Gopher Recruits Showcased at Breakdown Classic by Bruce Strand

WEEKLY ROUNDUP

*Mayo’s new coach brings talented twins with him *State boys, girls top 20’s *Impressive wins by Hopkins, Mahtomedi at Breakdown

Volume 24 Issue No. 3 December 8 2017-2018 Gopher recruits showcased at Breakdown Classic By Bruce Strand

Minnesota Gophers coach Rick Pittino and two assistants attended Saturday’s Breakdown Classic in Hop- kins to watch their three in-state recruits along with a sophomore they’d love to get.

There was one scary moment for the Gopher coaches, not to mention Cretin-Derham Hall coach Jerry Kline and his team, as Daniel Oturu went down in a heap after turning his ankle in the first half of the Raiders’ 86-73 win over Hopkins and had to leave the game.

However, the 6-foot-10 Oturu told Minnesota Bas- ketball Hub after the game, “I’ll be fine. I feel a lot bet- Gopher recruit Jarvis Omersa of Orono blocks ter now.” Kline said they a shot by Armstrong’s Ben Inniger. would “play it by ear” and Breakdown Classic photos by Bruce Strand not rush him back. Sy Chatman, 6-foot-8 forward signed by Sienna, moved to the center slot and poured in 33 points to lead the Oturu had just blocked a Raiders. Jaden King added 22 and Ryan Larson 19. DJ shot by Hopkins’ 6-foot-11 Davis and Zeke Nnaji tallied 16 each for Hopkins and Joe Hedstrom, a Wiscon- Anthony Davis had 13. Daniel Oturu, Gopher sin recruit, when he landed recruit from Cretin- awkwardly on Hedsrom’s Gopher recruits Gabe Kalscheur of DeLaSalle and Jar- Derham Hall, goes foot, causing the injury. Ot- vis Omersa of Orono, along with five-star sophomore up for a dunk against uru had six points and three Hopkins. blocks before his early exit. Continued on Page 2 Pacesetter Newsletter Minnesota Basketball News December 8 Page 2 Breakdown: Pittino on hand to view recruits Continued on Page 2 and rebounding, and I take a lot of pride in my defense.” Jalen Suggs of Minnehaha Academy, were the other stars being viewed by About his next team, Kalscheur com- Pittino and assistants Ben Johnson mented, “Oh, yes, I’ve been watching and Kimani Young. the Gophers. They look really good this year.” Kalscheur, 6-foot-4 guard, nailed 31 points but the Islanders lost to Iowa Omersa, a superb athlete at 6-foot-8 City West 65-62. Kalscheur missed and 230 pounds, racked up 18 points a couple free shots late in the game and 17 rebounds, shooting 7-for-9, as and had a potential game-tying three- Orono turned back Armstrong 64-50. pointer blocked at the buzzer. Iowa Thomas Lecy also scored 18 points. City West’s slim, fluid 6-foot-10 A future Gopher, Gabe Kalscheur of DeLaSalle, Patrick McCaffrey, son of Hawkeye Minnehaha Academy played in the late launched a 3-pointer on the coach Fran, led with 23 points, in- way to 31 points in a 65-62 game, edging East Ridge 60-58. East cluding two free shots for the lead loss to Iowa City West. Ridge held Suggs to eight point Ja- with 20 seconds left. Vonnie Bickham scored 19 and Kaden Johnson 10 for the Redhawks, Court- Asked about senior year goals, Kalscheur said, “An- ney Brown poured in 29 points for East Ridge and Zach other state championship, and be dominant on the court Zebrowski 15, the latter missing a three for the win at and lead my team. I’ve been working on my passing the horn. Morgan Hill blazing own trail at South By Bruce Strand One of seven kids in her family, Hill is likely to be- come the third sibling to play Division I. Both Tayler Scoring two thousand points and her brother P.J. played for Ohio State. Morgan has would normally be at least a not picked a college. family record, if not a school record, but that’s not the case And the next Hill, Jade, is a freshman guard for the Ti- for Morgan Hill. Still, the gers. She averaged 13 points as an eighth-grader and 10 Minneapolis South senior is as a seventh-grader, and started this season with games established as one of the met- of 14 and 19 for the Tigers (1-1). ro area’s premier players this season. Morgan told the Star-Tribune last season that she’s more of a relentless driver than Tayler, a brilliant out- The sister of former Miss Bas- side shooter who could also penetrate. ketball and current WNBA player Tayler Hill, she tallied “I drive, take it to the hole and try and get the foul,” 23.9 points per game as a ju- said Morgan, who also plays tenacious defense. nior, leading a 23-6 team, in- Morgan Hill, sis- cluding 39 against Lakeville ter of Minneapolis Tayler Hill scored 3,888 points for South, including 47 South. She started this sea- South legend Tayler in the 2009 state finals win over Centennial, then led son with games of 26 and 33 Hill, went over 2,000 the Big Ten in scoring twice with Ohio State. She’s has points, pushing over 2,000 to points for the Ti- played five WNBA seasons with the Washington Mys- a current 2,031. gers this week. tics. Pacesetter Newsletter Minnesota Basketball News December 8 Page 3 No. 1 Hopkins impresses in 84-68 win over Centennial By Bruce Strand

