Indiana completed a sweep of the 2009 Indiana-Kentucky All-Star series, beating the Bluegrass stars 64-49 this afternoon at Bellarmine University in Louisville, Ky.

Indianapolis Cathedral’s Errick Peck again led the Indiana All-Stars, finishing with 14 points and nine rebounds. Batesville’s Colt Ryan contributed nine points, and Bloomington South’s Jordan Hulls added just four.

Media coverage of Sunday’s game:

• Kentucky boys’ shooting woes lead to sweep
• Indiana boys top cold-shooting Kentucky, 64-49
• Balanced boys complete sweep of Kentucky
• All-Stars finish what they started
• Kentucky-Indiana All-Star game luster can be restored

Indianapolis Cathedral’s Errick Peck and Batesville’s Colt Ryan paced the Indiana All-Stars yesterday to a 78-65 win over the Kentucky All-Stars at Conseco Fieldhouse in the annual series’ first of two games.

Peck, a Cornell signee, finished with 16 points and 12 rebounds and was named the game’s MVP. Ryan, who is headed to Evansville, contributed 12 points, scoring all of them in the second half.

Here’s a compilation of media coverage from yesterday’s series opener:

• Peck, Ryan lead Indiana All-Stars in win over Kentucky
• Kentucky has trouble scoring in 78-65 loss to Indiana
• Cathedral star Peck, a late selection, leads victory
• Kravitz: 70-year-old tradition worth saving

Indiana and Kentucky will again meet this afternoon at Bellarmine College in Louisville, Ky.

Recent Borden graduate Chris Beam will sign a partial scholarship today with Olney Central College, a junior college located in Olney, Ill.

The 6-foot-1 point guard expects to red shirt his first season.

“I really like their coach (Mike Burris) and the campus is nice,” he said. “I like the fact that it’s a two-year college. I hope to get stronger and then go to a bigger school.”

Borden coach Doc Nash, who attended Olney Central for two years before finishing out at Manchester College, agrees that Beam is headed to a good program.

“It’s a great opportunity (for Chris),” Nash added. “(Chris) has a golden opportunity to play at a higher level after a few seasons. He’s going to get a lot of exposure that he didn’t get at the high school level.”

Olney Central, which competes in the noted Great Rivers Athletic Conference, finished last season with a 20-10 record.

Jeffersonville freshman-to-be Darryl Baker quickly is becoming one of the area’s most noted prospects to follow.

Baker is playing “up” two grade classifications this spring and summer with Team Southern Indiana’s 2011 squad, and was invited this weekend to attend Indiana University’s “elite camp.”

The two-day camp, which wraps up tomorrow, is a gathering of players recognized to be on IU’s recruiting radar.

Henryville was in Terre Haute Friday and Saturday competing at Indiana State’s team camp, and coach Perry Hunter reports the trip was a good showing for his team.

Henryville finished the round-robin event with a 4-1 record, beating South Spencer 64-24, Wood Memorial 48-45, Indianapolis Attucks 50-49 and Nebraska City (Neb.) 37-20.

The Hornets’ only loss came versus Calumet.

Mr. Basketball Jordan Hulls, of Bloomington South, scored 17 points and Batesville’s Colt Ryan added 15 as the Indiana All-Stars completed their two-game sweep last night of the Junior All-Stars in New Albany.

Indianapolis North Central’s Terrone Johnson led the Juniors with a game-high 25 points. New Albany’s Donnie Hale added 15, and Jeffersonville’s Kegan Clark chipped in 11.

Here’s a list of media coverage from around the state:

• Boys, girls Indiana All-Stars complete their sweeps of juniors
• All-Stars play smart, win
• Seniors take girls’, boys’ All-Star game
• Seniors shoot down juniors at New Albany