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BY ADAM RONIS St. John the Baptist junior center Christine Huber has committed to Rutgers. The 6-4 Huber led St. John the Baptist to the CHSAA state championship for the second straight season and its first Class AA Federation final....

Adam Ronis BY ADAM RONIS St. John the Baptist junior center Christine Huber has committed to Rutgers. The 6-4 Huber led St. John the Baptist to the CHSAA state championship for the second straight season and its first Class AA Federation final. She averaged 17 points, 13.7 rebounds, 5.4 blocked shots, 2.8 steals and 2.7 assists. She had 19 points, 10 rebounds and 10 blocked shots in the CHSAA state final against Molloy (Queens). Huber can handle the ball well for her size and can shoot from the perimeter. More in tomorrow's paper.]]> tag:blogs.trb.com,2008:/sports/highschool/girls_basketball/blog//210.109480 2008-06-20T20:15:19Z 2008-06-20T21:26:42Z

BY ADAM RONIS After three days of trials at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo., Sammy Prahalis was one of 12 players selected to the 2008 USA 18-and-under Olympic team. She was one of 35 players invited...

Adam Ronis BY ADAM RONIS After three days of trials at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo., Sammy Prahalis was one of 12 players selected to the 2008 USA 18-and-under Olympic team. She was one of 35 players invited to try out. The 5-7 Prahalis, Newsday's Player of the Year, will train in Colorado Springs from July 10-16 and in Washington D.C. from July 17-20 before leaving for the FIBA championships. Prahalis, a point guard who played at Commack, will play at Ohio State. She was a McDonald's All-American and the NY Gatorade Player of the Year. She averaged 30.1 points, 7.9 assists and 7.2 steals.]]> tag:blogs.trb.com,2008:/sports/highschool/girls_basketball/blog//210.102904 2008-05-20T23:19:47Z 2008-05-20T23:25:31Z

BY ADAM RONIS The North Babylon girls basketball team was honored by Suffolk Legislator Lou D’Amaro (D-North Babylon) at the Legislature’s May 13th General Meeting for winning its second consecutive Long Island Class AA Championship. The team reached the Class...

Adam Ronis BY ADAM RONIS The North Babylon girls basketball team was honored by Suffolk Legislator Lou D’Amaro (D-North Babylon) at the Legislature’s May 13th General Meeting for winning its second consecutive Long Island Class AA Championship. The team reached the Class AA state title game for the second straight season. A resident of the school district, Legislator D’Amaro presented the team and district administrators with Proclamations before the entire Suffolk County Legislature. North Babylon also received the New York State Scholar Athlete team award for achieving a cumulative grade point average of 91.85. “I commend all of the players, coaches and supporting administrators who have combined educational excellence with athletic prowess to bring honor to the community,” Legislator D’Amaro said in a press release. “I am proud to call them my neighbors and am confident that they will continue to represent North Babylon well in their future endeavors.” ]]> tag:blogs.trb.com,2008:/sports/highschool/girls_basketball/blog//210.92448 2008-04-06T18:58:29Z 2008-04-06T18:59:06Z

Second team Kristine Best St. Anthony’s, senior The Marist-bound point guard averaged 18.5 points, six assists and four steals. Kelly Cavallo Hampton Bays, senior Led team to Long Island Class B title and will attend St. Joseph’s (Pa.). Averaged 23.7...

Adam Ronis Second team Kristine Best St. Anthony’s, senior The Marist-bound point guard averaged 18.5 points, six assists and four steals. Kelly Cavallo Hampton Bays, senior Led team to Long Island Class B title and will attend St. Joseph’s (Pa.). Averaged 23.7 points, 14.6 rebounds and 8.1 blocks in 18 games with team. Shneeka Center Smithtown West, sophomore Averaged 26.5 points and 18 rebounds and scored more than 30 points six times. Gabrielle Gibson Copiague, junior Averaged 16.2 points, 3.5 rebounds, 3.2 assists and 2.8 steals. Has 1,437 career points. Terry Green Holy Trinity, junior Averaged 14 points, 11 rebounds and three blocked shots. Dani Iervolino St. John the Baptist, senior Will play at Northeastern. Averaged 8.5 points, 7.3 assists, 6.1 rebounds and 4.6 steals. Felicia Joyner St. John the Baptist, senior One of the best defenders and will play at C.W. Post. Averaged 11.2 points and 2.3 steals. Jaclyn McKenna Glenn, junior Averaged 18.4 points and 11 rebounds. Kim Mui Herricks, senior Averaged 17.8 points, 5.8 rebounds and 5.2 assists. Jasmine Pitts Long Beach, senior Averaged 26.2 points, 7.2 assists and 6.6 steals. ]]> tag:blogs.trb.com,2008:/sports/highschool/girls_basketball/blog//210.91563 2008-04-02T17:40:53Z 2008-04-02T17:41:12Z

Newsday’s Top 10 1. St. John the Baptist (24-5) 2. North Babylon (21-6) 3. Hicksville (17-5) 4. Sachem East (19-3) 5. Calhoun (16-5) 6. Holy Trinity (20-8) 7. Commack (18-3) 8. Copiague (17-5) 9. Massapequa (13-7) 10. Hampton Bays (21-5)...

