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Monday, August 31, 2009
Saturday, August 29, 2009
The One - Mary J Blige
Are You "The One" College Coaches are Looking For?
Find out at the Pre-Season Show Off Camp on October 3, 2009.
Visit GirlsBasketballExposure.com for more information.
Find out at the Pre-Season Show Off Camp on October 3, 2009.
Visit GirlsBasketballExposure.com for more information.
Friday, August 28, 2009
Another Millington Standout heading to UT-Martin
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Partial List of Pre-Season Show Off Camp Participants
Pre-Season Show Off Camp is a fall girls basketball exposure camp hosted during the fall NCAA evaluation period. It will be held on Saturday, October 3rd in Memphis, TN. This event is NCAA certified which means Division I colleges coaches can attend and will be in attendance.
Here is a partial list of the Pre-Season Show Off Camp participants:
Salena Sanders
Ebony Hayes
Arkela Ware-Jones
Tanesha Wright
Erica Watkins
Katelyn Butler-Morris
Shervonte’ Bright
Khadijah Muhammad
Lillie Pitman
LeNiece Sinclair
Hasina Muhammad
Ayanna Muhammad
Only 80 total spots are available. Registration deadline is September 19, 2009.
Visit GirlsBasketballExposure.com to register and claim your spot!
Here is a partial list of the Pre-Season Show Off Camp participants:
Salena Sanders
Ebony Hayes
Arkela Ware-Jones
Tanesha Wright
Erica Watkins
Katelyn Butler-Morris
Shervonte’ Bright
Khadijah Muhammad
Lillie Pitman
LeNiece Sinclair
Hasina Muhammad
Ayanna Muhammad
Only 80 total spots are available. Registration deadline is September 19, 2009.
Visit GirlsBasketballExposure.com to register and claim your spot!
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Danielle Ballard, Aaliyah Whiteside Makes ESPN Hoopgurlz Watch List
The Hoopgulz staff decided to not rank the class of 2012. Instead, they created a watch list. Watch lists represent players they identified as candidates to be ranked.
Central's Danielle Ballard and Aaliyah Whiteside made the list.
Click here for the ESPN HoopGurlz 2012 Watch List
Central's Danielle Ballard and Aaliyah Whiteside made the list.
Click here for the ESPN HoopGurlz 2012 Watch List
Monday, August 24, 2009
Play Day Mania
Millington High School will be host to a Play Day on October 31st. Schools expected to participate are Millington, Manassas, Ridgeway, Fairley, White Station, Briarcrest Christian, Munford and Collierville. This is not the complete list more teams are expected to participate.
Trezevant is planning to travel to Franklin, TN and participate in the Defending AAA State Champions Hillsboro High School's Pumpkin Patch Play Day also on October 31st. The team roster is not complete for the Play Day but includes Hillsboro High, Cookeville High, and Smyrna High. Coach Carter of Hillsboro High is looking to add more Memphis area teams to the roster. Contact Coach Carter at katrina.carter@mnps.org or 615-298-8400 ext 1501 for more information.
Trezevant is planning to travel to Franklin, TN and participate in the Defending AAA State Champions Hillsboro High School's Pumpkin Patch Play Day also on October 31st. The team roster is not complete for the Play Day but includes Hillsboro High, Cookeville High, and Smyrna High. Coach Carter of Hillsboro High is looking to add more Memphis area teams to the roster. Contact Coach Carter at katrina.carter@mnps.org or 615-298-8400 ext 1501 for more information.
Super 80 Fall League Schedule Available
Lausanne Collegiate School will be host to the Super 80 again this year.
