Alameda Island Blazers: My Site News
Alameda Island Blazers' in High School.......
In 2004, the Alameda Island Blazers formed a girls 10u/4th grade basketball team. As of 2008, eight of the original players still remained active "Blazers'" in AAU and NCAA sanctioned tournaments throughout the Western United States. Players have participated n the End of the Oregon Trail, Arizona Elite - April Viewing Period, Grade Based Nationals and numerous local tournaments. All players are currently playing for their high school teams:
Lawson, Kenya (2011), Encinal High School, Alameda
Maritzen, Samantha (2012), St. Joseph Notre Dame, Alameda
Monasterial, Jenae (2011), Alameda High School, Alameda
Ratto, Lauren (2011), Bishop O'Dowd, Oakland
Richard, Jacqueline (2011), Encinal High School, Alameda
Roebuck, Katie (2011), Encinal High School, Alameda
Shenk, Sami (2011), Bishop O'Dowd, Oakland
Tharp, Rebecca (2011), Bishop O'Dowd, Oakland
Wright, Jessica (2012), Encinal High School, Alameda
__________________________________________________________________________________
|
 |
Blazers win the Strictly Hoops Tournament 2007
The 13u team won their first tournament of the spring season defeating the Redwood City Renegades, East Bay Panthers, and Strictly Hoops-Scott Davis for the championship.
_____________________________________________
|
|
End of the Oregon Trail 2007
The team takes some time off to go bowling......
____________________________________________
|
|
Grade Based Nationals - Reno 2007
Opening Ceremonies!
_______________________________________
Saturday, March 26
She Got Game Tournament - Easter Weekend
_____________________________________
Monday, May 2
Alameda Island Blazers WIN 2005 AAU Regional Championship!
The Alameda Island Blazers 11u girls finish on top at the AAU Pacific District
Regional Championship in Reno (April 30-May 1, 2005).
RESULTS -
Game 1: AIB 35 - North Bay Chicks 13
Game 2: AIB 50 - San Jose Xtreme 36
Game 3: AIB 41 - Off the Glass 25
Championship: AIB 49 - Sonoma Bears 42
|
|
AIB 2007 Tournament - 8th Grade Girls Take 1st Place!
