2013 Media Recap
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Table of contents Media Recap Summary
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Media Coverage
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ESPN Orlando WMCTV
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Rosters are released for Champion All American Showcase at the ESPN Complex US Lacrosse U15 Boys/Girls National Championship Teams Named
Boys Lacrosse Nine NJ Players Selected for Champion All American Showcase U.S. Reaches Final in Womens Lacrosse World Cup
AAU 10th Grade Boys Basketball Super Showcase Results from Friday
AAU 10th Grade Boys Basketball Super Showcase Results from Saturday
2013 Champion ESPN Games AAU 10th Grade Boys Hoop and Field Hockey Results Champions Crowned at the ESPN Games
AAU 10th Grade Boys Basketball Super Showcase Field Hockey and Lacrosse Results BABC Juniors on National Television Tonight
AAU 10th Grade Boys’ Basketball Super Showcase Champion ALl American Girls Lacrosse Showcase and Disney Junior Field Hockey Results
AAU Basketball Action from Orlando
BABC Advances to its 41st Final Four
AAU Hoop Action from Orlando Teams Advance to Championship Games Final Four and Elite Eight on Saturday
AAU Hoop Champions Crowned in Orlando
AAU 11th Grade Div. 1 National Championships from Orlando
Heritage Recent Grad Brundage to Play in US Lacrosse Champion All AMerican Showcase AAU Boys Basketball Former Area Player wants to coach like Doc Rivers AAU Super Showcase Wednesday’s Top Performers What to watch for this Week in Florida Sports
Eastlake High’s O’Dougherty Named to Coach at 2013 Champion All American Showcase Eastlake Lacrosse Coach Named to Lead 2013 Champion All AMerican Showcase Team Girls Lacrosse North Penn Grad Stover Kicks off Busy Summer in Florida Howard Pulley Wins ESPNS AAU Title Behind 27 from Travis Woofter Barnes Lead Post 13 to State Win
Local Youth Field Hockey Team Competed at Disneys ESPN Wid World of Sports Complex Concords Victoria Moore Plays Lacrosse in All American Showcase Varsity Boys Lacrosse Shawnee Senior Earns MVP at Showcase Social Media Tweets
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Media Recap Summary Trifecta Team provided more than 150 hours of support for the Champion® ESPN Games. Trifecta Team worked closely with US Lacrosse and AAU PR representatives to coordinate coverage to maximize exposure opportunities. During the 11-day competition Trifecta Team wrote and distributed Champion® ESPN Games Daily Recaps to a custom developed media database consisting of more than 120 media contacts. The media outlets included the following: Daily Newspapers - high school writers that cover basketball, lacrosse and field hockey Basketball Niche Media - online and print outlets that cover prep basketball Lacrosse Niche Media - online and print outlets that cover lacrosse Youth Sports Publications - niche publications covering wide variety of youth sporting events The Champion® ESPN Games Daily Recaps provided an overview of the daily results, highlighted certain games and players, previewed marquee matchups for the upcoming day and listed results from every competition that took place. In addition to the recaps, on a daily basis Trifecta Team reached out directly to specific media with customized emails and calls to promote high-profile teams and athletes in their markets. For both basketball and lacrosse, Trifecta Team identified athletes that had committed to colleges and provided custom recaps on these players to “beat writers” for those schools. Furthermore, Trifecta Team contacted the sports publicists for sports at the schools and offered similar custom player recaps for publicity opportunities for the school’s to use on its media platforms.
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TV and Radio Coverage
WDBO Radio / 580 AM Orlando, Fla.
July 24 Live Radio Interview during afternoon drive with host Scott Anez and Joel Berry from E1T1. Included multiple plugs for Champion速 ESPN Games events.
WMC TV / Channel 5 Memphis, Tenn.
July 27 On air results mention by sports director Jarvis Greer.
KSTP TV / Channel 5 Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minn. July 27 On air results mention by reporter Jeff Brioschi.
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Rosters are released for Champion AllAmerican Showcase at the ESPN Complex 07/15/2013 BY TOPLAXRECRUITS
Nearly 200 of the nation’s top high school boys’ and girls’ lacrosse players have been selected by US Lacrosse to compete in the 2013 Champion® All-American Showcase, a US Lacrosse event. The boys’ and girls’ showcases will be held July 21-26 at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Lake Buena Vista, Fla., as part of the Champion® ESPN Games. For the girls’ event, July 21-23, US Lacrosse All-Americans were selected to participate from across
the country. For the boys’ showcase, July 24-26, players were selected by the US Lacrosse High School Area Chairmen, and invited after careful consultation with high school coaches in all regions across the country. The girls’ showcase features a four-team round-robin pool and a welcome dinner the evening of July 21. A total of 80 players from 27 states have been selected. Teams will compete in three pool-play games before the championship and consolation games, Tuesday, July 23. The girls’ championship game will be delivered live at 1 p.m. ET on ESPN3. The multi-screen sports network is available to more than 85 million households nationwide and accessible online at WatchESPN.com, on smartphones and tablets via the WatchESPN app, through ESPN on Xbox LIVE to Gold members and on Apple TV. The boys’ event also features a four-team round-robin pool and a welcome dinner the evening of July 24. Ninety players representing 30 states have been selected. Teams will compete in three pool-play games before the championship and consolation games, Friday, July 26. The boys’ championship game at 7 p.m. ET will air live on ESPNU. Eight girls’ and eight boys’ coaches were selected to lead the four teams for each showcase. For the coaches announcement, go to http://uslax.in/1b3GWYL. The girls’ rosters are as follows: Team Freedom No. – Name (Pos.), Hometown, High School (Year), College 1 – Hayley Ciklin (A), Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., The Benjamin School (2014), Northwestern University 2 – Haley Hallenbeck (M), Indianapolis, Ind., Park Tudor School (2014), Bryant University 3 – Lindsay Hobson (M), Red Hook, N.Y., Red Hook (2014) 4 – Emily Rogers-Healion (M), Setauket, N.Y., Ward Melville (2013), University of Pennsylvania 5 – Kiki Ryan (A), Salem, Conn., East Lyme (2013), Stonehill College 6 – Lydia Cassada (A), Milton, Ga., Milton (2013), Northwestern University 7 – Jeanie Dwinell (D), Dedham, Mass., Middlesex School (2013), Princeton University
http://toplaxrecruits.com/rosters-are-released-for-champion-challenge-at-lake-buena-vista/
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Rosters are released for Champion AllAmerican Showcase at the ESPN Complex 8 – Megan Longtain (D), West Linn, Ore., West Linn (2013), University of Oregon 9 – Michaela Michael (M), Hillsborough, Calif., Menlo School (2013), University of Southern California 10 – Anna Seanor (M), Canton, Ohio, Jackson (2014), Ohio State University 11 – Mollie Stevens (M), Centreville, Md., Queen Anne’s County (2013), University of Florida 12 – Alexandra Logan (M), Brunswick, Maine, Cheverus (2014) 13 – Annie Longtain (M), West Linn, Ore., West Linn (2013), University of Oregon 14 – Emily Zadny (A), Hartland, Wis., Arrowhead Union (2013), Alma College 15 – Kiki Gibson (M), Encinitas, Calif., La Costa Canyon (2013), University of Oregon 20 – Clare Lyne (M), Concord, Mass., Middlesex School (2013), Trinity College 21 – Kate Mackin (A), Chagrin Falls, Ohio, Chagrin Falls (2013), Tufts University 29 – Jenna Stover (G), Lansdale, Pa., North Penn (2013), Coastal Carolina 30 – Tara Sonnemaker (G), West Linn, Ore., West Linn (2013), Chapman University 31 – Rachel Ramirez (G), Lindenhurst, N.Y., Lindenhurst (2013) Team Liberty No. – Name (Pos.), Hometown, High School (Year), College 1 – Monica Harmon (M), Granada Hills, Calif., Granada Hills Charter (2013), College of the Canyons 2 – Annie Ruland (A), Milton, Ga., Milton (2013), University of Southern California 6 – Mady Cline (A), Lee’s Summit, Mo., Lee’s Summit North (2013), University of Nebraska 7 – Caroline Cummings (M), Menlo Park, Calif., Sacred Heart Preparatory (2014) 8 – Caroline Jaeger (M), Hampton, N.J., North Hunterdon (2013), Gettysburg College 9 – Nina Kelty (M), Palo Alto, Calif., Palo Alto (2013), University of Southern California 10 – Anne L’Heureux (A), Winter Springs, Fla., Winter Springs (2013), University Louisville 11 – Victoria Moore (D), Concord, Mass., Buckingham, Browne and Nichols (2013), Yale University 12 – Tess Chandler (M), Hopkinton, Mass., Hopkinton (2013), Boston College 13 – Allie Flaherty (M), South Burlington, Vt., South Burlington (2013), Hobart & William Smith 14 – Shelby Scanlin (M), Raleigh, N.C., Cardinal Gibbons (2014), University of Maryland 15 – Kate Burbank (M), Mt. Kisco, N.Y., Fox Lane (2013), University North Carolina 16 – Julianne D’Orazio (M), Bryn Mawr, Pa., Merion Mercy Academy (2013), Lehigh University 17 – Shannon Nugent (A), Medford, N.J., Shawnee (2013), University of Southern California 18 – Madison Crutchfield (M), Concord, N.H., St. Paul’s School (2014) 20 – Cassie Ekstrom (D), Sandy Hook, Conn., Newtown (2014), University of Connecticut 21 – Erin Jeffery (A), Diablo, Calif., Carondelet (2013), Hofstra University 22 – Isabelle Montagne (D), Lake Forest, Ill., Lake Forest (2013), Duke University 30 – Katrina Reeves (G), Granite Bay, Calif., Granite Bay (2013), San Diego State 31 – Meagh Graham (G), Rockville, Md., Our Lady of Good Counsel (2013), Virginia Tech Team Pride No. – Name (Pos.), Hometown, High School (Year), College 1 – Kylie Drexel (M), Davis, Calif., Davis Senior (2013), University of Southern California 2 – Olivia Harpel (M), Princeton, N.J., West Windsor Plainsboro North (2014), Northwestern University 3 – Claire Monsaas (M), Redmond, Wash., Redmond (2013), Gonzaga University 4 – Kitty Morrissey (M), Wyndmoor, Pa., Springside Chestnut Hill Academy (2013), Duke University 6 – Linda Marie Attanasio (D), Garden City, N.Y., Garden City (2013), Dartmouth University 7 – Kelly Dolan (M), Barrington, R.I., Barrington (2013), Dartmouth University 8 – Laura Frankenfield (A), North Wales, Pa., Wissahickon (2013), Boston College 9 – Drew Jackson (M), Tyrone, Ga., Woodward Academy (2013), University of Southern California 10 – Evan Murphy (M), Pleasanton, Calif., Amador Valley (2014), University of Oregon 11 – Mickenzie Larivee (A), Amherst, N.H., Souhegan (2014), Boston University 12 – Caroline Dineen-Carlson (A), Coronado, Calif., Coronado (2013), Fresno State University 13 – Jillian Doherty (M), Reading, Mass., Brooks School (2013), Vanderbilt university 14 – Lindsey Ronbeck (A), Manhasset, N.Y., Manhasset (2015) 15 – Lexi Cheetham (A), Lake Oswego, Ore., Lake Oswego (2014), Louisville University
http://toplaxrecruits.com/rosters-are-released-for-champion-challenge-at-lake-buena-vista/
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Rosters are released for Champion AllAmerican Showcase at the ESPN Complex 16 – Erica Perrotta (M), Roseland, N.J., West Essex (2014) 20 – Sydney Sell (A), Eagle, Idaho, Eagle (2013), Colorado 21 – Annie Spewak (D), St. Louis, Mo., Parkway West (2013), Robert Morris University 22 – Carli Marsh (M), Manor Parkland, Fla., Pine Crest School (2013), University of Florida 29 – Elizabeth O’Sullivan (G), New Canaan, Conn., New Canaan (2013), University of Notre Dame 30 – Natalie Marek (G), Prospect, Ky., Kentucky Country Day (2014) Team Spirit No. – Name (Pos.), Hometown, High School (Year), College 1 – Jenna Butler (M), Verona, Wis., Verona Area (2015), 2 – Rachel Rausa (M), Ambler, Pa., Hatboro-Horsham (2014), Georgetown University 3 – Shannon Fitzgerald (M), Newton, Mass., Newton North (2014), Johns Hopkins University 4 – Morgan Hollowell (M/A), Brookfield, Wis., Brookfield Central (2013), University of Wisconsin-Madison 6 – Meredith Bushell (D), Wading River, N.Y., Shoreham-Wading River (2013), Ohio State University 7 – Katelynn Cox (A), Lee’s Summit, Mo., Lee’s Summit (2013), Adam’s State University 8 – Madison DeWinter (M), Parker, Colo., Chaparral (2013), Colorado 9 – Allison Dudley (A), New Windsor, Md., Francis Scott Key (2013), Washington College 10 – Leslie Espenschied (D), Smyrna, Ga., The Lovett School (2013), University of Richmond 11 – Madeline Haynes (M), Park City, Utah, Park City (2013), Westminster College 12 – Rebecca Hetrick (M), Midlothian, Va., Trinity Episcopal School (2013), Villanova University 13 – Kelsey Murray (A), Wilmette, Ill., New Trier (2013), Stanford University 14 – Rachel Schmetzer (A), Louisville, Ky., Sacred Heart Academy (2014) 15 – Mariah Salerno (M), Mendham, N.J., Mendham (2013), Villanova University 16 – Macy Scott (M), Toms River, N.J., Toms River South (2013), Rutgers University 17 – Katherine Smith (A), Cary, N.C., Green Hope (2014), Bucknell University 20 – Olivia Hompe (M), New Canaan, Conn., New Canaan (2013), Princeton University 21 – Bridget Shaffrey (A), Charlottesville, Va., Western Albemarle (2013), Bucknell University 31 – Jennifer Blum (G), Euless, Texas, Ursuline Academy of Dallas (2013), University of Notre Dame 32 – Maddie Wilson (G), Chagrin Falls, Ohio, Chagrin Falls (2013), Capital University The boys’ rosters are as follows: Team Freedom No. – Name (Pos.), Hometown, High School (Year), College 1 – Jack Grass (A), Bronxville, N.Y., Bronxville HS (2013), Johns Hopkins University 2 – John Crawley (A), Port Washington, N.Y., Paul D Schreiber HS (2013), Johns Hopkins University 3 – Patrick DiMento (A), Mason, Tenn., Memphis University School (2014), Furman University 4 – Dalton Sierra (A), Littleton, Colo., Columbine HS (2013), University of Tampa 5 – Austin Brundage (A), Leesburg, Va., Heritage HS (2013), Emmanuel College 6 – Jack Ortlieb (A), Newport Beach, Calif., Corona Del Mar (2013), Holy Cross 7 – Chase Hogan (M), Fort Collins, Colo., Fossil Ridge HS (2013), University of Texas 8 – Max Maxwell (M), Hamburg, N.Y., Hamburg HS (2013), University of Maryland, Baltimore County 9 – Jack Bruckner (M), Port Jefferson, N.Y., Ward Melville HS (2013), Duke University 10 – Fernando Milanes (M), Weston, Fla., St. Thomas Aquinas (2013), Jacksonville University 11 – Anthony Quiles (M), Greer, S.C., Riverside HS (2013), Limestone College 12 – Drew Ortiz (M), Charlotte, N.C., Myers Parks HS (2013), High Point University 13 – Eben Wilde (M), Avon, Conn., Gould Academy (ME) (2013), Stevenson University 14 – Stephen Polsinelli (M), Schenectady, N.Y., Guilderland HS (2013), Siena College 15 – Tim Ghelbach (M), Orlando, Fla., Lake Brantley HS (2014), University of North Carolina 16 – EJ Thurmond, II (D), Mableton, Ga., Holy Innocents Episcopal School (2013), Jacksonville University 17 – Evan Allen (D), Apex, N.C., Holy Springs HS (2013), Providence College 18 – Michael Schiappa (D), Lincolnwood, Ill., Loyola Academy (2013), Bucknell University 19 – Christian Burgdorf (D), Westfield, N.J., Westfield HS (2013), University of Denver
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Chandler Kirby (LSM/D), Jericho, N.Y., Jericho HS (2013), Cornell University Evan Weiner (D), Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., Ponte Vedra HS (2014) Tanner Swan (G), Ridgewood, N.J., Loomis Chaffee (Conn.) (2013), St. Johns Fisher College Alexander Larson (G), Scottsdale, Ariz., Brophy Prep (2014), Rutgers University
Team Liberty No. – Name (Pos.), Hometown, High School (Year), College 1 – Luke Goldstock (A), Niskayuna, N.Y., Niskayuna HS (2013), University of North Carolina 2 – AJ Fish (A), Third Lake, Ill., Grayslake North HS (2013), University of Virginia 3 – Tyler Reily (A), North Grafton, Mass., Grafton HS (2013), Keene State University 4 – Matt Ihm (A), Naples, Fla., Barron Collier HS (2013), PG-Trinity Pawling School 5 – Anthony Marini (A), Medford, N.J., St. Joe’s Prep (PA) (2013), University of Notre Dame 6 – Alexander Paulus (A/M), Bath, Maine, Morse HS (2013), Denison University 7 – Justin Kane (M), Birmingham, Ala., Spain Park HS (2013), Furman University 9 – Nick Desisto (M), Canton, Mass., The Rivers School (2013), Loyola University in Maryland 10 – Sean Giampeitro (M), Garnet Valley, Pa., Salesianum (DE) (2013), Ohio State University 11 – Graham Savio (M), Greenwich, Conn., Greenwich HS (2013), Loyola University in Maryland 12 – Andrew Dooley (M), Monroe Township, N.J., Monroe Township HS (2013), Monmouth University 13 – Tyler Hetrick (M), Madison, Wis., Sun Prairie HS (2013), Aurora University 14 – Jack Beall (A/M), Camas, Wash., Camas HS (2013), Dominican University of California 15 – Conner Griffin (M), Nashville, Tenn., Montgomery Bell Academy (2013), Furman University 16 – Luke Posner (LSM/D), Madisonville, La., St. Paul’s HS (2014) 17 – Brandon Donnellan (D), Chester, N.Y., Warwick Valley HS (2013), Pace University 18 – Adam Monticollo (D), Medford, N.J., St. Augustine Prep (2013), Villanova University 19 – Nicco DeLorenzo (LSM/D), Kennebunk, Maine, Kennebunk HS (2013), Colgate University 20 – Colin Cahill (D), Redding, Conn., Pomfret School (2013), Trinity College 22 – Jonathan Kaplan (G), South Glastonbury, Conn., Glastonbury HS (2013), University of Vermont 23 – Brian Davies (G), Lynchburg, Va., E.C. Glass HS (2013), University of Richmond Team Pride No. – Name (Pos.), Hometown, High School (Year), College 1 – Brady O’Donnell (A), Smithfield, R.I., LaSalle Academy (2013), Bryant University 2 – AJ Lucchese (A), Sudbury, Mass., Middlesex School (2013), Brown University 3 – Cody Eckes (A), Rogers, Ark., Bentonville HS (2013), Hendrix College 4 – Harris Stolzenberg (A), Weston, Fla., Pine Crest (2013), Massachusetts Institute of Technology 5 – Nishan Ketchoyian (A), Binghamton, N.Y., Binghamton HS (2013), Syracuse University 6 – Kyle Borbi (A/M), Medford Lakes, N.J., Shawnee HS (2014), Notre Dame University 7 – Blake Bodreau (M), Amherst, N.H., Bishop Guertin (2013), Marist College 8 – Joey Dorn (M), Weston, Fla., St. Thomas Aquinas (2013), Providence College 9 – Max King (M), Amesbury, Mass., Pomfret School (CT) (2013), Connecticut College 10 – Nick Valentino (M), Landisville, Pa., Hempfield HS (2013), Drexel University 11 – Simeon Johnson (M), Decatur, Ga., Decatur HS (2013), Guilford College 12 – Hunter Griffin (M), Columbia, S.C., AC Flora HS (2013), Clemson University 13 – John Grube (M), Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., Episcopal School of Jacksonville (2013), Colorado College 14 – Tim Truesdell (M), New York City, N.Y., Trinity School (2014) 15 – Alec Dambach (M), Howell, N.J., Howell HS (2013), Chestnut Hill College 16 – Nathan Gorman (D), Sewell, N.J., St. Augustine Prep (2013), Loyola University Maryland 17 – Lito Flanagan (LSM/D), San Antonio, Texas, Alamo Heights HS (2014) 18 – Charles Cowan (D), Wilmington, Del., Salesianum (2013), Colgate University 19 – Jake Kiernan (D), Huntington, N.Y., Saint Dominic HS (2013), Drexel University 20 – JJ Ntshaykolo (D), San Francisco, Calif., Thatcher School (2013), Brown University 21 – James Hall (D), Centennial, Colo., Arapahoe HS (2013), Rochester Institute of Technology 22 – Jarrin Wallace (G), Boise, Idaho, Centennial HS (2013), Brigham Young University
http://toplaxrecruits.com/rosters-are-released-for-champion-challenge-at-lake-buena-vista/
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Rosters are released for Champion AllAmerican Showcase at the ESPN Complex 23 – Brian Balkam (G), St. James, N.Y., Smithtown East HS (2013), University of North Carolina Team Spirit No. – Name (Pos.), Hometown, High School (Year), College 1 – Andy DeMichiei (A), Gibsonia, Pa., Hampton HS (2013), Marquette University 2 – Jacob Knostman (A), Bainbridge Island, Wash., Bainbridge Island HS (2013), Fairfield University 3 – Shane Thompson (A), Morgantown, W.Va., University HS (2013), Ohio Valley University 4 – Ryan McNamara (A), Eagan, Wis., Eastview HS (2013), Marquette University 5 – Luke Graney (A), Draper, Utah, Juan Diego Catholic HS (2013) 6 – Dylan Molloy (A), Setuaket, N.Y., St. Anthony’s (2013), Brown University 7 – Austin Williams (M), Morristown, N.J., Delbarton School (2013), Harvard University 8 – Chris Pauzer (M), Robbinsville, N.J., Loomis Chaffee (CT) (2013), Georgetown University 9 – Eric Scott (M), Basking Ridge, N.J., Ridge HS (2013), Yale University 10 – Matt Boward (M), Woodbridge, Va., Potomac HS (2013), Virginia Tech 11 – Peyton Klawinski (M), Memphis, Tenn., Memphis University School (2013), University of North Carolina 12 – Bo Belmer (M), Waukesha, Wis., Waukesha West HS (2013), Mount Saint Mary’s 13 – Devon Lewis (M), Windermere, Fla., Lake Highland Prep (2013), Georgetown University 14 – Matt Leonard (A/M), Potomac, Md., Winston Churchill HS (2013), Towson University 15 – Bryan Rotatori (M), Grafton, Mass., Grafton HS (2013), Keene State University 16 – Cooper Warden (D), Johnson, Vt., Lamoille Union HS (2013), St. Lawrence University 17 – Kyle Abdellatif (D), Ballston Spa, N.Y., Ballston Spa HS (2014) 18 – Treyson Peirce (D), Vero Beach, Fla., Vero Beach HS (2013), University of Florida 19 – Logan Williamson (D), New Rochelle, N.Y., Fordham Preparatory School (2013), Fairfield University 20 – Jared Kaden (D/LSM), Martinsville, N.J., Bridgewater-Raritan HS (2013), Bryant University 21 – Timothy Hickey (D), Mechanicsburg, Pa., Trinity HS (2014) 22 – Ryan Feit (G), Woodbury, N.Y., Syosset HS (2013), Johns Hopkins University 23 – Gerrit Molloy (G), Rockville, Md., Walter Johnson HS (2013), McDaniel College
http://toplaxrecruits.com/rosters-are-released-for-champion-challenge-at-lake-buena-vista/
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US Lacrosse U15 Boys,/Girls National Championship Teams Named
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BALTIMORE, July 16, 2013 - US Lacrosse announced the 56 youth lacrosse teams that will compete in the fifth annual US Lacrosse Under-15 National Championship, powered by Lacrosse Unlimited, July 23-25 (girls) and July 26-28 (boys) at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. Defending national champions Sky Walkers (Md.) and Long Island Express (N.Y.) and runners-up Yellow Jackets (N.Y.) and Fellowship of Christian Athletes (Md.) return to highlight the girls’ 32-team field and the boys’ 24-team field, respectively. The 56 teams hail from 22 states, and they’ll bring nearly 1,400 players to participate in an event that is part of the annual Champion ESPN Games. “We’re happy to celebrate our fifth U15 National Championship and bring many of the nation’s best youth teams together to compete with class and honor the game,” said Beth Porreca, director of special events at US Lacrosse. “Together with our friends at Lacrosse Unlimited, STX, Disney and ESPN, we welcome athletes, coaches, parents and fans from all corners of the country for a terrific week of youth lacrosse.” The girls’ bracket also features several teams that placed in the top four at US Lacrosse Regional Championships in June, where they earned automatic invitations with free or reduced registration to the U15 National Championship. Among them: US Lacrosse West champion BearLax 2016 Blue (Calif.), runner-up BearLax 2017 (Calif.), bronze medalist Pacific Falcons (Calif.) and semifinalist Desert Heat (Ariz.), US Lacrosse Central runner-up Detroit Coyotes (Mich.) and semifinalist Minnesota Elite, and US Lacrosse Northeast champion Yellow Jackets 2017 (N.Y.), runner-up Ultimate Elite (N.J.) and semifinalist BBL 2017 (N.J.). Likewise, US Lacrosse regional qualifiers competing for the boys’ U15 National Championship include US Lacrosse West champion Brady’s Bunch (Calif.) and runner-up Colorado 14ers, US Lacrosse Central champion Green Machine (Ind.), US Lacrosse Southeast bronze medalist Winston-Salem (N.C.) and semifinalist Triad Elite (N.C.), and US Lacrosse Northeast champion New Jersey North East, runner-up Next Level (R.I.) and bronze medalist Long Island Express Piranhas (N.Y.). Each national championship will begin with a day of pool play. After that, teams will be seeded for a single-elimination bracket to determine the national champion. Participating teams: US Lacrosse Girls’ U15 National Championship • July 23-25 BBL 2017 (N.J.) BearLax 2016 Blue (Calif.) BearLax 2017 Blue (Calif.) Bluegrass Premier (Ky.) Cardinal 2016 Red (Va.) Colorado Connecticut Dodgers Desert Heat (Ariz.) Detroit Coyotes (Mich.) Dominant (Md.)