The top-ranked Hopkins girls lived up to their billing as they scuttled No. 4 Centennial 84-68 in the most high- profile duel of the Breakdown Classic last Saturday.

Paige Bueckers, slippery, 6-foot sophomore guard re- garded as probably the state’s top player, led the Royals with 23 points Raena Suggs added 18 points and Jaide Mahtomedi’s Emma Grothaus scores after a Presley 12. steal against DeLaSalle, with Ayanna Gardner guarding her. Grothaus sank 32 points. “I was impressed by Paige Bueck- ers most of all,” Mahtomedi gets payback said Jill Becken, Centennial coach. win vs. DeLaSalle “She is so unself- When Mahtomedi was invited to play in the Break- ish and so strong down Classic, coach Eric Prose was pleased to accept. Raena Suggs of Hopkins a finisher at the And there was an extra perk. “They asked, who would scores on a fast break, trailed rim. She is the by Paige Bueckers and Cen- real deal!” you like to play?” Prose related. That was a no brainer. tennial’s Sydney Stapleton. “DeLaSalle,” he answered immediately. Taylor McAuley pumped in 20 points, Claire Orth 16 and Sydney Sta- Mahtomedi’s excellent 2016-17 season (22-4) ended pleton 13 for Centennial, which had trouble at times with a last-second, upset loss to DeLaSalle, 41-39, in with Hopkins’ full-court pressure. the section semifinals. Given another shot at the Island- Becken praised Hopkins for its “pressure, court aware- ers, Mahtomedi beat them 51-38 Saturday, all the more ness, and relentless defense. We would fight to get significant considering that DeLaSalle started the sea- within seven points or so and then boom, they’d get a son ranked No. 1 in Class 3A. couple quick buckets off some mistakes and be up by double figures.” Emma Grothaus was a one-girl wrecking crew for Mahtomedi, scoring 32 of her team’s 51 points. An- Becken said her team played well for the most part and nika Sougstad added nine. “I was so excited this whole added, “I hope we get the opportunity to play this great opponent again.” week,” said Grothaus, a 6-foot-2 senior, who averaged 19 points last year. “I couldn’t wait for this game.” * * * Class 2A’s top-ranked Sauk Centre girls (4-0) also spar- Nurjei Weems had 16 points and Ayanna Gardner for kled at the Breakdown with a 63-36 conquest of An- the Islanders (2-1), who likely will get another shot at nandale. Julia Dammann hit 17 points, Kelsey Peschel Mahtomedi in the sectionals. 15 and Tori Peschel and Maesyn Theisen 10 each. Pacesetter Newsletter Minnesota Basketball News December 8 Page 4 Star-Trib picks top-5 Dream Teams By Bruce Strand Carter Cook, topped Walker-Hackensack-Akeley 30- 25, Blackduck nipped the Grand Rapids JV 28-24, and The Star-Tribune has selected its preseason Metro Cromwell-Wright finished strong to beat Northome- Dream Teams for boys and girls basketball and the boys Kelliher 37-17. (Submitted by David Olson) list includes three Gopher recruits. * * * The boys are Apple Valley senior