Central Pennsylvania AAU Teams - 2011
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2011 Teams and recap (Information provided by Coach Griffin)
Central Penn Ballers Elite 16U/10th grade team finished the 2011 season with a 34-6 record and ranked #1 in the AAU Middle Atlantic Association (Eastern Pennsylvania, Delaware and Southern New Jersey).
16U 2011 Tournament Recap: March 19-20 Pa Hoop Invitational - Champs, March 25-27 AAU National Super Regional (17U/11th grade division) Champs, April 2-3 Welcome to the Ruckus - Champs, April 22-24 King James Classic - sweet sixteen, May 13-15 Middle Atlantic Association Championship – Champs, May 20-22 AAU National Super Regional – Silver Medalist, May 28-29 Gym Rats Challenge – sweet sixteen, July 24-30 AAU D1 National Championship in Orlando Fl, 3-2 record. Go Ballers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
2011 16U/10th Grade Team Roster (Central Penn Ballers)
Coach Jerome Staff
33 Christopher Britton Harrisburg HS
35 Kyle Cook Harrisburg HS
44 Ashtin Cooksey Harrisburg HS
15 Jay’re Jackson McDevitt HS
32 Shawn Jerry Harrisburg HS
7 Christopher Kinley Williamsport HS
5 Dominique Lewis Harrisburg HS
10 Christopher Nwandu Northeastern HS
22 Khalid Nwandu Northeastern HS
3 Jerel Patterson Harrisburg HS
20 Shaquon Sheppard Susquehanna Twp HS
Our 15U team coached by Coach Charles “Ab" Vaughn and Lawrence HolleyJr. has travelled all over the country playing in 11 tournaments placing 1st in five, 2nd in two others and 7th at the AAU Division II National Championships in Little Rock Arkansas for a combined record of 40-10. Our 15U team has proven themselves as a perennial National contender as they have only loss to one Pennsylvania team (Team Nelson, sponsored by NBA All Star Jamir Nelson) in the past 2 years and finished 15th Nationally at the ESPN Wide World of Sports, Orlando, Fl. the year prior in the 14U division.
2011 15U Team Roster (Central Penn Ballers)
Donte Vaughn - Bishop McDevitt Brett Becker - Trinity
Justin McCartur - Susquehanna Twp Eric Contreas - Boiling Springs
Dominic Antonelli - Red Land Rameik James - Susquehanna Twp.
Milik Gantz - Bishop McDevitt Chase Watkins - Hershey
Lawrence Holley III - Susquehanna Twp
James Ezell - Harrisburg High
Joshua Trumpy - Trinity
Takhi Turner - Susquehanna Twp.
Anthony Wright - CD East
Anthony Ferguson – Steelton
Mid-Penn Motion
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Mid Penn Motion 2011 Teams and Recap
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2011 11th Grade Boys (U17)
Coach Bobby Thomas Players Haiisheen McIntyre (Harrisburg) Devin Thomas (Central Dauphin) Aaron Devan (Bishop McDevitt) Matt Aikey (East Penn) Tyler Naperiala (Annville-Cleona) Elijah Cooper (Northeastern) Nick Seefedlt (Central Dauphin) Ben Kroll (Gettysburg) Jaquan Johnson (Bishop McDevitt) Paishe Gaston (Bishop McDevitt) Nol Aru (Cedar Cliff) Mike Zangari (Red Land) Team Updates:
April 2011: MPM U17 Boy's Win Championship in Pittsburgh Mid Penn Motion 17U Boys team capture the Open Division Championship this weekend in the Pittsburgh Hoopgroup Jamfest. The Motion did so by beating NY Elite 69-63 and NY Gael Force 67-61 on Saturday to win their pool. On Sunday Mid Penn defeat Fundamental Foundation 66-54 to move into the semis , where they defeat CT Flames 74-61 to move into the championship round. In the championship game Mid Penn defeated CRONS AAU 65-48 to capture the open division gold medal. May 2011 17U Boys' Team Captures the Open Division Coach Bobby Thomas and his 17U Mid-Penn Motion team participated in Memorial Day Weekend’s invite-only Bob Gibbons Tournament of Champions. Flush with national scouting services and mainstream media outlets, power forward *Devin Thomas (Central Dauphin HS, Harrisburg, PA)* caught the eye of ESPN’s Dave Telep and CBS Sports’ Jeff Borzello. Dave Telep: “In a year flush with big men, Thomas is managing to operate below the radar -- for now. The lefty keeps it simple. He's got post moves, runs the floor and he's long on energy. At 6-7, he owns a passion for rebounding.” Jeff Borzello: “Thomas’ exploits each day at the Tournament of Champions made their way around the various gyms in the Triangle. From the opening Friday night, Thomas made a name for himself. The lefty power forward is a very good rebounder and is also a tough matchup for many defenders. Thomas has a repertoire of post moves and also crashes the offensive glass. If he develops a face-up game, he could potentially reach high-major status.” July 2011 17U team: Coach Bobby Thomas and his 17U began their July in Indianapolis at the Adidas Invitational, where they finished 2nd in their pool and eventually fell in the 2nd round of the Gold Bracket to the bracket’s eventual silver medalist Illinois Wolverines. The team was not finished, as Coach Thomas’s team was selected to participate in the invite-only Hoop Group Summer Classic, a 32-team showcase held in King of Prussia, PA. Playing in front of some of the most widely recognized coaches in the nation with some of the best competition around, the team performed remarkably in their 3-game set. One day after returning from the Summer Classic, the team traveled to West Virginia for the Hoop Group’s annual Jamfest, one of the largest and best exposure tournaments in the nation. Regularly playing in front of 25+ college coaches and scout, Coach Thomas and his team did not fail to perform. After dropping a heartbreaking OT loss in game 2 of pool play, the team battled back and reeled off four consecutive wins until dropping the silver bracket championship. July 2011 16U team: Coach Tigh Savercool and his 16U team began their July in Baltimore at the Adidas East Coast Summer Slam. The team did not hold anything back, winning its two pool play games in decisive fashion. Day 2 of the tournament brought much of the same result, with a bracket play win until falling in the championship game in a nail biter. The following weekend, the team joined the 17U MPM at West Virginia for the Hoop Group Jamfest. After a sound game 1 victory, the team dropped a close on in game 2 of pool play to Maryland’s Finest and finished 2nd in the pool. Coach Savercool and the team quickly recovered and won two straight games in bracket play in Day 2, until falling by 3 points in an intense, down-to-the-wire game versus Pittsburgh’s Drill 4 Skill. |
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2011 U17 Boys
Coach Willie McDale Players Jesse Reist Aaron Swinton (Lanc. McCaskey) Diante Cherry (Lanc. McCaskey) Christian Davidson (Lanc. McCaskey) Tyler Martin (Hempfield) Mario Ascencio Calvert Gantz (Lanc. McCaskey) Blaise Glover (Lanc. McCaskey) Jalen Washington (Lanc. McCaskey) Drew Johnson (Hempfield) |
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The UniversityScouts elite team,Pa Pacers were selected Feb 12 2012 at Harrisburg Boys Club.12 top players from Phildalephia,Harrisburg,Scranton,Johnstown, Carlisle and York areas were selected. We scrimmage March 24,and would like to hear from Central Pa teams interested.I have lined up over 16 PSAC and WVIAC Div 2 and Div 3 and Prep Coaches who will be there to recruit 2012-2013-2014 athletes at Johnstown Ymca.Text 814 327 1881 for more information. 2011 U17 Boys Coach Dave Resa Players Tremaine Bowman 6'1 (Central York) Manny Yarde 6'3 (Schuylkill) Marquis Marshall 6'5 (Reading CC) Nol Aru 6'3 (Cedar Cliff) Christo Majok 6'5 (Cedar Cliff) Jonas Page 6'5 (Carlisle) Mark Dunn 6'0 (Garden Spot) Andre Marshall 6'3 (New Oxford) Josh Dombrosky 6'6 (Shenandoah) Signed with Calf. Pa Jarrett Shannon 6'0 (Hollidaysburg) Kyle Kiehart 6'1 (Lakeland Scranton) Stephen Miller 7'1 (Lackanwanna Scranton) Jerry Kincel 6'1 (Riverside High Scranton) Terry Turner 6' 6" (Scranton) |
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PA Elite Gold at Pitt Jamfest in April 2011
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2011 Season Recap and Rosters (Information provided by Coach Fortney)
Advanced HOOPS National Boys Showcase TEAM traveled from Pittsburgh to
Hampton, Va. , New Jersey, Albany New York, to Philadelphia, West
Virginia, to to Las VEGAS July 21-26th and Washing DC on July 30th/31st .
