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INDIANAPOLIS -- One last time this season. The Indiana high school basketball season concludes with Saturday's IHSAA state finals.
Follow along below with recaps, box scores, highlights and loaded photo galleries from all four championship games.
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Class 1A final preview: A year away? Try again. Barr-Reeve makes state finals appearance against Triton
Austin Schlabach did not have dreams of playing for his high school team. He did not know if he would even attend high school. Schlabach was raised in an Amish family near Shipshewana, a community of 850 residents in Northern Indiana that is home to the third-largest Amish population in the country.
In the Amish tradition, children go to school through eighth grade and then go to work.
READ THE FULL STORY: Austin Schlabach did not know if he would attend high school. Now he's Westview's star
Class 2A final preview: Parke Heritage vs. Westview different styles, same results
Class 3A state final preview: Cathedral rounds into form led by seniors Aldridge, Smith on way to 3A state finals
Read more on Crown Point: 'Full power’: Crown Point evolves, strengthens through adversity into 4A state finals
Class 4A final preview: Luke Ertel and Max Vise the fire and ice to key Mt. Vernon's state finals' run
IndyStar's Kyle Neddenriep has 50 players to watch from the eight teams in the IHSAA boys basketball finals. Check them out: IHSAA boys basketball: State championship players to watch 2026 finals
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Gainbridge Fieldhouse at 125 S. Pennsylvania Street in Indianapolis.
$20 per person ($24.75 with TicketMaster fees). All tickets are reserved seating for one session only (two games, morning session or evening session). All tickets are digital only through your mobile phone and may be purchased via Ticketmaster.com (service fees apply) or in person at the Gainbridge Fieldhouse Box Office.
All four state championship games will stream IHSAAtv.org via pay-per-view for $20 per game or $25 for all games.
Each game will be broadcast on affiliates of the IHSAA Champions Network.
This article originally appeared on Indianapolis Star: Indiana high school basketball IHSAA state finals scores, highlights
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Follow along below with recaps, box scores, highlights and loaded photo galleries from all four championship games.
Refresh for updates.
Class 1A state championship: Triton vs. Barr-Reeve
Class 1A final preview: A year away? Try again. Barr-Reeve makes state finals appearance against Triton
Class 2A state championship: Westview vs. Parke Heritage
Why Westview star Austin Schlabach also didn't attend high school
Austin Schlabach did not have dreams of playing for his high school team. He did not know if he would even attend high school. Schlabach was raised in an Amish family near Shipshewana, a community of 850 residents in Northern Indiana that is home to the third-largest Amish population in the country.
In the Amish tradition, children go to school through eighth grade and then go to work.
READ THE FULL STORY: Austin Schlabach did not know if he would attend high school. Now he's Westview's star
Class 2A final preview: Parke Heritage vs. Westview different styles, same results
Class 3A state championship: Cathedral vs. New Haven
Class 3A state final preview: Cathedral rounds into form led by seniors Aldridge, Smith on way to 3A state finals
Class 4A state championship: Crown Point vs. Mt. Vernon
Read more on Crown Point: 'Full power’: Crown Point evolves, strengthens through adversity into 4A state finals
Class 4A final preview: Luke Ertel and Max Vise the fire and ice to key Mt. Vernon's state finals' run
Who are the players to watch in the Indiana high school boys basketball state finals?
IndyStar's Kyle Neddenriep has 50 players to watch from the eight teams in the IHSAA boys basketball finals. Check them out: IHSAA boys basketball: State championship players to watch 2026 finals
2026 IHSAA boys basketball state finals: Players to know in championship games
Check out the Indiana high school boys basketball all-state teams
Indiana boys basketball all-state: IBCA's top picks around state
Best IHSAA basketball teams not to win a state title (pre-class era)
Best Indiana boys basketball teams: Best IHSAA basketball teams not to win a state title (pre-class era)
Where are the Indiana high school boys basketball state finals played?
Gainbridge Fieldhouse at 125 S. Pennsylvania Street in Indianapolis.
How much are tickets to the Indiana high school boys basketball state finals?
$20 per person ($24.75 with TicketMaster fees). All tickets are reserved seating for one session only (two games, morning session or evening session). All tickets are digital only through your mobile phone and may be purchased via Ticketmaster.com (service fees apply) or in person at the Gainbridge Fieldhouse Box Office.
How can I watch the Indiana high school boys basketball state finals?
All four state championship games will stream IHSAAtv.org via pay-per-view for $20 per game or $25 for all games.
Where can I listen to the Indiana high school boys basketball state finals?
Each game will be broadcast on affiliates of the IHSAA Champions Network.
This article originally appeared on Indianapolis Star: Indiana high school basketball IHSAA state finals scores, highlights
Continue reading...