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Welcome!
The 35th Annual
Indiana High School Athletic Association
Girls Basketball State Finals
Allen County War Memorial Coliseum, Fort Wayne, Indiana
March 6, 2010
Session I, 10:30 a.m. EST
Class A | Vincennes Rivet (26-0) vs. Fort Wayne Canterbury (24-2)
Class 2A | Austin (25-2) vs. Fort Wayne Bishop Luers (18-7)
Session II, 6:00 p.m. EST
Class 3A | Rushville (25-2) vs. Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran (23-3)
Class 4A | Ben Davis (27-0) vs. Merrillville (25-1)
IHSAA Event Security Policy
To help insure the safest and most secure atmosphere for this IHSAA State Final, event management will diligently maintain established security procedures and activities. This will require complete
cooperation by all competing teams, contest officials and fans. Security will always have priority over
convenience; therefore, if you are requested to cooperate with event personnel in any manner, please
do so promptly. Your assistance will enable our staff to fulfill its responsibilities efficiently.
IHSAA - Pure Spirit. Pure Sport!
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Welcome to this
championship event
For more than 100 years, the IHSAA has enjoyed
being a part of the journey to adulthood for thousands
of young Hoosiers. Knowing that the student-athletes
we meet today will be the leaders of tomorrow, we are
grateful for the opportunity to help them as they learn
valuable life lessons through athletics.
Currently in Indiana, over 160,000 students from 411
different IHSAA member schools participate in high
school athletics. From our perspective, participation in
athletics is an integral part of the educational process.
At the IHSAA we believe
that the athletic arena is an
extension of the classroom.
The national organization
for high school athletics, the
National Federation of State
High School Associations
(NFHS) has used the slogan,
“Athletics, the other half of
education.” We believe that
is a very accurate adage.
There are many things to be
learned through athletics that may not be a part of the
regular classroom setting including lessons such as,
self-discipline, the value of teamwork, the importance
of dedication and commitment. Each of these can
have a dramatic impact on today’s youth as they
prepare to become the leaders of tomorrow. Whether
it’s their ability to deal with success or overcome great
adversity, the important lessons learned will last a
lifetime. Each experience helps shape who one is and
who they will become.
For an organization such as ours, integrity is of primary
importance. An uncompromising adherence to the
principles of fair play and impartiality form the core of
our value system.
We hope you are looking forward to the 2009-10
school year with the same anticipation and enthusiasm
as the IHSAA staff and Board of Directors.
Pure, wholesome, amateur, educational, inexpensive,
local high school athletics has always been the objective. It is what we mean when we say…Pure Spirit.
Pure Sport!
Cordially,
Blake Ress
IHSAA Commissioner
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Special Thanks To Our Hosts
4000 Parnell Avenue • Fort Wayne, IN 46805
General Manager Randy L. Brown
Vice President of Operations Bryan Christie
Assistant Operations Manager Eric Lonsbury
Coordinator of Media Nathan Dennison
Ticket Office Manager Michele Remenschneider
State Finals Officials
Don Corey, Ronald Day, Tim Filson, Doug Greenlee,
Brian Holtz, P.J. Pitts, Kirk Robinson, Lawrence
Samano, Dave Senning, Justin Shippy, Greg Yergler,
Curtis Yoder, Mark Christman (alternate).
State Finals Personnel
Tournament Administrator
Theresia Wynns, Assistant Commissioner
Tournament Assistants
Barb Brouwer, Southport High School
Sharon Jackson, Franklin Central High School
Replay Monitor - James Robinson
Announcer - Scott Gregg
Scorer - Bryon Weinstein
Officials - Vicky Branson
Teams - Deb Day, Michelle Harter
Pep Bands - Kathy Craig, Mindy Stookey
Student Helpers/Awards- Tammy Wertman
Student Helpers - Steve Townsend, FW Elmhurst H.S.
Session I - Jimtown H.S Show Choir
Session II - Boonville H.S. Select Choir
Presentation of Colors
Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran Jr. ROTC
Athletic Training Staff
Physician - Dr. Dan Kraft
Methodist Sports Medicine - The Orthopedic Specialists
Program Credits
Publisher Blake Ress, Commissioner
Editor Chris Kaufman, Communications Director
Editorial Assistance
Toni Polizzi, Communications Assistant
David Rusk, Sports Administration Intern
Printing Sport Graphics, Indianapolis
Photography Visual Sports Network
Cover Design three-sixty group, Indianapolis
IHSAA
P.O. Box 40650
Indianapolis, IN 46240-0650
(317) 846-6601
www.IHSAA.org
2009-10 IHSAA Board of Directors and
Executive Committee
The IHSAA is governed by its legislative body, the Board of Directors. Composed of 19 individuals elected by member
school principals from three legislative districts, they serve staggered three-year terms. Twelve board seats are filled by any
qualified individual (open seats), and six board seats are filled by two qualified female representatives, two qualified minority
representatives, two qualified urban school representatives and one private school representative. The Board of Directors
meets annually with the responsibility of establishing the Association’s By-Laws and regulations.
The Executive Committee meets monthly and is responsible for organizing and directing state tournaments and meets,
interpreting the Association’s By-Laws, determining penalties for rules violations, and establishing the Association’s state
office and employing a commissioner and staff to administer the Association.
IHSAA Executive Committee
IHSAA Board of Directors
District, Seat
District I, Class A
District I, Class AA
District I, Class AAA
District I, Class AAAA
District II, Class A
District II, Class AA
District II, Class AAA
District II, Class AAAA
District III, Class A
District III, Class AA
District III, Class AAA
District III, Class AAAA
North District, Female
North District, Minority
North District, Urban
South District, Female
South District, Minority
South District, Urban
Private School
* President
Board Member
Debb Stevens, Caston
Nathan Dean, Jimtown
Geoff Penrod, Columbia City
Joe Santa, Warsaw Ken Howell, Blue River Valley
Jim Diagostino, Tri-West Hendricks
Steve Cox, Beech Grove
Phillip Ford, Jay County*
Jed Jerrels, North Daviess**
Tim Grove, North Knox
Mike Whitten, Boonville
Phillip DeLong, Castle
Nancy Alspaugh, Manchester
Robert Falls, Michigan City
Janis Qualizza, Merrillville
Pam Noble, Connersville
Robert Faulkens, Indpls. Crispus Attucks
Paul Neidig, Evansville Central
John Marks, Fort Wayne Concordia
Term Ends
June 2011
June 2012
June 2011
June 2012
June 2012
June 2011
June 2012
June 2011
June 2011
June 2012
June 2011
June 2012
June 2010
June 2010
June 2010
June 2010
June 2010
June 2010
June 2010
Paul Neidig, Evansville Central (Chairman)
Janis Qualizza, Merrillville (Vice-Chairman)
Nancy Alspaugh, Manchester
Steve Cox, Beech Grove
Nathan Dean, Jimtown
Phillip DeLong, Castle
Jim Diagostino, Tri-West Hendricks
Robert Falls, Michigan City
Robert Faulkens, Indianapolis Crispus Attucks
Phillip Ford, Jay County
Tim Grove, North Knox
Ken Howell, Blue River Valley
Jed Jerrels, North Daviess
John Marks, Fort Wayne Concordia
Pam Noble, Connersville
Geoff Penrod, Columbia City
Joe Santa, Warsaw
Debb Stevens, Caston
Mike Whitten, Boonville
** Vice-President
The IHSAA has launched a new e-Commerce store which will provide a convenient method to purchase IHSAA
publications, DVD videos, and selected merchandise online! The new, easy-to-use online store will help to increase
customer satisfaction by streamlining the ordering process.
Placing an order through www.ihsaa.org has many advantages over traditional ordering. Orders can be placed faster
and safer as the website incorporates industry-standard, 128-bit encryption security features for all credit card transactions, allowing you to place your order with confidence. Customers also receive instant order confirmations!
The online store gives customers the ability to place orders 24/7 and track their orders, review their order history,
reorder products, and find pricing and product information.
Visit www.ihsaa.org and click on the IHSAA e-Store
icon to place your order today!
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Tournament Results
Regionals
February 20
Merrillville
68
Munster
60
South Bend Clay 53
Elkhart Memorial 67
FW Snider
51
McCutcheon
50
FW South Side
43
Pendleton Heights 60
Westfield
34
Warren Central
38
Franklin Central
19
Ben Davis
62
Mooresville
62
Bloomington South
49
Evans. Harrison
52
Floyd Central
66
35
Griffith
45
Hammond Gavit
34
Plymouth
30
NorthWood
49
FW Elmhurst
42
Yorktown
31
FW Concordia Lutheran 45
Western Boone
52
Rushville
69
Greensburg
42
Roncalli
45
Evans. Memorial
58
Owen Valley
37
Jasper
39
Charlestown
28
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Merrillville
State Finals
March 6
Class 4A
55
Merrillville
Valparaiso
66
Elkhart Memorial 54
Merrillville
Elkhart Central
FW Snider
46
53 FW Snider
Huntington North
Pendleton Heights 44
Warren Central
Southport
30
56
Mooresville
63
Bedford North Lawrence
Floyd Central
68
65
Ben Davis
Southport
Floyd Central
28
Semi-States
February 27
Griffith
Allen County War
Memorial Coliseum
Ben Davis
Ben Davis
Regionals
February 20
Benton Central
Semi-States
February 27
State Finals
March 6
Griffith
Rensselaer Central
Hammond Gavit
36
21
FW Concordia Lutheran
Elkhart Central
NorthWood
35
Peru
Rushville
50
Mount Vernon (Fortville)
Roncalli
38
Evans. Memorial
50
Rushville
28
Allen County War
Memorial Coliseum
60
Evans. Memorial
Jasper
Jasper
Class 3A
35
49
Rushville
Tournament Results
Regionals
February 20
Winamac
49
Garrett
44
Hanover Central
35
Westview
44
Wabash
62
Carroll (Flora)
53
FW Bishop Luers 48
Oak Hill
45
Knightstown
37
Winchester 57
Heritage Christian 66
South Ripley
34
Evans. Mater Dei 46
Tri-West Hendricks 39
Austin
71
Linton-Stockton
56
Kouts
33
FW Canterbury
55
Tri-County
41
Oregon-Davis
43
Southern Wells
38
Laf. Central Catholic 45
Randolph Southern 28
Turkey Run
Jac-Cen-Del
47
38
Clay City
University
Winamac
37
42
Waldron
46
Vincennes Rivet
65
South Central (Eliz.) 35
Wood Memorial
51
Northeast Dubois 64
State Finals
March 6
Class 2A
41
Winamac
Culver Community
Westview
44
29
Wabash
67
FW Bishop Luers
Warsaw
FW Bishop Luers
Cass
57 FW Bish. Luers OT 69
Winchester
OT 56
Allen County War
Memorial Coliseum
Winchester
Lawrence Central
48
Heritage Christian 53
Evans. Mater Dei 59
OT 67
Austin
Southport
Austin
Forest Park
Austin
Regionals
February 20
Semi-States
February 27
72
Semi-States
February 27
FW Canterbury
FW Canterbury
58
38
FW Canterbury
Warsaw
Laf. Central Catholic 32
Turkey Run
Tri-Central
Turkey Run
46
Jac-Cen-Del
53
Southwestern (Shelby.)
Waldron
Class A
69
Caston
Oregon-Davis
State Finals
March 6
53
Allen County War
Memorial Coliseum
Waldron
38
OT 58
Vincennes Rivet
52
Vincennes Rivet
North Daviess
Vincennes Rivet
55
Northeast Dubois 28
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Vincennes Rivet Patriots
Class A
Front Row (left to right): Victoria Brocksmith, Emily Montgomery, Allyson Wehrheim, Julia Finch, Lauren
Tucker, Elizabeth Keller, Amber Fowler; Back Row: Ellie Herman, Erin Wehrheim, Sara Young, Chelsea
Meeks, Casandra Brocksmith and Mallory Niehaus.
Team Roster & Statistics
Lt. Dk. Name
2 2
3 3
11 11
14 14
15 15
21 21
22 22
24 24
30 30
33 33
34 34
40 40
42 42
44 44
Ht. Gr. Pos.GP FG-FGA
Julia Finch
5-4 11
Chelsea Meeks
5-4 12
Victoria Brocksmith 5-4 12
Casandra Brocksmith 5-8 11
Elizabeth Keller
5-8 10
Erin Wehrheim
5-11 11
Sara Young
5-7 11
Mallory Niehaus
5-11 11
Jessi McCarter
6-0 9
Allyson Wehrheim 5-9 9
Lauren Tucker
5-7 11
Amber Fowler
5-6 11
Julia Pratt
6-1 10
Emily Montgomery 5-9 11
Ellie Herman
5-11 10
G
G
G
G
G
F
G
F
C
G
F
F
C
F
C
21
26
23
26
26
26
26
22
6
18
24
20
7
26
4
Team Totals / Percentages
10-27
120-201
12-38
64-144
64-116
88-157
23-40
25-61
3-7
9-15
13-31
3-9
1-2
57-124
5-9
FG% 3FG% FT% Ast. Reb. Pts.
