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

February 7, 2007

Contact: Jason Wille, Sports Information Director

E-mail: jwille@ihsaa.org

 

FIVE RETURNING CHAMPS HEADLINE GIRLS SWIMMING STATE FINALS

Five individuals return as defending state champions in six events to headline the 33rd Annual IHSAA Girls Swimming & Diving State Finals this weekend at the Indiana University Natatorium in Indianapolis.

 

Preliminary swimming heats get underway Friday night at 6 pm ET / 5 pm CT at the Indiana University Natatorium at IUPUI in Indianapolis. The top 16 in each event will return for competition on Saturday with the top eight individuals vying for state championship honors. Those finishing nine through 16 on Friday will make up the competitors in the consolation heats. All diving will take place on Saturday beginning at 9 am ET / 8 am CT with the top 21 of 32 competitors advancing from the prelims to the semis after five dives each. After three dives each in the semis, the top 16 will advance to the final round for another three dives each. All championship and consolation finals, including diving, will commence at 1:05 pm ET / 12:05 pm CT on Saturday.

 

Center Grove junior Michelle McKeehan, the two-time defending champ in both the 200 IM and the 100 Breast, returns as the top seed in both events. With a third state title in both events, she would become just the third individual to win the same two events in her first three prep seasons joining Anderson’s Debbie Daniel (1981-83) and Elkhart Central’s Lindsay Benko (1991-93).

 

Last year marked the first time in the tournament’s 32 years that a tie for the state title in an event occurred when Yorktown’s Kelsi Hall and Jeffersonville’s Ariel Martin touched the wall in an identical 23.54 in the 50 freestyle. Both return in the event with Hall, a junior, clocking the state’s top time last weekend while Martin, a senior, turned in the eighth best.

 

Chesterton’s Talor Whitaker helped Chesterton win four of the last seven events in last year’s state meet and the senior returns to the field of competitors in the 100 freestyle, the event she won a year ago. She enters the 2007 meet as the eighth seed in the event after winning last weekend’s sectional at home.

 

Jenny Connolly of Harrison (West Lafayette) is the final defending champ in this year’s field after winning her first title in the 100 backstroke in 2006. The junior captured the championship at last week’s Lafayette Jefferson Sectional and turned in the state’s best time at 56.41 in the process.

 

In the team competition, Carmel will attempt to win its 21st consecutive state championship on Saturday. With each passing year, the Greyhounds continue to move up the national charts. A first place finish this weekend would tie them for the second longest string of girls swimming titles in the country and one short of the top spot in the sport. It’s also the second longest active string of titles in the country regardless of sport.

 

 

Girls Swimming & Diving State Finals

Site: Indiana University Natatorium, IUPUI, 901 W. New York St., Indianapolis.

Preliminaries: Friday, Feb. 9, 6 pm ET.

Finals: Saturday, Feb. 10. Diving preliminaries and semifinals begin at 9 am ET.

Consolations and finals for all events begin at 1 pm ET.

Admission: $8 per session or $12 both days.

Webcast: Hoosier Authority.com will stream audio from the Natatorium on both days and will provide video streaming of Saturday’s finals on a pay-per-view basis. Visit HoosierAuthority.com for details.

Heat Sheets | Psych Sheets

 

Advancement

The top 16 in each swimming event during Friday’s prelims will return for competition on Saturday with the top eight individuals vying for state championship honors. Those finishing nine through 16 on Friday will make up the competitors in the consolation heats. All diving will take place on Saturday with the top 21 of 32 competitors advancing from the prelims to the semis after five dives each. After three dives each in the semis, the top 16 will advance to the final round for another three dives each.

 

Credentials: The 2006-07 IHSAA State Finals Media Credential is accepted for admittance. Please fax requests on company letterhead to Jason Wille at 317-575-4244.  No e-mail requests accepted. Approved requests may be claimed at the media will call table at the concourse level of the IU Natatorium.

 

Media Work Area: Four phone lines will be available in the media working area of the west bleachers for use by writers and photographers. Results from each event will be distributed and also posted to the IHSAA website as the meet progresses both days. Writers and photographers will also have access to the pool deck.

 

Media Hosts: IHSAA Sports Information Director Jason Wille, Communications Director Chris Kaufman and assistant Don Kaczorowski will be on hand to assist in your coverage of the state meet.

 

Off Limits: For safety and liability reasons, members of the media are not permitted on the moveable bulkheads that separate the pools or on any of the diving platforms. Also, due to congestion in the immediate area of the starting blocks with timers and judges, we ask that writers and photographers steer clear of that area as well. Editors and sports directors -- please share this information with those who are covering the event and might not necessarily have access to this release. Thank you for your cooperation.

 

Results: Results will be posted to the IHSAA website at ihsaa.org shortly after each event both days. Heat sheets for Saturday will be posted following completion of Friday’s events and complete results for both days will be available at the conclusion of Saturday’s festivities.

