Indiana High School Athletic Association, Inc.

     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

____________________________________________________________________

MEDIA INFORMATION

January 23, 2007

Contact: Jason Wille, Sports Information Director

E-mail: jwille@ihsaa.org

 

SATURDAY WRESTLING SECTIONALS SIGNAL START OF WINTER TOURNAMENTS

A total of 309 schools will be represented as sectional competition gets underway Saturday at 32 sites around the state in the 69th Annual IHSAA Wrestling State Tournament Series. This is the first event of the winter sports tournament season.

 

The top four contestants in each of the 14 weight classes at the sectionals will advance to one of 16 individual regionals on Saturday, Feb. 3.

 

Four returning state champions, two from Mishawaka, are expected to compete on Saturday and each in a different class from last year state championship season.

 

·    Josh Harper, Mishawaka, sophomore, competing in the 112 class at Mishawaka Sectional; Harper won the 103 state title in 2006.

·    Eric McGill, Munster, senior, competing in the 140 class at East Chicago Central; McGill won the 125 state crown in 2006.

·    Andrew Howe, Hanover Central, junior, competing in the 152 class at Crown Point; Howe won the 140 championship in 2006.

·    Ian Hinton, Mishawaka, senior, competing in the 189 class at Mishawaka; Hinton won the 171 title in 2006.

 

While competing as individuals, participants also will be accumulating points for their school on Saturday as the top two schools at the end of the day will advance all of their wrestlers in each weight class into the separate team tournament. That tournament, in its 12th year, is designed to determine the best team in dual competition and begins with regionals on Wednesday, Jan. 31, at 16 locations. Pairings for that tournament were announced last Thursday.

 

As a friendly reminder, the IHSAA does not issue media credentials to sectional, regional or semi-state competitions. In those cases, please contact the host school’s athletic department.

 

Sectionals

Date: Saturday, Jan. 27.

Admission: $5.

Advancement: The top four place winners in each weight class advance to the regional tournament.

·    Assignment of Schools

 

Defending Sectional Team Champions

Bellmont, Bloomington South, Carmel, Castle, Columbia City, Columbus North, Crown Point, East Central, Elkhart Memorial, Evansville Mater Dei, Floyd Central, Franklin, Hamilton Heights, Indianapolis Cathedral, Jasper, Kokomo, Lake Central, Logansport, Maconaquah, McCutcheon, Merrillville, Mishawaka, New Castle, New Haven, North Montgomery, Perry Meridian, Plainfield, Portage, Prairie Heights, Warren Central, Warsaw, Yorktown.

 

Active Sectional Championship Streaks (3 or more years)

30 – Evansville Mater Dei.

16 – Bellmont, Portage.

12 – Carmel.

11 – Franklin.

10 – Floyd Central.

7 – Bloomington South, Mishawaka, Perry Meridian.

6 – Columbia City.

5 – Prairie Heights.

4 – Castle, Crown Point.

 

Most Consecutive Sectional Championships

30 by Evansville Mater Dei, 1977-2006.

 

Top 5 All-Time Sectional Championships

36 – Evansville Mater Dei.

32 – Bellmont, New Castle.

30 – Bloomington/Bloomington South

29 – Hobart, Lafayette Jefferson.

 

 

GIRLS BASKETBALL STATE TOURNAMENT PAIRINGS MONDAY

The pairings for the 32nd Annual IHSAA Girls Basketball State Tournament Series will be announced on Monday, Jan. 29, on the IHSAA Championship Radio Network.

 

The 90-minute show will be broadcast to network affiliates statewide beginning at 7:06 pm ET / 6:06 pm CT. It will originate from Wendy’s Restaurant (3640 S. Keystone) in Indianapolis and be produced by flagship station WIBC. A list of affiliates is included below. At the conclusion of the show, the complete pairings will be posted to the IHSAA website at www.ihsaa.org.

 

The girls tournament begins with sectionals the week of Monday, Feb. 5; regionals on Saturday, Feb. 17; semi-states on Saturday, Feb. 24 and; the state finals on Saturday, March 3.

 

The boys tournament pairings show is set for 1:06 pm ET / 12:06 pm CT on Sunday, Feb. 18.

