2016IASG
Indiana Jr. All-Stars vs. Indiana All-Stars (Girls & Boys)
Bloomington South High School
Bloomington, IN
June 7, 2016
©2016 Ron Harrison
Indiana Jr. All-Stars (Girls)
|
Riley Blackwell |
6-1 |
Plainfield |
|
Dana Evans |
5-6 |
Gary West |
|
Maliah Howard-Bass |
5-9 |
Columbus North |
|
Karissa McLaughlin |
5-8 |
Homestead |
|
Zion Sanders |
5-8 |
Evansville Central |
|
Madison Wise |
5-11 |
Greenfield-Central |
|
Ashlyn Huffman |
5-5 |
Columbus North |
|
Imani Guy |
6-4 |
Columbus North |
|
Katie Helgason |
5-7 |
Greenfield-Central |
|
Alexis Thomas |
5-9 |
Evansville Central |
|
Kayla Casteel |
5-8 |
Plainfield |
|
Macee Williams |
6-1 |
Fountain Central |
Indiana All-Stars (Girls)
|
Camryn Buhr |
6-1 |
Penn |
|
Lindsey Corsaro |
6-0 |
Roncali |
|
Lauren Dickerson |
5-3 |
Lawrence North |
|
Darby Foresman |
6-3 |
Heritage Christian |
|
Ae’Rianna Harris |
6-1 |
Lawrence North |
|
Tyasha Harris |
5-10 |
Heritage Christian |
|
Holly Hoopingarner |
5-4 |
Greenwood |
|
Cameron Onken |
5-10 |
Lafayette Central Catholic |
|
Jayla Scaife |
5-11 |
Muncie Central |
|
Sydney Shelton |
5-9 |
Fortville Mt. Vernon |
|
Kristen Spolyar |
5-11 |
Lebanon |
|
Emily Sullivan |
6-4 |
Evansville Memorial |
|
Jackie Young |
6-0 |
Princeton |
|
Coach |
Rick Risinger |
Heritage Christian |
The Indiana Sr. All-Stars utilized their transition game to race out to a 66-41 halftime lead on their way to a 111-79 victory over the Jr. All-Stars. The Sr. All-Stars connected on 40 field goals including seven of 20 from the three point line and 24 of 30 free throws. The Jr. All-Stars connected on 29 field goals including 10 of 35 from beyond the arc and 11 of 16 free throws.
Jackie Young led the victors with 26 points including two three point baskets and eight of nine free throws. Tyasha Harris added 19 points. Kristen Spolyar and Cameron Onken also reached double figures with 12 points each.
Karissa McLaughlin led the Jr. All-Stars with 19 points including five three point baskets. Madison Wise added 16 points.
|
Indiana Jr. All-Stars |
41 |
38 |
79 |
|
Indiana Sr. All-Stars |
66 |
45 |
111 |
Indiana Jr. All-Stars (79) – Wise 16, Sanders 5, Evans 4, McLaughlin 19, Howard-Bass 4, Huffman 0, Blackwell 8, Guy 2, Helgason 2, Thomas 7, Casteel 6, Williams 6.
Indiana Sr. All-Stars (111) – Young 26, Hoopingarner 7, Corsaro 8, T. Harris 19, Sullivan 0, Scaife 2, Onken 12, Dickerson 6, Buhr 4, Foresman 3, Shelton 3, Spolyar 12, A. Harris 9.
Indiana Jr. All-Stars (Boys)
|
Paul Scruggs |
6-3 |
Southport |
|
Kris Wilkes |
6-7 |
North Central |
|
Jaren Jackson Jr. |
6-9 |
Park Tudor |
|
Sasha Stefanovic |
6-4 |
Crown Point |
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Jack Nunge |
6-9 |
Castle |
|
Isaac Hibbard |
6-0 |
New Albany |
|
Cooper Neese |
6-3 |
Cloverdale |
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Justin Roberts |
6-0 |
Pike |
|
Jaylen Minnett |
6-1 |
Terre Haute South |
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Michael Ertel |
6-0 |
Fortville Mt. Vernon |
|
Malik Williams |
6-11 |
Fort Wayne Snider |
|
Zach Gunn |
6-7 |
Hamilton Southeastern |
|
Coach |
Matt Britton |
Bloomfield |
Indiana Sr. All-Stars (Boys)
|
Kyle Guy |
6-3 |
Lawrence Central |
|
CJ Walker |
6-0 |
Indianapolis Tech |
|
Tremell Murphy |
6-6 |
Griffith |
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Joey Brunk |
6-10 |
Southport |
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Desmond Bane |
6-5 |
Seton Catholic |
|
Dru Smith |
6-2 |
Evansville Reitz |
|
Eugene German |
6-0 |
Gary 21st Century |
|
Brachen Hazen |
6-7 |
Columbia City |
|
Damien Jefferson |
6-5 |
East Chicago Central |
|
Kyle Mallers |
6-7 |
Carroll (Fort Wayne) |
|
Grant Gelon |
6-5 |
Crown Point |
|
Tucker Blackwell |
6-2 |
Bloomington South |
|
Eron Gordon |
6-3 |
Cathedral |
|
Coach |
Stacy Meyer |
Greensburg |
Indiana Jr. All-Stars coach Matt Britton started the following lineup: 6-7 Kris Wilkes, 6-9 Jaren Jackson Jr., 6-9 Jack Nunge, 6-3 Paul Scruggs, and 6-4 Sasha Stefanovic. Indiana Sr. All-Stars coach Stacy Meyer countered with 6-6 Tremell Murphy, 6-5 Desmond Bane, 6-10 Joey Brunk, 6-0 CJ Walker, and 6-3 Kyle Guy.
The Sr. All-Stars defeated the Jr. All-Stars by a score of 118-96. The victors shot 48.9% from the field including 10 of 30 from the three point line. They connected on 20 of 24 free throws, pulled down 63 rebounds, and scored 112 points off 13 Jr. All-Stars turnovers. Jr. All-Stars shot 42.4% from the field including seven of 33 from beyond the arc. They connected on five of nine free throws, pulled down 45 rebounds, and scored 18 points off 18 Sr. All-Stars turnovers.
6-0 Eugene German led a balanced Sr. All-Stars scoring attack with 19 points. CJ Walker added 17 points, six rebounds, six assists, and two blocked shots. Joey Brunk recorded 16 points and eight rebounds. Kyle Guy also scored 16 points and pulled down six rebounds. 6-7 Kyle Mallers chipped in with 13 points including three three point baskets. Tremell Murphy also reached double figures with 10 points. Damien Jefferson added eight points and eight rebounds. 6-7 Brachen Hazen pulled down 10 rebounds.
Kris Wilkes led the Jr. All-Stars squad with 19 points. Paul Scruggs added 15 points, eight rebounds, and nine assists. Sasha Stefanovic recorded 15 points including three three point baskets. 6-0 Michael Ertel chipped in with 11 points and six rebounds. Jack Nunge added 10 points.
|
Indiana Jr. All-Stars |
42 |
54 |
96 |
|
Indiana Sr. All-Stars |
69 |
49 |
118 |
Indiana Jr. All-Stars (96) – Wilkes 19, Jackson Jr. 9, Nunge 10, Scruggs 15, Stefanovic 15, Roberts 2, Minnett 8, Ertel 11, Williams 4, Gunn 3.
Indiana Sr. All-Stars (118) – Murphy 10, Bane 6, Brunk 16, Walker 17, Guy 16, Smith 4,German 19, Hazen 4, Jefferson 8, Mallers 13, Gelon 5.