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The Week That Was AAU 2008: Iowa State Tournament
The Week That Was AAU 2008: Iowa State Tournament
#3 posting 4.4.2008
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THE WEEK THAT WAS AAU 2008: Iowa State Tournament
Spring is here (I hope) and the AAU season has already started. Last Saturday I made the rounds at Maple Grove watching 14u action. On Sunday Coach Teas & I traveled south down I35 to Des Moines Hoover to catch the Iowa State AAU tournament.
AAU is different than high school in that as a fan (or blogger) I can see many games in one day. I have a callus on my fingers from writing down all the action. The talent level is generally the same across the board, but you will still see the occasional blow out where the newly installed mercy rule could be invoked. With deeper talent, the possessions generally drop from the high school season. Assuming the same 66 possessions for each team, that means 6.6 possessions from about 11 possessions in the winter. The speed of the game is a bit faster.
One early trend is playing up. Every tournament had a team or teams playing up to go against bigger, faster, stronger competition. That is fine, but when it comes to national tournament time it is probably wiser to stay in class. All the teams I saw that played up were beat, but some made it to the finals against teams two or three years older.
HELP NEEDED
Now that the AAU Season is under way I need the help of the teams involved. Rosters, first and foremost are critical. If you have a website, make sure you have names and numbers. Some sites just have names. Talking to the college coaches this is not a good thing. It is much better to have numbers along with the names. Even better is to have the names on the back of the jersey. If you don���������t have a website email me your rosters and I will get them up. If I don't have your website linked, let me know. Go to my profile and email me with the correct link.
I also am looking for schedules. When your team is off around the country it would be a good idea to email me the results. I will get them up.
Also I am trying to get all the winter all conference teams listed. I have a good start in some of the states, but there are holes. If I don���������t have your conference���������s list up, go to my profile and email me.
TEAM OF THE WEEK
Replacing 8 players from last year, IBCA Select Red has retooled and reloaded as they won the Iowa State AAU Junior Eligible tournament. They have added all state guard Jaime Printy (headed to Iowa) to their backcourt and up and coming Kionna Kellogg to the front court. The hold overs from last year include Trisha Nesbitt, another all state guard, and Amber Kirschbaum. Jessica McDowell (Northern Iowa) moved up from last year's second team. Nine of their players have been involved in the Iowa High School tournament at some point in their careers. IBCA uses a lot of different looks on defense and has team speed, athleticism and basketball savvy. IBCA was not at full strength when I saw them on Sunday with another addition 6-3 Katie Schechinger out due to family obligations. IBCA won���������t be playing again until June.
your daily dose of girls basketball news & information
THE WEEK THAT WAS AAU 2008: Iowa State Tournament
Spring is here (I hope) and the AAU season has already started. Last Saturday I made the rounds at Maple Grove watching 14u action. On Sunday Coach Teas & I traveled south down I35 to Des Moines Hoover to catch the Iowa State AAU tournament.
AAU is different than high school in that as a fan (or blogger) I can see many games in one day. I have a callus on my fingers from writing down all the action. The talent level is generally the same across the board, but you will still see the occasional blow out where the newly installed mercy rule could be invoked. With deeper talent, the possessions generally drop from the high school season. Assuming the same 66 possessions for each team, that means 6.6 possessions from about 11 possessions in the winter. The speed of the game is a bit faster.
One early trend is playing up. Every tournament had a team or teams playing up to go against bigger, faster, stronger competition. That is fine, but when it comes to national tournament time it is probably wiser to stay in class. All the teams I saw that played up were beat, but some made it to the finals against teams two or three years older.
HELP NEEDED
Now that the AAU Season is under way I need the help of the teams involved. Rosters, first and foremost are critical. If you have a website, make sure you have names and numbers. Some sites just have names. Talking to the college coaches this is not a good thing. It is much better to have numbers along with the names. Even better is to have the names on the back of the jersey. If you don���������t have a website email me your rosters and I will get them up. If I don't have your website linked, let me know. Go to my profile and email me with the correct link.
I also am looking for schedules. When your team is off around the country it would be a good idea to email me the results. I will get them up.
Also I am trying to get all the winter all conference teams listed. I have a good start in some of the states, but there are holes. If I don���������t have your conference���������s list up, go to my profile and email me.
TEAM OF THE WEEKReplacing 8 players from last year, IBCA Select Red has retooled and reloaded as they won the Iowa State AAU Junior Eligible tournament. They have added all state guard Jaime Printy (headed to Iowa) to their backcourt and up and coming Kionna Kellogg to the front court. The hold overs from last year include Trisha Nesbitt, another all state guard, and Amber Kirschbaum. Jessica McDowell (Northern Iowa) moved up from last year's second team. Nine of their players have been involved in the Iowa High School tournament at some point in their careers. IBCA uses a lot of different looks on defense and has team speed, athleticism and basketball savvy. IBCA was not at full strength when I saw them on Sunday with another addition 6-3 Katie Schechinger out due to family obligations. IBCA won���������t be playing again until June.
Photo: IBCA Select Red coaches Adam DeJoode, and BJ Mayer, All photos by Teas.
PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Trisha Nesbitt of IBCA Select Red was named tournament MVP by the folks in Des Moines and she is the first gbbrecruit player of the week in the summer of ���������08. The point guard had a strong finish with 18 points over Team Iowa in the championship with 3s, drives and free throws. The point guard has good vision and communication skills and moves with confidence.
A word about how these teams are selected. It is ALL performance based. It is basically recognizing good performances for the week. To make this list I have established ground rules. #1. I have to see the player perform during the week. #2. The player needs to be above 100 pp100. #3. The player needs to be above .500 floor %. I will accept a lower floor % if the pp100 is above 100. #4. This is a change from the winter high school season---the player needs to have 6 possessions for the game. In summer ball many teams have 10 players that rotate. With 66 possessions on average, 6 possessions is about the average.
TEAM OF THE WEEK
First Team
Kionna Kellogg, IBCA Select Red (Linn-Mar)
Trisha Nesbitt, IBCA Select Red (Ames)
Jaime Printy, IBCA Select Red (Ames)
Kelsie Reeves, Rails (DM Lincoln)
Caitlin Wilson, Rails (DM Lincoln)
Second Team
Mariah Duke, All Iowa Attack 17 (CR Kennedy)
Ally Jensen, All Iowa Attack 17 (Ballard)
Natalie Kalmes, Southern MN Heat (Lewiston-Altura)
Al Oney, IBCA Select Blue (CR Washington)
Amber Streyfeller, Rails (DM Lincoln)
Honorable Mention
Sam Abens, All Iowa Attack 17 (Knoxville)
Lindsey Smith, Team Iowa (Dewitt Central)
DEFENDER OF THE WEEK
Amber Kirschbaum of IBCA Select Red (Spirit Lake) was a dynamic force in both games I saw, controlling the boards and aware of what was happening around her. She also had 6 steals in the championship game against Team Iowa. Kirschbaum jumps like a kangaroo and is strong.
