Showing posts with label milestones. Show all posts
Showing posts with label milestones. Show all posts

Sunday, November 30, 2008

Hill 3000, Hopkins Triumphs

#1 posting 11.30.2008
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MINNESOTA REPORTS
AAAA
#3 Hopkins stifled #1 Minneapolis South 55-37 (Reported in the Out & About late last night) in the Pat Paterson Memorial Hamline Tournament West Bracket final. From the StarTribune.
Tayler Hill of South reached the 3000 point mark---In the article in the Pioneer Press they indicate Megan Taylor is the record holder. Not true. Katie Ohm has the record.

Eagan beat Owatonna 60-44. From the Owatonna People's Press.

Blaine beat Menomonie 55-50 in Hudson. found in the boxes in the Eau Claire Leader Telegram.

AA
Caledonia beat Stewartville 76-53 in the Lewiston Tournament. From the Winona Daily News.

Jackson County Central beat host Sleepy Eye St. Mary's in the SESM championship game. From the New Ulm Journal.

A
In the Sleepy Eye St. Mary's 3rd place game Sleepy Eye beat CHOF 54-53 on an Erica Jenson free throw with 3 seconds left. From the New Ulm Journal.

SCRIMMAGES
There was an 8 team scrimmage in Faribault. From the Faribault Daily News.

PREVIEWS
Now that Crookston has been hit by graduation, East Grand Forks is ready to break through. From the Grand Forks Herald.

The Sorteberg twins (Chelsea and Toni) of Thief River Falls are double trouble. From the Grand Forks Herald.

LATE FRIDAY
Minneapolis Southwest beat St. Paul Como Park 66-21. SW started the game with a 21-0 run. Southwest was lead by freshman guard Mariah Adanene. She finished with 15 points, 6 steals & 4 Rebounds in her Southwest Debut in only 18 minutes. Junior Forward Laura Maltby had 10 points, 4 rebounds and 4 steals and Senior Center Britta Syverson finished with 9 points, 9 rebounds, and 4 steals as well. It was the Como Park coaching debut of John Robinson, former St. Paul Central assistant and father of Angel Robinson, Miss Basketball 2007 and now playing at Marquette.

POINT PARADE
AAAA
Tayler Hill, Minneapolis South 29 vs Hopkins 37-55
Bridget Schuneman, Centennial 25 vs St. Paul Central 68-56
AAA
Briana Edwards, Minneapolis North 32 vs Andover 74-69
Katie Loberg, Princeton 25 vs St. Cloud Apollo 82-58
Mariah Clarin, Princeton 25 vs St. Cloud Apollo 82-58
AA
Shawna Sperber, Stewartville 27 vs Caledonia 53-76
Katelyn Adams, Minnehaha 23 (25.875) vs Superior, WI 62-35

Next up: More reports. Much Later today the week in review

Saturday, November 29, 2008

Printy 1000

#3 posting 11.29.2008
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IOWA REPORTS
#1 4A Linn-Mar beat #6 3A Davenport Assumption 56-50. During the game Linn-Mar's Jamie Printy scored her 1000th point. From the Quad City Times and the Cedar Rapids Gazette.

Dowling Catholic beat Waukee 65-47. Plus five more results from the Des Moines Register.

Waterloo West beat Don Bosco 84-42. From the Cedar Valley Preps.

Ames beat Des Moines Hoover 42-35. From the Ames Tribune.

The Mason City vs Southeast Polk game went on as scheduled despite an anhydrous ammonia spill near the school. From the Des Moines Register.
SEP beat Mason City 55-44. From North Iowa Preps.

3A
It will be Hinton vs LeMars in the Hy-Vee tournament final. From the Sioux City Journal.

Sioux City Heelan beat Lawton-Bronson 68-29. From the Sioux City Journal.

Washington beat Ottumwa 49-27. From the Ottumwa Courier.

LATE RESULTS
Louisa-Muscatine beat Pekin 42-35 on Tuesday. From the Ottumwa Courier.

Oelwein beat Hudson 62-32. Postville beat West Central 64-45. From the Oelwein Daily Register.

Ruthven-Aryshire lost twice early in the week. From the Emmetsburg Reporter Democrat.

POINT PARADE
4A
Shelby Smith, Waterloo West 28 vs Don Bosco 84-42
Laura Johnson, Cedar Falls 22 vs Durant 50-21
Jamie Printy, Linn-Mar 22 vs Davenport Assumption 56-50
2A
Britni Freed, Hinton 26 vs Sioux City East 69-43

Next up: Wisconsin

Saturday, April 05, 2008

Mercy, 1000, 2 All Area, and WNIT Previews

#1 posting 4.5.2008
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MINNESOTA REPORTS
More Mercy: The Northfield News looks at the mercy rule. By the way there were 7 teams that on average LOST by 35+ last year:
AAA: St. Paul Harding
A: ECHO; Community of Peace; Oh Day Aki; Four Directions; Swanville; Fond du Lac Ojibwe
There were no teams that made the list in AAAA or AA.
There were many teams that on average lost by 25 or more.
I saw two of those teams last season (Harding, Swansville) and they both would have had the clock run in the games I watched.

