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 30, 2006

Contact: Jason Wille, Sports Information Director                                                                    

E–Mail: jwille@ihsaa.org

 

 

SEVENTEEN ITEMS ON BOARD OF DIRECTORS AGENDA

The IHSAA Board of Directors will conduct its annual review of the Association’s by-laws during its meeting on Monday, May 1, in Indianapolis.

 

The 16-member board, with Manchester principal Nancy Alspaugh presiding as President, will consider 17 proposals to amend the Association by-laws at the meeting which is scheduled for 8 a.m. EDT / 7 a.m. CDT at the IHSAA Office.

 

As outlined in the IHSAA by-laws, any member school principal, any member of the Board of Directors or the Commissioner may make a proposal for an amendment as long as it is presented to the IHSAA Office prior to March 1. The board has four options on each proposal: affirm, deny, table or amend.

 

A copy of the agenda that is before the Board is available in PDF format from the IHSAA website. A copy of the current by-laws also is available in PDF.

 

Additional information will be communicated in the days leading up to the meeting.

 

2005–06 IHSAA Board of Directors

District, Seat

Board Member

Term Ends

 

 

 

District I, Class A

Debb Stevens, Caston

June 2008

District I, Class AA

Phil Hoskins, Fairfield

June 2006

District I, Class AAA

Dick Tobias, Plymouth

June 2008

District I, Class AAAA

Geoff Penrod, Columbia City

June 2006

 

 

 

District II, Class A

Phillip Gardner, Wes–Del

June 2006

District II, Class AA

Herb Resler, South Adams

June 2008

District II, Class AAA

Patrick Mapes, Delta

June 2006

District II, Class AAAA

Lee Lonzo, Carmel

June 2008

 

 

 

District III, Class A

Roger Weaver, White River Valley

June 2008

District III, Class AAA

Mike Whitten, Boonville

June 2008

District III, Class AAAA

Bill Amerson, Jeffersonville

June 2006

 

 

 

North District, Female

Nancy Alspaugh, Manchester*

June 2007

North District, Urban

Janis Qualizza, Merrillville

June 2007

 

 

 

South District, Female

Pam Noble, Connersville

June 2007

South District, Minority

Roy Simpson, Indianapolis Northwest

June 2007

South District, Urban

Paul Neidig, Evansville Central**

June 2007

 

 

 

* President

** Vice–President

 

 

 

 

 

NEW SOCCER TOURNAMENT ALIGNMENTS APPROVED

At its March 24 meeting, the IHSAA Executive Committee unanimously approved the realignment and assignment of schools in the boys and girls soccer tournament series. The changes go into effect next fall.

 

At its August 4, 2005 meeting, the Committee approved changes to the boys tournament including moving from 32 to 64 sectionals and adding a fourth week to its format.

 

The boys sectionals will be played in a Thursday-Saturday format during Week 14 (one week earlier than current format). Each sectional will have four or five teams instead of eight or nine as has been the case in many parts of the state in recent years.

 

The regional will change from a two-team to a four-team affair and be played in a new Wednesday-Saturday format. The regional had been played mid-week.

 

The semi-states and state finals will be played on the following Saturdays and each remain in the current four-team format.

 

Boys Soccer State Tournament Series

 

Sectionals

Dates: Thursday, October 5 and Saturday, October 7, 2006.

Format

4 Teams: Thursday (two games); Saturday (one game).

5 Teams: Thursday (one game); Saturday (three games).

 

1.   East Chicago Central – East Chicago Central, Gary West Side, Hammond Bishop Noll, Hammond Clark, Hammond.

2.   Munster – Hammond Gavit, Hammond Morton, Highland, Munster.

3.   Merrillville – Andrean, Gary Wallace, Griffith, Hobart, Merrillville.

4.   Crown Point – Boone Grove, Crown Point, Hanover Central, Lake Central.

5.   Wheeler – Chesterton, Portage, Valparaiso, Wheeler.

6.   Lowell – Hebron, Kankakee Valley, Lowell, Rensselaer Central.

7.   LaPorte – LaPorte, Michigan City, Michigan City Marquette, Westville.

8.   Culver Community – Culver Academies, Culver Community, Oregon-Davis, Winamac.

9.   Penn – Mishawaka, Mishawaka Marian, Penn, South Bend Riley.

10.  South Bend Adams – South Bend Adams, South Bend Clay, South Bend St. Joseph's, South Bend Washington.

11.  Elkhart Memorial – Concord, Elkhart Central, Elkhart Christian Academy, Elkhart Memorial.

12.  LaVille – Bremen, Glenn, LaVille, NorthWood.

13.  Westview – Howe Military, Lakeland, Northridge, Westview.

14.  Goshen – Bethany Christian, Goshen, Wawasee, West Noble.

15.  Angola – Angola, DeKalb, Eastside, Hamilton.

16.  Garrett – Central Noble, East Noble, Garrett, Lakewood Park Christian.

17.  Argos – Argos, Manchester, Plymouth, Warsaw.

18.  Caston – Caston, Maconaquah, North Miami, Peru.

19.  Logansport – Carroll (Flora), Logansport, Northwestern, Twin Lakes.

20.  Kokomo – Eastern (Greentown), Kokomo, Marion, Marion Lakeview Christian, Oak Hill.

21.  Carroll (Fort Wayne) – Carroll (Fort Wayne), Fort Wayne Bishop Dwenger, Fort Wayne Northrop, Leo

22.  Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian – Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian, Fort Wayne Snider, Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran, Fort Wayne North Side, Keystone.

