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Queens of the Court
jim Lacy
765-644-6315
1711 Silver Street
Anderson, Indiana
46012
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 2003/2004 |
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Games
| DATE |
OPPONENT |
LOCATION |
| March 13 |
12U 32 Vs. COLUMBUS FIREBALLS 13U 55
13U 51 Vs. Tipton 7th 46
14U 76 Vs. Tipton 8th 28
12U 42 Vs. Pendleton Arabians 13U 25
13U 25 Vs. HGBL "MAGIC" 75
14U 63 Vs. Kokomo CARVER HOTSHOTS 43
12U 49 Vs. Magic City 45
13U 29 Vs. Indiana Warriors 50
14U 42 Vs. OutBack Shooters 62 |
Anderson Sports Center |
| March 14 |
12U 54 Vs. 13U 45
14U 42 Vs. Kokomo CARVER HOTSHOTS 38
14U 42 57 Vs. OutBack Shooters 63 |
Anderson Sports Center |
| March 27 |
13U 23 Vs. Magic City 42
HGBL Magic 55 vs 13U 27
Noblesville 36 vs 13U 20 |
Fishers, The Fieldhouse, Gym |
| March 28 |
Westfield 35 Vs. 13U 23
SMG Rebels 39 Vs. 13U 18 |
Fishers, The Fieldhouse, Gym |
| April 2 |
13U L Vs. Frankfort Pistols W |
Fishers, The Fieldhouse, Gym 2 |
| April 3 |
Noblesville W Vs. 13U L
13U L Vs. Columbus Fireballs W |
Fishers, The Fieldhouse, Gym 1 |
| April 4 |
Indy Falcons W Vs. 13U L |
Fishers, The Fieldhouse, Gym 2 |
| April 10 |
6th Grade 10 Vs. Bedford 44
6th Grade 4 Vs. Mooresville 44
6th Grade 24 Vs. Southport 31 |
Bedford |
| April 17 |
Carmel Lady Hounds 33 Vs. 13U 36
14U 41 Vs. Lady Lakers 16U 51
14U 33 Vs. SW Indy Set Shooters 16U 61
14U 39 Vs. UpDAWGS 16U 43 |
Fishers, The Fieldhouse, Gym 3
The Fieldhouse, Gym 1
Anderson Sports Center |
| April 18 |
14U 48 Vs. Magic City Express 16U 58 |
Anderson Sports Center |
| April 30 |
13U 41 Vs. Shelby Gold Magic 32 |
Connersville Gym 2 |
| May 1 |
12U W Vs. Shelby Fury L
12U W Vs. Rushville Rockets L
Handcock Co. Cougars 40 Vs. 13U 33 |
Connersville |
| May 2 |
12U Vs. Shelby Cyclones
E. Ind. Wolfpack Vs. 12U
13U Vs. Indy Finest |
Connersville |
| May 7 |
12U 42 Vs. Indiana Finest 47
13U 19 Vs. SW Indy Storm 36
12U 54 Vs.East Indiana Wolfpack 57 |
Hamilton SouthEastern
Plainfield |
| May 8 |
12U 42 Vs. Family Inc 20
6th Vs. Logansport
13U 16 Vs. SMG Rebels 41
13U 20 Vs. Bedford Lightning 36
13U 0 Vs. Edgewood 13 |
Logansport |
| May 21 |
6th Vs. Fishers
14U 44 Vs. East Allen Fever 47
14U Indiana Premier 76 Vs. Tri-West Lady Bruins 30 |
South Meridian Church
Russiaville
Martinsville |
| May 22 |
6th Vs. Norwell DH
14U 38 Vs. Carver Wizards 43
14U 63 Vs. Logansport 30
14U Indiana Premier 40 Vs. Indiana's Finest Black 58 |
Norwell High School
Russiaville
Martinsville |
| May 23 |
14U Indiana Premier 27 Vs. Indiana's Finest-Red 49
14U Indiana Premier 48 Vs. Stone Cold Pirates 30 |
Martinsville |
| June 5 |
Queens 12U 33- Carmel 13U 24
Queens 12U 29- Scottsburg 14U 45
Queens 12U 26-Hamilton SE 13U 59 |
Noblesville |
| June 6 |
Queens 12U 32- Seymour 13U 26
Queens 12U 44- Carmel 13U 32 |
Noblesville |
| July 5 |
Queens 12U 45 vs. Delaware PAL Wildcats 35
Queens 12U 53 vs. Wisconsin Velocity Red 45 |
Nashville, Tenn. |
| July 6 |
Queens 12U 51 vs. Virginia Breckinridge Magic 30 |
Nashville, Tenn. |
| July 7 |
Queens 12U 51 vs. Conn. Shammrocks 39 |
Nashville, Tenn. |
| July 8 |
Queens 12U 54 vs. Cy-Fair Lady Rebels 43 |
Nashville, Tenn. |
| July 9 |
Queens 12U 42 vs. Georgia Pistols 53 |
Nashville, Tenn. |
| July 10 |
Queens 12U 37 vs. Tennessee Tigers 44
Queens 14U 41 vs. Garner Rd. YMCA BullDogs-NC 50 |
Nashville, Tenn.
