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2012-13 Basketball Schedule
Shawn Anderson & Malik Hooker on
Tribuine-Review's Terrific
Ten
Shawn Anderson on Post-Gazette's Fabulous
Five
Coach Blundo PG's coach
of the year
Shawn Anderson first
Team All-State
The Pennsylvania All-State Boys Basketball teams, as chosen by the state's sports
writers, were announced today 4/3/2013 --- TribLive
High School Blog
CLASS AAAA
FIRST TEAM
Shawn Anderson, New Castle, 6-3, sr., 20.2 ppg
Rondae Jefferson, Chester, 6-7, sr., 15.5 ppg
B.J. Johnson, Lower Merion, 6-7, sr., 16.5 ppg
Jahad Thomas, Williamsport, 6-2, sr., 18.0 ppg
Geno Thorpe, Shaler, 6-3, sr., 26.3 ppg
Stephen Vasturia, St. Joseph's Prep, 6-5, sr., 20.5 ppg
SECOND TEAM
Yohanny Dalembert, Lower Merion, 6-7, sr., 10.8 ppg
Shep Garner, Roman Catholic, 6-2, jr., 15.7 ppg
Miles Overton, St. Joseph's Prep, 6-4, sr., 15.7 ppg
Cole Renninger, Central Mountain, sr., 27.2 ppg
Darius Robinson, Chester, 6-1, sr., 11.8 ppg
Isaiah Washington, Williamsport, 6-4, jr., 15.9 ppg
Sheldon Zablotny, Cathedral Prep, 6-0, sr., 19.1 ppg
THIRD TEAM
Sal Biasi, Hazleton, 5-11, jr., 26.8 ppg
Richard Granberry, Chester, 6-7, sr., 12.3 ppg
Ryan Luther, Hampton, 6-7, jr., 21.1 ppg
Tavon Parker, York, 6-3, sr., 20.4 ppg
Devonne Pinkard, J.P. McCaskey, 6-6, sr., 18.1 ppg
Jahaad Proctor, Harrisburg, 6-2, so, 13.5 ppg
Amar Stukes, La Salle College, 6-1, sr., 19.6 ppg
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Rondae Jefferson, Chester
COACH OF THE YEAR: Gregg Downer, Lower Merion
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Ticket presale for Championship game vs Hampton was 1500
Ticket presale for Seneca Valley game was 962
Ticket presale for Gateway game was 756
Ticket presale for the Latrobe game was 578
PIAA AAAA Finals
Lower Marion tops Chester 63-47 Harrisburg
Patriot-News game
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PIAA AAAA Semi-finals
Hurricanes lose heart breaker to Lower
Marion 67-63
@ Williamsport Area High School
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Canes cruise by Erie Cathedral Prep 80-70 @
Edinboro University
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The Red Hurricanes stormed into Edinboro
University firing away. The Canes took four 'threes' in their first seven shots making
only one, Brandon Dominick's 'three' at 4:36 to close Prep's lead to 7-5. Prep, whose
largest lead was five, 22-17 with 28 seconds to play in the period, led most of the first
quarter. Shawn Anderson closed the gap to two, 22-20, as the quarter ended when he made a
three-point play on a layup and made free throw.
Two of the Hurricanes' strong suits were evident in the second quarter
as the defense caused four turnovers in Prep's first six possessions of the period and the
Canes hit six of six from behind the arc. In all the Canes outscored Erie 28-12 in the
second as Malik Hooker hit a 'three', Anthony Richards hit two, and Dominick hit three
'threes' including one that spun around the rim and fell though as time was ending in the
half. The Canes' lead was 48-22 at the half.
The teams played nearly even in the third quarter with the Hurricanes
still leading by 14, 59-45, with 2:58 left. Prep hit a "three " and a two to get
within nine but an Anderson bucket with .05 put the lead at 11, 61-50 after three
periods..
Erie closed to within eight points on a 'three' to start the fourth but
the Canes worked it back to 13, 68-55, after a 'three' by Antonio Ruldolph, at 2:51. A
'three' by Prep made it 68-58 but two free throws by Rudolph put the lead back at 12, at
1:53. Two free throws by Erie and a 'three' wrapped around a Hooker free throw put the
lead at eight at 1:32. With the lead again at eight, Richards went to the line at 1:16, to
shoot two free throws. He made one and missed the second, but some how he shot down the
lane and came away with the rebound. Hooker was quickly fouled by the Ramblers and made
both free throws, putting the lead back at 11. A steal by the Hurricanes and two free
throws by Dominick put the lead at 13 with 52 seconds to play. New Castle made 12 of 16
free throws down the stretch to ensure the victory.