http://www.laxpower.com/laxnews/news.php?story=35839
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US Lacrosse U15 Boys,/Girls National Championship Teams Named Eagle Stix (Ga.) Elevate (N.Y.) Lady Trojan Gold (Ga.) Lax Maniax (Fla.) Long Island Express 2016 (N.Y.) Long Island Liberty (N.Y.) Long Island Top Guns (N.Y.) Minnesota Elite NEM&D 2016 (Md.) North Carolina Pacific Falcons (Calif.) Sky Walkers 2016 (Md.) Stars Gold (Va.) STEPS 2016 (N.J.) StickBenders (Fla.) Storm Select (Va.) SuperStix (Wash.) Ultimate Elite (Pa./N.J.) Utah Washington Yellow Jackets Blue (N.Y.) Yellow Jackets Gold (N.Y.) US Lacrosse Boys’ U15 National Championship • July 26-28 3d Select (Colo.) Brady’s Bunch (Calif.) C2C Black (Texas) Colorado Colorado 14ers Dukes HHH (Pa.) FCA (Md.) Florida Carolina Florida Navy Florida Swashbucklers For the Love of the Game (N.Y.) Green Machine (Ind.) LI Express Barracudas (N.Y.) LI Express Piranhas (N.Y.) LI Express Turtles (N.Y.) Long Island Jesters (N.Y.) Maverick Select (N.J.) NESLL (Mass./N.H.) New Jersey North East Next Level (R.I.) Storm (Fla.) Triad Elite (N.C.) Utah Winston-Salem (N.C.) Pool-play schedules for each championship are online at the US Lacrosse web site.
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Boys lacrosse: Nine NJ players selected for Champion All-American Showcase By Chris Hachey/For The Star-Ledger on July 17, 2013 at 11:18 AM
Nine New Jersey high schoolers were selected for the 2013 Champion All-American Showcase, which is held from July 21-26 at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Lake Buena Vista, FL., as part of the Champion ESPN Games. The boys’ and girls’ showcase both take place during that time, with the girls’ championship being held on July 23rd at 1 p.m. on ESPNU and the boys’ championship being held on July 26 at 7 p.m. on ESPNU. It is a four-team round-robin pool and all four teams will compete in three games before the consolation and championship games. The selections are listed here. (links to: http://toplaxrecruits.com/rosters-are-released-for-championchallenge-at-lake-buena-vista/) The nine NJ players are:
http://www.nj.com/hssports/blog/boyslacrosse/index.ssf/2013/07/boys_lacrosse_nine_nj_players_selected_for_champion_all-american_showcase.html
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Boys lacrosse: Nine NJ players selected for Champion All-American Showcase Jared Kaden of Bridgewater-Raritan Keith Muccilli/For The Star-Ledger Team Freedom Christian Burgdorf, Westfield Team Liberty Andrew Dooley, Monroe Adam Monticollo, St. Augustine Team Pride Kyle Borbi, Shawnee Nate Gorman, St. Augustine Alec Dambach, Howell Team Spirit Austin Williams, Delbarton Eric Scott, Ridge Jared Kaden, Bridgewater-Raritan
http://www.nj.com/hssports/blog/boyslacrosse/index.ssf/2013/07/boys_lacrosse_nine_nj_players_selected_for_champion_all-american_showcase.html
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U.S. reaches final in womens lacrosse World Cup July 20, 2013|Sports Digest
Lacrosse U.S. beats England, will face Canada in final of women’s World Cup The U.S. women’s national team advanced to its ninth Federation of International Lacrosse World Cup final with a 21-8 semifinal victory over England on Friday in Oshawa, Ontario. Former UMBC coach Kelly Berger (Hammond) scored two goals for the Americans. The United States will seek a record seventh gold medal in today’s 3p.m. final against Canada, which defeated Australia, 11-7. The Americans beat Canada, 13-2, in pool play Tuesday, limiting the host team to six shots and forcing 14 of its 26 turnovers. The U.S. team is 9-0 all time against Canada in World Cup play. Varsity: Several high school players with local ties are among the nearly 200 selected by US Lacrosse to compete in the Champion All-American Showcase. The boys and girls tournaments will be held Sunday to Friday at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Lake Buena Vista, Fla., as part of the Champion ESPN Games. The girls showcase, with 80 players from 27 states, features a four-team round robin. Teams will compete in three pool-play games before the championship and consolation games Tuesday. The championship game will be shown live at 1 p.m. on ESPN3. The boys event, with 90 players representing 30states, also features a four-team round-robin format. Friday’s championship game at 7 p.m. will air live on ESPNU. Among the girls players competing will be incoming Florida midfielder Mollie Stevens, a Queen Anne’s County High graduate playing for Team Freedom; rising senior midfielder Shelby Scanlin, a Maryland recruit from Cardinal Gibbons High in Raleigh, N.C., who will play for Team Liberty; incoming Virginia Tech goalie Meagh Graham of Good Counsel, who also will compete for Team Liberty; rising senior midfielder Shannon Fitzgerald of Newton North High in Newton, Mass., a Johns Hopkins recruit who will compete for Team Spirit; and incoming Washington College attacker Allison Dudley of Francis Scott Key High, who also will play for Team Spirit. Among the boys players competing for Team Freedom are a pair of incoming Johns Hopkins attackmen — Jack Grass of Bronxville (N.Y.) High and John Crawley of Paul D. Schreiber High in Port Washington, N.Y.; incoming UMBC midfielder Max Maxwell of Hamburg (N.Y.) High; and incoming Stevenson midfielder Eben Wilde of Gould Academy in Bethel, Maine. Playing for Team Liberty are a pair of incoming Loyola midfielders — Nick Desisto of Rivers School in Winter Street, Mass., and Graham Savio of Greenwich (Conn.) High. Another incoming Loyola player, defenseman Nathan Gorman of St. Augustine Prep in Richland, N.J., will compete for Team Pride. Playing for Team Spirit are incoming Mount St. Mary’s midfielder Bo Belmer of Waukesha (Wis.) West High, incoming Towson attackman-midfielder Matt Leonard of Winston Churchill High in Potomac; incoming Johns Hopkins goalie Ryan Feit of Syosset (N.Y.) High; and incoming McDaniel goalie Gerrit Molloy of Walter Johnson High in Bethesda. College men: Former Salisbury assistant coach Dave Dobbins, who recently ended his fourth year as an assistant on the Ohio State staff, has been promoted to associate head coach, the team announced. Dobbins works primarily with the offense and special teams, and oversees the team’s
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U.S. reaches final in womens lacrosse World Cup community service and academic programs. Under Dobbins, the Buckeyes were fourth nationally in man-up offense in 2013, scoring on 46 percent of their chances. Dobbins joined the Buckeyes after six seasons (2004-2009) as an assistant coach with the Sea Gulls. The 2005 Division III Assistant Coach of the Year, he helped the Sea Gulls win four Division III national championships and finish as national runner-up once. NHL Capitals to open season at champs; divisions named The Washington Capitals begin the 2013-14 regular season on the road against the defending Stanley Cup-champion Chicago Blackhawks on Oct. 1 before returning to Verizon Center to host the Calgary Flames on Oct. 3 for the home opener. This season is the first under the NHL’s new realignment plan. In addition to releasing the full regular-season schedule, the league also named the new divisions. The league kept with its theme of geographically based names, opting for the Pacific and Central divisions in the Western Conference and the Metropolitan and Atlantic divisions in the Eastern Conference. The Capitals are in the eight-team Metropolitan Division along with the Pittsburgh Penguins, Philadelphia Flyers, New York Rangers, New York Islanders, New Jersey Devils, Carolina Hurricanes and Columbus Blue Jackets. Within the division, Washington will play the Flyers and Hurricanes five times each — with three games on the road against the former and three games at home against the latter — this year. The Capitals will play the other five division members four times each. Rival Pittsburgh comes to town Nov. 20 and March 10. —Katie Carrera, The Washington Post
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AAU 10th Grade Boys Basketball Super Showcase results from Friday Saturday, July 20, 2013 By: Dan Ventura
The 2013 Champion® ESPN Games kicked off Friday with pool play in the AAU 10th Grade Boys’ Basketball Super Showcase. Four different venues, the HP Fieldhouse and Jostens Center at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex, as well as the Orlando Sports Center and Osceola Heritage Park, hosted the competition, with all but four of the 72 teams playing two games each on Friday. The teams will conclude pool play on Saturday, July 20 before moving onto the Gold, Silver, Bronze and Copper brackets starting on Sunday, July 21. RESULTS FROM FRIDAY, JULY 19 (AAU 10th Grade Boys’ Basketball Super Showcase) Pool 16A Nike Team Florida 58, Advantage Titans 34 Illinois Stars 63, Mt. Royal/Baltimore Elite 61 Nike Team Florida 67, Mt. Royal/Baltimore Elite 45 Illinois Stars 53, Advantage Titans 46 Pool 16B Martin Bros. Legacy BLK 50, AIB Marcelo Silva 39 Maryland 3-D 57, South FL Panthers 43 Maryland 3-D 55, Martin Bros. Legacy BLK 33 South FL Panthers 64, AIB Marcelo Silva 32 Pool 16C The Ville 2015 67, Team Forrest 33 FL Tarheels Elite 80, Team Frech 50 The Ville 2015 73, Team Frech 34 FL Tarheels Elite 67, Team Forrest 54 Pool 16D Team Ontario Red 75, YMCA Krush 67 SO Stampede Orange 71, TNBA South 44 Team Ontario Red 68, TNBA South 26 YMCA Krush 15, SO Stampede Orange 0 Pool 16E Charlotte Nets 71, Team 7 43 Florida Vipers 73, Shining Star Sports 42 Florida Vipers 72, Team 7 19 Shining Star Sports 78, Charlotte Nets 62
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AAU 10th Grade Boys Basketball Super Showcase results from Friday Pool 16F Karolina Diamonds 76, Orlando Lightning 60 Lightning Craig 59, Dayton Metro 57 Karolina Diamonds 75, Dayton Metro 65 Orlando Lightning 68, Lightning-Craig 51 Pool 16G BABC 10th SS & Nat 58, Motion TB Boys 31 Orlando Venom 46, Beaufort Crossovers 41 BABC 10th SS & Nat 70, Beaufort Crossovers 35 Orlando Venom 67, Motion TB Boys 62 (OT) Pool 16H Southern Phenoms 16U 56, Tupperware BR B&G Club 36 Reaching Your Goals 59, Marylands Finest 16U 49 Marylands Finest 16U 59, Southern Phenoms 16U 53 Reaching Your Goals 80, Tupperware BR B&G Club 55 Pool 16I All Ohio Black 98, Team Florida 10th 48 LA Bayou Flames McGhee 70, South Jersey Select 65 All Ohio Black 82, South Jersey Select 47 LA Bayou Flames McGhee 61, Team Florida 10th 52 Pool 16J Nike Southern Stampede 72, Team Prospects 16U 44 Hoopdreams Kentucky 61, Toronto Triple Balance 57 Nike Southern Stampede 15, Toronto Triple Balance 0 Hoopdreams Kentucky 81, Team Prospects 16U 42 Pool 16K E1T1 Flash 72, Mid State Magic Sports 45 Team Nola 67, Boston Warriors 16U 46 Team Nola 60, E1T1 Flash 50 Boston Warriors 16U 72, Mid State Magic Sports 62 Pool 16L Team Miami 65, Fairfax Stars Jones 50 Nashville Flood 65, Greensboro Aggies 54 Fairfax Stars Jones 50, Nashville Flood 42 Team Miami 71, Greensboro Aggies 64 Pool 16M Team Work 16U 2013 75, S C Elite 65 LA Bayou Flames Conerly 48, Gainesville Kings 40 Gainesville Kings 66, Team Work 16U 2013 59 S C Elite 96, LA Bayou Flames Conerly 62
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AAU 10th Grade Boys Basketball Super Showcase results from Friday Pool 16N Run N Shoot Elite 62, Charlotte Reign 57 Nike Team FL South 10 52, T-M-T Express 32 Nike Team FL South 10 69, Run N Shoot Elite 55 T-M-T Express 63, Charlotte Reign 49 Pool 16O Charleston Playmakers 65, MWVA 52 Ohio Varsity White 82, E1T1 Elite 15U 53 Charleston Playmakers 69, E1T1 Elite 15U 46 Ohio Varsity White 68, MWVA 36 Pool 16P NC Red Storm 44, Chicago Trojans 41 Tampa Bay Warriors 46, Metro Boston 16S 45 Pool 16Q Team Richmond 2015 55, Spiece Gators 48 Rising Stars 16U Elite 69, Florida Genesis 56 Team Richmond 2015 62, Florida Genesis 33 Spiece Gators 76, Rising Stars 16U Elite 73 Pool 16R Team Jayhawks 50, Hotshots 10-Elite 37 PVS Sports 15, The Unit 0 The Unit 69, Team Jayhawks 44 Hotshots 10-Elite 87, PVS Sports 66
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AAU 10th Grade Boys Basketball Super Showcase results from SATURDAY Saturday, July 20, 2013 By: Dan Ventura
The 2013 Champion® ESPN Games continued on Saturday with the conclusion of pool play in the AAU 10th Grade Boys’ Basketball Super Showcase. Twelve (12) teams finished pool play undefeated with 3-0 records, including BABC 2013 10th SS & Nat (Roxbury, MA), Florida Vipers (Deerfield Beach, FL), Hoopdreams Kentucky (Lexington, KY), Illinois Stars (IL), Karolina Diamonds (Greensboro, NC), Louisiana Bayou Flames McGhee (Baton Rouge, LA), Maryland 3-D (Baltimore, MD), Nike Team FL South 10 (Sarasota, FL), Ohio Varsity White (Columbus, Ohio), Tampa Bay Warriors (Riverview, FL), Team Nola (New Orleans, LA) and The Ville 2015 (Goshen, KY). Competition took place at four venues, including both the HP Fieldhouse and Jostens Center at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex, as well as the Orlando Sports Center and Osceola Heritage Park. Each of the 72 teams played their final pool games Saturday, with the results determining their destination for the start of bracket play on Sunday. The top team in each pool moved onto the Gold bracket, the second place finishers advanced to the Silver bracket, and the third and fourth place teams continue on Sunday in the Bronze and Copper brackets, respectively. Highlights from Saturday’s action: - The Ville 2015 (Goshen, KY) rallied from a 20-point second half deficit to knock off Florida Tarheels Elite, 48-45. Evan Hall scored 10 of his 18 points in the fourth quarter. - After leading 25-24 at the half, the Illinois Stars (IL) broke open a tight game against Nike Team Florida, thanks to Aaron Mikel Jordan, who scored 18 of his game-high 20 points in the second half. - Maryland 3-D (Baltimore, MD) rolled to a perfect record in pool play by jumping out to a 45-18 halftime lead against AIB Marcelo Silva. Nico Clareth led Maryland with 24 points. - Louisiana Bayou Flames McGhee (Baton Rouge, LA) wrapped up an undefeated run through pool play with four players in double figures, including Jeremy Wiltz with 17 points. - Team Nola (New Orleans, LA) posted an 80-35 victory in its final pool game, with Melvin Frazier pacing the team with 18 points in the win over Mid State Magic Sports. - Ohio Varsity White (Columbus, Ohio) finished pool play unbeaten, thanks to 20 points from Khalil Iverson in Saturday’s win over Charleston Playmakers. - The Tampa Bay Warriors wrapped up an undefeated slate in pool play, led by Christian McWilliams’ 23 points in a 65-54 victory over the Chicago Trojans. RESULTS FROM SATURDAY Pool Play (pool winners listed in bold)
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AAU 10th Grade Boys Basketball Super Showcase results from SATURDAY Pool 16A Illinois Stars 65, Nike Team Florida 53 Mt. Royal/Baltimore Elite 47, Advantage Titans 36 Pool 16B South FL Panthers 47, Martin Bros. Legacy BLK 39 Maryland 3-D 83, AIB Marcelo Silva 23 Pool 16C The Ville 2015 48, FL Tarheels Elite 45 Team Forrest 15, Team Frech 0 Pool 16D SO Stampede Orange 74, Team Ontario Red 69 YMCA Krush 74, TNBA South 40 Pool 16E Shining Star Sports 47, Team 7 22 Florida Vipers 74, Charlotte Nets 26 Pool 16F Karolina Diamonds 86, Lightning Craig 47 Dayton Metro 53, Orlando Lightning 40 Pool 16G BABC 10th SS & Nat 49, Orlando Venom 32 Motion TB Boys 79, Beaufort Crossovers 70 Pool 16H Southern Phenoms 16U 66, Reaching Your Goals 55 Marylands Finest 16U 75, Tupperware BR B&G Club 59 Pool 16I LA Bayou Flames McGhee 62, All Ohio Black 61 South Jersey Select 82, Team Florida 10th 77 Pool 16J Hoopdreams Kentucky 66, Nike Southern Stampede 62 Toronto Triple Balance 60, Team Prospects 16U 39 Pool 16K E1T1 Flash 65, Boston Warriors 16U 46 Team Nola 80, Mid State Magic Sports 35 Pool 16L Greensboro Aggies 67, Fairfax Stars Jones 54 Nashville Flood 88, Team Miami 70 Pool 16M LA Bayou Flames Conerly 58, Team Work 16U 2013 55 S C Elite 58, Gainesville Kings 56 Pool 16N T-M-T Express 75, Run N Shoot Elite 57 Nike Team FL South 10 70, Charlotte Reign 50 Pool 16O Ohio Varsity White 74, Charleston Playmakers 60 E1T1 Elite 15U 65, MWVA 55 Pool 16P Tampa Bay Warriors 60, NC Red Storm 48 Metro Boston 16S 74, Chicago Trojans 36 Pool 16Q
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AAU 10th Grade Boys Basketball Super Showcase results from SATURDAY Rising Stars 16U Elite 64, Team Richmond 2015 60 Spiece Gators 55, Florida Genesis 42 Pool 16R Team Jayhawks 53, PVS Sports 50 The Unit 81, Hotshots 10-Elite 46
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2013 Champion® ESPN Games: AAU 10th grade boys hoop and field hockey results Monday, July 22, 2013 By: Dan Ventura
