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Queens of the Court
jim Lacy
765-644-6315
1711 Silver Street
Anderson, Indiana
46012
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Sunday, September 15
12U Lose to Connersville 7th
The girls are having a hard time learning to play as a team, and it shows. they lost to Connersville 7th 39-10.
These girls have great potential, but they have to learn to be a team, play man to man defense with a passion and get their heads up when they have the ball.
Sunday, September 22
Queens 13U Take 3 Games Sunday
13U 48 vs Brownsburg 34, Queens 13U 51 vs. Madison Grant 7th 9, Queens 13U 49 vs. Muncie Central 8th 20. The 13U seem to have it together as a team and are playing with some passion.
Sunday, September 22
12U Still Learning
Hamilton S/E White 48 vs Queens 12U 16.....Queens have another tough outing. Yes they are young and inexperienced, but someone has to take over as a leader on this team.
Sunday, September 15
Queens 13U trip up Shenandoah 43-30
Queens played a good game with all the girls playing. Maybe they have turned the season around!
Sunday, September 15
11U Lose Heartbreaker
Queens of the Court: 35 - Plainfield: 36
The score says it all!
Monday, September 23
Queens 12U defeat RimRockers
Queens beat Rim Rockers 32-24. These girls are starting to show promise.
Monday, September 23
Queens 11U win Big Over Hoopsters
Sunday, September 22
Queens 11U Fall to Franklin Central
46-12 Bad outing for our girls.
Sunday, September 15
Queens 13U Beat Warren Central
Queens sneak by Warren Central 28-26.
Sunday, September 29
Queens 13U Lose Heartbreaker to Heritage Christian
Queens lose a close one to undefeated Heritage Christian on a last second shot.
Sunday, September 29
Queens 13U Take Frankton Eagles
Queens won over the Frankton Eagles in a hard fought game. All the girls got a chance to play a lot.
Sunday, October 6
Queens 12U Lose to Richmond
12U found out what a good fundemental team can do to you losing 41-6.
Sunday, October 6
11U Lose Another Close One
Queens lose another close one to Lawrence North 26-20
Queens 11U Lose to Carmel
45-12
Sunday, October 6
Queens 13U take Lawrence North
41-40
Saturday, October 12
Queens 12U defeat Winchester
Queens were led in scoring by Telisha Morgan with 20, Ashley Smith 14 and Allana Johnson with 9...Lady Hawks were led by Morgan Peacock 10 and Stephanie Geeting 5.
Saturday, October 12
Queens 11U beat RimRockers
Queens win 36-30 over the RimRockers
Sunday, October 13
12U Manhandled by Carmel
61-16, a very good fundemental Carmel team showed the 12U how the game should be played.
Sunday, October 13
11U lose to North Central
48-26
Sunday, October 13
Queens 13U fall to North Central
Anderson 38 vs North Central 49
Sunday, October 13
Queens 13U defeat New Castle
Saturday, October 19
12U and 13U Have Another Hamburger Cook Out
The teams were able to add money to our account. Thanks to all the people who helped!
Sunday, September 29
Queens 12U Fall Again
Queens lost another this time to the Franklin County girls. Queens 12U 12 vs Franklin County 42
Monday, September 30
Queens 12U looking good
Hamilton Hgts. 17 vs Queens Lacy 44
The girls starting to move around and pass the ball with some authority. Seeing a lot of improvement in coach Lou's team.
Monday, September 30
Queens 11U defeat Madison/Grant
11U defeats Madison/Grant 59-7.
Queens 11U Defeat 12u
QUEENS 11U BEAT THE 12U 42-26
Monday, October 7
Queens 12U defeat Shenandoah 40-23
Queens were outmanned with only 7 players but they out gunned the Raiders 40-23.
Sunday, July 21
Queens Girls in Gus Macker
Our girls (Bryiesha,Morgan, Emily and Shadai from our 11U team) played together this weekend in the Muncie Gus Macker Tourney. They lost the first game to "Deal With It" and then won the next four against the New Castle "Green Machine", Winchester, team 3 and team 4. They then played Center Grove losing and finishing third in tourney.
Saturday, March 15
Queens Take 3 on 3 at NorthEastern
Placings for the Northeastern Girls 12U 3-on-3 Tournament:QUEENS
1st Place: Queens of the Court Red - Ashley Lacy, Brianna Foster, Morgan Peacock, and Savannah Johnson.
