https://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=WarakSimsports - User contributions [en]2026-04-21T04:04:49ZUser contributionsMediaWiki 1.26.2https://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L7_C15&diff=6338L7 C152012-03-30T21:05:58Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div>{{Compass|LID=7}}<br />
==Summary==<br />
<br />
<br />
== Conference Championships ==<br />
===Conference 15 Championships===<br />
<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Championships !! Team !! Coach (active) !! Season(s)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Jefferson City || huskie (S53) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Lansing || teddy8332 (S64) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 9 || Nashville || reddoor (S53) || (56,57,60,62,64,65,67,68,69)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Ann Arbor || c*00007116 (S67) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || South Bend || c*00007117 (S67) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 10 || Green Bay || raven23 (S19) || (19,38-44,58,59)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Bloomington || rogg (S52) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 14 || Dearborn || warak (S43) || (45-55,61,63,66)<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
=== Conference 15 Tournament Championships ===<br />
<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Championships !! Team !! Coach (active) !! Season(s)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Jefferson City || huskie (S53) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Lansing || teddy8332 (S64) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 6 || Nashville || reddoor (S53) || (53,56,57,62,64,69)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Ann Arbor || c*00007116 (S67) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || South Bend || c*00007117 (S67) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 6 || Green Bay || raven23 (S19) || (28,38,40-42,58)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Bloomington || rogg (S52) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 18 || Dearborn || warak (S43) || (45-52,54,55,59,60,61,63,65-68)<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
=== Conference 15 Championship Doubles ===<br />
<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Doubles !! Team !! Coach (active) !! Season(s)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Jefferson City || huskie (S53) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Lansing || teddy8332 (S64) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Nashville || reddoor (S53) || (56,57,62,64,69)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Ann Arbor || c*00007116 (S67) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || South Bend || c*00007117 (S67) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Green Bay || raven23 (S19) || (28,38,40-42,58)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Bloomington || rogg (S52) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 13 || Dearborn || warak (S43) || (45-52,54,55,61,63,66)<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
= Teams =<br />
<br />
The eight teams that make up conference 15 are based primarily in the Midwest encompassing Missouri, Michigan, Indiana, Wisconsin and Tennessee.<br />
<br />
==== [[L7 Jefferson City | Jefferson City Huskies]] ====<br />
<br />
==== [[L7 Lansing | Lansing Deacs]] ====<br />
<br />
==== [[L7 Nashville | Nashville Domination]] ====<br />
<br />
==== [[L7 Ann Arbor | Ann Arbor Villagers]] ====<br />
<br />
==== [[L7 South Bend | South Bend Chowdaheads]] ====<br />
<br />
==== [[L7 Green Bay | Green Bay Superfly]] ====<br />
<br />
==== [[L7 Bloomington | Bloomington Court Kings]] ====<br />
<br />
==== [[L7 Dearborn | Dearborn Warak's Deacs]] ====<br />
<br />
<br />
=Seasonal Highlights=<br />
<br />
====Greatest Season====<br />
<br />
Dearborn (24-0) (S47) NTT Champion - Defeated a strong Ames team 82-77 in the championship game. Team was lead by SO SF Brent Waters, who averaged 24.4ppg that season. <br />
<br />
<br />
==20 Win Seasons==<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! 20 Win Seasons !! Team (coach) !! Seasons<br />
|-<br />
| 6 || Nashville (reddoor) || (53,55,56,64,66,69)<br />
|-<br />
| 7 || Green Bay (raven23) || (19,41,42,43,56,58,59)<br />
|-<br />
| 10 || Dearborn (warak) || (47,51,52,53,54,55,58,61,63,64)<br />
|}<br />
<br />
==Perfect Conference Record==<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! 20 Win Seasons !! Team (coach) !! Seasons<br />
|-<br />
| 2 || Nashville (reddoor) || (56,69)<br />
|-<br />
| 2 || Green Bay (raven23) || (41,42)<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Dearborn (warak) || (45,47,51,54,63)<br />
|}<br />
<br />
==Consecutive Conference Titles==<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Consecutive !! Team !! Seasons<br />
|-<br />
| 7 || Nashville (reddoor) || (56-57,64-65,67-Present)<br />
|-<br />
| 9 || Green Bay (raven23) || (38-44,58-59)<br />
|-<br />
| 11 || Dearborn (warak) || (45-55) <br />
|}<br />
<br />
==Consecutive Conference Tournament Titles==<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Consecutive !! Team !! Seasons<br />
|-<br />
| 2 || Nashville (reddoor) || (56-57)<br />
|-<br />
| 3 || Green Bay (raven23) || (40-42)<br />
|-<br />
| 17 || Dearborn (warak) || (45-52,54-55,59-61,65-68) <br />
|}<br />
<br />
==Consecutive Doubles==<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Consecutive !! Team !! Seasons<br />
|-<br />
| 2 || Nashville (reddoor) || (56-57)<br />
|-<br />
| 3 || Green Bay (raven23) || (40-42)<br />
|-<br />
| 10 || Dearborn (warak) || (45-52,54-55) <br />
|}<br />
<br />
<br />
=Post Season Highlights=<br />
<br />
==NTT==<br />
Championships: Dearborn (warak) S47, Green Bay (raven23) S59<br />
<br />
Runner Up: Nashville (reddoor) S55<br />
<br />
==PTT==<br />
Championships: Green Bay (raven23) S63<br />
<br />
Runner Up: None<br />
<br />
==RTT==<br />
Championships: None<br />
<br />
Runner Up: Bloomington (rogg) S59, Jefferson City (huskie) S64<br />
<br />
==DTT==<br />
Championships: Dearborn (warak) S43<br />
<br />
Runner Up: Jefferson City (huskie) S53</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L7_C15&diff=6337L7 C152012-03-30T18:08:31Z<p>Warak: </p>
<hr />
<div>{{Compass|LID=7}}<br />
==Summary==<br />
<br />
<br />
== Conference Championships ==<br />
===Conference 15 Championships===<br />
<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Championships !! Team !! Coach (active) !! Season(s)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Jefferson City || huskie (S53) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Lansing || teddy8332 (S64) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 9 || Nashville || reddoor (S53) || (56,57,60,62,64,65,67,68,69)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Ann Arbor || c*00007116 (S67) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || South Bend || c*00007117 (S67) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 10 || Green Bay || raven23 (S19) || (19,38-44,58,59)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Bloomington || rogg (S52) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 14 || Dearborn || warak (S43) || (45-55,61,63,66)<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
=== Conference 15 Tournament Championships ===<br />
<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Championships !! Team !! Coach (active) !! Season(s)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Jefferson City || huskie (S53) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Lansing || teddy8332 (S64) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 6 || Nashville || reddoor (S53) || (53,56,57,62,64,69)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Ann Arbor || c*00007116 (S67) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || South Bend || c*00007117 (S67) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 6 || Green Bay || raven23 (S19) || (28,38,40-42,58)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Bloomington || rogg (S52) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 18 || Dearborn || warak (S43) || (45-52,54,55,59,60,61,63,65-68)<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
=== Conference 15 Championship Doubles ===<br />
<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Doubles !! Team !! Coach (active) !! Season(s)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Jefferson City || huskie (S53) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Lansing || teddy8332 (S64) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Nashville || reddoor (S53) || (56,57,62,64,69)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Ann Arbor || c*00007116 (S67) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || South Bend || c*00007117 (S67) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Green Bay || raven23 (S19) || (28,38,40-42,58)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Bloomington || rogg (S52) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 13 || Dearborn || warak (S43) || (45-52,54,55,61,63,66)<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
= Teams =<br />
<br />
The eight teams that make up conference 15 are based primarily in the Midwest encompassing Missouri, Michigan, Indiana, Wisconsin and Tennessee.<br />
<br />
==== [[L7 Jefferson City | Jefferson City Huskies]] ====<br />
<br />
==== [[L7 Lansing | Lansing Deacs]] ====<br />
<br />
==== [[L7 Nashville | Nashville Domination]] ====<br />
<br />
==== [[L7 Ann Arbor | Ann Arbor Villagers]] ====<br />
<br />
==== [[L7 South Bend | South Bend Chowdaheads]] ====<br />
<br />
==== [[L7 Green Bay | Green Bay Superfly]] ====<br />
<br />
==== [[L7 Bloomington | Bloomington Court Kings]] ====<br />
<br />
==== [[L7 Dearborn | Dearborn Warak's Deacs]] ====<br />
<br />
<br />
=Seasonal Highlights=<br />
<br />
====Greatest Season====<br />
<br />
Dearborn (24-0) (S47) NTT Champion - Defeated a strong Ames team 82-77 in the championship game. Team was lead by SO SF Brent Waters, who averaged 24.4ppg that season. <br />
<br />
<br />
==20 Win Seasons==<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! 20 Win Seasons !! Team !! Seasons<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Athens || (22, 29, 40, 42, 46)<br />
|-<br />
| 4 || Boca Raton || (66-69)<br />
|-<br />
| 2 || Asheville|| (25, 37)<br />
|-<br />
| 2 || Gulf Shores|| (34, 60)<br />
|-<br />
| 2 || Savannah || (38, 41) <br />
<br />
|}<br />
<br />
==Perfect Conference Record==<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! 20 Win Seasons !! Team !! Seasons<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Boca Raton || (64-67, 69)<br />
|-<br />
| 4 || Athens || (22, 29, 42, 46)<br />
|-<br />
| 3 || Gulf Shores|| (59-61)<br />
|-<br />
| 2 || Asheville|| (24-25)<br />
|-<br />
| 1 || Savannah || (56) <br />
|}<br />
<br />
==Consecutive Conference Titles==<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Consecutive !! Team !! Seasons<br />
|-<br />
| 6 || Boca Raton || (64-Present)<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Savannah || (52-57)<br />
|-<br />
| 4 || Asheville|| (23-26)<br />
|-<br />
| 4 || Gulf Shores|| (58-61)<br />
|-<br />
| 3 || Athens || (20-22) <br />
|-<br />
| 3 || Athens || (27-29) <br />
|}<br />
<br />
==Consecutive Conference Tournament Titles==<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Consecutive !! Team !! Seasons<br />
|-<br />
| 6 || Boca Raton || (64-Present)<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Gulf Shores|| (57-61)<br />
|-<br />
| 4 || Asheville|| (24-27)<br />
|-<br />
| 3 || Gulf Shores|| (32-34)<br />
|-<br />
| 3 || Athens || (20-23) <br />
|}<br />
<br />
==Consecutive Doubles==<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Consecutive !! Team !! Seasons<br />
|-<br />
| 6 || Boca Raton || (64-Present)<br />
|-<br />
| 4 || Gulf Shores|| (58-61)<br />
|-<br />
| 3 || Athens|| (20-22)<br />
|-<br />
| 3 || Athens || (38-40) <br />
|}<br />
<br />
==Futility (Consecutive Last Place Finishes)==<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Consecutive !! Team !! Seasons<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Shreveport || (53-57)<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Shreveport || (62-66)<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Ft. Myers|| (32-36)<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Evansville|| (27-31)<br />
|-<br />
| 4 || Gulf Shores || (43-46) <br />
|-<br />
| 4 || Boca Raton || (21-24) <br />
|}<br />
<br />
=Post Season Highlights=<br />
<br />
==NTT==<br />
Championships: None<br />
<br />
Runner Up: Athens (29)<br />
<br />
==PTT==<br />
Championships: None<br />
<br />
Runner Up: None<br />
<br />
==RTT==<br />
Championships: Asheville (21)<br />
<br />
Runner Up: Gulf Shores (38)<br />
<br />
==DTT==<br />
Championships:Asheville (63), Shreveport (48)<br />
<br />
Runner Up: Boca Raton (55)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L7_C15&diff=6336L7 C152012-03-30T18:07:46Z<p>Warak: </p>
<hr />
<div>{{Compass|LID=7}}<br />
==Summary==<br />
<br />
<br />
== Conference Championships ==<br />
===Conference 15 Championships===<br />
<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Championships !! Team !! Coach (active) !! Season(s)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Jefferson City || huskie (S53) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Lansing || teddy8332 (S64) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 9 || Nashville || reddoor (S53) || (56,57,60,62,64,65,67,68,69)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Ann Arbor || c*00007116 (S67) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || South Bend || c*00007117 (S67) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 10 || Green Bay || raven23 (S19) || (19,38-44,58,59)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Bloomington || rogg (S52) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 14 || Dearborn || warak (S43) || (45-55,61,63,66)<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
=== Conference 15 Tournament Championships ===<br />
<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Championships !! Team !! Coach (active) !! Season(s)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Jefferson City || huskie (S53) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Lansing || teddy8332 (S64) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 6 || Nashville || reddoor (S53) || (53,56,57,62,64,69)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Ann Arbor || c*00007116 (S67) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || South Bend || c*00007117 (S67) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 6 || Green Bay || raven23 (S19) || (28,38,40-42,58)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Bloomington || rogg (S52) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 18 || Dearborn || warak (S43) || (45-52,54,55,59,60,61,63,65-68)<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
=== Conference 15 Championship Doubles ===<br />
<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Doubles !! Team !! Coach (active) !! Season(s)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Jefferson City || huskie (S53) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Lansing || teddy8332 (S64) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Nashville || reddoor (S53) || (56,57,62,64,69)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Ann Arbor || c*00007116 (S67) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || South Bend || c*00007117 (S67) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Green Bay || raven23 (S19) || (28,38,40-42,58)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Bloomington || rogg (S52) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 13 || Dearborn || warak (S43) || (45-52,54,55,61,63,66)<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
= Teams =<br />
<br />
The eight teams that make up conference 15 are based primarily in the Midwest encompassing Missouri, Michigan, Indiana, Wisconsin and Tennessee.<br />
<br />
== Coach's Corner ==<br />
<br />
==== [[L7 Jefferson City | Jefferson City Huskies]] ====<br />
<br />
==== [[L7 Lansing | Lansing Deacs]] ====<br />
<br />
==== [[L7 Nashville | Nashville Domination]] ====<br />
<br />
==== [[L7 Ann Arbor | Ann Arbor Villagers]] ====<br />
<br />
==== [[L7 South Bend | South Bend Chowdaheads]] ====<br />
<br />
==== [[L7 Green Bay | Green Bay Superfly]] ====<br />
<br />
==== [[L7 Bloomington | Bloomington Court Kings]] ====<br />
<br />
==== [[L7 Dearborn | Dearborn Warak's Deacs]] ====<br />
<br />
<br />
=Seasonal Highlights=<br />
<br />
====Greatest Season====<br />
<br />
Dearborn (24-0) (S47) NTT Champion - Defeated a strong Ames team 82-77 in the championship game. Team was lead by SO SF Brent Waters, who averaged 24.4ppg that season. <br />
<br />
<br />
==20 Win Seasons==<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! 20 Win Seasons !! Team !! Seasons<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Athens || (22, 29, 40, 42, 46)<br />
|-<br />
| 4 || Boca Raton || (66-69)<br />
|-<br />
| 2 || Asheville|| (25, 37)<br />
|-<br />
| 2 || Gulf Shores|| (34, 60)<br />
|-<br />
| 2 || Savannah || (38, 41) <br />
<br />
|}<br />
<br />
==Perfect Conference Record==<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! 20 Win Seasons !! Team !! Seasons<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Boca Raton || (64-67, 69)<br />
|-<br />
| 4 || Athens || (22, 29, 42, 46)<br />
|-<br />
| 3 || Gulf Shores|| (59-61)<br />
|-<br />
| 2 || Asheville|| (24-25)<br />
|-<br />
| 1 || Savannah || (56) <br />
|}<br />
<br />
==Consecutive Conference Titles==<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Consecutive !! Team !! Seasons<br />
|-<br />
| 6 || Boca Raton || (64-Present)<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Savannah || (52-57)<br />
|-<br />
| 4 || Asheville|| (23-26)<br />
|-<br />
| 4 || Gulf Shores|| (58-61)<br />
|-<br />
| 3 || Athens || (20-22) <br />
|-<br />
| 3 || Athens || (27-29) <br />
|}<br />
<br />
==Consecutive Conference Tournament Titles==<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Consecutive !! Team !! Seasons<br />
|-<br />
| 6 || Boca Raton || (64-Present)<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Gulf Shores|| (57-61)<br />
|-<br />
| 4 || Asheville|| (24-27)<br />
|-<br />
| 3 || Gulf Shores|| (32-34)<br />
|-<br />
| 3 || Athens || (20-23) <br />
|}<br />
<br />
==Consecutive Doubles==<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Consecutive !! Team !! Seasons<br />
|-<br />
| 6 || Boca Raton || (64-Present)<br />
|-<br />
| 4 || Gulf Shores|| (58-61)<br />
|-<br />
| 3 || Athens|| (20-22)<br />
|-<br />
| 3 || Athens || (38-40) <br />
|}<br />
<br />
==Futility (Consecutive Last Place Finishes)==<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Consecutive !! Team !! Seasons<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Shreveport || (53-57)<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Shreveport || (62-66)<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Ft. Myers|| (32-36)<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Evansville|| (27-31)<br />
|-<br />
| 4 || Gulf Shores || (43-46) <br />
|-<br />
| 4 || Boca Raton || (21-24) <br />
|}<br />
<br />
=Post Season Highlights=<br />
<br />
==NTT==<br />
Championships: None<br />
<br />
Runner Up: Athens (29)<br />
<br />
==PTT==<br />
Championships: None<br />
<br />
Runner Up: None<br />
<br />
==RTT==<br />
Championships: Asheville (21)<br />
<br />
Runner Up: Gulf Shores (38)<br />
<br />
==DTT==<br />
Championships:Asheville (63), Shreveport (48)<br />
<br />
Runner Up: Boca Raton (55)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L7_C15&diff=6335L7 C152012-03-30T17:51:49Z<p>Warak: </p>
<hr />
<div>{{Compass|LID=7}}<br />
==Summary==<br />
<br />
<br />
== Conference Championships ==<br />
===Conference 15 Championships===<br />
<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Championships !! Team !! Coach (active) !! Season(s)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Jefferson City || huskie (S53) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Lansing || teddy8332 (S64) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 9 || Nashville || reddoor (S53) || (56,57,60,62,64,65,67,68,69)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Ann Arbor || c*00007116 (S67) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || South Bend || c*00007117 (S67) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 10 || Green Bay || raven23 (S19) || (19,38-44,58,59)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Bloomington || rogg (S52) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 14 || Dearborn || warak (S43) || (45-55,61,63,66)<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
=== Conference 15 Tournament Championships ===<br />
<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Championships !! Team !! Coach (active) !! Season(s)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Jefferson City || huskie (S53) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Lansing || teddy8332 (S64) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 6 || Nashville || reddoor (S53) || (53,56,57,62,64,69)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Ann Arbor || c*00007116 (S67) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || South Bend || c*00007117 (S67) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 6 || Green Bay || raven23 (S19) || (28,38,40-42,58)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Bloomington || rogg (S52) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 18 || Dearborn || warak (S43) || (45-52,54,55,59,60,61,63,65-68)<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
=== Conference 15 Championship Doubles ===<br />
<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Doubles !! Team !! Coach (active) !! Season(s)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Jefferson City || huskie (S53) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Lansing || teddy8332 (S64) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Nashville || reddoor (S53) || (56,57,62,64,69)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Ann Arbor || c*00007116 (S67) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || South Bend || c*00007117 (S67) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Green Bay || raven23 (S19) || (28,38,40-42,58)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Bloomington || rogg (S52) ||<br />
|-<br />
| 13 || Dearborn || warak (S43) || (45-52,54,55,61,63,66)<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
= Teams =<br />
<br />
The eight teams that make up conference 15 are based primarily in the Midwest encompassing Missouri, Michigan, Indiana, Wisconsin and Tennessee.<br />
<br />
==Asheville==<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
===Coaching History===<br />
<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Coach !! Hired !! Retired \ Fired !! Seasons !! Record<br />
|-<br />
| tonycotto|| 69 || Current || 1 || 13-14 (48%)<br />
|-<br />
| jomby || 51|| 68 - Retired|| 18||186-246 (43%)<br />
|-<br />
| valleyboy||46|| 47 - Fired|| 2 || 15-33 (31%)<br />
|-<br />
| jomby || 23|| 41 - SimBA || 19 || 283-173 (62%)<br />
|-<br />
| braves || 19 || 22 - SimBA || 4 || 65-31 (68%)<br />
|- <br />
| c*00007097 || 42-45, 48-50 (interim)|| Assistant || 7 || 51-117 (30%)<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
==Athens==<br />
<br />
<br />
===Coaching History===<br />
<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Coach !! Hired !! Retired \ Fired !! Seasons !! Record<br />
|-<br />
| weeds || 19|| Current || 52 || 727-500 (59%)<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
==[[L7_Boca_Raton|Boca Raton]]==<br />
<br />
[[Image:Boca_ratonl7.png|100px]] <br />
<br />
Colors: Dark Blue, Kelly Green & White<br />
<br />
Enrollment: 27,094 students<br />
<br />
Arena: Stormfury Arena (Student Section: The Burrow)<br />
<br />
Capacity: 22,350<br />
<br />
<br />
===Coaching History===<br />
<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Coach !! Hired !! Retired \ Fired !! Seasons !! Record<br />
|-<br />
| Stormfury || 59 || Current || 12 || 198-62 (75%)<br />
|-<br />
|-<br />
| senorpepe || 22 || 46 - Retired || 24 || 247-329 (43%)<br />
|-<br />
| menapole || 19 || 19 - SimBA || 1 || 16-8 (67%)<br />
|-<br />
| c*00007104 || 20-21 (interim), 46-58 (Head) || 58 - Retired || 15 || 178-182 (49%)<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
<br />
Boca Raton was traditionally a football school, enjoying the cast offs of larger Florida universities until the 60s. For years, the university settled for whatever happened in the college hoops. senorpepe and his long time assistant c*00007104 held the reigns to the program for 39 seasons. The duo only had mild success both in conference 13 and league 7. When the last of the coaching staff retired following the 58 season, school administrators took a chance on a relatively unknown DIV 3 assistant. Little did they know, Boca's now turned into a basketball school as Coach Stormfury has taken them to 2 straight elite 8s. The school is a staple in the national pre-season [[DeACCon Challenge]] and has started recruiting with the elite programs of league 7.<br />
<br />
After the school's second straight elite 8, the university's former players and fan base has begun to put donations towards the basketball program and school officials realizing the need to upgrade from The Burrow's 5,000 capacity have recently announced that following the season 70 campaign Boca Raton will open the 71 campaign in the new Stormfury Arena in honor of the coach who's taken the school beyond the 2nd round of the NTT and into a national power.<br />
<br />
[[L7_Boca_Raton|Team Page]]<br />
<br />
==Evansville==<br />
<br />
<br />
===Coaching History===<br />
<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Coach !! Hired !! Retired \ Fired !! Seasons !! Record<br />
|-<br />
| rsfaithful || 67 || Current || 4 || 28-47 (37%)<br />
|-<br />
| cariley || 43 || 66 - Retired || 24 || 240-336 (42%)<br />
|-<br />
| stew8908 || 40|| 41 - Fired || 2 || 13-35 (27%)<br />
|-<br />
| bama67 || 32|| 38 - Fired || 7 || 58-110 (35%)<br />
|-<br />
| sheepy || 27 || 31 - Fired || 5 || 19-101 (16%)<br />
|-<br />
| Kudos || 21 || 24 - Retired || 4 || 48-48 (50%)<br />
|- <br />
| damians || 19 || 19 - Fired || 1 || 9-15 (38%)<br />
|-<br />
| c*00007103 || 20, 25-26, 39, 42 (Interim) || Assistant|| 5 || 50-70 (42%)<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
==Ft. Myers==<br />
<br />
Colors: Black, Gold & Red<br />
<br />
Enrollment: 13,230 students<br />
<br />
Arena: Alico Arena<br />
<br />
Capacity: 5,000<br />
<br />
<br />
===Coaching History===<br />
<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Coach !! Hired !! Retired \ Fired !! Seasons !! Record<br />
|-<br />
| Nemesis|| 63 || Current || 8 || 82-86 (49%)<br />
|-<br />
| seamus12 || 44 || 61 - Fired || 18 || 153-279 (35%)<br />
|-<br />
| danimal || 32 || 41 - Fired || 10 || 62-178 (18%)<br />
|-<br />
| barls || 30 || 31 - Retired || 2 || 10-38 (21%)<br />
|-<br />
| miike || 25|| 28 - SimBA || 4 || 49-47 (51%)<br />
|-<br />
| uga5 || 19 || 22 - Retired || 4 || 47-49 (49%)<br />
|-<br />
| c*00007102 || 23-24, 29, 42-43, 62 (interim)|| Assistant || 6 || 50-94 (35%)<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
<br />
Ft Myers has always treated its basketball program poorly as evidenced by its poor early performance. Despite its poor funding and the smaller size of the school it enjoyed a brief 8 season improvement while headed by coach uga5 who retired early and followed by miike who unfortunately left for the SimBA leaving the team without effective leadership. The following 12 seasons were dismal as the school focused its efforts on an academic overhaul. As it's academic improved it enjoyed a slight resurgence in its basketball program under the helm of seamus12. The school then decided that it should take a fresh look at its intramural sports programs with a sharp focus on their immediate and long term improvement as a way to bring more attention to the school's growth. Letting seamus12 go, and hiring Nemesis as the head coach brought about an effective change. Nemesis has taken the team to a conference game and has significantly improved its overall program. The past 8 seasons have seen a significant surge in both overall game improvement and talent procurement. As the school begins to invest more money into its basketball program it is now seeing an improvement they hope will continue into the future.<br />
<br />
==Gulf Shores==<br />
<br />
<br />
===Coaching History===<br />
<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Coach !! Hired !! Retired \ Fired !! Seasons !! Record<br />
|-<br />
| gwoodyard|| 63 || Current || 8 || 103-68 (60%)<br />
|-<br />
| starksdeux||57|| 61 - SimBA|| 5 || 89-31 (74%)<br />
|-<br />
| ucthuskies||31 || 44 - Fired || 14|| 160-176 (48%)<br />
|-<br />
| doomngloom ||21|| 28 - Fired|| 8 || 88-104 (46%)<br />
|-<br />
| c*00007099 || 19-20, 29-30, 62 (interim) 45-56 (Head)|| Assistant || 17 || 148-260 (36%)<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
==Savannah==<br />
<br />
<br />
===Coaching History===<br />
<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Coach !! Hired !! Retired \ Fired !! Seasons !! Record<br />
|-<br />
| dabomby || 53 || 69 - Fired || 17 || 163 - 245 (40%)<br />
|-<br />
| simon2004 || 27 || 46 - Retired || 20 || 316 - 164 (66%)<br />
|-<br />
| bostonball || 21 || 23 - Fired || 3 || 32-40 (44%)<br />
|-<br />
| dirtydug || 19 || 20 - SimBA || 2 || 31-17 (65%)<br />
|-<br />
| c*00007098 || 24-26, 70 (interim), 47-52 (Head)|| Assistant || 10 || 133-86 (61%)<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
==Shreveport==<br />
<br />
===Coaching History===<br />
<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Coach !! Hired !! Retired \ Fired !! Seasons !! Record<br />
|-<br />
| semck83 || 51|| Current || 20 || 101-358 (22%)<br />
|-<br />
| club69 || 22 || 46 - Retired || 25 || 264 - 336 (44%)<br />
|-<br />
| ecastuera || 19 || 19 - Retired || 1 || 10-14 (42%)<br />
|-<br />
| c*00007100 || 20-21, 47-50 (interim)|| Assistant || 4 || 52-92 (36%)<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
=Seasonal Highlights=<br />
<br />
====Greatest Season====<br />
Athens (23-1) (s29) NTT Runnerup. Only loss was in overtime 83-81 against Kissimmee. Team was led by upper classmen including 3 seniors (PG Jeff Just, SG Louie Craig, SF Greg Sachse) and Junior Sal Prescott.<br />
<br />
====Worst Season====<br />
Through the years nearly every c13 team has endured a 2-22 season. Asheveille (42), Boca Raton (21), Evansville (29, 30), Gulf Shores (45), Savannah (61), Shreveport (53, 64) but Ft Myers (52) and Gulf Shores (43) have both endured 1-23 seasons in which both teams went 0-13 in conference play.<br />
<br />
==20 Win Seasons==<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! 20 Win Seasons !! Team !! Seasons<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Athens || (22, 29, 40, 42, 46)<br />
|-<br />
| 4 || Boca Raton || (66-69)<br />
|-<br />
| 2 || Asheville|| (25, 37)<br />
|-<br />
| 2 || Gulf Shores|| (34, 60)<br />
|-<br />
| 2 || Savannah || (38, 41) <br />
<br />
|}<br />
<br />
==Perfect Conference Record==<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! 20 Win Seasons !! Team !! Seasons<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Boca Raton || (64-67, 69)<br />
|-<br />
| 4 || Athens || (22, 29, 42, 46)<br />
|-<br />
| 3 || Gulf Shores|| (59-61)<br />
|-<br />
| 2 || Asheville|| (24-25)<br />
|-<br />
| 1 || Savannah || (56) <br />
|}<br />
<br />
==Consecutive Conference Titles==<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Consecutive !! Team !! Seasons<br />
|-<br />
| 6 || Boca Raton || (64-Present)<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Savannah || (52-57)<br />
|-<br />
| 4 || Asheville|| (23-26)<br />
|-<br />
| 4 || Gulf Shores|| (58-61)<br />
|-<br />
| 3 || Athens || (20-22) <br />
|-<br />
| 3 || Athens || (27-29) <br />
|}<br />
<br />
==Consecutive Conference Tournament Titles==<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Consecutive !! Team !! Seasons<br />
|-<br />
| 6 || Boca Raton || (64-Present)<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Gulf Shores|| (57-61)<br />
|-<br />
| 4 || Asheville|| (24-27)<br />
|-<br />
| 3 || Gulf Shores|| (32-34)<br />
|-<br />
| 3 || Athens || (20-23) <br />
|}<br />
<br />
==Consecutive Doubles==<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Consecutive !! Team !! Seasons<br />
|-<br />
| 6 || Boca Raton || (64-Present)<br />
|-<br />
| 4 || Gulf Shores|| (58-61)<br />
|-<br />
| 3 || Athens|| (20-22)<br />
|-<br />
| 3 || Athens || (38-40) <br />
|}<br />
<br />
==Futility (Consecutive Last Place Finishes)==<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Consecutive !! Team !! Seasons<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Shreveport || (53-57)<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Shreveport || (62-66)<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Ft. Myers|| (32-36)<br />
|-<br />
| 5 || Evansville|| (27-31)<br />
|-<br />
| 4 || Gulf Shores || (43-46) <br />
|-<br />
| 4 || Boca Raton || (21-24) <br />
|}<br />
<br />
=Post Season Highlights=<br />
<br />
==NTT==<br />
Championships: None<br />
<br />
Runner Up: Athens (29)<br />
<br />
==PTT==<br />
Championships: None<br />
<br />
Runner Up: None<br />
<br />
==RTT==<br />
Championships: Asheville (21)<br />
<br />
Runner Up: Gulf Shores (38)<br />
<br />
==DTT==<br />
Championships:Asheville (63), Shreveport (48)<br />
<br />
Runner Up: Boca Raton (55)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L7_C15&diff=6334L7 C152012-03-30T17:16:09Z<p>Warak: </p>
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==Summary==<br />
Conference 13 can be summed up by a tale of two eras. <br />
<br />
In the early years (s19-s43 - 25 seasons) Athens coached by weeds (s19 to present), Asheville coached by Jomby (s23-41) and Savannah coached by simon2004 (s27-46) Combined to win 23 conference championships and 21 conference tournament titles. This era also saw the conference's only chance at an NTT title in s29.<br />
<br />
====Changing of the guard (s44-57 - 14 seasons)==== <br />
The last of the great teams from the early seasons of c13 was Savannah who under coaches c*00007098 (s47-52) and dabomby (s53-present) continued to dominate up until season 57 where it won 8 regular season titles and 6 tournament titles. Asheville fell into obscurity after coach jomby left for the SimBA in s41 and the sparkle in coach weeds Athens team hasn't produce a conference or tournament championship since 49 causing some to question the 51 seasons of coaching experience.<br />
<br />
