ankle breaker2
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well, then that's good.nardong_putik said:
Ray "Bobby" Parks Jr
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ankle breaker2
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the question is, will he agree?
nardong_putik2
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GRYPHONS win again now 10-0!!!
No available stats & news yet!
St. George's outscores SBEC 25-0 in the first quarter on their way to an 85-29 victory over SBEC. This week features three games:
St. George's vs TRA on Tuesday @ TRA
St. George's vs CBHS on Thursday @ Home
St. George's vs Lausanne on Friday @ Home
No available stats & news yet!
St. George's outscores SBEC 25-0 in the first quarter on their way to an 85-29 victory over SBEC. This week features three games:
St. George's vs TRA on Tuesday @ TRA
St. George's vs CBHS on Thursday @ Home
St. George's vs Lausanne on Friday @ Home
nardong_putik2
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To purchase the Gryphons Varsity Basketball Videos contact JCW.
Prices:
- Season $125.00
- Single Games $10.00
jcw@johnchristianwilliams.com <jcw@johnchristianwilliams.com>
10 highlights video available since they only played 10 games.
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I just saw this on gryphons website and I hope someone who has a lot of money can purchased the video and share to us and for us to evaluate BOBBY's performance.
thanks
Prices:
- Season $125.00
- Single Games $10.00
jcw@johnchristianwilliams.com <jcw@johnchristianwilliams.com>
10 highlights video available since they only played 10 games.
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I just saw this on gryphons website and I hope someone who has a lot of money can purchased the video and share to us and for us to evaluate BOBBY's performance.
thanks
ankle breaker2
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very expensive for a highschool team.nardong_putik said:
nardong_putik2
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GAME 10: ST. GEORGE'S VS SBEC
St. George's (85) — Allen Bobango 8, Laurence Bowers 17, Blake Deaton 4, Eric Folk 6, Blake Hirschman 2, Ray Parks 7, Ben Popeck 1, Drew Schneider 1, Elliot Williams 21, Jonathan Smith 14, Asa Turner 3, Hunter Cowan 1.
SBEC (29) — Taylor Akin 4, Brandon Cox 2, Josh Lancaster 10, Grant Phillips 8, Kyle Sorel 2, Chandler Wadsworth 3.
St. George's 25 27 24 9—85 SBEC 0 10 19 0—29
Records — St. George's 11-0, SBEC 3-10.
St. George's (85) — Allen Bobango 8, Laurence Bowers 17, Blake Deaton 4, Eric Folk 6, Blake Hirschman 2, Ray Parks 7, Ben Popeck 1, Drew Schneider 1, Elliot Williams 21, Jonathan Smith 14, Asa Turner 3, Hunter Cowan 1.
SBEC (29) — Taylor Akin 4, Brandon Cox 2, Josh Lancaster 10, Grant Phillips 8, Kyle Sorel 2, Chandler Wadsworth 3.
St. George's 25 27 24 9—85 SBEC 0 10 19 0—29
Records — St. George's 11-0, SBEC 3-10.
sickcurtain_162
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I think yes.I saw one video of him speaking in filipino and he's proud of his bloodline.ankle breaker said:
nardong_putik2
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Ray Parks slow down in scoring.
Maybe coach used his veterans more.
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Gryphons go 11-0 for the first time in school history. Watch St. George's extend their home winning streak to 27 games on Thursday evening vs CBHS.
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Gryphons too much for Rebels
ST. George's 82, TRA 50
By David Healy (Contact)
Wednesday, January 9, 2008
Tipton-Rosemark Academy boys basketball coach Dan Martin came out on Tuesday night fired up. With every good play, he applauded. When things went wrong, he groaned.
Martin was even whistled for a technical foul in the first quarter after disputing a call.
But as the game wore on, Martin gradually settled down as it became evident that his team was no match for visiting St. George's as the Gryphons coasted to an 82-50 victory.
"I thought we were ready to play but they are a great team with a lot of great players," Martin said. "But we will be ready next time."
In a match-up of two teams still undefeated in Division 2 Small, the Gryphons (11-0, 8-0) showed why they are considered by most as the class of the division as they jumped out to an 11-point lead at the end of the first quarter and cruised the rest of the way.