Malik Hooker led New Castle with 23 points while Shawn Anderson had 20.
Anthony Richards netted 15 on four 'three's and Brandon Dominick had 14 with four 'threes.
PIAA AAAA
playoffs
Red Hurricanes rally, then rout North Allegheny 57-46
Post-Gazette story
North Allegheny opened the game in
a zone defense, just like they did in the second meeting of the season, after trying to
play the Canes straight up during the 40 point mauling in their first meeting. The Canes
opened firing from three and the Tigers put more emphasis on shooting the three this time.
The Canes were only 1 of 6 in the first period and 3 of 6 in the second from behind the
arc. North Allegheny hit 4 of 7 in the first session and 2 of 5 in the second. As a result
New Castle trailed 13-8 after one and 23-19 at halftime. Neither team was on target as the
second quarter wound down, which saw both teams go scoreless the last 3:52 of the half.
The Red Hurricanes came out with more energy the second half, a
new committment to get the ball inside to Anderson and a better shooting eye. The Canes
hit 4 of 6 threes while Anderson had two buckets and made two trips to the free throw
line. When the shots started falling the defense picked up and just like the last two
games the Tigers were no match for the Hurricanes. North Allegheny had six turnovers in
the third quarter and tried only three 'threes'. New Castle lead 41-30 after three
periods.
New Castle maintained the gap through the fourth period before
hitting spurt at 4:58 to go up by 17 with 3:27 left to play. The Tigers made the final
score closer at the end but the beat down was complete.
Shawn Anderson led the Hurricanes with 17 points and 7 rebounds
while Brandon Dominick had 14 with four 'threes'. Anthony Richards had 11 with three
'threes'.
PIAA AAAA playoffs
Canes grind up Gateway 68-48 Tribune-Review story
Red Hurricanes
undefeated 26-0
WPIAL CHAMPIONS
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New Castle tramples Talbots 68-53
As the Talbots sat in their zone that had troubled New Castle in
the game at Hampton, the Canes were trying to shoot them out of it. The Canes came out
looking to hit some 'threes', as their first three shots were all from behind the arc,
however all three missed. Brandon Dominick broke the ice on his third attempt giving New
Castle a 3-0 lead at 5:21. After a steal by the Hurricanes, a bucket by Shawn Anderson put
them up 5-0 at 4:46. A three point play by Drew Allen made it 8-3 Canes, then a 'three' by
Anthony Richards made it 11-3 at 2:45. After one period New Castle led 15-10 but only
hitting two of eight 'three' point attempts.
In the second Hampton was content to stay in a zone and had
gotten back to within one point, 16-15 at 6:43, when Richards hit a 'three' then another
'three and another 'three' all within the span of 80 seconds. Suddenly the Hurricanes'
lead was 7, 25-18. A bucket by Hampton was answered by two more 'threes' by the Canes, one
by Dominick and one by Anderson and the lead was up to 11 with 3:30 left in the half. At
intermission New Castle led 36-22.
Antonio Rudolph owned the third quarter as he scored 10 points
hitting two 'threes'. Malik Hooker also hit a 'three' in the period and three free throws,
as the Hurricanes extended their lead to 20, 52-32 after three quarters.
With the Canes up 22 in the fourth quarter the starters were
removed and the sold out Palumbo Center showed their appreciation to the Red Hurricanes
for another tremendous WPIAL run.
Shawn Anderson led the Hurricanes with 16 points while Antonio
Rudolph tossed in 15. Anthony Richards with four 'threes' had 12 and Malik Hooker scored
11.
The Hurricanes will start the PIAA Playoffs with a rematch with
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New Castle vs
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@ Duquesne's Palumbo Center Saturday 3/2 9:00pm
Palumbo Center is to be cleared before 7:00pm girls AAAA Championship game
Canes
can make history with win
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Canes swat away Seneca Valley 71-46
The Red Hurricanes never trailed in
tonight's third victory of the season over the Raiders. Seneca Valley ran their multiple
zone looks at the Canes but with the Hurricanes draining eight 'threes' and Shawn Anderson
weaving among the trees for multiple layups the game was never really in doubt after the
first period. Even a three and a half minute dry spell by the Canes at the end of the
second quarter only allowed the Raiders to get back within nine until Anthony Richards hit
two free throws to put the lead back in double digits at the half, 36-25.
