The 17th annual Battle of the Bridges Kentucky-Indiana all-star basketball series will take place Saturday at Mid America Sports Center, 1906 Watterson Trail in Louisville.

 

The games go on all day, from 8:30 a.m. to the final tipoff at 8 p.m., pitting boys' and girls' teams from each state who are about to enter the third grade on up to the 12th grade.

 

There will two courts with boys' and girls' games played simultaneously from the early in the morning until mid-afternoon before the final four contests all take place on Court A.

 

The varsity girls' game will be at 6:30 p.m. EDT, and the varsity boys will be at 8. Admission is $7 for adults ages 19-64, $5 ages 7-18, $2 ages 4-6 and free for ages 3 and under and 65 and older. Admission is also free to active-duty military and first responders with proper ID.

 

Game schedules are below, and more information is available at the Battle of the Bridges Facebook Page and the TeamHoops.com Battle of the Bridges page.

 

Here are the varsity all-star rosters (with class for 2014-15 season) for the Kentucky boys and girls and Indiana girls. UPDATED WITH INDIANA BOYS ROSTER, TOO.

 

KENTUCKY BOYS

 

Michael O'Bannon, Moore, Sr.

 

Daniel Ramser, Trinity, Sr.

 

Zach Patterson, Elizabethtown, Sr.

 

Dyllan Harper, Allen County, Sr.

 

Dillon Geralds, Monroe County, Sr.

 

Justin Miller, Owensboro, Sr.

 

Trey Moses, Eastern, Sr.

 

Chase Shellman, DeSales, Sr.

 

Tyler Sharp, Bullitt East, So.

 

Alex Cook, Male, So.

 

Jarod Griffin, Lexington Catholic, Sr.

 

Brent Kidwell, Collins, Sr.

 

Coach, Jay Jones. Assistants: Gary Kidwell, Rico Rosado

 

INDIANA BOYS

 

Will Brown, Rock Creek, Sr.

 

Myles Ervin, Floyd Central, Sr.

 

Nick Tinsley, Silver Creek, Sr.

 

Gedeon Nzambi, Rock Creek, Sr.

 

Gage martin, Charlestown, Sr.

 

DeAnthony Warren, New Albany, Sr.

 

Myles Harvey, Jeffersonville, Sr.

 

J.C. Kinnard, Floyd Central, Sr.

 

Ronald Karenzi, Rock Creek, Sr.

 

Coach: Theo Moore. Assistant: Mo Smith

Isn't Tyler Sharp a jr?

It looks like all of Indiana's kids come from metro Jefferson Co.

Indiana wins 65-63

Indiana MVP: Myles Ervin, Floyd Central

Kentucky MVP: Chase Shellman, Louisville DeSales