Indiana High School Boy's Basketball Tournament

The Indiana High School Boy's Basketball Tournament, organized by the IHSAA, is one of the oldest and most prestigious of any state high school basketball tournament. The tournament has often featured future NCAA and NBA players. The Milan Miracle team in the 1953-54 season inspired the movie Hoosiers. In the early twenties, the tournament was dominated by the Franklin Wonder Five, which won three consecutive state championships, followed by a college championship at Franklin College. They won several games against professional teams.

For the 1997-98 season, the divided Indiana high schools into four classes based on enrollment, and each class began to hold its own separate tournament championship. This decision, known colloquially as the Classification, was unpopular among fans.

List of Champions

Season	Class	Champion	Coach	Record	Runner-Up	Score
1910-11		Crawfordsville	Dave Glascock	16-2	Lebanon	24-17
1911-12		Lebanon	Claude Whitney	16-3	Franklin	51-11
1912-13		Wingate	Jesse Wood	22-3	South Bend	15-14 (5OT)
1913-14		Wingate	Len Lehman	19-5	Anderson	36-8
1914-15		Thorntown	Chester Hill	22-5	Montmorenci	33-10
1915-16		Lafayette	C.F. Apking	20-4	Crawfordsville	27-26 (OT)
1916-17		Lebanon	Alva Staggs	26-2	Gary	34-26
1917-18		Lebanon	Glenn Curtis	28-2	Anderson	24-20 (OT)
1918-19		Bloomington	Cliff Wells	23-3	Lafayette	18-15
1919-20		Franklin	Ernest Wagner	29-1	Lafayette	31-13
1920-21		Franklin	Ernest Wagner	29-4	Anderson	35-22
1921-22		Franklin	Ernest Wagner	31-4	Terre Haute Garfield	26-15
1922-23		Vincennes	John Adams	34-1	Muncie	27-18
1923-24		Martinsville	Glenn Curtis	22-7	Frankfort	36-30
1924-25		Frankfort	Everett Case	27-2	Kokomo	34-20
1925-26		Marion	Gene Thomas	27-2	Martinsville	30-23
1926-27		Martinsville	Glenn Curtis	26-3	Muncie	26-23
1927-28		Muncie	Pete Jolly	28-2	Martinsville	13-12
1928-29		Frankfort	Everett Case	25-2	Indianapolis Technical	29-23
1929-30		Washington	Burt Friddle	31-1	Muncie	32-21
1930-31		Muncie	Pete Jolly	25-6	Greencastle	31-23
1931-32		New Castle	Orville Hooker	28-3	Winamac	24-17
1932-33		Martinsville	Glenn Curtis	21-8	Greencastle	27-24
1933-34		Logansport	Cliff Wells	28-4	Indianapolis Technical	26-19
1934-35		Anderson	Archie Chadd	22-9	Jeffersonville	23-17
1935-36		Frankfort	Everett Case	29-1-1	Fort Wayne Central	50-24
1936-37		Anderson	Archie Chadd	26-7	Huntingburg	33-23
1937-38		Fort Wayne South Side	Burt Friddle	29-3	Hammond	34-32
1938-39		Frankfort	Everett Case	26-6	Franklin	36-22
1939-40		Hammond Technical	Lou Birkett	25-6	Mitchell	33-21
1940-41		Washington	Marion Crawley	27-5	Madison	39-33
1941-42		Washington	Marion Crawley	30-1	Muncie Burris	24-18
1942-43		Fort Wayne Central	Murray Mendenhall	27-1	Lebanon	45-40
1943-44		Evansville Bosse	Herm Keller	19-7	Kokomo	39-35
1944-45		Evansville Bosse	Herm Keller	25-2	South Bend Riley	46-36
1945-46		Anderson	Charles Cummings	22-7	Fort Wayne Central	67-53
1946-47		Shelbyville	Frank Barnes	25-5	Terre Haute Garfield	68-58
1947-48		Lafayette Jefferson	Marion Crawley	27-3	Evansville Central	54-42
1948-49		Jasper	Leo O'Neill	21-9	Madison	62-61
1949-50		Madison	Ray Eddy	27-1	Lafayette Jefferson	67-44
1950-51		Muncie Central	Art Beckner	26-4	Evansville Reitz	60-58
1951-52		Muncie Central	Jay McCreary	25-5	Indianapolis Technical	68-49
1952-53		South Bend Central	Elmer McCall	25-5	Terre Haute Gerstmeyer	42-41