Orlando, Fla. |
| July 11 |
Queens 14U 38 vs. Conn. Rough Riders 31
Queens 14U 39 Vs. Texas Stars 51 |
Orlando, Fla. |
| July 12 |
Queens 14U 32 vs. San Diego Sol 64
Queens 14U 55 Vs. Maryland Flames 69 |
Orlando, Fla. |
| July 13 |
Queens 14U 50 vs. Michigan City Young Ladys 56 |
Orlando, Fla. |
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Monday, May 12
WOW WHAT A GREAT YEAR FOR QUEENS!!
WOW!!!!!! WHO WOULD HAVE THOUGHT THAT A SMALL PROGRAM LIKE QUEENS OF THE COURT WOULD HAVE SUCH A GREAT YEAR.
The 13U team lost two starters and a top reserve but came back to finish 6th in State. Picked up some talented young ladies to fill those spots. Great job by girls and coaching staff, Sim, Bruce Eric and Emily.
Then by forming a 11u team this year took away a lot of backcourt strength from 12U team, but with the addition of some new girls and some of the other girls stepping up their game, and the help of some dedicated people added to coaching staff, the 12U team was able to qualify for Level 1 State, which is one real pleasant surprise. The 12U finished 15th in State level 1.
The 11U team started the year with very little height but also added some girls, with others stepping their game up, which made it possible for them to go to Level 1 State finishing 7th.
And what about those Winchester Hawks who are a part of Queens coming through in the Randolph County Tourney and the Lynn Tourney as well as their success in the 3 on 3 tourneys Great Job ladies. Looking forward to continuing our relationship, with you great young ladies and your family's.
I am very proud of all these girls, coaching staff, parents and sponsors and every one who helped with the program.
A GREAT BIG THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!! TO ALL THE MOTHERS AND FAMILIES WHO GAVE UP SO MUCH OF THEIR TIME TO HELP WITH THE PROGRAM, BECAUSE WITHOUT THOSE OF YOU WHO STEPPED UP TO THE PLATE TO HELP THERE WOULD NOT BE THE PROGRAM AS IT IS.
THANKS VERY MUCH FOR A WONDERFUL YEAR.
A VERY PROUD PRESIDENT OF QUEENS OF THE COURT
Lou Lacy
Monday, September 15
14U split two games over weekend
The 14U girls split two games over the weekend losing to Elwood boys 8th grade 53-43 on Sat. Twice in the second half the girls held a lead, before finally falling. 10 of the 14 girls scored and all played a good game holding their own against the boys. Scoring Raven Ivey 13, Kyla Lacy, Deja Mattox, Jojo Kelly 5, Allissa Callhoun, Nellie Eskew, Shianne Metz 3, Jaleesa Mohr 2, Chelsea Land and Katie Day 1.
They then came back on Sunday beating Muncie Central girls 57-25. The girls really played an all around good game. Scoring Raven Ivey 27, Kyla Lacy 13, Nellie Eskew 7, Jaleesa Mohr 5, Jordan Hervey 4 and Julia Seitz (from 12U) 2.
Monday, September 22
14U sweep Pair Over Weekend
Saturday the girls played a scrappy group of 6th graders the Anderson Warriors winning 54-32. Scoring Raven Ivey 14, Kyla Lacy 11, Jessica Troutman 10, Nellie Eskew, Liz Kleinbub 6, Chelsea Land 3, Katie Day, Jordan Hervey 2.
Sunday the girls faced 2 of their own as they defeated Elwood with Liz Kleinbub and Jessica Troutman 53-30. Our girls played well together as a team, starting to understand different defenses better and all the girls got extensive playing time. Scoring Kyla Lacy 16, Jojo Kelly 13, Raven Ivey 12, Nellie Eskew 7, Chelsea Land 2, Jordan Hervey 1.
Monday, October 6
14U Take 2 Sunday
14U have a good Sunday beating 2 good fundemental teams.
First game they got by the Marion Warriors 60-32. Scoring: Raven Ivey 21, Kyla Lacy 20, JoJo Kelly 8, Chelsea Land 4, Nellie Eskew 3, Julia Sietz and Jaleesa Mohr 2.
Second game the beat a good Shenandoah team 43-30. Scoring Raven Ivey 12, Kyla Lacy 10, JoJo Kelly 9, Nellie Eskew 6, Jaleesa Mohr 4 and Chelsea Land 2.
Monday, October 13
14U Win 2 more Over Weekend
On Saturday the 14U defeated a team of boys from Selma 48-44. Scoring were: Kyla Lacy 13, Raven Ivey 11, JoJo kelly 6, Jessica Troutman 4 Nellie Eskew, Erica Gaus, Deja Mattox 3, Liz Kleinbub, Jaleesa Mohr 2
On Sunday the girls played a complete game defeating the Winchester girls 65-13.
Sunday, November 9
Queens 14U win Sports Center Tourney 38-35
Led by Raven Ivey and Jo Jo Kelly the Queens beat Anderson (Holder ) team 38-35. It was a tough fought, back and forth game going down to the final seconds.