The third quarter saw the Canes extend the lead by seven 51-32.
Richards hit a 'three' to open the period and another at the four minute mark. Antonio
Rudolph added one of his two 'threes' close out the Hurricanes scoring in the period.
New Castle held the tired Raiders scoreless the first three
minutes of the fourth quarter going on a 13-2 run before Seneca scored again at 3:17.
Shawn Anderson led the Hurricanes with 27 points including two
'threes'. Anthony Richards netted 13 with three 'threes' and Antonio Rudolph added 12,
hitting two 'threes'.
Red Hurricanes rout
Gateway - 87-55
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Next up for the Canes - Seneca Valley
(44-34 winners over Upper St. Clair)
Wednesday 7pm @ Ambridge
All four Section 3 teams reach final four - Hampton over McKeesport 71-63 | NA
over Fox Chapel 79-61
Shawn Anderson left the game with his third foul with
4:38 left to play in the second period and the Canes had just overcome a 27-26 deficit on
baskets by Drew Allen, Anderson and Antonio Rudolph to lead 33-27 over the two time
defending WPIAL AAAA champions Gateway. With Anderson on the bench the Hurricanes
proceeded to out score the Gators 13-6 the rest of the half going up 46-33 at
intermission.
Gateway took the game to New Castle as the game
began and were leading 14-8 at 3:48 of the first. A 'three' by Anderson ingnited a 13-4
run by the Canes who led 21-18 after one, following a Drew Allen 'three' as the period
closed.
The Gators jumped back on top 25-21 on two quick buckets to open
second period and led 27-26 at 5:56. Then Hurricanes ramped up the intensity and seven of
Gateway's next 10 possessions ended in turnovers. New Castle ended the half on a 20-6 run
and led 46-33 at the half.
Things didn't get any better for the tiring Gators in the third
quarter as the Hurricanes out scored them 20-7 in the period to hold a 66-40 lead after
three periods.
Anderson scored the first five points of the fourth quarter and
Brandon Dominck hit two 'threes' to put the Canes ahead by 33, 77-44 at 5:13. The teams
played even the rest of the way as the bench cleared for the Canes.
Shawn Anderson led the Red Hurricanes with 26 points on nine
field goals and going 7 of 8 from the free throw line. Brandon Dominck added 15 points on
five 'threes' and Malik Hooker scored 14 points and grabbed 8 rebounds. Anthony Richards
had three 'threes' for nine points, Drew Allen also added nine and Antonio Rudolph
contributed eight. The Canes were 11 of 25 from behind the arc and 12 of 18 from the free
throw line.
Ticket presale for Seneca Valley game was 962
Ticket presale for Gateway game was 756
Ticket presale for the Latrobe game was 578
Hurricanes advance,
lashing Latrobe
85-64 New Castle News game story
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New
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Next up for the Canes - Gateway
(56-45 winners over Kiski Area)
Latrobe played an inspired game against the #1
seeded Red Hurricanes. The Wildcats played the Canes even in the first quarter and even
topped New Castle in the third quarter but losing the second and fourth by a combined 22
spelled doom for Latrobe.
The Wildcats played a 2-3 zone with very active guards. The Canes
worked both inside to Shawn Anderson and putting up 'threes'. Anderson responded by
leading the Hurricanes with 22 points. The three point shooting was not up to the
challenge for most of the game going just 2 of 10 in the first quarter and 0 of 7 in the
third, shooting just 8 of 32 for the game.
The game was tied at 17 after one period as Latrobe closed a 17-8 gap
hitting a 'three' as the quarter ended. The Hurricanes hit 5 of 12 'threes' in the second
with Anthony Richards making three of them. At the half New Castle's lead was 13, 45-32.
Latrobe scored the first five points of the third quarter and closed to within eight,
45-37 at 5:41.
Spurred by four points each from Malik Hooker and Drew Allen the Canes
finished third period up by 12, 58-46, but missed all seven of their 'three' point
attempts in the quarter.
Hooker came alive in the fourth quarter with two huge dunks among his
13 points in the period. Hooker had sat out most of the second quarter after picking up
his third foul at the 7:17 mark of the second and played with four fouls most of the
second half, after receiving his fourth foul at 5:15 of the third quarter. New Castle's
lead was as much as 25 in the fourth quarter before substitutes entered the game for the
Hurricanes.
