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12/16/07) — Brittany Wilson scored her 1,000th career point
while tying the game for Fairport,
which defeated Oswego-III 65-61 in overtime Saturday in the Syracuse
Classic at Cicero-North Syracuse. With 50 seconds left, Wilson took a pass
from Allyson DiMagno and made 3-pointer.
Voting for the "Wackiest Game" includes the 115-111 East Rochester
loss to Salesian (CA) in December, poll
HERE 2008 SHOOTOUT APPLICATION HERE Three teams from New York State are listed in the USA Today 07-08 Pre-season "Top 20" teams
9. Lincoln, Brooklyn, N.Y. (26-6)
Starters returning: 2.
Outlook: Junior Lance Stephenson, a 6-5 SG, averaged 25 points and
11 rebounds as Lincoln won the Class AA state title and its second
consecutive city title. Besides 5-8 junior PG Darwin Ellis (11.0 ppg,
6.0 apg), senior PF Justin Greene (8 ppg, 7 rpg) and senior 6-3 PG
Khalif Staten, the Railsplitters will count on three transfers from
Xavierian High in Brooklyn — James Padgett (4.8 ppg, 4.2 apg), a 6-8
junior PF; 6-1 senior G Vincent Council (9.8 ppg, 3.9 apg) and 6-5
senior F Reggie Davis (9.7 ppg, 4.8 rpg). Lincoln plays an intense
schedule that includes Campbell Hall of Los Angeles, St. Benedict's
(Newark, N.J.) and Helen Cox (Harvey, La.). Next: Dec. 4 at
Jefferson.
11. Rice, New York City (27-4)
Starters returning: 4.
Outook: There's plenty of firepower back from a state runner-up team
as Connecticut-bound PG Kemba Walker (15.5 ppg, 9 apg) teams with 6-4 SG
Chris Fouch (16 ppg) and junior 6-4 SF Durand Scott. Next: Dec. 1
vs. Towson Catholic.
18. Mount Vernon, N.Y. (24-5)
Starters returning: 4.
Outlook: The Knights are the two-time defending state AA champion in New
York and are led by 6-7 senior F Kevin Jones (21.7 ppg and 9.9 rpg), who
recently signed with West Virginia. Mount Vernon's backcourt is solid with
5-10 point guard Ketema Brooks and 6-4 combo G Sherrod Wright (16.0, 4.0
rpg, 4.0 apg). Freshman 6-0 G Jabarie Hinds could have a big impact early.
The Knights travel to Hawaii for the Iolani Prep Classic, where they could
play powers Westchester (Los Angeles), Montrose Christian and Rice of New
York City. They also play Paterson Catholic in Madison Square Garden on
Jan. 13. Next: Dec. 5 vs. Gorton (Yonkers).
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Two girls basketball teams remain undefeated in Section III: Little
Falls (20-0) and Cooperstown (20-0). Relying on the timely 3-point
shooting of senior Linsey Niles, the South Jefferson girls basketball team
was finally able to avenge its only loss the season, but it took three
overtimes. The Spartans defeated Indian River 78-72 in the Frontier League
girls A/B final. The loss snapped the Warriors' 19-game winning streak.
(Pat Spadafore , Syracuse Post Standard)
2007-2008 Season
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Monday, November 26, 2007 Syracuse Post Standard-By Pat Spadafore
One of the area's longest running boys basketball tournaments will tip off on Friday with a new sponsor. The Peppino's Invitational, formerly the Brooklyn Pickle Classic, will feature six local and two Rochester-based Section V squads this year. The Invitational begins on Friday when Fairport, from Section V, takes on Nottingham at 6 p.m., followed by Christian Brothers Academy against Henninger at 7:45 p.m. On Saturday, East High, from Section V, will play Liverpool at 1 p.m. while Section V's Rush Henrietta will go against Utica Proctor at 2:45 p.m.
