2008 - 09 MBCA ACADEMIC ALL-STATE TEAM
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Sunday, April 12, 2009
Sunday, April 5, 2009
The Votes Are In ... Three Rebels Are All Conference
Team Captains Tyler Munneke (South Dakota State), Jasper Duberry (Undecided) & Scott Theisen (Carleton).
The Big ThreeCongratulations to Kyle Zimmermann (#50), Jasper Duberry ( #15) and Scott Theisen (#32) for making the 20 member Northwest Suburban All Conference Team. For team awards, Scott Theisen was named Mr. Offense, Tyler Munneke Mr. Defense, Jasper Duberry Mr. Assist and Kyle Zimmermann Co-MVP.
Kyle Zimmermann
Kyle ZimmermannTuesday, March 17, 2009
CP 73 - Cooper 82 in OT
The Rebels come within one possession of knocking off the #1 seeded Hawks (currently ranked #4 in the state) and reaching the sections championship game. With the score tied at 68, the Rebels play for the last shot and the win. The Rebels pass the ball around and with Duberry in the lane under the basket he is not able to catch a deflected pass in the lane with six seconds left which the Hawks get and take a desperation 3 from half court to end the regulation game.
In overtime, the Hawks win the tip and senior guard Freddie Burton knocks down a three and the Hawks convert on their first two possessions to take a commanding 5 point lead, which is their largest of the game. The Rebels miss another shot and Cooper gets another basket on a break out to put it out of reach as they outscore the Rebels 14-5 in the extra period to come away with the win.
The Rebels who jumped out to 7-0 lead and led thru out the first period gave up a 6-0 run to end the half as the Hawks go into the locker room up 35-33. The Rebels who where able to contain Rodney Williams (9 points) all night with their 2-3 zone, had no answer for Joe Bright who had a season high 33 points. The first half was the deep 3 point shooting of Scott Theisen (25 points) vs the inside scoring of Bright.
The Rebels start the 2nd half in demanding fashion and retake the lead behind some 3 point bombs by Theisen and some slivery moves by Kyle Zimmermann (21 points) who eventually sends Bright to the bench with four fouls.
With the Rebels up 6 points with about five minutes left in the game, they call a timeout and return to the game and it appears they have taken the air out of the ball. The Rebels who had built their lead by playing uptempo appear to start running clock killing plays and don't convert on three straight possessions and before you can blink we have a tied ball game. What was very confusing about this move is that the Hawks where completely out of gas at this point and looked ready to take the knockout punch.
My hat goes off to the Hawks for being able to gut this one out and come away with the win and their second consecutive section championship game against Osseo will be one to watch. Game balls or should I say Gut Balls for Kyle Zimmermann (broken nose) and Jasper Duberry (jammed ankle) for even playing in this one. Both where injured in the teams last game against Centennial last Wednesday and had not practiced until yesterday. Zimmermann attacked the basket all game and made an assortment of baskets in the lane, most against the tough Bright. Duberry was able to handle the Hawks constant ball and full court pressure all game and was instrumental in getting the Rebels into their sets and managed the games tempo very well.
Scott Theisen what a season and high school career ending game. Theisen, who will be deeply missed next year, knocked down some 3's tonight (7 for the game) which where well pass the NBA 3 point line and had the crowd going "wow". We wish him the BEST of luck next year at the college level.
The Rebels end their season with a 17-11 record.
In overtime, the Hawks win the tip and senior guard Freddie Burton knocks down a three and the Hawks convert on their first two possessions to take a commanding 5 point lead, which is their largest of the game. The Rebels miss another shot and Cooper gets another basket on a break out to put it out of reach as they outscore the Rebels 14-5 in the extra period to come away with the win.
The Rebels who jumped out to 7-0 lead and led thru out the first period gave up a 6-0 run to end the half as the Hawks go into the locker room up 35-33. The Rebels who where able to contain Rodney Williams (9 points) all night with their 2-3 zone, had no answer for Joe Bright who had a season high 33 points. The first half was the deep 3 point shooting of Scott Theisen (25 points) vs the inside scoring of Bright.
The Rebels start the 2nd half in demanding fashion and retake the lead behind some 3 point bombs by Theisen and some slivery moves by Kyle Zimmermann (21 points) who eventually sends Bright to the bench with four fouls.