Shawn Anderson grabbed 12 rebounds to go with his 22 points. Malik
Hooker finished with 21 points while Brandon Dominick had 13 and Drew Allen also had 13
points and grabbed 10 rebounds (6 offensive). Anthony Richards had 12 points on four
'threes'.
New Castle Red Hurricanes finish regular season 22-0 with an 86-50 win over Sharon New Castle News story
Canes finish
Section 3 schedule undefeated 14-0, beat Hampton 54-50
New Castle trailed by as much as seven in the first half
and eight in the second but came back each time to remain undefeated on the season at
21-0. Shawn Anderson with 17 points and Malik Hooker with 15 led New Castle to the
down-to-wire win. The Hurricanes led by just two until Hooker grabbed a rebound from a
Talbots' missed layup, was fouled and made two free throws to put the Canes up by four
with 7.9 seconds left. Tribune-Review
story | New Castle News story
Red Hurricanes lock
up sole possession of Section 3 Championship with 74-58 win over North Allegheny
New Castle News story
Levar Ware poured in 33 points adding a half dozen blocked shots for good measure
as the Canes topped North Allegheny 62-60 in overtime, and that was just the Junior
Varsity game.
The main event while not quite as exciting had the same result as the Hurricanes silenced
the Tigers. The last time the Canes and Tigers met, the Hurricanes put a 40 point beat
down on them on the Tigers home court. In that game, North Allegheny who likes to play at
a high tempo, played right into the Canes' hands trying to go blow for blow with New
Castle. Tonight conceding the fast pace would be their demise North Allegheny played zone
most of the night.
The Tigers jumped out to an early lead
and were ahead 14-12 with 1:47 left in the first quarter until Anthony Richards hit back
to back 'threes' putting the Canes up 18-14 after one.
Two quick scores by North Allegheny to open the second put them
back on top 19-18, then Malik Hooker took over, outscoring North Alleghey 7-2 over the
next three minutes. A 'three' by Brandon Dominick, four more points by Hooker and two
'threes' by Richards and New Castle's lead was 15, 38-23 at 2:24. At the half the Canes
were up 42-30.
New Castle extended the lead by only two during the third quarter
as Shawn Anderson came alive scoring 10 points after only having two in the first half.
After three periods New Castle led 62-48.
The Canes missed two shots to begin the fourth quarter while
North Allegheny scored four points, narrowing the gap to just 10 points. After blocking
the Hurricanes next shot North Allegheny was primed to move even closer but a turnover
stopped their momentum. Antonio Rudolph's two free throws at 5:34 started a Hurricanes'
11-1 run putting the game out of reach. After having several 19 point leads during the
game the Canes finally got up by 20 with 2:21 to go 73-53. A 'three' with 47 seconds to
play by NA made it a little closer, putting the final score at 74-58. The Canes hit six
'threes' while the Tigers made seven, five in the second half.
Malik Hooker led the Canes with 19 points while Shawn Anderson
and Anthony Richards each added 16. New Castle High Schools All-Time leading three point
shooter Brandon Dominick added 10.
Hurricanes break
100 - roll over North Hills
102-59
All five Hurricanes' starters hit double figures as the Canes remain undefeated
at 17-0. North Hills led 2-0 until Malik Hooker took over scoring nine points of New
Castle's 13-2 run. The Canes closed quarter with four 'threes', one each by Jesse Salzano,
Anthony Richards, Shawn Anderson and Brandon Dominick. After one the Red Hurricanes led
26-10.
Hooker dominated again in the early in the second period scoring eight fueling a Canes'
13-0 run, stretching the lead to 39-10 at 5:06. North Hills played the Canes even the rest
of the quarter and the Hurricanes were up at the half 59-31. As is the case with these
Canes, defense fueled the scoring explosion as New Castle registered 12 steals in the
first half.
Anderson took over the third period scoring 12 of the Hurricanes 30. Dominick's 'three' at
the close of the quarter gave the Hurricanes a 42 point lead and the Canes bestowed the
'Mercy Rule' on the Indians. With the starters sitting the whole fourth quarter the only
question was would the Canes hit 100. Micah Fulena hit a free throw with 2:23 left to put
the Red Hurricanes at the century mark.
Malik Hooker led the Hurricanes with 23 points and a couple dunks while Shawn Anderson
added 22. Brandon Dominick contributed 14 (with three 3's), Anthony Richards 11 (with
three 3's) and Antonio Rudolph 10 (with a 3 and a dunk). Jesse Salzano added three 3's as
New Castle made 14 of 26 three point attempts against the North Hills zone defense.
