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The State Journal-Register | Thursday, April 16, 2015
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ALL-CS8 GIRLS BASKETBALL
ALL-CS8 GIRLS BASKETBALL FIRST TEAM
BASKETBALL
MAKENZIE BRAY
HANNAH CAMERON
JENIYA GRIFFIN
ALEXIS HENRY
5-9 Fr.
Chatham Glenwood
5-7 Jr.
Lincoln
5-7 So
Lanphier
6-0 Jr.
Southeast
The Titans
found a
future star
in Bray,
a young
guard who
loves to
spot up and
launch. In 2014-15, Bray hit
34 3-pointers and averaged
12.7 points per game for
Glenwood (15-16, 10-8) and
received special mention
by the IBCA. Bray made the
CS8 non-city all-tournament
team too.
Cameron
scored just
a smidge
under 10
points per
game (9.9)
for the Railers, who
turned their program around
with a 17-14 record (11-7
CS8) and a fourth-place
finish in the CS8. Cameron
was named to the CS8 noncity all-tourney team.
Another
rising star
guard in
the league,
Griffin
made 33
3-pointers and
scored 10.6 points per game
for the Lions, who finished
8-19 overall and 6-12 in the
conference.
The
forward
averaged
14.6 points
per game
for the
13-15 Spartans (8-10
CS8) and was rewarded for
her hard work with thirdteam all-state mention by
the IBCA.
OLIVIA KAUFMANN
MEAGAN MCNICHOLAS ANGELA PERRY
MONTSHIANNA PULLIAM
5-6 Jr.
Jacksonville
5-10 Jr.
Rochester
6-2 So.
Rochester
5-10 So.
Springfield High
This junior
guard was
a constant
bright spot
leading
the league
in scoring
as well as
free-throw shooting. Kaufmann
received all-state mention
by the AP and the Champaign News-Gazette (special
mention). She also made the
all-tournament team during
the CS8 non-city Tournament
in January.
The Rockets’ swing
player loved
slashing her
way to the
hoop, which
she did in
2014-15
to the tune of 8.2 points per
game for the CS8 champions
and 3A state title contenders. She also averaged 4.4
rebounds and made 99 of 146
free throws. McNicholas made
the CS8 Non-City All-Tournament team.
Perry scored
11.8 points
and pulled
down 6.3
rebounds
per game.
She also
blocked 67
shots and nailed 80 of 123
attempts from the line. Perry
garnered all-state attention
from the AP (honorable mention), IBCA (third team) and
the Champaign News-Gazette
(honorable mention). She was
named the Most Outstanding
Player at the CS8 Non-City
Tournament.
Averaged 9.0
rebounds
and 12.4
points per
game for
the CS8
runners
up and was named to the
IBCA’s all-state fourth team.
LARYN SAPETTI
KAYLIN TATE
DEVON THAXTON
KIERRA WEIR
5-9 Sr.
Rochester
5-6 Sr.
SHG
5-10 Sr.
Eisenhower
5-9 Sr.
Springfield High
Led the
Rockets
(33-3) in
scoring
(13.4 ppg),
assists (2.5)
and steals
(96) as they
won the Central State Eight
title and got all the way to the
Class 3A state championship
game. She earned all-state
honors from the Associated
Press (second team), the IBCA
(second team) and the Champaign News-Gazette (special
mention). Sapetti also was
named to the CS8 Non-City
All-Tournament team.
The balanced
Cyclones
took third
in the CS8
with a
14-4 mark
in league
games and went 19-7
overall. Tate, a forward, was
a key cog in the machine,
averaging 6.8 points and
5.4 rebounds per game for
Sacred Heart-Griffin.
One of the
league’s
most
underrated
players,
the senior
forward
averaged
17.5 points and 9.2 rebounds
for a Panthers squad that
went 6-25 overall and just
3-15 in the league. Thaxton
was named to the CS8 noncity all-tournament team
in January and received
honorable mention in the
Champaign News-Gazette’s
all-state package after the
season.
Weir averaged 15.2
points
and 6.0
rebounds
per game
for the
Senators,
who finished 25-6 overall
and 16-2 in the CS8. Weir
made 35 3-pointers for the
Senators. She was named
to IBCA’s third team and
received honorable mention on the both the AP and
Champaign News-Gazette´s
All-State packages.