guard Tre Hones Section 3A has been well-represented at state tourna- (signed by Duke), DeLaSalle senior guard Gabe ments in the past two decades, reports Josh Van Klomb- Kalscheur (Minnesota), Cretin-Derham Hall senior enburg of the Marshall Independent. This southwestern center Daniel Oturu (Minnesota), Orono senior forward section has produced nine state champions since 1999 Jarvis Omersa (Minnesota), and Minnehaha Academy — Southwest Christian five times and Russell-Tyler- sophomore guard Jalen Suggs. Ruthtown and Ellsworth twice each — along with four state The girls are Minnetonka senior runners-up and four third-place guard Megan Walker (Lehigh), teams. Ellsworth has been sec- Eastview senior forward Me- ond three times and SWC once. gan Walstad (UW-Milwaukee), Central Minnesota Christian has Hopkins sophomore guard Paige placed third twice. Bueckers, Minneapolis South senior guard Morgan Hill, and * * * Wayzata junior forward Kallie Worthington sophomore Nyamer Theisen. Diew scored 25 points and pulled * * * down 21 rebounds to lead a 71- The No. 5 Wayzata girls pulled 61 win over St. Peter on Saturday. out a 72-71 overtime win over No. This was one of seven games in the 2 Lakeville North at the Break- Wayzata’s Kallie Theisen blocked a Big South Conference Girls Bas- down Classic as Annika Stewart shot by Lakeville North’s Kari Ma- ketball Showcase in Worthington. delivered the go-ahead basket cura just before the buzzer, sending (Worthington Globe) with 18 seconds left in the extra their Breakdown game to O.T. session. Kallie Theisen scored * * * 21 points for the Trojans (4-0) and made a key block in Marshall freshman Jordyn Hilgemann delivered 29 the final seconds of regulation. Stewart had 15 points, points in her varsity debut, leading the Tigers past Mimi Schrader 12, and Jenna Johnson and Jasmine Southwest Minnesota Christian 83-79 in overtime on Smiley 11 each. For Lakeville North (2-1), Ke James Saturday in a duel of top-ten ranked teams. SWC’s has 24 points, Analiese Tschida 20, Kari Macura 14 and Brooklyn DeKam sank three free shots with 20 sec- Taylor Brown 11. onds left to knot the game 72-72. Hilgemann scored * * * Marshall’s first five points in OT and they hung on. In a boys jamboree Nov. 25 at Grand Rapids, the host (Marshall Independent) Thunderhawks outscored Cass Lake-Bena 39-28 in a duel of ranked teams in their respective classes. Nate * * * Seelye, senior guard, was relentless in his lane attack- New Ulm junior guard Joey Batt poured in 38 points ing and all Cass Lake-Bena could do was foul him. Cass and passed the 1,000 marker on Saturday in a 74-65 Lake-Bena jumped ahead early but the Thunderhawks win over Jackson County Central. She averaged 15.6 wore them down with superior size. In other matchups, points last year on a 23-6 team. (New Ulm Journal) Bigfork and its pair of thousand-pointers, Dalton and Pacesetter Newsletter Minnesota Basketball News December 8 Page 5