23.  Fort Wayne Canterbury – Columbia City, Fort Wayne Bishop Luers, Fort Wayne Canterbury, Fort Wayne South Side.

24.  Homestead – Fort Wayne Elmhurst, Fort Wayne Wayne, Homestead, Huntington North.

25.  Bellmont – Bellmont, Heritage, New Haven, Norwell.

26.  Blackford – Blackford, Jay County, South Adams, Union City.

27.  Muncie Southside – Delta, Muncie Central, Muncie Southside, Wapahani.

28.  Anderson – Anderson, Anderson Highland, Liberty Christian, Muncie Burris, Yorktown.

29.  Tipton – Taylor, Tipton, Tri-Central, Western.

30.  Lafayette Jefferson – Frankfort, Lafayette Central Catholic, Lafayette Jefferson, McCutcheon.

31.  Benton Central – Benton Central, Covington, Harrison (West Lafayette), West Lafayette.

32.  Crawfordsville – Crawfordsville, North Montgomery, North Putnam, Southmont.

33.  Zionsville – Lebanon, University, Western Boone, Zionsville.

34.  Noblesville – Hamilton Heights, Noblesville, Pendleton Heights, Sheridan.

35.  Fishers – Carmel, Fishers, Hamilton Southeastern, Westfield.

36.  Heritage Christian – Heritage Christian, Indianapolis Arlington, Indianapolis Cathedral, Lawrence Central, Lawrence North.

37.  North Central (Indianapolis) – Brebeuf Jesuit, Indianapolis Bishop Chatard, Indianapolis Broad Ripple, North Central (Indianapolis).

38.  Park Tudor – Indianapolis Arsenal Technical, Indianapolis Scecina, International, Park Tudor.

39.  Pike – Indianapolis Cardinal Ritter, Indianapolis Northwest, Pike, Speedway.

40.  Brownsburg – Bethesda Christian, Brownsburg, Covenant Christian, Tri-West Hendricks.

41.  Avon – Avon, Cascade, Danville, Plainfield.

42.  Mooresville – Greencastle, Martinsville, Monrovia, Mooresville.

43.  Ben Davis – Ben Davis, Decatur Central, Indianapolis Washington, Perry Meridian, Southport.

44.  Center Grove – Center Grove, Franklin, Greenwood, Greenwood Christian, Whiteland.

45.  Beech Grove – Beech Grove, Franklin Central, Indianapolis Lutheran, Indianapolis Emmerich Manual, Roncalli.

46.  New Palestine – Greenfield–Central, Mount Vernon (Fortville), New Palestine, Warren Central.

47.  Richmond – Centerville, Knightstown, New Castle, Richmond.

48.  Rushville – Connersville, Morristown, Rushville, Shelbyville.

49.  East Central – Batesville, East Central, Franklin County, Oldenburg Academy.

50.  Lawrenceburg – Lawrenceburg, Rising Sun, South Dearborn, Switzerland County.

51.  Jac-Cen-Del – Jac-Cen-Del, Jennings County, Milan, South Ripley.

52.  Waldron – Greensburg, Hauser, Southwestern (Shelbyville), Waldron.

53.  Seymour – Brown County, Columbus East, Columbus North, Seymour.

54.  Madison – Madison, Scottsburg, Southwestern (Hanover), Shawe Memorial.

55.  Jeffersonville – Charlestown, Jeffersonville, Providence, Restoration Christian.

56.  Floyd Central –Christian Academy of Indiana, Corydon Central, Floyd Central, New Albany, North Harrison.

57.  Terre Haute North – Northview, South Vermillion, Terre Haute North, Terre Haute South, West Vigo.

58.  Edgewood – Bedford North Lawrence, Bloomington North, Bloomington South, Edgewood, Owen Valley.

59.  North Knox – North Knox, South Knox, Sullivan, Vincennes Lincoln, Vincennes Rivet.

60.  Jasper – Jasper, Northeast Dubois, Shoals, Washington, Washington Catholic.

61.  Heritage Hills – Boonville, Castle, Forest Park, Heritage Hills.

62.  Gibson Southern – Gibson Southern, North Posey, Oakland City Wood, Pike Central, Princeton.

63.  Evansville Central – Evansville Central, Evansville Reitz, Evansville Mater Dei, Mount Vernon, New Harmony.

64.  Evansville Harrison – Evansville Bosse, Evansville Day, Evansville Harrison, Evansville Memorial, Evansville North.

 

Regionals

Dates: Wednesday, October 11; Saturday, October 14, 2006.