 

Radio Stations Carrying the Girls Basketball Tournament Pairings Show

City

Station

Freq.

Alexandria

WHTI

96.7 FM

Anderson

WHBU

1240 AM

Attica

WFWR

91.5 FM

Bedford

WBIW

1340 AM

Bedford

WQRJ

102.5 FM

Berne

WZBD

92.7 FM

Boonville

WBNL

1540 AM

Brazil

WSDX

1130 AM

Corydon

WOCC

1550 AM

Crawfordsville

WIMC

103.9 FM

Elkhart

WFRN

1270 AM

Elkhart

WTRC

1340 AM

Evansville

WGBF

1280 AM

Ferdinand

WQKZ

98.5 FM

Greencastle

WREB

94.3 FM

Hammond

WJOB

1230 AM

Indianapolis

WIBC

1070 AM

Indianapolis

WXLW

950 AM

Jasper

WITZ

104.7 FM

Jeffersonville

WAVG

1450 AM

Kendallville

WAWK

1140 AM

Logansport

WLHM

102.3 FM

Logansport

WSAL

1230 AM

Loogootee

WRZR

94.5 FM

Louisville

WKJK

1080 AM

Madison

WORX

96.7 FM

Madison

WXGO

1270 AM

Marengo

WBRO

89.9 FM

Merrillville

WWCA

1270 AM

Michigan City

WEFM

95.9 FM

Mitchell

WQRJ

102.5 FM

Mount Vernon

WRCY

1590 AM

Mount Vernon

WYFX

106.7 FM

Muncie

WERK

104.9 FM

Muncie

WXFN

1340 AM

New Castle

WMDH

1550 AM

Plymouth

WTCA

1050 AM

Portland

WPGW

1440 AM

Richmond

WHON

930 AM

Richmond

WKBV

1490 AM

Rochester

WROI

92.1 FM

Rockville

WAXI

104.9 FM

Rushville

WKWH

94.3 FM

Santa Claus

WAXL

103.3 FM

Seymour

WZZB

1390 AM

Seymour

WXKU

92.7 FM

Shelbyville

WKWH

1520 AM

South Bend

WSBT

960 AM

Sullivan

WNDI

1550 AM

Syracuse

WAWC

103.5 FM

Terre Haute

WBOW

1300 AM

Vincennes

WAOV

1450 AM

Vincennes

WFML

96.7 FM

Wabash

WKUZ

95.9 FM

Warsaw

WRSW

107.3 FM

Washington

WAMW

107.9 FM

 

 

GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY RACES TO INCREASE TO 5,000 METERS

At its Jan. 18 meeting, the IHSAA Executive Committee approved increasing the distance of girls cross country races to 5,000 meters effective next fall.

 

Since 1984, girls cross country races have been run at a 4,000 meter distance while boys races had been contested at 5,000 meters since 1980. Approximately 75 percent of the other states require girls to run 5,000 meters, including all states contiguous with Indiana.

 

 

INDIANA CONNECTIONS TO SUPER BOWL XLI

Three individuals who played high school football in Indiana – the Bears’ Rex Grossman and Brad Maynard along with the Colts’ John Standeford– will be involved in Super Bowl XLI in Miami on Sunday, February 4, while several others have connections to our state at the collegiate or professional level:

 

Chicago Bears

 

·         Rex Grossman – Starting quarterback in his fifth year; drafted in the first round out of the University of Florida (1999-02), where he was runner-up for the Heisman trophy his senior year in 2001.  Grossman led Bloomington South High School to the 1998 5A state championship by throwing five touchdowns passes in the title game, a 35-14 victory over Homestead.  As a high school quarterback, he was named the Indianapolis Star Mr. Football and Indiana Player-of-the-Year by USA Today.

 

·         Brad Maynard – Punter in his 11th NFL season; drafted in the third round by the New York Giants. He is now in his sixth season with Chicago. Maynard was part of Sheridan High School’s 1988 Class A state championship and was later selected to play in the Indiana North-South All-Star Football Game.  He went on to punt for Ball State (1993-96) where he was a consensus All-American selection his senior year.

 

Also:

·         Rob Boras – Tight Ends Coach; played at DePauw University (1988-91).  Boras was also the offensive line coach at DePauw in 1992-93.

