Zach Randolph
Class of 2000
School Marion HS, IN
Height and Weight 6'8 270lbs
Reach, Wingspan 8'08, 6'11
Position Center/Power Forward
98-99 Ratings #6 (SN)(FS), #41 (ATH), #23 (HS)
#1 (BG)
97-98 Ratings #21 (HS), #29 (FC)
Academically Eligible Needs GPA and SAT boosts
Status Active
AAU Team No Excuses (1998)
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Zach Randolph has been nicknamed "Baby Shaq" by fans. The shaven
head and impressive body make it an accurate nickname, but has a handful
of inches to grow to reach the height of Shaq. Randolph is a handful in
the paint. His wide body makes it very difficult for players to get
around, and his defense is improving. It doesn't take much for him to
win position to gather in rebounds into double-figure amounts.
Offensively he can move around well, and knows that his job revolves
around being in the paint. Depending on how he grows will determine if
he develops into a college center candidate. Word is that he could be
at 6'10 and 300lbs by the time he touches the collegiate hardwood. Right
now (as a sophomore) he is a big body with a host of interior skills.
Has shown a shot out to 14 feet. Areas to work on would be extending
his range when playing at the forward spot, and staying in the game.
He runs well, but isn't close to the kind of speed a Cameron Stephens
has in the open court. A high major Division I prospect that most
schools either are, or will be chasing, and will make a great post
player on the next level.
Randolph helped lead Marion HS to the 4A championship game
against Pike HS as a sophomore, scoring 18 points and 8 rebounds in
24 minutes in the game. He averaged 17 points, 12 rebounds and 3
blocks as a sophomore.
His early list includes Purdue, Kentucky, Indiana, Michigan
State, Iowa, Wisconsin and Michigan, with more to be added soon.
Purdue is in a very good position with Zach, as he thinks highly of
the staff and the program and has called Purdue "the big one" on his
list. Randolph has already made unofficials to the Purdue campus,
but remains open. He likes the Big Ten and the ACC.
Randolph had a career high 30 points on 12/5/98 against Anderson.
 7-18-99...Purdue is still among Zach's top five, according to this
CNNSI article. The author also adds Zach hasn't ruled out early entry into
the NBA.
7-16-99...The rumors have been around forever concerning the
friendship between Zach and Marcus Taylor. This article from the Lansing
State Journal talks about that relationship, plus takes a look at Zach's
recruitment from the Michigan State point of view. Bob Gibbons is now
ranking Zach the best post player in the nation, also ranking him as the
#2 player overall at last week's Nike Camp.
7-13-99...After spending most of the week at the Nike Camp in Indy
taking as many looks at the known Purdue recruits I could, as of the final
round of games Saturday evening I was ready to give Randolph the crown of
being the most impressive power player to come from Indiana since Robinson.
And maybe...even better than Robinson. That was until the Saturday evening
matchup against 7'1 rising junior Tyson Chandler from California. The most
interesting aspect of camps like these are the individual matchups that
occur, putting head-to-head two players of the same position while
surrounded by equally solid teammates. Sort of mimics the kind of talent
they will have around them in college. A little on Chandler first. This is
the first time I've seen him play, but I have heard about him since he was
in the 8th grade. An article in some paper years ago discussed the fact
that this kid already had scholarships offers on the table from high
Division I programs before he had even hit high school. Chandler is a legit
7'2 and has a great body (not too thin, not too bulky). What makes him
special is he is a very intelligent player, especially defensively. His
wingspan allows him to block shots flat-footed, and he has enough strength
to keep opponents from pivoting. In comes Randolph, who had been dominating
his opponents the entire camp. The only complaint I had heard of Randolph
pre-camp was his tendency to cruise. But he couldn't here, and he didn't.
Surprised me with his consistently aggressive play. Could muscle position
against anyone at the camp. Until the matchup against Chandler. When the
two players took the floor, Chandler continued doing what he had been
offensively, although Randolph did seem to get rebounding position on him
several times. Offensively, Randolph was shut down. Randolph was only able
to score later when Chandler got a 3 minute bench penalty for hanging on
the rim. What may be useful, since Michigan State seems to be the leader
for Randolph, is how to shut him down. Although it helps to be the best
center in the nation, I think if any center follows the same principles they
can be successful against him. Chandler did a few simple things. He NEVER
left his feet on defense. He used his arms to make sure Randolph didn't
shoot over him. So, Randolph tried aggressively to pivot around him.