The 2013 Champion® ESPN Games were highlighted on Sunday by the start of single-elimination bracket play in the AAU 10th Grade Boys’ Basketball Super Showcase, as well as pool play in the Disney Junior Field Hockey Showcase in the U12 Coed and U14 Girls divisions. Eight teams in each of the four brackets advanced on Sunday in the AAU 10th Grade Boys’ Basketball Super Showcase, with the quarterfinals and semifinals set to take place on Monday, July 22. The championship games in each bracket are set for Tuesday, July 23. The basketball competition took place at four venues, including both the HP Fieldhouse and Jostens Center at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex, as well as the Orlando Sports Center and Osceola Heritage Park. The Disney Junior Field Hockey Showcase wrapped up pool play on Sunday and heads into the Mickey Flight-Champion and Minnie Flight-Consolation brackets on Monday, July 22 in the U14 Girls divisions. In the U12 Coed division, the teams advance to the Donald Flight-Champion and Daisy Flight-Consolation brackets starting on Monday, July 22. The field hockey competition is being contested on the fields at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex. The Champion® All-American Lacrosse Showcase (Girls) opened Sunday afternoon with two games, but the contests were postponed at halftime because of inclement weather. The games will resume Monday afternoon. The 2013 Champion® ESPN Games feature 9,336 elite athletes who will be competing in basketball, field hockey and lacrosse from July 19-29. The athletes/teams have either earned a spot to compete for their respective sport’s championship or have been invited by the sport’s national organizing body to be on all-star teams. Highlights from Sunday’s action at the 2013 Champion® ESPN Games: AAU 10th Grade Boys’ Basketball Super Showcase - Eight teams in each of the four brackets advanced to the quarterfinals. Southern Phenoms 16U advanced to the quarterfinals of the Gold bracket, thanks to placing four players in double figures, including 18 points from Bruce Stevens. - In the Gold bracket, SC Elite received 23 points from Emarius Logan, including 15 in the first half. Florida Vipers also advanced to the quarterfinals in the Gold bracket with six players in double figures, led by Jose Morales with 16 points. - Maryland 3-D also moved into the quarterfinals of the Gold bracket, with Nico Clareth (23 pts) and
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2013 Champion® ESPN Games: AAU 10th grade boys hoop and field hockey results Drew Edwards (20 pts) leading the way. - In the Silver bracket, Brad Miller led Shining Star Sports into the quarterfinals with 24 points, including five three-pointers. Disney Junior Field Hockey Showcase - In the Girls U14 division, 13 teams posted perfect 3-0 records in pool play, including Capitol Pegasus Transam (MD), Freedom HKY (MD), Gateway St. Louis (MO), GOA Reds (Canada), H2O Pink (MD), IFHCK Pegasus Elite (KY), Jersey Intensity (NJ), Peninsula Storm Blue (VA), Saints Hockey Rocks (VA), South Jersey Edge Pink (NJ), Spirit of USA (NJ), Tcoyo Prana (VA) and Windy City Spark (IL). - Five of the teams in the Girls U14 division held their three opponents without a goal, including Spirit of USA (NJ), which outscored its Pool G competition, 20-0. Saints Hockey Rocks (VA) was also impressive in Pool I, posting a 19-2 advantage in its three matches. - Saints FHC (VA) went undefeated in its three pool play matches in the Coed U12 division while allowing just one total goal. - Shore Byrds (MD) won Pool B in the Coed U12 division, posting three consecutive shutouts on the day. - Spirit of USA U12 team (NJ) outscored its three opponents, 23-0, in winning its three matches in Pool C of the Coed U12 division. BOYS BASKETBALL AAU 10th Grade Boys’ Basketball Super Showcase Gold Bracket Team Richmond 2015 66, Tampa Bay Warriors 50 Illinois Stars 55, Team Richmond 2015 44 Southern Phenoms 16U 81, LA Bayou Flames McGhee 53 SC Elite 73, YMCA Krush 67 Florida Vipers 79, Nashville Flood 66 The Unit 56, Ohio Varsity White 55 Maryland 3-D 74, The Unit 60 BABC 10th SS & Nat 60, Hoopdreams Kentucky 46 The Ville 2015 53, Nike Team FL South 10 48 Karolina Diamonds 55, Team Nola 44 Silver Bracket Rising Stars 16U Elite 62, Metro Boston 16S 53 Nike Team Florida 79, Rising Stars 16U Elite 59 Reaching Your Goals 64, All Ohio Black 51
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2013 Champion速 ESPN Games: AAU 10th grade boys hoop and field hockey results Team Ontario Red 70, LA Bayou Flames Conerly 29 Shining Star Sports 74, Team Miami 63 Charleston Playmakers 58, Team Jayhawks 38 Charleston Playmakers 58, South FL Panthers 57 Nike Southern Stampede 62, Orlando Venom 46 T-M-T Express 54, FL Tarheels Elite 51 E1T1 Flash 63, Dayton Metro 42 Bronze Bracket Spiece Gators 59, NC Red Storm 40 Spiece Gators 70, Mt Royal/Baltimore Elite 54 Marylands Finest 16U 62, South Jersey Select 59 SO Stampede-Orange 84, Gainesville Kings 68 Greensboro Aggies 67, Charlotte Nets 62 E1T1 Elite 15U 66, Hotshots 10-Elite 59 Martin Bros. Legacy BLK 65, E1T1 Elite 15U 54 Motion TB Boys 62, Toronto/Triple Balance 56 Team Forrest 66, Run N Shoot Elite 57 Orlando Lightning 74, Boston Warriors 16U 61 Copper Bracket Chicago Trojans 82, Florida Genesis 60 Chicago Trojans 72, Advantage Titans 57 Team Florida 10th 75, Tupperware BR B&G Club 69 Team Work 16U 2013 71, TNBA South 52 Fairfax Stars Jones 69, Team 7 40 MWVA 77, PVS Sports 44 AIB Marcelo Silva 63, MWVA 61 Beaufort Crossovers 64, Team Prospects 16U 52 Charlotte Reign 83, Team Frech 68 Lightning-Craig 79, Mid State Magic Sports 55 FIELD HOCKEY Girls U14 Pool Play Red Pool A CAROLINA ALL-STARS FHC (NC) 2, DELAWARE SHORE FH (DE) 1 JERSEY INTENSITY (NJ) 4, EAST END LADY GEMS BLUE (NYE) 0 EAST END LADY GEMS BLUE (NYE) 1, DELAWARE SHORE FH (DE) 0 CAROLINA ALL-STARS FHC (NC) 1, EAST END LADY GEMS BLUE (NYE) 1 JERSEY INTENSITY (NJ) 2, DELAWARE SHORE FH (DE) 0 Pool B GOA REDS (CND) 2, SOUTHEAST STORM (MD) 0 CNY (NYE) 1, BECK BLUEGRASS PREMIER (KY) 1 GOA REDS (CND) 1, BECK BLUEGRASS PREMIER (KY) 0 CNY (NYE) 2, SOUTHEAST STORM (MD) 0
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2013 Champion速 ESPN Games: AAU 10th grade boys hoop and field hockey results GOA REDS (CND) 3, CNY (NYE) 0 BECK BLUEGRASS PREMIER (KY) 0, SOUTHEAST STORM (MD) 0 Pool C H2O PINK (MD) 5, LEAD THE WAY RED (RI) 0 G-FORCE LIONZ (NJ) 5, DENVER FHC (CO) 0 DENVER FHC (CO) 2, LEAD THE WAY RED (RI) 0 H2O PINK (MD) 3, G-FORCE LIONZ (NJ) 1 G-FORCE LIONZ (NJ) 3, LEAD THE WAY RED (RI) 0 H2O PINK (MD) 3, DENVER FHC (CO) 1 Pool D HEARTLAND BUCKEYE EXPRESS (ON) 2, HYMAX BOBCATS (MD) 0 PENINSULA STORM BLUE (VA) 4, HTC FHC (CT) 0 HEARTLAND BUCKEYE EXPRESS (ON) 4, HTC FHC (CT) 0 PENINSULA STORM BLUE (VA) 4, HYMAX BOBCATS (MD) 0 PENINSULA STORM BLUE (VA) 3, HEARTLAND BUCKEYE EXPRESS (ON) 0 HYMAX BOBCATS (MD) 3, HTC FHC (CT) 0 Pool E HIGH VOLTAGE (VA) 1, JERSEY ELITE RED (NJ) 0 IFHCK PEGASUS ELITE (KY) 4, SPARK (MD) 1 HIGH VOLTAGE (VA) 1, SPARK (MD) 0 IFHCK PEGASUS ELITE (KY) 2, JERSEY ELITE RED (NJ) 0 IFHCK PEGASUS ELITE (KY) 3, HIGH VOLTAGE (VA) 0 SPARK (MD) 1, JERSEY ELITE RED (NJ) 0 Pool F JERSEY INTENSITY WHITE (NJ) 2, LEAD THE WAY WHITE (RI) 2 COYOTES (OS) 4, MASS MAVERICKS (MA) 0 JERSEY INTENSITY WHITE (NJ) 5, MASS MAVERICKS (MA) 0 LEAD THE WAY WHITE (RI) 1, COYOTES (OS) 1 COYOTES (OS) 4, JERSEY INTENSITY WHITE (NJ) 0 LEAD THE WAY WHITE (RI) 3, MASS MAVERICKS (MA) 0 Girls U14 Pool Play Blue Pool G SPIRIT OF USA (NJ) 10, PENINSULA STORM WHITE (VA) 0 TEAM CHESAPEAKE (MD) 0, IFHCK SPIRIT SELECT (KY) 0 SPIRIT OF USA (NJ) 1, IFHCK SPIRIT SELECT (KY) 0 PENINSULA STORM WHITE (VA) 3, TEAM CHESAPEAKE (MD) 2 SPIRIT OF USA (NJ) 9, TEAM CHESAPEAKE (MD) 0 IFHCK SPIRIT SELECT (KY) 2, PENINSULA STORM WHITE (VA) 0 Pool H GATEWAY ST. LOUIS (MO) 4, VB TURF CREW BLACK (VA) 2 PRINCETON FHC BLACK (NJ) 3, STRONG ISLAND RIPPLES (NYE) 1 STRONG ISLAND RIPPLES (NYE) 1, VB TURF CREW BLACK (VA) 1
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2013 Champion速 ESPN Games: AAU 10th grade boys hoop and field hockey results GATEWAY ST. LOUIS (MO) 1, PRINCETON FHC BLACK (NJ) 0 PRINCETON FHC BLACK (NJ) 4, VB TURF CREW BLACK (VA) 0 GATEWAY ST. LOUIS (MO) 5, STRONG ISLAND RIPPLES (NYE) 0 Pool I SOUTH JERSEY EDGE BLACK (NJ) 0, SEACOAST UNITED (NH) 0 SAINTS HOCKEY ROCKS (VA) 9, TEXAS PRIDE (TXS) 0 SAINTS HOCKEY ROCKS (VA) 4, SOUTH JERSEY EDGE BLACK (NJ) 1 TEXAS PRIDE (TXS) 6, SEACOAST UNITED (NH) 2 SOUTH JERSEY EDGE BLACK (NJ) 5, TEXAS PRIDE (TXS) 3 SAINTS HOCKEY ROCKS (VA) 6, SEACOAST UNITED (NH) 1 Pool J SHORE BYRDS (MD) 0, KAPOW HOCKEY KLUB (PAE) 0 RAMPAGE (VA) 6, PRINCETON FHC ORANGE (NJ) 0 RAMPAGE (VA) 2, SHORE BYRDS (MD) 1 KAPOW HOCKEY KLUB (PAE) 5, PRINCETON FHC ORANGE (NJ) 0 SHORE BYRDS (MD) 3, PRINCETON FHC ORANGE (NJ) 0 RAMPAGE (VA) 0, KAPOW HOCKEY KLUB (PAE) 0 Pool K FREEDOM HKY (MD) 2, STRONG ISLAND CURRENTS (NYE) 0 SPIRIT OF USA RED (NJ) 6, TCOYO CHAKRA (VA) 0 FREEDOM HKY (MD) 2, TCOYO CHAKRA (VA) 0 SPIRIT OF USA RED (NJ) 2, STRONG ISLAND CURRENTS (NYE) 0 FREEDOM HKY (MD) 3, SPIRIT OF USA RED (NJ) 0 STRONG ISLAND CURRENTS (NYE) 1, TCOYO CHAKRA (VA) 0 Pool L QUIK STIX (NJ) 8, SYRACUSE SURGE (NYW) 0 TCOYO PRANA (VA) 5, SHORE FIELD HOCKEY RED (MD) 0 SHORE FIELD HOCKEY RED (MD) 3, SYRACUSE SURGE (NYW) 1 TCOYO PRANA (VA) 5, QUIK STIX (NJ) 0 TCOYO PRANA (VA) 5, SYRACUSE SURGE (NYW) 1 QUIK STIX (NJ) 3, SHORE FIELD HOCKEY RED (MD) 0 Girls U14 Pool Play Yellow Bracket M RAPID FIRE ELITE (NJ) 1, WINDY CITY BLAZE (IL) 1 THE GREENE TURTLE FELLS POINT (MD) 1, TIDEWATER UNDERTOW U14 (VA) 0 RAPID FIRE ELITE (NJ) 5, TIDEWATER UNDERTOW U14 (VA) 3 WINDY CITY BLAZE (IL) 1, THE GREENE TURTLE FELLS POINT (MD) 1 THE GREENE TURTLE FELLS POINT (MD) 2, RAPID FIRE ELITE (NJ) 0 TIDEWATER UNDERTOW U14 (VA) 1, WINDY CITY BLAZE (IL) 1 Bracket N SOUTH JERSEY EDGE PINK (NJ) 3, VIPER FH GOLD (PAE) 0
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2013 Champion® ESPN Games: AAU 10th grade boys hoop and field hockey results POTOMAC RAPIDS (VA) 3, WCUFHA (MA) 0 POTOMAC RAPIDS (VA) 1, VIPER FH GOLD (PAE) 1 SOUTH JERSEY EDGE PINK (NJ) 2, WCUFHA (MA) 1 VIPER FH GOLD (PAE) 1, WCUFHA (MA) 0 SOUTH JERSEY EDGE PINK (NJ) 6, POTOMAC RAPIDS (VA) 0 Bracket O WIZARDS FHC (MA) 5, CHARLOTTE AMBUSH (NC) 0 SIMPLY FH - SUTTER’S BRIGADE (PAE) 0, ALLIED FH FUSION (VA) 0 WIZARDS FHC (MA) 2, ALLIED FH FUSION (VA) 1 SIMPLY FH - SUTTER’S BRIGADE (PAE) 3, CHARLOTTE AMBUSH (NC) 0 WIZARDS FHC (MA) 1, SIMPLY FH - SUTTER’S BRIGADE (PAE) 1 ALLIED FH FUSION (VA) 2, CHARLOTTE AMBUSH (NC) 1 Bracket P NC TARDEVILS (NC) 2, JACKALS MIDNIGHT (MD) 2 WINDY CITY SPARK (IL) 3, XCALIBUR LANCERS (PAE) 0 WINDY CITY SPARK (IL) 2, NC TARDEVILS (NC) 1 JACKALS MIDNIGHT (MD) 0, XCALIBUR LANCERS (PAE) 0 NC TARDEVILS (NC) 5, XCALIBUR LANCERS (PAE) 0 WINDY CITY SPARK (IL) 3, JACKALS MIDNIGHT (MD) 0 Bracket Q BEACH PREMIER WHITECAPS (VA) 3, BCFHC ST STORM (NYW) 0 MAROJOKA FHC (PAE) 3, A&C FIELD HOCKEY (CND) 0 MAROJOKA FHC (PAE) 2, BEACH PREMIER WHITECAPS (VA) 1 BCFHC ST STORM (NYW) 5, A&C FIELD HOCKEY (CND) 0 BEACH PREMIER WHITECAPS (VA) 3, A&C FIELD HOCKEY (CND) 0 BCFHC ST STORM (NYW) 2, MAROJOKA FHC (PAE) 1 Bracket R TYPHOON ELITE CANES (VA) 3, FC UNITED (CT) 0 CAPITOL PEGASUS TRANSAM (MD) 3, BECK BLUEGRASS ELITE (KY) 2 CAPITOL PEGASUS TRANSAM (MD) 4, TYPHOON ELITE CANES (VA) 1 BECK BLUEGRASS ELITE (KY) 1, EAST END LADY GEMS (NYE) 0 BECK BLUEGRASS ELITE (KY) 1, TYPHOON ELITE CANES (VA) 0 EAST END LADY GEMS (NYE) 1, FC UNITED (CT) 0 FC UNITED (CT) 2, CAPITOL PEGASUS TRANSAM (MD) 0 EAST END LADY GEMS (NYE) 1, TYPHOON ELITE CANES (VA) 0 CAPITOL PEGASUS TRANSAM (MD) 1, EAST END LADY GEMS (NYE) 0 BECK BLUEGRASS ELITE (KY) 1, FC UNITED (CT) 0 Coed U12 Pool Play Pool A BCFHC ST STORM (NYW) 4, KAPOW HOCKEY KLUB II (PAE) 2 GATEWAY ST. LOUIS (MO) 1, FREEDOM HKY (MD) 0 BCFHC ST STORM (NYW) 4, FREEDOM HKY (MD) 1
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2013 Champion速 ESPN Games: AAU 10th grade boys hoop and field hockey results KAPOW HOCKEY KLUB II (PAE) 2, GATEWAY ST. LOUIS (MO) 1 GATEWAY ST. LOUIS (MO) 3, BCFHC ST STORM (NYW) 2 FREEDOM HKY (MD) 1, KAPOW HOCKEY KLUB II (PAE) 1 Pool B JERSEY INTENSITY STARS (NJ) 0, SHORE BYRDS (MD) 0 VB TURF CREW BLACK (VA) 4, LEAD THE WAY U12 (RI) 0 VB TURF CREW BLACK (VA) 2, JERSEY INTENSITY STARS (NJ) 0 SHORE BYRDS (MD) 6, LEAD THE WAY U12 (RI) 0 JERSEY INTENSITY STARS (NJ) 5, LEAD THE WAY U12 (RI) 0 SHORE BYRDS (MD) 2, VB TURF CREW BLACK (VA) 0 Pool C SPIRIT OF USA U12 (NJ) 9, SURGE/JACKALS (NYW) 0 STRIKERS STARS (MA) 1, HAWKS (VA) 0 SPIRIT OF USA U12 (NJ) 4, STRIKERS STARS (MA) 0 HAWKS (VA) 1, SURGE/JACKALS (NYW) 0 SPIRIT OF USA U12 (NJ) 10, HAWKS (VA) 0 STRIKERS STARS (MA) 1, SURGE/JACKALS (NYW) 0 Pool D JERSEY ELITE U12 (NJ) 2, PENINSULA HURRICANES (VA) 0 H2O PINK (MD) 5, WINDY CITY HEAT (IL) 0 H2O PINK (MD) 5, PENINSULA HURRICANES (VA) 0 JERSEY ELITE U12 (NJ) 3, WINDY CITY HEAT (IL) 1 WINDY CITY HEAT (IL) 3, PENINSULA HURRICANES (VA) 2 H2O PINK (MD) 2, JERSEY ELITE U12 (NJ) 2 Pool E SAINTS FHC (VA) 1, FLORIDA UNITED FLICKERS (FL) 0 WCUFHA BLUE (MA) 2, STRONG ISLAND WAVES (NYE) 0 SAINTS FHC (VA) 1, WCUFHA BLUE (MA) 0 FLORIDA UNITED FLICKERS (FL) 3, STRONG ISLAND WAVES (NYE) 0 SAINTS FHC (VA) 5, STRONG ISLAND WAVES (NYE) 1 FLORIDA UNITED FLICKERS (FL) 6, WCUFHA BLUE (MA) 2
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Champions crowned at the ESPN Games Tuesday, July 23, 2013 By: Dan Ventura
The 2013 Champion® ESPN Games on Tuesday featured the Champion® All-American Girls Lacrosse Showcase, a US Lacrosse Event, the Gold Medal game as well as the championship day play for the AAU 10th Grade Boys’ Basketball Super Showcase and the Disney Junior Field Hockey Showcase for the U14 Girls divisions and U12 Coed division. AAU 10th Grade Boys’ Basketball Super Showcase Champions were crowned on Tuesday in the AAU 10th Grade Boys’ Basketball Super Showcase four brackets. In the Gold bracket championship, the Florida Vipers (Deerfield Beach, FL) defeated the Karolina Diamonds (Greensboro, NC) 65-52. The Vipers led 19-13 after the first quarter and carried the lead for the rest of the game. Jose Morales (Cardinal Gibbons HS) led a balanced scoring attack for the Vipers with 14 points. Eight different players scored for the Vipers. The Diamonds’ leading scorer was Brandon Childress, who scored all of his 13 points in the second half. In the Silver Bracket, Nike Team Florida defeated E1T1 Flash, 67-46. Nike Team Florida controlled the game from the start, ending the first quarter with a 19-10 lead. NIke Team Florida had four players in double figures with Wyatt Walker (Providence School) leading the way with 16 points. Sandro Noel led E1T1 with 12 points. In the Bronze Bracket, Southern-Stampede Orange (Mableton, GA) defeated Team Forrest (GA) 58-50. Southern-Stampede Orange took a 31-21 lead into the half and held on for the win. Ty Hudson (Pebblebrook HS) led Southern-Stampede Orange with 16 points, hitting 6 of 8 free throws in the fourth quarter to seal the win. Teammate Cam Boyd had the hot hand in the second quarter, knocking down four 3-pointers and finishing the game with 14 points. Team Forrest’s Fasil Abdul-Malik (Green Forest Christian) led all scorers with 21 points. In the Copper Bracket, the Lightning-Craig (Levittown, NY) defeated Chicago Trojans (Chicago, IL) 80-78 in an overtime thriller. Patrick Johnson (St. Mary’s HS) scored a championship bracket high 33 points for Lightning-Craig. Johnson opened the game on fire, pouring in 12 first quarter points. The Chicago Trojans had four players in double figures. Antonio Alsup (Morgan Park HS) put up six of his 10 points in the overtime period.
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Champions crowned at the ESPN Games Champion® All-American Lacrosse, a US Lacrosse Event Recap With ESPN3.com providing a live international audience, Team Pride scored a 15-11 win over Liberty to win the Gold Medal in the Champion® All-American Lacrosse, a US Lacrosse Event at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex. Lindsey Ronbeck (Manhasset – N.Y.) scored all three of her goals in the first half to help Pride move out to a 9-8 halftime lead. Carli Marsh (Pine Crest School – Fla.), Annie Spewak (Parkway West – Mo.), Kelly Dolan (Barrington – R.I.) and Laura Frankenfield (Wissahickon – Pa.) all scored to open the second half for Pride and Liberty was never able to get closer than two goals in the second half. Shelby Scanlin (Cardinal Gibbons – N.C.) led Liberty with four goals while Kate Burbank (Fox Lane – N.Y.) added two goals and Annie Ruland (Milton – Ga.) had three assists. In the Bronze medal matchup the Spirit defeated Freedom. The Spirit jumped out to a 12-4 halftime lead and went on to an 18-10 victory behind four goals from Allison Dudley (Francis Scott Key – Md.) and two goals and five assists from Olivia Hompe (New Canaan – Conn.). Hayley Ciklin (Benjamin School – Fla.) and Mollie Stevens (Queen Anne’s County – Md.) each had two goals for Freedom and Rachel Ramirez (Lindenhurst, N.Y.) made 11 second half saves while allowing just six goals. Full results and stats leaders are listed in AGAT. U15 Girls Lacrosse National Championship Thirty-two (32) U15 girls’ teams arrived at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex to play in the first day of competition for the U15 National Championship. Among the 32 teams is the defending champion Sky Walkers 2016 from Maryland, which returns with three players from last year’s team. The Sky Walkers were one of seven teams to go 3-0 in pool play and earned a No. 2 seed for bracket play. Steps 2016 landed the No. 1 seed after scoring 42 goals in three games while allowing only seven. The five other teams to win all three games were Dominant, Yellow Jackets Blue, Long Island Liberty, BearLax 2016 Blue and Long Island Top Guns. Bracket play begins Wednesday begins at 8:00 a.m. Disney Junior Field Hockey Showcase The final day of competition took place in the Girls U14 and Coed U12 field hockey. In the Girls U14 division Mickey Championship Flight finals the Spirit of USA (NJ) defeated Saints Hockey Rocks (VA) 1-0. The Girls 14 Minnie Consolation Playoffs was won by Jersey Elite Red (NJ) which scored a 1-0 win over Shore Byrds (MD). In the Coed U12 Donald Championship Flight, the Spirit of USA defeated H20 Pink (MD) 4-0 to win the title. The Coed U12 Daisy Consolation Flight was won by Peninsula Hurricanes (VA) with its 1-0 win over Kapow Hockey Klub (PAE).