.370
.597
.316
.444
.552
.561
.575
.410
.429
.600
.419
.333
.500
.460
.555
.455
.400
.167
.400
.000
.000
.353
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.533
.756
.529
.767
.700
.695
.789
.682
.000
.500
.600
.000
.000
.727
.500
0.3
4.2
1.1
3.1
1.6
2.1
5.5
1.0
0.0
0.4
0.3
0.0
0.0
1.1
0.0
497-981 .507 .359 .710
0.8 2.1
2.9 15.7
0.8 1.8
3.6 8.5
3.2 7.2
4.7 8.4
1.9 7.9
2.8 3.0
0.0 1.0
1.4 1.3
1.3 1.2
0.5 0.3
1.0 0.3
3.3 6.4
1.5 3.0
26.2 62.9
State Finals History
Runner-Up: 2009 (A)
Appearances: 2009 (A), 2010 (A)
Tim Young
Head Coach
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Team Facts
Town/City: Vincennes
County: Knox
Superintendent: Father David Fleck
Principal: Janice Jones
Athletic Director: Doug Ostendorf
Head Coach: Tim Young
Assistant Coaches: Brent Meeks,
Shelia Herman, Paula Westfall,
Charlie Waggoner, and Nicole Young
Student Managers: Haley Potter,
Cassandra Osborn, Grace Waggoner
School Colors: Purple and Gold
Conference: Blue Chip
Enrollment: 98
Last Year’s Final Won-Loss Record: 23-2
Season Results (26-0)
11/10 at Shakamak
W 67-29
11/19 North Knox
W 65-30
11/21 North Posey
W 89-59
11/25 at Washington Catholic W 74-34
12/3 at Bloomfield
W 48-33
12/5 at Mount Vernon (Posey) W 54-37
12/7 at Clay City
W 55-21
12/10 at South Knox
W 68-47
12/15 at Shoals
W 67-39
12/29 vs. Sullivan
W 65-36
12/29 vs. Evansville Mater Dei W 72-57
12/30 vs. Turkey Run
W 38-27
1/11 White River Valley
W 84-23
1/14 at Loogootee
W 48-38
1/19 Barr-Reeve
W 60-55
1/23 North Daviess
W 61-26
1/26 at North Central (Frmsbrg.)W 69-26
1/28 Northeast Dubois
W 64-47
2/3 Wood Memorial
W 63-26
2/4 Princeton
W 69-44
Loogootee Sectional
2/10 North Daviess
W 65-28
2/13 Shoals
W 69-51
2/15 Barr-Reeve
(3 OT) W 50-48
North Daviess Regional
2/20 South Central (Elizabeth) W 65-35
2/20 Northeast Dubois
W 52-28
Bedford North Lawrence Semi-State
2/26 Waldron
W 55-38
Fort Wayne Canterbury Cavaliers
Class A
Front Row Seated (left to right): Cassie Kreiger, Paige Wells, Madison Moyle, Becky Pedro, Matte Troxel,
Katy Graves; Middle row: Bryanna Moore, Emily Brinkman, Molly Sekar, Tabitha Gerardot, Jordan Fisher,
Bailey Farley, Julia Hyndman, Assistant Coach Chief Johnson, Manager Radha Patel, Assistant Coach Tom
Rehm; Back row: Head Coach Scott Kreiger, Assistant Coach Rollie Clements.
Lt. Dk. Name
00 00
11 11
12 12
14 14
20 20
22 22
23 23
30 30
32 32
33 33
34 34
40 40
44 44
Becky Pedro
Jordan Fisher
Emily Brinkman
Katy Graves
Paige Wells
Cassie Kreiger
Molly Sekar
Bryanna Moore
Bailey Farley
Tabitha Gerardot
Madison Moyle
Matte Troxel
Julia Hyndman
Ht.
5-9
5-3
5-3
5-4
5-6
5-8
5-6
5-5
5-8
5-11
5-7
5-1
5-11
Gr. Pos. GP FG-FGA
11
11
11
10
12
12
12
9
9
12
11
10
11
G
G
G
G
G
F
F
G
F
C
F
G
F
24
20
18
21
26
26
23
16
25
26
26
24
12
93-170
6-26
8-13
5-19
73-180
115-294
10-50
13-27
83-162
208-371
52-152
29-81
4-7
Team Totals / Percentages 699-1552
FG% 3FG% FT%
.547
.231
.615
.263
.406
.391
.200
.482
.512
.561
.342
.358
.571
.158
.143
.500
.000
.286
.354
.161
.250
.344
.323
.111
.000
.000
.581
.750
.375
1.000
.459
.797
.500
.636
.627
.711
.649
.567
.000
Ast. Reb. Pts.
4.2
0.3
0.2
0.1
1.6
3.2
0.2
0.4
1.3
2.2
0.8
2.0
0.0
3.2
0.7
0.5
0.2
3.0
4.2
0.9
0.8
4.5
11.6
4.1
1.1
1.0
8.6
1.3
1.1
0.8
7.0
14.0
1.1
2.2
8.6
21.3
6.0
3.1
0.7
.450 .287 .676 15.6 33.9 72.4
State Champion: 2008 (A), 2009 (A)
Appearances: 2008 (A), 2009 (A), 2010 (A)
Scott Kreiger
Head Coach
Team Facts
Town/City: Fort Wayne
County: Allen
Superintendent: Jonathan Hancock
Principal: Robert Schantz
Athletic Director: Ken Harkenrider
Asst. Athletic Director: Connie Oberlin
Head Coach: Scott Kreiger
Assistant Coaches: Rollie Clements,
Thomas Rehm, Chief Johnson, Jim Brickley
Student Managers: Radha Patel
School Colors: Royal Blue and White
Conference: Independent
Enrollment: 325
11/18 Woodlan
W
11/21 vs. Mooresville
L
11/24 at Eastside
W
12/2 at Fort Wayne South Side W
12/5 at Wawasee
W
12/9 Whitko
W
12/12 at Bethany Christian
W
12/18 at FW Blackhawk ChristianW
1/5 at Fort Wayne Elmhurst L
1/9 at FW Concordia Lutheran W
1/12 New Haven
W
1/16 Lakewood Park Christian W
1/19 Central Noble
W
1/22 vs. Western Reserve (OH) W
1/23 at Culver Academies
W
1/26 Harding
W
1/28 Fremont
W
1/30 Prairie Heights
W
2/1 Heritage
W
2/3 at Bluffton
W
Hamilton Sectional
2/12 Elkhart Christian
W
2/13 FW Blackhawk Christian W
2/15 Bethany Christian
W
Caston Regional
2/20 Kouts
W
2/20 Oregon-Davis
W
Warsaw Semi-State
2/27 Turkey Run
W
64-57
51-61
78-61
62-58
58-35
52-43
62-32
78-36
56-68
58-44
72-60
85-25
66-27
74-34
73-38
81-56
83-46
87-41
71-24
84-18
88-37
79-33
87-43
55-33
69-38
58-53
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Austin Eagles
Class 2A
Front Row (left to right): Rachelle Blaylock, Jessie Davidson, Samantha Wooten, Kamry Howard, Krystal
Napier, Kelly Hollan; Second Row: Brooke Stollings, Katy McIntosh, Michelle Goodin, Shantel Gray, Ashley
Dowling, Chelsea Jones; Third Row: Scott Turner, Lyndsay Davidson, Brenna Offinger, Mikaela Clark, Jared
Petersen; Back Row: Ryan Herald, Ashley Stallings, Lanny McIntosh, Tyler Petersen, Brent Goins.
Lt. Dk. Name
10 10
12 12
14 14
22 22
24 24
25 25
31 31
32 32
33 33
34 34
41 41
45 45
Kelly Hollan
Chelsea Jones
Katy McIntosh
Krystal Napier
Brooke Stollings
Jessie Davidson
Shantel Gray
Michelle Goodin
Kamry Howard
Sam Wooten
Ashley Dowling
Brenna Offinger
Lyndsay Davidson
Rachelle Blaylock
Mikaela Clark
Alexa Hensley
Kourtney Mace
Ht. Gr. Pos.GP FG-FGA FG% 3FG% FT% Ast. Reb.
5-4 11
5-6 12
5-8 12
5-6 10
5-8 11
5-7 9
5-1011
5-8 12
5-7 9
5-6 11
5-9 12
6-0 9
5-8 11
5-5 11
5-6 10
5-8 9
5-3 9
G
G
G
G
F
G
F
F
G
G
G
F
F
G
G
F
G
Opponent Totals / Percentages
0
27
27
22
26
27
27
27
16
21
27
13
6
3
4
2
4
0-0
.000
141-373 .378
205-322 .637
29-63 .460
21-48 .438
35-94 .372
70-144 .486
120-244 .492
4-21
.190
14-31 .452
71-183 .389
2-4
.500
0-2
.000
0-1
.000
1-4
.250
0-0
.000
0-0
.000
.000
.307
.188
.387
.400
.150
.215
.302
.111
.333
.299
.000
.000
.000
.500
.000
.000
.000
.750
.688
.571
.474
.660
.605
.687
.667
.000
.688
1.00
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
0.0
4.5
4.1
0.5
0.6
1.0
0.7
2.2
0.7
0.5
3.6
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
712-1534 .465 .294 .677 18.4 37.9 73.0
546-1456 .375 .257 .615 7.9 33.0 54.3
Runner-Up: 1999 (2A)
Appearances: 1985, 1999 (2A), 2010 (2A)
Jared Petersen
Head Coach
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Pts.
0.0 0.0
3.6 14.1
6.7 22.3
0.6 3.4
2.4 2.1
2.1 3.9
5.4 6.2
8.5 12.3
0.7 0.8
1.0 1.4
5.1 7.4
0.9 0.6
0.0 0.0
0.0 0.0
0.8 0.8
0.0 0.0
0.0 0.0
Team Facts
Town/City: Austin
County: Scott
Superintendent: Berley Goodin
Principal: Sherman R. Smith
Athletic Director: Mike Deaton
Head Coach: Jared Petersen
Assistant Coaches: Ryan Herald,
Scott Turner, Ashley Stallings,
Lanny McIntosh, and Tyler Petersen
School Colors: Black and White
Conference: Mid-Southern
Enrollment: 386
11/13 at Providence
W 94-48
11/17 at New Washington
W 83-59
11/21 at Paoli
W 76-68
11/24 Scottsburg
W 68-55
12/2 at Charlestown
W 56-43
12/9 Corydon Central
W 65-57
12/12 Brownstown Central
W 62-46
12/17 at Clarksville
W 114-53
12/21 Seymour
L 69-81
12/29 at Jasper
W 62-53
12/29 at Fishers
W 59-57
12/30 at McCutcheon
W 57-54
1/4 Eastern (Pekin)
W 58-45
1/11 at South Central (Elizabeth)W 73-55
1/13 at North Harrison
W 76-65
1/16 Silver Creek
W 80-48
1/21 Crothersville
W 82-59
1/25 Southwestern (Hanover) W 69-60
1/28 at Salem
W 78-47
1/30 Jeffersonville
L 53-65
2/2 Mitchell
W 93-38
Brownstown Central Sectional
2/12 West Washington
W 94-23
2/13 Brownstown Central
W 74-69
2/16 Paoli
W 67-55
Forest Park Regional
2/20 Linton-Stockton
W 71-56
2/20 Evansville Mater Dei (OT)W 67-59
Southport Semi-State
2/27 Winchester
W 72-48
Fort Wayne Bishop Luers Knights
Class 2A
Front Row (left to right): Kristy Gerardot, Shelby Gruss, Melissa Oberley, McKenzie Wyss, Trish Skordos;
Second Row: Anna McNamara, Morgan Skordos, Zoe Derloshon, Brierra Young, Hilary Watts, Miracle
Woods, Brooke Ridley, Audrie Luegring, Tammy Petit; Third Row: Coach Kevin Roberts, Trainer Missy Gumbert, Catherine Barnett, Ave Stout, Kaitlin Hofrichter; Back Row: Coaches: Tom O’Brien, Dave Schultheis,
Stu Oberley, Bernie Lohmuller, Denny Renier, Mike Stoffel, Phil Schultheis, Trainer Dave Kuhn, Doug Brown,
Dan Wyss.
Lt. Dk. Name
12 12
21 21
22 22
24 24
25 25
32 32
33 33
34 34
35 35
42 42
43 43
45 45
Anna McNamara
Brierra Young
Melissa Oberley
Hilary Watts
Kristy Gerardot
Brooke Ridley
McKenzie Wyss
Zoe Derloshon
Shelby Gruss
Ave Stout
Morgan Skordos
Miracle Woods
Maria Zaremba
Kaitlin Hofrichter
Catherine Barnett
Audrie Luegring
5-3 11
5-4 11
5-4 12
5-8 11
5-1012
5-1110
5-1012
5-4 10
5-9 12
6-3 10
5-1010
6-0 10
5-10 9
5-8 11
5-2 10
5-8 10
G
G
G
F
F
F
F
G
F
C
G
C
F
F
G
F
Opponent Totals / Percentages
21
25
25
19
25
25
25
1
14
10
10
24
3
1
0
1
10-29
75-169
19-58
12-31
29-89
91-191
19-65
1-2
19-41
4-21
3-13
93-189
4-4
0-0
0-0
0-0
.345 .000
.444 .391
.328 .386
.387 .303
.326 .276
.476 .000
.292 .000
.500 .000
.463 .333
.190 .000
.231 .000
.492 .000
.1000.000
.000 .000
.000 .000
.000 .000
.500
.628
.666
.600
.667
.471
.565
.000
.737
.000
.375
.638
.000
.000
.000
.000
1.0
3.7
2.4
1.0
2.0
1.5
1.5
0.0
1.0
1.0
0.5
1.0
1.3
0.0
0.0
0.0
Pts.
