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Two Spring Shootouts for players from New York

college exposure
elite shootout
for ny state players
  April 18,  2010

 Find an application HERE

Send any info on the 2009-2010 season to   
           
New York Leaderboard Editor, Jim Gaffey

           email     jtgaffey@yahoo.com

 

Players from nine states attended the elite
Pennsylvania
/Maryland Shootout on Oct
11, 2009
at Penn State Harrisburg,  and New York state was well represented,
results HERE
Trey Campbell
Schroeder
Steph Pisacano
Mattituck

Justin Rasbett
Washingtonville

 

SHOOTOUT APPLICATION  HERE


 

Which is your favorite New York State High School?
...but with an alliterative affilitation!!
Arlington Admirals
Belfast Bulldogs
Bloomfield Bombers
Canajoharie Cougars
Garden Griffins
Goshen Gladiators
Darrow Ducks
Fort Edward Flying Forts
Harpursville Hornets
Fowler Falcons
Lehman Lions
Wheatley Wildcats
Webutuck Warriors
Saugerties Sawyers
Panama Panthers
See Results


1/3/10, Dundee improved to 5-1 overall on the season with the win.  The Scots placed 11 different players in the scoring sheet in a win over Red Creek. (Finger Lakes Online)


Chalk one up for Pat---, The Post-Standard)

(Jim Commentucci / The Post-Standard)

With many of his former Bishop Ludden players in attendance, coach Pat Donnelly chalked up a career milestone Friday.

Senior center Frank Smith scored 28 points and grabbed 18 rebounds to lead the Gaelic Knights to a 66-56 victory over East Syracuse-Minoa, giving Donnelly his 400th career win.


The New York State Federation of Secondary School Athletic Associations (NYSFSSAA) is comprised of all four (4) High School Athletic Association in New York State.  These members include the New York State Public High School Athletic (PHSAA), the Catholic High School Athletic Association (CHSAA), the Public Schools Athletic Association of New York City (PSAL), and the Association of Independent Schools Athletic Association (AISAA).
The champions of each of these associations in three (3) classifications (AA - A - B) go on to compete in the New York State Federation Tournament of Champions.  These championships comprise both the boys and girls teams and are held each March at the Glens Falls Civic Center.

1/14/10, Putnam County Courier error Brewster’s Tapio Commits to Fordham "Brewster High girls basketball standout Emily Tapio has verbally committed to attend Fordham University on a full basketball scholarship next fall. Tapio, a senior guard/forward, has played on the Brewster varsity since she was called up in eighth grade, and has improved steadily each season."  Actually Emily is only a junior with an early commit.

1/8/10, Ashley Roser, Camden scored a career-high 37 points and grabbed a career-high 26 rebounds as she lead the No. 20 state-ranked Blue Devils  to a 77-66 Tri-Valley crossover win over Notre Dame. Roser went over the 1,000 rebounds mark and now has 1,019. She also went over the 1,300 career scoring mark and has 1,325. (Syracuse Post Standard)

1/3/10, Senior guard Ashley Zahn scored 31 points to go over 2,000 for his career as Canandaigua fell to Jackson Memorial (N.J.) 63-52 in a KSA Tournament game at Walt Disney World.  (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)

12/ 4/09, Coaches vs Cancer Tournament in Glens Falls -- first round: Williamsville South vs. X-Ogdensburg Free Academy;  III-Marcellus vs II-South Glens Falls at Adirondack Community College

 

2009-2019 New York State Boy's Ranking- for Classes A, B, C, and D

 

2009-2010 New York State Girl's Rankings- for Classes A, B, C, and D
 

NYSPHSAA Tournament...March 19 - 21, 2010

 

Coaching Milestones-
-Red Hook beat Millbrook, 76-42, making Rod Chando the winningest coach in Section IX  history with a mark of 561-173. Chando eclipsed the win total of retired Highland Falls O'Neill coach Jerry Kaplan.

-Vernon-Verona-Sherrill coach Al Knapp recorded his 520th career win, tying the Section III record, with a 52-36 victory over New Hartford.
(Credit: Maxi Preps)


2009-2010 Season
Three pointers (at least 7):

1/3/10, Jasmine McClendon hit the game winning 3-pointer as East Irondequoit edged Pittsford Mendon 54-53
12/11/09, RCCA 50, Freedom Village 47: A deep 3-point goal by Edison Armstrong that narrowly beat the regulation buzzer tied the semifinal game at 40.
12/4/09, Corning East knocked down 14 3-pointers, including four by Samantha Crane, as the Trojans downed Harpursville 67-49 Friday in their season opener.