Erica Couch and Stormy Holder had strong games for the Holder Team,
Congratulations to both teams who were both undefeated going into this Championship game.
 | | 7th HBA Champs | |
Monday, December 15
7th GRADE GIRLS Win HBA Championship
The 7th grade girls took off at a run and never stopped defeating Warren Central for the 7th HBA Championship. A fantastic finish for this group of girls to win this league over a good Warren Central club. WAY TO GO GIRLS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Monday, June 30
By David F. Nelson "The Herald-Bulletin"
Anderson's Sim Lacy is doing something right. After only coaching girls basketball for a few years, he's managed to lead his team to a third consecutive AAU national tournament appearence.
Lacy a 40-year-old father of four, watches players from his team, Queens of the Court, during a recent basketball camp held at Anderson Sports Center. The girls are preparing for nationals in Orlando.
While one of the players, Kyla Lacy, 14, is his daughter, Lacy isn't hesitant to brag about each player as if he were "Dad" to them all.
"They are a great group and all extremely talented. At other national tournaments, I have had other coaches come up and tell me we have one of the best backcourts in the country." said Lacy, who started his coaching career 22 years ago with youth baseball.
Fortunately for Lacy, his other three childern, Jordan, 15, Kaydee, 12, and Jacob 11, all play sports.
"It's busy coaching, but I get a chance to see them all participate." said Lacy.
When Lacy doesn't have a whistle around his neck while running practices, he can be found at Bob Myers Buick.
"I can't say enough about how great they have been with me to allow a flexible schedule to coach. It's wonderful of them," he said.
Also wonderful is an understanding wife Amy, who has the challange of keeping tabs on all four atheletic children, and a busy husband.
"I couldn't do this without her," said Lacy.
A former athlete himself, Lacy lettered in football and baseball at Anderson High School. He tries to apply positive reinforcements into his coaching techniques.
"I think what makes a good coach is someone who "looks at the glass half full" and tries to work with the players to help improve them," said Lacy. "The player may not be great in an area but is willing to put the time in and work very hard. I enjoy helping them to do that."
It's his smooth, kind manner that seems most appreciated by Lacy's players.
"He's a great coach, who makes practice and playing fun," said Jo-Jo Kelly, who plays for the 13-year-old Queens of the Court.
Kelly's teammate Megan Dillard agreed: "He is willing to help us to be better. Certain parts of my game needed improvement and he was willing- and patient-to help me do that."
Because of the commitment the girls make to the sport-they play most of the year-Lacy said they have to enjoy the experience as much as they learn from it.
"He does a great job with that. He takes even parts of practice, that could be boring and makes it alot of fun," said Kyla Lacy.
Saturday, August 30
14u Fund Raisers
Coach Sim did well with the help of Lori Carter, Karen Rehmel, Doug and Cindy Gause, Dave Coplin and Lou Lacy in the driving rain at Harvest selling hamburgers Friday.
At the Hoosier Park 50-50 raffle Friday night they done great. With Parents Cindy Gause, Dana Kleinbub, Donetta Day, Jessica Troutman's Grand Mother Penny Brown and Great Grand Mother, Sim and Amy Lacy along with Queens Jordan Hervey, Chelsea Land, Raven Ivey, Jessica Troutman, Kyla Lacy, Liz Kleinbub, Megan Dillard, Katie Day, and Erica Gause.
On Saturday at Harvest hamburger sale the 14U had another good day selling burgers. Parents Sim Lacy, Eric Carter, Paula McElroy, Kim Land, Becky Maddox, along with Queens Chelsea Land, Deja Maddox, Erica Gause, Megan Dillard, Raven Ivey, Jessia Troutman and Kyla Lacy all done a tremendous job!
A Huge Thanks From Coach Sim for all the help.
Remember the more money raised the more games and tournaments the girls will be able to play in.
Friday, August 22
14U's Champions at Mooresville 3 on 3
Coach Sim took a group to play in a 3 on 3 in Mooresville and they walked away with the championship, after being pushed to limit in four hard fought games with four very good teams.
Team was made up of Kyla Lacy, Raven Ivey, Nellie Eskew, JoJo Kelly and Elizabeth Kleinbub.
First Game the girls won 15-12 over a group of girls from Mooresville.
Second game girls got by Monrovia 16-14.
Third game girls got by a good group of girls from Richmond.
Championship game the girls beat another great group of girls from Richmond 16-14 to take the Championship.
The girls were sponsored by Rocky at Nicks Pizza for this tourney.
Tuesday, January 27
PIZZA SALE A GREAT JOB BY YOUNG LADIES
BIG THANKS TO RON AND TWILA JONES ALONG WITH THE 12U PLAYERS AND PARENTS WHO HELPED OUT. The Pizza Sale was a great job, as everyone knows the 12U team was in the hole from trip to Orlando in July, but with the job done by those involved they are very near out of the hole and into sunlight.
Also a HUGE THANKS TO Stevie and Scott for loaning the Association the money so the girls were able to make the trip. Now this group can go about getting ready for Tennessee this year.
AGAIN GOOD JOB BY EVERYONE INVOLVED BOTH SELLING, WORKING AND DONATING. GREAT GROUP OF PEOPLE WHO SHOULD BE VERY PROUD OF WHAT THEY DID.