1.0 1.3
4.0 14.6
1.0 6.2
1.0 3.3
4.0 4.2
6.0 8.6
4.3 2.0
0.0 2.0
3.6 4.1
2.1 1.0
1.2 1.1
7.5 10.5
1.0 2.7
0.0
0
0.0
0
0.0
0
328/879 .373 .269 .610 8.7 26.9 46.0
312/778 .401 .225 .579 7.7 24.2 46.0
State Champion: 1999 (2A), 2000 (2A), 2001 (2A), 2002 (3A), 2006 (3A)
Runner-Up: 2004 (3A)
Appearances: 1999 (2A), 2000 (2A), 2001 (2A), 2002 (3A), 2004 (3A), 2006 (3A), 2010 (2A)
Denny Renier
Head Coach
Team Facts
County: Allen
Superintendent: Dr. Mark Myers
Principal: Mary Keefer
Athletic Director: Matt Lindsay
Head Coach: Denny Renier
Assistant Coaches: Kevin Roberts,
Mike Stoffel, Doug Brown, Tom O’Brien
Student Managers:
Trish Skordos and Tammy Petit
School Colors: Red and Black
Conference: Summit Athletic
Enrollment: 550
11/7 Angola
W
11/14 at Heritage Christian
W
11/21 at Brebeuf Jesuit
W
11/28 South Bend Washington W
12/3 at Fort Wayne North Side W
12/5 Mishawaka Marian
W
12/8 Warsaw
(OT) L
12/11 at Fort Wayne South Side L
12/15 at Huntington North
W
12/18 FW Concordia Lutheran L
12/29 vs. Fort Wayne North Side W
12/29 vs. FW Concordia Lutheran W
12/30 vs. Fort Wayne South Side L
1/8 at FW Bishop Dwenger W
1/15 Fort Wayne Northrop
W
1/22 Harding
W
1/26 Norwell
L
1/28 at Fort Wayne Snider
L
1/29 Fort Wayne Elmhurst
L
2/5 at Fort Wayne Wayne
W
Woodlan Sectional
2/12 Woodlan
W
2/15 Adams Central
W
Lewis Cass Regional
2/20 Oak Hill
W
2/20 Wabash
(OT) W
Warsaw Semi-State
2/27 Winamac
W
45-34
51-49
49-44
73-55
48-36
42-35
57-58
66-46
50-39
40-51
68-41
61-50
44-52
63-53
50-38
46-38
42-58
47-54
36-46
61-39
63-34
65-24
48-45
69-67
57-44
9
Rushville Lady Lions
Class 3A
Front Row (left to right): Taylor Linville, Shelbie Justice, Meagan Hittle, Ashley Hedrick; Middle Row: Krista
Beaman, Alexa Bess, Manager Danniella Banks, Head Coach Melissa Marlow, Kaleigh Andrews, Kayla
Niehoff, Morgan Herbert; Back Row: Asst. Coach Elizabeth Wagner, Asst. Coach Bev Stull, Asst. Coach
Ryan Stewart, Statistian Becca Beaman, Manager Samantha Poore, Trainer Brittany Wilson, Asst. Coach
Heidi Cox, Asst. Coach Mike Cox; Not Pictured: Manager Mary Snow, Asst. Coach Ryan Johnson.
Lt. Dk. Name
Ht. Gr. Pos.GP FG-FGA
3 3 Bekah Miller
5-4 10 G 3-12
4 4 Krista Beaman
5-9 12 G 8-25
10 10 Kayla Niehoff
5-7 12 F 11-31
12 12 Morgan Herbert
5-6 12 G 102-261
20 20 Janna Green
5-2 10 G 3-10
21 21 Ashley Hedrick
5-7 11 G 7-18
22 22 Alexis Kirkham
5-2 10 G 6-16
5-8 12 G/F 132-264
23 23 Kaleigh Andrews
24 24 Meagan Hittle
5-5 11 G 48-131
25 25 Taylor Linville
5-1111 F/C 4-18
31 31 Shelbie Justice
5-1011 G/F 129-237
33 33 Alexa Bess
5-1012 G/F 150-326
44 44 Kristian Bradley
5-7 11 F 1-6
FG% 3FG% FT%
.250
.320
.355
.391
.300
.389
.375
.500
.366
.222
.544
.460
.167
.000
.400
.000
.329
.000
.333
.500
.333
.343
.000
.222
.391
.000
.250
.733
.167
.798
.625
.667
.1000
.646
.685
.583
.795
.691
.000
Ast. Reb. Pts.
0.4
1.7
0.6
1.4
0.2
0.7
0.2
1.7
2.3
0.1
2.1
3.8
0.1
0.5
2.2
3.3
3.2
0.7
1.3
1.0
5.6
3.1
1.3
5.3
5.6
0.6
.445 .341 .716 13.4 31.6 63.9
Runner-Up: 1981
Appearances: 1981, 1985, 1993, 2010 (3A)
Melissa Marlow
Head Coach
10
0.9
1.3
0.9
11.2
1.2
1.7
2.9
11.9
5.9
1.4
15.2
14.9
0.2
Team Facts
Town/City: Rushville
County: Rush
Superintendent: Dr. John Williams
Principal: Matt Vance
Athletic Director: David Green
Head Coach: Melissa Marlow
Assistant Coaches: Elizabeth Wagner,
Bev Stull, Ryan Stewart, Heidi Cox, Mike Cox,
and Ryan Johnson
Student Managers: Becca Beaman,
Mary Snow, Brittany Wilson, Danniella Banks
School Colors: Red and Black
Conference: Hoosier Heritage
Enrollment: 856
11/14 Columbus East
W 58-39
11/20 at Mt. Vernon (Fortville) W 45-36
11/24 at Yorktown
W 71-39
11/28 at Richmond
W 60-45
12/1 Jennings County
W 66-26
12/5 Greenfield-Central
W 68-58
12/9 at Connersville
W 68-48
12/12 at Greensburg
(OT) W 80-73
12/15 Greenwood
L 66-70
12/19 Delta
W 57-33
12/23 at Shelbyville
W 68-16
12/29 Mooresville
W 69-63
12/29 Jay County
W 48-35
1/2 at Union County
W 75-24
1/5 at Franklin County
W 54-37
1/9 at Center Grove
L 62-64
1/14 at Shenandoah
W 71-32
1/16 Pendleton Heights
W 56-45
1/23 New Palestine
W 61-35
1/28 at Heritage Christian
W 69-49
1/30 Seymour
W 76-63
2/2 New Castle
W 50-45
Shelbyville Sectional
2/12 New Palestine
W 72-43
2/17 Hamilton Heights
W 76-69
Mt. Vernon (Fortville) Regional
2/20 Western Boone
W 69-54
2/20 Roncalli
W 50-38
Bedford North Lawrence Semi-State
2/27 Evansville Memorial
W 60-49
Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran Cadets
Class 3A
Front Row (left to right): Clare Leonard, Lyndsey Bowman, Jessica Fairfield, Delaney Harkelroad,
Angela Doerffler, Andrea Newbauer, Hannah Drake, Rosie Easterday; Second Row: Karissa Hamrick,
Kaleigh Jones, Jamine Edwards, Lauren Borchelt, Lauren Marinko, Skylar Wright, Madison Biddle, Shauna
Watson, Sydni Berry; Third Row: Annalissa Kammeyer, Erynn Meiklejohn, Breanne Smith,
Anna Goeglein, Emily Hockemeyer; Back Row: Asst. Coach Jenny Koerner, Asst. Coach Cathy Pusey, Dave
Miller, Asst. Coach Nicole Bolinger, Asst. Coach Kelley Meiklejohn, Asst. Coach Jennifer Bennett, Manager
Forrest Bandor. Not Pictured: Taylor Davis, Lindsay Paradine, Abby Rekeweg, Kim Schamerloh.
Lt. Dk. Name
10 10
12 12
13 13
14 14
20 20
22 22
23 23
24 24
30 30
32 32
34 34
44 44
Emily Hockemeyer 5-1010
Annalissa Kammeyer 5-1010
Shauna Watson
5-8 11
Lauren Marinko
5-9 10
Anna Goeglein
5-1111
Skylar Wright
5-9 10
Angela Doerffler
5-7 12
Lauren Borchelt
5-7 12
Madison Biddle
5-7 10
Breanne Smith
6-1 10
Andrea Newbauer 5-9 12
Erynn Meiklejohn
6-0 12
F
F
G
G
F
F
G
G
F
F
G
C
25
26
26
11
26
4
26
26
4
12
25
26
7-18
20-46
17-44
2-14
66-151
0-0
32-88
43-112
0-0
3-10
94-156
95-215
.389
.435
.386
.143
.437
.000
.364
.384
.000
.300
.603
.441
.000
.428
.357
.500
.580
.000
.439
.333
.000
.000
.320
.000
.511
.677
.551
.684
.860
.000
.740
.781
.500
.666
.747
.613
0.3
0.6
0.9
0.3
1.2
0.0
2.6
0.9
0.0
0.1
4.6
0.7
Pts.
2.5 0.8
1.9 4.1
1.1 2.8
1.0 1.7
5.8 10.0
0.0 0.0
2.8 7.2
3.6 4.4
0.0 0.3
1.0 1.2
2.7 13.3
4.8 8.0
353-794 .445 .422 .734 12.2 27.2 53.8
First Appearance
Dave Miller
Head Coach
Team Facts
County: Allen
Executive Director: Terry Breininger
Principal: John Marks
Athletic Director: Dean Doerffler
Head Coach: Dave Miller
Assistant Coaches: Cathy Pusey,
Nicole Bolinger, Kelley Meiklejohn,
Jenny Koerner, Kim Schamerloh, and
Jennifer Bennett
Student Managers: Forrest Bandor
School Colors: Maroon and White
Conference: Summit Athletic
Enrollment: 684
11/10 Bellmont
W
11/14 New Haven
W
11/17 at East Noble
W
11/24 Norwell
L
12/5 at Fort Wayne Wayne
W
12/11 FW Bishop Dwenger
W
12/15 Heritage
W
12/18 at FW Bishop Luers
W
12/23 at Columbia City
W
12/29 Fort Wayne Northrop
W
12/30 FW Bishop Luers
L
1/4 at Fort Wayne Northrop W
1/9 Fort Wayne Canterbury L
1/12 at Fort Wayne Elmhurst W
1/16 Harding
W
1/20 Fort Wayne Snider
W
1/26 Woodlan
W
1/29 Fort Wayne South Side W
2/3 at Carroll (Fort Wayne) W
2/5 Fort Wayne North Side W
Leo Sectional
2/12 Heritage
W
2/13 Angola
W
2/15 Leo
W
Peru Regional
2/20 Yorktown
W
2/20 NorthWood
W
Elkhart Central Semi-State
2/21 Griffith
W
63-31
51-35
58-31
44-49
59-42
63-30
64-23
51-40
54-33
46-27
50-61
45-25
44-58
59-53
51-36
39-27
57-28
57-44
53-34
46-24
57-22
41-27
45-33
45-31
45-35
54-36
11
Ben Davis Giants
Class 4A
Front Row (left to right): Brionna Arnold, Jade Mills-Harris, DeeDee Williams, Jordan Huber, Shawnece
Teague; Second Row: Ashlie Nicholson, Hunter Dowler, Demetria Nunley-Lash; Third Row: Head Coach
Stan Benge, Assistant Coach Joe Lentz, Amber Jones, Vivian Holcomb, Jazmine Windham, Janee’ Kimball,
Bria Goss, Assistant Coach Demetrius Dowler; Back Row: Student Athletic Training Assistant Partson
Chinyadza, Manager Taylor Morrison, Manager Kya Harris, Freshman Coach James Banks, Assistant Coach
Jackie Closser, Athletic Trainer Heather McGowan.
Lt. Dk. Name
00 00
2 2
3 3
5 5
10 10
12 12
13 13
15 15
20 20
22 22
30 30
32 32
40 40
Ht.
Gr. Pos.GP FG-FGA
Vivian Holcomb
5-11 12
Dee Dee Williams
6-0 12
Hunter Dowler
5-6 11
Jordan Huber
5-7 12
Jazmine Windham 5-11 11
Janee’ Kimball
5-3 11
Bria Goss
5-10 11
Demetria Nunley-Lash 5-9 12
Ashlie Nicholson
5-3 9
Brionna Arnold
5-11 10
Shawnece Teague 6-2 10
Jade Mills-Harris
5-5 10
Amber Jones
5-11 9
F
G
G
G
G
G
G
F
G
G
C
F
F
26
24
14
27
26
25
27
27
11
24
22
26
19
47-118
82-192
5-8
91-244
42-108
14-34
146-280
88-190
4-7
28-84
54-113
34-71
13-25
FG% 3FG% FT% Ast. Reb. Pts.
.398
.427
.625
.373
.389
.412
.521
.463
.571
.333
.478
.479
.520
.000
.321
.500
.354
.356
.000
.455
.333
.000
.167
.000
.000
.000
.615
.716
.333
.583
.711
.552
.829
.588
.286
.511
.471
.500
.625
2.0
4.1
0.2
1.6
0.9
1.2
4.0
1.5
0.2
2.3
0.6
0.8
0.0
4.1 4.5
3.4 9.2
0.2 0.9
1.6 9.1
2.7 5.1
1.5 1.8
6.7 15.7
4.9 8.3
0.2 0.9
3.2 3.5
3.5 5.6
2.2 3.0
1.0 1.9
.439 .338 .658 18.1 32.8 64.9
State Champion: 2000 (4A), 2001 (4A), 2009 (4A)
Appearances: 1992, 2000 (4A), 2001 (4A), 2009 (4A), 2010 (4A)
Stan Benge
Head Coach
12
Team Facts
Town/City: Indianapolis
County: Marion
Superintendent: Dr. Terry Thompson
Principal: Joel McKinney
Athletic Director: Kevin Britt
Asst. Athletic Director: John Clark
Girls Sports Director: Scott Williams
Head Coach: Stan Benge
Assistant Coaches: Demetrius Dowler,
Joe Lentz, Jackie Closser, Brian Elmore,
and James Banks
Student Managers:
Kya Harris and Taylor Morrison
School Colors: Purple and White
Conference: Metropolitan Interscholastic
Enrollment: 4,300
11/14 at Brownsburg
11/17 Pike
11/21 Fort Wayne Elmhurst
11/25 at Perry Meridian
12/03 Lawrence North
12/08 vs. Brebeuf Jesuit
12/10 vs. North Central (Indpls.)