Forty or more in one game:
1/29/10, Raegan Ryan junior point guard for 17th ranked Canisteo scored 42 points Thursday nite in a 62-37 win over Arkport.  (Credit: harrisaau@aim.com)

1/2/10,
Senior guard Nick Billow scored a school-record 43 points for Pittsford Mendon in its 75-58 win over Monroe.  (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)

1/3/10, Raegan Ryan of Canisteo-Greenwood had 35 in the 63-58 overtime victory over Jasper-Troupsburg

Foul Shooting:
12/12/09
, Chenango Valley's Tom Hull scored 17 points with 11-for-11 free throw shooting.

 Basketball Camp and Basketball Shootout Information,   find more information  HERE

Section 5 website,  http://www.sectionvbasketball.com

Central New York, http://highschoolsports.syracuse.com/school/

New York Media Coverage
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle  HERE
UticaOD.com  HERE       Jamestown Post Journal  HERE

The Ithaca Journal  HERE    Syracuse Post Standard HERE
Buffalo News HERE    Elmira Star Gazette HERE
Metro Hoops Link- http://www.metrohoops.com

Binghamton Press Connects

High School Boys Basketball (100 teams), Syracuse Post Standard

High School Girls Basketball (100) teams, Syracuse Post Standard

The Big 30 teams in the Olean N Y area, Olean Times Herald
 

 

 

Voting for the "Wackiest Game" includes the 115-111 East Rochester loss to Salesian (CA)  poll HERE
--Rochester Chronicle game story found
HERE

Players to Watch, scroll down to find players listed by graduation year


New York, Class of 2010-Players to Watch
Bishop Loughlin (NYC), 
Jayvaughn Pinkston,  Doron Lamb
Batavia  Coco Irvin
Binghamton, Jennifer Moribito
Bishop Kearney (Rochester),
Blair Roberts
Bishop McQuaid (Rochester), Dan Brady
Bishop McQuaid (Rochester), Jordan Jones
Bishop Timon-St. Jude,  Darrie Young
Bloomfield, Sarah Hart
Miller Place,
Brian Campbell
Cassadaga Valley  Kristine Smith
Candor
, Taylor Szwec
CBA,
Leanne Ockenden,  Troy Bullock
CNS (Cicero), Carl Patzer
Chenango Forks (Binghamton), Casey Redfern
Player of the year-

Past winners:
2008 --Ben Cronin, Henninger
2007 -- Deandre Preaster, Utica Proctor
2006 -- Deandre Preaster, Utica Proctor
2005 -- Greg Paulus, CBA
2004 -- Andray Blatche, Henninger
2003 -- Greg Paulus, CBA
2002 -- Chris Turner, Henninger
2001 -- Matt Gorman, Watertown
2000 -- Lataiva Escho, Henninger
1999 -- Paul Seymour, Liverpool
1998 -- Scott Ungerer, Westhill
1997 -- Maurice Brown, Henninger
1996 -- Maurice Brown, Henninger
1995 -- Tom Drumm, Bishop Grimes
(Credit: Syracuse Post Standard)

Churchville-Chili, Isaac Christian, 6'2", Scott Christian, 6'2" (twin towers)
Fayetteville-Manlius, Brian Zapisek
Commach,Leah Kaplan  named to the East Coast Index "Top 25"
Cortland, Courtney Tennant 6'2"
Notre Dame (Utica), Dylan Davis, Michael Hill
Finney,  Takiya Webb
F-M,
Brian Zapisek, Jack Giles
Gates Chili, Sierra Cason
George Baker (Tuxedo), James Manzare
Half Hollows West (
Dix Hills), Tobias Harris,  6'7"
Harpursville, Hannah Kimmell
Herkimer, Don Coleman

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Holland Patent, Sheryl Roberts (C, 5-10).
Houghton Academy (Section V)- James Estruch- 6'1"
Jamestown,
Carlos Rivera
Jasper-Troupsburg, Meghan Wyant
Jefferson (NYC),
Joel Wright
Lackawanna,  
Kayla Golden
Long Island Lutheran, Katie Sinnott
Longwood, Siah Davis  named to the Prystal Report's "Top 25"
Maple Grove  Chris Secky
Marcellus,
Will Fiacchi
Mattituck, Steph Pisacano  named to the Prystal Report's "Top 25"
Niagara Falls, Davon Marshall
Newfield, MARIA THANNHAUSER
Pembroke,  Jackie DuBois
Pittsford Mendon,  Amarrae Stevens
Prospect Heights (Brooklyn), Chase Clare
Schroeder, Trey Campbell named to the NCC "Top 33," and named to the Prystal Report's "Top 25"
No Days Off Training & Development
No Days Off will be offering small group as well as individual workouts Monday-Thursday & every other Sunday for the entire month of November. In December we will be offering In-Seasons workouts on Sunday's. In-Season training has become huge in today's sports. In-Season training is truly important. Players need to keep there skills sharp, not only to start your season well; but so that you can finish strong.
 Note: No Days Off  Training & Development will run our second training program in late winter/early summer. So feel free to contact Greg Johnson for more information. 

