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2011-12 TBM Highlights
The section include the Highlights that go into this
2011-12 Season an breakdown into the following categories :
2011-12 TBM All-State Picks.
Texa HS to the PROS
THSCA All-Star Game and MVP players
The Top Big Men in the State.
Top Teams in each Classification.
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TEXAS BASKETBALL
2011-12 BOYS ALL-STATE
Position
Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Post Post Post Post Post Post Post Post Post Post FIRST TEAM
Player
Octavius Griffith
Troy Lopez
Alec Estes
Phil Forte
D.J. Weathers Reginald Davis
Quinton Walker
Jeremy Brittain
Matt Gramling Carson Clark J-Mychal Reese
Micah Cooper Travis Williams
Deven Murphy
Drew Charles Marcus Smart Jordan Allen Miles Kocurek Matthew Jones
Riley Payne Mario Garcia Rasheed Sulaimon
Jeffrey Radewald
Jordan Pratt Uche Ofoegbu
Dalton Brown Jordan Van De Kop Derrick Griffin Taurean Waller-Prince
Kalvin Singletary
Nick Banyard Terry Allen
Shelby Lane Karviar Shepherd
Cameron Ridley
SECOND TEAM
Charles Hill Jr.
Trimble Tech
Jordan Mickey
Berkner
Clarke Overlander
Argyle
Branford Jones
Elkins
Shawn Prudhomme H-Jefferson
Trey Pinkney
Seven Lakes
Scott Mammel
SA Churchill
Mitch Badillo
Cy-Falls
Dakari Henderson Pearland Dawson
Trey Mohair
Denton Ryan
Jacquerius Daniels Austin Reagan
Aaron Ramirez
Santa Rosa
Antoine Burrel
The Colony
Damien Dotson
Houston Yates
David Green
Beaumont Ozen
Michael Grant
Frenship
Jordan Mason
Ennis
Deondra Ray
Crowley
D.J. Griggs
Brazosport
Anres Fernandez
Laredo Nixon
Coltyn Brown
Smithville
Griffin McHone
Boerne
Jason Gentry
Hondo
Caleb Carr
White Oak
Jesse Ramos
Stamford
Lester Green
Roxton
Shaquille Mitchell
Tenaha
Ryan Bowie
Lewisville
TEXAS BASKETBALL MUSEUM
School
Tenaha
San Antonio Lanier Idalou Flower Mound Marcus
Mexia Tenaha
Roxton
Tuloso-Midway
San Antonio MacArthur
Troup Bryan Dallas Smith Arlington Heights
Evadale
Azle Flower Mound Marcus
Mabank
Orange Grove Desoto
Idalou Burkburnett Strake Jesuit San Antonio Alamo Heights
San Antonio MacArthur
San Antonio Stevens Ponder
Lindale
Rosenberg Terry
San Antonio Warren Van Vleck
Flower Mound Marcus
Manvel
San Antonio Alamo Heights
Desoto
Fort Bend Bush
THIRD TEAM Jalen Washington
Hendrickson
Deon Price
Austin McCallum
Richard Benedyth
Cy-Springs
Kris Anderson
White Oak
Latigo Collins
Pampa
Brandon Robbins
Spring Hill
Tyrone Swoopes
Whitewright
Tyler Day
Onalaska
Trevor Williams
Lipan
Zach Nelson
Lipan
Naaman Williams
Big Sandy
Nery Suarez
Lingleville
Jordan Prescott Yavneh Academy
Ronnel Jordan San Antonio Cole
Javarion Roberts
Clarksville
Ian Gulick
NB Canyon
Sean Tollinger
NB Canyon
Enrique Borreoi
EP Riverside
Art Vela
San Antonio Edison
Ken Valenzuela
Weslaco East
Jarod Adams
Seminole
Mister Carroll
Mexia
William Stinnett
LaVega
Joseph Gonzales Lucas Lovejoy
Bradley Swanks
Columbia
Nick Jones
Brownsboro
John Johnson
Sanger
Morgan Cooper
Jarrell
Height
5’8” 5’10” 5’10” 5’11” 6’1” 6’1” 6’1” 6’2” 6’2” 6’2” 6’2” 6’2” 6’2” 6’2” 6’2” 6’3” 6’3” 6’3” 6’4” 6’4” 6’4” 6’4” 6’5” 6’5” 6’6” 6’3” 6’6” 6’7” 6’7” 6’7” 6’8” 6’8” 6’8” 6’9” 6’11” FOURTH TEAM
Gabriel Alvarado
Mathis
Anthony Kincade
Chapel Hill
Marcus Foster
WF Hirschi
Niem Stevenson
Ranchview
Charles Brakes
Lonestar
Drake Osborn
Brock
Drew Polk
Hico
Gerren Ballard
Whitewright
Jerrell Sykes
Coldspring
Clay O’Dell
Jim Ned
Garek Duenez
Austwell-Tivoli
Jacob Darter
Childress
Xavier Bethany
Burton
Latrae Smith
Marlin
Johnathan Reece
New Waverly
Isaiah Gilliam
New Waverly
Jamazdon Powell
Kountze
Nick Shimanek
Mildred
Hunter Isom
Aransas Pass
Kolby Brown
Godley
Alex Robinson
Kennedale
Tucker Brown
Throckmorton
Gary Randolph
Goodrich
Mario Lopez
Huckabay
Ryan Beck
Pettus
Armando Garza
La Villa
Aubrey King
Mumford
Lanee Morris
Ira
11-12 TEXAS BASKETBALL
Class
Senior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Junior
Junior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Junior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Junior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Senior
Junior
Senior
FIFTH
Tanner Thomas
Lavonte Brown
Marty Yates
Riley Huseman
Jacob Novosad
Tory Jimenez
Jordan Driskill
Gary Moore
Tyler Pate
Andrew Landry
Zackery Shockley
Matt Pohler
Cody Petree
Conner Bertsch
H.B. Rosser
Matt Williams
Dylan Moton
Tyrell Johnson
Dillon Bickerstaff
Caleb Thomasson
Klaren Pae
Steven Enrique
Zeke Clay
Alex Ramirez
Dee Paul
Dominque Barton
Blake Turner
Damien Vidales
Woodson
Goodrich
Huckabay
Nazareth
Moulton
Olton
Lovelady
Clarksville
Port Aransas
Medina
Knippa
Shiner
Albany
Fayetteville
Clarksville
Mumford
Stacey
Hale Center
Slocum
Sands
Prairie Valley
Fort Davis
Grady
West Texas
Munday
Normangee
Tahoka
Seagraves
HONORABLE MENTION
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Ryan Abbott Boerne
Ashton Abendroth La Poynor
Colby Ake Howe
CJ Adame Aransas Pass
Connor Adams Granbury
Nate Adams Hereford
Victor Aguilar Brownsville Hanna
Brady Alexander Lamesa
Javelle Allen Prosper
Jehkenane Antoine West Brook
Ricky Arana Laredo Nixon
Jacob Armitage Greenwood
Zach Arnold Orange Grove
Blake Atnip Seymour
B
Nick Babb Arlington Martin
Clayton Baker Dumas
Tyler Baker Seymour
Tyler Barrios Hondo
Tevin Bartney Killeen
Zack Barton Seymour
Rex Baxter Klein
Brad Bendix Onalaska
Jeremy Bennett Humble
Chris Boleware Arlington Seguin
Trevor Bontke Lipan
Dylan Brandewic Crandall
Brady Braun Karnes City
Rocky Brigeno Harlandale
Trent Brittain Eastland
Xavier Broussard East Chambers
Clay Brown Pettus
Josh Burkett Spring DeKaney
Cody Burtscher Glen Rose
Garrett Butler Onalaska
William Butler Aransas Pass
C
Pope Cadesman Sonora
Trevor Cagle Como-Pickton
Jarius Caldwell Taylor
Ricky Cantu’ La Villa
Lane Carter Ballinger
Aaron Carvajal Tuloso-Midway
Gabe Carvajal Splendora
Nolan Cass The Woodlands
Connor Cella Katy Taylor
Jef Chivers Avery