D team
Ally Jensen, All Iowa Attack 17 (Ballard)
Amber Kirschbaum, IBCA Select Red (Spirit Lake)
Brooke Schiling, Southern MN Heat (Lewiston-Altura)
Taylor Smith, Cardinals (Central Decatur)
Sara Wagner, Rails (DM Lincoln)
NEWCOMER OF THE WEEK
This goes to Kionna Kellogg (Ames) making it a clean sweep for IBCA Select Red in the awards. She is a 6-1 lean forward (2010) that moves well and has good hands. She had a strong finish Sunday with 28 points in the two games I watched. She did her damage in the paint.
To be considered for this award I have to see the player for the first time during the week.
POLLS
Since action has not really heated up, these can be considered pre-season type polls.
17u
1. North Tartan Larson
2. MN Stars Hested/Borowicz
3. IBCA Select Red
4. All Iowa Attack 17
15u
1. Team Iowa
14u
1. IBCA Select Blue
2. Southern MN Heat
12u
1. MN Stars Farview
More will be added when I see more teams, and I am given the rosters and schedules (go to my profile to email me).
THIS WEEKEND
The MYAS has events at Park Center and Champlin Park. There are all star games in Glencoe, Bird Island, Pierz and Concordia St. Paul. Most of these are benefits or conference all star games. The Minnesota coaches All star game will be in a few weeks at St. Thomas.
next up: breaking news
PLAYER OF THE WEEKTrisha Nesbitt of IBCA Select Red was named tournament MVP by the folks in Des Moines and she is the first gbbrecruit player of the week in the summer of ���������08. The point guard had a strong finish with 18 points over Team Iowa in the championship with 3s, drives and free throws. The point guard has good vision and communication skills and moves with confidence.
A word about how these teams are selected. It is ALL performance based. It is basically recognizing good performances for the week. To make this list I have established ground rules. #1. I have to see the player perform during the week. #2. The player needs to be above 100 pp100. #3. The player needs to be above .500 floor %. I will accept a lower floor % if the pp100 is above 100. #4. This is a change from the winter high school season---the player needs to have 6 possessions for the game. In summer ball many teams have 10 players that rotate. With 66 possessions on average, 6 possessions is about the average.
TEAM OF THE WEEK
First Team
Kionna Kellogg, IBCA Select Red (Linn-Mar)
Trisha Nesbitt, IBCA Select Red (Ames)
Jaime Printy, IBCA Select Red (Ames)
Kelsie Reeves, Rails (DM Lincoln)
Caitlin Wilson, Rails (DM Lincoln)
Second Team
Mariah Duke, All Iowa Attack 17 (CR Kennedy)
Ally Jensen, All Iowa Attack 17 (Ballard)
Natalie Kalmes, Southern MN Heat (Lewiston-Altura)
Al Oney, IBCA Select Blue (CR Washington)
Amber Streyfeller, Rails (DM Lincoln)
Honorable Mention
Sam Abens, All Iowa Attack 17 (Knoxville)
Lindsey Smith, Team Iowa (Dewitt Central)
DEFENDER OF THE WEEKAmber Kirschbaum of IBCA Select Red (Spirit Lake) was a dynamic force in both games I saw, controlling the boards and aware of what was happening around her. She also had 6 steals in the championship game against Team Iowa. Kirschbaum jumps like a kangaroo and is strong.
D team
Ally Jensen, All Iowa Attack 17 (Ballard)
Amber Kirschbaum, IBCA Select Red (Spirit Lake)
Brooke Schiling, Southern MN Heat (Lewiston-Altura)
Taylor Smith, Cardinals (Central Decatur)
Sara Wagner, Rails (DM Lincoln)
NEWCOMER OF THE WEEKThis goes to Kionna Kellogg (Ames) making it a clean sweep for IBCA Select Red in the awards. She is a 6-1 lean forward (2010) that moves well and has good hands. She had a strong finish Sunday with 28 points in the two games I watched. She did her damage in the paint.
To be considered for this award I have to see the player for the first time during the week.
POLLS
Since action has not really heated up, these can be considered pre-season type polls.
17u
1. North Tartan Larson
2. MN Stars Hested/Borowicz
3. IBCA Select Red
4. All Iowa Attack 17
15u
1. Team Iowa
14u
1. IBCA Select Blue
2. Southern MN Heat
12u
1. MN Stars Farview
More will be added when I see more teams, and I am given the rosters and schedules (go to my profile to email me).
THIS WEEKEND
The MYAS has events at Park Center and Champlin Park. There are all star games in Glencoe, Bird Island, Pierz and Concordia St. Paul. Most of these are benefits or conference all star games. The Minnesota coaches All star game will be in a few weeks at St. Thomas.
next up: breaking news
Labels: summer week 2008
Friday, April 4, 2008
Out & About: IBCA Select Red/Team Iowa
Out & About: IBCA Select Red/Team Iowa
#5 posting 4.3.2008
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This game took place on Sunday, March 30
IOWA STATE AAU TOURNAMENT
Des Moines Hoover
JUNIOR ELIGIBLE D1 CHAMPIONSHIP
IBCA SELECT RED 61,
TEAM IOWA 44
IBCA Select Red beat Team Iowa for the Junior Eligible D1 championship 61-44. IBCA is made up of veterans--09s and 10s. Team Iowa is made up entirely from the 2011 class. Team Iowa is not only young, but they look like they have been cut from the same cloth. All are between 5-9 and 6-2 with the average coming in at 5-11. They are all lean and athletic.
IBCA scored on their first possession with an inside bucket by Kionna Kellogg. Team Iowa
started off the game with a 1/7 sequence as IBCA built up a 6-2 lead. IBCA was scoring in the paint against the youngsters. IBCA led 11-4 after a pair of free throws by Amber Kirschbaum with 1:05 left. Team Iowa was able to break the IBCA press for two and on the next possession cut the margin to 11-8 on a put back by Virginia Johnson.
Team Iowa tied the game at 12 after a three by Lindsey Smith followed by a free throw by Smith on the next possession. After that Team Iowa went into a four possession drought on four straight turnovers. IBCA milked that opportunity with five straight scores, two scores on transition lay ups, to pull out 20-12. IBCA continued their hot hand with an 8/9 sequence overall. Trisha Nesbitt was hot for IBCA with seven in the second quarter, 11 for the half. For Team Iowa Smith matched Nesbitt with 7 for the quarter, six coming on two 3s. It was 33-22 IBCA at the half.