The Grand Forks Herald looks at 1000 point scorers in Northwest Minnesota. They look at the reason for the increase in the 1000 point club. They should have added #4 games are four minutes longer now.

IOWA REPORTS
The Clinton Herald has named their all area team. Here is player background on the first three teams.

WISCONSIN REPORTS
The Appleton Post-Crescent has named their All Area Team. Stacie Van Handel of Freedom was their player of the year. On the side they list the rest of their team.

MICHIGAN (or is it North Carolina) REPORTS
Tequila Jones won a state championship in North Carolina for Fayetteville Westover. She moved their after her house burned down. She was a starter at Saginaw as a freshman and sophomore. From the Saginaw News.

Paul Ballard resigned at Belding, Michigan. From the Grandville Daily News.

COLLEGE REPORTS
Marquette travels to East Lansing to take on the Michigan State Spartans in the WNIT final today.
Michigan State is making the most of the WNIT experience. From the Detroit News. The Grand Rapids Press looks at the MSU Clutch performances.

The Sioux Falls Argus Leader looks at the final run to a D2 title by South Dakota.

Upper Iowa had six women's basketball players make the Academic All Conference list. Paige DeVine of St. Charles, MN is one of the six.

Kierah Kimbrough (BGMR) was named scholar of the month at North Dakota.

next up: later today with a report from a local MYAS tournament.

Thursday, March 20, 2008

More 1000, More Death Threat News, 3 All Conference lists

#1 posting 3.20.2008
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MINNESOTA REPORTS
SEASON RECAPS
Spring Grove had their first winning season in three years and their season is reviewed in the Spring Grove Herald.
Mabel-Canton's 10-13 season is reviewed in the Mabel Harmony News Record.

1000 POINTS
The Marshall Independent looks at the three 1000 point scorers in their coverage area. Scroll past the boys listing. They also list the all time area 1000 point scorers.

Abby Kenealy of Farmington made the 1000 point list by the narrow margin of 3 points before fouling out in her last game. From the Farmington Independent.
That pushes the 1000 point scorers in Minnesota to 75 for the past season and 55 for the 2008 class.

ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Jordyn Krekling of Hayfield was named athlete of the week by KTTC in Rochester.

KARE 11 named Jennie Noreen of Albany and Theairra Taylor of St. Paul Central as their players of the week.

MORE ON THE DEATH THREATS
Fox 9 has a video report with interviews with students at Minneapolis South on the death threats received by Tayler Hill.

ALL CONFERENCE
Here is the Tomahawk All Conference team
Kara Black, MVL senior
Amanda Barrer, MVL senior
Amanda Burk, MVL junior
Abby Busch, GFW junior
Steph Kruggel, GFW
Maria Gangelhoff, Sleepy Eye St. Mary's
Angela Armbruster, Sleepy Eye St. Mary's
Crissi Schwe, Sleepye Eye St. Mary's
Sam Dengerud, New Ulm Cathedral
Sadie Kelly, Cedar Mountain-Comfrey
Kaloni Vollmer, McLeod West
Andrea Rohlik, Wabasso
Teri Lang, Springfield
Honorable Mention
Trisha Kramer, MVL Senior
Caitlin Meyer, MVL senior
Katie Larson, New Ulm Cathedral
Trish Bjerke, New Ulm Cathedral
Alyssa Rose, Cedar Mountain-Comfrey
Alison Mason, Sleepy Eye
Abby Carlson, Wabasso
Karlee Ilgen, Buffalo Lake-Hector
Player of the year: Abby Busch, GFW
Coach of the year: Becky Busse, GFW

The Central Lakes Conference has released their all conference list. From the Brainerd Dispatch.

The Three Rivers Conference has released their all conference list. From the Rochester Post Bulletin.

The West Central Tribune has released their All Area team.

Next up: around the region

Thursday, February 21, 2008

Grab Bag: More Than a Game; Milestones, All Conference

#7 posting 2.21.2008
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GRAB BAG
TELEVISION
More Than a Game,” an Iowa Public Television documentary about 6-6 girls basketball in Iowa, will air Sunday, March 2 at 6:30. The Mason City Globe Gazette has more details.

SURPRISE
Devils Lake suffered a big injury when Ashley Privatsky went down in the first game, but the Firebirds have surprised a few fans. From the Devils Lake Journal.

TREY-RRIFIC
Kiah Logan of Rochester Faith Christian made eleven 3s Tuesday as RFC beat Rochester Home School 82-53. Logan had 39 points on the night. This would put her second on the Minnesota list, two behind Sari Noga of Parkers Prairie who had 13 vs Rothsay on January 4, 2008.

MILESTONERS
Abby Burger, Cedar Rapids Jefferson scored her 1,000th point during a regional game on Feb. 16th when they beat Iowa City West 56-45.
That makes 5 known Iowa 1000 point scorers in the 2008 class this year, and 6 overall for the year.
Here is a list of Milestoners for 2007-08.