SPECIAL MENTION
ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM
Chloe Albert, Sr., (SHG);
Keonna Bolden, Sr.
(Lanphier); D.D. Boston,
Jr. (Eisenhower); Kylie
Clemens, Jr. (Rochester); Abbey Deverman,
Jr. (Glenwood); Kaelyn
Froebe, Fr. (Lincoln);
Dani Healey, Sr. (SHG);
Lunden Henry, Jr. (Southeast); Megan Jackson, Sr.
(Lincoln); Sierra James,
Sr. (Lanphier); Maddie
Klintworth, Soph. (Glenwood); Shelby Williams,
Soph. (Southeast)
Eisenhower — Tenia Barbee
(Sr.); Alexis Early (Soph.);
Wynaiya Hampton (Jr.);
LaDonna Morstatter (Soph.)
Glenwood — Elle Alexander
(Sr.); Maddie Klintworth
(Soph.); Rachel Weidig (Sr.)
Jacksonville — Gretchen
Biessman (Jr.); Maggie
Doss (Soph.); Emma Fenner
(Jr.); Emily Hillis (Jr.); Sarah
James (Jr.); Olivia Kaufmann
(Jr.); Nickole Strubbe (Sr.);
Natasha Wright (Soph.)
Lanphier — Keyearra
Barbee (Soph.); Keona
Bolden (Sr.); Arrion Burton
(Soph.); Jeniya Griffin
(Soph.); Ashley Hackwith
(Soph.); Kailyn Herrin (Sr.)
Lincoln — Hannah Cameron (Jr.); Kristin Engelhardt
(Sr.); Katlyn Helton (Soph.);
Megan Jackson (Sr.); Megan
Joseph (Soph.); Faith Smith
(Sr.); Alexandria Tibbs (Sr.);
Grace Walters (Sr.); Hailie
Williams (Soph.)
MacArthur — Jessica Joyner
(Sr.); Kaysha Murphy (Soph.);
Joshalyn Taliferro (Soph.)
Rochester — Lyric Boone
(Soph.); Kylie Clemens
(Jr.); Samantha Kearney
(Jr.); Sydney Lett (Sr.);
Aubrey Magro (Soph.);
Meagan McNicholas (Jr.);
Lucy Nuding (Sr.); Angela
Perry (Soph.); Faithe Pitts
(Soph.); Laryn Sapetti (Sr.)
Sacred Heart-Griffin —
Catherine Costa (Jr.); Dani
Healey (Sr.); Anna Lowis
(Soph.); Julie Staten (Soph.);
Kaylin Tate (Sr.); Madeline
Warrington (Soph.)
Southeast — Charlotte Crofton (Sr.); Alexis Henry (Jr.);
Lunden Henry (Jr.); Merari
James (Sr.); Gariel Pierce
(Sr.); Shelby Williams (Soph.)
Springfield High —
Ellie Brandt (Jr.); Sarah
Cross (Jr.); Brooklyn
Crum (Jr.); Melanie
Glisson (Sr.); Makayla
Richardson (Soph.); Annie
Sherrick (Soph.); Rose
Varney (Soph.); Kyra Webster (Jr.); Kierra Weir (Sr.)
SAPETTI
by the restraint she showed
in scoring just two points
one night against lowly
Decatur MacArthur, which
went 0-18 in CS8 play.
But Sapetti could sure score
when she had to.
She finished her basketball career in the Final Four
at Redbird Arena in Normal
the weekend of March 6 and
7. There, Sapetti poured in 21
points and had seven rebounds
in a 71-60 semifinal victory
over Chicago Bogan. She had
19 points and eight rebounds
the following afternoon in the
state championship game, a
47-37 loss to Morton.
“She received a lot of attention (from opposing defenses)
in the two games at state,” said
Boudouris, “yet she played
two of her better games of the
season there.”
Said Sapetti: “I can’t imagine two state games going any
better for one particular player
— except maybe for winning.”
Getting to state was more
than half the fun. The game
many fans likely will remember the longest from the season
was the sectional championship game, a rematch with
No. 1-ranked Normal University High, which had narrowly
defeated Rochester in a lateseason game.
The postseason rematch
was a game the Rockets’ players alternately dreaded and
wanted.
“After we lost the (regular
season) game against Normal
U High, we kinda knew,” said
senior Lucy Nuding. “We had
a bad taste in our mouths and
we felt like we had something
to prove for sure.”