Format

Wednesday (two games); Saturday (one game).

 

1.   Merrillville – Winners at East Chicago Central, Munster, Crown Point, Merrillville.

2.   Valparaiso – Winners at LaPorte, Wheeler, Culver Community, Lowell.

3.   LaVille – Winners at Penn, South Bend Adams, Elkhart Memorial, LaVille.

4.   Westview – Winners at Westview, Angola, Garrett, Goshen.

5.   Homestead – Winners at Carroll (Fort Wayne), Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian, Fort Wayne Canterbury, Homestead.

6.   Logansport – Winners at Argos, Caston, Logansport, Kokomo.

7.   Blackford – Winners at Bellmont, Muncie Southside, Blackford, Anderson.

8.   Lafayette Jefferson – Winners at Benton Central, Lafayette Jefferson, Tipton, Crawfordsville.

9.   Zionsville – Winners at Park Tudor, Brownsburg, Pike, Zionsville.

10.  North Central (Indianapolis) – Winners at North Central (Indianapolis), Heritage Christian, Fishers, Noblesville.

11.  Center Grove – Winners at Ben Davis, Avon, Mooresville, Center Grove.

12.  Rushville – Winners at Rushville, Richmond, Beech Grove, New Palestine.

13.  Terre Haute North – Winners at Terre Haute North, Sullivan, Jasper, Edgewood.

14.  East Central – Winners at Waldron, Jac–Cen–Del, Lawrenceburg, East Central.

15.  Floyd Central – Winners at Seymour, Madison, Jeffersonville, Floyd Central.

16.  Evansville Central – Winners at Gibson Southern, Evansville Central, Heritage Hills, Evansville Harrison.

 

Semi-State

Date: Saturday, October 21, 2006.

             

1.   Crown Point – Winners at Merrillville, Valparaiso, LaVille, Lafayette Jefferson.

2.   Fort Wayne Snider – Winners at Homestead, Logansport, Blackford, Westview.

3.   North Central (Indianapolis) – Winners at Zionsville, North Central (Indianapolis), Center Grove, Rushville.

4.   Evansville Central – Winners at Terre Haute North, East Central, Floyd Central, Evansville Central.

 

State Finals

Date: Saturday, October 28, 2006.

Kuntz Memorial Stadium, Indianapolis.

 

 

 

Girls Soccer State Tournament Series

 

Sectionals

Dates: October 9–14, 2006.

Formats

5 Teams: October 10, 12, 14.

6 Teams: October 10, 12, 14.

7 Teams: October 9, 10, 12, 14.

8 Teams: October 9, 10, 12, 14.

 

1.   Hammond Bishop Noll – East Chicago Central, Gary West Side, Hammond, Hammond Bishop Noll, Hammond Clark, Hammond Gavit, Hammond Morton, Highland, Munster.

2.   Lake Central – Andrean, Crown Point, Griffith, Hanover Central, Hobart, Lake Central, Lowell, Merrillville.

3.   Valparaiso – Boone Grove, Hebron, Kankakee Valley, Rensselaer Central, Valparaiso, Wheeler.

4.   LaPorte – Chesterton, LaPorte, Michigan City, Michigan City Marquette, Portage, Westville.

5.   South Bend Clay – Mishawaka, Mishawaka Marian, Penn, South Bend Adams, South Bend Clay, South Bend Riley, South Bend St. Joseph’s, South Bend Washington.

6.   Argos – Argos, Bremen, Culver Academies, Culver Community, Glenn, LaVille, Plymouth, Rochester.

7.   Goshen – Concord, Elkhart Central, Elkhart Christian Academy, Elkhart Memorial, Goshen, Northridge.

8.   Bethany Christian – Bethany Christian, Lakeland, NorthWood, Warsaw, Wawasee, West Noble, Westview.

9.   DeKalb – Angola, Carroll (Fort Wayne), DeKalb, East Noble, Fort Wayne Northrop, Garrett, Hamilton, Leo.

10.  Columbia City – Columbia City, Fort Wayne Canterbury, Fort Wayne Concordia, Fort Wayne Elmhurst, Fort Wayne North Side, Fort Wayne South Side, Homestead, Huntington North.

11.  Bellmont – Bellmont, Fort Wayne Bishop Dwenger, Fort Wayne Bishop Luers, Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian, Fort Wayne Snider, Fort Wayne Wayne, Heritage, New Haven.

12.  Marion – Blackford, Eastern (Greentown), Jay County, Norwell, Oak Hill, Marion, Marion Lakeview Christian, South Adams.