Collin Christian Farwell
Carson Clark Troup
Tyler Clark Magnolia
Tyler Clement Burkburnett
Aaron Coker Burkburnett
Garret Colonna The Woodlands
Creed Colson Bronte
Connor Copley Water Valley
Ben Coppock Glen Rose
Jordan Corona SA Warren
Aeryk Cox Lamesa
Joe Crank Smithville
Shea Cravens Coahoma
Zachary Cresap Seguin
Imoni Cross Sonora
Zabdi Cuellar Red Oak Life
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Nathan Darko Conroe
Alex Daugereaux Barbers Hill
Tony Davis EP Montwood
Wes Davis Rockwall
Jacob Dawson Amarillo
Dameon Day FB Marshall
William Dean Rockdale
Marcus DeLeon Katy
Kaven Deloach Edgewood
J.T. Dettman Westwood
Michael Davis Levelland
Brandon Dickerson Van
Wade Dillenbeck Schulenburg
Kaylm Doster Alief Taylor
Qua Doster Alief Taylor
Brady Dowell Huckabay
Kelvin Downs Arlington Seguin
Xavier Dupree Alief Taylor
Aaron Durley FB Bush
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Stanley Ede FB Marshall
Dreylund Edwards Avery
Dakota Ellis Zephyr
Jerell Ellis SA Warren
Wyatt Eubanks Johnson City
Bralon Evans Baytown Sterling
Curtis Evans Marshal
Cody Everitt Shepherd
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Gary Farquhar Throckmorton
Keith Ford Cy-Ranch
Taylor Fields Groom
Hunter Fincher Mineral Wells
Dayton Fisher Sudan
Corbin Flora Como -Pickton
Nick Florence Vandegrift
Dadrian Franklin Jacksonville
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Hector Gandoria Vet. Memorial
DeMarcus Garcia SA Warren
Lorenzo Garcia Brownsville Hanna
Frank Garner Hitchcock
Caleb Garrett New Diana
Chris Garner Emory Rains
Ran Garza Lamesa
Clint Galyean Eastland
Matt Gentry Aransas Pass
Rylan Gerber Dumas
John George Onalaska
Tyler Germany Edgewood
Zach Glass Water Valley
Karrion Glover Baytown Sterling
Derrius Gooden Texas High
Jacob Graham Vandegrift
Stephen Graves Liberty Hill
Joseph Gray San Antion Taft
Corinthians Green Roxton
Marvell Green South Garland
Zack Griffith Edcouch-Elsa
Aaron Grubb La Vernia
Chris Guinn Glen Rose
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Ricky Hadley Atlanta
Ryan Haines Howe
Garrett Hammonds LD Bell
CJ Hantz Throckmorton
Michael Hardge Georgetown
Alec Harris North Forney
Logan Harris Boerne
Maverick Harris Boerne
Derrell Harrison Hitchcock
Hunter Hartley North Fornery
Brandon Hatfield Mabank
Adonis Haven Waco University
Ryan Havrda Schulenburg
Casey Heller Georgetown
Chase Higginbotham Chireno
Dav’Vin Hill Victoria East
Hayden Hill Nocona
Kyndahl Hill Humble
John Hirschhom Vandegrift
Tony Holt Lufkin Hudson
Word Hudson Sonora
Caleb Hullum Eastland
Torll Hunter Prosper
Miles Hustein Stephenville
Hagen Hutchinson Stamford
Luke Hutton Lake Travis
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Jacobi Ivy Tenaha
Korbin Irwin Gruver
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Eric Jackson Emory Rains
Taylor Jackson Ropes
Jiles James Troup
Trey Jameson Edgewood
Kameron Jefferson North Forney
Deon Johnson LaPoynor
Josiah Johnson Lindale
JeMarcus Johnson Hearne
Myles Johnson Arlington Martin
BJ Jones Cy-Fair
Caleb Jones Spring Hill
Jessie Jones Magnolia
Ronnie Jones Hempstead
TEXAS BASKETBALL MUSEUM
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Marcus Keene SA Warren
Drew Keeney Lorena
Quade Keith Lub. Roosevelt
Andrew Kelley Klein
Arbnor Kelmendi Stephenville
Oscar Kenebrew Smithville
Jimmy King Birdville
Kramer King Gruver
Orin King Van Vleck
Brodie Klink Wellington
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Shane LaCaille Liberty Hill
Dylan Larson New Braunfels
Clay Lattser Spring Hill
Christian Lawson Taylor
Ty Lay West Texas
Zack Lee Lorena
De Aundres Lewis Hearne
Dylan Lewis Lufkin Hudson
Richard Lincoln Everman
Kyle Little New Braunfels
Brian Long Killeen
Ruben Lopez Orange Grove
Roland Love SA Highlands
AJ Luckey FM Marcus
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John Malone FM Marcus
David Marler Mabank
Austin Mankin Coppell
Kenneth Marshall So. Houston
Joey Martinez EP Montwood
Austin Matschek Wall
Thomas Maxvill Emory Rains
Huestis McAnally Splendora
Javon McDade Austin Travis
John McGee Texas High
Tripp Melcher Boerne Champion
Ty Miles Seguin
Brian Miller SA Highlands
Calvin Mitchell South Houston
Kenny Moehrig La Vernia
Cameron Montgomery Seymour
Kolt Moreland Lamesa
Kolten Morris Farwell
Bryan Moskin Red Oak Life
David Moore Gainesville
Lacey Mose South Houston
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Derek Nalodka Westwood
Drew Nikolovski Lake Travis
Danny Nipp Lake Worthk
Hunter Nobile Nocona
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Ryan O’Hara San Antonio Taft
Warren Oishi Coppell
Blayton Oliver Throckmorton
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Brady Painter Groom
Matthew Palmer Lorena
Jake Pearcy Westwood
Nevin Pena Crosbyton
Colton Perez Woodson
Jr. Perry Humble
Levi Perry Ropes
Jarvis Pittman Leggett
Johnny Pittman Lindale
DeVonte’ Pryor Emory Rains
R
Jett Raines Coppell
Alex Ramirez West Texas
Reagan Randle Harper
Fernando Rey Reagan County
Calvin Richardson W. University
Horace Richardson Everman
Carl Robertson Spring Hill
Pete Robles Harlingen
Shaquille Robbins Troup
Rhett Roden Godley
David Rogers Boerne Champion
DeAaron Roland Tenaha
Marcus Roper SA Stevens
Alex Rowlett Barbers Hill
Carson Rucker Van
11-12 TEXAS BASKETBALL
Colby Rucker Van
Gabe Rueda Magnolia
Tanner Ruiz Coahoma
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Chris Saiz Cinco Ranch
Aaron Salinas Edcouch-Elsa
Charles Sanders Aransas Pass
Cris Sawyer Birdville
Matthew Schovajsa Crosbyton
Turner Schwarz Burleson
Josh Sharff Edgewood
Rakim Sharkey Harlandale
Ian Sharpless Victoria East
Kasey Shepherd Spring Dekaney
Austin Shockley Klein
Jalen Silmon Lake Worth
Kalvin Singletary Van Vleck
Cody Skubal Rockdale
Cameron Smith Lorena
Levi Smith Woodson
Otis Smith Crandall
Jeremy Snyder Taylor
John Starks Katy Taylor