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Adirondack,
Cody Hitt Allegany-Limestone, Christina Peters, 5-6 Auburn, Kelly Grinnell, 6-foot-6 Jimmy Pitts, Dave Foltz Athena, Brian Benson Attica, Derek Wolfely Bainbridge-Guilford, Chris McGinnis Banneker (NYC), Narron McDonald Bishop Grimes, Eric Ball Bishop Kearney, Pat Arnold Burke Catholic, Emily Stallings Brookfield, Dan Plows 6-2, Brandon Davies, Cato-Meridian, Brittany Haskins, Ashley Gillis, Jessica Griffiths Canastota, Katherine Foran CBA, Marcus Sales, Sarah Paulus, J.T. Miranda Central Square, Katie Hart a 29-point, 26-rebound effort Cicero-North Syracuse, Mike McCarthy, Jeff Falvey Cicero-North Syracuse, Pat Corbin had 35 Clinton, Marquita Pring Commack, Samantha Prahalis Dolgeville, Kelsey Brandow Dundee, Preston Washburn Fillmore, Aaron Martin |
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 Caitlin Howe, Fairport (2002): 2,001 points 2/1/07. Going into tomorrow’s home game against Spencerport, Greece Arcadia basketball star Megan Shonikerhe is eight points shy of 2,000 for her six-year career. Only 13 other girls in Section V have eclipsed that mark. Syracuse Post-Standard, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, 06-07 |
| Fayetteville-Manlius, 6-8, 290-pound center Greg Gaulin Frankfort-Schuyler, Nikki Covey Franklin, Jerome Davis Haldane, Cold Spring, Brittany Shields Hamilton, Liz Unger Hannibal, Jeff Lamont, Chad Burridge Harley-Allendale-Columbia, Anthony Simmons Henninger, Ben Cronin 7'0, Mike Johnson, Brian Wilson Holland Patent, Jen Lighthall Indian River, Terry Parham Ithaca, David Farnham, Katie Currier Jamestown, Nikki Frederickson, Maggie Dalton Jamesville-DeWitt, Nick Pascale (6'10) Jordan-Elbridge, Katelyn Austin, Margie Bailey, Kristin Raeon, Keelia McGuire Lackawanna, Ja'Nay Ware, Keina Cleveland (14 points and 17 Rebounds) LaFayette, Brad Romancik Lima Christian, Bethany Allport Liverpool, T.J. Davis Little Falls, Courtney Terzi Morrisville Eaton, Maverick Gelatt Mohawk, (Jarvis H. S.), Daniel J. Mabbett, Jr. 6'7". Nikki Covey, Robert Rocker Nazareth, Nicole Jones |
The following is the
1,000-point club for girls
high school basketball. The list includes only those players who competed in
the Onondaga League or the former CNY Cities League. Carlee Cassidy (Westhill)
2001-20062,124 Chrystal Starling (Nottingham) 1993-982,052 Nikki Jo Rotolo (RFA)
2002-20062,028 Sherron Burgess (ES-M) 1995-001,941 Diana Spencer (F-M)
1995-991,862 Neiocha Watts (Corcoran) 2001-20061,845 Kelly Knapp (West
Genesee) 1986-901,824 Kelly Morrone (C-NS) 1994-991,821 Sandy Harding
(Auburn) 1979-831,780 Sameerah Aiken (Corcoran) 1992-981,728 Felicia Legette
(Nottingham) 1980-841,700 Sally Dee (Westhill) 1986-891,688 Vanessa Brooks
(Nottingham) 1985-891,614 Carmen Starling (Nottingham) 1984-881,614 Melissa
Johnson (Westhill) 1992-961,605 Sophr. Sallard (Nott.) 2001-20051,569 Tricia
Hax (Pulaski) 2003-071,536 Sarah Johnson (Westhill) 1995-991,532 Amy LaCombe
(J-D) 1982-861,531 Kim Wagoner (C-NS) 2000-041,528 Camille Murphy (Corcoran)
1994-981,512 Amy Sherry (Cortland) 1986-911,492 Lori Behm (Baldwinsville)
1990-951,484 Rasheada Caldwell (Nott) 1987-931,471 Tara Brisson (B. Grimes)
1996-011,437 Carm Petrera (B. Ludden) 1991-961,434 Stephanie Stacer (J-D)
1993-971,429 Jackie Rossi (Phoenix) 2000-20041,416 Pam Odom (Nottingham)
1986-901,400 Amber Jansen (F-M) 1993-971,393 Helen Baroody (Caz.)
