thefourwinds wrote:Saw the end of the Stanley/Carrington game. I have no dog is this fight in the tournament. I'm curious about whether that long 3-pointer by Stanley should have been allowed on the foul near half court. That would have also given the shooter a foul shot, with a chance to tie the game.
Obviously it was a bang-bang play, but did anyone else see that?
thefourwinds wrote:Saw the end of the Stanley/Carrington game. I have no dog is this fight in the tournament. I'm curious about whether that long 3-pointer by Stanley should have been allowed on the foul near half court. That would have also given the shooter a foul shot, with a chance to tie the game.
Obviously it was a bang-bang play, but did anyone else see that?
Wilbur wrote:I remember some Hennigsgards playing for Central Valley in the State Girls Tournament earlier this decade. Are they sisters to the Henningsgards on the recent HCV boys teams? If so, how many children do they have. Obviously, all very good ballplayers.
Good games today. Looking forward to semi-finals.
Wilbur wrote:I remember some Hennigsgards playing for Central Valley in the State Girls Tournament earlier this decade. Are they sisters to the Henningsgards on the recent HCV boys teams? If so, how many children do they have. Obviously, all very good ballplayers.
Good games today. Looking forward to semi-finals.
sportsfan111 wrote:Day 1:
G1: #2 St. John (23-1) vs. Wyndmere-Lidgerwood (21-2)
G2: #3 Minot (23-2) vs. Bismarck (19-5)
G3: #1 Hillsboro-Central Valley (23-1) vs. Beulah (20-4)
G4: #4 Stanley (22-2) vs. #5 Carrington (22-2)
Day 2:
Wyndmere-Lidgerwood vs. Bismarck
Beulah vs. Stanley
St. John vs. Minot
Carrington vs. HCV
Day 3:
Bismarck vs. Beulah
Wyndmere-Lidgerwood vs. Stanley
Carrington vs. Minot
HCV vs. St. John
NodakQ2 wrote:sportsfan111 wrote:Day 1:
G1: #2 St. John (23-1) vs. Wyndmere-Lidgerwood (21-2)
G2: #3 Minot (23-2) vs. Bismarck (19-5)
G3: #1 Hillsboro-Central Valley (23-1) vs. Beulah (20-4)
G4: #4 Stanley (22-2) vs. #5 Carrington (22-2)
Day 2:
Wyndmere-Lidgerwood vs. Bismarck
Beulah vs. Stanley
St. John vs. Minot
Carrington vs. HCV
Day 3:
Bismarck vs. Beulah
Wyndmere-Lidgerwood vs. Stanley
Carrington vs. Minot
HCV vs. St. John
Looks like there's only one bracket still alive in this thread...Nicely done Sportsfan111!
Old Drifter wrote:well...my pick lost again...IMO, Ryan was a bigger faster version of st. john...and st. john gave the game away with poor shooting and poor free-throw shooting...not sure if st. john could have won the game against ryan even if they were hitting on all cylinders...ryan was just a bigger faster version....
Old Drifter wrote:well...my pick lost again...IMO, Ryan was a bigger faster version of st. john...and st. john gave the game away with poor shooting and poor free-throw shooting...not sure if st. john could have won the game against ryan even if they were hitting on all cylinders...ryan was just a bigger faster version....
bisonation6 wrote:Old Drifter wrote:well...my pick lost again...IMO, Ryan was a bigger faster version of st. john...and st. john gave the game away with poor shooting and poor free-throw shooting...not sure if st. john could have won the game against ryan even if they were hitting on all cylinders...ryan was just a bigger faster version....
Coaching plays a big part too. I’m sure Steve Poitra is a nice guy and does a great job, but Bishop Ryan has much more experience on their bench. Jeremy Feller and Brock Teets alone as head coaches hold 2 State title games and 5 State tournaments. A couple of the other assistants have also coached in a tournament. You just can’t underestimate the importance of coaching like most people usually do. Lots of moments in the game where you could see prior experience and good coaching mindsets coming into play.
I still thought St. John was gonna be too much, but Bishop Ryan made the big plays when they needed to.
bisonation6 wrote:Old Drifter wrote:well...my pick lost again...IMO, Ryan was a bigger faster version of st. john...and st. john gave the game away with poor shooting and poor free-throw shooting...not sure if st. john could have won the game against ryan even if they were hitting on all cylinders...ryan was just a bigger faster version....
Coaching plays a big part too. I’m sure Steve Poitra is a nice guy and does a great job, but Bishop Ryan has much more experience on their bench. Jeremy Feller and Brock Teets alone as head coaches hold 2 State title games and 5 State tournaments. A couple of the other assistants have also coached in a tournament. You just can’t underestimate the importance of coaching like most people usually do. Lots of moments in the game where you could see prior experience and good coaching mindsets coming into play.
I still thought St. John was gonna be too much, but Bishop Ryan made the big plays when they needed to.
Run4Fun2009 wrote:Old Drifter wrote:well...my pick lost again...IMO, Ryan was a bigger faster version of st. john...and st. john gave the game away with poor shooting and poor free-throw shooting...not sure if st. john could have won the game against ryan even if they were hitting on all cylinders...ryan was just a bigger faster version....
Felt like there were several poor possessions by SJ because McGillis was not a part of the offense possession. I feel like a player of that caliber needs to be a part of every possession...has to touch the ball at least once in the possession or be a screener (so he's a threat to the play).
The Schwab wrote:8. Sportsmanship wasn’t evident in this tournament. If they still had the sportsmanship banners I don’t know how many teams would have gotten one.
Flip wrote:The Schwab wrote:8. Sportsmanship wasn’t evident in this tournament. If they still had the sportsmanship banners I don’t know how many teams would have gotten one.
I didn't pay near enough attention, but what did you see/hear?
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