Direct all All Star inquiries to  Game Director: Coach Chris Sattele  ----csattele@raiderweb.org      717-329-2070
Direct all  inquiries about taking a page in the game program to   Program coordinator, Bill Gaffey----  wgaffey@pa.net              717-545-0872                       

A. J. Picrard Souderton- 2010 The All-Star Committee is proud to have A. J. in this year's classic.  He averaged 20 ppg as a junior playing the point and this year has led his team to 21-2 record so far in the rugged PIAA District 1 AAAA conference.  Look for more information as other players send in their acceptance forms.	This is the program cover from last year Place your player in the annual game program, find the information HERE	The Roundball Showcase All-Star Games were started by Bill Gaffey after the 1976-77 season.  The first game was played at Bishop McDevitt High School.  The Pennsylvania-Maryland series started in 1992. They were organized by Mike Gaffey and Tom Hendershot.   The first game was played at Hersheypark Arena,  Pennsylvania defeated Maryland  128-93.  Pennsylvania was led by Rashaan Carlton (Penn State), Zeffy Penn (Villanova), Matt Walker (Mt. St. Marys), Robert Tate ( Minnesota Viking). PA/MD Records: Most Points in a game, player: Pierre Johnson (Duval, MD) 42, 1999. Most Points in a game, team: Maryland 145, 2001. Most 3 point goals in a game: Brian Lindsay (Gettysburg) 6, 1996.   ---------  PA/MD Games History HERE
Malik Generett - Malachi Leonard York William Penn- 2009 Calvin Grumley                 Johnsonburg-2007             Courtney Brooks Susquehanna Twp-2005	April 9, 2010 at Middletown. H.S. 1155 N Union St Middletown, PA 17057 North vs South Girls, 6:15 North vs. South Boys 7:30 Pennsylvania vs New Jersey Boys, 8:45 April 10, 2010 All-Stars at Middletown. H.S. 1155 N Union St Middletown, PA 17057 East vs. West Girls 3:30 East  vs. West  Boys 4:45 East Coast vs Mid Atlantic Boys 6:00 Pennsylvania vs New Jersey Girls, 7:15 Pennsylvania vs. Maryland Boys 8:30 Chronology The 2009 Games  HERE The 2008 Games HERE The 2007 Games HERE The 2006 Games  HERE The 2005 Games HERE The 2004 Games  HERE The 2002 Games HERE The 2001 Games  HERE The 2000 Games HERE The 1999 Games HERE The 1998 Games HERE	Kendra Tribue - Allie Koblitz York Suburban -2003   Katy Herr   Cumberland Valley-2002   Heather Conway and Courtney Campbell Susquenita-1999
Maryland vs Pennsylvania HERE		Slam Dunk Contests, Fri and Sat
Danny Kline, World War II veteran and outstanding basketball player  All Star Game-2003 Armed Forces Tribute	NCAA rules allow senior players to participate in only two all-star games The two game limit for all-star games was inspired by an incident that involved a 7' player from a Washington, D.C. high school around 1980. He played in seven all-star games in his senior year and never returned to high school to complete his education and earn his diploma. He just traveled from all-star game to all-star game being given sneakers, travel bags, uniforms, air travel, food, and hotel rooms. At that time, the top all-star games like the Dapper Dan Roundball Game in Pittsburgh flew all-star participants along their coach to the game site and provided the player and the coach with hotel and food (three meals a day) from Tuesday until the game on Friday. Players received sneakers, uniforms, practice gear and special treatment and then were flown home on Saturday. If you were a young kid, how would seven weeks of that appeal to you? Don't offer this deal to your mother, she might be gone for seven weeks!	Renee Brown -2008 Mt. Alvernia H.S. (Pittsburgh area)
	To place a page in the game program, go HERE	Last year's dunk contest.  (Photo: courtesy Tornadoalley)
Seniors are chosen in the following ways: 1-Get the recommendation of their high school coach. 2-Be named on the ballots sent out to coaches. 3-Be seen by the Prystal Scouting Service or the East Coast Index 4-Be seen at one of our Shootouts. 5-Be named as an outstanding player in the newspapers. More all-star information: 1-You will need proof of medical coverage to participate. 2-All Star Participation,   Form found HERE 3-2007 All-Star video highlights HERE 4-NCAA Certified Information HERE 5-Do you want to be featured on a page in the All Star Program?  All-Star Program Page Information 6-Hotels for the event HERE