Here is a breakdown of the 1000 Minnesota entries this year
For the 2008 class
AAAA 13, AAA 3, AA 16, A 15
For the 2009 class
AAAA 3, AAA 2, AA 4, A 6
For the 2010 class
AAAA 0, AAA 0, AA 0, A 2

If I am missing any player, send me the name, school, # points, opponent, final score and date, and I will update the charts. go to my profile to email me.

Melissa Fitz of Minneapolis Southwest recently went over the 1500 mark.

ALL CONFERENCE
SOUTH IOWA CEDAR LEAGUE
First Team
Katie Etter, sr. Sigourney*
Carolyn Holm, so. Sigourney*
Valerie Uthoff, sr. Iowa Valley*
Courtney Van Wyk, sr. Lynnville-Sully*
Jordan Sherwood, sr. BGM*
Stephanie Atwood, so. Sigourney
EmilyBehren, sr. Iowa Valley
Steph Beck, sr. BGM
Tiffany Bevins, sr. Belle Plaine
Kat Farchild, sr. English Valleys
*unanimous selection
Co-coaches of the year Jenny Hobbs, Sigourney; Matt Bolger, Iowa Valley
Second Team
Taylor Schafbuch, so. BellePlaine
Kaylie Tucker, sr. Iowa Valley
Tara Va Rees, fr. Lynnville-Sully
Jamie Vogel, sr. BGM
Bailey Kozik, sr. Belle Plaine
Sarah Smith, jr. HLV
JC Walston, sr. North Mahaska
Katie Clubb, jr. Tri-County
Dana Lowry, jr. Montezuma
Brandi Sieren, jr. Keota
If you have all conference lists, send them to me & I will get them up. Go to my profile and email me.

MORE SEEDS
Here are the upcoming #1 seeds in the Minnesota tournament. and brackets, brackets, brackets.
AAAA
1. Rochester JM; 4. St. Paul Central; 7. St. Francis.
AAA
1. New Prague, 2. Worthington, 4. Minnehaha, 6. DeLaSalle
AA
1. E Caledonia, W Kingsland; 2 E Hayfield, W Blue Earth; 3 NE MVL, NW YME, SE JCC, SW Pipestone; 4 W Jordan; 5 N Eden Valley-Waktins
A
1 E Rushford-Peterson, W Goodhue; 2 S GHEC, N Sleepy Eye St. Mary's; 3 S Adrian, N RTR; 5 E Barnum, W Sebeka; 6 S Battle Lake, N Ada-Borup.

Next up: Later tonight with an out & about. Finally they are playing games again.

Wednesday, February 20, 2008

Milestoners, Mississippi Valley All Conference, Top 10

#7 posting 2.20.2008
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GRAB BAG
Since coach Teas didn't want to go to Ironwood, Michigan or to Cedar Rapids, Iowa to watch playoff action in those states there will be no Out & About tonight. There are no HS games in Minnesota. There are no CC games until the weekend. But the Grab Bag is full--

COLLEGE REPORTS
D1
Vermont beat New Hampshire 61-54. Sofia Iwobi (Fairfield Maharishi) had 2 for Vermont. And there you have the lowest, and smallest High Five for the year.
D2
Metro State beat Colorado Christian 71-64. Alyssa Benson (Minnetonka) had 10 for Metro State. Jodie Krall (Solon, IA) had 4 for CC.

Iowa's Krista VandeVenter (Osseo) does a Q&A.

STATE TOURNAMENT & INTERNET
Once upon a time you could watch the Iowa State tournament from the comfort of your own easy chair for free on the internet. Now it will cost you. You can listen for free but the video will be $9.95 per game. The Iowa High School Sports Network has more.

2000, 1000 MILESTONES
Here is a comparison of last years and this year milestones in Minnesota
2000 POINTS
2007 season: 5-2007, 1-2009
2008 season: 5-2008, 1-2009
Pretty much the same
1000 POINTS
2007 season: 49-2007, 20-2008, 8-2009, 1-2010
2008 season: 45--2008, 15-2009, 2-2010
you can see that the 2010 class and 2011 class have not had the same success as other 2008 and 2009 class.
So for total milestoners: 2008---70, 2009----25; 2010---3, 2011---0
Odd fact: Kelsey Jacobson has 1035 points just counting three pointers. She has 1545 total points. Jacobson has 345 threes, 15 away from the career record of 359.

Here are the 2007 and 2008 list of milestones. If I am missing any one (and some folks have been kind enough to send the information) go to my profile and email me.