1953-54		Milan	Marvin Wood	28-2	Muncie Central	32-30
1954-55		Indianapolis Attucks	Ray Crowe	30-1	Gary Roosevelt	97-74
1955-56		Indianapolis Attucks	Ray Crowe	31-0	Lafayette Jefferson	79-57
1956-57		South Bend Central	Elmer McCall	30-0	Indianapolis Attucks	67-55
1957-58		Fort Wayne South Side	Don Reichert	28-2	Crawfordsville	63-34
1958-59		Indianapolis Attucks	Bill Garrett	26-5	Kokomo	92-54
1959-60		East Chicago Washington	John Baratto	28-2	Muncie Central	75-59
1960-61		Kokomo	Joe Platt	28-1	Indianapolis Manual	68-66 (OT)
1961-62		Evansville Bosse	Jim Myers	26-2	East Chicago Washington	84-81
1962-63		Muncie Central	Dwight Tallman	28-1	South Band Central	65-61
1963-64		Lafayette Jefferson	Marion Crawley	28-1	Huntington	58-55
1964-65		Indianapolis Washington	Jerry Oliver	29-2	Fort Wayne North Side	64-57
1965-66		Michigan City Elston	Doug Adams	26-3	Indianapolis Technical	63-52
1966-67		Evansville North	Jim Raush	27-2	Lafayette Jefferson	60-58
1967-68		Gary Roosevelt	Louis Mallard	22-5	Indianapolis Shortridge	68-60
1968-69		Indianapolis Washington	Bill Green	31-0	Gary Tolleston	79-76
1969-70		East Chicago Roosevelt	Bill Holsbauch	28-0	Carmel	72-62
1970-71		East Chicago Washington	John Molodet	29-0	Elkhart	70-60
1971-72		Connersville	Myron Dickerson	26-3	Gary West Side	80-63
1972-73		New Albany	Kirby Overman	21-7	South Bend Adams	84-79
1973-74		Fort Wayne Northrop	Bob Dille	28-1	Jeffersonville	59-56
1974-75		Marion	Bill Green	28-1	Loogootee	58-46
1975-76		Marion	Bill Green	23-5	Rushville	82-76
1976-77		Carmel	Eric Clark	22-7	East Chicago Washington	53-52
1977-78		Muncie Central	Bill Harrell	27-3	Terre Haute South	65-64 (OT)
1978-79		Muncie Central	Bill Harrell	24-5	Anderson	64-60
1979-80		Indianapolis Broad Ripple	Bill Smith	29-2	New Albany	73-66
1980-81		Vincennes Lincoln	Orlando Wyman	26-2	Anderson	54-52
1981-82		Plymouth	Jack Edison	28-1	Gary Roosevelt	75-74 (OT)
1982-83		Connersville	Basil Mawbey	26-2	Anderson	63-62
1983-84		Warsaw	Al Rhodes	26-2	Vincennes Lincoln	59-56
1984-85		Marion	Bill Green	29-0	Richmond	74-67
1985-86		Marion	Bill Green	26-3	Anderson	75-56
1986-87		Marion	Bill Green	29-1	Richmond	69-56
1987-88		Muncie Central	Bill Harrell	28-1	Concord	76-53
1988-89		Lawrence North	Jack Keefer	25-4	Kokomo	74-57
1989-90		Bedford North Lawrence	Dan Bush	29-2	Concord	63-60
1990-91		Gary Roosevelt	Ron Heflin	30-1	Brebeuf	51-32
1991-92		Richmond	George Griffith	24-5	Lafayette Jefferson	77-73 (OT)
1992-93		Jeffersonville	Mike Broughton	29-2	Ben Davis	66-61
1993-94		South Bend Clay	Tom DeBaets	27-2	Valparaiso	93-88 (OT)
1994-95		Ben Davis	Steve Witty	32-1	Merrillville	58-57
1995-96		Ben Davis	Steve Witty	22-6	New Albany	57-54 (2OT)
1996-97		Bloomington North	Tom McKinney	28-1	Delta	75-54
1997-98	4A	Pike	Alan Darner	28-1	Marion	57-54
	3A	Indianapolis Cathedral	Peter Berg	22-4	Yorktown	72-47
	2A	Alexandria	Garth Cone	20-6	Southwestern (Hanover)	57-43
	A	Lafayette Central Catholic	Chad Dunwoody	24-3	Bloomfield	56-48
1998-99	4A	North Central (Indianapolis)	Doug Mitchell	23-5	Elkhart Central	79-74
	3A	Plainfield	Dana Greene	26-1	Muncie Southside	77-64
	2A	Westview	Troy Neely	23-3	Paoli	71-52
	A	Tecumseh	Kevin Oxley	23-4	Lafayette Central Catholic	55-43
1999-00	4A	Marion	Moe Smedley	28-1	Bloomington North	62-56
	3A	Brebeuf Jesuit	Leo Klemm	24-2	Andrean	72-56
	2A	Westview	Troy Neely	25-3	Winchester Community	59-53
	A	Lafayette Central Catholic	Chad Dunwoody	23-5	Union (Dugger)	82-70