The girls division will begin play on September 5 at 1:30pm
Girls (G)
1 Sparks
2 Comets
3 Liberty
4 Shocks
East (E)
1 Pacers
2 Magic
3 Cavs
4 Heat
5 Hawks
West (W)
1 Suns
2 Nuggets
3 Grizzlies
4 Lakers
5 Celtics
August 29
1200 1W vs. 2W
1245 3W vs. 4W
130 5E vs. 5W
215 1E vs. 2E
300 3E vs. 4E
September 5
1200 1E vs. 3E
1245 2E vs. 5E
130 1G vs. 2G
215 1W vs. 3W
300 2W vs. 5W
345 3G vs. 4G
430 4E vs. 4W
September 6
200 1W vs. 5W
245 2W vs. 4W
330 1E vs. 5E
415 2E vs. 4E
500 3E vs. 3W
September 19
1200 2E vs. 2W
1245 1E vs. 4E
130 3G vs. 1G
215 1W vs. 4W
300 5E vs. 3E
345 2G vs. 4G
430 3W vs. 5W
September 26
1200 2W vs. 3W
1245 5E vs. 4E
130 4G vs. 1G
215 2E vs. 3E
300 5W vs. 4W
345 3G vs. 2G
430 1E vs. 1W
October 3 Playoffs
1200 Gm 1 2nd E vs. 5th W
1245 Gm 2 2nd W vs. 5th E
130 Gm 3 3rd E vs. 4th W
215 Gm 4 3rd W vs. 4th E
October 4 Playoffs
300 Gm 5 Winner 1 vs. Winner 2
345 Gm 6 Winner 3 vs. Winner 4
October 10 Semi Finals
1200 2nd G vs. 3rd G
1245 1st E vs. Winner 5
130 1st G vs. 4th G
215 1st W vs. Winner 6
Oct. 17 Championship
100 Girls Championship
200 Boys Championship
300 Coaches Select Game
Girls registration will continue this Saturday August 29 during boys division games.
The girls division will begin play on September 5 at 1:30pm
Girls (G)
1 Sparks
2 Comets
3 Liberty
4 Shocks
East (E)
1 Pacers
2 Magic
3 Cavs
4 Heat
5 Hawks
West (W)
1 Suns
2 Nuggets
3 Grizzlies
4 Lakers
5 Celtics
August 29
1200 1W vs. 2W
1245 3W vs. 4W
130 5E vs. 5W
215 1E vs. 2E
300 3E vs. 4E
September 5
1200 1E vs. 3E
1245 2E vs. 5E
130 1G vs. 2G
215 1W vs. 3W
300 2W vs. 5W
345 3G vs. 4G
430 4E vs. 4W
September 6
200 1W vs. 5W
245 2W vs. 4W
330 1E vs. 5E
415 2E vs. 4E
500 3E vs. 3W
September 19
1200 2E vs. 2W
1245 1E vs. 4E
130 3G vs. 1G
215 1W vs. 4W
300 5E vs. 3E
345 2G vs. 4G
430 3W vs. 5W
September 26
1200 2W vs. 3W
1245 5E vs. 4E
130 4G vs. 1G
215 2E vs. 3E
300 5W vs. 4W
345 3G vs. 2G
430 1E vs. 1W
October 3 Playoffs
1200 Gm 1 2nd E vs. 5th W
1245 Gm 2 2nd W vs. 5th E
130 Gm 3 3rd E vs. 4th W
215 Gm 4 3rd W vs. 4th E
October 4 Playoffs
300 Gm 5 Winner 1 vs. Winner 2
345 Gm 6 Winner 3 vs. Winner 4
October 10 Semi Finals
1200 2nd G vs. 3rd G
1245 1st E vs. Winner 5
130 1st G vs. 4th G
215 1st W vs. Winner 6
Oct. 17 Championship
100 Girls Championship
200 Boys Championship
300 Coaches Select Game
Girls registration will continue this Saturday August 29 during boys division games.
