Ozark Conference
First Team
Cameron Johnson

Honorable Mention
Blake Freedman
Tommy Hedges

All-District
First Team
Cameron Johnson
Second Team
Tommy Hedges

February 18th, 2011 / 6:00 p.m.
Rolla, Missouri
Rolla High School

GLENDALE FALCONS (23-3, 7-2) - 91
Vs.
Rolla Bulldogs (14-11, 4-5) - 61

February 16th, 2011 / 6:00 p.m.
SENIOR NIGHT
Springfield, Missouri
Glendale High School
Falcon Court

GLENDALE FALCONS (22-3, 6-2) - 59
Vs.
Camdenton Lakers (15-7) - 54

Best Winning Percentage:
1) Glendale (1963-2011)
891-373 (.70%)
2) Kickapoo (1971-2011)
732-360 (.67%)
3) Parkview (1956-2011)
916-528 (.63%)
4) Central (1902-2011)
1,460-968 (.60%)
5) Hillcrest (1958-2011)
740-608 (.55%)
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February 15th, 2011 / 6:00 p.m.
Joplin, Missouri
Joplin High School
Kaminsky Gym

#5 in Missouri Class 5
GLENDALE FALCONS (21-3, 5-2) - 72
Vs.
Joplin Eagles - 51

February 11th, 2011 / 5:30 p.m.
Springfield, Missouri
Parkview High School

#5 in Missouri Class 5
GLENDALE FALCONS (20-3, 4-2) - 66
Vs.
Parkview Vikings (18-6, 5-2) - 53

1. Chaminade 21-0
2. McCluer North 20-1
3. Hazelwood Central 17-1
4. DeSmet 18-4
5. Glendale 18-2
6. Nixa 16-5
7. Raytown South 16-5
8. Cape Girardeau Central 16-3
9. Webster Groves 16-4
10. Lee's Summit North 14-5

February 7th, 2011 / 5:00 p.m.
West Plains, Missouri

#5 in Missouri Class 5
GLENDALE FALCONS (19-2, 3-1) - 83
Vs.
West Plains Zizzers (5-12, 0-3) - 72

January 28th, 2011 / Frosh & JV - 6:00 p.m.,
Varsity game to follow JV contest
Waynesville, Missouri
Waynesville High School

#6 in Missouri Class 5
GLENDALE FALCONS (18-2, 2-1) - 96
Vs.
Waynesville Tigers (6-12, 0-2) - 69

1. Chaminade   19-0
2. McCluer North   20-1
3. Hazelwood Central   17-1
4. DeSmet   17-4
5. Glendale   18-2
6. Nixa   16-5
7. Raytown South   15-5
8. Cape Central   14-3
9. Webster Groves   15-4
10. Raymore-Peculiar   14-5

1. Chaminade 18-0
2. McCluer North 19-1
3. Hazelwood Central 14-1
4. Nixa 13-4
5. Raytown South 13-4
6. Glendale 17-2
7. DeSmet 15-3
8. Lee's Summit North 13-3
9. Willard 13-3
10. Truman 13-3

January 22nd, 2011 / 8:30 p.m.
'Winter Classic'
CHAMPIONSHIP
Springfield, Missouri
Glendale High School
Falcon Court

THE STREAK IS OVER!

GLENDALE FALCONS (17-2) - 79
Vs.
#4 in Missouri Class 5
Kickapoo Chiefs (16-2) - 75

December 30th, 2010 / 8:30 p.m.
Greenwood Blue & Gold Tournament
Gold Division
CHAMPIONSHIP
Springfield, Missouri
Missouri State Univ.
JQH Arena

GLENDALE FALCONS (12-1) - 92
Vs.
Willard Tigers (9-3) - 88 (OT)

Glendale's first head coach, Jack Roberts,
passed away the morning of January 6th, 2011.

He won 364 games in 21 years at GHS and never
had a losing season! He won 499 games
overall as a head coach at Glendale
and Camdenton.

Coach Roberts won five Ozark Conference titles
and seven Regional/District titles.

