

Excerpts from the Indystar:
Krissi Davis, an intense and ferocious basketball player who led her 1987 undefeated Noblesville team to a state championship and went on to play for Notre Dame,
Davis, who was inducted into the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame in 2017, scored a school record 1,269 career points at Noblesville and finished with an 81-17 career record, including four sectionals, two regionals and a semi-state title. She was senior captain of the team the year it won the state title.
She also became Noblesville's first girls Indiana All-Star before going on to be a two-time team MVP at the University of Notre Dame. She played for Muffet McGraw, as part of the legendary coach's first class of players.
"On the court, Krissi was a very competitive and intense player, but off the court she was a lot of fun to be around," McGraw said Sunday. "She had a great sense of humor and you could always count on her to diffuse a pressure situation with a witty or sarcastic comment."
McGraw said her first class will always be special to her, building a foundation for the program. Davis will not be forgotten, she said.
"She was a good friend to everyone who knew her," McGraw said, "and she will be missed by the entire Notre Dame family."
Davis graduated in 1991 as the program’s seventh all-time leading scorer with 1,194 points and was the recipient of the Byron V. Kanaley Award, the most prestigious honor given to a Notre Dame senior athlete who has been exemplary as a student and leader.
She spent countless hours volunteering at the Hamilton County Humane Society.
Read the entire article about Krissi Davis here:
https://www.indystar.com/story/sports/high-school/2019/09/08/krissi-davis-noblesville-notre-dame-basketball-standout-dies-51/2257370001/