While the game turned into a runaway, senior Duke signee Elliot Williams put on a show in the second half. Plagued by foul trouble, Williams was held to just six points in the first two quarters, but he came out in the third quarter and cooly and calmly drained four consecutive 3-pointers before he was taken out for the rest of the game with an 20-point total.
"I think he played a little tentative in the first half, but once the game got going and it was time to make some plays offensively, he stepped up," St. George's coach Jeff Ruffin said. "He has the ability to take his game to another level.
TRA's big gun, Bolton transfer Jacob Arnett, did his best to keep the Rebels (11-4, 5-1) in the game as he finished with 24 points on 9-of-13 shooting, but Ruffin said he was pleased that his players did their best to make most of Arnett's points difficult. With seconds left in the first quarter, Arnett even made a 3-pointer from 5 feet behind the arc to lift his team's hopes.
"He's a great player and a great shooter and you have to do a lot to guard him," Ruffin said. "I thought we did about as good as we could do."
The Gryphons' other standout, Missouri signee Laurence Bowers, also demonstrated his size and talent on Tuesday as he finished with 15 points and nine rebounds. St. George's junior Allen Bobango also contributed 10 points while senior Ben Popeck scored 11.
"They had a great crowd here tonight, and I know they were ready to play, but we came out tonight and responded," Ruffin said.
GAME 11: ST. GEORGE'S VS TRA
St. George's (82) — Allen Bobango 10, Laurence Bowers 15, Blake Deaton 2, Eric Folk 4, Blake Hirschman 7, Ray Parks 2, Ben Popeck 11, Jonathan Smith 3, Elliot Williams 20, Trey Greenwell 3, Forbes Harris 5.
Tipton-Rosemark Aca. (50) — Jacob Arnett 24, Stephen Biggs 2, Taylor Fox 5, Michael Gordon 2, Justin Hebner 2, Trey Richardson 2, Jordan Santmyer 13.
St. George's 26 20 25 11—82 Tipton-Rosemark Aca. 14 7 13 16—50
Records — Tipton-Rosemark Aca. 11-4 (5-1 , Divison). St. George's 12-0 (10-0
Maybe coach used his veterans more.
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Gryphons go 11-0 for the first time in school history. Watch St. George's extend their home winning streak to 27 games on Thursday evening vs CBHS.
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Gryphons too much for Rebels
ST. George's 82, TRA 50
By David Healy (Contact)
Wednesday, January 9, 2008
Tipton-Rosemark Academy boys basketball coach Dan Martin came out on Tuesday night fired up. With every good play, he applauded. When things went wrong, he groaned.
Martin was even whistled for a technical foul in the first quarter after disputing a call.
But as the game wore on, Martin gradually settled down as it became evident that his team was no match for visiting St. George's as the Gryphons coasted to an 82-50 victory.
"I thought we were ready to play but they are a great team with a lot of great players," Martin said. "But we will be ready next time."
In a match-up of two teams still undefeated in Division 2 Small, the Gryphons (11-0, 8-0) showed why they are considered by most as the class of the division as they jumped out to an 11-point lead at the end of the first quarter and cruised the rest of the way.
While the game turned into a runaway, senior Duke signee Elliot Williams put on a show in the second half. Plagued by foul trouble, Williams was held to just six points in the first two quarters, but he came out in the third quarter and cooly and calmly drained four consecutive 3-pointers before he was taken out for the rest of the game with an 20-point total.
"I think he played a little tentative in the first half, but once the game got going and it was time to make some plays offensively, he stepped up," St. George's coach Jeff Ruffin said. "He has the ability to take his game to another level.
TRA's big gun, Bolton transfer Jacob Arnett, did his best to keep the Rebels (11-4, 5-1) in the game as he finished with 24 points on 9-of-13 shooting, but Ruffin said he was pleased that his players did their best to make most of Arnett's points difficult. With seconds left in the first quarter, Arnett even made a 3-pointer from 5 feet behind the arc to lift his team's hopes.