Adam Ronis Newsday’s Top 10 1. St. John the Baptist (24-5) 2. North Babylon (21-6) 3. Hicksville (17-5) 4. Sachem East (19-3) 5. Calhoun (16-5) 6. Holy Trinity (20-8) 7. Commack (18-3) 8. Copiague (17-5) 9. Massapequa (13-7) 10. Hampton Bays (21-5) ]]> tag:blogs.trb.com,2008:/sports/highschool/girls_basketball/blog//210.91562 2008-04-02T17:39:24Z 2008-04-02T17:40:20Z

USA Today Super 25 1. Sacred Heart Cathedral, San Francisco (33-0) Previous: 1. Result: Season complete. 2. Murry Bergtraum, New York (25-0) Previous: 2. Results: The Blazers beat Rush-Henrietta (Henrietta) 67-37 in New York Federation Tournament of Champions AA semi,...

Adam Ronis 13. St. John the Baptist, West Islip, N.Y. (24-5) Previous: 13. Result: Lost 61-47 to Murry Bergtraum. Next: Season complete. 14. Lewis and Clark, Spokane, Wash. (29-0) Previous: 14. Result: Season complete. 15. Bishop Gorman, Las Vegas (29-4) Previous: 15. Result: Season complete. 16. Carmel, Ind. (23-4) Previous: 16. Result: Season complete. 17. Ursuline Academy, Wilmington, Del. (19-6) Previous: 17. Result: Season complete. 18. Mount Notre Dame, Cincinnati (26-2) Previous: 18. Result: Season complete. 19. Rock Bridge, Columbia, Mo. (25-6) Previous: 19. Result: Season complete. 20. Southridge, Beaverton, Ore. (25-4) Previous: 20. Result: Season complete. 21. St. Michael Academy, New York (24-2) Previous: 21. Result: Season complete. 22. Grosse Pointe North, Grosse Pointe, Mich. (26-2) Previous: 22. Result: Season complete. 23. Butler, Louisville (33-5) Previous: 23. Result: Season complete. 24. Wilson Central, Lebanon, Tenn. (31-6) Previous: 24. Result: Season complete. 25. Lakota, West Chester, Ohio (26-2) Previous: 25. Result: Season complete. ]]> tag:blogs.trb.com,2008:/sports/highschool/girls_basketball/blog//210.91406 2008-04-02T04:03:53Z 2008-04-02T04:11:18Z

Class AA Player of the Year: Shenise Johnson (Rush-Henrietta-5) Coach of the Year: Stephen Shepanski (Rush-Henrietta-5) 1st team 05 12 F Shenise Johnson (Rush-Henrietta) 11 12 G Sammy Prahalis (Commack) 11 11 G Eugeneia McPherson (North Babylon) P 11 G...