13.  Kokomo – Kokomo, Logansport, Maconaquah, Manchester, North Miami, Northwestern, Peru.

14.  Harrison (West Lafayette) – Benton Central, Frankfort, Harrison (West Lafayette), Lafayette Jefferson, McCutcheon, North Montgomery, Twin Lakes, West Lafayette.

15.  Hamilton Heights – Hamilton Heights, Sheridan, Taylor, Tipton, Tri–Central, Western, Westfield.

16.  Muncie Southside – Anderson, Anderson Highland, Delta, Muncie Burris, Muncie Central, Muncie Southside, Yorktown.

17.  Hamilton Southeastern – Carmel, Fishers, Hamilton Southeastern, International, Lebanon, Noblesville, Western Boone, Zionsville.

18.  Mount Vernon (Fortville) – Greenfield-Central, Heritage Christian, Morristown, Mount Vernon (Fortville), New Palestine, Pendleton Heights, Shelbyville, Triton Central.

19.  Pike – Ben Davis, Brebeuf Jesuit, Covenant Christian, Indianapolis Cardinal Ritter, North Central (Indianapolis), Park Tudor, Pike, Speedway.

20.  Warren Central – Indianapolis Arlington, Indianapolis Arsenal Technical, Indianapolis Bishop Chatard, Indianapolis Broad Ripple, Indianapolis Cathedral, Indianapolis Scecina, Lawrence Central, Lawrence North, Warren Central.

21.  Decatur Central – Beech Grove, Decatur Central, Franklin Central, Indianapolis Howe Academy, Indianapolis Lutheran, Perry Meridian, Roncalli, Southport.

22.  Brownsburg – Avon, Brownsburg, Crawfordsville, Danville, Indianapolis Washington, North Putnam, South Montgomery, Tri-West Hendricks.

23.  Mooresville – Cascade, Center Grove, Franklin, Greenwood, Monrovia, Mooresville, Plainfield, Whiteland.

24.  Terre Haute South – Greencastle, North Knox, Northview, South Vermillion, Sullivan, Terre Haute North, Terre Haute South, West Vigo.

25.  Centerville – Centerville, Connersville, Franklin County, New Castle, Richmond, Rushville.

26.  Batesville – Batesville, East Central, Lawrenceburg, Oldenburg, Rising Sun, South Dearborn, Switzerland County.

27.  Jennings County – Columbus East, Columbus North, Greensburg, Jennings County, Madison Consolidated, Seymour, South Ripley.

28.  Jeffersonville – Corydon Central, Floyd Central, Jeffersonville, New Albany, North Harrison, Providence.

29.  Edgewood – Bedford North Lawrence, Bloomington North, Bloomington South, Brown County, Edgewood, Martinsville, Owen Valley.

30.  Washington – Forest Park, Jasper, Northeast Dubois, Pike Central, South Knox, Vincennes Lincoln, Washington, Washington Catholic.

31.  Evansville Reitz – Evansville Central, Evansville Mater Dei, Evansville Reitz, Gibson Southern, Mount Vernon, North Posey, Oakland City Wood, Princeton.

32.  Castle – Boonville, Castle, Evansville Bosse, Evansville Day, Evansville Harrison, Evansville Memorial, Evansville North, Heritage Hills.

 

Regionals

Date: Wednesday, October 18, 2006.

 

1.   Munster – Winners at Hammond Noll, Lake Central.

2.   LaPorte – Winners at Valparaiso, LaPorte.

3.   South Bend Riley – Winners at South Bend Clay, Argos.

4.   Goshen – Winners at Goshen, Bethany Christian.

5.   DeKalb – Winners at DeKalb, Columbia City.

6.   Homestead – Winners at Bellmont, Marion.

7.   Logansport – Winners at Kokomo, Harrison (West Lafayette).

8.   Tipton – Winners at Hamilton Heights, Muncie Southside.

9.   Zionsville – Winners at, Hamilton Southeastern, Mt. Vernon (Fortville).

10.  North Central (Indianapolis) – Winners at Pike, Warren Central.

11.  Brownsburg – Winners at Decatur Central, Brownsburg.

12.  Mooresville – Winners at Mooresville, Terre Haute South.

13.  Batesville – Winners at Centerville, Batesville.

14.  Columbus North – Winners at Jennings County, Jeffersonville.

15.  Washington – Winners at Bedford North Lawrence, Washington.

16.  Evansville Harrison – Winners at Castle, Evansville Reitz.

 

Semi-States

Dates: Saturday, October 21, 2006.

 

1.   Valparaiso – Winners at Munster, LaPorte, South Bend Riley, Goshen.

2.   Fort Wayne Snider – Winners at DeKalb, Homestead, Logansport, Tipton.

3.   North Central (Indianapolis) – Winners at Zionsville, North Central (Indianapolis), Brownsburg, Batesville.

4.   Evansville Harrison – Winners at Mooresville, Columbus North, Washington, Evansville Memorial.

 

State Finals

Date: Saturday, October 28, 2006.