Team Iowa was able to narrow the margin to 41-34 with 2:20 to go in the third on a drive by Allison Emrich. IBCA, despite being out sized as a team, did a fair job on the offe
nsive boards and Jessica McDowell made two free throws after IBCA had three cracks at scoring. IBCA had four points in the quarter on second chancers. Nesbitt added a 3 for a 46-34 IBCA lead heading into the fourth.
The changing defense and savvy veteran play kept Team Iowa at arms length. Team Iowa never got the margin to single digits again in the fourth. The last two minutes were empty of scoring however. IBCA had a five possession drought down the stretch before Katelyn Sunde scored, while Team Iowa finished the contest with seven consecutive empty trips.
This was a good experience for Team Iowa making it to the finals in the AAU State tournament two years ahead of schedule. Cutting down on turnovers will be a key for their summer season. Now most of the Iowa teams won't take the floor again until June.
your daily dose of girls basketball news & information
This game took place on Sunday, March 30
IOWA STATE AAU TOURNAMENT
Des Moines Hoover
JUNIOR ELIGIBLE D1 CHAMPIONSHIP
IBCA SELECT RED 61,
TEAM IOWA 44
IBCA Select Red beat Team Iowa for the Junior Eligible D1 championship 61-44. IBCA is made up of veterans--09s and 10s. Team Iowa is made up entirely from the 2011 class. Team Iowa is not only young, but they look like they have been cut from the same cloth. All are between 5-9 and 6-2 with the average coming in at 5-11. They are all lean and athletic.
IBCA scored on their first possession with an inside bucket by Kionna Kellogg. Team Iowa
started off the game with a 1/7 sequence as IBCA built up a 6-2 lead. IBCA was scoring in the paint against the youngsters. IBCA led 11-4 after a pair of free throws by Amber Kirschbaum with 1:05 left. Team Iowa was able to break the IBCA press for two and on the next possession cut the margin to 11-8 on a put back by Virginia Johnson.Team Iowa tied the game at 12 after a three by Lindsey Smith followed by a free throw by Smith on the next possession. After that Team Iowa went into a four possession drought on four straight turnovers. IBCA milked that opportunity with five straight scores, two scores on transition lay ups, to pull out 20-12. IBCA continued their hot hand with an 8/9 sequence overall. Trisha Nesbitt was hot for IBCA with seven in the second quarter, 11 for the half. For Team Iowa Smith matched Nesbitt with 7 for the quarter, six coming on two 3s. It was 33-22 IBCA at the half.
Team Iowa was able to narrow the margin to 41-34 with 2:20 to go in the third on a drive by Allison Emrich. IBCA, despite being out sized as a team, did a fair job on the offe
nsive boards and Jessica McDowell made two free throws after IBCA had three cracks at scoring. IBCA had four points in the quarter on second chancers. Nesbitt added a 3 for a 46-34 IBCA lead heading into the fourth.The changing defense and savvy veteran play kept Team Iowa at arms length. Team Iowa never got the margin to single digits again in the fourth. The last two minutes were empty of scoring however. IBCA had a five possession drought down the stretch before Katelyn Sunde scored, while Team Iowa finished the contest with seven consecutive empty trips.
This was a good experience for Team Iowa making it to the finals in the AAU State tournament two years ahead of schedule. Cutting down on turnovers will be a key for their summer season. Now most of the Iowa teams won't take the floor again until June.
photos: #1. Lindsey Smith of Team Iowa shoots a 3 over Jaime Printy. #2. Amber Kirschbaum controls the rebound as Phyllis Johnson looks on. photos by Teas.
key: player, school, points, possessions, pp100, floor %
IBCA SELECT RED
STARTERS
Kionna Kellogg, Ames 10, 9, 111.1, .556 long lean athletic post. crashed the offensive boards. can pass out of the paint. Needs to be stronger with the ball.
Jaime Printy, Linn-Mar 6, 9, 66.7, .222 point guard. looks to take the 3. will also go to the basket on the drive, usually making the other team pay. Made 3 trips to the line.
Amber Kirschbaum, Spirit Lake 10, 10, 100.0, .500 post player. ferocious on the defensive end with 12 wraps, a double/double if you will. can jump and hang. runs the floor. picked up an offensive foul with the ball.
Katie Gustafson, South Hamilton 3, 5, 60.0, .200 perimeter. sees the floor. 3 range. a thief on defense.
Brittany Peterson, Spencer 6, 5, 120.0, .600 perimeter. gets the ball to the right people. runs the floor. tough battler.
BENCH
Katelyn Sunde, Johnston 4, 6, 66.7, .333 perimeter. 3 point shooter.
Trisha Nesbitt, Ames 18, 12, 150.0, .667 point guard. hustler. good communication skills, leadership skills. can score out with the 3, and off drives. went to the line three times.
Riley Norman, Des Moines Roosevelt 0, 5, 0.0, .000 3 type player. needs to get stronger with the ball, needs to finish drives.
Jessica McDowell, AGWSR 4, 6, 66.7, .333 post. needs to keep the ball up under chin. needs to be more aggressive on offense. needs to seize advantage of opportunities.
TEAM IOWA
STARTERS
Lindsey Smith, DeWitt Central 11, 11, 100.0, .455 perimeter. can hit 3s. scored in transition. a shooter.
Katie Wearmouth, Waukee 3, 5, 60.0, .200 post. does step out and face the basket. made all her points at the line.
Ashton Yossi, Dallas Center-Grimes 5, 8, 62.5, .250 point guard. needs to improve passing decisions against pressure
Britteny Steffeny, Cedar Rapids Jefferson 4, 5, 80.0, .400 perimeter. scored on the drive.
Phyllis Johnson, Iowa City 0, 1, 0.0, .000 post.
BENCH
Mackenzie Welsh, Cedar Rapids Kennedy 6, 7, 85.7, .429 perimeter. runs the floor.
Virginia Johnson, Iowa City 2, 7, 28.6, .143 needs to cut back turnovers. scored on a put back.
Olivia Meier, Cedar Rapids Kennedy 6, 10, 60.0, .200 perimeter. made two 3s. passing needs to be stronger.
Allison Emrich, Vinton-Shellsburg 4, 4, 100.0, .500 perimeter. initiates contact. scored on drive.
Luara Brewer, Waukee 3, 9, 33.3, .222 perimeter. good body control. needs to improve passing and decisions.
