Coach Mac is moving on. Case arena is great but I don’t think this is a good job.

Any information on last night's jr-sr all star games at Cathedral? Apparently there is a central Indiana media blackout for that event.

I have looked through the bylaws and cannot find the rule. Can graduates of a school participate in the summer open gyms. I know they cannot during season, but can't find out-of-season or summer.

Why haven’t we heard who they hired? They interviewed weeks ago now.

North Central boys - Departing Coach Vance Edmondson
FARMERSBURG, Ind. -- (Updated 6/5) Coach Edmondson departs to take over for the Sullivan girls squad. Last season’s Thunderbirds were 12-12, and Edmondson is not the only one out the door. With just a couple of holdovers, next season’s T-Birds will look drastically different. Jr-2-b guard Jace Hooper logged substantial varsity time last go round and DeShawn Clark should supply some much needed reach, but beyond that it will be largely uncharted ground. A seven member JV was less than competitive in several outings. Put simply, it will be a rebuild in Farmersburg. HS Math, HS Spanish, MS Science, and Asst. Principal - willing to pair admin with Coaching

Waldron boys - Departing Coach Beau Scott
WALDRON, Ind. -- David Corder (Closed 6/5)

Any insight on the Greenwood boys job? This is a fairly high profile job that should have a lot of interest. Seems strange that things have been quiet about this one for so long.

Covington girls - Departing Coach Travis Brown
COVINGTON, Ind. -- Mark Switzer (Closed 6/1)

Coach Brown has stepped down to focus his time as the high school AD. He has already hired his successor in former North Vermillion coach Mark Switzer

Clinton Central is hosting a girls shootout on June 8. Games will start at 11 and go through 7. It is a three game guarantee. $175 per team, additional teams $125.

You can bring JV and Varsity or just one of the two. We have room in each division.

I have had a few schools waiting until Saturday evening to let me know if they are coming. They need to wait until the Softball Semi-State. I will have a schedule ready Sunday afternoon.

If you are interested and want in or want more information contact Don Helmick 317-800-1701.

Clinton Central is about 20-25 minutes North of Zionsville on 421.

Sullivan girls - Departing Coach Julie Meeks
SULLIVAN, Ind. -- Vance Edmondson (Closed 6/1)

Riverton Park boys - Departing Coach Aaron Hines
MONTEZUMA, Ind. -- Lucas Steward (Closed 6/1)

Linton-Stockton boys - Departing Coach Noah Hawkins (Interim)
LINTON, Ind. -- Matt Britton (Closed 6/1)

Some of you know that I started a faith based 501 3 C to work basketball camps.
Headed to Hamtramck Michigan and Baku Azerbaijan this summer.
Maybe headed to Hawaii in the fall and looking for opportunities for bball clinics/camps there, too. Not the whole time, but some time.
Looking forward to it, the experiences and hopefully helping spread the game of basketball.
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Linton-Stockton boys - Departing Coach Noah Hawkins (Interim)
LINTON, Ind. -- (Updated 4/18) Now official Linton will not be bringing Joey Hart back as the Miners boys basketball coach. In 13 years at Linton Coach Hart was 277-73. He guided the Miners to three 2A state runner-up finishes. There are reports that Linton sees itself as a big fish and some admin want to go through a statewide coaching search process. However, those reports are currently outpaced by those pointing to keeping interim Noah Hawkins. Job is not officially open yet for apps etc, but Linton will see a change next season. (Updated 4/19) Word now that Coach Hawkins is not interested in pursuing the head coaching position at Linton. Looks like it will open up after all. (Updated 5/30) Good Varsity Clubber reports Matt Britton name heavily in the mix.

Churubusco boys - Departing Coach Shannon Beard
CHURUBUSCO, Ind. -- Gabe Garman (Closed 5/26)

Adams girls - Departing Coach Dawn Huff
SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- Mo Scott (Closed 5/26)

Hammond Central boys - Departing Coach Larry Moore Jr.
HAMMOND, Ind. -- Jermaine Boyette (Closed 5/25)

Royerton Redbird Ron Pease

Thanks to the contribution of good basketball gentlemen, Pat McKee and Gene Milner, many updates now added. I've also updated several of the schools now closed and lost to consolidation!

Career Leading Scorers Database: Updates!