Kuntz Memorial Stadium, Indianapolis.

 

 

BOYS BASKETBALL

 

FINAL LISTING

STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS (as of Tuesday, March 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.

Grayson Flittner

Tri-Central (A)

12

27

244

104

194

786

48

29.1

2.

Vaughn Duggins

Pendleton Heights (3A)

12

20

218

26

124

546

48

27.3

3.

Kelly Muensterman

Evansville Mater Dei (3A)

12

25

233

58

134

658

42

26.3

4.

Jared Rehmel

Shakamak (A)

12

27

234

91

142

701

42

26.0

5.

Aaron Carter

Perry Central (2A)

11

21

183

50

128

524

42

25.0

6.

Ryne Lightfoot

NorthWood (3A)

12

21

162

42

156

522

38

24.9

7.

Chris Vanhoose

Lanesville (A)

11

24

186

44

173

589

39

24.5

8.

Jonathan Jamerson

South Bend Washington (4A)

12

21

149

59

151

508

40

24.2

9.

Dallas Richardson

Lafayette Jefferson (4A)

12

22

185

79

82

531

33

24.1

10.

Shannon McCormick

Muncie Burris (2A)

12

22

184

52

108

528

45

24.0

11.

Luke Harangody

Andrean (3A)

12

25

217

8

149

591

39

23.6

12.

Josh Singer

Marion Lakeview Christian (A)

12

19

182

8

65

437

37

23.0

13.

Chase Haltom

Cloverdale (2A)

12

22

175

87

65

502

36

22.8

14.

Dairese Gary

Concord (4A)

11

20

153

23

115

444

35

22.2

15.

T.J. Wells

Keystone (A)

12

16

144

0

62

350

34

21.9

T16.

Josh Smith

Orleans (A)

12

24

204

4

95

507

35

21.1

T16.

Luke Smith

Rochester (2A)

12

24

172

53

109

506

32

21.1

18.

Preston Mattingly

Evansville Central (4A)

12

22

157

37

104

455

40

20.7

19.

Donnie Pruitt

Randolph Southern (A)

12

21

143

80

59

425

40

20.2

20.

Eshaunte Jones

Fort Wayne North Side (4A)

11

21

163

49

44

419

35

20.0

 

Rebounds per game

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

G

Off

Def

Total

High

RPG

1.

Jeron Lewis

Fort Wayne North Side (4A)

12

23

118

200

318

24

13.8

2.

Luke Harangody

Andrean (3A)

12

25

152

167

319

20

12.8

3.

Nathan Schumacher

Evansville Central (4A)

12

22

116

162

278

19

12.6

4.

Sergey Struck

Southwood (2A)

12

22

98

158

256

17

11.6

5.

Kevin Kyle

North Montgomery (2A)

12

23

81

175

256

18

11.1

6.

Aaron Carter

Perry Central (2A)

11

21

59

171

230

19

11.0

7.

Jordan Brittain

Medora (A)

12

19

86

121

207

18

10.9

8.

Richard Oliver

Restoration Christian (A)

12

22

100

138

238

14

10.8

9.

Matt Howard

Connersville (3A)

11

22

54

180

234

18

10.6

10.

Blaine Hammond

Blue River Valley (A)

11

23

104

135

239

17

10.4

11.

Ben Werner

Fairfield (2A)

11

19

73

109

182

20

9.6

T12.

Trevor Davids

Western Boone (3A)

12

21

95

102

197

18

9.4

T12.

Adam Richie

North Judson–San Pierre (2A)

12

21

64

133

197

17

9.4

14.

Luke Etchison

Frankton (2A)

12

18

65

102

167

14

9.3

15.

Norman Wells

Madison (3A)

12

25

76

150

226

13

9.0

16.

Garrett Butcher

Edgewood (3A)

10

22

81

115

196

19

8.9

17.

Mark Mosier

Westville (A)

11

23

62

140

202

19

8.8

T18.

John Leonard

Michigan City Marquette (A)

10

20

78

95

173

19

8.7

T18.

Scott Poulsen

Castle (4A)

12

21

57

125

182

15

8.7

T20.

Chad Bain

Clarksville (2A)

12

21

56

125

181

14

8.6

T20.

Tyree Glass

Fort Wayne Wayne (3A)

12

21

84

96

180

15

8.6

T20.

Joe Stover

Clarksville (2A)

12

21

83

98

181

16

8.6

                                               

Assists per game

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Assists

High

Per Game

1.

Brice Miles

Fort Wayne Wayne (3A)

11

21

173

13

8.2

2.

Kevieun Lewis

Fort Wayne North Side (4A)

12

24

181

14

7.5

3.

Kyle Holsinger

Lapel (A)

12

24

172

14

7.2

4.

Tyler Atchison

Orleans (A)

12

24

169

12

7.0

5.

Brant Sarkisian

Mishawaka Marian (3A)

12

22

143

12

6.5

6.

