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 14, 2007

Contact: Jason Wille, Sports Information Director

E-mail: jwille@ihsaa.org

 

SIX FORMER CHAMPS LEAD WAY INTO INDIVIDUAL WRESTLING STATE FINALS

Four returning state champions from 2006 and two others that won titles in 2005 head the field of participants in the 69th Annual IHSAA Individual Wrestling State Finals this weekend at Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.

 

Two hundred twenty-four wrestlers in all, 16 in each of the 14 weight classes, will begin first round competition on Friday at 6 pm ET / 5 pm CT. First-round winners will return to wrestle on Saturday with quarterfinal action beginning at 9:30 am ET / 8:30 am CT and semifinal matches to follow after all weight classes have concluded. Consolation bouts begin at 5 pm and championship matches under the spotlight are scheduled for 7:30 pm.

 

Two of the four defending state champions are from Mishawaka and enter the state finals undefeated over the last two seasons. Sophomore Josh Harper, last year’s winner at 103, enters the state finals with a 35-0 mark at 112 while teammate Ian Hinton will attempt to make his third state championship match in thee years. He finished as the runner-up at 171 in 2005 before winning that class last year with a 42-0 mark. This year, he’s competing at 189 where he’s 44-0.

 

Also returning with the hope of winning for the second year in a row are Munster senior Eric McGill and Hanover Central junior Andrew Howe. McGill won the 125 pound crown a year ago and comes in 39-3 at 140 this season. Howe, like Harper and Hinton, completed a perfect 51-0 campaign last year at 140. He’ll begin Friday’s first round at 152 with a 44-0 record.

 

Two other former winners are back hoping to duplicate the success they enjoyed in 2005. Beech Grove senior Ethan Harris won the 112 bracket as a sophomore, fell in the 119 pound quarterfinals last season and has advanced to this year’s 125 state finals with a 35-4 ledger. Hobart junior Eric Galka brings a perfect 44-0 record into the 130 pound tournament this weekend. He won it all at 103 two years ago but was beaten in the first round of last year’s state finals at 119.

 

In all, 21 participants have made it to the state finals with an unblemished mark this year.

 

One hundred and eighteen schools will be represented at the state finals this year with Evansville Mater Dei leading the way with 11 participants in the 14 weight classes. Mishawaka will be represented by seven wrestlers with Bellmont, Indianapolis Cathedral and Perry Meridian each with six. Mater Dei and Cathedral each had four individuals win their class in last Saturday’s semi-state action. Each school will also participate in the Team Wrestling State Finals at Center Grove High School next Saturday.

 

69th IHSAA Individual Wrestling 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.

State Finals Brackets

 

STATE FINALS NOTES

 

2006 State Champions in the Field (4)

112 – Josh Harper, 10, Mishawaka, 35-0 (Champ at 103).

140 – Eric McGill, 12, Munster, 39-3 (Champ at 125).

152 – Andrew Howe, 11, Hanover Central, 44-0 (Champ at 140).

189 – Ian Hinton, 12, Mishawaka, 44-0 (Champ at 171).

 

2006 State Runners-Up in the Field (4)

119 – Taylor March, 10, East Noble, 39-0 (Runner-up at 112).

135 – Dustin Bruce, 12, Bloomington North, 14-3 (Runner-up at 130).

140 – Brennan Cosgrove, 11, Hobart, 42-3 (Runner-up at 135).

160 – Cooper Samuels, 11, Floyd Central, 31-1 (Runner-up at 145).

 

Former State Champions in the Field (2)

125 – Ethan Harris, 12, Beech Grove, 35-4 (State champ at 112 in 2005).

130 – Eric Galka, 11, Hobart, 44-0 (State champ at 103 in 2005).

 

Former State Runners-Up in the Field (3)

140 – Eric McGill, 12, Munster, 39-3 (Runner-up at 103 in 2004).

152 – Andrew Howe, 11, Hanover Central, 44-0 (Runner-up at 130 in 2005).