 

TOURNAMENT NOTES

 

State Championship Record Streaks

Longest streaks of consecutive state championships, all sports, all states
29 -- Honolulu Punahou, Hawaii, boys swimming, 1958-86
26 -- Woonsocket Mt. St. Charles Academy, R.I., boys hockey, 1978-2003
27 -- Pickford, Mich., boys track and field, 1952-78
24 -- Tacoma Wilson, Wash., boys swimming, 1960-84

24 – Paulsboro, NJ, wrestling, 1983-2006
22 -- Honolulu Punahou, Hawaii, girls swimming, 1974-95
21 -- Fort Lauderdale Pine Crest, Fla., girls swimming, 1956-76
20 -- Carmel, Ind., girls swimming, 1986-2006
20 -- Salt Lake City Brighton, Utah, girls swimming, 1982-2001
(Source: National Federation of State High School Associations)

 

Defending State Champions in the Field

200 IM – Michelle McKeehan, 11, Center Grove (2005, 2006).

50 Free (tie) – Kelsi Hall, 11, Yorktown; Ariel Martin, 12, Jeffersonville.

100 Free – Talor Whitaker, 12, Chesterton.

100 Back – Jenny Connolly, 11, Harrison (West Lafayette).

100 Breast – Michelle McKeehan, 11, Center Grove (2005, 2006).

 

Top Seeds

200 Medley Relay – Carmel, 1:46.93.

200 Freestyle – Kayla Sergesketter, 12, Jasper, 1:51.55.

200 IM – Michelle McKeehan, 11, Center Grove, 2:01.10.

50 Freestyle – Kelsi Hall, 11, Yorktown, 23.03.

100 Butterfly – Nikki Hubbard, 9, Penn, 56.43.

100 Freestyle – Carly Mercer, 9, Hamilton Southeastern, 51.60.

500 Freestyle – Alexandra Young, 12, Carmel, 5:03.58.

200 Freestyle Relay – Hamilton Southeastern, 1:37.05.

100 Back – Jenny Connolly, 11, Harrison (West Lafayette), 56.41.

100 Breast – Michelle McKeehan, 11, Center Grove, 1:01.43.

400 Freestyle Relay – Carmel, 3:33.10.

 

 

GIRLS BASKETBALL SECTIONALS THIS WEEK

The 32nd Annual IHSAA Girls Basketball State Tournament Series continues this week after numerous postponements to Tuesday’s opening round due to weather.

 

Results and any more postponements will be updated on the IHSAA website as information becomes available.

 

Sectional champions will advance to regional play on Saturday, Feb. 17 at 16 sites.

 

Girls Basketball Sectionals

Dates: Monday, Feb. 5 – Saturday, Feb. 10.

Admission: $5 per session; $9 all sessions.

Sectionals (AP style)

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

Regional Brackets: 4A | 3A | 2A | A

 

TOURNAMENT NOTES

 

Schools Entered for First Time (3)

4A – Fishers (Sectional 9 at Westfield).

3A – None.

2A – Guerin Catholic (Sectional 43 at Speedway).

A – Greenwood Christian (Sectional 57 at Southwestern (Shelbyville)).

 

Defending State Champions

4A – Castle (Sectional 16 at Castle).

3A – Fort Wayne Bishop Luers (Sectional 23 at Leo).

2A – Heritage Christian (Sectional 43 at Speedway).

A – Lafayette Central Catholic (Sectional 53 at Frontier).

 

Defending Sectional Champions

4A – Anderson, Bloomington North, Castle, Chesterton, DeKalb, East Chicago Central, Elkhart Memorial, Franklin Central, Hamilton Southeastern, Huntington North, Jeffersonville, Kokomo, Lawrence North, Pike, Plainfield, South Bend Washington.

3AAndrean, Benton Central, Corydon Central, Evansville Memorial, Fort Wayne Bishop Luers, Gibson Southern, Hammond, Indianapolis Bishop Chatard, Jay County, Lebanon, New Castle, NorthWood, Owen Valley, Rushville, South Bend St. Joseph’s, Tippecanoe Valley.

2A – Boone Grove, Charlestown, Harding, Heritage Christian, Manchester, Monrovia, North Knox, North Montgomery, Prairie Heights, Rensselaer Central, Shenandoah, South Spencer, Southwestern (Hanover), Taylor, Union County, Westview.

A – Argos, Attica, Barr-Reeve, Bloomfield, Fort Wayne Canterbury, Indianapolis Lutheran, Lafayette Central Catholic, Morgan Township, Northeast Dubois, Oakland City Wood, Oldenburg Academy, South Central (Elizabeth), Tri, Tri-Central, Tri-County, Waldron.

 

Schools that won first sectional championship last year

4A – None.

