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PROGRAM Ben Shephred, #22, G Kris Tugman, #1, G Donovan Tucker, #32, G Alex Williams, #11 Time AU Court 1 AU Court 2 AA Court 1 AA Court 2 RFOM-1 Opens 8 A.M GRAND RAPIDS ADVENTIST HINSDALE ADVENTIST MCAC OZARK ADVENTIST SPRING VALLEY ACADEMY (BOYS) ACADEMY (BOYS) WILDCATS (GIRLS) ACADEMY (BOYS) ACADEMY (BOYS) Jim Telman, Coach Joshua Alabata, Coach Randy Dobrodt, Coach Rob Gettys, Coach Daanan Foster, Coach Scott Evans, Asst Coach Sean Thorne, Asst Coach Tim Taberski, Asst Coach Michael Gann, Asst Coach Will Raglin, Asst Coach James Greene, #11, C Ryan Little, Asst Coach Dana Dobrodt, Sponsor Gina Webb, Sponsor Ben Nkurunziza, #30, C Djibril Niyomugabo, #8, F Zach Richardson, #35, C Becca Broadwick, #10, F Lisa Tonack, Sponsor Yi Kao, #20, F Joseph Pichardo, #24, F Matthew Agard, #12, F Allie Taberski, #20, F Jordan Francis, #23, C Jonathan Beebe, #23, F Sebastian Portela, #23, F Josias Montilla, #21, F Alayna Quigley, #23, F Ashton Fisher, #1, F Zack Macomber, #15, F Steven Quick, #22, F Akil Farries, #1, F Kinsey Muhlenkamp, #11, F Eddie Hall, #3, F Alec Velasco, #33, G Ryan Youngstrom, #15, F Christian Sidney, #13, F Jessica Layman, #5, F Matthew Tochterman, #4, F Josh Cotter, #21, G Jeremy Barrett, #5, G Daniel Christopher, #34, F Elyona Dobrodt, #1, G James Whitacre, #25, F Jarrell Moore, #11, G Chance Habamungu, #2, G Gabe Zita, #10, F Caitlyn Muhlenkamp, #13, G Ashton Crone, #14, G CJ Wilkins, #3, G Anesu Kahari, #12, G Sidney McKissack, #24, F Libby Taberski, #2, G Kip Dooley, #41, G Drew Anspach, #24, G Cayman Langton, # 7, G Justin Caston, #3, G Cassidy Elmerick, #15, G Tyler Fisher, #32, G Caleb Chavez, #5, G Nolan Umali, #13, G Kris Grys, #14, G Juliana Weaver, G Trey Gettys, #11, G Tony Kao, #10, G Andrei Villasin, #5, G Jonathon Hanson, #21, G GREATER BOSTON Tristen Campbell, #2, G MOHICAN YOUTH Brandon Ntini, #2, G SPRING VALLEY ACADEMY (GIRLS) Michael McElroy, G ACADEMY (BOYS) Spencer Stock, #15, G ACADEMY JV (BOYS) Cesar Perozo, Coach Gyasi Farries, #30, G Isaiah Simmons, Coach Rob Gettys, Coach Jeremy Wong, Coach Edwin Silie, Asst Coach David Dunham, Team Manager Logan Erwin, Asst Coach Mr. Norm, Asst Coach Angela Walton, Sponsor Gio Fuentes, Video Dr. Rocky Hall, Sponsor PINE TREE ACADEMY (GIRLS) Mike Brendal, Asst Coach Soniel Valentin, #3, C Dr. Dean Miller, Sponsor Josh Dayen, Coach Mr. Macomber, Sponsor Fredline Gilles, #15, C KINGSWAY COLLEGE (GIRLS) Keyton Brown, #50, C Nate Goodman, Asst Coach Sonny Morrita, #21, F Sarah Cabral, #2, F Adam Mohns, Coach Korey Burks, #3, F Catherine Johnson, Sponsor Tian Zhuang, #31, F Sinthia Bonilla, #10, F Rebecca Leslie, #16, C Jeff Trusler, #12, F Kim Emerson, #15, C Matthew Waite, #35, F Nirvana Walton, #12, F Hannah Amankwah, #26, F Devon Rayford, #10, F Grace Johnson, #3, F Malique Walters, #34, F Renata Da Silva, #5, G Vertina Williams, #3, F Arthur Worthy, #2, F Meagan Hodson, #13, F Austin Anspach, #32, F Ruth Perez, #11, G Grace Cho, #5, F Blake Cook, #13, G Angel Hood, #12, F Jadin Lewis, #20, G Diana Carmen, #13, G Shelishia Hardy, #8, F Brodie Yoder, #42, G Allison Verrill, #11, G David Kao, #2, G Tessa