IBCA E-Newsletter

Top 100 Showcase Recap

Some of the top players with returning high school eligibility in the state participated in the 14th annual Boys' and Girls' Top 100 Showcase events. The IBCA would like to thank the IHSAA, McDonald's, Gatorade, Champion and the IHSAA basketball officials who called the scrimmages and all the high school coaches for their support in making these Showcase events successful.

For 2016, these events have been scheduled for July 11 (girls) and July 12 (boys) at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis. For this year, the Girls’ Showcase again will run from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. For this year, to fit in the NCAA recruiting window, the Boys’ Showcase will run from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Be watching for the 2017 timeline for the nomination and selection of participants for the 15th annual Showcase events.

Sixty colleges attended the Boys’, Girls’ or both Showcases in 2016. Colleges and universities represented by one or more coaches at one or both of the Showcases were:

• Ancilla College
• Anderson University
• Ashland University
• Ball State
• Bellarmine University
• Bethel College
• Bowling Green
• Butler University
• Central State (Ohio)
• Chicago
• Danville Area Community College
• Davenport University
• DePauw University
• Earlham College
• Evansville
• Findlay
• Franklin College
• Goshen College
• Grace College
• Hanover College
• Holy Cross
• Huntington University
• IPFW
• Indiana State
• Indiana Tech
• Indiana University
• Indiana Wesleyan
• Indianapolis
• IU-East
• IU-Kokomo
• IUPUI
• Kent State
• Kentucky
• Lewis University
• Louisville
• Manchester University
• Marian University
• Miami (Ohio)
• Michigan
• Midway University
• Morehead State
• Nebraska-Omaha
• North Central College
• North Dakota
• Northern Kentucky
• Northwood
• Ohio Northern
• Purdue-Northwest
• Rose-Hulman
• Saint Francis
• Saint Joseph’s College
• Saint Mary-of-the-Woods
• Southern Indiana
• Taylor University
• Toledo
• Valparaiso University
• Wabash College
• Wilmington College
• Wright State
• Youngstown State