Indiana High School Boys Basketball Scores Friday, Feb. 6, 2026

Providence Cristo Rey stole the spotlight Friday with a 103-27 victory, the kind of runaway score that reshuffles local expectations and highlights mismatches across conferences. That blowout, along with a pair of decisive Indianapolis area wins and several competitive results statewide, set the tone for a weekend loaded with high school basketball action.

INDIANAPOLIS, The Associated Press scoreboard reproduced by WTHR lists a string of outcomes from across Indiana. Indpls Attucks handled Indpls Metro 72-61 in a matchup that will matter in Indianapolis city standings, while Indpls Riverside edged KIPP Indy 61-58 in a tight game that likely came down to late execution. Warren Central took a 62-57 decision over Indpls Tech, a result that reinforces Warren Central’s status in its circle. Purdue Poly North downed GEO 69-60, and New Washington defeated Medora 69-56.

The scoreboard also shows Hammond Baptist 60, HSRC, Ill. 48 and Indiana Deaf 52, Victory Prep 49, the latter indicating a close contest with implications for postseason seeding among smaller programs. Gary 21st Century’s 60-37 win over Gary West appears twice in the WTHR fragment, a duplicate entry preserved on the reproduced list. The full set of final scores as presented includes Providence Cristo Rey 103-27 and Purdue Poly North 69-60 among others.

WTHR’s page reproduces the AP list under the header “Here are high school boys basketball scores from across Indiana on Friday, Feb. 6, 2026.” The scoreboard content is identified as AP material and carries the following copyright notice: “Copyright 2025 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.” Notably, the scoreboard is dated Feb. 6, 2026 while the AP copyright reads 2025; that inconsistency is present on the page.

Beyond Friday results, the site notes a massive Saturday slate: “There are 115 high school boys basketball games in Indiana on Saturday, February 7, 2026.” The page lists schedule highlights verbatim including blank start times: “The first game, Trinity Academy vs Morgan Township, starts at .” “There are 33 games including ranked teams, highlighted by Penn vs Chesterton at .” “The final game, Westville vs Attica, starts at .” These placeholders signal a packed schedule that will clarify standings and rankings once full results are in.

Friday’s results underscored both runaway performances and tight neighborhood rivalries. Providence Cristo Rey’s 103-27 rout is a headline-grabber that will draw attention to matchup planning and competitive balance, while Attucks, Riverside and Warren Central posted the kinds of wins that can swing momentum in league races. With 115 games scheduled Saturday, fans should be ready for seismic shifts in rankings and regional pecking order as the regular season winds toward tournament time. Credit: WTHR. Copyright 2025 Associated Press. All rights reserved.