THANKS FOR VIEWING OUR WEB SITE.
The "Manhasset ALLSTARS" main office has relocated to Kissimmee, Florida and the program will be know as the "Kissimmee ALLSTARS".
Please view our history as the "Manhasset ALLSTARS" has made great strides in helping young men acheive their goals since 1998.
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"Basketball is a character building sport.
Basketball emphasizes teamwork, leadership skills, critical thinking skills, decision making skills and life skills."
"Our Ball Bounces beyond the Court"
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Special thanks to the men who helped make the "Manhasset ALLSTARS" a huge success:
NCAA Certified Coaching Staff;
Sly Johnson - 516-314-7397 - Slyjohn38@aol.com
Douglas Irby - 516-410-3347 - Sandleespa@yahoo.com
Lamont Eddins - 212-203-8580 - Eddins14mas@excite.com
Hector Henry - 516-996-3440 - Hecluver4@aol.com
Dan DiVietri - 516-216-3011 - Timdan90@verizon.net
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The Manhasset "ALLSTARS" Basketball Program is a not for profit (5013C)Tax exempt organization. It is a travel program that competes throughout the Metropolitan New York and New Jersey areas and the northeast region. We have been partcipating in the AAU Nationals every year.
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Our mission is to develop and improve the skills of our players so that they can be "the best" player on their High School Team and go on to compete on a College level.
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OUR MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES THE AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION (AAU)
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Congratulations to ALLSTARS captain Danny DiVietri, a rising junior at Chaminade high school. Danny performed very well at the 2007 Hoop Group's Pocono Invitational hoop school. He made the allstar team, won the "hot shot" and "1 on 1" competitions and was also named co-MVP of the camp.
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Congratulations to Max Schillalies for being named to the New Balance Academic All State Team 2007.
Max will be attending Hamilton College.
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Congratulations!
2007 New York Top 150 Phenom Camp
9th Grade Top Performer
Kyle Lane
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Congratulations! Danny Divietri for making the 2007 ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM (15.U)at the HOOP GROUP 13th ANNUAL FALL JAM FEST held in October.
visit site for more details - www.hoopgroup.com
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Lawrence Woodmere Academy winter, 2006/07 Preview
Three Manhasset ALLSTARS will lead the team this year!
Boys' Varsity Basketball
Even though all five starters from the 2006 NYSAIS Class A State Championship Team graduated last year, the 2007 team has reason to be optimistic. The team will be led by 6"7" senior Max Shillalies. Max was a key contributor from last year's team and has shown much promise in the early season practices. Surrounding "Big Max" is an influx of new talent to LWA. Sophomores Sean Henry and Chris Williams,should offer energy and excitement to the boys' program.
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MOVING TO "BIGGER & BETTER THINGS"
CONGRATULATIONS: KYLE LANE,ST. DOMS (FRESHMAN) - SEAN HENRY & CHRIS WILLIAMS, LAWRENCE WOODMERE ACADEMY (SOPHMORE).
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Our program had a very successful 2005/6 season. We had a total of 60 kids, 13.U, 14.U, 15.U, 16.U & 17.U participating.
I would like to start with our 17.U team: James Galanos, (St. Francis Prep) Jerrell Lawrence, (St. Mary's) Jason Phillippe, (St. Francis Prep) Peter Mehmel (Molloy) Max Shillalies, (Lawrence Woodmere Academy), Our two standout players Jamel Rahiem (Great Neck South) and Maalik Oliver (Roslyn) had an excellent run in the Nationals. Maalik averaged 20 points a game against some very good competition. Jamel average 14 points and 8 rebounds a game. They should go D1/mid major or D2.
They went 4-1 in the Super Regional to qualify for the Nationals.
They finished strong in the IS8 winter league. They went 3-1 in the International Invitational tour at Fordham. in the East Coast Inv. at Stonehill College, they drew a lot of attention from D-II, D-III and JUCO schools going 3-1. In the N.H.A. PEAK Tourn in New Haven CT., They finished 3-1. The following weekend they participated in the CT KNIGHTS Tourn in Hartford, CT. were again they went 3-1. The "Playaz Ball" at Basketball City prepared them very well for the Nationals.