New Castle vs North Hills Friday 1/25 postponed to
be played Sat. 1/26
New Castle blows
out Tornado 82-40
New Castle News story
Tribune-Review spotlights the Canes Tribune-Review
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Hurricanes tame
Talbots 75-54
Hampton played even with the
big dog for three quarters. At the end of one period the Talbots led the Canes 15-10. A
hoop to start the second put the lead at seven at 7:34. The Hurricanes began to scratch
their way back into it during the second and the Canes led 28-26 at the half. Hampton
growled to begin the third quarter and either held the lead or were tied with the Canes
until 4:10 of the second when Malik Hooker scored to put New Castle up 40-38. The third
period ended with the Canes in front 46-44 and the Talbots tongues hanging. The big dog
roared to start the fourth quarter and the Talbots responded with a whimper. New Castle
went on a 13-2 run to begin the fourth as the defense exploited the dragging dogs as Hamptons
first five possessions of the period ended with four steals by the Hurricanes and a
blocked shot. Tough to score if you're on a leash. New Castle exercised the only demon
they've had this season and made both ends of three one-on-one free throws and the lead
grew to 22 before the benches were emptied. For three quarters what looked like a
challenge to the Big Dog of Section 3 ended up like 13 others this season so far, just a
tree in the woods.
The reason game was close early was mostly due the Canes' poor shooting. After leading 5-0
New Castle missed their next five shots and got no second chances. Hampton's 2-3 zone and
the missed shots allowed the Talbots a 10-0 run sandwiched between two Anthony Richards'
'threes.' Hooker carried the load for the Canes in the second and third quarters with 10
points in the second and eight in the third with some nice assists from Shawn Andeson.
In the second, Drew Allen hit two 'threes' off the bench to give the Canes a lift
as New Castle had hit only two of nine three point trys up till then. Anderson with 11 led
the Hurricanes in the fourth quarter.Malik Hooker led New Castle with 24 points and Shawn
Anderson had 21. The Red Hurricanes were only 7 of 21 on three point attempts.
Red Hurricanes remain
undefeated, avenge last years only defeat top Montour 60-44
Shawn Anderson lead Canes with 29, Malik Hooker added 18.
Mercy Mercy!! New Castle invokes Mercy rule on Tigers.
Crush undefeated North Allegheny 88-43
North Allegheny scored the first two points of the game and led
4-2 at 7:04 of the first period. The Canes then went on a 24-2 run and the rout was on.
The 12-0 Canes led 28-8 after one quater and 50-24 at the half. North Allegheny with their
upbeat style felt they matched up good with the Red Hurricanes but the Canes tenatious
defense proved to much for the Tigers as North Allegheny turned it over 26 times. Shawn
Anderson scored two of his game high 23 points with eight seconds left in the third period
putting New Castle ahead by 40, 73-33 and putting into effect the Mercy rule. The
Hurricanes' bench was cleared early in the fourth. Anthony Richards added 14 while Drew
Allen added 12 and Brandon Domenick 10.
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Castle News story
North Allegheny anxious to "show Canes what AAAA
(basketball) is all about" Tribune-Review
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Red Hurricanes topple Titans 84-48. 11-0 Canes
face 11-0 North Allegheny on the road Friday night
Canes go 10-0 rolling through Seneca Valley 79-45
Hurricanes crush
South Fayette 93-49
The Canes with an unrelenting defense outscored the Lions 23-11 in the first quarter and
had them doubled them up at halftime 46-23. The Hurricanes play at "100
miles-per-hour" and other teams can't play at that pace. Trying to, leads to turnover
after tournover and results in extended periods of no points scored by the opposition.
Tonight at the C. J. Betters Holiday Tournament South Fayette hit scoring droughts
totaling more than 14 minutes (of a 32 min game) allowing the Canes to have scoring runs
of 9-0, 8-0 and 15-0. After three periods New Castle led by 30, 69-39 and had
invoked the "mercy rule" (for the second night in a row) by being up 40,
81-41,with 5:49 left in the game. Shawn Anderson led the way for the Canes with 18 ponts.
Malik Hooker added 16 while Antonio Rudolph tossed in 12 and Brandon Dominick added 11.
Jesse Salzano and Drew Allen each scored nine.
Lady Canes over
Mt. Pleasant 41-33
Canes rout Quips
90-47
Malik Hooker with 21 and Shawn Anderson 20 led the Hurricanes to victory in the C. J.
