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MCS Kicks Off Unified Basketball Season


This year’s Unified Basketball season kicks off Feb. 24!

The schedule on the days listed below will be as follows:

  • Play starts at 6 p.m.
  • Elementary school teams (grades 3-6) will play one quarter to begin the night
  • High school teams will play full games (6 minute quarters, running clock)
  • At halftime of first high school game, middle school teams (grades 7 and 8) will play one quarter

Feb. 24 at Marion High School’s Bill Green Arena, starting at 6 p.m.:

  • Elementary game: Eastbrook vs. Marion
  • First high school game: Eastbrook vs. Marion
  • Middle school game: Mississinewa vs. Marion
  • Second high school game: Madison-Grant vs. Marion
  • Oak Hill bye week

Feb. 26 at Mississinewa High School, starting at 6 p.m.:

  • Elementary game: Mississinewa vs. M-G
  • First high school game: M-G vs. Oak Hill
  • Middle school game: Marion vs. Mississinewa
  • Second high school game: Mississinewa vs. Marion
  • Eastbrook bye week

March 6 at Madison-Grant High School, starting at 6 p.m.:

  • Elementary game: Oak Hill vs. M-G
  • First high school game: Oak Hill vs. Marion
  • Middle school game: none
  • Second high school game: Eastbrook vs. M-G
  • Mississinewa bye week

March 11 at Oak Hill High School, starting at 6 p.m.:

  • Elementary game: Marion vs. Oak Hill
  • First high school game: Marion vs. Eastbrook
  • Middle school game: Mississinewa vs. Marion
  • Second high school game: Mississinewa vs. Oak Hill
  • Madison-Grant bye week

March 13 at Eastbrook High School, starting at 6 p.m.:

  • Elementary game: Mississinewa vs. Eastbrook
  • First high school game: Mississinewa vs. M-G
  • Middle school game: none
  • Second high school game: Oak Hill vs. Eastbrook
  • Marion bye week

Season tournament:

The season tournament is set for March 15 at Eastbrook High School, starting at 9:30 a.m. More details to come!

About Unified Basketball:

The Unified Basketball League is an extra-curricular opportunity for students with identified cognitive or physical disabilities. Participants play on a basketball team with their age-appropriate peer helpers. Unified Basketball is a part of Champions Together, a partnership of the IHSAA and Special Olympics.

This is a fantastic opportunity for our students to work together, and it is a great opportunity for fans to come out and support true sportsmanship and teamwork. We hope you’ll consider joining us in cheering our teams on!

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