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Results OIA Water Polo 3-28-09

Posted on 29 March 2009 by .

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Results from 3/28/09

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Games at BYUH

Kahuku

8  7  7  1 
Final 23

McKinley

0  0  1  2 
Final 3

Top Scorers:  

Kahuku – Minnie Whitford 3, Kanani
Bickle 3, Alisha Ferguson 3

McKinley – Winter Drew-Kaohu 2

Kailua

3  3  4  4 
Final 14

Moanalua

0 1  0  5  Final 6

Top Scorers:  

Kailua – Taylor Kaalele 9,
Kuuleialoha Reis-Moniz 1, Isabelle Critcher 1

Moanalua – Rei Koizumi 5, Keirsten
Owens 1

Kahuku

7  5  3  1 
Final 16

Pearl City

0  0  1  2 
Final 3

Top Scorers:

Kahuku – Minnie Whitford 5, Tahnei
Roy 2, Brooke Roy 2

Pearl City – Leslie Hong 2,
Michelle Dudley 1

Games at Kaimuki

Roosevelt

5  7  7  2 
Final 21

Castle

1  1  1  3 
Final 6

Top Scorers:  

Roosevelt – Patrice Dang 5,
Taesha-Marie Keola 5, Gina Galmiche 4

Castle – Nicole Sakuda 3, Kathryn
Norris 1, Ocean Radke 1

Mililani

0  1  1  1 
Final 3

Kalani

5  3  2  2 Final 12

Top Scorers:  

Mililani – Kanani Mazzone 2, Molly
McGuire 1

Kalani – Kaila Garcia 5, Poni
McGee 3, Tina Pulu 3

Team
Standings as of 3/28
                    Wins      Losses
Roosevelt      5 0
Kapolei         4 0
Kahuku       4 0
Mililani         3 1
Kalani         3 2
Kaiser 2 1
Leilehua 2 2
Pearl City 2 3
Kalaheo 1 1
Castle 1 3
Moanalua 1 4
Kailua 1 5
McKinley 0 2
Kaimuki 0 2
Aiea 0 3
Individual Scoring as of 3/28
School Cap # Last First Total points
Roosevelt 16 Keola Taesha-Marie 25
Kailua 4 Kaalele Taylor 21
Kalani 7 McGee Poni 18
Kalani 5 Garcia   Kaila 16
Kahuku 4 Whitford Minnie 13
Kaimuki 3 Avilla-Cornel Keshy 13
Roosevelt 2 Dang Patrice 13
Moanalua 12 Buchanan Kelsie 12
Castle 13 Sakuda        Nicole 11
Kahuku 17 Kehaulelio Keola 11
Kalani 14 Pulu Tina 11
Kapolei 13 Jamora Al 11
Mililani 10 Mazzone Kanani 11

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GBB: Miss Basketball Diggins heads Indiana All-Stars

Posted on 25 March 2009 by .