President Lou Lacy
Queens of the Court
Wednesday, April 21
Queens 16U team wins tourney
Queens 16U team got off to a great start winning the Anderson Sports Center 16U tourney. Great job by these girls and Coach Dean Riddle after only being together for a few weeks and this being their first game experience.
The Queens easily disposed of Indiana Threat in first game, then losing in second game. They came back to win the next three games to win the championship.
CONGRATULATIONS COACH DEAN AND GIRLS
The 14U team also played in this tourney, Although they went 0-4, they made a good showing, losing three of the four gmaes by less then 10 points to girls who were two years older.
Good job Coach Sim and 14U girls.
Saturday, May 1
Queens get good start in Regionals
The Queens Association got off to a good start with 13U winning first game over Shelby Gold 41-32 at Connersville Friday night. Great job girls and keep up the good work.
Thw 13U girls fell on some hard times Sat. losing both games, with the second game being a heartbreaker as they were playing Hancock Co. even until Alesha Prince got into foul trouble. Queens ended up losing game 40-33 and now play Indiana's Finest Sunday.
The 12U team had better luck beating Shelby Fury 56-36, Rushville 42-31, Shelby Select 44-20, before falling to Eastern Indiana Wolfpack
59-24 for 1st place
The 13U should advance to Division 2 State playing loser of 2nd place cross pool game at Terre Haute. 13u State will bre held at Plainfield with 13U playing @ 9:00Pm Friday May 7th.
Friday, May 14
QUEENS 12U AT STATE
The Queens 12U team placed in a tie for 13th in State AAU in a very talented group of teams.
They were beaten in their first game 47-42 by Indiana Finest (Red) which ended up in 5th place. Then played Eastern In Wolfpack and lost 57-54 with this team ending up 6th.
It appears that the top 4 Teams should make a good showing at Nationals. The Wildcats won 1st place, beating Indiana Finest 46-37, third place went to The Family winning 65-64 over MBA. All four of these teams recruit heavily for AAU team with players from all over state playing.
Queens are one of the few teams which made it to level I state who do not go out and recruit like that, but basically an Anderson team with some other area girls involved.
So not a bad showing for Coach Jones and the girls, and keep up the good work at Division II Nationals in July.
THE SCORE ON INDIANA AAU SITE APPARENTLY IS WRONG AND SHOULD READ QUEENS 54, WOLFPACK 57 ON A DESPERATION SHOT AT THE HORN BY ONE OF THE WOLFPACK GIRLS.
Wednesday, May 19
13U State Tourney
The 13U team played hard but still came up short at State. Although losing four games it appears that this team is taking some steps forward.
The scores would indicate that defense is picking up which is a good sign of better things to come with these girls.
Queens 19- SW Storm 36, Queens 20- Bedford 36, Queens 0- Edgewood 13, after Coach Jim misread bracket and did not realize there was a game on Sunday.
Hopefully these girls will continue working over the summer and be able to come back next year and show more improvement.
President Lou
Saturday, May 22
14U get off to rough start in Regional
The 14U team got off to a rough start with a 47-44 OT loss to Allen County Fever, Friday night. Queens had a chance with shot at end of regulation time but the shot hit back iron and bounced out as time ran out.
Tough times continued Sat as the Queens 14U team fell to Kokomo 43-38 before coming back Sat night to dispose of Logansport very easily.
very disapointing weekend for the girls and Coach Sim.
Allen county had beaten Kokomo by 10, and Kokomo had only beaten Logansport by 10+-.
Making things even tougher for Coach Sim, this was the first loss in Regional play for this team in the 5 years since it started.
Does this team go on to Division II Nationals, and will they be ready to compete?
Monday, June 7
12U Show Well Against Older Teams in Noblesville
12's scores at Noblesville over weekend were:
Queens 12U 33-Carmel 13U 24
Queens 12U 29-Scottsburg 14U 45
Queens 12U 26-Hamilton SE 13U 59
Queens 12U 32-Seymour 13U 26
Queens 12U 44-Carmel 13U 32.
3-2 for weekend, not to bad playing up.
Saturday, July 10
14U end pool play 1 and 5 in Orlando
The 14U girls returned to Orlando, FL, Division II Nationals, where they began pool play with a 51-41 loss to Garner Rd YMCA team from North Carolina. The girls rebounded from their Saturday loss with a 38-31 victory over Connecticut RoughRiders. The girls drop one with a 51-39 loss to Texas Stars. The girls didn't have much luck with San Diego Sol losing 64-32. Queens played much better against the No 1 team in their pool, Maryland Flames this evening, before going down 69-55.
The girls end their season with a 56-50 loss to IN. Michigan City Young Ladys in Orlando Tuesday.
A Disapointing year for coaching staff and girls.
Wednesday, July 7
Shaw family loses house to fire
Jessica Shaw 13U team member and her family lost their house to fire Tuesday night July 6th.
The entire house was gutted by the flames, destroying all contents.
Coach Jim Surface has set up a fund for any monentary contributions.
Queens Benefit Fund, %Logjam Electronics, PO BOx 211, Anderson, IN 46015.
Clothing and other items can be dropped off at Bethany Christian Church, contact David Coplin.
Jessica wears girls size 7, while Chas her brother wears size 7 shorts or pants, size 10 skinny shirt, and size 3 shoes.