The Rockets’ hunger to
prove themselves worked
against them early. In their
home gym the Rockets fell
behind 3A’s top-ranked team
13-1 after one quarter.
Boudouris said the 12-point
deficit was the largest his team
had faced all winter. After
three quarters, Rochester still
trailed the Pioneers by double
digits. They had 8 minutes left
and Sapetti, up to that point,
was just 1-for-10 from the field.
one play that Boudouris says
will remain etched in his
memory.
“That whole fourth quarter
is still a blur to me even though
I’ve watched it a number of
times,” the coach said. “There
was a play where (Sapetti) hit
a runner in traffic. Then, as she
was backpedaling to play ‘D’
she kinda clapped her hands,
but she never took her focus
off the ball-handler coming up
the floor.”
That play tied the score and
the Rockets went on to beat
the Pioneers 40-39 thanks
to a pair of last-second free
throws by sophomore Angela
Perry. But Perry’s heroics
wouldn’t have been possible
without Sapetti putting the
team on her shoulders early in
the fourth quarter. She scored
when her team needed her to.
“When I saw that determination from her,” Boudouris
said, “I thought, ‘This is contagious. This is gonna spread
to the other kids on the floor,’
and that’s what happened.”
And that, folks, is the story
that black numbers on white
paper just won’t tell.
From Page P27
All she wanted was what
the Rockets almost got: a state
title. Though Sapetti was the
name fans and opponents
were most familiar with, Rochester had a tough, balanced
basketball team. Sapetti both
fed and fed off that balance.
She led the Rockets in scoring and in assists with 2.5 per
game, in addition to recording
a team-high 96 steals.
Rockets girls coach J.R.
Boudouris has a deeper appreciation for Sapetti’s all-round
skills because he’s watched her
develop as both a player and
a leader.
“You look at great teams — I
don’t care what the level is —
if you’ve got somebody who
is leading your team in both
(scoring and assists), then
you’ve got not only a pretty
dynamic player but somebody
whose efforts are probably
going to translate to team success as well,” Boudouris said.
Sapetti led the Rockets in
scoring in just under half
their games. She scored a
season-high 25 points twice
and only had four 20-point
nights. But scoring didn’t
matter to her as evidenced
Now or never
“At that point it was do or
die,” Sapetti said. “I knew if
something didn’t happen
soon, our season was going
to end.”
So Sapetti made stuff
happen. She scored seven
of her game-high 13 points
during an 11-0 Rockets run
that included a roof-raising
3-pointer, a key assist on a
Sami Kearney layup and the
— Contact Brian Webster,
788-1545, brian.webster@
sj-r.com, Twitter.com/
briweb69.
FINAL CS8 STATISTICS
SCORING
G FG FT
Kaufmann, JHS 30 218 152
Thaxton, Eisen 31 225 92
Weir, SHS
31 166 105
A. Henry, SE
20 93 87
Sapetti, Roch. 36 165 139
Bray, Glen.
30 128 90
Pulliam, SHS
31 149 83
Perry, Roch.
36 173 80
Boston, Eisen
31 140 40
Albert, SHG
25 114 50
Bolden, Lan.
26 110 55
Griffin, Lan.
25 89 53
Cameron, Lin. 31 113 58
Klntwrth, Glen 31 93 63
Froebe, Lin.
31 96 66
McNchls, Roch 35 91 99
Williams, SE
20 56 28
Devrmn, Glen
31 92
9
Alexndr, Glen
26 71 58
L. Henry, SE
20 61 29
Engelhrdt, Lin 31 89 35
James, Lan.
26 74 33
Cline, Lan.
26 66 45
Cross, SHS
28 75 24
Webster, SHS
31 67 45
McLean, SHG
25 59 25
Jackson, Lin.
31 85 42
Hillis, JHS
30 77 50
Tate, SHG
25 51 48
Clemens, Roch. 36 68 39
Costa, SHG
25 43 24
Williams, Lin.
31 54 27
James, JHS
24 48
8
Fenner, JHS
25 43 21
Healey, SHG
25 50 16
Pierce, SE
10 20 10
Wood, JHS
30 55 23
Smith, Lin.
31 63 27
Crum, SHS
30 47 19
Downey, Glen. 29 52 29
Lett, Roch.
36 54 29
Lowis, SHG
25 40 25
Dumas, Lan.