Sunday, August 23, 2009
Hasina Muhammad Gets Love from PeachStateHoops
PeachStateHoops publisher, Brandon Clay, was really impressed with Ridgeway's Hasina Muhammad this past spring and summer. This is what he had to say:
"One player who really caught my eye several times this spring/summer season was Class of 2011 grad Husina Muhammad out of Memphis, Tennessee. I saw the 5-foot-10 guard who is currently a Top 100 caliber player nationally in the class on three occasions at Regional Skills Academy in Atlanta, UGA Elite Camp in Athens and the Battle on the Boro in Murfreesboro. I received a list of some of Muhammad's strongest suitors from her father, James, via email and the list includes offers from both Memphis and Mississippi with strong interest from James Madison, Mississippi State, Pittsburgh, and South Carolina amongst others."
Click here for the article
"One player who really caught my eye several times this spring/summer season was Class of 2011 grad Husina Muhammad out of Memphis, Tennessee. I saw the 5-foot-10 guard who is currently a Top 100 caliber player nationally in the class on three occasions at Regional Skills Academy in Atlanta, UGA Elite Camp in Athens and the Battle on the Boro in Murfreesboro. I received a list of some of Muhammad's strongest suitors from her father, James, via email and the list includes offers from both Memphis and Mississippi with strong interest from James Madison, Mississippi State, Pittsburgh, and South Carolina amongst others."
Click here for the article
Friday, August 21, 2009
Inaugural Tennessee Turkey Jamm
updated November 4,2009
Central High School will be host to the first Tennessee Turkey Jamm featuring the Tennessee AAA State Champion, Hillsboro High School Lady Burros and several nationally ranked teams including H.W. Byers (Holly Springs, Miss.), Potter's House Christian (Jacksonville, Fla.), Riverdale Baptist (Upper Marlboro, Md.) and Memphis' Central High School.
November 27th
12:00 pm Lausanne (TN) vs. H.W. Byers (Ms)
2:00 pm Cleveland Lutheran East (OH) vs. Hillsboro (TN)
4:00 pm Campbell (Ga) vs. Ridgeway (TN)
6:00 pm The Potter's House Christian Academy (FL) vs. Overton (TN)
8:00 pm Riverdale Baptist (Md) vs. Memphis Central (TN)
November 28th
12:00 pm vs. H.W. Byers (Ms) vs Hillsboro (TN)
2:00 pm Cleveland Lutheran East (Oh) vs. Ridgeway (TN)
4:00 pm Lausanne (TN) vs. Campbell (Ga)
6:00 pm Overton (TN) vs. Riverdale Baptist (Md)
8:00 pm Memphis Central (TN) vs. The Potter's House Christian Academy (FL)
Visit www.bragginrightsclassic.com for more information
Central High School will be host to the first Tennessee Turkey Jamm featuring the Tennessee AAA State Champion, Hillsboro High School Lady Burros and several nationally ranked teams including H.W. Byers (Holly Springs, Miss.), Potter's House Christian (Jacksonville, Fla.), Riverdale Baptist (Upper Marlboro, Md.) and Memphis' Central High School.
November 27th
12:00 pm Lausanne (TN) vs. H.W. Byers (Ms)
2:00 pm Cleveland Lutheran East (OH) vs. Hillsboro (TN)
4:00 pm Campbell (Ga) vs. Ridgeway (TN)
6:00 pm The Potter's House Christian Academy (FL) vs. Overton (TN)
8:00 pm Riverdale Baptist (Md) vs. Memphis Central (TN)
November 28th
12:00 pm vs. H.W. Byers (Ms) vs Hillsboro (TN)
2:00 pm Cleveland Lutheran East (Oh) vs. Ridgeway (TN)
4:00 pm Lausanne (TN) vs. Campbell (Ga)
6:00 pm Overton (TN) vs. Riverdale Baptist (Md)
8:00 pm Memphis Central (TN) vs. The Potter's House Christian Academy (FL)
Visit www.bragginrightsclassic.com for more information
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Pre-Season Show Off Camp 2009 Preview 2
Patosha Jeffery's fall NCAA certified exposure basketball camp for girls coming up October 3, 2009 in Memphis, TN. Visit GirlsBasketballExposure.com
ESPN HoopGurlz Top 100 Released
ESPN HoopGurlz released their Top 100 Ranking for the class of 2010. Lauren Avant and Jasmine Robinson continues to represent for Memphis in the rankings. Lauren is ranked 28th and Jasmine is 65th.