====The modern era (s58-present)====<br />
By the time season 58 rolled around, Athens, Asheville and even Savannah have since fallen from the ranks of c13's upper tier. Coach Jomby returned after a stint in the SimBA in s51 and remade Asheville into a double digit winning program but the teams of yesteryear are no longer the dominant power.<br />
<br />
Gulf Shores coached by starksdeux (s57-61) absolutely dominated from 58-63 winning 5 conference titles and 5 conference tournaments. The team continues to be an upper echelon c13 team under coach gwoodyard (s63-present) but the past 12 seasons has belonged to an unexpected surge from Boca Raton coached by stormfury (s59-present). The Storm have been 1st or 2nd in the conference regular season and tournament each season since s58. and has seen Boca Raton reach the elite 8 twice.<br />
<br />
====The future (s70 and beyond)====<br />
Conference 13 looks to be gaining steam over the past 4-5 seasons and can no longer be considered the worst conference in l7 a title it held for far to long. With coach Stormfury's squad having the best recruting class in l7 over a 6 season period (s65-70) 11.5 HW/11 SH rating conference 13 now has a national presence. Add to that new coaching additions at Evansville (rsfaithful s67-present), Ft Myers (nemesis s63-present) and Gulf Shores (gwoodyard s63-present) and the conference has suddenly become a solid conference with annual NTT bids and may one day get it's first NTT Title.<br />
<br />
== Conference Championships ==<br />
===Conference 13 Championships===<br />
<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Championships !! Team !! Season<br />
|-<br />
| 14 || Savannah || (30,32-33, 35, 41, 43-44, 47, 52-57)<br />
|-<br />
| 12 || Athens || (20-22, 27-28, 31, 38-40, 42, 46, 49)<br />
|-<br />
| 12 || Boca Raton || (19, 45, 50-51, 62, 64-70)<br />
|-<br />
| 7 || Asheville || (23-26, 29, 36-37)<br />
|-<br />
| 6 || Gulf Shores || (34, 58-61, 63)<br />
|-<br />
| 1 || Ft. Myers || (48)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Evansville || <br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Shreveport || <br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
=== Conference 13 Tournament Championships ===<br />
<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Championships !! Team !! Season<br />
|-<br />
| 11 || Athens || (20-23, 31, 38-40, 42, 46, 49)<br />
|-<br />
| 11 || Boca Raton || (43, 45, 48, 50, 62, 64-69)<br />
|-<br />
| 11 || Savannah || (19, 28, 30, 35, 41, 44, 47, 51-52, 55-56)<br />
|-<br />
| 10 || Gulf Shores || (32-34, 54, 57-61, 63)<br />
|-<br />
| 8 || Asheville || (24-27, 29, 36-37, 53)<br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Evansville || <br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Ft. Myers || <br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Shreveport ||<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
=== Conference 13 Championship Doubles ===<br />
<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Doubles !! Team !! Seasons<br />
|-<br />
| 10 || Athens || (20-22, 31, 38-40, 42, 46, 49)<br />
|-<br />
| 9 || Boca Raton || (45, 50, 62, 64-69)<br />
|-<br />
| 8 || Savannah || (30, 35, 41, 44, 47, 52, 55-56)<br />
|-<br />
| 6 || Asheville || (24-26, 29, 36-37)<br />
|-<br />
| 6 || Gulf Shores || (34, 58-60, 61-63) <br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Evansville || <br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Ft. Myers || <br />
|-<br />
| 0 || Shreveport || <br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
= Teams =<br />
<br />
The eight teams that make up conference 13 are based primarily in the southeast encompassing Florida, Louisiana, Georgia and Alabama.<br />
<br />
==Asheville==<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
===Coaching History===<br />
<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Coach !! Hired !! Retired \ Fired !! Seasons !! Record<br />
|-<br />
| tonycotto|| 69 || Current || 1 || 13-14 (48%)<br />
|-<br />
| jomby || 51|| 68 - Retired|| 18||186-246 (43%)<br />
|-<br />
| valleyboy||46|| 47 - Fired|| 2 || 15-33 (31%)<br />
|-<br />
| jomby || 23|| 41 - SimBA || 19 || 283-173 (62%)<br />
|-<br />
| braves || 19 || 22 - SimBA || 4 || 65-31 (68%)<br />
|- <br />
| c*00007097 || 42-45, 48-50 (interim)|| Assistant || 7 || 51-117 (30%)<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
==Athens==<br />
<br />
<br />
===Coaching History===<br />
<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Coach !! Hired !! Retired \ Fired !! Seasons !! Record<br />
|-<br />
| weeds || 19|| Current || 52 || 727-500 (59%)<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
==[[L7_Boca_Raton|Boca Raton]]==<br />
<br />
[[Image:Boca_ratonl7.png|100px]] <br />
<br />
Colors: Dark Blue, Kelly Green & White<br />
<br />
Enrollment: 27,094 students<br />
<br />
Arena: Stormfury Arena (Student Section: The Burrow)<br />
<br />
Capacity: 22,350<br />
<br />
<br />
===Coaching History===<br />
<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Coach !! Hired !! Retired \ Fired !! Seasons !! Record<br />
|-<br />
| Stormfury || 59 || Current || 12 || 198-62 (75%)<br />
|-<br />
|-<br />
| senorpepe || 22 || 46 - Retired || 24 || 247-329 (43%)<br />
|-<br />
| menapole || 19 || 19 - SimBA || 1 || 16-8 (67%)<br />
|-<br />
| c*00007104 || 20-21 (interim), 46-58 (Head) || 58 - Retired || 15 || 178-182 (49%)<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
<br />
Boca Raton was traditionally a football school, enjoying the cast offs of larger Florida universities until the 60s. For years, the university settled for whatever happened in the college hoops. senorpepe and his long time assistant c*00007104 held the reigns to the program for 39 seasons. The duo only had mild success both in conference 13 and league 7. When the last of the coaching staff retired following the 58 season, school administrators took a chance on a relatively unknown DIV 3 assistant. Little did they know, Boca's now turned into a basketball school as Coach Stormfury has taken them to 2 straight elite 8s. The school is a staple in the national pre-season [[DeACCon Challenge]] and has started recruiting with the elite programs of league 7.<br />
<br />
After the school's second straight elite 8, the university's former players and fan base has begun to put donations towards the basketball program and school officials realizing the need to upgrade from The Burrow's 5,000 capacity have recently announced that following the season 70 campaign Boca Raton will open the 71 campaign in the new Stormfury Arena in honor of the coach who's taken the school beyond the 2nd round of the NTT and into a national power.<br />
<br />
[[L7_Boca_Raton|Team Page]]<br />
<br />
==Evansville==<br />
<br />
<br />
===Coaching History===<br />
<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
|-<br />
! Coach !! Hired !! Retired \ Fired !! Seasons !! Record<br />
|-<br />
| rsfaithful || 67 || Current || 4 || 28-47 (37%)<br />
|-<br />
| cariley || 43 || 66 - Retired || 24 || 240-336 (42%)<br />
|-<br />
| stew8908 || 40|| 41 - Fired || 2 || 13-35 (27%)<br />
|-<br />
| bama67 || 32|| 38 - Fired || 7 || 58-110 (35%)<br />
|-<br />
| sheepy || 27 || 31 - Fired || 5 || 19-101 (16%)<br />
|-<br />
| Kudos || 21 || 24 - Retired || 4 || 48-48 (50%)<br />
|- <br />
| damians || 19 || 19 - Fired || 1 || 9-15 (38%)<br />
|-<br />
| c*00007103 || 20, 25-26, 39, 42 (Interim) || Assistant|| 5 || 50-70 (42%)<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
==Ft. Myers==<br />
<br />
Colors: Black, Gold & Red<br />
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Enrollment: 13,230 students<br />
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Arena: Alico Arena<br />
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Capacity: 5,000<br />
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===Coaching History===<br />
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{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
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! Coach !! Hired !! Retired \ Fired !! Seasons !! Record<br />
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| Nemesis|| 63 || Current || 8 || 82-86 (49%)<br />
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| seamus12 || 44 || 61 - Fired || 18 || 153-279 (35%)<br />
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| danimal || 32 || 41 - Fired || 10 || 62-178 (18%)<br />
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| barls || 30 || 31 - Retired || 2 || 10-38 (21%)<br />
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| miike || 25|| 28 - SimBA || 4 || 49-47 (51%)<br />
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| uga5 || 19 || 22 - Retired || 4 || 47-49 (49%)<br />
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| c*00007102 || 23-24, 29, 42-43, 62 (interim)|| Assistant || 6 || 50-94 (35%)<br />
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|}<br />
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Ft Myers has always treated its basketball program poorly as evidenced by its poor early performance. Despite its poor funding and the smaller size of the school it enjoyed a brief 8 season improvement while headed by coach uga5 who retired early and followed by miike who unfortunately left for the SimBA leaving the team without effective leadership. The following 12 seasons were dismal as the school focused its efforts on an academic overhaul. As it's academic improved it enjoyed a slight resurgence in its basketball program under the helm of seamus12. The school then decided that it should take a fresh look at its intramural sports programs with a sharp focus on their immediate and long term improvement as a way to bring more attention to the school's growth. Letting seamus12 go, and hiring Nemesis as the head coach brought about an effective change. Nemesis has taken the team to a conference game and has significantly improved its overall program. The past 8 seasons have seen a significant surge in both overall game improvement and talent procurement. As the school begins to invest more money into its basketball program it is now seeing an improvement they hope will continue into the future.<br />
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==Gulf Shores==<br />
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===Coaching History===<br />
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{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
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! Coach !! Hired !! Retired \ Fired !! Seasons !! Record<br />
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| gwoodyard|| 63 || Current || 8 || 103-68 (60%)<br />
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| starksdeux||57|| 61 - SimBA|| 5 || 89-31 (74%)<br />
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| ucthuskies||31 || 44 - Fired || 14|| 160-176 (48%)<br />
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| doomngloom ||21|| 28 - Fired|| 8 || 88-104 (46%)<br />
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| c*00007099 || 19-20, 29-30, 62 (interim) 45-56 (Head)|| Assistant || 17 || 148-260 (36%)<br />
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|}<br />
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==Savannah==<br />
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===Coaching History===<br />
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{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
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! Coach !! Hired !! Retired \ Fired !! Seasons !! Record<br />
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| dabomby || 53 || 69 - Fired || 17 || 163 - 245 (40%)<br />
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| simon2004 || 27 || 46 - Retired || 20 || 316 - 164 (66%)<br />
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| bostonball || 21 || 23 - Fired || 3 || 32-40 (44%)<br />
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| dirtydug || 19 || 20 - SimBA || 2 || 31-17 (65%)<br />
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| c*00007098 || 24-26, 70 (interim), 47-52 (Head)|| Assistant || 10 || 133-86 (61%)<br />
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|}<br />
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==Shreveport==<br />
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===Coaching History===<br />
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{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
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! Coach !! Hired !! Retired \ Fired !! Seasons !! Record<br />
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| semck83 || 51|| Current || 20 || 101-358 (22%)<br />
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| club69 || 22 || 46 - Retired || 25 || 264 - 336 (44%)<br />
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| ecastuera || 19 || 19 - Retired || 1 || 10-14 (42%)<br />
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| c*00007100 || 20-21, 47-50 (interim)|| Assistant || 4 || 52-92 (36%)<br />
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|}<br />
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=Seasonal Highlights=<br />
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====Greatest Season====<br />
Athens (23-1) (s29) NTT Runnerup. Only loss was in overtime 83-81 against Kissimmee. Team was led by upper classmen including 3 seniors (PG Jeff Just, SG Louie Craig, SF Greg Sachse) and Junior Sal Prescott.<br />
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====Worst Season====<br />
Through the years nearly every c13 team has endured a 2-22 season. Asheveille (42), Boca Raton (21), Evansville (29, 30), Gulf Shores (45), Savannah (61), Shreveport (53, 64) but Ft Myers (52) and Gulf Shores (43) have both endured 1-23 seasons in which both teams went 0-13 in conference play.<br />
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==20 Win Seasons==<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
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! 20 Win Seasons !! Team !! Seasons<br />
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| 5 || Athens || (22, 29, 40, 42, 46)<br />
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| 4 || Boca Raton || (66-69)<br />
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| 2 || Asheville|| (25, 37)<br />
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| 2 || Gulf Shores|| (34, 60)<br />
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| 2 || Savannah || (38, 41) <br />
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|}<br />
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==Perfect Conference Record==<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
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! 20 Win Seasons !! Team !! Seasons<br />
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| 5 || Boca Raton || (64-67, 69)<br />
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| 4 || Athens || (22, 29, 42, 46)<br />
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| 3 || Gulf Shores|| (59-61)<br />
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| 2 || Asheville|| (24-25)<br />
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| 1 || Savannah || (56) <br />
|}<br />
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==Consecutive Conference Titles==<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
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! Consecutive !! Team !! Seasons<br />
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| 6 || Boca Raton || (64-Present)<br />
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| 5 || Savannah || (52-57)<br />
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| 4 || Asheville|| (23-26)<br />
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| 4 || Gulf Shores|| (58-61)<br />
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| 3 || Athens || (20-22) <br />
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| 3 || Athens || (27-29) <br />
|}<br />
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==Consecutive Conference Tournament Titles==<br />
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! Consecutive !! Team !! Seasons<br />
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| 6 || Boca Raton || (64-Present)<br />
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| 5 || Gulf Shores|| (57-61)<br />
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| 4 || Asheville|| (24-27)<br />
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| 3 || Gulf Shores|| (32-34)<br />
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| 3 || Athens || (20-23) <br />
|}<br />
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==Consecutive Doubles==<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
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! Consecutive !! Team !! Seasons<br />
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| 6 || Boca Raton || (64-Present)<br />
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| 4 || Gulf Shores|| (58-61)<br />
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| 3 || Athens|| (20-22)<br />
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| 3 || Athens || (38-40) <br />
|}<br />
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==Futility (Consecutive Last Place Finishes)==<br />
{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"<br />
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! Consecutive !! Team !! Seasons<br />
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| 5 || Shreveport || (53-57)<br />
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| 5 || Shreveport || (62-66)<br />
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| 5 || Ft. Myers|| (32-36)<br />
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| 5 || Evansville|| (27-31)<br />
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| 4 || Gulf Shores || (43-46) <br />
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| 4 || Boca Raton || (21-24) <br />
|}<br />
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=Post Season Highlights=<br />
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==NTT==<br />
Championships: None<br />
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Runner Up: Athens (29)<br />
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==PTT==<br />
Championships: None<br />
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Runner Up: None<br />
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==RTT==<br />
Championships: Asheville (21)<br />
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Runner Up: Gulf Shores (38)<br />
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==DTT==<br />
Championships:Asheville (63), Shreveport (48)<br />
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Runner Up: Boca Raton (55)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L7_C15&diff=6333L7 C152012-03-30T17:15:23Z<p>Warak: Created page with "Summary Conference 13 can be summed up by a tale of two eras. In the early years (s19-s43 - 25 seasons) Athens coached by weeds (s19 to present), Asheville coached by Jomby ..."</p>
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<div>Summary<br />
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Conference 13 can be summed up by a tale of two eras.<br />
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In the early years (s19-s43 - 25 seasons) Athens coached by weeds (s19 to present), Asheville coached by Jomby (s23-41) and Savannah coached by simon2004 (s27-46) Combined to win 23 conference championships and 21 conference tournament titles. This era also saw the conference's only chance at an NTT title in s29.<br />
[edit] Changing of the guard (s44-57 - 14 seasons)<br />
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The last of the great teams from the early seasons of c13 was Savannah who under coaches c*00007098 (s47-52) and dabomby (s53-present) continued to dominate up until season 57 where it won 8 regular season titles and 6 tournament titles. Asheville fell into obscurity after coach jomby left for the SimBA in s41 and the sparkle in coach weeds Athens team hasn't produce a conference or tournament championship since 49 causing some to question the 51 seasons of coaching experience.<br />
[edit] The modern era (s58-present)<br />
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By the time season 58 rolled around, Athens, Asheville and even Savannah have since fallen from the ranks of c13's upper tier. Coach Jomby returned after a stint in the SimBA in s51 and remade Asheville into a double digit winning program but the teams of yesteryear are no longer the dominant power.<br />
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Gulf Shores coached by starksdeux (s57-61) absolutely dominated from 58-63 winning 5 conference titles and 5 conference tournaments. The team continues to be an upper echelon c13 team under coach gwoodyard (s63-present) but the past 12 seasons has belonged to an unexpected surge from Boca Raton coached by stormfury (s59-present). The Storm have been 1st or 2nd in the conference regular season and tournament each season since s58. and has seen Boca Raton reach the elite 8 twice.<br />
[edit] The future (s70 and beyond)<br />
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Conference 13 looks to be gaining steam over the past 4-5 seasons and can no longer be considered the worst conference in l7 a title it held for far to long. With coach Stormfury's squad having the best recruting class in l7 over a 6 season period (s65-70) 11.5 HW/11 SH rating conference 13 now has a national presence. Add to that new coaching additions at Evansville (rsfaithful s67-present), Ft Myers (nemesis s63-present) and Gulf Shores (gwoodyard s63-present) and the conference has suddenly become a solid conference with annual NTT bids and may one day get it's first NTT Title.<br />
[edit] Conference Championships<br />
[edit] Conference 13 Championships<br />
Championships Team Season<br />
14 Savannah (30,32-33, 35, 41, 43-44, 47, 52-57)<br />
12 Athens (20-22, 27-28, 31, 38-40, 42, 46, 49)<br />
12 Boca Raton (19, 45, 50-51, 62, 64-70)<br />
7 Asheville (23-26, 29, 36-37)<br />
6 Gulf Shores (34, 58-61, 63)<br />
1 Ft. Myers (48)<br />
0 Evansville <br />
0 Shreveport <br />
[edit] Conference 13 Tournament Championships<br />
Championships Team Season<br />
11 Athens (20-23, 31, 38-40, 42, 46, 49)<br />
11 Boca Raton (43, 45, 48, 50, 62, 64-69)<br />
11 Savannah (19, 28, 30, 35, 41, 44, 47, 51-52, 55-56)<br />
10 Gulf Shores (32-34, 54, 57-61, 63)<br />
8 Asheville (24-27, 29, 36-37, 53)<br />
0 Evansville <br />
0 Ft. Myers <br />
0 Shreveport <br />
[edit] Conference 13 Championship Doubles<br />
Doubles Team Seasons<br />
10 Athens (20-22, 31, 38-40, 42, 46, 49)<br />
9 Boca Raton (45, 50, 62, 64-69)<br />
8 Savannah (30, 35, 41, 44, 47, 52, 55-56)<br />
6 Asheville (24-26, 29, 36-37)<br />
6 Gulf Shores (34, 58-60, 61-63)<br />
0 Evansville <br />
0 Ft. Myers <br />
0 Shreveport <br />
[edit] Teams<br />
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The eight teams that make up conference 13 are based primarily in the southeast encompassing Florida, Louisiana, Georgia and Alabama.<br />
[edit] Asheville<br />
[edit] Coaching History<br />
Coach Hired Retired \ Fired Seasons Record<br />
tonycotto 69 Current 1 13-14 (48%)<br />
jomby 51 68 - Retired 18 186-246 (43%)<br />
valleyboy 46 47 - Fired 2 15-33 (31%)<br />
jomby 23 41 - SimBA 19 283-173 (62%)<br />
braves 19 22 - SimBA 4 65-31 (68%)<br />
c*00007097 42-45, 48-50 (interim) Assistant 7 51-117 (30%)<br />
[edit] Athens<br />
[edit] Coaching History<br />
Coach Hired Retired \ Fired Seasons Record<br />
weeds 19 Current 52 727-500 (59%)<br />
[edit] Boca Raton<br />
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Colors: Dark Blue, Kelly Green & White<br />
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Enrollment: 27,094 students<br />
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Arena: Stormfury Arena (Student Section: The Burrow)<br />
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Capacity: 22,350<br />
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[edit] Coaching History<br />
Coach Hired Retired \ Fired Seasons Record<br />
Stormfury 59 Current 12 198-62 (75%)<br />
senorpepe 22 46 - Retired 24 247-329 (43%)<br />
menapole 19 19 - SimBA 1 16-8 (67%)<br />
c*00007104 20-21 (interim), 46-58 (Head) 58 - Retired 15 178-182 (49%)<br />
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Boca Raton was traditionally a football school, enjoying the cast offs of larger Florida universities until the 60s. For years, the university settled for whatever happened in the college hoops. senorpepe and his long time assistant c*00007104 held the reigns to the program for 39 seasons. The duo only had mild success both in conference 13 and league 7. When the last of the coaching staff retired following the 58 season, school administrators took a chance on a relatively unknown DIV 3 assistant. Little did they know, Boca's now turned into a basketball school as Coach Stormfury has taken them to 2 straight elite 8s. The school is a staple in the national pre-season DeACCon Challenge and has started recruiting with the elite programs of league 7.<br />
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After the school's second straight elite 8, the university's former players and fan base has begun to put donations towards the basketball program and school officials realizing the need to upgrade from The Burrow's 5,000 capacity have recently announced that following the season 70 campaign Boca Raton will open the 71 campaign in the new Stormfury Arena in honor of the coach who's taken the school beyond the 2nd round of the NTT and into a national power.<br />
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Team Page<br />
[edit] Evansville<br />
[edit] Coaching History<br />
Coach Hired Retired \ Fired Seasons Record<br />
rsfaithful 67 Current 4 28-47 (37%)<br />
cariley 43 66 - Retired 24 240-336 (42%)<br />
stew8908 40 41 - Fired 2 13-35 (27%)<br />
bama67 32 38 - Fired 7 58-110 (35%)<br />
sheepy 27 31 - Fired 5 19-101 (16%)<br />
Kudos 21 24 - Retired 4 48-48 (50%)<br />
damians 19 19 - Fired 1 9-15 (38%)<br />
c*00007103 20, 25-26, 39, 42 (Interim) Assistant 5 50-70 (42%)<br />
[edit] Ft. Myers<br />
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Colors: Black, Gold & Red<br />
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Enrollment: 13,230 students<br />
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Arena: Alico Arena<br />
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Capacity: 5,000<br />
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[edit] Coaching History<br />
Coach Hired Retired \ Fired Seasons Record<br />
Nemesis 63 Current 8 82-86 (49%)<br />
seamus12 44 61 - Fired 18 153-279 (35%)<br />
danimal 32 41 - Fired 10 62-178 (18%)<br />
barls 30 31 - Retired 2 10-38 (21%)<br />
miike 25 28 - SimBA 4 49-47 (51%)<br />
uga5 19 22 - Retired 4 47-49 (49%)<br />
c*00007102 23-24, 29, 42-43, 62 (interim) Assistant 6 50-94 (35%)<br />
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Ft Myers has always treated its basketball program poorly as evidenced by its poor early performance. Despite its poor funding and the smaller size of the school it enjoyed a brief 8 season improvement while headed by coach uga5 who retired early and followed by miike who unfortunately left for the SimBA leaving the team without effective leadership. The following 12 seasons were dismal as the school focused its efforts on an academic overhaul. As it's academic improved it enjoyed a slight resurgence in its basketball program under the helm of seamus12. The school then decided that it should take a fresh look at its intramural sports programs with a sharp focus on their immediate and long term improvement as a way to bring more attention to the school's growth. Letting seamus12 go, and hiring Nemesis as the head coach brought about an effective change. Nemesis has taken the team to a conference game and has significantly improved its overall program. The past 8 seasons have seen a significant surge in both overall game improvement and talent procurement. As the school begins to invest more money into its basketball program it is now seeing an improvement they hope will continue into the future.<br />
[edit] Gulf Shores<br />
[edit] Coaching History<br />
Coach Hired Retired \ Fired Seasons Record<br />
gwoodyard 63 Current 8 103-68 (60%)<br />
starksdeux 57 61 - SimBA 5 89-31 (74%)<br />
ucthuskies 31 44 - Fired 14 160-176 (48%)<br />
doomngloom 21 28 - Fired 8 88-104 (46%)<br />
c*00007099 19-20, 29-30, 62 (interim) 45-56 (Head) Assistant 17 148-260 (36%)<br />
[edit] Savannah<br />
[edit] Coaching History<br />
Coach Hired Retired \ Fired Seasons Record<br />
dabomby 53 69 - Fired 17 163 - 245 (40%)<br />
simon2004 27 46 - Retired 20 316 - 164 (66%)<br />
bostonball 21 23 - Fired 3 32-40 (44%)<br />
dirtydug 19 20 - SimBA 2 31-17 (65%)<br />
c*00007098 24-26, 70 (interim), 47-52 (Head) Assistant 10 133-86 (61%)<br />
[edit] Shreveport<br />
[edit] Coaching History<br />
Coach Hired Retired \ Fired Seasons Record<br />
semck83 51 Current 20 101-358 (22%)<br />
club69 22 46 - Retired 25 264 - 336 (44%)<br />
ecastuera 19 19 - Retired 1 10-14 (42%)<br />
c*00007100 20-21, 47-50 (interim) Assistant 4 52-92 (36%)<br />
[edit] Seasonal Highlights<br />
[edit] Greatest Season<br />
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Athens (23-1) (s29) NTT Runnerup. Only loss was in overtime 83-81 against Kissimmee. Team was led by upper classmen including 3 seniors (PG Jeff Just, SG Louie Craig, SF Greg Sachse) and Junior Sal Prescott.<br />
[edit] Worst Season<br />
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Through the years nearly every c13 team has endured a 2-22 season. Asheveille (42), Boca Raton (21), Evansville (29, 30), Gulf Shores (45), Savannah (61), Shreveport (53, 64) but Ft Myers (52) and Gulf Shores (43) have both endured 1-23 seasons in which both teams went 0-13 in conference play.<br />
[edit] 20 Win Seasons<br />
20 Win Seasons Team Seasons<br />
5 Athens (22, 29, 40, 42, 46)<br />
4 Boca Raton (66-69)<br />
2 Asheville (25, 37)<br />
2 Gulf Shores (34, 60)<br />
2 Savannah (38, 41)<br />
[edit] Perfect Conference Record<br />
20 Win Seasons Team Seasons<br />
5 Boca Raton (64-67, 69)<br />
4 Athens (22, 29, 42, 46)<br />
3 Gulf Shores (59-61)<br />
2 Asheville (24-25)<br />
1 Savannah (56)<br />
[edit] Consecutive Conference Titles<br />
Consecutive Team Seasons<br />
6 Boca Raton (64-Present)<br />
5 Savannah (52-57)<br />
4 Asheville (23-26)<br />
4 Gulf Shores (58-61)<br />
3 Athens (20-22)<br />
3 Athens (27-29)<br />
[edit] Consecutive Conference Tournament Titles<br />
Consecutive Team Seasons<br />
6 Boca Raton (64-Present)<br />
5 Gulf Shores (57-61)<br />
4 Asheville (24-27)<br />
3 Gulf Shores (32-34)<br />
3 Athens (20-23)<br />
[edit] Consecutive Doubles<br />
Consecutive Team Seasons<br />
6 Boca Raton (64-Present)<br />
4 Gulf Shores (58-61)<br />
3 Athens (20-22)<br />
3 Athens (38-40)<br />
[edit] Futility (Consecutive Last Place Finishes)<br />
Consecutive Team Seasons<br />
5 Shreveport (53-57)<br />
5 Shreveport (62-66)<br />
5 Ft. Myers (32-36)<br />
5 Evansville (27-31)<br />
4 Gulf Shores (43-46)<br />
4 Boca Raton (21-24)<br />
[edit] Post Season Highlights<br />
[edit] NTT<br />
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Championships: None<br />
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Runner Up: Athens (29)<br />
[edit] PTT<br />
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Championships: None<br />
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Runner Up: None<br />
[edit] RTT<br />
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Championships: Asheville (21)<br />
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Runner Up: Gulf Shores (38)<br />
[edit] DTT<br />
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Championships:Asheville (63), Shreveport (48)<br />
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Runner Up: Boca Raton (55)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6134L15 Casper2012-02-29T19:46:52Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
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==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
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Record (S45-S69): 451-148 (75%)<br />
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C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
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C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
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C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
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C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
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== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
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== All-Time Great Hanians ==<br />
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[[Image:Father_"Preacher"_Mackenzie.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
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Preacher came into Casper lightly recruited (1/1) for a big man that averaged 17.2ppg, 8.3rpg and a combined 3.5 defense (1.8spg and 1.7bpg) out of Detroit (C17). He really wanted to play for a winning program and Casper had won the NTT championship just a few seasons ago and followed that with a nice run into the Gr8. Casper appeared the be just what Preacher was looking for and a 6'10" defensive big man was what coach warak was looking for at the same time. The recruiting class was ranked 5/1 and also included 6'11" Paul Lund, also in the Casper Hall of Fame, and 6'7" Rigoberto Blevins.<br />
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Preacher never really took the next step to become a dominant force in the paint but was an C25 Freshman of the year, All C25 2nd team his FR and SO season and All C25 1st team his JR and SR season. Preacher was a starter for 4 seasons and was integral part of the S68 NTT championship team that defeated Detroit 83-67.<br />
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Preacher was drafted #51 overall in the 2nd round in S68 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career stats: 13.1ppg (1259 pts), 7.1rpg (702 rbs, #6 overall in Casper), 1.5bpg (144 blks, #4 overall in Casper) and 1.4spg (131, #2 overall in Casper). <br />
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[[Image:Brandon_Vaccaro.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
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Brandon was another lightly recruited (0/0) SG gem out of College Station (C23). The 6'2" High School PG was moved over to SG immediately and was expected to replace probably the biggest shoes in Casper history...Quincy Day. Brandon was given the green light from day 1 and proved to be up for the challenge. Brandon was the star of the S64 class that was rated 20/26 and also included bench / NA journeymen 6'6" Dennis Milburn and 6'8" Kelvin Deherrera.<br />