Adam Ronis Class AA Player of the Year: Shenise Johnson (Rush-Henrietta-5) Coach of the Year: Stephen Shepanski (Rush-Henrietta-5) 1st team 05 12 F Shenise Johnson (Rush-Henrietta) 11 12 G Sammy Prahalis (Commack) 11 11 G Eugeneia McPherson (North Babylon) P 11 G China Crosby (Manhattan Center) P 12 G Krystal Parnell (Bergtraum) 2nd team 01 12 G Angelei Aguirre (White Plains) 08 12 G Michelle Kurowski (Hicksville) P 12 C Shakeya Leary (Murry Bergtraum) C 11 F Christine Huber (St. John the Baptist) C 12 F Shennika Smith (St. Michael's) 3rd team 01 12 F Nadia Duncan (Mt. Vernon) 03 12 G Tyler Ash (Liverpool) 06 12 F Nikki Frederickson (Jamestown) 11 10 G Kristen Doherty (Sachem East) 11 11 G Ieasia Walker (Copiague) 4th team 02 12 C/F Brittany Stahura (Amsterdam) 05 12 G/F Brittany Wilson (Fairport) 08 12 G Janine Aldridge (Massapequa) 09 10 C Stephanie Dolson (Minisink Valley) C 12 G Daniella Iervolino (St. John Baptist) 5th team 02 12 G Barb Shea (Shenendehowa) 03 12 F Katie Hart (Central Square) 05 12 G Morgan Skiff (Churchville-Chili) 09 12 G Amanda Horvers (Kingston) 11 11 G Gabrielle Gibson (Copiague) 6th team 06 11 G Erinne Cunningham (Jamestown) 08 12 G Courtney Breen (Hicksville) 09 10 G Rachel Coffey (Kingston) 11 10 G Bria Hartley (North Babylon) C 12 G Kristine Best (St. Anthony’s) -- Marist signee 7th team 02 12 G Megan Gaugler (Amsterdam) 08 11 G Megan Vasquez (Calhoun) 08 12 G Kim Mui (Herricks) 11 10 G Shneeka Center (Smithtown West) C 11 G Bianca Kiow (Maria Regina) 8th team 01 12 G Kwinnyata Mercer (Mt. Vernon) 02 11 G Sheila Dixon (Schenectady) 02 11 G Meg Olsen (Bethlehem) 03 12 F Nikki Carroll (Oswego) 08 12 G Jasmine Pitts (Long Beach) 9th team 01 11 G Caitlynn Moran (John Jay EF) 03 11 G Cari Reed (Oswego) 04 12 G Ashley Deming (Horseheads) 05 10 G Ashley Zahn (Canandaigua) C 11 F Terry Green (Holy Trinity) 10th team 03 12 G Sarah Paulus (CBA) 04 12 G Adrianna Gaeta (Union-Endicott) 11 12 C/F Tania Williams (Ward Melville) 11 11 G Ashley Caggiano (Sachem East) P 12 C Veronica Ruiz (Bronx Kennedy)1 1th team 01 12 F Meagan Murphy (Carmel) 03 10 G Leanne Ockenden (CBA) 05 12 F Chelsea Sanders (Edison) 05 12 G Brittany Williams (Churchville-Chili) C 12 G Carol Johnson (Spellman) 12th team 01 12 F Mary Abrams (North Rockland) 05 12 G Erica Yohannes (Penfield) 05 12 G Deyara Burrell (Edison) 06 12 G Katie Medina (Hamburg) P 12 G Christina Gargiso (McKee/SI Tech) Class A Player of the Year: Alyson Johnson (Malone-10) Coach of the Year: Mike Wescott (Malone-10) 1st team 02 10 G/F Katie Duma (Averill Park) 05 11 G Alyssa Fenyn (Newark) 06 12 C Joelle Connelly (Pioneer) 10 12 G/F Alyson Johnson (Malone) C 12 G Nicole Capurso (St. John Villa) 2nd team 02 12 F Jessica Walton (Holy Names) 08 12 G Megan Galvin (Floral Park) 10 12 F Haley Poupore (Malone) 11 11 F Jaclyn McKenna (Elwood John Glenn) 11 11 G Kerry Hicks (Huntington) 3rd team 01 11 F Kara Tancredi (Beacon) 05 12 G Ashley Rath (Victor) 05 11 G Carly Napier (Pittsford-Mendon) 08 12 F Tisha Sticklickas (Wantagh) 11 12 F Kelly Ryan (Harborfields) 4th team 03 12 G Nicole Karam (New Hartford) 03 12 F Chloe Armstrong (Indian River) 04 12 G Heather Reynolds (Corning West) 05 11 F Shakista Woolfolk (Newark) 09 11 G Allison Cleary (Cornwall) 5th team 01 12 G Kristen McShane (Pearl River) 05 12 G Beth Allport (Honeoye Falls-Lima) 05 10 F Bridget Ryan (Pittsford Sutherland) 08 12 F Justine O’Callahan (Floral Park) 08 12 G Shemique Hooks (Westbury) 6th team 02 11 F Georgina Farrow (Burnt Hills) 03 11 G Angie Josbena (Mexico) 04 12 C Shannon Seagar (Waverly) 08 11 G Nikita Green (Roosevelt) 11 12 G Melissa Luxemberg (Harborfields) 7th team 04 11 G Maddie Harlem (Oneonta) 04 12 F Alicia Marhefka (Owego) 06 12 G Jasmine Bell (Kenmore East) 06 10 G Joelle Pollack (Kenmore East) 09 10 C Sara Bender (Wallkill) 8th team 01 12 G Ally Biordi (Beacon) 04 12 G Kelly Hawthorne (Waverly) 05 10 C Camaryn Buckner (Honeoye Falls-Lima) 06 12 F Erin Asquith (Pioneer) 06 12 G Jessie Tarantino (East Aurora) 9th team 03 12 G Brittany Cohen (Jamesville-DeWitt) 03 12 G Shannon Finucane (Cortland) 09 09 G Julia Hinchey (Onteora) 09 12 G Christina Jordan (Cornwall) 11 11 F Julie Forster (Huntington) 10th team 03 12 G Amanda Lawlor (Cortland) 05 12 G Destinee Webb (School of the Arts) 08 12 F Eileen Gaffney (Manhasset) 08 11 F Tara Lonergan (Rockville Ctr. Southside) 11 12 G Maria Feehan (Elwood John Glenn) Class B Player of the Year: Kaitlin Donohoe (Nichols-CHS) Coach of the Year: Don Hamlin (Briarcliff-1) 1st team 01 12 F Shelby Coon (Briarcliff ) 02 12 F Kayla Ryan (Hoosic Valley) 03 12 F Linsey