IBCA Top 20 Coaches Poll-Boys Week Feb. 5 2023

Indiana Basketball Coaches Association

Online Top 20 BOYS Coaches Poll

2/6/2023 6:29:42 PM

BOYS Poll Results – February 5, 2023 Poll


Below are results of the IBCA boys’ basketball poll for (Feb. 5) of the 2022-23 season.
The IBCA poll is a “non-class” poll, where teams are voted to a Top 20 regardless of school classification.
There are 20 panelists who vote for the poll — one voter each from the 16 regionals; three at-large voters (one each from IHSAA Districts 1, 2 and 3); and the committee chairman (Doug Springer of Northridge).
This poll is released on Sundays throughout the 2022-23 Indiana high school boys’ basketball season. The last poll of the calendar year will be Dec. 18, 2022. We will skip Dec. 25, 2022. We will resume on Jan. 1, 2023. The final poll for the season will be on Jan. 29, 2023, the Sunday following the completion of regular-season games.
IHSAA sectional games are scheduled Jan. 31-Feb. 4, 2023.


Pat McKee
IBCA Director of Special Projects
patmckee77@aol.com
cell: 317-403-1665


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Poll Results – February 5, 2023 POLL

RankSchoolTotal PointsRecord1st Place Votes
1Ben Davis40022-020
2Penn37817-1
3Center Grove35317-1
4Brownsburg32717-2
5Hammond Central30818-1
6Indianapolis Cathedral30213-4
7Kokomo26715-4
8Carmel23412-6
9NorthWood23115-2
10New Palestine20116-1
10Mishawaka Marian20117-2
12Jennings County18116-1
13Linton-Stockton16718-1
14Greenfield-Central15117-1
15Lawrence North13314-4
16Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian7515-3
17Homestead5515-4
18Anderson4015-3
19Norwell3916-2
20Zionsville2511-6
Other Schools Receiving Votes (Listed Alphabetically)
Bloomfield (16-3), Bloomington North (12-3), Brebeuf Jesuit (12-5), Brownstown Central (14-4), Chesterton (14-4), Harrison (W Lafayette) (15-3), Indianapolis Attucks (12-7), Lake Station Edison (16-1), Munster (16-2), Noblesville (13-5), North Central (Indianapolis) (11-7), North Daviess (16-5), Scottsburg (15-2), South Spencer (17-1), Southport (13-6), Tippecanoe Valley (15-3), University (15-1), Wapahani (17-1), Warren Central (10-9)