Luers, Franklin County, West Noble; 2A – Churubusco, Frankton, Northeastern, Prairie Heights, Wheeler; A – Bethesda Christian, Borden, Carroll (Flora), Covenant Christian, Crothersville, Elkhart Christian Academy, Evansville Day, Fort Wayne Canterbury, Holy Cross, Indiana School for the Deaf, Indianapolis Lutheran, International, Keystone, Lakewood Park Christian, Lanesville, Liberty Christian, New Harmony, Oldenburg Academy, Restoration Christian, Shoals, Trinity Lutheran, Union (Modoc), University, Vincennes Rivet, Washington Township, Westville, White’s.

 

 

STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS (as of Tuesday, February 28, 2006)

The following lists of statistical leaders are compiled from information contained at Stats & Go, the IHSAA’s exclusive athletic statistics reporting and publishing service. The IHSAA encourages each of its member schools to participate by registering for free at www.statsandgo.com and updating team and individual statistics by 4 p.m. each Monday of the season.

 

Points per game

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

G

FG

3FG

FTM

Points

High

PPG

1.

Vaughn Duggins

Pendleton Heights (3A)

12

19

212

24

119

567

48

29.8

2.

Grayson Flittner

Tri-Central (A)

12

20

183

74

152

592

42

29.6

3.

Kelly Muensterman

Evansville Mater Dei (3A)

12

20

199

50

97

545

42

27.3

4.

Eric Gordon

North Central (Indpls.) (4A)

11

22

195

50

120

560

44

25.5

5.

Ryne Lightfoot

NorthWood (3A)

12

20

155

41

148

499

38

25.0

6.

Jared Rehmel

Shakamak (A)

12

20

167

64

100

498

42

24.9

7.

Jonathan Jamerson

South Bend Washington (4A)

12

20

146

59

140

491

40

24.6

8.

Chris Vanhoose

Lanesville (A)

11

21

161

39

151

512

39

24.4

9.

Shannon McCormick

Muncie Burris (2A)

12

20

168

40

106

482

45

24.1

10.

Luke Harangody

Andrean (3A)

12

20

177

4

112

470

37

23.5

11.

Chase Haltom

Cloverdale (2A)

12

20

160

81

61

462

36

23.1

12.

Josh Singer

Marion Lakeview Christian (A)

12

19

182

8

65

437

37

23.0

13.

Dairese Gary

Concord (4A)

11

19

148

23

107

426

35

22.4

14.

Josh Smith

Orleans (A)

12

20

176

4

86

442

35

22.1

15.

T.J. Wells

Keystone (A)

12

16

144

0

62

350

34

21.9

T16.

Kevin Sindle

Elkhart Memorial (4A)

12

21

166

48

74

454

44

21.6

T16.

Luke Smith

Rochester (2A)

12

20

149

44

90

432

31

21.6

18.

Preston Mattingly

Evansville Central (4A)

12

20

146

37

96

425

40

21.3

19.

Eshaunte Jones

Fort Wayne North Side (4A)

11

18

142

45

36

365

35

20.3

20.

Grant Leiendecker

Homestead (4A)

12

20

131

51

69

382

40

20.1

 

Rebounds per game

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

G

Off

Def

Total

High

RPG

1.

Jeron Lewis

Fort Wayne North Side (4A)

12

20

103

175

278

24

13.9

2.

Luke Harangody

Andrean (3A)

12

20

129

124

253

20

12.7

3.

Nathan Schumacher

Evansville Central (4A)

12

20

104

142

246

19

12.3

4.

Sergey Struck

Southwood (2A)

12

20

89

141

230

23

11.5

5.

Kevin Kyle

North Montgomery (2A)

12

20

71

157

228

18

11.4

6.

Jordan Brittain

Medora (A)

12

18

84

116

200

18

11.1

7.

Matt Howard

Connersville (3A)

11

20

50

165

215

18

10.8

8.

Blaine Hammond

Blue River Valley (A)

11

19

89

114

203

17

10.7

9.

Adam Richie

North Judson–San Pierre (2A)

12

19

58

126

184

17

9.7

10.

Trevor Davids

Western Boone (3A)

12

20

93

99

192

18

9.6

11.

Luke Etchison

Frankton (2A)

12

17

63

98

161

14

9.5

12.

Mark Mosier

Westville (A)

11

20

57

126

183

19

9.2

13.

Garrett Butcher

Edgewood (3A)

10

20

76

105

181

19

9.1

14.

Norman Wells

Madison Consolidated (3A)

12

20

64

116

180

13

9.0

15.

Tyree Glass

Fort Wayne Wayne (3A)

12

20

84

93

177

15

8.9

T16.

John Leonard

Michigan City Marquette (A)

10

19

75

88

163

19

8.6

T16.