3A – None.

2A – Union County.

A – Argos, Lafayette Central Catholic.

 

Active Sectional Championship Streaks (Three or more years)

7 – Castle (4A), Shenandoah (2A).

5 – South Bend St. Joseph’s (3A).

4 – Evansville Memorial (3A), Heritage Christian (2A), Kokomo (4A), North Montgomery (2A), Northeast Dubois (A), South Central (Elizabeth) (A), Tri-Central (A).

3 – Corydon Central (3A), Elkhart Memorial (4A), Fort Wayne Bishop Luers (3A), Fort Wayne Canterbury (A), Harding (2A), Huntington North (4A), Indianapolis Lutheran (A), North Knox (2A), NorthWood (3A), Rushville (3A), South Bend Washington (4A), Taylor (2A).

 

Most Consecutive Sectional Championships

18 by Rushville, 1980-97.

 

Top 10 All-Time Sectional Championships

24 – Rushville.

20 – Bedford North Lawrence, Valparaiso.

19 – Kokomo, NorthWood.

18 – Ben Davis, Huntington North, Sullivan.

17 – Columbia City, Crown Point.

 

Schools Seeking First Sectional Championship

4A – Fishers, Fort Wayne South Side, Greenwood, Indianapolis Broad Ripple, Muncie Southside, Northview.

3A – Crawfordsville, Gary Wirt, Greensburg, Indianapolis Bishop Chatard, Mishawaka Marian, Mount Vernon, Northridge, Whiteland, Whitko.

2A – Centerville, Central Noble, Churubusco, Cloverdale, Eastern Greene, Fairfield, Guerin Catholic, Lake Station Edison, Milan, Oak Hill, Providence, Sheridan.

A – Bethesda Christian, Cannelton, Christian Academy of Indiana, Covenant Christian, Cowan, Crothersville, Daleville, Edinburgh, Elkhart Christian Academy, Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian, Frontier, Greenwood Christian, Hamilton, Indiana School for the Deaf, International, Keystone, LaCrosse, Lakewood Park Christian, Lanesville, Liberty Christian, Medora, Michigan City Marquette, Orleans, Restoration Christian, River Forest, Shakamak, Shawe Memorial, Shoals, Trinity Lutheran, University, Vincennes Rivet, Westville.

 

 

TEAM WRESTLING SEMI-STATES WEDNESDAY, INDIVIDUALS SATURDAY

The 12th Annual Team Wrestling Tournament continues with semi-state round action on Wednesday, Feb. 7 with eight dual matches being contested at various sites to determine the 2007 state finalist teams.

 

The winning squads will advance to the state meet at Center Grove High School in Greenwood on Saturday, Feb. 24.

 

The Individual State Tournament also reaches the semi-state level this Saturday, Feb. 10 at four sites. The top four finishers in each weight class will earn a spot in the state championship brackets that run Saturday, Feb. 16-17 at Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.

 

Team Semi-States

Date: Wednesday, Feb. 7.

Admission: $5.00.

Advancement: This is a single elimination tournament in which the winning team shall advance to the next round.

 

1.   Valparaiso: Merrillville vs. Chesterton.

2.   Rochester: Mishawaka vs. Lafayette Jefferson.

3.   Columbia City: Elkhart Memorial vs. Columbia City.

4.   Bellmont: Peru vs. Bellmont.

5.   Lawrence North: Carmel vs. Indianapolis Cathedral.

6.   New Castle: Perry Meridian vs. South Dearborn.

7.   Avon: Avon vs. Bloomington South.

8.   Southridge: Floyd Central vs. Evansville Mater Dei.

 

Team State Finals

Date: Saturday, Feb. 24.

Site: Center Grove High School, 2717 S. Morgantown Road, Greenwood.

Time: Quarterfinals begin at 10 am ET with semifinal round and championship round to follow.

Admission: $8.00.

Advancement: This is a single elimination tournament in which the winning team shall advance to the next round.

 

Quarterfinals

Match 1: Winner at Lawrence North vs. Winner at Columbia City.

Match 2: Winner at Avon vs. Winner at Southridge.

Match 3: Winner at Bellmont vs. Winner at New Castle.

Match 4: Winner at Rochester vs. Winner at Valparaiso.

 

Semifinals

Match 5: Winner of Match 1 vs. Winner of Match 2.

Match 6: Winner of Match 3 vs. Winner of Match 4.

 

Championship

Match 7: Winner of Match 5 vs. Winner of Match 6.

 

TOURNAMENT NOTES

 

Defending Semi-State Champions Still Alive (8 of 8)

Bellmont, Bloomington South, Columbia City, Evansville Mater Dei, Indianapolis Cathedral, Merrillville, Mishawaka, Perry Meridian.

 

Seeking First Team State Finals Appearance (Event began in 1996)

Chesterton, Elkhart Memorial, Floyd Central, Peru, South Dearborn.