Our 16.U team participated in the Westchester Hawks Tourn, Garden State Slam Fest II, Nike Swoosh (Bronx) and Hoop Mountain Tourn in Vernon, NJ.
Our 15.U team won the championship in the U.N.A.Y.O. Western Sufolk League, the central Jersey Hawks Toun. New Brunswick, NJ, the Spring Hardwood Classic I, Westchester, the Conn. Force Tourn., Griswold, CT., Hoop Mountain Tourn., Vernon, NJ, and was the runnerup to the Springfield Rifles in their Tourn.
They will wrap-up the season by participating in the Hoop Group "Fall Jam Fest" at Rutger University, 9/29-10/1.
Our 14.U team participated in the Team Underrated winter Tourn., the St. Clares Tip-Off Tourn., Elmcor Spring Tourn., the Positive Direction Tourn., Nike Swoosh (Bronx) and the Hoop Mountain Tourn., Vernon, NJ.
Our 13.U team participated in the Elmont Bulldogs Tourn., the Positive Direction Tourn., the Hoop Mountain Tourn., and they won the championship at the Christ the King Tourn.This team placed 2nd in pool play at the Hoop Group Fall Fest Sept. 29th - Oct. 1st.
Our 12.U team participated in the Nike Swoosh league (Westbury) and most of the kids played "up" with the 13.U team.
Danny Divietri (age15) Chaminade, going into his Sophomore year, played very well on our 16.U & 17.U Teams. Should play varsity this year.
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JOEY AMELIO - ST. RAY'S
RUDY FUERTES - ST. MARY'S
RORY GRADY - GREAT NECK SOUTH - ALL CONFERENCE SELECTION (LI)
SEAN KENNEDY - ST. DOMINICKS
TYSON JOHNSON - ST. MARY'S - NEWSDAY 2005 ALL-LONG ISLAND 1st TEAM
BOBBY KIERNAN - CARLE PLACE
KEVIN VOSILLA - MASSAPEQUA HIGH - NEWSDAY 2005 ALL-LONG ISLAND 1st TEAM
KENDRICK SINCLAIR - GREAT NECK SOUTH
JOVON MOSES - AUTOMOTIVE - DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY
** GIRARD FITTS - UPPER ROOM - MOLLOY COLLEGE
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Class of 2005
JOEY AMELIO - STEVENS INSTITUE OF TECHNOLOGY
RUDY FUERTES - NYU MEDICAL SCHOOL
RORY GRADY - LASSELL COLLEGE
TYSON JOHNSON - UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING
KEVIN DOOLEY - PENN UNIVERSITY
RAY RICE - RUTGERS UNIVERSITY - Baltimore Ravens (NFL)
KEVIN VOSILLA - RIDER UNIVERSITY
** JOVON MOSES - AUTOMOTIVE - DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY
** GIRARD FITTS - UPPER ROOM - MOLLOY COLLEGE
JON HAN - FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY
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Congratulations to eight original ALLSTARS:
Class of 2005***
KEVIN VOSILLA - RIDER UNIVERSITY
NOV. 18, 2006
Rider 66, Boston U. 60
BOSTON (AP) -Jason Thompson scored a game-high 22 points and Harris Mansell scored 20 as Rider went on to a 66-60 win over Boston University on Saturday.
The victory ended Rider's eight-game losing streak dating back to last season.
Rider (1-1) trailed by nine in the first half but pulled ahead by a point at the break and held BU (1-2) scoreless over the next 4:04.
Rider started a run with a 3-pointer by Mansell. Then Thompson found Kevin Vosilla for a layup that put the Broncs ahead to stay, 56-54, with 2:27 remaining.
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TYSON JOHNSON - BLINN JUNIOR COLLEGE, TEXAS/UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING
HEADLINES April 18, 2007 LARAMIE, Wyo.
Tyson Johnson Signs a National Letter of Intent with Cowboy Basketball
Johnson averaged 20.9 points for Blinn Community College this past season.
University of Wyoming head basketball coach Heath Schroyer has announced the signing of Tyson Johnson, to a national letter of intent to play for the Cowboys beginning in the 2007-08 season.
