That said, it is hard to top what we saw Saturday night. It got me thinking: What are the best high school state championship games I have covered in the past 17 years? Here is my top 10: It might be ...

The top-ranked Tigers, in front of a crowd of 14,483 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse full of red-clad Jeffersonville and Fishers fans for the Class 4A state championship ... Fishers' streak ends in ...

Class 4A state ... championship? Oscar Robertson’s 1956 Crispus Attucks team that was the first undefeated state champion in state history. And Greg Oden and Mike Conley’s Lawrence North team ...

winning a sectional title in its first year of eligibility in 2006. Five more sectional titles followed, including a run to the Class A semistate in 2013. But none of those teams were able to knock ...

Webster also would have enjoyed this underdog run University (20-9) has made to the Class 2A state finals on Saturday ... on Saturday in the semistate championship was assistant coach John Fair.

One of the first texts Crispus Attucks coach Chris Hawkins received after the Tigers clinched their first state finals ...

In the early 1920s, the grand palaces that would later come to define Indiana high school basketball were still to come — and ...

The state tournament has been held in Des Moines since 1963, first at Veterans Memorial Auditorium and then continuously at Wells Fargo Arena beginning in 2006 ... College’s State Gym. The IHSAA ...

This is the Jets’ first regional title since the state championship year of 2006. 3. Princeton (24-2) vs. Crispus Attucks (20 ...

This is the Jets’ first regional title since the state championship year of 2006. 3. Princeton (24-2) vs. Crispus Attucks (20-6), Class 3A at Southport (Noon) No. 8 Princeton has been building ...