 

Drought-Breaker Hopefuls (Years since last State Finals Appearance)

18 years – Chesterton (1989).

10 – Carmel (1997).

8 – Lafayette Jefferson (1999).

 

Active Semi-State Championship Streaks (Three or more years)

12 years -- Evansville Mater Dei.

9 – Bellmont.

7 – Mishawaka.

3 – Columbia City.

 

Most Consecutive Semi-State Championships

12 by Evansville Mater Dei (1995-current).

 

Seeking First Semi-State Championship (Since 1976)

Elkhart Memorial, Floyd Central, Peru, South Dearborn.

 

Top 5 All-Time Semi-State Championships

21 – Evansville Mater Dei.

16 – Bellmont.

10 – Portage.

9 – Lawrence North, Mishawaka.

 

Individual Semi-States

Date: Saturday, Feb. 10.

Admission: $6 (Final session only); $8 (Season ticket).

Advancement: The top four place winners in each weight class advance to the state finals.

 

1.   Merrillville: Calumet, LaPorte, Logansport, South Bend Clay.

2.   Woodlan (Allen County Coliseum): Carroll (Fort Wayne), Goshen, Jay County, Peru.

3.   New Castle: North Montgomery, Pendleton Heights, Perry Meridian, Richmond.

4.   Evansville Reitz (Roberts Stadium): Bloomington South, Castle, Jeffersonville, Mooresville.

 

Individual State Finals

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

Dates & Times

Friday, Feb. 16 (Friday’s first round begins at 6 pm ET).

Saturday, Feb. 17 (Quarterfinals at 9:30 am ET with semifinals to follow; Consolations at 5 pm ET; Finals at 7:30 pm ET).

Admission: $8 per session or $18.00 both days.

Media Credentials: Please note that the 2006-07 IHSAA State Finals Media Credential will NOT allow admission to this event as a specific credential is required. No exceptions. Legitimate working news media should make their credential requests on company letterhead and fax to IHSAA Sports Information Director Jason Wille at 317-575-4244. Please, no e-mail requests. The application deadline is Wednesday, Feb. 14 at 4 pm ET. Approved requests will be left to claim by the individual at media will-call at Conseco Fieldhouse the day of the event. This policy does not affect the Team Wrestling State Finals at Center Grove High School on Saturday, Feb. 24. The 2006-07 IHSAA State Finals Media Credential, issued earlier this year for other state finals events, will allow admission to that event.

 

 

CHARLIE ADAMS NAMED IHSAA MEDIA AWARD RECIPIENT

Charlie Adams, former sports anchor at South Bend’s WSBT TV, has been named the 2006-07 recipient of the IHSAA Distinguished Media Service Award for District I.

 

Adams will be honored in a special presentation prior to the start of the Warsaw-Plymouth boys varsity basketball game in Plymouth on Thursday. IHSAA Commissioner Blake Ress and members of the IHSAA Board of Directors will be on hand to make the presentation.

 

Adams is a native of Mississippi, where he graduated in 1980 from Lafayette County High School in Oxford. He went on to earn a degree in Education from the University of Mississippi four years later. While a student, he got his start in broadcasting working in sports at the campus television station. He went on to become Sports Director at KBAK TV in Bakersfield, Calif. where he helped create a weekly prime time show called “Hometown Sports” that focused entirely on high school sports.

 

In 1988, Adams became Sports Director at WSBT TV in South Bend where he covered the high school sports scene extensively and even earned the nickname “Chopper Charlie” for soaring across northern Indiana skies covering prep football games via helicopter. One of his major priorities while at WSBT was to arrange and produce the weekly Outstanding Student Athlete award which honored area athletes that excelled not only in sports, but also in academics, community service and other extracurricular activities.

 

In 2005 after 23 years in the business, Adams chose to devote his career to motivational speaking on a full-time basis. While his program is geared to corporate, school and church settings throughout the state of Indiana, much of it focuses on inspiring young people to believe in themselves, live life with a strong work ethic, providing service for others and to take pride in their communities.

 

He continues to produce a twice weekly sports piece on the evening news titled, “Charlie’s Corner” where high school sports is a frequent topic of his commentary.

 

Adams and his wife, Nancy, have six children: Jack 14, Karley, 13, Abby, 11, Rachel, 10, Lindsy 8, and Grace 3.

 

This is the 23rd year the IHSAA has recognized an outstanding member of the Indiana news media from each of the three IHSAA legislative districts for their excellence in the coverage of high school sports. District I covers 22 counties across northern Indiana. Adams is the third and final honoree of this school year joining Dick Stimpson of WNUY AM & FM in Bluffton and Tom Collins of the Evansville Courier & Press.

 

On behalf of its 406 member schools, the Indiana High School Athletic Association is pleased to salute Charlie Adams for his dedicated service to high school athletics in the state of Indiana.

