1. Bloomington South; 2. Indianapolis North Central; 3. Valparaiso; 4. Danville; 5. Munster; 6. Center Grove; 7. New Albany; 8. Bowman Academy; 9. Homestead; 10 Mount Vernon (Fortville); 11. Greensburg; 12. East Chicago Central; 13. Hamilton Southeastern; 14. Carmel; 15. (tie) Merrillville; 15. (tie) Peru; 17. Bluffton; 18. Brownstown; 19. Noblesville; 20. Washington.

Others receiving votes: Bloomington North, Fort Wayne Carroll, Fort Wayne Elmhurst, Franklin, Gary Wallace, Indianapolis Broad Ripple, Jeffersonville, Lawrence North, Logansport, Mississinewa, New Castle, Indianapolis Pike, Richmond, South Bend Riley, Terre Haute North, Triton, Warsaw, Wheeler, Zionsville.

Class 4-A: 1. Bloomington South; 2. Indianapolis North Central; 3. Valparaiso; 4. New Albany; 5. Munster; 6. Center Grove; 7. Homestead; 8. East Chicago Central; 9. Carmel; 10. Hamilton Southeastern.

Class 3-A: 1. Danville; 2. Peru; 3. Greensburg; 4. Mount Vernon (Fortville); 5. Gary Wallace; 6. Washington; 7. Fort Wayne Elmhurst; 8. Mississinewa; 9. Southridge; 10. Vincennes.

Class 2-A: 1. Brownstown; 2. Bluffton; 3. Wheeler; 4. Tipton; 5. North Posey; 6. Hammond Noll; 7. Fort Wayne Luers; 8. Winchester; 9. Hanover Central; 10. Forest Park.

Class 1-A: 1. Bowman Academy; 2. Monroe Central; 3. Triton; 4. Barr-Reeve; 5. Lafayette Central Catholic; 6. Loogootee; 7. Morgan Township; 8. Shakamak; 9. Orleans; 10. Attica.

Six local players have been nominated for the 2010 McDonald’s All American Game, game officials announced today.

Julian Boatner (Bloomington North), Kegan Clark (Jeffersonville), Erik Fromm (Bloomington South), Donnie Hale (New Albany), Trey Hughes (Barr-Reeve) and Taylor Wischmeier (Brownstown) were included in the list of 30 Indiana nominees.

Next, through a series of votes, the nominating committee will narrow the initial list of between 1,500 and 1,800 of the nation’s top seniors to just 24. Final selections will play in the game March 31 in Columbus, Oh.

Austin senior Ben Raichel has been a key cog in the Eagles’ success thus far in the 2009-10 season.

Last week, the 6-foot-1 guard netted his 146th career three-pointer, passing Austin legend Anthony Winchester (145) to set a new school record.

Raichel has also been attracting the attention of a handful of small-college programs, most notably Franklin and Earlham.

Both schools have made the trip to watch Austin in action, and Raichel has a campus visit scheduled next month to the Earlham campus.

Class 4-A: 1. Bloomington South; 2. Indianapolis North Central; 3. Valparaiso; 4. Munster; 5. East Chicago Central; 6. New Albany; 7. Carmel; 8. Center Grove; 9. Noblesville; 10. Homestead.

Class 3-A: 1. Danville; 2. Peru; 3. Greensburg; 4. Washington; 5. Mount Vernon (Fortville): 6. Mississinewa; 7. Gary Wallace; 8. Southridge; 9. Boonville; 10. Princeton.

Class 2-A: 1. Brownstown; 2. Bluffton; 3. North Posey; 4. Fort Wayne Luers; 5. Wheeler; 6. Tipton; 7. Winchester; 8. Hanover Central; 9. Forest Park; 10. Hammond Noll.

Class 1-A: 1. Bowman Academy; 2. Triton; 3. Barr-Reeve; 4. Orleans; 5. Loogootee; 6. Monroe Central; 7. Attica; 8. Lafayette Central Catholic; 9. Morgan Township; 10. Shakamak.

1. Bloomington South; 2. Indianapolis North Central; 3. Valparaiso; 4. Munster; 5. East Chicago Central; 6. Carmel; 7. Bowman Academy; 8. Danville; 9. Merrillville; 10. Mount Vernon (Fortville) (tie); 10. Center Grove (tie); 12. Washington; 13. New Albany; 14. Noblesville; 15. Homestead; 16. Lawrence North; 17. Greensburg; 18. Indianapolis Pike; 19. Hamilton Southeastern; 20. Bluffton

Others receiving votes: Bloomington North; Brownstown; Fort Wayne Carroll; Castle, Fort Wayne Luers, Fort Wayne South , Franklin, Gary Wallace, Indianapolis Broad Ripple, Kokomo, Logansport, Mississinewa, North Posey, Peru, Terre Haute North, Triton, Warsaw, Zionsville.