Lets all get together and help out this Queens family.
Thanks
Lou Lacy
President
Queen takes 1st place in Karaoke Contest in Nashville
Do we have another rising Country Singer in our midst? It appears that at least one of our girls can sing as well as play basketball.
I understand that Katelynn Hawkins won the Karaoke singing contest at the Wild Horse Saloon in Nashville, during the 12U AAU Div. II Nationals.
Maybe when she is in WNBA she can sing National Anthem before playing for Indiana Fever.
Great job Katelynn, might be something you want to look into as well as basketball.
Friday, September 5
QUEENS HAVE TOUGH TIME IN FLORIDA
Our girls fell on tough times in Florida with 13U losing first game to Southern Maine Shooting Stars(Maine State Champs) 45-63, then falling to Greensboro Galaxy 39-66. The 11U got off to a rougher start having to forfeit first game to Winston/Salem Stealers because of getting tied up in Holiday traffic and unable to get to location by game time. They then played Fencor losing 33-47.
Queens 13U 24 vs. Connecticut Starters 45,
Queens 11U 57 vs. Salvation Army Ladies (MD) 58
Queens 13U 50 Little Lady Law (FL Gold Coast) 52
Queens 11U 26 Martinsville 46
Queens 13U 47 Michigan Heat 38
Queens 11U 46 Maine Wave 40
Queens 13U 57 Georgia Pearls 47
Queens 11U 34 Maine Buccaneers 26
Queens 13U 46 Anthracite Action Lady Royals 50
Queens 11U 31 Florida Essence Girlz 34
Queens 11U girls finish 7th in Silver Bracket of Division II Nationals, while 13U girls finish 9th in Silver Bracket also.
Not bad considering all the changes these two teams made during year.
PRESIDENT LOU
Friday, July 25
Nellie Eskew at Nationals
Nellie Eskew 13U and MBA Select began play in 13U Nationals Thursday July 24, beating Cinncinati Lady Celtics 65-44, they returned at 7:00PM losing to Ill. Elite 45-66. Friday they played Kenner La Losing 56-59. In Shootout MBA Beats Alabama Ladies 89 68-57, lose to Long Island Express 66-70 on Sunday putting them out of tourney.
Indiana Finest with Corie West, an Anderson girl also won their first game beating Virgina Black Widows 43-33, also winning second game over OK Tar Heels 62-39. Finest came back in third game beating Ten Liberty 64-60.
Finest beat Texas Express 57-50, beats Fencor 58-54 Sunday, advancing to Elite 8.
HGBL lost first game 50-46 to NJB Stars, then lose 52-53 to MO. Green Hornets. Friday HGBL lost to Team TX Express 36-49, going into Shootout. In Shootout HGBL beat Full Package 68-35 and Houston Cougars 41-35. HGBL advanced to Shootout bracket but lose to Ohio Valley Storn in first game 45-64, putting them out of tourney.
Ohio Valley Storm beats Del PAL Wildcats 70-58. Luck was not with Ohio Valley as they lose two Friday. Ohio Valley 56, NJ Crusaders 64 and Ohio Valley 40-PA Mission 56. In Shootout Ohio Valley lost to Maryland Flames 52-65 and beat Va Shooting Stars 56-38, come back and beat Minn Thunder 56-46 advancing to Shootout Bracket.
Ohio Valley advanced to Shootout bracket and defeat HGBL 64-45 and will play Virginia Starz next.
Great job Nellie and MBA Select and Corie and Indiana Finest and all the Indiana Girls.
2003-2004 GAMES
| DATE |
OPPONENT |
LOCATION |
| Sept 13 |
14U 43 Vs. Elwood 8th Grade Boys 53 |
14U @ Anderson Sports Center |
| Sept 14 |
13U Queens 23 vs Greenfield 30
13U Queens 25 vs Greenfield 49
14U 57 Vs. Muncie Central 25 |
13U @ Knightstown Intermediate School
14U @ Anderson Sports Center |
| Sept 20 |
14U 54 Vs. Anderson Warriors (Boys)32 |
Anderson Sports Center |
| Sept 21 |
14U 53 Vs Elwood 30
13U 22 Vs Shelby County 65
13U 31 Vs. Knightstown 32 |
14U @ Anderson Sports Center
13U @ New Palestine High School |
| Sept 25 |
5th/6th 30 Vs. Hoopsters 32 |
Anderson Sports Center |
| Sept 27 |
5th/6th L Vs. Starz W
14U 37 Vs. Knights (Boys) 32 |
Anderson Sports Center |
| | Sept 28 |
14U 57 Vs. Lapel 15
13U 12 Vs. Lafayette 33
13U 41 Vs. Pendleton 43 |
14U @ Anderson Sports Center
13U @ Knightstown Elementary |
| Sept 29 |
5th/6th L Vs. Madison Grant W |
Anderson Sports Center |
| Oct 4 |
14U 36 Vs. Duke (Boys) 66
5th/6th 25 Vs. Dazzle 22 |
Anderson Sports Center |
| Oct 5 |
14U 60 Vs. Marion Warriors 32
14U 43 Vs. Shennandoah 30
13U 32 Vs. Knightstown 45
13U 14 Vs. New Palestine 35 |
14U Anderson Sports Center
13U Triton Central |
| Oct 11 |
14U 48 Vs. Selma (Boys)44
5th/6th L Vs. Alexandria W
Anderson Sports Center |
| Oct 12 |
14U 81 Vs. Winchester 13
13U 0 Vs. Columbus 63 |
Anderson Sports Center
Anderson EastSide |
| | Oct 18 |
14U 25 Vs.Pendleton Arabians (Boys)85 |
Anderson Sports Center |
| Oct 19 |
14U 78 Vs. Madison/Grant 24 |
Anderson Sports Center |
| Oct 20 |
5th/6th Vs. Hoopsters 7:15PM |
Anderson Sports Center |
| Oct 22 |
5th/6th vs Hoopsters 6:00PM |
Anderson Sports Center |
| Oct 25 |
14U Vs. Grant Co. Panthers (Boys) |
Anderson Sports Center |
| Oct 29 |
5th/6th Vs. Alex 7:15PM |
Anderson Sports Center |
| Nov 1 |
5th/6th Vs. Madison/Grant |
Anderson Sports Center |
| Nov 4 |
5th/6th Vs. Starz |
Anderson Sports Center |
Our Queens In School Ball
12U
Chantel Aley played for Anderson Elementary
Hillary Guion, Julia Seitz, Emily Jones, Shadai Jones, Brittney Clark all play for Anderson NorthSides 13-2 7th grade team. They are the Madison County champions.