·         Mark Levoir – Rookie offensive lineman; played at Notre Dame (2002-05).  Levoir is on the Bears practice squad.

·         Anthony Oakley –Backup offensive lineman in his 2nd year; played three years at Indiana University (1999-01).

·         Adewale Ogunleye – Starting defensive end and one of the NFL’s elite pass rushers; 7th year; starred at Indiana University (1996-99).

·         Kyle Orton – Third-string quarterback in his 2nd season; played at Purdue (2001-04). Orton was a fourth-round selection of the bears in 2005.

·        Steven Wilks – Defensive backs coach; was an assistant to Tyrone Willingham at Notre Dame in 2004.

 

Indianapolis Colts

 

·         John Standeford - Backup wide receiver; joined the Colts as a member of the practice squad in 2004 before making the active roster in 2006.  He attended Monrovia High School graduating in 2000.  As a senior at Monrovia, John caught 39 passes for 879 yards and 8 TDs…caught 63 passes for 993 yards and 12 TDs as junior…also played safety…lettered in basketball and was named an Indiana All-Star in basketball as senior.  John accepted a scholarship to play at Purdue University where he ended his career as the Big Ten’s leading receiver in receptions and yards, totaling 266 receptions for 3,788 yards and 27 TDs.

 

Also:

·         Rocky Boiman – Backup linebacker in his 5th year; signed as a free agent in 2006; played at Notre Dame (1998-2001).

·         Jerome Collins – Backup tight end in his 2nd season; played at Notre Dame (2001-04); currently on the Colt’s injured reserve.

·         Gilbert Gardner – Backup linebacker; 3rd year in the NFL; three-year starter at Purdue (2000-03).

·         Diron Reynolds  – Defensive quality control coach in his 5th season; joined the Colts staff from Indiana University where he served in 2001 as defensive line coach for the Hoosiers.

·         Hunter Smith – Punter; 8th year; named to the 1999 NFL All-Rookie team; played at Notre Dame (1995-98); his 41.2 yard punting average was second best in school history.

 

 

 

GIRLS BASKETBALL STATISTICS

 

Information as of Tuesday, January 23, 2007

The following lists of statistical leaders are compiled from information contained at Athlistics.com, 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 Athlistics.com and updating team and individual statistics by 10 a.m. ET / 9 a.m. CT each Monday through the end of the season. Subscribers to the site will be able to assist their favorite school’s athletic department as 25 percent of subscription revenue benefits the school designated by the individual.

 

Points per game

Name

School (Class)

Grade

G

FG

3FG

FTM

Points

High

PPG

Megan King

Ft. Wayne Canterbury (A)

12

17

143

25

96

457

38

26.9

Deja Mattox

Maconaquah (3A)

11

16

124

26

95

421

35

26.3

Brittany Rayburn

Attica (A)

11

16

99

42

94

418

46

26.1

Sha’la Jackson

Ft. Wayne South Side (4A)

12

16

133

23

62

397

39

24.8

Sam Stahl

Owen Valley (3A)

12

17

131

21

94

419

31

24.7

Brittany Schoen

South Central (Elizabeth) (A)

11

17

72

62

72

402

38

23.7

Skyler Diggins

South Bend Washington (4A)

10

20

138

36

73

457

31

22.9

Jordan Lewis

Greenfield-Central (4A)

11

14

121

1

70

315

34

22.5

Kayla Thompson

Covenant Christian (A)

12

17

107

33

66

379

33

22.3

Marah Kyle

Bluffton (2A)

11

16

89

26

87

343

36

21.4

Amie Newhart

Clinton Prairie (A)

12

16

109

15

80

343

34

21.4

Betsy Adams

Twin Lakes (3A)

11

18

67

57

78

383

35

21.3

Stephanie Wagner

Jimtown (2A)

12

14

86

14

80

294

30

21.0

Shaylee Brown

Salem (3A)

11

17

90

36

60

348

47

20.5

Mollie Taulbee

Knox (3A)

12

15

88

13

93

308

34

20.5

Ta’Shia Phillips

Brebeuf Jesuit (3A)