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Brandon lead the team in scoring while averaging over 20ppg every season in Casper. Brandon was also named to the All C25 2nd Team his FR year, All C25 1st Team in his last 3 seasons while earning All League 3rd Team after his Sophomore season when he averaged 24.7ppg. <br />
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Brandon was drafted #62 overall in the 2nd round in S67 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 22.2ppg (2130 pts (#3 overall in Casper)) and 1.2spg (112 stls (#6 overall in Casper))<br />
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[[Image:Sean_Connery.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
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"Suck it, Trebek!"<br />
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Sean was a late bloomer in Portland (r29) High School for a 6'11" Center and Casper was the only team to give Sean a scholarship early (0/0). Sean was part of a 7/7 rated class that also included another Casper Hall of Fame player, 6'4" PG Alex Gittens, and a 6'10" bench player in Jose Bennett. Jose was slated to be the "future center" before stepping on campus but Sean took control of the Center position and ended up starting every game of his career.<br />
<br />
Sean was never much of a scorer but was able to contribute in every other way on the basketball court. As a Freshman, he was able to lead the conference in rebounding with 9.6 rpg. Not only was Sean a beast on the boards but he also had hands of pure gold! Sean had a staggering 3.2/0.8 ast/to ratio as a Freshman and finished his career in Casper in the top 10 for All-Time Assists. Sean was C25 Freshman of the Year, All C25 2nd Team his FR and SO seasons and put on the All C25 1st team his Junior and Senior seasons.<br />
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Sean was drafted #22 overall in the 1st round in S64 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 7 ppg (672 pts), 9 rpg (863 rbs (#1 overall in Casper), 2.9/0.9 ast/to (277 ast (#9 overall in Casper), 1.7 bpg (163 blks (#1 overall in Casper)) and 1spg (92 stls)<br />
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[[Image:Alex_Gittens.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
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<br />
What can be said about Alex, he was simply the best PG that I have ever coached! Alex, PG for St. Petersburg (r10), was a player identified out of my net and was able persuade him early on to come to Casper to be the PG of the future. He had modest stats in High School (13.7ppg, 3.6/1.2 ast/to and 1.4spg) and was grossly under-recruited. He was a CL (0/0) the first week after the reveal!<br />
<br />
Alex was a "gym rat" that worked hard on his game and improved every season. His Freshman season was one of growing pains but controlled the ball and was able to get other involved, especially Quincy Day. Alex received All C25 1st Team honors his Sophomore, Junior and Senior seasons while emerging as one of the best PG in the league his Senior season (11.5ppg, 5.4 apg and 2.5 spg).<br />
<br />
Sean was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S64 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 9.5 ppg (903 pts), 4.7/1.1 ast/to (445 ast (#2 overall in Casper) and 1.5 spg (142 stls (#1 in Casper)<br />
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[[Image:Quincy_"All"_Day.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
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Quincy Day could go into the record books for one of the least recruited super-star SGs of C25 history! Quincy was a PG out of Knoxville (r18) that was known for his ability to score from anywhere on the floor but coaches had questions about his ball-handling ability (1.3 / 1 ast/to ratio) and his defensive awareness (0.4 spg). At the reveal Day was sitting at only 20 RPE and at that time I recruited him to play SG/SF in Casper. Quincy was CL (0/0) the next week and I am guessing that the coach with 20 RPE regretted their decision for the next 4 seasons.<br />
<br />
Quincy took C25 by storm by averaging 22.3 ppg as a Freshman SG. The next 2 season Quincy was platooned between SG and SF, due to lack of depth, and continued to score at will averaging 24.1 ppg and 23.8 ppg for his Sophomore and Junior seasons, respectively. Quincy began his Senior season settled at one position, SG, and began to re-write the Casper scoring record books! Quincy averaged 29.3 ppg his Senior season and set C25 record for points in one season with 704. In fact, Quincy holds 3 of the top 4 spots on the points in one season in C25 history. <br />
<br />
During Quincy's Senior season Vickie D named him Quincy "All" Day for his scoring prowess and surpassed Vernon Vornholt, Casper S29, as the scoring leader for C25 history with 2387 points. Quincy was awarded All C25 1st Team honors all 4 seasons and was awarded All League his Junior (4th Team) and Senior (2nd Team) seasons.<br />
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Quincy was drafted #1 overall in the 1st round in S63 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 24.9 ppg (2387 pts (#1 overall in Casper))<br />
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[[Image:Chad_Marshall.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
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Chad was a lightly recruited (0/0) player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
<br />
Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
<br />
Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #40 overall in the 2nd round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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[[Image:Rubin_Elwood.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
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Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team (2/2). The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
<br />
Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
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Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6116L15 Casper2012-02-14T22:21:39Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
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==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
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Record (S45-S69): 451-148 (75%)<br />
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C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
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C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
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C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
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C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
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== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
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== All-Time Great Hanians ==<br />
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[[Image:Father_"Preacher"_Mackenzie.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
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Preacher came into Casper lightly recruited (1/1) for a big man that averaged 17.2ppg, 8.3rpg and a combined 3.5 defense (1.8spg and 1.7bpg) out of Detroit (C17). He really wanted to play for a winning program and Casper had won the NTT championship just a few seasons ago and followed that with a nice run into the Gr8. Casper appeared the be just what Preacher was looking for and a 6'10" defensive big man was what coach warak was looking for at the same time. The recruiting class was ranked 5/1 and also included 6'11" Paul Lund, also in the Casper Hall of Fame, and 6'7" Rigoberto Blevins.<br />
<br />
Preacher never really took the next step to become a dominant force in the paint but was an All C25 selection, either 1st or 2nd team, all 4 seasons and was very consistent in his career. Preacher was a starter for 4 seasons and was integral part of the S68 NTT championship team that defeated Detroit 83-67.<br />
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Preacher was drafted #51 overall in the 2nd round in S68 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career stats: 13.1ppg (1259 pts), 7.1rpg (702 rbs, #6 overall in Casper), 1.5bpg (144 blks, #4 overall in Casper) and 1.4spg (131, #2 overall in Casper). <br />
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[[Image:Brandon_Vaccaro.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
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Brandon was another lightly recruited (0/0) SG gem out of College Station (C23). The 6'2" High School PG was moved over to SG immediately and was expected to replace probably the biggest shoes in Casper history...Quincy Day. Brandon was given the green light from day 1 and proved to be up for the challenge. Brandon was the star of the S64 class that was rated 20/26 and also included bench / NA journeymen 6'6" Dennis Milburn and 6'8" Kelvin Deherrera.<br />
<br />
Brandon lead the team in scoring while averaging over 20ppg every season in Casper. Brandon was also named to the All C25 1st Team all 4 season while earning C25 Player of the Year after his Sophomore season when he averaged 24.7ppg. <br />
<br />
Brandon was drafted #62 overall in the 2nd round in S67 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 22.2ppg (2130 pts (#3 overall in Casper)) and 1.2spg (112 stls (#6 overall in Casper))<br />
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[[Image:Sean_Connery.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
<br />
"Suck it, Trebek!"<br />
<br />
Sean was a late bloomer in Portland (r29) High School for a 6'11" Center and Casper was the only team to give Sean a scholarship early (0/0). Sean was part of a 7/7 rated class that also included another Casper Hall of Fame player, 6'4" PG Alex Gittens, and a 6'10" bench player in Jose Bennett. Jose was slated to be the "future center" before stepping on campus but Sean took control of the Center position and ended up starting every game of his career.<br />
<br />
Sean was never much of a scorer but was able to contribute in every other way on the basketball court. As a Freshman, he was able to lead the conference in rebounding with 9.6 rpg. Not only was Sean a beast on the boards but he also had hands of pure gold! Sean had a staggering 3.2/0.8 ast/to ratio as a Freshman and finished his career in Casper in the top 10 for All-Time Assists. Sean was put on the All C25 1st team his Junior and Senior seasons but was not given his due early in his career.<br />
<br />
Sean was drafted #22 overall in the 1st round in S64 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 7 ppg (672 pts), 9 rpg (863 rbs (#1 overall in Casper), 2.9/0.9 ast/to (277 ast (#9 overall in Casper), 1.7 bpg (163 blks (#1 overall in Casper)) and 1spg (92 stls)<br />
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[[Image:Alex_Gittens.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
<br />
<br />
What can be said about Alex, he was simply the best PG that I have ever coached! Alex, PG for St. Petersburg (r10), was a player identified out of my net and was able persuade him early on to come to Casper to be the PG of the future. He had modest stats in High School (13.7ppg, 3.6/1.2 ast/to and 1.4spg) and was grossly under-recruited. He was a CL (0/0) the first week after the reveal!<br />
<br />
Alex was a "gym rat" that worked hard on his game and improved every season. His Freshman season was one of growing pains but controlled the ball and was able to get other involved, especially Quincy Day. Alex received All C25 2nd Team honors his Sophomore and Junior seasons but emerged as one of the best PG in the league his Senior season (11.5ppg, 5.4 apg and 2.5 spg) and was awarded All C25 1st Team honors.<br />
<br />
Sean was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S64 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 9.5 ppg (903 pts), 4.7/1.1 ast/to (445 ast (#2 overall in Casper) and 1.5 spg (142 stls (#1 in Casper)<br />
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[[Image:Quincy_"All"_Day.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
<br />
<br />
Quincy Day could go into the record books for one of the least recruited super-star SGs of C25 history! Quincy was a PG out of Knoxville (r18) that was known for his ability to score from anywhere on the floor but coaches had questions about his ball-handling ability (1.3 / 1 ast/to ratio) and his defensive awareness (0.4 spg). At the reveal Day was sitting at only 20 RPE and at that time I recruited him to play SG/SF in Casper. Quincy was CL (0/0) the next week and I am guessing that the coach with 20 RPE regretted their decision for the next 4 seasons.<br />
<br />
Quincy took C25 by storm by averaging 22.3 ppg as a Freshman SG. The next 2 season Quincy was platooned between SG and SF, due to lack of depth, and continued to score at will averaging 24.1 ppg and 23.8 ppg for his Sophomore and Junior seasons, respectively. Quincy began his Senior season settled at one position, SG, and began to re-write the Casper scoring record books! Quincy averaged 29.3 ppg his Senior season and set C25 record for points in one season with 704. In fact, Quincy holds 3 of the top 4 spots on the points in one season in C25 history. <br />
<br />
During Quincy's Senior season Vickie D named him Quincy "All" Day for his scoring prowess and surpassed Vernon Vornholt, Casper S29, as the scoring leader for C25 history with 2387 points. Quincy was awarded All C25 1st Team honors all 4 seasons and was awarded All League his Sophomore and Senior seasons.<br />
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Quincy was drafted #1 overall in the 1st round in S63 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 24.9 ppg (2387 pts (#1 overall in Casper))<br />
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[[Image:Chad_Marshall.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
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<br />
<br />
Chad was a lightly recruited (0/0) player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
<br />
Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
<br />
Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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[[Image:Rubin_Elwood.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
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<br />
Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team (2/2). The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
<br />
Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
<br />
Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6115L15 Casper2012-02-14T22:20:31Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
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==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
<br />
Record (S45-S69): 451-148 (75%)<br />
<br />
C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
<br />
C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
<br />
C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
<br />
C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
<br />
<br />
== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== All-Time Great Hanians ==<br />
<br />
<br />
[[Image:Father_"Preacher"_Mackenzie.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
<br />
<br />
Preacher came into Casper lightly recruited (1/1) for a big man that averaged 17.2ppg, 8.3rpg and a combined 3.5 defense (1.8spg and 1.7bpg) out of Detroit (C17). He really wanted to play for a winning program and Casper had won the NTT championship just a few seasons ago and followed that with a nice run into the Gr8. Casper appeared the be just what Preacher was looking for and a 6'10" defensive big man was what coach warak was looking for at the same time. The recruiting class was ranked 5/1 and also included 6'11" Paul Lund, also in the Casper Hall of Fame, and 6'7" Rigoberto Blevins.<br />
<br />
Preacher never really took the next step to become a dominant force in the paint but was an All C25 selection, either 1st or 2nd team, all 4 seasons and was very consistent in his career. Preacher was a starter for 4 seasons and was integral part of the S68 NTT championship team that defeated Detroit 83-67.<br />
<br />
Preacher was drafted #51 overall in the 2nd round in S68 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career stats: 13.1ppg (1259 pts), 7.1rpg (702 rbs, #6 overall in Casper), 1.5bpg (144 blks, #4 overall in Casper) and 1.4spg (131, #2 overall in Casper). <br />
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[[Image:Brandon_Vaccaro.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
<br />
<br />
Brandon was another lightly recruited (0/0) SG gem out of College Station (C23). The 6'2" High School PG was moved over to SG immediately and was expected to replace probably the biggest shoes in Casper history...Quincy Day. Brandon was given the green light from day 1 and proved to be up for the challenge. Brandon was the star of the S64 class that was rated 20/26 and also included bench / NA journeymen 6'6" Dennis Milburn and 6'8" Kelvin Deherrera.<br />
<br />
Brandon lead the team in scoring while averaging over 20ppg every season in Casper. Brandon was also named to the All C25 1st Team all 4 season while earning C25 Player of the Year after his Sophomore season when he averaged 24.7ppg. <br />
<br />
Brandon was drafted #62 overall in the 2nd round in S67 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 22.2ppg (2130 pts (#3 overall in Casper)) and 1.2spg (112 stls (#6 overall in Casper))<br />
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[[Image:Sean_Connery.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
<br />
"Suck it, Trebek!"<br />
<br />
Sean was a late bloomer in Portland (r29) High School for a 6'11" Center and Casper was the only team to give Sean a scholarship early (0/0). Sean was part of a 7/7 rated class that also included another Casper Hall of Fame player, 6'4" PG Alex Gittens, and a 6'10" bench player in Jose Bennett. Jose was slated to be the "future center" before stepping on campus but Sean took control of the Center position and ended up starting every game of his career.<br />
<br />
Sean was never much of a scorer but was able to contribute in every other way on the basketball court. As a Freshman, he was able to lead the conference in rebounding with 9.6 rpg. Not only was Sean a beast on the boards but he also had hands of pure gold! Sean had a staggering 3.2/0.8 ast/to ratio as a Freshman and finished his career in Casper in the top 10 for All-Time Assists. Sean was put on the All C25 1st team his Junior and Senior seasons but was not given his due early in his career.<br />
<br />
Sean was drafted #22 overall in the 1st round in S64 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 7 ppg (672 pts), 9 rpg (863 rbs (#1 overall in Casper), 2.9/0.9 ast/to (277 ast (#9 overall in Casper), 1.7 bpg (163 blks (#1 overall in Casper)) and 1spg (92 stls)<br />
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[[Image:Alex_Gittens.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
<br />
<br />
What can be said about Alex, he was simply the best PG that I have ever coached! Alex, PG for St. Petersburg (r10), was a player identified out of my net and was able persuade him early on to come to Casper to be the PG of the future. He had modest stats in High School (13.7ppg, 3.6/1.2 ast/to and 1.4spg) and was grossly under-recruited. He was a CL the first week after the reveal!<br />
<br />
Alex was a "gym rat" that worked hard on his game and improved every season. His Freshman season was one of growing pains but controlled the ball and was able to get other involved, especially Quincy Day. Alex received All C25 2nd Team honors his Sophomore and Junior seasons but emerged as one of the best PG in the league his Senior season (11.5ppg, 5.4 apg and 2.5 spg) and was awarded All C25 1st Team honors.<br />
<br />
Sean was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S64 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 9.5 ppg (903 pts), 4.7/1.1 ast/to (445 ast (#2 overall in Casper) and 1.5 spg (142 stls (#1 in Casper)<br />
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[[Image:Quincy_"All"_Day.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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<br />
===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
<br />
<br />
Quincy Day could go into the record books for one of the least recruited super-star SGs of C25 history! Quincy was a PG out of Knoxville (r18) that was known for his ability to score from anywhere on the floor but coaches had questions about his ball-handling ability (1.3 / 1 ast/to ratio) and his defensive awareness (0.4 spg). At the reveal Day was sitting at only 20 RPE and at that time I recruited him to play SG/SF in Casper. Quincy was CL the next week and I am guessing that the coach with 20 RPE regretted their decision for the next 4 seasons.<br />
<br />
Quincy took C25 by storm by averaging 22.3 ppg as a Freshman SG. The next 2 season Quincy was platooned between SG and SF, due to lack of depth, and continued to score at will averaging 24.1 ppg and 23.8 ppg for his Sophomore and Junior seasons, respectively. Quincy began his Senior season settled at one position, SG, and began to re-write the Casper scoring record books! Quincy averaged 29.3 ppg his Senior season and set C25 record for points in one season with 704. In fact, Quincy holds 3 of the top 4 spots on the points in one season in C25 history. <br />
<br />
During Quincy's Senior season Vickie D named him Quincy "All" Day for his scoring prowess and surpassed Vernon Vornholt, Casper S29, as the scoring leader for C25 history with 2387 points. Quincy was awarded All C25 1st Team honors all 4 seasons and was awarded All League his Sophomore and Senior seasons.<br />
<br />
<br />
Quincy was drafted #1 overall in the 1st round in S63 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 24.9 ppg (2387 pts (#1 overall in Casper))<br />
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[[Image:Chad_Marshall.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
Chad was a lightly recruited (0/0) player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
<br />
Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
<br />
Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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[[Image:Rubin_Elwood.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
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Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team (2/2). The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
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Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
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Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6114L15 Casper2012-02-14T22:20:04Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
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==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
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Record (S45-S69): 451-148 (75%)<br />
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C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
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C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
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C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
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C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
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== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
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== All-Time Great Hanians ==<br />
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[[Image:Father_"Preacher"_Mackenzie.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
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Preacher came into Casper lightly recruited (1/1) for a big man that averaged 17.2ppg, 8.3rpg and a combined 3.5 defense (1.8spg and 1.7bpg) out of Detroit (C17). He really wanted to play for a winning program and Casper had won the NTT championship just a few seasons ago and followed that with a nice run into the Gr8. Casper appeared the be just what Preacher was looking for and a 6'10" defensive big man was what coach warak was looking for at the same time. The recruiting class was ranked 5/1 and also included 6'11" Paul Lund, also in the Casper Hall of Fame, and 6'7" Rigoberto Blevins.<br />
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Preacher never really took the next step to become a dominant force in the paint but was an All C25 selection, either 1st or 2nd team, all 4 seasons and was very consistent in his career. Preacher was a starter for 4 seasons and was integral part of the S68 NTT championship team that defeated Detroit 83-67.<br />
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Preacher was drafted #51 overall in the 2nd round in S68 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career stats: 13.1ppg (1259 pts), 7.1rpg (702 rbs, #6 overall in Casper), 1.5bpg (144 blks, #4 overall in Casper) and 1.4spg (131, #2 overall in Casper). <br />
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[[Image:Brandon_Vaccaro.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
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Brandon was another lightly recruited (0/0) SG gem out of College Station (C23). The 6'2" High School PG was moved over to SG immediately and was expected to replace probably the biggest shoes in Casper history...Quincy Day. Brandon was given the green light from day 1 and proved to be up for the challenge. Brandon was the star of the S64 class that was rated 20/26 and also included bench / NA journeymen 6'6" Dennis Milburn and 6'8" Kelvin Deherrera.<br />
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Brandon lead the team in scoring while averaging over 20ppg every season in Casper. Brandon was also named to the All C25 1st Team all 4 season while earning C25 Player of the Year after his Sophomore season when he averaged 24.7ppg. <br />
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Brandon was drafted #62 overall in the 2nd round in S67 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 22.2ppg (2130 pts (#3 overall in Casper)) and 1.2spg (112 stls (#6 overall in Casper))<br />
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[[Image:Sean_Connery.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
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"Suck it, Trebek!"<br />
<br />
Sean was a late bloomer in Portland (r29) High School for a 6'11" Center and Casper was the only team to give Sean a scholarship early (0/0). Sean was part of a 7/7 rated class that also included another Casper Hall of Fame player, 6'4" PG Alex Gittens, and a 6'10" bench player in Jose Bennett. Jose was slated to be the "future center" before stepping on campus but Sean took control of the Center position and ended up starting every game of his career.<br />
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Sean was never much of a scorer but was able to contribute in every other way on the basketball court. As a Freshman, he was able to lead the conference in rebounding with 9.6 rpg. Not only was Sean a beast on the boards but he also had hands of pure gold! Sean had a staggering 3.2/0.8 ast/to ratio as a Freshman and finished his career in Casper in the top 10 for All-Time Assists. Sean was put on the All C25 1st team his Junior and Senior seasons but was not given his due early in his career.<br />
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Sean was drafted #22 overall in the 1st round in S64 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 7 ppg (672 pts), 9 rpg (863 rbs (#1 overall in Casper), 2.9/0.9 ast/to (277 ast (#9 overall in Casper), 1.7 bpg (163 blks (#1 overall in Casper)) and 1spg (92 stls)<br />
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[[Image:Alex_Gittens.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
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What can be said about Alex, he was simply the best PG that I have ever coached! Alex, PG for St. Petersburg (r10), was a player identified out of my net and was able persuade him early on to come to Casper to be the PG of the future. He had modest stats in High School (13.7ppg, 3.6/1.2 ast/to and 1.4spg) and was grossly under-recruited. He was a CL the first week after the reveal!<br />
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Alex was a "gym rat" that worked hard on his game and improved every season. His Freshman season was one of growing pains but controlled the ball and was able to get other involved, especially Quincy Day. Alex received All C25 2nd Team honors his Sophomore and Junior seasons but emerged as one of the best PG in the league his Senior season (11.5ppg, 5.4 apg and 2.5 spg) and was awarded All C25 1st Team honors.<br />
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Sean was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S64 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 9.5 ppg (903 pts), 4.7/1.1 ast/to (445 ast (#2 overall in Casper) and 1.5 spg (142 stls (#1 in Casper)<br />
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[[Image:Quincy_"All"_Day.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
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Quincy Day could go into the record books for one of the least recruited super-star SGs of C25 history! Quincy was a PG out of Knoxville (r18) that was known for his ability to score from anywhere on the floor but coaches had questions about his ball-handling ability (1.3 / 1 ast/to ratio) and his defensive awareness (0.4 spg). At the reveal Day was sitting at only 20 RPE and at that time I recruited him to play SG/SF in Casper. Quincy was CL the next week and I am guessing that the coach with 20 RPE regretted their decision for the next 4 seasons.<br />
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Quincy took C25 by storm by averaging 22.3 ppg as a Freshman SG. The next 2 season Quincy was platooned between SG and SF, due to lack of depth, and continued to score at will averaging 24.1 ppg and 23.8 ppg for his Sophomore and Junior seasons, respectively. Quincy began his Senior season settled at one position, SG, and began to re-write the Casper scoring record books! Quincy averaged 29.3 ppg his Senior season and set C25 record for points in one season with 704. In fact, Quincy holds 3 of the top 4 spots on the points in one season in C25 history. <br />
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During Quincy's Senior season Vickie D named him Quincy "All" Day for his scoring prowess and surpassed Vernon Vornholt, Casper S29, as the scoring leader for C25 history with 2387 points. Quincy was awarded All C25 1st Team honors all 4 seasons and was awarded All League his Sophomore and Senior seasons.<br />
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Quincy was drafted #1 overall in the 1st round in S63 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 24.9 ppg (2387 pts (#1 overall in Casper))<br />
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[[Image:Chad_Marshall.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
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Chad was a lightly recruited (0/0) player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
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Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
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Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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[[Image:Rubin_Elwood.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
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Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team (2/2). The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
<br />
Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
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Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6113L15 Casper2012-02-14T22:19:22Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
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==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
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Record (S45-S69): 451-148 (75%)<br />
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C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
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C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
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C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
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C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
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<br />
== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
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== All-Time Great Hanians ==<br />
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[[Image:Father_"Preacher"_Mackenzie.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
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Preacher came into Casper lightly recruited (1/1) for a big man that averaged 17.2ppg, 8.3rpg and a combined 3.5 defense (1.8spg and 1.7bpg) out of Detroit (C17). He really wanted to play for a winning program and Casper had won the NTT championship just a few seasons ago and followed that with a nice run into the Gr8. Casper appeared the be just what Preacher was looking for and a 6'10" defensive big man was what coach warak was looking for at the same time. The recruiting class was ranked 5/1 and also included 6'11" Paul Lund, also in the Casper Hall of Fame, and 6'7" Rigoberto Blevins.<br />
<br />
Preacher never really took the next step to become a dominant force in the paint but was an All C25 selection, either 1st or 2nd team, all 4 seasons and was very consistent in his career. Preacher was a starter for 4 seasons and was integral part of the S68 NTT championship team that defeated Detroit 83-67.<br />
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Preacher was drafted #51 overall in the 2nd round in S68 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career stats: 13.1ppg (1259 pts), 7.1rpg (702 rbs, #6 overall in Casper), 1.5bpg (144 blks, #4 overall in Casper) and 1.4spg (131, #2 overall in Casper). <br />
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[[Image:Brandon_Vaccaro.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
