Mark Lueking at Austin School 1989-92

Team Record 4-Years on Varsity – Won 35 Lost 51

All MSC – 3 Years

1,721 Career Points – 1^st on Career List

45 Points as a junior vs. Seymour – 1991

30 or more points in one game 14 times

27.1 Scoring average in 1991 – school record

512 Points in one season in 1991 – school record

574 Career Field Goals Made – 1^st on career list

55 Consecutive games scoring in double figures – school record

107 Career 3 Pointers made – 1^st in school history

475 Career Free Throws Made – 1^st in school history

160 Free throws made in one season – school record

21 Free throws made in one game vs. Seymour in 1991 – school record

27 Consecutive Free Throws made in 1990

All MSC – 3 Years

Started on 2 MSC Championship Teams

Started on 2 Sectional and Regional Championship Teams

Played in school record 69 wins in career

869 Points in 2002

34.7 Points per game in 2002

27.7 Points per game in 2000

25.2 points per game in 2001

55 Points vs. North Harrison in 2002

55 Points vs. Paoli in 2002

50 Points vs. Scottsburg in 2002

50 Points vs. Charlestown in 2002

44 Points as sophomore vs. Brownstown in 2000

30 or more points in one game 27 times in career

32 Points in one half vs. North Harrison in 2002

415 Career Assists – 1^st on career list

879 Career Rebounds – 3^rd on career list

145 3-Pointers made in Career – 1^st on career list

Jeremy Holland at Austin High School – 2002-05

Team Record in 3-Years as starter – Won 43 Lost 29

All MSC – 3 Years

Starter on 2005 Regional Championship Team

1,422 Career points – 4^th on career list

520 Points in 2005

20.8 scoring average in 2005

131 3-Pointers made in career – 2^nd on career list

498 Career field goals – 5^th on career list

Scored school record for first varsity start with 32 points vs. Crothersville in 2003

Scored 30 or more points 9-times in career

41 Points vs. Borden in 2004

659 Career rebounds - 9^th on career list

Played College basketball at Indiana University Southeast

Former Austin basketball coach Jim Hammel, who passed away in 2001 has been inducted into the Indiana Hall of Fame.  Hammel coached 1-year at Austin, in 1973 going 14-8.  After coaching at Austin, Hammel took 2 different schools to the Final Four in open class basketball. His Lake Central team was a finalist in 1986, and twice his Lafayette Jefferson teams advanced to the Final Four, once in 1992 and again in 1996. His 1992 team lost to Richmond, in overtime in the state championship game.