There were some outstanding team and individual performances of note last night, January 24th. P-Hoops was again at the Indianapolis City Tournament for the two semifinal matchups and saw some great action there. Here are some quick updates on how teams fared and who played well last night.
* Arlington beat Broad Ripple on a last second shot on an out of bounds pl
ay 69-67. Freshman Ron Patterson, who is visiting IU today, led the Rockets back in the final two minutes, scoring eight straight points on a put back, two pull-up jumpers, and two free throws. He finished with 19 points, but it wasn't enough in the end. Steven Jamison had 18 points and ten boards, but he fouled out amidst some official confusion, so was unable to play the fourth quarter. Junior Howard Stevenson had seven points and 13 rebounds. The Golden Knights were led by Phillip Freeman with 23 points and Corey Rhorer with 21 points and 11 rebounds.
* Cathedral beat Heritage Christian 53-45 despite stellar defense from the Eagles, who limited the Irish stars all night. Jarrett Hamilton was a nightmare all game long, splitting defenders on the way to 21 points. Errick Peck had eight points while Kelsey Barlow chipped in with six. Morgan Cook led Heritage with 13 points, Tommy Eggleston had 12, and Durrel Davis added ten. Eggleston and Cook had great tournaments, averaging 20.3 ppg and 16 ppg respectively.
* Tipton suffered their second loss of the year at Kokomo. Indiana recruit Derek Elston had 23 points and ten rebounds for the Blue Devils and IWU signee Patrick Hopkins had twelve for the WildKats.
* Bloomington South confirmed their number one rank in 4A by destroying another highly ranked team, Franklin Central, 77-45. Hoosier signee Jordan Hulls led the Panthers with 17 points with three treys, and had five assists and five steals. Sophomores Dee Davis and Spencer Turner added 15 and ten points, respectively. Senior guard Casey Coons led the Flashes with 16 points, while Purdue recruit 6'8 Patrick Bade struggles to five points on seven shots.
* Kalob Pennington had 17 points and IUPUI signee Greg Rice had twelve as Ben Davis beat Decatur Central, who got 26 points from Alec Dye and twelve from Blake Beasley.
* Brebeuf continues their hot streak, defeating Terre Haute North behind 18 points from Evan Kroot. The Patriots got 16 points from 6'9 sophomore Justin Gant, another recruit who is visiting IU this weekend.
* Indian Creek got another big game from their two scoring stars in a nice win. Brett Brunson had 21 points and Kyle Bradley had twenty.
* Lapel, a solid 2A squad, got a win over Frankton 62-50 behind 21 points from Alex Pritchett and 14 from Logan Ingle.
* Mooresville handed Avon another loss 62-54 while getting 31 points from Valpo signee Matt Kenney. Avon got twenty from sophomore stud Kendall Griffin (pictured), who is also in Bloomington today with freshman teammate Austin Burgett, who did not play last night.
* Sophomore Marquis Teague scored 21 points and sophomore Chandler Thomas had 13 points as Pike defeated Southport 77-56. The Cardinals got twelve points from freshman Kellon Thomas, another youngster on IU's campus today.
* Zionsville defeated Roncalli 43-38, getting 13 points from Chris Welker. The Rebels got twelve points from senior guard Aaron Evans.
* Terre Haute South guard and Indiana State signee Jake Odum had another huge game with 25 points in a win over Central.
* The Washington Hatchets rebounded from a loss to Princeton with a 62-46 win over Pike Central behind 16 points from 6'8 sophomore Cody Zeller.
* New Albany had another huge win, beating Anderson 72-60. Junior Donnie Hale had 14 points and eight boards for the Bulldogs, while the Indians got a game-high 29 points from Troy Taylor.
* Jeffersonville got a blowout win over Evansville North behind 18 points from Edwin Wright-Baker, an IU football recruit.
* DJ Byrd, a Purdue signee, had a huge game with 27 points and eight boards.
