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2 3 CONTENTS SCHOOL BOARD & ADMIN . 9 LAKOTA WEST 2015-16 OFFICIAL MEDIA GUIDE MEN’S BASKETBALL . 11 PRODUCED BY: GAMEDAY MEDIA PHOTOGRAPHY BY: WOMEN’S BASKETBALL . 20 JENNY WALTERS PHOTOGRAPHY LIFETOUCH SPORTS PHOTOGRAPHY WRESTLING . 39 SWIMMING & DIVING . 46 FOR SPONSORSHIP INFO PLEASE CONTACT GAMEDAY MEDIA AT BOWLING . 54 503.214.4424 OR ONLINE AT GOGAMEDAYMEDIA.COM GYMNASTICS . 56 CHEERLEADING . 58 DANCE . 62 LAKOTA WEST HIGH SCHOOL AND GAMEDAY MEDIA WOULD LIKE TO QUIZ . 64 THANK AND ACKNOWLEDGE ALL OF THE SPONSORS IN THIS MEDIA GUIDE. PLEASE SUPPORT THESE BUSINESSES THAT SUPPORT YOUR KIDS. Welcome to Lakota West & the 2015-16 winter Sports Season Welcome all to the 2015-16 winter sports season. of our student athletes. We want to send thanks We’re looking forward to a fun fi lled season at to all of our athletes for their superb effort. Your Lakota West High. support and service of our student athletes and A big thank you to Gameday Media! They did a the athletic program are second to none, and is wonderful job of putting the media guide together, greatly appreciated! and were very professional. Also, thank you to all Finally, a huge ‘thank you’ to the families and of our SPONSORS for their support of our athletic fans of the players. Being a parent of a player is programs, and for purchasing ads in the media a huge commitment and responsibility. Among guide you are currently holding. rides to and from practice, carpooling to games, Please patronize the businesses and services fundraising, and volunteering, it is a huge tax on advertising in our media guide and let them know your time and energy and we truly appreciate it. how much we appreciate their support. Be sure Without all of your effort and consideration, none and tell them of this success would be possible! “I saw you in the media guide!” Go Firebirds! Second, a high-level athletic program does not successfully take place without the hard work 9 SCHOOL BOARD & ADMIN LAKOTA WEST WOULD LIKE TO GIVE A GO FIREBIRDS! Special thanks to the following basketball DR. KAREN MANTIA LYNDA O’CONNOR TODD PARNELL BEN DIBBLE SUPERINTENDENT BOARD PRESIDENT BOARD VICE PRESIDENT BOARD MEMBER meal sponsors RAY MURRAY JULIA SHAFFER ELGIN CARD JASON JACKSON BOARD MEMBER BOARD MEMBER PRINCIPAL ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL DR. DEREK SMITH JACLYN CRUSE EMILY BAMBER SCOTT KAUFMAN ASST. PRINCIPAL ASST. PRINCIPAL ASST. PRINCIPAL ATHLETIC DIRECTOR GARY BROCKMAN CHRIS THOMPSON JASON CRONK BOB ASHBY FACILITIES MANAGER ATHLETIC SECRETARY CO-SPORTS INFORMATION DIR. CO-SPORTS INFORMATION DIR. DARREN WALTERS SARA REUSCHER CHRISTY HAHN BETSY BONIFAS WEBSITE COORDINATOR HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER ATHLETIC TRAINER ATHLETIC TRAINER 10 11 MENS BASKETBALL MEN’S BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF