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| Jared Fleming- Hawkins HS All-Star |
The 12th Annual Centex Jammin All-Star Games were a huge success again. The games were held at UMHB (11th year), and for the
second year in their beautiful new facility. Players checked in to the dorm on Saturday, July 22, 2006, and then participated
in practices and contests. Forty-five outstanding area athletes took part in three separate games on Sunday.
Game one kicked off at 11:00 AM, which featured primarily players from 1A and 2A schools, although not exclusively. Team
One, dressed in white jerseys and coached by Brian Courtney of McMullen County and Robert Erger of Princeton, tallied 18
first quarter points, while Team Two, uniformed in maroon and coached by Kevin Kelly of Granger, connected for 18 as well.
In the second period, Team One hit for 19 more, while Team Two scored an impressive 22. The Maroon led 40-37 at the iutermission.
Team One outscored the Maroon team 21-20 in the third period to whittle at the lead . The fourth quarter belonged to
the Maroon as they added 24 fourth quarter points and held the White squad to 20. When the final horn sounded, Team Two players
found themselves on top 81-78. Team One scoring included: Cason Miller, Slidell, 12, Malcolm Warner, Louise 1, Micah Clay,
Seminole 28, Eric Mccune, Waldorf 7, Ryan Phillips, Edgewood 9, Rob Erger, Princeton 7, and Matt Franklin, McMullen County
14. Also playing well for Team Two was Darrin Reeves, Saint Jo. Team Two scoring included: Joe Petree, Cisco 2, Matt Wolodzko,
Ponder 4, Justin Ream, Ponder 14, Joey Tierce, Fayetteville 14, Chad Simpson, Granger 20, Michael Williamson, Menard, 5, and
Heath Scott, Lake Country Christian 25.
Teams Three and Four took the court at 1:00 PM for the second game of the afternoon. Team Three wore white and was coached
by Noe McCarthy of Fayetteville, and Mike Balderama of Floresville. Team Four dressed in maroon jerseys and coached by Alvie
King of Milano and Easton Falke of Thorndale, defeated Team Three 103-80. Both teams tallied 18 first quarter points, and
while the game looked to be a close one, Team Four broke out in quarter two with 31 points. Team Three could only answer
with 14. At the half, the Maroon held a 49-37 lead. The third quarter belonged to Team Four, 28-22, and while the White team
stayed close, they could never make up the second quarter deficit. When the horn sounded, Team Four defeated Team Three, 103-80.
Scoring for Team Three included: Tanner Deussen, Ponder 8, Daniel Lujan, Ponder 2, Kenzie Adams, Jasper 13, Clayton Laskowski,
Floresville 12, Jarryd Kemp, Krum 8, Corey Moore, Decatur 12, Brandon Huckaby, Lindsay, and Craig Cooper, Abernathy 5. Team
Four scoring included: Curtis Lewis, Burkeville 17, Zach Bergstrom, La Vernia 18, Shane McMeans, Crane, J.T. Schaffer, Sanger
9, Clay Byington, Sanger 4, Reese Goebel, Round Top Carmine, 12, and Justin Saunders, La Poynor 28.
2006 contest winners were announced at halftime of the second game.Three point: 1) Corey Allums, Hawkins, 2)Matt Wolodzko,
Ponder 3) Clayton Laskowski, Floresville. Free throw: 1) Justin Ream, Ponder 2) Lance Sheets, Seminole 3) Kevin Malone, Shade
Grove Christian, and 4) Jarryd Kemp, Krum..
Two ball: 1) Michael Williamson, Menard and Heath Scott, Lake Country Christian 2) Corey Moore, Decatur and Brandon Huckaby,
Lindsay, 3) Justin Ream and Matt Wolodzko, Ponder. Knock Out: 1) Jeff Burdick, Boerne, 2) Zach Bergstrom, La Vernia, 3) Corey
Moore, Decatur..
Next, the finals of the dunk contest gave the fans even more to cheer about, as three contestants vied for the 2006 title.
Kenzie Adams from Jasper captured the crown, while J.T. Durley of Pittsburgh finished second and Tommy York of Lampasas came
in third.
The final contest began at 3:00 PM. Teams Five and Six, like the teams before them, did not disappoint the many fans
who attended the yearly event. Team Five, dressed in white and coached by Chris Sodek of Mumford, exploded for 37 points
while Team Six wearing maroon, and coached by Terry Young of Leggett, and Kenny Driska of Rosebud-Lott, tallied 34 to keep
the game close. Team Five scored 28 second period points , however, Team Six players refused to make it easy, scoring 29
of their own. In the second half, Team Five fought back outscoring Six 33-25. The Maroon group found itself trailing 88-98
with one period to play. Team Six regrouped and fought back to take the lead. At the end of the exiciting affair, Team Six
was able to defeat Team Five 117-114
Scoring for Team Five included: Moises Gongora, Mumford 6, Jared Fleming, Hawkins 8, Corey Allums, Hawkins 9, Blake Boren,
Liberty Hill 6, Embry Humber, Hearne 14, Brandon O'Bryant, New Waverly 26, Tommy York, Lampasas 26, and Jason Meyer, Bruceville
Eddy, 14. Team Six scoring included: Jeff Burdick , Boerne 8, Rashad Jefferson, Leggett 20, Lance Sheets, Seminole 7, Jesse
Coleman, Kennard 17, J.T. Durley, Pittsburgh 22, Aaron Kolar, West, 20, and Kevin Malone, Shady Grove Christian, 19.
