Kyle Neddenriep

2 weeks ago | indystar.com | Kyle Neddenriep

Braylon Mullins, Mark Zackery IV and Justin Kirby at forefront as Indiana All-Stars complete sweep of Kentucky. INDIANAPOLIS – It happened quick. A Michael Cooper 3-pointer. A Mark Zackery IV layup. A Braylon Mullins’ 3-pointer off a between-the-legs assist from Zackery. Just like that, the 2025 graduating class put its stamp — more of an exclamation point — on its senior season in the Indiana All-Stars’ annual series against the Kentucky All-Stars.

3 weeks ago | indystar.com | Kyle Neddenriep

LEXINGTON, Ky. – It was a struggle. A good play here. A turnover there. It went like for the Indiana All-Stars for most of Friday’s game against the Kentucky All-Stars at Lexington Catholic High School. The Kentucky All-Stars led by six points as the clock ticked under eight minutes. “It’s just really being confident in the work I put in to just knock it down,” Cooper said. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. Indiana All-Stars & softball semistate?

3 weeks ago | indystar.com | Kyle Neddenriep

LEXINGTON, Ky. – Jacklynn Hosier is pulling the Deion Sanders-like double this week. If Alexandria wins that softball game against Andrean, she is going to try to make it back in time for the Tigers semistate championship Saturday night in Kokomo. That would be after the Indiana All-Stars play the rematch game against Kentucky at 5 p.m. at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Indiana All-Stars girls history: Which schools have most?

3 weeks ago | indystar.com | Kyle Neddenriep

Butler recruit Addison Baxter and Miss Basketball winner Maya Makalusky lead Indiana All-Stars to win over Junior All-Stars on Wednesday. GREENFIELD – Addison Baxter is going to miss her dog. Who wouldn’t miss a Labrador? But other than that sad separation that might bring a few tears next week, the Columbia City star guard is ready for college. Butler is her next stop.

3 weeks ago | indystar.com | Kyle Neddenriep

GREENFIELD — Other than the 80-plus degree temperature outside, it felt like March at Greenfield-Central High School on Wednesday night. The boys Indiana All-Stars were tested, pushed and eventually lost to the Junior All-Stars 117-114 in a game that was as physical and hard played as one at the end of the high school basketball season. Mt. Vernon’s Luke Ertel was again the catalyst for the Junior All-Stars, setting a junior record vs. the seniors with 36 points.