Girls' basketball: Iowan named MVP in Dakota tournament DesMoinesRegister.com The Des Moines Register
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Katie Schechinger of IKM of Manilla-Manning was named most valuable player after her Iowa Basketball Coaches Association Select Team won the 32-team Miss Basketball Dakota Showcase last weekend in Sioux Falls, S.D.
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Trisha Nesbitt of Ames and Jess McDowell of AGWSR were also named to the all-tournament team. The IBCA team went 6-0 and beat Nebraska Bison Select in the title game, 72-49.Also on the team were Jamie Printy, Linn-Mar; Katelyn Sunde, D.M. East; Katie Gustafson, South Hamilton; Riley Norman, D.M. Roosevelt; Brittany Peterson, Spencer; Kionna Kellogg, Ames; and Amber Kirschbaum, Spirit Lake.Coaching the IBCA team were Adam DeJoode, Southeast Polk; B.J. Mayer, Iowa City West; and Joel Sullivan, Ames.The IBCA Select Team will next play at the Nike End of the Trail Tournament in Portland, Oregon July 6-9.
Monday, June 30, 2008
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IBCA Select Red / Montana Elite
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Sunday, June 29, 2008
Out & About: IBCA Select Red/Montana Elite
#4 posting 6.29.2008
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this game took place on Friday
DAKOTA SHOWCASE
POOL PLAY
IBCA SELECT RED 92, MONTANA ELITE 46
This was the first game I saw of 13 over two days. Due to the sheer volume I will give quick recaps.
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IBCA ran over Montana in the first of 9 straight games I charted. The odd thing was Montana led 3-2 and another at 5-4. By half time IBCA had enough to win the game as they led 48-21.
IBCA broke the pre-tournament record of 88 points and tied a tournament record with 33 made 2 pointers in this game. IBCA played with the precision of a fine German made car. In the first half IBCA had a scoring string of five. In the second half they one of seven. Droughts were few and far between.
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Montana relied on the 3 as they had three players 5-4 on the roster and only one player 6-0 or above. Also IBCA was physically stronger. Montana's droughts included stretches in the first half of 9, and 5; and 6 and 8 in the second.
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You can see the entire photo gallery of the IBCA Select Red vs Montana Elite game at kevinanderson.photostockplus.com (except the photo I took of the floor, I deleted that one).
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my comments on players are going to be brief unless something really struck me. I have analyzed IBCA earlier in the season.
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key: players, school, points, possessions, pp100, floor %
IBCA SELECT RED
STARTERS
Kionna Kellogg, Ames 14, 8, 175.0, .875 forward. an athletic performance. built to run
Jaime Printy, Linn-Mar 10, 9, 111.1, .444 point guard
Brittany Peterson, Spencer 12, 7, 171.4, .714 toughnosed guard
Jessica McDowell, AGWSR 17, 8, 212.5, 1.000 post player headed to Northern Iowa. In four previous games this year she has been very quiet. In fact her total points in the four games I watched before came up to 16. Playing with much more authority and looking to make an impact.
Katelyn Sunde, Johnston 4, 7, 57.1, .286 shooting guard. at times passes not crisp
BENCH
Riley Norman, Des Moines Roosevelt 8, 6, 133.3, .667 lean taller perimeter
Katie Gustafson, South Hamilton 2, 7, 28.6, .143 shooting guard
Amber Kirschbaum, Spirit Lake 6, 7, 85.7, .429 jumping jack post
Trisha Nesbitt, Ames 3, 5, 60.0, .200 point guard
Katie Schechinger, IKM-Manning 16, 11, 145.5, .727 also had a strong performance. more comfortable facing the basket.
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MONTANA ELITE
STARTERS
Monica Hollowell, Huntley Project 5, 18, 27.8, .111 three point shooter. took deep, deep, another zip code deep, 3s.
Jordan Pfau, Arlee 11, 9, 122.2, .444, scored on a couple of put backs
Lauren Hoffman, Custer 0, 4, 0.0, .000
Brooke Pokorny, Butte Central Catholic 8, 16, 50.0, .188 showed frustration later in the game over a lack of a call.
Cassondra Kleven, Williston, ND 10, 6, 166.7, .667 another 3 point shooter
BENCH
Melanie Graham, Granite 0, 10, 0.0, .000 passing against pressure needs to improve.
Arica Myhre, Custer 4, 6, 66.7, .333
Stephanie Nollmeyer, Savage 8, 4, 200.0, 1.000
Camie McCaffree, Melstone 0, 1, 0.0, .000
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TRENCH PLAYER
Jessica McDowell---floor % 1000; pp100 over 200
BY THE NUMBERS
IBCA Select Red 92, 75, 122.7, .573
Montana Elite 46, 74, 62.2, .257
made 3s/&1s: IBCA 3/3; Montana 5/1
ftm/fta-ft%: IBCA 17/18-.944; Montana 5/5-1.000
bench: IBCA 35, Montana 12
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DEFENSIVE WRAPS
IBCA SELECT RED
Amber Kirschbaum 8
Brittany Peterson 6
Jessica McDowell 6
Trisha Nesbitt 4
Katie Schechinger 4
Kionna Kellogg 3
Riley Norman 3
Jaime Printy 2
Katie Gustafson 2
Katelyn Sunde 1
totals: 39
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MONTANA ELITE
Jordan Pfau 6
Monica Hollowell 3
Lauren Hoffman 3
Stephanie Nollmeyer 3
Camie McCaffree 3
Brooke Pokorny
Arica Myhre 1
totals: 20
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ASSISTS
IBCA SELECT RED
Jaime Printy 7
Katie Gustafson 5
Trisha Nesbitt 4
Kionna Kellogg 3
Brittany Peterson 3
Katie Schechinger 3
Riley Norman 2
Amber Kirschbaum 2
Katelyn Sunde 1
totals: 30
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MONTANA ELITE
Monica Hollowell 4
Jordan Pfau 4
Brooke Pokorny 3
Stephanie Nollmeyer 2
Casondra Kleven 1
Arica Myhre 1
Camie McCaffree 1
totals: 16
Sunday, June 29, 2008
Out & About: IBCA Select Red/Montana Elite
#4 posting 6.29.2008
your daily dose of girls basketball news & information
this game took place on Friday
DAKOTA SHOWCASE
POOL PLAY
IBCA SELECT RED 92, MONTANA ELITE 46
This was the first game I saw of 13 over two days. Due to the sheer volume I will give quick recaps.
