Austin High School Boys Basketball Program

Austin High School Boys Basketball Program Austin High School Boys Basketball Team. Located in Austin, Indiana.

04/09/2026

We have Regional shirts that still need picked up. They will be at Austin High School in the athletics office. Please come and pick them up during the school day from 8:20-3:15!

Names on orders below:
Brent Strobl
Louis Cravens
Chris Marks Sr.
Anna Terry
Sabrina Deaton

Congratulations to Freshman Micah Mohler on making the IndyStar All-Star Futures Game! He will play on the South Team on...
04/05/2026

Congratulations to Freshman Micah Mohler on making the IndyStar All-Star Futures Game! He will play on the South Team on June 1, 2026 at New Palestine High School! Way to Micah!

Rosters named for 2026 IndyStar boys' All-Star 'Futures Game'

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Pat McKee, 317-403-1665
April 5, 2026 IBCA Director of Special Projects

Two players from New Albany plus one player from 22 other schools have been named to the rosters for the 2026 IndyStar boys' All-Star Futures Game, games director Mike Broughton announced Sunday (April 5).
The Futures Games, one each for boys and girls, are a fourth-year part of the Indiana All-Star basketball program. The Futures Games will pair teams of current Indiana freshmen and sophomores in a North-South format. The fourth annual Futures Games doubleheader will be played on Monday, June 1st New Palestine High School. The girls' game is set for 6:00 p.m. EDT, and the boys' game will follow about 8:00 p.m. EDT.
Sophomore Noah Washington and freshman Karson Stoudemire, both from New Albany, are among the 12 players on the South Team for the 2026 boys' Futures Game. Washington (seven points) and Ishmael Kiteka (did not score) are returning players for the South from the 2025 contest, a 123-113 North victory.
Completing the South roster are Crawford County sophomore Braxton Bowman, Evansville Mater Dei sophomore Cole Breeden, Evansville Harrison freshman Romyiez Calvin, Hamilton Southeastern sophomore Varschon Clark, Indianapolis Scecina sophomore Jaylin Foster, Lawrence North sophomore Chandon Giblert, Pike sophomore Landon Lampley, Austin freshman Micah Mohler and Princeton sophomore Quintyn Voltz.
Returning players for the North include Blackford sophomore Mari Leggett, the 2025 game MVP when he totaled 24 pionts, nine rebounds, two assists and three steals. Others returning for the North are Merrillville sophomore Charles Hardiman (18 points) and Penn sophomore Caleb Coolman (six points).
Rounding out the 2026 North lineup are Chesterton sophomore Bradly Basila, Anderson sophomore Don Bowling III, New Palestine sophomore Will Davison, Bowman Academy sophomore Quentavious Fly, Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian sophomore Bryce LaCross, Norwell sophomore Josh McBride, Kokomo sophomore D.J. Nash, Oak Hill freshman Will Tonagel and West Lafayette sophomore Jaece Vogt.
Scott Radeker of Northridge is head coach of the North Team. He will be assisted by Chandler Prible of Class 2A state runner-up Westview. Andy Weaver of Plainfield is head coach of the South Team. He will be assisted by Trent Moorhead of Hauser.
Radeker, the 2026 IBCA District 1 Coach of the Year, is 151-53 in eight seasons at Northridge. He has a 368-221 record in 25 seasons as a varsity coach, including 120-80 in nine seasons at North Montgomery and 97-88 in eight seasons at Lafayette Jefferson. Prible is 82-25 in four seasons at Westview. He is 112-44 in six seasons overall, including 30-19 in two seasons at Eastern (Pekin).
Weaver, the 2026 IBCA District 2 Coach of the Year, went 196-137 in 14 seasons at Plainfield. He is 422-313 in 32 seasons as a varsity coach, including 18-45 in three seasons at Pioneer and 208-131 in 15 seasons at Western. Moorhead is 79-27 in four seasons at Hauser, his first head coaching position.
The rosters for the 2026 girls' All-Star Futures Game were announced on March 26.
Players and coaches for the All-Star Futures Games are selected by a Futures Games committee co-chaired by Broughton and Bill Zych, a retired coach who amassed a 478-375 record over 37 seasons while a head coach at Winamac, Rensselaer Central, Jay County, Center Grove, Shelbyville, Perry Meridian, Pike and Southport.