 Greg Johnson
 nodaysoff0708@yahoo.com
           607-727-7555        

Spencerport , Tara Caples
Taft
NYC), Christopher McCullers
Wayland-Cohocton,
Alyssa Englert
Wappingers Falls, Brianna Jones
Weedsport, Kaitlin Hammersley
West Canada Valley, Jared Suderley  named to the East Coast Index "Top 25"
Wilson (Rochester League),
Carol Smith

New York, Class of 2011-Players to Watch
Auburn,
Nick Granato
Batavia,  Andrew Hoy
Binghamton,  Greg Johnson (has over 10 D1 school & over 20 D2 programs ready to offer him, he has been invited to the April 18th Shootout)
Bishop Ludden,
Ashley Cianfriglia
Brewster, Emily Tapio
Canisteo-Greenwood, Raegan Ryan
Carmel, Brittany Horne
Cato-Meridian, Joe Soccio

CBA,  Greg Thomson, Shakir Evans named to the NCC "Top 33,"
Christ The King, Corey Edwards
Cicero (Syracuse), Elliott Boyce, named to the East Coast Index "Top 25"
Elmira Free Academy, Brittany Covington
Clarkstown North (NYC), Vicki Zucker
Clarence,  David Hill  and 6-6 Tyler Funk.
Finney, Joe Drummond
Friends Academy, Eric Chen

Hilton, Biz Reinhardt
Horseheads, Alyssa DeRichie
Ithaca, Katie Peeterson: 6'2"
Jamestown, Ashley Frederickson
John Jay, Carlee Hirt
Nanuet, Lauren Kahn
New York Mills,  Fred Russ
Niagara Catholic, Eric Fields
Niagara Falls, Kenny Stokes
Jasper-Troupsburg, Brittany Hadley
J-D,
Taylor Bassett
Lyons, Gina Pursati
Moore Catholic (Staten Island), Taylor Baggs
Moravia,
Patrick Mott
Mynderse Academy
, Dave Lynch, Brett Wood
Our Lady of Lourdes (Poughkeepsie), Teneka Whittaker
Oxford Academy, Haley Witchella
Pawling, Margo Hackett
Proctor
, Brianna Kiesel
Prospect Heights (Brooklyn), Kenford Lynch
Ramapo, Trey Sellers, Nathaniel Edwards
Rochester East,
Clint Wilson
Rush-Henrietta, Christian Harris
Seton Catholic Central,
Bob Garbade
Skaneateles, Kevin Rice

SolvayTessa Pucello, Dan Aiello
St. Agnes (NYC), Henri McArthur
St. Mary's (Buffalo area),  6-6 Peter Notaro
Taft (NYC), Devon Dixon
Tioga Central,  Larry Brink, Dave Ulrich, Luke Dougherty
Tyburn Acacemy (Auburn), Cody Cottrell
Washingtonville, Justin Rabsatt
West Seneca, Shannon Dougherty
Whitesville Central, Stephany Ellison, Briana Meehan
Wings Academy, Rykema Stone
Wyandanch, Kim Weathers, Jessica Little
 