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IBCA ran over Montana in the first of 9 straight games I charted. The odd thing was Montana led 3-2 and another at 5-4. By half time IBCA had enough to win the game as they led 48-21.
IBCA broke the pre-tournament record of 88 points and tied a tournament record with 33 made 2 pointers in this game. IBCA played with the precision of a fine German made car. In the first half IBCA had a scoring string of five. In the second half they one of seven. Droughts were few and far between.
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Montana relied on the 3 as they had three players 5-4 on the roster and only one player 6-0 or above. Also IBCA was physically stronger. Montana's droughts included stretches in the first half of 9, and 5; and 6 and 8 in the second.
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You can see the entire photo gallery of the IBCA Select Red vs Montana Elite game at kevinanderson.photostockplus.com (except the photo I took of the floor, I deleted that one).
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my comments on players are going to be brief unless something really struck me. I have analyzed IBCA earlier in the season.
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key: players, school, points, possessions, pp100, floor %
IBCA SELECT RED
STARTERS
Kionna Kellogg, Ames 14, 8, 175.0, .875 forward. an athletic performance. built to run
Jaime Printy, Linn-Mar 10, 9, 111.1, .444 point guard
Brittany Peterson, Spencer 12, 7, 171.4, .714 toughnosed guard
Jessica McDowell, AGWSR 17, 8, 212.5, 1.000 post player headed to Northern Iowa. In four previous games this year she has been very quiet. In fact her total points in the four games I watched before came up to 16. Playing with much more authority and looking to make an impact.
Katelyn Sunde, Johnston 4, 7, 57.1, .286 shooting guard. at times passes not crisp
BENCH
Riley Norman, Des Moines Roosevelt 8, 6, 133.3, .667 lean taller perimeter
Katie Gustafson, South Hamilton 2, 7, 28.6, .143 shooting guard
Amber Kirschbaum, Spirit Lake 6, 7, 85.7, .429 jumping jack post
Trisha Nesbitt, Ames 3, 5, 60.0, .200 point guard
Katie Schechinger, IKM-Manning 16, 11, 145.5, .727 also had a strong performance. more comfortable facing the basket.
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MONTANA ELITE
STARTERS
Monica Hollowell, Huntley Project 5, 18, 27.8, .111 three point shooter. took deep, deep, another zip code deep, 3s.
Jordan Pfau, Arlee 11, 9, 122.2, .444, scored on a couple of put backs
Lauren Hoffman, Custer 0, 4, 0.0, .000
Brooke Pokorny, Butte Central Catholic 8, 16, 50.0, .188 showed frustration later in the game over a lack of a call.
Cassondra Kleven, Williston, ND 10, 6, 166.7, .667 another 3 point shooter
BENCH
Melanie Graham, Granite 0, 10, 0.0, .000 passing against pressure needs to improve.
Arica Myhre, Custer 4, 6, 66.7, .333
Stephanie Nollmeyer, Savage 8, 4, 200.0, 1.000
Camie McCaffree, Melstone 0, 1, 0.0, .000
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TRENCH PLAYER
Jessica McDowell---floor % 1000; pp100 over 200
BY THE NUMBERS
IBCA Select Red 92, 75, 122.7, .573
Montana Elite 46, 74, 62.2, .257
made 3s/&1s: IBCA 3/3; Montana 5/1
ftm/fta-ft%: IBCA 17/18-.944; Montana 5/5-1.000
bench: IBCA 35, Montana 12
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DEFENSIVE WRAPS
IBCA SELECT RED
Amber Kirschbaum 8
Brittany Peterson 6
Jessica McDowell 6
Trisha Nesbitt 4
Katie Schechinger 4
Kionna Kellogg 3
Riley Norman 3
Jaime Printy 2
Katie Gustafson 2
Katelyn Sunde 1
totals: 39
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MONTANA ELITE
Jordan Pfau 6
Monica Hollowell 3
Lauren Hoffman 3
Stephanie Nollmeyer 3
Camie McCaffree 3
Brooke Pokorny
Arica Myhre 1
totals: 20
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ASSISTS
IBCA SELECT RED
Jaime Printy 7
Katie Gustafson 5
Trisha Nesbitt 4
Kionna Kellogg 3
Brittany Peterson 3
Katie Schechinger 3
Riley Norman 2
Amber Kirschbaum 2
Katelyn Sunde 1
totals: 30
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MONTANA ELITE
Monica Hollowell 4
Jordan Pfau 4
Brooke Pokorny 3
Stephanie Nollmeyer 2
Casondra Kleven 1
Arica Myhre 1
Camie McCaffree 1
totals: 16
Dakota Showcase All Tournament
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Dakota Showcase All Touranment
#1 posting 6.29.2008your daily dose of girls basketball news & informationDAKOTA SHOWCASE ALL TOURNAMENTThe Sioux Falls Argus Leader looks at the Dakota Showcase Saturday results with the emphasis on South Dakota teams.The All Tournament team has been named. Tournament champion IBCA had three players make the All Tournament team. Katie Schechinger of IBCA Select Red was named MVP. Nebraska had six total players on the list. Tina Fisher of Metro Stars Black was the only Minnesota player named.Ashley Eide of Sioux Falls Washington led all players with 121 points in six games, 20.7 ppg. She page 11 and 15. Tournament champ IBCA Select Red did not have a player in the top 25 showcasing their balance.Here is the final standings (by stateIowa 12-4 .750Nebraska 23-11 .676Minnesota 20-22 .476South Dakota 10-14 .417Kansas 5-8 .385North Dakota 5-13 .278Montana 1-4 .200