Megan Carter is playing for Anderson EastSide 6th grade.
Bryesha McCullough, Onjanee Ivey both play for Anderson SouthSides 7-3 7th grade team
Tori Crosby played for Park Place Elementary and they ended there season with 4 wins and 3 loses. She was point guard for them.
Ingrid Adcock plays for the Liberty Christian School Jr High School Girls Basketball team. Ingrid is a 6th grader. The team is made up of 6th grade through 8th grade players. Ingrid is currently the 6th player on the team. They came in 2nd in the Christian schools Jr Hi School tournament. They lost the final game 33-32 to Lakeside Christian of Ft Wayne.
Hannah Bilyeu played for Killbuck Elementary who ended up 8-2, they a lost Semi- final game in the City Tourney She was chosen as MVP for Killbuck.
Leighann Pittsford is playing for Shenandoah 6-4 7th grade.
Cheyenne Arvin , Katelyn Hawkins both play for the 7th grade at Noblesville
14U
Kyla Lacy, Raven Ivey, Chelsea Land and JoJo Kelly are all playing for the Anderson NorthSide 15-1 8th grade , Shenandoah Invitational Champs and the Madison County champions.
Nellie Eskew, Jordan Hervey and Jaleesa Mohr are all playing for Anderson SouthSide 13-2 8th grade team, the Anderson City Champions.
Alissa Calhoun played for Delta 8th Grade and they only have lost 2 games this season.
Donielle Burton plays for the Anderson EastSide 3-4 8th grade and is their leading scorer and starting point.
Deja Mattox is playing for Maconaquah Middle 8th grade.
Whitney Clark plays for Anderson NorthSides 13-2 7th Grade. They are the Madison County champions.
Elizabeth Kleinbub and Jessica Troutman are playing for Elwood 8th Grade Madison County Runner Up.
Shiane Metz is playing for Alexandria 8th grade
Erica Gause is hoopin for Frankton 8th grade
Friday, January 16
School Ball Game Info
3/1/04
8th Grade
SouthSide 48 Noblesville 37
SS: Kiesha Noethtich 18, Nika McCloud, Nellie Eskew 10, Deadra Taylor 8
SouthSide ends season 13-2 and Anderson City Champions
7th Grade
Noblesville 42 NorthSide 38 (OT)
NS: Whitney Clark 15, Shadai Jones 7
NorthSide ends season 13-2
2/27/04
8th Grade
NorthSide 49 Fishers 33
NS: Danielle Kelly 16, Stormy Holder 11
NorthSide ends regular season at 15-0
2/24/04
8th Grade
NorthSide Won New Castle Lost
2/21/04
8th Grade Madison County Championship
NorthSide 55 Elwood 21
NS: Raven Ivey 18, Kyla Lacy 12, Erica Couch 7, Stormy Holder 6, Danielle Kelly 5, Kierra Allen 4, Chelsea Land 2
NorthSide 8th are now 13-0 and County Champions
7th Grade
NorthSide 35 Pendleton 28
NS: Whitney Clark 12, Julia Sietz 7, Shadai Jones 6, Emily Jones 5, Hillary Guion 5
PEN: Amanda Gaskin 6
North side 7th are 11-0 and Madison County champions
2/18/04
8th Grade
NorthSide 63 EastSide 22
Kyla Lacy 14, Stormy Holder 12, Raven Ivey 10, Danielle Kelly 8, Kiera Allen 7, Betsy Guion 6 Erica Couch 6
7th Grade
NorthSide 28 Lapel 17
Whitney Clark 12, Hillary Guion 5, Shadai Jones 4
2/17/04
8th Grade
NorthSide beat SouthSide
7th Grade
NorthSide beat Southside
2/14/04
8th Grade
Shenandoah Invitational
NorthSide 48 Shenandoah 34
Kyla Lacy 12, Danielle Kelly 12, Erica Couch 10, Raven Ivey 9
NorthSide 51 Greenfield 37
Raven Ivey 14, Danielle Kelly 11, Kyla Lacy 10
2/12/04
8th Grade
East Side 32 Lapel 20 County Tourney.