Johnson is a 6'6", 230-pound forward from Blinn Community College in Brenham, Texas. He averaged 20.9 points, 8.3 rebounds and 1.9 assists per game this past season at Blinn. He earned Second Team All-Region XIV honors as a sophomore in the 2006-07 season, while ranking No.2 in Region XIV in scoring and No. 3 in rebounding. Johnson shot 59.5 percent from the field (135 of 227) to rank No. 6 in the region statistics, and he converted 82.2 percent of his free throws (83 of 101) to rank No. 2 in that category in Region XIV. An outstanding scorer both inside and from the perimeter, Johnson was successful on 46.2 percent of his three-point attempts, making 24 of 52 threes. The New York native was also named Region XIV Player of the Week once last season, averaging 25.0 points and 18.5 rebounds for the week he was honored. Johnson's head coach at Blinn was Steve Spurlin.
As a high school student, he played at St. Mary's High School in Manhasset, N.Y., earning All-Long Island honors three consecutive seasons. He played for head coach Tim Cluess at St. Mary's High.
"I believe Tyson (Johnson) will have an immediate impact on our team," said Schroyer. "He will fill an important role for us in that he is a very physical, tough player who can score in a variety of ways.
"Tyson comes from a great family. He played in an outstanding junior-college league, and will bring a maturity and a toughness to our team. I'm really excited that Tyson has decided to become part of our program."
Johnson is originally from Long Island, N.Y. He is the son of Carrie and Sylvester Johnson.
Tyson Johnson: (SO) 6-foot-6 (245) from Long Island, NY. Johnson is a combo forward more of a 4/3 type. Tyson finished the season averaging 20.9 ppg and 8.3 rebounds for Blinn College.
"Tyson is a very special player. He can go can inside-out and he's strong as a ox," said Coach Steve Spurlin.
Johnson scored 31 points versus Kilgore recently. UMKC, Miami (FL), Wyoming, Arkansas State, Arkansas-Little Rock, University of Illinois at Chicago, Houston, Boise State, North Texas, UTEP, Western Illinois, New Orleans and Southern are recruiting Tyson currently.
Tyson Johnson’s final Stats:
SCORING - 20.9
FREE THROWS 82%
REBOUNDS 8.3
FIELD GOALS 59%
THREE POINT FIELD GOALS 46%
From Junction.com Staff Analyst
Tyson Johnson will be heading off to Laramie, WY next season to play at the University of Wyoming. Johnson played his sophomore season this past year at Blinn Community College in Brenham, TX.
Johnson, 6-foot-6 (235) from Long Island, NY, played his freshman season at Monmouth University. The rugged power forward averaged 20.9 ppg and 8.3 rebounds this season for the Bucs. Johnson was the second leading scorer in Region 14 behind Marcus Thornton from Kilgore who has signed on with LSU for next year.
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KEVIN DOOLEY - PENN (FOOTBALL)
RAY RICE - RUTGERS (FOOTBALL) - DRAFTED BY THE BALTIMORE RAVENS (NFL)
12/30/2006
Ray Rice, voted the game MVP, finished with 170 yards rushing on 24 carries. When being presented with the trophy on the field, Rice invited his offensive line up on the platform to share credit. He also recognized running mate Brian Leonard, whom he called, "My big brother and my best friend."
Speaking to the press later inside the stadium, Rice said of his O-line, "The way we were playing was magnificent. They were pushing me. They could barely talk to me they were so tired, so that really pumped me up."
So did playing his last game with Leonard, the senior and heart and soul of the team.
"He's meant everything to my success. I don't think I could have managed handling my success without that guy, because we're always talking about the game and he tells me things. He's my mentor, my brother; he's been kind of an everything person to me.
"I'm going to take a lot of his attributes and give them to the team next year. I'll be going into my junior season and I'll have to be a leader. There's no choice now. I'll put that leadership mark on my back and try and take the team to the next level."
The next level, Rice feels, can be as high as the team wants it to be.