Sunday, June 29, 2008
Dakota Showcase All Touranment
#1 posting 6.29.2008your daily dose of girls basketball news & informationDAKOTA SHOWCASE ALL TOURNAMENTThe Sioux Falls Argus Leader looks at the Dakota Showcase Saturday results with the emphasis on South Dakota teams.The All Tournament team has been named. Tournament champion IBCA had three players make the All Tournament team. Katie Schechinger of IBCA Select Red was named MVP. Nebraska had six total players on the list. Tina Fisher of Metro Stars Black was the only Minnesota player named.Ashley Eide of Sioux Falls Washington led all players with 121 points in six games, 20.7 ppg. She page 11 and 15. Tournament champ IBCA Select Red did not have a player in the top 25 showcasing their balance.Here is the final standings (by stateIowa 12-4 .750Nebraska 23-11 .676Minnesota 20-22 .476South Dakota 10-14 .417Kansas 5-8 .385North Dakota 5-13 .278Montana 1-4 .200
IBCA Wins Dakota Showcase Title
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Saturday, June 28, 2008
IBCA Wins Dakota Showcase Title
#4 posting 6.28.2008your daily dose of girls basketball news & informationIBCA WINS DAKOTA SHOWCASE TITLEIBCA Select Red won the Dakota Showcase crown with a 72-49 victory over CSS Bison. IBCA used their balance, and depth in bringing home the trophy. Both teams came up short in the last two tournaments. IBCA lost a heart breaker to North Tartan Larson in the Summer Jam semifinals two weeks ago. In replay from last weekend, CSS Bison lost to Team WI Select Samuels in the championship at the All Iowa Attack. The similarity was the Bison had to play the championship game one hour after the semifinals.The Bison jumped out to a 12-3 lead early with five scores in the first six possessions. After that initial outburst IBCA outscored the Bison 69-37. Late in the first half IBCA scored on seven straight possessions in a 16-4 run. At half time IBCA led 34-31. Foul problems mounted for the Bison. IBCA ran their offense to precision again in the second half as they had a 20-5 run. During that stretch the Bison bench was slapped with a technical. Later in the half IBCA had an eight possession scoring streak (and 11/12 streak). At one point IBCA held the ball for over two minutes as the Bison stayed in their zone. IBCA's Jamie Printy led both teams with 17 points. Every player scored for IBCA.In the quarterfinals the Bison beat the 2007 champs Metro Stars Black 52-40, the game I charted. The Bison raced out to another early lead (12-3). The pressure and transition game were in high gear while MSB couldn't get any rhythm on offense. At half time the Bison led 30-11. MSB had a much better second half with a 29-23 advantage. However CSS Bison won the game 53-40.In the other semi IBCA beat Pinnacle Bank Nebraska 56-47.
Saturday, June 28, 2008
IBCA Wins Dakota Showcase Title
#4 posting 6.28.2008your daily dose of girls basketball news & informationIBCA WINS DAKOTA SHOWCASE TITLEIBCA Select Red won the Dakota Showcase crown with a 72-49 victory over CSS Bison. IBCA used their balance, and depth in bringing home the trophy. Both teams came up short in the last two tournaments. IBCA lost a heart breaker to North Tartan Larson in the Summer Jam semifinals two weeks ago. In replay from last weekend, CSS Bison lost to Team WI Select Samuels in the championship at the All Iowa Attack. The similarity was the Bison had to play the championship game one hour after the semifinals.The Bison jumped out to a 12-3 lead early with five scores in the first six possessions. After that initial outburst IBCA outscored the Bison 69-37. Late in the first half IBCA scored on seven straight possessions in a 16-4 run. At half time IBCA led 34-31. Foul problems mounted for the Bison. IBCA ran their offense to precision again in the second half as they had a 20-5 run. During that stretch the Bison bench was slapped with a technical. Later in the half IBCA had an eight possession scoring streak (and 11/12 streak). At one point IBCA held the ball for over two minutes as the Bison stayed in their zone. IBCA's Jamie Printy led both teams with 17 points. Every player scored for IBCA.In the quarterfinals the Bison beat the 2007 champs Metro Stars Black 52-40, the game I charted. The Bison raced out to another early lead (12-3). The pressure and transition game were in high gear while MSB couldn't get any rhythm on offense. At half time the Bison led 30-11. MSB had a much better second half with a 29-23 advantage. However CSS Bison won the game 53-40.In the other semi IBCA beat Pinnacle Bank Nebraska 56-47.
