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As of November 2026 · the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame's own induction announcements (63rd class, 2025; 61st class, 2023); Bethel University's Hall of Fame record; the NAIA and NCCAA honours as announced
The banked halls article took its two names from the school athletics site; from the halls' own record they now stand enumerated, with their ties at exact strength and the roster date printed. Dave McCollough — tie: LaVille graduate, class of 1975 (three varsity letters in basketball, two in football, one in baseball, on the Hall announcement's own statement). Honour: inductee, Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame, 63rd Men's Induction Class, honoured 19 March 2025 at New Castle — a coach's induction: 630-298 in forty years entering the 2024–25 season, at Connersville in his second year there, with fourteen conference championships, thirteen sectional titles, two regional trophies and twenty-five coach-of-the-year honours on Manchester University's alumni record of the induction. He is not a Silver Medal; he is an inductee, and the distinction the banked article kept is preserved. Mike Lightfoot — tie: LaVille graduate, class of 1974, an all-state player as a Lancer. Honours, enumerated as the halls announce them: recipient of the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame's 2023 Silver Medal Award (61st Men's Awards Banquet, 22 March 2023) — the medal for contributions other than as an Indiana high school player or coach, expressly not an induction as a player or coach, and printed at that strength; inductee of the NAIA Hall of Fame (2009, inducted with John Wooden on the carriers); inductee of the NCCAA Hall of Fame; inductee of the Bethel College (University) Athletics Hall of Fame (class of 1994 on Bethel's own honours record, as a player of its class of 1978); inductee of the Marian High School Hall of Fame (whose boys' team he coached 1978–1987); and the National Small College Hall of Fame on his published honours list — six halls by his own count in the school article's quotation ("This is My 6th HOF"), the count owned as his. His coaching substance, for the tie's weight: Bethel head coach 1987–2017, 794 wins, three NAIA Division II national championships (1995, 1997, 1998) and four NCCAA national championships (1992, 1993, 2000, 2007) — the halls' figures, printed as the halls' record carries them, with no figure re-derived here. The as-of date for the whole enumeration is November 2026; the settlers for any later class are the halls' own rosters, read directly, which is where this article's names now come from.