Niles (South Jefferson) 04 12 G Mallory Lawes (Elmira Notre Dame) C 11 G Kaitlin Donohoe (Nichols) 2nd team 01 11 G Porsha Postell (Woodlands ) 04 11 G Katherine Torto (Binghamton Seton) 05 12 C Nicole Jones (Nazareth) 09 12 C Emily Stallings (Burke) -- Marist signee 11 12 C Kelly Cavallo (Hampton Bays) 3rd team 01 11 G Maggie Blair (Briarcliff ) 02 12 G Sarah Proper (Coxsackie-Athens) 03 11 G Kiley Evans (Cazenovia) 04 12 F Kate Agan (Elmira Notre Dame) 06 11 F Mariah Camp (Nichols) 4th team 01 11 G Alaina Walker (Albertus Magnus) C 12 G Megan Dougherty (Nichols) 08 11 F Alisha Steele (Malverne) 11 10 G Kim Weathers (Wyandanch) 11 10 G/F Jessica Little (Wyandanch) 5th team 02 12 G Katie Kollar (Johnstown) 06 12 G Skylar Carlson (Falconer) 07 12 F Jenna Ruff (Peru) 11 12 G Genna Kovar (Hampton Bays) 11 11 G Charneice McCullough (Wyandanch) 6th team 02 11 F Carolyn Houston (Hoosic Valley) 03 11 G Carly Cooper (Westhill) 04 11 F K.C. Hawkes (Binghamton Seton) 07 11 F Shannon Nutbrown (Ausable Valley) 08 11 G Brittany Jenkins (Malverne) 7th team 02 12 G Courtney Galuski (Cohoes) 04 12 F Ellie Garbade (Binghamton Seton) 05 10 G Alyssa Englert (Wayland-Cohocton) 09 11 G Casey Brooks (Highland) 11 11 C/F Kim VanBourgondien (Southold-Greenport) 8th team 01 12 G Michelle Djonovic (Dover) 04 11 F Rachael Palladino (Lansing) 05 12 G Bri Dunton (Marcus Whitman) 06 10 G Rachel Bantelman (Olean) 09 12 G Sarah Lander (Sullivan West) Class C Player of the Year: Brittany Shields (Haldane-1) Coach of the Year: Kenny Haskins (Haldane-1) 1st team 01 12 G Brittany Shields (Haldane) 02 11 G Kelly Murphy (Mechanicville) 03 12 F Jen Wehner (Cooperstown) 05 12 G Brittany White (Bloomfield) 08 12 C Kelli Hughes (East Rockaway) 2nd team 02 12 F Chanessa Blakemore (Watervliet) 03 12 F Courtney Terzi (Little Falls) 05 12 F Megan McClurg (Perry) 09 12 C Kathleen Fokl (Florida) 10 12 G/F Jenn Curley (Madrid-Waddington) 3rd team 02 12 F Paige Colfer (Watervliet) 03 12 G Danielle Chamberlain (Beaver River) 04 12 G Jesse Robinson (Tioga) 05 11 C Marcy Manning (Avon) 06 11 G Samantha Kopp (Franklinville) 4th team 03 12 F Samantha Fox (Cooperstown) 03 12 G Alie Dobrovolc (Little Falls) 04 12 G Micki Volpini (Newfield) 05 12 C Rachel Kanouse (Keshequa) 05 12 G Gloria Warne (South Seneca) 5th team 02 12 F Sarah Child (Schenectady Christian) 04 12 G Mariah Schaeffer (Bainbridge-Guilford) 09 11 G Rebecca Monteith (Tuxedo) 11 11 F Danielle Spiliotis (Stony Brook) 11 11 G/F Alexandra Lanieri (Port Jefferson) 6th team 02 12 C Sarah Timmons (Maple Hill) 05 12 C/F Kristi Jeffres (Pavilion) 05 12 G Katrina Davenport (Honeoye) 06 12 G Kay York (Frewsburg) 10 11 G Abbey Shoen (Madrid-Waddington) 7th team 01 12 G Samantha Levine (Blind Brook) 01 09 F Liz Milner (Haldane) 04 11 G Danielle Conway (Bainbridge-Guilford) 05 12 F Ryan Iannello (Marion) 10 12 G/F Brittany Trembley (St. Lawrence) 8th team 04 10 G Taylor Szwec (Candor) 04 09 G Kara McDuffee (Tioga) 08 12 F Lizzy Handy (Friends Academy) 09 12 G Brooke Burnside (Florida) 09 11 C Olivia Fraser (Millbrook) Class D Player of the Year: Brittany Kenyon (Hammond-10) Coach of the Year: Shawn Dack (Hammond-10) 1st team 03 12 F Samantha Szkotak (New York Mills) 04 10 F Samantha Meyerhoff (Davenport) 06 12 F Samantha Eimers (Ripley) 06 11 C Rachel Ottoway (Sherman) 10 12 G Brittany Kenyon (Hammond) 2nd team 03 12 G Liz Unger (Hamilton) 05 11 G Katie Wyant (Jasper-Troupsburg) 05 11 C Nicole Meehan (Whitesville) 06 11 G Tara Bailey (Clymer) 10 11 F Aubrie Dunn (Hammond) 3rd team 02 12 G Heather Salerno (Argyle) 03 11 G Courtney Allen (Sackets Harbor) 05 12 C/F Charley Scott-McGrail (Batavia Notre Dame) 09 10 G Taylor Leonard (Coleman Catholic) 10 12 G Lauren LaBare (Chateaugay) 4th team 02 09 F Olivia Tomaszewski (Sharon Springs) 03 12 G Madison Slagle (Rome Catholic) 04 12 G Stephanie Shellman (Downsville) 05 12 G Allison Newcombe (Romulus) 05 11 F Susie Black (Fillmore) 5th team 04 11 G Chelsea Haight (Davenport) 05 10 G Meghan Wyant (Jasper-Troupsburg) 05 10 G/F Stephanie Farnsworth (Romulus) 07 12 G Kaylee Sprague (Moriah) 10 12 F Nicole Davidson (Hammond) 6th team 03 11 C Katie Mosher (Richfield Springs) 07 12 G Ashley Whitty (Schroon Lake) 09 12 C Kiery Albrecht (Coleman Catholic) 10 11 F Candice Fowler (Chateaugay) 11 12 G Tina Rando (Shelter Island) 7th Team 02 11 G Chelsea Paul (Northville) 04 10 G Jessie Winans (Afton) 09 10 G Grace Hodges (Chapel Field) 09 10 G Marissa Dreischer (Livingston Manor) ]]> tag:blogs.trb.com,2008:/sports/highschool/girls_basketball/blog//210.91268 2008-04-01T17:34:53Z 2008-04-01T17:35:28Z