Red Team won the 32 team Miss Basketball Dakota Showcase
Subject: Dakota ShowcaseDate: Mon, 30 Jun 2008 09:16:50 -0500
For Immediate Release
The IBCA (Iowa Basketball Coaches Association) Girls Select Red Team won the 32 team Miss Basketball Dakota Showcase over the weekend in Sioux Falls, SD. The tournament featured 32 all-star teams from 8 states. IBCA Select previously won the took the championship in 2005 and is the only Iowa team to ever win the event. They finished 6-0 cruising through pool play and surviving 2 tough bracket play games before blowing out Nebraska Bison Select 72-49 in the final.
Players include Trisha Nesbitt (Ames), Jaime Printy (Linn-Mar), Katelyn Sunde (DM East), Katie Gustafson (S.Hamilton), Riley Norman (DM Roosevelt), Brittany Peterson (Spencer), Katie Schechinger (IKM-Manning), Kionna Kellogg (Ames), Jess McDowell (AGWSR), & Amber Kirschbaum (Spirit Lake). The team is coached by Adam DeJoode (SE Polk), Joel Sullivan (Ames), & BJ Mayer (Iowa City West).
Nesbitt and McDowell were named to the All-Tournament Team with Schechinger being named tournament MVP. The IBCA Select Team will next play at the Nike End of the Trail Tournament in Portland, Oregon July 6-9.
For Immediate Release
The IBCA (Iowa Basketball Coaches Association) Girls Select Red Team won the 32 team Miss Basketball Dakota Showcase over the weekend in Sioux Falls, SD. The tournament featured 32 all-star teams from 8 states. IBCA Select previously won the took the championship in 2005 and is the only Iowa team to ever win the event. They finished 6-0 cruising through pool play and surviving 2 tough bracket play games before blowing out Nebraska Bison Select 72-49 in the final.
Players include Trisha Nesbitt (Ames), Jaime Printy (Linn-Mar), Katelyn Sunde (DM East), Katie Gustafson (S.Hamilton), Riley Norman (DM Roosevelt), Brittany Peterson (Spencer), Katie Schechinger (IKM-Manning), Kionna Kellogg (Ames), Jess McDowell (AGWSR), & Amber Kirschbaum (Spirit Lake). The team is coached by Adam DeJoode (SE Polk), Joel Sullivan (Ames), & BJ Mayer (Iowa City West).
Nesbitt and McDowell were named to the All-Tournament Team with Schechinger being named tournament MVP. The IBCA Select Team will next play at the Nike End of the Trail Tournament in Portland, Oregon July 6-9.
Monday, June 16, 2008
Merto Stars 15s / IBCA Select Blue
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Monday, June 16, 2008
Out & About: Metro Stars 15s/IBCA Select Blue
#2 posting 6.16.2008your daily dose of girls basketball news & informationthis game took place Saturday, June 14, 2008Summer Jam 15u DivisionBloomington Jefferson METRO STARS 63, IBCA SELECT BLUE 36The Metro Stars did not have a problem beating the younger and smaller IBCA 14 team 63-36. On top of that this was the first tournament experience for IBCA Select since March.The Stars led 7-0 after their first four possessions. That prompted a time out by IBCA. They did score on their next possession. That started the best stretch for IBCA where they had a 7-6 advantage to close to 13-7. IBCA had to use their second time out at 14-7 due to the back court pressure applied by the Stars. An 8 possession drought stopped what little momentum IBCA had started. The Stars didn't really seize advantage at that stage either only adding four points. The Stars kept adding to their margin and led 32-17 at half time. Haley Thomforde had 9 at the break for the Stars, while Taylor Shull had all 8 of her points in the first half to lead IBCA.IBCA had another severe drought in the second half, this time 11 empty trips. The Stars led at that point 42-18. The Stars were headed in the opposite direction with six straight scoring trips. That pushed the score to 51-24 with about 7 minutes left and the margin remained the same the rest of the way.
photos: #1 Brooke Brown is fouled on the way in for a lay up. #2. Aimee Osborne shoots over Rachel Leitz for IBCA. photos by kjakey: player, school, points, possessions, pp100, floor %METRO STARSSTARTERSHana Potter, Hopkins 5, 5, 100.0, .200 post player. had the height and muscle advantage inside. opened scoring with an &1 play.Grace Veker, Edina 6, 7, 85.7, .429 bigger guardBrooke Brown, Chaska 13, 13, 100.0, .538 point guard, went to the line four times. looks to driveRachel Leitz, Champlin Park 4, 5, 80.0, .400 perimeter, can score when hit.Haley Thomforde, Eastview 13, 8, 162.5, .750 guard. moves without the ball. has 3 range.BENCHEllen Edison, Maple Grove 7, 9, 77.8, .333 guard. has 3 range. runs the floorErica Gress, Apple Valley 8, 10, 80.0, .400 post. does a lot of scoring on second