With the Rebels up 6 points with about five minutes left in the game, they call a timeout and return to the game and it appears they have taken the air out of the ball. The Rebels who had built their lead by playing uptempo appear to start running clock killing plays and don't convert on three straight possessions and before you can blink we have a tied ball game. What was very confusing about this move is that the Hawks where completely out of gas at this point and looked ready to take the knockout punch.
My hat goes off to the Hawks for being able to gut this one out and come away with the win and their second consecutive section championship game against Osseo will be one to watch. Game balls or should I say Gut Balls for Kyle Zimmermann (broken nose) and Jasper Duberry (jammed ankle) for even playing in this one. Both where injured in the teams last game against Centennial last Wednesday and had not practiced until yesterday. Zimmermann attacked the basket all game and made an assortment of baskets in the lane, most against the tough Bright. Duberry was able to handle the Hawks constant ball and full court pressure all game and was instrumental in getting the Rebels into their sets and managed the games tempo very well.
Scott Theisen what a season and high school career ending game. Theisen, who will be deeply missed next year, knocked down some 3's tonight (7 for the game) which where well pass the NBA 3 point line and had the crowd going "wow". We wish him the BEST of luck next year at the college level.
The Rebels end their season with a 17-11 record.
The Box:
Theisen 25
Zimmermann 21
Duberry 7
Munneke 2
Williamson 2
ScoreBoard Watching:
Class 4A - Section 3 Boys BasketballApple Valley 58, Park of Cottage Grove 48 F RECAP
Class 4A - Section 7 Boys BasketballBlaine 66, Andover 62 F RECAP
Class 3A - Section 3 Boys BasketballColumbia Heights 80, Fridley 76 F/OT RECAP
Class 4A - Section 3 Boys BasketballEastview 50, Burnsville 47 F RECAP
Class 4A - Section 7 Boys BasketballForest Lake 68, St. Francis 44 F RECAP
Class 4A - Section 4 Boys BasketballHenry Sibley 68, Stillwater Area 42 F RECAP
Class 2A - Section 4 Boys BasketballHoly Family Catholic 78, Jordan 69 F RECAP
Class 4A - Section 6 Boys BasketballHopkins 88, Wayzata 68 F RECAP
Class 2A - Section 5 Boys BasketballHoward Lake-Waverly-Winsted 60, Pierz 57 F/OT RECAP
Class 3A - Section 4 Boys BasketballMahtomedi 67, St. Paul Arlington 64 F RECAP
Class 1A - Section 4 Boys BasketballMinnesota Transitions Charter 80, New Life Academy 50 F RECAP
Class 2A - Section 5 Boys BasketballNorwood-Young America 47, Sibley East 41 F RECAP
Class 4A - Section 5 Boys BasketballOsseo 71, Roseville 54 F RECAP
Class 4A - Section 5 Boys BasketballRobbinsdale Cooper 82, Champlin Park 73 F/OT RECAP
Class 1A - Section 4 Boys BasketballSouthwest Christian 74, Maranatha Christian 47 F RECAP
Class 3A - Section 3 Boys BasketballSpring Lake Park 105, Minneapolis Henry 69 F RECAP
Class 2A - Section 4 Boys BasketballSt. Bernard's 73, Minnehaha Academy 59 F RECAP
Class 3A - Section 4 Boys BasketballSt. Paul Johnson 87, Hill-Murray 44 F
Class 4A - Section 4 Boys BasketballTartan 57, Woodbury 49 F RECAP