TRENCH PLAYER
Trisha Nesbitt
BY THE NUMBERS
IBCA Select 61, 67, 91.0, .418
Team Iowa 44, 67, 65.7, .299
made 3s: Team Iowa 5, IBCA 3
ftm/fta-ft%: IBCA 16/19-.842; Team Iowa 7/10-.700
bench: IBCA 26, Team Iowa 21
Turnovers: Team Iowa 29, IBCA 18
QUARTERS
IBCA Select Red 12-21-13-15-61
Team Iowa 8-14-12-10--44
DEFENSIVE WRAPS:
IBCA SELECT RED
Amber Kirschbaum 12
Trisha Nesbitt 6
Kionna Kellogg 5
Jaime Printy 5
Katie Gustafson 4
Katelyn Sunde 1.5
Riley Norman 1.5
Jessica McDowell 1
Brittany Peterson 1
totals: 37
TEAM IOWA
Olivia Meier 6
Lindsey Smith 3
Britteny Steffeny 3
Virginia Johnson 3
Katie Wearmouth 2
Ashton Yossi 2
Mackenzie Welsh 2
Allison Emrich 2
Phyllis Johnson 2
Laura Brewer 1
totals: 26
I am adding a new feature--for better use of a word it is assists, but not in the technical sense of the word. These are the players that gave the ball to the next scorer. So if the scorer drove into score the passer gets credit in this system. It is more like the hockey assist. I will only be able to do this when Coach Teas is taking photos.
IBCA SELECT RED
Brittany Peterson 6
Katie Gustafson 5
Jaime Printy 3
Kionna Kellogg 2
Trisha Nesbitt 2
Riley Norman 2
Jessica McDowell 1
totals: 21
TEAM IOWA
Britteny Steffeny 3
Olivia Meier 3
Laura Brewer 3
Katie Wearmouth 2
Lindsey Smith 1
Ashton Yossi 1
Mackenzie Welsh 1
Phyllis Johnson 1
totals: 15
Next up: Breaking news
key: player, school, points, possessions, pp100, floor %
IBCA SELECT RED
STARTERS
Kionna Kellogg, Ames 10, 9, 111.1, .556 long lean athletic post. crashed the offensive boards. can pass out of the paint. Needs to be stronger with the ball.
Jaime Printy, Linn-Mar 6, 9, 66.7, .222 point guard. looks to take the 3. will also go to the basket on the drive, usually making the other team pay. Made 3 trips to the line.
Amber Kirschbaum, Spirit Lake 10, 10, 100.0, .500 post player. ferocious on the defensive end with 12 wraps, a double/double if you will. can jump and hang. runs the floor. picked up an offensive foul with the ball.
Katie Gustafson, South Hamilton 3, 5, 60.0, .200 perimeter. sees the floor. 3 range. a thief on defense.
Brittany Peterson, Spencer 6, 5, 120.0, .600 perimeter. gets the ball to the right people. runs the floor. tough battler.
BENCH
Katelyn Sunde, Johnston 4, 6, 66.7, .333 perimeter. 3 point shooter.
Trisha Nesbitt, Ames 18, 12, 150.0, .667 point guard. hustler. good communication skills, leadership skills. can score out with the 3, and off drives. went to the line three times.
Riley Norman, Des Moines Roosevelt 0, 5, 0.0, .000 3 type player. needs to get stronger with the ball, needs to finish drives.
Jessica McDowell, AGWSR 4, 6, 66.7, .333 post. needs to keep the ball up under chin. needs to be more aggressive on offense. needs to seize advantage of opportunities.
TEAM IOWA
STARTERS
Lindsey Smith, DeWitt Central 11, 11, 100.0, .455 perimeter. can hit 3s. scored in transition. a shooter.
Katie Wearmouth, Waukee 3, 5, 60.0, .200 post. does step out and face the basket. made all her points at the line.
Ashton Yossi, Dallas Center-Grimes 5, 8, 62.5, .250 point guard. needs to improve passing decisions against pressure
Britteny Steffeny, Cedar Rapids Jefferson 4, 5, 80.0, .400 perimeter. scored on the drive.
Phyllis Johnson, Iowa City 0, 1, 0.0, .000 post.
BENCH
Mackenzie Welsh, Cedar Rapids Kennedy 6, 7, 85.7, .429 perimeter. runs the floor.
Virginia Johnson, Iowa City 2, 7, 28.6, .143 needs to cut back turnovers. scored on a put back.
Olivia Meier, Cedar Rapids Kennedy 6, 10, 60.0, .200 perimeter. made two 3s. passing needs to be stronger.
Allison Emrich, Vinton-Shellsburg 4, 4, 100.0, .500 perimeter. initiates contact. scored on drive.
Luara Brewer, Waukee 3, 9, 33.3, .222 perimeter. good body control. needs to improve passing and decisions.
TRENCH PLAYERTrisha Nesbitt
BY THE NUMBERS
IBCA Select 61, 67, 91.0, .418
Team Iowa 44, 67, 65.7, .299
made 3s: Team Iowa 5, IBCA 3
ftm/fta-ft%: IBCA 16/19-.842; Team Iowa 7/10-.700
bench: IBCA 26, Team Iowa 21
Turnovers: Team Iowa 29, IBCA 18
QUARTERS
IBCA Select Red 12-21-13-15-61
Team Iowa 8-14-12-10--44
DEFENSIVE WRAPS:
IBCA SELECT RED
Amber Kirschbaum 12
Trisha Nesbitt 6
Kionna Kellogg 5
Jaime Printy 5
Katie Gustafson 4
Katelyn Sunde 1.5
Riley Norman 1.5
Jessica McDowell 1
Brittany Peterson 1
totals: 37
TEAM IOWA
Olivia Meier 6
Lindsey Smith 3
Britteny Steffeny 3
Virginia Johnson 3
Katie Wearmouth 2
Ashton Yossi 2
Mackenzie Welsh 2
Allison Emrich 2
Phyllis Johnson 2
Laura Brewer 1
totals: 26
I am adding a new feature--for better use of a word it is assists, but not in the technical sense of the word. These are the players that gave the ball to the next scorer. So if the scorer drove into score the passer gets credit in this system. It is more like the hockey assist. I will only be able to do this when Coach Teas is taking photos.