2000-01	4A	Pike	Alan Darner	26-3	Penn	56-42
	3A	Muncie Southside	Rick Baumgartner	23-3	Evansville Mater Dei	81-78 (OT)
	2A	Harding	Al Gooden	23-5	Batesville	73-70
	A	Attica	Ralph Shrader	21-6	Blue River Valley	64-62
2001-02	4A	Gary West Side	John Boyd	23-4	Pike	58-55
	3A	Delta	Paul Keller	22-6	Harding	65-54
	2A	Speedway	Trent Lehman	22-4	Bluffton	62-48
	A	Rossville	Jeff Henley	23-4	Barr-Reeve	79-68
2002-03	4A	Pike	Larry Bullington	29-0	DeKalb	65-52
	3A	Indianapolis Bishop Chatard	Dan Archer	22-2	Fort Wayne Elmhurst	78-44
	2A	Cass	Basil Mawbey	26-0	Forest Park	57-48
	A	Lafayette Central Catholic	Chad Dunwoody	18-9	Southwestern (Shelbyville)	68-64
2003-04	4A	Lawrence North	Jack Keefer	29-2	Columbia City	50-29
	3A	Evansville Mater Dei	John Goebel	21-6	Bellmont	63-45
	2A	Jimtown	Randy DeShone	25-2	Brownstown Central	63-59
	A	Waldron	Jason Delaney	27-0	Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian	69-54
2004-05	4A	Lawrence North	Jack Keefer	24-2	Muncie Central	63-52
	3A	Washington	Dave Omer	27-2	Plymouth	74-72 (OT)
	2A	Forest Park	Tom Beach	23-4	Harding	68-63
	A	Lapel	Jimmie Howell	25-3	Loogootee	51-40
2005-06	4A	Lawrence North	Jack Keefer	29-0	Muncie Central	80-56
	3A	New Castle	Steve Bennett	21-6	Jay County	51-43
	2A	Forest Park	Tom Beach	25-3	Harding	61-55
	A	Hauser	Bob Nobbe	25-2	Tri-Central	64-36
2006-07	4A	East Chicago Central	Pete Trgovich	23-3	North Central (Indianapolis)	87-83
	3A	Plymouth	Jack Edison	25-2	Evansville Bosse	72-61
	2A	Northwestern	Jim Gish	25-2	Winchester	78-74 (2OT)
	A	Oregon-Davis	Travis Hannah	27-1	Barr-Reeve	63-52
2007-08	4A	Brownsburg	Joshua Kendrick	22-5	Marion	40-39
	3A	Washington	Gene Miiller	23-2	Harding	84-60
	2A	Fort Wayne Bishop Luers	James Blackmon	24-3	Winchester	69-67
	A	Triton	Jason Groves	25-2	Indianapolis Lutheran	50-42
2008-09	4A	Bloomington South	J.R. Holmes	26-0	Fort Wayne Snider	69-62
	3A	Princeton	Tom Weeks	29-0	Rochester	81-79 (OT)
	2A	Fort Wayne Bishop Luers	James Blackmon	23-4	Brownstown Central	67-49
	A	Jac-Cen-Del	David Bradshaw	25-2	Triton	66-55
2009-10	4A	North Central (Indianapolis)	Doug Mitchell	25-3	Warsaw	95-74
	3A	Washington	Gene Miiller	23-3	Gary Wallace	65-62 (OT)
	2A	Wheeler	Mike Jones	27-1	Park Tudor	41-38
	A	Bowman Academy	Marvin Rea	24-1	Barr-Reeve	74-52
2010-11	4A	Bloomington South	J.R. Holmes	26-2	Kokomo	56-42
	3A	Washington	Gene Miiller	24-4	Culver Academies	61-46
	2A	Park Tudor	Ed Schilling	26-2	Hammond Bishop Noll	43-42
	A	Indianapolis Metropolitan	Nick Reich	22-6	Triton	59-55
2011-12	4A	Carmel	Scott Heady	23-4	Pike	80-67
	3A	Guerin Catholic	Pete Smith	24-5	Norwell	64-48
	2A	Park Tudor	Ed Schilling	25-2	Bowman Academy	79-57
	A	Loogootee	Mike Wagoner	22-4	Rockville	55-52
2012-13	4A	Carmel	Scott Heady	25-2	Indianapolis Cathedral	57-53
	3A	Greensburg	Stacy Meyer	26-1	Fort Wayne Concordia	73-70 (OT)
	2A	Bowman Academy	Marvin Rea	18-9	Linton-Stockton	86-73
	A	Borden	Doc Nash	24-3	Triton	55-50
2013-14	4A	Indianapolis Arsenal Technical	Jason Delaney	27-2	Lake Central	63-59
	3A	Greensburg	Stacy Meyer	28-1	Bowman Academy	89-76
	2A	Park Tudor	Kyle Cox	24-4	Westview	84-57
	A	Marquette Catholic	Donovan Garletts	20-6	Barr-Reeve	70-66 (OT)
2014-15	4A	Homestead	Chris Johnson	29-2	Evansville Reitz	91-90 (OT)
	3A	Guerin Catholic	Pete Smith	22-8	Griffith	62-56
	2A	Park Tudor	Kyle Cox	26-2	Frankton	73-46
	A	Barr-Reeve	Bryan Hughes	27-2	Marquette Catholic	65-50