"He's a great player and a great shooter and you have to do a lot to guard him," Ruffin said. "I thought we did about as good as we could do."
The Gryphons' other standout, Missouri signee Laurence Bowers, also demonstrated his size and talent on Tuesday as he finished with 15 points and nine rebounds. St. George's junior Allen Bobango also contributed 10 points while senior Ben Popeck scored 11.
"They had a great crowd here tonight, and I know they were ready to play, but we came out tonight and responded," Ruffin said.
GAME 11: ST. GEORGE'S VS TRA
St. George's (82) — Allen Bobango 10, Laurence Bowers 15, Blake Deaton 2, Eric Folk 4, Blake Hirschman 7, Ray Parks 2, Ben Popeck 11, Jonathan Smith 3, Elliot Williams 20, Trey Greenwell 3, Forbes Harris 5.
Tipton-Rosemark Aca. (50) — Jacob Arnett 24, Stephen Biggs 2, Taylor Fox 5, Michael Gordon 2, Justin Hebner 2, Trey Richardson 2, Jordan Santmyer 13.
St. George's 26 20 25 11—82 Tipton-Rosemark Aca. 14 7 13 16—50
Records — Tipton-Rosemark Aca. 11-4 (5-1 , Divison). St. George's 12-0 (10-0
nardong_putik2
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Ray Parks bounce back!!!
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St.George's Vs. CBHS(Game12)
The Gryphons late fourth quarter surge keeps them undepeated at 12-0 for the first time in school history. Though Duke recruit Elliot Williams fell and was injured in the third quarter, the Gryphons were able to come back on a 10-2 run with the help of Grant Jessen, Ray Parks, Allen Bobgango, Eric Folk, and Laurence Bowers. The Gryphons now have a 27 game home winning streak and look to play Lausanne Friday night at home!
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Game 12 stats still not available and will be post later if any update.
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St.George's Vs. CBHS(Game12)
The Gryphons late fourth quarter surge keeps them undepeated at 12-0 for the first time in school history. Though Duke recruit Elliot Williams fell and was injured in the third quarter, the Gryphons were able to come back on a 10-2 run with the help of Grant Jessen, Ray Parks, Allen Bobgango, Eric Folk, and Laurence Bowers. The Gryphons now have a 27 game home winning streak and look to play Lausanne Friday night at home!
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Game 12 stats still not available and will be post later if any update.
ankle breaker2
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but how much did he score? you said he bounced back.nardong_putik said:
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Gryphons rally for narrow win
St. George's 58, CBHS 57
By Chris Van Tuyl (Contact)
Friday, January 11, 2008
It could've all come unraveled for St. George's on Thursday night.
Play was stopped at the 6:36 mark of the third quarter and Duke signee Elliot Williams was carried off the court after injuring his right knee.
St. George's Laurence Bowers, who scored the winning basket on Thursday night, dunks against Christian Brothers during the second quarter of the Gryphons' 58-57 victory.
To make matters worse, the Gryphons were trailing visiting Christian Brothers by 13 points.
When it was all said and done, though, St. George's stayed undefeated with a 58-57 victory.
The winning basket came courtesy of Missouri signee Laurence Bowers, who got the rebound and tip-in of a missed Ray Parks free throw in the closing seconds.
"Whether (Parks) made it or not, I was going to fight for that rebound," Bowers said. "At the time, I didn't want him to miss, but when he missed it, I knew I had to go get that ball."
The Gryphons (12-0) still had to defend the last shot, and they did so playing man-to-man. The last player to touch it for CBHS was Brad Luckett, who was off the mark with his baseline 3-point shot at the buzzer.
"I thought our defense progressively got better," St. George's coach Jeff Ruffin said. "It wasn't very good early in the game. They have great 3-point shooters and we did a poor job of getting out, closing out hard and making them put it on the floor."
The Purple Wave (17-4) led 37-28 at the break, knocking down seven 3-pointers in the opening half. Their hottest weapon was Martin Mitchell, who finished with 21 points, including a buzzer-beating jumper at the end of the third.