12

18

153

0

60

366

30

20.3

Brittany Tabeling

Trinity Lutheran (A)

11

18

104

33

55

362

25

20.1

Sarah Bassler

Southport (4A)

12

15

58

33

83

298

30

19.9

Chelsea Meeks

Vincennes Rivet (A)

9

18

98

23

90

355

31

19.7

Jessica Stout

Bloomfield (A)

12

17

134

11

33

334

31

19.7

McKenna Williams

North Knox (2A)

12

18

71

28

128

354

25

19.7

 

Rebounds per game

Name

School (Class)

Grade

G

Off

Def

Total

High

RPG

Elana Eickholtz

Restoration Christian (A)

12

17

92

176

268

21

15.8

Ta’Shia Phillips

Brebeuf Jesuit (3A)

12

18

97

167

264

23

14.7

Keely Wilhite

Oakland City Wood (A)

11

15

81

107

188

19

12.5

Amber Lucas

Crothersville (A)

10

15

74

111

185

20

12.3

Sarah Kennedy

Clay City (A)

12

12

41

100

141

20

11.8

Krystal Killebrew

Indpls. Washington (3A)

12

15

64

113

177

17

11.8

Hilliary Fox

Barr-Reeve (A)

9

17

80

119

199

20

11.7

Amber Clark

Huntington North (4A)

11

17

80

116

196

18

11.5

Lecretia Smith

Ft. Wayne Elmhurst (3A)

10

16

51

133

184

21

11.5

Paige Tinsley

Evansville North (4A)

12

14

76

77

153

17

10.9

Katie Cochren

Oakland City Wood (A)

12

15

73

89

162

18

10.8

Jennifer Werner

Northeastern (2A)

12

15

70

87

157

17

10.5

Emma Tucker

Michigan City (4A)

12

18

74

111

185

19

10.3

Jocelyn Boyll

North Central (A)

9

14

48

95

143

16

10.2

Jessica Hull

South Bend Adams (4A)

10

16

54

108

162

20

10.1

LaTonya Lloyd

Charlestown (2A)

12

19

60

131

191

18

10.1

Taylor Nielsen

Sheridan (2A)

10

13

52

79

131

15

10.1

Alexandria Guyton

Bloomington North (4A)

11

16

48

112

160

16

10.0

Tiffany Fisher

Westview (2A)

11

15

39

108

147

13

9.8

Emileah Manahan

Twin Lakes (3A)

10

18

92

82

174

19

9.7

Alyssa Meneely

Sheridan (2A)

12

13

28

98

126

16

9.7

                                               

Assists per game

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Assists

High

Per Game

Ebony Robinson

Ft. Wayne Elmhurst (3A)

11

16

109

14

6.8

Kendra Hedge

Sheridan (2A)

10

13

83

10

6.4

Abby Lauber

Jac-Cen-Del (A)

12

16

101

11

6.3

Skylar Diggins

South Bend Washington (4A)

10

20

123

9

6.2

Taylor Hunter

Greensburg (3A)

11

15

92

9

6.1

Skyler Gick

Benton Central (3A)

10

17

99

10

5.8

Kylie Hesler

Fountain Central (2A)

11

16

90

10

5.6

Whitney Malin

Oakland City Wood (A)

9

15

82

8

5.5

Jennifer Stoms

Frankfort (3A)

11

17

91

12

5.4

Devin Brierly

Southwestern (Hanover) (2A)

11

18

95

8

5.3

Aubrey Holle

Ft. Wayne Canterbury (A)

11

17

90

13

5.3

Samantha Black

Maconaquah (3A)

12

17

88

9

5.2

Elizabeth Jennings

Lapel (A)

10

17

89

12

5.2

Allie Matheis

Northeast Dubois (A)

11

17

84

10

4.9

Lauren Long

Monrovia (2A)

12

16

77

7

4.8

Laura Richards

Connersville (3A)

10

18

86

9

4.8

Mandy Yoder

Northwood (3A)

12

16

76

8

4.8

Katie Ahaus

Southport (4A)

12

15

70

9

4.7

Lacy Hornaday

Rushville (3A)

12

18

84

8

4.7

Courtney Killey

Crothersville (A)

9

15

67

11

4.5

Allison Malone

Rensselaer Central (2A)

12

16

72

9

4.5

Brittany Schoen

South Central (Elizabeth) (A)

11

17

76

9

4.5

Sam Stahl

Owen Valley (3A)

12

17

77

8

4.5

 

Field Goal Percentage (minimum of 4.0 FGM per game)

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

FGM

FGA

Pct.