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The former Wisconsin-River Falls player moved his They are excited about playing in the Big Nine, a sig- family of five to China when the boys were in fifth nificant step up from their previous prep experience. grade. They stayed one year. “It wasn’t always that way at a small town,” Gabe said, “We just made a decision to go,” Madsen told the “but night in and night out, you have to be ready to play Rochester Post-Bulletin, in a feature by Guy Linbeck. here.” “I was always coaching and hadn’t gotten to spend a lot of time with them.” The newcomers made their Mayo debut in a 61-56 win over Farmington on Tuesday. Gabe supplied 14 points In China, where basketball is very popular, there were and eight rebounds. Mason had eight points, six re- more than 20 outdoor basketball courts at their school. bounds and five assists. Adam Leary added 13 points The boys spent two hours a day working on their game and Calvin Dixon 11. Haiby hitting milestones, leading Spuds (4-1) It’s been an eventful first two weeks of the season for senior-dominated lineup. Haiby then scored 19 points the Moorhead girls and senior star Sam Haiby. in a 57-51 loss to Wayzata (ranked No. 3), and became Moorhead’s top scorer for boys and girls. Aaron Lien, The 5-foot-6 guard who’s committed to Nebraska currently of Minnesota-Moorhead, had 1,886 points. scored her 2,000th point Tuesday evening while pour- ing in 41 to lead a 75-73 win over Fargo Davies. Riley The Spuds are 4-1 and ranked No. 11 in Class 4A. Look- Polomny added 12 points and four assists. ing for their first state trip since 2007, their likely top competition will be No. 9 St. Michael-Albertville. Last The Spuds, in their opener, beat section rival and de- year, Moorhead upset STMA 77-69 (led by Haiby’s 31) fending state champion Elk River 61-41. The Elks had in the Section 8AAAA semifinals, ending the Knights’ won 32 straight games, all of them last senior with a four-year reign, then lost to Elk River in the finals. Pacesetter Newsletter Minnesota Basketball News December 8 Page 7

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1. Apple Valley 1-0 1. DeLaSalle 1-1 1. Minnehaha 1. North Woods 2-0 2. Cretin- 2. Orono 2-0 Academy 1-0 2. Springfield 2-0 Derham Hall 2-0 3. St. Thomas 2. Minneapolis 3. Nevis 1-0 3. Park Center 1-0 Academy 1-0 North 0-0 4. Cleveland 0-0 4. Hopkins 0-1 4. Columbia 3. Caledonia 1-0 5. Mayer 5. Wayzata 1-0 Heights 2-0 4. Annandale 0-0 Lutheran 2-0 6. East Ridge 0-1 5. Delano 2-0 5. St. Cloud 6. Westbrook- 7. Osseo 0-0 6. Mankato East 1-0 Cathedral 2-0 Walnut Grove 0-1 8. Eden Prairie 1-0 7. Austin 1-0 6. Brooklyn Center 2-0 7. Ada-Borup 2-0 9. Woodbury 0-0 8. Totino-Grace 0-0 7. Esko 3-0 8. Cedar Mountain 10. Lakeville 9. Waconia 2-0 8. Lake City 2-0 Comfrey 1-1 North 1-0 10. Northfield 1-0 9. Perham 2-0 9. Rushford- 10. Virginia 2-0 Peterson 1-1 11. Edina 1-0 11. Waseca 0-2 10. Cass Lake- 12. St. Cloud Tech 2-0 12. Marshall 1-0 11. Jordan 1-0 Bena 2-0 13. North St. Paul 2-0 13. Grand Rapids 1-0 12. St. Charles 1-0 14. Rochester 14. Robbinsdale 13. Kimball 1-0 11. Russell-Tyler- John Marshall 0-0 Cooper 0-0 14. Eden Valley- Ruthton 1-0 15. Forest Lake 3-0 15. St. Cloud Watkins 2-0 12. Hinckley- 16. Champlin Park 0-0 Apollo 0-1 15. Hawley 1-0 Finlayson 1-0 17. Prior Lake 0-0 16. Fergus Falls 1-1 16. Breckenridge 1-1 13. Chisholm 2-0 18. Andover 1-0 17. St. Anthony 17. Pine Island 0-0 14. Braham 2-0 19. Tartan 1-0 Village 1-1 18. Minnewaska 15. Norman County 20. Minnetonka 1-0 18. Willmar 2-0 Area 2-0 East/Ulen- 19. Minneapolis 19. Holy Family Hitterdal 2-0 Roosevelt 0-1 Catholic 2-0 16. Goodhue 1-1 20. Alexandria 0-2 20. Byron 1-1 17. Spring Grove 0-0 18. Stephen- Argyle 1-1 19. Minnesota Valley Lutheran 1-0 20. Sacred Heart 2-0