189 – Ian Hinton, 12, Mishawaka, 44-0 (Runer-up at 171 in 2005).

 

Undefeated Wrestlers in the Field (21)

112 – Mitchell Richey, 10, Brown County, 43-0; Justin Wight, 11, Homestead, 30-0; Josh Harper, 10, Mishawaka, 35-0.

119 – Taylor March, 10, East Noble, 39-0.

125 – Reece Freeman, 12, Bloomington South, 40-0.

130 – Eric Galka, 11, Hobart, 44-0; Jacob Fleckenstein, 12, East Central, 44-0; Brandon Brown, 11, Carroll (Fort Wayne), 34-0.

135 – David Zimmer, 12, Angola, 42-0.

140 – Rhys Canaday, 12, Fairfield, 43-0.

145 – Nick Dewig, 12, Evansville Mater Dei, 42-0; Jamal Lawrence, 12, Merrillville, 41-0.

152 – Andrew Howe, 11, Hanover Central, 44-0.

160 – John Schmaltz, 12, Indianapolis Cathedral, 37-0; Derrick Duke, 12, Peru, 28-0.

171 – Matt Powless, 12, Evansville Memorial, 47-0; Ryan Konrath, 11, Jimtown, 40-0.

189 – Ian Hinton, 12, Mishawaka, 44-0; Chad Friend, 12, Leo, 37-0.

215 – Luke Watkins, 12, North Central (Indianapolis), 13-0; George Malone, 11, South Bend Riley, 42-0.

 

 

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 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.

 

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

 

Media Entrance: The entrance is in the southeast corner of Conseco Fieldhouse adjacent to Delaware Street. The door is marked Media and Employee Entrance and is located at the opposite end of the building from the public entrance. Please allow a few extra minutes to pass through security. Media credentials left at will-call are to be claimed at this entrance.

 

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

 

Mat Access: As has been the practice in recent years, Conseco Fieldhouse will have the hockey boards set up around the perimeter of the wrestling mat area. During the championship round only on Saturday night will credentialed photographers be allowed inside the hockey boards to shoot action mat-side. Other than that, only participants, coaches and fieldhouse workers will have access to the mat area.

 

Programs: Copies of the official program containing brackets for each weight class and some tournament history will be available in the Media Work Room free of charge.

 

Results: Will be updated continuously throughout both days of the tournament on the IHSAA website at www.ihsaa.org. Copies of the updated brackets will also be available in the media work room throughout the two days.

 

 

Tom Clark TO BE Honored as Wrestling Official of the Year

A licensed official for 23 years, Noblesville resident Tom Clark is this year’s recipient of the Interscholastic Athletic Official Association Award for excellence in the sport of wrestling.

 

Clark will be honored in a special ceremony during this weekend’s state finals in Conseco Fieldhouse.  Including this season, Clark has 11 sectionals, nine regionals, seven semi-states, and four state finals to his credit.  He is one of 12 officials working the 2007 Individual Finals.

 

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 the 11 sports during the school year.

 

Clark was nominated for this award by Dave Nicholson, sports chairman of the Indiana Officials Association (IOA), one of 26 associations located throughout Indiana comprised of men and women who give up much of their personal time to assist in providing meaningful and healthy activities for the student-athletes of our state.  This honor comes as a result of Clark’s selection by a committee representing those 26 associations. Statewide, there are almost 7,500 officials licensed by the IHSAA in 11 sports.

 

An 11-year member of the Indiana Officials Association, he has served as an IHSAA rules interpreter for three years.

Clark has officiated four Olympic trials dating back to 1992.

 

In 1998, he was named USA Wrestling National Official of the Year (Freestyle and Greco-Roman). Clark is a native of Bluffton, Ohio and attended Ohio State University.

 

He is vice-president of Clark, Baker and Associates, which operates Edible Arrangements in Fishers. Tom and his wife Retha have two kids: Taylor and Hayden.

