Boys' Basketball

Despite entering the 2012-13 season with no players with varsity starting experience, the Rebels won 10 games against a competitive schedule that featured six opponents that won sectional titles and two others that played in a sectional final. With their 10 wins, the Rebels increased their streak to 11 straight seasons with at least 10 wins. The Rebels are one of only 27 programs (out of 411) in the state to win at least 10 games in each of the last 11 seasons and one of only 23 in that group to average at least 15 wins per season over that span.

Senior frontliner Michael Clements led the Rebels in scoring, averaging 16.8 points per game. Clements finished his career with a school record 62.4% career field goal percentage. At the Hamilton Heights Husky Invitational, Clements scored a career-high 30 points against Hanover Central and 29 points versus Hamilton Heights, finishing one point away from becoming the first player in program history to score 30 points in consecutive games. In the game prior to the Hamilton Heights Tournament, Clements scored 28 points versus Scecina Memorial, giving him a three-game total of 87 points, which is the second-highest three-game point total in program history. Michael Clements was named to the 3rd Team All Marion County.

Junior wing Cam Smock and sophomore point guard Jimmy King were the only Rebels to start all 20 games. Smock finished second on the team in scoring (7.5 ppg) and rebounding (5.4). King handed out a team-best 100 assists and is only the third Rebel in the last 11 years to dish out at least 100 assists. Senior guard Robbie Prather paced the team with 29 three-pointers.

The senior class of Clements, Prather, guard Sean Hayes, forwards Austin Mattingly and Michael Scifres, and center Jake Boggess contributed 59 wins and a sectional title during their four years in the program. In addition, they keyed a group that continued to fight and work hard throughout the season.