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2A TOURNAMENT RECORDS 1998-2010 INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT TEAM TOURNAMENT Most Points: 118, Paul Hafford, Lynden Christian, 2002 Most Points: 322, Elma, 1998 Average Points: 29.5, Paul Hafford, Lynden Christian, 2002 Average Points: 80.5, Elma, 1998 Field goals made: 42, Paul Hafford, Lynden Christian, 2002 Points Against (Low): 88, Hoquiam, 2005 Field goals attempted:104, Paul Hafford, Lynden Christian, 2002 Points Against Average: 34.8, Quincy, 2005 3-Pt field goals made:18, Phillip Candanoza, Grandview, 2002 Largest margin of victory: 86, Squalicum, 2009 3-Pt field goals attempted:41, Justin Reed, Hoquiam, 2004; Patrick Field goals made: 120, 2 tied: Blaine, 1998; Squalicum, 2010 Simon, 2010 Field goals attempted: 286, Grandview, 2006 Free throws made: 43, Luke Ridnour, Blaine, 1999 Field goal percentage: 56.7 (118-208), Elma, 1998 Free throws attempted:47, Luke Ridnour, Blaine, 1999 3-Pt field goals made:33, Squalicum, 2010 Rebounds: 74, Taylor Thorson, Sequim, 2009 3-Pt field goals attempted: 99, Grandview, 2006 Assists: 39, Stephen Sanchez, Grandview, 2002 3-point field goal percentage (min. 10 att):44.2 (19-43), Chewelah, 1998 Steals: 27, Luke Ridnour, Blaine, 1999 Free throws made: 79, Blaine, 1999 Blocked shots: 15, 2 tied: Brent Cummings, Pullman, 1999; David Free throws attempted:116, Elma, 1998 Brittinen, Hoquiam, 2004 Free throw percentage (min. 10 att):82.1 (46-56), Woodland, 1999 Rebounds: 213, Grandview, 2006 Assists: 68, Blaine, 1998 Steals: 57, Blaine, 2000 Blocked shots: 27, Pullman, 1999 2A TOURNAMENT RECORDS 2011-2016 INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT TEAM TOURNAMENT Most Points: 101, Ahmaad Rorie, Clover Park, 2012 Most Points: 199, Clover Park, 2012 Highest average (minimum 2 tournaments): 33.7, Ahmaad Rorie, Clover Average Points: 66.3, Clover Park, 2012 Park, 2012 Points Against (Low): 98, Fife, 2015 Field goals made: 31, Ahmaad Rorie, Clover Park, 2012 Points Against Average: 38.0, Lynden, 2012 Field goals attempted:66, Ahmaad Rorie, Clover Park, 2012 Largest margin of victory: 47, Clarkston, 2016 3-Pt field goals made:11, Trevon Allen, Clarkston, 2016 Field goals made: 73, Clover Park, 2011 3-Pt field goals attempted:33, Ty Johnson, Anacortes, 2015 Field goals attempted:188, Renton, 2013 Free throws made: 29, Ahmaad Rorie, Clover Park, 2012 Field goal percentage: 49.2 (63-128), Pullman, 2014 Free throws attempted:33, Ahmaad Rorie, Clover Park, 2012 3-Pt field goals made:27, Clarkston, 2016 Rebounds: 42, Austin Von Herbulis, Burlington-Edison, 2013 3-Pt field goals attempted: 70, Anacortes, 2014 Assists: 16, 2 tied: Tana Pritchard, Clover Park, 2011; Malcolm Rosier-Butler, 2016 3-point field goal percentage (min. 10 att): 45.8 (27-59), Clarkston, 2016 Steals: 12, David Crisp, Clover Park, 2013 Free throws made: 61, Clover Park, 2012 Blocked shots: 14, Weston VandenHazel, Tumwater, 2016 Free throws attempted: 90, Clover Park, 2012 Free throw percentage (min. 10 att): 88.1, (37-42) Mark Morris, 2015 Rebounds: 139, Kingston, 2011 Assists: 47, Anacortes, 2014 