New York, Class of 2012-Players to Watch
Andover, Tyler Whitesell
Archbishop Walsh (Olean), Ryan Whelpley, Deon Gayton
CATTARAUGUS-LITTLE VALLEY, Warren Anderson
Corning East, Elyssa LeBaron,  5-10
Canisteo-Greenwood,
Charter School for Applied Tech
(Buffalo),  Desmond Lamar, Justin Black
Chautauqua Lake, Dan Gleason, Jason McMahon
Christ The King, Omar Calhoun
CUBA-RUSHFORD, Taylor Rose,  Rob Wight
Bishop Grimes (Syracuse),
Amelia Heiselman
East Aurora, Stan Wier
FRANKLINVILLE, Tom Olver, Joel Hyman
Grand Island, Makallie Banker
Harmer (Bronx), Kevin Harmer
Hampton Bays,
Jessie Egner
HINSDALE, Dan Krawczyk
Holland, Candis Kapusinski
Indian River,
 Quincell Rahmings
Jasper-Troupsburg, Allycia Leach,  Mike Wooldridge
Jay (Cross River), Raegan Knox
Lansing,  Colby McCartney
Peekskill, Asia Jackson
Maxwell Vo-Tech (Brooklyn), Ervin Mitchell
Medina, Maggie Balcerzak
Moore Catholic (Staten Island), Christiana Rubin
Mynderse Academy,  Dylan Verkey
Notre Dame of Utica, Delancey Buckley, Haley Sehring
PIONEER, Zack Hyman
PORTVILLE, Xavier Harris, Mike Querrio, Chris Querrio

Ramapo, David Haye
Seton Catholic Central, Tom Torto
Tyburn Academy (Auburn),
Cody Cottrell
Tappen Zee, Regina Argenzio, Valerie DiMuro

Watkins Glen, Taylor Chaffee
Whitehead, Emily Brubaker

New York, Class of 2013-Players to Watch
Ardsley, Toni Pilla
Albany Academy, Darrien White
Albertus Magnus, Maeve Parahus
American International (NYC), Niv Konfino
Camden Central, Emily Roser
Dalton School, Connor Jacobson, Parker Lalonde
Edgemont (Scarsdale), Brittni Lai
Finney, Danny Drummond
FRIENDSHIP, Devon Butler
Great Neck North, Ben Batash
Horace Greeley, Teddy Graves
Indian River, Emily Kuba
Ithaca,
Taylor DePalma:
Jasper-Troupsburg, Kelsey Button, Lisa Kerrigan
Mahopac, Corinne Florie, Catherine Cazzari
Mary Louis Academy, Karin Robinson
Maxwell Vo-Tech (Brooklyn), Jawel Curry
Mt. Vernon, Gordon Labirdia
Mynderse Academy, Brandon Passalacqua
Nanuet, Lisa Kahn, Morgan Miller
North Babylon, Brittany Milan, Deidre Carter
Notre Dame of Utica, Jordan Morgan
Ossining, Daniella Gervacio, Saniya Chong
Rush-Henrietta, Bay Barley
ELLICOTTVILLE, Storm Wilson
Scio, Ryan Wallace

Sutherland, Kayli O'Keefe
Union Endicott, Robert Malvasio
Upper Room Christian School, Jerell Smith, Brian Wilson
Watkins Glen (NY), Brady Myers
Wings Academy, Anissa Pagan, Karen Bellamy
Wyandanch, Jalicia Robonson, Lorenza Birt

New York, Class of 2014-Players to Watch
Andes Central, Mirah Ruff
Notre Dame of Utica, Emily 'durr
Scio,
Devon Green

New York, Class of 2015-Players to Watch
North Babylon
, Lauren Williams, Charise Wilson
Randolph, McKenna Maycock

To have players added, Send information to: wgaffey@pa.net


Credits: UticaOD.com,   Ken Ricker,   harrisaau@aim.com,





Girl's New York State   2,000 Point Club
Beth Record, Red Jacket (1997 graduate): 2,895 points
Jamie Burke, Prattsburgh (1994): 2,458 points
Christina Volpe, Batavia Notre Dame (1999): 2,353 points
Sandy Mitchell, Waterloo (1994): 2,270 points
Robin Rink, Arkport (1997): 2,205 points
Merrick Volpe, Clyde-Savannah (2006): 2,136 points
Carlee Cassidy (Westhill) 2001-2006--2,124
Meghan Dahlman, Nazareth (2003): 2,085 points
Trish Raniewicz, Mercy (1999): 2,067 points
Becky Ayers, Canandaigua (2001): 2,059 points
Jodie Dineen, Canisteo (2000): 2,055 points
Chrystal Starling (Nottingham) 1993-98--2,052
Lauren Foster, Jasper-Troupsburg (2004): 2,047 points
Nikki Jo Rotolo (RFA) 2002-2006--2,028

Maddy Brown, Honeoye Falls-Lima (2005): 2,017 points
Megan Shay Candor,  2,005
Stephanie Collins Odessa  2,001
Caitlin Howe, Fairport (2002): 2,001 points
Greece Arcadia, Megan Shonikerhe ??
Michelle Kirk Corning West  1,945
Credits:
Syracuse Post-Standard,   Rochester Democrat and Chronicle,  06-07