Goshen’s Brynn Shoup-Hill was named an Indiana Junior All-Star. (File photo by Mike Deak)

INDIANAPOLIS – Some of the best to ever come through their programs were recognized as Indiana All-Stars. The Indianapolis Star released the lists Monday morning for the boys and girls All-Stars as well as Junior All-Stars. The teams are prospectively looking to play the Kentucky All-Stars in a home-and-home series on June 5-6.

The Boys All-Stars features two area players in Westview’s Charlie Yoder and Culver Academy’s Trey Galloway. Yoder finished as the school’s all-time leading scorer and had the Warriors ranked among the top-five in Class 2-A for majority of the season. Yoder did not announce a formal college basketball commitment as of Monday morning. Galloway also leaves his program as the all-time leading scorer as the Eagles were among those still alive in the state tournament after the Academy won the ultra-competitive Class 4-A LaPorte Sectional. Galloway is set to head to Bloomington in the fall to play for the Indiana Hoosiers.

Making up the remainder of the Indiana All-Stars are Tre Coleman of Jeffersonville, Johnell Davis of Gary 21st Century, Dre Davis of Lawrence Central, Malek Edwards of Brownsburg, Anthony Leal of Bloomington South, Mabor Majako of Hamilton Southeastern, Sincere McMahon of Crispus Attucks, Nijel Peck of Lawrence Central, Tayson Parker of Northwestern, Tony Perkins of Lawrence North and Kiyron Powell of Evansville Bosse.

The Indiana All-Stars will be coached by Ryan Osborn of Carmel, Mark Detweiler of Delta and Nate Hawkins of Heritage Hills.

The Junior All-Star Core Team are Brooks Barnhizer of Lafayette Jeff, Caleb Furst of Fort Wayne Blackhawk, Trey Kaufman of Silver Creek, JR Konieczny of South Bend St. Joe, Khristian Lander of Evansville Reitz and Keon Thompson of Merrillville.

The Junior Red Team (north) are Jalen Blackmon of Marion, Luke Brown of Blackford, Michael Eley of Fort Wayne Snider, Luke Goode of Homestead, Chris Mantis of Lowell, Malik Stanley of Warren Central and Blake Wesley of South Bend Riley. The Junior Blue Team (south) are Shamar Avance of Lawrence North, Lincoln Hale of Linton-Stockton, Jake Heidbreder of Floyd Central, Connor Hickman of Bloomington South, Kooper Jacobi of Silver Creek, Blake Sisley of Heritage Hills and Pierce Thomas of Brownsburg.

The Girls All-Stars feature no one from the area on the main list, but several area players on the Junior All-Stars.

The All-Star team has Kendall Bostic and Madison Layden of Northwestern, Allison Bosse of Brownsburg, Ella Collier of Danville, Katie Davidson of Lawrence North, Nan Garcia of Jeffersonville, Khera Goss of Ben Davis, Sydney Graber of Homestead, Rachel Loobie of Franklin Central, Ra’Shaya Kyle of Marion, Jasmine McWilliams of North Central, Sydney Parrish of Hamilton Southeastern, Dash Shaw of Crown Point and Kristian Young of Lawrence North.

The Indiana All-Stars will be coached by Jeff Allen of Bedford North Lawrence, Donna Buckley of Noblesville and Doug Springer of Northridge.

The Junior All-Star Core Team are Ally Becki of Brownsburg, Katie Burton of Fishers, Trinity Clinton of Penn, Lilliann Frasure of North Judson, Jayla Smith of Lawrence North and Ariana Wiggins of Heritage Christian.

The Junior Red Team (north) are Maddie Bischoff of Roncalli, Bridget Dunn of Carmel, Hanna Knoll of Angola, Mercedes Rhodes of Oregon-Davis, Brynn Shoup-Hill of Goshen and Trinity Thompson of Michigan City. The Junior Blue Team (south) are Nakiah Hunter of North Central, Maycee Lange of Vincennes Lincoln, Chloe McKnight of Bedford North Lawrence, Meg Newman of North Central, Tenleigh Phelps of Triton Central and Vanessa Shafford of Linton-Stockton.