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Brandon was another lightly recruited (0/0) SG gem out of College Station (C23). The 6'2" High School PG was moved over to SG immediately and was expected to replace probably the biggest shoes in Casper history...Quincy Day. Brandon was given the green light from day 1 and proved to be up for the challenge. Brandon was the star of the S64 class that was rated 20/26 and also included bench / NA journeymen 6'6" Dennis Milburn and 6'8" Kelvin Deherrera.<br />
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Brandon lead the team in scoring while averaging over 20ppg every season in Casper. Brandon was also named to the All C25 1st Team all 4 season while earning C25 Player of the Year after his Sophomore season when he averaged 24.7ppg. <br />
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Brandon was drafted #62 overall in the 2nd round in S67 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 22.2ppg (2130 pts (#3 overall in Casper)) and 1.2spg (112 stls (#6 overall in Casper))<br />
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[[Image:Sean_Connery.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
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"Suck it, Trebek!"<br />
<br />
Sean was a late bloomer in Portland (r29) High School for a 6'11" Center and Casper was the only team to give Sean a scholarship early (0/0). Sean was part of a 7/7 rated class that also included another Casper Hall of Fame player, 6'4" PG Alex Gittens, and a 6'10" bench player in Jose Bennett. Jose was slated to be the "future center" before stepping on campus but Sean took control of the Center position and ended up starting every game of his career.<br />
<br />
Sean was never much of a scorer but was able to contribute in every other way on the basketball court. As a Freshman, he was able to lead the conference in rebounding with 9.6 rpg. Not only was Sean a beast on the boards but he also had hands of pure gold! Sean had a staggering 3.2/0.8 ast/to ratio as a Freshman and finished his career in Casper in the top 10 for All-Time Assists. Sean was put on the All C25 1st team his Junior and Senior seasons but was not given his due early in his career.<br />
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Sean was drafted #22 overall in the 1st round in S64 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 7 ppg (672 pts), 9 rpg (863 rbs (#1 overall in Casper), 2.9/0.9 ast/to (277 ast (#9 overall in Casper), 1.7 bpg (163 blks (#1 overall in Casper)) and 1spg (92 stls)<br />
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[[Image:Alex_Gittens.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
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What can be said about Alex, he was simply the best PG that I have ever coached! Alex, PG for St. Petersburg (r10), was a player identified out of my net and was able persuade him early on to come to Casper to be the PG of the future. He had modest stats in High School (13.7ppg, 3.6/1.2 ast/to and 1.4spg) and was grossly under-recruited. He was a CL the first week after the reveal!<br />
<br />
Alex was a "gym rat" that worked hard on his game and improved every season. His Freshman season was one of growing pains but controlled the ball and was able to get other involved, especially Quincy Day. Alex received All C25 2nd Team honors his Sophomore and Junior seasons but emerged as one of the best PG in the league his Senior season (11.5ppg, 5.4 apg and 2.5 spg) and was awarded All C25 1st Team honors.<br />
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Sean was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S64 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 9.5 ppg (903 pts), 4.7/1.1 ast/to (445 ast (#2 overall in Casper) and 1.5 spg (142 stls (#1 in Casper)<br />
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[[Image:Quincy_"All"_Day.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
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<br />
Quincy Day could go into the record books for one of the least recruited super-star SGs of C25 history! Quincy was a PG out of Knoxville (r18) that was known for his ability to score from anywhere on the floor but coaches had questions about his ball-handling ability (1.3 / 1 ast/to ratio) and his defensive awareness (0.4 spg). At the reveal Day was sitting at only 20 RPE and at that time I recruited him to play SG/SF in Casper. Quincy was CL the next week and I am guessing that the coach with 20 RPE regretted their decision for the next 4 seasons.<br />
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Quincy took C25 by storm by averaging 22.3 ppg as a Freshman SG. The next 2 season Quincy was platooned between SG and SF, due to lack of depth, and continued to score at will averaging 24.1 ppg and 23.8 ppg for his Sophomore and Junior seasons, respectively. Quincy began his Senior season settled at one position, SG, and began to re-write the Casper scoring record books! Quincy averaged 29.3 ppg his Senior season and set C25 record for points in one season with 704. In fact, Quincy holds 3 of the top 4 spots on the points in one season in C25 history. <br />
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During Quincy's Senior season Vickie D named him Quincy "All" Day for his scoring prowess and surpassed Vernon Vornholt, Casper S29, as the scoring leader for C25 history with 2387 points. Quincy was awarded All C25 1st Team honors all 4 seasons and was awarded All League his Sophomore and Senior seasons.<br />
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Quincy was drafted #1 overall in the 1st round in S63 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 24.9 ppg (2387 pts (#1 overall in Casper))<br />
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[[Image:Chad_Marshall.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
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Chad was a lightly recruited (0/0) player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
<br />
Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
<br />
Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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[[Image:Rubin_Elwood.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
<br />
<br />
Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team (2/2). The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
<br />
Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
<br />
Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6112L15 Casper2012-02-14T22:18:53Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
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==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
<br />
Record (S45-S69): 451-148 (75%)<br />
<br />
C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
<br />
C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
<br />
C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
<br />
C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
<br />
<br />
== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== All-Time Great Hanians ==<br />
<br />
<br />
[[Image:Father_"Preacher"_Mackenzie.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
<br />
<br />
Preacher came into Casper lightly recruited (1/1) for a big man that averaged 17.2ppg, 8.3rpg and a combined 3.5 defense (1.8spg and 1.7bpg) out of Detroit (C17). He really wanted to play for a winning program and Casper had won the NTT championship just a few seasons ago and followed that with a nice run into the Gr8. Casper appeared the be just what Preacher was looking for and a 6'10" defensive big man was what coach warak was looking for at the same time. The recruiting class was ranked 5/1 and also included 6'11" Paul Lund, also in the Casper Hall of Fame, and 6'7" Rigoberto Blevins.<br />
<br />
Preacher never really took the next step to become a dominant force in the paint but was an All C25 selection, either 1st or 2nd team, all 4 seasons and was very consistent in his career. Preacher was a starter for 4 seasons and was integral part of the S68 NTT championship team that defeated Detroit 83-67.<br />
<br />
Preacher was drafted #51 overall in the 2nd round in S68 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career stats: 13.1ppg (1259 pts), 7.1rpg (702 rbs, #6 overall in Casper), 1.5bpg (144 blks, #4 overall in Casper) and 1.4spg (131, #2 overall in Casper). <br />
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[[Image:Brandon_Vaccaro.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
<br />
<br />
Brandon was another lightly recruited (0/0) SG gem out of College Station (C23). The 6'2" High School PG was moved over to SG immediately and was expected to replace probably the biggest shoes in Casper history...Quincy Day. Brandon was given the green light from day 1 and proved to be up for the challenge. Brandon was the star of the S64 class that was rated 20/26 and also included bench / NA journeymen 6'6" Dennis Milburn and 6'8" Kelvin Deherrera.<br />
<br />
Brandon lead the team in scoring while averaging over 20ppg every season in Casper. Brandon was also named to the All C25 1st Team all 4 season while earning C25 Player of the Year after his Sophomore season when he averaged 24.7ppg. <br />
<br />
Brandon was drafted #62 overall in the 2nd round in S67 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 22.2ppg (2130 pts (#3 overall in Casper)) and 1.2spg (112 stls (#6 overall in Casper))<br />
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[[Image:Sean_Connery.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
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"Suck it, Trebek!"<br />
<br />
Sean was a late bloomer in Portland (r29) High School for a 6'11" Center and Casper was the only team to give Sean a scholarship early (0/0). Sean was part of a 7/7 rated class that also included another Casper Hall of Fame player, 6'4" PG Alex Gittens, and a 6'10" bench player in Jose Bennett. Jose was slated to be the "future center" before stepping on campus but Sean took control of the Center position and ended up starting every game of his career.<br />
<br />
Sean was never much of a scorer but was able to contribute in every other way on the basketball court. As a Freshman, he was able to lead the conference in rebounding with 9.6 rpg. Not only was Sean a beast on the boards but he also had hands of pure gold! Sean had a staggering 3.2/0.8 ast/to ratio as a Freshman and finished his career in Casper in the top 10 for All-Time Assists. Sean was put on the All C25 1st team his Junior and Senior seasons but was not given his due early in his career.<br />
<br />
Sean was drafted #22 overall in the 1st round in S64 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 7 ppg (672 pts), 9 rpg (863 rbs (#1 overall in Casper), 2.9/0.9 ast/to (277 ast (#9 overall in Casper), 1.7 bpg (163 blks (#1 overall in Casper)) and 1spg (92 stls)<br />
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[[Image:Alex_Gittens.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
<br />
<br />
What can be said about Alex, he was simply the best PG that I have ever coached! Alex, PG for St. Petersburg (r10), was a player identified out of my net and was able persuade him early on to come to Casper to be the PG of the future. He had modest stats in High School (13.7ppg, 3.6/1.2 ast/to and 1.4spg) and was grossly under-recruited. He was a CL the first week after the reveal!<br />
<br />
Alex was a "gym rat" that worked hard on his game and improved every season. His Freshman season was one of growing pains but controlled the ball and was able to get other involved, especially Quincy Day. Alex received All C25 2nd Team honors his Sophomore and Junior seasons but emerged as one of the best PG in the league his Senior season (11.5ppg, 5.4 apg and 2.5 spg) and was awarded All C25 1st Team honors.<br />
<br />
Sean was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S64 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 9.5 ppg (903 pts), 4.7/1.1 ast/to (445 ast (#2 overall in Casper) and 1.5 spg (142 stls (#1 in Casper)<br />
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[[Image:Quincy_"All"_Day.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
<br />
<br />
Quincy Day could go into the record books for one of the least recruited super-star SGs of C25 history! Quincy was a PG out of Knoxville (r18) that was known for his ability to score from anywhere on the floor but coaches had questions about his ball-handling ability (1.3 / 1 ast/to ratio) and his defensive awareness (0.4 spg). At the reveal Day was sitting at only 20 RPE and at that time I recruited him to play SG/SF in Casper. Quincy was CL the next week and I am guessing that the coach with 20 RPE regretted their decision for the next 4 seasons.<br />
<br />
Quincy took C25 by storm by averaging 22.3 ppg as a Freshman SG. The next 2 season Quincy was platooned between SG and SF, due to lack of depth, and continued to score at will averaging 24.1 ppg and 23.8 ppg for his Sophomore and Junior seasons, respectively. Quincy began his Senior season settled at one position, SG, and began to re-write the Casper scoring record books! Quincy averaged 29.3 ppg his Senior season and set C25 record for points in one season with 704. In fact, Quincy holds 3 of the top 4 spots on the points in one season in C25 history. <br />
<br />
During Quincy's Senior season Vickie D named him Quincy "All" Day for his scoring prowess and surpassed Vernon Vornholt, Casper S29, as the scoring leader for C25 history with 2387 points. Quincy was awarded All C25 1st Team honors all 4 seasons and was awarded All League his Sophomore and Senior seasons.<br />
<br />
<br />
Quincy was drafted #1 overall in the 1st round in S63 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 24.9 ppg (2387 pts (#1 overall in Casper))<br />
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[[Image:Chad_Marshall.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
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Chad was a lightly recruited (0/0) player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
<br />
Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
<br />
Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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[[Image:Rubin_Elwood.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
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Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team (2/2). The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
<br />
Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
<br />
Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6111L15 Casper2012-02-14T22:18:32Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
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==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
<br />
Record (S45-S69): 451-148 (75%)<br />
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C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
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C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
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C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
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C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
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<br />
== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
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== All-Time Great Hanians ==<br />
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[[Image:Father_"Preacher"_Mackenzie.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
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Preacher came into Casper lightly recruited (1/1) for a big man that averaged 17.2ppg, 8.3rpg and a combined 3.5 defense (1.8spg and 1.7bpg) out of Detroit (C17). He really wanted to play for a winning program and Casper had won the NTT championship just a few seasons ago and followed that with a nice run into the Gr8. Casper appeared the be just what Preacher was looking for and a 6'10" defensive big man was what coach warak was looking for at the same time. The recruiting class was ranked 5/1 and also included 6'11" Paul Lund, also in the Casper Hall of Fame, and 6'7" Rigoberto Blevins.<br />
<br />
Preacher never really took the next step to become a dominant force in the paint but was an All C25 selection, either 1st or 2nd team, all 4 seasons and was very consistent in his career. Preacher was a starter for 4 seasons and was integral part of the S68 NTT championship team that defeated Detroit 83-67.<br />
<br />
Preacher was drafted #51 overall in the 2nd round in S68 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career stats: 13.1ppg (1259 pts), 7.1rpg (702 rbs, #6 overall in Casper), 1.5bpg (144 blks, #4 overall in Casper) and 1.4spg (131, #2 overall in Casper). <br />
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[[Image:Brandon_Vaccaro.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
<br />
<br />
Brandon was another lightly recruited (0/0) SG gem out of College Station (C23). The 6'2" High School PG was moved over to SG immediately and was expected to replace probably the biggest shoes in Casper history...Quincy Day. Brandon was given the green light from day 1 and proved to be up for the challenge. Brandon was the star of the S64 class that was rated 20/26 and also included bench / NA journeymen 6'6" Dennis Milburn and 6'8" Kelvin Deherrera.<br />
<br />
Brandon lead the team in scoring while averaging over 20ppg every season in Casper. Brandon was also named to the All C25 1st Team all 4 season while earning C25 Player of the Year after his Sophomore season when he averaged 24.7ppg. <br />
<br />
Brandon was drafted #62 overall in the 2nd round in S67 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 22.2ppg (2130 pts (#3 overall in Casper)) and 1.2spg (112 stls (#6 overall in Casper))<br />
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[[Image:Sean_Connery.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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<br />
===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
<br />
"Suck it, Trebek!"<br />
<br />
Sean was a late bloomer in Portland (r29) High School for a 6'11" Center and Casper was the only team to give Sean a scholarship early (0/0). Sean was part of a 7/7 rated class that also included another Casper Hall of Fame player, 6'4" PG Alex Gittens, and a 6'10" bench player in Jose Bennett. Jose was slated to be the "future center" before stepping on campus but Sean took control of the Center position and ended up starting every game of his career.<br />
<br />
Sean was never much of a scorer but was able to contribute in every other way on the basketball court. As a Freshman, he was able to lead the conference in rebounding with 9.6 rpg. Not only was Sean a beast on the boards but he also had hands of pure gold! Sean had a staggering 3.2/0.8 ast/to ratio as a Freshman and finished his career in Casper in the top 10 for All-Time Assists. Sean was put on the All C25 1st team his Junior and Senior seasons but was not given his due early in his career.<br />
<br />
Sean was drafted #22 overall in the 1st round in S64 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 7 ppg (672 pts), 9 rpg (863 rbs (#1 overall in Casper), 2.9/0.9 ast/to (277 ast (#9 overall in Casper), 1.7 bpg (163 blks (#1 overall in Casper)) and 1spg (92 stls)<br />
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[[Image:Alex_Gittens.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
<br />
===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
<br />
<br />
What can be said about Alex, he was simply the best PG that I have ever coached! Alex, PG for St. Petersburg (r10), was a player identified out of my net and was able persuade him early on to come to Casper to be the PG of the future. He had modest stats in High School (13.7ppg, 3.6/1.2 ast/to and 1.4spg) and was grossly under-recruited. He was a CL the first week after the reveal!<br />
<br />
Alex was a "gym rat" that worked hard on his game and improved every season. His Freshman season was one of growing pains but controlled the ball and was able to get other involved, especially Quincy Day. Alex received All C25 2nd Team honors his Sophomore and Junior seasons but emerged as one of the best PG in the league his Senior season (11.5ppg, 5.4 apg and 2.5 spg) and was awarded All C25 1st Team honors.<br />
<br />
Sean was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S64 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 9.5 ppg (903 pts), 4.7/1.1 ast/to (445 ast (#2 overall in Casper) and 1.5 spg (142 stls (#1 in Casper)<br />
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[[Image:Quincy_"All"_Day.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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<br />
===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
<br />
<br />
Quincy Day could go into the record books for one of the least recruited super-star SGs of C25 history! Quincy was a PG out of Knoxville (r18) that was known for his ability to score from anywhere on the floor but coaches had questions about his ball-handling ability (1.3 / 1 ast/to ratio) and his defensive awareness (0.4 spg). At the reveal Day was sitting at only 20 RPE and at that time I recruited him to play SG/SF in Casper. Quincy was CL the next week and I am guessing that the coach with 20 RPE regretted their decision for the next 4 seasons.<br />
<br />
Quincy took C25 by storm by averaging 22.3 ppg as a Freshman SG. The next 2 season Quincy was platooned between SG and SF, due to lack of depth, and continued to score at will averaging 24.1 ppg and 23.8 ppg for his Sophomore and Junior seasons, respectively. Quincy began his Senior season settled at one position, SG, and began to re-write the Casper scoring record books! Quincy averaged 29.3 ppg his Senior season and set C25 record for points in one season with 704. In fact, Quincy holds 3 of the top 4 spots on the points in one season in C25 history. <br />
<br />
During Quincy's Senior season Vickie D named him Quincy "All" Day for his scoring prowess and surpassed Vernon Vornholt, Casper S29, as the scoring leader for C25 history with 2387 points. Quincy was awarded All C25 1st Team honors all 4 seasons and was awarded All League his Sophomore and Senior seasons.<br />
<br />
<br />
Quincy was drafted #1 overall in the 1st round in S63 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 24.9 ppg (2387 pts (#1 overall in Casper))<br />
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[[Image:Chad_Marshall.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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<br />
===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
Chad was a lightly recruited (0/0) player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
<br />
Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
<br />
Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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[[Image:Rubin_Elwood.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
<br />
<br />
Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team (2/2). The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
<br />
Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
<br />
Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6110L15 Casper2012-02-14T22:18:15Z<p>Warak: </p>
<hr />
<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
<br />
==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
<br />
Record (S45-S69): 451-148 (75%)<br />
<br />
C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
<br />
C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
<br />
C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
<br />
C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
<br />
<br />
== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== All-Time Great Hanians ==<br />
<br />
<br />
[[Image:Father_"Preacher"_Mackenzie.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
<br />
===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
<br />
<br />
Preacher came into Casper lightly recruited (1/1) for a big man that averaged 17.2ppg, 8.3rpg and a combined 3.5 defense (1.8spg and 1.7bpg) out of Detroit (C17). He really wanted to play for a winning program and Casper had won the NTT championship just a few seasons ago and followed that with a nice run into the Gr8. Casper appeared the be just what Preacher was looking for and a 6'10" defensive big man was what coach warak was looking for at the same time. The recruiting class was ranked 5/1 and also included 6'11" Paul Lund, also in the Casper Hall of Fame, and 6'7" Rigoberto Blevins.<br />
<br />
Preacher never really took the next step to become a dominant force in the paint but was an All C25 selection, either 1st or 2nd team, all 4 seasons and was very consistent in his career. Preacher was a starter for 4 seasons and was integral part of the S68 NTT championship team that defeated Detroit 83-67.<br />
<br />
Preacher was drafted #51 overall in the 2nd round in S68 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career stats: 13.1ppg (1259 pts), 7.1rpg (702 rbs, #6 overall in Casper), 1.5bpg (144 blks, #4 overall in Casper) and 1.4spg (131, #2 overall in Casper). <br />
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[[Image:Brandon_Vaccaro.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
<br />
<br />
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<br />
===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
<br />
<br />
Brandon was another lightly recruited (0/0) SG gem out of College Station (C23). The 6'2" High School PG was moved over to SG immediately and was expected to replace probably the biggest shoes in Casper history...Quincy Day. Brandon was given the green light from day 1 and proved to be up for the challenge. Brandon was the star of the S64 class that was rated 20/26 and also included bench / NA journeymen 6'6" Dennis Milburn and 6'8" Kelvin Deherrera.<br />
<br />
Brandon lead the team in scoring while averaging over 20ppg every season in Casper. Brandon was also named to the All C25 1st Team all 4 season while earning C25 Player of the Year after his Sophomore season when he averaged 24.7ppg. <br />
<br />
Brandon was drafted #62 overall in the 2nd round in S67 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 22.2ppg (2130 pts (#3 overall in Casper)) and 1.2spg (112 stls (#6 overall in Casper))<br />
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<br />
[[Image:Sean_Connery.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
<br />
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<br />
===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
<br />
"Suck it, Trebek!"<br />
<br />
Sean was a late bloomer in Portland (r29) High School for a 6'11" Center and Casper was the only team to give Sean a scholarship early (0/0). Sean was part of a 7/7 rated class that also included another Casper Hall of Fame player, 6'4" PG Alex Gittens, and a 6'10" bench player in Jose Bennett. Jose was slated to be the "future center" before stepping on campus but Sean took control of the Center position and ended up starting every game of his career.<br />
<br />
Sean was never much of a scorer but was able to contribute in every other way on the basketball court. As a Freshman, he was able to lead the conference in rebounding with 9.6 rpg. Not only was Sean a beast on the boards but he also had hands of pure gold! Sean had a staggering 3.2/0.8 ast/to ratio as a Freshman and finished his career in Casper in the top 10 for All-Time Assists. Sean was put on the All C25 1st team his Junior and Senior seasons but was not given his due early in his career.<br />
<br />
Sean was drafted #22 overall in the 1st round in S64 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 7 ppg (672 pts), 9 rpg (863 rbs (#1 overall in Casper), 2.9/0.9 ast/to (277 ast (#9 overall in Casper), 1.7 bpg (163 blks (#1 overall in Casper)) and 1spg (92 stls)<br />
<br />
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[[Image:Alex_Gittens.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
<br />
===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
<br />
<br />
What can be said about Alex, he was simply the best PG that I have ever coached! Alex, PG for St. Petersburg (r10), was a player identified out of my net and was able persuade him early on to come to Casper to be the PG of the future. He had modest stats in High School (13.7ppg, 3.6/1.2 ast/to and 1.4spg) and was grossly under-recruited. He was a CL the first week after the reveal!<br />
<br />
Alex was a "gym rat" that worked hard on his game and improved every season. His Freshman season was one of growing pains but controlled the ball and was able to get other involved, especially Quincy Day. Alex received All C25 2nd Team honors his Sophomore and Junior seasons but emerged as one of the best PG in the league his Senior season (11.5ppg, 5.4 apg and 2.5 spg) and was awarded All C25 1st Team honors.<br />
<br />
Sean was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S64 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 9.5 ppg (903 pts), 4.7/1.1 ast/to (445 ast (#2 overall in Casper) and 1.5 spg (142 stls (#1 in Casper)<br />
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[[Image:Quincy_"All"_Day.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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<br />
===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
<br />
<br />
Quincy Day could go into the record books for one of the least recruited super-star SGs of C25 history! Quincy was a PG out of Knoxville (r18) that was known for his ability to score from anywhere on the floor but coaches had questions about his ball-handling ability (1.3 / 1 ast/to ratio) and his defensive awareness (0.4 spg). At the reveal Day was sitting at only 20 RPE and at that time I recruited him to play SG/SF in Casper. Quincy was CL the next week and I am guessing that the coach with 20 RPE regretted their decision for the next 4 seasons.<br />
<br />
Quincy took C25 by storm by averaging 22.3 ppg as a Freshman SG. The next 2 season Quincy was platooned between SG and SF, due to lack of depth, and continued to score at will averaging 24.1 ppg and 23.8 ppg for his Sophomore and Junior seasons, respectively. Quincy began his Senior season settled at one position, SG, and began to re-write the Casper scoring record books! Quincy averaged 29.3 ppg his Senior season and set C25 record for points in one season with 704. In fact, Quincy holds 3 of the top 4 spots on the points in one season in C25 history. <br />
<br />
During Quincy's Senior season Vickie D named him Quincy "All" Day for his scoring prowess and surpassed Vernon Vornholt, Casper S29, as the scoring leader for C25 history with 2387 points. Quincy was awarded All C25 1st Team honors all 4 seasons and was awarded All League his Sophomore and Senior seasons.<br />
<br />
<br />
Quincy was drafted #1 overall in the 1st round in S63 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 24.9 ppg (2387 pts (#1 overall in Casper))<br />
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[[Image:Chad_Marshall.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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<br />
===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
Chad was a lightly recruited (0/0) player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
<br />
Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
<br />
Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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[[Image:Rubin_Elwood.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
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<br />
Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team (2/2). The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
<br />
Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
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Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6109L15 Casper2012-02-14T22:17:48Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
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==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
<br />
Record (S45-S69): 451-148 (75%)<br />
<br />
C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
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C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
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C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
<br />
C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
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<br />
== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
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== All-Time Great Hanians ==<br />
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[[Image:Father_"Preacher"_Mackenzie.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
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<br />
Preacher came into Casper lightly recruited (1/1) for a big man that averaged 17.2ppg, 8.3rpg and a combined 3.5 defense (1.8spg and 1.7bpg) out of Detroit (C17). He really wanted to play for a winning program and Casper had won the NTT championship just a few seasons ago and followed that with a nice run into the Gr8. Casper appeared the be just what Preacher was looking for and a 6'10" defensive big man was what coach warak was looking for at the same time. The recruiting class was ranked 5/1 and also included 6'11" Paul Lund, also in the Casper Hall of Fame, and 6'7" Rigoberto Blevins.<br />
<br />
Preacher never really took the next step to become a dominant force in the paint but was an All C25 selection, either 1st or 2nd team, all 4 seasons and was very consistent in his career. Preacher was a starter for 4 seasons and was integral part of the S68 NTT championship team that defeated Detroit 83-67.<br />
<br />
Preacher was drafted #51 overall in the 2nd round in S68 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career stats: 13.1ppg (1259 pts), 7.1rpg (702 rbs, #6 overall in Casper), 1.5bpg (144 blks, #4 overall in Casper) and 1.4spg (131, #2 overall in Casper). <br />
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[[Image:Brandon_Vaccaro.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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<br />
===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
<br />
<br />
Brandon was another lightly recruited (0/0) SG gem out of College Station (C23). The 6'2" High School PG was moved over to SG immediately and was expected to replace probably the biggest shoes in Casper history...Quincy Day. Brandon was given the green light from day 1 and proved to be up for the challenge. Brandon was the star of the S64 class that was rated 20/26 and also included bench / NA journeymen 6'6" Dennis Milburn and 6'8" Kelvin Deherrera.<br />