IBCA SELECT RED
Brittany Peterson 6
Katie Gustafson 5
Jaime Printy 3
Kionna Kellogg 2
Trisha Nesbitt 2
Riley Norman 2
Jessica McDowell 1
totals: 21
TEAM IOWA
Britteny Steffeny 3
Olivia Meier 3
Laura Brewer 3
Katie Wearmouth 2
Lindsey Smith 1
Ashton Yossi 1
Mackenzie Welsh 1
Phyllis Johnson 1
totals: 15
Next up: Breaking news
Labels: aau out about 2008, IBCA Select Red, Team Iowa
Thursday, April 3, 2008
Out & About: IBCA Select Red/All Iowa Attack
Wednesday, April 02, 2008
Out & About: IBCA Select Red/All Iowa Attack
#5 posting 4.2.2008
your daily dose of girls basketball news & information
This game took place on Sunday, March 30
IOWA STATE AAU TOURNAMENT
Des Moines Hoover
JUNIOR ELIGIBLE D1 SEMIFINALS
IBCA SELECT RED 75,
ALL IOWA ATTACK 17s 39
What a difference a game makes. All Iowa Attack went from a 132.9 pp100 in the quarters to a 60.9 pp100 in the semis as IBCA Select dominated as much as AIA dominated Lightning Scarlet in the quarters. There was little doubt the direction of the contest as IBCA led 22-7 after one quarter. 8 IBCA players had 6 or more points led by Kionna Kellogg with 18.
IBCA had two former 2007 AIA players on the roster, but only one played. Katelyn Sunde played while Katie Schechinger had other obligations on Sunday. That isn't the only addition to the IBCA roster. Jaime Printy, who is headed to the Iowa Hawkeyes, has moved over from Iowa Elite. Printy missed out on last year's action due to a knee injury. Two players return from the IBCA 2007 edition--Trisha Nesbitt and Amber Kirschbaum. Two others have moved up from the 2007 second team---Jessica McDowell, who is headed to Northern Iowa, and Brittany Peterson.
Right away on the first IBCA possession the tone of the game was set. Nesbitt struck from behind the arc and the Red built on that lead to 9-0 before AIA managed to find the bottom of the basket. They had an 8 possession drought to start the contest. Three of their first four possessions ended up as turnovers. It was raining 3s for IBCA in the first quarter with four total made. Katie Gustafson ended up with two of the four. Meanwhile AIA only mustered two field goals the entire quarter. It was 22-7 after one.
IBCA cooled off somewhat this quarter with a 1/6 start. Again it was Nesbitt opening the quarter with a three. The hottest hand belonged to Kionna Kellogg inside with 6 points in
a little over a minute. On her 10th point of the half, and 6th of the quarter AIA took a time out with the score 31-14. AIA did outscore IBCA the rest of the half, but still trailed 36-20 at the break.
IBCA opened the third quarter with a 15-5 run. Sunde delivered two consecutive long range missiles in the run. In fact IBCA had an 8/9 offensive stretch. AIA didn't have any massive drought, but IBCA was connecting on three 3s and one conventional three point play in adding to their lead.
IBCA definitely cooled off at the start of the fourth quarter with a 1/5 sequence. Catching fire for IBCA in the fourth was Riley Norman with 7 points. The final was 75-39.
your daily dose of girls basketball news & information
This game took place on Sunday, March 30
IOWA STATE AAU TOURNAMENT
Des Moines Hoover
JUNIOR ELIGIBLE D1 SEMIFINALS
IBCA SELECT RED 75,
ALL IOWA ATTACK 17s 39
What a difference a game makes. All Iowa Attack went from a 132.9 pp100 in the quarters to a 60.9 pp100 in the semis as IBCA Select dominated as much as AIA dominated Lightning Scarlet in the quarters. There was little doubt the direction of the contest as IBCA led 22-7 after one quarter. 8 IBCA players had 6 or more points led by Kionna Kellogg with 18.
IBCA had two former 2007 AIA players on the roster, but only one played. Katelyn Sunde played while Katie Schechinger had other obligations on Sunday. That isn't the only addition to the IBCA roster. Jaime Printy, who is headed to the Iowa Hawkeyes, has moved over from Iowa Elite. Printy missed out on last year's action due to a knee injury. Two players return from the IBCA 2007 edition--Trisha Nesbitt and Amber Kirschbaum. Two others have moved up from the 2007 second team---Jessica McDowell, who is headed to Northern Iowa, and Brittany Peterson.
Right away on the first IBCA possession the tone of the game was set. Nesbitt struck from behind the arc and the Red built on that lead to 9-0 before AIA managed to find the bottom of the basket. They had an 8 possession drought to start the contest. Three of their first four possessions ended up as turnovers. It was raining 3s for IBCA in the first quarter with four total made. Katie Gustafson ended up with two of the four. Meanwhile AIA only mustered two field goals the entire quarter. It was 22-7 after one.IBCA cooled off somewhat this quarter with a 1/6 start. Again it was Nesbitt opening the quarter with a three. The hottest hand belonged to Kionna Kellogg inside with 6 points in
a little over a minute. On her 10th point of the half, and 6th of the quarter AIA took a time out with the score 31-14. AIA did outscore IBCA the rest of the half, but still trailed 36-20 at the break.IBCA opened the third quarter with a 15-5 run. Sunde delivered two consecutive long range missiles in the run. In fact IBCA had an 8/9 offensive stretch. AIA didn't have any massive drought, but IBCA was connecting on three 3s and one conventional three point play in adding to their lead.
IBCA definitely cooled off at the start of the fourth quarter with a 1/5 sequence. Catching fire for IBCA in the fourth was Riley Norman with 7 points. The final was 75-39.
photos: #1 Kionna Kellogg goes up for 2 of her 18 points with Kirsten Orton (0) and Ally Jenson (13) defending. #2. Riley Norman is fouled by Mariah Duke. photos by Teas.
key: player, school, points, possessions, pp100, floor %
IBCA SELECT RED
STARTERS
Trisha Nesbitt, Ames, 6, 7, 85.7, .286 point guard. made two 3s. moves the ball up court. good vision. in control. good communication. plays the bottom of the 1/3/1 zone.
Katelyn Sunde, Johnston 6, 5, 120.0, .400 3 point shooter. more along the corners. needs to be aware of traveling.
Amber Kirschbaum, Spirit Lake 7, 8, 87.5, .375 post, good leaper, good hands, defensively controlled the boards. scored on baseline drive. can score when hit.
Kionna Kellogg, Ames 18, 11, 163.6, .727 long, lean, lanky athletic post. more 4ish. runs the floor. delivered inside. good upside.
Jessica McDowell, AGWSR 6, 6, 100.0, .500 another post. again more 4ish. athletic.
BENCH
Katie Gustafson, South Hamilton 6, 6, 100.0, .333 perimeter player. made two 3s. nice hustle play.