Donielle Burton 17
North Side 44 Pendleton 15
Kyla Lacy 15, Stormy Holder, Raven Ivey, Erica Couch 8,
7th Grade
North Side 32 Pendleton 25
Shadai Jones 13, Emily Jones 6
2/11/04
8th Grade
SouthSide 50 Muncie Wilson 33
SS: Kiesha Noethtich 13, Nellie Eskew 12
NorthSide 54 Alexandria 11
NS: Kyla Lacy 15, Raven Ivey 12
7th Grade
SouthSide 64 Muncie Wilson 32
SS: Bryiesha McCullough 22, Ashley Smith 12
NorthSide 48 Alexandria 12
NS:Julia Sietz 9, Whitney Clark 6, Shadai Jones 6
EastSide 22 St. Mary's 20
ES: Amanda Ashcraft 6, Alaina Coplin 4
Shenandoah 23 EastSide 12
ES: Amanda Ashcraft 5
2/10/04
8th grade
SouthSide 53 Madison Grant 22
SS: Kiesha Noethtich 21, Nika McCloud 8, Deadra Taylor 8
7th Grade
Madison Grant 35 SouthSide 29
SS: Ashley Smith 14, Bryiesha McCullough 7
2/9/04
8th Grade
EastSide 28 Liberty Christian 26
ES: Donielle Burton 24
NorthSide 47 Elwood 31
NS: Raven Ivey 16, Kyla Lacy 11, Danielle Kelley 8
EL: Jessica Troutman 8, Liz Klienbub 6
7th Grade
NorthSide 59 Elwood 18
NS: Shadai Jones 17, Emily Jones 10
2/4/04
8th Grade
SouthSide 50 New Castle 27
SS: Nellie Eskew 14, Kiesha Noethtich 13, Nika McCloud 13
7th Grade
SouthSide 35 New Castle
SS: Ashley Smith 18, Bryiesha McCullough 14
2/3/04
8th Grade
NorthSide 55 Frankton 12
NS:Raven Ivey 12, Kyla Lacy 11, Danielle Kelly 10
Frank: Erica Gaus 6
New Castle 40 EastSide 26
ES: Donielle Burton 17
7th Grade
NorthSide 56 Frankton 6
NS: Whitney Clark 24
New Castle 31 EastSide 11
1/29/04
8th Grade
SouthSide 63 Liberty Christian 13
SS: Kiesha Noethtich 16, Jordan Hervey 10, Alexis King 9
EastSide 49 Frankton 19
ES: Donielle Burton 28, Ti Hudson 10
Frank: Erica Gauss 8
Pendleton 44 Rushville 33
Pen: Katie Day 6
Maconaquah 59 Tri Central 27
Mac: Deja Mattox 16
7TH Grade
EastSide 20 Frankton 14
ES: Ashcraft 8
1/28/04
8th Grade
SouthSide 60 EastSide 24
SS: Nellie Eskew 18, Kiesha Noethtich, Nika McCloud 10
ES: Danielle Burton 10, Gabe Jones 8
7th Grade
SouthSide 42 EastSide 15
SS: Bryesha McCullough 15
ES: Amanda Ashcraft 5
1/22/04
8th Grade
Pendleton 31 Carmel 35
Pen: Katie Day 18
6th Grade
Shenandoah 32 Eastern Hancock 12
Shen: Leigh Ann Pittsford 12
EastSide 15 SouthSide 20
ES: Megan Carter 2
1/21/04
8th Grade
NorthSide 46 EastSide 20
NS: Stormy Holder 12, Kierra Allen 10, Raven Ivey 8, Ashley Lacy 2
ES: Abby Beard 15, Donielle Burton 5
SouthSide 40 Elwood 27
SS: Kiesha Noethtich 17, Jalessa Mohr 7, Nellie Eskew 6
7th Grade
NorthSide 50 EastSide 8
NS: Whitney Clark 11, Brittney Clark 11
SouthSide 53 Elwood 30
SS: Bryiesha McCullough 20, Ashley Smith 10
1/20/04
8th Grade
NorthSide 52 Muncie North 10
NS: Kyla Lacy 13, Raven Ivey 9, Erica Couch, Danielle Kelly 8, Chelsea Land 4, and Ashley Lacy 2
SouthSide 56 Marion McCulloch 23
SS: Kiesha Noethtich 14, Nika McCloud, Nellie Eskew 12
EastSide 32 Yorktown 4
ES: Donielle Burton 18
7th Grade
NorthSide 49 Muncie North 38
NS: Whitney Clark 16, Brittney Clark 8
SouthSide 35 Marion McCulloch 27
SS: Ashley Smith 12, Bryesha McCullough 8
EastSide 22 Yorktown 34
ES: Amanda Ashcraft 11
1/15/04
8th Grade
NorthSide 55-South Side 51 2OT
NS: Raven Ivey 17, Stormy Holder 14, Erica Couch 9
SS: Kiesha Noethtich 22, Nika McCloud 11, Nellie Eskew 10
7th Grade
North Side 48 South Side 37
NS: Whitney Clark 17, Hillary Guion 16
SS: Bryeshia McCullough 12, Ashley Smith 8
1/14/04
7th Grade
Muncie North 34 EastSide 16
ES: Alaina Coplin 8
1/13/04
8th Grade
NorthSide 43 Delta 34.