INDIANA -- New Career Leading Scorers at Terre Haute North! Thanks to the research of good basketball steward, Pat McKee

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Mr. Junior Dwight "Dee" Monroe, age 93, of Charlestown, Indiana formerly of Madison entered this life on May 14, 1930 in Madison, Indiana. He was the loving son of the late Raleigh and Juanita Rowlett Monroe. He was a 1949 graduate of Madison High School and was inducted in the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame. A 3-year stalwart for Madison High School, scored over 1,000 points for Hall of Fame Coach Ray Eddy … All-State in 1949 … also all-sectional, all-regional and all-semistate … scored 36 points in state title game, though Madison lost to Jasper … named Mr. Basketball … scored 19 points in Indiana victory over Kentucky all-stars … scored 42 points in a sectional victory over New Washington … turned down a chance to play at Purdue, instead settling down in Madison. He was the oldest living Mr. Basketball. He was inducted into the U.S. Army on August 30, 1954 in Louisville, Kentucky. He rose to the rate of Specialist Three serving in the light weapons infantry during the Korean War era. He was honorably discharged on August 16, 1956 at Fort Sheridan, Illinois receiving the Good Conduct Medal. Dee was transferred to the Reserves and remained there until being discharged on August 29, 1962. Dee married Elizabeth Ackerman and was blessed with a daughter, Beverly and son Michael Steven. He worked several years at Indiana Kentucky Electric Corporation, was a Madison Police Officer for three years, and retired in 1995 from the Jefferson Proving Ground. He was a lifelong resident of Madison until moving to be near his daughter. He was a member of North Madison Baptist Church, Madison VFW Post No. 1969, and the Major Samuel Woodfill Post No. 9 of the American Legion. He enjoyed bowling and playing basketball in his younger years. He loved watching IU basketball and being with his family. Junior died on Thursday, May 18, 2023, at 2:57 a.m. at the Maple Manor in Sellersburg, Indiana.

A LOVING FAMILY
Junior will be missed by his two loving daughters, Beverly Barnes and her husband Bob of Charlestown, Indiana and DeJean Marker-Brock and her husband Rusty of Sorrento, Florida; his grandchildren, M.D. and Mark Monroe, Kristie Lock-Williams, Kyle Lock, and Tiffany Marker-Norwood; his eleven great grandchildren; his one great great grandson; and other relatives. He was preceded in death by his father, Raleigh Monroe, his mother, Juanita Rowlett Monroe, his son, Michael Steven "Mike" Monroe, died June 7, 2012.

FUNERAL CEREMONY
Funeral services will be conducted Thursday, May 25, 2023 at 3:00 p.m., by Pastor Frank McGee at the Morgan & Nay Funeral Centre, 325 Demaree Drive Madison, Indiana. Interment will follow in the Pleasant Ridge Cemetery, near Madison, Indiana.

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VISITATION
Friends may visit Thursday, May 25, 2023 from 12:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. at the Morgan & Nay Funeral Centre, 325 Demaree Drive in Madison, Indiana.

MILITARY HONORS
A final salute with military honors will be provided by the Major Samuel Woodfill Post No. 9 of the American Legion.

MEMORIAL EXPRESSIONS
Memorial contributions may be made to the Huntington's Disease of Indiana or the Lide White Boys and Girls Club. Cards are available at the Morgan & Nay Funeral Centres of Madison and Hanover. Online condolences, remembrances and memorials can be left at www.morgan-nay.com

Linton-Stockton boys - Departing Coach Noah Hawkins (Interim)
LINTON, Ind. -- (Updated 4/18) Now official Linton will not be bringing Joey Hart back as the Miners boys basketball coach. In 13 years at Linton Coach Hart was 277-73. He guided the Miners to three 2A state runner-up finishes. There are reports that Linton sees itself as a big fish and some admin want to go through a statewide coaching search process. However, those reports are currently outpaced by those pointing to keeping interim Noah Hawkins. Job is not officially open yet for apps etc, but Linton will see a change next season.

IndyStar Indiana Mr. Basketball Markus Burton will play his final games as a high school player on June 7, June 9 and June 10 as a member of the 2023 Indiana All-Star team.

The IndyStar Indiana All-Stars are presented by the Indiana Basketball Coaches Association. The Indianapolis Star is the title sponsor of the Indiana All-Stars. Hoosier Shooting Academy is a presenting partner of All-Star Week (June 4-10). Energy Systems Group is a presenting partner of the June 10 senior doubleheader against Kentucky.

Burton, his boys' All-Star teammates and the 2023 Indiana Girls All-Stars will play three games each -- an exhibition against the Indiana Junior All-Stars on Wednesday, June 7 at Cathedral High School in Indianapolis followed by home-and-home doubleheaders against the Kentucky All-Stars on Friday, June 9 at the Owensboro Sportscenter and Saturday, June 10 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.