12/12 vs. Warren Central
12/12 vs. Pike
12/19 at Terre Haute North
12/22 Terre Haute South
1/02 Heritage Christian
1/02 Bloomington South
1/09 at North Central (Indpls.)
1/14 Decatur Central
1/15 at Warren Central
1/21 at Avon
1/23 Center Grove
1/26 Franklin Central
1/30 vs. Carmel
2/03 at Brebeuf Jesuit
Indpls. Manual Sectional
2/11 Indianapolis Manual
2/13 Pike
2/13 Brownsburg
Southport Regional
2/20 Franklin Central
2/20 Warren Central
Southport Semi-State
2/27 Floyd Central
W 61-30
W 83-37
W 72-38
W 61-36
W 90-44
W 62-19
W 48-26
W 52-40
W 67-36
W 81-40
W 73-25
W 60-28
W 66-35
W 64-40
W 54-34
W 61-37
W 67-28
W 68-46
W 56-39
W 58-44
W 85-38
W 66-6
W 55-43
W 60-42
W 62-19
W 56-30
W 65-28
Merrillville Pirates
Class 4A
Front Row (left to right): Jasmine Wade, Latoi Merriweather, Manager DeSheema Jones, Bianca Blanchard,
Brianna Thompson; Second Row: Bryonna Davis, Raveen Murray, Chambria Brown, Robin Williamson,
Jasmyne Miller; Back Row: Head Coach Amy Govert, Assistant Varsity Darcie Johnston, Amanda Banashak,
Tracee Mitchel, Kacey Cole, Lydia Hawkins, Melanee Stubbs, Freshmen Coach Rina Molina, Junior Varsity
Coach Tom Spitzer.
Lt. Dk. Name
10 10
11 11
12 12
14 14
20 20
22 22
23 23
25 25
30 30
32 32
40 40
42 42
Latoi Merriweather
Chambria Brown
Jasmyne Miller
Raveen Murray
Brianna Thompson
Bryonna Davis
Jasmine Wade
Amanda Banashak
Lydia Hawkins
Kacey Cole
Robin Williamson
Tracee Mitchel
Ht.
Gr. Pos. GP FG-FGA FG% 3FG% FT% Ast. Reb. Pts.
5-2 12
5-6 11
5-8 10
5-6 10
5-2 10
5-7 12
5-5 12
5-6 10
5-9 12
5-10 10
5-7 11
5-9 12
G
G
F
G
G
G
G
G/F
F
F
F
F/C
20
11
26
26
8
26
24
9
26
4
16
26
20-46
2-13
30-94
148-321
4-8
137-306
14-36
6-11
56-129
1-2
4-9
79-158
.435
.154
.319
.461
.500
.450
.389
.545
.434
.500
.444
.503
.194
.000
.143
.353
.000
.319
.269
.250
.200
.000
.000
.600
.650
.000
.577
.681
.500
.753
.611
.000
.609
.000
.000
.423
1.2
0.3
0.4
3.2
0.3
2.0
0.5
0.1
0.5
0.3
0.1
0.4
2.7 3.5
1.5 0.4
3.7 3.0
2.8 18.3
0.4 1.5
3.3 20.5
2.1 2.5
1.4 1.7
5.5 6.5
0.8 0.5
0.8 0.5
7.3 7.3
528/1190 .444 .287 .655
First Appearance
Amy Govert
Head Coach
58.6
Team Facts
Town/City: Merrillville
County: Lake
Superintendent: Dr. Tony Lux
Principal: Mike Krutz
Athletic Director: Janis Qualizza
Asst. Athletic Director: Amy Beckham
Head Coach: Amy Govert
Assistant Coaches: Darcie Johnston,
Tom Spitzer, and Rina Molina
Student Manager: DaSheema Jones
School Colors: Purple and White
Conference: Duneland
Enrollment: 2,260
11/12 at Highland
W
11/14 Andrean
W
11/19 Valparaiso
W
11/25 East Chicago Central
W
11/27 at Portage
W
12/4 Chesterton
W
12/11 at LaPorte
W
12/15 at Michigan City
W
12/19 Lake Central
W
12/23 at Munster
W
12/29 Crown Point
W
1/2 at Valparaiso
W
1/9 Portage
W
1/12 at Lowell
W
1/15 LaPorte
W
1/19 Hobart
W
1/22 at Lake Central
L
1/26 at Chesterton
W
1/29 Michigan City
W
2/4 at Crown Point
W
Valparaiso Sectional
2/12 Michigan City
W
2/13 Hobart
W
2/15 Valparaiso
W
Valparaiso Regional
2/20 Munster
W
2/20 Elkhart Memorial
W
Elkhart Central Semi-State
2/27 Fort Wayne Snider
W
91-66
74-35
64-55
67-49
54-39
63-48
58-44
74-61
61-48
60-48
68-51
56-40
69-59
76-45
69-36
49-38
48-66
60-50
65-59
63-49
84-64
64-42
60-55
68-60
55-54
66-53
13
Patricia L. Roy Mental Attitude Award
Patricia L. Roy
At the conclusion of each championship game, members of the IHSAA Executive Committee will present
the Patricia L. Roy Mental Attitude Award to the outstanding senior participant in each classification of the girls
basketball state finals. The recipients of this award, who were nominated by their principals and coaches, must
excel in mental attitude, scholarship, leadership and athletic ability in basketball.
A member of the IHSAA Executive Staff beginning in 1972, Ms. Roy was responsible for girls basketball from
the inception of the tournament series in 1976 until her retirement in June, 1999. Regarded both statewide and
nationally as a pioneer in girls athletics, Patricia served on the IHSAA Executive Staff longer than anyone in the
history of the Association.
Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance, IHSAA corporate partner, will present a $1,000 scholarship to each school in
the name of the recipient. Since 1989, over $680,000 in college scholarships have been presented by Indiana
Farm Bureau Insurance to deserving high school students in Indiana.
2009 Class 4A
Mental Attitude Award
Skylar Diggins
SB Washington
Year
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98 4A
3A
2A
A
1998-99 4A
3A
2A
A
1999-00 4A
3A
2A
A
14
Name
Judi Warren
Teri Rosinski
Carol Blauvelt
Karen Bauer
Amy Metheny
Susan Morris
Cindy Willis
Jody Beerman
Nancy Cowan
Jodie Whitaker
Tadji DeBerg
Lori Meinerding
Sandy Herre
Sheryl Klemme
Shannon Cummings
Carrie Mount
Marla Inman
Abby Conklin
Allison Lee
Julie Helm
Sarrah Stricklett
Amberly Whitehead
Kelly Kuhn
Andrea White
Abby Salscheider
Melissa Cochrane
Brooke Minniear
Amy Zercher
Sara Schaefer
Kourtney Mennen
Sara Strahm
Katie Stroup
Lisa Hoppenjans
Melissa Nifong
2009 Class 3A
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FW Elmhurst
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Oak Hill
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Skylar Diggins
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FW Canterbury
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State Champions
2009 IHSAA 3A Girls Basketball
State Champion
Fort Wayne Elmhurst
State Champion
Ben Davis
Year
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
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Champion
Warsaw
East Chicago Roosevelt
Warsaw
Southport
Evansville Reitz
Heritage
Crown Point
Crown Point
Fort Wayne Northrop
Noblesville
Fort Wayne Snider
Scottsburg
Huntington North
Kokomo
Kokomo
Lake Central
Huntington North
Center Grove
Martinsville
4A Martinsville
3A West Lafayette
2A Southridge
A Bloomfield
4A New Albany
3A NorthWood
2A Fort Wayne Bishop Luers
A Clinton Prairie
4A Ben Davis
3A Indianapolis Cathedral
A Triton
4A Ben Davis
3A Indianapolis Cathedral
A Triton
Runner-Up
Bloomfield
Mt. Vernon (Fortville)
Jac-Cen-Del
Anderson Madison Hts.
Columbus East
Rushville
Valparaiso
Crown Point
Warren Central
Wawasee
Scottsburg
Anderson Highland
Noblesville
Benton Central
Warsaw
McCutcheon
Kokomo
Carmel
Valparaiso
Crown Point
Lake Central
Franklin
Bluffton
Morgan Township
Fort Wayne Snider
Indianapolis Cathedral
Austin
New Washington
Valparaiso
Columbia City
Forest Park
Rising Sun
Fort Wayne Snider
Plymouth
Shenandoah
White River Valley
Score
57-52
66-35
75-60
48-23
67-63 OT
74-47
52-45
55-50
55-54 OT
48-31
58-53
47-38
60-58
74-72 OT
50-47
52-44
50-47
70-60
44-42
43-39
55-44
66-59
71-65
62-45
62-57
90-58
46-41
72-71
59-48
50-42
56-53
58-44
62-60
57-54 OT
69-45
54-39
55-39
55-38
Head Coach
Janice Soyez
Roberta DeKemper
Janice Soyez
Roberta DeKemper
Marilyn Ramsey
Louise Owen
Cheri Gilbert
Pete Pritchett
Tom May
Tom May
Dave Riley
Ray Lyttle
Lamar Kilmer
Donna Cheatham
Fred Fields
Pete Pritchett
Mike McCroskey
Mike McCroskey
Tom Megyesi
Fred Fields
Joe Lentz
Jan Conner
Jan Conner
Steve Dietrich
Stan Roesner
Paula Fettig
Angie Hinton
Steve Neff
Gary Andrews
Connie Garrett
Stan Benge
Linda Bamrick
Gary Andrews
Mark Heeter
Stan Benge
Linda Bamrick
Gary Andrews
Mark Heeter
Record
22-0
24-0
22-0
23-0
22-2
26-1
24-2
26-1
26-0
25-4
29-0
27-0
27-1
26-1
26-4
29-0
26-1
27-1
25-1
28-1
25-2
26-1
29-0
23-5
22-6
26-2
26-0
24-3
27-1
25-2
28-0
27-1
26-1
20-7
27-2
29-1
28-0
23-3
Site
Hinkle Fieldhouse
Hinkle Fieldhouse
Hinkle Fieldhouse
Hinkle Fieldhouse
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arrena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Market Square Arena
Hinkle Fieldhouse
Hinkle Fieldhouse
Hinkle Fieldhouse
Hinkle Fieldhouse
Conseco Fieldhouse
Conseco Fieldhouse
Conseco Fieldhouse
Conseco Fieldhouse
State Champions
2009 IHSAA A Girls Basketball
State Champion
State Champion
Heritage Christian
Year
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
Champion
4A Terre Haute South
2A Southwestern (Hanover)
A North Vermillion
4A Kokomo
3A Beech Grove
2A Shenandoah
A Tri-Central
4A North Central (Indpls.)
3A Brebeuf Jesuit
2A Rochester
A Tri-Central
4A North Central (Indpls.)
3A South Bend St. Joseph’s
2A Shenandoah
A Tri-Central
4A Castle
3A FW Bishop Luers
2A Heritage Christian
A Lafayette Central Catholic
4A South Bend Washington
3A Brebeuf Jesuit
A Oregon-Davis
4A Carmel
3A Plymouth
A Fort Wayne Canterbury
4A Ben Davis
3A Fort Wayne Elmhurst
A Fort Wayne Canterbury
Runner-Up
South Bend Riley
Gibson Southern
Shenandoah
Hebron
Perry Meridian
South Bend St. Joseph’s
North Vermillion
Warsaw
Heritage Christian
Washington Catholic
Gary West Side
Corydon Central
North Judson-San Pierre
Northeast Dubois
Evansville Memorial
Westview
Columbus East
Wawasee
Jimtown
Wood Memorial
Indpls. Bishop Chatard
Oak Hill
University
Owen Valley
Oak Hill
Vincennes Rivet
Score
63-42
51-37
70-64
45-42
44-42
63-45
52-51
57-55
53-38
54-38
50-41
46-36
57-54
70-57
54-49
47-46
83-72
65-54
46-34
75-68
84-64
51-43
62-44
54-46
84-72
47-46
53-31
36-32
71-69
62-59
60-58 OT
72-66 OT
Head Coach
Alan Maroska
Teri Rosinski
Donna Cheatham
Ken Gentrup
Charlie Hall
Dawn McNew
Todd Salkoski
Kathie Layden
Alan Vickrey
Kendall Kreinhagen
Tony Stesiak
Kathie Layden
Alan Vickrey
Mike Megyese
Todd Salkoski
Kathie Layden
Wayne Allen
Teri Rosinski
Rick Risinger
Geoff Salmon
Marilyn Coddens
Kendall Kreinhagen
Rick Risinger
Terry Minix
Scott Bowen
Dave Cox
Rick Risinger
Scott Krieger
Scott Bowen
Mark Redding
Rick Risinger
Scott Krieger
Record
25-2
21-5
25-2
25-1
26-0
28-1
24-5
23-4
23-3
26-3
25-2
21-6
20-7
25-1
22-5
19-7
25-3
24-4
25-3
18-10
28-1
23-6
26-3
25-3
23-4
22-4
27-1
21-5
30-0
25-2
26-1
23-4
Site
Conseco Fieldhouse
Conseco Fieldhouse
Conseco Fieldhouse
Conseco Fieldhouse
Conseco Fieldhouse
Conseco Fieldhouse
Conseco Fieldhouse
Conseco Fieldhouse
Conseco Fieldhouse
Conseco Fieldhouse
Conseco Fieldhouse
Conseco Fieldhouse
Conseco Fieldhouse
Conseco Fieldhouse
Conseco Fieldhouse
Conseco Fieldhouse
Conseco Fieldhouse
Conseco Fieldhouse
Conseco Fieldhouse
Conseco Fieldhouse
Conseco Fieldhouse
Conseco Fieldhouse
Conseco Fieldhouse
Conseco Fieldhouse
Conseco Fieldhouse
Conseco Fieldhouse
Conseco Fieldhouse
Conseco Fieldhouse
Lucas Oil Stadium
Lucas Oil Stadium
Lucas Oil Stadium
Lucas Oil Stadium
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Last Year’s State Finals in Review
NO. 1 BEN DAVIS TOPS NO. 2 SOUTH BEND WASHINGTON
Sophomore Bria Goss banked home a driving runner
in the lane with 1.4 seconds left on the clock to give topranked Ben Davis a 71-69 victory over No. 2 South Bend
Washington in the 4A state championship game. The gamewinning shot turned away a furious fourth quarter rally by
Washington that saw the Panthers overcome an 11 point
deficit over the last 2:56 before Goss’ shot.
