Photos: Boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis
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Athletes celebrate Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis.
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An athlete warms up Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis.
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Drew Haffner of Westfield runs a play against Austin Ford of Brebeuf on Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis.
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Purdue men's basketball head coach Matt Painter talks with coaches Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis.
Michael Woods of Hammond Morton and JaShawn Ladd of Ben Davis go for the ball Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis.
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James Kalala of Southport goes up for a basket against Xavier Wilson of Fort Wayne Snider on Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis.
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Isaiah Hill of Pike blocks a basket attempt by Sam Gooch of Greencastle on Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis.
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Jack Clark of Bloomington South guards Jace Tonagel of Oak Hill on Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis.
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Jahari Miller of Pike high-fives Keriawn Berry of Avon on Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis.
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James Kalala of Southport guards Conner Kesler of Roncalli on Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis.
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Derrick Cross Jr. of Bloomington North grabs the ball Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis.
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Jack Clark of Bloomington South attempts to block Jason Gardner Jr. of Fishers on Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis.
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Athletes celebrate Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis.
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Caleb Coolman of Penn brings the ball up the court Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis.
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Cooper Bock of Sullivan and Evan Harrell of Carmel go for the ball Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis.
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Noah Washington of New Albany catches the ball Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis.
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Photos: Boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis
HIGH SCHOOL Grace Smith/IndyStar Athletes celebrate Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis. Grace Smith/IndyStar An athlete warms up Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis. Grace Smith/IndyStar Drew Haffner of Westfield runs a play against Austin Ford of Brebeuf on Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis. Grace Smith/IndyStar Purdue men's basketball head coach Matt Painter talks with coaches Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis. Michael Woods of Hammond Morton and JaShawn Ladd of Ben Davis go for the ball Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis. Grace Smith/IndyStar James Kalala of Southport goes up for a basket against Xavier Wilson of Fort Wayne Snider on Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis. Grace Smith/IndyStar Isaiah Hill of Pike blocks a basket attempt by Sam Gooch of Greencastle on Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis. Grace Smith/IndyStar Jack Clark of Bloomington South guards Jace Tonagel of Oak Hill on Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis. Grace Smith/IndyStar Jahari Miller of Pike high-fives Keriawn Berry of Avon on Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis. Grace Smith/IndyStar James Kalala of Southport guards Conner Kesler of Roncalli on Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis. Grace Smith/IndyStar Derrick Cross Jr. of Bloomington North grabs the ball Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis. Grace Smith/IndyStar Jack Clark of Bloomington South attempts to block Jason Gardner Jr. of Fishers on Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis. Grace Smith/IndyStar Athletes celebrate Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis. Grace Smith/IndyStar Caleb Coolman of Penn brings the ball up the court Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis. Grace Smith/IndyStar Cooper Bock of Sullivan and Evan Harrell of Carmel go for the ball Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis. Grace Smith/IndyStar Noah Washington of New Albany catches the ball Friday, June 27, 2025, during the boys high school basketball Top 100 Showcase at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis. Grace Smith/IndyStar
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A group of more than 125 Indiana Fever fans are sounding off about the sound coming from one vocal fan for Caitlin Clark and company, and they've launched a petition requesting the team fix the problem. Josh McNattin, the petition starter at wrote about "a distinct and persistent voice — believed to be from a fan seated close to the scorer's table," disrupting Fever television broadcasts when they play at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. He noted this "in-arena audio mix" issues are well known enough to have inspired discussions on Reddit and WNBA fan forums, and he believes people have heard enough. "While we celebrate the passion of all fans, this particular sound consistently overpowers other audio elements, including the commentary and ambient crowd noise," McNattin wrote. "As a result, it can detract from the viewing experience for many fans watching from home or streaming online." "The consensus is not a criticism of any individual fan's enthusiasm," McNattin added, "but rather a call for an audio solution that preserves the game's energy while ensuring a balanced broadcast mix." EXPERTS WEIGH IN: Caitlin Clark injury complicates shooting slump As of 1:45 p.m. ET on Friday, June 27, the petition had 127 signatures. There are multiple Reddit threads and hundreds of comments. "Is this the woman that sounds like a dolphin? Because that IS super annoying," wrote Reddit user idahomokate in a thread created in response to the IndyStar story about the petition. The comment had generated 248 upvotes. Pacers Sports & Entertainment owns the Fever and did not respond to the IndyStar, which is part of the USA TODAY Network. The attention paid to the Fever's games, and their television broadcasts, has risen exponentially since Clark joined the WNBA last season. Clark's presence has generated record ratings when she plays for the Fever. She did not appear in the team's 85-75 road loss to the Los Angeles Sparks on Thursday, June 26 due to a groin injury. Indiana's next home game is Thursday, July 3 against the Las Vegas Aces. McNattin, through his petition, is hopeful the Fever will hear his group's call for help. "We know that Fever management is committed to providing a high-quality experience for both in-person and remote fans," McNattin wrote. "Your attention to this matter would mean a great deal to those of us who love watching Fever games and supporting the WNBA."
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Even when she's hurt, Caitlin Clark's fire for the game is on display. That happened Thursday night as the Fever hosted the Sparks, without the injured Clark in the lineup, in a hilarious moment toward the end of the first half of an 85-75 Los Angeles win. Clark was animatedly expressing her displeasure with the referees when she caught the attention of the Kelsey Plum as she walked across the court. The Sparks star stopped and started pointing and shouting in Clark's direction, apparently calling for a ref to give the Fever superstar a technical foul. Plum's plea to the official seemed to fall on deaf ears and didn't faze Clark, who seemingly continued to talk in the official's direction. Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark reacts to the action against the Los Angeles Sparks during the first half at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Grace Smith/INDIANAPOLIS STAR-Imagn Images Sparks coach Lynne Roberts even got a chuckle out of the interaction, with the broadcast camera catching the head coach laughing while the interaction was taking place. Plum and the Sparks got the last laugh in the end, coming away with a win over the Fever for their fifth victory of the season. The loss was the Fever's third in their last four games. Kelsey Plum drives to the basket during the game against the Indiana Fever on June 26, 2025 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Indiana. NBAE via Getty Images Clark missed her sixth game of the season after she was ruled out earlier in the day with a left groin injury. Fever coach Stephanie White told reporters on Thursday that Clark had informed the team of the pain when they returned from their West Coast road trip the following day. 'I think it's very much a day-to-day thing, how she responds to treatment,' White said, according to the Indy Star. ' I stay in my lane and let our strength and conditioning and our AT staff do what they do best. But yeah, I found out late last night and and then we'll treat it day-to-day.' The Fever are back in action on Friday when they face Paige Bueckers and the Wings in Dallas.