ALL CONFERENCE
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY CONFERENCE
VALLEY DIVISION
First Team
Jade Rogers, so., C.R. Kennedy*
Abby Burger, sr., C.R. Jefferson*
Katelin Oney, sr., C.R. Washington*
Kristin Maher, sr., C.R. Xavier*
Kaitlin Armstrong, sr., C.R. Washington
Micha Mims, sr., C.R. Washington
Charity Martin, sr., Waterloo West
Kelsey Summers, sr., Waterloo East
Second Team
Mariah Duke, so., C.R. Kennedy
Amanda Burger, jr., C.R. Jefferson
Jadyn Spencer, fr., Waterloo West
Brittany Steffeny, fr., C.R. Jefferson
Laura Boenish, so., C.R. Kennedy
Caitlin Kray, jr., C.R. Xavier
Candis Kertson, so., Dub. Senior
Athlete of the Year -- Rogers, C.R.Kennedy
Coach of the Year -- Frank Howell, C.R. Washington
*--unanimous selection

MISSISSIPPI DIVISION
First Team
Kelly Krei, sr., Iowa City High*
Caitlin Hagarty, sr., Cedar Falls*
Jaime Printy, jr., Linn-Mar*
Jaye Hutcheson, sr., Linn-Mar
Ashley Koch, sr., C.R. Prairie
Virginia Johnson, fr., Iowa City High
Emma Krieger-Kittle,jr., Iowa City West
Second Team
Shelbi Schmitz, jr., Dub. Wahlert
Kearsten Karr, sr., Linn-Mar
Kiah Stokes, fr., Linn-Mar
Abby Conrad, sr., Cedar Falls
Kim Rickels, sr., Iowa City High
Lindsey Cain, sr., C.R. Prairie
Laura Johnson, so., Cedar Falls
Madison Sadecky, jr., Iowa City West
Athlete of the Year -- Krei, Iowa City High
Coach of the Year -- Dan List, Cedar Falls
*--unanimous selection

To all the coverage area---If you have an all conference list, send it to me and I will get it up. Go to my profile and email me.

POLLS
North Dakota is 2nd in the North Central Regional Poll.

Here is the MaxPreps National poll
and the coverage area teams
1 Centennial, MN #7
2 Mpls South, MN #15
3 Waukee, IA #28
4 St. Paul Central, MN 30
5 Eastview, MN #37
6 Detroit Community, MI #38
7 Hopkins, MN #45
8 Bismarck, ND #56
9 Detroit Country Day, MI #74
10 Cedar Rapids Washington, IA #82
Minnesota ---5, IA---2, MI---2, ND ----1

SEEDS
Here are a few more #1 Minnesota seeds
AAAA
4--St. Paul Central
AAA
2--Worthington
4---Minnehaha
AA
2E-Hayfield; 2W-Blue Earth
A
6S-Battle Lake; 6N-Ada Borup

LAST NIGHT
Apple Valley came up with yet another win over a ranked opponent, beating #8 Chaska 72-68. On senior night, Apple Valley was led by senior post, Christina Steele, with 28 points and 15 rebounds. Steele was capping off her 6th year of varsity ball and will leave Apple Valley as the 2nd leading rebounder and 2nd leading scorer in school history. Apple Valley trailed late in this game by 15, by a score of 38-53, but outscored Chaska 34-15 in the last part of the second half. Sophomore post Erica Gress added 8 points and 12 rebounds for the Eagles, while Courtney Boylan led Chaska with 19 points. Apple Valley finishes the season 13-13, with a record of 13-7 in their last 20 games.

Next up: Tomorrow

Friday, February 15, 2008

Boylan 2000

#10 posting 2.15.2008
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2000
Courtney Boylan of Chaska topped the 2000 mark with 16 in a 50-47 loss to Lakeville North yesterday. She is only the 2nd player in Lake conference history to achieve this feat, the other being Liz Podominick of Lakeville.
Boylan is the 6th Minnesota player to make the mark this year.

Here is a breakdown of 2000 and 1000 point scoreres
State, 2000, 1000
IA 0, 5
MI 0, 3
MN 6, 53 (39 2008-13 2009-1 2010)
ND 0, 2
SD 1, 1
WI 0, 3
As you can see MN has 59 milestoners.

Now there may be more players I don't have listed. In fact I am quite sure I don't have all the players that have climbed the mark. Check my Milestones 2007-08 to see if I have all the players listed. If I don't, please go to my profile and email me. Again these are players that have achieved the mark in the current season, not some previous year.
what I need---Name of the player, Milestone (1000, 2000) team they play for, the amount scored in the game they went over 1000, opponent, game score and date the event took place.

Thanks for the help readers.
Next up: out & About

Friday, November 30, 2007

Ciochetto's 500th

#9 posting 11.30.2007
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON GRAB BAG

MINNESOTA REPORTS
MILESTONE
Chisholm coach Mike Ciochetto picked up win #500 with a 39-31 victory over Carlton. From the Duluth News Tribune.

Crosby-Ironton beat Aitkin 39-32 last night. Staples-Motley beat Sauk Centre 67-53. plus other games. From the Brainerd Dispatch.

Earlier today I had the Mankato East version of the Worthington game. Now it is the Worthington Daily Globe's version of the Trojans' win. Also in the WDG the local report with Ellsworth's win over Lincoln HI-Lake Benton.

Rosemount picked up a Tuesday win against Eagan 53-50 and the thisweek paper has more details.

The Chaska Herald has a slide show of the the Chaska vs Bloomington Jefferson game from Tuesday.

COMMUNITY COLLEGE
There has been a mid season change at Central Lakes with Dennis Eastman taking over for Brad Amundson who was released. From the Brainerd Dispatch.

