Queens of the Court jim Lacy
765-644-6315
1711 Silver Street
Anderson, Indiana 46012
2005/2006
Monday, March 27 11U REGIONAL TEAM
The 11u team played in the Regional at Fishers on April 21,22,23.
Queens won vs Family 30-22, Queens lost vs HGBL Rebels 18-49 and Team Ind. (Blk) 29-32 the Queens then came back Sunday and defeated the IN Warrors 25-22.
GREAT JOB GIRLS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Saturday, February 11 Queens 11U Beat a Boys Team 34-16
WE WON!!!!!!!!!
34-16 QUEENS WIN!
Our first win... We played like a well oiled machine and did I mention WE WON!!!
Monday, February 20 11 U Girls still keeping up with the Boys
Saturday. Although we lost 20-14 our defense was fierce. We just could not get our shots to fall. AWESOME DEFENSE GIRLS!!!
Monday, February 27 Our Queens Still Beating the Boys
Feb 25 game. Our girls played a near flawless game against a Selma boys team winning 34-9. Carissa Brown was high scorer with 16, Morgan Cross added 8, Abby Hafner had 4. Kristy Rhoades, Anna Brown, and Taylor Seifken each scored 2 points. All the girls played a great game both offensively and defensively.
Monday, June 12 Rain...Who Cares We Need $$$$$$
The Queens 11U car wash was held 6-10-06 ... yes, even while it was raining cats and dogs. In fact, we got most of our customers when it was a torrential ownpour.
We also sold candy bars, drawing tickets, hot dogs, pop and candy.
We are obviously doing absolutely anything we can do to try and raise money for our upcoming trip to Nationals in Branson, MO June 22 - 30th.
How Queens Began
THE QUEENS OF THE COURT were a dream of Coach Sim Lacy when his two daughters Kyla and Kaydee became involved in grade school basketball.
He felt they could improve on their skills by competing in AAU basketball.
THE QUEENS OF THE COURT name was an idea of Sim's wife Amy, with all of the girls agreeing that this was good.
The first assembly was at The Anderson Police Athletic Club, which soon became too small for the number of girls involved.
Practice's were moved to Bethany Christian Church and Westvale Elementary School.
They have evolved into this year 4 teams with over 60 girls playing.
Kyla Lacy, Deja Wills, Makeba Head, LaKeisha Noethtich won the 19 over division by going 7-0 in the Lafayette Gus Macker. They also all won the sportsmanship awards for the tourney.
2005/2006 