Williams, meanwhile, returned to the St. George's bench under his own power with less than two minutes remaining in the period. The trainer taped an ice bag to his knee and he watched the conclusion. He scored 20 first-half points.
"I'm OK. I'm going to see the doctor (today)," he said. "I'm just proud of the team pulling that one through. When I went out, I had total faith."
Said Ruffin: "Luckily, thankfully, I'm told by the trainer that he'll be back in the next few days, so that's a good thing."
Williams' return was never in question, according to Ruffin.
"Long range is much more important than one ball game," he said. "I thought the other guys stepped up and did what they needed to do."
That included Ben Popeck, who went scoreless but came up with a steal in the final minute. After Allen Bobango missed a 3-point try, Parks was fouled with 25.6 seconds left.
The freshman made the first free throw. The second one bounced off the rim to Bowers, who concluded his evening with 17 points and seven blocks.
"I know that I'm a big defensive presence on the team," he said, "so I try not to leave the goal too much, because if they drive, I'm a great shot-blocker. With the game on the line, I had to step up, especially with Elliot out.
"I was nervous (after the Williams injury), but I knew that we could still do it. (CBHS) has a great team. It's hard to defend them when all of them can shoot."
St. George's 58, CBHS 57
By Chris Van Tuyl (Contact)
Friday, January 11, 2008
It could've all come unraveled for St. George's on Thursday night.
Play was stopped at the 6:36 mark of the third quarter and Duke signee Elliot Williams was carried off the court after injuring his right knee.
St. George's Laurence Bowers, who scored the winning basket on Thursday night, dunks against Christian Brothers during the second quarter of the Gryphons' 58-57 victory.
To make matters worse, the Gryphons were trailing visiting Christian Brothers by 13 points.
When it was all said and done, though, St. George's stayed undefeated with a 58-57 victory.
The winning basket came courtesy of Missouri signee Laurence Bowers, who got the rebound and tip-in of a missed Ray Parks free throw in the closing seconds.
"Whether (Parks) made it or not, I was going to fight for that rebound," Bowers said. "At the time, I didn't want him to miss, but when he missed it, I knew I had to go get that ball."
The Gryphons (12-0) still had to defend the last shot, and they did so playing man-to-man. The last player to touch it for CBHS was Brad Luckett, who was off the mark with his baseline 3-point shot at the buzzer.
"I thought our defense progressively got better," St. George's coach Jeff Ruffin said. "It wasn't very good early in the game. They have great 3-point shooters and we did a poor job of getting out, closing out hard and making them put it on the floor."
The Purple Wave (17-4) led 37-28 at the break, knocking down seven 3-pointers in the opening half. Their hottest weapon was Martin Mitchell, who finished with 21 points, including a buzzer-beating jumper at the end of the third.
Williams, meanwhile, returned to the St. George's bench under his own power with less than two minutes remaining in the period. The trainer taped an ice bag to his knee and he watched the conclusion. He scored 20 first-half points.
"I'm OK. I'm going to see the doctor (today)," he said. "I'm just proud of the team pulling that one through. When I went out, I had total faith."
Said Ruffin: "Luckily, thankfully, I'm told by the trainer that he'll be back in the next few days, so that's a good thing."
Williams' return was never in question, according to Ruffin.
"Long range is much more important than one ball game," he said. "I thought the other guys stepped up and did what they needed to do."
That included Ben Popeck, who went scoreless but came up with a steal in the final minute. After Allen Bobango missed a 3-point try, Parks was fouled with 25.6 seconds left.
The freshman made the first free throw. The second one bounced off the rim to Bowers, who concluded his evening with 17 points and seven blocks.
"I know that I'm a big defensive presence on the team," he said, "so I try not to leave the goal too much, because if they drive, I'm a great shot-blocker. With the game on the line, I had to step up, especially with Elliot out.
"I was nervous (after the Williams injury), but I knew that we could still do it. (CBHS) has a great team. It's hard to defend them when all of them can shoot."
nardong_putik2
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GAME 12: ST. GEORGE'S VS CBHS
CBHS (57) — Drew Barham 10, John Foley 8, Brad Luckett 6, Martin Mitchell 21, Alex Presley 4, Caldwell Starnes 8.