MAGIC NUMBERS
Is the number 3? Henry Abbott and True Hoop look at how many quality players are needed for a championship. The Wages of Wins looks at the same number and also the 80-20 numbers. In other words the Pareto Principle--20% of the players do 80% of the scoring.

Thanks for the help readers.

next up: another in the out & abouts tonight

Tuesday, November 27, 2007

1000, 600, 500, Resignation & a Death

#1 posting 11.27.2007
your daily dose of girls basketball news & information

MINNESOTA REPORTS
LAST NIGHT
AA
Kimball, if you didn't read last night's out & about, beat Swanville 83-29. From the St. Cloud Times.

Minneota beat Wabasso 56-40. From the Marshall Independent.

SW Star went to Harris-Lake Park, IA for a 72-29 win. Also, in another cross state game, Central Lyon, IA beat Hills-Beaver Creek 72-34. From the Worthington Daily Globe.

MILESTONE
Georgie Jones of St. Paul Central scored her 1000th point early in the first half against Centennial on Saturday. She now has 1011.

LATE TOURNAMENT RESULTS
Eden Valley-Watkins won the Norwood-Young America tournament with ease over the weekend. They beat Mpls Henry 79-16 in the semis and host NYA in the finals 70-29. From the Litchfield Independent Review.

River Falls, WI beat host Red Wing in the finals of the Red Wing tournament on Saturday 60-46. From the Red Wing Republican Eagle.

In other RW area action Lake City picked up a win over Wabasha-Kellogg, while Goodhue, who was ranked in class A, fell to host Dover-Eyota in their tournament. From the RWRE.

Hayfield won the JWP tournament with a 37-20 win over Hiawatha Valley rival Kasson-Mantorville. From the Roch. Post Bulletin.

ALL TOURNAMENT
Byron Tournament
Emily Greiner, Kingsland
Emily Eberle, Kingsland
Corbin Carlson, Kingsland
Jill Storlie, Byron
Brooke Scharn, Sioux Central, IA
Emily Nelson, St. Charles

Hamline East
Nicole Drangstveit, Andover
Chaundera Riley, Mpls North
Molly Geske, Cretin-Derham Hall
Carolyn Dienhart, Cretin-Derham Hall
Hanna Muegge, Hopkins
Kara Elofson, Hopkins---MVP

Hamline West
Lizzi Naumann, Totino-Grace
Megan Eul, Rosemount
Kiara Buford, St. Paul Central
Theairra Taylor, St. Paul Central
Kiara Allums, Centennial
Megan Nipe, Centennial---MVP

PREVIEWS
The St. Cloud Times has a preview of the upcoming year with a look at area teams including Albany, Becker, Eden Valley-Watkins and St. Cloud Tech.

Winona will rely on defense this year according to the Winona Daily News.

Mankato Loyola is previewed in the Mankato Free Press.

Fairmont is previewed by the Fairmont Sentinel.

COACHING NEWS
Q&A
Rochester Lourdes coach Myron Glass has a Q&A with the Rochester Post Bulletin. Glass will be looking for career win #600 this season.

#500 IN SIGHT
Chisholm coach Mike Ciochetto is one away from #500. From the Duluth News Tribune.

NEW
Brad Walter is the new coach at Lyle-Pacelli. From the RPB

RESIGNATION
Angela Heitmann resigned as girls basketball coach at Zumbrota-Mazeppa on Nov. 20, three days before the ZM tournament. Jared Andring will be the new coach. From the Red Wing Republican Eagle.

DEATH
Former Meadow Creek girls basketball coach and current athletic director Brian Budish died last Tuesday from lung cancer.

SATURDAY'S BIG EVENT
The Fergus Falls Daily Journal is already looking forward to the Breakdown's Tip Off event on Saturday.

JORDANAIRES
Brittany Chambers and Leah Dietel of Jordan are both listed in the top 100 of the MN Basketball News. From the Jordan Independent.

Thanks to the readers for the help. If you have news, go to my profile and email me.

next up: more news from the states.

Saturday, September 02, 2006

MILESTONES

MILESTONES
If you know of a Milestone send me an email. Go to my profile to send it.

PLAYERS
3000 POINTS
SOUTH DAKOTA -1
Jill Young, Mitchell Christian 30 vs McCook Central 46-44 1.13.2007

2000 POINTS
MINNESOTA -6
2007-5
Ebony Black, St. Paul Central 3 vs St. Paul Humboldt 2.13.2007
Colleen McKay, Barnum
Macie Michelson, Marshall 25 vs Jackson County Central 2.15.2007
Angel Robinson, St. Paul Central 19 vs Apple Valley 80-54 12.29.2006
Janessa Wolff, Park Rapids 28 vs Wadena-Deer Creek 63-61 2.9.2007
2009-1
Tayler Hill, Minneapolis South 39 vs Eagan 68-66 2.16.2007