chancers. uses her body and position well.Jean Theis, Shakopee 0, 2, 0.0, .000 post. needs to get meaner and get into the fray.Taylor Cullers, Eastview 6, 5, 120.0, .600 guard scored off the jumper and transitionJulia Wiemer, Hopkins 1, 4, 25.0, .250 guardIBCA SELECT BLUE 14STARTERSAl Oney, Cedar Rapids Washington 4, 7, 57.1, .286 guard, scrapper, scored in transition and off the dribble.Whitney Van Wyk, Southeast Polk 2, 9, 22.2, .111 point guard. needs to improve ball handling/decision making against pressureJessie Pauley, Battle Creek-Ida Grove 3, 6, 50.0, .333 needs to improve ball handling vs pressure defense.Ashley Zobel, Battle Creek-Ida Grove 0, 7, 0.0, .000 guard, 3 point shot not droppingAimee Osborne, Sidney 6, 4, 150.0, .750 post. didn't score until the second half. has decent jumping abilityBENCHAmber Paden, North Iowa 3, 4, 75.0, .500 postTaylor Shull, Mt. Pleasant 8, 9, 88.9, .333 guard. provided half the offense in the first half. has 3 range with two made in the game.Danielle Herdliska, Solon 4, 7, 57.1, .286 point guard needs to dribble with head up vs pressure and avoid the sidelines. needs to avoid the spin. needs to keep the ball tighter.Mckenzie Piper, Keokuk 6, 11, 54.5, .364 went to the line five times.Liz Skotowski, Mt. Vernon 0, 5, 0.0, .000TRENCH PLAYERHaley ThomfordeBY THE NUMBERSMetro Stars 63, 68, 92.6, .441IBCA Select 36, 69, 52.2, .261made 3s/&1s: MS 2/1; IBCA 3/0ftm/fta-ft%: MS 15/24-.625; IBCA 11/22-.500bench: MS 22, IBCA 21DEFENSIVE WRAPSMETRO STARSHana Potter 7Erica Gress 7Brooke Brown 4Julia Wiemer 3Jean Theis 3Grace Veker 2Hayley Thomforde 2Rachel Leitz 1Taylor Cullers 1Ellen Edison 1totals: 31IBCA SELECTAmber Paden 5Aimee Osborne 4Jessie Pauley 3.5Ashley Zobel 3.5Danielle Herdliska 3Al Oney 2Whiney Van Wyk 2Taylor Shull 1Mckenzie Piper 1Liz Skotowski 1totals: 26ASSISTSMETRO STARSBrooke Brown 4Rachel Leitz 4Haley Thomforde 4Julia Wiemer 3Grace Veker 3Hana Potter 3Ellen Edison 1Erica Gress 1Taylor Cullers 1Jean Theis 1totals: 25IBCA SELECTDanielle Herdliska 5Taylor Shull 3Ashley Zobel 2Al Oney 1Whitney Van Wyk 1Amber Paden 1Liz Skotowski 1totals: 14
Monday, June 16, 2008
Out & About: Metro Stars 15s/IBCA Select Blue
#2 posting 6.16.2008your daily dose of girls basketball news & informationthis game took place Saturday, June 14, 2008Summer Jam 15u DivisionBloomington Jefferson METRO STARS 63, IBCA SELECT BLUE 36The Metro Stars did not have a problem beating the younger and smaller IBCA 14 team 63-36. On top of that this was the first tournament experience for IBCA Select since March.The Stars led 7-0 after their first four possessions. That prompted a time out by IBCA. They did score on their next possession. That started the best stretch for IBCA where they had a 7-6 advantage to close to 13-7. IBCA had to use their second time out at 14-7 due to the back court pressure applied by the Stars. An 8 possession drought stopped what little momentum IBCA had started. The Stars didn't really seize advantage at that stage either only adding four points. The Stars kept adding to their margin and led 32-17 at half time. Haley Thomforde had 9 at the break for the Stars, while Taylor Shull had all 8 of her points in the first half to lead IBCA.IBCA had another severe drought in the second half, this time 11 empty trips. The Stars led at that point 42-18. The Stars were headed in the opposite direction with six straight scoring trips. That pushed the score to 51-24 with about 7 minutes left and the margin remained the same the rest of the way.
photos: #1 Brooke Brown is fouled on the way in for a lay up. #2. Aimee Osborne shoots over Rachel Leitz for IBCA. photos by kjakey: player, school, points, possessions, pp100, floor %METRO STARSSTARTERSHana Potter, Hopkins 5, 5, 100.0, .200 post player. had the height and muscle advantage inside. opened scoring with an &1 play.Grace Veker, Edina 6, 7, 85.7, .429 bigger guardBrooke Brown, Chaska 13, 13, 100.0, .538 point guard, went to the line four times. looks to driveRachel Leitz, Champlin Park 4, 5, 80.0, .400 perimeter, can score when hit.Haley Thomforde, Eastview 13, 8, 162.5, .750 guard. moves without the ball. has 3 range.BENCHEllen Edison, Maple Grove 7, 9, 77.8, .333 guard. has 3 range. runs the floorErica Gress, Apple Valley 8, 10, 80.0, .400 post. does a lot of scoring on second chancers. uses her body and position well.Jean Theis, Shakopee 0, 2, 0.0, .000 post. needs to get meaner and get into the fray.Taylor Cullers, Eastview 6, 5, 120.0, .600 guard scored off the jumper and transitionJulia Wiemer, Hopkins 1, 4, 25.0, .250 guardIBCA SELECT BLUE 14STARTERSAl