CBA swingman Charles Pride is an expert at slashing to the hoop. He had 16 points last night in a win against Jameville-Dewitt.
Christian Brother’s Academy will play host to Westhill tonight in the final of the Bottar Leone Holiday Classic tonight.
Ryan Roland of Westhill will look to fill it up from the three point line against CBA tonight. Roland scored 20 points, viagra including three 3’s, to help his team down Henninger last night.
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Lutz from way downtown in the third quarter.
Christian Brothers Academy came up with two wins at the Peppino’s Invitational. They defeated Liverpool last night 60-56 on the strength of Charles Pride’s double double (15 and 10) and Mark Lutz’s 23, including two key three pointers in the second half. We look forward to the CBA Bishop Ludden match up (aka the city’s Holy War) on January 16.
Charles Pride took flight in the third quarter.
The sharp shooter
After a sluggish first quarter in the game versus Liverpool, CBA (and their motion offense) looked to be in mid-season form.
Here are some highlights from performances by Nahjeir Johnson, Tyler Sullivan, Dan Damico, and Destin Blunt from Saturday’s Peppino’s Invitational where CBA and Henninger picked up key wins.
Bishop Ludden point guard Mika Adams-Woods (#23) sliced and diced the Henninger defense and orchestrated his team’s 59-53 win on opening night of the Peppino’s Invitational Tournament. Adams-Woods finished with 31 points.
Harlem Wizard Swoop Simpson, the pied piper of the Coliseum, gets helps from his assistant Dillion during the finale trick (old man pyramid).
We can vividly remember tipping into OnaJava about a decade ago to find Darryl Dawkins, aka Chocolate Thunder, chillin’ at the counter. He was a big man with a big personality to match, and helped pave the way for Lebron and Shaq. Dawkins was the first high school player to be drafted to the NBA (1975).
We captured this photo of Malik Zachery during his middle school days in a park not too far from the office. A report was published this week that he will be leaving Nottingham High to attend a prep school in North Jersey.
Here are two great moves by Syracuse Academy of Science (SAS) forward Jesse Murray in the team’s quarterfinal sectional win over The Institute of Technology Syracuse Central earlier this week. The game was played in the SAS gym, aka, the Lab.
The final score was 73-59, including a 29-point second quarter for SAS.
Murray finished with 24 points.
SAS will play Sherburne-Earlville on Sunday.
Syracuse Academy of Science (SAS) Coach Onur Gokce tries to calm a player after a technical foul call in the first half of last night’s game versus ITC.
Syracuse Academy of Science (SAS) defeated Institute of Technology Syracuse Central (ITC) last night in a Sectionals match up played at the Lab (Park Street). ITC raced out to a big lead in the first quarter, but SAS, with big-time support from their home crowd, made a furious comeback and pulled away in the third quarter. The final score was 73-59.
By the fourth quarter the game was out of reach and Coach Gokce went down the bench searching for high fives from his players.