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Varsity Revised Schedule
Tuesday 1/24 Practice 3:00-5:00PM
Wednesday 1/25 Home Game V Redmond 7:30PM
Thursday 1/26 Practice 5:00-7:00PM
Friday 1/27 Home Game vs Eastlake 8:00PM
Saturday 1/28 Game @ Roosevelt 7:30PM
Monday 1/30 Practice 3:00-5:00PM
Tuesday 1/31 Game @ Skyline (TBD) 7:30 or 8:00PM
Wednesday 2/1 Practice 5:00-7:00PM
Thursday 2/2 Home Game vs Ballard 8:00PM
Friday 2/3 Practice 5:00-7:00 (at PCMS) Subject to change
Saturday 2/4 Game @ Newport 2:45PM
JV Revised Schedule
Tuesday 1/24: Practice 4:30-6:30pm (upper gym)
Wednesday 1/25 ; vs Redmond 5:45pm Make Up Game
Thursday: 1/26 Practice 5pm to 7pm (main gym)
Friday: 1/27 Game vs Eastlake 5pm
Saturday 1/28 Game @ Roosevelt Make Up Game Time TBD (guessing 4pm or 5pm, there will be a bus )
Snowmageddon Make Up Schedule - C- Team Boys:
Well....the snow was sort of fun... but the aftermath is a little crazy! Let's first say, hope your family had a good break and kept warm, and that your boy used the time to get a little studying in prior to Finals Week...
Here is the latest schedule for this week (We know it is crazy...we all want our boys to do well on their finals, so use your best judgement....we know there has been no practice....)
Monday (tonight!) 5:30PM walk through in the upper gym - Be dressed and in your game gear ready to practice right at 5:30
7:00pm Game vs Bellevue
Please have your son fed and ready to go for tonight...he will have had his classroom prep for Tuesday Finals, so he should know exactly what he needs to study for tomorrow. Have him get some study time in right after school for those Finals.
Tuesday Bus leaves at 2:30pm for Newport
3:45 Game @ Newport Bring food and game gear to school
Wednesday. Game cancelled ....Practice as usual unless notified
Thursday - practice as usual unless notified
Friday 4:00 bus departure for Redmond- new transportation schedule not yet finalized
5:45 game @ Redmond Eat food right after school, bring game gear
Issaquah boys win Oregon Les Schwab Holiday Tournament
Issaquah Reporter
Jan. 3, 2012 9:37AM
The Issaquah boys basketball team finished 2011 with a bang on Friday, beating one of Oregon's top teams, Western Albany, 61-55 for the Oregon Les Schwab Holiday Tournament Championship.
The Eagles battled back and forth with the Bulldogs before Ryan Sexton's three-pointer gave Issaquah a five-point lead with 1:15 left to go.
Brian Watson and Nick Price hit a pair of free throws down the stretch to seal the victory over the fifth-ranked 5A team in Oregon.
Sexton led the Eagles with 14 points, five rebounds and four assists. He had four 3-pointers.
Price had 13 and five rebounds and Fletcher Martin had 12 points and eight rebounds.
Issaquah beat GP Vanier (British Columbia), 77-33, in the first round, then defeated host school Summit, Ore., 71-61. The Eagles are 9-1 overall headed into Tuesday's game with Garfield (6-2).
Holiday Tornament Recaps....
Varsity:
The Issaquah Varsity Basketball Team continued their winning ways by claiming the Tournament Championship in Bend Oregon at the Summit High School Holiday Tournament. Victories over Vanier High School (77-33), Summit High School (71-61) and West Albany High School (61-55) secured the championship for Issaquah.
JV:
The JV participated in the Sammamish High School Holiday Tournament where they finished 5th in a very competitive division.
Coach's Recap:
The Issaquah JV Boys finished in 5th place in the Sammamish Holiday Tournament. Although they were defeated in final two games they showed great effort and competed throughout the tournament.
Issaquah defeated Sammamish 68 to 37 in their first game off a great team shooting performance. Their second game they were outplayed by rival high school Skyline 55 to 38. Although they lost by 17 they played evenly the second half and played with poise. In the final game they were defeated by Roosevelt 70 to 53, the score does not show how close the game really was as Roosevelt ran away with it in the closing minutes with some breakaway layups as they created costly turnovers.
Sam Brakken and David Van Halm led all team scorers with an average of 10.6 points per game in the tournament.
Currently the Eagles JV record is 5 wins and 4 losses as they look forwarded to the upcoming game and rematch opportunities against the teams that have beaten us.
C Team
The C Team also participated in the Sammamish High School Holiday Tournament - finishing as Tournament Champions in their division!
Coach's Recap:
Happy new year!! C- Team is now 7-2, after beating Bellevue, Roosevelt, and Monroe too take the Tournament Championship.