Betters Holiday Tournament. New Castle had 63 in the first half. The Canes play South
Fayette at 8:30 Friday for the Blue Division Championship. Shaler will play Lincoln Park
at 7:00 for the Grey Divsion Championship
Lady Canes top
Imani Christian 67-15
Red Hurricanes flatten
North Hills 87-56
New Castle moved to 7-0, 3-0 in section play grabbing an
easy victory over North Hills. The Canes jumped out to a 15-4 lead and were ahead 23-14
after one quarter. A 12 run by New Castle at the end of the first half made it 48-25 at
intermission. The Hurricanes' lead after three quarters was 33, 71-38. Malik Hooker and
Shawn Anderson each scored 14 points while Anthony Richards (13) and Brandon Domenick (12)
each hit four 'threes'. Anderson scored his 1000th career point tonight.
New Castle rolls
over Pine-Richland 67-45
The Canes started out slowly missing
their first four shots with a turnover mixed in but only trailed 5-0 after the first 2:25.
Malik Hooker finally broke the ice at 5:34 and Brandon Dominick hit a 'three' a minute
later to tie the score at five. The Hurricanes scored the next six points before the Rams
made a bucket as the quarter ended. After making only four of 10 field goal attempts in
the quarter the Canes led 11-8 after one.
Pine-Richland out scored the Canes 7-3 to start the second
and took a 15-14 lead at 5:07. New Castle fueled by their defense and finally getting some
rebounds out scored the Rams 17-4 the rest of the second quarter to lead 31-19 at the
half. The highlight of the quarter was a steal by Stu Allen at half court that he grabbed
and drove to the hoop for a score.
The Canes were never threatened the rest of the way,
leading 49-31 after three periods and the lead reached 24 at 3:20 of the fourth. Coach
Blundo cleared the bench with more than three minutes to play.
In a game the Hurricanes hit only four of 14 'threes' and
missed numerous layups, they won by more than 20 in a game they clearly didn't play their
best.
Malik Hooker led the Canes with 17 points and 10 rebounds
while Shawn Anderson added 15 points, Brandon Domenick 11 and Drew Allen 10.
Hurricanes' boys at KSA Tournament in Orlando, Fla.
Hurricanes over
Anchorage Christian 85-63New Castle News story
Canes win first Florida game vs Cypress Creek (FL)
HS 77-61
New
Castle News story
Other local teams in KSA Tourney
Anchorage Christian 77 Lincoln Park 70
Lincoln Park 72 Cypress Creek 70
Chartiers Valley 80 vs Anchorage Christian 61
complete tournament schedule and results
Hurricanes best
Butler 64-48
Canes pick up Section 3 road win
Butler's pressing defense took the open 'three' from Anthony Richards and David Dominick
out of the Cane's offense so Malik Hooker hit two 'three's' during an 11-2 run in the
first quarter as New Castle over came an early 8-2 Butler lead. A 'three' by Dominick, a
dunk by Antonio Rudolph and a bucket by Stu Allen gave the Hurricanes a 20-12 lead after
one quarter. New Castle ran the lead out to 14 points with six minutes gone in the second
period before got Butler got back to within 10 at the half 30-20.
The Tornado opened the second half on a 10-3 spurt and were
within in three points of the Canes 33-30 at 4:51 of the third. New Castle behind Hooker
and Rudolph went on a 14-3 run and pushed their lead to 14 after three quarters. The
Hurricanes' fourth quarter lead grew to as much as 18 several times before the benches
were emptied.
Malik Hooker led the Canes with 19 points while Antonio Rudolph had 12 and Shawn Anderson
added 11 and 9 rebounds. New Castle News story
Lady Canes top
Mohawk 35-30 New Castle News story
New Castle Tipoff Tourney
Canes top Beaver
Falls 80-59 New Castle News story
New Castle opened the
night hitting three 3's, jumping up on Beaver Falls 9-5 with thee minutes gone in the
first quarter. A minute and a half later after four straight buckets the Canes led 17-5
and New Castle never looked back. Beaver Falls did get the lead down to seven at the end
of one period but a 15-0 run to start the second extended the lead to 38-16. Shawn
Anderson led the way with 20 points while Anthony Richards poured in 19 on 6 of 11 three
pointers, and Malik Hooker added 18.
Lake Ridge Academy beat Lady Canes 52-34 New Castle News story
Red Hurricanes pound
Pittsburgh Perry 92-50 New Castle News story
Lady Canes top
Neshannock 43-35 New
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