 

 

GIRLS BASKETBALL REGIONALS SATURDAY

Three of the four defending state championship teams survived sectional play last week and three schools that claimed their first girls basketball sectional title lead the charge into the regional round of the 32nd Annual IHSAA Girls Basketball State Tournament.

 

Regional games will be played Saturday, Feb. 17, at 16 sites in the four classes with two semifinal games early in the day followed by a championship game that evening. The survivors will move on to the semi-state round for a single game on Saturday, Feb. 24, with the winners earning a spot in the March 3 state finals at Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.

 

Defending state champs Castle (4A), Heritage Christian (2A) and Lafayette Central Catholic (A) each won their respective sectional on Saturday and are among 28 repeat winners from last year. Both Castle and Shenandoah (2A) won their eighth consecutive sectional championship.

 

Fort Wayne South Side (4A), Whiteland (3A) and Oak Hill (2A) each won the first sectional championship in school history.

 

Three significant sectional droughts went by the wayside last Saturday as well as Cascade (2A) won its first championship since 1986; Portage (4A) won its first since 1988 and Gary Roosevelt (3A) won its first since 1989.

 

South Bend St. Joseph’s (3A) takes a state-best streak four straight regional crowns into the weekend.

 

Please note that the location of each semi-state game will be announced on Sunday, Feb. 18, following the regional games.

 

Regionals

Date: Saturday, Feb. 17.

Admission: $6 per session; $9 both sessions

Pairings

 

TOURNAMENT NOTES

 

Looking for First Regional Title (20 of 64)

4A – Fort Wayne South Side, Lawrence North, Logansport, Terre Haute North.

3A – Elwood, Tippecanoe Valley, Whiteland.

2A – Cascade, Jimtown, Mitchell, North Montgomery, Oak Hill, Wheeler, Winchester.

A – North Daviess, Oakland City Wood, Oregon-Davis, Southern Wells, Waldron, West Central.

 

Looking to Break Regional Championship Drought (Five or More Years)

31 years – Portage (1976).

26 – Hammond (1981).

25 – Jac-Cen-Del, Twin Lakes (1982).

22 – Wawasee (1985).

18 – Gary Roosevelt (1989).

14 – Elkhart Memorial, Winamac (1993).

13 – Anderson, Owen Valley (1994).

10 – Evansville Bosse, New Castle (1997).

9 – Carroll (Fort Wayne), Jeffersonville, Manchester, Southridge, Tri (1998).

8 – Columbus East, Kouts, Madison (1999).

7 – Center Grove, Lapel (2000).

6 – Connersville, Fort Wayne Concordia, New Washington (2001).

5 – Ben Davis, Gibson Southern (2002).

 

Defending Regional Champions Still Alive

4A – Castle, Hamilton Southeastern, South Bend Washington.

3A – South Bend St. Joseph’s.

2A – Harding, Heritage Christian.

A – Attica, Lafayette Central Catholic.

 

Active Regional Championship Streaks (Three or more years)

4 – South Bend St. Joseph’s.

 

Most Consecutive Regional Championships

6 – Pike Central (1990-95); NorthWood (1994-99)

 

Top Five All-Time Regional Championship Leaders

12 – Kokomo.

11 – Valparaiso.

10 – Ben Davis, NorthWood, Scottsburg.

 

Best Records in the Field (Two losses or less)

4A – Anderson (22-2), Columbus East (21-2), Fort Wayne South Side (22-1), Hamilton Southeastern (24-0), South Bend Washington (24-1).

3A – New Castle, (23-2), Owen Valley (23-1), South Bend St. Joseph’s (21-2).

2A – Garrett (21-2), Jimtown (21-2), Oak Hill (22-1), Southridge (21-1).

A – Bloomfield, (21-1), Fort Wayne Canterbury (21-2), Kouts (20-2).

 

2006 State Champions Still Alive (3 of 4)

4A – Castle.

2A – Heritage Christian.

A – Lafayette Central Catholic.