BY ADAM RONIS The All-Long Island team is scheduled to run in Sunday's paper....

Adam Ronis BY ADAM RONIS The All-Long Island team is scheduled to run in Sunday's paper.]]> tag:blogs.trb.com,2008:/sports/highschool/girls_basketball/blog//210.90801 2008-03-30T17:33:26Z 2008-03-30T17:34:04Z

BY DARREN SANDS GLENS FALLS, N.Y. -- *Yawn*! It's a bleary-eyed start here for all of us in Glens Falls today as SJB is to take on defending champion Bergtraum. But this promises to be some exciting basketball. We'll be...

Darren Sands BY DARREN SANDS GLENS FALLS, N.Y. -- *Yawn*! It's a bleary-eyed start here for all of us in Glens Falls today as SJB is to take on defending champion Bergtraum. But this promises to be some exciting basketball. We'll be here with the updates. UPDATE 12:14 -- Bergtraum is out to an 16-5 lead at the end of the first quarter. UPDATE 12:29 -- SJB is down 34-10 with two minutes left in the half and running. They can't get any offense going against Bergtraum's fiesty defense which has their hands in everything. At one juncture, they turned it over on a shot-clock violation, no one seemed to have any idea that the clock was winding down. UPDATE 12:34 -- Score is 36-14 at halftime here in Glens Falls. UPDATE 1:03 -- SJB went on a 10-2 run to start the third, but Bergtraum made two straight baskets and Krystal Parnell hit a three as the buzzer sounded and the score is 47-26 at the end of three. It's a final: SJB falls to Bergtraum, 61-47. ]]> tag:blogs.trb.com,2008:/sports/highschool/girls_basketball/blog//210.90735 2008-03-29T20:51:57Z 2008-03-29T20:54:22Z

BY ADAM RONIS St. John the Baptist will play undefeated Bergtraum (Manhattan) for the Federation championship at noon tomorrow. SJB beat Bergtraum in 2004....