Class 2A - Section 2 Boys BasketballWaterville-Elysian-Morristown 53, Montgomery-Lonsdale 38 F
Class 4A - Section 7 Boys BasketballBlaine 66, Andover 62 F RECAP
Class 3A - Section 3 Boys BasketballColumbia Heights 80, Fridley 76 F/OT RECAP
Class 4A - Section 3 Boys BasketballEastview 50, Burnsville 47 F RECAP
Class 4A - Section 7 Boys BasketballForest Lake 68, St. Francis 44 F RECAP
Class 4A - Section 4 Boys BasketballHenry Sibley 68, Stillwater Area 42 F RECAP
Class 2A - Section 4 Boys BasketballHoly Family Catholic 78, Jordan 69 F RECAP
Class 4A - Section 6 Boys BasketballHopkins 88, Wayzata 68 F RECAP
Class 2A - Section 5 Boys BasketballHoward Lake-Waverly-Winsted 60, Pierz 57 F/OT RECAP
Class 3A - Section 4 Boys BasketballMahtomedi 67, St. Paul Arlington 64 F RECAP
Class 1A - Section 4 Boys BasketballMinnesota Transitions Charter 80, New Life Academy 50 F RECAP
Class 2A - Section 5 Boys BasketballNorwood-Young America 47, Sibley East 41 F RECAP
Class 4A - Section 5 Boys BasketballOsseo 71, Roseville 54 F RECAP
Class 4A - Section 5 Boys BasketballRobbinsdale Cooper 82, Champlin Park 73 F/OT RECAP
Class 1A - Section 4 Boys BasketballSouthwest Christian 74, Maranatha Christian 47 F RECAP
Class 3A - Section 3 Boys BasketballSpring Lake Park 105, Minneapolis Henry 69 F RECAP
Class 2A - Section 4 Boys BasketballSt. Bernard's 73, Minnehaha Academy 59 F RECAP
Class 3A - Section 4 Boys BasketballSt. Paul Johnson 87, Hill-Murray 44 F
Class 4A - Section 4 Boys BasketballTartan 57, Woodbury 49 F RECAP
Class 2A - Section 2 Boys BasketballWaterville-Elysian-Morristown 53, Montgomery-Lonsdale 38 F
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
CP 74 - Centennial 56
The Rebels run out to a quick halftime 43-15 lead and never look back as they blowout the Cougars to end their season. Tony Gerding made 2 free throws for the Cougars to bring them with in 2 points at 15-13 at the 11 minute mark. Over the next 9 minutes the Rebels go on an unbelievable run outscoring the Cougars 25-0. The Cougars finally score again with a minute left in the half.
The Rebels moved the ball really well and continued to make the extra pass to wide open shooters and knocked down a number of 3's thru out the game.
The Cougars started the 2nd half with a small run that the Rebels answered as the Cougars could not get within 16 points. Great job by the Rebel front line holding the Cougar front line tandem of Adams and Peterson to 13 points.
Theisen
Both teams cleared their benches with about 3 minutes to go. Scott Theisen playing in his final game at Champlin Park led the Rebels with 20 points.
The Box:
Theisen 20
Zimmermann 11
Duberry 8
Munneke 9
Williamson 2
Hager 9
Walker 1
The Rebels moved the ball really well and continued to make the extra pass to wide open shooters and knocked down a number of 3's thru out the game.
The Cougars started the 2nd half with a small run that the Rebels answered as the Cougars could not get within 16 points. Great job by the Rebel front line holding the Cougar front line tandem of Adams and Peterson to 13 points.
TheisenBoth teams cleared their benches with about 3 minutes to go. Scott Theisen playing in his final game at Champlin Park led the Rebels with 20 points.
