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Guys help!...I can't see him in their roster...no #44 in their line-up
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Here's their line-up
http://www.maxpreps.com/high-schools/1tUQzWSWnECUs7ea7sFZEw/damien-spartans/basketball/roster.htm
he wears no. 34 jersey not 44. . . e-mailed him this morning, awaiting reply from him. . .
He wears #34 when he was a freshman, now that he's a sophomore he wears #44. Maxpreps mislinked the pages
Hope he is Pinoy
Alex07
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He wears #34 when he was a freshman, now that he's a sophomore he wears #44. Maxpreps mislinked the pages
Hope he is Pinoy
thanks for the find...the kid has skills..I hope he's legit though,if conformed then maybe nardy can forward his name in the SBP
nardy
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Sorry guys, I verified from my contacts in LA and they confirmed Chris Reyes is full hispanic.
logre23
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Sayang talaga. he is a look alike of Billy Mamaril
Chris is Mexican, but thanks for the interest.
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Matt Dunn
Head Basketball Coach/Math Teacher
Damien High School
Aqua Light
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Sayang talaga. he is a look alike of Billy Mamaril
Chris is Mexican, but thanks for the interest.
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Matt Dunn
Head Basketball Coach/Math Teacher
Damien High School
I thought he's a relative of Eric Reyes. Chris also look's like the
nephew of Eric that played in PBL before not to mention they have the same height, i forgot his name.
ankle breaker
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are you referring to robbie reyes? he's now in the PBA. he used to be with TNT but he's now with barako bull.
Stephen " Scuba" Holt" : Another NCAA Div I Great Find
Stephen " Scuba" Holt" : Another NCAA Div I Great Find
It seems St. Mary's Gaels always had some affinity with Filipino-Americans. . . Ali Peek was discovered in that school then last year in their womens' team they had 3 Fil-Ams, the Smith sisters Jasmine and Jontelle and Alex Carbonell. . . Now watch out this guy. . . He is the best point guard prospect in the West. . . http://www.smcgaels.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=21400&ATCLID=204836847 ;
http://godisagael.yuku.com/topic/4301
Comes 2015 RP NT problems with small PGs is solved by then they would have the Maverick (Ahanmisi) and the Scuba (Holt) who both stands 6"3". . .
Watch out for more developments I got 3-4 prospects that needs confirmation on their Filipino ancestry. . .
Stephen " Scuba" Holt" : Another NCAA Div I Great Find
It seems St. Mary's Gaels always had some affinity with Filipino-Americans. . . Ali Peek was discovered in that school then last year in their womens' team they had 3 Fil-Ams, the Smith sisters Jasmine and Jontelle and Alex Carbonell. . . Now watch out this guy. . . He is the best point guard prospect in the West. . . http://www.smcgaels.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=21400&ATCLID=204836847 ;
http://godisagael.yuku.com/topic/4301
Comes 2015 RP NT problems with small PGs is solved by then they would have the Maverick (Ahanmisi) and the Scuba (Holt) who both stands 6"3". . .
Watch out for more developments I got 3-4 prospects that needs confirmation on their Filipino ancestry. . .
FARIDOON
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FARIDOON
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College Basketball Recruiting 2010 - ESPN
College Basketball Recruiting 2010 - ESPN
Stephen Holt | PG
Hometown Portland, OR
High School Jesuit High School
Position rank Point Guard # 35
Height 6'3"
Weight 180 lbs.
Scouts Grade
91
Evaluation
June, 2009: Holt is developing into the No. 1 point guard prospect out west for the class of 2010. He has ideal size, strength, speed, and quickness to play at the highest level. Most importantly, he is a true point guard who gets his teammates involved and he's fundamentally sound....
College Basketball Recruiting 2010 - ESPN
Stephen Holt | PG
Hometown Portland, OR
High School Jesuit High School
Position rank Point Guard # 35
Height 6'3"
Weight 180 lbs.
Scouts Grade
91
Evaluation
June, 2009: Holt is developing into the No. 1 point guard prospect out west for the class of 2010. He has ideal size, strength, speed, and quickness to play at the highest level. Most importantly, he is a true point guard who gets his teammates involved and he's fundamentally sound....
Stephen " Scuba" Holt : Another NCAA Div I Great Find
Stephen " Scuba" Holt : Another NCAA Div I Great Find
it's confirmed. . . you can view his profile on FB. . .here's some of the excerpts with my conversation with him. . .
Between Stephen 'Scuba' Holt and You
Me : July 20 at 10:47pm
Please bear with me, i've viewed your profile you seems have some connection with Philippines. Do you have any Filipino ancestry?
Stephen 'Scuba' Holt July 20 at 11:37pm
Yep I'm half. That's better than none.
Sent via Facebook Mobile
Stephen 'Scuba' Holt July 21 at 12:23am
And Coach Spoelstra went to my High School back in the day. He is the man. Good guy.
Stephen " Scuba" Holt : Another NCAA Div I Great Find
it's confirmed. . . you can view his profile on FB. . .here's some of the excerpts with my conversation with him. . .
Between Stephen 'Scuba' Holt and You
Me : July 20 at 10:47pm
Please bear with me, i've viewed your profile you seems have some connection with Philippines. Do you have any Filipino ancestry?
Stephen 'Scuba' Holt July 20 at 11:37pm
Yep I'm half. That's better than none.
Sent via Facebook Mobile
Stephen 'Scuba' Holt July 21 at 12:23am
And Coach Spoelstra went to my High School back in the day. He is the man. Good guy.