Chandler had a wide stance, and simply shuffled a foot in one direction or
the other as Randolph would bang side-to-side. And he held his ground.
Randolph tried to get his arms around the sides of Chandler to push him
out of the way, but couldn't muscle him. Three simple skills...don't leave
your feet, keep your arms up, and stay between your opponent and the
basket. Randolph would get the ball in the post several times a possession,
would attempt to pivot around Chandler while dribbling, pass the ball back
out ot the perimeter, muscle better position on Chandler, call for the
ball, then try to pivot around him again. After a while, Chandler's
teammates caught on to Randolph's attempts to pivot, and would send a
guard around the front of Zach to limit his motion. They stripped him
once by curling around the backside of Chandler. I have to admit, this
was a clinic on how to defense a 270-pound, 6-foot-9 post player. Chandler
never made an attempt to deny the ball into the post to Randolph, which
also helped. Randolph is quick on his feet, and if you position yourself
around the side of him to deny the ball, he will use his great hands to
catch the inlet anyway and duck right under you for the basket. Randolph
played a total of maybe 5 minutes. He had one 4 minute series against
Chandler, played for another minute or so when Chandler went to the bench
for a penalty (technical fouls bring an automatic 3 minute bench penalty).
Chandler played close to 20 minutes. Once Zach played that first series
against Chandler at the beginning of the game, he went to the bench and
never came back on the court. He wasn't injured. Coincidentally or not,
Zach's trip to the bench for the remainder of thegame happened just after
Tom Izzo showed up and made his presence known. Randolph is also very
strong in transition, but never really got that part of his game going.
When he does, he is impossible to defend unless your are very good at
setting up in the post for a charge and are able to take a hard shot to
the body. Randolph still amazes me with his soft touch around the basket.
The perfect combination of power and finesse. This was strictly a half-court,
post-up battle. This whole scenario is rather ironic, since it was just last
year at the Nike Camp that Randolph made his name by outplaying the then #1
player in the nation. Marvin Stone was a rising senior and heralded by many
to be the best player in the nation. This 6'9 kid named Randolph, a rising
juniorat the time, came in and stopped him. I wonder what player will come
up and knock Chandler off his pedestal next year? The argument could be
made that Randolph is a power forward, so his ability to get around a 7'2
center isn't such a concern. Many scouts in attendance had Randolph as the
#1 power forward and Chandler as the #1 center.
A few notes from his Nike Camp bio...Favorite NBA player: Shaq...
Favorite NBA team: LA Lakers...Favorite Subject: Science...Life's Goal
"To get an education and make it to the NBA"...What Basketball Has Taught
You About Life?: "There are more important things in life than basketball."
For a little blurb on his thoughts about Purdue, check out this
Indianapolis Star article.
7-3-99...Zach again denied any suggestion he had committed to
Michigan State in a newspaper article today. Stating he loved the Purdue
coaches, he is still looking around. We are still hearing he would like
to stay close to the midwest, and that Michigan State, Purdue and
Marquette are top choices with several others schools lagging behind.
6-27-99...The North squad won the game they needed to win a medal
this weekend, taking the bronze with a 122-105 win over the East. The
top five scorers for the North were players from either the state of
Indiana or Illinois. Leading the team were Andre Brown (22 points) and
Aaron Carr (22 points), followed by Randolph (20 points), Imari Sawyer
(16 points) and Rodney Powell (16 points). Randolph also added 15 boards
to finish with his fifth straight double-double. For the tournament,
Zach established records for most points scored (102) in the Festival
and most rebounds recorded (93), also finished as the Festival's
leading scorer (20.4 ppg), leading rebounder (18.6 rpg) and was ranked
fifth in field goal percentage (.525), fifth in steals (1.8 spg) and
tied for 13th in assists (1.8 apg). For info on the medal game, go to the
USA Basketball site.
