Duberry Creating Interest At Washington University in St. Louis

BACK-TO-BACK – Bears are National Champions
Senior Tyler Nading had a game-high 20 points and senior Sean Wallis added 16 points and 10 assists as the men's basketball team repeated as National Champions with a 61-52 victory over No. 6 Richard Stockton College on Saturday at the Salem Civic Center in Salem, Va.
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Duberry & Zimmermann To Play In Super Regional On Their Home Court

Come Support Your Champlin Park Rebel All Conference Jr’s As They Prepare For Their Senior Season State Tournament Run!

TNL Express
Presents An
AAU BOYS SUPER REGIONAL
May 16 – 17, 2009
Champlin Park High School
6025 109th Avenue North
Champlin, MN 55316
Team WebSite: http://www.tnlexpress.blogspot.com

Kyle Zimmermann
2009 Summer Season: US Bank Shootout – Made It To The Elite 8 And Lost To Tournament Champion Pump & Run. Twin City Spring Jam – Champions.

Jasper Duberry
2009 Summer Season: US Bank Shootout – Made It To The Elite 8 And Lost To Tournament Champion Pump & Run. Made The All-Tournament Team. Twin City Spring Jam – Champions.

Duberry & Zimmermann To Spend A Couple Of Days With The Legendary Forrest Larson

Duberry & Zimmermann Creating Interest At Ripon College

TNL Players Duberry & Zimmermann Win 1st Spring Championship

News & Notes from the TC Spring Jam

Ryan James
MinnesotaPreps.com Senior Writer

Catching the action of TNL Express against Triple Threat Saturday night it was interesting to see the momentum swings behind the play of guards Jay Sewer and Jasper Duberry. Jasper scored a quick ten points starting with two transition baskets inside and then two corner three-pointers. Then in the second half with the game hovering around even score-wise, it was Sewer's offensive punch that was the difference. He scored on two fast breaks with lay-ups and showed off his pretty three-point stroke with three made triples. Duberry finished with 14 for the game and Sewer scored 16 points. Sewer had 14 points in the championship contest.

Every coach I talked to about TNL raved about Champlin Park's Kyle Zimmermann for his work ethic and why not. Zimmerman led the team with 15 points in the championship game and he had 14 against Triple Threat. Zimmerman is the type of worker who is always on the move and he cleans up everything inside making putbacks and slashing to the cup for lay-ins.
Pictures courtesy of Michael Much
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Duberry & Zimmermann Creating Interest at Norwich

Duberry Creating Interest At North Dakota University

Congratulations To Tyler Munneke & Scott Theisen

2008 - 09 MBCA ACADEMIC ALL-STATE TEAM

MN Comet Invite - Duberry Makes The All Tournament Team

All Comets Invite Tournament team - 17s

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Here is the official Comets All tournament team. Coaches had the big vote with myself and the tourney admins kicking in a good say as well.

First Team
Steve Tecker - MN Pump N Run
Carlos Emmory - MN Pump N Run
Vinard Birch - 43 Hoops I
Clay Horne - 43 Hoops I
Taylor Filipek - MN Comets

Second Team
Dajon Newell - MN Fury
Kevin Noreen - MN Pump N Run
Dyami Starks - MN Pump N Run
Jordan Riewer - MN Comets
Jordan Reetz - 43 Hoops I

Third Team
Dominique Dawson - 43 Hoops II
Jasper Duberry - TNL Express
Yuriy Malashenko - MN Fury
Mike Jensen - MN Comets II
Nick Quicksell - Minnesota Heat

The Votes Are In ... Three Rebels Are All Conference

Team Captains Tyler Munneke (South Dakota State), Jasper Duberry (Undecided) & Scott Theisen (Carleton).

The Big Three

Congratulations 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

BSTM April 2009

Rebel Players Finish In Top 50

Kyle Zimmermann (#13) and Jasper Duberry (#28) finish the season in the top 50 for made free throws.

Congratulations To Scott Theisen & Kyle Zimmermann!

Sports Jam, March 30 On this final winter sports edition of Sports Jam, highlights from the Class AAAA boys basketball final featuring Hopkins and Osseo. Plus John Jacobson and Jay Wilcox name the 2009 Sports Jam all-area teams in boys and girls basketball and hockey. Click on the video icon to the right to view the teams! 2009 SPORTS JAM BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM DAMARIUS CRUZ, ARMSTRONG SCOTT THEISEN, CHAMPLIN PARK JOE BRIGHT, COOPER RODNEY WILLIAMS, JR., COOPER MIKE BROGHAMMER, HOPKINS RAYMOND COWELS, HOPKINS TRENT LOCKETT, HOPKINS ROYCE WHITE, HOPKINS MARCUS WILLIAMS, HOPKINS JOSH PEDRETTI, MAPLE GROVE SAM DOWER, OSSEO KELLEN TAYLOR, WAYZATA HONORABLE MENTION MARQUEL CURTIS, ARMSTRONG FREDDIE YOUNG, BROOKLYN CENTER KYLE ZIMMERMAN, CHAMPLIN PARK KENQUANE BROWN, COOPER TRAVIS ENGER, MAPLE GROVE JOSH HANSON, MARANATHA DARIAN PITTMAN, MARANATHA AARON ANDERSON, OSSEO NICK DJERF, OSSEO BOBBY FISCHER, OSSEO D.J. PHILLIPS, OSSEO JOHN ROWLAND, OSSEO JUSTIN CASEY, PARK CENTER JAMAR FRANKS, WAYZATA NOLAN ODLAND, WAYZATA JARROD PETERSON, WAYZATA MICHAEL LINDBERG, WEST LUTHERAN