Glendale reached the Quarterfinals three times
under Coach Roberts in 1978, 1980, & 1982.

The Falcons captured three Blue & Gold titles
in 1964, 1967, & 1968.

His teams were 27-4 against Kickapoo!

Coach Roberts led the Glendale Boys Tennis
team to a State Championship in 1982.

Jack also changed the school colors and mascot
at Camdenton High while he was the head coach
there in the late-40's and early-50's.
He asked for permission from the Minneapolis Lakers
to use their mascot and colors at Camdenton.

Coach Roberts is a member of the
Missouri Sports Hall of Fame, the
Missouri Basketball Coaches Association
Hall of Fame, and the Drury University
Hall of Fame.

Coach Roberts Versus SPS Schools
34-16(.68%) Vs. Hillcrest
33-18(.65%) Vs. Central
27-4(.87%) Vs. Kickapoo
30-36(.46%) Vs. Parkview
(30-26 outside "Jolly Green Giants" era)

GLENDALE UNDER COACH ROBERTS
1963-64 / 12-12
1964-65 / 18-7
1965-66 / 16-9
1966-67 / 13-9
1967-68 / 18-7
1968-69 / 21-4
1969-70 / 18-5
1970-71 / 11-11
1971-72 / 17-5
1972-73 / 18-5
1973-74 / 17-5
1974-75 / 15-7
1975-76 / 18-7
1976-77 / 13-9
1977-78 / 18-8
1978-79 / 13-11
1979-80 / 26-4
1980-81 / 22-5
1981-82 / 20-8
1982-83 / 21-4
1983-84 / 19-9
1963-1984 / 364-151(.71%)
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March 3rd, 1984
JACK ROBERTS ANNOUNCES HE'LL RETIRE AS A TEACHER AND COACH AT THE END
OF THE CURRENT SCHOOL YEAR! Ending a 36-year journey in teaching and
coaching, including changing Camdenton High School's mascot to the
'Lakers,' being apart of the formation of the Tri-County Conf., having
25 out of 29 winning seasons, and founding the Glendale Holiday
Basketball Tournament, which lasted for nearly twenty years!

Comments by Coach Roberts at the time of his retirement:
"I have been a participant in a broad spectrum of southwest Missouri
basketball history dating from 1948 to 1984 and have been privileged
to send my teams against most of the best players and coaches of that
era...I'll tell you it's been a good time and I've enjoyed it."

"I guess I'm most proud of the consistency we've had at Glendale...In
studying the situation I can find no major or minor sports program
in the Springfield school district of comparable age and playing
comparable schedule that can compare with Glendale basketball for
consistency in wins and losses over the past 21 years."

"As I close out my coaching work at Glendale, the basketball program
is in very good condition...Our development teams as has our varsity
have done very well this year...In keeping with our tradition, we have
produced some good prospects."

"In the course of my career as a coach, I've taken the good with the
bad and gone my way...There has been far, far more good."

"In spite of our best efforts, we have not achieved some of the
objectives we've hoped for, so sure that's disappointing...But the
question comes back: Does anyone ever achieve all that they strive
for?...The answer is, seldom...I have no regrets for anything and
would do it the same all over again."

"At Glendale, I'm proud of the 19-0-2 record we've achieved...You know
, won and lost records are important to most coaches, administrators,
and patrons...More important to me, however, than wins and losses, is
the fine rapport and friendship I have maintained with the hundreds
of my former players."

"They of course, are the crux of any coaches success...I am pleased
with the great loyalty shown me and the close relations that I have
with, by far and away, most of them. I am qually pleased at the great
number of former classroom students that come around to say hello
so often."

"After 21 years at Glendale, I'll always have a warm spot in my heart
for that school because of the outstanding support given me."

Glendale students Mike Wolkins and
Howie Nichols lift Joe Warren on their
shoulders as they celebrate the 77-57
victory over Parkview on January
19th, 1968. It was the first win over
the Vikings by a Springfield school
in five years! 

Former Glendale head coach Mike Keltner always
admired Coach Wooden and the man himself
walked the halls of Glendale High School in
the early-70's recruiting Tom Shultz.