finishing a 9 tourney AAU Season with a 20-11 record. This was against
the best competition the country had to offer and our boys became tougher
through the experience. Featuring wins against DC Assault's gold team
who was pre-season #6 nationally, Chester Panters, NC Tarheels AAU,
Champion Select out of Houston and the New York Fusion well known AAU
program. Winning the USJN Showcase in Harrisburg, being undefeated at the
Hoopgroup's May showdown, and advancing to playoff round action in most
tourneys, these boys represented themselves very well playing in front of
100's of college coaches along the way at every level. To see coaches
like Bob Huggins from WEST Va, sitting courtside in Las Vegas was an
experience these boys will not forget. For the 10 boys listed below and
the part-time players this experience has been awesome to their college
recruiting.
Because of our style of play , focusing on Man to man emphasis each player
became a better defender individually. The Equal OPPTY on offense motion
gave every player a chance to show what he could do. This is the reason
we have players being recruited D-I, D-II and Quality D-III from this
experience. I am currently working with the families to guide them on the
college recruiting process. For every player that is different depending
on the situation. And all the players on the ADVANCED HOOPS showcase
roster will get assistance until the day they leave for college.
We are excited to present that our TRADITION Continues again this year with
producing a HIGH Level team to represent the REGION with amazing integrity
and competitiveness.
Advanced HOOPS National Boys Showcase TEAM traveled from Pittsburgh to
Hampton, Va. , New Jersey, Albany New York, to Philadelphia, West
Virginia, to to Las VEGAS July 21-26th and Washing DC on July 30th/31st .
finishing a 9 tourney AAU Season with a 20-11 record. This was against
the best competition the country had to offer and our boys became tougher
through the experience. Featuring wins against DC Assault's gold team
who was pre-season #6 nationally, Chester Panters, NC Tarheels AAU,
Champion Select out of Houston and the New York Fusion well known AAU
program. Winning the USJN Showcase in Harrisburg, being undefeated at the
Hoopgroup's May showdown, and advancing to playoff round action in most
tourneys, these boys represented themselves very well playing in front of
100's of college coaches along the way at every level. To see coaches
like Bob Huggins from WEST Va, sitting courtside in Las Vegas was an
experience these boys will not forget. For the 10 boys listed below and
the part-time players this experience has been awesome to their college
recruiting.
Because of our style of play , focusing on Man to man emphasis each player
became a better defender individually. The Equal OPPTY on offense motion
gave every player a chance to show what he could do. This is the reason
we have players being recruited D-I, D-II and Quality D-III from this
experience. I am currently working with the families to guide them on the
college recruiting process. For every player that is different depending
on the situation. And all the players on the ADVANCED HOOPS showcase
roster will get assistance until the day they leave for college.
We are excited to present that our TRADITION Continues again this year with
producing a HIGH Level team to represent the REGION with amazing integrity
and competitiveness.
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Showcase Boys U17 Showcase BOYS Roster I am most proud that the average GPA of the team listed below is a 3.4 GPA. THESE Players not only were successful on the court but off the court. Top Assistant - MIKE Pilsitz, Head Coach: Charlie Fortney 6'3" Cody Deal Lower Dauphin 6'5" Logan Stumpf Cedar Cliff 6'6" David Craig Cumberland Valley 6'7" Colton Lewis Susquehannah Twp 6'0" Skylar Roman Chambersburg 6'3" Kyler Burke Pine Grove 6'3" Jimmy Brier Hershey 6'5" Jimmy Brackett Garden Spot 6'3" AJ Maun Chambersburg Players who participated part-time and not the full season due to sports related conflicts 6'2" Jason McElwee Middletown 6'5" Jared Deibler Middletown 6'2" Harold Brandtley Hershey 5'10" Tucker Canary Maryland 6'0" Adam Siegriest Garden Spot 10th Grade Boys Coach Yancey Players Aiden Powers Collin Farnham Josh Smith Jordan Neff Nolan Pharris Jheran Dunbar Chris Lynn J.D. Achille Jake Sweger Josh Miller |
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