 

2006 State Finals Teams Still Alive (4 of 8)

4A – Castle, South Bend Washington.

3A – None.

2A – Heritage Christian.

A – Lafayette Central Catholic.

 

First-Time Sectional Champions

4A – Fort Wayne South Side.

3A – Whiteland.

2A – Oak Hill.

A – None.

 

Sectional Championship Drought Breakers (Five or more years)

21 years – Cascade (1986).

19 – Portage (1988).

18 – Gary Roosevelt (1989).

11 – Winamac (1996).

10 – Evansville Bosse, Logansport, Terre Haute North (1997).

9 – North Daviess (1998).

8 – Jimtown, Madison, Winchester (1999).

6 – Center Grove, Connersville, Kouts, Lapel, New Washington, Twin Lakes, Wawasee (2001).

5 – Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran, Mitchell (2002).

 

Repeat Sectional Champions (28 of 64)

4A – Anderson, Castle, Elkhart Memorial, Hamilton Southeastern, Jeffersonville, Lawrence North, South Bend Washington.

3A – Gibson Southern, Hammond, New Castle, Owen Valley, South Bend St. Joseph’s, Tippecanoe Valley.

2A – Charlestown, Harding, Heritage Christian, Manchester, North Montgomery, Shenandoah, Southwestern (Hanover).

A – Attica, Bloomfield, Fort Wayne Canterbury, Lafayette Central Catholic, Northeast Dubois, Oakland City Wood, Tri, Waldron.

 

 

BOYS BASKETBALL STATE TOURNAMENT PAIRINGS SUNDAY

The pairings for the 97th Annual IHSAA Boys Basketball State Tournament Series will be announced this Sunday, Feb. 18, on the IHSAA Championship Radio Network.

 

The 90-minute show will be broadcast to network affiliates statewide beginning at 1:06 pm ET / 12:06 pm CT. It will originate from Wendy’s Restaurant (1450 W. Morris Street) in Indianapolis and be produced by flagship station WIBC. A list of network affiliates is included below. At the conclusion of the show at approximately 2:30 pm ET / 1:30 pm CT, the complete pairings will be posted to the IHSAA website at www.ihsaa.org.

 

The boys tournament begins with sectionals the week of Monday, Feb. 26; regionals on Saturday, March 10; semi-states on Saturday, March 17 and; the state finals on Saturday, March 24.

 

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

Chesterton

WDSO

88.3 FM

Corydon

WOCC

1550 AM

Crawfordsville

WIMC

103.9 FM

Elkhart

WFRN

1270 AM

Elkhart

WTRC

1340 AM

Ferdinand

WQKZ

98.5 FM

Fort Wayne

WLYV

1450 AM

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

Michigan City

WIMS

1420 AM

Mitchell

WPHZ

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

 

 

BOYS SWIMMING SECTIONALS THIS WEEK

The 70th Annual IHSAA Boys Swimming & Diving Tournament Series gets underway Thursday, Feb. 15, with sectional preliminary heats at 20 sites around the state. Diving prelims and semifinals start Saturday morning, Feb. 17, at each site with consolations and finals in each event scheduled for later in the day. All first place swimming event winners in each sectional will advance to the state meet along with any participant who equals or betters the state time standard in that event’s consolation or championship heat. The next fastest times in each event also will qualify in order to bring the field to 32 entrants.

 

The top four divers at each sectional will advance to one of four diving regionals slated for Tuesday, Feb. 20, with the top eight advancing to the state meet.

 

Heat sheets for the state finals and results from each sectional site will be posted to the boys swimming page on the IHSAA website on Sunday, Feb. 18, as they become available. Diving regional results will be posted on Wednesday, Feb. 21.

 

Sectionals

Dates

Thursday, Feb. 15 (Swimming Preliminaries).

Saturday, Feb. 17 (Diving, Consolations & Finals in Swimming events).

Admission: $5 per session. $8 both sessions.