NS: Raven Ivey 16, Danielle Kelley 9, Stormy Holder 6, Kyla Lacy 6 DEL: Alissa Calhoun 6
7th Grade
North Side 36-Delta 22
NS: Whitney Clark 11, Hillary Guion 10, Julia Seitz 8, Brittney Clark 5, Shadai Jones 2
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Monday, July 5
12U QUEENS PLACE 5TH AT AAU DIV. II NATIONALS
The 12U team won thier first game at Division II Nationals Monday morning with a 45-35 victory over Delaware PAL. The girls came back in the afternoon game with a come from behind victory over Wis. Velocity Red 53-45. The girls cruised thru their final pool game with a 51-30 win over Va. Rockbridge Magic. The girls picked up another win over Connecticut Shamrocks, 51-39. The girls continued to move thru the winners bracket with 54-43 win over Cy-Fair Lady Rebels. The girls lose to a very good Georgia Pistols team 53-42 today. Queens drop a 44-37 game to Tennessee Tigers to end up in a tie for 5th place. Great job by the girls and coaches. Very proud of the job this team did.
GREAT JOB BY COACHING STAFF AND GIRLS. VERY GOOD SHOWING FOR OUR PROGRAM. LOU
Wednesday, July 14
Katelynn Hawkins wins Karaoke Contest in Nashville
Looks like one of our girls has some talent singing as well as playing basketball. Katelynn won a Karoake contest at the White Horse Saloon in Nashville while at the AAU dicision II Nationals, singing "Redneck Woman".
Sasha Solinski receives letter from Wright State
Sasha Solinski received a letter from Wright State saying that they saw her in Orlando and liked what they saw. Stated they would be keeping track of her progress for next couple of years.
Great news for a young lady who has worked hard for the past five years. Just shows that hard work and dedication pays off.
Sasha understands what needs to be done on the court, and does the fundamental things and is always hustling.
Wright State is a Division I school located in Dayton Ohio.
Great job Sasha.
Sunday, October 17
Bre Foster Advances to Semi-State with 6th place finish
Like the Everyready Bunnie, Bre just keeps running, placing 6th in the Noblesville Regional. Bre will now go to the Franklin Central Semi-State. Bre had a time of 15:44 over a very tough course, just 22 seconds behind another Freshman from Westfield.
After coming in first at the Madison County Cross Country Meet, Bre Foster added the Pendleton Sectional to her list of success, with a winning time of 15:02. Good luck to Bre and the other Madison County girls.
Great job by a Freshman from Alexandria High.
Saturday, October 2
Kyla Lacy receives letter from Ball State
Another Queens noticed by Division I college. Kyla received a letter from Ball State reference basketball after seeing her in Midwest Explosion at Warren Central Sept. 25.
Another good example of a girl who has worked hard for last 5 years, and that hard work is beginning to pay off.
Great job Kyla and I expect to see more Queens get letters within the next year. Especially those girls going to AAU Nationals.
The word is out, now we just have to show off the Queens.
Friday, October 15
Nellie gets letter from Wisconsin/Green Bay
Nellie Eskew received a letter from University of Wisconsin/Green Bay concerning possibly continuing her education in Wisconsin. Apparently Nellie was seen at the Gus Macker in Lafayette where she teamed with Kyla Lacy, JoJo Kelly and Paris Miles to win their division. On the way to the championship these girls beat a team which had won last years World Championship 3-3 tourney
Great job by these girls and congratulations to Nellie.
Hopefully this is just a start for things to come for our girls.
Friday, October 15
Ingrid Adcock on ACSI-State championship team
Ingrid and her Liberty Christian team mates win ACSI-State Jr High Championship in volley ball, with victorys over Kingsway Christian, Blackhawk Christian, and Lakewood Park.
Congratulations to Ingrid and the Liberty Christian girls on a great victory.
Monday, October 18
Deja Mattox joins girls getting letters
Deja Mattox joins the list of Queens receiving letters. She has received letters from Iowa, Indiana State, Valpo., Eastern Michigan, and Akron.
Deja also got letter from University of Illinois.
Another girl reaping the benefits from hard work and sticking with fundamentals.
Should be a very welcome addition to her high school team.
Mighty fine job Deja.
Saturday, October 23
Letters keep coming in as Liz gets letter from Wis. GreenBay
Liz Klienbub adds to the girls receiving letters from colleges as she received letter from Wisconsin-Green Bay.
Another compliment to the girls and the hard work they have put forth. Apparently the colleges are also impressed with the way our girls present themselves on the court as well as their playing ability.
Another great job by a young lady who joined us late, but has really worked hard to get to this position in her playing career.
Keep up the good work LIZ.
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