Jaime Printy, Linn-Mar 13, 5, 260.0, 1.000 tall point guard. flawless offensive performance. made three 3s on the day. runs the floor. good vision. quick. defensively needs to get lower.
Riley Norman, Des Moines Roosevelt 9, 9, 100.0, .444 another long lean lanky player. I would say more 3ish. played the top of the 1/3/1 zone --the Kelly Krei spot from 2007. needs to get stronger physically, and stronger with the ball.
Brittany Peterson, Spencer 4, 5, 80.0, .400 tough perimeter player. had some nice sharp passes.
ALL IOWA ATTACK 17s
STARTERS
Mariah Duke, Cedar Rapids Kennedy 5, 8, 62.5, .250 perimeter. needs to be stronger with ball decisions. scored on drives & transition.
Kayla Klopfenstein, Linn-Mar 7, 6, 116.7, .500 perimeter. made a three. can also drive to the basket.
Sam Abens, Knoxville 3, 8, 37.5, .125 perimeter. side saddle 3 point shooter.
Raelee Sullivan, Osage 5, 7, 71.4, .286 post that has 3 range. probably more suited for 3 action. needs to be stronger with the ball.
Ally Jenson, Ballard 7, 11, 63.6, .273 point guard. led the team in defensive rebounding from the point guard spot. likes the 3. can drive as well.
BENCH
Kirsten Orton, Mason City 5, 6, 80.0, .333 post. did step out for a 3.
Jess Wheller, Ballard 3, 9, 33.3, .222 likes to put the ball on the floor.
Lucy Montgomery, WDM Valley 2, 4, 50.0, .250 perimeter
Kirsten Lipps, Algona 2, 5, 40.0, .200 post. needs to get stronger with the ball. don't put it on the floor in the lane with quick hands around.
TRENCH PLAYER
Jaime Printy
BY THE NUMBERS
IBCA Select Red 75, 62, 121.0, .500
All Iowa Attack 17s 39, 64, 60.9, .266
made 3s: IBCA 9, AIA 5
ftm/fta-ft%: AIA 8/9-.889; IBCA 6/8-.750
Bench: IBCA 32, AIA 10
By quarters
IBCA 22-14-24-15--75
AIA 7-13-12-7--39
DEFENSIVE WRAPS
IBCA SELECT RED
Amber Kirschbaum 8.5
Jaime Printy 5
Kionna Kellogg 4.5
Katie Gustafson 3
Brittany Peterson 3
Riley Norman 2
Trisha Nesbitt 1
Katelyn Sunde 1
Jessica McDowell 1
totals: 29
ALL IOWA ATTACK 17s
Ally Jenson 8
Mariah Duke 6
Sam Abens 3
Raelee Sullivan 2
Kayla Klopfenstein 1
Kirsten Orton 1
Jess Wheller 1
Lucy Montgomery 1
Kirsten Lipps 1
totals: 24
Next up: tomorrow morning unless news breaks. Also tomorrow--the D1 championship recap with IBCA Select and Team Iowa.
key: player, school, points, possessions, pp100, floor %
IBCA SELECT RED
STARTERS
Trisha Nesbitt, Ames, 6, 7, 85.7, .286 point guard. made two 3s. moves the ball up court. good vision. in control. good communication. plays the bottom of the 1/3/1 zone.
Katelyn Sunde, Johnston 6, 5, 120.0, .400 3 point shooter. more along the corners. needs to be aware of traveling.
Amber Kirschbaum, Spirit Lake 7, 8, 87.5, .375 post, good leaper, good hands, defensively controlled the boards. scored on baseline drive. can score when hit.
Kionna Kellogg, Ames 18, 11, 163.6, .727 long, lean, lanky athletic post. more 4ish. runs the floor. delivered inside. good upside.
Jessica McDowell, AGWSR 6, 6, 100.0, .500 another post. again more 4ish. athletic.
BENCH
Katie Gustafson, South Hamilton 6, 6, 100.0, .333 perimeter player. made two 3s. nice hustle play.
Jaime Printy, Linn-Mar 13, 5, 260.0, 1.000 tall point guard. flawless offensive performance. made three 3s on the day. runs the floor. good vision. quick. defensively needs to get lower.
Riley Norman, Des Moines Roosevelt 9, 9, 100.0, .444 another long lean lanky player. I would say more 3ish. played the top of the 1/3/1 zone --the Kelly Krei spot from 2007. needs to get stronger physically, and stronger with the ball.
Brittany Peterson, Spencer 4, 5, 80.0, .400 tough perimeter player. had some nice sharp passes.
ALL IOWA ATTACK 17s
STARTERS
Mariah Duke, Cedar Rapids Kennedy 5, 8, 62.5, .250 perimeter. needs to be stronger with ball decisions. scored on drives & transition.
Kayla Klopfenstein, Linn-Mar 7, 6, 116.7, .500 perimeter. made a three. can also drive to the basket.
Sam Abens, Knoxville 3, 8, 37.5, .125 perimeter. side saddle 3 point shooter.
Raelee Sullivan, Osage 5, 7, 71.4, .286 post that has 3 range. probably more suited for 3 action. needs to be stronger with the ball.
Ally Jenson, Ballard 7, 11, 63.6, .273 point guard. led the team in defensive rebounding from the point guard spot. likes the 3. can drive as well.
BENCH
Kirsten Orton, Mason City 5, 6, 80.0, .333 post. did step out for a 3.
Jess Wheller, Ballard 3, 9, 33.3, .222 likes to put the ball on the floor.
Lucy Montgomery, WDM Valley 2, 4, 50.0, .250 perimeter
Kirsten Lipps, Algona 2, 5, 40.0, .200 post. needs to get stronger with the ball. don't put it on the floor in the lane with quick hands around.
TRENCH PLAYERJaime Printy
BY THE NUMBERS
IBCA Select Red 75, 62, 121.0, .500
All Iowa Attack 17s 39, 64, 60.9, .266
made 3s: IBCA 9, AIA 5
ftm/fta-ft%: AIA 8/9-.889; IBCA 6/8-.750
Bench: IBCA 32, AIA 10
By quarters
IBCA 22-14-24-15--75
AIA 7-13-12-7--39
DEFENSIVE WRAPS
IBCA SELECT RED
Amber Kirschbaum 8.5
Jaime Printy 5
Kionna Kellogg 4.5
Katie Gustafson 3
Brittany Peterson 3
Riley Norman 2
Trisha Nesbitt 1
Katelyn Sunde 1
Jessica McDowell 1
totals: 29
ALL IOWA ATTACK 17s
Ally Jenson 8
Mariah Duke 6
Sam Abens 3
Raelee Sullivan 2
Kayla Klopfenstein 1
Kirsten Orton 1
Jess Wheller 1
Lucy Montgomery 1
Kirsten Lipps 1
totals: 24
Next up: tomorrow morning unless news breaks. Also tomorrow--the D1 championship recap with IBCA Select and Team Iowa.