DeLaSalle’s Tyrell Terry was thwarted by Iowa City West’s Patrick McCaffrey on this drive at the Breakdown. The Iowans beat the top-ranked 3A team 65-62 at Hopkins. Pacesetter Newsletter Minnesota Basketball News December 8 Page 9 Pacesetter Newsletter Minnesota Basketball News December 8 Page 10 MBBN Girls Top 20 Class 4A Class 3A Class 2A Class 1A

1. Hopkins 3-0 1. Hutchinson 2-0 1. Sauk Centre 4-0 1. Lyle-Pacelli 3-0 2. Eastview 4-0 2. Robbinsdale 2. Norwood- 2. Goodhue 2-1 3. Wayzata 5-0 Cooper 2-0 Young America 4-0 3. Mountain 4. Lakeville North 3-1 3. Holy Angels 4-1 3. Dilworth-Glyndon- Iron-Buhl 3-0 5. Centennial 0-1 4. Mahtomedi 3-0 Felton 2-0 4. Bigfork 2-0 6. Cretin-Derham 5. Grand Rapids 2-1 4. Byron 1-0 5. Hayfield 2-1 Hall 3-1 6. DeLaSalle 2-1 5. Rush City 2-0 6. Ada-Borup 2-0 7. Park Center 2-0 7. Northfield 2-0 6. Maranatha 7. Lac qui Parle 8. Maple Grove 2-0 8. Red Wing 3-1 Christian 2-0 Valley 3-0 9. St. Michael- 9. Willmar 3-0 7. New London- 8. Wheaton-Herman- Albertville 0-1 10. Alexandria 2-0 Spicer 2-0 Norcross 3-0 10. White Bear 8. Minnehaha 9. St. Clair 3-0 Lake 2-1 11. Fergus Falls 3-0 Academy 4-2 10. Southwest 12. Simley 2-1 9. Roseau 1-2 MN Christian 2-1 11. Moorhead 4-1 13. Waseca 4-1 10. Duluth 12. Farmington 2-0 14. Chisago Lakes 1-1 Marshall 4-0 11. Cromwell- 13. Minnetonka 2-2 15. Hermantown 3-1 Wright 2-1 14. Edina 3-0 16. Waconia 4-2 11. Rochester 12. Badger- 15. Champlin Park 2-0 17. Faribault 3-0 Lourdes 2-3 Greenbush- 16. Roseville 3-0 18. Hill-Murray 1-2 12. Annandale 2-1 Middle River 1-0 17. St. Francis 2-0 19. Hibbing 4-1 13. Barnesville 3-0 13. Red Lake 3-0 18. Anoka 3-0 20. St. Cloud 14. Jordan 2-0 14. Sacred Heart 4-0 19. Forest Lake 2-2 Apollo 2-0 15. Glencoe- 15. Wabasso 2-0 20. St. Louis Park 4-0 Silver Lake 2-0 16. Cedar Mountain- 16. Eden Valley- Comfrey 2-0 Watkins 2-1 17. Stephen- 17. St. Cloud Argyle 2-1 Cathedral 2-0 18. Walker-Hacken- 18. Zumbrota- sack-Akeley 3-0 Mazeppa 3-1 19. Grand Meadow 2-0 19. Winona Cotter 5-0 20. Sleepy Eye 2-2 20. Caledonia 3-0

McKayla Christianson of Roseau goes up for a shot against Nevaeh Galloway (2) of Minnehaha Academy at the Breakdown. Minnehaha won 65-52.