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Monday's roundup:
Royals and Southwest compete despite a winter storm
* Hopkins Royals 65, Minneapolis Southwest Lakers 32: The Royals raced out to a 38-12 lead at halftime and cruised to a convincing win. Brianna Williams led the Royals with 11, Hana Potter 10, and Shannon O’Toole, playing in her third varsity game at Hopkins, finished with 10. Sydney Coffey added eight points for the Royals. Mariah Adanene led the Lakers with 18 points.
This&that:
Rochel - new record holder
* Cassie Rochel broke the state blocked shots record in Friday’s win over Chaska. Rochel entered the game with 594 blocks and recorded six blocked shots against the Hawks. The record holder was Lindsay Hugstad Vaa of Breck 2003.
Saturday's roundup:
* Hancock 83, KMS 52: The Lady Owls improve to 13-2 with a win over the KMS Fighting Saints. Bree Holleman led the way with 24 points, followed by Kendra Schmidgall with 18, and Lauren Nelson with 15 points.
* Parkers Prairie 80, Underwood 55: The Panthers tied their own state record with 18 three-pointers in one game. Sari Noga had 27 points (six three-pointers), Madison Dorn 27 points (eight three-pointers) and Micaela Noga added 14 points (four-three-pointers).
* Cook County 74, Ely 40: Brea Boomer led the Vikings with her 25 points and added 8 steals. Essa Jacobsen chipped in 15 points while Christina Nelson reached double figures with 10.
Friday's roundup:
Lakeville North's Rochel can't be stopped
* Lakeville North 67, Chaska 50: The Panthers' Cassie Rochel had another dominant performance against a ranked opponent. The 6'4" post netted 26 points and was perfect from the charity stripe, 10-10. Rachel Banham scored 17 in the win to help the top ranked Panthers improve to 20-0. Chaska was led by Megan Evangelista with 14, Ellen Degler netted 13 and Brooke Brown recorded her 1,000th point of her career. She finished with 12 points.
* Eden Prairie 64, Eastview 61: In a Lake Conference battle of ranked teams, Eastview had a three-point shot to tie at the buzzer, but it fell away. Shayne Mullaney led the Eagles with 20 points. Jackie Johnson and Taylor Uhl each had 12. Alex Beckman had 22, Haley Thomforde 16, and Taylor Cullers 10 for the Lightning. Darcey Rice missed tonight’s game because of a toe injury. She is hopeful to return next week.
* Delasalle 67, St. Croix Lutheran 57: The Islanders improve to 20-0 behind a pair of double-doubles from Sarina Baker and Allina Starr. Baker had 20 points and 10 rebounds while Starr added 10 points and 12 rebounds.
* Edina 50, Armstrong 48: The 2nd ranked Hornets escaped with a 2-point victory over Armstrong. KatyBeth Biewen led Edina with 16 points. Alyssa Marschner scored 25 points.
* Osseo 71, Park Center 41: Jessica Fife had 19 and Tamara Shorter added 17.
* Wayzata 72, Minnetonka 69, OT: Kristi Kuhn led the Trojans with 18. Kayla Timmerman scored 12 points, four came in overtime. Freshman Joanna Hedstrom led Minnetonka with 21 points.
* New Prague 67, Holy Angels 48: Hannah Strop had a double-double, 22 points and 10 rebounds.
* Centennial 72, Anoka 43: Megan Waytashek had 25.
Tyesha Wright surpasses the 1,000th point milestone
* Roosevelt 84, Patrick Henry 24: Roosevelt’s Tyesha Wright scored her 1000th point tonight. Roosevelt was led by Tyesha Wright with 23 points. The Teddies had six players in double-figures. Roosevelt is now 7-1 in the Minneapolis City Conference with. The next two games are against Minneapolis North and Minneapolis South at home.
* Kennedy 55, Eagan 42: Freshman Jade Martin and senior Bailey Lund led Kennedy with 14 points each. Teammate Heather Bachman added 10. Jess Hart had 17 for Eagan and Elise Raney netted 12 points.
* BSM 62, Irondale 37: BSM was led by sophomore Olivia Antilla with a double-double 14 points and 11 rebounds. Sophomores Khadijah Shumpert and Josie Dillon added 12 points each. Other scorers for BSM were Alexander 7, Kosch 6, Kaminski 5, Pilarski 4 and Kopp2. Irondale were led by senior Mimi Reif and junior Alennah Westlund with 11 points each. Up next, BSM travels to St. Francis to take on the Saints. The Saints beat BSM by one point in their first match up.
* Cook County 65, Two Harbors 45: The Vikings were led by Essa Jacobsen’s 21 points, Ashley Deschampe chipped in 16, Brea Boomer scrapped out nine points, and Ailee Larson and Christina Nelson put in eight points apiece. The win puts the Vikings at 16-2.
* Cambridge Issanti 71, Princeton 54
* Minneapolis South 79, Edison 45
* Minneapolis North 74, Washburn 35
* White Bear Lake 58, Stillwater 51
* Richfield 64, Simley 49
* Burnsville 58, Apple Valley 47
Picture This, Farview Lady Cardinals
* Friday's "Picture of the Day" features the Farview Lady Cardinals' 6th grade team back in 2007.