Team Championships by Year

Championships	School	Year
8	Muncie Central	1928, 1931, 1951, 1952, 1963, 1978, 1979, 1988
7	Marion	1926, 1975, 1976, 1985, 1986, 1987, 2000
7	Washington	1930, 1941, 1942, 2005, 2008, 2010, 2011
4	Frankfort	1925, 1929, 1936, 1939
	Lawrence North	1989, 2004, 2005, 2006
	Park Tudor	2011, 2012, 2014, 2015
3	Lebanon	1912, 1917, 1918
	Franklin	1920, 1921, 1922
	Martinsville	1924, 1927, 1933
	Anderson	1935, 1937, 1946
	Indianapolis Attucks	1955, 1956, 1959
	Evansville Bosse	1944, 1945, 1962
	Lafayette Jefferson	1916, 1948, 1964
	Lafayette Central Catholic	1998, 2000, 2003
	Pike	1998, 2001, 2003
	Bloomington South	1919, 2009, 2011
	Carmel	1977, 2012, 2013

Beginning in the 1997-98 season, a class system was implemented under which 4 championships are awarded yearly.

References

IHSAA Boys Basketball State Champions
IHSAA Boys Basketball Most State Championships
Greg Guffey, The Greatest Basketball Story Ever Told: The Milan Miracle (2003)
Greg Guffey, The Golden Age of Indiana High School Basketball (2006)
Zak Keefer, History of our Hysteria: How Indiana fell in love with basketball, IndyStar, March 16, 2014
Bob Williams, Hoosier Hysteria! (1997)

External links

IHSAA Boys Basketball

Indiana High School Athletic Association (IHSAA)

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Girls' sports	Basketball Cross Country Golf Gymnastics Soccer Softball Swimming & Diving Tennis Track and field Volleyball

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Conference rosters	List of high school athletic conferences in Indiana Detailed Lists Allen County – Metropolitan Mid-Eastern – Northwestern Ohio River Valley – Western Indiana Independent

City Championships	Evansville (SIAC) Fort Wayne (SAC) Gary Indianapolis South Bend (NIAC)

Cross-Conference tournaments	Christian Academy Tournament Columbus Christian Tournament Gibson County Toyota Teamwork Classic Indianapolis City Tournament Madison County Tournament Perry-Spencer County Classic Shawe Memorial Tournament Wabash Valley Classic

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Indiana High School Boy's Basketball Tournament

List of Champions

Team Championships by Year

References

See also

External links