Good job, FilWelsh! Time to add him to the list
Seems like we've got a lot of prospects in the Northwest. That Jordan Corpus kid, "Scuba" Holt, Isaiah Umipig... Keep 'em coming!
FARIDOON
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Saint Mary's basketball could be changing its style with a smaller lineup in 2010-11
By Curtis Pashelka
Contra Costa Times
Posted: 07/12/2010 06:10:08 PM PDT
Updated: 07/12/2010 10:36:55 PM PDT
The Saint Mary's College basketball team used its tall frontcourt and balance on offense to win the West Coast Conference tournament and advance to the NCAA tournament's Sweet 16 in March.
Now the Gaels probably will have to adjust their style of play.
Saint Mary's has a talented stable of guards and small forwards but, for the first time since the 2001-02 season, will be without a player taller than 6-foot-9. As a result, the Gaels likely will be more up-tempo on offense and feature a pressure-style defense.
Gone are 6-11 seniors Omar Samhan and Ben Allen and swingman Wayne Hunter, who suffered a torn ACL just seven games into last season.
New to the rotation will be center-forward Kenton Walker II, a transfer from Creighton who redshirted last season, freshman Brad Waldow, forward and San Diego transfer Rob Jones and freshman guard Stephen Holt — one of coach Randy Bennett's most heralded recruits.
Chances are Walker, Waldow, Tim Williams and Mitch Young — who are all 6-9 — and 6-8 Phil Benson will share the responsibility of defending opposing centers and power forwards in the half-court. Kyle Rowley, a 7-footer, is transferring to Saint Mary's from Northwestern but will have to sit out a season.
"There's an opportunity for those guys. We need them to come through," Bennett said. "But I think it's going to sort itself out."
Less of a question mark for the Gaels is their depth at guard and small
forward.
Expected to remain in their starting roles are Mickey McConnell and Matthew Dellavedova, who were both on the floor for nearly every minute of the Gaels' postseason run. But Bennett is excited about the potential of Holt, who was rated as one of the top point guards on the West Coast as a senior at Jesuit High in Portland, Ore.
"He's got all the things he needs to have to be a very successful player," Bennett said of Holt. "I think we're going to need him to help us right away, and I think he can help us right away. He understands the things that make you win."
At small forward, the Gaels have returning starter Clint Steindl, Beau Levesque and Jones, who redshirted last season. Bennett sees the 6-6 Jones splitting time between small forward and power forward.
"I like his versatility. He's had a really good redshirt year, probably as good as any redshirt we've had," Bennett said. "He's been focused on doing what he's supposed to be doing, and I would imagine that he'll be ready to play next year. He should be hungry."
Bennett said his team's success in March has helped with recruiting, but he is still having trouble getting home games against major nonconference opponents. The Gaels have confirmed away games against Vanderbilt, San Diego State, New Mexico State and Cal Poly.
By Curtis Pashelka
Contra Costa Times
Posted: 07/12/2010 06:10:08 PM PDT
Updated: 07/12/2010 10:36:55 PM PDT
The Saint Mary's College basketball team used its tall frontcourt and balance on offense to win the West Coast Conference tournament and advance to the NCAA tournament's Sweet 16 in March.
Now the Gaels probably will have to adjust their style of play.
Saint Mary's has a talented stable of guards and small forwards but, for the first time since the 2001-02 season, will be without a player taller than 6-foot-9. As a result, the Gaels likely will be more up-tempo on offense and feature a pressure-style defense.
Gone are 6-11 seniors Omar Samhan and Ben Allen and swingman Wayne Hunter, who suffered a torn ACL just seven games into last season.
New to the rotation will be center-forward Kenton Walker II, a transfer from Creighton who redshirted last season, freshman Brad Waldow, forward and San Diego transfer Rob Jones and freshman guard Stephen Holt — one of coach Randy Bennett's most heralded recruits.
Chances are Walker, Waldow, Tim Williams and Mitch Young — who are all 6-9 — and 6-8 Phil Benson will share the responsibility of defending opposing centers and power forwards in the half-court. Kyle Rowley, a 7-footer, is transferring to Saint Mary's from Northwestern but will have to sit out a season.
"There's an opportunity for those guys. We need them to come through," Bennett said. "But I think it's going to sort itself out."
Less of a question mark for the Gaels is their depth at guard and small
forward.
Expected to remain in their starting roles are Mickey McConnell and Matthew Dellavedova, who were both on the floor for nearly every minute of the Gaels' postseason run. But Bennett is excited about the potential of Holt, who was rated as one of the top point guards on the West Coast as a senior at Jesuit High in Portland, Ore.
"He's got all the things he needs to have to be a very successful player," Bennett said of Holt. "I think we're going to need him to help us right away, and I think he can help us right away. He understands the things that make you win."
At small forward, the Gaels have returning starter Clint Steindl, Beau Levesque and Jones, who redshirted last season. Bennett sees the 6-6 Jones splitting time between small forward and power forward.
"I like his versatility. He's had a really good redshirt year, probably as good as any redshirt we've had," Bennett said. "He's been focused on doing what he's supposed to be doing, and I would imagine that he'll be ready to play next year. He should be hungry."
Bennett said his team's success in March has helped with recruiting, but he is still having trouble getting home games against major nonconference opponents. The Gaels have confirmed away games against Vanderbilt, San Diego State, New Mexico State and Cal Poly.