D’Ante Starling Chireno
Bradley Stewart Troup
Juder Stidham Stephenville
Chance Stockbridge Mason
Aaron Stone Troy
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Zac Tabor Mineral Wells
DJ Taylor Stephenville
Jayme Taylor The Woodlands
Londedric Taylor Jacksonville
Cody Thomas Cy-Woods
DustinThomas Texas High
Wesley Thompson Troup
JeVaughn Threatt Terry
Kavin Tillbury Cy-Falls
Matt Tincher Mineral Wells
Hunter Tomlin Pettus
Alex Torres Howe
Alonzo Toscano Edcouch-Elsa
Eddie Tovar San Isidro
Anthony Trevino Tuloso-Midway
Michael Trevino San Isidro
Joey Trinkle The Woodlands
George Tucker Goodrich
Jameson Turner Boerne
Alandric Tutt Marshall
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Edgar Urias Greenwood
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Robert Van Krankenburg Lingleville
Bradley Veselka Boerne
Joshua Villarreal Vet. Memorial
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Ryan Walker Mabank
Michael Walling Wall
Eric Walters Canton
Ray Washington Waco Univeristy
Robert Waters Austin McNeil
Woody Watson
Bryce Westbrook Douglass
Reed Westbrook Douglass
Jerred Whisenhunt White Oak
Billy White Terry
Jordan White Throckmorton
Brad Wiggins Canton
Alex Williams Roxton
Dillon Williams Zephyr
Kam Williams Greenwood
Joseph Williams Orange Grove
Jonovan Williams Manvel
Ryne Williams FB Bush
Shefford Williams Van Vleck
Garrett Wilson Cinco Ranch
Hayden Worrell Austin McNeil
Cameron Wright Manvel
Eugene Wright Terry
Deonta Wyatt Leggett
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Levi Yancy White Oak
Daniel Ybarra Harlingen
Tanner Yeager Ponder
History of Texas High School Stars to the PRO’S taken in the 1st round + of the NBA Draft
Player
High School
Coach
University
Damion James
Nacogdoches
Steve Kelley
University of Texas
Dexter Pittman
B.F. Terry
Bennet Hatton
University of Texas
Willie Warren
The Colony
Cleve Ryan
Oklahoma
D.J. Augustin
Hightower
David Green
University of Texas
Darrell Arthur
South Oak Cliff James May II
Kansas
DeAndre Jordan Central Catholic Ronny Vela
Texas A&M
Acie Law IV
Dallas Kimball
Royce Johnson
Texas A&M
Sean Williams
Mansfield
Richie Alfred
Boston College LaMarcus AldridgeDallas Seagoville Charles Brooks University of Texas
Daniel Gibson
Houston Jones
* John Shelton
University of Texas
Deron Williams The Colony
Tommy Thomas Illinois
Ike Diogu
Garland
Phil Sirois
Arizona State
Gerald Green
Gulf Shores Acad.
HIGH SCHOOL
Jason Maxiell
Newman Smith Percy Johnson
Cincinatti
Daniel Ewing
Willowridge
Gary Nichols
Duke University
C.J. Miles
Dallas Skyline
J.D. Mayo
HIGH SCHOOL
Bracey Wright
The Colony
Tommy Thomas Indiana
Lawrence Roberts Houston Lamar Dennis Gillespie Missippi State
Emeka Okafor
Houston Bellaire Dave Hudek
Connecticut
Andre Emmett
Dallas Carter
Robert Allen
Texas Tech
Chris Bosh
Dallas Lincoln
*James May III Georgia Tech
T.J. Ford
Willowridge *,* GaryNichols
University of Texas
Ndudi Ebi Westbury Christian HIGH SCHOOL
Kendrick Perkins Beaumont Ozen * Andre Boutte
HIGH SCHOOL
Chris Owens
Duncanville
*Phil McNeely
Universitiy of Texas
Jerryl Sasser
Dallas Kimball * Goree Johnson
Southern Methodist University
Alton Ford
Houston Milby Boyce Honea
University of Houston
Kenyon Martin Dallas Adams
Tyrone Maxey
Cincinatti
Desmond Mason Waxahachie
John Nichols
Oklahoma State
Chris Mihm
Austin Westlake Clifton McNeely University of Texas
Jake Voskuhl
Strake Jesuit Butch Sigler
Connecticut
Eduardo Najera SA Cornerstone Christian
Oklahoma State
Jeff Forester
SA Madison
Southwest Texas State
Kenny Thomas El Paso Austin
Ronnie Paulk
New Mexico
Brian Skinner
Temple
Harry Miller
Baylor Rashard Lewis
Alief Elsik
Jerral Hartfiel
HIGH SCHOOL
Andrae Patterson Abilene Cooper Jack Aldridge
Indiana University
Maceo Baston
Dallas Spruce
Vail Rhodes
Michigan
Tony Battie
South Oak Cliff Chris Dyer
Texas Tech
Charles Smith
Fort Worth Dunbar Robert Hughes New Mexico
Stephen Jackson Port Arthur Lincoln Andre Boutte
Butler County JC
Jason Sasser
Dallas Kimball
Goree Johnson
Texas Tech
Kurt Thomas
Dallas Hillcrest Steve Scott
Texas Christian University
Greg Ostertag
Duncanville* Phil McNeely
Kansas
Mario Bennett
Denton Maurice Evans
Arizona State
Jimmy King
Plano East
Steve Adair
Michigan
B.J. Tyler
Port Arthur Lincoln* Andre Boutte University of Texas
Albert Burditt
Austin Lanier
Ernie Azios
University of Texas
Shaquille O’Neal San Antonio Cole Dave Madura
Louisiana State University
Oliver Miller
Fort Worth SW James Wood
University of Arkansas
Larry Johnson
Dallas Skyline
J.D.Mayo
University of Nevada
LaBradford Smith Bay City
Eddie Nelson
University of Lewisville
Lance Blanks
The Woodlands Terry Priest
University of Texas
Mookie Blaylock Garland
Lane Norsworthy Oklahoma
Ansu Sesay
Willowridge
Gary Nichols
Mississipi
Tito Horford
EpiscopalHouston
Miami
Greg Anderson
Houston Worthing
University of Houston
Ricky Winslow Houston Yates
Tommy Malone University of Houston
Dennis Rodman Dallas SOC
did not play HS SE Oklahoma State HOF
Michael Young Houston Yates
Tommy Malone University of Houston
Clyde Drexler
Houston Sterling *, (2)***
University of Houston HOF
Greg Kite
Houston Madison *Paul Benton
Brigham Young
Craig Ehlo
Lubbock Monterey Joe Michalka
Washington State
Terry Teagle
Broaddus *,*,*,* Marion Neill
Baylor University
Ricky Pierce
South Garland
Garland Nichols Rice University
Rob Williams
Houston Milby Boyce Honea
University of Houston
Alton Lister
Dallas Wilson
Henson
Arizona State
Tate Armstrong Spring Woods
Roy Kieval
Duke
Robert Reid
Schertz Clemens Weldon Beard
St. Mary’s TX
Ira Terrell
Dallas Roosevelt Ellis Davis
Southern Methodist University
Dwight Jones
Houston Wheatley *,*,*Jackie Carr University of Houston
Not mentioned are the players that were never drafted, but worked
their way into the NBA after having served their time in European
leagues,
and Continental
History
of Texasleagues.
