Indiana (IHSAA) girls basketball state championships updates, how to watch (2/24/2024)

Information and updates on the Indiana girls basketball championships

The 49th annual IHSAA Indiana girls basketball state finals are back at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis and four state champions will be crowned today.

Lawrence Central (4A), Gibson Southern (3A), Norwell (23-4) and Brownstown Central (2A) are all chasing their first state championships. Lanesville (1A) is seeking its second straight title. 

INDIANA GIRLS BASKETBALL STATE FINALS SCHEDULE

INDIANA CLASS 1A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

10:30 AM ET

Lanesville (28-1) vs. Marquette Catholic (24-4)

INDIANA CLASS 2A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

Approx. 12:45 pm ET

Brownstown Central (21-8) vs. Fort Wayne Bishop Luers (19-6)

INDIANA CLASS 3A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

6 pm ET

Gibson Southern (25-4) vs. Norwell (23-4)

INDIANA CLASS 4A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

8:15 pm ET

Lawrence Central (29-1) vs. Lake Central (26-4)


How to watch Indiana high school girls basketball championships

You can watch the action from the Indiana high school girls basketball championships on IHSAAtv.org via pay-per-view for $15 per game or $20 for all four games: WATCH ON IHSAATV


Bedford North Lawrence celebrates 2023 Indiana Class 4A championship
Bedford North Lawrence celebrates 2023 Indiana Class 4A championship / Photo by Tyler Hart

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NATE LATSCH, SBLIVE SPORTS

Nate Latsch is a Regional Editor at SBLive Sports overseeing high school coverage for Missouri, Illinois and Indiana. A veteran sportswriter and multimedia content creator, Latsch has covered high school sports in the St. Louis area and Missouri for 20 years, with a focus on high school football, basketball, baseball and football and basketball recruiting.  He has worked for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, STLhighschoolsports.com, the Associated Press, FOX Sports Midwest, MLB.com and Scout.com.  In addition to covering high school sports, Latsch has covered youth, college and professional sports, including covering the St. Louis Cardinals, St. Louis Blues and St. Louis Rams, the University of Missouri and Saint Louis University.