Labels: aau out about 2008, All Iowa Attack, IBCA Select Red
Select Red Team won their 5th consecutive 16U Junior Eligible State AAU Girls Basketball Championship
Untitled Document: "3/31/08 - The IBCA (Iowa Basketball Coaches Association) Select Red Team won their 5th consecutive 16U Junior Eligible State AAU Girls Basketball Championship over the weekend at Hoover High School in Des Moines. The IBCA Select Red cruised through the 10 team all-star field winning by 45, 15, 35, 36, & 17 points. Jaime Printy (Linn-Mar) and Trisha Nesbitt (Ames) were named to the All-Tournament Team with Nesbitt earning MVP honors. Other team members include; Katelyn Sunde (Johnston), Katie Gustafson (S.Hamilton), Riley Norman (Roosevelt), Brittany Peterson (Spencer), Katie Schechinger (IKM), Kionna Kellogg (Ames), Amber Kirschbaum (Spirit Lake), & Jess McDowell (AGWSR). Coaches are Adam DeJoode (SE Polk) and BJ Mayer (Iowa City West)."
full article: http://www.iowabca.org/selectresults.html
full article: http://www.iowabca.org/selectresults.html
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Out & About: Rails/IBCA Select Blue
Monday, March 31, 2008
Out & About: Rails/IBCA Select Blue
#4 posting 3.31.2008
your daily dose of girls basketball news & information
This game took place on Sunday, March 30
IOWA STATE AAU TOURNAMENT
Des Moines Hoover JUNIOR ELIGIBLE D2 CHAMPIONSHIP
RAILS 70, IBCA SELECT BLUE 56
This game featured the school based Des Moines Lincoln Rails and the younger, much younger IBCA Select Blue multi-school team. Blue is primarily 9th and 8th graders. They were up against a team that knows each other inside and out and the Rails featured Sara Wagner, a first team CIML Metro player, and Kelsie Reeves, a second team member. The Rails built big leads, then held on as the Blues rallied. The Rails made 15 free throws in the fourth quarter for a 70-56 championship win for the Rails.
The Blues grabbed the early lead with a trey from Al Oney on the second possession. The Rails answered with a Wagner basket from the left corner, but didn't take the lead until the 5:46 mark with a &1 by Amber Streyffler on a transition basket. That started a five straight scoring string by the Rails and a 9/11 sequence the rest of the half on a 19-6 run. Streyffler had 11 of the 21 first quarter points for the Rails. The young Blues had two droughts of 4 and 5 in the quarter. The Rails led 21-9 at the quarter.
Neither team had much success at the start of the second quarter with only one score by Oney of the Blues in the first 9 combined possessions. Then the Rails caught fire again.
They had an 8/10 offensive sequence and a 17-6 run. It was a 38-19 lead for the Rails at half.
That Rail lead ballooned out to 47-24 lead with 5 minutes left in the third quarter. The Blues started clicking at that point. It was the Rails catching fire in the last five minutes in the first half. The Baby Blues had a 16-6 run to finish the third quarter. The Blues had five straight scores. 7 different Blues scored in the quarter. The quarter ended on a Taylor Shull basket to make it 51-40.
The Rails used 15 made free throws to hold off the Blues in the fourth quarter. The Rails only made two field goals in the final frame. The Blues were able to cut the margin to single digits at 54-45 with 5:02 left. That was as close as it was going to get. The Rails were deadly at the line and the Blues could never gain traction. Reeves was in control with the ball and at the line. She ended up with 20 point, 12 in this quarter.
photos: #1 Taylor Shull of IBCA Blue launches a three with Sara Wagner watching. #2 8 arms, 1 ball. photos by Teas.
key: player (school) points, possessions, pp100, floor %
RAILS
all the Rails go to Des Moines Lincoln
STARTERS
Amber Streyffler 19, 15, 126.7, .600 jump started the Rails with 11 points in the first quarter. decent shot. runs the floor.
Sara Wagner 5, 10, 50.0, .300 didn't score as much as in the semis, but provided a strong presence on defense.
Kelsie Reeves 20, 16, 125.0, .625 in command again. did not miss at the line 10/10. runs the floor. good vision. drew two charges.
Caitlin Wilson 9, 6, 150.0, .667 post player.
Kailie O'Conner 6, 5, 120.0, .600
BENCH
Nategia Cameron 2, 3, 66.7, .333 post. more defensive oriented.
Jessica Baxter 4, 3, 133.3, .667
Kassidy Simmons 5, 5, 100.0, .400 back up point
Haley Wood 0, 1, 0.0, .000
Laurie Tremain 0, 1, 0.0, .000 post
April Magnuson 0, 1, 0.0, .000
IBCA SELECT BLUE
STARTERS
Al Oney (Cedar Rapids Washington) 13, 10, 130.0, .500 smaller sister of Kaitlin. Has the same aggressive attacking attitude. made two 3s, and added an old fashioned three point play. As a sign of respect Wagner defended her.
Ashley Zobel (Battle Creek-Ida Grove) 7, 10, 70.0, .300 has long limbs, perimeter. has 3 range.
Mackenzie Piper (Keokuk) 2, 5, 40.0, .200 perimeter. fouled out.
Danielle Herdliska (Solon) 1, 4, 25.0, .250 point guard. needs to keep vision up.
Aimee Osborne (Sidney) 5, 6, 83.3, .500 post type. led Blues with defensive rebounds. gets off the floor. needs to use legs in free throws. was 1/4 at the line.
BENCH
Taylor Shull (Mt. Pleasant) 13, 13, 100.0, .462 guard, has a good change of pace, made a two 3s. on defense needs to keep balance, not lunge.
Jessie Pauley (Battle Creek-Ida Grove) 8, 6, 133.3, .667 can score in and out. tweener.
Amber Paden (North Iowa) 4, 6, 66.7, .333 post player.
Whitney Van Wyk (SE Polk) 3, 4, 75.0, .250 perimeter. made a 3.
Liz Skotowski (Mt. Vernon) 2, 4, 50.0, .250 perimeter
TRENCH PLAYER
Amber Streyffler
BY THE NUMBERS
Rails 70, 66, 106.1, .515
IBCA Blue 56, 68, 85.3, .309
made 3s: IBCA Blue 6, Rails 1
ftm/fta-ft%: Rails 21/24-.875; IBCA Blue 6/11-.545
bench: IBCA Blue 28, Rails 11
Free throws were a big factor in the contest with the Rails making about double the attempts of IBCA Blue.
