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Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Pump-up videos
1. Jon Krueger vs. OH last year
2. Dave Brown vs. OH this year.
3. Jared Sturt vs. Gibsonburg this year.
4. Julius Turner vs. Gibsonburg this year
5. Rick Deichert vs. OH this year
6. Dixon Stoddard vs. Gibsonburg this year.
7. and in a blast from the past - Karla Luketic vs. CS last year
2. Dave Brown vs. OH this year.
3. Jared Sturt vs. Gibsonburg this year.
4. Julius Turner vs. Gibsonburg this year
5. Rick Deichert vs. OH this year
6. Dixon Stoddard vs. Gibsonburg this year.
7. and in a blast from the past - Karla Luketic vs. CS last year
Arlington Preview - Regional Semifinal
Fast facts
Opponent: Arlington
This season: 17-3, 8-1 (first place) BVC
Top players: Returning lettermen - Seniors Thayne Recker, (6-4), Jake Leonard (6-1) Adam Inniger (5-9) and Wes Corbin (5-11) Junior Blaiz McBride (5-11), Sophomore Andrew Hunter (5-8). Others include Senior Brian Mohr (5-10) and Sophomores Michael Blunk and Jordan Freed.
Regular season stats: Team stats are similar to the Hawks – Arlington averages 63.4 ppg and allows only 41.9. They feature an inside game, making a league second-best 54.7% of their two point tries. The Red Devils were 78-313 (31.3%) from three point range, placing them 5th in the BVC. They are also fourth in FT% at 62.9%, but they made their free throws in the District Final game vs. Columbus Grove.
Arlington was third in the league in rebounding (29.1 rpg) and second in assists (14.2 apg). They appear to like pressure defense forcing 10.7 turnovers per game.
Individually, Thayne Recker was the Devils leading scorer averaging 16.6 ppg, followed by Jake Leonard (12.3) and Andrew Hunter (9.0). Recker is big and effective (think Lucas Janowicz), Mr. Inside who also averages 8.8 rebounds and 1.4 blocks per game. Jordan Freed and Wes Corbin are Messrs. Outside, both averaging over 40% from beyond the arc.
Opponent: Arlington
Enrollment:
(9-12): 308
Division/League:
D-IV / Blanchard Valley Conference
Team Nickname: Red
Devils
From the Blanchard River Buzz Preview
Coach: Jason
Vermillion – 14th season
Last season: 13-9,
5-4 BVCThis season: 17-3, 8-1 (first place) BVC
Top players: Returning lettermen - Seniors Thayne Recker, (6-4), Jake Leonard (6-1) Adam Inniger (5-9) and Wes Corbin (5-11) Junior Blaiz McBride (5-11), Sophomore Andrew Hunter (5-8). Others include Senior Brian Mohr (5-10) and Sophomores Michael Blunk and Jordan Freed.
Regular season stats: Team stats are similar to the Hawks – Arlington averages 63.4 ppg and allows only 41.9. They feature an inside game, making a league second-best 54.7% of their two point tries. The Red Devils were 78-313 (31.3%) from three point range, placing them 5th in the BVC. They are also fourth in FT% at 62.9%, but they made their free throws in the District Final game vs. Columbus Grove.
Arlington was third in the league in rebounding (29.1 rpg) and second in assists (14.2 apg). They appear to like pressure defense forcing 10.7 turnovers per game.
Individually, Thayne Recker was the Devils leading scorer averaging 16.6 ppg, followed by Jake Leonard (12.3) and Andrew Hunter (9.0). Recker is big and effective (think Lucas Janowicz), Mr. Inside who also averages 8.8 rebounds and 1.4 blocks per game. Jordan Freed and Wes Corbin are Messrs. Outside, both averaging over 40% from beyond the arc.
Road to BG –
opponents w/ regular season records:
Def. 6-14 Riverdale 71-20
Def. 13-7 Ridgemont 58-37
Def. 12-8 McComb 57-33
Def. 16-4 Columbus Grove 51-44
Sunday, March 11, 2012
Arlington quick links
Here is a link to Arlington's pre season preview in the Findlay Courier basketball tab (look for the Table Table of Contents).
Here is a link to Arlington's Davey 1 schedule and regular season results (scroll down).
Here is a link to a game story on the Red Devils' District Championship victory over Columbus Grove.
Here is a link to the final Blanchard Valley Conference stats - team and individual.
Here is a link to Arlington's Davey 1 schedule and regular season results (scroll down).