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LACROSSE Champion® All-American Lacrosse Showcase a US Lacrosse Event (Girls): Gold Medal Game Pride d. Liberty 15-11 Bronze Medal Game Spirit d. Freedom 18-10 Stats Leaders Leading Goal Scorers: 10 Olivia Hompe (New Canaan, CT / New Canaan HS 2013 / Princeton) Spirit 10 Shelby Scanlin (Raleigh, NC / Cardinal Gibbons 2014 / Maryland commit) Liberty 10 Lindsey Ronbeck (Manhasset, NY / Manhasset HS 2015) Pride 9 Shannon Fitzgerald (Newton, MA / Newton North HS 2014 / Johns Hopkins commit) Spirit 9 Carli Marsh (Manor Parkland, FL / Pine Crest School 2013 / Florida) Pride 8 Kelly Dolan (Barrington RI / Barrington HS 2013 / Dartmouth) Pride Assists Leaders: 9 Olivia Hompe (New Canaan, CT / New Canaan HS 2013 / Princeton) Spirit 8 Annie Ruland (Milton, GA /Milton HS 2013 / Southern California) Liberty 7 Madison Crutchfield (Concord, NH / St. Paul’s School 2014) Liberty 7 Kelsey Murray (Wilmette, IL / New Trier HS 2013 / Stanford) Spirit Saves Leaders: 24 Rachel Ramirez (Lindenhurst, NY / Lindenhurst HS 2013) Freedom 16 Maddie Wilson (Chagrin Falls, OH / Chagrin Falls HS 2013 / Capital University) Spirit 14 Jennifer Blum (Euless, TX / Ursuline Academy of Dallas 2013 / Notre Dame) Spirit 14 Elizabeth O’Sullivan (New Canaan, CT / New Canaan HS 2013 / Notre Dame) Pride 13 Katrina Reeves (Granite Bay, CA / Granite Bay HS 2013 / San Diego State) Liberty 12 Jenna Stover (Lansdale, PA / North Penn 2013 / Coastal Carolina) Freedom U15 National Championship Lacrosse – Girls Day 1 Pool Results 8 a.m. Session BBL 2017 d. North Carolina, 12-1 Sky Walkers 2016 d. Long Island Express 2016, 11-5 Yellow Jackets Blue d. NEM&D 2016, 8-6 Minnesota Elite d. Bluegrass Premier, 9-5 Long Island Top Guns d. Colorado, 19-4
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Champions crowned at the ESPN Games Ultimate Elite d. Eagle Stix, 12-11 Long Island Liberty d. Utah, 15-2 9 a.m. Session STEPS 2016 d. Stars Gold, 13-1 Lady Trojan Gold d. Connecticut Dodgers, 8-7 Yellow Jackets Gold tied Lax Maniax, 5-5 Cardinal 2016 Red d. Desert Heat, 15-5 Dominant d. Detroit Coyotes, 13-3 Pacific Falcons d. Washington, 8-4 BearLax 2017 Blue d. StickBenders, 9-6 10 a.m. Session BBL 2017 d. Utah, 12-5 BearLax 2016 Blue d. Elevate, 8-6 Yellow Jackets Blue d. Bluegrass Premier, 14-0 NEM&D 2016 d. Minnesota Elite, 16-3 Long Island Top Guns d. Eagle Stix, 18-4 Ultimate Elite d. Colorado, 13-4 Long Island Liberty d. North Carolina, 14-3 11 a.m. Session Sky Walkers 2016 d. Lady Trojan Gold, 11-0 SuperStix d. Storm Select, 11-1 Yellow Jackets Gold d. Cardinal 2016 Red, 12-2 Lax Maniax d. Desert Heat, 12-2 Detroit Coyotes d. Washington, 11-6 Dominant d. Pacific Falcons, 8-5 Long Island Express 2016 d. Connecticut Dodgers, 6-5 Noon Session Long Island Liberty d. BBL 2017, 10-5 Eagle Stix d. Colorado, 12-7 Yellow Jackets Blue d. Minnesota Elite, 15-2 NEM&D 2016 d. Bluegrass Premier, 17-1
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Champions crowned at the ESPN Games STEPS 2016 d. BearLax 2017 Blue, 14-1 Long Island Top Guns d. Ultimate Elite, 14-8 Stars Gold d. StickBenders, 14-4 1 p.m. Session Elevate d. Storm Select, 19-2 BearLax 2016 Blue d. SuperStix, 13-4 Sky Walkers 2016 d. Connecticut Dodgers, 15-3 North Carolina d. Utah, 15-5 Long Island Express 2016 d. Lady Trojan Gold, 13-3 Yellow Jackets Gold d. Desert Heat, 12-1 Detroit Coyotes d. Pacific Falcons, 9-8 2 p.m. Session Stars Gold d. BearLax 2017 Blue, 12-8 Lax Maniax d. Cardinal 2016 Red, 13-2 Dominant d. Washington, 19-0 STEPS 2016 d. StickBenders, 15-5 3 p.m. Session Elevate d. SuperStix, 11-3 BearLax 2016 Blue d. Storm Select, 13-3 Seedings for July 24 Bracket Play 1. Steps 2016 (3-0) 2. Sky Walkers 2016 (3-0) 3. Dominant (3-0) 4. Yellow Jackets Blue (3-0) 5. Long Island Liberty (3-0) 6. BearLax 2016 Blue (3-0) 7. Long Island Top Guns (3-0) 8. Yellow Jackets Gold (2-0-1) 9. Lax Maniax (2-0-1) 10. NEM&D 2016 (2-1) 11. Elevate (2-1) 12. BBL 2017 (2-1) 13. Long Island Express 2016 (2-1) 14. Stars Gold (2-1) 15. Detroit Coyotes (2-1) 16. Ultimate Elite (2-1) 17. Pacific Falcons (1-2) 18. Superstix (1-2)
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Champions crowned at the ESPN Games 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32.
Cardinal 2016 Red (1-2) North Carolina (1-2) Lady Trojan Gold (1-2) BearLax 2017 Blue (1-2) Minnesota Elite (1-2) Eagle Stix (1-2) Connecticut Dodgers (0-3) Washington (0-3) Stickbenders (0-3) Desert Heat (0-3) Bluegrass Premier (0-3) Utah (0-3) Storm Select (0-3) Colorado (0-3)
AAU BOYS BASKETBALL AAU 10th Grade Boys’ Basketball Super Showcase Gold Championship, 10:50 a.m. Florida Vipers 66 Karolina Diamonds 52 Silver Championship, 8:00 a.m. NIKE Team FL 67 E1T1 Flash 46 Bronze Championship, 9:25 a.m. Southern Stampede Orange 58 Team Forrest 50 Copper Championship, 8:00 a.m. Lightning-Craig 80 Chicago Trojans 78 10th Grade Division 1 National Championship - Pool Play Pool 10A BABC 46 Reaching Your Goals 38 FL Tarheels -Elite Blue 67 Team United Rendleman 37 FL Tarheels -Elite Blue 59 Reaching Your Goals 58 BABC 57 Team United Rendleman 49 Pool 10B Warner Robins Express 75 E1T1 Elite 15U 36 Team Up 54 NJ Trailblazers 43 Warner Robins Express 54 Team Up 46 E1T1 Elite 15U 64 NJ Trailblazers 56 Pool 10C Florida Tearheels 15U 73 All-Ohio Red 71
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Champions crowned at the ESPN Games Shining Star Sports 60 LA Dream Team 52 All-Ohio Red 65 Shining Star Sports 25 LA Dream Team 66 Florida Tearheels 15U 65 Pool 10D Arkansas Wings Elite 75 T’ware B&G Allstars 35 Delray Blazers10th 65 Lake CO Challengers 51 Arkansas Wings Elite 82 Delray Blazers10th 52 T’ware B&G Allstars 74 Lake CO Challengers 43 Pool 10E All Ohio Black 82 N. Florida Spartans 2016 69 Team Richmond 2015 68 West Side Elite 65 All Ohio Black 53 West Side Elite 47 Team Richmond 2015 60 N. Florida Spartans 2016 47 Pool 10F Ohio Varsity White 59 Albany Elite 56 Gainesville Kings 75 Mid State Magic Sports 69 Gainesville Kings 57 Ohio Varsity White 49 Mid State Magic Sports 85 Albany Elite 66 Pool 10G Texas Pro 2016 61 Yadkin Valley Cyclones 41 Team Miami 44 Nike Team FL South 10 43 Texas Pro 2016 60 Nike Team FL South 36 Team Miami 54 Yadkin Valley Cyclones 23 Pool 10H The Truth 69 Philly Triple Threat 64 NY Gauchos 65 Squire’s Richmond 54 Philly Triple Threat 72 Squire’s Richmond 52 The Truth 61 NY Gauchos 60 Pool 10I ATL Select Black Future 15 Westchester Hawks 0 Orlando Venom 70 Tennessee Glory 57 Orlando Venom 15 Westchester Hawks 0 Tennessee Glory 73 ATL Select Black Future 45 Pool 10J Nashville Flood 72 Bruins 70 Team Winston 16U 68 Team Nelson 16U 34 Nashville Flood 86 Team Winston 16U 79 Team Nelson 16U 54 Bruins 48
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Champions crowned at the ESPN Games Pool 10K Metro Boston 61 Tampa Bay Warriors 52 Ohio Phenoms-Cass 69 Georgia Magic 50 Ohio Phenoms-Cass 68 Metro Boston 58 Tampa Bay Warriors 67 Georgia Magic 57 Pool 10L Florida Vipers 73 Team Charlotte 39 Club Ohio-Johnson 91 Positive M-Pact 61 Florida Vipers 101 Positive M-Pact 51 Club Ohio-Johnson 80 Team Charlotte 63 Pool 10M Riverview Hurricanes 73 HC Elite 16U Green 61 E1T1 Flash 52 BB Stars of America 45 Pool 10N South Georgia Kings 71 Raleigh Caps 16U 55 The Ville 2015 71 Team Prospects 63 Pool 10O Griffin Grasshoppers 66 Tri-City Ballers 16U 60 King James S. Stars 79 Hokies Elite 44 Pool 10P Greensboro Aggies 69 Alabama BB Academy 49 Elite Sports Center 77 Team Florida 10th 30 Pool 10Q BWSL-Chiz 54 Orlando Lightning 23 Connecticut BB Club 70 WCBA 61 Pool 10R Richmond Metro Gold 59 Southshore Warriors 50 Queen City Thunder 71 The Unit 56 Pool 10S Atlanta Select Silver 63 Arkansas Magic 46 City Rocks 16U Black 79 Brevard Bulls A 72 Pool 10T Atlanta Express 51 Rising Stars Elite 36 ET1T1 Elite 16U 77 Team Work 16U 50 Pool 10U LA Bayou Flames 96 Team United 84
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Champions crowned at the ESPN Games Evansville BB Club 76 Nike Team Florida 55 Pool 10V Team Work 15U 2013 55 Genesis 39 Martin Bros. Legacy Black 15 C.A.T.S
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Pool 10W Jacksonville Warriors 77 Tennessee Racers Elite 59 Alamo City Diamonds 58 First Choice All-Stars 24 Pool 10X Ohio Hoopsters Black 54 Gold Coast / Team Miami 37 Thaballers 10th 2013 69 Team 1 on 1 McDonald 67 FIELD HOCKEY Disney Junior Field Hockey Showcase Girls U14 Mickey Flight - Champion Playoffs First Place Spirit of USA (NJ) d. Saints Hockey Rocks (VA) 1-0 Third Place Freedom HKY (MD) d. Spirit of USA Red (NJ) 1-0 5th Round Results Saints Hockey Rocks (VA) d. Freedom HKY (MD) 2-1 Spirit of USA (NJ) d. Spirit of USA Red (NJ) 3-0 4th Round Results Freedom HKY (MD) d. Jersey Intensity (NJ) 1-0 Spirit of USA Red (NJ) d. IFHCK Pegasus Elite (KY) 4-3 Saints Hockey Rocks (VA) d. Viper FH Gold (PAE) 2-0 Spirit of USA (NJ) d. H20 Pink (MD) 6-0 3rd Round Results Jersey Intensity (NJ) d. Capitol Pegasus Transam (MD) 2-0 IFHCK Pegasus Elite (KY) d. TCOYO Prana (VA) 2-1 Saints Hockey Rocks (VA) d. Peninsula Storm Blue (VA) 2-0 Spirit of USA (NJ) d. Wizards FHC (MA) 3-2 Freedom HKY (MD) d. Gateway St. Louis (MO) 2-0 Spirit of USA Red (NJ) d. Marojoka FHC (PAE) 6-0 Viper FH Gold (PAE) d. BCFHC Storm (VA) 1-0 H20 Pink (MD) d. South Jersey Edge Pink (NJ) 3-2 Girls U14 Minnie Flight - Consolation Playoffs 1st Place
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Champions crowned at the ESPN Games Jersey Elite Red (NJ) d. Shore Byrds (MD) 1-0 3rd Place Strong Island Current (NY) d. Typhoon Elite Canes (VA) 2-1 5th Round Results Jersey Elite Red (NJ) d. Strong Island Current (NY) 1-0 Shore Byrds (MD) d. Typhoon Elite Canes (VA) 1-0 4th Round Results Strong Island Current (NY) d. East End Lady Gems Blue (NYE) 2-1 Shore Byrds (MD) d. East End Lady Gems (NYE) 2-1 Jersey Elite Red (NJ) d. FC United (FL) 3-0 Typhoon Elite Canes (VA) d. Texas Pride (TX) 5-4 3rd Round Results East End Lady Gems Blue (NYE) d. Xcalibur Lancers (PAE) 2-0 East End Lady Gems (NYE) d. Beck Bluegrass Premier (KY) 2-1 Jersey Elite Red (NJ) d. VB Turf Crew Black (VA) 4-0 Texas Pride (TX) d. Peninsula Storm White (VA) 3-2 Strong Island Current (NY) d. Spark (MD) 3-2 Shore Byrds (MD) d. Jackals Midnight (MD) 4-1 FC United (FL) d. Seacoast United (NH) 2-0 Typhoon Elite Canes (VA) d. Hymax Bobcats (MD) 2-0 Disney Junior Field Hockey Showcase Coed U12 Donald Flight - Champion Playoffs 1st Place Spirit of USA (NJ) d. H20 Pink (MD) 4-0 3rd Place Shore Byrds (MD) d. Gateway St. Louis (MO) 5-1 4th Round Results Spirit of USA (NJ) d. Shore Byrds (MD) 3-0 H20 Pink (MD) d. Gateway St. Louis (MO) 4-1 3rd Round Results Spirit of USA (NJ) d. BCFHC St. Storm (NYE) 8-1 Shore Byrds (MD) d. Florida United Flickers (FL) 3-0 Gateway St. Louis (MO) d. VB Turf Crew Black (VA) 1-0 H20 Pink (MD) d. Jersey Elite (NJ) 1-0 Coed U12 Daisy Flight - Consolation 1st Place Peninsula Hurricanes (VA) d. Kapow Hockey Klub (PAE) 1-0 3rd Place
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Champions crowned at the ESPN Games Jersey Intensity Stars (NJ) d. Freedom HKY (MD) 2-1 4th Round Kapow Hockey Klub (PAE) d. Freedom HKY (MD) 2-1 Peninsula Hurricanes (VA) d. Jersey Intensity Stars (NJ) 2-0 3rd Round Kapow Hockey Klub (PAE) d. Hawks FHC (VA) 5-0 Freedom HKY (MD) d. Windy City Heat (IL) 2-1 Peninsula Hurricanes (VA) d. Strong Island Waves (NYW) 2-0 Jersey Intensity Stars (NJ) d. WCUFHA Blue (MD) 3-0
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AAU 10th Grade Boys Basketball Super Showcase, field hockey and lacrosse results Tuesday, July 23, 2013 By: Dan Ventura
The 2013 Champion® ESPN Games continued on Monday with exciting action in the Champion® AllAmerican Lacrosse Showcase (Girls) and the quarterfinals and semifinals of the AAU 10th Grade Boys’ Basketball Super Showcase, as well as championship and consolation brackets in the Disney Junior Field Hockey Showcase in the U14 Girls divisions and U12 Co-ed division. In the Champion® All-American Lacrosse Showcase (Girls), Teams Pride and Liberty each went 2-1 in pool play to advance to the championship gametomorrow at 10:00 a.m. (ESPN3.com). Teams Spirit and Freedom both finished 1-2 and will meet in the consolation game Tuesday morning at 8:30 a.m. The championship games in each of the four brackets are set for Tuesday in the AAU 10th Grade Boys’ Basketball Super Showcase following quarterfinal and semifinal action on Monday at both the HP Fieldhouse and Jostens Center at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex. The Disney Junior Field Hockey Showcase had the first day of the Mickey Flight-Champion and Minnie Flight-Consolation brackets on Monday, July 22 in the U14 Girls divisions. In the U12 Coed division, the teams participated in the Donald Flight-Champion and Daisy Flight-Consolation brackets. Both the U14 and U12 groups will have the 3rd, 4th and 5th rounds of play on Tuesday. The field hockey competition is being contested on the fields at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex. Highlights from Monday’s action at the 2013 Champion® ESPN Games: AAU 10th Grade Boys’ Basketball Super Showcase The Championship games are now set in each of the four brackets after quarterfinal and semifinal play on Monday. In the Gold bracket championship, the Florida Vipers (Deerfield Beach, FL) will meet the Karolina Diamonds (Greensboro, NC). The Florida Vipers defeated SC Elite (Irmo, SC) 59-55 in the quarterfinals behind 14 points from Antonio Vrankovic (Pine Crest School). In the semifinals, the Florida Vipers downed the Southern Phenoms (Mississippi), 74-61. Jamal Palmer (Delray Beach HS) scored 22 points and Quincy Rideau (Palm Beach Lake HS) added 19 points. Karolina Diamonds opened the day with a 55-52 win over The Ville (Goshen, KY). Kweshaun Parker scored 24 of the team’s 55 points. Free throws carried the Karolina Diamonds in their semifinal win over BABC 2013 10th SS & Nat. (Roxbury, MA). The Diamonds hit 10 of 11 free throws in the fourth quarter to hold on for the win. The Southern Phenoms advanced to the semifinals with their quarterfinal win over the Illinois Stars, 59-54. Antonio Green scored 16 points for the Southern Phenoms. BABC 2013 10th SS & Nat. defeated Maryland 3D, 67-61, in its quarterfinal game. Bruce Brown (Vermont Academy) andTerrance Mann (Tilton School) each scored 14 points for BABC. In the Silver Bracket, Nike Team Florida will meet E1T1 Flash in Tuesday’s championship game. In the quarterfinals, Nike Team Florida cruised past Reaching Your Goals, 68-44. Rodney Hunter IV (Mariner HS) scored 10 of his team’s first 12 points to open the game and finished tied with teammate Troy Baxter (Leon HS) with a game-high 18 points. Nike Team Florida rolled in the semifinals behind Kevarrius Hayes’ (Suwanee HS) 13 points in its win over Team Ontario Red, 61-51. E1T1 Flash exploded for 28 points in the fourth quarter to defeat T-M-T Express in the quarterfinals,
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AAU 10th Grade Boys Basketball Super Showcase, field hockey and lacrosse results 67-54. John Collins contributed 10 of his game-high 17 points in the fourth quarter for E1T1 Flash. In the semifinals E1T1 Flash upended Nike Southern Stampede (Snellville, GA), 50-42, with clutch fourth quarter free throw shooting. E1T1 Flash scored eight of its 10 points in the final quarter from the charity stripe. Diandre Wilson led E1T1 Flash in scoring with 13 points, including nine from the line. Nike Southern Stampede made it to the semifinals with the support of Kareem Brewton’s (Shiloh HS) game-high 22 points with a 66-48 win over Charleston Playmakers (Charleston, SC). Tyrell GumbsFrater poured in 16 points to lead Team Ontario Red past the Shining Star Sports (Florence, KY) 54-22 in its quarterfinal game. In the Bronze Bracket, Southern-Stampede Orange (Mableton, GA) will face Team Forrest (GA) in Tuesday’s title game. Southern-Stampede Orange downed the Greensboro Aggies (Greensboro, NC), 65-50, in the quarterfinals with Ty Hudson (Pebblebrook HS) knocking in a game-high 18 points for the winners. The Spiece Gators (Jeffersonville, IN) held a seven-point first half lead but the SouthernStampede Orange fought back to take a 64-58 win in the semifinals. Team Forrest began the day with a 45-38 win over Orlando Lightning (Orlando, FL). In the semifinals Team Forrest trailed by four at halftime to Motion TB Boys, but came out in the third quarter and outscored its opponent 19-5 to take the lead for good. Seven different players scored for Team Forrest in the third quarter. Spiece Gators advanced to the semifinals defeating Marylands Finest 16U (Clinton, MD), 72-58, with Myles Harvey (Jeffersonville HS) scoring a game-high 22 points for the Gators. Motion TB Boys won its quarterfinal game over Martin Bros. Legacy Black (Iowa City, IA), 55-48. In the Copper Bracket, the Chicago Trojans (Chicago, IL) will meet Lightning-Craig (Levittown, NY) in the championship on Tuesday. Chicago Trojans cruised past Team Florida 10th (Casselberry FL), 68-35 behind 16 points from Kevin Lerma (Merist HS) in the quarterfinals. Jeremy Roscoe (Uplift HS) scored 12 of his game-high 23 points in the third quarter to help the Chicago Trojans record a comefrom-behind win semifinals win over Fairfax Star Jones (Lorton, VA). Lightning-Craig recorded a forfeit win over Charlotte Reign (Charlotte, NC) in the quarterfinals. In the semifinals, Patrick Jackson (St. Mary’s HS) hit for a session-high 28 points and Devonte Dixon (Williams Floyd HS) added 16 points as Lightning-Craig held off Beaufort Crossovers (St. Helena Island, SC), 75-74. Fairfax Stars Jones defeated Team Work 16U 2013 (Fredricktown, OH), 60-55 to earn the semifinal berth. Jason Remy (South County HS) led Fairfax Stars Jones with 14 points. Beaufort Crossovers advanced to the semifinals using a balanced scoring attack to upend AIB Marcelo Silva, 53-36. Champion® All-American Lacrosse Recap Teams Pride and Liberty each went 2-1 in pool play to advance to the championship game tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. (ESPN3.com). Teams Spirit and Freedom both finished 1-2 and will meet in the consolation game tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. The Pride and Liberty met in the opening game of the round robin series on Sunday, but the game was halted after the first half due to weather. The two teams resumed play after playing two games earlier in the day. The Liberty won its games over Freedom and Spirit, while Pride split its games defeating Spirit and losing to Freedom. Pride, which led Liberty 8-5 when play was halted on Sunday, needed to win to advance to the championship game. The Pride rolled to an 18-12 victory over Liberty behind four goals from Carli Marsh (Parkland, FL / Florida) and three each from Kelly Dolan (Barrington, RI / Dartmouth) and Lindsey Ronbeck (Manhasset, NY). Full standings, results and stats leaders are listed in AGAT. Disney Junior Field Hockey Showcase - In the Girls U14 division Mickey Championship Flight thee teams posted perfect 3-0 records in Monday’s action. IFHCK Pegasus Elite (KY), South Jersey Edge Pink (NJ) and Spirit of USA (NJ) all