Adam Ronis BY ADAM RONIS St. John the Baptist will play undefeated Bergtraum (Manhattan) for the Federation championship at noon tomorrow. SJB beat Bergtraum in 2004.]]> tag:blogs.trb.com,2008:/sports/highschool/girls_basketball/blog//210.88624 2008-03-20T06:45:03Z 2008-03-20T06:47:40Z

NYSSWA rankings (through March 16) PSAL and CHSAA teams not included Rank Record Prev Class AA 1. Rush-Henrietta-5 22-3 4. 2. North Babylon-11 21-6 1. 3. Kingston-9 15-10 3. 4. Syracuse Corcoran-3 19-6 2. 5. Shenendehowa-2 21-3 5. 6. Hicksville-8...

Adam Ronis Class AA 1. Rush-Henrietta-5 22-3 4. 2. North Babylon-11 21-6 1. 3. Kingston-9 15-10 3. 4. Syracuse Corcoran-3 19-6 2. 5. Shenendehowa-2 21-3 5. 6. Hicksville-8 17-5 6. 7. Fairport-5 21-3 7. 8. Greece Athena-5 14-10 8. 9. Jamestown-6 18-3 9. 10. White Plains-1 14-11 10. 11. Bethlehem-2 22-2 11. 12. Mount Vernon-1 22-2 12. 13. Oswego-3 19-4 13. 14. Sachem East-11 19-3 14. 15. Canandaigua-5 22-1 15. 16. Amsterdam-2 22-1 16. 17. Minisink Valley-9 20-2 17. 18. Commack-11 18-3 18. 19. Horseheads-4 18-5 19. 20. Calhoun-8 16-4 20. Class A 1. Malone-10 24-2 5. 2. Honeoye Falls-Lima-5 25-2 1. 3. Cornwall-9 18-6 3. 4. Floral Park-8 20-4 2. 5. Indian River-3 22-2 4. 6. Pioneer-6 23-2 6. 7. Pittsford Mendon-5 22-2 7. 8. Huntington-11 17-6 8. 9. Averill Park-2 18-5 9. 10. Oneonta-4 18-5 10. 11. Pearl River-1 16-9 11. 12. Newark-5 19-4 12. 13. John Glenn-11 18-3 13. 14. Beacon-1 20-3 14. 15. Waverly-4 19-5 15. 16. Roosevelt-8 16-6 16. 17. Mexico-3 17-6 17. 18. Harborfields-11 18-4 18. 19. New Hartford-3 20-2 19. 20. Holy Names-2 14-7 20. Class B 1. Briarcliff-1 26-1 4. 2. Hoosic Valley-2 27-1 1. 3. Binghamton Seton-4 23-2 3. 4. Nazareth-5 22-3 2. 5. South Jefferson-3 23-2 5. 6. Burke Catholic-9 20-3 6. 7. Hampton Bays-11 21-5 7. 8. Malverne-8 10-11 8. 9. Olean-6 18-6 9. 10. Northeastern Clinton-7 17-5 10. 11. Elmira Notre Dame-4 22-2 11. 12. Ogdensburg Free-10 17-7 12. 13. Wayland-Cohocton-5 19-5 13. 14. Wyandanch-11 17-4 14. 15. Albertus Magnus-1 22-2 15. 16. Cohoes-2 18-5 16. 17. Highland-9 19-2 17. 18. Lansing-4 16-5 18. 19. Cazenovia-3 20-3 19. 20. Falconer-6 15-9 20. Class C 1. Haldane-1 22-4 2. 2. Madrid-Waddington-10 21-6 4. 3. Blind Brook-1 16-6 10. 4. Avon-5 20-7 3. 5. Cooperstown-3 25-1 1. 6. Florida-9 20-2 5. 7. East Rockaway-8 20-3 6. 8. Stony Brook-11 16-6 7. 9. Watervliet-2 17-8 8. 10. Little Falls-3 22-1 9. 11. Perry-5 22-2 11. 12. Maple Hill-2 22-2 12. 13. Frewsburg-6 21-2 13. 14. Tioga-4 16-7 14. 15. Marion-5 21-1 15. 16. Beaver-River-3 18-5 16. 17. Schenectady Christian-2 22-1 17. 18. Keshequa-5 16-8 18. 19. Bainbridge-Guilford-4 20-3 19. 20-T Tuxedo-9 14-8 20-T 20-T Plattsburgh Seton-7 14-7 20-T Class D 1. Hammond-10 24-4 1. 2. Coleman Catholic-9 22-2 3. 3. Sackets Harbor-3 23-2 2. 4. Ripley-6 16-9 4. 5. Davenport-4 21-3 5. 6. Whitesville-5 23-2 6. 7. Argyle-2 17-7 7. 8. Romulus-5 18-5 8. 9. Sherman-6 21-2 9. 10. Cherry Valley-Springfield-4 19-3 10. 11. Schroon Lake-7 16-5 11. 12. Chateaugay-10 20-2 12. 13. South Kortright-4 19-4 13. 14. Richfield Springs-3 17-6 14. 15. Jasper-Troupsburg-5 18-4 15. 16. Downsville-4 18-4 16. 17. Sharon Springs-2 9-13 17. 18. Pine Valley-6 16-5 18. 19. New York Mills-3 18-5 19. 20. Hamilton-3 15-7 20. ]]> tag:blogs.trb.com,2008:/sports/highschool/girls_basketball/blog//210.88486 2008-03-19T17:09:15Z 2008-03-19T17:14:32Z