1000 POINTS
COLLEGE
D1
Tamra Braun, Valparaiso 7 vs IPFW 78-67 1.24.2007
Nicole Piggott, Oakland vs UW Green Bay 68-90. 11.15.2006
Megan Ronhovde, Iowa State 12 vs Baylor 2.10.2007
Kelly Roysland, Minnesota 13 vs Indiana 2.11.2007
D2
Carolin Becker, Northern State 8 vs South Dakota 50-71 12.18.2006
D3
Melanie Hageman, Concordia Moorhead 24 vs St. Olaf 83-62 1.24.2007
Sarah Schneider, St. Catherine 24 vs St. Mary's 71-56 1.8.2007

IOWA -12
Jena Blint, New London
Tana Colt, Akron-Westfield
Emily Hershberger, Mid-Prairie vs Solon 48-53 1.19.2007
Jaqui Kalin, Sioux City North 9 vs Lincoln Southeast, Nebraska 52-40 1.27.2007
Jodie Krall, Solon 15 vs Mount Vernon 46-43 1.16.2007
Rachel Madrigal, Decorah vs Wapsie Valley 1.8.2007
Brittney McKowen, Wapsie Valley 22 vs Sumner-Fredericksburg 59-34 12.18.2006
Nelia Olson, IKM 33 vs Boyer Valley 93-49 1.19.2007
Kristin Shields, Murray vs Diagonal 12.14.2006
Nicole Wenstrand, Essex 23 vs West Nodaway, MO 1.22.2007
Tanaeya Worden, Sioux City North 26 vs SC East 75-44 1.11.2007
Alicia Wright, Urbandale 19 vs Des Moines North 57-41 1.30.2007

MICHIGAN -12
2007-10
Amanda Blaskowski, Cheboygan vs Petoskey 53-37 11.17.2006
Kristi Boehm, Kent City vs Calvin Christian 56-37 9.14.2006
Rachel Church, Midland Bullock Creek, 19 vs Bay City John Glenn 70-28 11.13.2006
Barbara Clayborn, Michigan Center vs Napoleon 52-31 10.5.2006
Allyson Doyle, Battle Creek St. Philip vs Constantine 45-33 11.7.2006
Lauren Geers, Mason County Central vs Shelbby 56-32 11.7.2006
Ashley Gilson, Summerfield, vs Dundee 51-38 10.3.2006
Savanna Stedman, Ortonville Brandon vs Lapeer East 53-43
Jessica Trombley, Bendle vs Byron 56-33 9.21.2006
Vicky Van Dyke, Kenowa Hills vs Lowell 22-38 11.7.2006
Pam Wilson, Flushing, vs Grand Blanc 47-42 10.19.2006
2008 -2
Amanda Chidester, Allen Park Cabrini vs Wyandotte Mt. Carmel 53-11 10.25.2006
Kellie Watson, Ionia, vs Lakewood 52-44 9.19.2006

MINNESOTA -75
2007 -49
Bonnie Albright, Lanesboro 15 vs Glenville-Emmons 66-31 2.15.2007
Kachine Alexander, Benilde-St. Margaret's 31 vs Chisago Lakes 64-40 12.12.2006
Kayla Boesl, Brandon-Evansville 11 vs Battle Lake 45-50 3.5.2007
Rachel Bohnen, Cook County 18 vs Silver Bay 62-26 1.9.2007
Brittany Burggraff, Upsala 19 vs Browerville 52-55 2.9.2007
Dana Chalupsky, Winsted Holy Trinity
Mindy Clark, Lac Qui Parle Valley 13 vs Morris 55-43 1.11.2007
Angela Coons, PACT vs Fourth Baptist 1.16.2007
Amanda Degnan, St. Charles 25 vs LaCrescent 49-55 1.23.2007
Maggie Doty, Milaca 17 vs Zimmerman 61-50 1.5.2007

Kayla Finck, Bertha-Hewitt 30 vs Ashby 71-57 3.5.2007
Molly Frick, Walker-Hackensack-Akeley 18 vs Nevis 64-66 2 ot 1.23.2007
Samantha Gacke, Luverne 33 vs West Central 66-71 1.16.2007
Natalie Giese, Canby 17 vs Central Christian 54-48 1.4.2007
Brittany Hansen, NRHEG 21 vs Montgomery-Lonsdale 53-37 2.20.2007
Hali Haukos, Glencoe-Silver Lake 19 vs Annandale 67-57 1.16.2007
Anna Hebrink, Austin 16 vs Rochester Mayo 51-42 2.2.2007
Hallie Hoganson, Detroit Lakes, 13 vs DGF 63-59 ot 11.28.2006
Jackie Hust, Wabasha-Kellogg 24 vs Goodhue 67-68 1.30.2007
Korie Jackson, Cannon Falls 15 vs Montgomery-Lonsdale 50-32 1.16.2007