2nd Place: Lady Hawks 1 (Winchester): Kristen Rheinhart, Brittany Shepherd, Brittany Ludwick, and Sierra Davis.
3rd Place: Lady Rebels (Lynn - Randolph Southern): All 7th Graders.
4th Place: Lady Hawks 2 (Winchester): Steph Geeting, Shantel Short, Sabra Bowmer, Dana Cross.
5th Place: Queens "Black": Kierra Ward, Lindsey Noland, Jade Hill, and Ashley Wilson.
There were 2 other teams from Lynn (5th Grade Team and 6th Grade Team), 2 teams from Hagerstown, and one team from Northeastern. Queens of the Court was well represented with 11 girls on the top 5 teams. There were some very good teams that took early exits, so this was a great showing by the Queens!
Winchester Lady Hawks Randolph County Champs
The Lady Hawks won the Randolph County Championship in an overtime thriller by a score of 50 to 45 over the relentless Randolph Southern Lady Rebels. The Rebels gave the Hawks all they could handle, but in the end it was the Hawks inside strength and will to win that pulled out the victory. Congratulations to Coach Jodi Mosier and the Lady Hawks on the county championship and such a fine school ball season!
Saturday, April 19
Lady Hawks Win Randolph Southern Tourney
The Lady Hawks won the Randolph Southern 6th Grade tournament by defeating Southern Wells in the Championship game by a score of 32 to 25. The Hawks were undefeated in the tournament and played solid throughout. Other teams in the tournament included Randolph Southern, Magic City (Muncie), Jay County, Union City, Greenville, OH, and a team from Indianapolis. This was an outstanding tournament and the girls played well throughout, making this a great way to cap off a wonderful season. Congratulations Lady Hawks!
Also Congrads to our Queens 12U girls playing for the Lady Hawks Morgan Peacock, Stephanie Geeting, Kristen Rheinhart, Shantel Short and Brittney Shepherd.
Tuesday, April 15
12U Games in Frankfort April 19th
Queens 12U team did not fair as well as 13U team did. Losing first game to Lapel 29-26, in Overtime, then getting a good thumping from Indiana Warriors 54-7 and coming back with a 29-24 loss to Crown Point. Girls just did not come out ready to play. To much standing around, throwing ball away and letting much shorter girls out rebound us. Girls did come back from 10-20 deficit in last game to make it respectfull.
Leading in scoring for day was Ashley Lacy 16 points, Ashley Smith 12, Telisha Morgan 8, Amanda Gaskin 7, Allana Johnson 6, Amanda Ashcraft 4, Alaina Coplin and Janie Dickerson 2 each.
Girls have a lot of work to do in a very short time before AAU Regional. Just hope they can get serious about the game.
Saturday, April 19
Queens 13u games 4/19
Queens 13U team had a good day Sat. winning a 14U round robin at Lafayette Harrison, finishing in three way tie with 2-1 record, but winning with points. The other two teams were Winamac and Martinsville. Queens lost first game to Winamac 48-38, with the normal morning game problems. Queens came back beating Martinsville 52-44, then defeating Lafayette Harrison 50-35.
Tournament Director made a mistake giving medals to Martinsville before checking scores.
Leading the way in scoring for Queens was Whitney Clark 13, Kyla Lacy 5,Liz Kleinbub 5, Nellie Eskew 4, JoJo Kelly 3, Jessica Troutman, Jaleesa Mohr, Lauren Leisure, and Megan Dillard 2 each, against the Winamac team.
In the Martinsville game Lauren Leisure 10, Kyla Lacy 9, Whitney Clark 7, Nelle Eskew and Jaleesa Mohr 6 each, JoJo Kelly and Sasha Solinski 4 each, Jordan Hervey 3, Megan Dillard 2, Jessica Troutman 1.
Lafayette Harrison game JoJo Kelly 13, Nelle Eskew 8, Sasha Solinski 6, Kyla Lacy, Lauren Leisure, and Whitney Clark 5 each, Jaleesa Mohr 4, and Shiane Metz and Erica Gause 2 each.