Duberry Invited To University of Portland Combine

Reveno Named NABC District 9 Coach of the Year

3.24.2009 Men's Basketball

University of Portland men’s basketball head coach Eric Reveno was selected by his peers as the District 9 Coach of the Year, the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) announced on Tuesday. Reveno led the Pilots to the program’s second most wins at the Division I level and first postseason appearance since 1996.

TNL ANNOUNCES THEIR TRYOUT SCHEDULE

TNL Express Will Be Holding Tryouts For Their

16U & 17U

Local and National Teams On:
Thursday March 26th 6-8pm
&
Sunday March 29th 9 – 11 am

The Davis Community Center
5430 Glenwood Avenue
Golden Valley, MN 55422
763 286-6670

TryOut Fee: $20

Please arrive early so that you can fill out your paper work.
Players don’t have to attend both tryouts for team consideration but should attend both.

COME JOIN THE EXCITEMENT!

ScoreBoard Watching Saturday 3/28

***MN State Class 4A Boys Basketball*** Hopkins 69, Osseo 59 F

***MN State Class 3A Boys Basketball*** Minneapolis Washburn 58, Mankato West 45 F

***MN State Class 2A Boys Basketball*** Pelican Rapids 80, St. Bernard's 68 F RECAP

***MN State Class 2A Boys Basketball*** Plainview-Elgin-Millville 70, Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted 52 F RECAP

***MN State Class 4A Boys Basketball*** St. Cloud Tech 59, Bloomington Jefferson 55 F RECAP

***MN State Class 3A Boys Basketball*** St. Paul Johnson 86, Spring Lake Park 77 F RECAP

South Central All Star Games Schedules & Rosters

Rebel Jr's Jasper Duberry & Kyle Zimmermann to team up together on team #3. They play at 3pm.

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Sunday at Concordia-St. Paul University Gangelhoff Center

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12:30 p.m.—Slam dunk contest

1 p.m.—Three-point shooting contest

1:45 p.m.—Team 1 vs. Team 2

3 p.m.—Team 3 vs. Team 4

4:15 p.m.—Team 5 vs. Team 6

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Rosters listed by number, name, school, height, position

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Team 1 roster

1, Jon Heimdal, Waconia, 5-9, G

3, Isaac Peterson, Cannon Falls, 6-0, G

5, Nash Faulk, Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted, 6-2, G

11, Matt Skorheim, Sauk Centre, 6-4, F

23, Griffin Lentsch, Forest Lake, 6-4, F

31, Brodie Raymond, St. Peter, 6-1, G

45, John Trnka, Montgomery-Lonsdale, 6-9, C

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Team 2 roster

2, Erik Langsjoen, St. Peter, 6-0, PG

4, DJ Wesely, Mankato Loyola, 6-0, G

10, Michael Banitt, Cannon Falls, 5-10, PG

12, Skyler Sandland, St. Peter, 6-2, F

20, Jackson Bartlett, Mankato Loyola, 6-4, F

32, Tanner Kramer, Hayfield, 5-10, G

40, Jeff Hammer, Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted, 6-7, C

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Team 3 roster

13, Jasper Duberry, Champlin Park, 5-11, G

21, Kyle Zimmerman, Champlin Park, 6-3, F

25, Garrett Anderson, Blue Earth, 6-5, F

33, Travis Landrum, Pine Island, 6-3, F

41, Jamison Wall, Paynesville, 6-2, G

51, Chris Breuer, St. Croix Lutheran, 6-4, F

55, Justin Heinrich, Fairmont, 6-4, G

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Team 4 roster

6, Jeremy McNamara, Pine Island, 6-2, G

14, Muresuk Mena, Simley, 5-10, PG

22, Tyler Nelson, Simley, 6-4, F

30, Aaron Hulsebus, St. Croix Lutheran, 5-10, G

34, Brennan Holm, Fairmont, 6-4, F

42, Joe Costanzo, St. Agnes, 6-7, C

50, Nathan Nietfield, Paynesville, 6-4, F

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Team 5 roster

3, Andre Garth, St. Cloud Apollo, 6-4, F

7, Nate Korfe, Long Prairie-Grey Eagle, 6-2, G

15, Thomas Sims, Simley, 6-0, PG

21, Sean McGrath, Rochester Lourdes, 6-2, G

33, Brian Tjepkes, Adrian, 6-3, G

41, Dalton Sturdivant, St. Agnes, 6-2, G

55, Austin Rink, PACT, 6-6, F

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Team 6 roster

8, Tyler Erzar, Deer River, 6-0, PG

24, Jordan Tanner, ACGC, 5-10, G

30, Zach Southwick, Byron, 5-10, PG

34, Tim Bergstraser, St. Cloud Apollo, 6-5, C

40, CJ Johnson, Lakeville North, 5-9, G

42, Chris Neumann, Lester Prairie/Holy Trinity, 6-3, G

50, Danny Parsley, Adrian, 6-5, G

54, Isaac Pelzer, Upsala, 6-0, G

Rebels go down swinging in section semi's; Overtime loss to Cooper ends season

BY NICK CLARK

PHOTO BY NICK CLARK ** Champlin Park head basketball coach Mark Tuchscherer talked to his team during a timeout during the Class 4A, Section 5 semifinals March 17 at Rogers High School. Cooper beat the Rebels 82-73 that night.