Assignment of schools

 

Defending Sectional Champions

Brownsburg, Center Grove, Chesterton, Crawfordsville, East Central, Fort Wayne Bishop Dwenger, Franklin Central, Hamilton Southeastern, Homestead, Jeffersonville, Lafayette Jefferson, Mount Vernon, Munster, Noblesville, North Central (Indianapolis), Northridge, Richmond, Roncalli, South Bend Riley, Terre Haute North, Wawasee.

 

Active Sectional Championship Streaks (Three or more years)

21 – Center Grove, Munster.

14 – Hamilton Southeastern.

12 – Homestead.

11 – Crawfordsville.

8 – Chesterton.

6 – Mount Vernon.

4 – Northridge, Terre Haute North.

3 – Brownsburg, East Central, Jeffersonville, Noblesville.

 

Most All-Time Consecutive Sectional Championships

21 – Center Grove, Munster (1986-2006)

 

Top 5 All-Time Sectional Championships

36 – Munster.

34 – Columbus / Columbus North.

25 – Kokomo, South Bend Riley.

23 – Valparaiso.

 

 

GIRLS BASKETBALL STATISTICS

 

ATTENTION GIRLS BASKETBALL COACHES

Please be sure to report your final statistics of the season at Athlistics.com upon your team’s elimination from the state tournament so that your players will continue to appear in the weekly state leaders listings through the end of the state finals. The last compilation of the season will be announced the week following the state finals.

 

Information as of Tuesday, February 13, 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

23

153

61

147

636

46

27.6

Megan King

Fort Wayne Canterbury (A)

12

23

190

35

116

601

38

26.1

Ty’Ronda Benning

Muncie Southside (4A)

12

19

158

28

86

486

42

25.6

Deja Mattox

Maconaquah (3A)

11

19

142

29

105

476

35

25.0

Sha’la Jackson

Fort Wayne South Side (4A)

12

23

192

32

91

571

39

24.8

Sam Stahl

Owen Valley (3A)

12

24

180

29

145

592

31

24.7

Skyler Diggins

South Bend Washington (4A)

10

25

173

47

108

595

31

23.8

Brittany Schoen

South Central (Elizabeth) (A)

11

17

72

62

72

402

38

23.6

Kayla Thompson

Covenant Christian (A)

12

21

138

43

76

481

33

22.9

Jordan Lewis

Greenfield-Central (4A)

11

21

185

2

96

472

34

22.5

Amie Newhart

Clinton Prairie (A)

12

20

137

18

106

434

34

21.7

Betsy Adams

Twin Lakes (3A)

11

24

95

68

109

503

35

21.0

Marah Kyle

Bluffton (2A)

11

22

117

36

120

462

36

21.0

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

23

126

47

72

465

27

20.2

Tiffany Fisher

Westview (2A)

11

22

192

0

52

436

36

19.8

McKenna Williams

North Knox (2A)

12

24

88

47

156

473

34

19.7

Lauren Taylor

Brownsburg (4A)

11

22

94

44

108

428

28

19.5

 

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

21

119

201

320

23

15.2

Amber Lucas

Crothersville (A)

10

20

105

154

259

20

13.0

Kelsie Manuel

Union (Dugger) (A)

12

17

22

199

221

27

13.0

Krystal Killebrew

Indpls. Washington (3A)

12

17

75

131

206

18

12.1

Hilliary Fox

Barr-Reeve (A)

9

21

101

150

251

20

12.0

Keely Wilhite

Oakland City Wood (A)

11

22

113

150

263

19

12.0

Amber Clark

Huntington North (4A)

11

20

90

143

233

18

11.7

Lecretia Smith

Fort Wayne Elmhurst (3A)

10

21

69

168

237

21

11.3

Emma Tucker

Michigan City (4A)

12

24

105

157

262

24

10.9

Jocelyn Boyll

North Central (A)

9

20

81

135

216

20

10.8

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

LaTonya Lloyd

Charlestown (2A)

12

25

75

184

259

18

10.3

Taylor Nielsen

Sheridan (2A)