BY ADAM RONIS St. John the Baptist broke into the USA Today Super 25 for the first time this season and is ranked No. 13 in the latest rankings. St. John the Baptist is 24-4 and won the CHSAA AA...

Adam Ronis BY ADAM RONIS St. John the Baptist broke into the USA Today Super 25 for the first time this season and is ranked No. 13 in the latest rankings. St. John the Baptist is 24-4 and won the CHSAA AA state championship for the second consecutive season after defeating Molloy (Queens), 42-28, on Saturday. St. John the Baptist beat then-No. 8 St. Michael Academy (Manhattan), 63-49, in the semifinals. St. John the Baptist will play the winner of Bergtraum (23-0), ranked No. 2 in the country, and Rush-Henrietta (Section V) in the Federation championship on Sunday March 30. SJB beat Bergtraum in 2004 when Rutgers' Epiphanny Prince was on the team.]]> tag:blogs.trb.com,2008:/sports/highschool/girls_basketball/blog//210.88360 2008-03-19T04:40:15Z 2008-03-19T04:49:39Z

BY ADAM RONIS St. John the Baptist senior point guard Dani Iervolino had surgery Monday night at Lenox Hill in the city on a broken nose she suffered against St. Michael Academy last week in the CHSAA state semifinals. The...

Adam Ronis BY ADAM RONIS St. John the Baptist senior point guard Dani Iervolino had surgery Monday night at Lenox Hill in the city on a broken nose she suffered against St. Michael Academy last week in the CHSAA state semifinals. The bone was put back in place and the septum was straightened to open up her nasal passages. The doctor told Iervoilino she shouldn't play for three weeks. St. John the Baptist will play the winner of Bergtraum-Rush-Henrietta for the state Federation championship on Sunday March 30. Iervolino negotiated with the doctor to sit until Saturday. She wanted to get clearance to play or she wouldn't do the surgery. Iervolino helped lead SJB to two consecutive CHSAA state championships. She was integral to the Cougars winning the state championship last season and ending Christ the King's 17-year reign by being able to handle the pressure of Lorin Dixon, who's now at UConn. When Iervolino got hit against St. Michael, she never left the game. She played with the broken nose against Molloy in the final Saturday. The 5-3 Iervolino will play at Northeastern.]]> tag:blogs.trb.com,2008:/sports/highschool/girls_basketball/blog//210.86381 2008-03-17T02:13:51Z 2008-03-17T02:23:12Z

(PSAL and CHSAA teams not included) *-NYSPHSAA semifinalists **-Champion Class AA 1 22-3 5-Rush-Henrietta** 2 21-6 11-North Babylon* 3 15-10 9-Kingston* 4 19-6 3-Corcoran* 5 21-3 2-Shenendehowa 6 17-5 8-Hicksville 7 21-3 5-Fairport 8 14-10 5-Greece Athena 9 18-3 6-Jamestown...