 

Previous award winners from north central Indiana include:

 

Bill Redfield, Michigan City News-Dispatch, 1984-85

Dave Krider, LaPorte Herald-Argus, 1985-86

Leroy Lambright, Goshen News, 1985-86

Dennis Kraft, Elkhart Truth, 1988-89

Harold Welter, WKVI, Knox, 1989-90

Forrest Miller, South Bend Tribune, 1991-92

Earl Mishler, LaPorte Herald-Argus, 1994-95

Rick Derf and Corky Lingle, WTCA, Plymouth, 1995-96

Curt Rallo, South Bend Tribune, 1995-96

Milt Hess, WHZR, Logansport, 1997-98

Vince Turner, WTRC, Elkhart, 1997-98

Mike Montgomery, WSAL-WLHM, Logansport, 2000-01

Rita Price, WRSW Radio, Warsaw, 2001-02

Dean Huppert, WSJV-TV, South Bend, 2002-03

David Musselman, WROI Radio, Rochester, 2003-04

Chris Breach, Logansport Pharos-Tribune, 2004-05

Tony Ross, WTCA, Plymouth, 2005-06

 

 

 

GIRLS BASKETBALL STATISTICS

 

Information as of Tuesday, February 6, 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

Brittany Rayburn

Attica (A)

11

20

132

53

123

546

46

27.3

Megan King

Fort Wayne Canterbury (A)

12

20

168

31

108

537

38

26.8

Deja Mattox

Maconaquah (3A)

11

19

142

29

105

476

35

25.0

Sam Stahl

Owen Valley (3A)

12

21

157

24

124

510

31

24.2

Brittany Schoen

South Central (Elizabeth) (A)

11

17

72

62

72

402

38

23.6

Sha’la Jackson

Fort Wayne South Side (4A)

12

20

158

26

78

472

39

23.6

Skyler Diggins

South Bend Washington (4A)

10

22

152

41

86

513

31

23.3

Jordan Lewis

Greenfield-Central (4A)

11

20

174

1

95

446

34

22.3

Kayla Thompson

Covenant Christian (A)

12

19

121

35

72

419

33

22.0

Amie Newhart

Clinton Prairie (A)

12

20

137

18

106

434

34

21.7

Marah Kyle

Bluffton (2A)

11

20

109

31

109

420

36

21.0

Stephanie Wagner

Jimtown (2A)

12

14

86

14

80

294

30

21.0

Betsy Adams

Twin Lakes (3A)

11

20

75

60

84

414

35

20.7

Shaylee Brown

Salem (3A)

11

17

90

36

60

348

47

20.4

Mollie Taulbee

Knox (3A)

12

17

97

18

100

348

34

20.5

Ta’Shia Phillips

Brebeuf Jesuit (3A)

12

18

153

0

60

366

30

20.3

Brittany Tabeling

Trinity Lutheran (A)

11

22

123

42

70

442

25

20.0

Chelsea Meeks

Vincennes Rivet (A)

9

22

114

28

113

425

31

19.3

McKenna Williams

North Knox (2A)

12

22

81

41

140

425

25

19.3

Tiffany Fisher

Westview (2A)

11

20

170

0

46

386

36

19.3

 

Rebounds per game

Name

School (Class)

Grade

G

Off

Def

Total

High

RPG

Elana Eickholtz

Restoration Christian (A)

12

17

92

176

268

21

15.7

Ta’Shia Phillips

Brebeuf Jesuit (3A)

12

18

97

167

264

23

14.7

Amber Lucas

Crothersville (A)

10

19

101

143

244

20

12.8

Krystal Killebrew

Indpls. Washington (3A)

12

17

75

131

206

18

12.1

Keely Wilhite

Oakland City Wood (A)

11

22

113

150

263

19

11.9

Hilliary Fox

Barr-Reeve (A)

9

20

93

140

233

20

11.6

Amber Clark

Huntington North (4A)

11

19

88

131

219

18

11.5

Lecretia Smith

Fort Wayne Elmhurst (3A)

10

19

61

150

211

21

11.1

Katie Cochren

Oakland City Wood (A)

12

22

102

133

235

18

10.6

Paige Tinsley

Evansville North (4A)

12

19

104

99

203

17

10.6

Chelsea Falkenstein

Evansville Memorial (3A)

11

20

58

152

210

16

10.5

Jennifer Werner

Northeastern (2A)

12

19

85

112

197

17

10.3

Jocelyn Boyll

North Central (A)

9

19

69

127

196

16

10.3

Taylor Nielsen

Sheridan (2A)

10

15

58

96

154

15

10.2

LaTonya Lloyd

Charlestown (2A)

12

22

67

159

226

18

10.2

Emma Tucker

Michigan City (4A)