26 41 24
Curtis, SHS
2
3
1
Robinson, SHS 30 46 15
Salther, JHS
27 35
6
Brown, SE
14
9 31
Kearney, Roch. 35 52 18
Lahr, Glen.
30 27 33
Watson, SE
19 23 14
Boone, Roch.
35 51 13
Bryant, SE
13 16
4
Walters, Lin.
31 39
8
Herrin, Lan.
20 24 11
Staten, SHG
24 32
5
Glisson , SHS
31 29 30
Brandt, SHS
26 32
8
Burton, Lan.
26 28 14
Parriott, Glen. 31 29 16
Trees, SHG
25 27
0
Magro, Roch.
36 29 13
Eck, SHG
25 21 12
Ewing, SE
6
3
7
Smith, Glen.
30 25 14
King, SE
11 11
1
Alexander, SE 14 11
7
Faulkner, Roch 26 18 16
Brown, Glen.
28 20 12
Holmes, SHG
18
9
8
Nuding, Roch. 35 25
6
James, SE
20 13
8
Altman, JHS
13
9
1
L. Tibbs, Lin.
31 22
6
N.Strubbe, JHS 30 18 13
Erewele, SHS
16
9
8
Weidig, Glen.
8
6
1
M. Lolling, Lin. 31 20
8
K. Lolling, Lin. 29 21
1
Debrick, SHS
15
9
5
Allen, JHS
19 10
1
Richardson, SHS 16
8
1
Sherrick, SHS
27 14
3
Barbee, Lan.
24
9
8
Dulin, Roch.
19
8
2
Antonacci, SHG 17
6
4
Hackwith, Lan. 26 11
2
Icenogle, Glen. 18
5
4
Crofton, SE
10
3
0
Doss, JHS
3
1
0
Karhliker, Glen. 6
1
2
Robinsn, Roch 27
6
4
Casey, Lan.
26
8
0
Joseph, Lin.
31
6
5
Leighton, Glen 11
2
1
Alhorn, JHS
4
1
0
Bishop, Lan.
12
1
3
Varney, SHS
16
4
0
Unser, Roch.
24
4
0
Zaffiri, Roch.
5
1
0
Biessman, JHS 25
4
1
Helton, Lin.
29
4
0
W.Jackson, JHS 5
0
1
Tiller, Lan.
25
1
1
Bossnghm, Lin 10
0
1
Parrish, Lin.
30
0
3
Pts
636
542
472
292
483
380
383
426
351
278
275
264
307
289
274
287
159
245
202
151
226
188
185
194
214
172
212
204
169
207
132
162
122
125
125
50
150
153
144
133
157
105
107
8
116
99
50
116
96
60
109
39
92
59
69
88
72
72
84
65
87
58
13
64
23
29
52
52
31
60
34
22
51
49
26
13
49
45
23
28
21
31
27
18
16
24
14
7
2
4
17
16
18
6
2
6
8
10
2
9
9
1
3
1
3
Avg
21.2
17.5
15.2
14.6
13.4
12.7
12.4
11.8
11.3
11.1
10.6
10.6
9.9
9.3
8.8
8.2
8.0
7.9
7.8
7.6
7.3
7.2
7.1
6.9
6.9
6.9
6.8
6.8
6.8
5.8
5.3
5.2
5.1
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
4.9
4.8
4.6
4.4
4.2
4.1
4.0
3.9
3.7
3.6
3.3
3.2
3.2
3.1
3.0
3.0
3.0
2.9
2.8
2.8
2.8
2.7
2.6
2.4
2.3
2.2
2.1
2.1
2.1
2.0
1.9
1.7
1.7
1.7
1.7
1.6
1.6
1.6
1.6
1.6
1.6
1.5
1.5
1.3
1.1
1.1
.9
.9
.9
.8
.7
.7
.7
.6
.6
.6
.5
.5
.5
.5
.4
.4
.4
.3
.2
.1
.1
.1
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
FG FGA
Dulin, Roch.
8
13
Staten, SHG
32
52
King, SE
11
18
Boone, Roch.
51
87
Sherrick, SHS
14
25
Albert, SHG
114
205
Weidig, Glen.
6
11
Kearney, Roch.
52
98
Jackson, Lin.
85
164
Perry, Roch.
173
340
Alhorn, JHS
1
2
Curtis, SHS
3
6
Pulliam, SHS
149
301
Smith, Lin.