Oney, Cedar Rapids Washington 4, 7, 57.1, .286 guard, scrapper, scored in transition and off the dribble.Whitney Van Wyk, Southeast Polk 2, 9, 22.2, .111 point guard. needs to improve ball handling/decision making against pressureJessie Pauley, Battle Creek-Ida Grove 3, 6, 50.0, .333 needs to improve ball handling vs pressure defense.Ashley Zobel, Battle Creek-Ida Grove 0, 7, 0.0, .000 guard, 3 point shot not droppingAimee Osborne, Sidney 6, 4, 150.0, .750 post. didn't score until the second half. has decent jumping abilityBENCHAmber Paden, North Iowa 3, 4, 75.0, .500 postTaylor Shull, Mt. Pleasant 8, 9, 88.9, .333 guard. provided half the offense in the first half. has 3 range with two made in the game.Danielle Herdliska, Solon 4, 7, 57.1, .286 point guard needs to dribble with head up vs pressure and avoid the sidelines. needs to avoid the spin. needs to keep the ball tighter.Mckenzie Piper, Keokuk 6, 11, 54.5, .364 went to the line five times.Liz Skotowski, Mt. Vernon 0, 5, 0.0, .000TRENCH PLAYERHaley ThomfordeBY THE NUMBERSMetro Stars 63, 68, 92.6, .441IBCA Select 36, 69, 52.2, .261made 3s/&1s: MS 2/1; IBCA 3/0ftm/fta-ft%: MS 15/24-.625; IBCA 11/22-.500bench: MS 22, IBCA 21DEFENSIVE WRAPSMETRO STARSHana Potter 7Erica Gress 7Brooke Brown 4Julia Wiemer 3Jean Theis 3Grace Veker 2Hayley Thomforde 2Rachel Leitz 1Taylor Cullers 1Ellen Edison 1totals: 31IBCA SELECTAmber Paden 5Aimee Osborne 4Jessie Pauley 3.5Ashley Zobel 3.5Danielle Herdliska 3Al Oney 2Whiney Van Wyk 2Taylor Shull 1Mckenzie Piper 1Liz Skotowski 1totals: 26ASSISTSMETRO STARSBrooke Brown 4Rachel Leitz 4Haley Thomforde 4Julia Wiemer 3Grace Veker 3Hana Potter 3Ellen Edison 1Erica Gress 1Taylor Cullers 1Jean Theis 1totals: 25IBCA SELECTDanielle Herdliska 5Taylor Shull 3Ashley Zobel 2Al Oney 1Whitney Van Wyk 1Amber Paden 1Liz Skotowski 1totals: 14
Iowa Select Red / MN Stars Eckmann
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Monday, June 16, 2008
Out & About: IBCA Select Red/MN Stars Eckmann
#4 posting 6.16.2008your daily dose of girls basketball news & informationthis game took place on Saturday, June 14, 2008Summer Jam Tournament16/17 divisionBloomington JeffersonIBCA SELECT RED 52, MN STARS ECKMANN 41IBCA beat MN Stars Eckmann in the 16u round of 32 52-41. In the games I charted with IBCA before this tournament they were hitting 105 pp100. In this game the pp100 was 78.8. However this is the first tournament they played since the end of March and the rust showed. One area the rust didn't show was the IBCA defense. They only allowed 9 first half points and 8 total two point field goals all game.MSE started the scoring first with a reverse lay up on a second chancer by Kellie Ring. The game was tied at 5 when both teams sunk into the deep freeze. IBCA had nine empty trips while MSE had six. IBCA burned a time out when the trailed at 7-5. The last MSE basket of the first half came with nine minutes left. That was also their last lead at 9-7. After that it was all IBCA. MSE suffered through a drought of biblical proportions with 19 dry possessions. Tack on two to star the second half and the grand total was 21. MSE had seven straight turnovers in the early drought stages. IBCA made use of the down time by going on a 16-0 run the rest of the half. IBCA led 23-9 at the break.With such a deep hole MSE had a lot of catching up to do. After failing to score on their first two possessions MSE's offense awoke from their slumber. They went on a 17-6 run to close the margin to 31-26 with nine minutes left. MSE was 8/12 in that offensive sequence. It was IBCA's turn to struggle offensively. They had a 2/10 offensive sequence with three turnovers in the mix. The game hung in the 7 to 9 margin the rest of the way for the most part. MSE did close to 36-30 after a three by Alisa Brown. In the last three minutes IBCA found their groove again with a 5/6 sequence. IBCA stretched their lead to 52-38 just before Ring nailed a three as time expired for the final 52-41 margin.