Here is the Top 10
Click here for the complete ranking
Here is the Top 10
1 | Chiney Ogwumike | F | 6'3" | TX | 98 | None | |
2 | Natasha Howard | W | 6'3" | OH | 97 | None | |
3 | Odyssey Sims | PG | 5'8" | TX | 97 | Baylor | |
4 | Chelsea Gray | PG | 5'1" | CA | 97 | Duke | |
5 | Kaneisha Horn | W | 6'1" | AL | 97 | None | |
6 | Richa Jackson | W | 6'1" | OK | 97 | None | |
7 | Alyssa Thomas | W | 6'0" | PA | 96 | Maryland | |
8 | Shoni Schimmel | PG | 5'9" | OR | 96 | None | |
9 | Karla Gilbert | P | 6'4" | TX | 96 | Texas A&M | |
10 | Samarie Walker | W | 6'1" | OH | 96 | Connecticut |
Click here for the complete ranking
Monday, August 17, 2009
Sytia Messer, Tennessee Tech Head Coach
image from ucdailynews.com
Former University of Memphis Assistant coach was named Head Coach of Tennessee Tech University on today. A native of tiny Waldo, Arkansas, Messer was a standout player at the University of Arkansas and was an assistant coach at Arkansas State and the University of Memphis, before spending the past five years on the staff at Georgia Tech.
Click here for full story
Former University of Memphis Assistant coach was named Head Coach of Tennessee Tech University on today. A native of tiny Waldo, Arkansas, Messer was a standout player at the University of Arkansas and was an assistant coach at Arkansas State and the University of Memphis, before spending the past five years on the staff at Georgia Tech.
Click here for full story
Sunday, August 16, 2009
HoopGurlz 2009 Top Teams
image from ESPN HoopGurlz
ESPN HoopGurlz recently released their 2009 Best of Summer Top 15 teams. Tennessee Flight Silver is ranked 8th. Team Memphis Elite Summerfield/Pruitt is one of 18 Honorable Mentioned teams.
Top Teams Of The Summer
1. Cal Swish Black, CA
2. Boo Williams Summer, D.C./MD/VA
3. Cy-Fair Shock, TX
4. Cal Storm Taurasi, CA
5. Fairfax Stars, VA
6. DFW T-Jack Elite, TX
7. JBS Purple, CA
8. Tennessee Flight Silver, TN
9. Philadelphia Belles, PA
10. Lady Runnin' Rebels, PA
11. Full Package Platinum, IL
12. Illinois Hustle, IL
13. Exodus NYC, NY
14. Essence Purple, FL
15. Gauchos, NY
Click here for complete HoopGurlz story
ESPN HoopGurlz recently released their 2009 Best of Summer Top 15 teams. Tennessee Flight Silver is ranked 8th. Team Memphis Elite Summerfield/Pruitt is one of 18 Honorable Mentioned teams.
Top Teams Of The Summer
1. Cal Swish Black, CA
2. Boo Williams Summer, D.C./MD/VA
3. Cy-Fair Shock, TX
4. Cal Storm Taurasi, CA
5. Fairfax Stars, VA
6. DFW T-Jack Elite, TX
7. JBS Purple, CA
8. Tennessee Flight Silver, TN
9. Philadelphia Belles, PA
10. Lady Runnin' Rebels, PA
11. Full Package Platinum, IL
12. Illinois Hustle, IL
13. Exodus NYC, NY
14. Essence Purple, FL
15. Gauchos, NY
Click here for complete HoopGurlz story
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Aaliyah Whiteside, Danielle Ballard in Top 20
MAJOR CORRECTION!!!