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AAU 10th Grade Boys Basketball Super Showcase, field hockey and lacrosse results earned nine points on the day. South Jersey Edge Pink led all teams in scoring with 11 goals. - In the Coed U12, Donald Championship Flight, the Spirit of USA was the day’s dominating team, going 4-0 and scoring 22 goals while only allowing one. RESULTS FROM MONDAY, JULY 22 LACROSSE Champion® All-American Lacrosse Showcase (Girls): Standings W L T GF GA Pride 2 1 0 40 37 Liberty 2 1 0 42 37 Spirit 1 2 0 39 29 Freedom 1 2 0 26 44 Leading Goal Scorers: 8 Shannon Fitzgerald (Newton, MA / Newton North HS 2014 / Johns Hopkins commit) Spirit 8 Olivia Hompe (New Canaan, CT / New Canaan HS 2013 / Princeton) Spirit 8 Shelby Scanlin (Raleigh, NC / Cardinal Gibbons 2014 / Maryland commit) Liberty 7 Lindsey Ronbeck (Manhasset, NY / Manhasset HS 2015) Pride 7 Annie Ruland (Milton, GA /Milton HS 2013 / Southern California) Liberty 6 Lydia Cassada (Milton, GA / Milton HS 2013 / Northwestern) Freedom 6 Kelly Dolan (Barrington RI / Barrington HS 2013 / Dartmouth) Pride 6 Carli Marsh (Manor Parkland, FL / Pine Crest School 2013 / Florida) Pride Assists Leaders: 6 Madison Crutchfield (Concord, NH / St. Paul’s School 2014) Liberty 6 Kelsey Murray (Wilmette, IL / New Trier HS 2013 / Stanford) Spirit 6 Annie Ruland (Milton, GA /Milton HS 2013 / Southern California) Liberty 4 Kylie Drexel (Davis, CA / Davis Sr. HS 2013 / Southern California) Pride 4 Olivia Hompe (New Canaan, CT / New Canaan HS 2013 / Princeton) Spirit Saves Leaders: 13 Rachel Ramirez (Lindenhurst, NY / Lindenhurst HS 2013) Freedom 13 Katrina Reeves (Granite Bay, CA / Granite Bay HS 2013 / San Diego State) Liberty 12 Jennifer Blum (Euless, TX / Ursuline Academy of Dallas 2013 / Notre Dame) Spirit 12 Maddie Wilson (Chagrin Falls, OH / Chagrin Falls HS 2013 / Capital University) Spirit 10 Elizabeth O’Sullivan (New Canaan, CT / New Canaan HS 2013 / Notre Dame) Pride 10 Jenna Stover (Lansdale, PA / North Penn 2013 / Coastal Carolina) Freedom Game 1 Pride 18, Liberty 12 Freedom 17, Spirit 4 Game 2 Pride 12, Spirit 11 Liberty 17, Freedom 8 Game 3 Liberty 13, Spirit 11 Freedom 14, Pride 10 AAU BOYS BASKETBALL AAU 10th Grade Boys’ Basketball Super Showcase Gold Bracket Semifinals Florida Vipers 74 Southern Phenoms 16U 61 Karolina Diamonds 49 BABC 10th SS & Nat. 45 Quarterfinals
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AAU 10th Grade Boys Basketball Super Showcase, field hockey and lacrosse results Southern Phenoms 16U 59 Illinois Stars 54 Florida Vipers 59 SC Elite 55 BABC 10th SS & Nat. 67 Maryland 3D 61 Karolina Diamonds 55 The Ville 52 Silver Bracket Semifinals NIKE Team FL 61 Team Ontario Red 51 E1T1 Flash 50 Nike Southern Stampede 42 Quarterfinals Nike Southern Stampede 66 Charleston Playmakers 48 E1T1 Flash 67 T-M-T Express 54 Nike Team FL 68 Reach Your Goals 64 Team Ontario Red 54 Shining Star Sports 22 Bronze Bracket Semifinals Southern Stampede Orange 64 Spiece Gators 58 Team Forrest 48 Motion TB Boys 42 Quarterfinals Spiece Gators 72 Marylands Finest 16U 58 Southern Stampede Orange 65 Greensboro Aggies 50 Motion TB Boys 55 Martin Bros. Legacy Black 48 Team Forrest 45 Orlando Lightning 35 Copper Bracket Semifinals Lightning-Craig 75 Beaufort Crossovers 74 Chicago Trojans 60 Fairfax Stars Jones 55 Quarterfinals Chicago Trojans 68 Team Florida 10th 35 Fairfax Stars Jones 60 Team Work 16U 2013 55 Beaufort Crossovers 53 AIB Marcelo Silva 36 Lightning-Craig 15 Charlotte Reign 0 (Forfeit) FIELD HOCKEY Disney Junior Field Hockey Showcase GIRLS U14 Bracket II Girls U14 Mickey Flight - Champion - Bracket AA MP W Jersey Intensity (NJ) 3 2 H20 Pink (MD) 3 1 Heartland Buckeye Express (ON) 3 1 CNY (NYW) 3 0 Jersey Intensity 3 Heartland Buckeye Express 0 H20 Pink 6 CNY 0 Jersey Intensity 2 H20 Pink 1 Heartland Buckeye Express 3 CNY 0 Jersey Intensity 1 CNY 1 H20 Pink 0 Heartland Buckeye Express 0
D 2 1 1 1
L 0 1 1 2
GF 6 7 3 1
GA 2 2 3 10
Pts 7 4 4 1
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AAU 10th Grade Boys Basketball Super Showcase, field hockey and lacrosse results Girls U14 Mickey Flight - Champion - Bracket BB MP W IFHCK Pegasus Elite (KY) 3 3 Lead They Way White (RI) 3 1 GOA Reds (CND) 3 1 Carolina All-Stars FHC (NC) 3 0 IFHCK Pegasus Elite 3 GOA Reds 0 Lead They Way White 2 Carolina All-Stars FHC 1 IFHCK Pegasus Elite 3 Carolina All-Stars FHC 1 GOA Reds 1 Lead They Way White 1 IFHCK Pegasus Elite 1 Lead They Way White 0 GOA Reds 2 Carolina All-Stars 0
D 0 1 1 0
L 0 1 1 3
GF 7 3 3 2
GA 1 3 4 7
Pts 9 4 4 0
Girls U14 Mickey Flight - Champion - Bracket MP Peninsula Storm Blue (VA) 3 Coyotes (ON) 3 High Voltage (VA) 3 G-Force Lionz (NJ) 3 Coyotes 3 G-Force Lionz 0 Peninsula Storm Blue 2 High Voltage 0 High Voltage 1 G-Force Lionz 1 Peninsula Storm Blue 3 Coyotes 1 Peninsula Storm Blue 1 G-Force Lionz 1 High Voltage 1 Coyotes 1
CC W 2 1 0 0
D 1 1 2 2
L 0 1 1 1
GF 6 5 2 2
GA 2 4 4 5
Pts 7 4 2 2
Girls U14 Mickey Flight - Champion - Bracket MP Spirit of USA (NJ) 3 Saints Hockey Rocks (VA) 3 Kapow Hockey Klub (PAE) 3 Princetown FHC Black (NJ) 3
DD W 3 2 1 0
D 0 0 0 0
L 0 2 2 3
GF 8 6 4 1
GA 1 2 7 9
Pts 9 6 3 0
D 1 2 1 0
L 0 0 1 3
GF 9 9 4 2
GA 3 4 4 13
Pts 7 5 4 0
Spirit of USA 4 Kapow Hockey Klub 0 Saints Hockey Rocks 3 Princeton FHC Black 0 Spirit of USA 1 Saints Hockey Rocks 0 Kapow Hockey Klub 3 Princeton FHC Black 0 Spirit of USA 3 Princeton FHC Black 1 Saints Hockey Rocks 3 Kapow Hockey Klub 1 Girls U14 Mickey Flight - Champion - Bracket MP Freedom HKY (MD) 3 Gateway St. Louis (MO) 3 IFHCK Spirit Select (KY) 3 Quik Stix (NJ) 3
EE W 2 1 1 0
Freedom HKY 2 Gateway St. Louis 2 IFHCK Spirit Select (KY) 3 Quik Stix (NJ) 0
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AAU 10th Grade Boys Basketball Super Showcase, field hockey and lacrosse results Freedom HKY 3 IFHCK Spirit Select (KY) 0 Gateway St. Louis (MO) 6 Quik Stix (NJ) 1 Freedom HKY (MD) 4 Quik Stix (NJ) 1 IFHCK Spirit Select (KY) 1 Gateway St. Louis (MO) 1 Girls U14 Mickey Flight - Champion - Bracket FF MP W D Spirit of USA Red (NJ) 3 2 1 TCOYO Prana (VA) 3 2 1 Rampage (VA) 3 1 0 South Jersey Edge Black (NJ) 3 0 0 TCOYO Prana (VA) 2 South Jersey Edge Black (NJ) 0 Spirit of USA Red (NJ) 5 Rampage (VA) 1 Spirit of USA Red (NJ) 1 South Jersey Edge Black (NJ) 0 TCOYO Prana (VA) 3 Rampage (VA) 0 Rampage (VA) 3 South Jersey Edge Black (NJ) 0 Spirit of USA Red (NJ) 2 TCOYO Prana (VA) 2 Girls U14 Mickey Flight - Champion - Bracket MP Viper FH Gold (PAE) 3 Wizards FHC (MA) 3 The Green Turtle Fells Point (MD) 3 NC TarDevils (NC) 3
GG W 2 2 1 0
D 0 0 1 1
L 0 0 2 3
GF 8 7 4 0
GA 3 2 8 6
Pts 7 7 3 0
L 1 1 1 2
GF 4 3 4 4
GA 2 1 4 8
Pts 6 6 4 1
L 0 1 1 3
GF 11 8 4 3
GA 4 7 5 10
Pts 9 4 4 0
L 0 0 1
GF 9 2 4
GA 5 1 3
Pts 7 5 4
The Green Turtle Fells Point (MD) 3 NC TarDevils (NC) 3 Viper FH Gold (PAE) 1 Wizards FHC (MA) 0 Wizards FHC (MA) 1 The Green Turtle Fells Point (MD) 0 Viper FH Gold (PAE) 3 NC TarDevils (NC) 1 The Green Turtle Fells Point (MD) 1 Viper FH Gold (PAE) 0 Wizards FHC (MA) 2 NC TarDevils (NC) 0 Girls U14 Mickey Flight - Champion - Bracket HH MP W D South Jersey Edge Pink (NJ) 3 3 0 BCFHC Storm (VA) 3 1 1 Beck Bluegrass Elite (KY) 3 1 1 Rapid Fire Elite (NJ) 3 0 0 South Jersey Edge Pink (NJ) 4 BCFHC Storm (VA) 3 Beck Bluegrass Elite (KY) 2 Rapid Fire Elite (NJ) 1 BCFHC Storm (VA) 3 Rapid Fire Elite (NJ) 1 South Jersey Edge Pink (NJ) 2 Beck Bluegrass Elite (KY) 0 BCFHC Storm (VA) 2 Beck Bluegrass Elite (KY) 2 South Jersey Edge Pink (NJ) 5 Rapid Fire Elite (NJ) 1 Girls U14 Mickey Flight - Champion - Bracket MP Capitol Pegasus Transam (MD) 3 Marojoka FHC (PAE) 3 Windy City Spark (IL) 3
II W 2 1 1
D 1 2 1
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AAU 10th Grade Boys Basketball Super Showcase, field hockey and lacrosse results Simpy FH - Sutter’s Brigade (PAE) 3 0 0 3 2 Capitol Pegasus Transam (MD) 5 Simpy FH - Sutter’s Brigade (PAE) 2 Windy City Spark (IL) 0 Marojoka FHC (PAE) 0 Marojoka FHC (PAE) 1 Simpy FH - Sutter’s Brigade (PAE) 0 Capitol Pegasus Transam (MD) 3 Windy City Spark (IL) 2 Windy City Spark (IL) 2 Simpy FH - Sutter’s Brigade (PAE) 0 Marojoka FHC (PAE) 1 Capitol Pegasus Transam (MD) 1 Girls U14 Minnie Flight - Consolation - Bracket JJ MP W D L GF East End Lady Gems Blue (NYE) 3 3 0 0 6 HTC FHC (CT) 3 1 1 1 2 Denver FHC (CO) 3 0 2 1 2 Southeast Storm (MD) 3 0 1 2 1
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GA 0 4 3 4
Pts 9 4 2 1
East End Lady Gems Blue (NYE) 3 HTC FHC (CT) 0 Southeast Storm (MD) 1 Denver FHC (CO) 1 East End Lady Gems Blue (NYE) 1 Denver FHC (CO) 0 HTC FHC (CT) 1 Southeast Storm (MD) 0 East End Lady Gems Blue (NYE) 2 Southeast Storm (MD) 0 Denver FHC (CO) 1 HTC FHC (CT) 1 Girls U14 Minnie Flight - Consolation - Bracket KK MP W Beck Bluegrass Premier (KY) 3 3 Spark (MD) 3 2 Delaware Shore (DE) 3 1 Mass Mavericks (MA) 3 0
D 0 0 0 0
L 0 1 2 3
GF 6 8 2 0
GA 1 2 5 8
Pts 9 6 3 0
L 0 1 2 3
GF 9 4 2 0
GA 1 4 5 5
Pts 9 6 3 0
Beck Bluegrass Premier (KY) 2 Spark (MD) 1 Delaware Shore (DE) 2 Mass Mavericks (MA) 0 Spark (MD) 3 Delaware Shore (DE) 0 Beck Bluegrass Premier (KY) 2 Mass Mavericks (MA) 0 Spark (MD) 4 Mass Mavericks (MA) 0 Beck Bluegrass Premier (KY) 2 Delaware Shore (DE) 0 Girls U14 Minnie Flight - Consolation - Bracket LL MP W Jersey Elite Red (NJ) 3 3 Hymax Bobcats (MD) 3 2 Jersey Intensity White (NJ) 3 1 Lead The Way Red (RI) 3 0
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Jersey Intensity White (NJ) 1 Lead The Way Red (RI) 0 Jersey Elite Red (NJ) 3 Hymax Bobcats (MD) 1 Jersey Elite Red (NJ) 3 Lead The Way Red (RI) 0 Hymax Bobcats (MD) Jersey Intensity White (NJ) 1 Hymax Bobcats (MD) 1 Lead The Way Red (RI) 0 Lead The Way Red (RI) 3 Jersey Intensity White (NJ) 0
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AAU 10th Grade Boys Basketball Super Showcase, field hockey and lacrosse results Girls U14 Minnie Flight - Consolation - Bracket MM MP W Texas Pride (TX) 3 3 Peninsula Storm White (VA) 3 2 Princeton FHC Orange (NJ) 3 0 Strong Island Ripples (NYW) 3 0
D 0 0 1 1
L 0 1 2 2
GF 20 9 0 1
GA 4 4 9 13
Pts 9 6 1 1
L 0 1 1 3
GF 7 10 5 3
GA 1 7 7 10
Pts 7 6 4 0
Peninsula Storm White (VA) 2 Princeton FHC Orange (NJ) 0 Texas Pride (TX) 9 Strong Island Ripples (NYW) 1 Texas Pride (TX) 4 Peninsula Storm White (VA) 3 Princeton FHC Orange (NJ) 0 Strong Island Ripples (NYW) 0 Peninsula Storm White (VA) 4 Strong Island Ripples (NYW) 0 Texas Pride (TX) 7 Princeton FHC Orange (NJ) 0 Girls U14 Minnie Flight - Consolation - Bracket NN MP W Strong Island Current (NYW) 3 2 VB Turf Crew Black (VA) 3 2 Team Chesapeake (MD) 3 1 Syracuse Surge (NYE) 3 0
D 1 0 1 0
Strong Island Current (NYW) 3 VB Turf Crew Black (VA) 0 Team Chesapeake (MD) 2 Syracuse Surge (NYE) 1 Team Chesapeake (MD) 1 Strong Island Current (NYW) 1 VB Turf Crew Black (VA) 5 Syracuse Surge (NYE) 2 Strong Island Current (NYW) 3 Syracuse Surge (NYE) 0 VB Turf Crew Black (VA) 5 Team Chesapeake (MD) 2 Girls U14 Minnie Flight - Consolation - Bracket OO MP W Shore Byrds (MD) 3 2 Seacoast United (NH) 3 2 TCOYO Chakra (VA) 3 0 Shore FH Red (MD) 3 0
D 1 0 2 1
L 0 1 1 2
GF 7 4 2 0
GA 2 3 5 3
Pts 7 6 2 1
Seacoast United (NH) 1 Shore FH Red (MD) 0 Shore Byrds (MD) 2 TCOYO Chakra (VA) 2 Seacoast United (NH) 3 TCOYO Chakra (VA) 0 Shore Byrds (MD) 2 Shore FH Red (MD) 0 Shore Byrds (MD) 3 Seacoast United (NH) 0 TCOYO Chakra (VA) 0 Shore FH Red (MD) 0 Girls U14 Minnie Flight - Consolation - Bracket PP MP W FC United (FL) 4 3 Xcalibur Lancers (PAE) 4 2 Windy City Blaze (IL) 4 2 Allied FH Fusion (NYE) 4 1 WCUFHA (MA) 4 0
D 1 1 0 0 2
L 0 1 2 3 2
GF 6 5 3 3 2
GA 0 6 3 6 4
Pts 10 7 6 3 2
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AAU 10th Grade Boys Basketball Super Showcase, field hockey and lacrosse results FC United (FL) 1 Windy City Blaze (IL) 0 WCUFHA (MA) 1 Xcalibur Lancers (PAE) 1 Xcalibur Lancers (PAE) 2 Windy City Blaze (IL) 1 Allied FH Fusion (NYE) 2 WCUFHA (MA) 1 FC United (FL) 2 Allied FH Fusion (NYE) 0 Windy City Blaze (IL) 1 WCUFHA (MA) 0 Windy City Blaze (IL) 1 Allied FH Fusion (NYE) 0 FC United (FL) 3 Xcalibur Lancers (PAE) 0 WCUFHA (MA) 0 FC United (FL) 0 Xcalibur Lancers (PAE) 2 Allied FH Fusion (NYE) 1 Girls U14 Minnie Flight - Consolation - Bracket QQ MP W D Typhoon Elite Canes (VA) 3 2 1 Beach Premier Whitecaps (VA) 3 1 1 Potomac Rapids (VA) 3 1 1 Tidewater Undertow (VA) 3 0 1 Beach Premier Whitecaps (VA) 2 Potomac Rapids (VA) 1 Typhoon Elite Canes (VA) 5 Tidewater Undertow (VA) 0 Beach Premier Whitecaps (VA) 1 Tidewater Undertow (VA) 1 Potomac Rapids (VA) 0 Typhoon Elite Canes (VA) 0 Typhoon Elite Canes (VA) 2 Beach Premier Whitecaps (VA) 0 Potomac Rapids (VA) 3 Tidewater Undertow (VA) 2
L 0 1 1 2
GF 7 3 4 3
GA 0 4 4 9
Pts 7 4 4 1
D 0 0 1 1
L 0 1 2 2
GF 15 5 0 0
GA 0 1 9 10
Pts 9 6 1 1
East End Lady Gems (NYE) 6 Charlotte Ambush (NC) 0 Jackals Midnight (MD) 2 A&C Field Hockey (CND) 0 A&C Field Hockey (CND) 0 Charlotte Ambush (NC) 0 East End Lady Gems (NYE) 1 Jackals Midnight (MD) 0 Jackals Midnight (MD) 3 Charlotte Ambush (NC) 0 East End Lady Gems (NYE) 8 A&C Field Hockey (CND) 0 Disney Junior Field Hockey Showcase Coed U12 Donald Flight - Champion - Bracket F MP W D Spirit of USA (NJ) 4 4 0 VB Turf Crew Black (VA) 4 1 2 Jersey Elite (NJ) 4 0 3 Gateway St. Louis (MO) 4 0 3 Saints FHC (VA) 4 0 2
L 0 1 1 1 2
GF 22 5 3 5 2
GA 1 5 7 15 9
Pts 12 5 3 3 2
Girls U14 Minnie Flight - Consolation - Bracket RR MP W East End Lady Gems (NYE) 3 3 Jackals Midnight (MD) 3 2 Charlotte Ambush (NC) 3 0 A&C Field Hockey (CND) 3 0
Gateway St. Louis (MO) 1 Saints FHC (VA) 1 VB Turf Crew Black (VA) 1 Jersey Elite (NJ) 1 Spirit of USA (NJ) 2 VB Turf Crew Black (VA) 0
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AAU 10th Grade Boys Basketball Super Showcase, field hockey and lacrosse results Jersey Elite (NJ) 1 Gateway St. Louis (MO) 1 Spirit of USA (NJ) 5 Saints FHC (VA) 0 Gateway St. Louis (MO) 2 VB Turf Crew Black (VA) 2 Spirit of USA (NJ) 11 Gateway St. Louis (MO) 1 Jersey Elite (NJ) 1 Saints FHC (VA) 1 Spirit of USA (NJ) 4 Jersey Elite (NJ) 0 VB Turf Crew Black (VA) 2 Saints FHC (VA) 0 Coed U12 Donald Flight - Champion - Bracket G MP W H20 Pink (MD) 4 3 Shore Byrds (MD) 4 3 BCFHC St. Storm (NYE) 4 1 Florida United Flickers (FL) 4 1 Strikers Stars (MA) 4 0
D 1 0 1 1 1
L 0 1 2 2 3
GF 9 6 8 6 1
GA 5 1 8 8 8
Pts 10 9 4 4 1
BCFHC St. Storm (NYE) 2 Florida United Flickers (FL) 2 H20 Pink (MD) 1 Shore Byrds (MD) 0 H20 Pink (MD) 3 BCFHC St. Storm (NYE) 2 Shore Byrds (MD) 1 Strikers Stars (MA) 0 Shore Byrds (MD) 3 BCFHC St. Storm (NYE) 0 Florida United Flickers (FL) 2 Strikers Stars (MA) 0 BCFHC St. Storm (NYE) 4 Strikers Stars (MA) 0 H20 Pink (MD) 4 Florida United Flickers (FL) 2 Strikers Stars (MA) 1 H20 Pink (MD) 1 Shore Byrds (MD) 2 Florida United Flickers (FL) 0 Coed U12 Daisy Flight - Consolation - Bracket H MP W D Kapow Hockey Klub (PAE) 4 3 1 Peninsula Hurricanes (VA) 4 3 0 Hawks FHC (VA) 4 1 2 WCUFHA Blue (MA) 4 1 0 Lead The Way (RI) 4 0 1
L 0 1 1 3 3
GF 13 6 7 3 1
GA 1 5 4 9 11
Pts 10 9 5 3 1
L 0 1
GF 9 8
GA 0 3
Pts 12 9
Kapow Hockey Klub (PAE) 2 WCUFHA Blue (MA) 0 Peninsula Hurricanes (VA) 1 Lead The Way (RI) 0 Kapow Hockey Klub (PAE) 3 Peninsula Hurricanes (VA) 0 Hawks FHC (VA) 1 Lead The Way (RI) 1 Hawks FHC (VA) 4 WCUFHA Blue (MA) 0 Kapow Hockey Klub (PAE) 7 Lead The Way (RI) 0 Hawks FHC (VA) 1 Kapow Hockey Klub (PAE) 1 Peninsula Hurricanes (VA) 3 WCUFHA Blue (MA) 1 Peninsula Hurricanes (VA) 2 Hawks FHC (VA) 1 WCUFHA Blue (MA) 2 Lead The Way (RI) 0 Coed U12 Daisy Flight - Consolation - Bracket I MP W Jersey Intensity Stars (NJ) 4 4 Freedom HKY (MD) 4 3
D 0 0
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1 1 0
1 0 1
2 3 3
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Freedom HKY (MD) 3 Strong Island Waves (NYW) 1 Jersey Intensity Stars (NJ) 1 Windy City Heat (IL) 0 Freedom HKY (MD) 1 Windy City Heat (IL) 0 Jersey Intensity Stars (NJ) 3 Surge/Jackals (NYE) 0 Strong Island Waves (NYW) 2 Surge/Jackals (NYE) 0 Jersey Intensity Stars (NJ) 2 Freedom HKY (MD) 0 Freedom HKY (MD) 4 Surge/Jackals (NYE) 0 Windy City Heat (IL) 1 Strong Island Waves (NYW) 0 Surge/Jackals (NYE) 0 Windy City Heat (IL) 0 Jersey Intensity Stars (NJ) 3 Strong Island Waves (NYW) 0
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BABC Juniors on national television tonight Wednesday, July 24, 2013 By: Dan Ventura
The BABC Junior Team will have its game against Howard Pulley (Minnesota) televised live this evening on ESPNU at 7 p.m. Orlando. The contest is part of the 11th Grade AAU Gold Super Showcase in Orlando.
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AAU 10th Grade Boys’ Basketball Super Showcase, Champion® All-American Girls Lacrosse Showcase and Disney Junior Field Hockey results Thursday, July 25, 2013 By: Dan Ventura
The 2013 Champion® ESPN Games on Wednesday featured the opening games of the AAU Boys’ 11th Grade Super Showcase Gold Division and the Boys’ Champion® All-American Showcase, a US Lacrosse Event.
