Lapel’s Brode Judge puts up a shot against Eastern Hancock last season. Judge helped his team to victory in the Indiana All-Star Classic this past weekend.
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Pendleton Heights’ Olivia Jones grabs a rebound against New Palestine last season. She was named Co-Most Outstanding Player at the Indiana All-Star Classic last weekend.
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Last season, Lapel’s Bode Judge scores against Eastern Hancock while being fouled. He particpated in the Indiana All-Star Classic last weekend.
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Lapel’s Devin Craig scored 11 points in the Indiana All-Star Classic last weekend.
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ANDERSON — Both Lapel and Pendleton Heights basketball programs had representation at the annual Indiana Basketball All-Star Classic.
The event, which took place Saturday at Anderson University, included some of the top talent from across the state in a day full of basketball.
The event kicked off at 10:30 a.m. with both the boys and girls Junior Game 1, Junior Game 2 followed at 1 p.m., and the Futures games took place at 4 and 6:30 p.m.
Brothers Brode and Bode Judge took the floor in the Junior Game 2, and while siblings, and teammates on the Bulldogs, they were on opposite sides on Saturday. Brode was part of the Team Red roster, while Bode put on the jersey for Team White.
Team Red came out on top 100-81, helped by the scoring of Brode.
Brode had the second most points on the team with 18. He knocked down four three-pointers and was an efficient 7-for-14 shooting. He added one rebound, one steal and one assist over 18 minutes of playing time.
On the other side, Bode played 21 minutes, scored 10 points and pulled down six rebounds. Four of the six rebounds came on the offensive end.
Their teammate, Devin Craig, competed later in the evening in the Future Boys Game 2 and filled up the entire stat sheet.
During 22 minutes of time on the court, he buried a trio of threes, leading to 11 points. He added three rebounds, two assists and two steals. His team, Team Red, lost a close one 84-80.
Closing out the night in the latest game was the Arabians lone competitor, Olivia Jones.
Jones was a part of team White during the Girls Future Game 2.
Led by her game-high 12 rebounds, Team White handled Team Red easily, winning 68-45.
Five of the 12 rebounds came on the offensive end, while Jones added seven points, had one steal, one block, and dished out one assist.
Her stat line earned her Co-Most Outstanding Player in the game.