DEC. 11, 2006
Ray Rice's sensational second season was capped off by a pair of national awards. After rushing for 1,495 yards and 17 TDs on the season, Raymell Rice was named a Second Team All-America by the Walter Camp Football Foundation on Thursday, and one of only four nominees for the 2006 Cingular All-America Player of the Year.
Nov. 13, 2006
They said he hadn't done it in a big game. So he did, carrying his squad to a big victory in front of a national audience at Pitt some weeks back. But then, the pundits argued, Raymell Rice wouldn't arrive unless he'd lead his Rutgers Football team to seemingly unlikely victories against the beasts of the Big East. So Rice went to work.
Rice added a pair of scores to his already glowing resume as he helped lead the Scarlet Knights to the program's ninth consecutive win. Rice is now 3rd in the nation in yards per game (148.2) and has eclipsed the 100-yard mark in all but 2 contests in 2006. Rice is also the team leader in points, good enough for the top ranking in the conference
Oct. 21, 2006
Notes and Quotes
GAME BALL GOES TO: RB Ray Rice -- All he did Saturday was run for a career-high 225 yards and a touchdown on 39 carries, giving him 1,124 yards for the season.
Oct. 2, 2006
Raymell Rice was named the BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Week after 202 rushing yards and two touchdowns at South Florida while Ito was named the BIG EAST Special Teams Player of the Week for his three field goals vs. the Bulls.
It marked the second time this season Rice was named the conference's offensive player of the week.
Rice finished with 35 carries for 202 yards and two touchdowns in Rutgers' 22-20 victory at USF on Sept. 29. It was his seventh straight game of 100 or more yards dating back to last season, tying the school mark held by "JJ" Jennings (1972-73). Rice also tied Jennings' school record with his third 200-yard rushing performance.
For the season, Rice has 806 rushing for the season, second in the country.
Heisman hype
Move over Brian Leonard. Make room for Ray Rice, Rutgers' newest Heisman Trophy contender.
The Scarlet Knights' tailback received his own Heisman pitch Monday, with Rutgers releasing a double-sided flier of Leonard, the star fullback, on one side and Rice, the nation's fourth-leading rusher, on the other.
"Right now we're just sending some mail-outs (to Heisman voters) just trying to draw attention Ray's way," said Jason Baum, media relations director for Rutgers football.
Like brianleonard23.com, Baum said the sports information department is "exploring a Web site for Ray as well."
PISCATAWAY, NJ 9/23/2006 - Ray Rice (New Rochelle, NY) and Brian Leonard (Gouverneur, NY) combined for 167 yards rushing and five touchdowns as Rutgers rolled to a 56-7 victory over Howard on Saturday at Rutgers Stadium. With the win, the Scarlet Knights improved to 4-0 and are off to their best start since 1980.
Rice, the nation’s fourth leading rusher entering the game, finished with 105 yards on 23 carries, his sixth consecutive 100-yard game.
Rice finished off a six-play drive with less than five minutes to play in the half when he scored from three yards out.
Rice’s one-yard run made the score 35-0 and he found the end zone for his third score of the day less then three minutes later.
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Rice Named National Off. Player of the Week
Posted Sep 3, 2006
The Walter Camp Football Foundation has announced its Division 1-A National Offensive and Defensive Players of the Week for games ending September 3 and Rutgers sophomore tailback Ray Rice (New Rochelle, N.Y.) was named the Offensive Player of the Week.
Rice rushed for 201 yards on 31 carries and three touchdowns to lead Rutgers to a 21-16 season-opening road victory over North Carolina. Rice, who rushed for 128 yards in the first half, had touchdown runs of 2, 7 and 10 yards to lead the Scarlet Knights. It was Rice's second career 200-yard rushing effort.
Rice recorded career-highs in rushing attempts (31) and touchdowns (3) in the win.
It was the third consecutive game that Rice surpassed the 100-yard mark. Rice is the first Rutgers back since Jacki Crooks in 1999 to post three straight 100-yard performances. Crooks had five 100-yard games in a row over the 1998 and 1999 seasons, ending on Sept. 4, 1999.
