#7 posting 1.24.2008
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STILLWATER ponies 69, HENRY SIBLEY warriors 49
Stillwater got down the court fast for easy baskets in a 4AAAA
battle. Taylor Stippel led the stampede with 33 points. This is Stillwater's third win in a row as they move to 8-10 on the year. Henry Sibley had a four game win streak snapped and now are at 9-7 for the year.
Stillwater scored on their first possession with Alyssa Van Klei hitting a pull up. Chelsea Miller hit a three for Henry Sibley's first and only lead. Stillwater scored on six straight possessions on a 11-0 run to lead 13-3. Taylor Stippel had 9 of those 11 points, mostly on transition. Stillwater would get rebounds, or steals and would look to attack right away. HS had a six possession drought at the same time, four of which were turnovers. HS had their own surge with a 9-2 run to cut the margin to 15-12. It was a 5/7 sequence that got HS back in the game. But HS never could get closer. Stillwater had another surge with a 12-2 run and HS had a 7 possesion drought. The Pony leading the charge this time was Alex Fosse with six. HS finis
hed with a 7-0 run at the end of the half to trail 35-26 at the break. Taylor Stippel had 15 points at half.
HS used a pair of 3s early in the half to cut the margin to 39-32. Stillwater was in the middle of a four straight possession string. Abbie Selmecki had five of the first 11 Pony points at the start of the half. Another HS drought, this time 8 possessions, cemented the win for Stillwater. Stillwater added 8 points to their margin to lead 53-36. With 3:54 left Stillwater led 57-45. Taylor Stippel again took over with 10 of the last 12 points for the Ponies. She connected on five straight possessions in putting the finishing touches to the win. Again Stippel made her coin in transition.
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STILLWATER ponies 69, HENRY SIBLEY warriors 49
Stillwater got down the court fast for easy baskets in a 4AAAA
battle. Taylor Stippel led the stampede with 33 points. This is Stillwater's third win in a row as they move to 8-10 on the year. Henry Sibley had a four game win streak snapped and now are at 9-7 for the year.Stillwater scored on their first possession with Alyssa Van Klei hitting a pull up. Chelsea Miller hit a three for Henry Sibley's first and only lead. Stillwater scored on six straight possessions on a 11-0 run to lead 13-3. Taylor Stippel had 9 of those 11 points, mostly on transition. Stillwater would get rebounds, or steals and would look to attack right away. HS had a six possession drought at the same time, four of which were turnovers. HS had their own surge with a 9-2 run to cut the margin to 15-12. It was a 5/7 sequence that got HS back in the game. But HS never could get closer. Stillwater had another surge with a 12-2 run and HS had a 7 possesion drought. The Pony leading the charge this time was Alex Fosse with six. HS finis
hed with a 7-0 run at the end of the half to trail 35-26 at the break. Taylor Stippel had 15 points at half.HS used a pair of 3s early in the half to cut the margin to 39-32. Stillwater was in the middle of a four straight possession string. Abbie Selmecki had five of the first 11 Pony points at the start of the half. Another HS drought, this time 8 possessions, cemented the win for Stillwater. Stillwater added 8 points to their margin to lead 53-36. With 3:54 left Stillwater led 57-45. Taylor Stippel again took over with 10 of the last 12 points for the Ponies. She connected on five straight possessions in putting the finishing touches to the win. Again Stippel made her coin in transition.
photos: #1. Natalie Hanson goes airborne trying to save the ball for Henry Sibley. #2. Alyssa Van Klei pulls up in the sweet spot in the zone for two. Chelsea Miller is #11 for HS. photos by kja
key: player (grad year) points, possessions, pp100, floor %
STILLWATER
STARTERS
Alyssa Van Klei (08) 7, 9, 77.8, .444 is a good passer, sees the floor and delivers the ball. big on the perimeter. led team with d rebounds. initiates break with deep outlet. has good pull up as well.
Tess Lueders (10) 10, 13, 76.9, .308 perimeter type. runs floor. on defense needs to keep grounded, took a shot fake. needs to be ready for the ball.
Brooke Sahli (08) 2, 7, 28.6, .143 point guard. smaller.
Taylor Stippel (09) 33, 22, 150.0, .773 very good in transition. Stillwater uses secondary break and Stippel gets to her spot quickly. 18 of her points via transition/2nd break game. listed as guard, but played on the right block. went to the line four times.
Abbie Selmecki (08) 9, 6, 150.0, .833 cleans up. three of her four baskets came on second shots. also hit a short corner jumper. decent size, gets position on offensive boards.
BENCH
Mara Syman (08) 0, 2, 0.0, .000
Alex Fosse (10) 8, 11, 72.7, .364 made some perimeter shots in the first half
Morgan Stippel (11) 0, 4, 0.0, .000 back up post type. more high post. good hands.
HENRY SIBLEY
STARTERS
Katie Ahlstrom (09) 12, 13, 92.3, .462 perimeter. has 3 range. went to the line 3 times.
Natalie Hanson (08) 7, 14, 50.0, .214 started off as the point guard. size mismatch created turnovers that Stillwater exploited. tried to pass through hands. Does hustle. Entry passes need to come at better angles.
Chelsea Miller (10) 6, 10, 60.0, .200 perimeter, 3 range. kept close tabs on defense.
Eleanor Garcia (09) 15, 17, 88.2, .412 active offensively. can hit a 3, can drive. moves without the ball,
Briana Allen (09) 2, 6, 33.3, .167 post player. not a lot of action her way tonight. needs to deliver at the line. picked up quick fouls.
BENCH
Analyssa Campos (08) 3, 5, 60.0, .200 another point guard. has speed, is small. passes forced at times. lefty
Becca Hern (09) 0, 2, 0.0, .000
Jessica Kreuser (11) 2, 4, 50.0, .250 young post. needs more experience.