Ben Welsh

South Newton (A)

10

22

137

12

6.2

7.

Derek Faust

Southwood (2A)

12

22

133

11

6.1

8.

Mike Bizoukas

Munster (4A)

11

24

143

13

6.0

9.

Josh Shaffer

Monroe Central (A)

12

21

124

10

5.9

T10.

Preston Frame

Kouts (A)

10

20

114

15

5.7

T10.

Derek Rainbolt

North Harrison (3A)

12

21

120

14

5.7

T10.

Cory Sharrett

Blue River Valley (A)

12

24

136

10

5.7

13.

Jared Maners

Owen Valley (3A)

11

22

123

14

5.6

T14.

Stephen Geller

Avon (4A)

12

21

113

9

5.4

T14.

Dustin Swartzel

Caston (A)

12

21

114

11

5.4

T14.

Austin Thoms

Fort Wayne Concordia (3A)

12

23

124

13

5.4

T17.

Grayson Flittner

Tri-Central (A)

12

27

142

11

5.3

T17.

Kyle Horan

Jac-Cen-Del (A)

12

22

117

10

5.3

T17.

John Shelby

West Lafayette (3A)

12

23

122

14

5.3

T20.

Alex Byers

Kankakee Valley (3A)

10

17

86

9

5.1

T20.

Allen Higgins

Evansville North (4A)

12

19

97

13

5.1

 

Field Goal Percentage (minimum of 4.0 FGM per game)

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

FGM

FGA

Pct.

1.

Dexter Hinkley

Hamilton Southeastern (4A)

12

22

124

184

.674

2.

Justin Cox

Shakamak (A)

10

27

112

168

.667

3.

Allan Forman

Shenandoah (2A)

11

21

119

181

.657

4.

Josh Smith

Orleans (A)

12

24

204

311

.656

5.

Neil Stoffel

Huntington North (4A)

12

21

97

150

.647

6.

Antonio Ballard

Jeffersonville (4A)

12

25

161

250

.644

7.

Scott Poulsen

Castle (4A)

12

21

119

187

.636

8.

Andrew Esters

Silver Creek (3A)

12

21

94

151

.623

9.

Garrett Mocas

Columbus East (4A)

12

21

94

152

.618

10.

Grant Davis

West Central (A)

12

21

99

161

.615

11.

Kory Rombold

Logansport (4A)

11

23

122

202

.604

12.

Nathan Schumacher

Evansville Central (4A)

12

22

136

227

.599

13.

Jacob Smith

Mount Vernon (3A)

11

23

140

234

.598

14.

Brandon Gehl

Jac-Cen-Del (A)

10

22

117

196

.597

15.

Richard Oliver

Restoration Christian (A)

12

22

160

269

.595

16.

Tommy Strine

Lakewood Park Christian (A)

9

21

128

217

.590

T17.

Tucker Brown

Jac-Cen-Del (A)

11

23

150

255

.588

T17.

Kevin Kyle

North Montgomery (2A)

12

23

163

277

.588

T17.

Ben Werner

Fairfield (2A)

11

19

110

187

.588

20.

Will Jackson

Madison (3A)

12

25

147

251

.586

 

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

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

3FGM

3FGA

High

Pct.

1.

Nick Millspaugh

Wes-Del (A)

10

22

52

103

6

.505

2.

Lyndon Jones

Crawford County (2A)

11

22

55

112

7

.491

3.

Jono Cobb

Homestead (4A)

12

19

39

80

6

.488

4.

Jeff Marinier

Munster (4A)

12

24

55

115

6

.478

5.

Troy Eveslage

North Harrison (3A)

12

21

70

148

8

.473

6.

Justin Huff

Jac-Cen-Del (A)

11

23

59

129

7

.457

T7.

Chase Haltom

Cloverdale (2A)

12

22

87

193

10

.451

T7.

Kedric Owens

Fort Wayne Wayne (3A)

12

21

60

133

6

.451

T9.

Anthony Furlin

Hamilton Southeastern (4A)

12

22

49

113

6

.434

T9.

Luke Smith

Rochester (2A)

12

24

53

122

6

.434

T11.

Jared Gray

Castle (4A)

10

21

42

97

6

.433

T11.

Grant Leiendecker

Homestead (4A)

12

21

55

127

7

.433

13.

Lyle Whitehead

Monroe Central (A)

11

22

44

102

4

.431

14.

J.R. Howell

Lapel (A)

12

24

76

177

7

.429

15.

Chris Broughton

Crawford County (2A)

12

22

57

135

6

.422

16.

Jared Rehmel

Shakamak (A)

12

27

91

218

9

.417

17.

Marcus Hanger

Whiteland (3A)

11

23

53

130

5

.408

T18.

Ryan Sterling

Indianapolis Cathedral (4A)

11

23

51

127

6

.402

T18.

