Friday, June 29, 2007

Tournaments, Camps, Coaches

#1 posting 6.29.2007
your daily dose of girls basketball news & information

DAKOTA SHOWCASE
A handful of teams are 2-0 at the Dakota Showcase at Augustana College in Sioux Falls. Metro Stars Black, Dakota Hardwood Threat; IBCA Select I; ECI West Gold all look like they are headed to the championship round. Here is the schedule for today and the result page.
KELO TV in Sioux Falls has a report and video of the activity.
My advice would be to check here for details. I will be headed to SF today and this site will have more details than the Gabcast channel. I will not be phoning it in, but will be reporting on the games in the out & abouts later in the week.

12U AAU NATIONALS
The Rochester Post Bulletin has more details on the 12u AAU National girls basketball tournament that tips off this weekend. There are 62 teams, 4 of which are from Minnesota.

The Rochester Shock will be without Micaela Trainor who was injured last weekend. Again from the Rochester Post Bulletin.

CAMPS
The Minnesota Elite Girls Basketball Camp is looking for about 25 players to fill up the camp, which will be held July 23-26 at Concordia University-St. Paul. If interested, please visit our website at http://www.mnelite.com/ and fill out the "2007 Interested Players" form. We will then contact either your high school coach or AAU coach for a recommendation. All the information for the camp can be found on our website.

Here is a list of some of the players at the recent Gopher Elite camp held last weekend.
Kiara Allums; Kiara Buford; Leah Dietel; Amber Dvorak; Rachel Eckman; Molly Getz; Hannah Linz; Brianna and Nicole Mastey; Brittnye McSparron; Cassie Rochel; Carly Rothfusz; Jackie Voigt; Thierra Taylor; Kate Thompson; Kamille Wahlin.

At the recent team camp at Minnesota, Princeton fell to Waupaca, WI in the championship of the Maroon division. Go to the last two paragraphs in the article in the Princeton Union-Eagle.

COACHING NEWS
Brian Masterson will be taking over for Derek Parendo at Proctor. Brian had been the JV coach for the past three years.

Craig Walker took the Chisago Lakes coaching position. replacing Liz Mundahl, Craig is from Spring Lake Park.

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