10

22

89

138

227

15

10.3

Jennifer Werner

Northeastern (2A)

12

20

90

116

206

17

10.3

Jessica Hull

South Bend Adams (4A)

10

20

65

135

200

20

10.0

Ashley Turner

Paoli (2A)

12

21

79

131

210

14

10.0

4 others

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

9.5

                                               

Assists per game

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Assists

High

Per Game

Morgan Hunsaker

Paoli (2A)

12

21

160

11

7.6

Lindsey Davis

Charlestown (2A)

12

17

113

11

6.7

Ebony Robinson

Fort Wayne Elmhurst (3A)

11

20

133

14

6.7

Taylor Hunter

Greensburg (3A)

11

19

122

10

6.4

Jessica Johnson

Clarksville (2A)

11

21

136

12

6.4

Abby Lauber

Jac-Cen-Del (A)

12

22

141

11

6.4

Skyler Gick

Benton Central (3A)

10

21

131

10

6.2

Skylar Diggins

South Bend Washington (4A)

10

25

148

9

6.0

Kendra Hedge

Sheridan (2A)

10

22

131

10

6.0

Whitney Malin

Oakland City Wood (A)

9

22

128

12

5.8

Aubrey Holle

Fort Wayne Canterbury (A)

11

23

125

13

5.4

Elizabeth Jennings

Lapel (A)

10

24

128

12

5.3

Samantha Black

Maconaquah (3A)

12

20

105

9

5.2

Devin Brierly

Southwestern (Hanover) (2A)

11

24

126

8

5.3

Kylie Hesler

Fountain Central (2A)

11

20

102

10

5.1

Sam Stahl

Owen Valley (3A)

12

24

122

11

5.1

Emily Phillips

South Bend Washington (4A)

11

24

120

11

5.0

Jennifer Stoms

Frankfort (3A)

11

19

94

12

4.9

Courtney Killey

Crothersville (A)

9

21

101

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

21

185

241

.768

LaTonya Lloyd

Charlestown (2A)

12

25

173

261

.655

Tiffany Fisher

Westview (2A)

11

22

192

302

.636

Cindi Miller

Bellmont (3A)

11

19

83

134

.619

McKayla Barber

Columbus East (4A)

11

19

87

141

.617

Ashley Scott

Fort Wayne Elmhurst (3A)

11

21

84

139

.604

Jessica Hull

South Bend Adams (4A)

10

20

100

166

.602

Sam Stahl

Owen Valley (3A)

12

24

209

348

.601

Kelsey Green

Eastbrook (2A)

11

18

79

132

.598

Kayla Cripe

Benton Central (3A)

11

21

101

169

.597

Emma Tucker

Michigan City (4A)

12

24

134

225

.596

Chelsea Hite

West Noble (3A)

10

20

101

172

.587

Lecretia Smith

Fort Wayne Elmhurst (3A)

10

21

121

210

.576

Audrey Gaither

Northwestern (2A)

12

20

110

191

.575

Alison Soliday

Waldron (A)

10

22

111

193

.575

Mollie Taulbee

Knox (3A)

12

17

115

200

.575

Paige Thompson

Crawfordsville (3A)

11

22

85

150

.567

Hillary Fox

Barr-Reeve (A)                           

9

21

100

177

.565

Brooke Schutte

Edgewood (3A)

11

18

99

175

.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.

Jordan Ogle

Columbus East (4A)

10

19

40

87

5

.460

Courtney Osborn

Hamilton Southeastern (4A)

10

21

52

118

6

.441

Betsy Adams

Twin Lakes (3A)

11

24

68

156

6

.436

Mandy Yoder

NorthWood (3A)

12

22

45

104

6

.433

Courtney Shewmaker

Shenandoah (2A)

12

23

60

140

5

.429

Tiffany Ploughe

Northwestern (2A)

12

20

59

142

5

.415

Shelby Ross

Columbus East (4A)