Robbie Volkman

Evansville North (4A)

12

20

45

112

6

.402

T20.

Jordan Basham

Scottsburg (3A)

12

23

56

140

6

.400

T20.

Donnie Pruitt

Randolph Southern (A)

12

21

80

200

8

.400

 

Free Throw Percentage (minimum of 2.0 FTM per game)

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

FTM

FTA

Pct.

1.

Grayson Flittner

Tri-Central (A)

12

27

194

208

.933

2.

Matthew Bozell

Tri-Central (A)

12

21

61

67

.910

3.

Chris Broughton

Crawford County (2A)

12

22

62

69

.899

4.

Danny Lewallen

Kankakee Valley (3A)

12

21

114

128

.891

T5.

J.R. Howell

Lapel (A)

12

24

70

80

.875

T5.

Nick Millspaugh

Wes-Del (A)

10

22

63

72

.875

7.

Eric Wildermuth

Logansport (4A)

11

23

52

60

.867

8.

Jono Cobb

Homestead (4A)

12

19

45

52

.865

9.

Anthony Furlin

Hamilton Southeastern (4A)

12

22

81

94

.862

10.

Dallas Richardson

Lafayette Jefferson (4A)

12

22

82

96

.854

11.

Brandon Gehl

Jac-Cen-Del (A)

10

22

51

60

.850

T12.

Jonathan Jamerson

South Bend Washington (4A)

12

21

151

178

.848

T12.

Kelly Muensterman

Evansville Mater Dei (3A)

12

25

134

158

.848

14.

Zach Hahn

New Castle (3A)

11

26

105

124

.847

15.

Allen Higgins

Evansville North (4A)

12

19

49

58

.845

16.

Chris Bloom

Connersville (3A)

12

22

74

88

.841

17.

Alex Nocton

Northeastern (2A)

12

16

79

94

.840

18.

Heath Bilskie

Vincennes Rivet (A)

11

21

156

186

.839

19.

Jared Maners

Owen Valley (3A)

11

22

93

111

.838

20.

Andy Day

West Lafayette (3A)

11

23

61

73

.836

 

Blocks per game

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Blocks

High

Per Game

1.

Matt Howard

Connersville (3A)

11

22

94

9

4.3

2.

Sergey Struck

Southwood (2A)

12

22

82

10

3.7

3.

Brandon Boyd

South Bend Washington (4A)

12

22

69

7

3.1

4.

Josh Smith

Orleans (A)

12

24

59

8

2.5

T5.

Brian Musser

Eastside (2A)

12

21

49

6

2.3

T5.

Andrew Polak

Hammond Clark (3A)

12

23

52

6

2.3

7.

Luke Lovins

Cloverdale (2A)

12

22

48

6

2.2

T8.

Dave Bachmann

Lanesville (A)

12

21

43

4

2.1

T8.

Blaine Hammond

Blue River Valley (A)

11

23

48

4

2.1

T8.

Troy McIntyre

Triton (A)

10

21

44

6

2.1

T11.

Brad Folta

West Lafayette (3A)

12

23

47

6

2.0

T11.

Dexter Hinkley

Hamilton Southeastern (4A)

12

22

43

4

2.0

T11.

Garrett Mocas

Columbus East (4A)

12

21

41

6

2.0

T14.

Jordan Parsons

Springs Valley (A)

12

21

39

4

1.9

T14.

Kyle Pressley

Fort Wayne Concordia (3A)

11

23

44

7

1.9

T16.

Nicholas Duncheon

Barr-Reeve (A)

11

23

42

5

1.8

T16.

John Trowbridge

Fort Wayne North Side (4A)

12

24

43

5

1.8

T18.

Aaron Brock

Bremen (2A)

12

20

33

6

1.7

T18.

Kevin Kyle

North Montgomery (2A)

12

23

40

7

1.7

T18.

Ethan McNary

Evansville North (4A)

12

18

31

4

1.7

T18.

Steve Radloff

Hammond Bishop Noll (2A)

11

21

35

6

1.7

T18.

Norman Wells

Madison (3A)

12

25

42

4

1.7

T18.

Levi Williams

Eastbrook (2A)

12

21

35

4

1.7

 

Steals per game

 

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Steals

High

Per Game

T1.

Grayson Flittner

Tri-Central (A)

12

27

96

10

3.6

T1.

Aaron Harbstreit

North Daviess (A)

10

25

89

8

3.6

T1.

Jake Mullis

North Putnam (2A)

11

21

75

6

3.6

4.

Dustin Swartzel

Caston (A)

12

21

74

8

3.5

5.

Scott Cummings

Rising Sun (A)

12

21

65

6

3.1

T6.

Chris Kramer

Huntington North (4A)

12

21

63

7

3.0

T6.

Shannon McCormick

Muncie Burris (2A)

12

22

65

6

3.0

T6.

Josh Shaffer

Monroe Central (A)

12

21

63

6

3.0

T9.