photos: #1. Katelyn Sunde gets down anticipating an inbounds pass. #2 Jamie Printy goes up with her left hand as Abby Busch trails. photos by kja.key: player, school, points, possessions. pp100, floor %IBCA SELECT REDSTARTERSJess McDowell, AGWSR 4, 5, 80.0, .600 post--four type. got called on a couple of traveling calls. needs to become stronger on her finish.Riley Norman, Des Moines Roosevelt 6, 10, 60.0, .300 forward. long wing span. plays the top of the 1/3/1 trapping defense. will shoot the 3. scored in transitionKatelyn Sunde, Johnston 11, 7, 157.1, .571 3 point shooter. knocked down three on the night. defensively gets low.Jaime Printy, Linn-Mar 6, 6, 100.0, .500 guard. all her points came off steals and lay ups. good wing span.Kionna Kellogg, Ames 1, 3, 33.3, .333 post--four type. offensively was out of the flow.BENCHKatie Gustafson, South Hamilton 3, 6, 50.0., .167 shooting guard. the Sunde of wave 2.Katie Schechinger, IKM 3, 7, 42.9, .286 a tweener. has mobility to play on the perimeter. could be a 3.Trisha Nesbitt, Ames 0, 5, 0.0, .000 point guard. is aware and alert, shot didn't drop. looks to score of the drive.Amber Kirschbaum, Spirit Lake 8, 9, 88.9, .444 post--four type. is active on the offensive boards. has hang time and good ups.Brittany Peterson, Spencer 10, 8, 125.0, .625 guard. gets into the thick of battle. went to the line five times. will attempt the 3. scored off the dribble.MN STARS ECKMANNSTARTERSKellie Ring, Somerset, WI 12, 16, 75.0, .313 point guard. needs to improve her passing against the full court pressure.Page Beck, Sioux Falls Roosevelt, SD 9, 9, 100.0, .556 post--a five type. needs to improve mobility and jumping.Alisa Brown, Sioux Falls O'Gorman, SD 17, 18, 94.4, .389 guard. 3 point shooter, made four on the day. took a charge.Abby Busch, GFW 0, 11, 0.0. .000 "3" rough day shooting. Shots were off the back rim indicating a drop in the shooting hand.Ashley Matson, Big Lake 2, 1, 200.0, 1.000 post---four typeBENCHValerie Sahr, USC 1, 4, 25.0, .250 post needs to keep improve ball handling. keep elbows tighter.Jamie Birr, Holy Angels 0, 3, 0.0, .000 post. Needs to be stronger with the ball. exposed ballKelsie Ammann, Lakeville North 0, 5, 0.0, .000 shooting guard. needs to get her passes sharper, quicker.TRENCH PLAYERBrittany PetersonBY THE NUMBERSIBCA Select Red 52, 66, 78.8, .394MN Stars Eckmann 41, 67, 61.2, .284made 3s/&1s: IBCA 4/0; MSE 6/0ftm/fta-ft%: IBCA 12/24; MSE 7/15-.467bench: IBCA 24, MSE 1
MSE had 17 turnovers in the first half, and 25 total for the game. IBCA had 14 turnovers.DEFENSIVE WRAPSIBCA SELECT REDBrittany Peterson 7Katie Schechinger 6.5Riley Norman 6Jess McDowell 6Jaime Printy 5Amber Kirschbaum 4Trisha Nesbitt 3Kionna Kellogg 3Katie Gustafson 2.5Katelyn Sunde 2totals: 45MN STARS ECKMANNKellie Ring 6Abby Busch 6Ashley Matson 6Alisa Brown 5Page Beck 3Valerie Sahr 2Kelsie Ammann 2Jamie Birr 1totals: 31ASSISTSIBCA SELECT REDJaime Printy 4Riley Norman 2Katie Gustafson 2Trisha Nesbitt 2Brittany Peterson 2Katelyn Sunde 1Katie Schechinger 1Amber Kirschbaum 1totals: 15MN STARS ECKMANNKellie Ring 7Abby Busch 4Alisa Brown 3Page Beck 2Kelie Ammann 1totals: 17
Monday, June 16, 2008
Out & About: IBCA Select Red/MN Stars Eckmann
#4 posting 6.16.2008your daily dose of girls basketball news & informationthis game took place on Saturday, June 14, 2008Summer Jam Tournament16/17 divisionBloomington JeffersonIBCA SELECT RED 52, MN STARS ECKMANN 41IBCA beat MN Stars Eckmann in the 16u round of 32 52-41. In the games I charted with IBCA before this tournament they were hitting 105 pp100. In this game the pp100 was 78.8. However this is the first tournament they played since the end of March and the rust showed. One area the rust didn't show was the IBCA defense. They only allowed 9 first half points and 8 total two point field goals all game.MSE started the scoring first with a reverse lay up on a second chancer by Kellie Ring. The game was tied at 5 when both teams sunk into the deep freeze. IBCA had nine empty trips while MSE had six. IBCA burned a time out when the trailed at 7-5. The last MSE basket of the first half came with nine minutes left. That was also their last lead at 9-7. After that it was all IBCA. MSE suffered through a drought of biblical proportions with 19 dry possessions. Tack on two to star the second half and the grand total was 21. MSE had seven straight turnovers in the early drought stages. IBCA made use of the down time by going on a 16-0 run the rest of the half. IBCA led 23-9 at the break.With such a deep hole MSE had a lot of catching up to do. After failing to score on their first two possessions MSE's offense awoke from their slumber. They went on a 17-6 run to close the margin to 31-26 with nine minutes left. MSE was 8/12 in that offensive sequence. It was IBCA's turn to struggle offensively. They had a 2/10 offensive sequence with three turnovers in the mix. The game hung in the 7 to 9 margin the rest of the way for the most part. MSE did close to 36-30 after a three by Alisa Brown. In the last three minutes IBCA found their groove again with a 5/6 sequence. IBCA stretched their lead to 52-38 just before Ring nailed a three as time expired for the final 52-41 margin.