Players of Note: The team is really coming together.......
Special recognition goes to: Lucas Woo, who had a nice tournament, Chase Hawkins was a madman on the boards and has been all year. We Got some good leadership from Jacob (pudge) McBride and also Dalton Gardiner, who came off the bench and played his best games of the year!
The enthusiasm from the bench was the key to us winning 2 close games. The boys are really starting to come together, stick together, and they're learning when they play hard and leave it all on the floor good things happen. Our defense is suffocating when we play together and communicate. Great job guys!!
Now that we are back and beginning the second half of our season, it is time to refocus, rededicate and give it all you've got! GO EAGLES!!!
Issaquah High School Boys Basketball Guard Hits For 41
Issaquah Press
December 21, 2011
By Bob Taylor
NEW — 11:45 a.m. Dec. 21, 2011
Issaquah High School senior guard Nick Price practically got overlooked by almost all the KingCo Conference Crest Division boys basketball coaches when it came to picking last year’s all-league teams. He did manage to get honorable mention despite leading his division in scoring.
But that was last year. The way he has been hitting lately, Price should have no problem attaining higher honors.
Price scored a season-high 41 points Tuesday as he sparked the Eagles to a 86-78 KingCo 4A victory against host Inglemoor.
Last Friday Price scored 30 points when the Eagles lost to Eastlake. Against Inglemoor, he connected on 16 of 23 shots, including 4 of 8 from the three-point range.
Issaquah teammates Ryan Sexton and Drew Danner chipped in 13 and 12 points respectively. Sexton also had a team-high six rebounds.
The Eagles, 3-1 in league and 6-1 overall, trailed by four points after the first quarter. However, Issaquah outscored Inglemoor 30-21 in the second period to charge ahead for good.
Chris Bryant paced Inglemoor with 22 points.
Issaquah Eagles Fly Out To Fast 5-0 Start In League Play
Issaquah Press
The Issaquah High School boys basketball team might need to adopt the old Willie Nelson tune “On the Road Again” as its team song. The Eagles, after winning their only home game of the month Dec. 9, finish December on the road.
Issaquah plays at Eastlake High School Dec. 16, at Inglemoor High School Dec. 20 and Dec. 28-30 the Eagles travel to Bend, Ore., for a holiday tournament.
The Eagles have already played four away games this season, and won all of them.
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Nick Price, Issaquah High School senior guard,
draws a technical foul and gets benched
for doing a pull-up on the rim
in the first quarter against Newport High School Dec. 9,
while scoring two of his game-high 18 points on a breakaway jam.
By Greg Farrar
There will be NO BUS for Friday's Varsity and JV games at Eastlake high school. JV, please make sure your son is at the gym no later than 4:30pm at Eastlake high school on 12/16. The JV game starts at 5pm. Have your son arrive in his black uniform with his shooting shirt. If there are conflicts with transportation or your son needs a ride please let me know and we can arrange carpools with parents.
Also please do not forget if your son is transporting home with another parent from game I need an authorizing email, note, text message or phone call. Thank you everyone, Coach Lyle
Eastlake High School
400 228th Avenue Northeast
Sammamish, WA 98074
Issaquah Varsity and JV Teams Take Two from Marysville-Pilchuck!
Saturday's games against Marysville-Pilchuck ended in the W column for both the Varsity and JV Teams.
The JV Team scrapped and clawed in a close game, and with 5 seconds to go, Issaquah inbounded the ball from the opposing baseline down by 2 points. As the buzzer went off, Lucas Schiltz bombed in a long 3 pointer to win the game! Way to go Eagles JV!!
The Varsity team handled the Tomahawks with ease, winning 83-48 with a combination of stout defense and shot-making. Nick Price led all scorers with 26, and Ryan Sexton found his range hitting three 3 pointers in the second half to finish with 11 points. Great game Eagles!
Friday's Game Results....
Friday's game results against Newport were a mixed bag.....
C-Team got down by 17 pts. early against a good Newport team, and then regrouped and played even with them until the end, losing by only 14 in the end. Coach Landdeck and the team are looking forward to the re-match this coming Monday night, Dec. 12th on our home court at 3:45PM. Go Eagles!!
JV Team lost a back and forth game against Newport JV by 6 pts.
Varsity Tops the Newport Knights Varsity 62-47! Nick Price led all scorers with 18 points, with Fletcher Martin adding 10 pts.
Issaquah boys basketball starts with two wins!
Issaquah Press Dec. 7
Hi All,
Now that the weather has warmed up and school is back it's time for a hectic last week and a half of JV hoops! Here is the schedule listed below for our team for remainder of this week.
Saturday 1/28 Game @ Roosevelt Make Up Game Time TBD (guessing 4pm or 5pm, there will be a bus )
We are still finalizing next weeks schedule, thanks everyone for your flexibility. |
