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<p>Week 14 of the Indiana high school basketball has almost wrapped up and we had a big slate of high school hoops going on last night in Indiana to cap it all off. Let us dive on in and take a look at some highlights of Friday's night of hoops.</p>
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<p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='1158181' first='Isaac' last='Andrews'] joins ELITE 2k-point club</strong></p>
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<p>There are very few players that will ever join the prestigious 1k-point club. There are even fewer that will join the elite 2k-point club. Wapahani senior guard [player_tooltip player_id='1158181' first='Isaac' last='Andrews'] is one of those players. In Wapahani's 61-42 win over Shenandoah, Andrews joined that elite 2k-point club and is now at a career high 2,007 points. He also now 22 points away from becoming the Delaware County All-time Leading scorer, as well. He will have a chance to do so next week when Wapahani plays Lapel in the opening round of the Alexandria Sectional. </p>
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<p><strong>Bosse gets momentum win over Reitz</strong></p>
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<p>At this point in the season as teams play their last regular season games, it is all about building momentum for their Sectional. Evansville Bosse got a nice momentum win over Evansville Reitz with their 67-51 victory. Bulldogs were led scoring by none other than stud senior guard [player_tooltip player_id='1158192' first='Taray' last='Howell'] with his 23 points while [player_tooltip player_id='2089944' first='Chris' last='Glover'] added 16 points. Reitz was led by 2025 guard Evan Hayes with 15 points. For next week Bosse will play the winner of Mt, Vernon-Posey and Gibson Southern while Reitz will open up with Jasper in their each respective Sectionals. </p>
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<p><strong>Brownstown Central routs Orleans </strong></p>
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<p>When it comes to true, southern Indiana showdowns, Brownstown vs Orleans is a match made in Indiana high school basketball Heaven. Unfortunately, the game did not live up to hype as one would have hoped. The Brownstown Central Braves routed Orleans 78-47 to get their 12th straight win to cap off the regular season. The Braves were led in scoring by Purdue signee [player_tooltip player_id='1158245' first='Jack' last='Benter'] with a game-high 25 points while junior forward Coby Hall added 16 points. Orleans was led by junior [player_tooltip player_id='1297109' first='Rylan' last='Crocker'] with 17 points. Both BC and Orleans are favorites in their respective Sectional. </p>
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Week 14 of the Indiana high school basketball has almost wrapped up and we had a big slate of high school hoops going on last night in Indiana to cap it all off. Let us dive on in and take a look at some highlights of Friday's night of hoops.
[player_tooltip player_id='1158181' first='Isaac' last='Andrews'] joins ELITE 2k-point club There are very few players that will ever join the prestigious 1k-point club. There are even fewer that will join the elite 2k-point club. Wapahani senior guard [player_tooltip player_id='1158181' first='Isaac' last='Andrews'] is one of those players. In Wapahani's 61-42 win over Shenandoah, Andrews joined that elite 2k-point club and is now at a career high 2,007 points. He also now 22 points away from becoming the Delaware County All-time Leading scorer, as well. He will have a chance to do so next week when Wapahani plays Lapel in the opening round of the Alexandria Sectional. Bosse gets momentum win over Reitz At this point in the season as teams play their last regular season games, it is all about building momentum for…