St. George's (58) — Allen Bobango 3, Laurence Bowers 17, Eric Folk 6, Grant Jessen 3, Ray Parks 9, Elliot Williams 20.
CBHS 18 19 16 4—57 St. George's 14 14 16 14—58
Records — CBHS 17-4 (2-0, D-2 Large), St. George's 12-0 (8-0, D-2 Small).
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GAME 13: ST. GEORGE'S VS LAUSANNE
Lausanne (48) — Evan Bailey 8, Aaron Bresinger 3, Bryant Reams 33, Matt Snider 2, Damion Wooten 2.
St. George's (71) — Allen Bobango 7, Laurence Bowers 26, Eric Folk 6, Blake Hirschman 1, Grant Jessen 2, Ray Parks 17, Ben Popeck 4, Drew Schneider 2, Jonathan Smith 6.
Lausanne 12 11 9 16—48 St. George's 16 14 24 17—71
Records — Lausanne 6-9 (3-5, D-2 Small), St. George's 13-0 (9-0, D-2 Small).
CBHS (57) — Drew Barham 10, John Foley 8, Brad Luckett 6, Martin Mitchell 21, Alex Presley 4, Caldwell Starnes 8.
St. George's (58) — Allen Bobango 3, Laurence Bowers 17, Eric Folk 6, Grant Jessen 3, Ray Parks 9, Elliot Williams 20.
CBHS 18 19 16 4—57 St. George's 14 14 16 14—58
Records — CBHS 17-4 (2-0, D-2 Large), St. George's 12-0 (8-0, D-2 Small).
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GAME 13: ST. GEORGE'S VS LAUSANNE
Lausanne (48) — Evan Bailey 8, Aaron Bresinger 3, Bryant Reams 33, Matt Snider 2, Damion Wooten 2.
St. George's (71) — Allen Bobango 7, Laurence Bowers 26, Eric Folk 6, Blake Hirschman 1, Grant Jessen 2, Ray Parks 17, Ben Popeck 4, Drew Schneider 2, Jonathan Smith 6.
Lausanne 12 11 9 16—48 St. George's 16 14 24 17—71
Records — Lausanne 6-9 (3-5, D-2 Small), St. George's 13-0 (9-0, D-2 Small).
Tsar Josef2
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Looks like RParks is the 3rd scorer in the team and with Williams out on a probable injury he was with the ball during the dying seconds. Though rimmed the last FT, the 1st one made all the difference.
We are looking at DWade-like in this kid...hope he will also develop Kobe like defense as well as shooting prowess...
We are looking at DWade-like in this kid...hope he will also develop Kobe like defense as well as shooting prowess...
nardong_putik2
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Tsar Josef said:Looks like RParks is the 3rd scorer in the team and with Williams out on a probable injury he was with the ball during the dying seconds. Though rimmed the last FT, the 1st one made all the difference.
We are looking at DWade-like in this kid...hope he will also develop Kobe like defense as well as shooting prowess...
And he still a FRESHMAN!
ankle breaker2
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with the way he's playing and most likely he's going to do better in the next 3-4 years. do you think he will become a highly touted recruit going to college? will the top basketball programs such as duke, north carolina, kansas, UCLA or georgetown will go after him?
nardong_putik2
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Soory Bro, I cannot made an assesment about his future because I'm just an ordinary fans and poster like you guys. My sources are only internet. I just post all news about him.
You can asked(email) this guy --->>> jcw@johnchristianwilliams.com
He is responsible for grypons website and sources of all the stats and video of all of grypons game.
thank you
You can asked(email) this guy --->>> jcw@johnchristianwilliams.com
He is responsible for grypons website and sources of all the stats and video of all of grypons game.
thank you
qnxt2
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Actually, Ray is reportedly committed to Memphis Sate University where his father from and is an M Club Hall of Fame. (let's jus see which school really is for him). He's still a Freshman. A 14 (Nealry 15 year old). Let's hope he'll be more than OJ Mayo, the team mate of Ryan Wetherell. He will probably be a starting guard soon.