Burton, who totaled 2,273 points, 533 rebounds and 512 assists in leading Penn to a 74-31 record during a high school career, is headed to the University of Notre Dame. He averaged 30.3 points, 5.7 rebounds and 5.1 assists as a senior with a a career-high of 47 points against South Bend Washington as a senior.

Furst will be joined on the boys' All-Stars by fellow Notre Dame recruit Logan Imes of Zionsville. Complementing them are Xavier Booker of Cathedral, Myles Colvin of Heritage Christian, JaQualon Roberts of Bloomington North, Joey Hart of Linton-Stockton, Mason Jones of Valparaiso and Zane Doughty and Sheridan Sharp of Ben Davis. Completing the squad are A.J. Lux of Crown Point, Sam Orme of Carmel, Luke Almodovar of Noblesville and Ian Raasch of NorthWood.

The 2023 boys' All-Stars will be coached by Don Carlisle, coach of Ben Davis' 33-0 Class 4A state champions. He will be assisted by Brent Brobston of Frankton and Shane Burkhart of Evansville Bosse.

Indiana Miss Basketball Laila Hull of Zionsville headlines the 2023 Indiana girls' All-Stars. Hull, a North Carolina signee, averaged 22.4 points, 8.3 rebounds, 2.1 assists, 2.4 steals and 1.3 blocks in pacing Zionsville to a 20-3 record as a senior. She set numerous school records in her career, including career points (1,668), career blocks (125), rebounds in a game (18), blocks in a season (37 as a sophomore) and career free throws made and attempted (344 of 465).

Hull will be joined on the All-Stars by McKenna Layden of Northwestern, Karsyn Norman of Bedford North Lawrence, Cristen Carter of Ben Davis, Asia Donald of Hobart, Amber Tretter of Forest Park and RaShunda Jones and Amiyah Reynolds of South Bend Washington. Others on the girls' squad are Ashlynn Brooke of Pioneer, Layla Gold of Cathedral, Saige Stahl of Columbus East and Riley Makalusky and Olivia Brown of Hamilton Southeastern.

The 2023 girls' All-Stars will be coached by Kristi Ulrich, who guided Penn to the 2016 Class 4A state title. She will be assisted by Bryan Graham of Triton Central and Bob Lapadot of Garrett.

The Indiana boys hold a 103-44 advantage in their series with Kentucky that began in 1940, one year after the first All-Star team played Indiana state champ Frankfort High School. The Indiana girls have a 52-40 lead in their series with Kentucky that started in 1976. No games were played in 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the boys' All-Stars did not play in 1943 or 1944 because of World War II.

As part of the All-Star doubleheader on June 10, the All-Stars will announce the 2023 recipients of the annual Wooden/MCL Citizenship Awards. The girls' winner will be announced at halftime of the girls' game. The boys' winner will be announced at halftime of the boys' game. This is the 32nd year that the Wooden Citizenship awards have been presented, all 32 years sponsored by MCL Restaurant & Bakery.

The 2023 Indiana Junior All-Stars will play two doubleheaders this year. Those games will be June 4 at Jeffersonville against the Kentucky Juniors and June 7 at Cathedral against the Indiana Seniors.

Those competing in both games for the Junior boys are Jack Benter of Brownstown Central, Flory Bidunga of Kokomo, Kanon Catchings of Brownsburg, Micah Davis of Franklin Community, Tyler Parrish of Chesterton and K.J. Windham of Ben Davis. Completing the team on June 4 are Sabien Cain of University, Camron Casky of Pike, Josiah Dunham of Evansville Christian, Taray Howell of Evansville Bosse, Ron Rutland III of Indianapolis Attucks and Justin Sims of Chesterton. Completing the team on June 7 are Isaac Andrews of Wapahani, Trey Buchanan of Westfield, Aaron Fine of Noblesville, Brauntae Johnson of Fort Wayne North, Jaelyn Johnson of Portage and Jevon Lewis Jr. of Fort Wayne Wayne.

Playing in both games for the Junior girls are Alli Harness of Carroll (Flora), Jordyn Poole of Fort Wayne Snider, Chloe Spreen of Bedford North Lawrence, Reagan Wilson of Noblesville, Faith Wiseman of Indian Creek and Juliann Woodard of Jennings County. Completing the team on June 4 are Lauren Foster of Indian Creek, Talia Harris of Fishers, Rachel Harshman of Mooresville, Ellie Kelleher of Westfield, Avery Kelley of Evansville Memorial and Ellery Minch of Mt. Vernon (Fortville). Completing the team on June 7 are Aniyah Bishop of Lake Central, Joh'nea Donahue of Fort Wayne Snider, Kennedy Fuelling of Norwell, Kyra Hill of Goshen, Camryn Runner of Hamilton Heights and Adrianne Tolen of West Lafayette.