Here is a link to a game story on the Red Devils' District Championship victory over Columbus Grove.
Here is a link to the final Blanchard Valley Conference stats - team and individual.
MV's home away from home - this week
TAAC MAL-treatment - Sectionals & Districts
Hey, how about some respect for the TAAC.
In three TAAC vs. Midland Athletic League contests:
TAAC #4 Ottawa Hills held MAL #5 Fremont St. Joe's (11-9 overall, 7-4 MAL) to its lowest point total in at least 26 years in a 41-20 win.
TAAC #3 Toledo Christian defeated MAL #1 New Riegel (17-3, 10-1) 57-52 in OT.
TAAC #1 Maumee Valley defeated MAL #2 Tiffin Calvert (16-4, 9-2) 58-51.
A good bracket for the Toledo boys - congratulations to all three teams.
In three TAAC vs. Midland Athletic League contests:
TAAC #4 Ottawa Hills held MAL #5 Fremont St. Joe's (11-9 overall, 7-4 MAL) to its lowest point total in at least 26 years in a 41-20 win.
TAAC #3 Toledo Christian defeated MAL #1 New Riegel (17-3, 10-1) 57-52 in OT.
TAAC #1 Maumee Valley defeated MAL #2 Tiffin Calvert (16-4, 9-2) 58-51.
A good bracket for the Toledo boys - congratulations to all three teams.
MV 36 - Toledo Christian 28 District Championship - Quick Summary
Maumee Valley completed an unprecedented triple sweep of both
of its main TAAC rivals Friday evening, coming from behind to defeat Toledo
Christian 36 – 28 at Lakota High School. The win gave Coach Jim Robinson his
first District Championship in 11 career tries. There were hugs all around
after the game as the Hawks cut the nets down for the third time in 14 days, and also claimed 3-0 season records against both TC and Ottawa Hills.
...and net cutting
Rick Deichert and Dave Brown led the Hawks with 12 points each. Jared start had eight points, Julius Turner had three huge free throws down the stretch, and Dixon Stoddard had one.
Thus the Hawks 20th straight win propels them to the regional semifinal to be held at BGSU’s Stroh Center this coming Tuesday. Maumee Valley will face the 21 - 3 Arlington Red Devils from the Blanchard Valley conference. MV and Arlington play the first game of a doubleheader at 6:15, with the nightcap featuring Edgerton versus Colonel Crawford.
It sure didn't look like a championship night early on. TC
jumped out to a 10 – 6 lead at the end of one. Coach Dave McWhinnie's Eagles continued
their deliberate pace in the second half as well and extended their lead by
three more points, going to the locker room with a 19 – 12 lead. If not for Dave Brown's determined play in
the second quarter Toledo Christian would have led by more.
TC even made the first basket of the second half, and held a
nine point lead at that point. But the Hawks applied half court pressure
defense on the Eagle guards and began to force turnovers. Rick Deichert also
chose that moment to get hot, firing in eight third quarter points including two
three point shots with a defender’s hand right in his face. MV won the quarter
12 – 4, taking a one point lead into the final frame.
The pressure continued to wear on the Eagles, and their hot
hand the first half evaded them. Jared Sturt made two big baskets in the early
part of the quarter to stretch the blue and White's lead to four points, 29 –
25. TC was forced to begin fouling and the Hawks made their shots down the
stretch. MV's lead eventually stretched out to eight points by game’s end.
Here are two videos of the post game celebration...
Rick Deichert and Dave Brown led the Hawks with 12 points each. Jared start had eight points, Julius Turner had three huge free throws down the stretch, and Dixon Stoddard had one.
Thus the Hawks 20th straight win propels them to the regional semifinal to be held at BGSU’s Stroh Center this coming Tuesday. Maumee Valley will face the 21 - 3 Arlington Red Devils from the Blanchard Valley conference. MV and Arlington play the first game of a doubleheader at 6:15, with the nightcap featuring Edgerton versus Colonel Crawford.
Saturday, March 10, 2012
MV 36 - Toledo Christian 28 District final - Insightful Internet Commentary
Here we have Julius Turner, Thad Woodard and Dixon Stoddard after the emotional victory over the Toledo Christian Eagles Friday March 9, 2012. Erudition follows:
MV 58 - Tiffin Calvert 51 - Insightful Internet Commentary
Thad Woodard earns his way into the IIC with a big three pointer at the end of the third quarter and two important defensive plays. Tell it, Thaddeus.
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