Scott Poulsen

Castle (4A)

12

19

55

118

164

15

8.6

T18.

Chad Becker

Shenandoah (2A)

11

23

47

121

168

15

8.4

T18.

Will Jackson

Madison Consolidated (3A)

12

20

74

94

168

15

8.4

T20.

Andrew Headings

Goshen (4A)

12

20

66

99

165

20

8.3

T20.

Brandon Tucker

Rushville Consolidated (3A)

12

19

38

119

157

26

8.3

                                               

Assists per game

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Assists

High

Per Game

1.

Brice Miles

Fort Wayne Wayne (3A)

11

20

170

13

8.5

T2.

Zach Hahn

New Castle (3A)

11

19

134

12

7.1

T2.

Kevieun Lewis

Fort Wayne North Side (4A)

12

21

148

13

7.1

T4.

Tyler Atchison

Orleans (A)

12

20

140

12

7.0

T4.

Kyle Holsinger

Lapel (A)

12

21

146

14

7.0

6.

Brant Sarkisian

Mishawaka Marian (3A)

12

20

131

12

6.6

7.

Ben Welsh

South Newton (A)

10

20

125

12

6.3

T8.

Mike Bizoukas

Munster (4A)

11

22

135

13

6.1

T8.

Derek Faust

Southwood (2A)

12

20

122

11

6.1

T10.

Josh Shaffer

Monroe Central (A)

12

19

113

10

6.0

T10.

Cory Sharrett

Blue River Valley (A)

12

20

120

10

6.0

12.

Preston Frame

Kouts (A)

10

19

112

15

5.9

13.

Derek Rainbolt

North Harrison (3A)

12

20

112

14

5.6

T14.

Jordan Campbell

North Central (Indpls.) (4A)

12

22

121

11

5.5

T14.

John Shelby

West Lafayette (3A)

12

21

115

14

5.5

T16.

Stephen Geller

Avon (4A)

12

20

104

8

5.2

T16.

Gabe Miller

Hauser (A)

11

20

103

8

5.2

T16.

Dustin Swartzel

Caston (A)

12

19

98

11

5.2

T16.

Stephen Thomas

Indianapolis Cathedral (4A)

11

20

103

7

5.2

T20.

Alex Byers

Kankakee Valley (3A)

10

16

82

9

5.1

T20.

Allen Higgins

Evansville North (4A)

12

17

86

13

5.1

T20.

Kyle Horan

Jac-Cen-Del (A)

12

19

97

10

5.1

T20.

Jared Maners

Owen Valley (3A)

11

19

97

10

5.1

 

Field Goal Percentage (minimum of 4.0 FGM per game)

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

FGM

FGA

Pct.

1.

Antonio Ballard

Jeffersonville (4A)

12

20

110

153

.719

2.

Justin Cox

Shakamak (A)

10

20

85

122

.697

3.

Dexter Hinkley

Hamilton Southeastern (4A)

12

20

115

170

.677

4.

Josh Smith

Orleans (A)

12

20

172

258

.667

5.

Tommy Strine

Lakewood Park Christian (A)

9

19

99

150

.660

6.

Neil Stoffel

Huntington North (4A)

12

20

94

143

.657

7.

Allen Forman

Shenandoah (2A)

11

20

105

160

.656

T8

Randy Davis

Plymouth (3A)

10

16

69

107

.645

T8.

Adnan Hodzic

North Central (Indpls.) (4A)

11

22

91

141

.645

T8

Kelly Muensterman

Evansville Mater Dei (3A)

12

20

149

231

.645

T8.

Scott Poulsen

Castle (4A)

12

20

111

172

.645

12.

Kory Rombold

Logansport (4A)

11

20

103

161

.640

13.

Brandon Gehl

Jac-Cen-Del (A)

10

19

101

160

.631

14.

Grant Davis

West Central (A)

12

20

95

151

.629

15.

Garrett Mocas

Columbus East (4A)

12

20

90

144

.625

16.

Daniel Payne

South Bend Clay (4A)

12

17

101

162

.624

17.

Nathan Schumacher

Evansville Central (4A)

12

20

121

195

.621

T18

Dustin Sims

North Daviess (A)

12

21

86

139

.619

T18.

Chris Vanhoose

Lanesville (A)

11

21

122

197

.619

20.

Andrew Esters

Silver Creek (3A)

12

20

89

144

.618

 

Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (minimum of 2.0 3-Point FGM per game)

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

3FGM

3FGA

High

Pct.

1.

Lyndon Jones

Crawford County (2A)

11

20

51

102

7

.500

2.

Troy Eveslage

North Harrison (3A)

12

20

68

142

8

.479

3.

Ryan Strausborger

Elkhart Memorial (4A)

12

21

50

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