Aaron Wolfe of NorthWood is head coach of the Junior Boys. He is assisted by Jon Neill of Bloomfield. Zach Newby of Lapel is head coach of the Junior Girls. He is assisted by Brodie Garber of Fairfield.

The Senior boys and the Senior girls coincidentally both lead their respective Junior rivals 41-10 in games that began in 1996. The Indiana Juniors lead in games the Kentucky Juniors, the boys ahead 7-4 and the girls ahead 10-1.

New for 2023 are the All-Star "Futures Games" that will be played June 10 at Gainbridge FIeldhouse. This is a doubleheader that features Indiana-only teams of juniors, sophomores and freshmen in a North-South format.

The North boys include Andrews, Bidunga, Buchanan, Cain, Catchings, Sims and Brauntae Johnson. Completing the North boys are Grady Carpenter of Tipton, Chase Konieczny of South Bend St. Joseph, Jalen Haralson of Fishers, Kellen Pickett of Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian and Ajani Washington of Fort Wayne Concordia. Coaches are Clint Swan of Crown Point and Cliff Hawkins of Tipton.

The South boys include Benter, Davis, Dunham, Howell and Windham. Completing the South boys are Dezmon Briscoe of Indianapolis Attucks, Braylon Mullins of Greenfield-Central, Blake Neill of Bloomfield, Trent Sisley of Heritage Hills, Mark Zackery IV of Ben Davis and Brennan Miller and Azavier Robinson of Lawrence North. Coaches are Kirk Manns of Seymour and Jackson Williams of Greenwood Christian.

The North girls include Harness, Harris, Poole, Runner and Tolen. Completing the North girls are Lillian Barnes of Valparaiso, Addison Baxter of Columbia City, Addison Bowsman of Twin Lakes, Avery Gordon of Brownsburg, Maya Makalusky of Hamilton Southeastern, Kira Reynolds of South Bend Washington and Ava Ziolkowski of Crown Point. Coaches are Matt Stone of Wabash and Lisa Finn of Cathedral.

The South girls include Foster, Harshman, Minch, Spreen, Wilson, Wiseman and Woodard. Completing the South girls are Emma Haan of Zionsville, Avah Montgomery of Southridge, Meredith Tippner of Noblesville and Lola Lampley and Aniyah McKenzie of Lawrence Central. Coaches are Kristi Sigler of Jennings County and Brian Smith of Loogootee.

The information below is about tickets for the Indiana-Kentucky All-Star basketball games in 2023.

>> Admission is $10 per person for the Indiana Juniors vs. Kentucky Juniors doubleheader on June 4 at Jeffersonville. Tickets are available at the door. The girls start at 2 p.m., and the boys follow about 4 p.m.

>> Admission is $10 per person for the Junior-Senior doubleheader on June 7 at Cathedral. Tickets are available at the door. The girls start at 6 p.m., and the boys follow about 8 p.m.

>> Tickets are $12 and $10 each for the All-Stars against Kentucky on June 9 in Owensboro. The girls start at 5:30 p.m. CDT (6:30 p.m. EDT), and the boys follow about 7:30 p.m. CDT (8:30 p.m. EDT). Tickets are available at owensborotickets.evenue.net.

>> Tickets are priced at $100, $75, $50, $35, $25, $20 and $10 for June 10 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. The Futures Games doubleheader has the girls at noon and the boys at 2 p.m. The Senior All-Star doubleheader has the girls at 5 p.m. and the boys about 7:30 p.m. One ticket for all four games on June 10. Tickets available at ticketmaster.com.

West Noble girls - Departing Coach Jeff Burns
LIGONIER, Ind. -- (Updated 5/23) Coach Burns will not be back for the 3 seasons with the Chargers. Varsity Club member reports only one senior departs from last season’s 3-20 roster. The season ended in a dismal 55-6 Sectional opening loss to Feifield. Trouble exists in the fact that with the loss of Mackensy Mabie to graduation (primary ball handler, multiple time all-NECC) so goes 14 points of their team’s 30PPG. Offense was truly tough to come by last season, and the new coach is going to inherent as many turnovers per game as points returning. The 3A Chargers currently reside in Sectional 20 with Wawasee, Fairfield, NorthWood, and Lakeland. Good Varsity Clubber airports 7th and 8th grade are both solid classes of athletes with potential. Supportive admin. Stipend $6100. Only openings at this time are reported as Eled positions.