New Albany senior-to-be Chris Whitehead has had no time for a summer vacation. The two-sport star has been on the move since the end of high school basketball in March, playing in various basketball and football tournaments, camps and workouts across the area.

“(July) was a crazy month just like the rest of my summer,” Whitehead said. “This was really my first full month playing in front of college coaches, so it’s been great to get some interest.”

Following the first 10-day evaluation period for NCAA Division I coaches, Scouting Indiana wrote that Whitehead, who helped lead Team Southern Indiana 2011 Red to the Hoosier Shootout gold-bracket championship, was one of the “top-five Indiana prospects who raised their stock” to begin the live period.

“Everything changes in July,” he said. “I knew our team was good but to win the Hoosier Shootout in front of that many coaches was something we are so proud of. It was a great experience, a wonderful summer.”

Whitehead  “hasn’t made up his mind as to what I’ll play in college,” but said that he is going to “step back and take a look at his basketball opportunities” in the fall months.

“I just want to make sure I find a good situation either through basketball or football to get a degree. That degree is what it’s all about to me. I’m going to consider all my options in both sports and then make a decision.”

NCAA Division I schools that have contacted Whitehead regarding basketball include: Austin Peay, Ball State, Eastern Kentucky, Eastern Illinois, Evansville, Louisiana Tech, Miami (Ohio), Northeastern, Ohio, Radford, Tennessee-Martin, Toledo, Western Illinois and Wright State. Bellarmine, along with a host of Division II schools, also have expressed interest in the budding star.

Week three scores and highlights from the Team Southern Indiana Boys’ High School Summer League at Nolan Fieldhouse:

Aces 70, Irish 69: The Silver Creek duo of Caleb Sprigler and Matt Hawn paced the Aces to a one-point victory. Grant Meyer and Zach Davidson, also of Silver Creek, finished with 30 and 12 in the loss for the Irish.

Sycamores 79, Bulldogs 65: Salem’s Taylor Banks totaled 17 points and Columbus East’s Zach Martindale got 15 to help the Sycamores pull away from the Bulldogs. Bryce Huebner and Cody Newland, both of Northeast Dubois, led the Bulldogs with 20 and 13, respectively.

Boilermakers 60, Hoosiers 58: Louisville (Ky.) Eastern’s Cedric Daniels netted 22 points and New Albany’s Landon Howard chipped in 13 to pace the Boilermakers to a win. Henryville’s Andrew Jones poured in 23 points and New Albany’s Robby Erskine added 16 to lead the Hoosiers in the loss.

Bulldogs 80, Hoosiers 58: Huebner totaled 32 and Jeffersonville’s Blake Lieras added 17 to lead the Bulldogs to their first win of the day. Erksine and South Central’s Michael Willett paced the Hoosiers with 16 and 12.

Aces 68, Boilermakers 61: Sprigler got 20 and Hawn 15 to lead the Aces to their second win of the day, and Daniels finished 18 for the Boilermakers in the loss.

Irish 86, Sycamores 77: The Irish handed the Sycamores their first loss of league play behind 24 points from Meyer and 20 points from Silver Creek’s Kole Kemmer. The Sycamores were led in defeat by a trio of players with 17 — Bank, Martinsdale and Clarksville’s Billy Edelen.

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Team Southern Indiana 2011 Red was eliminated Sunday night 60-41 by the New Jersey ShoreShots in the first round of bronze bracket play in Orlando at the AAU Super Showcase.

The ShoreShots took control of the game midway through the first period and never looked back.

TSI 2011 Red, which finished Super Showcase play with a 2-2 record, was led by Floyd Central’s Barrett Crone, Corydon’s Brandon Dunaway and New Albany’s Chris Whitehead, who each had eight points. Other scorers: Northfield Mount Hermon (Mass.)’s Aaron Cosby and Bedford North Lawrence’s Braden Knight each finished with six points, and Jeffersonville’s V.J. Billups added five.

The loss ended a spectacular run for TSI’s flagship team, which included tournament championships at the Bearcat Classic, Hoops’ Crossover Classic, the Blue Chip Memorial Day Hoopfest and the Hoosier Shootout.

Former Austin standout Anthony Winchester has accepted the head boys’ coaching position at Scottsburg, HoosierHillsHoops.com confirmed with Winchester earlier today.

Winchester, who played at Western Kentucky and then overseas, most recently served as director of basketball operations in Bowling Green, Ky., for the Hilltoppers men’s basketball program.

Team Southern Indiana 2011 Red dropped their first game of the event Sunday afternoon, losing 62-58 to HYCP Elite (Md.) at the AAU Super Showcase Silver Division in Orlando.

TSI 2011 Red trailed from the get-go, then took their first lead late in the third quarter before faltering in the final two minutes of the game.

Aaron Cosby, of Northfield Mount Hermon (Mass.), led the team with 15 points, and Jeffersonville’s V.J. Billups contributed 14. Adam Stotts and Chris Whitehead, both of New Albany, added 12 and 11, respectively. Corydon’s Brandon Dunaway finished with six.

TSI, which finished second place at the conclusion of the pool play round, will play tonight at 8p.m. in the first round of bronze bracket elimination play inside Disney’s Wide World of Sports in the Milk House arena.

New Albany’s Adam Stotts picked off a pass with 2.7 seconds remaining, and Team Southern Indiana 2011 Red slipped past the New Jersey Roadrunners 56-54 to finish the first day of play in Orlando at the AAU Super Showcase Silver Division.

TSI trailed 23-19 after the first quarter, 38-33 at halftime and 46-44 at the conclusion of third quarter, but rallied late to improve to 2-0.

New Albany’s Chris Whitehead paced the team with 15 points; Jeffersonville’s V.J. Billups chipped in 13. Other scorers: Corydon’s Brandon Dunaway (nine), Northfield Mount Hermon (Mass.)’s Aaron Cosby (seven), Bedford North Lawrence’s Braden Knight (five), Floyd Central’s Barrett Crone (four) and Stotts (three).

The team will face HCYP Elite (Md.) in their third and final pool play contest at the Orlando Sports Center Sunday at noon. Elimination bracket play also will begin tomorrow afternoon or evening.