It was Ben Davis’ third state championship to go along
with titles won in 2000 and 2001 allowing them to finish
a perfect 30-0 and become the first girls team to win 30
games in a season.
The Giants finished their season ranked No. 1 nationally in USA Today. Washington, ranked fourth in that same
poll, settled for the runner-up spot for the third time in four
seasons. The Panthers were playing in the state title game
for the fourth straight year.
Senior guard Skylar Diggins scored eight of her gamehigh 29 points in the last 1:40. Her layup with :45 seconds
left tied the game at 69-69. She finished her career with
2,790 points good for third best in state history.
Ben Davis head coach Stan Benge, ranked seventh
among active coaches in victories, picked up career victory
468. South Bend Washington was led by first year coach
Maurice Scott who guided them to a 26-1 finish.
The second session of the state finals drew 13,449 for
a state finals record since 1998. The four games also drew
a state finals record 21,522 during that same time.
ELMHURST WINS ITS FIRST STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
The Fort Wayne Elmhurst Trojans defeated the Owen
Valley Patriots, 62-59, in the Class 3A championship game
to claim the school’s first state title in any sport. It came in
the school’s first ever appearance in the girl’s basketball
state finals. Elmhurst’s boys basketball team finished as
state runner-up in 2003.
Elmhurst came out strong in the first quarter taking a
quick 7-0 lead over the Patriots and ended the first quarter
with a 20-11 lead. The Trojans built their largest lead of the
game at 22-11 with 7:40 left before halftime. Owen Valley
rallied from that point pulling to within 28-24 heading to the
halftime lockerroom.
Owen Valley grabbed its first lead of the game with
6:20 left to go on Nickole Gonser’s layup to make it 47-45.
Twice the Patriots held three point leads before Elmhurst’s
Lecretia Smith hit a layup with 3:15 remaining and Rosie
Lewis’ jumper at 2:41 gave them the lead for good at 56-54.
Smith, who hit 11-of-15 from the field, led all scorers
with 23 points and 12 rebounds. Liza Clemons and Lewis
both added 10 for Elmhurst. Heather Gonser led Owen
Valley with 21 points and eight rebounds. Cooper chipped
in 10 and Nikole Gonser pulled down nine rebounds.
No. 4 Elmhurst, led by head coach Mark Redding,
finished the season 25-2, winning their last 11 games of
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the season. No. 10 Owen Valley, making its first trip to the
girls basketball state finals, finished 24-3, under coach Tom
Anderson.
Last Year’s State Finals in Review
HERITAGE CHRISTIAN WINS FOURTH CONSECUTIVE CHAMPIONSHIP
Claire Freeman’s shot with :03 seconds remaining in
overtime gave top-ranked Heritage Christian a 60-58 win
over second-ranked Oak Hill for its fourth consecutive 2A
state title. The Eagles join Fort Wayne Bishop Luers (199902) as the only teams in tournament history to win four
straight championships.
Heritage Christian head coach Rick Risinger also
became the first coach in state history to win four state titles
– in just his fourth year in charge of the program.
With the score tied at 58-58 with 1:36 to go, Heritage
Christian ran the clock down to :07 left before calling
timeout to set up the final play which ended up in Freeman’s hands. Her running jumper that banked in proved the
game-winner and Oak Hill’s final heave fell short.
Courtney Moses led all scorers with 21 points and
Pickering added 20. Both finished with seven rebounds.
Heritage Christian (26-1) was making its fifth trip to the
state finals in six years and it was the second year in a row
it defeated Oak Hill (27-2) for the title. Oak Hill was coached
by Todd Law.
CANTERBURY EDGES RIVET IN OT FOR SECOND STRAIGHT TITLE
Canterbury’s Megan Pedro stepped up big in overtime
to help No. 7 Fort Wayne Canterbury to its second consecutive Class A state title with a 72-66 victory over top-ranked
Vincennes Rivet.
Pedro, who ended with 15, scored seven of the Cavaliers 10 points in the extra session picking up for the loss
of star player Tabitha Gerardot who fouled out of the game
with 25 seconds remaining in regulation. It was the first
championship game decided beyond regulation since 2000.
Canterbury converted 2-of-3 field goals and 5-of-6 from
the free throw line in overtime, while Rivet only connected
on one of its six attempts from the field during that time.
After Tabithat Gerardot’s fifth foul, Mallory Niehaus’ two
free throws gave Rivet a four point lead at 61-57 with :25
seconds remaining before Becky Pedro came on. On an
in-bounds play under the basket, Pedro passed the ball off
the back of a Rivet defender, scooped it up and scored and
was fouled on the play. She hit the free throw to draw the
Cavaliers within one at 61-60 with :13 seconds left. Next,
Rivet’s Sara Young was sent to the foul line and made the
second of two free throws for a two point advantage. Pedro
then hit a jumper with :04 seconds left to tie the game and
force overtime.
Gerardot and Cassie Kreiger led Canterbury with 18
points each while Becky Pedro finished with 15. Gerardot
matched her Class A state championship game record set
last year with 17 rebounds.
It was the 17th straight victory for Canterbury and
coach Scott Kreiger. The Cavaliers finished 23-4. Vin-
cennes Rivet, the smallest school to ever play in the girls
basketball state finals with 92 students and making its first
appearance, finished 23-2. The Patriots were coached by
Tim Young.
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Outstanding Official
Kim Yelich to be Honored as Outstanding Official
Veteran official Kim Yelich is the recipient of the 2010
Interscholastic Athletic Official Association Award for excellence in the sport of girl’s basketball. Kim will be honored
in a special ceremony at
today’s state final tournament.
Each year, the Indiana
High School Athletic Association, in cooperation
with the National Federation
of Interscholastic Officials
Association, recognizes
and honors an outstanding
official in each of 11 sports
during the school year.
During her career, Kim
has officiated 14 sectionals, 10 regionals, six semi-states
and three state finals.
Kim was nominated for this award by the Lake County
Athletic Officials Association, one of 26 associations in Indiana made up of men and women who give up much of their
personal time to assist in providing wholesome, worthwhile,
and healthy activities for the student athletes in our state.
This honor comes as a result of Yelich’s selection by a
committee representing those 26 associations. Statewide,
there are more than 8,000 officials licensed by the IHSAA in
11 sports.
A 21-year member of the Lake County Athletic Officials
Association, Yelich has held many positions within the
organization, including basketball chair, vice-president, and
basketball chairperson. Yelich is also a licensed volleyball,
softball, and track and field official.
Yelich is a graduate of Purdue University Calumet and
has worked as a kindergarten teacher in the Lake Central
School Corporation for 15 years.
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State Finals Records
Top Five Scoring Leaders (Multiple Class)
Top Five Rebounding Leaders (Multiple Class)
Class 4A
Class 4A
Rk.Name
1.
3.
4.
5.
Reicina Russell
Chrissy Steffen
Skylar Diggins
April Traylor
Skylar Diggins
School
Terre Haute South
Carmel
SB Washington
Martinsville
SB Washington
Pts. Year
31
31
29
28
27
2002
2008
2009
1998
2007
Class 3A
Rk.Name
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Katie Gearlds
Ta’Shia Phillips
Melissa Lechlitner
Natalie Will
Jennifer Callier
Lecretia Smith
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Amanda Norris
Kara Meyer
Courtney Felke
Megan Dossen
Rachel King
Pts. Year
33
29
28
24
23
23
2003
2007
2005
1999
1999
2009
School
Shenandoah
Southridge
Rochester
FW Bishop Luers
FW Bishop Luers
Pts. Year
30
28
24
23
22
2002
1998
2004
2001
2000
Class A
Rk.Name
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Brittany Schoen
Allison Hughes
Kristen Miller
Kourtney Mennen
Melissa Cochrane
Sara McIntosh
School
South Central (Eliz.)
North Vermillion
Tri-Central
Clinton Prairie
Bloomfield
Bloomfield
Pts. Year
28
25
24
23
22
22
2006
2003
2003
1999
1998
1998
Top 15 Scoring Leaders (Single Class)
One Game (* championship game)
Rk.Name
1. Maria Stack
2. LaTaunya Pollard
3. Abby Conklin
4. Michelle Brand
Marla Inman
6. Kim Land
Jody Beerman
Renee Westmoreland
9. Courtney Cox
Leslie Ferrell
Chanda Kline
Allison Lee
13. Dana Creighton
Cara Guillon
Teri Rosinski
Anita Folk
Amy Metheny
Maria Stack
School
Columbus East
Charlestown
Evansville Reitz
North Central (Indpls.)
Heritage
Scottsburg
Noblesville
Scottsburg
Warsaw
Columbus East
Warsaw
Scottsburg
Norwell
Warsaw
Southport
Columbus East
Pts. Year
42
36
33
31
31
30
30
30
29
29
29
29
28
28
28
28
28
28
1980*
1977*
1993
1981*
1992
1979
1982
1989*
1988*
1986*
1978*
1994
1991
1988
1977
1978
1980*
1980
Two Games
Rk.Name
1. Maria Stack
2. LaTaunya Pollard
3. Jody Beerman
4. Michelle Brand
5. Courtney Cox
6. Anita Folk
7. Dana Creighton
8. Marla Inman
Amy Metheny
10. Tammy Hammel
11. Chanda Kline
12. Leslie Ferrell
Renee Westmoreland
14. LaTaunya Pollard
15. Kamie Arnold
Debbie Benziger
Kelli Kerkhoff
Melissa Kilgore
Sheryl Klemme
Tiffany Longworth
Skylar Diggins
Jasmine Ussery
Kelly Kuhn
Reicina Russell
Amber Harris
School
Castle
Lake Central
Terre Haute South
Rbs. Year
17
16
15
15
14
2007
2006
1998
2002
2005
Class 3A
School
Beech Grove
Brebeuf Jesuit
SB St. Joseph’s
NorthWood
Fort Wayne Elmhurst
Class 2A
Rk.Name
Rk.Name
1.
2.
3.
5.
School
Columbus East
Heritage
Evansville Reitz
Noblesville
Warsaw
Warsaw
Southport
Crown Point
Warsaw
Scottsburg
Scottsburg
Huntington North
Kokomo
McCutcheon
Rushville
Benton Central
Kokomo
Rk.Name
1.
2.
3.
4.
Brandy Swihart
Allison Lindborg
Katie Gearlds
Lecretia Smith
Ellen Rehme
Andrea White
Ashley Nelson
Stannye Wolf
School
Plymouth
Beech Grove
Fort Wayne Elmhurst
Franklin
Gibson Southern
Corydon Central
Rbs. Year
14
13
12
12
10
10
10
10
2001
2003
2003
2009
2001
1998
2002
2005
Class 2A
Rk.Name
1.
4.
5.
Jill Fenneman
Kara Meyer
Teran Warner
Heather Kress
Julie Brawner
Jennie Moppert
School
Rbs. Year
Southridge
Southridge
Shenandoah
Forest Park
13
13
13
12
11
11
1998
1998
2002
2000
2003
1999
School
Rbs. Year
Class A
Rk.Name
1.
3.
5.
Tabitha Gerardot
Tabitha Gerardot
Jennifer Brock
Elizabeth Salyer
Jenna Jones
Kristen Miller
Keely Wilhite
Fort Wayne Canterbury 17
Fort Wayne Canterbury 17
Rising Sun
15
Triton
15
Lafayette Central Catholic 14
Tri-Central
14
Wood Memorial
14
2008
2009
2000
2001
2006
2003
2007
Top 15 Rebounding Leaders (Single Class)
One Game (* championship game)
Rk.Name
1. Maria Stack
2. Jennifer Herman
3. Diana Hoereth
4. Christy Robison
5. Stephanie Blake
LaTaunya Pollard
7. Kamie Arnold
Leslie Ferrell
Betsy Palecek
Linda Williams
11. Debbie Benziger
Kelli Kerkhoff
Trena Keys
Melyssa Morrow
Betsy Palecek
School
Columbus East
Fort Wayne Snider
Roncalli
Scottsburg
Warren Central
Huntington North
Scottsburg
Carmel
Marion
Kokomo
McCutcheon
Marion
Evansville Reitz
Carmel
Rbs. Year
22
21
19
18
17
17
16
16
16
16
15
15
15
15
15
1980*
1988*
1986
1989*
1984
1979*
1990
1986*
1995*
1981
1994*
1993*
1981
1981*
1995
Pts. Year
70
54
53
52
50
49
48
46
46
45
43
42
42
41
40
40
40
40
40
40
1980
1977
1982
1981
1988
1978
1991
1992
1980
1983
1976
1986
1989
1979
1990
1994
1993
1981
1989
1992
Two Games
Rk.Name
1. Maria Stack
2. Betsy Palecek
3. Stephanie Blake
Jennifer Herman
LaTaunya Pollard
6. Debbie Benziger
7. Melyssa Morrow
8. Lori Meinerding
9. Leslie Ferrell
10. Sandy Grabowski
Christy Robison
12. Chanda Kline
13. Linda Godby
Sandy Grabowski
Kelli Kerkhoff
School
Columbus East
Carmel
Warren Central
Fort Wayne Snider
Kokomo
Evansville Reitz
Fort Wayne Northrop
Scottsburg
Crown Point
Scottsburg
Warsaw
Warren Central
Crown Point
McCutcheon
Rbs. Year
33
31
30
30
30
29
28
27
26
25
25
24
23
23
23
1980
1995
1984
1988
1979
1994
1981
1986
1986
1985
1989
1978
1984
1984
1993
21
Most Points
4A: 84 by South Bend Washington vs. Columbus East, 2007
84 by Carmel vs. South Bend Washington, 2008
3A: 72 by NorthWood vs. Indianapolis Cathedral, 1999
2A: 70 by Southwestern (Hanover) vs. Shenandoah, 2002
A: 90 by Bloomfield vs. Morgan Township, 1998
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 88 by Kokomo vs. Charlestown, 1993.