12

22

89

136

225

19

10.2

Ashley Turner

Paoli (2A)

12

16

60

100

160

14

10.0

Jessica Hull

South Bend Adams (4A)

10

19

61

128

189

20

9.9

Emileah Manahan

Twin Lakes (3A)

10

20

96

97

193

19

9.6

McKayla Barber

Columbus East (4A)

11

18

73

100

173

17

9.6

                                               

Assists per game

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Assists

High

Per Game

Morgan Hunsaker

Paoli (2A)

12

16

123

11

7.6

Ebony Robinson

Fort Wayne Elmhurst (3A)

11

19

133

14

7.0

Lindsey Davis

Charlestown (2A)

12

14

92

11

6.5

Jessica Johnson

Clarksville (2A)

11

21

136

12

6.4

Taylor Hunter

Greensburg (3A)

11

19

122

10

6.4

Abby Lauber

Jac-Cen-Del (A)

12

20

128

11

6.4

Skyler Gick

Benton Central (3A)

10

21

131

10

6.2

Kendra Hedge

Sheridan (2A)

10

15

93

10

6.2

Skylar Diggins

South Bend Washington (4A)

10

22

134

9

6.0

Whitney Malin

Oakland City Wood (A)

9

22

128

12

5.8

Elizabeth Jennings

Lapel (A)

10

21

115

12

5.4

Aubrey Holle

Fort Wayne Canterbury (A)

11

20

108

13

5.4

Devin Brierly

Southwestern (Hanover) (2A)

11

21

111

8

5.2

Kylie Hesler

Fountain Central (2A)

11

19

100

10

5.2

Samantha Black

Maconaquah (3A)

12

20

105

9

5.2

Cassie Cepeda

LaPorte (4A)

11

11

57

10

5.1

Sam Stahl

Owen Valley (3A)

12

21

106

11

5.0

Jennifer Stoms

Frankfort (3A)

11

19

94

12

4.9

Courtney Killey

Crothersville (A)

9

19

92

11

4.8

Lauren Long

Monrovia (2A)

12

16

77

7

4.8

 

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

199

.768

LaTonya Lloyd

Charlestown (2A)

12

22

159

241

.659

McKayla Barber

Columbus East (4A)

11

18

84

133

.631

Tiffany Fisher

Westview (2A)

11

20

170

272

.625

Cindi Miller

Bellmont (3A)

11

19

83

134

.619

Emma Tucker

Michigan City (4A)

12

22

122

202

.604

Jessica Hull

South Bend Adams (4A)

10

19

97

162

.598

Kelsey Green

Eastbrook (2A)

11

18

79

132

.598

Kayla Cripe

Benton Central (3A)

11

21

101

169

.597

Ashley Scott

Fort Wayne Elmhurst (3A)

11

19

77

129

.596

Melissa Goward

Jimtown (2A)

12

14

77

131

.587

Sam Stahl

Owen Valley (3A)

12

21

181

308

.587

Audrey Gaither

Northwestern (2A)

12

20

110

191

.575

Mollie Taulbee

Knox (3A)

12

17

115

200

.575

Lecretia Smith

Fort Wayne Elmhurst (3A)

10

19

113

197

.573

Chelsea Hite

West Noble (3A)

10

19

94

164

.573

Alison Soliday

Waldron (A)

10

19

95

167

.568

Brooke Schutte

Edgewood (3A)

11

18

99

175

.565

Paige Thompson

Crawfordsville (3A)

11

20

82

145

.565

Kaycee Sullivan

Rushville Consolidated (3A)

10

21

105

186

.564

 

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

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

3FGM

3FGA

High

Pct.

Kasey Thompson

Oak Hill (2A)

12

15

30

55

5

.545

Erin Justice

LaPorte (4A)

12

11

23

47

5

.489

Jordan Ogle

Columbus East (4A)

10

18

37

79

5

.468

Courtney Osborn

Hamilton Southeastern (4A)

10

17

40

88

6

.454

Shelby Ross

Columbus East (4A)

12

15

36

80

7

.450

Betsy Adams

Twin Lakes (3A)

11

20

60

135

6

.444

Mandy Yoder

NorthWood (3A)

12

20

40

94

6

.425

Courtney Shewmaker

Shenandoah (2A)

12

19

50

120

5

.416

Tiffany Ploughe

Northwestern (2A)

12

20

59

142

5

.415

Teirenney Fincher

Fort Wayne Elmhurst (3A)

12

19

50

123

6

.406

Adrian Gillaspy

Owen Valley (3A)

10

19

41

105

5

.390

Andrea Goldman

South Spencer (2A)

12

20

43

111

6

.387

Morgan Hunsaker

Paoli (2A)

12

16

45

120

6

.375

Shaye Warman

Tri (A)

10

20

55

148

8

.371

Jenna Cloud

Tri-West Hendricks (2A)

12

19

60

163

6

.368

Britney Washington

East Chicago Central (4A)

11

19

40

109

4

.367

Kate Miller

Cascade (2A)

12

17

36

99

5

.363

Brittany Schoen

South Central (A)

   11

17

62

177

9

.350

Mandy McDivitt

Connersville (3A)

9

20

53

152

6

.348

Ashley Bright

Switzerland County (2A)

12

20

42

121

5

.347

 

Free Throw Percentage (minimum of 2.0 FTM per game)

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

FTM

FTA

Pct.