Rice's effort vs. the Tar Heels was the fourth time in his career that he has topped the 150-yard plateau. The 201-yard performance in a season-opener for Rice was the largest output on opening day for a Scarlet Knight since Dennis Thomas rushed for 177 yards at Buffalo in RU's 31-15 victory on Aug. 30, 2001.
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Sept. 9
Rutgers 33 ... Illinois 0
Player of the game ... Rutgers RB Ray Rice ran 22 times for 100 yards and a touchdown.
RUDY FUERTES - NYU MEDICAL SCHOOL
RORY GRADY - LASELL COLLEGE
JOEY AMELIO - STEVENS INSTITUE OF TECHNOLOGY
JON HAN - FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY
Fairfield 46, Cent Arkansas 43
Nov. 19, 2006
Central Arkansas missed taking the lead when Frederick Campbell hit the front end of the rim with a fade away jumper with 9.8 seconds left. One free throw each from Marty O'Sullivan (10 points)and Anthony Johnson in the waning seconds sealed the victory for Fairfield.
Phillips led Central Arkansas with 11 points, and Durrell Nevels, had nine.
The game was low scoring for the first 10 minutes, with neither team getting into the flow offensively. Nero gave Fairfield a 19-15 lead off a no-look pass from Jonathan Han with 4:08 left in the half. It was the start of a 7-2 mini run for Fairfield, which led 24-17 at the half after a Nero basket at the buzzer.
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QUALIFIED FOR THE AAU NATIONALS, JULY 28-AUGUST 1.
2006 - 17.U Roster:
1. MAALIK OLIVER - 6'-2" - 175 - Jr.
2. MAX SHILLALIES - 6'-6" - 230 - Jr.
3. JASON PHILLIPPE - 6'-3" - 205 - Jr.
4. JAMES GALANOS - 5'-9" - 155 - Jr.
5. JAMEL RAHIEM - 6'-2" - 165 - Jr.
6. JERRELL LAWRENCE -6'-3" - 175 - Jr
7. DANNY DIVIETRI - 6'-2" - 160 - Soph.
8. PETER MEHMEL - 6'-3" - 150 - Jr.
9. STEPHEN KRUGER - 6'-2" - 165 - Jr.
10.SEAN HENRY - 6'-3" - 160 - Soph.
WALT DISNEY WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS, ORLANDO, FLORIDA
Manhasset AllStars 2-1 IN POOL PLAY
80-62 over Raleigh's Finest
66-65 over Virginia Prince William Pacers
54-93 loss to Iowa Martin Brothers Select
Classic Division
Manhasset AllStars 65-57 over Red Storm
Manhasset AllStars 69-72 loss IN DOUBLE OVERTIME to D.A.W.G.S.
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Game Highlights 2-21-06
Great Neck South 63
Manhasset 60
Jamel Rahiem scored eight of his 26 points during a 16-2 second-quarter run that erased a 26-10 deficit and pulled No. 5 Great Neck South (17-3) within two points at halftime of its Class A quarterfinal at Bellmore JFK. Great Neck South plays a semifinal against No. 1 Westbury (19-1) at 3 p.m. Friday at SUNY-Old Westbury. No. 4 Manhasset is 14-6.
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Game Highlights 2-18-06
Roslyn 72
Wantagh 68
Jason Liberman hit two free throws with seven seconds left to ice the game for No. 7 Roslyn (15-4), which faces Jericho, Tuesday at Oceanside at 2 p.m.
Maalik Oliver had 17 points and eight rebounds and Liberman finished with 13 points and 14 rebounds.
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Game Highlights 2-18-06
Great Neck South 53
Great Neck North 30
Jamel Rahiem had 15 points and 11 rebounds for No. 5 Great Neck South (16-3), which faces Manhasset on Tuesday at 2 p.m.
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Game Highlights 2-14-06
Great Neck South 56
Valley Stream North 54
Jamel Rahiem had 10 of his 22 points in a 21-7 second quarter for Great Neck South (10-2 Conference A-I).
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Game Highlights 2-14-06
Roslyn 85
Lawrence 61
Jason Liberman had 22 points and 10 rebounds and Maalik Oliver added 13 points for Roslyn (9-3 Conference A-II).