PeachStateHoops recently released and corrected their 2012 National Top 20 Ranking. The rankings initially had Central's Aaliyah Whiteside and Ridgeway's Hasina Muhammad on the list. Aaliyah at 18th and Hasina at 19th.
However, Hasina is in the 2011 Class.
The ranking has been corrected and Central's Danielle Ballard is listed at 19th.
Click here to see the entire PeachStateHoops 2012 Ranking
PeachStateHoops recently released and corrected their 2012 National Top 20 Ranking. The rankings initially had Central's Aaliyah Whiteside and Ridgeway's Hasina Muhammad on the list. Aaliyah at 18th and Hasina at 19th.
However, Hasina is in the 2011 Class.
The ranking has been corrected and Central's Danielle Ballard is listed at 19th.
Click here to see the entire PeachStateHoops 2012 Ranking
HoopGurlz releases Summer 2009 Top Defenders/Shooters
image from ESPN Hoopgurlz
Chris Hansen of ESPN HoopGurlz broke down who he felt were the Top 10 Defenders and Shooters for this summer. Overton's Jasmine "Tootie" Robinson made the list.
Here is Hansen's description of Tootie's defense: "Robinson has a fierce competiveness about her and you can see the enjoyment on her face when she has someone locked up."
Here is the Top 10 Defender List
1. Odyssey Sims PG 2010 DFW T-Jack
2. Elizabeth Williams C 2011 Boo Williams
3. Afure Jemerigbe SG 2010 NorCal Elite
4. Rachel Mitchell PF 2011 Houston Elite
5. Monet Tellier SG 2010 Carolina Rise
6. Jasmine Robinson SG 2010 Memphis Bobcats
7. Khadijah Ellison G 2010 Albany City Rocks
8. Rachel Hollivay C 2012 Essence Purple
9. Jamierra Faulker PG 2010 Essence
10. Xylina McDaniel PF 2012 South Carolina 76ers
Click here for the complete ESPN HoopGurlz story
Chris Hansen of ESPN HoopGurlz broke down who he felt were the Top 10 Defenders and Shooters for this summer. Overton's Jasmine "Tootie" Robinson made the list.
Here is Hansen's description of Tootie's defense: "Robinson has a fierce competiveness about her and you can see the enjoyment on her face when she has someone locked up."
Here is the Top 10 Defender List
1. Odyssey Sims PG 2010 DFW T-Jack
2. Elizabeth Williams C 2011 Boo Williams
3. Afure Jemerigbe SG 2010 NorCal Elite
4. Rachel Mitchell PF 2011 Houston Elite
5. Monet Tellier SG 2010 Carolina Rise
6. Jasmine Robinson SG 2010 Memphis Bobcats
7. Khadijah Ellison G 2010 Albany City Rocks
8. Rachel Hollivay C 2012 Essence Purple
9. Jamierra Faulker PG 2010 Essence
10. Xylina McDaniel PF 2012 South Carolina 76ers
Click here for the complete ESPN HoopGurlz story
Thursday, August 6, 2009
Jennifer Sullivan now at Arkansas State
Former University of Memphis Lady Tiger player and assistant coach is now on Arkansas State University's Womens basketball coaching staff.
A native of Jonesboro, Sullivan comes to ASU from McNeese State, where she served as an assistant coach for one season. Prior to her time at McNeese State, Sullivan was an assistant on the University of Memphis staff during the 2007-08 season.
Click here for complete story
A native of Jonesboro, Sullivan comes to ASU from McNeese State, where she served as an assistant coach for one season. Prior to her time at McNeese State, Sullivan was an assistant on the University of Memphis staff during the 2007-08 season.
Click here for complete story
Tri-State Elite "Something to Reckon With”
Submitted Article
Team Tri-State Elite arrived in Franklin, Tennessee on a mission. The mission to show up and show their talent in front of the many college coaches present at the 2009 Music City Madness exposure event held July 22-25.