The South leads 2-1 in boys' Futures Games history, while the North girls lead 2-1 in their series with the South.
In boys' Futures Games, the South won the first two contests (100-96 in 2023, 116-113 in 2024) before the North prevailed in 2025. Boys' game MVPs prior to Leggett were Flory Bidunga in 2023 and Jaylan Mitchell of Evansville Reitz in 2024.
The North won 73-63 the inaugural girls' game in 2023. The South girls prevailed 95-86 in 2024. The North girls triumphed 106-92 in 2025 with Janaya Cooper of Fort Wayne Snider as game MVP. Talia Harris of Fishers was the 2023 game MVP, and Lola Lampley of Lawrence Central was the 2024 game MVP.
The Indiana All-Stars program was founded in 1939 when the Indiana boys' All-Stars played the state champion Frankfort Hot Dogs. The All-Star series with Kentucky began in 1940, and the girls' portion of the All-Stars was added in 1976. The Junior All-Stars, boys and girls, were added in 1996. The Futures Games doubleheader was added in 2023.
The Indiana portion of the All-Star Games is organized and produced by the Indiana Basketball Coaches Association. The Indianapolis Star, with its IndyStar brand, is the title sponsor. Hoosier Shooting Academy is a presenting partner for All-Star week. Energy Systems Group is a presenting partner for the Saturday doubleheader against Kentucky.

Congratulations to Freshman Micah Mohler on making the Mid-Southern Conference All Conference Team! Also, congratulation...
03/28/2026

Congratulations to Freshman Micah Mohler on making the Mid-Southern Conference All Conference Team! Also, congratulations to Sophomore Tracen Roush on making the Mid-Southern Conference Honorable Mention Team! What a great season guys!

03/25/2026

AUSTIN DROPS OT HEARTBREAKER TO LINTON, 82-74 IN IHSAA 2A SEMI STATE AFFAIR.
Arnie Sgalio

The sands of the Austin Eagles magical hour glass ran out on it’s 2025-26 basketball campaign with a 82-74 overtime loss to the Linton Miners in IHSAA 2A semi state play.

But the finish in this back and forth affair will be talked about by the Eagle faithful for years to come.

Trailing 69-66 with 1.1 seconds to play Austin sophomore Tracen Roush hit a heavily contested trey off an inbounds pass from junior Braxton Barger. The ball dropped thru the net as time expired to send the game into overtime.

It was Roush’s final points before fouling out early in the extra period as he led all scorers with 32.

But even with freshman Micah Mohler’s 28 points and Barger’s 10, the Eagles still came up a bit short on Saturday (March 21) at the Southport Fieldhouse.

The loss snapped an eight game winning streak ending Austin’s season at 17-9. The Eagles became just the fourth team in school history to reach the semi state round of IHSAA 2A play.
Linton was paced by Reuben Goodman who had 26 points on eight treys while Paul Oliver added 24 points for the Miners.
Linton advanced to the semi state title game against Parke Heritage where the Miners were defeated 66-53 ending its season at 25-5.

Under the direction of second year head mentor Brent Jameson, Austin started the year 1-5 but finished 16-4 over its final 20 contests grabbing an IHSAA Sectional 45 title and a 2A Southern Regional crown in the process. Making it to the round of eight in 2A semi state play was the first time the Eagles had advanced that far into the tournament since the 2002 campaign.

Austin came into the game ranked 19th overall in the 2A ranks while Linton was 12th in the 2A Sagarin ratings.

Linton opened the game hitting its first four three-pointers and led 15-5 early. Austin would battle back to cut the deficit to three at one point, before ending the quarter trailing 22-17.

The Eagles offense started to settle in as Mohler had nine points and Roush had six on two 3-balls. Senior Tyler Collins broke into the scoring column with a deuce.

Both defenses dug in during the second period with just 19 total points combined. Austin would trail 22-21 on a bucket by Barger but would get no closer to the Miners. Linton led 32-26 at the break. The Eagles got its scoring from Mohler who had five points while Barger and Roush chipped in two each.

The Eagles came out firing in the second half as Roush and Mohler accounted for all 22 points. Austin went on a 13-5 run with Roush hitting three consecutive trifectas to grab a 39-37 lead, its first of the game. A Goodman trey for Linton put the Miners back on top momentarily before Mohler had five points while Roush added four to extend the Austin lead to 48-42. All told Roush had 15 points while Mohler had seven in the quarter.