South Bend Washington 5’10” senior guard Skylar Diggins has been named the 2009 Indianapolis Star Indiana Miss Basketball, and the list of Indiana All-Stars has also been announced. 
Diggins, a Notre Dame recruit, received 175 of 288 statewide votes from coaches and media to easily outdistance Heritage Christian senior forward Kelly Faris for the award. The Connecticut-bound Faris earned 54 votes, with Ben Davis senior guard Alex Bentley (Penn State) third at 22.
As a senior, Diggins averaged 29 points, 6.3 rebounds, 6.2 assists, 5.4 steals, and 2.2 blocked shots in leading South Bend Washington (26-1) to its third straight Class 4A state championship appearance. The hard-luck Panthers fell to Ben Davis this season, Carmel last year, and Castle two years ago.
Diggins ended her career with 2,790 points, the third-highest total in Indiana girls history. The Miss Basketball honor completes a postseason trifecta of being named the Gatorade National Player of the Year as well as the Naismith National Player of the Year.
Ben Davis coach Stan Benge will lead the 2009 Indiana Girls All-Star team, which will play Kentucky at Conseco Fieldhouse June 13 and at Bellarmine University in Louisville June 14. It may well be the best team in Indiana girls history.
Diggins, Faris, and Bentley lead the way, with a host of other Division I recruits on the roster as well. The team:
Alex Bentley, Ben Davis (Penn State), 5’6”, 15.8 ppg
Skylar Diggins, South Bend Washington (Notre Dame), 5’9”, 29.0 ppg
Kelly Faris, Heritage Christian (Connecticut), 5’11”, 13.3 ppg
Skyler Gick, Benton Central (Valparaiso), 5’7”, 22.9 ppg
DeAirra Goss, Ben Davis (Western Michigan), 5’10”, 8.8 ppg
Dragana Grbic, Terre Haute South (Butler), 6’3”, 15.3 ppg
Ta’Kenya Nixon, Michigan City (Eastern Illinois), 5’8”, 19.6 ppg
Courtney Osborn, Hamilton Southeastern (Miami, Ohio), 5’10”, 20.7 ppg
Aulani Sinclair, Eminence (Indiana), 6’1”, 26.1 ppg
Lecretia Smith, Fort Wayne Elmhurst (Toledo), 5’10”, 17.5 ppg
Chrissy Steffen, Carmel (Bowling Green), 5’11”, 15.6 ppg
Lily Svete, Penn (Florida), 6’2”, 16.6 ppg
Sydney Weinert, Fort Wayne South (IP-Fort Wayne), 6’2”, 13.8 ppg
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HawaiiDigitalSports: ILH Baseball Punahou 10- Maryknoll 3

Posted on 25 March 2009 by .

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Punahou Buff ‘n Blue and Maryknoll Spartans






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Michael Suiter and Kainoa Crowell each had three hits as five-time defending state champion Punahou beat Maryknoll, 10-3, yesterday in an Interscholastic League of Honolulu baseball game at Ala Wai field.


Alaka’i Aglipay batted 2 for 2 with two RBIs for the Buffanblu (3-1).


Kyle Hirata drove in two runs for the Spartans (0-4).

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                          Interscholastic League of Honolulu

                       Punahou Buff ‘n Blue at Maryknoll Spartans

                              Mar 25, 2009 at Ala Wai Park


Punahou Buff ‘n Blue 10                       Maryknoll Spartans 3


Player                      AB  R  H BI       Player                      AB  R  H BI

—————————————       —————————————

Michael Suiter rf……….  4  1  3  1       Joshua Arakaki cf……….  3  1  1  0

Jordan Honjiyo 2b/ss…….  3  0  1  1       Gavin Oyadomari 2b………  4  1  1  0

Tyler Young c…………..  1  0  1  0       Matthew Guzman 1b……….  3  1  1  1

 Brent Suite pr/ph………  1  3  0  0       David Nishiki c…………  4  0  1  0

 Nicklaus Lee c…………  2  0  1  1        Trevor Saiki pr………..  0  0  0  0

 Marcus Yoshii pr……….  0  0  0  0       Nathan Choy 3b………….  1  0  0  0

Evan Lim 1b…………….  1  0  0  1       Kyle Hirata ss………….  3  0  1  2

 Brent Fukushima 2b……..  1  0  0  0       Brandon Hinck dh………..  3  0  1  0

 Dylan Leong 1b…………  1  0  0  0       Tyler Honda rf………….  2  0  0  0

Kainoa Crowell lf……….  3  2  3  0        Jeffrey Hagino ph………  1  0  0  0

Tyler Hanzawa 3b………..  1  2  0  0       Craig Shoji lf………….  2  0  0  0

 Matt Barrett-Wright 3b….  1  0  0  0       Aaron Tom p…………….  0  0  0  0

Kimo Makaula dh/ph………  3  1  1  0        Matthew Hara p…………  0  0  0  0

 Ryne Sitar pr/dh……….  0  1  0  0

Ryan Yamane ss………….  1  0  0  0

 Alaka’i Aglipay ph/1b…..  2  0  2  2

Jeremy Ioane cf…………  2  0  1  1

 Reece Toma ph………….  1  0  0  0

Burt Kawamoto p…………  0  0  0  0

 Rawlin Sasamura p………  0  0  0  0

 Ty Tirpak p……………  0  0  0  0

Totals………………… 28 10 13  7       Totals………………… 26  3  6  3


Score by Innings                  R  H  E

—————————————–

Punahou Buff ‘n Blue 400 222 0 – 10 13  0

Maryknoll Spartans.. 000 300 0 –  3  6  3

—————————————–


E – Arakaki J.; Nishiki D.; Choy N.. DP – Maryknoll 1. LOB – Punahou 3; Maryknoll 7.

