The Young family of Lansing, Michigan has a long tradition of involvement in basketball spanning multiple generations. Tom and Teresa Young have two sons, Clay and Trevor, who both played basketball for Lansing High School. The Young family's sign company has created the basketball records displays for Lansing High School.

1. THE YOUNG FAMILY: A
LANSING LION
BASKETBALL TRADITION
Tom Young Teresa Young
(1959-) (1959-)
Clay Young Trevor Young
(1995-) (1997 -)

3. Mens’ Basketball Rule Changes
1944 Offensive three seconds is introduced.
1948 Coaches are allowed to speak to players during time
outs.
1954 One-and-one free throws are introduced.
1972 Freshmen are allowed to play varsity.
1986 Three point shot is introduced.
2008 Referees are allowed to use instant replay to
determine flagrant fouls.

4. The End of “Girls Rules” - 1945
• Three players were forwards who tried to score goals.
• Three players were guards who defended the other end of the
court.
• Forwards and guards could not cross half-court or it was a
turnover.
• Girls dribbled three times and then had to pass.
• Girls could not touch an opposing player, nor block shots.

5. Records and Signs…
Lansing High School’s Varsity Basketball Records
created by Young Sign Company, a local family-
owned and operated business since 1978.