Adam Ronis 2 21-6 11-North Babylon* 3 15-10 9-Kingston* 4 19-6 3-Corcoran* 5 21-3 2-Shenendehowa 6 17-5 8-Hicksville 7 21-3 5-Fairport 8 14-10 5-Greece Athena 9 18-3 6-Jamestown 10 14-11 1-White Plains 11 22-2 2-Bethlehem 12 22-2 1-Mount Vernon 13 19-4 3-Oswego 14 19-3 11-Sachem East 15 22-1 5-Canandaigua 16 22-1 2-Amsterdam 17 20-2 9-Minisink Valley 18 18-3 11-Commack 19 18-5 4-Horseheads 20 16-4 8-Calhoun Semis: R-H 58, Kingston 51 NB 61, Corcoran 46 Finals:R-H 59, NB 54 Class A 1 24-2 10-Malone**2 25- 2 5-Honeoye Falls-Lima* 3 18-6 9-Cornwall* 4 20-4 8-Floral Park* 5 22-2 3-Indian River 6 23-2 6-Pioneer 7 22-2 5-Mendon 8 17-6 11-Huntington 9 18-5 2-Averill Park 10 18-5 4-Oneonta 11 16-9 1-Pearl River 12 19-4 5-Newark 13 18-3 11-Elwood John Glenn 14 20-3 1-Beacon 15 19-5 4-Waverly 16 16-6 8-Roosevelt 17 17-6 3-Mexico18 18-4 11-Harborfields 19 20-2 3-New Hartford 20 14-7 2-Holy Names Semis:Malone 43, FP 32 HF-L 42, Cornwall 39 Finals:Malone 43, HF-L 41 Class B 1 26-1 1-Briarcliff** 2 27-1 2-Hoosic Valley* 3 23-2 4-Binghamton Seton* 4 22-3 5-Nazareth* 5 23-2 3-South Jefferson 6 20-3 9-Burke 7 21-5 11-Hampton Bays 8 10-11 8-Malverne 9 18-6 6-Olean 10 17-5 7-NE Clinton 11 22-2 4-Elmira Notre Dame 12 17-7 10-OFA 13 19-5 5-Wayland-Cohocton 14 17-4 11-Wyandanch 15 22-2 1-Albertus Magnus 16 18-5 2-Cohoes 17 19-2 9-Highland 18 16-5 4-Lansing 19 20-3 3-Cazenovia 20 15-9 6-Falconer Semis:Briarcliff 37, Seton 33 HV 53, Nazareth 43 Finals:Briarcliff 49, HV 43 Class C 1 22-4 1-Haldane** 2 21-6 10-Madrid-Waddington* 3 16-6 1-Blind Brook 4 20-7 5-Avon* 5 25-1 3-Cooperstown* 6 20-2 9-Florida 7 20-3 8-East Rockaway 8 16-6 11-Stony Brook 9 17-8 2-Watervliet 10 22-1 3-Little Falls 11 22-2 5-Perry 12 22-2 2-Maple Hill 13 21-2 6-Frewsburg 14 16-7 4-Tioga 15 21-1 5-Marion 16 18-5 3-Beaver River 17 22-1 2-Schenectady Christian 18 16-8 5-Keshequa 19 20-3 4-Bainbridge-Guilford 20 14-8 9-Tuxedo and 20 14-7 7-Plattsburgh Seton Semis:Haldane 63, Cooperstown 39 M-W 42, Avon 35 Finals:Haldane 46, M-W 36 ]]> tag:blogs.trb.com,2008:/sports/highschool/girls_basketball/blog//210.86372 2008-03-17T01:07:25Z 2008-03-17T01:22:46Z

BY ADAM RONIS Dani Iervolino (St. John the Baptist): Iervolino suffered a black eye and broke nose against St. Michael Academy in the CHSAA state semifinal. She took an elbow on the play, winced in pain and never left the...

Adam Ronis BY ADAM RONIS Dani Iervolino (St. John the Baptist): Iervolino suffered a black eye and broke nose against St. Michael Academy in the CHSAA state semifinal. She took an elbow on the play, winced in pain and never left the floor or even requested a timeout after the play. She never came out of the game and scored 10 of her 15 points in the fourth quarter in a 63-49 win over the No. 8 team in the country, according to USA Today. She added eight assists. Even after the game, she didn't even know the severity of the injury. She had eight points and seven assists in a CHSAA state final win over Molloy (Queens). Christine Huber (St. John the Baptist): Huber had 19 points, 10 rebounds and 10 blocked shots in the CHSAA state final against Molloy as SJB won its second consecutive state championship. She had 22 points, 12 rebounds and four blocked shots in the semifinals against St. Michael Academy. Eugeneia McPherson (North Babylon): McPherson scored 31 points in a Class AA state semifinal win over Corcoran and scored 32 points in the championship game, a 59-54 loss to Rush-Henrietta, which has won three consecutive championships. ]]>