High School Stars taken in the 1st
11-12 TEXAS BASKETBALL
NBA Team
#24 Atlanta
#32 Heat
#54 Clippers
#9 Charlotte
#27 New Orleans
#35 LA Clippers
#11 Atlanta
#17 New Jersey
#2 Portland
#42 Cleveland
#3 Utah
#9 Golden State
#18 Boston
#26 Detroit
#32 LA Clippers
#34 Utah
#47Minnesota
#55 Seattle
#2 Charlotte
#36 Seattle
#4 Toronto
#8 Milwaukee
#26 Minnesota
#27 Boston
#48 Milwaukee
#22 Orlando
#51 Phoenix
#1 New Jersey
#17 Seattle
#7 Chicago
#33 Chicago
#38 Houston
#21 Golden State
#22 Houston
#22 LA Clippers
#32 Seattle
#48 Minnesota
#58 Chicago
#5 Denver #26 Miami
#43 Phoenix
#41 Sacrmento
#10 Miami
#28Utah
#27 Phoenix
#35 Toronto
#20 Philadelphia
#53 Houston
# 1 Orlando
#22 Phoenix
#1 Charlotte
Washington
#26 Detroit
#12 New Jersey
#30 Dallas
#39 Milwaukee
#23 San Antonio
#28 Chicago
#27 Detroit
#24 Boston
#14 Portland
#23 Boston
#48 Houston
#16Houston #18 Detroit
#19 Denver
#21 Milwaukee
#13 Chicago
#40 Houston
#45 Phoenix
#9 Atlanta
Year
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Shaquille O’Neal
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Rashard Lewis
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Daniel Gibson
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C.J. Miles
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Stephen Jackson
round of the NBA Draft
Chris Bosh High School to the Pro’s
Chris Bosh
After a year at Georgia Tech Chris Bosh
was drafted Number 4 in the 2003 NBA
draft in the first round by Toronto. In the
eight years in the NBA he has a career average of 20.0 ppg and 9.2 rbg. The former
Dallas Lincoln standout led his team to the
State 4A Championship in his senior year
by defeating Beaumont Ozen 71-51 which
had won the State title in the previous year.
Ozen was led by another Texas product,
Kendrick Perkins who led his team the
Boston Celtics, to the World Championship in 2009. Glad to be out of Toronto
and recruited by the Miami Heat to become
one of the BIG THREE, a team predicted
to have a lock on winning the World title in
2011. Bosh’s numbers didn’t hardly change
as he averaged 18.7 ppg, and 8.3 rbg for
the Heat. Instrumental in helping his team
all the way to the finals before succumbing
to the Dallas Mavericks for the trophy and
glory of retaining the World Championship.
Probably the only thing that compares to
the frustration of coming up short compares
to his junior year at Lincoln and they faced
San Antonio Lanier in the State Semi-finals,
and the Voks completely frustrated Bosh
who wound up fouling out, after his team
which was projected at meeting Ozen in
the finals for the title, did not materialize. Bosh has got to be proud of all that he has
accomplished as a premier player and outstanding career. Although Miami didn’t win
the title, learning from this past year, what
is needed to win it all, will certainly affect
how they strive to meet this years expectations. You might say the pressure is off, but
it will be fun to watch who comes out on
top in 2012!
Dwight Davis
Houston Worthing
George Johnson
Kenny Spain
Houston Austin *
David Lattin
Houston Worthing *, **
Darrell Hardy
Houston Jeff Davis
John Beasley
Linden-Kildare
Mitch Edwards Houston Wheatley Colin Briggs
Lucious Jackson
McCoy McLemoreHouston Yates
Bennie Lennox Clear Creek
Larry Phillips
Spring Branch
Rick Kaminsky
Houston Bellaire
Jim Reynolds
Lyle Harger
Bill Brown
Zelmo Beatty
Woodville
Jan Loudermilk Big Spring
Carroll Broussard Port Arthur Jefferson * Pete Pense
Ted Luckenbill
Jay Arnette
Austin McCallum
Tom Robitaille
Ron Stevenson
Harry Kirchner
Leon Hill
David Stallworth Dallas Madison
Benny Swain
Houston Lincoln
Temple Tucker
Bowie
Dick O’Neal
Jerry Mallett
Beaumont South Park
Raymond Downs
Don Boldebukck
O’Neal Weaver Martin’s Mill
Bill Banks
Don Lance
Gene Schwinger
Troy Burris
Houston Jeff Davis Roy Needham
***(5) Slater Martin
Clifton McNeeley Greenwood Slidell
Bob Kinney
San Antono Jefferson
* State Champion
Dennis Rodman (AKA The Worm) was inducted into the National Hall of Fame this year, an
honor only bestowed upon three players from
Texas. (see editorial page 2)
University of Houston
Stephen F. Austin University
University of Houston
Texas Western (UTEP)
Baylor
Texas A&M
Pan American
Pan American
Drake
Texas A&M
Rice University
Yale
Abilene Christian
University of Houston
Howard Payne
Prairie View A&M
Southern Methodist University
Texas A&M
University of Houston
University of Texas
Rice University
TCU
TCU
Texas Tech
Wichita State
Texas Southern University
Rice University
Texas ChristianUniversity
Baylor
University of Texas
University of Houston
Midwestern
Southwest Texas State
Rice University
Rice University
West Texas State
University of Texas
HOF
Texas Western (UTEP)
Rice University
** NCAA Champion, NAIA 11-12 TEXAS BASKETBALL
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THSCA ALL-STAR GAME FACTS
All Star Basketball Games MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS from 1947-2011
North All-Stars MVP Devonta Abron
of Seagoville High School
Tre Demps of San Antonio Reagan H.S.
MVP for the South All-Stars.
Slam Dunk Champ 6’5” Jordan Green
from Flower Mound High School
6’5” Tyler Friedel of Victoria East High
School won the three point contest
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MVP PLAYER HS
N Devonta Abron, Dallas Seagoville
S Tre Demps, San Antonio Reagan
N T.J. Taylor,Denison
S Darius Richardson,Ft. Bend Bush
S Brandon Thompson, S.A Stevens
N Caden Dickerson, Argyle
N D’Andre Williams, Am. Palo Duro
S Julian Boyd, San Antonio Taft
S Mike Singletary, Kingwood
N Clinton Houston, FM Marcus
S Dexter Pittman, B.F. Terry
N Michael Crabstree, Dallas Carter
N A.J. Abrams, Round Rock McNeil
S David Devezin, Ft. Bend Marshall
N Raymond Hicks, Longview
S Dominque Richardson, Judson
S Stephen Floyd, Ft. Bend Elkins
N Lance Jacksonm, F.W. Dunbar
N Ike Diogu, Garland
S Byron Scott, Crockett
S Cedric Williams, North Shore
N Michael Harris, Hillsboro
N Brandon Crump, Klein
S Justin Harbert, San Antonio Taft
N Bingo Merrieux, Wichita Falls
S George Williams, Ft. Bend Elkins
N Greg Harrington, Newman Smith
S Toshay Harvey,Ho Sharpstown
N Jeryl Sasser, Dallas Kimball
S Chris Mihm, Austin Westlake
N Gabe Muoneke, Cypress-Falls
S Quincy Simms, C.C. West Oso
S Omar Sneed, Beaumont Westbrook
N Brian Hulett, Springlake-Earth
N Roddrick Miller, Temple
S Galen Robinson, Aldine MacArthur
S Jesse Cravens, San Anton Marshall
N Charles Smith, Fort Worth Dunbar
N Dayo Hollaway, F.W. Dunbar
S Joseph Blair,C.E. King
N Mario Bennett, Denton
S Marcus Banks, S.A. East Central
N Stevin Smith, Dallas Spruce
S Tremaine Wingfield,Brazoswood
N Derrick Smith, Humble
S Shaquille O’Neal, San Antonio Cole
N Jamaal Brown, Arl. Sam Houston
S Daimon Sweet, Beaumont Central
N Sammy Simpson, Amarillo
S Arthur Massey, SA Roosevelt
MVP PLAYER HS
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N Calvin Tillis, Grapeland
S Jerry Mason, Lamesa
N Lance Blanks, Conr McCullough
S Sean Gay, Houston Madison
N Frank Williams, Dallas Samuell
S Glenn Puddy, Clear Lake
N Mike Nelson, Pampa
S Carlton McKinney, Nixon
N Ryant Greene, Plano
S Edwin Mitchell, Diboll
N Herb Johnson, Midland
S Billy Bahnsen, Wharton
N Kenneth Roberson, Roosevelt
S Michael Young,Houston Yates
MVP George Turner,Hitchcock
MVP David Little, Abilene
MVP Vernon Smith, Carter
MVPMicah Owens,SA Jefferson
MVP Waymond Lister, SOC
MVP Mitchell Goodner, Denton
MVP David Buchanan,Cl Lake
MVP Huey Smith, HoustLincoln
MVP Ira Terrell, Roosevelt
MVP Carl Jones,WF Hirschi
MVP Sammy Hervey, Crozier
MVP James Lister,Dal Madison
MVP Joe Lenox, Clear Creek
MVP Gene Phillips, HoustJones
MVP Jerry Kroll, HouMemorial
MVP Rox GoodwineSan Marcos
MVP Billy Arnold, Haltom City
MVP Billy Jorgenson,South SA
MVP Dub Malais, Odessa
MVP John Paul Fultz, DSamuell
MVP Rick Kaminsky,H Bellaire
MVP Thompson, Bowie
MVP Bill Brown, Pampa
MVP Jerry Pope, Pampa
MVP Max Williams, Avoca
MVP E. J. McElvainPampa
MVP Russell Boone, Sweeny
MVP Jim Swink, Rusk
MVP Waymon Buchanan C Riverside
MVP Kelly Jim Duncan, Cayuga
N Joe Abbott, Canyon
S Jerry Norton, Texarkana
N O’Neal Weaver, Martins Mill
S Freddie Whillock, Cayuga
MVP Tommy Lewis Hancock,Prairie Valley
North All Stars 103 - South 94
to pull with 3 points going into the
4th quarter, but the second shots
and the power inside of the North
proved to be too much as they took
the victory giving the North a 37
wins to the Souths 30 in the history of the game.