LACROSSE Champion® All-American Lacrosse Showcase a US Lacrosse Event (Boys’) Pride 9, Liberty 6 Pride Goals: Kyle Borbi 4, A.J. Lucchese 3, Brady O’Donnell, Nick Valentino. Liberty Goals: Anthony Marini 2, Sean Giampeitro 2, A.J. Fish, Kevin McKernan. Pride Assists: A.J. Lucchese 2, Cody Eckes 2, Nick Valentino, Simeon Johnson. Liberty Assists: None. Pride Goalies: Brian Balkam 24:00, 5 GA, 4 saves; Jarrin Wallace 24:00, 1 GA, 4 saves. Liberty Goalies: Jonathan Kaplan 34:00, 4 GA, 11 saves; Brian Davies 14:00, 5 GA, 4 saves. Spirit 10, Freedom 9 Spirit Goals: Andy DeMichiei 2, Jacob Knostman 2, Ryan McNamara 2, Dylan Molloy, Chris Pauzer, Kyle Abdellatif, Logan Williamson. Freedom Goals: Jack Bruckner 2, Drew Ortiz 2, Jack Grass, Patrick DiMento, Jack Ortlieb, Anthony Quiles, Tim Ghelbach. Spirit Assists: Chris Pauzer 2, Dylan Molloy, Matt Boward. Freedom Assists: Dalton Sierra 2, Jack Grass, Jack Ortlieb. Spirit Goalies: Ryan Feit 24:00, 6 GA, 9 saves; Gerrit Molloy 24:00, 3 GA, 4 saves. Freedom Goalies: Alexander Larson 24:00, 7 GA, 7 saves; Tanner Swan 24:00, 3 GA, 7 saves. US Lacrosse U15 Girls’ National Championship Quarterfinals #1 STEPS 2016 d. #8 Yellow Jackets Gold, 13-4 #7 Long Island Top Guns d. #2 Skywalkers, 8-7 #4 Yellow Jackets Blue d. #5 Long Island Liberty, 14-0 #6 Bear Lax 2016 d. #14 Stars Gold, 7-6 Second Round #1 STEPS 2016 d. #16 Ultimate Elite, 18-6 #2 Sky Walkers2016 d. #18 Super Stix, 10-4 #8 Yellow Jackets Gold d. #24 Eagle Stix, 10-7 #4 Yellow Jackets Blue d. #13 Long Island Express, 15-4 #7 Long Island Top Guns d. #10 NEM&D, 11-10 #14 Stars Gold d. #3 Dominant, 10-7 #5 Long Island Liberty d. #12 BBL, 7-6 #6 Bear Lax 2016 d. #11 Elevate, 10-6 Consolation Round #32 Colorado d. #31 Storm Select, 10-4 #17 Pacific Falcons d. #15 Detroit Coyotes, 11-6
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AAU 10th Grade Boys’ Basketball Super Showcase, Champion® All-American Girls Lacrosse Showcase and Disney Junior Field Hockey results #9 Lax Maniax d. #23 Minnesota Elite, 17-5 #25 Connecticut Dodgers d. #26 Washington, 15-5 #29 Bluegrass Premier d. #30 Utah, 10-5 #19 Cardinal d. #20 North Carolina, 10-9 #22 Bear Lax 2017 d. #21 Lady Trojan Gold, 8-3 #27 Stickbenders d. #28 Desert Heat, 13-5 First Round #1 STEPS 2016 d. #32 Colorado, 12-0 #16 Ultimate Elite d. #17 Pacific Falcons, 16-3 #24 Eagle Stix d. #9 Lax Maniax, 13-5 #2 Sky Walkers 2016 d. #31 Storm Select, 11-0 #18 Super Stix d. #15 Detroit Coyotes, 14-7 F #10 NEM&D d. #23 Minnesota Elite, 20-4 #8 Yellow Jackets Gold d. #25 Connecticut Dodgers, 16-0 #4 Yellow Jackets Blue d. #29 Bluegrass Premier, 18-0 #13 Long Island Express 2016 d. #20 North Carolina, 10-5 #7 Long Island Top Guns d. #26 Washington, 16-0 #3 Dominant d. #30 Utah, 17-4 #14 Stars Gold d. #19 Cardinal 2016 Red, 12-6 J #12 BBL 2017 d. #21 Lady Trojan Gold, 9-4 #5 Long Island Liberty d. #28 Desert Heat, 16-6 #11 Elevate d. #22 BearLax 2017 Blue, 12-9 #6 BearLax 2016 Blue d. #27 StickBenders, 12-1 AAU BOYS BASKETBALL AAU 11th Grade Boys’ Basketball Super Showcase - Gold Division Pool A Houston Hoops 89 Atlanta Express 56 E1T1 86 Wilson Blue Devils 58 Pool B Howard Pulley 64 BABC 61 Ohio Phenoms 58 Florida Unite 38 Pool C Georgia Stars 85 Baltimore Stars 60 SC Raptors Elite 67 South Central Select 58 Pool D STL Eagles 81 Tulsa Icons 61 Jackson Tigers 66 Rashard Lewis 64 Pool E Team Final 77 Tennessee Panthers 44 LA Dream Team 52 Florida Select 34 Pool F Boo Williams 73 LVBR 63 Gauchos 59 Jax Lee Bulls 56 Pool G All Ohio 70 Boston Warriors 39 Baltimore Elite 77 Grassroots Indiana 70
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AAU 10th Grade Boys’ Basketball Super Showcase, Champion® All-American Girls Lacrosse Showcase and Disney Junior Field Hockey results Pool H Alabama Challenge 69 Q6 All-Star Elite 17U 46 Team Charlotte 53 Team Impact 51 Pool I FL Tarheels 17U Elite 70 Houston Clippers 67 Albany City Rocks 53 Smyrna Stars 46 Pool J AIM HIgh ATL 65 Wisconsin Playground 60 Westchester Hawks 44 Metro Boston 28 Pool K Southern Stampede 82 Ville Illness 55 Houston Defenders 75 Unique All-Stars 43 Pool L Upward Stars 68 Texas Pro 60 West Virginia Wildcats 57 Southern Kings 56 AAU 11th Grade Boys’ Basketball Division 1 National Championship - Pool Play Pool 11 A Team Work 2013 63 Coastal Crew Rebels 51 Columbia Hoyas 60 Team Florida Black 58 Team Work 2013 72 Columbia Hoyas 40 Team Florida Black 75 Coastal Crew Rebels 72 Pool 11 B Queen City Prophets 61 Team IL Hawks 38 Triumph Gold 65 Team Shokaz 17U 56 Queen City Prophets 84 Team Shockaz 17U 57 Triumph Gold 37 Team IL Hawks 33 Pool 11 C Team NLP 17U JF 52 BWSL Woods 44 East Elite 59 NJ Cardinals 17U 45 NJ Cardinals 17U Team NLP 17U JF BWSL Woods 43 East Elite 39 Pool 11 D Team Heat 65 Team Impact 51 SJ Blitz 46 Riverside Hawks 54 Team Heat 75 Riverside Hawks 53 SJ Blitz 73 Team Impact 63 Pool 11 E Jersey Select 77 Treasure Coast Flight 48 Shining Star Sports-BLK 55 DWBA Rising Heels Elite 48 Jersey Select 75 Rising Heels Elite 53 Shining Stars Sports-BLK 80 Treasure Coast Flight 49 Pool 11 F Atlanta All-Stars 89 Tampa Bay Warriors 53 Boston Warriors WHT 47 Hidden Gems-17U Black 41 Hidden Gems-17U Black 69 Atlanta Allstars 60 Boston Warriors WHT 73 Tampa Bay Warriors 72 Pool 11 G PSB Select 17U 74 BA Ballers Purple 10/11 26 Iowa Elite 49 E1T1 Polk 34
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AAU 10th Grade Boys’ Basketball Super Showcase, Champion® All-American Girls Lacrosse Showcase and Disney Junior Field Hockey results PSB Select 17U 67 E1T1 Polk 44 Iowa Elite 71 GA Ballers Purple 10/11 37 Pool 11 H Arkansas Wings 79 Smooth Stones 46 Memphis Falcons Red 62 IL Wolverines 55 IL Wolverines 72 Arkansas Wings 50 Memphis Falcons Red 73 Smooth Stones 55 Pool 11 I Cincinnati Royals Blue 56 Orlando Knights 48 Win Athletics 71 Atlanta Select Black 49 Atlanta Select Black 69 Cincinnati Royals Blue 68 Orlando Knights 48 Win Athletics 47 Pool 11 J GA Wizards White 63 Orange Park Gators 53 Vanguard Elite 73 Memphis Falcons Black 64 Memphis Falcons Black 66 Orange Park Gators 62 Vanguard Elite 66 GA Wizards White 56 Pool 11 K GA Wizards Red-Smith 68 WCBA 64 EYSF Panthers 56 FL Titans 38 GA Wizards Red-Smith 76 FL Titans 64 WCBA 63 EYSF Panthers 50 Pool 11 L Northern Kentucky Jazz 59 Old Gold Dream Team 48 Cincinnati Royals White 68 The Unit 65 Old Gold Dream Team 63 The Unit 37 Northern Kentucky Jazz 66 Cincinnati Royals White 38 Pool 11 M Squires Richmond 71 LA4Black 35 AR Wings Elite Blue 50 Montgomery Cougars 44 Squires Richmond 72 Montgomery Cougars 66 AR Wings Elite Blue 66 LA4Black 38 Pool 11 N FCI Warriors 77 Memphis Bulls 67 Charlotte Nets 82 South Florida Celtics 73 South Florida Celtics 81 Memphis Bulls 56 Charlotte Nets 80 FCI Warriors 46 Pool 11 O M.O.A.M 70 Euro Elite Ballers 44 Martin Bros. Legacy 70 GA Next Level 51 Martin Bros. Legacy 74 M.O.A.M 67 Euro Elite Ballers 55 GA Next Level 45 Pool 11 P Middlesex Magic-Blue 15 Warehouse Ballers 0 DeJaun Blair All Stars 85 Emerald City Dream Team 59 Middlesex Magic-Blue 66 Emerald City Dream Team 46 Pool 11 Q
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AAU 10th Grade Boys’ Basketball Super Showcase, Champion® All-American Girls Lacrosse Showcase and Disney Junior Field Hockey results Team One Basketball 63 Cen FL Highlanders 57 United Ballers UBA 54 Maine Athletics Club 52 Pool 11 R Carolina Warriors 72 Florida Phantoms 44 Brooklyn Ballers 69 SYF Hoopmatics BBall 62 Pool 11 S Middle Georgia Bucks 66 Alabama Select 61 VA Assault 65 Florida Celtics 50 Pool 11 T Brevard Elite Jax 82 Mid State Magic BB Club 61 Team ASA 55 Lightning Femminella 52 Pool 11 U Georgia Hornets 69 Game Speed 58 Team Thad Young 85 NJ Blaze-Rondo 52 Pool 11 V Jacksonville Nets 58 Alabama BB Academy 51 LA Roundballers 58 Middlesex Magic-WHT 33 Pool 11 W Florida Elite Black 60 Hidden Gems Orange 56 WV Wildcats Select 61 Louisville Prospects 50 Pool 11 X Team Long Island 53 CT Northstars 47 Taylored Athletes DYN 67 Dream Chaser Athletics Int 33 Pool 11 Y Arkansas Wings Elite 65 Atlanta Select Red 17U 46 North Florida Elite 61 Granite State Raiders 52 Pool 11 Z Shining Star Sports-WHT 51 North Carolina Force 28 Florida Tarheels 58 Kendall Madison Playaz 54 Pool 11 AA Central Penn Ballers 57 West Coast FL Kings 56 Team Sizzle 79 Mid State Magic Sports 76 Pool 11 BB Team Winston 73 The City Hoops 64 Gulf Coast All-Stars 68 Central Florida Titans 56 Pool 11 CC Synergy Sports 68 Orlando Evolution 62 Pool 11 DD So FL Mustangs 61 Team GA Elite Black 48 Nike Team FL South 70 San Antonio Rohawks 56 Pool 11 EE Gold Coast 80 Bruins 48 Riverside-Hargraves 86 Bara Select 41 AAU 10th Grade Boys’ Basketball Division 1 National Championship - Pool Play Pool 10A BABC 68 FL Tarheels -Elite Blue 54 Reaching Your Goals 78 Team United Rendleman 53 Pool 10B
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AAU 10th Grade Boys’ Basketball Super Showcase, Champion® All-American Girls Lacrosse Showcase and Disney Junior Field Hockey results Warner Robins Express 62 NJ Trailblazers 38 Team Up 82 E1T1 Elite 15U 35 Pool 10C All Ohio Red 56 LA Dream Team 46 Florida Tearheels 15U 73 Shining Star Sports 66 Pool 10D Arkansas Wings Elite 90 Lake CO Challengers 50 Delray Blazers10th 61 T’ware B&G Allstars 58 Pool 10E Team Richmond 2015 52 All Ohio Black 40 2015 West Side Elite 60 N. Florida Spartans 2016 53 Pool 10G Team Miami 54 Texas Pro 2016 43 Nike Team FL South 10 58 Yadkin Valley Cyclones 48 Pool 10H Philly Triple Threat 53 NY Gauchos 51 The Truth 82 Squire’s Richmond 73 Pool 10I Tennessee Glory 15 Westchester Hawks 0 Orlando Venom 65 ATL Select Black Future 35 Pool 10J Nashville Flood 70 Team Nelson 16U 61 Team WInston 16U 55 Bruins 47 Pool 10K Georgia Magic 62 Metro Boston 61 Ohio Phenoms-Cass 58 Tampa Bay Warriors 49 Pool 10L Florida Vipers 74 Club Ohio-Johnson 63 Team Charlotte 78 Positive M-Pact 66 Pool 10M HC Elite 16U Green 68 E1T1 Flash 65 BB Stars of America 65 Riverview Hurricanes 58 BB Stars of America 54 HC Elite 16U Green 52 Riverview Hurricanes 52 E1T1 Flash 60 Pool 10N South Georgia Kings 68 Team Prospects 44 The Ville 2015 61 Raleigh Caps 16U 56 The Ville 2014 56 South Georgia Kings 46 Raleigh Caps 16U 53 Team Prospects 48 Pool 10O Tri-City Ballers 16U 72 Hokies Elite 50 King James S. Stars 81 Griffin Grasshoppers 48 Tri-City Ballers 16U King James S. Stars Hokies Elite 73 Griffin Grasshoppers 68 Pool 10P Alabama BB Academy 81 Bearcats 41 Greensboro Aggies 48 Elite Sports Center 45 Alabama BB Academy 55 Elite Sports Center 51
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AAU 10th Grade Boys’ Basketball Super Showcase, Champion® All-American Girls Lacrosse Showcase and Disney Junior Field Hockey results Greensboro Aggies 59 Bearcats 10th 42 Pool 10Q BWSL-Chiz 80 WCBA 60 Connecticut BB Club 71 Orlando Lightning 56 BWSL-Chiz 60 Connecticut BB Club 48 WCBA 70 Orlando Lightning 56 Pool 10R The Unit 62 Southshore Warriors 45 Queen City Thunder 58 Richmond Metro Gold 55 Queen City Thunder 83 Southshore Warriors 47 The Unit 62 Richmond Metro Gold 60 Pool 10S Arkansas Magic 65 Brevard Bulls A 37 City Rocks 16U 71 Black Atlanta Select Silver 47 City Rocks 16U 45 Arkansas Magic 42 Brevard Bulls A 63 Atlanta Select Silver 61 Pool 10T Rising Stars Elite 54 Team Work 16U 48 Atlanta Express 71 ET1T1 Elite 16U 54 ET1T1 Elite 16U 84 Rising Stars Elite 67 Atlanta Express 51 Team Work 16U 38 Pool 10U Nike Team Florida 61 LA Bayou Flames 46 Evansville BB Club 111 Team United 77 LA Bayou Flames 68 Evansville BB Club 57 Nike Team Florida 87 Team United 56 Pool 10V Florida Genesis 63 Light Em Up 52 Team Work 15U 2013 70 Martin Bros. Legacy Black 63 Martin Bros. Legacy Black 52 Florida Genesis 16 Team Work 15U 2013 67 Light Em Up 61 Pool 10W First Choice All-Stars 63 Tennessee Racers Elite 52 Jacksonville Warriors 72 Alamo City Diamonds 45 Tennessee Racers Elite 69 Alamo City Diamonds 35 Jacksonville Warriors 69 First Choice All-Stars 50 Pool 10X Ohio Hoopsters Black 53 Team 1 on 1 McDonald 37 Thaballers 10th 2013 70 Gold Coast / Team Miami 52 Ohio Hoopsters Black 75 Thaballers 10th 2013 68 Gold Coast / Team Miami 33 Team 1 on 1 McDonald 66
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AAU basketball action from Orlando Thursday, July 25, 2013 By: Dan Ventura
The 2013 Champion® ESPN Games on Thursday filled courts in three venues from early morning to late evening with both the AAU Boys’ 11th Grade Super Showcase Gold Division and AAU Boys’ 11th Grade Division I National Championship finishing pool play and the AAU Boy’s 10th Grade Division I National Championship teams competing in bracket play. One of the most anticipated games of the day was the AAU Boys’ 11th Grade Super Showcase Gold Division matchup with E1T1 and Houston Hoops. The game attracted a large and loud crowd for the ESPNU cameras as well as numerous college coaches in the baseline scouting seats to watch the multiple players ranked in the ESPN 100. Joel Berry II ( Apopka, FL / UNC Commit) knocked down a game-high 22 points, including 14 in the 2nd half to help E1T1 hold off Houston Hoops 70-64. Houston Hoops started the game strong taking a 19-16 lead into the 2nd quarter with Justin Jackson (Tomball, TX / UNC commit) and Kelly Oubre (Fort Bend, TX) combining for 15 of the points for Houston. E1T1 fought back to take over the lead 30-29 at 1:25 remaining in the half on a slam dunk by Grayson Allen (Jacksonville, FL / Duke commit). E1T1 held the lead during a closely played 3th quarter. Houston Hoops retook the lead 54-53 with 4:30 remaining in the game on a field goal from Khalea Turner (Marrero, LA) but it only lasted 30 seconds when E1T1 took over for good 57-54. Houston Hoops had a chance to tie when Justise Winslow (Houston, TX) stole the ball from Berry and was fouled while making a layup, but he missed the free throw to tie the game and Berry drove the court to hit a layup to extend the lead to three points. E1T1 had a balanced scoring attack to support Berrywith D’Angelo Russell (Louisville, KY/Ohio State commit) contributing 14 points and Allen adding 11. Winslow tied Jackson for the most points for Houston with 18. Oubre finished with 14 points. E1T1, which won its pool, put on an offensive display earlier in the day taking down Atlanta Xpress 93-54. All eleven players were in the scoring column with Kobie Eubanks (Plantation, FL) leading the way with 19 points. Howard Pulley, which was featured on ESPNU on Wednesday night, became the first team to eclipse the century mark in its 101-68 win over Ohio Phenoms. Tyus Jones (Apple Valley, MN) scored 25 firsthalf points and finished with a game-high 29 points. Reid Travis (Minneapolis, MN) added 20 points for Howard Pulley which finished 3-0 in its pool play. AAU 11th Grade Boys’ Basketball Super Showcase - Gold Division Pool A Houston Hoops 60 Wilson Blue Devils 41 E1T1 93 Atlanta Xpress 54 E1T1 70 Houston Hoops 64 Atlanta Xpress 54 Wilson Blue Devils 50 Pool B Howard Pulley 85 Florida Unite 42 BABC 53 Ohio Phenoms 44 Howard Pulley 101 Ohio Phenoms 68 BABC 52 Florida Unite 47
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AAU basketball action from Orlando Pool C Georgia Stars 94 South Central Select 49 SC Raptors Elite 67 Baltimore Stars 53 Raptors Elite 88 Georgia Stars 83 South Central Select 83 Baltimore Stars 61 Pool D Rashard Lewis 59 vs. STL Eagles 51 Jackson Tigers 77 Tulsa Icons 45 STL Eagles 70 Jackson Tigers 68 Rashard Lewis 67 Tulsa Icons 43 Pool E Team Final 57 LA Dream Team 42 Florida Select 17U 64 Tennessee Panthers 63 Team Final 60 Florida Select 17U 53 LA Dream Team 50 Tennessee Panthers 38 Pool F Boo Williams 61 Jax Lee Bulls 41 LVBR 45 Gauchos 39 Boo Williams 65 Gauchos 60 Jax Lee Bulls 65 LVBR 62 Pool G All Ohio 90 Grassroots Indiana 67 Baltimore Elite 71 Boston Warriors 49 All Ohio 74 Baltimore Elite 61 Boston Warriors 74 Grassroots Indiana 71 Pool H Alabama Challenge 68 Team Impact 61 Team Charlotte 49 Q6 All-Stars Elite 17U 40 Team Charlotte 45 Alabama Challenge 40 Q6 All-Stars Elite 17U 56 Team Impact 36 Pool I Smyrna Stars 60 FL Tarheels 17U Elite 53 Houston Clippers 84 Albany City Rocks 63 Albany City Rocks 53 FL Tarheels 17U Elite 51 Houston Clippers 76 Smyrna Stars 42 Pool J Wisconsin Playground 54 Metro Boston 37 Westchester Hawks 60 Aim High ATL 49 Wisconsin Playground 51 Westchester Hawks 48 Aim High ATL 68 Metro Boston 48 Pool K Unique All-Stars 82 Southern Stampede 55 Houston Defenders 75 Ville Illness 43 Southern Stampede 95 . Houston Defenders 74 Unique All-Stars 56 Ville Illness 53 Pool L Texas Pro 60 West Virginia Wildcats 51 Upward Stars 46 Southern Kings 39[1]
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AAU basketball action from Orlando Southern Kings 54 Texas Pro 44 Upward Stars 68 West Virginia Wildcats 60 AAU 11th Grade Boys’ Basketball Division 1 National Championship - Pool Play Pool 11 A Team Work 2013 87 Team Florida Black 66 Columbia Hoyas 85 Coastal Crew Rebels 81 Pool 11 B Triumph Gold 57 Queen City Prophets 55 Team Shockaz 17U 67 Team IL Hawks 50 Pool 11 C Team NLP 17U JF 65 East Elite 58 BWSL Woods 72 NJ Cardinal 17U 42 Pool 11 D Team Heat 58. SJ Blitz 56 Riverside Hawks 57 Team Impact 54 Pool 11 E Shining Star Sports- BLK 59 Jersey Select 58 Treasure Coast Flight 70 DWBA Rising Heels Elite 61 Pool 11 F Atlanta Allstars 49 Boston Warriors WHT 34 Hidden Gems-17U Black 57 Tampa Bay Warriors 54 Pool 11 G PSB Select 17U 68 Iowa Elite 63 E1T1 Polk 68 GA Ballers Purple 10/11 53 Pool 11 H Arkansas Wings 69 Memphis Falcons Red 50 IL Wolverines 63 Smooth Stones 31 Pool 11 I Win Athletics 66 Cincinnati Royals Blue 48 Atlanta Select Black 65 Orlando Knights 55 Pool 11 J Orange Park Gators 72 Vanguard Elite 67 Memphis Falcons Black 72 GA Wizards White 57 Pool 11 K EYSF Panthers 67 GA Wizards Red-Smith 48 FL Titans 45 WCBA 44 Pool 11 L Gold Dream Team 66 Cincinnati Royals White 59 Northern Kentucky Jazz 42 The Unit 20 Pool 11 M Squires Richmond 74 AR Wings Elite Blue 47 Montgomery Cougars 56 LA4Black 52 Pool 11 N Charlotte Nets 65 Memphis Bulls 61 FCI Warriors 67 South Florida Celtics 64 Pool 11 O M.O.A.M 81 GA Next Level 59 Martin Bros. Legacy 51 Euro Elite Ballers 32
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AAU basketball action from Orlando Pool 11 P DeJuan Blair All Stars 76 Middlesex Magic-Blue 59 Warehouse Ballers 81 Emerald City Dream Team 63 Middlesex Magic Blue 66 Emerald City Dream Team 46 Pool 11 Q United Ballers UBA 48 Team One Basketball 38 Maine Athletic Club 62 Cen FL Highlanders 40 Team One Basketball 62 Maine Athletic Club 58 United Ballers UBA 76 Cen FL Highlanders 47 Pool 11 R Brooklyn Ballers 61 Carolina Warriors 53 SYF Hoopmatics BBall 80 Florida Phantoms 68 SYF Hoopmatics BBall 77 Carolina Warriors 71 Brooklyn Ballers 72 Florida Phantoms 61 Pool 11 S Alabama Select 71 Florida Celtics 57 VA Assault 56 Middle Georgia Bucks 40 VA Assault 59 Alabama Select 46 Middle Georgia Bucks 68 Florida Celtics 49 Pool 11 T Brevard Elite Jax 61 Team ASA 54 Lightning Femminella 55 Mid State Magic BB Club 54 Brevard Elite Jax 66 Mid State Magic BB Club 58 Mid State Magic BB Club 62 Team ASA 61 Pool 11 U Team Thad Young 78 Georgia Hornets 55 NJ Blaze-Rondo 58 Game Speed 36 Georgia Hornets 61 NJ Blaze-Rondo 49 Team Thad Young 84 Game Speed 48 Pool 11 V Alabama BB Academy 50 Middlesex Magic-WHT 39 LA Roundballers 65 Jacksonville Nets 62 Alabama BB Academy 70 LA Roundballers 67 Jacksonville Nets 54 Middlesex Magic-WHT 42 Pool 11 W Hidden Gems Orange 58 Louisville Prospects 54 Florida Elite Black 68 WV Wildcats Select 61 WV Wildcats Select 59 Hidden Gems Orange 53 Louisville Prospects 72 Florida Elite Black 62 Pool 11 X Taylored Athletes DYN 58 CT Northstars 45 Team Long Island 73 Dream Chaser Athletics Int 58 CT Northstars 66 Dream Chaser Athletics Int 51 Taylored Athletes DYN 62 Team Long Island 57 Pool 11 Y Arkansas Wings Elite 56 North Florida Elite 50 Atlanta Select Red 17U 55 Granite State Raiders 48 Arkansas Wings Elite 53 Granite State Raiders 39
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AAU basketball action from Orlando North Florida Elite 103 Atlanta Select Red 17U 63 Pool 11 Z Shining Star Sports-WHT 77 Kendall Madison Playaz 70 North Carolina Force 63 Florida Tarheels 61 Shining Star Sports-WHT 45 Florida Tarheels 43 Kendall Madison Playaz 52 North Carolina Force 49 Pool 11 AA Central Penn Ballers 85 Mid State Magic Sports 70 Team Sizzle 74 West Coast FL Kings 57 Team Sizzle 66 Central Penn Ballers 64 Mid State Magic Sports 71 West Coast FL Kings 69 Pool 11 BB Team Winston 48 Central Florida Titans 42 The City Hoops 67 Gulf Coast All-Stars 63 Team Winston 51 Gulf Coast All-Stars 46 The City Hoops 64 Central Florida Titans 56 Pool 11 CC Orlando Evolution 46 Georgia Ballers White 43 BBall University Black 56 Synergy Sports 41 BBall University Black 77 Orlando Evolution 60 Synergy Sports 83 Georgia Ballers White 52 Pool 11 DD Nike Team FL South 69 So FL Mustangs 64 Team GA Elite Black 57 San Antonio Rohawks 44 So FL Mustangs 74 San Antonio Rohawks 57 Team GA Elite Black 69 Nike Team FL South 44 Pool 11 EE Gold Coast 64 Riverside-Hargraves 54 Bruins 63 Bara Select 40 Gold Coast 66 Bara Select 43 Riverside-Hargraves 75 Bruins 66 AAU 10th Grade Boys’ Basketball Division 1 National Championship - Bracket Play 2nd Round BABC 66 Tri-City Ballers 16U 24 Greensboro Aggies 60 BWSL-CHIZ 57 The Truth 67 Team Winston 16U 64 Texas Pro 2016 59 Orlando Venom 55 Arkansas Wings Elite 59 South Georgia Kings 43 Atlanta Xpress 59 E1T1 Flash 51 Team Richmond 2015 50 Martin Bros. Legacy Black 43 Florida Vipers 55 Ohio Varsity White 39 Warner Robins Express 53 Connecticut BB Club 52 King James S. Stars 58 Queen City Thunder 42 Team Miami 53 Tennessee Glory 40 Nashville Flood 44 Jacksonville Warriors 38 E1T1 Elite 16U 59 All-Ohio Red 56 The Ville 2015 49 Delray Blazers 45 Nike Team Florida 67 Gainesville Kings 59 Ohio Phenoms-Cass 65 All Ohio Black 59
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AAU basketball action from Orlando 1st Round Tri-City Ballers 16U 45 The Unit 33 BWSL-CHIZ 54 Team Up 51 Team Winston 16U 53 First Choice All-Stars 40 Texas Pro 2016 49 Ohio Hoopsters Black 36 South Georgia Kings 56 Arkansas Magic 42 Atlanta Xpress 63 Florida Tarheels 15U 35 Martin Bros. Legacy Black 63 Metro Boston 51 Ohio Varsity White 62 Evansville BB Club 60 Connecticut BB Club 52 Alabama BB Academy 48 Queen City Thunder 62 FL Tarheels-Elite Blue 46 2013 Tennessee Glory 77 THABallers 10th 67 Jacksonville Warriors 55 Philly Triple Threat 41 E1T1 Elite 16U 77 BB Stars of America 55 Delray Blazers 10th 50 City Rocks 16U Black 45 Nike Team Florida 69 Club Ohio-Johnson 57 All Ohio Black 60 Team Work 15U 2013 50 July 26 Schedule Quarterfinals The Unit vs. Tri-City Ballers 16U BWSL-CHIZ vs. Team Up First Choice All-Stars vs. Team Winston 16U Ohio Hoopsters Black vs. Texas Pro 2016 Arkansas Magic vs. South Georgia Kings Atlanta Xpress vs. Florida Tarheels 15U Martin Bros. Legacy Black vs. Metro Boston Evansville BB Club vs. Ohio Varsity White Warner Robins Express vs. King James S. Stars Team Miami vs. Nashville Flood E1T1 Elite 16U vs. The Ville 2015 Nike Team Florida vs. Ohio Phenoms-Cass Elite Eight Consolation Bracket 1st Round The Unit vs. Team Up First Choice All-Stars vs. Ohio Hoopsters Black Arkansas Magic vs. Florida Tarheels 15U Metro Boston vs. Evansville BB Club Alabama BB Academy vs. FL Tarheels-Elite Blue Thaballers 10th 2013 vs. Philly Triple Threat BB Stars of America vs. City Rocks 16U Black Club Ohio-Johnson vs. Team Work 15U 2013
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BABC advances to its 41st Final Four tournament Friday, July 26, 2013 By: Dan Ventura
The legacy of the BABC program continues to grow as they advanced to the Final Four of the National AAU championship in the 10th grade group. The BABC’s 53-30 victory over Texas Pro sent them to the Final Four of a major tournament for the 41st time under the watch of coach/founder Leo Papile. The sophomore group, one Papile feels has the potential to be one of the best he’s coached, improved to 55-2 this year.