6-26-99...Another good performance, this time in 30 minutes and
a starting role. Zach scored 20 points and added 14 rebounds (9 offensive
and 5 defensive). However, the North squad lost another game and will
play for the bronze medal tomorrow against the East team who beat them
91-84 yesterday. The game will place Zach and Kevin Garrity as
opponents. For a game summary of game four, click on this USA Basketball
link. (stats below)
6-26-99...Zach continues to dominate in Colorado, coming off the
bench to score 14 points and grab 20 boards in only 23 minutes of playing
time. The North team dropped its third game of the festival, this time a
99-98 heartbreaker to the West squad. North will play the undefeated South
team Saturday evening, with a chance to move on to either the gold or
bronze medal game on Sunday. A wrapup of game 3 can be found on the USA
Basketball site. (stats below)
6-25-99 Update... The North squad dropped the second game to the
East squad 91-84, leaving them with an 0-2 record. Randolph again led all
scorers with 17 points and 18 rebounds, his second double-double of the
festival. Through two games, Zach leads all scorers with a 23.0 per game
average and leads all rebounders with 22.0 per game. (stats below)
6-25-99...Zach Randolph has been chosen to participate in the
USA Basketball Developmental League this summer. Forty-four players from
across the country were chosen to participate on one of four teams that
will play each other June 25-27 at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado
Springs. The USA Basketball event also includes off-court seminars on
topics such as the meaning of representing your country, the Olympic
experience, drug education, gambling awareness and media training. Randolph
will be joined at the Festival by two other recruits known to be considering
Purdue, 6'11 center Kevin Garrity (East) and 6'6 wing guard Nick Anderson
(South).
In the opening round, Randolph's North squad lost to the South
squad 99-95. Zach Randolph dominated, setting Festival records for the
most field goals attempted (24) and made (12), and for total rebounds (26).
Zach scored 29 points and had 19 offensive rebounds and 7 defensive boards.
No one on any of the four teams scored more than 20 points after the
first round of games Friday afternoon. For a summary of the game, check
out this USA Basketball link. Below is the schedule of games this
weekend...
Game 2 - Friday evening - North vs East, South vs West
Game 3 - Saturday morning - North vs West, South vs East
Game 4 - Saturday evening - #1 vs #4, #2 vs #3
Game 5 - Sunday - Winners of Game 4, Losers of Game 4
This should also put to rest the speculation that Zach Randolph
had to miss the state AAU championship this weekend with Spiece South
because he was fulfilling his sentencing obligations in Marion. In fact,
the required amount of time was satisfied earlier in the month and Zach
will instead be missing the state AAU tournament due to USA Basketball
obligations. Since Spiece South won the national championship last year
(without Randolph I might add), they will get an automatic invitation
to nationals this year and do not necessarily need to win the state
championship to qualify.
5-11-99...USA TODAY named Zach Randolph to their All-USA honorable
mention team, plus listed Zach as one of the top 15 players in Class of
2000.
4-29-99...Zach will be teaming up with fellow Purdue prospect
Brandon Jones at the Spiece tournament this coming weekend. The two will
play on the defending national championship AAU squad Spiece South. The
following is a list of Spiece South's pool games to be held Friday and
Saturday. The toughest game of the three looks to be the 3:30pm matchup
with Tim Thomas Playaz, which features a few nationally ranked east coast
prep school kids.
FRI 10:00pm vs. Chicago Demons (Co-Rec #10)
SAT 11:00am vs. Peterson Engineering (Co-Rec #10)
SAT 3:30pm vs. Tim Thomas Playaz (Mackey #1)
4-02-99...An article from the Indy Star catches us up on the
rather rough spring Randolph has had. Unconfirmed rumors floating around
say Randolph has already made a decision to attend Michigan State, but
being a popular rumor and a rumor based in truth are sometimes two very
different things.
2-21-99...Zach Randolph has been suspended indefinitely from the
Marion basketball team due to off-the-court issues.
1-26-99...A scouting report from the Marion vs Lafayette Jeff game
this past Friday night...
"Zach Randolph has a presence on the court some people notice, other
don't, many times thinking he isn't trying. Well Against Lafayette Jeff,
Zach had a very productive quite game. Jeff had no one to match up with
Zach, so most of the night they played zone and surrounded Zach with 2
or even 3 guys. Marion has a good team with depth, yet Zach is very much
the focal point of most defensive schemes. Marion and Zach pretty muched
cruised along in the game, until late in the 1st quarter when Jeff put a
little run on them. Zach started working hard under the basket and got a
few easy hoops. Jeff tried to full court press, to slow Marion down, but
it was not very effective, the Giants just have to many guys withquickness.
One of these players stood out from the rest, a freshman named Isaac
McClung. This kid is an up and coming player, put him on your to watch
list. he doesn't look to score, but he broke the press many times all by
himself, dribbling through traffic under control with very good speed.