2002-2003 PAST QUEEN GAMES
| September 8th 2002 |
Queens 11U 10 vs. Hamilton S/E 33
Queens 12U 13 vs. Monrovia 13U 41
Queens 13U 30 vs. Franklin 34 |
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September 15th |
Queens 11U 35 vs. Plainfield 36
Queens 12U 10 vs. Connersville 13U 39
Queens 13U43 VS. Shenandoah 30
Queens 13U28 Vs. Warren Central 26 |
| September 22nd |
Queens 11U 12 vs. Franklin Central 46
Queens 12U 16 vs. Hamilton S/E 13U 48
Queens 13U 48 vs. Brownsburg 34
Queens 13U 51 vs. Madison Grant 9
Queens 13U 49 vs. Muncie Central 8th 20 |
| September 23rd |
Queens 11U Wvs. Hoopsters L
Queens 12U 32 vs. Rim Rockers 24 |
| September 29th |
Queens 11U 12 vs. Carmel 45
Queens Red 12U 12 vs. Franklin County 42
Queens 13U W vs. Frankton L
Queens 13U L vs. Heratige Christian W |
| September 30th |
Queens 11U 59 vs. Madison/Grant 7
Queens 12U 44 vs. Hamilton Hgts. 17 |
| October 5th |
Queens 11U 42 vs. Queens 12U 26
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| October 6th |
Queens 11U 20 vs. Lawrence North 26
Queens Red 12U 6 vs. Richmond 13U 41
Queens 13U 41 vs. Lawrence North 40 |
| October 7th |
Queens 12U 40 vs. Shenandoah 13U 23
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| October 12th |
Queens 11U 36 vs. Rim Rockers 30
Queens 13U W vs. Winchester Lady Hawks L
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| October 13th |
Queens 11U 26 Vs. North Central 48
Queens 12U 16 Vs. Carmel 61
Queens 13U W vs. New Castle L
Queens 13U 38 Vs. North Central 49
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| March 16th |
Queens 13U: 46 - Indiana Warriors: 53
Queens 13U: 65 - Columbus Lightning: 51
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| March 17th |
Queens 13U: 44 - Cincinnati And 1: 48
Queens 13U: 56 - South Bend Lady Soldiers: 60
Queens 13U: 61 - Elwood: 23 |
| April 25th |
Queens 11U 54 vs. New Palestine Hot Shots 15 |
| April 26th |
Queens 11U 48 vs. Lady Hoopsters 12 |
| April 26th |
Queens 11U 70 vs. Twin Lakes 16 |
| March 28th |
Queens 12U: 28 vs Indy Wildcats: 56 | | April 12th |
Queens 13U 48 vs. BC Stars 12
Queens 13U 33 vs. OutBack Shooters 45 |
| April 19th |
Queens 13U 38 vs. Winamac Warriors 14U 48
Queens 13U 52 vs. Martinsville 14U 44
Queens 13U 50 vs.Harrison Lady Raiders 14u 35
Queens 12U 26 vs. Lapel 29 OT
Queens 12U 7 vs. Indiana Warriors 54
Queens 12U 24 vs Crown Point 29 |
| April 25th |
Queens 11U 54 vs. New Palestine Hot Shots 15 |
| April 26th |
Queens 11U 48 vs. Lady Hoopsters 12
Queens 11U 70 vs. Twin Lakes 16 |
May 2nd
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Queens 13U 50 vs. Franklin County 43
Queens Red 12U 42 vs. Connersville Sparten Heat 39 |
| May 3rd |
Queens 13U 39 vs. Sparten Heat-White 39
Queens Red 12U 33 vs. Lady Force 36Queens 13U 47vs. Lady Force 30
Queens Red 12U 33 vs. New Castle Lady Rage 18 |
| May 4th |
Queens 13U 38vs. Richmond 30 |
| May 9th |
AAU Level 1 State Finals
Queens 11U 28 vs. The Family 57
Queens 12U 31 vs. Franklin Central 54
Queens 13U 56 vs. Shennandoah 16 |
| May 10th |
Queens 11U63 vs. Connersville Sparten Heat 51
Queens 11U36 vs. Columbus Boomers 26
Queens 11U 42 Vs. The Family 50
Queens 12U 32 vs. Mitchell Lady Jackets 80
Queens 12U 30 vs. Indiana Warriors 45
Queens 13U 54 VS. MBA Select 65
Queens 13U57 Vs. Westfield 52 |
| May 11th |
Queens 11Uforfeit vs. East Indiana Wolfpack
Queens 13U 46 VS. MBA Select 69
Queens 13U 51 Vs. Southern Indiana Elite 66
Queens 13U 53 Vs. Indiana Warriors 40 |
Saturday, May 10
11U at STATE LEVEL ONE AAU
The Queens 11U team got the Queens AAU state tourney off to a good start with a 54-15 win over New Palestine Lady Hot Shots. Leading the victory was Bryeasha McCullogh, Shadia Jones 12 each, Brittney Clark 10, Cheyenne Arvin 8, Samantha Blair 4, OJ Ivey, Katelyn Hawkins, Megan Carter 2 and Emily Jones, Julia Seitz 1.