Ta’Shia Phillips

Brebeuf Jesuit (3A)

12

18

153

197

.769

LaTonya Lloyd

Charlestown (2A)

12

19

137

206

.652

Emma Tucker

Michigan City (4A)

12

18

99

156

.627

Ashley Scott

Ft. Wayne Elmhurst (3A)

11

16

70

112

.625

Tiffany Fisher

Westview (2A)

11

15

125

201

.619

McKayla Barber

Columbus East (4A)

11

14

62

102

.608

Sam Stahl

Owen Valley (3A)

12

17

131

194

.603

Melissa Goward

Jimtown (2A)

12

14

77

131

.588

Lecretia Smith

Ft. Wayne Elmhurst (3A)

10

16

96

163

.577

Paige Thompson

Crawfordsville (3A)

11

16

64

111

.577

Kayla Cripe

Benton Central (3A)

11

17

73

127

.575

Jessica Hull

South Bend Adams (4A)

10

16

79

137

.573

Hilliary Fox

Barr-Reeve (A)

9

17

87

151

.572

Chelsea Hite

West Noble (3A)

10

16

83

145

.572

Mollie Taulbee

Knox (3A)

12

15

88

147

.571

Kelsey Green

Eastbrook (2A)

11

13

60

105

.566

Kaycee Sullivan

Rushville Consolidated (3A)

10

18

86

150

.566

TaKenya Nixon

Michigan City (4A)

10

18

104

182

.565

Audrey Gaither

Northwestern (2A)

12

16

85

137

.558

Mandi Johnson

Crawfordsville (3A)

10

16

88

158

.558

Tiffany Miller

South Bend Clay (4A)

12

19

147

262

.557

 

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

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

3FGM

3FGA

High

Pct.

Shelby Ross

Columbus East (4A)

12

11

29

62

7

.468

Jordan Ogle

Columbus East (4A)

10

14

28

60

5

.467

Courtney Osborn

Hamilton Southeastern (4A)

10

17

40

88

6

.455

Betsy Adams

Twin Lakes (3A)

11

18

57

128

6

.445

Courtney Shewmaker

Shenandoah (2A)

12

17

43

100

5

.430

Tiffany Ploughe

Northwestern (2A)

12

16

48

114

5

.421

Adrian Gillaspy

Owen Valley (3A)

10

15

30

77

3

.390

Ashley Alvey

North Posey (2A)

12

14

34

89

6

.382

Teirenney Fincher

Ft. Wayne Elmhurst (3A)

12

16

42

110

6

.382

Taylor Lightfoot

Tri (A)

9

11

19

50

3

.380

Shaye Warman

Tri (A)

10

14

38

102

8

.373

Kate Miller

Cascade (2A)

12

16

33

89

5

.371

Hannah Small

Hamilton Heights (3A)

10

18

36

97

4

.371

Sarah Bassler

Southport (4A)

12

15

33

90

5

.367

Jenna Cloud

Tri-West Hendricks (2A)

12

17

52

143

6

.364

Ashley Bright

Switzerland County (2A)

12

16

35

97

5

.361

Ally Byrne

Frankfort (3A)

12

17

47

133

6

.353

Brittany Schoen

South Central (A)

   11

17

62

177

5

.350

Amanda McNeal

Evansville North (4A)

11

14

32

93

5

.344

Megan Smith

Salem (3A)

9

17

40

119

7

.336

 

Free Throw Percentage (minimum of 2.0 FTM per game)

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

FTM

FTA

Pct.