He ran the point most of the night and did not get rattled by the press
or Jeff's trap. He eluded the double team by making good decisions and
passes. Keep this kid in mind, he can really handle the ball. He also is
broad shouldered, he isn't skinny, he has tone on his body already.
Most people know what Zach Randolph looks like, BIG shoulders, huge
hands and a long wing span. Zach doesn't' jump out of the gym, he
doesn't position himself all that well on defense, but he has very soft
hands and is much quicker than you think. One of the best moves he made
during the game came at the end. After a missed free throw, Zach
rebounded the ball and went back up, he couldn't get a shot off with his
left hand, so while in the air went to his right hand for a nice little
spinning underhand dip. Not bad for 6'8" 255#, who happens to be left
handed. Zach really didn't play hard on defense, but he has flashes
where he shows what he can do, when he wants to position himself on the
block, there isn't much a high school player can do about it. He still
has 1-1/2 years of development, but right now he looks like a top 100
player and definitely a top 50 player in the JR. class. Those big ole
soft hands just seem to caress the ball, he has a soft touch in
situations when most kids are bricking it off the board. He played well,
but he really wasn't pushed tonight.
Unofficially, I had Zach with 24 points, 15 rebounds, 4 blocks and 1
or 2 assists. He isn't a bad passer! Marion may be a year away, but they
are pretty good right now with lot's of options. Look for a deep run in
the tourney." (scouting report by Dallas)
1-24-99...Zach Randolph paid another visit to Mackey Arena, this
time to see the Boilers beat Michigan. For those of you who taped the
game, you can catch a good look at Randolph somewhere within the last
five minutes of the game talking to Purdue's Cam Stephens when the
camera takes a shot of the bench.
1-20-99...An update on the recruiting of Zach Randolph from the
Indianapolis Star.
12-12-98...Some comments on Randolph can be found in this Kokomo
Tribune article from Marion coach Moe Smedley and Kokomo coach Basil Mawbey.
12-11-98...Marion defeated Kokomo 66-55 Thursday. Randolph finished
the game with another good night, 21 points and 20 boards. For a review of
the game, check out this Kokomo Tribune article.
12-12-98...Assistant coach Frank Kendrick was seen out on the road
Thursday watching practices at Marion and Northwestern.
12-05-98...With Gene Keady in attendance, Zach scored a career high
30 points in a 79-63 win over Anderson. For a game summary, check out this
Indy Star report.
12-4-98...A rundown of some of the schools active with Randolph...
Purdue, Michigan State, USC, UCLA, Louisville, Kentucky, Arizona, and NC State.
Purdue and Michigan State still look to be leaders, with a decision coming
"sooner than you think", according to Randolph.
11-25-98...The Giants started the season with a 93-47 rout of
Anderson Highland. Marion outrebounded the Scots 59-30 with Randolph
collecting 25 boards to go with his 26 points.
10-19-98...A blurb from an Ann Arbor News article this summer.
Randolph is talking about the influence of shoe companies in the recruitment
of high school players.
"Sure, they want something," said Zach Randolph, a junior-to-be from
Marion, Ind. "But we want something, too, and that's to be noticed.
It's a tradeoff."
Asked if he thought the accusations were true that players are "steered"
by AAU coaches or street agents toward colleges that have certain shoe
contracts, Randolph laughed.
"I've heard about it, yeah, but I think somebody would be awfully stupid
to pick a school because it wears Nike or whatever," he said. "Me? I'm
picking the best place for me to play. If they wear Nike, great. If they
don't, that's fine, too."
9-15-98...Randolph has been a busy man recently as his recruitment
really starts to pick up after a very good Nike Camp showing. In the race
for quite a while have been Michigan State and Purdue. We have heard reports
of Izzo making plenty of visits to the Marion area to check out Randolph,
and now it seems Randolph has been to East Lansing a couple times as well.
Randolph's most recent visit north has been to witness the dedication of
a new MSU athletic center. MSU also brought in a few of their former
athletes, plus another junior prospect Marcus Taylor. Taylor is rated as
a top 5 junior prospect. Rumors of a Taylor/Randolph package deal have
already surfaced, but I think we know how those usually pan out. Thanks to
a fellow Boiler fan who recently spoke to Randolph in Marion, we know that
both Purdue and MSU are high on his list. Also on the list are Michigan,
Arizona, Utah and Kentucky. Randolph is said to be a fan of Rick Majerus,
but his mother's wish to keep him close to home may eliminate the Utes and
Arizona when the times comes to make a decision. Randolph said Indiana is
not in the picture which shouldn't bother Knight much since he has his
eyes on 6'9 Bloomington junior Jared Jeffries.