MATT ROOKS // VARSITY HEAD COACH Last Season, Coach Rooks took over a Firebird squad severely depleted by graduation in his inaugural season at Lakota West. Last season’s varsity returned a total of four points from the previous season but still managed to go .500 in the GMC and fi nish with an 8-15 record. When Rooks arrived at Wyoming in 2012, the Cowboys were coming off a 2-19 season and two years later they posted a record of 22-4, had won the Cin- cinnati Hills Conference championship, and had progressed to the district fi nals of the division II tournament. His contributions to this success were acknowledged by press and peers. He was named the Cincinnati Enquirer D-2 coach of the year and voted the coach of the year by both the District 16 Coaches Association, and the Cincinnati Hills League coaches.Prior to becoming a head coach Rooks served his apprenticeship at Moeller high school. He coached the Moeller freshmen for eight years, and for his fi nal seven years also served as a varsity assistant to Moeller head coach Carl Kremer. He was an integral part of the Moeller staff when the Crusaders won the 2007 Ohio Division 1 championship. Rooks went directly into teaching and coaching following an outstanding college playing career. He played four seasons for Bethel College (2000-2004) where he still ranks third in career scoring with 2183 points and is high on the Bethel career lists for both assists and rebounds.Rooks is currently teaching physical education at Endeavor Elementary School in Lakota. SCHOOL YEARS RECORD WIN % WYOMING 2012-2014 35-15 70% LAKOTA WEST 2014 88-15-15 34.80%34.80% TOTAL 3 SEASONS 43-30 58.90%58.90% MIKE ANDERSON BUBBA WALTHERER VARSITY ASSISTANT VARSITY ASSISTANTT SCOTT ROOKS MATT MACFARLANELANE JV HEAD COACH FRESHMAN HEAD COACHCOACH 12 13 MEN’S BASKETBALL MEN’S BASKETBALL VARSITY SCHEDULE VARSITY SENIORS DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME 12/1/2015 MASON HIGH SCHOOL HOME 7:30PM 12/4/2015 PRINCETON HIGH SCHOOL AWAY 7:00PM 12/8/2015 MIDDLETOWN HIGH SCHOOL AWAY 7:30PM 12/11/2015 COLERAIN HIGH SCHOOL HOME 7:30PM 12/12/2015 LAKOTA EAST HIGH SCHOOL AWAY 7:30PM 12/15/2015 FAIRFIELD HIGH SCHOOL HOME 7:30PM 3 5 11 12/18/2015 OAK HILLS HIGH SCHOOL AWAY 7:30PM KY MATTRESS JACK NGUYEN TYREEK PRICE SENIOR 6’5 SENIOR 6’0 SENIOR 6’1 12/23/2015 SAINT XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL AWAY 7:30PM 12/30/2015 KINGS HIGH SCHOOL HOME 7:30PM 1/5/2016 SYCAMORE HIGH SCHOOL AWAY 7:30PM 1/8/2016 LAKOTA EAST HIGH SCHOOL HOME 7:30PM 1/12/2016 LASALLE HIGH SCHOOL HOME 7:30PM 1/15/2016 HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL HOME 7:30PM 1/19/2016 WINTON WOODS HIGH SCHOOL HOME 7:30PM 1/22/2016 MASON HIGH SCHOOL AWAY 7:30PM 12 23 42 JAKE BIEHLE NAA’IL MAHDI MITCH WEBBER 1/26/2016 MIDDLETOWN HIGH SCHOOL HOME 7:30PM SENIOR 6’3 SENIOR 5’10 SENIOR 6’6 1/29/2016 PRINCETON