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AAU hoop action from Orlando: Teams advance to Championship Games, Final Four and Elite Eight on Saturday Saturday, July 27, 2013 By: Dan Ventura
Championship Bracket play continued Saturday at the 2013 Champion® ESPN Games and teams moved into the Final Four in the AAU Boys’ 11th Grade Super Showcase Gold Division and the Elite Eight of the AAU Boys’ 11th Grade Division I National Championship. The AAU Boy’s 10th Grade Division I National Championship Game between the Arkansas Wings Elite and Nike Team FLA is set for Sunday at 12 Noon. In Gold Showcase bracket play, four teams advanced to the semifinals Sunday morning, with games at 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. with the championship game at 2:00 p.m. All three games will be televised on ESPN3. Squaring off on Sunday morning at 8:00 a.m. is E1T1, from Florida, and Team Final, from New Jersey. The second semifinal game, at 10:00 a.m., features Howard Pulley, from Minnesota and Boo Williams, from Virginia. The winners advance to the championship game follows at 2:00 p.m. The final game of the night provided the most excitement of the day as Boo Williams scored a 58-57, double overtime win over Houston Hoops when Robert Johnson (Benedictine HS) drove the baseline with time running out to hit a game-winning shot. Johnson led Boo Williams with 18 points while Justice Winslow (St. Johns HS) led Houston Hoops with 17 points. Reid Travis (De La Salles HS) scored 35 points for Howard Pulley in a 76-70 win over All Ohio to reach the Final Four and Tyus Jones, (Apple Valley) added 23 in the win. E1T1 reached the Final Four defeating the Charlotte Nets, 88-79, as D’Angelo Russell (Montverde Academy) led all scorers with 30 points. AAU 11th Grade Boys’ Basketball Division 1 National Championship Reaching the Elite Eight in the Division 1 National Championships are Team Work 2013 (Ohio), WV Wildcats Select, BWSL Woods (Virginia), Martin Bros. Legacy (Iowa), Florida Elite Black, Team NFL 17U JF (Illinois) and the Jacksonville Nets (Florida). Three of the eight teams (BWSL Woods, Team Thad Young and Florida Elite Black) reached the Elite Eight in games decided by three points or less. In Florida Elite Black’s 62-59 win over PSB Select 17U, Florida Elite connected on 15 of 17 fourth period free throws to secure the victory. David Efianayi (Ocoee HS) scored 10 points, hitting five of six free throws in the fourth period. AAU 10th Grade Boys’ Division 1 National Championship The Arkansas Wings Elite and Nike Team FLA advanced to the 10th Grade Boys’ Division 1 National Championship Game with wins in the semifinal round on Saturday. The Wings enter the championship game undefeated in seven games and Team FLA is 7-1, after a second-place pool play finish. Nike Team FLA, with a roster of players from throughout Florida, held a 10-point lead early in the fourth quarter over the King James Shooting Stars, but the Stars outscored Nike Team FLA 16-6 down the stretch to force overtime. Kevarrius Hayes (Suwannee HS, Live Oak) scored four of Team FLA’s five points in overtime for a 48-47 win to advance to the Championship Game. The Wings Elite scored a 57-46 win over the Boston Area Basketball Club (BABC), building a 29-15 halftime lead and holding steady in the second half. Malik Monk (East Poinsett County HS) led the Wings with 16 points. Monk has been the leading scored for the Wings in the last two games totalling
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AAU 11th Grade Boys’ Basketball Super Showcase - Gold Division Elite Eight (winners to Final Four) E1T1 88 Team Charlotte 79 Team Final 65 BABC 44 Howard Pulley 76 All Ohio 70 Boo Williams 58 Houston Hoops 57 (2ot) Quarterfinals (winners advance to Elite Eight) E1T1 72 Houston Defenders 56 Team Charlotte 56 Wisconsin Playground 38 BABC 59 Aim High ATL 55 Team Final 71 Upward Stars 66 Howard Pulley 69 All Stars Elite 17U 56 All Ohio 70 Westchester Hawks 64 Houston Hoops 80 SC Raptors Elite 65 Boo Williams 51 Southern Stampede 48 Schedule for Sunday, July 28 Semifinal Games E1T1 vs. Team Final, 8:00 a.m. Howard Pulley vs. Boo Williams, 10:00 a.m. Championship Game, 2:00 p.m. AAU 11th Grade Boys’ Basketball Division 1 National Championship Quarterfinal Games (Winners to Elite 8) Martin Bros. Legacy 59 Gold Coast 54 Florida Elite Black 62 PSB Select 17U 59 Team NLP 17U JF 85. Charlotte Nets 64 Jacksonville Nets 57 The City Hoops 50 Team Works 2013 64 United Ballers UBA 56 WV Wildcats Select 71 Arkansas Wings Elite 59 BWSL Woods 56 Squires Richmond 54 Team Thad Young 76 Hidden Gems 17U Black 74 Elite Eight Schedule for Sunday, July 28 (Winners to Final Four on Sunday) Team Works 2013 vs. WV Wildcats Select, 8:00 a.m. BWSL Woods vs. Team Thad Young, 8:00 a.m. Martin Bros. Legacy vs. Florida Elite Black, 8:00 a.m. Team NLP 17U JF vs. Jacksonville Nets, 8:00 a.m. AAU 10th Grade Boys’ Basketball Division 1 National Championship - Bracket Play Semifinals Arkansas Wings Elite 57 BABC 46. Nike Team FLA 48 King James Shooting Stars 47 (OT) Quarterfinals Consolation Florida Vipers 67 Texas Pro 2016 55 The Ville 2005 59 Nashville Flood 45 Schedule for Sunday, July 28 5th Place Game - Florida Vipers vs. The Ville 2005, 9:25 a.m. 7th Place Game - Texas Pro 2016 vs. Nashville Flood, 10:50 a.m. Semifinal Consolation Game (3rd place) BABC vs. King James Shooting Stars, 10:50 a.m. Championship Game - Arkansas Wings Elite vs. Nike Team FLA, 12 Noon
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AAU hoop champions crowned in Orlando Sunday, July 28, 2013 By: Dan Ventura
Teams from Arkansas and Minnesota were crowned champions at the 2013 Champion® ESPN Games in the AAU Boys’ Basketball 11th Grade Super Showcase Gold Division and the AAU Boy’s 10th Grade Division I National Championship. The Final Four of the AAU Boys’ 11th Grade Division I National Championship has been determined and the semifinals and Championship Game will be played Monday at Disney’s Wide World of Sports. The Howard Pulley Panthers, of Minnesota, won their eighth game in five days, 79-72, over Each 1 Teach 1 (E1T1), of Florida to win the 11th Grade Gold Division Super Showcase in the 2013 Champion® ESPN Games. The championship game was played at the HP Fieldhouse at the Wide World of Sports Complex and was broadcast by ESPN3. The game was tied 38-38 at halftime and Howard Pulley led 60-58 after three periods. E1T1 took a 63-62 lead early in the 4th period but it was quickly erased by a three pointer by the Panthers Reid Travis (De La Salles HS) to make the score 65-63. E1T1 would never regain the lead. Travis led all scorers with 27 points, with 20 coming in the second half. In the last three games, Travis scored 87 points, an average of 29.0 per game. A layup by Joel Berry (Lake Highland Prep HS) cut the Howard Pulley lead to 72-70 with 1:11 remaining, before Travis hit two free throws to make it 74-70. Howard Pulley hit seven of eight free throws in the last minute of the game. Berry led E1T1 with 18 points. “We’ve played tough teams like this one today all summer and played hard,” said Howard Pulley Coach Antwan Harris. “We held them to one shot in the last minute and hit our free throws and won the game.” AAU 10th Grade Boys’ Division 1 National Championship The Arkansas Wings Elite defeated Nike Team FLA 63-47 in the 10th Grade Boys’ Division 1 National Championship Game. The Wings built a five point halftime lead, led by 10 at the end of the third period and cruised to a 16-point win. Undefeated in eight games, the Wings won their five bracket play games by an average of more than 15 points. The Wings were led in scoring by Malik Monk (East Poinsett HS) for the third consecutive game with 16 points. Kevaughn Allen added 14 and Marquis Pointer had 11. Nike Team FLA was led by Kevarrius Hayes (Suwannee HS, Live Oak) scoring 11 points. Chance McSpadden had 10 points, all in the first half. AAU 11th Grade Boys’ Basketball Division 1 National Championship The Final Four is set in the Division 1 National Championships with Team Work 2013 (Ohio), Team Thad Young, Martin Bros. Legacy (Iowa) and Team NLP 17U JF (Illinois) meeting in the semifinals beginning at 8:00 a.m. Monday. All of the Final Four teams enter the semifinals undefeated in seven games and all four of the remaining teams won their Elite Eight Games on Sunday by 10 or more points.
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AAU hoop champions crowned in Orlando RESULTS FROM SUNDAY AAU BOYS BASKETBALL AAU 11th Grade Boys’ Basketball Division 1 National Championship Elite Eight (Winners to Final Four on Monday) Team Works 70 WV Wildcats Select 60 Team Thad Young 68 BWSL Woods 28 Martin Bros. Legacy 69 Florida Elite Black 49 Team NLP 17U JF 76 Jacksonville Nets 47 Quarterfinals Consolation (Winners to 5th place game, Losers to 7th place game) BWSL Woods 79 Wildcats Select 41 Jacksonville Nets 63 Florida Elite Black 46 AAU 11th Grade Boys’ Basketball Super Showcase - Gold Division Semifinal Games E1T1 62 Team Final 52 Howard Pulley 71 Boo Williams Summer League 59 Championship Game Howard Pulley 79 E1T1 72 AAU 10th Grade Boys’ Basketball Division 1 National Championship Championship Game Arkansas Wings Elite 63 Nike Team FLA 47 Semifinal Consolation Game (3rd place) King James Shooting Stars 58, BABC 53 5th Place Game Florida Vipers 54 The Ville 2005 48 7th Place Game Nashville Flood 83 - Texas Pro 2016 58
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AAU 11th Grade Div. 1 National Championships from Orlando Monday, July 29, 2013 By: Dan Ventura
The third and final basketball champion was crowned at the 2013 Champion® ESPN Games in the Boys’ Basketball 11th Grade Division I National Championship Monday at Disney’s Wide World of Sports. Team NLP 17U, from Illinois and made up of players from the Chicago area, defeated Team Thad Young, of Tennessee, 62-49, to emerge from the 124-team field undefeated in nine games. Team NLP built a five point halftime lead 30-25, extended the lead to 10 points at the end of the third quarter, 46-36, and cruised to their sixth double-digit win in bracket play since last Friday. In the six bracket-play games, Team NLP’s average winning margin was 20 points. Jevon Carter led a Team NLP balanced scoring attack with 16 points while Kurt Hall scored 12 and Evan Boudreaux added 11. In the last three games en route to the championship, Carter scored 41 points, Boudreaux scored 40 and Hall had 38. Leron Black and Riley Norris each scored 12 points to lead Team Thad Young while Christopher Chiozza had 10 points. AAU 11th Grade Boys’ Basketball Division 1 National Championship Championship Game Team NLP 17U 62 Team Thad Young 49 Semifinal Games Team Thad Young 59 Team Work 2013 57 Team NLP 17U 65 Martin Bros. Legacy 54 Consolation Games (3rd Place) Team Work 2013 72, Martin Bros. Legacy 59 Fifth Place Game Jacksonville Nets 15, BWSL Woods 0 (forfeit) 7th Place Game Florida Elite Black 15, WV Wildcats Select 0 (forfeit) FINAL STANDINGS 1. Team NLP 17U, Illinois 2. Team Thad Young, Tennessee 3. Team Work 2013, Ohio 4. Martin Bros. Legacy, Iowa 5. Jacksonville Nets, Florida 6. Boo Williams Summer League - Woods, Virginia 7. Florida Elite Black 8. WV Wildcats Select, West Virginia 9. Squires Richmond, Virginia 10. Atlanta AllStars, Georgia 11. South Florida Mustangs 12. FG Gold Coast, Florida 13. Riverside Hawks, New York 14. Brevard Elite Jax, Florida 15. Arkansas Wings 16. Charlotte Nets, North Carolina
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Heritage Recent Grad Brundage to Play in US Lacrosse Champion All-American Showcase July 18, 2013 By: Dan Sousa
Heritage High School Class of 2013 grad Austin Brundage will play in the US Lacrosse Champion AllAmerican Showcase event July 24-26 in Orlando, Fla.
Brundage, who will play at Emmanuel College this coming fall, will play for Team Freedom. Nearly 200 of the nation’s top high school boys’ and girls’ lacrosse players have been selected by US Lacrosse to compete in the 2013 Champion All-American Showcase, a US Lacrosse event. The boys’ and girls’ showcases will be held at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Lake Buena Vista, Fla., as part of the Champion ESPN Games. For the boys’ showcase, July 24-26, players were selected by the US Lacrosse High School Area Chairmen, and invited after careful consultation with high school coaches in all regions across the country. The boys’ event also features a four-team round-robin pool and a welcome dinner the evening of July 24. Ninety players representing 30 states have been selected. Teams will compete in three pool-play games before the championship and consolation games, Friday, July 26. The boys’ championship game at 7 p.m. ET will air live on ESPNU.
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AAU boys basketball: Former area player wants to coach, like Doc Rivers July 24, 2013 By: Buddy Collings
Adam Jones is entering junior season at Division II Flagler Former Winter Park basketball center Adam Jones is only halfway through his college playing career, but he’s already one season into what he wants for an occupation. Jones was taken in by the family of Los Angeles Clippers coach Doc Rivers five years ago, and he, too, has adopted coaching as his passion.
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AAU Super Showcase: Wednesday’s Top Performers July 25, 2015 By: Zach Fleer
In an EYBL-loaded 17u bracket at the AAU Super Showcase, several Top 100 prospects put on monster performances on Wednesday. Let’s take a look at who showed up and showed out. Devin Booker (SG, Alabama Challenge / Moss Point, MS / 2014): With Michigan State head coach Tom Izzo in attendance, Booker had a stellar performance on Wednesday night, finishing with 19 points in a 69-46 victory for Alabama. Booker was money from
every spot on the floor, especially with the shooting guard’s mid-range game and ability to attack the basket. With offers from Duke, Florida, Kentucky, Michigan State, and North Carolina, among others, Booker’s stock has been on a steep incline since the NBPA Top 100 Camp. Joel Berry II (PG, Each 1 Teach 1 Elite / Apopka Lake Highland, FL / 2014): Fresh off a Peach Jam championship, Berry’s E1T1 squad picked up right where they left off in an 8658 win over the Wilson Blue Devils. Berry commanded the offense with ease, finishing with 15 points and five assists, including a stretch back-to-back-to-back triples in the second half. With E1T1 leading by 25 going into the fourth quarter, Berry sat out the final eight minutes as the Orlando-based squad
cruised to the finish line. Committed to North Carolina, Berry has arguably been one of the nation’s top point guards since an incredible performance at the NBPA Top 100 Camp in June.
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AAU Super Showcase: Wednesday’s Top Performers Kelly Oubre (SF, Houston Hoops / Findlay Prep / 2014): Leading a talented Houston Hoops squad to a statement 89-56 win over the Atlanta Xpress, Oubre’s 28 points and eight rebounds were more than enough on Wednesday evening. The 6’7 small forward was 6-of-6 from behind-the-arc, showcasing expanded and improved shooting range since the end of his junior season at Fort Bend Bush in Texas. Transferring to Findlay Prep for his senior season, expect Oubre to continue to rise up recruiting boards in 2013-’14. Listed as the 20th-best player in the
class of 2014 according to ESPN, Oubre boasts offers from UCONN, Florida, Georgetown, Kansas, Kentucky, and many others. Reid Travis (PF, Howard Pulley / Minneapolis De La Salle / 2014): Weeks after being awarded All-Star honors at the NBPA Top 100 Camp, Travis had a monster performance on national television in Howard Pulley’s 64-61 win over BABC. Winning ESPNU Player of the Game honors, Travis’ 31 points and seven rebounds were crucial in Howard Pulley’s fourth quarter charge to take the victory. Travis used his 6’8 240-pound frame to his advantage on Wednesday, carving out space around the block, in addition to finishing well amidst contact. According to ESPN, Travis is the 40th-best player in the class of 2014, claiming offers from Arizona, Harvard, Michigan
State, and UCLA, among others. Like the players listed above, Travis’ stock is also on the rise, as his basketball IQ and aggressiveness have attracted scores of coaches around the country.
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What To Watch For This Week In Florida Sports (--(July 22---28--) July 22, 2013
Florida Sports Foundation
WATCH FOR Florida’s 568 senior athletes to continue winning medals at the 2013 National Senior Games. Four Florida swimmers earned eight National Senior Games medals over the weekend, in Cleveland, Ohio. Katherine Karageorges-Sharp, of Boca Raton (pictured at left), led the way with two gold and two silver medals, in the 55-59 age group. Rudy Vazmina, of Sarasota, won a gold and two silver medals in 60-64 age group events and Linda Larson, of Fort Lauderdale, won a bronze medal. Two Florida women won triathlon gold medals on Sunday as Miami’s Lois Leon was the top finisher in the 70-74 age group and Phyllis Goodlad, of Dade City (pictured below), won the gold for the 85-89 age group. Sports in action this week include Archery, Badminton, Horseshoes, Softball, Swimming and Tennis, Beginning later this week are Basketball, Golf, Shuffleboard, Track and Field and Volleyball. The 2013 National Senior Games continue through August 1 and the 2013 Florida International Senior Games & State Championships will be held December 7-15, in Lee County. Check out the National Senior Games Results page and daily stories and photos from the Cleveland Plains-Dealer. WATCH FOR Florida’s NFL teams to hit the field this week in preparation for the 2013 season. The Dolphins began training camp yesterday in Davie, while Buccaneers first day of training camp is Thursday and the Jaguars take the field for the first workout on Friday. The Bucs, Dolphins and Jaguars will each play two home pre-season games during the month of August before the regular season begins on Sunday, September 8. Fans of the Bucs, Dolphins and Jaguars can show their team pride while providing support to youth charities and Florida’s economy, with a Florida Sports License Plate. Proceeds from the additional $25 tag fee directly support each team’s designated youth charity and the development of major and regional sports events throughout Florida. WATCH FOR more events bringing amateur sports participants to Florida during the summer vacation months. Five events that have received a Florida Sports Foundation Grant and a multitude of others are bringing over 25,000 visitors to Florida for sports. Here’s a sample of what’s going on this week in
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What To Watch For This Week In Florida Sports (--(July 22---28--) several Florida sports hot spots. •ASA USA GOLD Softball Tournament, July 21- 27, Clearwater (76 teams in Pinellas County) • USA Volleyball High Performance Championships, July 23-27, 2013, Fort Lauderdale • Grand Slam World Series of Baseball, July 23-27, Panama City Beach • U.S. Open Jr. Judo Championships, July 26-30, 2013, Fort Lauderdale • African-American Tennis Association (ATA) National Championships & Conference, July 28- August 3, 2013, Fort Lauderdale • 2013 World Travel Ball Championships, July 28-August 4, 2013, Miami • The 2013 Champion® ESPN Games, Disney’s Wide World of Sports, July 19-29.