They filled out of the locker room one-by-one, each wearing the same look that formed on their respective faces moments before the end of the first of two Class 4A, Section 5 semifinals March 17 at Rogers High School.

And that look, which could easily be likened to that of someone getting blasted upside the head with a two-by-four, might still be there today.

Heading into the postseason, Champlin Park wasn't much more than an afterthought in a section that included two of the state's five best teams.

Yeah, there was a chance the Rebels would be in the semifinals, but that would be it.

"Your right," said head coach Mark Tuchscherer said. "Outside of our locker room, I don't think anyone really believed in us."

Not anymore.

Champlin Park's season ended that night at Rogers H.S. in the Section 5 semi's, but it did so in a way hardly a soul not associated with the team thought possible.

The fourth-seeded Rebels took top seed Cooper to overtime, and though they did eventually lose 82-73, Champlin Park went down swinging.

"I'd say we played pretty darn hard," Tuchscherer said. "We played smart and very discipline. We kind of took a little of their game and went at them with their own medicine there, and I think it paid off. We just kind of ran out of gas."

No question the tank was full early. The Rebels had Cooper on the ropes from the start. They scored the games first seven points, and would lead by as much as eight points before the night was over. They also only trailed twice in the first half, which included a two-point deficit at the break that lasted all of 27 seconds into the second.

Scott Theisen drilled a three on Champlin Park's first possession of the second to give the Rebels their lead right back, and another Theisen three pushed that lead to four with 13:04 to play.

From there, the Rebels never trailed again in regulation.

But they didn't lead at the end either, as Cooper erased a late five-point deficit, closing out regulation on a 6-1 run, and then carried it over into the extra time, when the Hawks outscored Champlin Park 14-5 to move into the section final.

"Nobody else did, but we knew we could play with them," said Theisen, a senior who hit seven three's and finished with a team-best 25 points in his final high school game.

"Me and a couple teammates got together and watched the tape. We felt like our zones could contain them and they couldn't beat us from the outside, and for the most part it worked. We just made a couple too many turnovers, they got some easy buckets and down the stretch we were a little defensive. They got it done."

Before the opening tip-off, Tuchscherer said the trapping within that zone defense would be the key. The hope was to limit future Gopher Rodney Williams Jr. to as little as possible. That worked, as Williams scored nine points and was virtually invisible the entire night, but it was a pick-your-poison-type scheme, and Joe Bright turned into Champlin Park's killer.

Bright led all scorers with 33 points, most of which came from the paint or at the free throw line.

"Our focus was to stop Rodney and make other people beat us," Theisen said. "Joe Bright did that. He had a lot of easy buckets."

Theisen made a lot of buckets as well, though none of them were easy. He stepped back to knock down at least three of his three's from NBA range, and the rest came with at least one hand in his face, and often times two.

"Unbelievable player," Tuchscherer said. "He said yesterday in practice he was going to shoot a couple NBA three's - that is how much confidence he had - and he hit them."

Theisen said he'd be doing that next year at the college level, it is just a matter of where.

"I'm still undecided," he said. "I have a lot of things to think about and talk to my family about."

Ty Munneke is the only other senior on Champlin Park's roster. He scored just two points in the loss to Cooper, but that wasn't his role.

"He's our defensive stopper," Tuchscherer said. "He had a fantastic game tonight."

So did the rest of the Rebels, who finished the season with a 17-11 overall record, which was the second best in school history.

Junior Kyle Zimmerman dumped in 21 points in the loss to Cooper and will be back next year, when the Rebels hope the roles are reversed.

"We went up against one of the better teams in the state, they had all five starters returning from last year's state tournament team," Tuchscherer said. "I am real proud of our boys. We gave it a great effort and we believed we could win tonight. We came up short, but we'll be back."

ScoreBoard Watching Thursday 3/26

***MN State Class 1A Boys Basketball*** Granada-Huntley-East Chain 64, Minnesota Transitions Charter 61 F RECAP

***MN State Class 4A Boys Basketball*** Hopkins 55, St. Cloud Tech 36 F RECAP

***MN State Class 3A Boys Basketball*** Mankato West 72, Spring Lake Park 70 F RECAP

***MN State Class 3A Boys Basketball*** Minneapolis Washburn 91, St. Paul Johnson 66 F RECAP

***MN State Class 4A Boys Basketball*** Osseo 59, Bloomington Jefferson 51 F RECAP