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Game Highlights 2-14-06
Upper Room Advances To Title Game
Upper Room advanced to the IPPSAL championship game with a hard fought 70-66 win over Long Island Lutheran. Two clutch free throws by Girard Fitts (13 points) were the difference as Upper Room rallied from a first half deficit with a huge 3rd quarter, and then battled LUHI through a see-saw 4th quarter before pulling away at the end. They will face #1 seed LWA in the finals Wednesday.
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Game Highlights - 2-10-06
Jericho-81
Great Neck South-61
Jericho had an easy victory over conference rival Great Neck South tonight.
Jamel Rahiem was the lone bright spot for South scoring 17 points and pulling in 8 rebounds.
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Game Highlights -2-3-06
Roslyn 71, Garden City 62:
Maalik Oliver scored eight of his 27 points in a 23-15 fourth for Roslyn (8-2).
Jason liberman had 18 points and 12 rebounds.
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Game Highlights - 2-3-06
Great Neck South 61
Island Trees 60
Jamel Raheem scored 25 points, including two free throws with 4.6 seconds left, for Great Neck South (9-1).South rallied from a 56-48 deficit with just over three minutes left in the game.
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Game Highlights 2-1-06
Roslyn 61
Seaford 37
Jason Liberman had 16 points and 10 rebounds for Roslyn (7-2, Conference A-II).
Maalik Oliver added 10 points and seven rebounds.
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Game Highlights 1-30-06
Great Neck South 68
Glen Cove 60
Jamel Raheim had 14 of his 24 points in a 41-35 second half for Great Neck South (7-1 Conference A-I). Taliek Vasquez scored 16 points for Glen Cove.
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Game Highlights 1-27-06
Roslyn 74
North Shore 50:
Maalik Oliver had 11 of his 12 points in a 23-14 third quarter to give Roslyn (6-1 Conference A-II) a 56-38 lead. Jason Liberman had 25 points, 14 rebounds and three blocks.
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Game Highlighs - 1-21-06
Great Neck South 49
Valley Stream North 38:
Jamel Rahiem scored 15 points for South (4-1 Conference A-1).
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Game Highlights - 1-18-06
West Hempstead - 81
Roslyn - 78
Maalik Oliver scored 33 points(including 3 three-pointers), 12 rebounds and 6 assist in an overtime loss to West Hempstead.
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Game Highlights - 1-18-06
Jericho - 58
Great Neck South - 57: Jamel Rahiem scored a game high 22 points, 9 rebounds and 4 assist in an overtime loss to Jericho.
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Game Highlights - 1-15-06
Upper Room 70, Scanlon (Bronx) 67: Girard Fitts scored 14 points, grabbed eight rebounds and five assists in the LuHi Classic at Long Island Lutheran.
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Game Hightlights - 1-14-06
Roslyn-75 Garden City-56
Maalik Oliver scored a game high 22 points as Roslyn(4-0)defeated Garden City.
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Game Highlights - 12-29-05
Great Neck South – 78 - Sewanhaka - 70
Jamel Rahiem had a game high 27 points to lead Great Neck South to a win over Sewanhaka in the Great Neck South Holiday Tournament.
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Game Highlights - 12-19-05
Roslyn 55, Glen Cove 36: Maalik Oliver had 14 points and eight rebounds, as Roslyn had a 34-15 halftime lead in the first round of the Thomas Robinson Memorial Tournament at Oyster Bay.
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Game Highlights - 12-11-05
Upper Room 84, Roosevelt 61: Girard Fitts had 12 of his 18 points in a 30-14 third quarter for Upper Room in the final of the Riverbank State Tournament in Harlem. Fitts added 12 rebounds and four assists.
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Game Highlights - 12-6-05
Great Neck South 69, Locust Valley 42: Jamel Rahiem shot 11 of 14 from the field to scorer 22 points for Great Neck South in non-league.
