Here are scores from Thursday’s New Albany HoopFest at New Albany High School:

Main Gym—New Albany 84, Rock Creek 29; Ballard 86, Clarksville 70; Evansville Harrison 77, Clarksville 53; Seymour 55, Corydon 53; Jennings County 70, Moore 46; Ballard 82, Evansville Harrison 70; Doss 81, Evansville Harrison 68; New Albany 76, Male 59; New Albany 72, Doss 58.

Auxiliary Gym—Rock Creek 61, Seymour 36; Ballard 64, Jennings County 56; Silver Creek 61, Rock Creek 57; Doss 77, Corydon 75; Moore 76, Seymour 70; Silver Creek 81, Jennings County 68; Corydon 68, Moore 50; Male 86, Silver Creek 77.

A match up between the Louisville Ballard boys’ team and Evansville Harrison at 3:40 will highlight Thursday’s New Albany HoopFest at New Albany High School.

The one-day shootout features 12 varsity boys’ teams. Games begin at 9 a.m., and admission is $4.

Ballard senior-to-be Quentin Snider, a University of Louisville commit, is scheduled to play with the Bruins. Harrison — expected to compete for a Class 4-A state title in Indiana — is led by the Duncan brothers: Ernie, a senior-to-be, and junior-to-be twins Everett and Stanley.

Here’s the complete schedule:

Main Gym—New Albany vs. Rock Creek, 9 a.m.; Ballard vs. Clarksville, 10:20 a.m.; Clarksville vs. Evansville Harrison, 11:40 a.m.; Corydon vs. Seymour, 1; Jennings County vs. Moore, 2:20; Ballard vs. Evansville Harrison, 3:40; Doss vs. Evansville Harrison, 5; Male vs. New Albany, 6:20; Doss vs. New Albany, 7:40.

Auxiliary Gym—Seymour vs. Rock Creek, 10:20 a.m.; Ballard vs. Jennings County, 11:40 a.m.; Silver Creek vs. Rock Creek, 1; Corydon vs. Doss, 2:20; Moore vs. Seymour, 3:40; Jennings County vs. Silver Creek, 5; Corydon vs. Moore, 6:20; Male vs. Silver Creek, 7:40.

Friday’s scores from the 17th-annual Derek Smith Shootout at Valley and Doss High Schools in Louisville:

At Valley (Court 1)—Pleasure Ridge Park 64, Floyd Central 24; Iroquois 64, Clarksville 44; Floyd Central 56, North Oldham 55; Lanesville 79, Limestone, Ill., 75; Iroquois 68, Valley 35; Madison Central 56, Anderson County 43; Jeffersontown 67, Seymour 26; Lanesville 60, Southern 41; St. Xavier 56, Jeffersontown 53.

At Valley (Court 2)—Ballard 74, North Oldham 45; Montgomery County 67, Valley 37; Pleasure Ridge Park 72, Ballard 71, OT; Louisville Male 52, Southern 38; Montgomery County 56, Clarksville 53; Louisville Holy Cross 68, Trinity II 58; St. Xavier 66, Christian Academy, Ind., 35; Limestone, Ill., 66, Louisville Male 62; Christian Academy, Ind., 50, Seymour 48.

At Doss (Main Gym)—Manual 82, Doss 66; Bullitt East 64, Thornton Fractional North, Ill., 41; Doss 77, Owensboro 46; Manual 58, Providence 42; Central 70, Lexington Catholic 60; New Albany 57, Thornton Fractional North, Ill., 35; Butler 64, Charlestown 32; Central 71, Fairdale 56; Silver Creek 67, Lexington Catholic 60; Louisville Holy Cross vs. Collins, night.

At Doss (Auxiliary Gym)—Providence 41, Owensboro 37; New Albany 65, Seneca 26; Jeffersonville 63, Madison Central 58; Jeffersonville 79, Anderson County 53;Silver Creek 68, Fairdale 66; Bullitt East 54, Seneca 52; Trinity I 63, Fern Creek 26; Collins 54, Trinity II 52; Trinity I 60, Butler 52; Charlestown vs. Fern Creek, night.

Mark Lieberman, who was recently hired as Floyd Central’s boys’ basketball coach, sat down with Matt Denison last Thursday on the High School Sports Report radio program on 1450 The Sports Buzz WXVW.

Mark Lieberman was approved by a 5-2 vote Monday night as Floyd Central’s new boys’ varsity basketball coach.

“I’m always excited for a new challenge,” Lieberman told Hoosier Hills Hoops immediately following the school board meeting. “We can’t look back, we’re going to look forward … I want to help create a culture on this team of excitement. I know it’s going to be a process, and I’m looking forward to that.”

Lieberman spent two years working under University of Louisville head coach Rick Pitino — one as an assistant coach and one as director of basketball operations. Lieberman most recently served on the coaching staff at Florida International, his alma mater, this past season under Pitino’s son, Richard.

Prior to coaching at the collegiate ranks, Lieberman was at Monsignor Pace High School for 13 seasons, leading the Miami prep power to four state championships as head coach and one as assistant. He compiled a 335-95 record while head coach.

“(Indiana high school basketball) is a hot bed, a mecca. It’s legendary,” he said. “I’m excited for this challenge.”

Lieberman replaced Randy Gianfagna, who compiled a 63-93 in his seven seasons.