The girls followed up Friday nights performance with a 48-12 win over The Lady Hoopsters Saturday morning, scoring were Bryeasha McCullogh 18, Brittney Clark 8, Samantha Blair, Cheyenne Arvin 6, Shadia Jones 4, Katelyn Hawkins 3,Ingrid Adcock 2, Julia Seitz 1.
Then coming back Saturday evening with a 70-16 win over Twin Lakes, Scoring were Cheyenne Arvin 18, Bryeasha McCullogh 14, Emily Jones 8, Katelyn Hawkins, Julia Seitz, Brittney Clark 6, Samantha Blair 4, Chantel Alley, Shadia Jones, OJ Ivey, Jaanelle Davis 2.
Great job by these young ladies and their coaching staff. They will now move on to Level One State AAU Tourney with a great chance to move on to Nationals.
Friday night at state Queens ran into #2 seeded The Family and took a loss 57-28. Saturday morning they got by Columbus Boomers 36-26, then took on the Connersville Spartan Heat defeating them 63-51. Saturday evening they had a rematch with The Family losing 50-42.
Sunday with a forfiet from East Indiana Wolfpack the girls finished 7th in the State and are headed to Orlando for the Division 2 Nationals!
Saturday, May 10
12U Bow out of AAU State Finals
The Queens 12U Red win the AAU Middletown Regional F Pool and are headed to the Level 1 AAU State Finals.
On Friday night the 12U defeated the Connersville Sparten Heat in a barn burner 42-39 last minute victory. Scoring: Morgan Peacock and Ashley Smith 10, Ashley Lacy 8, Brittany Sheppard 5, Brianna Foster 4, Telisha Morgan 3, and Kristen Reinhardt 2.
The 12U lose Saturdays first game to The Lady Force by a 36-32 score. Girls just never seemed to wake up until it was too late. Scoring: Morgan Peacock 16, Ashley Smith 6, Ashley Lacy 4, Telisha Morgan, Kristen Reinhart, Janie Dickerson 2, Briana Foster 1.
The 12U came back in the Saturday afternoon game to Handle the New Castle Rage 33-18. By virtue of points they win the pool and with it the right to go to final 16 teams in the AAu State Finals. Scoring: Ashley Smith 10, Kristen Reinhart 7, Ashley Lacy 6, Allana Johnson, Telisha Morgan, Briana Foster, Brittney Sheppard 2, Stephanie Geeting , Morgan Peacock 1.
12U Black were defeated by the Lady Jams 35-9 but learned in the second half that they can be a good team when playing an aggressive zone defense. Also Losing to Magic City 42-11 and Carmel 65-13. The Black team played with alot of spunk and are getting better as time goes on. Playing some very good teams these girls made a good showing for theirselves!
But in the State Finals the 12U took a loss in the opening round of the AAU State against Franklin Central 54-31. Scoring: Ashley Smith 12, Telisha Morgan 8, Ashley Lacy 5, Allana Johnson 4, Morgan Peacock 2.
Saturday morning they came back and lost big to Mitchell Lady Jackets 80-32 and then take a loss to the Indiana Warriors 45-30 to bow out of the state finishing in 15th place.
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Saturday, May 10
13U at State Finals
13U defeated Franklin County 50-43 on Friday night. Scoring: Kyla Lacy 10, Sasha Solinski 9, Whitney Clark 8, JoJo Kelly 6, Lauren Leisure 5, Nellie Eskew 4, Jaleesa Mohr, Jordan Hervey, Erica Gause, Jessica Troutman 2.