Right to left: Tailyah Rich – Minneapolis North, Allina Starr – DeLasalle, Taylor Anderson – Hopkins, Imani, Janay Morton – Osseo, Iyanna Turner - Minneapolis South, Nailah Hill – Breck, Janice. If you have a similar picture please send it to tips@gprep.net
Wednesday's roundup:
South vs. North: Lady Tigers on Top
* Minneapolis South 58, Minneapolis North 45: In this statement game, two things were apparent. First, Tyisha Smith's explosive blow-by speed is back. Second, Smith played without a knee brace. So, gPrep can officially say, S-H-E'S B-A-C-K! You may recall, Smith suffered a torn ACL back in March 2009 in the State Championship game. Until now, she wore a knee brace. Tonight Smith looked like the dominant player, who terrorized opponents for three years at South. Smith dominated the game with her speed and quickness. The senior guard finished with 17 points. But most importantly, Smith put South on her shoulders and carried the Lady Tigers to a big-win against a hungry North team. Ameshia Kearney also played lights-out and finished with 16 points. Cy'erra Mills led North with 19 points and ninth grader Talayiah Rich Howard added 12.
* Southwest 45, Cooper 31: Southwest (10-9) used a 30-18 second half run to beat Cooper (1-14). The Lakers were led by Sophomore Guard Mariah Adanene's 22 points, 10 rebounds and 3 steals.
This&that:
Minnesota Finishers adding two new teams
* The Minnesota Finishers are adding two new teams at the 15u level. One team will be practicing in the Andover area the other in the Apple valley area. We are looking for a few more players for both teams! Please email Coach Shannon Finis for more info at mnfinishers@yahoo.com
* In a 65-58 win against Wayzata, Taylor Young broke Kelly Siemen's career scoring record of 1,418 points. she had 26 points for Edina. Young now has 1,433 career points which gives her the all time scoring record for boys or girls at Edina High School.
* Apple Valley’s Erica Gress reached her 1000th rebound against Chanhassen yesterday.
Tuesday's roundup:
* Minneapolis Southwest 70, Henry 24: Southwest (9-9) defeated Henry in a Minneapolis Conference match-up. Ten different players scored for Southwest and sophomore guard Mariah Adanene led the Lakers with 23 points and 7 Steals. The Lakers play section opponent Cooper in Robbinsdale on Wednesday.
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2009-2010 Week 10 Impact Players |
Sari Noga, Parkers Prairie player of the week
Angela Christianson, Alexandria
Whitney Olson, Cambridge-Assinti
Tacita Gonzalez, Fridley
Brooke Brown, Chaska
Cassie Rochel, Lakeville North
Kendra Schmidgall, Hancock
Diamond Lane, Delasalle
TT Starks, Minneapolis North
Julia Dysthe, White Bear Lake
Katrina Newman, Barnum
Katy Kuiper, St. Peter
Arnessa Hicks, Humboldt
2009-10 Impact players |
Monday's roundup:
Top ranked Panthers sharpen their claws on Eagles, remain undefeated
* Lakeville North 67, Kennedy 41: Both head coaches stood and patrolled the sidelines the entire game. It was a big statement game for both programs. In the end, Lakeville North’s Head Coach Andy Berkvam remained standing, high-fiving every player on the bench. Lakeville North won in convincing fashion. Panthers’ senior post Cassie Rochel came to play. She controlled the paint and finished with a game high 25 points. Superstar Rachel Banham was in foul trouble the entire game but was spectacular in limited minutes, as she finished with 13 points, before fouling out at the 5:30 mark in the second half. Aubrey Davis played a gritty game for Kennedy and did everything to keep the Eagles in striking distance. Davis finished with 15 points, but it was not enough to hold off the Panthers. Bailey Lund added 12 points for Kennedy
Coach Paul Goetz records 300th win
* Eastview 68, Eagan 56: Alex Beckman led the Lightning with 15 points, Heather Duehn added 11 and Haley Thomforde had 10. This is Coach Paul Goetz 300th win at Eastview. Elise Raney had 19 and Jess Hart added 12 for Eagan.
* Chaska Hawks 64, Burnsville Blaze 53: Brooke Brown and Ellen Degler had 18 points each to lead Chaska. Molly Duehn paced Burnsville with 10 points.
* BSM 75, Fridley 58: BSM was led by sophomore Olivia Antilla with a double-double, 24 points and 10 rebounds. Sophomore Josie Dillon added 16 points. Other scorers for BSM were Alexander 13, Shumpert 8, Pilarski 7, Kopp 5, Kosch 2. Fridley was led by senior Tacita Gonzalez with 18.
* Edina 65 Wayzata 58: Taylor Young had 26 points for Edina. Young broke Kelly Siemen's career scoring record of 1,418 points. Taylor Young now has 1,433 career points which gives her Edina High School's all time scoring record for boys and girls.
* Hopkins 64, Armstrong 45
* Sauk Centre 54
* Eden Prairie 74, Lakeville South 58
* St. Paul Humboldt 72, Heritage Christian 46
Saturday's roundup:
Cambridge-Issanti prevails over St. Francis
* Cambridge-Issanti 63 St. Francis 60: In a huge section 7AAAA match-up, Cambridge-Issanti defeated St. Francis 63 60. CI was in control much of the game until St. Francis came charging hard at the end. Whitney Olson led the Blue Jackets with 21 points including 2 big late free throws. Savanna Treichel added 14 and Shana Oberlander 12. Saint Francis "do-everything-guard" Milissa Borstner came alive with 26 points in the 2nd half to finish with 30. Jill Morrison had 13 and Taylor Morrell added 10 for the Saints.
* Hancock 52, Minneota 37: Hancock defeated a tough Minneota team on the road Saturday by a score of 52-37. Bree Holleman led with way with 28 points which includes an 8-for-10 performance from beyond the arc. Illissa Koehl scored eight points followed by Kendra Schmidgall with seven.
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