63
132
Nuding, Roch.
25
54
Smith, Glen.
25
54
Bray, Glen.
128
280
Brown, Glen.
20
44
Sapetti, Roch.
165
363
Thaxton, Eisen
225
498
Pierce, SE
20
45
Varney, SHS
4
9
Alexander, SE
11
25
Brandt, SHS
32
74
Faulkner, Roch.
18
43
Allen, JHS
10
24
Hillis, JHS
77
185
Alexander, Glen.
71
172
Costa, SHG
43
105
Downey, Glen.
52
127
Kaufmann, JHS
218
536
Antonacci, SHG
6
15
L. Henry, SE
61
155
Erewele, SHS
9
23
Trees, SHG
27
69
McNicholas, Roch.
91
239
Healey, SHG
50
132
Eck, SHG
21
56
Froebe, Lin.
96
258
Robinson, SHS
46
124
N. Strubbe, JHS
18
49
McLean, SHG
59
161
Cameron, Lin.
113
310
Watson, SE
23
64
Lowis, SHG
40
113
Engelhardt, Lin.
89
253
K. Lolling, Lin.
21
60
Deverman, Glen.
92
266
Clemens, Roch.
68
199
Tate, SHG
51
152
A. Henry, SE
93
278
Doss, JHS
1
3
Richardson, SHS
8
24
Zaffiri, Roch.
1
3
Cross, SHS
75
226
Fenner, JHS
43
130
Weir, SHS
166
503
James, JHS
48
146
Klintworth, Glen.
93
283
M. Lolling, Lin.
20
61
Walters, Lin.
39
123
Lett, Roch.
54
172
Debrick, SHS
9
29
Williams, SE
56
181
Glisson , SHS
29
94
Magro, Roch.
29
94
Webster, SHS
67
219
Crum, SHS
47
155
Ewing, SE
3
10
Robinson, Roch.
6
20
Parriott, Glen.
29
97
Icenogle, Glen.
5
17
Helton, Lin.
4
14
L. Tibbs, Lin.
22
77
Altman, JHS
9
32
Wood, JHS
55
196
Bryant, SE
16
58
Lahr, Glen.
27
99
Biessman, JHS
4
15
Williams, Lin.
54
207
Holmes, SHG
9
35
Boston, Eisen
140
590
Crofton, SE
3
13
Salther, JHS
35
159
James, SE
13
61
Joseph, Lin.
6
31
Unser, Roch.
4
21
Karhliker, Glen.
1
6
Leighton, Glen.
2
13
Brown, SE
9
69
Pct
.615
.615
.611
.586
.560
.556
.545
.531
.518
.509
.500
.500
.495
.477
.463
.463
.457
.455
.455
.452
.444
.444
.440
.432
.419
.417
.416
.413
.410
.409
.407
.400
.394
.391
.391
.381
.379
.375
.372
.371
.367
.366
.365
.359
.354
.352
.350
.346
.342
.336
.335
.333
.333
.333
.332
.331
.330
.329
.329
.328
.317
.314
.310
.309
.309
.309
.306
.303
.300
.300
.299
.294
.286
.286
.281
.281
.276
.273
.267
.261
.257
.237
.231
.220
.213
.194
.190
.167
.154
.130
FREE THROW PERCENTAGE
FT FTA
Pct
2
2 1.000
35
42 .833
13
16 .812
4
5 .800
16
20 .800
4
5 .800
Karhliker, Glen.
Engelhardt, Lin.
Magro, Roch.
Antonacci, SHG
Faulkner, Roch.
Robinson, Roch.
Crum, SHS
Holmes, SHG
Joseph, Lin.
Sapetti, Roch.
Brown, Glen.
Bray, Glen.
Downey, Glen.
Kaufmann, JHS
Robinson, SHS
A. Henry, SE
McNicholas, Roch.
Erewele, SHS
Webster, SHS
Alexander, Glen.
Perry, Roch.
Boone, Roch.
Brown, SE
Pulliam, SHS
Tate, SHG
Ewing, SE
Costa, SHG
Clemens, Roch.
Brandt, SHS
Klintworth, Glen.
Froebe, Lin.
Cross, SHS
Glisson , SHS
Sherrick, SHS
N. Strubbe, JHS
Wood, JHS
Cameron, Lin.
Griffin, Lan.
