The middle‑school basketball scene delivered a charged rivalry night on Tuesday as Fall Creek Valley traveled to Lawrence Central to take on Belzer. The Wildcats controlled the evening from start to finish, earning wins in both the 7th‑ and 8th‑grade matchups. Webster's 21 Lifts Fall Creek in One-Point Thriller Belzer opened the game with toughness on the glass, using offensive rebounds from Eddie Wagner and Carter Murdock to jump ahead 4–0. Murdock added another bucket for a

Lawrence North and Pike entered the Marion County championship as the two favorites — and the title game delivered every bit of the drama you’d expect. In a matchup defined by swings of momentum, defensive grit, and clutch shot‑making, Lawrence North survived Pike’s late surge to claim the county crown in overtime. A Tale of Two Halves for Lawrence North The Wildcats struggled to find rhythm early. Their perimeter shooting sputtered through the first two quarters, going 2/6 f

SOUTHPORT — The Marion County Tournament delivered everything you’d expect from one of the state’s premier stages on Friday night. Four teams entered Southport High School with hopes of advancing, but by the end of the evening, the favorites — Lawrence North and Pike — proved why they were expected to meet in the championship. Lawrence Central arrived riding the momentum of a comeback win over Ben Davis earlier in the week. At the same time, Park Tudor entered as a potential

No. 1 Fishers rode hot shooting, two Zachary buzzer‑beaters, and a dominant first three quarters to hold off No. 3 Pike’s furious late comeback, escaping 76–67 in a sold‑out thriller. Pike’s fourth‑quarter press cut a 17‑point deficit to single digits, but Hillsman and Walker delivered the closing plays that sealed it

Day 2 of the Paul Loggan Invitational delivered everything you want from a showcase: explosive starts, defensive identity statements, underdog grit, and multiple players elevating their stock. Each matchup brought its own storyline, but the common thread was intensity — teams didn’t just compete, they responded . Game 1: Pike vs Park Tudor Final: Pike — Dominant Start, Chaotic Finish Pike wasted no time asserting control, exploding for 27 first‑quarter points  and closing the

GAME 1: North Central’s Balanced Attack Overpowers Park Tudor, 74–64 This was our first time watching both North Central and Park Tudor, and North Central wasted no time making an impression. The Panthers opened the game on a blazing 9–2 run and later used a 13–2 burst to start the second quarter, taking control and never giving it back. What stood out most was North Central’s balanced scoring. Four players reached double digits: Gabriel Grosfeld – 19 points (8–9 FG, 3–3 3PT

FISHERS — The Mudsock rivalry once again delivered a packed gym, a playoff‑level atmosphere, and a game that swung back and forth for four quarters. In a matchup featuring 14 lead changes, the Fishers Tigers closed strong to defeat the Hamilton Southeastern Royals 68–61 on Friday night. The win also marked a milestone for Fishers head coach Garrett Winegar, who earned his 113th career victory to become the winningest coach in program history. First Quarter: Royals Strike Earl

The annual Sneakers for Santa Shootout at Brownsburg High School once again delivered a full day of high school basketball excitement. Fans were treated to fast-paced offenses, gritty comebacks, and breakout performances from some of Indiana’s brightest talents — and even a Kentucky squad looking to prove itself. Here’s how the action unfolded across the five games we caught: Princeton Starts Fast, Holds Off Charlestown Princeton came out firing, building a 39–15 halftime lea

The buzz around the Pike Red Devils wasn’t just preseason chatter — it was a warning shot. With juniors Jahari Miller and Isaiah Hill fresh off a Nike EYBL Peach Jam championship, and the addition of the Lampley brothers this summer, Pike entered the season with expectations sky-high. Saturday night against Hamilton Southeastern, they showed exactly why. HSE new head coach, Bobby Allen was hired in April 2025 after previously leading Guerin Catholic’s program for seven seaso

NOBLESVILLE, Ind.  — In a contest featuring several Division I recruits, Justin Curry (Valparaiso commit) , Baron Walker (Butler commit) , Noah Smith (DePaul commit) , and the electrifying junior Harper Baker-Lands  — battle it out in a game that felt more like March than November. The Plainfield Quakers held off a late surge from the Noblesville Millers to secure a 60–53 victory Saturday afternoon. The game opened evenly, with both teams trading baskets in the first quarter.

Fall Creek Valley past Creston Middle School, 58-21, on Tuesday as Dominique Hollowell scored 17 points. Fall Creek Valley never trailed in the game. Their biggest lead was by 44 points at 51-7. Leading 33-7, Fall Creek Valley went on an 18-point run to pull further away. Fall Creek Valley had a strong first half, leading 40-7 at halftime and never looked back, securing the victory. The second quarter proved to be a turning point for Fall Creek Valley as they outscored Cresto

Prep Ball Stars EPO “Elite Players Only” showcase was buzzing with talent and energy! 🏀 Held on August 28, the event spotlighted some of...

Hamilton Southeastern is a Team to Watch Bobby Allen the new coach for the HSE Program is a team to watch in the HCC this year. With...