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Clas of 2007/8 - 17.U TEAM
1. NAT VAUGHN
2. SEAN HENRY
3. MICHAEL CAMPBELL
4. CHRIS VEGA
5. CHRIS WILLIAMS
6. DANNY DIVIETRI
7. ANTHONY LEWIS
8. DAVID FREEDMAN
9. ANDREW LICHTENSTEIN
10. ROBERTO LYONS1
11. RANDELL LYONS
12. JESSE SEYMOUR
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2007 - 16.U Roster
1. KYLE LANE
2. SEAN HENRY
3. DANNY DIVIETRI
4. CHRIS WILLIAMS
5. ANTHONY LEWIS
6. CHRIS VEGA
7. ANDREW LICHTENTEIN
8. RANDELL LYONS
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Class of 2010/11 - 15.U Roster -
CHAMPS: 2007 U.N.A.Y.O. TOURNAMENT
1. MAX LUNDT
2. JUSTIN WHEELER
3. JASPER PARKER
4. ERIC PTAK
5. ELDON KHORSHIDI
6. MARQUIS POSEY
7. DANIEL ZUCKER
8. BRAD ARTHUR
9. ETHAN TAYLOR
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2007 - 14.U Roster
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THE PERFECT SEASON (1999) - 12-0 AT IS8
New York City & New Jersey High Hoops
IS8 JUMPMAN SUMMER HIGH SCHOOL CLASSIC 1999
8/15/99 The Dalai Lama is in Central Park, but the IS8 championship round is in Jamaica. The Manhasset ALLSTARS won the Biddie division against the Rifles 51 - 50. With a second to go Trevone Hughes (Gamegall #19) of the Rifles had two foul shots. He made them both but the ref called a lane violation (!) on the second shot. The Rifles Hughes, Ray Arnold and Jarrett Petty are a great trio, Manhasset has the depth. Any of their super six - Tyson Johnson, Joey Amelio, Keith Turcios, Jonathan Fountain, Raymell Rice and Ricardo St. Louis could start for the Rifles, as could no-show Kevin Dooley. The ALLSTARS have a busy Sunday; they play the Staten Island Lightning tonight at Madison Square Garden before the Liberty game.
8/7/99 Biddies play at IS8 on Saturday morning: 1st. Presbyterian Spirit is led by Marques Cox (GB # 12) as they take Danny Green and 80 Park 41 - 25. The two teams will meet again Friday at 6:30 in a first round playoff. The Rifles will play the Skyriders in the second biddie playoff game. Manhasset All Stars and Roadrunners finish in first place; they'll play against Friday winners next Saturday morning @ 9:15 and 10:15.
7/17/99 Biddies (12 under - usually sixth graders) play at IS8 on Saturday morning. The Rifles' Ray (Arnold? - Gameball #1) and Jarrett ? score 18 and 16 points to easily take Elmcor 50 - 37. In the second game Manhasset beats 80 Park 37 - 32. Keith Turcios (GB # 15) scores 15 points and Tyson Johnson (GB # 27) gets lots of rebounds to offset Danny Green's (GB #24) 13 points.
7/11/99 Biddies (12 under - usually sixth graders) play at IS8 on Sunday morning. The Rifles' Ray (Arnold? - Gameball #1) is the best player on the court and scores most of his team's points. But Manhasset Allstars lead all the way, hanging on to win 36 - 34. Keith Turcios (GB # 15) and unrated Kevin Dooley make the difference. In the second game the inside, outside 80 Park duo of Danny Green (GB #24) and Aleek Pauline (GB #25) were too much for Elmcor. 80 Park wins 35 - 20 going away.
7/10/99 The IS8 summer league began this week and will continue through playoff week and championship Sunday, August 15th. Peter Edwards, the IS 8 league commissioner, has three divisions for the summer. There are 14 teams in the returning high school division and they play at 6:30 and 8:00 pm each Tuesday through Friday night.
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BIDDIES EAST - 1. 80 Park: Aleek Pauline and Danny Green, 2. Elmcor, 3. Rifles: Ray (Arnold?), 4. Manhasset ALLSTARS: Tyson Johnson, Joey Amelio, Keith Turcios, Kevin Dooley, Jonathan Fountain, Brian Nelson, Raymell Rice, Chris Duffy, Kendrick Sinclair, Logan Klein, Ricardo St. Louis and Eli Root.
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