<br />
Brandon lead the team in scoring while averaging over 20ppg every season in Casper. Brandon was also named to the All C25 1st Team all 4 season while earning C25 Player of the Year after his Sophomore season when he averaged 24.7ppg. <br />
<br />
Brandon was drafted #62 overall in the 2nd round in S67 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 22.2ppg (2130 pts (#3 overall in Casper)) and 1.2spg (112 stls (#6 overall in Casper))<br />
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[[Image:Sean_Connery.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
<br />
"Suck it, Trebek!"<br />
<br />
Sean was a late bloomer in Portland (r29) High School for a 6'11" Center and Casper was the only team to give Sean a scholarship early (0/0). Sean was part of a 7/7 rated class that also included another Casper Hall of Fame player, 6'4" PG Alex Gittens, and a 6'10" bench player in Jose Bennett. Jose was slated to be the "future center" before stepping on campus but Sean took control of the Center position and ended up starting every game of his career.<br />
<br />
Sean was never much of a scorer but was able to contribute in every other way on the basketball court. As a Freshman, he was able to lead the conference in rebounding with 9.6 rpg. Not only was Sean a beast on the boards but he also had hands of pure gold! Sean had a staggering 3.2/0.8 ast/to ratio as a Freshman and finished his career in Casper in the top 10 for All-Time Assists. Sean was put on the All C25 1st team his Junior and Senior seasons but was not given his due early in his career.<br />
<br />
Sean was drafted #22 overall in the 1st round in S64 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 7 ppg (672 pts), 9 rpg (863 rbs (#1 overall in Casper), 2.9/0.9 ast/to (277 ast (#9 overall in Casper), 1.7 bpg (163 blks (#1 overall in Casper)) and 1spg (92 stls)<br />
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[[Image:Alex_Gittens.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
<br />
<br />
What can be said about Alex, he was simply the best PG that I have ever coached! Alex, PG for St. Petersburg (r10), was a player identified out of my net and was able persuade him early on to come to Casper to be the PG of the future. He had modest stats in High School (13.7ppg, 3.6/1.2 ast/to and 1.4spg) and was grossly under-recruited. He was a CL the first week after the reveal!<br />
<br />
Alex was a "gym rat" that worked hard on his game and improved every season. His Freshman season was one of growing pains but controlled the ball and was able to get other involved, especially Quincy Day. Alex received All C25 2nd Team honors his Sophomore and Junior seasons but emerged as one of the best PG in the league his Senior season (11.5ppg, 5.4 apg and 2.5 spg) and was awarded All C25 1st Team honors.<br />
<br />
Sean was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S64 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 9.5 ppg (903 pts), 4.7/1.1 ast/to (445 ast (#2 overall in Casper) and 1.5 spg (142 stls (#1 in Casper)<br />
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[[Image:Quincy_"All"_Day.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
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<br />
Quincy Day could go into the record books for one of the least recruited super-star SGs of C25 history! Quincy was a PG out of Knoxville (r18) that was known for his ability to score from anywhere on the floor but coaches had questions about his ball-handling ability (1.3 / 1 ast/to ratio) and his defensive awareness (0.4 spg). At the reveal Day was sitting at only 20 RPE and at that time I recruited him to play SG/SF in Casper. Quincy was CL the next week and I am guessing that the coach with 20 RPE regretted their decision for the next 4 seasons.<br />
<br />
Quincy took C25 by storm by averaging 22.3 ppg as a Freshman SG. The next 2 season Quincy was platooned between SG and SF, due to lack of depth, and continued to score at will averaging 24.1 ppg and 23.8 ppg for his Sophomore and Junior seasons, respectively. Quincy began his Senior season settled at one position, SG, and began to re-write the Casper scoring record books! Quincy averaged 29.3 ppg his Senior season and set C25 record for points in one season with 704. In fact, Quincy holds 3 of the top 4 spots on the points in one season in C25 history. <br />
<br />
During Quincy's Senior season Vickie D named him Quincy "All" Day for his scoring prowess and surpassed Vernon Vornholt, Casper S29, as the scoring leader for C25 history with 2387 points. Quincy was awarded All C25 1st Team honors all 4 seasons and was awarded All League his Sophomore and Senior seasons.<br />
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<br />
Quincy was drafted #1 overall in the 1st round in S63 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 24.9 ppg (2387 pts (#1 overall in Casper))<br />
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[[Image:Chad_Marshall.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
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Chad was a lightly recruited (0/0) player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
<br />
Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
<br />
Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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[[Image:Rubin_Elwood.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
<br />
<br />
Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team (2/2). The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
<br />
Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
<br />
Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6108L15 Casper2012-02-14T22:17:16Z<p>Warak: </p>
<hr />
<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
<br />
==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
<br />
Record (S45-S69): 451-148 (75%)<br />
<br />
C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
<br />
C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
<br />
C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
<br />
C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
<br />
<br />
== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== All-Time Great Hanians ==<br />
<br />
<br />
[[Image:Father_"Preacher"_Mackenzie.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
<br />
===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
<br />
<br />
Preacher came into Casper lightly recruited (1/1) for a big man that averaged 17.2ppg, 8.3rpg and a combined 3.5 defense (1.8spg and 1.7bpg) out of Detroit (C17). He really wanted to play for a winning program and Casper had won the NTT championship just a few seasons ago and followed that with a nice run into the Gr8. Casper appeared the be just what Preacher was looking for and a 6'10" defensive big man was what coach warak was looking for at the same time. The recruiting class was ranked 5/1 and also included 6'11" Paul Lund, also in the Casper Hall of Fame, and 6'7" Rigoberto Blevins.<br />
<br />
Preacher never really took the next step to become a dominant force in the paint but was an All C25 selection, either 1st or 2nd team, all 4 seasons and was very consistent in his career. Preacher was a starter for 4 seasons and was integral part of the S68 NTT championship team that defeated Detroit 83-67.<br />
<br />
Preacher was drafted #51 overall in the 2nd round in S68 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career stats: 13.1ppg (1259 pts), 7.1rpg (702 rbs, #6 overall in Casper), 1.5bpg (144 blks, #4 overall in Casper) and 1.4spg (131, #2 overall in Casper). <br />
<br />
[[Image:Brandon_Vaccaro.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
<br />
<br />
Brandon was another lightly recruited (0/0) SG gem out of College Station (C23). The 6'2" High School PG was moved over to SG immediately and was expected to replace probably the biggest shoes in Casper history...Quincy Day. Brandon was given the green light from day 1 and proved to be up for the challenge. Brandon was the star of the S64 class that was rated 20/26 and also included bench / NA journeymen 6'6" Dennis Milburn and 6'8" Kelvin Deherrera.<br />
<br />
Brandon lead the team in scoring while averaging over 20ppg every season in Casper. Brandon was also named to the All C25 1st Team all 4 season while earning C25 Player of the Year after his Sophomore season when he averaged 24.7ppg. <br />
<br />
Brandon was drafted #62 overall in the 2nd round in S67 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 22.2ppg (2130 pts (#3 overall in Casper)) and 1.2spg (112 stls (#6 overall in Casper))<br />
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<br />
[[Image:Sean_Connery.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
<br />
"Suck it, Trebek!"<br />
<br />
Sean was a late bloomer in Portland (r29) High School for a 6'11" Center and Casper was the only team to give Sean a scholarship early (0/0). Sean was part of a 7/7 rated class that also included another Casper Hall of Fame player, 6'4" PG Alex Gittens, and a 6'10" bench player in Jose Bennett. Jose was slated to be the "future center" before stepping on campus but Sean took control of the Center position and ended up starting every game of his career.<br />
<br />
Sean was never much of a scorer but was able to contribute in every other way on the basketball court. As a Freshman, he was able to lead the conference in rebounding with 9.6 rpg. Not only was Sean a beast on the boards but he also had hands of pure gold! Sean had a staggering 3.2/0.8 ast/to ratio as a Freshman and finished his career in Casper in the top 10 for All-Time Assists. Sean was put on the All C25 1st team his Junior and Senior seasons but was not given his due early in his career.<br />
<br />
Sean was drafted #22 overall in the 1st round in S64 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 7 ppg (672 pts), 9 rpg (863 rbs (#1 overall in Casper), 2.9/0.9 ast/to (277 ast (#9 overall in Casper), 1.7 bpg (163 blks (#1 overall in Casper)) and 1spg (92 stls)<br />
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[[Image:Alex_Gittens.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
<br />
===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
<br />
<br />
What can be said about Alex, he was simply the best PG that I have ever coached! Alex, PG for St. Petersburg (r10), was a player identified out of my net and was able persuade him early on to come to Casper to be the PG of the future. He had modest stats in High School (13.7ppg, 3.6/1.2 ast/to and 1.4spg) and was grossly under-recruited. He was a CL the first week after the reveal!<br />
<br />
Alex was a "gym rat" that worked hard on his game and improved every season. His Freshman season was one of growing pains but controlled the ball and was able to get other involved, especially Quincy Day. Alex received All C25 2nd Team honors his Sophomore and Junior seasons but emerged as one of the best PG in the league his Senior season (11.5ppg, 5.4 apg and 2.5 spg) and was awarded All C25 1st Team honors.<br />
<br />
Sean was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S64 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 9.5 ppg (903 pts), 4.7/1.1 ast/to (445 ast (#2 overall in Casper) and 1.5 spg (142 stls (#1 in Casper)<br />
<br />
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[[Image:Quincy_"All"_Day.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
<br />
===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
<br />
<br />
Quincy Day could go into the record books for one of the least recruited super-star SGs of C25 history! Quincy was a PG out of Knoxville (r18) that was known for his ability to score from anywhere on the floor but coaches had questions about his ball-handling ability (1.3 / 1 ast/to ratio) and his defensive awareness (0.4 spg). At the reveal Day was sitting at only 20 RPE and at that time I recruited him to play SG/SF in Casper. Quincy was CL the next week and I am guessing that the coach with 20 RPE regretted their decision for the next 4 seasons.<br />
<br />
Quincy took C25 by storm by averaging 22.3 ppg as a Freshman SG. The next 2 season Quincy was platooned between SG and SF, due to lack of depth, and continued to score at will averaging 24.1 ppg and 23.8 ppg for his Sophomore and Junior seasons, respectively. Quincy began his Senior season settled at one position, SG, and began to re-write the Casper scoring record books! Quincy averaged 29.3 ppg his Senior season and set C25 record for points in one season with 704. In fact, Quincy holds 3 of the top 4 spots on the points in one season in C25 history. <br />
<br />
During Quincy's Senior season Vickie D named him Quincy "All" Day for his scoring prowess and surpassed Vernon Vornholt, Casper S29, as the scoring leader for C25 history with 2387 points. Quincy was awarded All C25 1st Team honors all 4 seasons and was awarded All League his Sophomore and Senior seasons.<br />
<br />
<br />
Quincy was drafted #1 overall in the 1st round in S63 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 24.9 ppg (2387 pts (#1 overall in Casper))<br />
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[[Image:Chad_Marshall.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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<br />
===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
Chad was a lightly recruited (0/0) player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
<br />
Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
<br />
Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
<br />
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<br />
<br />
<br />
[[Image:Rubin_Elwood.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
<br />
===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
<br />
<br />
Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team (2/2). The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
<br />
Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
<br />
Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6107L15 Casper2012-02-14T21:54:39Z<p>Warak: </p>
<hr />
<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
<br />
==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
<br />
Record (S45-S69): 451-148 (75%)<br />
<br />
C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
<br />
C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
<br />
C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
<br />
C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
<br />
<br />
== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
== All-Time Great Hanians ==<br />
<br />
<br />
[[Image:Father_"Preacher"_Mackenzie.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
<br />
===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
<br />
<br />
Preacher came into Casper lightly recruited (1/1) for a big man that averaged 17.2ppg, 8.3rpg and a combined 3.5 defense (1.8spg and 1.7bpg) out of Detroit (C17). He really wanted to play for a winning program and Casper had won the NTT championship just a few seasons ago and followed that with a nice run into the Gr8. Casper appeared the be just what Preacher was looking for and a 6'10" defensive big man was what coach warak was looking for at the same time. The recruiting class was ranked 5/1 and also included 6'11" Paul Lund, also in the Casper Hall of Fame, and 6'7" Rigoberto Blevins.<br />
<br />
Preacher never really took the next step to become a dominant force in the paint but was an All C25 selection, either 1st or 2nd team, all 4 seasons and was very consistent in his career. Preacher was a starter for 4 seasons and was integral part of the S68 NTT championship team that defeated Detroit 83-67.<br />
<br />
Preacher was drafted #51 overall in the 2nd round in S68 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career stats: 13.1ppg (1259 pts), 7.1rpg (702 rbs, #6 overall in Casper), 1.5bpg (144 blks, #4 overall in Casper) and 1.4spg (131, #2 overall in Casper). <br />
<br />
[[Image:Brandon_Vaccaro.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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<br />
<br />
<br />
===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
<br />
<br />
Brandon was another lightly recruited (0/0) SG gem out of College Station (C23). The 6'2" High School PG was moved over to SG immediately and was expected to replace probably the biggest shoes in Casper history...Quincy Day. Brandon was given the green light from day 1 and proved to be up for the challenge. Brandon was the star of the S64 class that was rated 20/26 and also included bench / NA journeymen 6'6" Dennis Milburn and 6'8" Kelvin Deherrera.<br />
<br />
Brandon lead the team in scoring while averaging over 20ppg every season in Casper. Brandon was also named to the All C25 1st Team all 4 season while earning C25 Player of the Year after his Sophomore season when he averaged 24.7ppg. <br />
<br />
Brandon was drafted #62 overall in the 2nd round in S67 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 22.2ppg (2130 pts (#3 overall in Casper)) and 1.2spg (112 stls (#6 overall in Casper))<br />
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<br />
[[Image:Sean_Connery.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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<br />
===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
<br />
"Suck it, Trebek!"<br />
<br />
Sean was a late bloomer in Portland (r29) High School for a 6'11" Center and Casper was the only team to give Sean a scholarship early (0/0). Sean was part of a 7/7 rated class that also included another Casper Hall of Fame player, 6'4" PG Alex Gittens, and a 6'10" bench player in Jose Bennett. Jose was slated to be the "future center" before stepping on campus but Sean took control of the Center position and ended up starting every game of his career.<br />
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Sean was never much of a scorer but was able to contribute in every other way on the basketball court. As a Freshman, he was able to lead the conference in rebounding with 9.6 rpg. Not only was Sean a beast on the boards but he also had hands of pure gold! Sean had a staggering 3.2/0.8 ast/to ratio as a Freshman and finished his career in Casper in the top 10 for All-Time Assists. Sean was put on the All C25 1st team his Junior and Senior seasons but was not given his due early in his career.<br />
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Sean was drafted #22 overall in the 1st round in S64 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 7 ppg (672 pts), 9 rpg (863 rbs (#1 overall in Casper), 2.9/0.9 ast/to (277 ast (#9 overall in Casper), 1.7 bpg (163 blks (#1 overall in Casper)) and 1spg (92 stls)<br />
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===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
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What can be said about Alex, he was simply the best PG that I have ever coached! Alex, PG for St. Petersburg (r10), was a player identified out of my net and was able persuade him early on to come to Casper to be the PG of the future. He had modest stats in High School (13.7ppg, 3.6/1.2 ast/to and 1.4spg) and was grossly under-recruited. He was a CL the first week after the reveal!<br />
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Alex was a "gym rat" that worked hard on his game and improved every season. His Freshman season was one of growing pains but controlled the ball and was able to get other involved, especially Quincy Day. Alex received All C25 2nd Team honors his Sophomore and Junior seasons but emerged as one of the best PG in the league his Senior season (11.5ppg, 5.4 apg and 2.5 spg) and was awarded All C25 1st Team honors.<br />
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Sean was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S64 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 9.5 ppg (903 pts), 4.7/1.1 ast/to (445 ast (#2 overall in Casper) and 1.5 spg (142 stls (#1 in Casper)<br />
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===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
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Chad was a lightly recruited (0/0) player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
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Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
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Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
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Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team (2/2). The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
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Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
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Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6100L15 Casper2012-02-13T19:02:02Z<p>Warak: </p>
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Record (S45-S69): 451-148 (75%)<br />
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C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
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C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
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C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
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C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
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== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
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Preacher came into Casper lightly recruited (1/1) for a big man that averaged 17.2ppg, 8.3rpg and a combined 3.5 defense (1.8spg and 1.7bpg) out of Detroit (C17). He really wanted to play for a winning program and Casper had won the NTT championship just a few seasons ago and followed that with a nice run into the Gr8. Casper appeared the be just what Preacher was looking for and a 6'10" defensive big man was what coach warak was looking for at the same time. The recruiting class was ranked 5/1 and also included 6'11" Paul Lund, also in the Casper Hall of Fame, and 6'7" Rigoberto Blevins.<br />
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Preacher never really took the next step to become a dominant force in the paint but was an All C25 selection, either 1st or 2nd team, all 4 seasons and was very consistent in his career. Preacher was a starter for 4 seasons and was integral part of the S68 NTT championship team that defeated Detroit 83-67.<br />
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Preacher was drafted #51 overall in the 2nd round in S68 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career stats: 13.1ppg (1259 pts), 7.1rpg (702 rbs, #6 overall in Casper), 1.5bpg (144 blks, #4 overall in Casper) and 1.4spg (131, #2 overall in Casper). <br />
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===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
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Brandon was another lightly recruited (0/0) SG gem out of College Station (C23). The 6'2" High School PG was moved over to SG immediately and was expected to replace probably the biggest shoes in Casper history...Quincy Day. Brandon was given the green light from day 1 and proved to be up for the challenge. Brandon was the star of the S64 class that was rated 20/26 and also included bench / NA journeymen 6'6" Dennis Milburn and 6'8" Kelvin Deherrera.<br />
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Brandon lead the team in scoring while averaging over 20ppg every season in Casper. Brandon was also named to the All C25 1st Team all 4 season while earning C25 Player of the Year after his Sophomore season when he averaged 24.7ppg. <br />
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Brandon was drafted #62 overall in the 2nd round in S67 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 22.2ppg (2130 pts (#3 overall in Casper)) and 1.2spg (112 stls (#6 overall in Casper))<br />
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===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
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"Suck it, Trebek!"<br />
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Sean was a late bloomer in Portland (r29) High School for a 6'11" Center and Casper was the only team to give Sean a scholarship early (0/0). Sean was part of a 7/7 rated class that also included another Casper Hall of Fame player, 6'4" PG Alex Gittens, and a 6'10" bench player in Jose Bennett. Jose was slated to be the "future center" before stepping on campus but Sean took control of the Center position and ended up starting every game of his career.<br />
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Sean was never much of a scorer but was able to contribute in every other way on the basketball court. As a Freshman, he was able to lead the conference in rebounding with 9.6 rpg. Not only was Sean a beast on the boards but he also had hands of pure gold! Sean had a staggering 3.2/0.8 ast/to ratio as a Freshman and finished his career in Casper in the top 10 for All-Time Assists. Sean was put on the All C25 1st team his Junior and Senior seasons but was not given his due early in his career.<br />
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Sean was drafted #22 overall in the 1st round in S64 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 7 ppg (672 pts), 9 rpg (863 rbs (#1 overall in Casper), 2.9/0.9 ast/to (277 ast, #9 overall in Casper), 1.7 bpg (163 blks (#1 overall in Casper)) and 1spg (92 stls)<br />
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===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
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===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
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Chad was a lightly recruited (0/0) player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
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Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
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Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
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Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team (2/2). The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
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Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
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Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6099L15 Casper2012-02-13T18:59:52Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
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==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
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Record (S45-S69): 451-148 (75%)<br />
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C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
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C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
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C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
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C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
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== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
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Preacher came into Casper lightly recruited (1/1) for a big man that averaged 17.2ppg, 8.3rpg and a combined 3.5 defense (1.8spg and 1.7bpg) out of Detroit (C17). He really wanted to play for a winning program and Casper had won the NTT championship just a few seasons ago and followed that with a nice run into the Gr8. Casper appeared the be just what Preacher was looking for and a 6'10" defensive big man was what coach warak was looking for at the same time. The recruiting class was ranked 5/1 and also included 6'11" Paul Lund, also in the Casper Hall of Fame, and 6'7" Rigoberto Blevins.<br />
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Preacher never really took the next step to become a dominant force in the paint but was an All C25 selection, either 1st or 2nd team, all 4 seasons and was very consistent in his career. Preacher was a starter for 4 seasons and was integral part of the S68 NTT championship team that defeated Detroit 83-67.<br />
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Preacher was drafted #51 overall in the 2nd round in S68 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career stats: 13.1ppg (1259 pts), 7.1rpg (702 rbs, #6 overall in Casper), 1.5bpg (144 blks, #4 overall in Casper) and 1.4spg (131, #2 overall in Casper). <br />
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===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
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Brandon was another lightly recruited (0/0) SG gem out of College Station (C23). The 6'2" High School PG was moved over to SG immediately and was expected to replace probably the biggest shoes in Casper history...Quincy Day. Brandon was given the green light from day 1 and proved to be up for the challenge. Brandon was the star of the S64 class that was rated 20/26 and also included bench / NA journeymen 6'6" Dennis Milburn and 6'8" Kelvin Deherrera.<br />
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Brandon lead the team in scoring while averaging over 20ppg every season in Casper. Brandon was also named to the All C25 1st Team all 4 season while earning C25 Player of the Year after his Sophomore season when he averaged 24.7ppg. <br />
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Brandon was drafted #62 overall in the 2nd round in S67 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 22.2ppg (2130 pts (#3 overall in Casper)) and 1.2spg (112 stls (#6 overall in Casper))<br />
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===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
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"Suck it, Trebek!"<br />
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Sean was a late bloomer in Portland (r29) High School for a 6'11" Center and Casper was the only team to give Sean a scholarship early (0/0). Sean was part of a 7/7 rated class that also included another Casper Hall of Fame player, 6'4" PG Alex Gittens, and a 6'10" bench player in Jose Bennett. Jose was slated to be the "future center" before stepping on campus but Sean took control of the Center position and ended up starting every game of his career.<br />
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Sean was never much of a scorer but was able to contribute in every other way on the basketball court. As a Freshman, he was able to lead the conference in rebounding with 9.6 rpg. Not only was Sean a beast on the boards but he also had hands of pure gold! Sean had a staggering 3.2/0.8 ast/to ratio as a Freshman and finished his career in Casper in the top 10 for All-Time Assists. Sean was put on the All C25 1st team his Junior and Senior seasons but was not given his due early in his career.<br />
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Sean was drafted #22 overall in the 1st round in S64 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 7 ppg (672 pts), 9 rpg (863 rbs (#1 overall in Casper), 2.9/0.9 ast/to (277 ast, #9 overall in Casper), 1.7 bpg (163 blks (#1 overall in Casper)) and 1spg (92 stls)<br />
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===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
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===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
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Chad was a lightly recruited (0/0) player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
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Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
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Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
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Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team (2/2). The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
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Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
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Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6098L15 Casper2012-02-13T18:58:44Z<p>Warak: </p>
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==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
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Record (S45-S69): 451-148 (75%)<br />
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C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
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C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
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C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
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C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
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== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
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Preacher came into Casper lightly recruited (1/1) for a big man that averaged 17.2ppg, 8.3rpg and a combined 3.5 defense (1.8spg and 1.7bpg) out of Detroit (C17). He really wanted to play for a winning program and Casper had won the NTT championship just a few seasons ago and followed that with a nice run into the Gr8. Casper appeared the be just what Preacher was looking for and a 6'10" defensive big man was what coach warak was looking for at the same time. The recruiting class was ranked 5/1 and also included 6'11" Paul Lund, also in the Casper Hall of Fame, and 6'7" Rigoberto Blevins.<br />
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Preacher never really took the next step to become a dominant force in the paint but was an All C25 selection, either 1st or 2nd team, all 4 seasons and was very consistent in his career. Preacher was a starter for 4 seasons and was integral part of the S68 NTT championship team that defeated Detroit 83-67.<br />
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Preacher was drafted #51 overall in the 2nd round in S68 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career stats: 13.1ppg (1259 pts), 7.1rpg (702 rbs, #6 overall in Casper), 1.5bpg (144 blks, #4 overall in Casper) and 1.4spg (131, #2 overall in Casper). <br />
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===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
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Brandon was another lightly recruited (0/0) SG gem out of College Station (C23). The 6'2" High School PG was moved over to SG immediately and was expected to replace probably the biggest shoes in Casper history...Quincy Day. Brandon was given the green light from day 1 and proved to be up for the challenge. Brandon was the star of the S64 class that was rated 20/26 and also included bench / NA journeymen 6'6" Dennis Milburn and 6'8" Kelvin Deherrera.<br />
