Hamilton Southeasternâ??s Kahla Roudebush led four scorers in double figures as the South easily dispatched the North, 91-72, in the 2005 North/South Indiana All-Star Classic girls basketball game April 17 at Plymouth High School.
Roudebush, a 5â??8â? forward headed to Cincinnati, hit 6 of 10 shots from the field for 13 points in helping the South pull away from a 45-39 halftime lead.
The other double-figure scorers for the South, coached by Castleâ??s Wayne Allen, all finished with 11 points. They were:
?· Corydonâ??s Dana Beaven (Bellarmine)
?· North Harrisonâ??s Tara Miller (Indiana)
?· Richmondâ??s Angela Willis (Roane State)
Alexandriaâ??s Jodi Howell, Indianaâ??s Miss basketball, was the only North player to get to double figures as the 6-foot guard bound for Purdue hit 4 of 6 from the floor and 1 of 3 free throws. Three North players finished with 8 points for coach Dave Cox of Plymouth. They were:
?· South Bend St. Josephâ??s Aimee Litka (Valparaiso)
?· Marionâ??s Tanika Mays (IUPUI)
?· South Bend Rileyâ??s Kendra Reynolds (Indiana State)
Meanwhile, Indianapolis Cathedral’s Kimberly Roberson (Indiana) posted a solid all-around game with nine points, seven rebounds and five steals.
The North/South Indiana Classic was sponsored by Hoosier Basketball Magazine, Plymouth High School, and Pacesetter Sports of Terre Haute. The Classic started 13 years ago largely through the efforts of a trio of Richmond men â??? Frank Kovaleski, the high school athletic director; George Griffith, the high school boys basketball coach; and Bob VanPelt, a Richmond businessman â??? along with Garry Donna, publisher of Hoosier Basketball Magazine.
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