7-9-98...Randolph is making a very big name for himself at the
Nike Camp in Indianapolis. According to Lexington Herald Leader reporter
Jerry Tipton, Zach "competed as though it were the seventh game of the
NBA Finals. He bodied Stone repeatedly and played with an unmistakable
zeal." Clark Francis of Hoop Scoop spoke of Zach's play against the #1
senior in the nation as a "total domination", and even USA TODAY gave
Zach a mention today. From a source at the camp who has said Zach is
playing a combination of power forward and center, Zach is a legitimate
top 10 player at the camp, and and early leader as the best junior at
Nike.
Video of Randolph appeared in the Indianapolis media on
Wednesday, showing a host of power moves around a sizable defender
(likely Stone). One baseline drive and a soft flip up over a defender,
plus the target of a quick pass in the paint which he immediately
put up with a finger-roll with his left hand, around a defender who
was obviously thinking he was defending a right-handed shooter.
7-6-98...A scouting report from a guy from my old stomping
grounds around Marion on Zach Randolph..."When I first saw Zach playing
his freshman year at Marion I said you have to be joking. This kid has
no business being on a basketball court but boy has he come a loooooong
way. The first time I saw him he was a tall, scrawny kid with athletic
ability and big heart but absolutely no coordination. He could barely
walk without tripping over his own feet. You have to give him and Coach
Smedley a lot of credit because he has developed into a man. This kid can
absolutely dominate the boards and has very nice footwork under the
basket. He has really developed an offensive game and is a great shot
blocker. I see that he has Purdue on his list of schools. He would be a
great player for Purdue to try and get. I think he could really prosper
under Coach Keady. He still has a lot to learn and develop but he is going
to be a great player. If he keeps developing and adds some strength he has
NBA potential. I would not be surprised if he grows a couple more inches
before he graduates either." (scouting report by Philip Parker)
7-1-98...Zach has been extended an invitation to the Nike Camp to
be held next week in Indianapolis.
6-29-98...Peegs from the IU Basketball Recruiting Page has this
scouting report on Randolph from the Indiana State AAU Tournament.
6-28-98...Doug Griffiths, writing for the Indianapolis Star, has
this update on Randolph. Most of the comments in the article were taken
from an interview at the Spiece tournament. Since that time, Randolph
has made an unofficial visit (6/22) to Michigan.
3-28-97...A last second miss by Andrae Betts was short and the
Giants lost their first ever IHSAA championship game. Pike switched to
a 1-3-1 zone in the final minutes and used freethrows to win the game
57-54. Marion finishes the season 24-3. A scouting report from the game...
"Rodney Smith impressed me more than he has. Will be a good player for
the Boilers in time at the small forward position. Will need to develop
a better shot but his form is not bad. If Randolph grows any more he
may be lethal in the post with his strength, good hands and he keeps the
ball high and gets it on the glass quickly. I wonder if he might get
invited to the Nike camp now. Kincaid is a nice player but I don't
think he is as good as the Hoop Scoop and others rate him. He does not
handle the ball well for a 6-1 guy, doesn't defend well and is very
frail. Chris Thomas had a nightmare game but he has enormous
potential. He needs to learn to play the game at a faster pace and be
more aggressive. Maybe he just looked casual cause that Andre Betts guy
was so quick. Andre will be a steal for a low Division One or Div II
program. Best team won." (scouting report by Peegs)
Purdue recruit Rodney Smith on Randolph..."Randolph is a great
player. He's so big we couldn't get around him."
3-21-98...When your 6'8 and pushing 250 pounds, you can say just about
anything you want on the basketball court and not get much of a response.
But it wasn't Zach Randolph who was running his mouth in Marion's Semistate
win over Crown Point, rather his teammate JoJo Williams. "Randolph is a
great player and would compliment you from time to time," said Crown Point's
Westforth. "Jojo was the only one talking." Randolph quietly scored 17
points and grabbed 12 boards in Marion's 76-63 victory in the Class 4A
Semistate at Mackey Arena. "Their size was a big factor," said Crown Point
guard Kurt Klepsch. "We couldn't budge that 6'8 guy." Westforth agreed.