Logan Jones

Madison (3A)

10

25

72

7

2.9

T9.

Jared Rehmel

Shakamak (A)

12

27

79

8

2.9

T11.

Sean Crepeau

Michigan City Marquette (A)

10

21

58

6

2.8

T11.

Caleb Fischer

Linton-Stockton (2A)

12

24

66

5

2.8

T11.

Kevieun Lewis

Fort Wayne North Side (4A)

12

24

66

7

2.8

T11.

Tyler Petersen

Austin (2A)

12

22

61

8

2.8

T11.

Josh Singer

Marion Lakeview Christian (A)

12

19

54

6

2.8

T16.

Brian Bell

Griffith (3A)

12

17

46

9

2.7

T16.

Tyler Delauder

Eastside (2A)

11

21

56

6

2.7

T16.

Chase Haltom

Cloverdale (2A)

12

22

60

5

2.7

T16.

Brett Mershman

West Noble (3A)

12

22

59

5

2.7

T16.

Shane Roland

Knightstown (2A)

12

24

65

5

2.7

 

 

 

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NEWS & NOTES FROM AROUND THE STATE

 

The following girls basketball players have been named to the 2006 Indianapolis Star Indiana Girls All-Star team: Ashley Barlow, Pike; Amber Harris, North Central (Indianapolis); Dee Dee Jernigan, East Chicago Central; Melissa Lechlitner, South Bend St. Joseph’s; Susan Lester, Pendleton Heights; FahKara Malone, Evansville Memorial; Audrey McDonald, Kokomo; Maria Olsthoorn, Castle; Courtney Reed, Northfield; Chanell Ridley, Fort Wayne Concordia; Amanda Stull, Rushville; Melanie Thornton, Carmel.  The head coach for the team is Julie Shelton, Mount Vernon (Fortville.)  The assistant coaches are Kathie Layden, Tri-Central and Todd Salkoski, Shenandoah.  The assistant to the coaches is Liz Honneger. The Indiana All-Stars will face the Kentucky All-Stars on June 17 at Bowling Green, Ky. and on June 24 at Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.

 

Ted Huber received the Hub Etchison Distinguished Service Award from the Indiana Football Coaches Association at their annual state clinic on March 18 at Lawrence North High School.  The award recognizes a retired football coach who has greatly contributed to the growth of the IFCA and high school football in the state. Huber retired this year from Ball State after a 39 year football career.  He is a past president of the IFCA and founded the Junior Watch program for IFCA to recognize upcoming Senior football players.

 

Dee Dee Jernigan of East Chicago Central tallied five points and seven rebounds as a member of the West team while Amber Harris of North Central (Indianapolis) finished with two points, one rebound and three blocks for the East in the McDonald’s All-American Game in San Diego on Wednesday. Harris was named Indiana’s Miss Basketball by the Indianapolis Star last week.

 

Sports Illustrated, USA Today and Prep Nation each named Lawrence North’s boys basketball team as its national champion in their final prep rankings earlier this week. The Wildcats are the first Indiana team to finish the season in the top spot in each respective poll.

 

Noblesville television station, WHMB-TV (Channel 40), will air a one-hour special, “The Wildcats are Champions” on Friday, March 31 at 9 pm EST commemorating the Lawrence North boys basketball team’s last three state championship seasons. The program, hosted by Rob Blackman and Dave Nicholson, will have interviews with Coach Jack Keefer, current players, including Greg Oden and Mike Conley, assistant coaches and administrators.

 

North Montgomery High School will host the “Clinic of Champions” on Saturday, April 15. The event is geared toward improving the performance of all coaches at all levels (youth through high school). Among the featured speakers is NFL Pro Bowler Anthony Munoz along with son Michael and daughter Michelle, who also enjoyed stellar playing careers. Other speakers include former Ben Davis football coach Dick Dullaghan, Evansville Mater Dei wrestling coach Mike Goebel and Purdue University volleyball coach Dave Shondell. For more information on the clinic, contact Dr. Bob Brower at rbrower@nm.k12.in.us or Charley German at cgerman@nm.k12.in.us.

 

Lawrence North’s Greg Oden was named the 2006 Naismith Trophy Male High School Player of the Year presented by POWERade, the Atlanta Tipoff Club announced last week. Oden, along with teammate Mike Conley, also participated in the McDonald’s All-American Game in San Diego on Wednesday. Oden scored 10 points, had five rebounds and blocked four shots. Conley went scoreless and tallied one steal.

 

Zionsville Community High School has hired Mike Smith as its new head boys soccer coach.  Smith had previous varsity coaching stints at Covington, Mooresville and Bloomington South.  Zionsville also accepted the resignation of boys basketball coach Dave Ferrell.  Ferrell had just completed his fourth season as the head of the basketball program.

 

 

 

Have an interesting note? Please e–mail IHSAA Sports Information Director Jason Wille at jwille@ihsaa.org for consideration.

 

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