The IBCA plans on producing two Record Books at the end of the 2025-26 season, the traditional 47th annual Boys’ Record Book that has been produced since 1980 and a first Girls’ Record Book.
The Indiana High School Basketball Record Books feature statistics on nearly every high school basketball program in the state of Indiana, 400-plus schools overall in each book.
Of course, the 2026 Record Books – for boys and girls – rely on the Head Coach submitting each team’s end-of-season information. Please look for an email from the IBCA with a link for that online submission form, then complete that information as soon as you can after your season concludes. Thank you for helping the IBCA preserve the accomplishments of Indiana high school basketball players and keeping this tradition growing.
This 2025 edition of the Boys’ Record Book transitioned from the dedicated efforts of Gene Milner and Greencastle Offset Printing and Graphics – who successfully published the past 42 editions – to the Indiana Basketball Coaches Association. Under the guidance of Milner, executive director Marty Johnson, associate executive director Tom Beach and assistant director Kristi Sigler, with assistance from Beth Winchell of Winchell Graphic Design and Dave Moeller of Moeller Printing, the 2025 edition was produced with all information collected digitally.
For 2026, Johnson, Beach, Sigler and crew will combine to produce the Boys’ Record Book. And for 2026, John and Sarah Mullen will work to produce the first Girls’ Record Book with the same kind of season and historical information about girls’ basketball (1,000-point Club, a Coaches Club, Indiana All-Star lists, Hall of Fame lists, etc.).
To obtain a back copy of the 2025 Boys’ Record book or order a 2026 Record Book for boys or girls (at $15 per book, including shipping), click on this link: 2026 Record Book flyer
For past Boys’ Record Books, from 1984 to 2024, send $12.50 per book (including shipping) to: Gene Milner, 107 Autumn Glen North Dr., Greencastle, IN 46135. Or e-mail gmilner@tds.net. Note: Boys’ Record Books for 2012, 2020 and 2024 no longer are available.
