By Nick Jenkinson-SCINN Sports Director <\/p>\n\n\n\n
The 18th Annual Indiana All Star Boys Basketball Classic took place Friday at the OC Lewis Gymnasium at the Kardatzke Wellness Center on the Campus of Anderson University. 33 Juniors and 32 Freshman and Sophomores from around the State of Indiana as 65 of the Top Boys Basketball Underclassman showcased their talents to Fans and College Coaches.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0There were four games with Two Juniors Games followed by Two Futures games as all four games played standard high school rules with four eight-minute quarters and no running clock. The Teams were divided into Team Red and Team White with the White Team as the home team on the scoreboard. Team Red won Game 1 101-84 with Team White winning the next three games 98-87 in Game 2, 91-69 in Game 3 and 100-73. Each Team had a Fellowship of Christian Athletes Mental Attitude Award Winner and a Most Outstanding Player that was presented after each game.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\u00a0\u00a0In Game 1 Devin Bolden of Indianapolis Ritter scored 32 points and 7 rebounds to lead Team Red to the win. Bolden showcased his range, knocking down all three triples he attempted and was named the Most Outstanding Player. Jayden Comer from Jay County scored 20 points. Fellowship of Christian Athletes Award Winner Tywaine Fuller from Liberty Christian and Mason Trammel of Yorktown scored 12 points apiece. Owen Garber of Lapel had 9 points, Lane Hook from Caston 8 had points, Kyle Edwards from Whiteland scored 6 points and T.J. Davis from Indianapolis Shortridge had 5 steals, 4 Rebounds, 2 points and a block. Kevin Cherry of Lapel coached Team Red.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Fellowship of Christian Athletes Award Winner Trey Page of Sheridan led Team White with 22 Points hitting four three pointers. Nash Sigmund of Decatur Central was named the Most Outstanding Player with 14 points as he drilled four three pointers as the duo combined for eight of the teams fourteen shots from beyond the arc. Ty Ferguson from Lawrence Central and Zion See from Peru scored 11 points apiece. Kellen Crim from Morristown scored 9 points. Trey Bennett from Frankton and Kendrick Martin from Liberty Christian scored 6 points apiece. Aiden Schaumburg from Rossville scored 3 points and Jayvon Irby from Fort Wayne South scored two points. Norman Anderson of Liberty Christian coached Team White.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
In Game 2 Ari Sahm of Indianapolis Bishop Chatard scored 26 of his 32 points in the second half for Team White to be named the Most Outstanding Player. James Hughes of Batesville scored 18 points and 12 rebounds. Scout Gray of South Dearborn scored 16 points. Noah Kloska of Saint Thomas More and Chase Devine of Bremen scored 8 points apiece. Holden Russell of West Washington and Blake Hammond of Terre Haute North scored 7 points apiece and Fellowship of Christian Athletes Award Winner Carter Crum of State Champion Parke Heritage scored 4 points, 5 rebounds,3 assists, 2 blocks and a block. Brad Moorehead from South Dearborn coached Team White.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Ryan Miller of Tri-West scored 22 points along with 9 rebounds to lead Team Red and named the Most Outstanding Player. Zhaden Zowd of Yorktown and Dennis Moran III of Portage scored 9 points apiece. Tavar Baskerville of Class 3A State Runner Up New Haven added 8 points. Wyatt Adams of South Dearborn scored 5 points. Jaxon McCain of Boonville scored 4 points. Fellowship of Christian Athletes Award Winner King McLaurin of Indianapolis Washington scored 4 points, 3 assists and a steal. Kadon Partenhimer of Forest Park did not play due to injury but was on the bench as Mark Detwelier of Delta Coached Team Red.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
In Game 3 Eli Gilpin of South Ripley scored 17 points and had 12 rebounds, named the Most Outstanding Player for Team White. Logan Mollenkof of Caston scored 20 points. Charles Hardiman of Merrillville scored 16 points; Ashton Brobston of Frankton added 14 points and Walker Johnson of Delta scored 10 points. Kingston Gallentine of Heritage scored 6 points and Naji Meux of East Chicago Central added 4 points. Fellowship of Christian Athletes Award Winner Liam Ko of Lapel had 4 points, 6 assists and an assist. Kevin Cherry of Lapel coached Team White.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Jaxson Johnson of Delta scored 22 points and pulled down 6 rebounds to lead Team Red and named the Most Outstanding Player. Bryasen Russell of Madison and Brady Bishop of West Central scored 8 points apiece. Raymond Bowling of Anderson scored 7 points. Jonah Martin of Jeffersonville, Quintyn Voltz of Princeton and Le Jordan Fowler of Mishawaka all scored 6 points apiece. Mehki Gillis of East Chicago Central scored 4 points. Fellowship of Christian Athletes Award Winner Jordan Yates scored 2 points, 8 rebounds, 3 assists and 2 steals. Mark Detwiler of Delta coached Team Red. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
The final game of the day saw a single game scoring record for this event as Varchson Clark of Hamilton Southeastern scored 47 points and was named the Most Outstanding Player for Team White. Clark pulled down 13 rebounds and had 3 assists. Chandon Gilbert of Lawrence North scored 24 points. Fellowship of Christian Athletes Award Winner Johnovan Smith of Crawfordsville scored 9 points, 6 rebounds, 3 steals and an assist. Teegan Leonard of North Vermillion scored 7 points. Caden Thoman of Shelbyville scored 5 points. Don Bowling III of Anderson scored 4 points and Collin Cook from Northwestern added 2 points. Donnie Bowling of Anderson coached Team White.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Manu Jackson of Anderson scored 23 points along with 10 rebounds and was named the Most Outstanding Player for Team Red. Davis Baker of Lawrence North scored 23 points. Daniel Selking of Bellmont scored 16 points and hit 4 triples. Kamaries Allen of Liberty Christian scored 10 points. Jaylin Foster of Indianapolis Scecina scored 8 points. Cris Freitas of Lebanon and Ryan Lynch of Delta scored 2 points each. Fellowship of Christian Athletes Award Winner Judah Smith of Smith Academy scored 2 points along with a rebound and a steal. Norman Anderson of Liberty Christian coached Team Red. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
\u00a0\u00a0 There were a lot of eyes as always on this event as for the third straight year there was a new attendance record for the boys\u2019 games and with the games streamed on Indiana Sports Network College Coaches along with fans were watching. The Indiana All-Star Basketball Classic was Co-founded by Former Indiana University Men’s Basketball Player and Number 1 NBA Draft Pick Kent Benson and Steven Stremming the Owner of Excel H Sports and the Executive Director of the Indiana All Star Basketball Classic.\u00a0The players always put on a showcase for the Coaches and Fans, and it helps them get noticed to get to the next level. This is not a normal all-star game where it\u2019s about the individual player wanting to stuff the stat sheet it\u2019s about playing together and helping each other when the spotlight is on you the most and that is what makes the Indiana All Star Basketball Classic on of the best all-star events in the State of Indiana.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
By Nick Jenkinson-SCINN Sports Director The 18th Annual Indiana All Star Boys Basketball Classic took place Friday at the OC Lewis Gymnasium at the Kardatzke Wellness Center on the Campus of Anderson University. 33 Juniors and 32 Freshman and Sophomores from around the State of Indiana as 65 of the Top Boys Basketball Underclassman showcased their …<\/p>\n