Betsy Adams

Twin Lakes (3A)

11

20

84

93

.903

Courtney Sawyer

Waldron (A)

11

19

72

81

.888

Stephanie Wagner

Jimtown (2A)

12

14

80

90

.888

Sarah Bassler

Southport (4A)

12

18

104

121

.859

Ashley Bright

Switzerland County (2A)

12

20

54

63

.857

Mandy Yoder

NorthWood (3A)

12

20

71

83

.855

McKayla Barber

Columbus East (4A)

11

18

62

73

.849

Megan Effinger

Evansville Central (4A)

12

18

74

88

.840

Hannah Lengel

Southwood (2A)

11

20

108

129

.837

Tess Rudolph

Evansville Memorial (3A)

10

20

40

48

.833

Deja Mattox

Maconaquah (3A)

11

18

103

124

.830

Kasey Herrington

Anderson Highland (4A)

12

21

49

59

.830

Brittney Wilson

Whiteland (3A)

12

20

43

52

.826

Shaye Warman

Tri (A)

10

20

47

57

.824

Kristen Turner

Seymour (4A)

10

20

56

68

.823

Grace Wuethrich

West Central (A)

12

19

55

67

.820

Ashley Brooks

Eastbrook (2A)

11

18

59

72

.819

Heather Hicks

Oak Hill (2A)

11

20

40

49

.816

Kayla George

Maconaquah (3A)

11

19

93

114

.815

Elizabeth Jennings

Lapel (A)

10

21

57

70

.814

 

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

22

166

13

7.5

Tiffany Elmore

Jennings County (4A)

11

16

65

8

4.0

Emma Tucker

Michigan City (4A)

12

22

87

8

3.9

Tiffany Fisher

Westview (2A)

11

20

71

8

3.5

Chelsea Falkenstein

Evansville Memorial (3A)

11

20

67

7

3.5

Brandi Waller

New Albany (4A)

10

15

49

7

3.2

Chelsea Hite

West Noble (3A)

10

19

59

6

3.1

Sarah Lowther

Southwood (2A)

11

20

56

6

2.8

Kailey Honn

Westfield (4A)

12

21

56

8

2.6

Sydney Weinert

Fort Wayne South Side (4A)

10

20

53

7

2.6

Taylor Nielsen

Sheridan (2A)

10

15

39

5

2.6

Hilliary Fox

Barr-Reeve (A)

9

20

52

6

2.6

Ta’Shia Phillips

Brebeuf Jesuit (3A)

12

18

46

6

2.5

Ashley Pickering

Oak Hill (2A)

9

20

51

6

2.5

Alexandria Guyton

Bloomington North (4A)

11

20

47

5

2.3

Amber Clark

Huntington North (4A)

11

19

44

8

2.3

Caitlin Dougherty

Mooresville (4A)

12

17

39

5

2.2

Amber Lucas

Crothersville (A)

10

19

43

5

2.2

Kirsten Gliesmann

Center Grove (4A)

9

19

40

4

2.1

 

Steals per game

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Steals

High

Per Game

Heather Gonser

Owen Valley (3A)

10

21

140

14

6.6

Kayla Thompson

Covenant Christian (A)

12

19

113

12

5.9

Kendra Hedge

Sheridan (2A)

10

15

81

7

5.4

Chelsea Meeks

Vincennes Rivet (A)

9

22

117

10

5.3

Brittany Tableing

Trinity Lutheran (A)

11

22

112

11

5.0

Marceya Mingo

Fort Wayne South (4A)

12

20

101

11

5.0

Skylar Diggins

South Bend Washington (4A)

10

22

109

8

4.9

Sha’la Jackson

Fort Wayne South Side (4A)

12

20

96

10

4.8

Aubrey Holle

Fort Wayne Canterbury(A)

11

20

93

12

4.6

Marah Kyle

Bluffton (2A)

11

20

89

8

4.4

Kendall Withered

Southwestern (Hanover) (2A)

11

21

93

8

4.4

Hannah Krueger

Tippecanoe Valley (3A)

11

20

87

9

4.3

Morgan Hunsaker

Paoli (2A)

12

16

68

8

4.2

Megan King

Fort Wayne Canterbury (A)

12

20

84

10

4.2

TaKenya Nixon

Michigan City (4A)