After each game, players and coaches were each presented a commemorative watch as a memento of their participation.
Proceeds from the games, after expenses, will be redirected into a scholarship fund. Recipients will be named at a later
date
Many sponsors and volunteers once again graciously donated time and money to the annual event. Special thanks to Coach
DeWeese and UMHB for their assistance and generosity.
TEMPLE TELEGRAM ARTICLE, JULY 22, 2006
In 12th year, Centex Jammin' All-Star Games still going strong at UMHB
by Greg Wille
Published July 22, 2006
BELTON - In 1995, the Centex Jammin’ All-Star Games began as a fledgling event with 20 high school basketball
seniors, two teams and actually only one game.
Now, 11 years later, it’s a summer institution.
The 12th edition will begin today with team practices and contests, then conclude on Sunday with three games - starting
at 11 a.m. - at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor’s Mayborn Campus Center.
Six teams with a total of 48 seniors from across Texas are expected to compete, including area players Jason Meyer of
Bruceville-Eddy, Chad Simpson of Granger and Tommy York of Lampasas. Most of the players come from small high schools, though
Class 5A Duncanville and 4A Boerne are represented.
There is no charge to attend today’s 1-5:30 p.m. practices and 7 p.m. contests, which will feature dunks (preliminaries),
3-point and free-throw shooting, 2-ball and knockout.
Tickets for Sunday’s 11 a.m./1 p.m./3 p.m. tripleheader and the finals of the dunk contest cost $5 for adults
and $2 for students.
Jammin’ Games organizer Jeff Lieberman, Thorndale’s boys basketball coach for 15 years, created the
event along with Milano coach Alvie King for two primary purposes: To reward standout senior basketball players and to offer
scholarships for many of those who plan to attend college and attempt to further their basketball careers.
Lieberman says the inaugural event didn’t generate enough revenue after expenses to award any scholarships but
that 40 players have received scholarships in the $100-$200 range since 1996, including five last year.
“We try to give them to kids who are going to try to walk on and continue their career,” Lieberman
said. “I’ve gotten a lot of help from local sponsors and that helps a lot.”
CHECK BACK REGULARLY FOR UPDATED INFORMATION. PLAYERS SHOULD HAVE ALL PAPERWORK AND PICTURES SUBMITTED. SPONSOR CHECKS WERE
DUE BY JUNE 15, 2006. CONTACT COACH LIEBERMAN WITH QUESTIONS: jslieber@usa.net or 512-217-7933 cell #
2006 TEAMS ANNOUNCED:(subject to change)
TEAM ONE: CASON MILLER-SLIDELL, MALCOLM WARNER-LOUISE, MICAH CLAY-SEMINOLE, ERIC MCCUNE-WALDORF, RYAN PHILLIPS-EDGEWOOD,
DARRIN REEVES-SAINT JO, ROB ERGER-PRINCETON, MATT FRANKLIN-MCMULLEN COUNTY
TEAM TWO: JOE PETREE-CISCO, MATT WOLODZKO-PONDER, SETH SINGLETON-PONDER, JUSTIN REAM-PONDER, JOEY TIERCE-FAYETTEVILLE,
CHAD SIMPSON-GRANGER, MICHAEL WILLIAMSON-MENARD, HEATH SCOTT-LAKE COUNTRY CHRISTIAN
TEAM THREE: TANNER DEUSSEN-PONDER, DANIEL LUJAN-PONDER, CRAIG COOPER-ABERNATHY, KENZIE ADAMS-JASPER, CLAYTON LASKOWSKI-FLORESVILLE,
JARRYD KEMP-KRUM, COREY MOORE-DECATUR, BRANDON HUCKABY-LINDSAY
TEAM FOUR: CURTIS LEWIS-BURKEVILLE, COLBY GARDNER-TAHOKA, ZACH BERGSTROM-LA VERNIA, SHANE MCMEANS-CRANE, J.T. SCHAFFER-SANGER,
CLAY BYINGTON-SANGER, REESE GOEBEL-ROUND TOP CARMINE, JUSTIN SAUNDERS-LA POYNOR
TEAM FIVE: MOISES GONGORA-MUMFORD, JARED FLEMING-HAWKINS, COREY ALLUMS-HAWKINS, BLAKE BOREN-LIBERTY HILL, EMBRY HUMBER-HEARNE,
BRANDON O'BRYANT-NEW WAVERLY, TOMMY YORK-LAMPASSAS, JASON MEYER-BRUCEVILLE-EDDY
TEAM SIX: ANTHONY HARGROVE-EL CAMPO, JEFF BURDICK-BOERNE, RA'SHAD JEFFERSON-LEGGETT, LANCE SHEETS-SEMINOLE, JESSE COLEMAN-KENNARD,
J.T. DURLEY-PITTSBURGH, AARON KOLAR- WEST, KEVIN MALONE-SHADY GROVE
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2006 TENTATIVE SCHEDULE (subject to change)
Saturday, JULY 22, 2006
11:30-12:30- check in at gym, (take care of lunch on your own before arriving)
12:45 PM- general meeting at UMHB gym.