HIGH SCHOOL HOME 7:30PM 2/2/2016 COLERAIN HIGH SCHOOL AWAY 7:30PM 2/5/2016 FAIRFIELD HIGH SCHOOL AWAY 7:30PM 2/6/2016 ARCHBISHOP MOELLER AWAY 7:30PM 2/9/2016 SYCAMORE HIGH SCHOOL HOME 7:30PM 2/12/2016 OAK HILLS HIGH SCHOOL HOME 7:30PM 50 ANTHONY PIERRE SARA PARENTE TREY ASKEW-LEE SENIOR 6’0 MANAGER MANAGER 14 15 MEN’S BASKETBALL MEN’S BASKETBALL VARSITY VARSITY 2015-2016 ROSTER # NAME YR. HT. # NAME YR. HT. # NAME YR. HT. # NAME YR. HT. 3 KY MATTRESS SENIOR 6’5 12 JAKE BIEHLE SENIOR 6’3 24 CONNER HOWARD JUNIOR 5’11 42 MITCH WEBBER SENIOR 6’6 5 JACK NGUYEN SENIOR 6’0 15 KEEGAN FISH SOPHOMORE 5’11 32 WILL NGUYEN JUNIOR 5’10 50 ANTHONY PIERRE SENIOR 6’0 10 FRANK SCHMITT JUNIOR 5’7 21 PAYTON PORTERFIELD JUNIOR 6’4 33 CAMERON ANZER JUNIOR 6’4 SARA PARENTE - MANAGER 11 TYREEK PRICE SENIOR 6’1 23 NAA’IL MAHDI SENIOR 5’10 40 ZANE LAYER JUNIOR 5’6 TREY ASKEW-LEE - MANAGER 16 17 MEN’S BASKETBALL MEN’S BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY FRESHMEN JUNIOR VARSITY FRESHMEN # NAME YR # NAME YR # NAME YR # NAME YR 0 MAX KIKER FR. 21 SATKEERAT GHUMAN SO. 3 CHARLIE MASSA FR. 33 JACOB GALE FR. 3 ZACH NIEHAUS SO. 22 CONRAD KURTZ SO. 10 BRAD GROTH FR. 40 KYLE WEBBER FR. 4 AJ PETERSEN SO. 23 NATE BAKER JR. 11 COLE MARTIN FR. 42 ISRAEL TSHABOLA FR. 5 CHRIS JOHNSON SO. 24 SPENCER FARTHING SO. 12 SEBASTIAN WIELAND FR. 44 MATT OEHLER FR. 10 MYLES GREENWOOD SO. 30 CAMERON SCHAEFFER SO. 21 BEN PLOTKIN FR. 52 AIDAN PIERRE FR. 11 LANDEN ROSIER SO. 44 DAN TSHABOLA SO. 23 LONNIE BAKER FR. 12 KENNEDY BOHANNA SO. 45 STEVEN FAUCHEUX FR. 24 HUNTER PARTIN FR. 15 MITCHELL WAGNER SO. JAKE RONK - MANAGER 32 TREVAUGHN BARNETT FR. DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME 12/1/2015 MASON HIGH SCHOOL HOME 6:00PM 12/1/2015 MASON HIGH SCHOOL HOME 4:30PM 12/4/2015 PRINCETON HIGH SCHOOL AWAY 6:00PM 12/4/2015 PRINCETON HIGH SCHOOL AWAY 4:30PM 12/8/2015 MIDDLETOWN HIGH SCHOOL AWAY 6:00PM 12/8/2015 MIDDLETOWN HIGH SCHOOL AWAY 4:30PM 12/11/2015 COLERAIN HIGH SCHOOL HOME 6:00 PM 12/11/2015 COLERAIN HIGH SCHOOL HOME 4:30 PM 12/12/2015 LAKOTA EAST HIGH SCHOOL AWAY 6:00PM 12/12/2015 LAKOTA EAST HIGH SCHOOL AWAY 4:30PM 12/15/2015 FAIRFIELD HIGH SCHOOL HOME 6:00PM 12/15/2015 FAIRFIELD HIGH SCHOOL HOME 4:30PM 12/18/2015 OAK HILLS HIGH SCHOOL AWAY 6:00PM 12/18/2015 OAK HILLS HIGH SCHOOL AWAY 4:30PM 12/23/2015 SAINT XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL AWAY 6:00PM 12/23/2015 SAINT XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL AWAY 4:30PM 12/30/2015 KINGS HIGH SCHOOL HOME 6:00PM 12/30/2015 KINGS HIGH SCHOOL HOME 4:30PM 1/5/2016 SYCAMORE HIGH SCHOOL AWAY 6:00PM 1/5/2016 SYCAMORE HIGH SCHOOL AWAY 4:30PM 1/8/2016 LAKOTA EAST HIGH SCHOOL HOME 6:00PM 1/8/2016 LAKOTA EAST HIGH SCHOOL HOME 4:30PM 1/12/2016 LASALLE HIGH SCHOOL HOME 6:00PM 1/12/2016 LASALLE HIGH SCHOOL HOME 4:30PM 1/15/2016 HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL HOME 6:00PM 1/15/2016 HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL HOME 4:30PM 1/19/2016 WINTON WOODS HIGH SCHOOL HOME 6:00PM 1/19/2016 WINTON WOODS HIGH SCHOOL HOME 4:30PM 1/22/2016 MASON HIGH SCHOOL AWAY 6:00PM 1/22/2016 MASON HIGH SCHOOL AWAY 4:30PM 1/26/2016 MIDDLETOWN HIGH SCHOOL HOME 6:00PM 1/26/2016 MIDDLETOWN HIGH SCHOOL HOME 4:30PM 1/29/2016 PRINCETON HIGH SCHOOL HOME 6:00PM 1/29/2016 PRINCETON HIGH SCHOOL HOME 4:30PM 2/2/2016 COLERAIN HIGH SCHOOL AWAY 6:00PM 2/2/2016 COLERAIN HIGH SCHOOL AWAY 4:30PM 2/5/2016 FAIRFIELD HIGH SCHOOL AWAY 6:00PM 2/5/2016 FAIRFIELD HIGH SCHOOL AWAY 4:30PM 2/6/2016 ARCHBISHOP MOELLER AWAY 6:00PM 2/6/2016 ARCHBISHOP MOELLER AWAY 4:30PM 2/9/2016 SYCAMORE HIGH SCHOOL HOME 6:00PM 2/9/2016 SYCAMORE HIGH SCHOOL HOME 4:30PM 2/12/2016 OAK HILLS HIGH SCHOOL HOME 6:00PM 2/12/2016 OAK HILLS HIGH SCHOOL HOME 4:30PM 18 19 MEN’S BASKETBALL MEN’S BASKETBALL STATS & RECORDS STATS & RECORDS Team Records (Updated through end 2014-15 season) Field Goal % Most Points Scored 97 vs.
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    Page 1 of 2 Wednesday, November 19, 2003 Prof Blood and his 1920s Dream Teams The Honolulu Advertiser Section E, page 1 Wednesday, November 19, 2003 “PROF BLOOD AND THE WONDER TEAMS” by Charles “Chic” Hess; Newark Abbey Press, paperback, $21.95 and hardcover, $29.95 By Michael Tsai Before the Wizard of Westwood, there was the Grey Thatched Wizard. Before Bobby Knight and Bob Hurley, before Adolph Rupp and Phog Allen, before any of basketball’s greatest coaches ran so much as a three-man weave, a man named Blood gave a nascent sport shape, power and purpose. Ernest Blood coached the Passaic, N.J., high school “Wonder Teams” to 159 consecutive games from 1919 to 1925-a record that stands today. So why haven’t you heard of him? “Prof Blood is the most overlooked figure in basketball history,” says Kailua resident Charles “Chic” Hess, author of the recently released book “Prof Blood and the Wonder Teams.” “He’s a forgotten pioneer, and if he wasn’t in the (Basketball) Hall of Fame, he would have completely disappeared.” Blood helped create the old-school principles of ball movement, court awareness and recognition to which great basketball teams of every level still adhere today. The Wonder Teams’ record winning streak is still a source of pride in Passaic, but Blood and the unfortunate circumstances that surrounded his tenure faded into history decades ago. Hess first heard about Blood and his Wonder Teams growing up in hoops-obsessed Philadelphia. As he progressed from playing basketball in high school and college to coaching AAU and small college basketball-he won the NAIA District 29 Basketball Coach of the Year award in 1988 and 1989 as coach of Brigham Young University-Hawaii-Hess found himself more and more intrigued by the mythical figure with the unfathomable record.