The Box:
Theisen 20
Zimmermann 11
Duberry 8
Munneke 9
Williamson 2
Hager 9
Walker 1
Of Note:
- The Rebel bench surprisingly outplays the deeper Cougar bench
- Hager with three 3's off the bench
- The Rebels are good from the arch
ScoreBoard Watching:
Class 4A - Section 3 Boys Basketball Apple Valley 69, Lakeville South 65 F RECAP
Class 3A - Section 1 Boys Basketball Austin 65, Simley 55 F RECAP
Class 3A - Section 6 Boys Basketball Benilde-St. Margaret's 70, Delano 47 F RECAP
Class 4A - Section 2 Boys Basketball Bloomington Jefferson 63, Richfield 57 F RECAP
Class 4A - Section 3 Boys Basketball Burnsville 74, Rosemount 59 F
Class 4A - Section 5 Boys Basketball Champlin Park 74, Centennial 56 F RECAP
Class 4A - Section 2 Boys Basketball Chaska 58, Shakopee 47 F RECAP
Class 3A - Section 3 Boys Basketball Columbia Heights 56, Totino-Grace 51 F RECAP
Class 3A - Section 6 Boys Basketball DeLaSalle 66, Orono 53 F RECAP
Class 4A - Section 3 Boys Basketball Eastview 63, Eagan 58 F/OT RECAP
Class 4A - Section 2 Boys Basketball Eden Prairie 61, Bloomington Kennedy 41 F RECAP
Class 4A - Section 2 Boys Basketball Edina 69, Prior Lake 50 F
Class 4A - Section 1 Boys Basketball Farmington 66, Rochester Century 54 F RECAP
Class 3A - Section 3 Boys Basketball Fridley 67, St. Anthony Village 52 F RECAP
Class 3A - Section 6 Boys Basketball Holy Angels 48, Waconia 46 F RECAP
Class 3A - Section 3 Boys Basketball Minneapolis Henry 77, Chisago Lakes Area 70 F RECAP
Class 3A - Section 6 Boys Basketball Minneapolis Washburn 79, Mound-Westonka 58 F
Class 2A - Section 2 Boys Basketball Montgomery-Lonsdale 68, Belle Plaine 65 F/OT RECAP
Class 3A - Section 1 Boys Basketball New Prague 72, Albert Lea 55 F RECAP
Class 4A - Section 1 Boys Basketball Northfield 78, Rochester Mayo 61 F
Class 4A - Section 5 Boys Basketball Osseo 79, Irondale 53 F RECAP
Class 4A - Section 1 Boys Basketball Owatonna 61, Hastings 44 F
Class 4A - Section 3 Boys Basketball Park of Cottage Grove 72, Lakeville North 59 F RECAP
Class 3A - Section 1 Boys Basketball Red Wing 75, Faribault 58 F
Class 4A - Section 5 Boys Basketball Robbinsdale Cooper 81, Park Center 60 F RECAP
Class 4A - Section 5 Boys Basketball Roseville 64, Mounds View 54 F RECAP
Class 3A - Section 3 Boys Basketball Spring Lake Park 69, North Branch 34 F RECAP
Class 3A - Section 1 Boys Basketball St. Thomas Academy 81, Waseca 32 F RECAP
Class 3A - Section 2 Boys Basketball Willmar 87, Hutchinson 80 F
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
CP 69 - Park Center 38
The Rebels close out their regular season home schedule and extend their winning streak to 3 with a 69-38 win over the Park Center Pirates. The Rebels jumped out to a 9-3 lead only to have the Pirates tie the game up at 9-9. The Rebels go on another run and never look back. The Rebels had three players in double digits led by Jasper Duberry's 15 and Kyle Zimmermann's 11. Scott Theisen finished with 7. The Pirates where led by Justin Casey who scored 9 points.
The Box:
Theisen 7
Zimmermann 11
Duberry 15
Munneke 4
Williamson 8
Reibling 6
Hager 4
Sandstad 2
Davis 1
Of Note:
Blaine knocks off Centennial to drop the Cougars into a tie for 2nd place with the Rebels. The Cougars play Osseo on Friday.
ScoreBoard Watching:
The Box:
Theisen 7
Zimmermann 11
Duberry 15
Munneke 4
Williamson 8
Reibling 6
Hager 4
Sandstad 2
Davis 1
Of Note:
Blaine knocks off Centennial to drop the Cougars into a tie for 2nd place with the Rebels. The Cougars play Osseo on Friday.
ScoreBoard Watching:
Friday, February 27, 2009
CP 92 - Anoka 69
The Rebels fall behind 5-0 on Anoka's Senior Night before stepping up the pace and going on a 19-0 run and never look back. The Rebels keep the ball moving and get up and down the court to take a 41-24 lead at the half.
The Tornadoes fight off a couple of runs and go on a couple of their own to stay within striking distance before the Rebels officially put this one away with about five minutes left and clear their bench. The Rebels have four players in double digits led by Scott Theisen's 22. Point guard Jasper Duberry almost gets his first double double of the season with 17 points and 9 rebounds. Tyler Munneke, Dillon Hager and Brandon Davis ran thru an obstacle course of picks ( I thought I was watching Larry Bird or Reggie Miller) all night to hold Bernie Ward to a hard earned 20 points for the Tornadoes.