Championship Game: 75 by Warsaw vs. Jac-Cen-Del, 1978.
Most Combined Points
4A: 156 by Carmel (84) and South Bend Washington (72), 2008
3A: 143 by NorthWood (72) and Indianapolis Cathedral (71), 1999
2A: 134 by Southwestern (Han.) (70) and Shenandoah (64), 2002
A: 148 by Bloomfield (90) and Morgan Township (58), 1998
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 149 by Carmel (75) and Washington (74), 1995.
Championship Game:
146 by Scottsburg (74) and Benton Central (72), 1989.
Most Points In A Half
4A: 48 by S.B. Washington vs. Columbus East (2nd half), 2007
3A: 37 by Indianapolis Cathedral vs. NorthWood (1st half), 1999
37 by NorthWood vs. Indianapolis Cathedral (2nd half), 1999
2A: 40 by Fort Wayne Bishop Luers vs. Forest Park (1st half), 2000
A: 48 by Bloomfield vs. Morgan Township (2nd half), 1998
48 by Laf. Cent. Catholic vs. South Central (Eliz.)(2nd), 2006
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 54 by Kokomo vs. Charlestown (2nd half), 1993.
Championship Game:
43 by Warsaw vs. Jac-Cen-Del (2nd half), 1978.
Most Combined Points In A Half
4A: 90 by SB Wash. (48) and Columbus East (42) (2nd half), 2007
3A: 72 by Ind. Cathedral (37) and NorthWood (35) (1st half ), 1999
2A: 68 by Southridge (34) and Bluffton (34) (2nd half), 1998
A: 88 by Laf. Cent. Catholic (48) and South Central (Eliz.) (40) (2nd half), 2006
Single Class
Semifinal Game:
82 by Kokomo (54) and Charlestown (28) (2nd half), 1993
Championship Game:
72 by Warsaw (43) and Jac-Cen-Del (29) (2nd half), 1978
Most Points In A Quarter
4A: 30 by S.B. Washington and Columbus East (3rd quarter), 2007
3A: 24 by S.B. St. Joseph’s vs. Corydon Central (4th quarter), 2005
24 by FW Bishop Luers vs. Evan. Memorial (1st quarter), 2006
2A: 25 by Rochester vs. Heritage Christian (4th quarter), 2004
A: 35 by South Central (Eliz.) vs. Laf. Cent. Catholic (4th quarter),
2006
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 32 by Kokomo vs. Charlestown (4th quarter), 1993
Championship Game:
25 by Warsaw vs. Jac-Cen-Del (4th quarter), 1978
Fewest Points Allowed
4A: 38 by North Central vs. Warsaw, 2004.
3A: 37 by Fort Wayne Bishop Luers vs. Gibson Southern, 2002.
2A: 31 by Heritage Christian vs. Oak Hill, 2008
A: 32 by Fort Wayne Canterbury vs. University, 2008.
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 23 by East Chicago Roosevelt vs. Jasper, 1979.
Championship Game: 23 by East Chicago Roosevelt vs. Anderson
Madison Heights, 1979.
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Most Combined Points In A Quarter
4A: 53 by SB Washington (30) and Col. East (23) (3rd qtr.), 2007
3A: 40 by Indpls. Cathedral (21) and NorthWood (19) (1st qtr.), 1999
40 by Indpls. Cathedral (22) and NorthWood (18) (3rd qtr.), 1999
40 by Corydon Cent. (21) and SB St. Joseph’s (19) (2nd qtr.), 2005
2A: 46 by Rochester (25) and Heritage Christian (21) (4th qtr.), 2004
A: 64 by South Central (Eliz.)(35) and Laf. Central Cath.(29)(4th), 2006
Single Class
Semifinal Game:
44 by Lake Central (23) and Columbus East (21) (4th quarter), 1994;
44 by Carmel (23) and Washington (21) (3rd quarter), 1995.
Championship Game:
39 by Warsaw (25) and Jac-Cen-Del (14) (4th quarter), 1978.
Largest Margin of Victory
4A: 24 by Ben Davis (69) and Fort Wayne Snider (45), 2001
3A: 18 by Beech Grove (63) and S.B. St. Joseph’s (45), 2003
2A: 22 by Heritage Christian (53) and Oak Hill (31), 2008
Single Class
Semifinal Game:
30 by East Chicago Roosevelt (53) vs. Jasper (23), 1979;
30 by Kokomo (88) vs. Charlestown (58), 1993
Championship Game:
31 by East Chicago Roos. (66) vs. Mount Vernon (Fort.) (35), 1977
Most Field Goals Made
2A: 24 by Southwestern (Hanover) vs. Shenandoah, 2002
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 34 by Kokomo vs. Charlestown, 1993.
Championship Game: 33 by Evansville Reitz vs. Rushville, 1981.
Most Combined Field Goals Made
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 64 by Carmel (33) and Washington (31), 1995.
Championship Game:
56 by Benton Central (31) and Scottsburg (25), 1989.
Most Field Goals Attempted
3A: 63 by Indianapolis Cathedral vs. Columbia City, 2000
63 by FW Bishop Luers vs. Evansville Memorial, 2006
2A: 64 by Bluffton vs. Southridge, 1998
A: 80 by Morgan Township vs. Bloomfield, 1998
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 81 by Evansville Reitz vs. Marion, 1981
Championship Game: 78 by Evansville Reitz vs. Rushville, 1981
Most Combined Field Goals Attempted
4A: 143 by S.B. Washington (77) and Columbus East (66), 2007
3A: 124 by FW Bishop Luers (63) and Evans. Memorial (61), 2006
2A: 117 by Bluffton (64) and Southridge (53), 1998
A: 147 by Morgan Township (80) and Bloomfield (67), 1998
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 140 by Evansville Reitz (81) and Marion (59), 1981
Championship Game:
131 by Southport (69) and Columbus East (62), 1980
Highest Field Goal Percentage
4A: .559 (19-34) by Valparaiso vs. Ben Davis, 2000
3A: .638 (30-47) by NorthWood vs. Indianapolis Cathedral, 1999
2A: .558 (24-43) by Southwestern (Han.) vs. Shenandoah, 2002
A: .597 (40-67) by Bloomfield vs. Morgan Township, 1998
Single Class
Semifinal Game: .609 (25-41) by Rushville vs. Chesterton, 1981
Championship Game:
.586 (27-46) by FW Snider vs. Noblesville, 1988
Highest 3-Point Field Goal Percentage
(minimum 10 attempts) (Since 1988)
4A: .455 (5-11) by New Albany vs. Fort Wayne Snider, 1999
3A: .571 (8-14) by S.B. St. Joseph’s vs. Corydon Central, 2005
2A: .473 (9-19) by Jimtown vs. Heritage Christian, 2007
A: .455 (5-11) by Triton vs. Rising Sun, 2000
Single Class
Semifinal Game: .583 (7-12) by Washington vs. Carmel, 1995
Championship Game: .368 (7-19) by Hunt. North vs. Carmel, 1995
Highest Combined Field Goal Percentage
4A: .527 by Ben Davis (29-52) and SB Washington (20-41), 2009
3A: .572 by NorthWood (30-47) and Ind. Cathedral (29-56), 1999
2A: .489 by Southwestern (Han.) (24-43) and Shenandoah (23-53),
2002
A: .442 by Bloomfield (40-67) and Morgan Township (25-80), 1998
Single Class
Semifinal Game:
.540 by Rushville (25-41) and Chesterton (28-57), 1981
Championship Game:
.504 by Warsaw (31-55) and Jac-Cen-Del (24-54), 1978
Highest Combined 3-Point Field Goal Percentage
(minimum 15 attempts) (Since 1988)
4A: .444 by South Bend Washington (8-20) and Castle (4-7), 2006
3A: .414 by SB St. Joseph’s (8-14) and Corydon Cent. (4-15), 2005
2A: .444 by Jimtown (9-19) and Heritage Christian (7-17), 2007
A: .421 by Bloomfield (5-8) and Morgan Township (3-11), 1998
Single Class
Semifinal Game:
.500 by Washington (7-12) and Carmel (4-10), 1995
Championship Game:
.310 by Huntington North (7-19) and Carmel (2-10), 1995
Most 3-Point Field Goals Made (Since 1988)
4A: 8 by South Bend Washington vs. Castle, 2006
3A: 8 by South Bend St. Joseph’s vs. Corydon Central, 2005
2A: 9 by Jimtown vs. Heritage Christian, 2007
A: 7 by South Central (Elizabeth) vs. Laf. Central Catholic, 2006
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 8 by Kokomo vs. Charlestown, 1993
Championship Game: 7 by Kokomo vs. Lake Central, 1994;
7 by Huntington North vs. Carmel, 1995;
7 by Martinsville vs. Crown Point, 1997
Most Free Throws Made
4A: 31 by Castle vs. South Bend Washington, 2006
3A: 20 by South Bend St. Joseph’s vs. Corydon Central, 2005
2A: 25 by Rochester vs. Heritage Christian, 2004
A: 32 by Laf. Central Catholic vs. South Central (Elizabeth), 2006
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 28 by Benton Central vs. Huntington North, 1989
Championship Game: 23 by Scottsburg vs. Benton Central, 1989
Most Combined 3-Point Field Goals Made
(Since 1988)
4A: 12 by South Bend Washington (8) and Castle (4), 2006
3A: 12 by S.B. St. Joseph’s (8) and Corydon Central (4), 2005
2A: 16 by Jimtown (9) and Heritage Christian (7), 2007
A: 12 by South Central (Eliz.) (7) and Laf. Central Cath. (5), 2006
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 12 by Kokomo (8) and Charlestown (4), 1993.
Championship Game: 9 by Hunt. North (7) and Carmel (2), 1995.
Most 3-Point Field Goals Attempted (Since 1988)
4A: 25 by South Bend Washington vs. Carmel, 2008
3A: 18 by Wawasee vs. Brebeuf Jesuit, 2007
2A: 19 by Jimtown vs. Heritage Christian, 2007
A: 27 by South Central (Eliz.) vs. Lafayette Central Catholic, 2006
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 20 by Kokomo vs. Charlestown, 1993;
20 by Charlestown vs. Kokomo, 1993
Championship Game: 25 by Kokomo vs. Lake Central, 1994
Most Combined 3-Point Field Goals Attempted
(Since 1988)
4A: 34 by South Bend Washington (25) and Carmel (9), 2008
3A: 29 by Corydon Central (15) and S. B. St. Joseph’s (14), 2005
2A: 36 by Jimtown (19) and Heritage Christian (17), 2007
A: 40 by South Central (Eliz.) (27) and Laf. Cent. Cath. (13), 2006
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 40 by Kokomo (20) and Charlestown (20), 1993
Championship Game:
38 by Kokomo (25) and Lake Central (13), 1994
Most Combined Free Throws Made
4A: 43 by Castle (31) and South Bend Washington (12), 2006
3A: 35 by S.B. St. Joseph’s (20) and Corydon Central (15), 2005.
2A: 34 by Southwestern (Han.) (18) and Shenandoah (16), 2002.
34 by Heritage Christian (18) and Oak Hill (16), 2009.
A: 43 by Laf. Cent. Cath. (32) and South Central (Eliz.) (11), 2006
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 36 by Benton Cent. (28) and Hunt. North (8), 1989
Championship Game:
37 by Kokomo (22) and McCutcheon (15), 1993
Most Free Throws Attempted
4A: 42 by Castle vs. South Bend Washington, 2006
3A: 32 by West Lafayette vs. Franklin, 1998.
2A: 28 by Rochester vs. Heritage Christian, 2004.
A: 42 by Laf. Central Catholic vs. South Central (Elizabeth), 2006
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 35 by Rushville vs. Chesterton, 1981.
Championship Game: 35 by Scottsburg vs. Benton Central, 1989.