Alyssa Karel, Cretin-Derham Hall 29 vs Park-Cottage Grove 73-62 12.12.2006
Laura Kramer, Fulda vs Becker 44-57 2.2.2007
Alyssa Kubesh, Buffalo Lake-Hector 22 vs McLeod West 48-59 2.15.2007
Ashley Lau, Glenville-Emmons 7 vs Hope Lutheran 52-37 2.26.2007 (1000)
Tori Lind, Mabel-Canton 20 vs Houston 48-38 1.23.2007
Corey Lof, Detroit Lakes vs Moorhead 55-63 1.23.2007
Kiah Logan, Rochester Faith Christian 24 vs Cannon Valley Lutheran 51-42 12.4.2006
Erin Mauer, McLeod West
Hannah Mesick, Chatfield 19 vs Southland 59-38 2.16.2007
Breau Miller, St. James 23 vs Redwood Valley 69-39 2.27.2007
Brook Moseng, Montevideo 16 vs Minnewaska 48-53 12.19.2006
Mindy Nieuwboer, Luverne 19 vs Pipestone 48-53 2.6.2007

Gabrielle Olson, North Branch 16 vs St. Francis 48-56 2.9.2007
Jenny Ostrom, St. Anthony 23 vs Mounds Park 51-45 12.19.2006
Jess Peterson, Chisago Lakes 19 vs Waseca 62-47 11.25.2006
Kirsten Prunty, New Ulm Cathedral 19 vs Sleepy Eye St. Mary's 40-52 2.13.2007
Sara Purrington, Immanuel Lutheran 22 vs Cedar Valley Christian 54-59 3.10.2007 (1001)
Elle Queen, Minnetonka 17 vs Forest Lake 50-29 12.22.2006
Shannon Renne, Nicollet 16 vs LeCenter 69-36 1.8.2007
Abby Rittenhouse, Burnsville 13 vs Eden Prairie 48-55 1.12.2007
Sam Sikkink, Rochester JM 11 vs Rochester Mayo 42-40 2.23.2007
Tara Skadsem, Chisholm 19 vs Greenway 74-37 2.6.2007
Krista Skoglund, International Falls 28 vs Kenyon-Wanamingo 54-51 ot 12.30.2006
Tara Steinbauer, Bloomington Kennedy 16 vs Rosemount 69-56 1.19.2007
Camille Stenhaug, Rochester JM 20 vs Faribault 56-35 2.20.2007
Jenny Theisen, Champlin Park, 14 vs Forest Lake 58-43 11.28.2006
Ashleigh Trosen, Walker-Hackensack-Akeley vs Clearbrook-Gonvick 66-72 ot 1.16.2006
Kayla Tschida, Upsala 24 vs Long Prairie-Grey Eagle 61-71 12.18.2006
Anna Tuura, St. James 25 vs Murray County Central 74-49 2.17.2007
Clara Waddell, Cook County 21 vs McGregor 77-38 1.5.2007
Carlie Waibel, Lake of the Woods vs BGMR 30-49 1.11.2007
Brooke Winscher, Royalton 23 vs Osakis 39-81 3.3.2007 (1000)
Nicole Worcester, Bigfork 11 vs Nashwauk-Keewatin 50-46 2.12.2007
Bri Zabel, Northfield, 18 vs St. Peter 63-24 12.5.2006

2008 -20
Danielle Anderson, Wrenshall
Samantha Anderson, Wrenshall 12 vs Onamia 61-46 1.29.2007
Autumn Beasley, Heritage Christian
Jenna Beckner, Bigfork 17 vs Kelliher-Northome 75-29 1.8.2007
Maggie Bryant, Sartell 24 vs Becker 41-58 3.9.2007
Kiara Buford, St. Paul Central vs Hopkins 70-58 12.14.2006
Colleen Doer, LeSueur-Henderson
Melissa Fitz, Minneapolis Southwest 27 vs Mpls Henry 68-31 2.6.2007
Trisha Frye, Cotton 12 vs Albrook 51-56 2.15.2007
Maria Gangelhoff, Sleepy Eye St. Mary's 25 vs Springfield 57-60
Jenny Gilbertson, Winona Cotter 19 vs Byron 87-43 12.8.2006
Andrea Hagberg, St. Cloud Apollo 24 vs Moorhead 2.27.2007
Renae Henjum, New London-Spicer 23 vs Litchfield 53-52 2.3.2007
Gretta Hjelseth, Nevis vs Walker-H-A 66-64 2 ot 1.23.2007
Kayla Huether, Brainerd 23 vs St. Cloud Apollo 74-56 2.12.2007
Kelsey Jacobson, Moorhead 22 vs Thief River Falls 69-37 1.16.2007
Brianna Mastey, Becker 38 vs Buffalo 1.4.2007
Alex Montgomery, Cannon Falls 28 vs Concordia Roseville 58-51 1.26.2007
Jennie Noreen, Albany 19 vs Staples-Motley 63-43 2.3.2007
Erica Reinke, Martin Luther 26 vs Mankato Loyola 12.28.2006
Jordyn Sears, St. Cloud Tech 17 vs Fergus Falls 52-42 2.15.2007
Lulu Seelye, Deer River 12 vs Pine River-Backus 45-51 2.22.2007
Kiara Strickland, Mpls Roosevelt vs St. Paul Como Park 2.1.2007
Christina Steele, Apple Valley, 19 vs Hill-Murray 66-60 1.13.2007
2009-8
Abby Busch, GFW 15 vs Wabasso 44-50 2.10.2007
Brittany Chambers, Jordan
Leah Dietel, Jordan 26 vs Rockford 79-44 1.20.2007
Sam Lynn, Adrian 18 vs Fulda 62-85 2.9.2007
Meghan Molitor, PACT vs Fourth Baptist 1.23.2007
Katie Pettit, Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted 25 vs Rockford 80-61 2.20.2007
Nicole Smart, Ada-Borup 27 vs Climax-Fisher 82-39 12.21.2006
Samantha Zopfi, Providence 24 vs St. Paul Harding 63-41 1.2.2007
2010 -1
Sari Noga, Parkers Prairie 19 vs Brandon-Evansville 56-50 12.15. 2006