The Weekly “What to Watch For in Florida Sports,” is compiled by Florida Sports Foundation Director of Communications, Nick Gandy. Follow the Florida Sports Foundation on Facebook and on Twitter #fla_sports. Visit http://www.flasports.com for more information about the Florida Sports Foundation and the vibrant sports industry in the Sunshine State. Florida is Where The World Comes to Play.
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Eastlake High’s O’Dougherty named to coach at 2013 Champion All-American Showcase July 24, 2013
Bainbridge, Camas, Redmond High School graduates selected to rosters SAMMAMISH, Wash. — Eastlake High School lacrosse coach Chris O’Dougherty has been named by US Lacrosse to lead one of eight boys teams at its 2013 Champion All-American Showcase national prep all-star tournament taking place this week. Featuring 200 of the top high school lacrosse players in the U.S., the annual event is a part of the 2013 Champion ESPN Games. The boys event takes place July 25-26 at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at Walt Disney World in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. O’Dougherty, a stand-out defenseman in the National Lacrosse League and first-year head coach at Eastlake High School in Sammamish, was selected as one of the top 16 boys and girls prep coaches in the country by the US Lacrosse men’s game coaches subcommittee after being nominated by the national governing body’s area chair. O’Dougherty is the only high school coach from Washington among coaches from 14 states selected to the honor. High school coaches from the following states were selected to lead teams at the 2013 Champion All-American Showcase: California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Maine, Massachusetts, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, Texas, Wisconsin, Washington. 2013 Washington state high school graduates selected to play in the national tournament include Bainbridge High School’s Jacob Knostman (Fairfield Univ.), and Camas High School’s Jack Beall (Dominican Univ. of California). Redmond High School’s Claire Monsaas (Gonzaga Univ. – club) was the only girl selected from Washington state. The boys’ championship game will air live on ESPNU Friday, July 26 at 4 p.m. PT (7 p.m. ET) To learn more about the Champion All-American Showcase, please visit; 2013 Coaches Announcement: http://www.uslacrosse.org/TopNav/NewsandMedia/PressReleases/2013 ChampionAllAmericanShowcaseCoachesNamed.aspx 2013 Athlete Announcement: http://www.uslacrosse.org/TopNav/NewsandMedia/PressReleases/
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Eastlake High’s O’Dougherty named to coach at 2013 Champion All-American Showcase AllAmericanShowcaseRostersNamed.aspx Boys 2013 Champion All-American Showcase Coaches Team Freedom – Coach Tim Reidy, Rockhurst Jesuit (Mo.) Team Freedom – Coach Lou Corsetti, Riverwood (Ga.) Team Liberty – Coach James Dock, Gould Academy (Maine) Team Liberty – Coach Matthew Plitnick, Columbine (Colo.) Team Pride – Coach Evan Whelchel, Westlake (Texas) Team Pride – Coach Steven O’Donnell, LaSalle Academy (R.I.) Team Spirit – Coach Alan Rotatori, Grafton (Mass.) Team Spirit – Coach Christopher O’Dougherty, Eastlake (Wash.)
Girls 2013 Champion All-American Showcase Coaches Team Freedom – Coach Andrew Reed, East Syracuse Minoa (N.Y.) Team Freedom – Coach Juliet Mittlemann, Palisades Charter (Calif.) Team Liberty – Coach Kayla Grieser, Neenah (Wis.) Team Liberty – Coach Lisa Parsons, Loomis Chaffee (Ct.) Team Pride – Coach Wiz Applegate, Tower Hill School (Del.) Team Pride – Coach Nadia Harmsen, The Winchendon School (Mass.) Team Spirit – Coach Carter Abbott, The Pingry School (N.J.) Team Spirit – Coach Jay Watts, The Westminster Schools (Ga.) About High School Lacrosse in Washington State
Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in the US and in Washington state has experienced doubledigit annual growth throughout the past decade. In its fourth decade of play, 4,000 student athletes attending over 200 schools across the state play high school lacrosse. Governed by the Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association and the Washington Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association, the sport is played during the spring season and capped by annual boys and girls state championships in late May. To learn more about lacrosse in Washington or to receive daily high school results visit www.WashingtonHSLAX.com or follow us at www.Facebook.com/uslacrossewashington or Twitter @WashingtonHSLAX. To learn more about the history, traditions and values of lacrosse, college
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Eastlake High’s O’Dougherty named to coach at 2013 Champion All-American Showcase opportunities available to students and the 21 US states now sanctioning high school lacrosse visit USLacrosse.org.
www.WashingtonHSLAX.com
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Eastlake Lacrosse Coach Named to Lead 2013 Champion All-American Showcase Team July 25, 2013 By: Kendall Watson
Chris O’Dougherty was one of 14 coaches nationwide chosen to lead all-star teams for the prep lacrosse tournament, a part of the 2013 Champion ESPN Games.
The following is a press release from US Lacrosse-Washington. SAMMAMISH, Wash. — Eastlake High School lacrosse coach Chris O’Dougherty has been named by US Lacrosse to lead one of eight boys teams at its 2013 Champion All-American Showcase national prep all-star tournament taking place this week. Featuring 200 of the top high school lacrosse players in the U.S., the annual event is a part of the 2013 Champion ESPN Games. The boys event takes place July 25-26 at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at Walt Disney World in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. O’Dougherty, a stand-out defenseman in the National Lacrosse League and first-year head coach at
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Eastlake Lacrosse Coach Named to Lead 2013 Champion All-American Showcase Team Eastlake High School in Sammamish, was selected as one of the top 16 boys and girls prep coaches in the country by the US Lacrosse men’s game coaches subcommittee after being nominated by the national governing body’s area chair. He led Eastlake Lacrosse to a winning season (10-7) and the state quarterfinal (losing to 2013 state champions Bellevue). O’Dougherty is the only high school coach from Washington among coaches from 14 states selected to the honor. High school coaches from the following states were selected to lead teams at the 2013 Champion All-American Showcase: California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Maine, Massachusetts, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, Texas, Wisconsin, Washington. 2013 Washington state high school graduates selected to play lacrosse in the national tournament include Bainbridge High School’s Jacob Knostman (Fairfield Univ.), and Camas High School’s Jack Beall (Dominican Univ. of California). Redmond High School’s Claire Monsaas (Gonzaga Univ. – club) was the only girl selected from Washington state. The boys’ championship game will air live on ESPNU Friday, July 26 at 4 p.m. PT (7 p.m. ET) Boys 2013 Champion All-American Showcase Coaches
Team Team Team Team Team Team Team Team
Freedom – Coach Tim Reidy, Rockhurst Jesuit (Mo.) Freedom – Coach Lou Corsetti, Riverwood (Ga.) Liberty – Coach James Dock, Gould Academy (Maine) Liberty – Coach Matthew Plitnick, Columbine (Colo.) Pride – Coach Evan Whelchel, Westlake (Texas) Pride – Coach Steven O’Donnell, LaSalle Academy (R.I.) Spirit – Coach Alan Rotatori, Grafton (Mass.) Spirit – Coach Christopher O’Dougherty, Eastlake (Wash.)
Girls 2013 Champion All-American Showcase Coaches Team Freedom – Coach Andrew Reed, East Syracuse Minoa (N.Y.) Team Freedom – Coach Juliet Mittlemann, Palisades Charter (Calif.) Team Liberty – Coach Kayla Grieser, Neenah (Wis.) Team Liberty – Coach Lisa Parsons, Loomis Chaffee (Ct.) Team Pride – Coach Wiz Applegate, Tower Hill School (Del.) Team Pride – Coach Nadia Harmsen, The Winchendon School (Mass.) Team Spirit – Coach Carter Abbott, The Pingry School (N.J.) Team Spirit – Coach Jay Watts, The Westminster Schools (Ga.)
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Girls Lacrosse: North Penn grad Stover kicks off busy summer in Florida July 27, 2013 By: Tom Layberger
The next month or so is going to be a memorable one in the life of Jenna Stover. This weekend she heads to Florida to compete in a national lacrosse event. In mid-August she embarks on a new phase of her life when she heads to Conway, S.C., to begin college at Coastal Carolina. As far as this weekend is concerned, the former North Penn star goalie will be among roughly 200 young men and women that were selected by Baltimore-based US Lacrosse to compete in the 2013 Champion All-American Showcase at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. For the most part, the participants have either graduated high school or will be entering their senior year. The competition will be held as part of the Champion ESPN Games. The women’s events will cover three days (Sun.-Tues.) with a total of 80 players on four teams; Stover is on Team Freedom. Teams will compete in three pool-play games before the championship and consolation games, which will be Tuesday. The women’s championship game will be carried live at 1 p.m. ET on ESPN3. “I am so excited for the chance to play against the level of players that I will be, to compete with the best,” said Stover, who was invited to the showcase following North Penn’s season. “It was so uplifting when I found out about being invited to Florida. It boosted my confidence about 10 times.”
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Girls Lacrosse: North Penn grad Stover kicks off busy summer in Florida Not that confidence was ever much of an issue for Stover, who earned several postseason honors after sporting a .698 save percentage for the Maidens, who went 13-5 with a 9-3 mark in Suburban One League Continental Conference play. Given the level of talent that will be on display in the Sunshine State, Stover feels the event will be a chance to bring some recognition to North Penn. The next month or so is going to be a memorable one in the life of Jenna Stover. This weekend she heads to Florida to compete in a national lacrosse event. In mid-August she embarks on a new phase of her life when she heads to Conway, S.C., to begin college at Coastal Carolina. As far as this weekend is concerned, the former North Penn star goalie will be among roughly 200 young men and women that were selected by Baltimore-based US Lacrosse to compete in the 2013 Champion All-American Showcase at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. For the most part, the participants have either graduated high school or will be entering their senior year. The competition will be held as part of the Champion ESPN Games. The women’s events will cover three days (Sun.-Tues.) with a total of 80 players on four teams; Stover is on Team Freedom. Teams will compete in three pool-play games before the championship and consolation games, which will be Tuesday. The women’s championship game will be carried live at 1 p.m. ET on ESPN3. “I am so excited for the chance to play against the level of players that I will be, to compete with the best,” said Stover, who was invited to the showcase following North Penn’s season. “It was so uplifting when I found out about being invited to Florida. It boosted my confidence about 10 times.” Not that confidence was ever much of an issue for Stover, who earned several postseason honors after sporting a .698 save percentage for the Maidens, who went 13-5 with a 9-3 mark in Suburban One League Continental Conference play. Given the level of talent that will be on display in the Sunshine State, Stover feels the event will be a chance to bring some recognition to North Penn. “I am not sure a lot of people know about North Penn and where we are,” said the new alumna. “I think it is kind of cool that I am representing North Penn as kind of an underdog playing with girls (from schools known for their lacrosse.) It is kind of fun going in being underestimated.” While Stover looks to bring some name recognition to the school in Lansdale, it is entirely excusable if Coastal Carolina is overlooked on the collegiate lacrosse landscape. In May the Chanticleers wrapped up their first season of lacrosse with a record of 5-11 overall, including 2-5 in Big South Conference play. It is the newness of the university’s lacrosse program that appeals to Stover, who also considered Davidson and Temple.
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Girls Lacrosse: North Penn grad Stover kicks off busy summer in Florida “It is awesome to join a program that just had their first season,” she said. “I am so excited because their program is new and I can come in and make a mark. I can come in with a bang.” At North Penn Stover prided herself in bonding with the girls, being a leader, and as she put it, showing other girls how to love the game. It is such characteristics she intends to carry over to Coastal Carolina where, academically, she may explore working with special needs children. However, she said she is open to all options. After all, many other doors are likely to open in the weeks and months following her arrival on campus. For now, the focus is on Florida and putting her game on display. “It’s going to be a lot of fun,” she said.
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Howard Pulley wins ESPN's AAU title behind 27 from Travis July 29, 2013
Reid Travis scored scored 27 points as the Minneapolis-based team won a national tournament. Tyus Jones, Reid Travis and the Minneapolis-based Howard Pulley Panthers won eight games in five days to win the 2013 Champion ESPN Games AAU Boys’ Basketball 11th Grade Super Showcase Gold Division in Orlando. Travis (DeLaSalle) scored a game-high 27 points in Sunday’s championship to lead Howard Pulley past Each 1 Teach 1 of Florida 79-72. The Panthers beat four teams from Florida, two from Ohio, one from Massachusetts and one from Virginia to finish undefeated. “We’ve played tough teams like this one today all summer and played hard,” Howard Pulley coach Antwan Harris said in a press release. “We held them to one shot in the last minute and hit our free throws.” The Gophers have offered scholarships to Jones (Apple Valley), Travis, and the Panthers’ Class of 2015 guard Jarvis Johnson (DeLaSalle). JASON GONZALEZ
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Woofter, Barnes lead Post 13 to state win July 29, 2013
Tallahassee American Legion Post 13 beat Boynton Beach, 11-2, on Monday to remain undefeated in the American Legion State Tournament in Samford. Garrett Woofter tossed a complete-game victory with nine strikeouts, while left fielder Jeff Barnes had four hits, scored three runs and made a sensational, leaping catch at the wall to rob a Boynton Beach player of a home run.
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Woofter, Barnes lead Post 13 to state win “It’s one of the best catches I have ever seen at this level,” Post 13 manager Wes Singletary said. “He was playing shallow, but raced straight back and his glove and elbow were above the wall when he made the catch.” Offensively, Post 13 also received two hits each from Tootie Wood and Dalton Dugger. Logan Smith belted a two-run double. Post 13 was scheduled to play Jacksonville Post 88 late Monday night. Gilmore shines Rickards High basketball player Michael Gilmore was a member of the Each 1 Teach 1 (E1T1) team that won the silver medal in the AAU 11th Grade Gold Division Super Showcase in the 2013 Champion® ESPN Games in Orlando over the weekend. The tournament was played at the HP Fieldhouse at the Wide World of Sports Complex and the championship game was broadcast by ESPN3. E1T1 played eight games over the course of five days, winning seven games before falling in the championship game. According to Head Coach Edward “Booby” Francis, Sunday’s loss was the first for E1T1 since April. Fenwick signs Tallahassee Community College baseball standout Clay Fenwick has signed with Brewton-Parker College in Mount Vernon, Ga. Fenwick, a native of Jacksonville, enjoyed an all-America season with TCC this past season. He led the Panhandle Conference, was second in Region 8 and 11th nationally with a .522 on-base percentage, a number that ranks second on the Eagles’ all-time single-season list Leon softball Leon High School is currently seeking candidates for the position of head softball coach. Interested applicants should forward their resumes to Mark Feely, Athletic Director at feelym@ leonschools.net or fax to 850.922.5311. Baseball showcase Tallahassee Community College’s North Florida Baseball Showcase, in conjunction with The Powermill Sports Facility, is scheduled for Aug. 24-25 and is open to high school sophomores, juniors and seniors. The city’s longest-running showcase will feature skill evaluation and workouts for players in front of college coaches and professional scouts.
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Woofter, Barnes lead Post 13 to state win The cost is $100. Call 850-558-3600 for more information. Next Level Baseball Next Level Baseball will host a showcase for juniors and seniors in front of professional scouts and college coaches on Aug. 24-25 at Lincoln High from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Seniors must sign up for Saturday’s showcase and juniors must sign up for Sunday’s showcase. The cost is $100. Call 850-765-0364 for more information.
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Local youth field hockey team competed at Disney's ESPN Wide World of Sports complex July 31, 2013
The Marojoka FHC, a local U-14 youth field hockey team, competed along with over 90 teams at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida. The Marojoka FHC traveled from Bethlehem to Walt Disney World Resort July 20-23 to take part in the Disney Junior Field Hockey Showcase, a USA Field Hockey sanctioned event. Through an open registration process youth field hockey teams ages 9-13 are given the opportunity to compete against top competition at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in front of an audience of thousands of spectators. Highlights from their games may be seen on a variety of ESPN platforms such as the ESPNWWOS YouTube channel, the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex digital network, and the Walt Disney World Resort dedicated in-room TV channel.
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Concord's Victoria Moore plays lacrosse in AllAmerican Showcase August 1, 2013
Concord — A month before she leaves for Yale University, Victoria Moore got a taste of what lacrosse will be like for her during the next four years. Last week, Moore, a Concord resident and recent graduate of Buckingham, Browne & Nichols, played in the Champion All-American Showcase at ESPN’s Wide World of Sports in Orlando, Fla. Moore’s team, known as Liberty, reached the championship before bowing to Pride, 15-11 in a game that was broadcast on ESPN3. “It was a good push before college,” said Moore. “Every girl in the tournament was an All-American. Most will be playing for a Division I college. A lot of them are going to schools like Maryland and Northwestern, the top programs. Every game was extremely tight.” On Moore’s team, two of her teammates were committed to play at Maryland, two at Northwestern and two at Duke. U.S. Lacrosse selected each team so they were as balanced as possible, not only competitively, but also geographically. “They tried not to put all the New England players on one team and all the Maryland players on another,” Moore said. “They wanted you to get to know girls from all over the country.” Moore’s team played four games in the tournament, usually in the morning to avoid the Central Florida heat as much as possible. The game plans and strategies were kept simple so everyone could get on the same page as quickly as possible. “It wasn’t as hard as I thought it would be,” Moore said. “The first game was awkward because we didn’t know each other’s names well, but it was easy once we learned them.” While the games were competitive, everyone was mindful of the fact that they were going to play in college next year and they didn’t want to do anything to unnecessarily risk injury. “It was almost as if you thought you were going to hurt yourself or someone else, you’d take a step back,” Moore said. “Nobody wanted to get hurt. We didn’t have scouts watching us. It was a little more relaxed, but still intense.” Moore had attended BB&N since the seventh grade. She played field hockey, ice hockey and lacrosse and was a two-year captain in lacrosse. She was team MVP this spring and an Independent Schools
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Concord's Victoria Moore plays lacrosse in AllAmerican Showcase League all-star. She also won U.S. Lacrosse’s Jackie Pitts Award for Eastern Mass. According to U.S. Lacrosse the Jackie Pitts Award honors “… a senior in each chapter who truly honors the game of lacrosse, is invested in the development of the game in her community, is an exceptional player who continually strives to improve her game, and is an exemplary member of her team. She exemplifies the spirit of the game, on and off the field. Academically, she is an outstanding student and a valued role model in her school.” Moore also played for the Revolution Lacrosse program, a Boston-based club. “[The senior year at BB&N] was satisfying on a personal level,” Moore said. “I improved as a player and as a captain. I became a better leader.” Moore leaves for Yale on Aug. 23 and starts training with the Bulldogs two weeks later. Joining Moore in Florida was Clare Lyne of Concord, who recently graduated from the Middlesex School. A midfielder, Lyne played for Team Freedom. This fall, she will attend Trinity College, where she will play field hockey and lacrosse. “She’s one of my best friends,” Moore said. “We played together in the ISL all-star game.”
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Varsity boys' lacrosse: Shawnee senior earns MVP at showcase August 1, 2013 By: Celeste E. Whittaker
Shawnee High School rising senior Kyle Borbi stood tall under the glare of the national spotlight last week in Florida. Borbi competed at the US Lacrosse All-American Showcase at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at Disney, joining 92 of the nation’s best boys’ lacrosse players, and he was a star among the stars. The Notre Dame recruit scored two goals and had an assist in the Pride’s 11-10 overtime win over the Liberty in the championship game last Friday, which was televised nationally on ESPNU. He earned tournament MVP honors after scoring 12 goals and dishing nine assists at the three-day showcase event, which was sponsored by Champion. ‘Great experience’ “I was really excited about it,” said Borbi, a standout midfielder, who was one of eight rising seniors invited to play. “I figured out early in the summer that I was going to be able to play in it and then it was the last thing I did this summer for high school lacrosse. I was excited about it. It was a great way to end the summer. “I was pretty surprised when they gave me the award. It was a really great experience.”
http://www.courierpostonline.com/article/20130802/VARSITY0131/308020051/Varsity-boyslacrosse-Shawnee-senior-earns-MVP-at-showcase
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Varsity boys' lacrosse: Shawnee senior earns MVP at showcase The postseason all-star tournament involved four girls and four boys teams. Recent St. Augustine Prep graduates and Villanova recruits Adam Monticollo and Nate Gorman also played in the showcase. Monticollo played for the Liberty and Gorman for the Pride with Borbi. Borbi also was proud of recent Shawnee graduate Shannon Nugent, a University of Southern California recruit, who played in the championship game for the girls and scored a goal in the Liberty’s 15-11 loss to the Pride. “You knew there were going to be a lot of kids out there that were going to be just as good as you, that were working just as hard,” Borbi said. “It’s kind of cool, measuring yourself and seeing how much better kids are around the country and not just in your area.” He dealt with a hamstring injury for the majority of the spring, which limited his play to 11 games for the Renegades’ lacrosse team. Despite the injury, he scored 26 goals and had six assists for Shawnee (19-5), which won the South Jersey Group 3 title and made an appearance in the Group 3 state final, where the Renegades lost to Ridgewood 7-3. “I tore the hamstring back in the first part of the season and I’ve been battling it since then,” said Borbi, who has 102 career goals. “I still had some problems with it this summer, but the last three or four weeks it’s started to feel like it’s 100 percent. I played about the first three weeks, then tore my hamstring. I came back later in the year, re-tore it. I did play in the state championship game, but was more jogging than sprinting.” Borbi also plays football at Shawnee. The starting linebacker/wide receiver was scheduled to have minor surgery on his right wrist Wednesday to deal with bone fragments, but should only be sidelined for a few weeks. “With my hand, I’ll be able to run around and stuff soon. I just won’t be able to hit and catch footballs, initially,” said Borbi, who also returns punts and kickoffs. Impact player Shawnee coach Tim Gushue knows Borbi well. He coaches him in both football and lacrosse and says he can do it all. “Kyle Borbi has been an impact player in both football and lacrosse since his freshman year,” Gushue said. “He is an explosive athlete in both sports. In football, he plays slot receiver, outside linebacker, defensive back, returns kicks and punts, as well as plays on our punt and kickoff teams. In a nutshell, he can do it all. In lacrosse, he is a superb player at both midfield and attack.” Gushue said Borbi, an All-South Jersey performer by the Courier-Post the past two seasons in lacrosse, is also an excellent student, who received all A’s this past school year and that he’ll fit in well at Notre Dame. While lacrosse will put Borbi through college — he committed to Notre Dame as a sophomore over
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Varsity boys' lacrosse: Shawnee senior earns MVP at showcase Duke, Harvard, Princeton and North Carolina — football is something he’s always loved. “I’m going to college for lacrosse, so that’s more of my job to focus more on lacrosse,” he said. “But, during football season, football’s my favorite sport because playing on Friday nights for Shawnee is awesome.”
http://www.courierpostonline.com/article/20130802/VARSITY0131/308020051/Varsity-boyslacrosse-Shawnee-senior-earns-MVP-at-showcase
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