James, JHS
M. Lolling, Lin.
L. Henry, SE
Albert, SHG
Weir, SHS
Debrick, SHS
Pierce, SE
Smith, Lin.
McLean, SHG
Jackson, Lin.
Williams, Lin.
Williams, SE
Biessman, JHS
Curtis, SHS
Fenner, JHS
Healey, SHG
W. Jackson, JHS
James, Lan.
Nuding, Roch.
Staten, SHG
Tiller, Lan.
Weidig, Glen.
Bolden, Lan.
Kearney, Roch.
Burton, Lan.
Smith, Glen.
Watson, SE
Hillis, JHS
Lett, Roch.
Deverman, Glen.
Salther, JHS
Herrin, Lan.
Cline, Lan.
Eck, SHG
Parriott, Glen.
Lowis, SHG
Alexander, SE
Dumas, Lan.
Icenogle, Glen.
Parrish, Lin.
L. Tibbs, Lin.
Lahr, Glen.
Barbee, Lan.
Altman, JHS
Dulin, Roch.
Leighton, Glen.
Richardson, SHS
Walters, Lin.
Bishop, Lan.
James, SE
Bryant, SE
Hackwith, Lan.
Bossingham, Lin.
King, SE
Allen, JHS
K. Lolling, Lin.
19
8
5
139
12
90
29
152
15
87
99
8
45
58
80
13
31
83
48
7
24
39
8
63
66
24
30
3
13
23
58
53
8
8
29
50
105
5
10
27
25
42
27
28
1
1
21
16
1
33
6
5
1
1
55
18
14
14
14
50
29
9
6
11
45
12
16
25
7
24
4
3
6
33
8
1
2
1
1
8
3
8
4
2
1
1
1
1
25
11
7
195
17
130
42
222
22
128
146
12
68
88
123
20
48
129
75
11
38
63
13
103
109
40
50
5
22
39
99
92
14
14
51
88
186
9
18
51
48
82
53
55
2
2
42
32
2
66
12
10
2
2
111
37
29
29
29
104
61
19
13
24
103
28
38
60
17
59
10
8
16
92
23
3
6
3
3
26
10
27
14
7
4
4
9
9
.760
.727
.714
.713
.706
.692
.690
.685
.682
.680
.678
.667
.662
.659
.650
.650
.646
.643
.640
.636
.632
.619
.615
.612
.606
.600
.600
.600
.591
.590
.586
.576
.571
.571
.569
.568
.565
.556
.556
.529
.521
.512
.509
.509
.500
.500
.500
.500
.500
.500
.500
.500
.500
.500
.495
.486
.483
.483
.483
.481
.475
.474
.462
.458
.437
.429
.421
.417
.412
.407
.400
.375
.375
.359
.348
.333
.333
.333
.333
.308
.300
.296
.286
.286
.250
.250
.111
.111
THREE-POINT GOAL LEADERS
Deverman (Glen.) 52; Kaufmann (JHS) 48;
Klintworth (Glen.) 40; Webster (SHS) 35;
Weir (SHS) 35; Bray (Glen.) 34; Griffin (Lan.)
33; Clemens (Roch.) 32; Boston (Eisen) 31;
Crum (SHS) 31; McLean (SHG) 29; Williams
(Lin.) 27; Cameron (Lin.) 23; Salther (JHS) 23;
Costa (SHG) 22; Cross (SHS) 20; Lett (Roch.)
20; A. Henry (SE) 19; Tate (SHG) 19; Williams
(SE) 19; Fenner (JHS) 18; James (JHS) 18;
Wood (JHS) 17; Froebe (Lin.) 16; Magro
(Roch.) 16; Sapetti (Roch.) 14; Engelhardt
(Lin.) 13; Trees (SHG) 11; Parriott (Glen.) 10;
Healey (SHG) 9; Lahr (Glen.) 9; Robinson
(SHS) 9; Cline (Lan.) 8; Allen (JHS) 7; James
(Lan.) 7; McNicholas (Roch.) 6; Walters (Lin.)
6; Holmes (SHG) 5; Eck (SHG) 4; Richardson
(SHS) 4; Altman (JHS) 3; Bryant (SE) 3;
Burton (Lan.) 2; K. Lolling (Lin.) 2; Pulliam
(SHS) 2; Unser (Roch.) 2; Barbee (Lan.) 1;
Bishop (Lan.) 1; Brown (SE) 1; Crofton (SE) 1;
Curtis (SHS) 1; Dumas (Lan.) 1; Helton (Lin.)