FIRST 2 TEAMS LISTED USE MAIN GYM
1:00 PM-practice, teams 1 & 6, 2 & 5
2:30 PM-practice teams 3 & 2, 1 & 4
4:00 PM-practice teams 5 & 4, 6 & 3
5:45 PM - supper, provided UHMB STUDENT CENTER
7:00 PM- meet in gym, contests-3 point, free throw, dunk, 2 ball
9:30 PM- back to dorm, pizza provided 10:30 PM- lights out
Sunday: 7:30 AM- wake up**8:00 AM- breakfast, provided by UMHB STUDENT CENTER
Shoot around in main gym, walk through in practice gym
***PICTURES TAKEN AT THIS TIME****
9:00 AM-IN UNIFORM-shoot around, teams 1-2,
9:00 AM-IN UNIFORM-walk through 3-4
9:30 AM-IN UNIFORM- shoot around teams 3-4
9:30 AM- IN UNIFORM-walk through teams 5-6
10:00 AM- IN UNIFORM-shoot around teams 5-6
10-00 AM- IN UNIFORM-walk through 1-2
11:00 AM-Team 1 vs. Team 2 ***1:00 PM- Team 3 vs Team 4 [dunk contest finals at halftime] 3:00 PM-Team 5 vs Team 6
LUNCH WILL BE PROVIDED BY GOLDEN CHICK. SEE YOUR COACH FOR DETAILS.
TEAMS 3, 4, 5, 6 WILL BE FED AT 11:00 AM TEAMS 1 AND 2 WILL BE FED AT 1:00 PM -
****BALFOUR RING COMPANY HAS DESIGNED AN ALL STAR RING THAT PLAYERS AND COACHES MAY PURCHASE. PLAYERS WHO ORDER IN ADVANCE
WILL RECEIVE THEIR RINGS THE WEEKEND OF THE EVENT.
Centex Jamin
ALLSTAR
Basketball Rings Custom Ring
For Centex Jamin Allstars
$179.95 Silver Celestrium
$209.95 Gold Tone Celestrium
$299.95 Balfour Premium Silver
$319.95 Balfour Premium Aurlite 10K
$489.95 Gold 10K
$619.95 Gold 14K
AS OF JUNE 23, 2006: KENZIE ADAMS-JASPER, COREY ALLUMS-HAWKINS, ZACH BERGSTROM-LA VERNIA, BLAKE BOREN-LIBERTY HILL, JEFF
BURDICK-BOERNE, CLAY BYINGTON-SANGER, MICHAH CLAY-SEMINOLE, JESSIE COLEMAN-KENNARD, CRAIG COOPER-ABERNATHY, TANNER DEUSSEN-PONDER,
J.T. DURLEY-PITTSBURGH, ROB ERGER III-PRINCETON, JARED FLEMING-HAWKINS, MATT FRANKLIN-McMULLEN COUNTY, COLBY GARDNER-TAHOKA,
REESE GOEBEL-RTC, MOISES GONGORA-HEARNE, ANTHONY HARGROVE-EL CAMPO, BRANDON HUCKABY-LINDSAY, EMBRY HUMBER-HEARNE, RASHAD JEFFERSON-LEGGETT,
JARRYD KEMP-KRUM,AARON KOLAR-WEST, CLAYTON LASKOWSKI-FLORESVILLE, CURTIS LEWIS-BURKEVILLE, DANIEL LUJAN-PONDER,KEVIN MALONE-SHADY
GROVE CHRISTIAN, ERIC McCUNE-WALDORF, SHANE MCMEANS-CRANE, JASON MEYER-BRUCEVILLE EDDY, CASON MILLER-SLIDELL, COREY MOORE-DECATUR,
BRANDON O'BRYANT-NEW WAVERLY, RYAN PHILLIPS-EDGEWOOD, JOE PETREE-CISCO, MICHAEL POUNCY-DUNCANVILLE, JUSTIN REAM-PONDER, DARRIN
REEVES-SAINT JO, JUSTIN SAUNDERS-LA POYNER, J.T. SCHAFFER-SANGER, HEATH SCOTT-LAKE COUNTRY CHRISTIAN, LANCE SHEETS-SEMINOLE,
CHAD SIMPSON-GRANGER, SETH SINGLETON-PONDER, JOEY TIERECE-FAYETTEVILLE, MALCOLM WARNER-LOUISE, CHASE WEISHUHN-WALL, MICHAEL
WILLIAMSON-MENARD, MATT WOFODZKO-PONDER, TOMMY YORK-LAMPASAS
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