Freshman Brittany McQuain (Independe
nce, Mo.) and junior Jacinda Dunbar (Edison, N.J.) each posted a double-double, but the Quinnipiac University women’s basketball team fell to Central Connecticut State, 61-58, in a Northeast Conference match-up on Saturday afternoon. With the loss, the Bobcats drop to 9-6 in conference play, while the Blue Devils improve to 9-6 in the NEC. Full Story
Lytle Erupts for 33pts and 23 rebounds!
It takes more than one player to win a basketball game, but Jasmine Lytle certainly came close. Despite outscoring the entire Sayreville High School girls basketball team 18-16 in the first half Tuesday night, the New Brunswick High School senior forward needed a boost from a teammate down the stretch.
“She’s a great player, and it’s hard to win games when a girl scores almost as much as your entire team does” Sayreville coach Tara Currie said of Lytle. “She’s an animal who lives off the boards, and we didn’t achieve our goal in limiting her.” Read More; Jasmine Lytle
An extended list from today’s notebook:
Through Monday, Jan. 24th
Jasmine Jackson, Old Bridge———————-30.2
Danaejah Grant, Piscataway———————–26.1
Jasmine Lytle, New Brunswick——————–20.8
Liz Sharlow, Bishop Ahr—————————-20.8
Tierra Johnson, Edison—————————–18.5
Olivia Gorczynski, Cardinal McCarrick ———-18.5
Shannon Wheeler, Linden————————–17.6
Brittany Washington, J.F. Kennedy—————17.5
Janissa Delzo, Wardlaw-Hartridge—————-17.4
Jante Bracewell, Mother Seton——————–17.3
Shalette Brown, Franklin—————————17.3
Elise Roughan, East Brunswick——————–16.0
Paige Tannenhaus. Mother Seton—————–15.7
Ebony Jennings, Monroe————————– 15.4
Jordyn Stanley, Woodbridge———————-15.3
Alex Becker, Colonia ——————————-14.6
Bianca Celi, South Brunswick———————-14.2
LaRhonda Womack, South Plainfield————-14.0
Stephanie Heidinger, Dunellen——————–13.9
Jasmine Walker, North Brunswick—————-13.7
Alex Nardoza, Woodbridge————————13.7
Durva Bhandare, North Brunswick—————13.6
Jillian Webber, South Amboy———————13.5
Jocelyn Summers, Highland Park—————-13.3
Demi Diggs, Timothy Christian——————–13.0
Alyssa Darrar, South River————————12.5
Noelle Maertz, Mother Seton——————— 12.5
Jillian Dwyer, Spotswood————————–12.0
Tamara Todd, Linden——————————-11.8
Crystal Carlucci, J.F. Kennedy——————–11.8
Rachel Groom, Edison——————————11.7
Jen Jimenez, Perth Amboy Tech——————11.3
Marie Byrnes, Rutgers Prep————————11.3
Ariel Brown, Highland Park————————11.3
Gina Cassidy, Dunellen——————————11.3
Michelle Montenegro, New Brunswick———–10.9
Dierra Doyle, Highland Park———————–10.8
Marvadene Anderson, Rutgers Prep————-10.4
Jacquie Pizzuto, Rutgers Prep———————10.4
Taryana Kelly, North Brunswick——————10.1
Nadirah Wilson, Perth Amboy——————–10.1
Stacy Rice, Middlesex——————————–9.5
Laura Hansen, Middlesex—————————-9.3
Liana Valentino, Wardlaw-Hartridge————–9.2
Taylor Stanley, Woodbridge————————9.2
Meghan Williams, Monroe————————– 9.1
Gabby Guarino, Middlesex————————–8.7
Brianne Ianetti, Middlesex————————–8.4
Cassandra Joiner, Wardlaw-Hartridge————-7.6
Taylor Gerhart, Wardlaw-Hartridge—————-7.1
Kiki Bynes, Piscataway——————————–7.0
Congratulations Defenders 16U Team!
Hello FBC Defenders Family! On May 24th 2009 at approximately 3 p.m. the FBC Defenders 16U team was crowned pool champions at the Tom Dowd Memorial tournament in Central Valley! The Defenders defeated the Triple Threat (NY), OC Elite, and host Crusaders to capture the crown. Please join me in congratulating players, coaches, family and friends!