With the mission in mind Tri-State Elite did just that. They showed up and showed out by winning all the games in the blue bracket which landed the team in the race fore the championship title. Getting to the championship round was not easy. Tri-State Elite had to defeat three very talented teams who also had a mission of conquer and defeat.
The first victory was against the Hoop Dreams, this game started off slow but by half time the teams had a feel of each other and it was a battle until the end. It was the talent of the center Andy Odom #23, who could not be stopped in the paint; and the post players Briana Williams #32 who put a whammy on the Hoop Dreams by dropping strong jump shots from a range that’s not the norm for post players, and Misha Jones #35 who stood like a wall and defended the basket which cut off the inside game for the opposing team. Also a key factor in this game was Chastity Richardson #34 who helped Tri-State Elite pull ahead by doing what she does from the three point shot line dropping three 3 point shots in a row. After pulling ahead there was no looking back.
Game two against North California Elite Silver was a Tri-State game from beginning to end. Point guard Ashley Winston #3 set the motion for this game. Ashley handled the ball, ran the floor, made great passes and called plays that enabled her teams’ power forwards to show why the word power is used. Kaci Carson #1, Amber Dunlap #4, Alexanderia Winston #15, and Kyeisha Vinson #40 all played with confidence. On the pass this pack drove to the basket full of power, making contested lay-ups look easy and taking every given opportunity to drop jump shots. These girls could not be stopped.
Game three was against Arkansas Express, one of the toughest teams out of Arkansas. Some had counted Tri-State Elite out before the game ever started. The mission of winning was with each team, because this was the final game to decide who would be advancing to the championship. The entire game was basket for basket. Each player had to bring all their talent to the floor for this war. It was certainly a battle, point guard against point guard, forward against forward, and post against post. This game displayed the strong talent of both teams Tri-Sate Elite and Arkansas Express. Andy Odom #23, Briana Williams #32, and Misha Jones #35 defended the basket with heart without giving up any floor to the Arkansas team. The quick hands and feet of point guard Ashley Winston #3, was the key to winning this game. Ashley crossed players and called all the right plays. She was able to get the ball into the hands of Kaci Cason #1, Amber Dunlap #4, Alexanderia Winston #15, Chasity Richardson #34, and Kyesha Vinson #40 all five players knew exactly what to do when their hands touched the ball. At the buzzer the teams had a tied score which gave for another two minutes of play time. At this point the heart of each player showed boldly, both teams fought a good fight. The fight ended in a last minute desperation move coming from Arkansas Express. Being down by two points they decided to drive to the basket, power forward Alexanderia Winston #15 scooped it out and planted herself, which lead to a charge being called on Arkansas Express sending Tri-State Elite to the championship game.
The championship game was against California Swoosh red. This team was undefeated in their bracket. It was the best against the best. Tri-State Elite put up a hard fight bringing all they had left inside to the court. The fight ended with a three point victory for California Swoosh Red.
Tri-State Elite in this tournament showed team work from game one to the last game. Even not winning and coming in second place they proved that Tri-State Elite is certainly “Something Too Reckon With”.
This team is loaded with talent and potential, all the players play key roles in getting the job done. All the players stood out at some point in this tournament. Three players where selected for the All American Team; point guard Ashley Winston #3, forward Alexanderia Winston #15, and center Andy Odom #23. Point Guard Ashley Winston was also selected as MVP for her team.
There is more to come from team Tri-State Elite, look to see them perform in Dallas Texas.
Team Tri-State Elite arrived in Franklin, Tennessee on a mission. The mission to show up and show their talent in front of the many college coaches present at the 2009 Music City Madness exposure event held July 22-25.
With the mission in mind Tri-State Elite did just that. They showed up and showed out by winning all the games in the blue bracket which landed the team in the race fore the championship title. Getting to the championship round was not easy. Tri-State Elite had to defeat three very talented teams who also had a mission of conquer and defeat.