Most Combined Free Throws Attempted
4A: 58 by Castle (42) and South Bend Washington (16), 2006
58 by South Bend Washington (36) and Ben Davis (22), 2009
3A: 45 by Evans. Memorial (27) and FW Bishop Luers (18), 2006
A: 59 by Laf. Cent. Cath. (42) and South Central (Eliz.) (17), 2006
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 58 by F. W. Snider (31) and Scottsburg (27), 1988
Championship Game:
53 by Scottsburg (35) and Benton Central (18), 1989
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Highest Free Throw Percentage (minimum 10 attempts)
4A: .875 (14-16) by Lake Central vs. Martinsville, 1998
3A: .882 (15-17) by Corydon Central vs. S.B. St. Joseph’s, 2005
2A: .900 (18-20) by Heritage Christian vs. Oak Hill, 2009
A: .864 (19-22) by FW Canterbury vs. Vincennes Rivet, 2009;
.864 (19-22) by Vincennes Rivet vs. FW Canterbury, 2009
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 1.000 (14-14) by Valparaiso vs. Bedford North
Lawrence, 1991
Championship Game: .823 (14-17) by Crown Point vs. Martinsville,
1997
Highest Combined Free Throw Percentage
4A: .741 by S.B. Washington (12-16) and Castle (31-42), 2006
3A: .875 by S.B. St. Joseph’s (20-23) and Corydon Cent. (15-17),
2005
2A: .872 by Heritage Christian (18-20) and Oak Hill (16-19), 2009
A: .863 by FW Canterbury (19-22) and Vin. Rivet (19-22), 2009
Single Class
Semifinal Game: .782 by Benton Central (28-33) and Huntington
North (8-13), 1989
Championship Game: .764 by Noblesville (9-11) and Anderson
Highland (4-6),1987
Most Rebounds
(includes team rebounds)
3A: 55 by Fort Wayne Bishop Luers vs. Evansville Memorial, 2006
2A: 50 by Fort Wayne Bishop Luers vs. Austin, 1999
A: 61 by Triton vs. Rising Sun, 2000
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 63 by Fort Wayne Snider vs. Noblesville, 1988
Championship Game: 55 by Warsaw vs. Bloomfield, 1976
Most Combined Rebounds
(includes team rebounds)
3A: 97 by Indianapolis Cathedral (52) and Plymouth (45), 2001
2A: 85 by Southridge (49) and Bluffton (36), 1998
A: 115 by Triton (61) and Rising Sun (54), 2000
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 116 by Evansville Reitz (62) and Marion (54), 1981
Championship Game:
101 by Southport (53) and Columbus East (48), 1980
Most Assists (Since 1978)
4A: 19 by Ben Davis vs. Fort Wayne Snider, 2001
2A: 17 by Heritage Christian vs. Jimtown, 2007;
17 by Heritage Christian vs. Oak Hill, 2008
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 22 by Kokomo vs. Charlestown, 1993;
22 by Carmel vs. Washington, 1995; 22 by Washington vs. Carmel,
1995
Championship Game: 23 by F. W. Snider vs. Noblesville, 1988
Most Combined Assists (Since 1978)
2A: 31 by Forest Park (16) and F.W. Bishop Luers (15), 2000;
31 by Shenandoah (16) and Southwestern (Han.) (15), 2002
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 44 by Carmel (22) and Washington (22), 1995
Championship Game: 40 by FW Snider (23) and Noblesville (17), 1988
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Most Blocked Shots (Since 1980)
3A: 10 by Brebeuf Jesuit vs. Wawasee, 2007
2A: 10 by Southridge vs. Bluffton, 1998
A: 10 by Wood Memorial vs. Oregon-Davis, 2007
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 15 by Marion vs. Evansville Reitz, 1981
Championship Game: 9 by Fort Wayne Snider vs. Noblesville, 1988
Most Combined Blocked Shots (Since 1980)
3A: 10 by Brebeuf Jesuit (10) and Wawasee (0), 2007
2A: 14 by Southridge (10) and Bluffton (4), 1998
A: 15 by Triton (8) and Rising Sun (7), 2000
15 by Wood Memorial (10) and Oregon-Davis (5), 2007
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 17 by Marion (15) and Evansville Reitz (2), 1981
Championship Game: 12 by FW Snider (9) and Noblesville (3), 1988
Most Steals (Since 1980)
4A: 20 by Ben Davis vs. Fort Wayne Snider, 2001
3A: 19 by Fort Wayne Bishop Luers vs. Gibson Southern, 2002
2A: 16 by Bluffton vs. Southridge, 1998
A: 19 by Rising Sun vs. Triton, 2000
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 21 by Fort Wayne Northrop vs. Roncalli, 1986
Championship Game: 19 by Noblesville vs. F. W. Snider, 1988
Most Combined Steals (Since 1980)
3A: 29 by F.W. Bishop Luers (19) and Gibson Southern (10), 2002
A: 28 by Fort Wayne Canterbury (14) and University (14), 2008
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 31 by Anderson (19) and Kokomo (12), 1994
Championship Game:
28 by Noblesville (19) and Fort Wayne Snider (9), 1988
Most Fouls
4A: 28 by South Bend Washington vs. Castle, 2006
3A: 25 by Franklin vs. West Lafayette, 1998.
2A: 21 by Heritage Christian vs. Rochester, 2004.
A: 32 by South Central (Eliz.) vs. Lafayette Central Catholic, 2006
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 25 by East Chicago Roosevelt vs. Warsaw, 1976.
Championship Game: 27 by Benton Central vs. Scottsburg, 1989.
Most Combined Fouls
4A: 47 by South Bend Washington (28) and Castle (19), 2006
3A: 37 by Owen Valley (19) and FW Elmhurst (18), 2009
2A: 39 by Shenandoah (20) and Southwestern (Han.) (19), 2002
A: 47 by South Central (Eliz.) (32) and Laf. Cent. Cath. (15), 2006
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 41 by Anderson Madison Heights (24) and North
Central (Indpls.) (17), 1979
Championship Game:
41 by Southport (21) and Columbus East (20), 1980;
41 by Benton Central (27) and Scottsburg (14), 1989;
41 by McCutcheon (23) and Kokomo (18), 1993;
41 by Crown Point (25) and Martinsville (16), 1997
Individual Records
Most Points
4A: 31 by Reicina Russell, Terre Haute South vs. S.B. Riley, 2002;
31 by Chrissy Steffen, Carmel vs. S.B. Washington, 2008
3A: 33 by Katie Gearlds, Beech Grove vs. S.B. St. Joseph’s, 2003
2A: 30 by Amanda Norris, Shenandoah vs. Southwestern (Han.),
2002
A: 28 by Brittany Schoen, South Central (Elizabeth) vs. Lafayette
Central Catholic, 2006
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 33 by Abby Conklin, Charlestown vs. Kokomo, 1993
Championship Game: 42 by Maria Stack, Columbus East vs.
Southport, 1980
Most Field Goals Made
4A: 14 by Reicina Russell, Terre Haute South vs. S.B. Riley, 2002
3A: 13 by Katie Gearlds, Beech Grove vs. South Bend St.
Joseph’s, 2003
2A: 12 by Kara Meyer, Southridge vs. Bluffton, 1998
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 16 by Abby Conklin, Charlestown vs. Kokomo, 1993
Championship Game: 16 by LaTaunya Pollard, East Chicago
Roosevelt vs. Mount Vernon (Fortville), 1977
Most Field Goals Attempted
4A: 28 by Skylar Diggins, SB Washington vs. Columbus East, 2007
28 by Skylar Diggins, SB Washington vs. Carmel, 2008
3A: 31 by Katie Gearlds, Beech Grove vs. SB St. Joseph’s, 2003
2A: 23 by Abby Salscheider, Bluffton vs. Southridge, 1998
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 30 by Jodie Whitaker, Austin vs. Wawasee, 1985
Southport, 1980
Highest Field Goal Percentage
(minimum 10 attempts)
4A: .769 (10-13) by Ashley Varner, South Bend Washington vs.
Columbus East, 2007
3A: .846 (11-13) by Jennifer Callier, Indpls. Cathedral vs. NorthWood, 1999
2A: .700 (7-10) by Carrie Stine, F. W. Bishop Luers vs. Forest Park,
2000
A: .818 (9-11) by Kristen Miller, Tri-Central vs. North Vermillion,
2003
Single Class
Semifinal Game: .909 (10-11) by Linda Godby, Warren Central vs.
Indianapolis Howe, 1984
Championship Game: .900 (9-10) by Donna Gill, Fort Wayne Snider
vs. Noblesville, 1988
Most 3-Point Field Goals Made (Since 1988)
4A: 4 by Isabell Rhenwrick, Gary West Side vs. North Central
(Indpls), 2005
4 by Skylar Diggins, South Bend Washington vs. Castle, 2006
3A: 3 by Asjah Zinnerman, Indianapolis Cathedral vs. Columbia
City, 2000;
3 by Melissa Lechlitner and Aimee Litka, S.B St. Joseph’s vs.
Corydon Central, 2005;
3 by Taylor Goshert, Wawasee vs. Brebeuf Jesuit, 2007
2A: 6 by Sarah Deshone, Jimtown vs. Heritage Christian, 2007
A: 4 by Lindsay Secrest, Bloomfield vs. Morgan Township, 1998
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 5 by Robin Houchins, Washington vs. Carmel, 1995
Championship Game:
4 by Debbie Benziger, Kokomo vs. Lake Central, 1994; Natalie Rhoden, Martinsville vs. Crown Point, 1997
Most 3-Point Field Goals Attempted
4A: 11 by Skylar Diggins, SB Washington vs. Carmel, 2008
3A: 11 by Asjah Zinnerman, Ind. Cathedral vs. Columbia City, 2000
2A: 11 by Kristen Hicks, Oak Hill vs. Heritage Christian, 2008
A: 13 by Whitney Malin, Wood Memorial vs. Oregon-Davis, 2007
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 9 by Tricia Williams, Charlestown vs. Kokomo, 1993
Championship Game:
9 by Debbie Benziger, Kokomo vs. Lake Central, 1994; 9 by Natalie Rhoden, Martinsville vs. Crown Point, 1997
Highest 3-Point Field Goal Percentage
4A: .600 (3-5) by Kennitra Johnson, New Albany vs. FW Snider, 1999
3A: .400 (2-5) by Sharika Webb, Ind. Cathedral vs. Plymouth, 2001
2A: .857 (6-7) by Sarah Deshone, Jimtown vs. Heritage Christian, 2007
A: .800 (4-5) by Lindsay Secrest, Bloomfield vs. Morgan Twp., 1998
Single Class
Semifinal Game: .714 (5-7) by Robin Houchins, Washington vs.
Carmel, 1995
Championship Game: .600 (3-5) by Marla Inman, Bedford North
Lawrence vs. Warsaw, 1991
Most Free Throws Made
4A: 14 by Shelby Ross, Columbus East vs. S. B. Washington, 2007
3A: 8 by Keaton Brumm, West Lafayette vs. Franklin, 1998;
8 by Lello Gebisa, West Lafayette vs. Franklin, 1998
2A: 13 by Courtney Felke, Rochester vs. Heritage Christian, 2004
A: 12 by Katie Penchin, Lafayette Central Catholic vs. South
Central (Eliz.), 2006
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 11 by Anita Folk, Warsaw vs. Heritage, 1978;
11 by Tina Humm, Benton Central vs. Huntington North, 1989;
11 by Marla Inman, Bedford North Lawrence vs. Ben Davis, 1992
Southport, 1980
Most Free Throws Attempted
4A: 18 by Jasmine Ussery, Castle vs. S.B. Washington, 2006
3A: 12 by Keaton Brumm, West Lafayette vs. Franklin, 1998;
12 by Ta’Shia Phillips, Brebeuf Jesuit vs. Wawasee, 2007
2A: 16 by Courtney Felke, Rochester vs. Heritage Christian, 2004
A: 12 by Katie Pechin, Laf. Central Cath. vs. South Central (Eliz.),
2006
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 13 by Beth Shields, Rushville vs. Chesterton, 1981;13
by Kamie Arnold, Huntington North vs. Noblesville, 1990.
Southport, 1980.
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Highest Free Throw Percentage
4A: .933 (14-15) by Shelby Ross, Columbus East vs. South Bend
Washington, 2007
3A: .800 (8-10) by Lello Gebisa, West Lafayette vs. Franklin, 1998
2A: .900 (9-10) by Kelly Faris, Heritage Christian vs. Oak Hill, 2009
A: .857 (12-14) by Katie Pechin, Lafayette Central Catholic vs.
South Central (Elizabeth), 2006
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 1.000 (10-10) by Alana Hancock, Valparaiso vs.
Bedford North Lawrence, 1991
Championship Game: 1.000 (10-10) by Mistina Oliver, Kokomo vs.
McCutcheon, 1993
Most Rebounds
4A: 17 by Skylar Diggins, SB Washington vs. Columbus East, 2007
3A: 14 by Brandy Swihart, Plymouth vs. Indpls. Cathedral, 2001;
14 by MarKee Martin, FW Bishop Luers vs. Ev. Memorial, 2006;
14 by Amanda Pedro, FW Bishop Luers vs. Ev. Memorial, 2006
2A: 13 by Kara Meyer, Southridge vs. Bluffton, 1998;
13 by Jill Fenneman, Southridge vs. Bluffton, 1998;
13 by Teran Warner, Shenandoah vs. Southwestern (Han.), 2002
A: 17 by Tabitha Gerardot, FW Canterbury vs. University, 2008;
17 by Tabitha Gerardot, FW Canterbury vs. Vin. Rivet, 2009
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 19 by Diane Hoereth, Roncalli vs. Fort Wayne
Northrop, 1986
Southport, 1980
Most Assists (Since 1978)
4A: 7 by Kristen Clary, Terre Haute South vs. S.B. Riley, 2002
3A: 8 by Natalie Will, NorthWood vs. Indianapolis Cathedral, 1999
2A: 7 by Heather Jackson and 7 by Amanda Norris, Southwestern
(Han.) vs. Shenandoah, 2002
7 by Kelly Faris, Heritage Christian vs. Jimtown, 2007
7 by Kelly Faris, Heritage Christian vs. Oak Hill, 2008
7 by Courtney Moses, Oak Hill vs. Heritage Christian, 2009
A: 8 by Patsy Hardesty, Bloomfield vs. Morgan Township, 1998
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 10 by Judi Warren, Warsaw vs. East Chicago
Roosevelt,1976
Championship Game: 16 by Lori Stinson, FW Snider vs. Noblesville,
1988
Most Blocked Shots (Since 1980)
4A: 9 by Amber Harris, North Central vs. Warsaw, 2004
3A: 8 by Ta’Shia Phillips, Brebeuf Jesuit vs. Wawasee, 2007
2A: 8 by Jill Fenneman, Southridge vs. Bluffton, 1998
A: 10 by Kaiti Cochren, Wood Memorial vs. Oregon-Davis, 2007
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 11 by Trena Keys, Marion vs. Evans. Reitz, 1981
Championship Game: 9 by Chante’ Stiers, Rushville vs. Evansville
Reitz, 1981
Most Steals (Since 1980)
4A: 9 by Ashley Allen, Ben Davis vs. Fort Wayne Snider, 2001
3A: 7 by Fahkara Malone, Ev. Memorial vs. FW Bishop Luers, 2006
2A: 6 by Kelly Faris, Heritage Christian vs. Westview, 2006
A: 9 by Mary Messer, Rising Sun vs. Triton, 2000
Single Class
Semifinal Game: 7 by Amy Metheny, Southport vs. Marion, 1980
Championship Game: 6 by Leah Wooldridge, Anderson Highland vs.