Louidor, #21, G Rhoda Omache, #16, F Sedric Johnson, #20, G Isabelle Ackermann, #5, G Qi Lixing, #22, G Yanexa De Leon, #14 Kim Tosi, #17, F Lane Watts, #11, G Stephie Kayumba, #14, G Daniel Chang, #32, G Clerona Felecien, # 7, G Anthony Daniels, #1, G Alex Goodman, #22, G Ti Terrapang, #25, G GREATER BOSTON Davine Johnson, #14, G Royalle Mosley, #33, G Adriana DePalma, #10, G Shanghao Wu, #24, G ACADEMY (BOYS) Miriam Alonso, #23, G Jorian Trimble, #35, G Justin Bekowise, #5 Hans Martin, Coach Camillia John, #16, G Boston Lompoy, #55, G SHENANDOAH VALLEY Edwin Silie, Asst Coach Davia Johnson, #13, G Tyler Kitchen, #23, G ACADEMY (GIRLS) UNION SPRINGS Milca Lambert, Asst Coach Rosette Nsenga, #24, G Matt Wheeler, #5, G Jeff Twomley, Coach ACADEMY (BOYS) Angela Walton, Sponsor Vivianne Tugay, #1, G Tony Daniels, Asst Coach Mark Tamaleaa, Coach Herby Jean-Baptiste, #3, C MOUNT PISGAH ACADEMY Cassie Wilson, Sponsor Joe Foote, Asst Coach Randy Barros, #33, C KINGSWAY COLLEGE (BOYS) (MPA) (BOYS) Cindy Balcarcel, #42, C Jeremy Bayer, Asst Coach Jamal Allen, #5, F Kevin Magdamo, Coach Scott Thomas, Coach Chloe Petit, #3, F Mindy Tamaleaa, Sponsor Kleber Hernandez, #10, F Iyani Debellotte, #32, C Myron Donley, Asst Coach Salima Omwenga, #10, F Jordan Tamaleaa, #17, C Tyler O’geare, #1, G Melvin Kenyanya, #12, C Barbara Thomas, Asst Coach Maddie Ndahayo, #14, F Q Smith, #5, F Wolfgang Angulo, #2, G Jacob James, #6, F Tammy Vaughan, Sponsor Carla Navarro, #15, F Josh Bailey, #15, F Hassan Kambon, #20, G Emmanuel Mugara, #20, F Bob Vaughan, Sponsor Krisi Koliadko, #34, F Darren Richards, #14, F Jared Juodele, #21, G “E-K” Wah, C Victoria Rios-Rivas, #21, F Jonathon Baker, #8, G GREAVES ADVENTIST Moses Mugara, #13, G Stephen Mascoe, #12, C Lei Edwards, #32, F Jalen Tamaleaa, #2, G ACADEMY (BOYS) Samuel Laketa, #24, G Jackson Webb, #42, C Karina Ruiz, #5, G Cameron Holdipp, #44, G Gilmore Handy, Coach Marco Leonardo, #3, G Tyler McRary, #3, F Katheryn Savegnago, #12, G Kenny Fraker, #23, G Ron Marshall, Asst Coach Jonathan Alleyne, #5, G Austin Green, #15, F Maddie Ware, #24, G Jared Tamaleaa, #1, G Marvens Louis, #23, F Sam Gustavus, #4 Garrett Howe, #22, F Noe Grady, #20, G Moses Nt, #7 Kenny Pierre, # 7, F Richard Major, #25, F Nathan Syoum, #13, F LOUISVILLE ADVENTIST Gabriel Tanaka, #1, G SHENANDOAH VALLEY Widdly Wadestrandt, #32, F ACADEMY (BOYS) Michael Kim, #10, G ACADEMY (BOYS) Kevinson Polynice, #3, G David Matthews, Coach Malachi Scott, #13, G Bob Kilgore, Coach Ezri Theodore, #1, G Brandon Robison, Asst Coach Sam Zhang, #20, G Gerry Davis, Asst Coach Andy Ulysse, #5, G John Johnston, Asst Coach Reece Mercer, #23, G Azariah Anderson, Asst Coach Ritchy Philemy, #20, G David Matthews, Sponsor Alex Jensen, #42, C Rubensy Philemy, #16, G Desi Agonva, #18, C MOUNT VERNON Ryan VandeVere, #1, F Marc Bien-Aime, #15, G Xavier Snyder, #13, F ACADEMY (BOYS) Daniel Mundy, #12, F Andres Ibarbia, #12, F Jim Edick, Coach Iverson Kester-Calvin, #14, F HINSDALE ADVENTIST Noah Stephens, #31, F Paul Torchia, Sponsor Mike Sewell, #15, F ACADEMY (GIRLS) Brenden Campbell, #14, F Ben Cheeseboro, #3, F J.P. Santos, #32, F Stan Williams, Coach Randy Agonva, #1, G