Steals: 40, Clover Park, 2013 Blocked shots: 19, Tumwater, 2016 2A TOURNAMENT RECORDS 2017-PRESENT INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT Most Points: 98, Elijah Pepper, Selah, 2017 TEAM TOURNAMENT Average Points: 32.7, Elijah Pepper, Selah, 2017 Most Points: 293, Foss, 2017 Field goals made: 35, Elijah Pepper, Selah, 2017 Average Points: 73.2, Foss, 2017 Field goals attempted:71, Elijah Pepper, Selah, 2017 Points Against (Low): 129, Lynden, 2018 3-Pt field goals made:16, Jacob Hjort, Columbia River, 2018 Points Against Average: 43.0, Lynden, 2018 3-Pt field goals attempted:32, Jacob Hjort, Columbia River, 2018 Largest margin of victory: 45, Foss, 2017 Free throws made: 27, Demetrius Crosby, Foss, 2017 Field goals made: 111, Foss, 2017 Free throws attempted:37, Scott Blakney, Prosser, 2017 Field goals attempted:223, Renton, 2019 Rebounds: 51, Brandton Chatfield, Clarkston, 2019 Field goal percentage: 54.7, Foss, 2017 Assists: 23, Nick Chung, Liberty (Issaquah), 2018 3-Pt field goals made:29, Columbia River, 2018 Steals: 12, Jordan Thomas, W.F. West, 2018; 12, Gus Hagstead, Clarkston, 3-Pt field goals attempted:87, Columbia River 2018 2019 3-point field goal percentage (min. 10 att):39.7, Selah, 2018 Blocked shots: 8, 2 tied: Brandon White, W.F. West, 2018; Jesse Keltner, Free throws made: 63, W.F. West, 2018 Anacortes, 2018 Free throws attempted:98, W.F. West, 2018 Free throw percentage (min. 10 att):91.7 (11-12), Mark Morris, 2017 Rebounds: 148, Renton, 2019 Assists: 57, Foss, 2017 Steals: 33, Lynden, 2017 Blocked shots: 13, W.F. West, 2018 28 | 2019 HARDWOOD CLASSIC | 1A, 2A BOYS 2A ALL-TIME TOURNAMENT RECORDS INDIVIDUAL GAME TEAM GAME Most Points: 48, Patrick Simon, Ephrata (vs. Squalicum), 2010 Most points one quarter: 34, Burlington-Edison (vs. Tumwater), 2009 Field goals made: 16, Willie Blodgett, Wapato (vs. Clarkston), 2009 Least points one quarter: 0, many tied Field goals attempted:33, Demetrius Crosby, Foss (vs. Mark Morris), 2018 Highest winning score: 98, Elma (vs. Blaine), 1998 Most 3-point field goals made:10, Dallas Huggins (Ridgefield), 2006 Lowest winning score: 30, 2 tied: Quincy (vs. Grandview), 2000; Nooksack Most 3-point field goals attempted:18, Dallas Huggins, Ridgefield, 2006 Valley (vs. Steilacoom), 2004 Free throws made: 15, Luke Ridnour, Blaine (vs. Foster), 1999; Patrick Highest losing score: 89, Blaine (vs. Elma), 1998 Simon, Ephrata (vs. Squalicum), 2010 Lowest losing score: 23, Grandview (vs. Quincy), 2005 Free throws attempted:19, Patrick Simon, Ephrata (vs. Lynden), 2010 Most Points: 187 (Elma 98, Blaine 89), 1998 Rebounds: 24, Brandon Klump, Cascade (Leavenworth) (vs. Omak), Least total points: 54 (Quincy 31, Grandview 23), 2005 1998 Largest margin: 39, 2 tied: (Anacortes 65, Fife 26), 2007; (Burlington-Edison Assists: 16, Stephen Sanchez, Grandview (vs. Eatonville), 2002 80, Tumwater 41), 2009 Steals: 11, 2 tied: Luke Ridnour, Blaine (vs. Deer Park), 1999; Luke Ridnour, Field goals made: 40, Squalicum (vs. Clarkston), 2010 Blaine (vs.Washougal), 2000 Field goals attempted:76, Grandview (vs. Vashon), 2006 Blocked shots: 7, Brent