The first victory was against the Hoop Dreams, this game started off slow but by half time the teams had a feel of each other and it was a battle until the end. It was the talent of the center Andy Odom #23, who could not be stopped in the paint; and the post players Briana Williams #32 who put a whammy on the Hoop Dreams by dropping strong jump shots from a range that’s not the norm for post players, and Misha Jones #35 who stood like a wall and defended the basket which cut off the inside game for the opposing team. Also a key factor in this game was Chastity Richardson #34 who helped Tri-State Elite pull ahead by doing what she does from the three point shot line dropping three 3 point shots in a row. After pulling ahead there was no looking back.
Game two against North California Elite Silver was a Tri-State game from beginning to end. Point guard Ashley Winston #3 set the motion for this game. Ashley handled the ball, ran the floor, made great passes and called plays that enabled her teams’ power forwards to show why the word power is used. Kaci Carson #1, Amber Dunlap #4, Alexanderia Winston #15, and Kyeisha Vinson #40 all played with confidence. On the pass this pack drove to the basket full of power, making contested lay-ups look easy and taking every given opportunity to drop jump shots. These girls could not be stopped.
Game three was against Arkansas Express, one of the toughest teams out of Arkansas. Some had counted Tri-State Elite out before the game ever started. The mission of winning was with each team, because this was the final game to decide who would be advancing to the championship. The entire game was basket for basket. Each player had to bring all their talent to the floor for this war. It was certainly a battle, point guard against point guard, forward against forward, and post against post. This game displayed the strong talent of both teams Tri-Sate Elite and Arkansas Express. Andy Odom #23, Briana Williams #32, and Misha Jones #35 defended the basket with heart without giving up any floor to the Arkansas team. The quick hands and feet of point guard Ashley Winston #3, was the key to winning this game. Ashley crossed players and called all the right plays. She was able to get the ball into the hands of Kaci Cason #1, Amber Dunlap #4, Alexanderia Winston #15, Chasity Richardson #34, and Kyesha Vinson #40 all five players knew exactly what to do when their hands touched the ball. At the buzzer the teams had a tied score which gave for another two minutes of play time. At this point the heart of each player showed boldly, both teams fought a good fight. The fight ended in a last minute desperation move coming from Arkansas Express. Being down by two points they decided to drive to the basket, power forward Alexanderia Winston #15 scooped it out and planted herself, which lead to a charge being called on Arkansas Express sending Tri-State Elite to the championship game.
The championship game was against California Swoosh red. This team was undefeated in their bracket. It was the best against the best. Tri-State Elite put up a hard fight bringing all they had left inside to the court. The fight ended with a three point victory for California Swoosh Red.
Tri-State Elite in this tournament showed team work from game one to the last game. Even not winning and coming in second place they proved that Tri-State Elite is certainly “Something Too Reckon With”.
This team is loaded with talent and potential, all the players play key roles in getting the job done. All the players stood out at some point in this tournament. Three players where selected for the All American Team; point guard Ashley Winston #3, forward Alexanderia Winston #15, and center Andy Odom #23. Point Guard Ashley Winston was also selected as MVP for her team.
There is more to come from team Tri-State Elite, look to see them perform in Dallas Texas.
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Pre-Season Show Off Camp 2009 Preview
Visit GirlsBasketballExposure.com for more information on Patosha Jeffery's fall NCAA certified exposure basketball event for girls coming up October 3, 2009 in Memphis, TN.
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Melissa McFerrin Hoops School Coaches Clinic
On Saturday October 24, 2009, University of Memphis's Head Women's Basketball Coach, Melissa McFerrin, will be hosting her first annual Melissa McFerrin Hoops School Coaches Clinic. One of the most successful coaches in women's basketball and the head coach for the WNBA East Division All-Star team, Indiana Fever Head Coach Lin Dunn will highlight the clinic.
Registration for the clinic is now open at www.coachmcferrin.com
Registration for the clinic is now open at www.coachmcferrin.com
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