2B – Aglipay A.; Guzman M.. 3B – Suiter M.; Young T.; Crowell K.. HBP – Makaula K.;

Choy N.. SF – Lim E.. SB – Suite B.; Crowell K.; Hanzawa T. 2; Sitar R.. CS – Suiter

M.; Yoshii M.; Hanzawa T..


Punahou Buff ‘n Blue           IP  H  R ER BB SO  WP BK HP IBB  AB BF  FO GO

—————————————————————————-

Burt Kawamoto ………….   3.1  3  3  3  2  0   0  0  0  0   13 15   7  3

Rawlin Sasamura  W………   2.2  3  0  0  0  3   0  0  1  0   10 11   4  0

Ty Tirpak ……………..   1.0  0  0  0  2  0   0  0  0  0    3  5   0  3


Maryknoll Spartans             IP  H  R ER BB SO  WP BK HP IBB  AB BF  FO GO

—————————————————————————-

Aaron Tom  L……………   6.0 12 10  8  4  0   0  0  1  0   24 30   7  6

Matthew Hara …………..   1.0  1  0  0  0  1   0  0  0  0    4  4   1  1


HBP – by Tom A. (Makaula K.); by Sasamura R. (Choy N.). PB – Nishiki D..


Strikeouts – Barrett M.; Honda T.; Hagino J.; Shoji C.. Walks – Suite B.; Crowell

K.; Hanzawa T. 2; Arakaki J.; Guzman M.; Choy N.; Shoji C..

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2009 Hawaii Youth Rugby Invitational- Hawaii Army National Guard

Posted on 24 March 2009 by .

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Congratulations to all the players, coaches and
supporters. The games were great and it was admirable to watch great
sportsmanship amongst our youth. Hawaii’s youth rugby is alive and well.
Many thanks to Sgt.Dana Mueller, his staff and the
Hawaii Army National Guard for the the Kapiolani Park set up ,the
beautiful trophies and the photographer,Kingsley Ah You.
A special mahalo to the UH Rugby Club, their leaders
and supporters for the  delicious bbq’s and continuing their tradition
of having a good time and sharing win or lose.   
Hawaii Youth Rugby is so grateful for the support from
the community and the many people who give so much of their time, money
for the youth.
Last but not least HYR staff,referees and medic, just a phenomenal job.
 
God Bless,
 
Ma’afu Wendt.              

Thursday 3/26

 

Kahuku Rhino’s 28 vs Waipahu Warriors 12  ……7’s game.

Aliamanu Blues 5  vs  UH Youth  12 ……..15’s

Big Island Select 0 vs  Kahuku Rhino’s  7 …..15’s

Waipahu Warriors 0 vs Aliamanu Blues 24 ….15’s

UH Youth 29 vs Big Island Select 3 …..15’s

Kahuku (winner) vs Aliamanu (forfeit) due to prom.

 

Friday 3/27

 

Waipahu 5 vs UH 24 ……10 a side.

Kahuku (U16) 27 vs Big Island (U16) 38 …15’s

Big Island 24 vs Waipahu 19 ….15’s

Aliamanu 24 vs Big Island 20 …15’s

Kahuku (forfeit) vs UH …………15’s due to prom.

 

Saturday  3/28

 

Big Island (U16) 24 vs Kahuku Rhino’s (16) 35 …15’s

UHYRC 43 vs Big Island Select 7  ……SEMI FINALS.

Kahuku Rhino’s 5 vs Aliamanu Blues 19 …..SEMI FINALS.

 

Laie Women 17 vs Windward Tehines 5  WOMENS RUGBY.

 

ALIAMANU BLUES 7  VS  UH YOUTH RUGBY CLUB 17   ….CHAMPIONSHIP GAME.