1; Joseph (Lin.) 1; Leighton (Glen.) 1; M.
Lolling (Lin.) 1; Robinson (Roch.) 1; L. Tibbs
(Lin.) 1.
REBOUNDING
G
Gavin, Eisen
29
James, Lan.
26
Thaxton, Eisen
31
Pulliam, SHS
31
L. Henry, SE
20
A. Henry, SE
20
Bolden, Lan.
26
Perry, Roch.
36
Cline, Lan.
26
Weir, SHS
31
Kaufmann, JHS
30
Bray, Glen.
30
Griffin, Lan.
25
Alexander, Glen.
26
Hillis, JHS
30
Tate, SHG
25
Klintworth, Glen.
31
Pierce, SE
10
Jackson, Lin.
31
Albert, SHG
25
Downey, Glen.
29
McNicholas, Roch.
35
Salther, JHS
27
Sapetti, Roch.
36
Webster, SHS
31
Cameron, Lin.
31
Deverman, Glen.
31
James, SE
20
Kearney, Roch.
35
Smith, Lin.
31
Cross, SHS
28
Watson, SE
19
Lowis, SHG
25
Wood, JHS
30
Glisson , SHS
31
Smith, Glen.
30
Alexander, SE
14
Clemens, Roch.
36
Healey, SHG
25
Engelhardt, Lin.
31
Williams, SE
20
Froebe, Lin.
31
Williams, Lin.
31
Debrick, SHS
15
N. Strubbe, JHS
30
Brandt, SHS
26
Fenner, JHS
25
Robinson, SHS
30
Bryant, SE
13
Boone, Roch.
35
Ewing, SE
6
Lahr, Glen.
30
Crum, SHS
30
Costa, SHG
25
L. Tibbs, Lin.
31
King, SE
11
Lett, Roch.
36
Staten, SHG
24
Parriott, Glen.
31
Brown, Glen.
28
James, JHS
24
Walters, Lin.
31
McLean, SHG
25
Nuding, Roch.
35
Brown, SE
14
Karhliker, Glen.
6
Trees, SHG
25
W. Jackson, JHS
5
Doss, JHS
3
Altman, JHS
13
Magro, Roch.
36
Crofton, SE
10
Curtis, SHS
2
Eck, SHG
25
Faulkner, Roch.
26
K. Lolling, Lin.
29
Biessman, JHS
25
Sherrick, SHS
27
Erewele, SHS
16
M. Lolling, Lin.
31
Allen, JHS
19
Robinson, Roch.
27
Weidig, Glen.
8
Joseph, Lin.
31
Varney, SHS
16
Holmes, SHG
18
Unser, Roch.
24
Alhorn, JHS
4
Leighton, Glen.
11
Icenogle, Glen.
18
Richardson, SHS
16
Antonacci, SHG
17
Parrish, Lin.
30
Balster, SHS
6
Bossingham, Lin.
10
Tot
397
245
285
279
174
161
165
228
160
187
180
176
140
145
167
134
159
50
146
112
129
153
117
156
132
121
120
72
124
108
94
63
81
97
93
88
41
104
72
88
56
86
86
40
79
66
63
74
32
84
14
70
69
55
68
24
77
51
65
56
48
60
44
58
22
9
36
7
4
17
38
10
2
25
26
28
24
25
14
27
16
21
6
21
10
11
13
2
5
8
7
7
11
2
3
Avg
13.7
9.4
9.2
9.0
8.7
8.0
6.3
6.3
6.2
6.0
6.0
5.9
5.6
5.6
5.6
5.4
5.1
5.0
4.7
4.5
4.4
4.4
4.3
4.3
4.3
3.9
3.9
3.6
3.5
3.5
3.4
3.3
3.2
3.2
3.0
2.9
2.9
2.9
2.9
2.8
2.8
2.8
2.8
2.7
2.6
2.5
2.5
2.5
2.5
2.4
2.3
2.3
2.3
2.2
2.2
2.2
2.1
2.1
2.1
2.0
2.0
1.9
1.8
1.7
1.6
1.5
1.4
1.4
1.3
1.3
1.1
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
.9
.9
.9
.8
.8
.8
.7
.6
.6
.5
.5
.5
.4
.4
.4
.4
.3
.3