After Barger opened the final stanza with a trey Roush would score six straight points on a driving layup and the ensuing free throw along with a trifecta pushing the Austin lead to nine points, 57-48.

But the Miners began its fourth quarter push as Goodman and Oliver combined for 22 points and five makes from behind the arc to grab the lead at 60-59. All told Linton outscored the Eagles 21-9 down the stretch.

In the final minute it appeared the Eagles would not be able to extend the game.

Mohler converted a three-point play putting Austin up 64-63. Oliver would retake the lead for Linton at 65-64 and after an empty Eagles possession Oliver was fouled on a rebound. He converted 1-of-2 from the line opening the door for Austin at 66-64.

Austin’s next possession had the Eagles missing a pair of free throws but junior Carter Hunley pulled in the Eagles biggest rebound of the game and was fouled trying to score. Hunley calmly registered his only points hitting both charity tosses tying the score at 66.

Linton grabbed the lead right back on its next possession. After Austin missed a three the Miners were fouled and converted one of two free throws to lead 69-66. Austin had a chance to tie the game but the Eagles turned the ball over with 1.6 seconds remaining on a difficult deep half court inbounds pass from Barger intended for Mohler.

Austin would get another shot as Roush drew an offensive foul on an illegal screen by Linton. The Eagles would then set in motion the play with 1.1 seconds on the clock that had Barger finding Roush for his game tying trey at the buzzer.

However, the overtime was all Linton as the Miners outscored the Eagles 13-5.

Barger hit a deep corner trey to give Austin a 72-69 lead, but the Miners would go on a 13-2 run to end the game. Barger had all five Austin points. Linton converted on 8-of-11 free throws in overtime and was 20-of-27 for the contest.

Roush was 11-of-19 (58%) from the field, including 7-of-12 (58%) from behind the arc for his 32 points and added five assists, two steals and a rebound. Mohler had a team high six boards along with five assists, a steal and block. Barger added five rebounds, three assists and a steal. Hunley had four rebounds and a steal while Collins had three boards and an assist. Senior Brayden Konkler had two rebounds.

The teams combined for 23 treys as Linton had 12 and Austin 11. Austin shot 51% from the field compared to 46% for Linton.

The Miners out rebounded the Eagles 26-23 and were a plus five in the turnover department forcing 13 while committing eight.
The Eagles will say goodbye to three seniors who have been key to the development of the Austin program over the years.

Tyler Collins, Brayden Konkler and Orlando Neace will be missed for their contributions both on and off the court. Through hard work, leadership and fellowship this trio helped establish a new era in Austin basketball setting expectations high for future Eagle teams.

Congratulations to Sophomore Tracen Roush for making the IBCA Boys Basketball All-State Underclass Honorable Mention Tea...
03/25/2026

Congratulations to Sophomore Tracen Roush for making the IBCA Boys Basketball All-State Underclass Honorable Mention Team! Way to go Tracen!

Congratulations to Freshman Micah Mohler for making the IBCA Boys Basketball All-State Underclass Small School Team! Mic...
03/25/2026

Congratulations to Freshman Micah Mohler for making the IBCA Boys Basketball All-State Underclass Small School Team! Micah is one of the 15 members of the Small School Team and only 1 of 2 Freshman on this team! Way to go Micah!!

GAMEDAY #26! Austin vs. Linton Stockton @ Southport Semi-State! Game starts at 12! 🦅🏀
03/21/2026

GAMEDAY #26! Austin vs. Linton Stockton @ Southport Semi-State! Game starts at 12! 🦅🏀

The boys had a great practice at Southport today!
03/21/2026

The boys had a great practice at Southport today!

Had a great lunch at Freddy’s in Seymour on the way to Southport!
03/20/2026

Had a great lunch at Freddy’s in Seymour on the way to Southport!

03/20/2026

Leaving Rigel Gym now!

Thanks to everyone who showed up for autograph night! A special thank you to J & C printing for making the poster for us...
03/20/2026

Thanks to everyone who showed up for autograph night! A special thank you to J & C printing for making the poster for us!

Thank you Santa Fe for feeding our boys tonight! We appreciate your support!!
03/19/2026

Thank you Santa Fe for feeding our boys tonight! We appreciate your support!!

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