"That guy was huge, and a lot stronger than I thought." Crown Point was
outrebounded 37-23 in the game. "Their big guy (Randolph) didn't even have to
jump and his hands were on the rim," said CP guard Damean Clinton. "He
made it impossible to rebound." Marion moves on to the Semistate championship
game tonight against Elkhart Central. (stats below)
2-27-98...Among the prospects present from the Illinois game, was
one of the state's top sophomore big men Zach Randolph from Marion High.
Randolph was hard to miss with his shaved head and 6'8, 255lb. frame.
DATE MIN FG FGA FT FTA 3P 3PA RB A B S TO PTS
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06-27-99 24 8 16 3 6 1 2 15 0 0 2 2 20 Won 122- East 105
06-26-99 30 8 18 3 6 1 2 14 4 1 1 1 20 Lost 93- South 105
06-26-99 23 6 8 4 11 0 0 20 1 1 0 3 16 Lost 98- West 99
06-25-99 26 8 14 1 2 0 0 18 1 1 0 3 17 Lost 84- East 91
06-25-99 25 12 24 5 8 0 0 26 3 0 3 1 29 Lost 95- South 99
01-22-99 8 12 6 8 13 4 2 22 Won 65- Lafayette Jeff 54
01-15-99 27 Lost 69- New Castle 78
12-19-98 19 33 Won 65- Warren Central 57
12-18-98 19 25 Won 97- Blackford 61
12-12-98 17 30 Won 72- Huntington N 64
12-10-98 20 21 Won 66- Kokomo 55
12-05-98 8 11 Lost 52- Lawrence N 60
12-04-98 9 16 12 14 0 0 19 30 Won 79- Anderson 63
11-28-98 10 27 Won 78- Norwell 60
11-25-98 25 26 Won 93- Highland 47
05-02-98 4 4 0 12 Lost 54- Bloom'ton Red 66
05-02-98 4 2 0 10 Won 69- Memphis Sounds 61
05-02-98 3 2 0 8 Lost 60- Spiece South 70
05-01-98 5 3 0 13 Won 88- Salt Lake 84
05-01-98 3 0 0 6 Lost 65- LA Rockfish 74
03-28-98 24 9 12 0 0 0 0 8 0 1 3 18 Lost 54- #2 Pike 57
03-21-98 8 9 1 1 0 0 12 17 Won 76- Crown Point 63
Season thru PPG FG% FT% 3P% RPG APG SPG BPG RECORD RANK
------------------------------------------------------------------
01-26-99 25.2 .630 .630 15.8 1.8 1.5 9-3 #7 (IN)
12-11-98 23.0 16.4 4-1 #6 (IN)
97-98 season 17.0 12.0 3.0 24-3 #2 (IN)
98-99 season All-State First Team (Hoosier Basketball)
High Honorable Mention All-American (Street & Smith)
All-USA Honorable mention (USA TODAY)
USA Basketball Developmental League invitee
97-98 season Underclassman All-State Team (IBCA)
Underclassman All-State First Team (Bloomington Herald)
Date Day Time Opponent
---- --- ---- --------------------
11/25/98 WED W Anderson Highland
11/28/98 SAT W @ Norwell
12/04/98 FRI W Anderson
12/05/98 SAT L @ Lawrence North
12/10/98 THR W Kokomo
12/12/98 SAT W @ Huntington North
12/18/98 FRI W @ Blackford
12/19/98 SAT W Warren Central
01/02/99 SAT Manchester
01/08/99 FRI Richmond
01/09/99 SAT @ Fort Wayne South
01/15/99 FRI L @ New Castle
01/16/99 SAT W Mississinewa
01/22/99 FRI W @ Lafayette Jeff
01/29/99 FRI Warsaw
01/30/99 SAT @ Fort Wayne Northrop
02/06/99 SAT Homestead
02/12/99 FRI W @ Logansport
02/19/99 FRI W Muncie Central
02/26/99 FRI L @ Fort Wayne Snider
03/02/99 TUE 6:00P W Sectional vs Jay County (@ Hunt North)
03/04/99 THR 8:00P L Sectional vs Huntington N (@ Hunt North)
* To confirm game time call Marion HS *
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