SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- A fight broke out on the court at the end of a local high school basketball game on Thursday night at Adam's High School.

"The South Bend Police Department had multiple officers at the game already so were able to respond quickly to disperse the crowd," SBPD said. "It occurred right after the game ended."

It is unclear what happened in the moments leading up to the fight, but players started throwing punches in the game between Adams and Riley at Adams High School on Jan. 16. 

There were no arrests and no reported injuries.

"The priority for our officers was to ensure everyone was able to exit the venue safely," SBPD said.

The investigation is ongoing.

Statement from SBCSC spokesperson:

At last night’s basketball game between Riley High School and Adams High School, a fight occurred in the handshake line involving players from both teams. This behavior is unacceptable and goes against the values of sportsmanship and respect that our superintendent, principals, coaches, and the Indiana High School Athletic Association (IHSAA) expect from all student-athletes.

We are investigating this incident and are meeting with our teams to gather more information. Students involved will face consequences based on our Student Code of Conduct. We are committed to holding our students to the highest standards and ensuring they understand the importance of respectful behavior both on and off the court.

We would like to thank the South Bend Police Department for their quick and professional response to safely resolve the situation.

South Bend Schools remain committed to fostering an environment where safety, sportsmanship, respect, and a spirit of healthy competition are the foundation of all our athletic events.