2001-20051,392 Lisa Speach (Bishop Grimes) 1978-821,386 Shonna Sargent
(A-P-W) 1993-961,333 Lori Keys (Rome Free) 1987-911,330 Donnette Reed
(Nottingham) 1997-20011,325 Linda Donaldson (Nottingham) 1979-831,315
Colleen Satalin (B. Grimes) 1993-971,308 Jennifer Passonno (J-D)
1988-921,301 Jessica Adydan (Westhill) 1994-971,295 Aleah Marzug (Corcoran)
1988-921,275 Shelby Thayer (Marcellus) 1987-911,272 Nadine Malcolm
(Corcoran) 1990-931,271 Kate Watson (Pulaski) 1986-911,253 Rukaiyah Walker
(Corcoran) 1987-911,249 Beth Mowins (C-NS) 1981-851,245 Nalisa Clark
(Nottingham) 1984-881,222 Robin VerSchneider (Fulton) 1986-901,212 Bilisa
Perkins (Corcoran) 1996-001,204 Bernice Temple (Fowler) 1987-911,200
Jennifer Ash (C. Square) 1987-911,199 Sarah Virgil (Fabius-Pompey)
1999-021,187 Liz Barbaglia (J-E) 1991-951,183 Sharonda Saunders (Corcoran)
1991-941,182 Syracuse Post-Standard, 12/6/07
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New Hartford, Nicole Karam
Nottingham, Tyshon Goode
New York Mills, Samantha Szkotak
Old Forge, Kyndra Benoit
Our Lady of Mercy (Rochester),
Corinne Alber Chase
Oneonta, Dan O'Brien
Onondaga, Latavius Murray,
Lindsay Abbott
Oriskany, : G
Mike Sreca, Tom Rocker, Brandon Rothdiener
Oppenheim-Ephratah,
Jon Souza (6-3, So).
Owego, Jack Keough, Sean Linehan
Poland, Brittany Gokey and Kella Hampel
Pioneer,
Joelle Connelly, 6-3 (19-5, Erie County Division
III champions, Section 6 Class A-2 champions)
Proctor, Kenisha Morrison, Deandre Preaster
Rome Catholic,
Joe Melioris (6'10), Steve Smith, Dena Gualtieri, Meredith Merchant
Rome Free Academy, Paige Amidon,
Garrett Baker
Salamanca,
Jack O’Rourke
Sauquoit Valley, Kayla Calogero
Skaneateles, Caryn Crary
South Jefferson,
Linsey Niles
South Seneca, Jackie Dresser
Stockbridge Valley, Kayla Delles, Kayla Dalrymple
Sherburne-Earlville, Courtney Kurtz, Katelin Fitzpatrick, Danielle
Green, Megan Welshko
Westhill, Dale Ross
Wellsville,
James Braunscheidel, 6-2 (18-5, Expressway Conference champion)
Westhampton, Kelly Cavallo
Westmoreland,
Walter Phillips
West Canada Valley, Chloe Mankouski, Adrienna Maxwell, Robert McKerrow,
Dan DeKalb,
Jeff Yaworski
Whitesville,
Wade Fuller
New York, Class of 2009-Players to Watch
All Hallows, Devon Collier (6'7), Shane Southwell (6'6)
Auburn,
Malcolm Bryant
Aquinas, Tyler
Patterson, Zach Putnam
Bishop Ford (NYC), Chazz Williams
Bishop Grimes,
Joey Basla
HERE
Byron-Bergen, Mary
Cocking
CBA 6-5 forward Mike Goodman
Corcoran, Irene Hudson scored eight of her game-high 14 points in
the fourth quarter
Franklinville,
Samantha Kopp, 6-2, (18-5, Expressway Conference champion)
Frontier,
Jason Norsen and Grant Wrap
Geneva DeSales, Shannon Dougherty
Gilbertsville-Mount Upton, Danielle Conway
Hannibal, Tyler Baker,
Brendan Nollet, 6-7
Hills West is led by 6'7 Tobias Harris
Jamestown, Erinne Cunningham