 

U16 SPORTSMANSHIP and U16 CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY…….. BIG ISLAND SELECT.

U16 MVP………..speedy flyhalf from BiG ISLAND.

U19 SPORTSMANSHIP TROPHY…….. WAIPAHU WARRIORS.

U19 2009 CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY ……. UH YOUTH RUGBY CLUB.

U19 MVP ……..Salesi flyhalf from UHYRC.
 


The Hawaii Army National Guard and the Hawaii Youth Rugby Association is proud to announce the Hawaii Youth Rugby Invitational Tournament, the largest youth rugby venue ever held in the great state of Hawaii. In addition to the local island clubs, teams from US Mainland and Canada will be in attendance. All are invited to join “Hawaii’s Own” and share the “Aloha Spirit” in cheering on fine young athletes and future leaders to victory at Kapi’olani Park March 26, 27, 28, 2009.

USA Rugby and The Hawaii Army National Guard officially announced the extension of its partnership agreement with the Hawaii Youth Rugby Association for the 2009 season. Through the Rugby Kit Campaign, USA Rugby and the Hawaii Army National Guard have provided field equipment and uniforms to several qualified Hawaii rugby clubs. This gesture has afforded much of Hawaii’s youth an opportunity to participate and enjoy the sport of Rugby. More importantly, it has helped to establish the solid infrastructure and stability necessary for rugby to continue to grow throughout the Hawaiian Islands.

The National Guard partnership will build upon the foundation of rugby in the State of Hawaii, allowing players and coaches to become better in their sport and in their communities. This program will continue to create better leaders with the strength of character and mental toughness that embodies the values of the Hawaii Army National Guard, USA Rugby, and the Hawaii Youth Rugby Association.

For more information contact SFC Dana L Mueller dana.mueller@us.army.mil or David Maafu Wendt at hawaiiguide50@hotmail.com

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We have improved the Hawaii Digital Sports experience!

Posted on 24 March 2009 by .

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We have improved the HawaiiDigitalSports experience!

We have made it easier for you to find the information that you are looking for about your school or team.

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2009 Team Aloha announced by Mayor Mufi Hannemann

Posted on 23 March 2009 by .

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March 23, 2009

Contact: Dana Takahara-Dias

TEAM ALOHA 2009 NAMED

Team Aloha- the all-stars girls representing prep basketball programs from across the state- leaves Honolulu April 15 for Phoenix, where they will play in the Arizona Elite girls basketball tournament, one of the largest and most prestigious girls events west of the Mississippi.

The team was introduced at a news conference held court side at the Neal Blaisdell Center Arena today at 2:00pm.

Tournament organizers say nearly 200 girls teams of various ages from throughout the United States, and an equal number of college scouts, will participate in the three -day event, which runs from April 17 to 19 at various arenas on the Arizona State University campus in Tempe.  The event is NCAA-sanctioned.

Team Aloha is being led by Honolulu Mayor Mufi Hannemann, who is doubling as assistant coach, and Head Coach Dana Takahara-Dias.  Also joining the group is Keith Amemiya, executive director of the Hawaii High School Athletic Association, which is sponsoring the trip.

This is the third Team Aloha.  The first earned the championship crown by going undefeated in the Nike Storm + Swish tournament held in late September 2006 in Santa Barbara, California.  The second won the consolation division in the Arizona Elite tournament last Apirl.

Said Hannemann, “The number of Hawaii players who have and are succeeding in the collegiate basketball ranks demonstrates that our student-athletes can compete against the best in the nation.  Our victories validated that our girls had the athletic ability, competitiveness, and determination to win.  They really represented the people of Hawaii with poise and class, and I’m confient this year’s team will do an equally great job.”

Amemiya said, “Our goal, as it was in 2006 and 2008, is to give our athletes exposure to college scouts to they can make the best of the opportunities available to them.  We understand that the Arizona Elite tournament is one of the best in the West for that purpose, and that’s why we’ve chosen to participate.”

