2018-2019 WARRIORS

Won 15, Lost 9 (6-3 MSC)

L to R: Ethan McGinnis, Noah Smith, Hayden Cutter, Nic Sebastiao, Patrick Lincoln, Mitchell Prince, Jimmy Neace, Brantley Deaton, Alex Witt, Treyton Owens, Ryan Gibson

Head Coach, Brent Jameson

Assistant Coach, Kevin Owens, Assistant Coach, Jacob Dunn, Assistant Coach, Dustin Marshall

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Nov. 10                    Meyer Madness                        6:00 pm

Nov. 15                    Henryville - Scrimmage            6:00 pm

Nov. 21                    at Austin 2A ©                         JV W 60- 35, Varsity W 80- 76

Nov. 27                    at Eastern (Pekin) 2A ©            JV W 61- 35, Varsity W 109- 51

Nov. 30                    Charlestown 3A ©                    JV W 44- 27, Varsity W 63- 46

Dec. 7                      Brownstown Central 3A ©         JV L 43- 51, Varsity L 35- 57

Dec. 8                      Providence 2A                          JV W 54- 40, Varsity W 67- 47

Dec. 14                    at Corydon Central 3A ©           JV W 50- 49 ot, Varisty L 79- 83 ot

Dec. 20                    v. South Central*                      Varsity W 61- 45

Dec. 21                    v. Crothersville*                        JV W 61- 35, Varsity W 57- 40

Dec. 22                    v. Christian Academy*               Varsity W 49- 39

Jan. 4                      at Madison 3A                           JV L 46- 50, Varsity W 55- 54

Jan. 5                      North Harrison 3A ©                  JV W 56- 54 2ot, Varisty W 58- 52

Jan. 11                    Salem 3A ©                              JV W 53- 22, Varsity W 73- 49

Jan. 12                    New Albany 4A                          JV L 34- 57, Varsity L 38- 54

Jan. 18                    at Clarksville 2A ©                     JV W 59- 40, Varsity W 68- 60

Jan. 19                    Seymour 4A                              JV W , Varsity W 64- 56

Jan. 25                    Jennings County 4A                   JV W 55- 48, Varsity W 88- 61

Jan. 31                    Switzerland County 2A               JV W 55- 34, Varsity L 51- 52

Feb. 2                      West Washington 1A                 JV W 60- 42, Varsity W 60- 44

Feb. 8                      at Silver Creek 3A ©                 JV L 47- 70, Varsity L 54- 81

Feb. 12                    at Paoli 2A                                JV L 52- 55, Varsity L 56- 58

Feb. 16                    at Southwestern (Hanover) 2A    JV W 41- 33, Varsity L 55- 67

Feb. 19                    Borden 1A                                 JV W 52- 19, Varsity W 77- 26

Feb. 22                    at Mitchell 2A                            JV W 48- 45, Varsity L 63- 66


IHSAA Sectional @ Charlestown

Feb. 27                    v. Salem                                   L 55- 59



© MID-SOUTHERN CONFERENCE GAME

The 2018-19 edition of Scottsburg High School boys basketball wrote its final chapter on Sunday (April 7) at the Mid-America Science Park.  Family, friends and those close to the program gathered for an evening of fun, food and fellowship to honor the Warriors campaign.


The evenings festivities were hosted by head coach Brent Jameson (who just completed his third season) and his coaching staff:  Kevin Owens, Dustin Marshall, and Jacob Dunn.  The banquet featured awards, video tributes, and remembrances of the recently completed season.  The emotional event said thanks and goodbye to seniors Mitchell Prince, Patrick Lincoln, Jimmy Neace and manager Destiny Self who have meant so much to the program. 


The Warriors 15-9 record was the 3rd most improved mark for regular season wins out of 400 high school teams in Indiana.  It was the most regular season wins in 14 seasons at Scottsburg since the 2004-05 campaign.  The squad won the Scott County Invitational and went from 10th place to 3rd place in the Mid-Southern Conference, its best finish since 2006.


Statistically speaking the Warriors points allowed average of 54.7 per game was the lowest in 36 seasons (1982-83) and is the first team in school history to give up less than 55 points per game while scoring over 60 points (62.7) per game.  Scottsburg's scoring average was the highest in 12 years since the 2006-07 campaign.


The Warrior junior varsity posted a stellar 16-5 record under the direction of Dustin Marshall and were a key component in the varsity teams success.  Special awards included:


JV MOST IMPROVED PLAYER:  Jordan Myers 

JV DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR:  Alex Witt

JV MOST VALUABLE PLAYER:  Gavin Lambert


The special varsity awards included:


DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR:  Nick Sebastiao 

MOST IMPROVED PLAYER:  Jimmy Neace

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER:  Hayden Cutter

GOLDEN HAMMER AWARD:  Brantley Deaton

BERRY BALL:  Jimmy Neace

MOST LOOSE BALLS WON:  Jimmy Neace 

GENE ROGERS SPIRIT AWARD:  Patrick Lincoln

HEART OF A WARRIOR AWARD:  Treyton Owens


Patrick Lincoln earned Honorable Mention Academic All-State, while Hayden Cutter was First Team All MSC, and Treyton Owens was Honorable Mention.


Scottsburg school records over the past four seasons were established by:  


Mitchell Prince, with nine (9) made 3-point field goals vs Salem in Sectional play, March 2, 2017.  Prince was second all-time in Warrior school history with 187 made 3's from 2015-2019.


Treyton Owens established the freshman scoring record of 287 points during the 2017-18 season and broke the freshman single game scoring record with 25 points versus Clarksville on Jan. 18, 2018.


Hayden Cutter set a new freshman scoring record of 357 points this season and tied Owens' single game freshman scoring mark of 25 points in a Jan. 11 game against Salem.


With eight returning varsity letter winners expected back and an experienced junior varsity group moving up, the future is indeed bright for Scottsburg Warrior basketball in 2019-20.


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