Cummings, Pullman (vs. Nooksack Valley), Field goal percentage: 68.9, Squalicum (vs. Clarkston), 2010 1999 Most 3-point field goals made:13, Grandview (vs. Chewelah), 2002 Most 3-point field goals attempted: 36, Liberty (Issaquah) (vs. Selah), 2018 INDIVIDUAL CAREER 3-point field goal percentage (min. 10 att):63.6 (7-11), 3 tied: most recent: Most Points: 311, Luke Ridnour, Blaine, 1998-2000 East Valley (Yakima) (vs. Fife), 2007 Average Points: 26.3, Kasey Ulin, Forks, 1999-2000 Free throws made: 35, 2 tied: Chewelah (vs. Lynden Christian), 2001; Field goals made: 97, Luke Ridnour, Blaine, 1998-2000 Clarkston (vs. Wapato), 2009 Field goals attempted: 211, Luke Ridnour, Blaine, 1998-2000 Free throws attempted:45, Chewelah (vs. Lynden Christian), 2001 3-Pt field goals made:40, Phillip Candanoza, Grandview, 1999-2002 Best free throw Percentage (min. 10 att):94.7 (18-19), Woodland (vs. 3-Pt field goals attempted:84, Phillip Candanoza, Grandview, 1999-2002 Grandview), 1999 Free throws made: 90, Luke Ridnour, Blaine, 1998-2000 Rebounds: 62, Medical Lake (vs. Omak), 1998 Free throws attempted:107, Luke Ridnour, Blaine, 1998-2000 Assists: 25, Vashon (vs. Omak), 1999 Rebounds: 127, Kyle Basler, Elma, 1998-2001 Steals: 21, Nooksack Valley (vs. Forks), 2004 Assists: 67, Luke Ridnour, Blaine, 1998-2000 Blocked shots: 10, Pullman (vs. Wapato), 1999 Steals: 61, Luke Ridnour, Blaine, 1998-2000 Most overtimes: 2, 5 tied: most recent: Medical Lake 47, Cashmere 46, Blocked shots: 25, David Brittinen, Hoquiam, 2002-04 2004; Blaine 48, Nooksack Valley 44, 2004 MISCELLANEOUS Most consecutive wins:11, Squalicum 2009-11 Most consecutive team appearances:9, Nooksack Valley, 1998-2006 Thank you to our Yakima Team Hosts! In Memory Teresa And Kay Nick Udell Sea Galley Craig Ward/Lance Wright Heritage Bank BSN WWW.NBCCAMPS.COM Bob'S Drive In Sunnyside Mike Wold 800.406.3926 Mels Diner Quarterbacks AUBURN ACADEMY WHITWORTH UNIVERSITY Scott Pernaa Cpa Foursquare Church MT. VERNON NORTH IDAHO COLLEGE Rons Coin & Book Ems Kut & Kurl CENTRALIA WAREHOUSE, SPOKANE VASHON ISLAND THE HUB, SPOKANE Goodman Smoke Shop Hilton FERNDALE TRI-CITIES Chuck & Jo Klarich Bill& Daina Moore OLYMPIA OMAK SOUTH KITSAP Ledgestone Mcdonalds COLLEGE PREP BOYS, SPOKANE Burger Ranch Arreola"S COLLEGE PREP GIRLS, MT. VERNON Kollmar Bryon Hull “As a former camper and coach, I can’t think of a situation that would be Dominos Bobs Burger more beneficial for a basketball player than NBC Camps.” Dave& Mary Sandberg Parry Jewlers - Ryan Carr; NBA Scout Majors Mercy Theatre 2nd Street Grill Jacksons Restarant 1A, 2A BOYS | 2019 HARDWOOD CLASSIC | 29.
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  • NBA Mock Draft Draft Day — June 26, 2003 (By 11 A.M.) Note: the Mock Draft Does Not Include Any Trades Which Are Expected to Occur

    NBA Mock Draft Draft Day — June 26, 2003 (By 11 A.M.) Note: the Mock Draft Does Not Include Any Trades Which Are Expected to Occur

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  • Memphis Grizzlies 2016 Nba Draft

    Memphis Grizzlies 2016 Nba Draft

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