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"The Winchendon School"
The
Winch Update
By: Mike Procopio
Date: 10/29/2000
http://www.newenglandpreps.com
Revere,MA-
Coach Byrnes and co. has put together a team that
should be one of the Nation's top clubs. Does that
suprise you?? The Winchendon School, which competes in
the New England Prep School Athletic Council, which is
the Nation's top league looks to win its second league
title in five years.
This year's Winchendon
School team is different from years past. Instead of
being overloaded at every position, this years team
has about 4 high major players, and a lot of other mid
major and low major prospects.
Post Players
Six foot- eleven inch
Junior Sani Ibraham(Nassarawa,Nigeria) leads
the way. Ibraham(NE Prep's #1 Junior) is
without a doubt one of the nation's top juniors. He is
athletic, a shot blocking machine, and possesses NBA
foot work in the post.
Brian Carter(6'11
Rockwood,MI), is another book end that coach
Byrnes has at his disposal. Carter has great foot work
on the low, mid, and high post. His long arms allows
him to get a piece of almost every shot attemted.
Brian is committed to TCU and should be a big help to
the Green Wave.
Rounding out the three
headed monster is another TCU signee, Darrius
Manciel(Detroit,MI).Manciel, is yet another
6'11 big man to round out one of the biggest front
courts in the country.Darrius, finishes well
around the basket and can run the floor. One of his
better traits is hs ability to pass out of the low
post or face up from the high post and feed the low
block.
Guards
After losing Marshall
Strickland(Transferred to Dematha), coach Byrnes
brought reloaded his back court. Jeremiah King( 6'2
Passaic,NJ) is a UMASS signee, who figures to see
some time at the point guard spot. He can slash to the
basket and finish, as well as being able to pull up in
traffic from anywhere 18 feet and in. The throw back
player of the region has to be Dustin
Hellinga(Centerville,VA). Hellinga, is a 6
foot 3 bull of a shooting guard. He can shoot it from
anywhere in the gym and can also finish in traffic. Dustin
is a warrior that has the ability to play the shooting
guard or small forward position. He is another mid/
high major sleeper that every Atlantic-10 school
should be looking at.
Next is 5'11 Mighty
Mouse, Morris Hall(Detroit,MI). Hall is
extremly quick and aggressive. He defends 94 feet on
the court and penetrates the lane very well. Another
guard who impressed me was 6'1 point guard,Tim
Stevens( Rochester,NY).Stevens, is a very
consistant shooter who can stroke it from mid range
and deeep as well. I also was impressed with his
unselfishness and court vision.
Last, but certainly not
least is one of the Nation's top kept secrets. His
name is Emmanuel Messy. He is from Ontario,
Canada and he is one of the most athletic wings in
the country. He is 6 foot 7, very strong and jumps out
of the gym. Messy, slashes very well and can
rebound well out of the small forward spot. He is no
question one of the top junior small forwards in the
country.
Bench
Winchendon, although
overall isn't as talented as years past does have many
players that can log minutes off of the bench. The
first name that comes to mind is Demario
Eddins(Chicago,IL). Eddins, is a 6 foot 6
athletic wing that slashes to the rim and can finish. Domenik
Maier(Feldkirch,Austria), is a 6'1 spot up
shooting threat with three point range. Another junior
to watch is 6'0 SG Andres Sandoval(Marlborough,MA).
I was impressed with his athletic ability, and since
he will be there for two years, should be a talent to
watch for next year. Rounding out the bench is 6'5
combo forward, Michael Lytle(New York,NY). Lytle
is a strong hard working forward, that can bang around
and rebound well for his size.
Overall
I expect the Winchendon
School to compete for the NEPSAC championship this
year without a doubt. I like the teams chemistry and
its blue collar attitude. Coach Byrnes and his staff
of Alex Magay and Kevin Martin should
have a team that hopefully will be cutting down the
nets in March. With the talent that they have, I
wouldn't expect anythingelse.
Winchendon-Schüler
jetzt bei den Pacers!
Bruno
Sundov, ehem. Schüler der Winchendon School, spielt jetzt bei den
Indiana Pacers. Zuvor spielte er für die Dallas Maverics, jedoch
lediglich 3 Spiele wegen einer schwereren Verletzung.
Unser
USA-Student Domenik
Maier, spielt seit letzter Saison in der ersten Mannschaft der
Winchendon School. "Wir haben auch heuer wieder eine
ausgezeichnete Mannschaft. Da derzeit noch nicht offiziell trainiert
werden darf (also keine Systeme dürfen geübt werden), wird während
den Trainings eigentlich fast nur gespielt. Zu unseren Trainings
kommen stets 3-6 College-Trainer. Vorgestern war sogar der Trainer von
UCLA da. Wenn man bedenkt, dass der extra von Kalifornien nach
Boston fliegt, nur um unsern Spielern im Training
zuzuschauen...", so Domenik Maier.
Marshall Strickland
verlässt Winchendon!
With Marshall Strickland transfering out of the region,
Torin Francis becomes New England's top Soph. This
class lacks depth, but there are many players in it
that have the potential to move up. (Quelle: www.newenglandpreps.com)
Boston College
readies for European Tour
Das
Boston College, NCAA Dif.1, wird eine Woche in der
Schweiz und in Frankreich spielen. Domenik's Freund
und letztjähriger Mitspieler, UDO (Ludmil)
Hadjisotirov, spielt seit heuer auf dem Boston
College... [Team
Roster]
By Dick Kelley
(Boston College Sports Information)
The Boston College men's basketball team is currently
preparing for a 12-day European tour that will include
exhibition games in France and Switzerland.
The Eagles began
practicing for the tour on Saturday, August 12. The
team will depart Boston for Zurich, Switzerland on
Thursday, August 17. Boston College will play six
games on the trip -- five in Switzerland and one in
France.
The team will spend two
nights in Zurich; three nights in Vevey, Switzerland;
three nights in Lyon, France; and two nights in Nice,
France.
The team will return to
Chestnut Hill on Monday, August 28.
The nine players
returning from the 1999-2000 team will make the trip
overseas. The three incoming freshmen are not eligible
to participate.
GAME SCHEDULE
August 19 vs. Wetzikon
BBC at Uster
August 20 vs. Swiss All-Stars at Geneva
August 21 vs. Monthey BBC at Monthey
August 22 vs. Riviera BBC at Vevey
August 24 vs. St. Etienne at St. Etienne
August 25 vs. Swiss All-Stars at Geneva
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