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From the first sanctioned season in 1972 to recent stars heading to Stanford, Indiana's girls basketball story is marked by historic milestones, dominant programs, and athletes who have left lasting impressions on the sport.
The Indianapolis Colts' "Road to 100" campaign is transforming girls flag football from a pilot program into a statewide high school sport, combining a $1 million family investment with new school partnerships, referee training and sponsor support.
From early 20th‑century victories in Wingate and Thorntown to recent crowns by Muncie Southside and Harding, this special report uncovers the lasting impact of Indiana’s closed basketball programs on players, coaches and towns.
A look back at the 19 IHSAA basketball state titles won by schools that no longer exist, and the people who keep their memories alive.
A look at the 19 Indiana high schools that captured state basketball titles before closing their doors, and the lasting impact of those achievements on their communities.
A look at the 19 IHSAA basketball state titles won by high schools that have since shut their doors, and the lasting impact on the towns that nurtured them.
A look at the nineteen state titles won by now-defunct Indiana high schools, the communities that cherished them, and the lasting impact of their achievements.
The 2026 Iowa high school baseball season has ignited with thrilling performances, power rankings and a scout blog keeping fans engaged as teams chase state tournament berths in Cedar Rapids and Carroll.
Mater Dei overcame a late deficit to defeat Bluffton 6-3, with a decisive eighth‑inning rally and a season‑defining performance from Coach Adam Wildeman and Dylan Murphy.
The Star Press has launched a fan‑driven contest to crown the East Central Indiana Baseball Player of the Year, a title that reflects the region’s deep high school baseball tradition. Backed by IU Health, the poll will remain open until noon on June 25, allowing one vote per hour per device. Nominees include standout performers from schools across Delaware, Randolph, Allen and surrounding counties, each with notable statistics and achievements.
The South Bend Tribune’s annual Player of the Year poll features nominees from 17 schools, highlighting top offensive and pitching performances across the region.
Lake Central’s 4‑0 victory over Bloomington South crowned the Class 4A baseball champions, and the IHSAA celebrated Blake Azcui’s academic‑athletic excellence with the Bob Gardner Mental Attitude Award, alongside recognitions for educators Drew Frey and Tom Halterman.
The Wildcats overcame a late deficit to win 6-3 in eight innings, delivering Mater Dei its first state title since 1999.
Bloomington South and Lake Central will meet in the IHSAA Class 4A baseball championship at Victory Field in Indianapolis, with kickoff potentially delayed by the preceding Class 2A game. Both squads entered the final after dramatic semi‑state wins, carrying distinct title histories into the showdown.
Mater Dei High School's baseball team captured the IHSAA Class 2A championship with a 6-3 win in eight innings, ending a 27‑year title drought and highlighting a season defined by resilience and clutch performances.
Evansville Mater Dei defeated Bluffton 6‑3 in an eight‑inning showdown, with Jackson Schaefer’s tie‑breaking hit and Max Miller’s RBI single delivering the victory. The win caps a redemption campaign and earns Schaefer the L.V. Phillips Mental Attitude Award.
In a dramatic eight‑inning contest at Victory Field, Mater Dei overcame a late deficit to capture the Class 2A baseball crown.
A masterclass from Billy Miller and a timely defense led Kouts to a 2-0 victory over Northeast Dubois in the IHSAA Class 1A state championship, marking the Eagles' 32-1 season and the Jeeps' historic first state final appearance.
The award, celebrating mental attitude and sportsmanship, highlights Luke Gremelspacher's dual success on the mound and in the classroom, as well as his dedication to service.
As the 2026 Indiana High School Athletic Association baseball season draws to a close, four championship games at Victory Field promise drama across the classes, from Kouts' experienced run in Class 1A to Bloomington South's first title appearance since 1972.
The Northeast Dubois baseball team, known as the Jeeps, is making its inaugural appearance in the Indiana High School Athletic Association’s state championship game after a decisive semistate victory. The team, with a legacy of twelve sectional and five regional titles, will face Kouts on Friday at 8:00 p.m. ET at Victory Field in Indianapolis. Mater Dei will contest the class 2A final against Bluffton on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. CT, also at Victory Field. Coach Luke Woolems and junior Jake Kluesner were interviewed for the story.
This weekend’s championship games at Victory Field feature the state’s most promising high school baseball players, with offensive and pitching leaders ready to make their mark.
Five Indiana teams from the south‑west are still alive in the IHSAA state baseball tournament, with semi‑state games set for June 13. Rankings, unbeaten streaks and top pitchers highlight the road ahead.
NorthWood’s 8‑1 victory over Highland secured its second straight IHSAA 3A regional championship, highlighting a blend of youthful talent and seasoned leadership.