12

16

36

88

7

.409

Teirenney Fincher

Fort Wayne Elmhurst (3A)

12

21

55

137

6

.402

Allie Matheis

Northeast Dubois (A)

11

23

49

124

4

.395

Lauren Taylor

Brownsburg (4A)

11

22

44

112

4

.393

Andrea Goldman

South Spencer (2A)

12

22

45

116

6

.388

Adrian Gillaspy

Owen Valley (3A)

10

22

47

122

5

.385

Kate Miller

Cascade (2A)

12

21

52

135

6

.385

Sarah Bassler

Southport (4A)

12

20

42

110

8

.381

Morgan Hunsaker

Paoli (2A)

12

21

58

154

6

.377

Jenna Cloud

Tri-West Hendricks (2A)

12

21

65

175

6

.371

Britney Washington

East Chicago Central (4A)

11

19

40

109

4

.367

Shaye Warman

Tri (A)

10

23

60

166

8

.361

Mandy McDivitt

Connersville (3A)

9

21

55

157

6

.350

Brittany Schoen

South Central (A)

   11

17

62

177

9

.350

 

Free Throw Percentage (minimum of 2.0 FTM per game)

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

FTM

FTA

Pct.

Stephanie Wagner

Jimtown (2A)

12

14

80

90

.889

Betsy Adams

Twin Lakes (3A)

11

24

109

123

.886

Courtney Sawyer

Waldron (A)

11

22

81

93

.871

Ashley Bright

Switzerland County (2A)

12

22

60

69

.870

Sarah Bassler

Southport (4A)

12

20

109

127

.858

Mandy Yoder

NorthWood (3A)

12

22

76

89

.854

Hannah Lengel

Southwood (2A)

11

21

108

129

.837

Deja Mattox

Maconaquah (3A)

11

19

105

126

.833

Tess Rudolph

Evansville Memorial (3A)

10

20

40

48

.833

McKayla Barber

Columbus East (4A)

11

19

64

77

.831

Kristen Turner

Seymour (4A)

10

21

59

71

.831

Megan Effinger

Evansville Central (4A)

12

21

83

100

.830

Kasey Herrington

Anderson Highland (4A)

12

21

49

59

.830

Brittney Wilson

Whiteland (3A)

12

23

48

58

.828

Courtney Moses

Oak Hill (2A)

9

23

51

62

.823

Olivia Yarlan

Decatur Central (4A)

10

23

79

96

.823

Ashley Brooks

Eastbrook (2A)

11

18

59

72

.819

Lauren Taylor

Brownsburg (4A)

11

22

108

132

.818

Kayla George

Maconaquah (3A)

11

20

98

120

.817

Megan King

Fort Wayne Canterbury (A)

12

23

116

142

.817

Shaye Warman

Tri (A)

10

23

49

60

.817

 

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

24

92

8

3.8

Tiffany Fisher

Westview (2A)

11

22

79

8

3.6

Chelsea Falkenstein

Evansville Memorial (3A)

11

20

67

7

3.5

Chelsea Hite

West Noble (3A)

10

20

64

6

3.2

Brandi Waller

New Albany (4A)

10

15

49

7

3.2

Ta’Shia Phillips

Brebeuf Jesuit (3A)

12

21

60

8

2.9

Sarah Lowther

Southwood (2A)

11

21

58

6

2.8

Taylor Nielsen

Sheridan (2A)

10

22

61

5

2.8

Ashley Pickering

Oak Hill (2A)

9

23

64

6

2.8

Kailey Honn

Westfield (4A)

12

21

56

8

2.6

Hilliary Fox

Barr-Reeve (A)

9

21

56

6

2.7

Sydney Weinert

Fort Wayne South Side (4A)

10

23

61

7

2.7

Caitlin Dougherty

Mooresville (4A)

12

19

46

5

2.4

Alexandria Guyton

Bloomington North (4A)

11

20

47

5

2.3

Amber Lucas

Crothersville (A)