Betsy Adams

Twin Lakes (3A)

11

18

78

86

.907

Kasey Herrington

Anderson Highland (4A)

12

18

42

47

.894

Stephanie Wagner

Jimtown (2A)

12

14

80

90

.889

Mandy Yoder

NorthWood (3A)

12

16

64

72

.889

Courtney Sawyer

Waldron (A)

11

17

67

76

.882

Hannah Lengel

Southwood (2A)

11

17

97

113

.858

McKayla Barber

Columbus East (4A)

11

14

45

53

.849

Sarah Bassler

Southport (4A)

12

15

83

98

.847

Grace Wuethrich

West Central (A)

12

16

52

62

.839

Megan Effinger

Evansville Central (4A)

12

17

72

86

.837

Kayla George

Maconaquah (3A)

11

17

85

102

.833

Deja Mattox

Maconaquah (3A)

11

16

95

114

.833

Ashley Bright

Switzerland County (2A)

12

16

38

46

.826

Brittney Wilson

Whiteland (3A)

12

17

38

46

.826

Kayla Skaggs

Lapel (A)

11

17

36

44

.818

Shaye Warman

Tri (A)

10

14

36

44

.818

Olivia Yaryan

Decatur Central (4A)

10

16

54

66

.818

Ashley Alvey

North Posey (2A)

12

14

70

86

.814

Danielle Havel

Carmel (4A)

11

17

105

129

.814

Skyler Gick

Benton Central (3A)

10

17

68

84

.810

Elizabeth Jennings

Lapel (A)

10

17

46

57

.807

Kristin Turner

Seymour (4A)

10

16

41

51

.804

 

Blocks per game

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Blocks

High

Per Game

Elana Eickholtz

Restoration Christian (A)

12

17

179

18

10.5

Katie Cochren

Oakland City Wood (A)

12

15

120

13

8.0

Tiffany Elmore

Jennings County (4A)

11

16

65

8

4.1

Tiffany Fisher

Westview (2A)

11

15

58

8

3.9

Emma Tucker

Michigan City (4A)

12

18

65

8

3.6

Brandi Waller

New Albany (4A)

10

15

49

7

3.3

Sarah Lowther

Southwood (2A)

11

17

49

6

2.9

Chelsea Hite

West Noble (3A)

10

15

40

6

2.7

Taylor Nielsen

Sheridan (2A)

10

13

34

5

2.6

Ta’Shia Phillips

Brebeuf Jesuit (3A)

12

18

46

6

2.6

Amber Clark

Huntington North (4A)

11

17

40

8

2.4

Hilliary Fox

Barr-Reeve (A)

9

17

41

6

2.4

Ashley Pickering

Oak Hill (2A)

9

16

39

6

2.4

Sydney Weinert

Ft. Wayne South Side (4A)

10

16

38

7

2.4

Alexandria Guyton

Bloomington North (4A)

11

16

37

4

2.3

Caitlin Dougherty

Mooresville (4A)

12

14

31

5

2.2

Kirsten Gliesmann

Center Grove (4A)

9

15

32

4

2.1

Kailey Honn

Westfield (4A)

12

15

31

4

2.1

Mandi Johnson

Crawfordsville (3A)

10

16

34

5

2.1

LaTonya Lloyd

Charlestown (2A)

12

19

40

6

2.1

Brittany Rayburn

Attica (A)

11

16

34

5

2.1

Amber Lucas

Crothersville (A)

10

15

30

5

2.0

 

Steals per game

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Steals

High

Per Game

Heather Gonser

Owen Valley (3A)

10

17

121

14

7.1

Kayla Thompson

Covenant Christian (A)

12

17

97

12

5.7

Kendra Hedge

Sheridan (2A)

10

13

72

7

5.5

Brittany Tableing

Trinity Lutheran (A)

11

18

98

11

5.4

Chelsea Meeks

Vincennes Rivet (A)

9

18

96

10

5.3

Skylar Diggins

South Bend Washington (4A)

10

20

100

8

5.0

Marceya Mingo

Ft. Wayne South (4A)

12

16

78

11

4.9

Aubrey Holle

Fort Wayne Canterbury(A)

11

17

81

12

4.8

Megan King

Ft. Wayne Canterbury (A)

12

17

80

10

4.7

Hannah Krueger

Tippecanoe Valley (3A)

11

16

74

9

4.6

Marah Kyle

Bluffton (2A)

11

16

73

8

4.6

Kendall Withered

Southwestern (Hanover) (2A)