photos: #1. Katelyn Sunde gets down anticipating an inbounds pass. #2 Jamie Printy goes up with her left hand as Abby Busch trails. photos by kja.key: player, school, points, possessions. pp100, floor %IBCA SELECT REDSTARTERSJess McDowell, AGWSR 4, 5, 80.0, .600 post--four type. got called on a couple of traveling calls. needs to become stronger on her finish.Riley Norman, Des Moines Roosevelt 6, 10, 60.0, .300 forward. long wing span. plays the top of the 1/3/1 trapping defense. will shoot the 3. scored in transitionKatelyn Sunde, Johnston 11, 7, 157.1, .571 3 point shooter. knocked down three on the night. defensively gets low.Jaime Printy, Linn-Mar 6, 6, 100.0, .500 guard. all her points came off steals and lay ups. good wing span.Kionna Kellogg, Ames 1, 3, 33.3, .333 post--four type. offensively was out of the flow.BENCHKatie Gustafson, South Hamilton 3, 6, 50.0., .167 shooting guard. the Sunde of wave 2.Katie Schechinger, IKM 3, 7, 42.9, .286 a tweener. has mobility to play on the perimeter. could be a 3.Trisha Nesbitt, Ames 0, 5, 0.0, .000 point guard. is aware and alert, shot didn't drop. looks to score of the drive.Amber Kirschbaum, Spirit Lake 8, 9, 88.9, .444 post--four type. is active on the offensive boards. has hang time and good ups.Brittany Peterson, Spencer 10, 8, 125.0, .625 guard. gets into the thick of battle. went to the line five times. will attempt the 3. scored off the dribble.MN STARS ECKMANNSTARTERSKellie Ring, Somerset, WI 12, 16, 75.0, .313 point guard. needs to improve her passing against the full court pressure.Page Beck, Sioux Falls Roosevelt, SD 9, 9, 100.0, .556 post--a five type. needs to improve mobility and jumping.Alisa Brown, Sioux Falls O'Gorman, SD 17, 18, 94.4, .389 guard. 3 point shooter, made four on the day. took a charge.Abby Busch, GFW 0, 11, 0.0. .000 "3" rough day shooting. Shots were off the back rim indicating a drop in the shooting hand.Ashley Matson, Big Lake 2, 1, 200.0, 1.000 post---four typeBENCHValerie Sahr, USC 1, 4, 25.0, .250 post needs to keep improve ball handling. keep elbows tighter.Jamie Birr, Holy Angels 0, 3, 0.0, .000 post. Needs to be stronger with the ball. exposed ballKelsie Ammann, Lakeville North 0, 5, 0.0, .000 shooting guard. needs to get her passes sharper, quicker.TRENCH PLAYERBrittany PetersonBY THE NUMBERSIBCA Select Red 52, 66, 78.8, .394MN Stars Eckmann 41, 67, 61.2, .284made 3s/&1s: IBCA 4/0; MSE 6/0ftm/fta-ft%: IBCA 12/24; MSE 7/15-.467bench: IBCA 24, MSE 1
MSE had 17 turnovers in the first half, and 25 total for the game. IBCA had 14 turnovers.DEFENSIVE WRAPSIBCA SELECT REDBrittany Peterson 7Katie Schechinger 6.5Riley Norman 6Jess McDowell 6Jaime Printy 5Amber Kirschbaum 4Trisha Nesbitt 3Kionna Kellogg 3Katie Gustafson 2.5Katelyn Sunde 2totals: 45MN STARS ECKMANNKellie Ring 6Abby Busch 6Ashley Matson 6Alisa Brown 5Page Beck 3Valerie Sahr 2Kelsie Ammann 2Jamie Birr 1totals: 31ASSISTSIBCA SELECT REDJaime Printy 4Riley Norman 2Katie Gustafson 2Trisha Nesbitt 2Brittany Peterson 2Katelyn Sunde 1Katie Schechinger 1Amber Kirschbaum 1totals: 15MN STARS ECKMANNKellie Ring 7Abby Busch 4Alisa Brown 3Page Beck 2Kelie Ammann 1totals: 17
End of the Oregon Trail - Portland, OR (Red, White) July 6-9
Brackets just came out this weekend and can be found at this link http://www.eotbasketball.com/brackets/allstar/index.htm
Red Team is in the Silver Bracket and White Team is in the Diamond Bracket. Its really one huge bracket, they just break it down into 4 brackets so its easier to read. You won't be able to find more than the first game because its a bracket type format and you're next game is based on the results of your previous game. The Red team has an exhibition game Sunday the 6th in the evening.
Red Team is in the Silver Bracket and White Team is in the Diamond Bracket. Its really one huge bracket, they just break it down into 4 brackets so its easier to read. You won't be able to find more than the first game because its a bracket type format and you're next game is based on the results of your previous game. The Red team has an exhibition game Sunday the 6th in the evening.
Miss Basketball Big Show - Kearney, NE (Blue) July 3-6
Blue Team Only...
http://www.missbasketball.com/girls/as/big_show/2008/2008statleaders.htm
Blue Team first game is Thursday, July 3rd at 2:50 p.m.
http://www.missbasketball.com/girls/as/big_show/2008/2008statleaders.htm
Blue Team first game is Thursday, July 3rd at 2:50 p.m.
Dakota Showcase - Sioux Falls (Red, White) June 26-28
Each team plays 3 pool play games followed by a single elimination tournament based on where you finish in pool play. Complete schedule information can be found at http://www.missbasketball.com/dakota/2008stats/2008statleaders.htm
Make sure you're looking at the WOMEN'S part of the games. You can tell because the games have a "W-A". W for women's and A for pool A.
Red Team Pool Play GamesThurs 26th - 2:50 p.m. Friday 27th - 12:30 p.m., 9:50 p.m.
White Team Pool Play GamesThurs 26th - 11:20 a.m., 9:50 p.m.Friday 27th - 2:50 p.m.
Make sure you're looking at the WOMEN'S part of the games. You can tell because the games have a "W-A". W for women's and A for pool A.
Red Team Pool Play GamesThurs 26th - 2:50 p.m. Friday 27th - 12:30 p.m., 9:50 p.m.
White Team Pool Play GamesThurs 26th - 11:20 a.m., 9:50 p.m.Friday 27th - 2:50 p.m.
Blue Team - Midwest Classic - Ames (Blue) June 20-22
All of the info including schedule, rules, & driving directions can be found at this link http://www.alliowaattack.com/Events.php?eventid=32
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Link to the Summer Jam Schedule...
Link to the Summer Jam Schedule...
http://tourneyville.com/results/tournamentResults.aspx?clientID=17&tournID=76
http://tourneyville.com/results/tournamentResults.aspx?clientID=17&tournID=76
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