Indiana All-Stars boys basketball history: Which schools have most? Players list by school
The Indiana All-Stars have been playing since 1939 (save a few seasons during World War II). More than 1,000 boys basketball players have been selected to represent the state in the annual series with Kentucky's top seniors.
Which school has produced the most All-Stars? Below is a school-by-school list of every Indiana All-Star.
Marion – 24
Muncie Central – 22
Anderson – 19
Kokomo – 19
Lawrence North – 18
Pike – 18
Lafayette Jeff – 17
New Albany – 17
Ben Davis – 15
Cathedral – 15
Crispus Attucks – 15
Richmond – 15
Alexandria
Anderson
Anderson Highland
Anderson Madison Heights
Andrean
Angola
Attica
Auburn
Aurora
Austin
Avon
Bainbridge
Batesville
Bedford
Bedford North Lawrence
Beech Grove
Bellmont
Ben Davis
Benton Central
Berne
Bishop Chatard
Blackford
Bloomfield
Bloomington
Bloomington North
Bloomington South
Bluffton
Bourbon
Brebeuf Jesuit
Broad Ripple
Brown County
Brownsburg
Brownstown Central
Campbellsburg
Carmel
Castle
Cathedral
Center Grove
Central Noble
Chesterton
Clarksville
Clinton Prairie
Cloverdale
Columbia City
Columbus
Columbus North
Concord
Connersville
Converse
Covington
Crawfordsville
Crispus Attucks
Crown Point
Culver
Culver Academy
Dale
Danville
Decatur Central
DeKalb
Delphi
Delta
East Chicago Central
East Chicago Roosevelt
East Chicago Washington
East Noble
Edgewood
Elkhart
Elkhart Central
Elkhart Memorial
Elwood
Eminence
Evansville Bosse
Evansville Central
Evansville Harrison
Evansville Mater Dei
Evansville Memorial
Evansville North
Evansville Reitz
Evansville Rex Mundi
Fishers
Flora
Floyd Central
Forest Park
Fort Wayne Bishop Dwenger
Fort Wayne Bishop Luers
Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian
Fort Wayne Carroll
Fort Wayne Central
Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran
Fort Wayne Elmhurst
Fort Wayne Harding
Fort Wayne North Side
Fort Wayne Northrop
Fort Wayne South Side
Fort Wayne Wayne
Frankfort
Franklin
Franklin Central
Garrett
Gary 21st Century
Gary Bowman Academy
Gary Emerson
Gary Forebel
Gary Roosevelt
Gary Tolleston
Gary Wallace
Gary West Side
Goshen
Gosport
Graceland Christian
Grass Creek
Greencastle
Greenfield
Greenfield-Central
Greensburg
Greenwood
Griffith
Guerin Catholic
Hamilton
Hamilton Heights
Hamilton Southeastern
Hammond
Hammond Bishop Noll
Hammond Tech
Harrison (West Lafayette)
Heritage Christian
Heritage Hills
Holland
Homestead
Hope
Huntingburg
Huntington
Huntington North
Indian Creek
Indianapolis Arlington
Indianapolis Howe
Indianapolis Manual
Indianapolis Marshall
Indianapolis Northwest
Indianapolis Shortridge
Indianapolis Tech
Indianapolis Washington
Indianapolis Wood
Jac-Cen-Del
Jasper
Jeffersonville
Jennings County
John Glenn
Kankakee Valley
Kokomo
Kokomo Haworth
L&M
Lafayette Jeff
Lafayette Central Catholic
Lake Central
Lapel
LaPorte
Lawrence Central
Lawrence North
Lawrenceburg
Lebanon
Leo
Lewis Cass
Lewisville
Linton
Linton-Stockton
Logansport
Loogootee
Lowell
Madison
Madison-Grant
Manchester
Marion
Marquette Catholic
Martinsville
McCutcheon
Merrillville
Michigan City Elston
Michigan City Rogers
Milan
Mishawaka
Mishawaka Marian
Mississinewa
Monroeville
Monrovia
Mooresville
Morristown
Mt. Vernon
Muncie Burris
Muncie Central
Muncie North
Muncie South
Munster
New Albany
New Castle
New Haven
New Marion
New Palestine
New Washington
Noblesville
North Central
North Judson
North Montgomery
Northfield
Northridge
Northview
Northwestern
NorthWood
Oak Hill
Oregon-Davis
Ossian
Paoli
Park Tudor
Pendleton Heights
Penn
Perry Meridian
Peru
Pike
Plainfield
Plymouth
Portland
Princeton
Richmond
Rochester
Rossville
Rushville
Salem
Scecina
Scottsburg
Seton Catholic
Seymour
Shelbyville
Sheridan
Silver Creek
South Bend Adams
South Bend Central
South Bend Clay
South Bend LaSalle
South Bend Riley
South Bend St. Joseph
South Bend Washington
South Bend Washington-Clay
South Central (Union Mills)
South Spencer
Southport
Southwestern (Hanover)
Speedway
Spencer
Springs Valley
Tell City
Terre Haute Garfield
Terre Haute Gerstmeyer
Terre Haute North
Terre Haute South
Terre Haute State
Thorntown
Tindley
Tipton
Triton
Union (Dugger)
Valparaiso
Vincennes
Vincennes Lincoln
Waldron
Wapahani
Warren Central
Warsaw
Washington
Washington Catholic
Western
Westfield
Westview
White River Valley
Whiteland
Whitko
Winchester
Winslow
Yorktown
Zionsville
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