The Rails had 12 points in transition, while the Blues had 2.
DEFENSIVE WRAPS
RAILS
Sara Wagner 10
Caitlin Wilson 9
Amber Streyffler 5
Kelsie Reeves 4
Kailie O'Connoer 4
Nategia Cameron 2
totals: 34
IBCA BLUE
Aimee Osborne 6
Jessie Pauley 4.5
Mackenzie Piper 3
Amber Paden 3
Whitney Van Wyk 3
Ashley Zobel 2
Danielle Herdliska 2
Taylor Shull 1
Liz Skotowski 1
totals: 27
Next up: tomorrow morning
your daily dose of girls basketball news & information
This game took place on Sunday, March 30
IOWA STATE AAU TOURNAMENT
Des Moines Hoover JUNIOR ELIGIBLE D2 CHAMPIONSHIP
RAILS 70, IBCA SELECT BLUE 56
This game featured the school based Des Moines Lincoln Rails and the younger, much younger IBCA Select Blue multi-school team. Blue is primarily 9th and 8th graders. They were up against a team that knows each other inside and out and the Rails featured Sara Wagner, a first team CIML Metro player, and Kelsie Reeves, a second team member. The Rails built big leads, then held on as the Blues rallied. The Rails made 15 free throws in the fourth quarter for a 70-56 championship win for the Rails.
The Blues grabbed the early lead with a trey from Al Oney on the second possession. The Rails answered with a Wagner basket from the left corner, but didn't take the lead until the 5:46 mark with a &1 by Amber Streyffler on a transition basket. That started a five straight scoring string by the Rails and a 9/11 sequence the rest of the half on a 19-6 run. Streyffler had 11 of the 21 first quarter points for the Rails. The young Blues had two droughts of 4 and 5 in the quarter. The Rails led 21-9 at the quarter.Neither team had much success at the start of the second quarter with only one score by Oney of the Blues in the first 9 combined possessions. Then the Rails caught fire again.
They had an 8/10 offensive sequence and a 17-6 run. It was a 38-19 lead for the Rails at half.That Rail lead ballooned out to 47-24 lead with 5 minutes left in the third quarter. The Blues started clicking at that point. It was the Rails catching fire in the last five minutes in the first half. The Baby Blues had a 16-6 run to finish the third quarter. The Blues had five straight scores. 7 different Blues scored in the quarter. The quarter ended on a Taylor Shull basket to make it 51-40.
The Rails used 15 made free throws to hold off the Blues in the fourth quarter. The Rails only made two field goals in the final frame. The Blues were able to cut the margin to single digits at 54-45 with 5:02 left. That was as close as it was going to get. The Rails were deadly at the line and the Blues could never gain traction. Reeves was in control with the ball and at the line. She ended up with 20 point, 12 in this quarter.
photos: #1 Taylor Shull of IBCA Blue launches a three with Sara Wagner watching. #2 8 arms, 1 ball. photos by Teas.
key: player (school) points, possessions, pp100, floor %
RAILS
all the Rails go to Des Moines Lincoln
STARTERS
Amber Streyffler 19, 15, 126.7, .600 jump started the Rails with 11 points in the first quarter. decent shot. runs the floor.
Sara Wagner 5, 10, 50.0, .300 didn't score as much as in the semis, but provided a strong presence on defense.
Kelsie Reeves 20, 16, 125.0, .625 in command again. did not miss at the line 10/10. runs the floor. good vision. drew two charges.
Caitlin Wilson 9, 6, 150.0, .667 post player.
Kailie O'Conner 6, 5, 120.0, .600
BENCH
Nategia Cameron 2, 3, 66.7, .333 post. more defensive oriented.
Jessica Baxter 4, 3, 133.3, .667
Kassidy Simmons 5, 5, 100.0, .400 back up point
Haley Wood 0, 1, 0.0, .000
Laurie Tremain 0, 1, 0.0, .000 post
April Magnuson 0, 1, 0.0, .000
IBCA SELECT BLUE
STARTERS
Al Oney (Cedar Rapids Washington) 13, 10, 130.0, .500 smaller sister of Kaitlin. Has the same aggressive attacking attitude. made two 3s, and added an old fashioned three point play. As a sign of respect Wagner defended her.
Ashley Zobel (Battle Creek-Ida Grove) 7, 10, 70.0, .300 has long limbs, perimeter. has 3 range.
Mackenzie Piper (Keokuk) 2, 5, 40.0, .200 perimeter. fouled out.
Danielle Herdliska (Solon) 1, 4, 25.0, .250 point guard. needs to keep vision up.
Aimee Osborne (Sidney) 5, 6, 83.3, .500 post type. led Blues with defensive rebounds. gets off the floor. needs to use legs in free throws. was 1/4 at the line.
BENCH
Taylor Shull (Mt. Pleasant) 13, 13, 100.0, .462 guard, has a good change of pace, made a two 3s. on defense needs to keep balance, not lunge.
Jessie Pauley (Battle Creek-Ida Grove) 8, 6, 133.3, .667 can score in and out. tweener.
Amber Paden (North Iowa) 4, 6, 66.7, .333 post player.
Whitney Van Wyk (SE Polk) 3, 4, 75.0, .250 perimeter. made a 3.
Liz Skotowski (Mt. Vernon) 2, 4, 50.0, .250 perimeter
TRENCH PLAYERAmber Streyffler
BY THE NUMBERS
Rails 70, 66, 106.1, .515
IBCA Blue 56, 68, 85.3, .309
made 3s: IBCA Blue 6, Rails 1
ftm/fta-ft%: Rails 21/24-.875; IBCA Blue 6/11-.545
bench: IBCA Blue 28, Rails 11
Free throws were a big factor in the contest with the Rails making about double the attempts of IBCA Blue.
The Rails had 12 points in transition, while the Blues had 2.
DEFENSIVE WRAPS
RAILS
Sara Wagner 10
Caitlin Wilson 9
Amber Streyffler 5
Kelsie Reeves 4
Kailie O'Connoer 4
Nategia Cameron 2
totals: 34
IBCA BLUE
Aimee Osborne 6
Jessie Pauley 4.5
Mackenzie Piper 3
Amber Paden 3
Whitney Van Wyk 3
Ashley Zobel 2
Danielle Herdliska 2
Taylor Shull 1
Liz Skotowski 1
totals: 27
Next up: tomorrow morning
Labels: aau out about 2008, IBCA Blue, Rails
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