All-Star games celebrate the
outstanding achievements that the
players and coaches have accomplished. Respected by their peers
and coaches the contest is not to
see who won, but rather a life-time
acknowledgement of their careers.
Fort Worth, Texas (Monday July 25, 2011) Daniel
Meyer Coliseum on the Texas
Christian University campus.The 79th meeting of the Texas
High School Coaches Association showcased the 67th Annual Basketball All Star game.
One of the highlights of the
year for the basketball community , has 12 players being
chosen for each side, two from
each classification, with two at
large and playing a set number
of minutes leading up to the
4th quarter.
The night was filled with
plenty of dunks a total of 13
between the teams that featured the North squad with a
distinct advantage in the size
department as Devonta Abron
6’8” from Seagoville H.S.
and a University of Arkansas
signee was selected as the
Most Valuable player with 27
points in the game.
EDLEWEISS
#24 Tashawn Thomas 6’7” of Killeen High School
and a University of Houston signee, sends a message
for the North with authority!
The South squad
coached by Ronnie Courtney the
2010 State Champion coach from
Ft. Bend Bush
as Tre Demps
from San Antonio
Reagan H.S. and the MVP for the
South, scored his first thee 3-pters
and finished with 28 points to lead
all scorers. The
South’s lead was
short lived as the
took control of
the boards and ran
to a 51-47 halftime lead.
Coach Cleve
Ryan of The
Colony and his star player Austin
Chatman a Creighton University
signee were able to hook up for one
more game and a triumph.
In the third quarter, the South rallied
NORTH
FG
FT
TP
SOUTH
FG
FT
TP
Austin Chapman
Sean Voss
Forrest Robinson
Jordan Green
Derrell Gibbs
Franklin Derry
Devonta Abron *
Hondo Webb
Thomas Tashawn
Luke Carpenter
Zane Hernandez
DuJuan Cooper
Totals
Deonnte Breedlove
Jacorian Duffield
Desmond Fite
Tyler Friedel
Dante Haynes
JaLexius Davis
Monte Green-Avery
Jim Mills III
Delano Te Demps *
Raymond Robinson
Aaron Olvera Anthony Walker
Totals
2-16
2-4
6-7
3-8
1-4
0-2
10-12
3-4
6-7
2-2
2-2
3-3
40-71
3-6
1-3
1-4
4-9
0-2
2-6
0-1
0-1
10-21
4-5
2-5
3-5
31-69
0-1
0-0
1-1
2-3
0-1
0-0
7-11
0-2
3-3
0-0
1-2
0-0
14-25 1-4
3-8
0-0
0-0
0-1
6-8
0-0
0-0
3-4
0-0
3-5
1-4
17-31
5
4
14
8
2
0
27
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16
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6
103
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94
attendance: 1,550
* MVP
NORTH
28 23 21 31 103
SOUTH
19 28 22 25 94
11-12 TEXAS BASKETBALL
#4 Tyler Friedel a 6’5” shooting guard from
Victoria East High School and 3 point champion,
shows that classic shooting form.
BIG MEN * POST * CENTER * BIG MEN * POST
BIG MEN * POST * CENTER *
CL
PLAYER
SCHOOL
HT.
PPG RBG
2A
Anthony Young
Troup
7’0”
5A
Cameron Ridley
Ft. Bend Bush
6’11” 16.2
15.3
4A
Andrew Poulter
New Braunfels Canyon 6’11”
5A
Princeton Ibeh
Naaman Forest
6’10”
6.0
6.0
5A
Aaron Durley
Ft. Bend Bush
6’10”
5A
Nate Anderson
Stony Point
6’10”
4A
Isiah Austin
Mansfield Legacy
6’10” Pvt.
Jarred Kite
San Antonio Antonian 6’9”
9.5
6.3
5A
Dominic Woodson
Stony Point
6’9”
9.0
9.0
4A
Kelvin Downs
Arlington Seguin
6’9”
8.2
8.8
5A
Danny Newsome
Langham Creek
6’9”
4.1
5A
Jeff Clark
Baytown Sterling
6’9”
4.0
7.0
Pvt.
Jeremy King
Houston St. Thomas
6’9”
3.8
3.2
3A
Josh Gentry
Aransas Pass
6’9” 2.3
5A
Joey Martinez
El Paso Montwood
6’9”
2.0
4.0
4A
Brandon Bartos
Boerne Champion
6’9”
1.1
5A
Jared Lowe
Grapevine
6’9”
4A
Terry Allen
Manvel
6’8”
21.2
10.1
4A
Shelby Lane
SA Alamo Heights
6’8”
14.0
8.0
5A
Darian Banks
Deer Park
6’8”
11.6
7.8
4A
Gabe Rueda
Magnolia
6’8”
11.3
3A
Paxton Kelley
Sweetwater
6’8”
11.0
4.8
5A
Nick Banyard
Flower Mound Marcus 6’8”
10.0
6.0
1A
Blake Atnip
Seyour
6’8”
9.0
8.0
Pvt.
Jarred Kite
Antonian College
6’8”
8.7
4.2
3A
Rance Layton
Seminole
6’8”
4.2
3.8
5A
John Malone
Flower Mound Marcus 6’8”
2.0
5A
David Wacker
Converse Judson
6’8”
4A
Ben Lammers SA Alamo Heights
6’8”
4A
Evan Boland
SA Alamo Heights
6’8”
5A
Andrew Kelley
Klein
6’8”
3A
Cameron Pearson
Dallas Madisonn
6’8”
4A
Kelvin Downs
Arlington Seguin
6’8”
2A
Kalvin Singletary
Van Vleck
6’7”
21.0
14.0
4A
Derrick Griffin Terry 6’7”
15.0
11.3
4A
Trey Allen
Manvel
6’7”
13.0
11.0 5A
Jett Raines
Coppell
6’7”
13.0
6.0
4A
Kyndahl Hill
Humble
6’7”
12.0 8.0
4A
Dustin Thomas
Texas High
6’7”
11.0
10.0
2A
Brad Braun
Karnes City
6’7”
10.3
10.1
5A
Xavier Dupree
Alief Taylor
6’7”
8.1
5A
Dekeeba Batte
Plano West
6”7”
7.3
6.9
5A
Joey Trinkle
The Woodlands
6’7”
6.6
4.7
1A
Blake Atnop
Seymour
6’7”
6.0
5.5 4A
Kris Obaseki
Manvel
6’7”
5.0
2.2
4A
Aaron Hughes
Birdville
6’7”
3.8
3.5
2A
Brad Bendix
Onalaska
6’7”
3.5
5.2
4A
Sylvester Kincheon
Austin Travis
6’7”
2.2
1.2
5A
Taurean Waller-Prince San Antonio Warren
6’7”
5A
Matt Cook
Cy-Falls
6’7”
4A
Jacob Graham
Vandegrift
6’7”
5A
Danny Newsome
Langham Creek
6’7”
5A
Sam Oszuna
College Park
6’7”
4A
Chris Dash
Lake Travis
6’7”
3A
Nick Cates
Kennedale
6’7”
2A
Forest Robinson
Eastland
6’7”
4A
TC Greene
Mabank
6’7”
5A
Patrick Burk
Arlington Martin
6’7”
TEXAS BASKETBALL PROUDLY PRESENTS & SHOWCASES THE BEST BIG MEN IN THE STATE.