Team Aloha will practice Tuesday, March 24, from 10 am to 12:30 pm at Manoa Vally District Park Gym, followed by a two-hour scrimmage with college alumnae, beginning at 5pm at Moanalua High School Gym

The team will practice again on Tuesday, April 15, at the NBC.  The team will have lunch at City Hall hosted by Mayor Hannemann, then catch a Hawaiian Airlines direct flight to Phoenix later that afternoon.  They return on Monday, April 20.

Members of the 13-member 2009 squad are:

Player Grade Height School
Lori Yamashita 11 5’4 Iolani




Kamie Imai 11 5’8 Waiakea 




Lia Galdeira 9 5’7 Konawaena




Kylei Maeda 9 5’5 Iolani




Maiki Viela 10 5’4 Lahainaluna




Mikela Thoemmes 11 5’9 Roosevelt




Ashley Agcaoili 10 5’4 Maryknoll




Brydgette Tatupu-Leopoldo 10 5’9 Farrington




Kalei Adolpho 10 6’1 Molokai




Mysha Sataraka 9 5’7 Punahou




Rachel Tailele 10 5’4 Kahuku




Keaton McFadden 11 5’10 Mid Pacific




Milika Taufa 11 5’11  Lahainaluna




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Mayor Mufi Hannemann



Gregg Hirata


Keith Amemiya


Dana Takahara-Dias


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HawaiiDigitalSports.com OIA VIDEO & PHOTOS: Girls Water Polo Results 3-21-09

Posted on 22 March 2009 by .

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Aloha and Welcome to Hawaii Digital Sports photo and video presentation of OIA Girls Water Polo.  Kahuku Red Raiders defeated the Kalani Falcons 10-9 in an amazing game at the BYU-H pool.  In the last 9 seconds 3 goals were scored to cap off a great game. 

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OIA Water Polo Results provided by:
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Games at CORP


 


Castle


2  0  0  1  Final 3


Leilehua


0  2  3  1  Final 6


 


Top Scorers:  Castle – Kathryn Norris 1, Nicole Sakuda 1, Ocean Radke 1


                       Leilehua – McKenna Shounk 2, Emma Rodrigues 1, Jocelyn Babino 1


 


Mililani


6  1  3  2  Final 12


Kaiser


0  1  1  1  Final 3


 


Top Scorers:  Mililani – Molly McGuire 5, Alexzandrea Daley 2, Ashlee Franklin 2


                       Kaiser – Anela Alumbaugh 1, Kelsie Bauma, Jordan Frommer 1


 


Aiea


0  0  0  1  Final 1


Roosevelt


6  5  2  4  Final 17


 


Top Scorers: Aiea – Natasha Souza – 1


                      Roosevelt – Taesha-Marie Keola 7, Hoku Keola 2, Bori Stoytcheva


 


Kapolei


2  0  3  1  OT 3  Final 9


Kaimuki


1  0  2  3  OT 0  Final 6


Top Scorers: Kapolei – Alexandra Jamora 4, Anna McCarver 1, Nicole Talion 1


                    Kaimuki – Keshy Avilla-Cornel 5, Marisa Kakuda 1


 


Games at BYUH


Pearl City Final 19


Kailua Final 10


Top Scorers: Pearl City – Michelle Dudley 6, Leslie Hong 4, Alayna Negrillo 4


                    Kailua – Taylor Kaalele 4, Ashlie Josue 1, Tehani Linker 1


 


Kalani  Final 9


Kahuku Final 10


 


Top Scorers: Kalani – Poni McGee 4, Kaila Garcia 2, Nikki Noborikawa 1


                     Kahuku – Keola Kahaulelio 6, Minnie Whitford 3, Brooke Roy 1



League Leaders in Scoring


School                   Cap #     Last                        First                       Total points


Kaimuki                 3              Avilla-Cornel      Keshy                    13


Kailua                    4              Kaalele                 Taylor                    11


Moanalua1         2              Buchanan            Kelsie                    9


Pearl City             2              Dudley                  Michelle               9


Roosevelt            16           Keola                     Taesha-Marie    9


Kaiser                    5              Alumbaugh         Anela                    8


Kapolei                 13           Jamora                 Al                            8


Kahuku1              7              Kehaulelio           Keola                     7