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Brandon lead the team in scoring while averaging over 20ppg every season in Casper. Brandon was also named to the All C25 1st Team all 4 season while earning C25 Player of the Year after his Sophomore season when he averaged 24.7ppg. <br />
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Brandon was drafted #62 overall in the 2nd round in S67 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 22.2ppg (2130 pts (#3 overall in Casper)) and 1.2spg (112 stls (#6 overall in Casper))<br />
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===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
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"Suck it, Trebek!"<br />
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Sean was a late bloomer in Portland (r29) High School for a 6'11" Center and Casper was the only team to give Sean a scholarship early (0/0). Sean was part of a 7/7 rated class that also included another Casper Hall of Fame player, 6'4" PG Alex Gittens, and a 6'10" bench player in Jose Bennett. Jose was slated to be the "future center" before stepping on campus but Sean took control of the Center position and ended up starting every game of his career.<br />
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Sean was never much of a scorer but was able to contribute in every other way on the basketball court. As a Freshman, he was able to lead the conference in rebounding with 9.6 rpg. Not only was Sean a beast on the boards but he also had hands of pure gold! Sean had a staggering 3.2/0.8 ast/to ratio as a Freshman and finished his career in Casper in the top 10 for All-Time Assists. Sean was put on the All C25 1st team his Junior and Senior seasons but was not given his due early in his career.<br />
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Sean was drafted #22 overall in the 1st round in S64 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 7 ppg (672 pts), 9 rpg (863 rbs (#1 overall in Casper), 2.9/0.9 ast/to (277 ast, #9 overall in Casper), 1.7 bpg (163 blks (#1 overall in Casper)) and 1spg (92 stls)<br />
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===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
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===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
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Chad was a lightly recruited (0/0) player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
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Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
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Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
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Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team (2/2). The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
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Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
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Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6097L15 Casper2012-02-13T18:58:23Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
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==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
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Record (S45-S69): 451-148 (75%)<br />
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C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
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C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
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C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
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C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
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== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
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== All-Time Great Hanians ==<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
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Preacher came into Casper lightly recruited (1/1) for a big man that averaged 17.2ppg, 8.3rpg and a combined 3.5 defense (1.8spg and 1.7bpg) out of Detroit (C17). He really wanted to play for a winning program and Casper had won the NTT championship just a few seasons ago and followed that with a nice run into the Gr8. Casper appeared the be just what Preacher was looking for and a 6'10" defensive big man was what coach warak was looking for at the same time. The recruiting class was ranked 5/1 and also included 6'11" Paul Lund, also in the Casper Hall of Fame, and 6'7" Rigoberto Blevins.<br />
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Preacher never really took the next step to become a dominant force in the paint but was an All C25 selection, either 1st or 2nd team, all 4 seasons and was very consistent in his career. Preacher was a starter for 4 seasons and was integral part of the S68 NTT championship team that defeated Detroit 83-67.<br />
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Preacher was drafted #51 overall in the 2nd round in S68 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career stats: 13.1ppg (1259 pts), 7.1rpg (702 rbs, #6 overall in Casper), 1.5bpg (144 blks, #4 overall in Casper) and 1.4spg (131, #2 overall in Casper). <br />
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===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
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Brandon was another lightly recruited (0/0) SG gem out of College Station (C23). The 6'2" High School PG was moved over to SG immediately and was expected to replace probably the biggest shoes in Casper history...Quincy Day. Brandon was given the green light from day 1 and proved to be up for the challenge. Brandon was the star of the S64 class that was rated 20/26 and also included bench / NA journeymen 6'6" Dennis Milburn and 6'8" Kelvin Deherrera.<br />
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Brandon lead the team in scoring while averaging over 20ppg every season in Casper. Brandon was also named to the All C25 1st Team all 4 season while earning C25 Player of the Year after his Sophomore season when he averaged 24.7ppg. <br />
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Brandon was drafted #62 overall in the 2nd round in S67 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 22.2ppg (2130 pts (#3 overall in Casper)) and 1.2spg (112 stls (#6 overall in Casper))<br />
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===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
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"Suck it, Trebek!"<br />
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Sean was a late bloomer in Portland (r29) High School for a 6'11" Center and Casper was the only team to give Sean a scholarship early (0/0). Sean was part of a 7/7 rated class that also included another Casper Hall of Fame player, 6'4" PG Alex Gittens, and a 6'10" bench player in Jose Bennett. Jose was slated to be the "future center" before stepping on campus but Sean took control of the Center position and ended up starting every game of his career.<br />
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Sean was never much of a scorer but was able to contribute in every other way on the basketball court. As a Freshman, he was able to lead the conference in rebounding with 9.6 rpg. Not only was Sean a beast on the boards but he also had hands of pure gold! Sean had a staggering 3.2/0.8 ast/to ratio as a Freshman and finished his career in Casper in the top 10 for All-Time Assists. Sean was put on the All C25 1st team his Junior and Senior seasons but was not given his due early in his career.<br />
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Sean was drafted #22 overall in the 1st round in S64 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 7 ppg (672 pts), 9 rpg (863 rbs (#1 overall in Casper), 2.9/0.9 ast/to (277 ast, #9 overall in Casper), 1.7 bpg (163 blks (#1 overall in Casper)) and 1spg (92 stls)<br />
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===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
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===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
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Chad was a lightly recruited (0/0) player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
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Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
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Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
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Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team (2/2). The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
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Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
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Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6096L15 Casper2012-02-13T18:58:02Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
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==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
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Record (S45-S69): 451-148 (75%)<br />
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C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
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C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
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C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
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C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
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== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
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== All-Time Great Hanians ==<br />
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[[Image:Father_"Preacher"_Mackenzie.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
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Preacher came into Casper lightly recruited (1/1) for a big man that averaged 17.2ppg, 8.3rpg and a combined 3.5 defense (1.8spg and 1.7bpg) out of Detroit (C17). He really wanted to play for a winning program and Casper had won the NTT championship just a few seasons ago and followed that with a nice run into the Gr8. Casper appeared the be just what Preacher was looking for and a 6'10" defensive big man was what coach warak was looking for at the same time. The recruiting class was ranked 5/1 and also included 6'11" Paul Lund, also in the Casper Hall of Fame, and 6'7" Rigoberto Blevins.<br />
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Preacher never really took the next step to become a dominant force in the paint but was an All C25 selection, either 1st or 2nd team, all 4 seasons and was very consistent in his career. Preacher was a starter for 4 seasons and was integral part of the S68 NTT championship team that defeated Detroit 83-67.<br />
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Preacher was drafted #51 overall in the 2nd round in S68 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career stats: 13.1ppg (1259 pts), 7.1rpg (702 rbs, #6 overall in Casper), 1.5bpg (144 blks, #4 overall in Casper) and 1.4spg (131, #2 overall in Casper). <br />
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[[Image:Brandon_Vaccaro.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
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Brandon was another lightly recruited (0/0) SG gem out of College Station (C23). The 6'2" High School PG was moved over to SG immediately and was expected to replace probably the biggest shoes in Casper history...Quincy Day. Brandon was given the green light from day 1 and proved to be up for the challenge. Brandon was the star of the S64 class that was rated 20/26 and also included bench / NA journeymen 6'6" Dennis Milburn and 6'8" Kelvin Deherrera.<br />
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Brandon lead the team in scoring while averaging over 20ppg every season in Casper. Brandon was also named to the All C25 1st Team all 4 season while earning C25 Player of the Year after his Sophomore season when he averaged 24.7ppg. <br />
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Brandon was drafted #62 overall in the 2nd round in S67 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 22.2ppg (2130 pts (#3 overall in Casper)) and 1.2spg (112 stls (#6 overall in Casper))<br />
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[[Image:Sean_Connery.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
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"Suck it, Trebek!"<br />
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Sean was a late bloomer in Portland (r29) High School for a 6'11" Center and Casper was the only team to give Sean a scholarship early (0/0). Sean was part of a 7/7 rated class that also included another Casper Hall of Fame player, 6'4" PG Alex Gittens, and a 6'10" bench player in Jose Bennett. Jose was slated to be the "future center" before stepping on campus but Sean took control of the Center position and ended up starting every game of his career.<br />
<br />
Sean was never much of a scorer but was able to contribute in every other way on the basketball court. As a Freshman, he was able to lead the conference in rebounding with 9.6 rpg. Not only was Sean a beast on the boards but he also had hands of pure gold! Sean had a staggering 3.2/0.8 ast/to ratio as a Freshman and finished his career in Casper in the top 10 for All-Time Assists. Sean was put on the All C25 1st team his Junior and Senior seasons but was not given his due early in his career.<br />
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Sean was drafted #22 overall in the 1st round in S64 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 7 ppg (672 pts), 9 rpg (863 rbs (#1 overall in Casper), 2.9/0.9 ast/to (277 ast, #9 overall in Casper), 1.7 bpg (163 blks (#1 overall in Casper)) and 1spg (92 stls)<br />
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===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
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===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
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Chad was a lightly recruited (0/0) player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
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Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
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Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
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Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team (2/2). The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
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Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
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Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6095L15 Casper2012-02-13T18:57:24Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
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==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
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Record (S45-S69): 451-148 (75%)<br />
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C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
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C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
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C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
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C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
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== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
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== All-Time Great Hanians ==<br />
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[[Image:Father_"Preacher"_Mackenzie.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
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Preacher came into Casper lightly recruited (1/1) for a big man that averaged 17.2ppg, 8.3rpg and a combined 3.5 defense (1.8spg and 1.7bpg) out of Detroit (C17). He really wanted to play for a winning program and Casper had won the NTT championship just a few seasons ago and followed that with a nice run into the Gr8. Casper appeared the be just what Preacher was looking for and a 6'10" defensive big man was what coach warak was looking for at the same time. The recruiting class was ranked 5/1 and also included 6'11" Paul Lund, also in the Casper Hall of Fame, and 6'7" Rigoberto Blevins.<br />
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Preacher never really took the next step to become a dominant force in the paint but was an All C25 selection, either 1st or 2nd team, all 4 seasons and was very consistent in his career. Preacher was a starter for 4 seasons and was integral part of the S68 NTT championship team that defeated Detroit 83-67.<br />
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Preacher was drafted #51 overall in the 2nd round in S68 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career stats: 13.1ppg (1259 pts), 7.1rpg (702 rbs, #6 overall in Casper), 1.5bpg (144 blks, #4 overall in Casper) and 1.4spg (131, #2 overall in Casper). <br />
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[[Image:Brandon_Vaccaro.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
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Brandon was another lightly recruited (0/0) SG gem out of College Station (C23). The 6'2" High School PG was moved over to SG immediately and was expected to replace probably the biggest shoes in Casper history...Quincy Day. Brandon was given the green light from day 1 and proved to be up for the challenge. Brandon was the star of the S64 class that was rated 20/26 and also included bench / NA journeymen 6'6" Dennis Milburn and 6'8" Kelvin Deherrera.<br />
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Brandon lead the team in scoring while averaging over 20ppg every season in Casper. Brandon was also named to the All C25 1st Team all 4 season while earning C25 Player of the Year after his Sophomore season when he averaged 24.7ppg. <br />
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Brandon was drafted #62 overall in the 2nd round in S67 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 22.2ppg (2130 pts (#3 overall in Casper)) and 1.2spg (112 stls (#6 overall in Casper))<br />
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===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
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"Suck it, Trebek!"<br />
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Sean was a late bloomer in Portland (r29) High School for a 6'11" Center and Casper was the only team to give Sean a scholarship early (0/0). Sean was part of a 7/7 rated class that also included another Casper Hall of Fame player, 6'4" PG Alex Gittens, and a 6'10" bench player in Jose Bennett. Jose was slated to be the "future center" before stepping on campus but Sean took control of the Center position and ended up starting every game of his career.<br />
<br />
Sean was never much of a scorer but was able to contribute in every other way on the basketball court. As a Freshman, he was able to lead the conference in rebounding with 9.6 rpg. Not only was Sean a beast on the boards but he also had hands of pure gold! Sean had a staggering 3.2/0.8 ast/to ratio as a Freshman and finished his career in Casper in the top 10 for All-Time Assists. Sean was put on the All C25 1st team his Junior and Senior seasons but was not given his due early in his career.<br />
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Sean was drafted #22 overall in the 1st round in S64 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 7 ppg (672 pts), 9 rpg (863 rbs (#1 overall in Casper), 2.9/0.9 ast/to (277 ast, #9 overall in Casper), 1.7 bpg (163 blks (#1 overall in Casper)) and 1spg (92 stls)<br />
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===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
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===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
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Chad was a lightly recruited (0/0) player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
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Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
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Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
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Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team (2/2). The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
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Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
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Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6094L15 Casper2012-02-13T18:57:02Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
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==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
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Record (S45-S69): 451-148 (75%)<br />
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C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
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C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
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C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
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C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
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== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
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Preacher came into Casper lightly recruited (1/1) for a big man that averaged 17.2ppg, 8.3rpg and a combined 3.5 defense (1.8spg and 1.7bpg) out of Detroit (C17). He really wanted to play for a winning program and Casper had won the NTT championship just a few seasons ago and followed that with a nice run into the Gr8. Casper appeared the be just what Preacher was looking for and a 6'10" defensive big man was what coach warak was looking for at the same time. The recruiting class was ranked 5/1 and also included 6'11" Paul Lund, also in the Casper Hall of Fame, and 6'7" Rigoberto Blevins.<br />
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Preacher never really took the next step to become a dominant force in the paint but was an All C25 selection, either 1st or 2nd team, all 4 seasons and was very consistent in his career. Preacher was a starter for 4 seasons and was integral part of the S68 NTT championship team that defeated Detroit 83-67.<br />
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Preacher was drafted #51 overall in the 2nd round in S68 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career stats: 13.1ppg (1259 pts), 7.1rpg (702 rbs, #6 overall in Casper), 1.5bpg (144 blks, #4 overall in Casper) and 1.4spg (131, #2 overall in Casper). <br />
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===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
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Brandon was another lightly recruited (0/0) SG gem out of College Station (C23). The 6'2" High School PG was moved over to SG immediately and was expected to replace probably the biggest shoes in Casper history...Quincy Day. Brandon was given the green light from day 1 and proved to be up for the challenge. Brandon was the star of the S64 class that was rated 20/26 and also included bench / NA journeymen 6'6" Dennis Milburn and 6'8" Kelvin Deherrera.<br />
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Brandon lead the team in scoring while averaging over 20ppg every season in Casper. Brandon was also named to the All C25 1st Team all 4 season while earning C25 Player of the Year after his Sophomore season when he averaged 24.7ppg. <br />
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Brandon was drafted #62 overall in the 2nd round in S67 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 22.2ppg (2130 pts (#3 overall in Casper)) and 1.2spg (112 stls (#6 overall in Casper))<br />
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===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
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"Suck it, Trebek!"<br />
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Sean was a late bloomer in Portland (r29) High School for a 6'11" Center and Casper was the only team to give Sean a scholarship early (0/0). Sean was part of a 7/7 rated class that also included another Casper Hall of Fame player, 6'4" PG Alex Gittens, and a 6'10" bench player in Jose Bennett. Jose was slated to be the "future center" before stepping on campus but Sean took control of the Center position and ended up starting every game of his career.<br />
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Sean was never much of a scorer but was able to contribute in every other way on the basketball court. As a Freshman, he was able to lead the conference in rebounding with 9.6 rpg. Not only was Sean a beast on the boards but he also had hands of pure gold! Sean had a staggering 3.2/0.8 ast/to ratio as a Freshman and finished his career in Casper in the top 10 for All-Time Assists. Sean was put on the All C25 1st team his Junior and Senior seasons but was not given his due early in his career.<br />
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Sean was drafted #22 overall in the 1st round in S64 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 7 ppg (672 pts), 9 rpg (863 rbs (#1 overall in Casper), 2.9/0.9 ast/to (277 ast, #9 overall in Casper), 1.7 bpg (163 blks (#1 overall in Casper)) and 1spg (92 stls)<br />
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===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
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===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
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Chad was a lightly recruited (0/0) player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
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Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
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Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
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Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team (2/2). The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
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Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
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Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6093L15 Casper2012-02-13T18:56:41Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
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==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
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Record (S45-S69): 451-148 (75%)<br />
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C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
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C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
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C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
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C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
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== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
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== All-Time Great Hanians ==<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
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Preacher came into Casper lightly recruited (1/1) for a big man that averaged 17.2ppg, 8.3rpg and a combined 3.5 defense (1.8spg and 1.7bpg) out of Detroit (C17). He really wanted to play for a winning program and Casper had won the NTT championship just a few seasons ago and followed that with a nice run into the Gr8. Casper appeared the be just what Preacher was looking for and a 6'10" defensive big man was what coach warak was looking for at the same time. The recruiting class was ranked 5/1 and also included 6'11" Paul Lund, also in the Casper Hall of Fame, and 6'7" Rigoberto Blevins.<br />
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Preacher never really took the next step to become a dominant force in the paint but was an All C25 selection, either 1st or 2nd team, all 4 seasons and was very consistent in his career. Preacher was a starter for 4 seasons and was integral part of the S68 NTT championship team that defeated Detroit 83-67.<br />
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Preacher was drafted #51 overall in the 2nd round in S68 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career stats: 13.1ppg (1259 pts), 7.1rpg (702 rbs, #6 overall in Casper), 1.5bpg (144 blks, #4 overall in Casper) and 1.4spg (131, #2 overall in Casper). <br />
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===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
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Brandon was another lightly recruited (0/0) SG gem out of College Station (C23). The 6'2" High School PG was moved over to SG immediately and was expected to replace probably the biggest shoes in Casper history...Quincy Day. Brandon was given the green light from day 1 and proved to be up for the challenge. Brandon was the star of the S64 class that was rated 20/26 and also included bench / NA journeymen 6'6" Dennis Milburn and 6'8" Kelvin Deherrera.<br />
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Brandon lead the team in scoring while averaging over 20ppg every season in Casper. Brandon was also named to the All C25 1st Team all 4 season while earning C25 Player of the Year after his Sophomore season when he averaged 24.7ppg. <br />
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Brandon was drafted #62 overall in the 2nd round in S67 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 22.2ppg (2130 pts (#3 overall in Casper)) and 1.2spg (112 stls (#6 overall in Casper))<br />
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===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
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"Suck it, Trebek!"<br />
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Sean was a late bloomer in Portland (r29) High School for a 6'11" Center and Casper was the only team to give Sean a scholarship early (0/0). Sean was part of a 7/7 rated class that also included another Casper Hall of Fame player, 6'4" PG Alex Gittens, and a 6'10" bench player in Jose Bennett. Jose was slated to be the "future center" before stepping on campus but Sean took control of the Center position and ended up starting every game of his career.<br />
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Sean was never much of a scorer but was able to contribute in every other way on the basketball court. As a Freshman, he was able to lead the conference in rebounding with 9.6 rpg. Not only was Sean a beast on the boards but he also had hands of pure gold! Sean had a staggering 3.2/0.8 ast/to ratio as a Freshman and finished his career in Casper in the top 10 for All-Time Assists. Sean was put on the All C25 1st team his Junior and Senior seasons but was not given his due early in his career.<br />
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Sean was drafted #22 overall in the 1st round in S64 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 7 ppg (672 pts), 9 rpg (863 rbs (#1 overall in Casper), 2.9/0.9 ast/to (277 ast, #9 overall in Casper), 1.7 bpg (163 blks (#1 overall in Casper)) and 1spg (92 stls)<br />
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===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
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===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
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Chad was a lightly recruited (0/0) player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
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Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
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Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
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Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team (2/2). The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
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Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
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Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6092L15 Casper2012-02-13T18:56:14Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
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==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
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Record (S45-S69): 451-148 (75%)<br />
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C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
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C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
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C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
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C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
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== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
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== All-Time Great Hanians ==<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
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Preacher came into Casper lightly recruited (1/1) for a big man that averaged 17.2ppg, 8.3rpg and a combined 3.5 defense (1.8spg and 1.7bpg) out of Detroit (C17). He really wanted to play for a winning program and Casper had won the NTT championship just a few seasons ago and followed that with a nice run into the Gr8. Casper appeared the be just what Preacher was looking for and a 6'10" defensive big man was what coach warak was looking for at the same time. The recruiting class was ranked 5/1 and also included 6'11" Paul Lund, also in the Casper Hall of Fame, and 6'7" Rigoberto Blevins.<br />
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Preacher never really took the next step to become a dominant force in the paint but was an All C25 selection, either 1st or 2nd team, all 4 seasons and was very consistent in his career. Preacher was a starter for 4 seasons and was integral part of the S68 NTT championship team that defeated Detroit 83-67.<br />