11

18

81

8

4.5

Sha’la Jackson

Ft. Wayne South Side (4A)

12

16

71

10

4.4

Jordan Lewis

Greenfield-Central (4A)

12

14

60

13

4.3

Morgan Bousman

Shenandoah (2A)

11

16

66

9

4.1

Jennifer Stoms

Frankfort (3A)

11

17

69

7

4.1

Courtney Moses

Oak Hill (2A)

9

16

64

6

4.0

Brittany Schoen

South Central (Elizabeth) (A)

11

17

68

11

4.0

Vicky Campos

Hammond Clark (3A)

10

14

54

7

3.9

Heather Muir

Cowan (A)

11

15

58

9

3.9

TaKenya Nixon

Michigan City (4A)

10

18

70

8

3.9

 

 

BOYS BASKETBALL STATISTICS

 

Information as of Tuesday, January 23, 2007

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Points per game

Name

School (Class)

Grade

G

FG

3FG

FTM

Points

High

PPG

Eric Gordon

North Central (4A)

12

9

59

18

112

284

50

31.5

Eshaunte Jones

Fort Wayne North Side (4A)

12

13

76

56

50

370

43

28.4

Danny Lewallen

Kankakee Valley (3A)

12

12

70

35

56

301

40

25.0

Nate Kasper

Wheeler (2A)

12

12

103

17

43

300

44

25.0

Aaron Carter

Perry Central (2A )

12

10

63

17

65

242

35

24.2

Wes Dickinson

Western (3A)

12

13

76

28

78

314

29

24.1

E’Twaun Moore

East Chicago Central (4A)

12

12

83

16

68

282

33

23.5

Garrett Butcher

Edgewood (3A)

11

12

100

0

81

281

38

23.4

Jason Chorba

Hammond Bishop Noll (2A)

11

13

69

27

82

301

38

23.1

Matt Howard

Connersville (3A)

12

12

99

0

79

277

32

23.0

Brice Fairchild

Tri (A)

12

13

83

28

48

298

41

22.9

Logan Jones

Madison (3A)

11

14

92

18

77

315

35

22.5

Chris Horner

Liberty Christian (A)

12

13

92

18

53

291

41

22.3

Kyle Kuric

Evansville Memorial (3A)

11

10

67

18

33

221

37

22.1

Ryan Boger

Henryville (A)

12

10

63

23

23

218

32

21.8

Brandon Wood

Kokomo (4A)

12

11

52

31

35

232

32

21.0

Chris VanHoose

Lanesville (A)

12

14

66

23

89

290

40

20.7

Khirie Williams

University (A)

11

13

84

6

83

269

33

20.6

Brandon Underwood

Fort Wayne Elmhurst (3A)

12

10

54

19

41

206

28

20.6

Dairese Gary

Concord (4A)

12

12

63

21

56

245

36

20.4

 

 

Rebounds per game

Name

School (Class)

Grade

G

Off

Def

Total

High

RPG

Matt Howard

Connersville (3A)

12

12

44

124

168

20

14.0

Demarlo Belcher

Fort Wayne North Side (4A)

12

13

87

78

165

17

12.6

Cameron Mousa

Seymour (4A)

11

13

36

117

153

22

11.7

Travis Nuest

West Central (A)

11

13

66

70

136

18

10.4

Kawann Short

East Chicago Central (4A)

11

14

0

144

144

14

10.2

Zach Fields

Jennings County (4A)

11

8

27

53

80

17

10.0

Andrew Smith

Covenant Christian (A)

10

11

38

71

109

17

9.9

Vincent Minton

New Washington (A)

10

11

16

93

109

19

9.9

Garrett Butcher             

Edgewood (3A)

12

12

37

79

116

18

9.6

Kellen Begeman

Jennings County (4A)

11

8

23

54

77

13

9.6

Ben Werner

Fairfield (2A)

12

13

47

78

125

15

9.6

Kyle Hackemack

Floyd Central (4A)

12

9

31

55

86

15

9.5

Adam DePriest

Scottsburg (3A)

12

13

45

74

119

16

9.1

Brady Lightfoot

Tri (A)

12

13

40

78

118

15

9.0

Aaron Carter

Perry Central (2A)

12

10