11-12 TEXAS BASKETBALL
So.
Jr.
Jr.
6’11” Andrew Poulter of
New Braunfels Canyon High School
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6’8” Terry Allen of Manvel H.S.
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6’8” Shelby Lane of San Antonio
Alamo Heights High School
Jr.
Jr.
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So.
6’8” Nick Banyard of Flower Mound High School
TEXAS BASKETBALL
MAGAZINE’S
CHOICE
I. Flower Mound Marcus
II. DeSoto
FM Marcus takes the Gold!
AAAAA
III. FB Bush IV. San Antonio MacArthur
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MARCUS (39-1) - The #1 Marauders had another amazing season going undefeated in district
play with a 14-0 record before making it to the
playoffs where they had the legs to make it all the
way to the Drum in Austin once more where they
were crowned State champions! The Red, White,
Silver & Black took their 2nd consecutive Region
I Championship by beating Keller Fossil Ridge
57-47, #17 Duncanville 56-50, #24 Lewisville
66-45, #10 North Crowley 49-43, and #28 Cedar Hill 46-38 to take it to the Drum. In the State
Semi-finals they beat Fort Bend Hightower just
53-41 to propel them to the finals. In the Cham
pionship game what looked like a blowout in the
first half, turned into a nailbiter as Marcus held
on to beat #2 Lakeview Centennial 65-58 to win
the gold. Coach Danny Henderson is all smiles as
he returns 4 starters and 9 lettermen for this years
campaign. Look for the Marauders to go for the
repeat in 2012!
LAKEVIEW CENTENNIAL (37-1) - The #2
Patriots of veteran coach Tony Mauldin made
their 2nd consecutive trip to State, finishing as
State Finalist in 2010, and were very much in the
hunt to bring home the gold in 2011. The Royal
Blue & Gold won the Region II championship
by beating Richardson Lake Highlands 98-75,
#9 Bryan 78-70, Killeen Harker heights 84-62,
#26 The Woodlands 67-64, and #4 DeSoto 5450 to earn their ticket to the Drum. In the State
Semi-finals the Patriots beat #16 San Antonio
Taft 87-77 to take it to the Finals. In the Championship game they were down and out in the
first half, and made a furious comeback, but fell
short as #1 Flower Mound Marcus prevailed
with a 65-58 win to end a brilliant season for the
Patriots. The Royal Blue & Gold will build this
years team around 5 returning lettermen and a
solid sub-varsity program. Look for the Patriots
to extend their season again, and fight their way to
Austin in 2012!
#10 Phil Forte of Flower Mound Marcus
takes it strong to the hoop. Marcus will be
looking to make it two in a row in 2012!
1. FM Marcus
2. FB Bush
3. FB Travis
4. DeSoto
5. SA MacArthur
6. Kingwood
7. FB Hightower
8. SA Churchill
9. Bryan
10. Cedar Hill
11. Converse Judson
12. Duncanville
13. FB Elkins
14. Seven Lakes
15. SA Clark
16. Strake Jesuit
17. Spring DeKaney
18. Plano West
19. The Woodlands
20. SA Wagner
21. Lubbock Coronado
22. Cy-Falls
23. Klein Forest
24. SA Warren
25. Houston Madison
26. SA Stevens
27. Cy-Lakes
28. Pflugerville
29. Westfield
30. Alexander
#1 Lewisville Marcus 53-41 to end a brilliant season. The 11-12 Green
& White will return 9 lettermen, that includes 2 starters. Look for HHS
to be shooting for another run to State in 2012!
NORTHSIDE TAFT (34-6) - The #16 Raiders finished district play
as the outright district champs with an impressive 15-1 record which
punched their ticket into the post-season where they fought all the way to
FORT BEND HIGHTOWER (29-8) - The the Drum in Austin as State Semi-Finalists. Taft won their 4th Region
Hurricanes made the most of their District
IV Championship in the school’s history by taking out San Antonio East
Runner-up place by making their 3rd trip to State Central 67-42, #13 Churchill 57-47, Northside Clark 35-33, Edinburg
in the history of the school. Coach David Green’s 62-52, and San Antonio MacArthur 77-61 to take it to State. In the
team took their 1st Region III Championship
Semi-finals the Raiders were beaten by #2 Lakeview Centennial 87-77 to
by beating Clute Brazoswood 63-46, Pasadena
end a great year. Coach Joey Tate will lose all of his starters to graduaSouth Houston 88-46, Fort Bend Elkins 47-38, tion, but will have 8 lettermen back to make another playoff run in 2012!
Houston Madison 78-64 and Fort Bend Travis
55-47 to secure their place in Austin. In the State
Semi-finals the Green & White were beaten by
Look for the 2012-13 Texas
Basketball Magazine to be
done electronically online
next season.
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Other Teams to watch !
RI: Lewisville, Richland, El
Paso Hanks, Northwest, Arlington Martin, Americas
RII: Garland Lakeview,
Berkner, Austin McNeil, Westwood, College Park
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RIII: Langham Creek, Clear
Springs, Deer Park, Houston
Memorial, Elsik, Westbrook
RIV: Edinburg, Sharyland,
Reagan, United, Harlingen,
Weslaco, Northside Taft
TEXAS BASKETBALL
MAGAZINE’S
CHOICE
I. Amarillo Palo Duro
II. Dallas Kimball
Dallas Kimball wins State!
DALLAS KIMBALL (38-3) - The #5
Kimball Knights made their 8th trip to the
State tournament in search of that elusive
gold. The Scarlet Red & Navy Blue won
the Region II tournament championship by
defeating Dallas Conrad 73-35, McKinney
78-63, Dallas Wilson 62-57, Bastrop 79-49,
and #9 Dallas Lincoln 51-42 to advance to
Austin. In the State Semi-finals the Knights
beat Cedar Park 50-36 to propel them to
the championship game. In the championship game the Kimball led from start to finish
as they held off #2 LaMarque 78-64 to take
home the gold and finish up as the #1 team in
the State. The 11-12 Scarlet Red & Navy
Blue of coach Royce Johnson will return a
solid core of 7 lettermen, including 1 starter
back for next years campaign. Look for the
Scarlet Knights to reload and make another
run to the Drum in 2012!
LAMARQUE (33-5) -The #2 Cougars
from LaMarque made school history by
being the first team to take it to the State
tournament. The White, Blue & Gold won
the Region III crown by defeating Angleton
66-49, #3 Houston Yates 102-91(last years
State Champions), #16 Rosenberg Terry
69-62, Kingwood Park 59-50, & #6 Galveston Ball 58-56 to earn their trip to the Big
Shoot-out. In the Semi-finals the Cougars
outlasted the Arlington Heights Yellow
Jackets 72-61 to advance to the title game.
