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It was 55-14 at half-time. Carver took the opening kick and kept the ball 9 minutes, obvious due to the mercy rule. CBHS starters had the ball one possession in the 3rd quarter and went to the bench, never seeing the field in the 4th quarter.

Was your reliable source a parent who wanted their son to get off the bench?

The Y lost in the sweet 16 to the Stallions 66-65, the Y advanced to the 6th place game before losing in double overtime to a Peoria team we had beaten in pool play. We finished 11th.

The Stallions advanced to the national championship game losing to OBC 67-55.

As someone who has received sponsorship from all 3 shoe companies I can assure you that what you wear on your feet doesn't effect your on floor performance. Having said that, I do believe that Nike runs the best events, something that other shoe co. reps tend to agree with. That's speaking on how the event is organized, not about the talent.

When I was un-sponsored it was frustrating not being invited to better events, at the time (15 years ago) there wasn't the number of events as there are now. Every coach wants their players to compete vs. the best and have the best exposure possible so they can enhance their opportunities to be recruited.

When speaking of quality events obviously you have to consider the quality of players and teams. The 1st Kingwood was the best event I've ever been involved with in 26 years of coaching, this was before Nike pulled most of their teams, all 3 shoe cos. were well represented.

Gibbons is special because of the venues, his talent level is always good and the event is well organized.

The Peach Jam is by far (IMHO) the best, from the venue, the crowds, college coaches, usually head coaches, the teams are fed 3 meals a day, players families are admitted for free. It's a heck of an environment.

To me, running on time, officals, scorekeepers all go to making a quality event. If these are handled properly and the competition is good then you have the makings of a quality tournament.

Yes they are. They are huge. Plus they've added a quality PG which makes them alot better.

Got beat in the Semi's by the St. Louis Eagles , finishing the weekend 5-1, 24-4 on the year. The Y had beaten the Eagles in pool play. The Eagles beat the Jackson Tigers for the championship.

Andre Hollins

Bobby Parks, Jr.

Wayne Martin, Jr

Tevin Cox

all made all-tournament.

They also got invites to the Jr. All-American camp June 29-July 1 in D.C.

Or click on "tourney format" at the top , the next page will give you the schedule.

Congratulations to Spencer Johnson and the Y 15's. 14 and 15-under state champs. 13's this upcoming weekend, then 16's and 17's. Can the Y win all 5?

Pool A

1.Stallions

2. Knox Elite

3.Bearcats

4. Memphis Elite

Pool B

1. Y

2. Travelers

3. Clarksville

4. Stars

The Stallions had won the state from 9-13, 5 years in a row.

Top 7 advance to Orlando.

The YOMCA beat the Stallions by 3 for the championship.

My bad. We actually had 4 teams register, but only 3 played in the west. A YOMCA team and Idlewild advanced.

For years a team/coach has been able to pettition to the chairman about using an automatic bid and not playing in sub-state and still having his team go to the nationals.

All of our teams were in Dallas for the Next Level.

I think the west sub-state was cancelled and the 3 sub-state format will be used. The YOMCA TN. Tigers and our 16's both have automatic bids for the nationals.

The Stallions are defintely the best team, they've added some quality players to go along with last years group. From what we've heard the Travelers are really good. The Berarcats are strong as well. In their sub-state the Clarksville Soldiers almost upset the Stallions. Should be an interesting state.

Fri. 5/11

A1 Tn. Bearcats vs. A4 Knox Elite 5 p.m.

A2 Mphs. Stallions vs. A3 Mphs. Select 6:15 p.m.

B1 Tn. Travelers vs. B4 Clarksville 7:30 p.m.

B2 YOMCA vs. B3 Murf. Stars 8:45 p.m.

Sat. 5/12

A1 Bearcats vs. A3 Mphs. Select 9 a.m.

A2 Stallions vs. A4 Knox Elite 10:15 a.m.

B1 Travelers vs. B3 Stars 11:30 a.m.

B2 YOMCA vs. B4 Clarksville 12:45 p.m.

A1 Bearcats vs. A2 Stallions 3 p.m.

A3 Select vs. A4 Elite 4:15 p.m.

B1 Travelers vs. B2 YOMCA 5:30 p.m.

B3 Stars vs. B4 Clarksville 6:45 p.m.

YOMCA (Peete) 1st

YOMCA (Johnson) 2nd

SE Elite 3rd

Stallions 14's 4th

YOMCA 14'S 5th

Grizzlies 6th

The Stallions are playing in Clarksville.

The Y has 1 14-under team, 2 15's, a 16 and 17-under team

Frank is helping with both the 16's and 17's, our 17's are mostly So.'s with a few Jrs. Some of our So. will play 16's and 17's. All of Frank's players returned.

The Stallions are playing in the Central-North sub-state.

The War Eagle players were added to the Y roster along with some newcomers.

14-under west results.

1. YOMCA

2. Elite Pacers

3. Elite (Durham)

4. Golden Eagles

Championship: YOMCA 88-Elite 58

Blake and Ware are not playing for the Y.

Elliott Williams, Lawerence Bowers, Jason Jones and Tony Smith are playing on the Y 17's, along with Gentry Hines, Greg Wooten, Leslie McDonald, Johnnie Williams and Ferrakohn Hall.

Hamstra will no longer coach football, will stay on staff. AD Carly Powers will become the new football coach.

It's not a missprint. Chris Walker led the way with 12 tackles. John Michael Skinner and Eric Watson rushed for over 100 yards each.

We have numerous youth league's in the Memphis area, this type behavior wouldn't be tolerated.

Memphis Treadwell produced Penny Hardaway, Elliott Perry, Hank McDowell and Chris Garner.

Cory Beck played at Fairley, Arkansas and the NBA.