INDIANAPOLIS – High school football fans gathered at Lucas Oil Stadium today as the Indiana high school football state championship games kicked off. The excitement is palpable as teams compete for the coveted state titles. On Friday, three champions were already crowned, and the spotlight now shifts to three more finals set for Saturday.
The action started with the Class 6A title match where Brownsburg narrowly defeated Westfield with a score of 22-17. The game was a fierce battle with notable performances from both teams. The standout player was Brownsburg’s Deacon King, who tallied two rushing touchdowns. Westfield’s Kovon Sumpter-Bey also made a significant impact with a long touchdown pass.
Next, in the Class 4A showdown, New Palestine emerged victorious against East Noble with a decisive 56-26 win. New Palestine’s offense was impressive, with Josh Ranes leading the way with 166 rushing yards and three touchdowns. The team’s strong performance shows their dominance, as they claimed the championship once again.
In the Class 2A final, Adams Central crushed Linton-Stockton with a score of 46-6. The Adams Central team showcased their strength with multiple rushing touchdowns, including a standout performance from Jamison Roach, who rushed for 142 yards.
As the weekend rolls on, fans are eager to see who will be crowned in the remaining games. On Saturday, the Class A final features Providence against North Judson at 11 a.m., followed by the Class 3A match-up between FW Bishop Luers and Heritage Hills at 3 p.m. Finally, the Class 5A game will wrap up the championship festivities with Decatur Central taking on Warsaw at 7 p.m.
Tickets for the games are priced at $15, with special accommodations for younger children. Fans can secure their tickets digitally through Ticketmaster, ensuring a smooth entry into the thrilling high school football championship atmosphere.
The energy in Indianapolis is undeniable as teams battle for state supremacy, and fans await the final showdowns on Saturday.