In the Championship game the White, Blue
& Gold started off slow but finished strong
closing within 3 points, but fell to the #5
Kimball Kights 78-64 to end a brilliant
season. The 11-12 Cougars will a nucleus
of 1 starter and 2 lettermen returning for next
years playoff edition. Look for the COUGS
to be playoff bound again in 2012!
CEDAR PARK (22-17) - The Timberwolves of coach Blake Brown won their
first appearance to the State Tournament in
the schools history. The Green, Black &
Silver took the Region IV Championship
by beating Austin Reagan 75-59, Kerrville
Tivy 47-45, New Braunfels Canyon 39-34,
San Antonio Lanier 45-41, and Boerne
Champion 45-24 to march to Austin. In the
Look for the 2012-13 Texas
Basketball Magazine to be
done electronically online
next season.
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IV. NB Canyon
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Amarillo Palo Duro
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Arlington Heights
Houston Yates
Denton Ryan
NB Canyon
BF Terry
Lancaster
Cedar Park
Alamo Heights
San Antonio Lanier
Crowley
Waco Midway
Boerne Champion
The Colony
Summit
FW Southwest
Lamar Consolidated
LBJ
South Oak Cliff
John Tyler
Tuloso-Midway
Kerrville Tivy
Frenship
Everman
Canyon Randall
LaMarque
Waco University
Pearland Dawson
#3 Shannon Lilly last years UIL 4A MVP checks out the rankings!
State semis the Wolves were overcome by Dallas Kimball, which prevailed
50-36 to end a great run. The 11-12 Green, Black & Silver will return only
3 lettermen to build next years team around for another playoff ride.
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS (32-4) - The Yellow Jackets of coach Gary
Collier made their fifth trip to State in the schools history. The Navy Blue
Yellow won the Region I Championship by beating Fort Worth Boswell
&
85-27, #20 Mansfield Summit 44-36, Fort Worth Southwest 55-52, Denton
Ryan 73-62, and #1 Lewisvlle The Colony 63-57 in the Regional Finals to
earn their ticket to the Drum. In the State semis the Jackets were defeated
by #2 LaMarque 72-61 to end a super year. The 11-12 edition of the Navy
Blue & Yellow will return 2 starters and a total of 7 lettermen for this years
playoff entry. Look for the JACKETS to use this past years play, as the momentum to make another run to the Drum in 2012!
4A
Other Teams to watch !
RI: Azle, EP Andress, Boswell,
Byron Nelson, EP Chapin
RII: Lancaster, South Oak Cliff,
Tyler, Highland Park, Sherman,
Marshall, Whitehouse
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RIII: Ozen, Kingwood Park, Houston Jones, Manvel, Galveston Ball,
Humble, Livingston, Nederland
RIV: Tuloso-Midway, Roma,
Brennan, Calhoun, Calallen,
Hidalgo, Rouse
TEXAS BASKETBALL
MAGAZINE’S
CHOICE
I. Burkburnett
II. Argyle
The Crown goes to West Oso!
WEST OSO (35-3) - The Bears won
their 3rd consecutive District Championship 10-0 (34-0 in the last three
years of district play) and vaulted all
the way to win the Class AAA State
Championship in 2011. The #2 Blackcats had a super year as they won their
10th Region IV Championship with
victories over Mathis 55-37, Sweeney
70-54, San Antonio Houston 75-70,
and Corpus Christi Miller 77-70 to get
their ticket to the Drum. In the State
Semi-finals the Blackcats turned back
Dallas Smith 80-60, then defeated #3
Burkburnett in a close contest 61-57 to
take home the gold and the #1 ranking
in the State. The 11-12 Red, Black &
White of The coach Arnold Flores will
return 1 starter and 4 playoff veterans
for this years edition. With help from
the sub-varsity look for West Oso to
take another playoff ride in 2012!
IV. San Antonio Sam Houston
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earn their ticket to the Big Dance. In the State Semi-Finals
the Orange & Black beat #24 Mexia 77-68 to take it to the
finals. In the Championship game Burkburnett was edged
by #2 West Oso 61-57 to end a great year. The 11-12
DAWGS will return 1 starter along with a total of 6 lettermen for this years campaign. Look for the DAWGS to be
back in the hunt for gold in 2012!
MACEO SMITH (26-10) - The Falcons lost out to #8
Dallas Madison two out of three times last season, but the
third time was a charm as it secured their place in history
taking the 3rd place position with a 5-3 district slate and
vaulting all the way to the State Semi-finals for the first
time in the school’s history. Maceo Smith won
the Region II Tournament by defeating #14 Prosper 85-64, Van
Alstyne 78-59, #8 Dallas Madison 86-82, Lindale
56-53,
and #11 Argyle 63-60 to earn their trip to Austin. In the
State Semi-final game they ran into a team on a mission as
West Oso the eventual State Champion prevailed 80-60 to
end a great run. The 11-12 Royal Blue & Silver of coach
John Burley will have a solid crew returning made up of 7
lettermen, that includes 2 starters for this years campaign.
Look for the Falcons to soar again in 2012, and use the
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III. Mexia
BURKBURNETT (33-4) - The #3
Bulldogs of coach Danny Nix were
making their 2nd appearance to State,
with the first coming in 2008. Burkburnett won the Region I Tournament by
defeating #28 Mineral Wells 101-57,
#22 Kennedale 76-71, #1 Lubbock
Estacado 71-62, and Pampa 68-48 to
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#34 James Norman of Dallas
Smith blocks out #40 Davon Fox
of West Oso in the State Semifinals.
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momentum they gained in last years run to make another playoff trek for the gold!
MEXIA (31-6) - The #24 Blackcats had a super year as
they won the Region III Championship for the fourth time
to advance to the Drum. The Black & Red of coach Walter Smith had victories over Tyler Chapel Hill 50-35, #27
Lufkin Hudson 99-54, #4 Hardin -Jefferson 66-60, and
Athens 60-59 to get their ticket to the Drum. In the State
Semi-finals the Blackcats fun ride was over as #3 Burkburnet
won 77-68 to end a brilliant season. The 11-12 Black & Red
are loaded as they will return 8 playoff veterans, that includes
4 starters who are looking to get back to the Drum. Good
experience, depth, defense and their ability to score will have
the CATS making another run to the Drum in 2012!
Other Teams to watch !
RI: Abilene Wylie, Lubbock
Cooper, Greenwood, Decatur,
Andrews, Lake Worth
RII: Wilmer-Hutchins,
Athens, Paris, Sanger, Celina,
Crandall, Canton, Spring Hill
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RIII: La Vega, Navasota, Cold
Spring, Sealy, Lorena, Rockdale
RIV: Burnet, Aransas Pass, Fredricksburg, Hondo, Salado
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TEXAS BASKETBALL
MAGAZINE’S CHOICE
I. Idalou
II. Ponder
Idalou State Champs in 2011!
AA
III. Crockett
IDALOU (33-1) - The #1 Idalou
Wildcats made their 2nd consecutive
State appearance in their schools history
looking to take home the gold, after
making it to the championship game in
2010. The 2011 Green & Gold won the
Region I Championship beating Denver
City 81-44, Childress 73-35, Hico 7251 and #18 Muleshoe 76-47 to march
back to Austin. In the State Semi-Finals
the Wildcats of coach Tyler Helms beat
#4 Halletsville 75-64 in overtime to take
it to the title game. The Wildcats had
another nail biter as Idalou prevailed taking a hard fought game by 1 point over
Tatum 55-54 to take home the gold.
With two trips to the Drum in a row and
pulling home the State title in 2011, The
CATS are not done, as 11 lettermen,
including 3 starters return for the 11-12
season. Look for Idalou to make it three
in a row in the 2011-12 season, because
MO is definitely with them to return
back to Austin in 2012!