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Preacher was drafted #51 overall in the 2nd round in S68 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career stats: 13.1ppg (1259 pts), 7.1rpg (702 rbs, #6 overall in Casper), 1.5bpg (144 blks, #4 overall in Casper) and 1.4spg (131, #2 overall in Casper). <br />
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===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
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Brandon was another lightly recruited (0/0) SG gem out of College Station (C23). The 6'2" High School PG was moved over to SG immediately and was expected to replace probably the biggest shoes in Casper history...Quincy Day. Brandon was given the green light from day 1 and proved to be up for the challenge. Brandon was the star of the S64 class that was rated 20/26 and also included bench / NA journeymen 6'6" Dennis Milburn and 6'8" Kelvin Deherrera.<br />
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Brandon lead the team in scoring while averaging over 20ppg every season in Casper. Brandon was also named to the All C25 1st Team all 4 season while earning C25 Player of the Year after his Sophomore season when he averaged 24.7ppg. <br />
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Brandon was drafted #62 overall in the 2nd round in S67 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 22.2ppg (2130 pts (#3 overall in Casper)) and 1.2spg (112 stls (#6 overall in Casper))<br />
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===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
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"Suck it, Trebek!"<br />
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Sean was a late bloomer in Portland (r29) High School for a 6'11" Center and Casper was the only team to give Sean a scholarship early (0/0). Sean was part of a 7/7 rated class that also included another Casper Hall of Fame player, 6'4" PG Alex Gittens, and a 6'10" bench player in Jose Bennett. Jose was slated to be the "future center" before stepping on campus but Sean took control of the Center position and ended up starting every game of his career.<br />
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Sean was never much of a scorer but was able to contribute in every other way on the basketball court. As a Freshman, he was able to lead the conference in rebounding with 9.6 rpg. Not only was Sean a beast on the boards but he also had hands of pure gold! Sean had a staggering 3.2/0.8 ast/to ratio as a Freshman and finished his career in Casper in the top 10 for All-Time Assists. Sean was put on the All C25 1st team his Junior and Senior seasons but was not given his due early in his career.<br />
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Sean was drafted #22 overall in the 1st round in S64 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 7 ppg (672 pts), 9 rpg (863 rbs (#1 overall in Casper), 2.9/0.9 ast/to (277 ast, #9 overall in Casper), 1.7 bpg (163 blks (#1 overall in Casper)) and 1spg (92 stls)<br />
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===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
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===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
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Chad was a lightly recruited (0/0) player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
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Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
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Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
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Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team (2/2). The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
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Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
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Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6091L15 Casper2012-02-13T17:02:27Z<p>Warak: /* Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) */</p>
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<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
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==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
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Record (S45-S69): 451-148 (75%)<br />
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C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
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C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
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C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
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C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
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== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
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== All-Time Great Hanians ==<br />
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[[Image:Father_"Preacher"_Mackenzie.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
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Preacher came into Casper lightly recruited (1/1) for a big man that averaged 17.2ppg, 8.3rpg and a combined 3.5 defense (1.8spg and 1.7bpg) out of Detroit (C17). He really wanted to play for a winning program and Casper had won the NTT championship just a few seasons ago and followed that with a nice run into the Gr8. Casper appeared the be just what Preacher was looking for and a 6'10" defensive big man was what coach warak was looking for at the same time. The recruiting class was ranked 5/1 and also included 6'11" Paul Lund, also in the Casper Hall of Fame, and 6'7" Rigoberto Blevins.<br />
<br />
Preacher never really took the next step to become a dominant force in the paint but was an All C25 selection, either 1st or 2nd team, all 4 seasons and was very consistent in his career. Preacher was a starter for 4 seasons and was integral part of the S68 NTT championship team that defeated Detroit 83-67.<br />
<br />
Preacher was drafted #51 overall in the 2nd round in S68 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career stats: 13.1ppg (1259 pts), 7.1rpg (702 rbs, #6 overall in Casper), 1.5bpg (144 blks, #4 overall in Casper) and 1.4spg (131, #2 overall in Casper). <br />
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[[Image:Brandon_Vaccaro.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
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Brandon was another lightly recruited (0/0) SG gem out of College Station (C23). The 6'2" High School PG was moved over to SG immediately and was expected to replace probably the biggest shoes in Casper history...Quincy Day. Brandon was given the green light from day 1 and proved to be up for the challenge. Brandon was the star of the S64 class that was rated 20/26 and also included bench / NA journeymen 6'6" Dennis Milburn and 6'8" Kelvin Deherrera.<br />
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Brandon lead the team in scoring while averaging over 20ppg every season in Casper. Brandon was also named to the All C25 1st Team all 4 season while earning C25 Player of the Year after his Sophomore season when he averaged 24.7ppg. <br />
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Brandon was drafted #62 overall in the 2nd round in S67 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 22.2ppg (2130 pts (#3 overall in Casper)) and 1.2spg (112 stls, #6 overall in Casper)<br />
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[[Image:Sean_Connery.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
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===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
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===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
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Chad was a lightly recruited (0/0) player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
<br />
Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
<br />
Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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[[Image:Rubin_Elwood.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
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Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team (2/2). The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
<br />
Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
<br />
Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6090L15 Casper2012-02-13T17:01:16Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
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==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
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Record (S45-S69): 451-148 (75%)<br />
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C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
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C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
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C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
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C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
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== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
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== All-Time Great Hanians ==<br />
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[[Image:Father_"Preacher"_Mackenzie.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
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Preacher came into Casper lightly recruited (1/1) for a big man that averaged 17.2ppg, 8.3rpg and a combined 3.5 defense (1.8spg and 1.7bpg) out of Detroit (C17). He really wanted to play for a winning program and Casper had won the NTT championship just a few seasons ago and followed that with a nice run into the Gr8. Casper appeared the be just what Preacher was looking for and a 6'10" defensive big man was what coach warak was looking for at the same time. The recruiting class was ranked 5/1 and also included 6'11" Paul Lund, also in the Casper Hall of Fame, and 6'7" Rigoberto Blevins.<br />
<br />
Preacher never really took the next step to become a dominant force in the paint but was an All C25 selection, either 1st or 2nd team, all 4 seasons and was very consistent in his career. Preacher was a starter for 4 seasons and was integral part of the S68 NTT championship team that defeated Detroit 83-67.<br />
<br />
Preacher was drafted #51 overall in the 2nd round in S68 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career stats: 13.1ppg (1259 pts), 7.1rpg (702 rbs, #6 overall in Casper), 1.5bpg (144 blks, #4 overall in Casper) and 1.4spg (131, #2 overall in Casper). <br />
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[[Image:Brandon_Vaccaro.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
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Brandon was another lightly recruited (0/0) SG gem out of College Station (C23). The 6'2" High School PG was moved over to SG immediately and was expected to replace probably the biggest shoes in Casper history...Quincy Day. Brandon was given the green light from day 1 and proved to be up for the challenge. Brandon was the star of the S64 class that was rated 20/26 and also included bench / NA journeymen 6'6" Dennis Milburn and 6'8" Kelvin Deherrera.<br />
<br />
Brandon lead the team in scoring while averaging over 20ppg every season in Casper. Brandon was also named to the All C25 1st Team all 4 season while earning C25 Player of the Year after his Sophomore season when he scored 24.7ppg. <br />
<br />
Brandon was drafted #62 overall in the 2nd round in S67 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 22.2ppg (2130 pts (#3 overall in Casper)) and 1.2spg (112 stls, #6 overall in Casper)<br />
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[[Image:Sean_Connery.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
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[[Image:Alex_Gittens.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
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[[Image:Quincy_"All"_Day.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
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[[Image:Chad_Marshall.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
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Chad was a lightly recruited (0/0) player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
<br />
Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
<br />
Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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[[Image:Rubin_Elwood.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
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Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team (2/2). The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
<br />
Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
<br />
Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6089L15 Casper2012-02-13T17:00:03Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
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==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
<br />
Record (S45-S69): 451-148 (75%)<br />
<br />
C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
<br />
C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
<br />
C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
<br />
C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
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== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
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== All-Time Great Hanians ==<br />
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[[Image:Father_"Preacher"_Mackenzie.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
<br />
<br />
Preacher came into Casper lightly recruited (1/1) for a big man that averaged 17.2ppg, 8.3rpg and a combined 3.5 defense (1.8spg and 1.7bpg) out of Detroit (C17). He really wanted to play for a winning program and Casper had won the NTT championship just a few seasons ago and followed that with a nice run into the Gr8. Casper appeared the be just what Preacher was looking for and a 6'10" defensive big man was what coach warak was looking for at the same time. The recruiting class was ranked 5/1 and also included 6'11" Paul Lund, also in the Casper Hall of Fame, and 6'7" Rigoberto Blevins.<br />
<br />
Preacher never really took the next step to become a dominant force in the paint but was an All C25 selection, either 1st or 2nd team, all 4 seasons and was very consistent in his career. Preacher was a starter for 4 seasons and was integral part of the S68 NTT championship team that defeated Detroit 83-67.<br />
<br />
Preacher was drafted #51 overall in the 2nd round in S68 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career stats: 13.1ppg (1259 pts), 7.1rpg (702 rbs, #6 overall in Casper), 1.5bpg (144 blks, #4 overall in Casper) and 1.4spg (131, #2 overall in Casper). <br />
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[[Image:Brandon_Vaccaro.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
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<br />
Brandon was another lightly recruited (0/0) SG gem out of College Station (C23). The 6'2" High School PG was moved over to SG immediately and was expected to replace probably the biggest shoes in Casper history...Quincy Day. Brandon was given the green light from day 1 and proved to be up for the challenge. Brandon was the star of the S64 class that was rated 20/26 and also included bench / NA journeymen 6'6" Dennis Milburn and 6'8" Kelvin Deherrera.<br />
<br />
Brandon lead the team in scoring while averaging over 20ppg every season in Casper. Brandon was also named to the All C25 1st Team all 4 season while earning C25 Player of the Year after his Sophomore season when he scored 24.7ppg. <br />
<br />
Brandon was drafted #62 overall in the 2nd round in S67 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 22.2ppg (2130 pts (#3 overall in Casper)) and 1.2spg (112 stls, #6 overall in Casper)<br />
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[[Image:Sean_Connery.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
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===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
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[[Image:Quincy_"All"_Day.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
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[[Image:Chad_Marshall.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
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<br />
Chad was a lightly recruited (0/0) player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
<br />
Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
<br />
Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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[[Image:Rubin_Elwood.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
<br />
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Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team (2/2). The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
<br />
Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
<br />
Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6088L15 Casper2012-02-13T16:59:43Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
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==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
<br />
Record (S45-S69): 451-148 (75%)<br />
<br />
C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
<br />
C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
<br />
C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
<br />
C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
<br />
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== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
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== All-Time Great Hanians ==<br />
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[[Image:Father_"Preacher"_Mackenzie.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
<br />
<br />
Preacher came into Casper lightly recruited (1/1) for a big man that averaged 17.2ppg, 8.3rpg and a combined 3.5 defense (1.8spg and 1.7bpg) out of Detroit (C17). He really wanted to play for a winning program and Casper had won the NTT championship just a few seasons ago and followed that with a nice run into the Gr8. Casper appeared the be just what Preacher was looking for and a 6'10" defensive big man was what coach warak was looking for at the same time. The recruiting class was ranked 5/1 and also included 6'11" Paul Lund, also in the Casper Hall of Fame, and 6'7" Rigoberto Blevins.<br />
<br />
Preacher never really took the next step to become a dominant force in the paint but was an All C25 selection, either 1st or 2nd team, all 4 seasons and was very consistent in his career. Preacher was a starter for 4 seasons and was integral part of the S68 NTT championship team that defeated Detroit 83-67.<br />
<br />
Preacher was drafted #51 overall in the 2nd round in S68 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
<br />
Career stats: 13.1ppg (1259 pts), 7.1rpg (702 rbs, #6 overall in Casper), 1.5bpg (144 blks, #4 overall in Casper) and 1.4spg (131, #2 overall in Casper). <br />
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[[Image:Brandon_Vaccaro.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
<br />
<br />
Brandon was another lightly recruited (0/0) SG gem out of College Station (C23). The 6'2" High School PG was moved over to SG immediately and was expected to replace probably the biggest shoes in Casper history...Quincy Day. Brandon was given the green light from day 1 and proved to be up for the challenge. Brandon was the star of the S64 class that was rated 20/26 and also included bench / NA journeymen 6'6" Dennis Milburn and 6'8" Kelvin Deherrera.<br />
<br />
Brandon lead the team in scoring while averaging over 20ppg every season in Casper. Brandon was also named to the All C25 1st Team all 4 season while earning C25 Player of the Year after his Sophomore season when he scored 24.7ppg. <br />
<br />
Brandon was drafted #62 overall in the 2nd round in S67 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 22.2ppg (2130 pts (#3 overall in Casper)) and 1.2spg (112 stls, #6 overall in Casper)<br />
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===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
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===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
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Chad was a lightly recruited (0/0) player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
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Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
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Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
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Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team (2/2). The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
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Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
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Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6087L15 Casper2012-02-13T16:59:10Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
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==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
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Record (S45-S69): 451-148 (75%)<br />
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C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
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C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
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C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
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== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
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Preacher came into Casper lightly recruited (1/1) for a big man that averaged 17.2ppg, 8.3rpg and a combined 3.5 defense (1.8spg and 1.7bpg) out of Detroit (C17). He really wanted to play for a winning program and Casper had won the NTT championship just a few seasons ago and followed that with a nice run into the Gr8. Casper appeared the be just what Preacher was looking for and a 6'10" defensive big man was what coach warak was looking for at the same time. The recruiting class was ranked 5/1 and also included 6'11" Paul Lund, also in the Casper Hall of Fame, and 6'7" Rigoberto Blevins.<br />
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Preacher never really took the next step to become a dominant force in the paint but was an All C25 selection, either 1st or 2nd team, all 4 seasons and was very consistent in his career. Preacher was a starter for 4 seasons and was integral part of the S68 NTT championship team that defeated Detroit 83-67.<br />
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Preacher was drafted #51 overall in the 2nd round in S68 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career stats: 13.1ppg (1259 pts), 7.1rpg (702 rbs, #6 overall in Casper), 1.5bpg (144 blks, #4 overall in Casper) and 1.4spg (131, #2 overall in Casper). <br />
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===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
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Brandon was another lightly recruited (0/0) SG gem out of College Station (C23). The 6'2" High School PG was moved over to SG immediately and was expected to replace probably the biggest shoes in Casper history...Quincy Day. Brandon was given the green light from day 1 and proved to be up for the challenge. Brandon was the star of the S64 class that was rated 20/26 and also included bench / NA journeymen 6'6" Dennis Milburn and 6'8" Kelvin Deherrera.<br />
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Brandon lead the team in scoring while averaging over 20ppg every season in Casper. Brandon was also named to the All C25 1st Team all 4 season while earning C25 Player of the Year after his Sophomore season when he scored 24.7ppg. <br />
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Brandon was drafted #62 overall in the 2nd round in S67 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 22.2ppg (2130 pts (#3 overall in Casper)) and 1.2spg (112 stls, #6 overall in Casper)<br />
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===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
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===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
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===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
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Chad was a lightly recruited (0/0) player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
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Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
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Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
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Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team (2/2). The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
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Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
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Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6086L15 Casper2012-02-13T16:58:44Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
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==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
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Record (S45-S69): 451-148 (75%)<br />
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C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
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C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
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C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
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C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
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== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
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Preacher came into Casper lightly recruited (1/1) for a big man that averaged 17.2ppg, 8.3rpg and a combined 3.5 defense (1.8spg and 1.7bpg) out of Detroit (C17). He really wanted to play for a winning program and Casper had won the NTT championship just a few seasons ago and followed that with a nice run into the Gr8. Casper appeared the be just what Preacher was looking for and a 6'10" defensive big man was what coach warak was looking for at the same time. The recruiting class was ranked 5/1 and also included 6'11" Paul Lund, also in the Casper Hall of Fame, and 6'7" Rigoberto Blevins.<br />
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Preacher never really took the next step to become a dominant force in the paint but was an All C25 selection, either 1st or 2nd team, all 4 seasons and was very consistent in his career. Preacher was a starter for 4 seasons and was integral part of the S68 NTT championship team that defeated Detroit 83-67.<br />
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Preacher was drafted #51 overall in the 2nd round in S68 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career stats: 13.1ppg (1259 pts), 7.1rpg (702 rbs, #6 overall in Casper), 1.5bpg (144 blks, #4 overall in Casper) and 1.4spg (131, #2 overall in Casper). <br />
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===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
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Brandon was another lightly recruited (0/0) SG gem out of College Station (C23). The 6'2" High School PG was moved over to SG immediately and was expected to replace probably the biggest shoes in Casper history...Quincy Day. Brandon was given the green light from day 1 and proved to be up for the challenge. Brandon was the star of the S64 class that was rated 20/26 and also included bench / NA journeymen 6'6" Dennis Milburn and 6'8" Kelvin Deherrera.<br />
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Brandon lead the team in scoring while averaging over 20ppg every season in Casper. Brandon was also named to the All C25 1st Team all 4 season while earning C25 Player of the Year after his Sophomore season when he scored 24.7ppg. <br />
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Brandon was drafted #62 overall in the 2nd round in S67 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 22.2ppg (2130 pts (#3 overall in Casper)) and 1.2spg (112 stls, #6 overall in Casper)<br />
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===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
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===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
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===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
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Chad was a lightly recruited (0/0) player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
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Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
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Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
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Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team (2/2). The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
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Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
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Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=File:Brandon_Vaccaro.jpg&diff=6085File:Brandon Vaccaro.jpg2012-02-13T16:41:50Z<p>Warak: uploaded a new version of &quot;File:Brandon Vaccaro.jpg&quot;</p>
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<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
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==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
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Record (S45-S69): 451-147 (75%)<br />
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C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
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C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
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C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
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C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
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== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
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Preacher came into Casper lightly recruited for a big man that averaged 17.2ppg, 8.3rpg and a combined 3.5 defense (1.8spg and 1.7bpg) out of Detroit. He really wanted to play for a winning program and Casper had won the NTT championship just a few seasons ago and followed that with a nice run into the Gr8. Casper appeared the be just what Preacher was looking for and a 6'10" defensive big man was what coach warak was looking for at the same time.<br />
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Preacher never really took the next step to become a dominant force in the paint but was an All C25 selection, either 1st or 2nd team, all 4 seasons and was very consistent in his career. Preacher was a starter for 4 seasons and was integral part of the S68 NTT championship team that defeated Detroit 83-67.<br />
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Preacher was drafted #51 overall in the 2nd round in S68 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career stats: 13.1ppg (1259 pts), 7.1rpg (702 rbs, #6 overall in Casper), 1.5bpg (144 blks, #4 overall in Casper) and 1.4spg (131, #2 overall in Casper). <br />
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===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
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===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
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===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
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===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
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Chad was a lightly recruited player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
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Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
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Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
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Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team. The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
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Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
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Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Abilene&diff=6083L15 Abilene2012-02-13T16:21:50Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div>= ABILENE SQUALL =<br />
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Record (S24-S69): 654-450 (59%)<br />
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C25 Record (S24-S69): 380-222 (63%)<br />
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C25 Regular Season Championships: 7 <br />
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C25 Tournament Championships: 9<br />
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C25 Double Championships: 5<br />
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== Notes about the Squall ==<br />
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Never being known as a program that builds a team around one or two stars each season, the Squall have still been able to grab their share of conference championships and respectability. Many times the Squall have been able to capture a championship without a single player selected in the first or second team all-conference player selections. This is not to say that the Squall haven't had their share of stars, but individual stars have limited opportunity in the Squall team concept of play to rise on their own. Certainly there are many players the Squall fans would consider stars over the years, even though a individual players stats may not give him consideration for all-conference teams or to be recognized as a true star caliber player. <br />