NORTH DAKOTA-6
2007 -4
Amanda Dimmer, Maple Valley 13 vs Barnes County North 62-53 2.3.2007
Courtney Egge, Stanley 24 vs North Shore-Plaza 72-32 1.11.2007
Valerie Glynn, Ellendale 29 vs Wishek 53-25 2.3.3007
Ashley Haines, Hillsboro 34 vs Park Christian 71-48 1.6.2007
2008 -2
Ashley Privratsky, Devils Lake 18 vs Minot 76-54 1.23.2007
Sammi Schmit, Fairmount-Campbell-Tintah 20 vs CGB, MN 2.2.2007

SOUTH DAKOTA -11
2007-10
Briana Austin, Centerville 5 vs Hurley 40-45 2.2.2007
Becky Christofferson, Summit 29 vs Langford 68-41 12.5.2006
Emma Erickson, Gayville-Volin 19 vs Viborg 51-42 1.30.2007
Alyssa Fischbach, Northwestern 16 vs Redfield 41-26 2.12.2007
Jerika Ihnen, Lennox 18 vs West Central 51-78 2.15.2007
Stacy Mueller, Scotland 25 vs Freeman 67-39 1.30.2007
Amy Petoske, Jones County vs Wall 29-45 1.4.2007
Annie Roche, Vermillion 21 vs Parkston 59-46 1.5.2007
Elizabeth Troske, Doland-Conde 24 vs Roslyn 58-46
Teri VerSteeg, Dakota Christian 29 vs White Lake 58-46 1.2.2007
2008-1
Jessica Bartscher, Bridgewater-Emery 20 vs Stickney-Mount Vernon 43-36 1.30.2007

WISCONSIN -12
2007 -10
Kallie Benike, Campbellsport
Katie Betry, Wittenberg-Birnamwood 9 vs Amherst 23-55 1.26.2007
Staci Dieringer, Random Lake 13 vs Ozaukee 36-48 1.30.2007
Afton Glander, Alma vs Eau Claire Immanuel 60-37 1.18.2007
Gabi Hungerford, Wild Rose, 26 vs Tigerton 43-28 12.1.2006
Sara Junion, Sevastopol 11 vs Denmark 60-25 1.23.2007
Lindsay Lindstrom, Superior 22 vs Proctor, MN 56-31 12.15.2006
Lyndsey Seewald, Coleman 15 vs Crivitz 46-32 1.8.2007
Diana Taddy, Two Rivers 23 vs Plymouth 52-25 2.15.2007
Kayla Tetschlag, Sheboygan North 14 vs Sheboygan South 52-34 2.3.2007
Kaleigh Veltus, Union Grove 16 vs Kenosha St. Joseph 44-28 1.12.2007
2008 -2
Jadee Rooney, Markesan 22 vs LaCrosse Aquinas 60-30 3.2.2007
Cassy Schemberger, Park Falls 23 vs Rib Lake 52-57 1.16.2007

1000 REBOUNDS
MINNESOTA -3
Ebony Black, St. Paul Central 8 vs St. Paul Harding 92-23 1.19.2007
Amy Kallemyen, Edgerton 17 vs Luverne 44-55 1.30.2007
Betsy Wendt, Truman
Janessa Wolff, Park Rapids vs Frazee 12.11.2006

NORTH DAKOTA-1
2008
Sammi Schmit, Fairmount-Campbell-Tintah vs Milnor 2.10.2007

STEALS
MINNESOTA
Angel Robinson, St. Paul Central 8 vs vs St. Paul Harding 92-23 1.19.2007. New state record or 690.


COACHES
COLLEGE
400 wins
Bill Fennelly, Iowa State vs Cal State Fullerton 85-62 11.15.2006

300 wins
MICHIGAN
Mark Hoyt, Jackson Northwest vs Jackson 9.19.2006
Wayne Scanlan, Chesaning vs Freeland 49-29 10.31.2006
200 wins
John Kramer, Calvin Christian vs Forest Hills Eastern 10.12.2006

MINNESOTA
500 wins
Brad Atchison, Willmar vs Little Falls 61-35 1.29.2007
200 wins
Brian Cherwinka, Faribault

NORTH DAKOTA
500 wins
Bruce Anderson, Minot vs Dickinson 71-61 12.23.2006

SOUTH DAKOTA
250 wins
Tom Rogers, Stanley County, vs White River 58-31 12.5.2006