2010-2011 High School Season Archives

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Second time seeing both teams this year. Second time seeing Lawrence North this week actually. East Chicago Central features Jerrick Ware as their main scoring threat. Other than Ware, ECC has a young roster.

Lawrence North dominated the first quarter. They were able to get easy basket after easy basket while East Chicago Central wasn't able to hit anything. Michael Chandler had a huge dunk early and that set the tone for the whole game. LN jumped out to a 26-10 lead after the first quarter.

The second quarter was much of the same. Michael Chandler continued to do work inside while Eron Harris knocked down a couple of deep 3-pointers. Ware still struggled from the field although he was able to get to the line and hit some free-throws. Lawrence North took a commanding 45-24 lead to the locker room.

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First look at Lawrence North this year. Michael Chandler committed to the University of Central Florida this past weekend. Second look at Devin Davis and the Warren Central Warriors this season.

It was surprising when Michael Chandler wasn't announced to start the game. He warmed-up and looked healthy so I assumed it was for other reasons. That proved to be correct because he entered the game in the third quarter.

Lawrence North jumped out to a quick 7-0 lead behind some easy baskets after turnovers. Turnovers would hurt Warren Central all night. Eron Harris got off to a hot start for Lawrence North. He attacked the rim and finished plus he hit a 3-pointer. Davis got going late for Warren Central and hit a shot near the buzzer. LN lead 12-11 after the first quarter.

The second quarter was much of the same for both teams. Eron Harris hit another deep 3, but picked up his third foul. Davis was the only scoring option for Warren Central. He hit a 3 at the buzzer to bring the Warriors within 1 at 25-24.

Lawrence North switched their defense in the second half and it took Davis out of the game for the third quarter. They started to trap Davis when he caught the ball in the corner and would double team on pretty much all catches. Chandler entered the game after a few minutes into the quarter. Warren Central only scored 4 points in the quarter and LN increased the lead to 40-28.

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The second game of the day at the Hall of Fame Classic featured Bloomington South and Warsaw. This game was special because of the point guard match-up. Bloomington South has Xavier-bound Dee Davis while Warsaw has Illinois State-bound Nic Moore. Both point guards are about the same size and have the same quickness level.

Davis and Moore didn't take long to go at one another. Davis put a crossover that made Moore fall to the floor as Davis finished with a floater. Moore got up took the inbounds pass right up the floor for a lay-up. Moore continued to put on a show early and scored 11 first quarter points. Davis wasn't quite as assertive for Bloomington South but finished the quarter with 7 points as the game was tied at 19 after 1.

The second quarter was much of the same for Moore. Moore hit tough shot after tough shot featuring fade aways and step back moves. Bloomington South was more balanced. Joey Forney and Desmond Marks both contributed around the rim. Spencer Turner struggled from the outside especially in the first half. Warsaw took a narrow 30-29 lead to the second half. Moore had 18 first half points.

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First round match-up of the Hall of Fame Classic featured a great game between Washington and Center Grove. Washington has Indiana University bound senior Cody Zeller while Center Grove has two Division I signees in Andrew Smeathers and Jonny Marlin.

The game began with both teams shooting very well. Zeller actually started off the game with a 3-pointer near the top of the key. Fellow Washington senior Kurtis Anthony had a couple of 3's early as well. Not to be out done, Marlin hit a few shots in the lane while Smeathers had a dunk and a 3 in the quarter. Washington led 26-17 after the first quarter to show how well each team shot the ball.

Zeller started the game with 12 points and 4 rebounds in the first period. Then Center Grove had Mark Kwiatkowski face guard Zeller while playing a 2-2 zone. This was very effective has Zeller had to use a lot of energy to even touch the ball. He did get loose a few times, but it was very rare for Zeller to touch the ball. Marlin continued to play well on both ends. Junior Joe Reed did a nice job of sealing Zeller on the offensive end and was able to get a couple of easy looks. Center Grove cut the Washington lead to 38-36 at the half.

In the third quarter the defense on Zeller continued to make the Washington offense stall. Without the ability to get Zeller the ball, the Washington offense came to a stand still...literally. Smeathers, who picked up 3 first half fouls, came out ready to shoot in the second half. He hit a deep 3 and then attacked the rim for a 2-handed dunk although he was unable to complete the play, he recovered and got his own rebound resulting in a Washington foul on the putback. Center Grove took a 52-48 lead into the final quarter.

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There isn't much to report about this game. Mt. Carmel couldn't match Princeton's athleticism and it was really tough to get a good gauge on the improvement of the Princeton players. Princeton jumped out to a 24-4 lead in the first quarter before losing concentration and letting Mt. Carmel back into the game. Princeton played better in the second half and pulled away for an 81-53 win.

Dontray Chavis 6'4 SF Princeton 2011 Did most of his damage from the post area but he is a super athlete. He had a great dunk where he left before the volleyball line and finished it over a defender. Unfortunately for him it was called a charge so it didn't count. Great athlete and good motor, but didn't play on the perimeter at all. He struggled from the line going 0-3 and it didn't look good.

Jalen Packer 6'2 PG Princeton 2011 The Mt. Carmel guards never came out and pressured Packer on the perimeter (assuming that they didn't think he could shot and weren't quick enough to pressure much) so it was hard to see if he improved his ball handling. He has good quickness, size, and plays unselfishly. Outside shooting is his main weakness.

Rontray Chavis 6'4 Princeton 2011 Rontray is more of the perimeter player of the twins. He did not shoot it well from the outside going 0-5 and Mt. Carmel was not contending his shots at all. His free-throws looked good though and went 7-7 from there. He is a good athlete like his brother, but he will make some wild passes.

 

 

 

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