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These games were played in Tracey Hall at Bishop McDevitt High School on Market Street in Harrisburg, PA

1991- GIRLS- WEST 77-EAST 76.

HIGH scorers: Jen Nelson,Cedar Crest 19, Becky Timmims, Delone Catholic16.
BOYS-EAST 129-WEST 121. HIGH scorers: Brian Pearl, York Catholic26(E), Dan Buie, Harrisburh High 29(W). Three-point field goals: 5 - JenNelson (record), 3 - Brad Weaver (Susquehannock).
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1989- GIRLS- EAST 80-WEST 77(overtime). High scorers: RuthWoltman, Lower Daulphin16(E), Robyn Bostick, Trinity 20(W).
BOYS - EAST 144-WEST 124. High scorers: Ed Plakans, Manheim Twp.26(E), Jason Stoner, Cumberland Valley 18(W). Three-point field goals: Eightplayers had one three-point goal. History Channel : Trinity HighSchool was honored with two of its players being named game MVP's. RobynBostick was named MVP in the Girls game, while Kevin Bekeljia was namedMVP in the boys game. Pat Gahr, then the coach at Clearfield High Schoolcame in to lead the East to the win(he now coaches at Cedar Cliff).
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1988- GIRLS- WEST 88-EAST 82. High scorers: Tamika Howard,Harrisburg 16(E), Wendy Davis, Daniel Boone 16(E).
BOYS- WEST 112, EAST 107. High scorers: Jon Raab, Eastern York 23(W),Jack Hurd, Warwick24(E).
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1987- GIRLS- EAST85, WEST 59. High scorers: Chantel Tremitere,York H.S. 22(E). Theresa Bream, Carlise 14(W).
BOYS- WEST 110, EAST 103. High scorers: Dujuann Greene, HarrisburgHigh School29(E), Sean Muto, Mechanicsburg 25(W). History Channel::Greene who went to Farleigh-Dickinson University also won the slam dunkcontest.
 

1983- GIRLS-East69, West 59. High scorers: Tracey Spencer,Steelton-Highspire14(E), Besty Witman, Hanover 10(W).
BOYS- East 79, West 76. High scorers: Gary Ressel, Lancaster McCaskey22(E), Perry Owens, Carlisle 16(W). History Channel:: This was thefirst game to use the three point shot arc in the Central Pennsylvania area.The line was taped on the floor special for the all-star game. The gamewas played at Bishop McDevitt's Tracey Hall. The 3-point rule was includedfive years later by the P.I.A.A. for Pennsylvania basketball. Ken McMurray(Redland) won the slam dunk contest.
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1978-History Channel::JaneGoudy came to all-star game as the two time Palmyra Girls Basketball MVP,but her twin sister Jill earned All-Star MVP honors. The Goudy twins playedfor the East team. Jill has also served as the MVP co-ordinator for RoundballAll-Star Games.
 

1977-GIRLS-EAST65,WEST 48.High scorer: Sheil Long, Annville-Cleona 16(E), Dawn O'Kane,Bishop McDevitt 16(E). BOYS-WEST 128, EAST 121.High scorer: Jim Rowe,Cedar Cliff 20(W), Greg Manning, Steelton-Highspire 25(E). History Channel:Two local coaches were players in the first all-star game. Ken Richter (Hershey)now the coach at CD East played for the East team, and Jim Rowe (Cedar Cliff)now the coach at Bishop McDevitt led the West team with 20 points and wastabbed the MVP.
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