Jamesville-DeWitt, Brandon Triche, Alshwan Hymes
Jefferson (NYC) Keith Spellman
Marcellus, Dan Heil
Maine-Endwell,
Joe Powell, a 5-9 guard
Mexico,
Angie Josbena
Nyack, Chantel Brooks
Oneonta,
Madie Harlem
Oswego, Carissa Reed, Lauren Hunt
Pembroke, Nicole Sharick recorded 22 points and five steals
Pioneer, Lucas Haskell
Remsen, Rachel
Roberts
Salamanca,
Ashley Abrams was named Most Valuable Player of Ellicottville
Holiday Girls Basketball Tournament
Sauquoit Valley, Renee Whelan
Skaneateles, Emily Ross
Stockbridge Valley, Amanda Jones
St. John the Baptist (West Islip),
6-foot-4 junior Christine Huber
Tioga Central, Kameron Sowell
Rice High Lamont
Jones
VVS, Evan Croll,
Jeremy Roden
Webster Thomas, Christie Wentworth
Westhill,
Carly Cooper
Whitesboro, Junior Woodard
Wilson, Corinne Wellington scored 16 points, grabbed 17 rebounds and
blocked 10 shots
New York, Class of 2010-Players to Watch
Bishop Loughlin (NYC), Jayvaughn Pinkston,
(6'6" 235lb) Doron Lamb
(6'4" 165lb)
Bishop Kearney (Rochester),
Blair Roberts -a
6'3" 3-man who can do it all
Bishop McQuaid (Rochester), Dan Brady
- 6'2" shooting guard; a good sense of the floor and can shoot it.
Bishop McQuaid (Rochester), Jordan Jones
- 6'4" forward; strong rebounder; plays above the rim
Bishop Timon-St. Jude,
Darrie Young
Bloomfield,
Sarah Hart
Cassadaga Valley Kristine Smith
CBA,
Leanne Ockenden, Sean Wayne
Churchville-Chili, Isaac Christian, 6'2", Scott Christian, 6'2" (twin
towers)
Fayetteville-Manlius, Brian Zapisek
Finney, Takiya Webb
F-M,
Brian Zapisek, Jack Giles
Gates Chili, Sierra Cason
Half Hollows West (Dix
Hills), Tobias Harris,
6'7"
Holland
Patent,
Sheryl Roberts (C, 5-10).
Houghton Academy (Section V)- James Estruch- 6'1" - Teams leading scorer as
a sophomore
Jamestown, Carlos Rivera
Jefferson (NYC), Joel Wright
Lackawanna, Kayla Golden had 21 points, 10
assists and 10 rebounds
Marcellus, Will Fiacchi
Pembroke, Jackie DuBois
Pittsford Mendon, Amarrae Stevens
Spencerport , Tara Caples scored 19 points and grabbed 15 rebounds
Weedsport, Kaitlin Hammersley
Wayland-Cohocton, Alyssa Englert
Wilson (Rochester League), Carol Smith
New York, Class of 2011-Players to Watch
Auburn, Nick Granato
Bishop Ludden,
Ashley Cianfriglia
Elmira
Free Academy, Brittany Covington
Hilton, Biz Reinhardt had five
assists in her first varsity game
Horseheads, Alyssa DeRichie
Jamestown, Ashley Frederickson
Proctor,
Brianna Kiesel
Solvay, Tessa Pucello
New York, Class of 2012-Players to Watch
Corning East, Elyssa LeBaron, 5-10
Hampton Bays, Jessie Egner
Indian River,
Quincell Rahmings
Watkins
Glen, Taylor Chaffee, eighth-grader: The 5-foot-10 forward made the
game-winning shot against archrival Odessa-Montour in a 40-39 win Dec. 20, then
scored 32 points against Edison on Jan. 5,
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