10

20

44

5

2.2

Kirsten Gliesmann

Center Grove (4A)

9

22

45

4

2.1

LaTonya Lloyd

Charlestown (2A)

12

25

52

6

2.1

Brittany Smith

Covington (A)

12

20

41

5

2.1

 

Steals per game

Name

School (Class)

Grade

Games

Steals

High

Per Game

Heather Gonser

Owen Valley (3A)

10

24

157

14

6.5

Kayla Thompson

Covenant Christian (A)

12

21

121

12

5.8

Kendra Hedge

Sheridan (2A)

10

22

124

7

5.6

Chelsea Meeks

Vincennes Rivet (A)

9

22

117

10

5.3

Brittany Tableing

Trinity Lutheran (A)

11

23

121

11

5.3

Sha’la Jackson

Fort Wayne South Side (4A)

12

23

120

10

5.2

Marceya Mingo

Fort Wayne South (4A)

12

21

102

11

4.9

Skylar Diggins

South Bend Washington (4A)

10

25

120

8

4.8

Aubrey Holle

Fort Wayne Canterbury(A)

11

23

110

12

4.8

Sarah Carlisle

Sheridan (2A)

9

18

82

10

4.6

Kendall Withered

Southwestern (Hanover) (2A)

11

24

109

8

4.5

Marah Kyle

Bluffton (2A)

11

22

96

8

4.4

Hannah Krueger

Tippecanoe Valley (3A)

11

20

87

9

4.3

Megan King

Fort Wayne Canterbury (A)

12

23

96

10

4.2

Whitney Parks

Orleans (A)

12

22

90

9

4.1

Kayla Coblentz

South Adams (2A)

12

19

75

9

4.0

Morgan Hunsaker

Paoli (2A)

12

21

83

8

4.0

Brittany Schoen

South Central (Elizabeth) (A)

11

17

68

11

4.0

Jordan Lewis

Greenfield-Central (4A)

12

21

81

13

3.9

Amie Newhart

Clinton Prairie (A)

12

20

77

8

3.9

4 others

 

 

 

 

 

3.8

 

 

BOYS BASKETBALL STATISTICS

 

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Information as of Tuesday, February 13, 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

Eric Gordon

North Central (4A)

12

14

99

40

150

468

50

33.4

Eshaunte Jones

Fort Wayne North Side (4A)

12

18

101

75

72

499

43

27.7

Aaron Carter

Perry Central (2A )

12

17

117

36

117

459

43

27.0

Wes Dickinson

Western (3A)

12

18

106

42

124

462

36

25.6

Matt Howard

Connersville (3A)

12

17

148

0

121

417

42

24.5

Danny Lewallen

Kankakee Valley (3A)

12

17

90

50

87

417

40

24.5

Nate Kasper

Wheeler (2A)

12

17

138

22

72

414

44

24.3

Melvin Sillmon

Howe Military (A)

11

17

167

0

74

408

39

24.0

Kyle Kuric

Evansville Memorial (3A)

11

15

106

31

50

355

37

23.6

Brandon Wood

Kokomo (4A)

12

15

77

48

56

354

37

23.6

Garrett Butcher

Edgewood (3A)

11

16

131

2

108

376

38

23.5

Jason Chorba

Hammond Bishop Noll (2A)

11

18

97

39

104

415

38

23.0

E’Twaun Moore

East Chicago Central (4A)

12

17

109

26

94

390

33

22.9

Chris Horner

Liberty Christian (A)

12

17

119

21

84

385

41

22.6

Brice Fairchild

Tri (A)

12

16

100

28

60

344

41

21.5

Logan Jones

Madison (3A)

11

18

116

19

95

384

35

21.3

Dairese Gary

Concord (4A)

12

15

87

24

69

315

36

21.0

Tyler Koch

Winchester Community (2A)

10

19

90

44

87

399

34

21.0

Khirie Williams

University (A)

11

16

100

11

102

355

33

20.9

Chris Vanhoose

Lanesville (A)

12

19