Lauren Turitto (10) 2, 3, 66.7, .333 lefty. more post than perimeter
TRENCH PLAYER
Taylor Stippel
BY THE NUMBERS
Stillwater 69, 74, 93.2, .473
Henry Sibley 49, 74, 66.2, .297
made 3s: HS 5, Stillwater 0
ftm/fta-ft%: Stillwater 11/17-.647; HS 8/17-.471
bench: Stillwater 8, HS 7
DEFENSIVE WRAPS
STILLWATER
Alyssa Van Klei 11
Brooke Sahli 7
Tess Lueders 5.5
Taylor Stippel 5
Alex Fosse 4
Morgan Stippel 3.5
Abbie Selmecki 3
totals: 39
HENRY SIBLEY
Eleanor Garcia 5
Katie Ahlstrom 4
Natalie Hanson 3
Jessica Kreuser 3
Chelsea Miller 2
Briana Allen 2
Analyssa Campos 2
Becca Hern 2
Lauren Turitto 1
totals: 24
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
Stillwater used man most of the night. They did 1/2/2 for a few possessions in the first half.
Henry Sibley used zone most of the time. They used 2/3, 1/2/2; sometimes 3/2.
Stillwater D Match ups: (Off HS/Def Stillwater) Miller/Van Klei; Hanson/Lueders; Garcia/Taylor Stippel; Allen/Selmecki; Ahlstrom/Sahli;
When HS played man. (Off Stillwater/Def HS) Sahli/Hanson; Selmecki/Kreuser; Fosse/Ahlstrom; Taylor Stippel/Garcia; Lueders/Miller
also tonight:
Minneapolis South beat Mpls Roosevelt 70-64.
Next up: Tomorrow morning.
key: player (grad year) points, possessions, pp100, floor %
STILLWATER
STARTERS
Alyssa Van Klei (08) 7, 9, 77.8, .444 is a good passer, sees the floor and delivers the ball. big on the perimeter. led team with d rebounds. initiates break with deep outlet. has good pull up as well.
Tess Lueders (10) 10, 13, 76.9, .308 perimeter type. runs floor. on defense needs to keep grounded, took a shot fake. needs to be ready for the ball.
Brooke Sahli (08) 2, 7, 28.6, .143 point guard. smaller.
Taylor Stippel (09) 33, 22, 150.0, .773 very good in transition. Stillwater uses secondary break and Stippel gets to her spot quickly. 18 of her points via transition/2nd break game. listed as guard, but played on the right block. went to the line four times.
Abbie Selmecki (08) 9, 6, 150.0, .833 cleans up. three of her four baskets came on second shots. also hit a short corner jumper. decent size, gets position on offensive boards.
BENCH
Mara Syman (08) 0, 2, 0.0, .000
Alex Fosse (10) 8, 11, 72.7, .364 made some perimeter shots in the first half
Morgan Stippel (11) 0, 4, 0.0, .000 back up post type. more high post. good hands.
HENRY SIBLEY
STARTERS
Katie Ahlstrom (09) 12, 13, 92.3, .462 perimeter. has 3 range. went to the line 3 times.
Natalie Hanson (08) 7, 14, 50.0, .214 started off as the point guard. size mismatch created turnovers that Stillwater exploited. tried to pass through hands. Does hustle. Entry passes need to come at better angles.
Chelsea Miller (10) 6, 10, 60.0, .200 perimeter, 3 range. kept close tabs on defense.
Eleanor Garcia (09) 15, 17, 88.2, .412 active offensively. can hit a 3, can drive. moves without the ball,
Briana Allen (09) 2, 6, 33.3, .167 post player. not a lot of action her way tonight. needs to deliver at the line. picked up quick fouls.
BENCH
Analyssa Campos (08) 3, 5, 60.0, .200 another point guard. has speed, is small. passes forced at times. lefty
Becca Hern (09) 0, 2, 0.0, .000
Jessica Kreuser (11) 2, 4, 50.0, .250 young post. needs more experience.
Lauren Turitto (10) 2, 3, 66.7, .333 lefty. more post than perimeter
TRENCH PLAYERTaylor Stippel
BY THE NUMBERS
Stillwater 69, 74, 93.2, .473
Henry Sibley 49, 74, 66.2, .297
made 3s: HS 5, Stillwater 0
ftm/fta-ft%: Stillwater 11/17-.647; HS 8/17-.471
bench: Stillwater 8, HS 7
DEFENSIVE WRAPS
STILLWATER
Alyssa Van Klei 11
Brooke Sahli 7
Tess Lueders 5.5
Taylor Stippel 5
Alex Fosse 4
Morgan Stippel 3.5
Abbie Selmecki 3
totals: 39
HENRY SIBLEY
Eleanor Garcia 5
Katie Ahlstrom 4
Natalie Hanson 3
Jessica Kreuser 3
Chelsea Miller 2
Briana Allen 2
Analyssa Campos 2
Becca Hern 2
Lauren Turitto 1
totals: 24
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
Stillwater used man most of the night. They did 1/2/2 for a few possessions in the first half.
Henry Sibley used zone most of the time. They used 2/3, 1/2/2; sometimes 3/2.
Stillwater D Match ups: (Off HS/Def Stillwater) Miller/Van Klei; Hanson/Lueders; Garcia/Taylor Stippel; Allen/Selmecki; Ahlstrom/Sahli;
When HS played man. (Off Stillwater/Def HS) Sahli/Hanson; Selmecki/Kreuser; Fosse/Ahlstrom; Taylor Stippel/Garcia; Lueders/Miller
also tonight:
Minneapolis South beat Mpls Roosevelt 70-64.
Next up: Tomorrow morning.
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