Noblesville, 1987; 6 by Kristen Bodine, Martinsville vs. Crown
Point, 1997
BECOME A LICENSED OFFICIAL FOR THE
26
IHSAA All-Time Career Scoring Leaders
As reported to the IHSAA through 2009-10
Rk. Player
1. Shanna Zolman
2. Stephanie White
3. Megan King
4. Abby Conklin
5. Katie Gearlds
6. Debbie Bolen
7. Jennifer Jacoby
8. Brittany Rayburn
9. Brittany Schoen
10. Julie Helm
11. Patricia Babcock
12. Tiffany Gooden
13. Kourtney Mennen
14. Lisa Shepherd
15. Jodie Whitaker
16. Amie Owsley
T17.Rachel Dixon
T17.Sam Stahl
19. Angela Hamblin
20. Cindy Lamping
21. Skylar Diggins
22. Jodi Howell
23. Leslie Johnson
T24.Shyra Ely
T24.Stacy Stevens
School
Final Season
Wawasee
2001-02
Seeger
1994-95
FW Canterbury
2006-07
Charlestown
1992-93
Beech Grove
2002-03
N. Judson-San Pierre 1987-88
Rossville
1990-91
Attica
2007-08
South Central (Eliz.) 2007-08
Washington
1994-95
Culver Academies 1989-90
Fort Wayne Snider 1993-94
Clinton Prairie
1998-99
Richmond
1996-97
Austin
1984-85
Marion Lakeview Chr. 1999-00
Owen Valley
2006-07
Gary Wallace
1993-94
Batesville
1990-91
SB Washington
2008-09
Alexandria Monroe 2004-05
Fort Wayne Northrop 1992-93
Ben Davis
2000-01
Culver Community 2002-03
Points
3,085
2,869
2,652
2,616
2,521
2,421
2,344
2,337
2,293
2,236
2,199
2,198
2,191
2,140
2,095
2,076
2,057
2,057
2,053
2,048
2,036
2,026
2,020
2,004
2,004
IHSAA All-Time Single Season Scoring Leaders
As reported to the IHSAA through 2009-10
Rk. Player
1. Abby Conklin
2. Stephanie White
3. Katie Gearlds
4. Shanna Zolman
5. Stephanie White
6. Shanna Zolman
7. Jodie Whitaker
8. Kourtney Mennen
9. Skylar Diggins
10. Julie Helm
11. Shanna Zolman
12. Rachel Dixon
13. Leslie Johnson
14. Rainey Alting
15. MaChelle Joseph
16. Jaclyn Leininger
17. Patricia Babcock
18. Maria Stack
19. Shanna Zolman
T20.Glenna Bower
T20.Jennifer Jacoby
22. Skylar Diggins
23. Amie Owsley
T24.Megan King
T24.Abby Salscheider
School
Final Season Points
Charlestown
1992-93
956
Seeger
1994-95
886
Beech Grove
2002-03
873
Wawasee
2001-02
846
Seeger
1993-94
838
Wawasee
2000-01
824
Austin
1984-85
789
Clinton Prairie
1998-99
783
SB Washington
2007-08
767
Washington
1994-95
761
Wawasee
1999-00
759
757
FW Northrop
1992-93
739
Delphi
1995-96
737
DeKalb
1987-88
736
Warsaw
2003-04
733
Culver Academy
1989-90
725
Columbus East
1979-80
715
Wawasee
2000-01
711
New Washington
1989-90
709
Rossville
1990-91
709
SB Washington
2006-07
708
Marion Lakeview Chr. 1999-00
704
FW Canterbury
2003-04
702
Bluffton
1997-98
702
Indiana Coaches of Girls Sports Association (ICGSA)
Final Regular Season Poll - February 8, 2010
First place votes listed in parentheses
Class 4A
No. Team
W-L
Pts.
1. Ben Davis (11)
21-0
110
2. Jeffersonville
20-1
95
3. Mooresville
21-1
86
4. Floyd Central
20-1
63
5. Merrillville
19-1
59
6. Bloomington North
20-2
53
7. Elkhart Memorial
20-2
40
8. Kokomo
17-2
33
9. Penn
16-2
19
10. Westfield
18-2
12
Others receiving votes: Logansport, South Bend Clay,
Mishawaka, Decatur Central, Bloomington South, Columbus
North, Seymour, Warren Central, Carmel, Northridge, Warsaw.
Class 2A
No. Team
W-L
Pts.
1. Winchester (12)
20-0
146
2. Austin (1)
18-2
127
3. Jimtown (2)
19-1
118
4. Boone Grove
20-1
83
5. Oak Hill
17-3
82
6. Wabash
19-1
70
7. Indian Creek
19-2
49
8. Taylor
18-3
41
9. Heritage Christian
11-9
31
10. North Posey
18-2
26
Others receiving votes: Brownstown Central, Fort Wayne Bishop
Luers, Tri-West, Hagerstown, Paoli.
Class A
No. Team
W-L
Pts.
1. Vincennes Rivet (14)
20-0
149
No. Team
W-L
Pts.
2. Fort Wayne Canterbury (1)
18-2
129
1. Rushville (7)
20-2
141
3. Barr-Reeve
19-1
108
2. Norwell (8)
20-0
134
4. Turkey Run
16-5
85
3. Hamilton Heights
18-1
103
5. Oregon-Davis
18-4
84
4. Mount Vernon (Fortville)
18-2
96
6. Kouts
16-3
64
5. Evansville Memorial
18-3
90
7. Waldron
17-3
58
6. Fort Wayne Elmhurst
16-4
66
8. Jac-Cen-Del
16-4
37
7. Gibson Southern
21-1
60
9. Tri-Central
15-7
36
8. Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran
17-3
56
9. North Vermillion
18-2
31
9. Northwood
17-3
31
Others receiving votes: South Central (Elizabeth), West Central,
10. Benton Central
17-4
23
Others receiving votes: Crawfordsville, Roncalli, Hammond Gavit, Randolph Southern, Tri-County, Monroe Central, Northeast
Dubois.
Greensburg, Griffith, Columbia City.
Class 3A
27
Most State Championships
(Through the 2009 State Finals - * no longer an IHSAA member school)
School
Total
Years
5
1999 (2A), 2000 (2A), 2001 (2A),
2002 (3A), 2006 (3A)
Heritage Christian
4
2006 (2A), 2007 (2A), 2008 (2A),
2009 (2A)
Ben Davis
3
2000 (4A), 2001 (4A), 2009 (4A)
Kokomo
3
1992, 1993, 2003 (4A)
Tri-Central
3
2003 (A), 2004 (A), 2005 (A)
2
1983, 1991
Brebeuf Jesuit
2
2004 (3A), 2007 (3A)
Crown Point
2
1984, 1985
East Chicago Roosevelt*
2
1977, 1979
2
2008 (A), 2009 (A)
Huntington North
2
1990, 1995
2
2000 (3A), 2001 (3A)
Martinsville
2
1997, 1998 (4A)
2
2004 (4A), 2005 (4A)
Shenandoah
2
2003 (2A), 2005 (2A)
Triton
2
2000 (A), 2001 (A)
Warsaw
2
1976, 1978
Beech Grove
1
2003 (3A)
Bloomfield
1
1998 (A)
Carmel
1
2008 (4A)
Castle
1
2006 (4A)
Center Grove
1
1996
Clinton Prairie
1
1999 (A)
Evansville Reitz
1
1981
Fort Wayne Elmhurst
1
2009 (3A)
Fort Wayne Northrop
1
1986
Fort Wayne Snider
1
1988
Heritage
1
1982
Lafayette Central Catholic
1
2006 (A)
Lake Central
1
1994
New Albany
1
1999 (4A)
Noblesville
1
1987
North Vermillion
1
2002 (A)
NorthWood
1
1999 (3A)
Oregon-Davis
1
2007 (A)
Plymouth
1
2008 (3A)
Rochester
1
2004 (2A)
Scottsburg
1
1989
1
2005 (3A)
1
2007 (4A)
Southport
1
1980
Southridge
1
1998 (2A)
1
2002 (2A)
Terre Haute South
1
2002 (4A)
West Lafayette
1
1998 (3A)
Most State Runner-Up Finishes
School
Total
Years
3
2006 (4A), 2008 (4A), 2009 (4A)
Valparaiso
3
1982, 1996, 2000 (4A)
2
1990, 1992
Columbus East
2
1980, 2007 (4A)
Crown Point
2
1983, 1997
Fort Wayne Snider
2
1999 (4A), 2001 (4A)
Oak Hill
2
2008 (2A), 2009 (2A)
Shenandoah
2
2001 (2A), 2002 (2A)
Warsaw
2
1991, 2004 (4A)
Wawasee
2
1985, 2007 (3A)
Anderson Highland
1
1987
Anderson Madison Heights*
1
1979
Austin
1
1999 (2A)
Benton Central
1
1989
Bloomfield
1
1976
Bluffton
1
1998 (2A)
Carmel
1
1995
Columbia City
1
2000 (3A)
Corydon Central
1
2005 (3A)
Evansville Memorial
1
2006 (3A)
Forest Park
1
2000 (2A)
1
2004 (3A)
Franklin
1
1998 (3A)
Gary West Side
1
2005 (4A)
Gibson Southern
1
2002 (3A)
Hebron
1
2002 (A)
Heritage Christian
1
2004 (2A)
Indianapolis Bishop Chatard
1
2008 (3A)
28
School
Total
Years
1
1999 (3A)
Jac-Cen-Del
1
1978
Jimtown
1
2007 (2A)
Kokomo
1
1994
Lake Central
1
1998 (4A)
McCutcheon
1
1993
Morgan Township
1
1998 (A)
Mount Vernon (Fortville)
1
1977
New Washington
1
1999 (A)
Noblesville
1
1988
North Judson-San Pierre
1
2005 (2A)
North Vermillion
1
2003 (A)
Northeast Dubois
1
2005 (A)
Oakland City Wood
1
2007 (A)
Owen Valley
1
2009 (3A)
Perry Meridian
1
2003 (4A)
Plymouth
1
2001 (3A)
Rising Sun
1
2000 (A)
Rushville
1
1981
Scottsburg
1
1986
South Bend Riley
1
2002 (4A)
1
2003 (3A)
1
2006 (A)
1
2003 (2A)
University
1
2008 (A)
Vincennes Rivet
1
2009 (A)
Warren Central
1
1984
Washington Catholic
1
2004 (A)
Westview
1
2006 (2A)
White River Valley
1
2001 (A)
Most State Finals Appearances
School
Total
Years
6
1999 (2A), 2000 (2A), 2001 (2A),
2002 (3A), 2004 (3A), 2006 (3A)
Heritage Christian
5
2004 (2A), 2006 (2A), 2007 (2A),
2008 (2A), 2009 (2A)
Kokomo
5
1992, 1993, 1994, 1996, 2003 (4A)
Valparaiso
5
1982, 1991, 1992, 1996, 2000 (4A)
4
1983, 1990, 1991, 1992
Ben Davis
4
1992, 2000 (4A), 2001 (4A)
2009 4A)
Columbus East
4
1980, 1994, 1997, 2007 (4A)
Crown Point
4
1983, 1984, 1985, 1997
Noblesville
4
1987, 1988, 1989, 1990
Shenandoah
4
2001 (2A), 2002 (2A), 2003 (2A),
2005 (2A)
4
2006 (4A), 2007 (4A), 2008 (4A)
2009 (4A)
Warsaw
4
1976, 1978, 1991, 2004 (4A)
Bloomfield
3
1976, 1977, 1998 (A)
Brebeuf Jesuit
3
1982, 2004 (3A), 2007 (3A)
East Chicago Roosevelt*
3
1976, 1977, 1979
Fort Wayne Snider
3
1988, 1999 (4A), 2001 (4A)
Heritage
3
1978, 1982, 1983
1989, 1990, 1995
Huntington North
3
3
1999 (3A), 2000 (3A), 2001 (3A)
Lake Central
3
1994, 1995, 1998 (4A)
3
1979, 2004 (4A), 2005 (4A)
Rushville
3
1981, 1985, 1993
Scottsburg
3
1986, 1988, 1989
Tri-Central
3
2003 (A), 2004 (A), 2005 (A)
Anderson
2
1990, 1994
Austin
2
1985, 1999 (2A)
Benton Central
2
1988, 1989
Carmel
2
1995, 2008 (4A)
Fort Wayne Northrop
2
1986, 1987
2
2008 (A), 2009 (A)
Marion
2
1980, 1981
Martinsville
2
1997, 1998 (4A)
North Vermillion
2
2002 (A), 2003 (A)
NorthWood
2
1997, 1999 (3A)
Oak Hill
2
2008 (2A), 2009 (2A)
Plymouth
2
2001 (3A), 2008 (3A)
2
2003 (3A), 2005 (3A)
2
2002 (2A), 2003 (2A)
Triton
2
2000 (A), 2001 (A)
Wawasee
2
1985, 2007 (3A)
Westview
2
2006 (2A)

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