Staie Raphael, #21, F Sardaar Calhoun, #34, F Joshua Alabata, Asst Coach Sergio Monterroso, #10, G Benin Lee, #22, F Daniel Reyes, #2, G Gordon Dezotell, Asst Coach Jason Fajardo, #23, G Mark Shpen, #5, G Barry Armstrong, #10, G Enid Williams, Sponsor Eustace Eusebio, #4, G Trystan Gammon, #12, G Luke Fogg, #13, G Rocio Dezotell, Sponsor Jah’veer Tyler, #2, G Ryan Gaskill, #15, G Austin Plank, #23, G Rachel Arner, #44, C Michael Guo, #24, G Trace Wilkins, #25, G Gineya Norton, #15, F MADISON ACADEMY (GIRLS) Tasheet Wallang, #32, G Emily Park, #33, F Jeremy Perkins, Coach Sam Hawkins, #11 SPRING VALLEY Morgan Currie, F Abigail Anderson, #22, C ACADEMY (GIRLS) Lael Agard, #10, F Ty’Nekkia Donnell, #12, F OZARK ADVENTIST Danielle Smith, Coach Emma Suvacarov, #55, F Kristin Eldred, #21, F ACADEMY (GIRLS) Amber Henderson, #2, F Kia Williams, #12, G Raven Harrell, #3, F Jimmy Crone, Asst Coach Maya Walters, #18, F Talia Posada, #4, G Jordan Brown, #1, G Jeff Tonack, Asst Coach Julia Rizzo, #20, F Kristina Villasin, #3, G Cyrah Laird, #4, G Brandy Gettys, Sponsor Belissa Estiene, #30, G Kayla Mickell, #22, G Brianna Underwood, #2, G Kelley Hosteter, Sponsor Carly Bekowise, #21, G Julianna Bojko, #14, G Abbie Waterhouse, #23, G Courtney Fast, #35, C Kristian Bobianco, #14, G Kinsley Judd, #1, G Erin Pettibon, #4, C Natajza Alfred, #4, G Leah Posada, #21, G MADISON ACADEMY (BOYS) Rachel Evans, #21, F Danielle Grubs, #5, G Andrews University February 5–7, 2015 Ciara Barnes, Team Manager Alex Adams, Coach Sara Hall, #25, F Mariko Ito, Team Manager Dustin Battenberg, #23, C Maggie Nelson, #55, F Tony Adalla, #10, F Kinley Sandefur, #32, F Tyrell Gentle, #12, F Abbie Karkula, #45, G Nathan Johnson, F Eden Hosteter, #50, G Cameron Jacobs, #31, F Maddie Hosteter, #12, G Kelvin Del Valle, #30, G Emily Ruiz, #24, G Eric Greene, #12, G Ally Stock, #34, G Josh Mixon, #5, G Megan Williams, #22, G Jonathan Pedrero, #3, G Melody Williams, #11, G PROGRAM Ben Shephred, #22, G Kris Tugman, #1, G Donovan Tucker, #32, G Alex Williams, #11 Time AU Court 1 AU Court 2 AA Court 1 AA Court 2 RFOM-1 Opens 8 a.m. Opens 8 a.m. Opens 8 a.m. Opens 11:30 a.m. LEGEND SVAJV svas vs MPA vs 9 a.m. vs CAYA pta GCAJV NOTE: Home team (white jersey) listed first in the Teams Players schedule. Home bench located to the right of the SVA vs bada vs GCA scoring table while viewing from center court. 10:10 a.m. OZK caya vs DA AU 1 = Andrews University Johnson Gym USA vs sva vs gba 11:20 a.m. AU 2 = Andrews University Johnson Gym GRS gca vs ma AU JR CARDINALS BOSTON ADVENTIST DREAM CRAWFORD ADVENTIST AA 1 = Andrews Academy Boys Division 1 JV (GIRLS) ACADEMY (GIRLS) ACADEMY (BOYS) CAYA ozk vs GBA vs MWC AA 2 = Andrews Academy Scott Schalk, Coach Yanexa Deleon, #14, G Lloyd Lawrence, Coach 12:30 p.m. vs MA da LAA vs KC SVAS—Spring Valley Academy BSHS = Berrien Springs High School Marty Kurtz, Asst Coach Aleigha Durand, #21, G Sheldon James, Asst Coach GCA—Georgia Cumberland Academy Brenda Schalk, Asst Coach Janiel Lewis, #12, G Derrick Hall, Sponsor HAA vs OZK vs GCAJV caya BSMS = Berrien Springs Middle School THURSDAY 1:40 p.m.
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