(2025) - SG Jaylah Lampley to Mississippi State

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Laylah and her sister, Lola ('26), attend Lawrence Central HS in Indianapolis and played AAU for the Nike Lady Gym Rats.  Law. Central is 22-1 and ranked #1 in Indiana.    Per Raoul, we offered in October 2022.  Ranked #49 on ESPN's Super 60.

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The Lampley sisters face Lawrence North tonight in a sectional semifinal game and it will be streamed  starting at 7:20 on

https://www.ihsaatv.org/indianahighschoolsports/

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The Lampley sisters are state champions from WISH-TV

Lawrence Central High School girls basketball capped off its historic season the way it wanted to on Saturday night.

The Bears (30-1) beat Lake Central (26-5) by the final of 55-28 in the IHSAA 4A State Championship Game inside Gainbridge Fieldhouse.

The 28 points allowed are the fewest points ever allowed by a team in the IHSAA 4A State Championship Game.

Jaylah Lampley led the Bears with 19 points in the victory. She also had 9 rebounds.

Lola Lampley and Aniyah McKenzie each had 12 points for Lawrence Central.

Lawrence Central began pulling away for good in the second quarter, when they went into halftime on a 19-0 run. Ultimately, the Bears led 23-11 at halftime and never gave up their lead in the second half.

The Bears dominated the glass, outrebounding the Indians 39-19. That led to 23 second-chance points for the Bears.

Lake Central was led by Vanessa Wimberly, who finished with 14 points.

The Bears may only have had one loss during the entire season, but they were undefeated against schools in Indiana. Their lone loss was against George Rogers Clark (Ky.) in early December.

Lawrence Central is only the third team in IHSAA history to have 30 wins in a season. According to a game recap from the IHSAA, the only other 30-game winners in state history are 3A Princeton (2015) and 4A Ben Davis (2009).

 

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MaxPreps for 29 games:  17.9p;  5.8r;  1.8a;  2.2s;  .2b;  1.4t

45% FG;  35% on 3s;  74% FT

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CONGRATULATIONS!

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Named to MaxPreps '25 Junior All-American Honorable Mention Team

Jaylah Lampley, Lawrence Central (Indianapolis, Ind.)
6-1 | Guard | Uncommitted

Led the Bears (30-1) to their first state title, averaging 18.0 points per game. Has over 1,200 career points.

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23 pts. in the Indiana Junior All-Stars win over the Kentucky Junior All-Stars

https://www.indystar.com/story/sports/high-school/2024/06/02/indiana-junior-all-stars-sweep-kentucky-2024-girls-boys-jaylah-lampley-trent-sisley-julius-gizzi/73891648007/

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We're out.

Narrowed her list to six: Cal, Georgia, Louisville, Ole Miss, Mississippi State, and Rutgers

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Sounds like she wants to "see the world" (get away from home) and have a shot at PT (Rutgers?). However, it's nice when the recruit is not "lowering the list to 6 or 8 or 12, but really just wants to go to IU, like with Maya, Nevaeh, and Faith.

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Commits to Mississippi State.