Kaiser                    21           Kim                        Kailin                     7


Kalani                    5              Garcia                   Kaila                       7


Kalani                    7              McGee                 Poni                       7


Mililani                  13           McGuire              Molly                     7


Pearl City             16           Negrillo                 Alayna                  7


Kaiser                    13           Ah Sing                 Hope                     6


Kalaheo                10           Jenners                 Angela                  6


Mililani                  6              Franklin               Ashlee                  6


Mililani                  10           Mazzone             Kanani                  6


Pearl City             5              Hong                     Leslie                     6


Aiea                       13           Souza                    Natasha               5


Kahuku                 4              Whitford              Minnie                  5


Kalani                    14           Pulu                       Tina                        5


Kapolei                 11           Jamora                 Maddie                  5


Pearl City             8              Westphalen       Jill                           5


Roosevelt            9              Ruiz,                      LeticiaLeticia       5

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HawaiiDigitalSports.com Kahuku vs Kailua Tennis

Posted on 22 March 2009 by .


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EDITORIAL: Why we love this game (basketball) so much

Posted on 09 March 2009 by .

By Mike McGraw
Executive Director
Indiana basketball fans were anticipating one of the great games in history Saturday, and that is exactly what they got. Twice. It was not, however, just the mythical national championship between Class 4A undefeateds Ben Davis and South Bend Washington but also the 2A clash of Heritage Christian and Oak Hill. 
The latter had all the ingredients to immediately become a part of Indiana basketball lore. It was a classic matchup between the invincible program with the unflappable star, a team which had not lost a game to an Indiana opponent in over two-and-a-half years, versus the small-school country girls who nearly a year ago to the day had decided that they would prove their pride was greater than any fear they had of the vaunted champions. 
It lived up to the billing and much more.
Oak Hill did everything the Golden Eagles set out to do on this day … except leave the court a winner. It was Heritage Christian that was forced to make adjustment after adjustment, and stage rally after rally, in order to stay in the game. Like the champions they are, that is exactly what the Eagles did – make adjustment after adjustment and stage rally after rally. 
Coach Rick Risinger told the media after the game that the only time he felt his squad was in control of the game was the last possession of overtime. That, in turn, produced one of the most memorable shots in Indiana girls basketball history. 
Both teams won on this day. Heritage Christian captured its fourth consecutive state title. The Eagles also gained the knowledge that on that rare occasion when their character was needed more than their talent, it did not fail them. 
Oak Hill, meanwhile, earned the respect of knowledgeable basketball fans statewide and, more importantly, earned some from an Indianapolis media that all too often believes basketball, if not civilization, drops off quickly when you get past the doughnut counties. The Golden Eagles also learned a life lesson that will never leave them. They learned that in difficult situations, their hearts will carry them far past their abilities.
Meanwhile, at a small gym outside Francisville on Saturday night, Caston High School won a Class A sectional title. What is so special about that, you ask? Caston won a total of ONE game during the regular season. That’s right – one. The Comets then won three in the tournament this week. 
I was lucky enough to catch the postgame celebration on local radio coverage. I heard a coach who still wasn’t sure he was actually living what had just happened. I heard hard-nosed athletes reduced to tears with the realization that they had accomplished something that a mere week ago they did not even dream of doing. 
You gotta love it.
Finally, West Lafayette won a boys sectional in Frankfort Saturday night by upsetting the host Hot Dogs. As upsets go, this was hardly one for the ages. It was, however, a moment of joy for two very deserving people. 
First, it was another validation in the coaching career of West Lafayette mentor Dave Wood. Wood is one of the most respected and beloved coaches in Indiana. He could have plied his trade at many larger institutions, but he has chosen to remain at West Lafayette for 15 years. (Sometimes, nice guys finish first.) 
Secondly, it was a moment of triumph for Red Devil senior Matt Lancaster. Lancaster will be remembered more for his talents as a football quarterback than as a basketball player. Nonetheless, such a moment evaded him on the gridiron. Watching him celebrate with teammates Saturday night, I think this will do just fine, thank you.
These are just a few stories illustrating why we love this game so much.
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