Mary Jo Noon has earned a permanent spot as an Indiana basketball star. The former Purdue forward and a member of the 1999 national championship team was inducted into the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame over the weekend. Noon was a standout high school player at Jeffersonville High School in the 1990s. She scored 1,368 points, grabbed 818 rebounds and blocked 167 shots. As a senior during the 1997-98 season, Noon averaged 25.2 points and 13.3 rebounds per game. Following her senior season, Noon was named a Nike All-American and earned Indiana All-State honors. Inductee Highlight | Mary Jo Noon 🏀 A dominant 6-foot-5 center at Jeffersonville, Noon totaled 1,368 points, 818 rebounds, and 167 blocks in 77 games, leading the Red Devils to a 21-3 record along with sectional and regional titles. As a senior, she averaged 25.2 points and… pic.twitter.com/vwHFN0kZK4 — Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame (@HoopsHall) April 21, 2026 Noon redshirted in her first season at Purdue during the 1998-99 season.…