The Box:
Theisen 22
Zimmermann 8
Duberry 17
Pella 19
Munneke 6
Williamson 12
Reibling 3
Hager 2
Starck 2
Sandstad 1
Of Note:
The Tornadoes fight off a couple of runs and go on a couple of their own to stay within striking distance before the Rebels officially put this one away with about five minutes left and clear their bench. The Rebels have four players in double digits led by Scott Theisen's 22. Point guard Jasper Duberry almost gets his first double double of the season with 17 points and 9 rebounds. Tyler Munneke, Dillon Hager and Brandon Davis ran thru an obstacle course of picks ( I thought I was watching Larry Bird or Reggie Miller) all night to hold Bernie Ward to a hard earned 20 points for the Tornadoes.
The Box:
Theisen 22
Zimmermann 8
Duberry 17
Pella 19
Munneke 6
Williamson 12
Reibling 3
Hager 2
Starck 2
Sandstad 1
Of Note:
- Junior Brandon Davis plays significant minutes covering Tornado sharp shooter Bernie Ward
- Blaine defeats Maple Grove to drop the Crimson into a 2 way tie with the Rebels for 3rd place
- Centennial is alone in 2nd by 1 game but have Blaine & Osseo next week
ScoreBoard Watching:
Belle Plaine 84, LeSueur-Henderson 80 F
Benilde-St. Margaret's 79, Irondale 75 F
Blaine 60, Maple Grove 58 F/OT
Blake 47, St. Paul Academy 34 F
Bloomington Jefferson 65, Eastview 53 F RECAP
Bloomington Kennedy 60, Chaska 57 F RECAP
Buffalo 59, Becker 23 F RECAP
Burnsville 76, Eagan 71 F RECAP
Cambridge-Isanti 62, Big Lake 54 F RECAP
Centennial 74, Andover 66 F RECAP
Champlin Park 92, Anoka 69 F RECAP
Chisago Lakes Area 64, North Branch 37 F
Concordia Academy 82, St. Agnes 61 F RECAP
Cretin-Derham Hall 64, Park of Cottage Grove 57 F RECAP
Eden Prairie 73, Lakeville South 60 F RECAP
Edina 94, Minnetonka 78 F
Farmington 58, Prior Lake 45 F RECAP
Foley 66, Litchfield 64 F/OT
Glencoe-Silver Lake 64, Dassel-Cokato 61 F RECAP
Hastings 62, White Bear Lake 60 F
Henry Sibley 77, South St. Paul 27 F
Holy Angels 72, Hutchinson 66 F
Hopkins 84, Wayzata 53 F RECAP
Jordan 67, Holy Family Catholic 60 F
Lakeville North 81, Apple Valley 65 F
Lester Prairie/Holy Trinity 57, Maranatha Christian 56 F
Minneapolis Southwest 79, Minneapolis Roosevelt 59 F
Minneapolis Washburn 87, Minneapolis South 63 F RECAP
Minnehaha Academy 80, Breck 43 F
Minnesota Transitions Charter 104, Cedar Mountain/Comfrey 86 F RECAP
Monticello 74, Totino-Grace 54 F
Mounds View 62, Stillwater Area 56 F
North St. Paul 73, Mahtomedi 42 F
Northfield 64, New Prague 57 F
Norwood-Young America 70, Montgomery-Lonsdale 51 F
Orono 68, Mound-Westonka 59 F RECAP
Osseo 56, Elk River 45 F
Park Center 76, Coon Rapids 70 F
Pierz 82, Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted 76 F
Princeton 74, Zimmerman 72 F
Robbinsdale Cooper 93, Spring Lake Park 84 F RECAP
Rockford 80, Holdingford 75 F
Roseville 76, Woodbury 65 F RECAP
Shakopee 70, Red Wing 42 F
Sibley East 63, Mayer Lutheran 57 F
Southwest Christian 78, Trinity School 35 F RECAP
St. Bernard's 76, St. Croix Lutheran 63 F
St. Francis 92, St. Louis Park 77 F RECAP
St. Paul Central 69, St. Paul Como Park 46 F
St. Paul Harding 48, St. Paul Humboldt 43 F RECAP
St. Paul Johnson 85, St. Paul Highland Park 48 F
St. Thomas Academy 79, Richfield 52 F
Tartan 88, Hill-Murray 55 F
Waconia 79, Annandale 51 F
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