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===== Gregory Dowling (S52-S55)=====<br />
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6'6" Greg Dowling attracted the attention of Squall scouts as a dead eye shooting guard out of Corpus Christi High. The Squall's top draft choice out of the season #51 crop of high school recruits didn't disappoint, as he easily made the transition to the colligate game and ultimately became the all-time leading scorer in the Squall program. A four year all-conference player selection who many still consider "in the group at the top" when discussing the best that ever played in conference #25. Dowling ended his career with a 58% plus shooting percentage and three trips to the NTT.<br />
Career Avg: 20.7ppg 2.8rpg<br />
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===== Alton Cage (S55-S58) =====<br />
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As a 6' 8" star center out of Columbia High School, Cage was a highly sought after recruit during the season #54 recruiting draft. After finally announcing he was heading to Abilene, there were many that thought he had made the wrong choice by joining a program devoid of developing true star potential. Alton unselfishly assumed the team leadership roll and proved to be the catalyst of the Squall successes during the season #55-58 era. Alternating between the post and power forward position, Cage provided the Squall with strong rebounding along with a great shooting touch down low.<br />
Career Avg: 17.1ppg 6.2rpg<br />
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[[Image:Travis_Releford.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Travis Releford (S53-S56) =====<br />
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Discussions about Squall all time leading players would never be complete without including the unbelievable at times play of point guard Travis Releford in the conversation.<br />
Travis was a game changer! Down many times late in the game, the four year starting Squall point guard would somehow put on an amazing assist demonstration and bang!, pull out a win for the team. Adored by everyone with the exception of opponents, the free spirited, fun loving, Releford who grew up down south in Beaumont, Texas has now made his home in Abilene. Even today, as an assistant coach of the Squall, fans heads turn with a big smile to get a good glimpse of Travis as he enters the arena. He certainly exemplified what a strong team player and team leader is all about.<br />
Career Avg: 7.6ppg 3.9apg 1.1to's<br />
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[[Image:Artie_Woodard.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Artie Woodard (S27-S30) =====<br />
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Local born Artie Woodard is still remembered with great fondness by the Squall faithful. Graduating from Abilene High, Artie never questioned about where he was headed for his college career. Following the many Squall teams as young boy Artie had dreamed about one day taking the court in a Abilene gold and black team jersey. Woodard more than accomplished that dream during some difficult times for Squall teams. A three year all-conference teams selection, Artie as a young freshman center led the team to the conference championship and the conference tournament win in season #27.<br />
Career Avg: 17.6ppg 7.6rpg</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Abilene&diff=6082L15 Abilene2012-02-13T16:21:27Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div>= ABILENE SQUALL =<br />
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http://simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_C25<br />
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==== Coach: buzzy ====<br />
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Record (S24-S69): 654-450 (59%)<br />
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C25 Record (S24-S69): 380-222 (63%)<br />
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C25 Regular Season Championships: 7 <br />
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C25 Tournament Championships: 9<br />
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C25 Double Championships: 5<br />
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<br />
== Notes about the Squall ==<br />
<br />
Never being known as a program that builds a team around one or two stars each season, the Squall have still been able to grab their share of conference championships and respectability. Many times the Squall have been able to capture a championship without a single player selected in the first or second team all-conference player selections. This is not to say that the Squall haven't had their share of stars, but individual stars have limited opportunity in the Squall team concept of play to rise on their own. Certainly there are many players the Squall fans would consider stars over the years, even though a individual players stats may not give him consideration for all-conference teams or to be recognized as a true star caliber player. <br />
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== All-Time Great Squalls ==<br />
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[[Image: Gregory_Dowling.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Gregory Dowling (S52-S55)=====<br />
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6'6" Greg Dowling attracted the attention of Squall scouts as a dead eye shooting guard out of Corpus Christi High. The Squall's top draft choice out of the season #51 crop of high school recruits didn't disappoint, as he easily made the transition to the colligate game and ultimately became the all-time leading scorer in the Squall program. A four year all-conference player selection who many still consider "in the group at the top" when discussing the best that ever played in conference #25. Dowling ended his career with a 58% plus shooting percentage and three trips to the NTT.<br />
Career Avg: 20.7ppg 2.8rpg<br />
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===== Alton Cage (S55-S58) =====<br />
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As a 6' 8" star center out of Columbia High School, Cage was a highly sought after recruit during the season #54 recruiting draft. After finally announcing he was heading to Abilene, there were many that thought he had made the wrong choice by joining a program devoid of developing true star potential. Alton unselfishly assumed the team leadership roll and proved to be the catalyst of the Squall successes during the season #55-58 era. Alternating between the post and power forward position, Cage provided the Squall with strong rebounding along with a great shooting touch down low.<br />
Career Avg: 17.1ppg 6.2rpg<br />
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[[Image:Travis_Releford.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Travis Releford (S53-S56) =====<br />
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Discussions about Squall all time leading players would never be complete without including the unbelievable at times play of point guard Travis Releford in the conversation.<br />
Travis was a game changer! Down many times late in the game, the four year starting Squall point guard would somehow put on an amazing assist demonstration and bang!, pull out a win for the team. Adored by everyone with the exception of opponents, the free spirited, fun loving, Releford who grew up down south in Beaumont, Texas has now made his home in Abilene. Even today, as an assistant coach of the Squall, fans heads turn with a big smile to get a good glimpse of Travis as he enters the arena. He certainly exemplified what a strong team player and team leader is all about.<br />
Career Avg: 7.6ppg 3.9apg 1.1to's<br />
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[[Image:Artie_Woodard.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Artie Woodard (S27-S30) =====<br />
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Local born Artie Woodard is still remembered with great fondness by the Squall faithful. Graduating from Abilene High, Artie never questioned about where he was headed for his college career. Following the many Squall teams as young boy Artie had dreamed about one day taking the court in a Abilene gold and black team jersey. Woodard more than accomplished that dream during some difficult times for Squall teams. A three year all-conference teams selection, Artie as a young freshman center led the team to the conference championship and the conference tournament win in season #27.<br />
Career Avg: 17.6ppg 7.6rpg</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Abilene&diff=6081L15 Abilene2012-02-13T16:20:29Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div>= ABILENE SQUALL =<br />
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==== Coach: buzzy ====<br />
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Record (S24-S69): 654-450 (59%)<br />
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C25 Record (S24-S69): 380-222 (63%)<br />
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C25 Regular Season Championships: 7 <br />
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C25 Tournament Championships: 9<br />
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C25 Double Championships: 5<br />
<br />
<br />
== Notes about the Squall ==<br />
<br />
Never being known as a program that builds a team around one or two stars each season, the Squall have still been able to grab their share of conference championships and respectability. Many times the Squall have been able to capture a championship without a single player selected in the first or second team all-conference player selections. This is not to say that the Squall haven't had their share of stars, but individual stars have limited opportunity in the Squall team concept of play to rise on their own. Certainly there are many players the Squall fans would consider stars over the years, even though a individual players stats may not give him consideration for all-conference teams or to be recognized as a true star caliber player. <br />
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== All-Time Great Squalls ==<br />
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[[Image: Gregory_Dowling.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Gregory Dowling (S52-S55)=====<br />
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6'6" Greg Dowling attracted the attention of Squall scouts as a dead eye shooting guard out of Corpus Christi High. The Squall's top draft choice out of the season #51 crop of high school recruits didn't disappoint, as he easily made the transition to the colligate game and ultimately became the all-time leading scorer in the Squall program. A four year all-conference player selection who many still consider "in the group at the top" when discussing the best that ever played in conference #25. Dowling ended his career with a 58% plus shooting percentage and three trips to the NTT.<br />
Career Avg: 20.7ppg 2.8rpg<br />
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[[Image: Alton_Cage.jpg|frame|right]]<br />
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===== Alton Cage (S55-S58) =====<br />
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As a 6' 8" star center out of Columbia High School, Cage was a highly sought after recruit during the season #54 recruiting draft. After finally announcing he was heading to Abilene, there were many that thought he had made the wrong choice by joining a program devoid of developing true star potential. Alton unselfishly assumed the team leadership roll and proved to be the catalyst of the Squall successes during the season #55-58 era. Alternating between the post and power forward position, Cage provided the Squall with strong rebounding along with a great shooting touch down low.<br />
Career Avg: 17.1ppg 6.2rpg<br />
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[[Image:Travis_Releford.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Travis Releford (S53-S56) =====<br />
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Discussions about Squall all time leading players would never be complete without including the unbelievable at times play of point guard Travis Releford in the conversation.<br />
Travis was a game changer! Down many times late in the game, the four year starting Squall point guard would somehow put on an amazing assist demonstration and bang!, pull out a win for the team. Adored by everyone with the exception of opponents, the free spirited, fun loving, Releford who grew up down south in Beaumont, Texas has now made his home in Abilene. Even today, as an assistant coach of the Squall, fans heads turn with a big smile to get a good glimpse of Travis as he enters the arena. He certainly exemplified what a strong team player and team leader is all about.<br />
Career Avg: 7.6ppg 3.9apg 1.1to's<br />
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[[Image:Artie_Woodard.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Artie Woodard (S27-S30) =====<br />
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Local born Artie Woodard is still remembered with great fondness by the Squall faithful. Graduating from Abilene High, Artie never questioned about where he was headed for his college career. Following the many Squall teams as young boy Artie had dreamed about one day taking the court in a Abilene gold and black team jersey. Woodard more than accomplished that dream during some difficult times for Squall teams. A three year all-conference teams selection, Artie as a young freshman center led the team to the conference championship and the conference tournament win in season #27.<br />
Career Avg: 17.6ppg 7.6rpg</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6068L15 Casper2012-02-10T21:51:06Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
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==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
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Record (S45-S69): 451-147 (75%)<br />
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C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
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C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
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C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
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C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
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== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
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== All-Time Great Hanians ==<br />
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[[Image:Father_"Preacher"_Mackenzie.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
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[[Image:Brandon_Vaccaro.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
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===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
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===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
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[[Image:Quincy_"All"_Day.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
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[[Image:Chad_Marshall.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
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Chad was a lightly recruited player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
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Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
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Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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[[Image:Rubin_Elwood.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
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Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team. The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
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Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
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Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=File:Brandon_Vaccaro.jpg&diff=6067File:Brandon Vaccaro.jpg2012-02-10T21:50:48Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div></div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6066L15 Casper2012-02-10T21:45:45Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
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==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
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Record (S45-S69): 451-147 (75%)<br />
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C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
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C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
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C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
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C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
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== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
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== All-Time Great Hanians ==<br />
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[[Image:Father_"Preacher"_Mackenzie.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
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===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
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===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
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===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
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[[Image:Quincy_"All"_Day.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
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[[Image:Chad_Marshall.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
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Chad was a lightly recruited player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
<br />
Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
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Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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[[Image:Rubin_Elwood.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
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Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team. The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
<br />
Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
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Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=File:Quincy_%22All%22_Day.jpg&diff=6065File:Quincy "All" Day.jpg2012-02-10T21:45:11Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div></div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6064L15 Casper2012-02-10T21:35:39Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
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==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
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Record (S45-S69): 451-147 (75%)<br />
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C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
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C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
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C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
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C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
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== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
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== All-Time Great Hanians ==<br />
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[[Image:Father_"Preacher"_Mackenzie.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
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===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
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===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
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===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
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===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
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Chad was a lightly recruited player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
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Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
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Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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[[Image:Rubin_Elwood.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
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Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team. The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
<br />
Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
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Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6063L15 Casper2012-02-10T21:35:06Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
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==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
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Record (S45-S69): 451-147 (75%)<br />
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C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
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C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
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C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
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C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
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== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
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== All-Time Great Hanians ==<br />
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[[Image:Father_"Preacher"_Mackenzie.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
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===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
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===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
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===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
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===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
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Chad was a lightly recruited player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
<br />
Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
<br />
Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
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Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team. The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
<br />
Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
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Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6062L15 Casper2012-02-10T21:01:14Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
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==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
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Record (S45-S69): 451-147 (75%)<br />
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C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
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C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
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C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
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C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
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== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
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== All-Time Great Hanians ==<br />
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[[Image:Father_"Preacher"_Mackenzie.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
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===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
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===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
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[[Image:Alex_Gittens.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
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===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
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[[Image:Chad_Marshall.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
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Chad was a lightly recruited player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
<br />
Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
<br />
Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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[[Image:Rubin_Elwood.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
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Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team. The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
<br />
Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
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Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=File:Father_%22Preacher%22_Mackenzie.jpg&diff=6061File:Father "Preacher" Mackenzie.jpg2012-02-10T21:00:56Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div></div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6060L15 Casper2012-02-10T20:56:29Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
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==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
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Record (S45-S69): 451-147 (75%)<br />
<br />
C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
<br />
C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
<br />
C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
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C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
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== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
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== All-Time Great Hanians ==<br />
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[[Image: |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
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===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
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[[Image:Sean_Connery.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
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[[Image:Alex_Gittens.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
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===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
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[[Image:Chad_Marshall.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
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Chad was a lightly recruited player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
<br />
Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
<br />
Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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[[Image:Rubin_Elwood.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
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Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team. The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
<br />
Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
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Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=File:Alex_Gittens.jpg&diff=6059File:Alex Gittens.jpg2012-02-10T20:55:37Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div></div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6058L15 Casper2012-02-10T20:54:41Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
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==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
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Record (S45-S69): 451-147 (75%)<br />
<br />
C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
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C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
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C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
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C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
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== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
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== All-Time Great Hanians ==<br />
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[[Image: |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
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===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
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[[Image:Sean_Connery.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
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===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
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===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
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[[Image:Chad_Marshall.jpg |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
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Chad was a lightly recruited player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
<br />
Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
<br />
Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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[[Image:Rubin_Elwood.jpg |frame|right]]<br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
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Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team. The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
<br />
Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
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Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=File:Sean_Connery.jpg&diff=6057File:Sean Connery.jpg2012-02-10T20:53:50Z<p>Warak: </p>
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<div></div>Warakhttps://www.simsports.sainio.org/wiki/index.php?title=L15_Casper&diff=6056L15 Casper2012-02-10T20:47:37Z<p>Warak: /* Chad Marshall (S50-S53) */</p>
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<div>= Casper Hania =<br />
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==== Coach: warak2 ====<br />
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Record (S45-S69): 451-147 (75%)<br />
<br />
C25 Record (S45-S69): 260-65 (80%)<br />
<br />
C25 Regular Season Championships: 13 <br />
<br />
C25 Tournament Championships: 15<br />
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C25 Double Championships: 12<br />
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== Notes about the Hania ==<br />
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== All-Time Great Hanians ==<br />
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[[Image: |frame|left]]<br />
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===== Father "Preacher" Mackenzie (S65-S68) =====<br />
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===== Brandon Vaccaro (S64-S67) =====<br />
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===== Sean Connery (S61-S64)=====<br />
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===== Alex Gittens (S61-S64)=====<br />
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===== Quincy "All" Day (S60-S63) =====<br />
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===== Chad Marshall (S50-S53) =====<br />
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Chad was a lightly recruited player out of Cambridge (C2), playing Point Guard. It was clear to most coaches that Chad's 1.5/1.8 assist/turn-over ratio was not going to make it at the next level but his height (6'4") and scoring ability (18.2ppg) made him an ideal Shooting Guard to compliment to Rubin Elwood. The S50 recruiting class, which included Luther Brown (6'6") and the seldom played Mathew Dones (6'8"), were rated 41/40 by the magazines.<br />
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Chad came into Casper and took the conference by storm and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 1st Team. Chad went on to start every game of his career in Casper at SG and was named to the All C25 2nd Team his Sophomore season but All C25 1st Team his Junior and Senior seasons. <br />
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Chad, considered a 3pt specialist, was drafted #8 overall in the 1st round in S53 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 18.8ppg (1800 pts (#5 overall in Casper)), 166-337 3pt (49%) and a 1.8/0.8 assist/turn-over ratio <br />
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===== Rubin Elwood (S48-S51) =====<br />
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Rubin was a 6'9" PF with extreme athleticism and an ability to get to the basket. He played his High School Basketball out of Laramie (C25), playing center, putting up solid numbers: 16.8ppg and 8.2 rpg. Rubin, a self-proclaimed "Mama's boy", wanted to stay local and chose an up and coming Casper team. The S48 recruiting class, which also included Victor Brown (6'11") and James Goldberg (6'9"), were rated 24/6 by the magazines, but coach warak called them "the foundation". <br />
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Rubin became an instant star in Casper at SF and was awarded C25 Freshman of the Year and was part of the All C25 2nd Team. Following his Freshman season, Rubin was moved to PF and his career took a meteoric rise to stardom. Rubin was All C25 1st Team the next 3 seasons, C25 Player of the Year for his Sophomore and Senior seasons and was chosen All League his Junior (2nd team) and Senior (1st team) seasons. <br />
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Rubin was drafted #2 overall in the 1st round in S51 and was inducted into the Casper Hall of Fame.<br />
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Career Stats: 20.3ppg (1946 pts (#4 overall in Casper)) and 7.2rpg (695 rbs (#7 overall in Casper)</div>Warak