10

22

90

8

4.0

Whitney Parks

Orleans (A)

12

20

80

9

4.0

Brittany Schoen

South Central (Elizabeth) (A)

11

17

68

11

4.0

Morgan Bousman

Shenandoah (2A)

11

18

71

9

3.9

Jordan Lewis

Greenfield-Central (4A)

12

20

77

13

3.8

Amie Newhart

Clinton Prairie (A)

12

20

77

8

3.8

 

 

BOYS BASKETBALL STATISTICS

 

Information as of Tuesday, February 6, 2007

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Points per game

Name

School (Class)

Grade

G

FG

3FG

FTM

Points

High

PPG

Eric Gordon

North Central (Indianapolis) (4A)

12

14

99

40

150

468

50

33.4

Eshaunte Jones

Fort Wayne North Side (4A)

12

15

84

65

55

418

43

27.8

Wes Dickinson

Western (3A)

12

16

93

39

107

410

36

25.6

Danny Lewallen

Kankakee Valley (3A)

12

15

83

46

75

379

40

25.2

Aaron Carter

Perry Central (2A )

12

14

87

25

97

346

35

24.7

Nate Kasper

Wheeler (2A)

12

16

130

21

71

394

44

24.6

Alex Ooley

Borden (A)

12

9

53

28

30

220

40

24.4

Garrett Butcher

Edgewood (3A)

11

14

116

0

100

332

38

23.7

Jason Chorba

Hammond Bishop Noll (2A)

11

15

80

34

92

354

38

23.6

Matt Howard

Connersville (3A)

12

15

126

0

102

354

32

23.6

Kyle Kuric

Evansville Memorial (3A)

11

14

101

26

50

330

37

23.5

Ryan Ooley

Borden (A)

12

9

57

18

44

212

42

23.5

E’Twaun Moore

East Chicago Central (4A)

12

14

91

20

84

326

33

23.2

Melvin Sillmon

Howe Military (A)

11

13

122

0

54

298

39

22.9

Brandon Wood

Kokomo (4A)

12

14

70

43

50

319

37

22.7

Chris Horner

Liberty Christian (A)

12

16

116

19

73

362

41

22.6

Logan Jones

Madison (3A)

11

16

104

19

84

349

35

21.8

Brice Fairchild

Tri (A)

12

16

100

28

60

344

41

21.5

Dairese Gary

Concord (4A)

12

13

73

23

61

276

36

21.2

Tyler Koch

Winchester Community (2A)

10

18

86

42

81

379

34

21.0

 

Rebounds per game

Name

School (Class)

Grade

G

Off

Def

Total

High

RPG

Melvin Sillmon

Howe Military (A)

11

13

92

99

191

23

14.6

Matt Howard

Connersville (3A)

12

14

51

139

190

20

13.5

Demarlo Belcher

Fort Wayne North Side (4A)

12

15

99

97

196

17

13.0

Cameron Mousa

Seymour (4A)

11

15

43

137

180

22

12.0

Kawann Short

East Chicago Central (4A)

11

16

0

164

164

14

10.2

Travis Nuest

West Central (A)

11

15

72

78

150

18

10.0

Vincent Minton

New Washington (A)

10

16

26

133

159

19

9.9

Andrew Smith

Covenant Christian (A)

10

11

38

71

109

17

9.9

Ben Werner

Fairfield (2A)

12

14

54

84

138

15

9.8

Garrett Butcher             

Edgewood (3A)

12

14

51

85

136

18

9.7

Kyle Hackemack

Floyd Central (4A)

12

13

45

78

123

18

9.4

Josh Fisher

Clarksville (2A)

12

14

58

74

132

14

9.4

Cameron Breckenridge

Frankton (2A)

11

15

35

106

141

18

9.4

Stevie Loveless

Frankfort (3A)

10

13

41

80

121

20

9.3

Aaron Carter

Perry Central (2A)

12

14

31

97

128

16

9.1

Brady Lightfoot

Tri (A)

12

16

41

104

145

15

9.0

Julian Mavunga

Brownsburg (4A)

11

9

31

47

78

15

8.6

Evan McGregory

Restoration Christian (A)

11

12

38

65

103

15

8.5

Kenton Acton

Lanesville (A)

11

16

57

80

137

19

8.5

Fred Harris

South Bend Washington (4A)

12

15

60

68

128

13

8.5

 

Assists per game

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Assists

High

Per Game

Ben Welsh

South Newton (A)

11

13

112

11

8.6

Brice Miles

Fort Wayne Wayne (3A)

12

15

110

9

7.3

Tyler Hostetler

Evansville North (4A)

12

14

101

12

7.2

Braydon Hobbs

New Albany (4A)

11

14

95

11

6.7

Tyler Kitchel

Center Grove (4A)

12

14

88

11

6.2

Alex Byers