IV. San Antonio Cole
TOP
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Twenty-Five
1. Idalou
2. San Antonio Cole
3. Crockett
4. Tatum
5. Childress
6. Kountze
6. White Oak
7. Brock
8. Jim Ned
10. Ponder
11. Melissa
12. Jarrell
13. Whitewright
14. Hico
15. Wall
16. Italy
17. New Waverly
18. Halletsville
19. Santa Rosa
20. Daingerfield
21. Central Heights
22. Hitchcock
23. Cameron
24. Eastland
25. Ballinger
26. Muleshoe
27. Slaton
28. Van Vleck
29. Schulenburg
30. Boling
TATUM (32-8) - The Eagles from
Tatum made their 2nd trip to the Drum,
the first when they were State finalist in
2003, and were looking to bring home
the gold in 2011. Coach Brett Carr’s
team won the Region III Championship
by turning back New Boston 58-53, #6
Daingerfield 68-60, #5 New Waverly
77-58, and #21 Crockett 78-75 to take
their show to the Drum. In the State Semi-finals the #11 Riley Payne of Idalou looks to take his
Kelly Green & White beat Melissa 70-57 to make the team back to State for a repeat in 2012!
finals. In the Championship game the Eagles went all
Dozier will return 6 lettermen for this years campaign Two years in
out, but were barely beat by one point by #1 Idalou to
a row to the State tournament will be tough to duplicate. Hit hard
end a great year. The 11-12 Kelly Green & White of
by graduation the Brahmas look to reload and extend their season
coach Brett Carr will have only one starter returning,
again in 2012. Halletsville builds another championship calibre
but will have 11 lettermen in the nest to build this years
team in 2012!
team around. Look for the EAGLES to use their playoff experience to soar in the playoffs in 2012!
MELISSA (36-2) - The #10 Cardinals of coach Clint Sadler won
the District Championship with a perfect 10-0 district slate and
HALLETSVILLE (33-5) - The #4 Brahmas of
advanced all the way to the State tournament to make their first apcoach Rich Dozier were also making their 2nd conpearance in the School’s history. The Red, Black & White won the
secutive appearance in the State tournament in search
Region II Championship by turning back Holliday 54-43, #7 Brock
of that elusive gold. The Maroon, Gray & White
44-32, Crawford 57-30, and Italy 76-47 to take it to the Drum. In
won the Region IV Championship by beating Boling
the State Semi-finals the Cardinals were edged by Tatum 70-57
117-80, Cameron Yoe 78-68, #17 Santa Rosa 71-47,
to end a brilliant season. The 11-12 Cardinals will have a good
and #12 San Antonio Cole 44-37 to earn their ticket
nucleus of 9 lettermen, including 1 starter ready for another playoff
to the Drum. In the State Semi-finals the Brahmas
run in 2012. Great playoff ride in 2011, gives the impetus for anfell to #1 Idalou 75-64 in overtime to end a brilliant
other exciting year at Melissa in 2012!
season. The 11-12 Maroon , Gray & White of coach
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Other Teams to watch !
RI: Bushland, Slaton, Sonora,
Denver City, Breckenridge
RII: Cooper, Hearne, Krum,
Life Oak Cliff, Holliday,
Peaster, Gunter, Marlin
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RIII: MP Chapel Hill, Edgewood,
Harmony, Troup, Alba-Golden
RIV: Stockdale, Hempstead, Karnes
City, Danbury, Industrial
GOOD LUCK WILDCATS IN 2011-2012!
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TEXAS BASKETBALL
MAGAZINE’S CHOICE
I. Paducah
II. Throckmorton
Eula in DI, and Paducah in DII
take the State Championships!
III. Roxton
Eula State Champs Division I
Eula 64 - Tenaha 49
RII: Eula
54 - R IV: Evadale 51 State Semi-finals
RIII Tenaha 72 - RI Clarendon 59 State Semi-finals
TENAHA (28-10) - The Tenaha Tigers are coming
off of another banner season by winning the district
title with an unblemished 10-0 district record and
then took it all the way to the Drum in Austin where
they lost only in the State Finals! The Maroon &
White took their 5th Region III Championship in
the school’s history by beating #17 Slocum 51-42,
Pineland West Sabine 61-38, #8 Cayuga 75-74, and
Clarksville 66-65. In the State Semi-finals the Tigers
defeated Clarendon 72-59 to take it to the finals. In
the championship game #4 Eula came out on top 6449 to end a great year for THS. Coach Todd Bodden
is all smiles as he will have ten lettermen back off of
that deep, playoff team, including ALL FIVE starters
for a run to the Drum to take care of some unfinished
business in 2012!
RI: Paducah 67 - RIV: Waelder 31 State Semi-finals
RII: Bronte 80 - RIII: Roxton 60 State Semi-finals
PADUCAH (29-6 ) - The #20 Paducah Dragons
added to their tradition roaring thru the playoffs and
bringing home the State Championship in 2011.
Coach Jay Cantrell’s team took the school’s 8th
Region I Title by beating Ropesville Ropes 73-56,
Ackerly Sands 47-44, Happy 64-38, and #28 Anton
in double overtime 71-66 to get to Austin Once in the
State semis the Orange & White defeated Waelder
67-31, then took #1 Bronte 45-30 for the gold. The
11-12 DRAGONS will have only 4 lettermen for this
years campaign. Look for the Orange & White to be
on a mission to be playoff bound again in 2012!
BRONTE (33-4) - The #1 Longhorns were ready
EDELWEISS
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Throckmorton
Roxton
Tenaha
Evadale
Lipan
Clarksville
Laneville
Huckabay
Stamford
Waelder
Paducah
Clarendon
Muenster
SA Stacey
Cayuga
Goodrich
Eula
Saltillo
Ft. Davis
Gruver
Munday
Mason
Lingleville
Kerens
Olney
Bronte
Sands
Kopperl
Farwell
Calvert
#22 Quinton Walker of Roxton High School from last years State
Semi-Finalist team looks to return to the Drum in 2012!
Paducah 45 - Bronte 30
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CLYDE EULA (37-2). The #4 Eula Pirates of
coach Josh Fostel made their 4th trip to Austin in their
school’s history . The Maroon & White won the
Region II Championship by defeating Munday 66-52,
#19 Stamford 55-45, Muenster 55-44, and Kerens 53-51 to advance to the big dance. In the State
Semi-finals the Pirates defeated #27 Evadale 54-51 to
advance to the finals. In the State finals Eula downed
Tenaha 64-49 to take home the gold and end up as
the #1 team in the State. Coach Fostel will have a 5
lettermen, that includes 1 starter for next years playoff
run and hopefully another run to the Drum in 2012, to
defend their title!
PADUCAH State Champs Division II
A
1A
to take home the State title in 2011, making 6th run to the State
tournament in the school’s histoy, but had to settle for the Runnerup spot again. Successfully defending their district crown with an
unblemished 14-0 district ledger to earn them another play off berth,
and then made another great run to get back to Austin in 2011. The
Maroon & White ran back to State by taking the Region II Championship with victories over Fort Davis 76-38, Sterling City 35-22,
#16 Throckmorton 53-32, and #2 Ira 50-33. In the State semis
they took out Roxton 80-60, but didn’t have quite enough to finish
off #20 Paducah as they lost 45-30 to end another great year. Coach
Rocky Rawls lost heavy to graduation, but is pleased to have back
no less than five lettermen with one of those having starting experience. The experienced and tradition heavy Longhorns look to make
2012 another banner year as they look to keep the district title and
return to the post-season!
Other Teams to watch !
RI: Ropes, Hale Center,
Canadian, Gruver, Nazareth,
Olton
RII: Sterling City, Water
Valley, Poolville, Aspermont,
Woodson, Garden City
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RIII: Dodd City, Leggett, Grapeland, Martinsville, Slocum
RIV: Medina, Zephyr, San
Perlita, Richland Springs, Port
Aransas, LaVilla, Knippa