Bosse Cruises Past Evansville Central 76-54 in Sectional 32 Opener
Evansville Bosse opened Sectional 32 play with a 76-54 win over Evansville Central at the Boonville-hosted Class 3A sectional on Tuesday, March 3, 2026.

Evansville Bosse opened Sectional 32 play with a 76-54 victory over Evansville Central at the Boonville-hosted IHSAA Class 3A sectional on Tuesday, March 3, 2026, a result characterized in decisive fashion by MaxPreps, 14news and the Courier & Press.
The win advances Bosse in the Boonville bracket, where Courier & Press lists Game 1 as Bosse (13-8) vs Central (8-13) and shows the Game 1 winner drawing Memorial (8-12) in the sectional semifinal. Courier & Press’ bracket for Class 3A at Boonville places Mount Vernon (12-9) vs Boonville (16-5) on the opposite side, with Heritage Hills (17-5) awaiting that winner.
MaxPreps framed the March 3 victory as part of a run of form, headlining the result as Bosse’s “sixth in last seven outings,” while Courier & Press described the Bulldogs as “winners in six of their last eight.” The Bulldogs entered the sectional stretch having beaten Evansville Reitz 79-60 on Feb. 27 and Evansville Harrison 52-48 on Feb. 20, according to MaxPreps game entries and recaps.
PrepHoops’ roster listing identifies Bosse frontcourt pieces including Ethan B. Hampton (No. 32, class of 2029, PF/SF, 6-foot-6), Chance Hampton (2026, PF, 6-foot-3) and Dorion Bowen (2026, SF, 6-foot-6), with guards Aiden Boyd (2028, 6-0), James Brown (2028, PG, 5-9), Elijah Chinn (2027, PG, 5-7), Elijah Eastwood (2027, PG, 5-10) and Jaydin Hale (2027, PG, 5-10) listed alongside them on the March 3 matchup page.
MaxPreps has previously spotlighted individual contributors for Bosse; a Feb. 20 MaxPreps headline credited a “Dynamic Duo of Ethan Hampton and Marrius Harris” in a win over Harrison, showing which names have drawn recent attention in Bosse’s lineup even though individual March 3 stat lines were not included in the supplied reports.
Statistical context from the PrepHoops matchup snapshot lists Bosse at 66.87 points scored per game and 56.57 points allowed per game on the season, while Evansville Central is shown at 51.5 points scored per game and 59.79 points allowed per game heading into the March 3 matchup.
The original user-provided report opened with the dateline “EVANSVILLE —” and noted that “MaxPreps’ recap and scoreboard entry detail the margin, the run that put the game away, and what the win means for Bosse’s sectional path,” though the supplied copy of that report is truncated after “The Bulld” and does not include play-by-play or full box-score detail.
Courier & Press’ sectional analysis also framed the Boonville draw as forming “two clear lines,” noting the bottom half was stacked with Boonville, Mount Vernon and Heritage Hills and pointing out Heritage Hills received a bye; those bracket notes appear alongside the Bosse–Central pairing in the paper’s Class 3A at Boonville bracket listing.
The 14news/WFIE sports roundup ran the simple headline “Bosse beats Central in Sect. 32 action” with the 76-54 score, and the same page later included a headline reading “Mater Dei handles Bosse in Sectional 32 Semifinal” as part of its cluster of sectional coverage, though no date or box score for that semifinal is provided in the available excerpts and the page also contains an anomalous line reading “EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - Watch highlights from Bosse vs. Mater Dei soccer.”
Full individual box scores and the play-by-play that described “the run that put the game away” are not contained in the supplied excerpts; the March 3 game page and school stat sheets hold the detailed scoring and individual totals that will complete the game chronicle and confirm which Bosse players supplied the bulk of the 76 points as the Bulldogs move on to meet Memorial in the sectional semifinal.
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