The Indiana Hoosiers capped a flawless campaign at the FISU America Games, securing the gold medal with a commanding performance.
In the championship clash they routed the Virgin Islands 99-57, a result that underscored their dominance throughout the tournament.
A Tournament Defined by Dominance
Aiden Sherrell emerged as the tournament’s most valuable player, delivering a double‑double that highlighted his all‑around impact.
Supporting him, Bryce Lindsay contributed 17 points with seven rebounds and six assists, while Trevor Manhertz added 15 points and three boards. Darren Harris chipped in 13 points, and Prince‑Alexander Moody’s 12 points came with four assists, two steals and two blocks. Sam Alexis rounded out the scoring with 10 points and five rebounds.
The Hoosiers finished the competition 4‑0, outscoring opponents by an average of 60.8 points per game, a margin that placed them well ahead of any other nation.
Their unbeaten run not only showcased the depth of talent on the roster but also signaled a promising future for Indiana basketball on the international stage.