Saturday morning game Queens 13U Defeated Connersville Sparten Heat-White 39-8. Scoring: Nellie Eskew 7, Kyla Lacy, Jaleesa Mohr 6, Lauren Leisure 5, Jesica Troutman, Whitney Clark 3, JoJo Kelly, Elizabeth Kleinbub 3, Sasha Solinski, Jordan Hervey 2, Megan Dillard 1.
In the afternoon Queens 13U defeated Lady Force 47-30. Scoring: Nellie Eskew 9, Whitney Clark, Sasha Solinski 7, Elizabeth Kleinbub 6, Kyla Lacy, Lauren Leisure, JoJo Kelly 4, Erica Gause, Jessica Troutman 2.
The 13U won their Sunday game with Richmond(2X Level 2 State Champion)in a hard fought knuckle buster 38-30. Scoring: Whitney Clark 16, Nellie Eskew 10, Sasha Solinski 5, Kyla Lacy 4, Jaleesa Mohr 2 and JoJo Kelly 1.
At the State Friday Night Queens win over Shenanndoah 56 to 16. Saturday morning Queens lose one to MBA Select 65-54. Saturday afternoon Queens defeat a very good Westfield team 57 to 52.
On Sunday the Queens fall to MBA Select 69 to 46. Then Queens lost to Southern Indiana Elite 66 to 51. Queens then defeat Indiana Warriors 53 to 40.
Our girls ends up finishing 6th in Indiana AAU State. And will head to Orlando for Division II Nationals.
Sunday, May 18
HONOR ROLL STUDENTS
The following people have maintained all A's or A's & B's for the fifth six weeks of school:
All A's
Megan Carter, 11U 10th St
Amanda Ashcraft, 12U ESMS
Jade Hill 12U Union City West
Morgan Peacock 12U Winchester
All A's and B's
Alaina Coplin, 12U ESMS
Janie Dickerson 12U NSMS
Brianna Foster 12U Alex
Stephany Geeting 12U Winchester
Allana Johnson 12U SSMS
Brittney Shepherd 12U Winchester
Nellie Eskew 13U SSMS
Kyla Lacy 13U NSMS
Chelsea Land 13U NSMS
Erica Gause 13U Frankton
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THESE YOUNG LADIES FOR SHINING IN CLASSROOM AS WELL AS ON THE COURT.
PRESIDENT LACY
These are the Queens who were listed in paper. If anyone is not listed because of a mistake in paper or your school was not listed, get in touch with me and we will get it listed.
Monday, May 26
Jordan Hervey Recognized for academic achievment
Jordan Hervey a Anderson South Side student, has been recognized for academic achievementas a United States National Honor Roll Award winner. Her name will appear in the United States Acievement Acadamy Official Yearbook, which is published nationally.
She is the daughter of Karen Rehmel of Anderson. Her grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Rehmel of Anderson and Mrs. Betty Morrison of Traverse City, Michigan.
(From Anderson Herald/Bulletin May 25th, 2003)
THIS IS GREAT JORDAN, KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK, LOU
Players are expected to commit to attend practice on a regular basis and help to contribute to the teams development. Teams practice twice per week for two hours at a time. Sites for practice are determined by each coach. Some of the facilities used in the past include: Bethany Christian Church, Westvale School, Anderson Sports Center.
Because of the competitive nature of AAU basketball their are no guarantees of playing time. Most every player will get some playing time every game. How much playing time a player receives is dependent upon that players commitment to practice and abilities.
As a parent, you want the best for your child. Our coaches also want the best for your child. In order for this to occur, it is important that parents - no matter how basketball knowledgeable they might be, refrain from coaching their child in practices and games. The coach has all the player's interests in mind. It is always uncomfortable for a coach to remove a player from a game because she is acting upon her parent's coaching rather than fulfilling the expectations of the team and coach. A parent needs to be positive at all time and cheer on every member of the team. Any questions concerning coaching should be brought to the coach's attention in a private conversation without children present.
All parents and players are needed and expected to provide assistance at tournaments hosted by the Queens of the Court. They are needed to run scoreboards, run concessions, oversee gyms, and other such matters. When Queens has a Hamburger fry, or sells items everyone is expected to help. These are very important as these things provide the additional funds required to attend tournaments, buy uniforms and other items.
While at away tournaments, the parent or their designee is responsible for their daughter at any time the player is not at their game.
The girls qualification age for AAU will depend on the year you were born on Jan 1.
"The difference between ordinary and extraordinary is that little extra."
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