There are some of the highlights of a great Saturday of basketball in the state of Indiana. Now, back to the second half of IU-Minnesota. Let's hope the Hoosiers can pull of the upset!
* Arlington beat Broad Ripple on a last second shot on an out of bounds pl
ay 69-67. Freshman Ron Patterson, who is visiting IU today, led the Rockets back in the final two minutes, scoring eight straight points on a put back, two pull-up jumpers, and two free throws. He finished with 19 points, but it wasn't enough in the end. Steven Jamison had 18 points and ten boards, but he fouled out amidst some official confusion, so was unable to play the fourth quarter. Junior Howard Stevenson had seven points and 13 rebounds. The Golden Knights were led by Phillip Freeman with 23 points and Corey Rhorer with 21 points and 11 rebounds.* Cathedral beat Heritage Christian 53-45 despite stellar defense from the Eagles, who limited the Irish stars all night. Jarrett Hamilton was a nightmare all game long, splitting defenders on the way to 21 points. Errick Peck had eight points while Kelsey Barlow chipped in with six. Morgan Cook led Heritage with 13 points, Tommy Eggleston had 12, and Durrel Davis added ten. Eggleston and Cook had great tournaments, averaging 20.3 ppg and 16 ppg respectively.
* Tipton suffered their second loss of the year at Kokomo. Indiana recruit Derek Elston had 23 points and ten rebounds for the Blue Devils and IWU signee Patrick Hopkins had twelve for the WildKats.
* Bloomington South confirmed their number one rank in 4A by destroying another highly ranked team, Franklin Central, 77-45. Hoosier signee Jordan Hulls led the Panthers with 17 points with three treys, and had five assists and five steals. Sophomores Dee Davis and Spencer Turner added 15 and ten points, respectively. Senior guard Casey Coons led the Flashes with 16 points, while Purdue recruit 6'8 Patrick Bade struggles to five points on seven shots.
* Kalob Pennington had 17 points and IUPUI signee Greg Rice had twelve as Ben Davis beat Decatur Central, who got 26 points from Alec Dye and twelve from Blake Beasley.
* Brebeuf continues their hot streak, defeating Terre Haute North behind 18 points from Evan Kroot. The Patriots got 16 points from 6'9 sophomore Justin Gant, another recruit who is visiting IU this weekend.
* Indian Creek got another big game from their two scoring stars in a nice win. Brett Brunson had 21 points and Kyle Bradley had twenty.
* Lapel, a solid 2A squad, got a win over Frankton 62-50 behind 21 points from Alex Pritchett and 14 from Logan Ingle.
* Mooresville handed Avon another loss 62-54 while getting 31 points from Valpo signee Matt Kenney. Avon got twenty from sophomore stud Kendall Griffin (pictured), who is also in Bloomington today with freshman teammate Austin Burgett, who did not play last night.* Sophomore Marquis Teague scored 21 points and sophomore Chandler Thomas had 13 points as Pike defeated Southport 77-56. The Cardinals got twelve points from freshman Kellon Thomas, another youngster on IU's campus today.
* Zionsville defeated Roncalli 43-38, getting 13 points from Chris Welker. The Rebels got twelve points from senior guard Aaron Evans.
* Terre Haute South guard and Indiana State signee Jake Odum had another huge game with 25 points in a win over Central.
* The Washington Hatchets rebounded from a loss to Princeton with a 62-46 win over Pike Central behind 16 points from 6'8 sophomore Cody Zeller.
* New Albany had another huge win, beating Anderson 72-60. Junior Donnie Hale had 14 points and eight boards for the Bulldogs, while the Indians got a game-high 29 points from Troy Taylor.
* Jeffersonville got a blowout win over Evansville North behind 18 points from Edwin Wright-Baker, an IU football recruit.
* DJ Byrd, a Purdue signee, had a huge game with 27 points and eight boards.
There are some of the highlights of a great Saturday of basketball in the state of Indiana. Now, back to the second half of IU-Minnesota. Let's hope the Hoosiers can pull of the upset!
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