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Posted on: Dec. 24 2003,8:56 am |
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 The JV team is successful because of excellent coaching. The varsity will continue to win ball games if they share the basketball.
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Posted on: Dec. 28 2003,9:42 pm |
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Stop into the Hs Atheletic office for a winter sports schedule for both at home and away games.
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Posted on: Dec. 29 2003,12:38 pm |
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Ben Woodside adds another basketball award as Most Valuable Play in the 2nd annual "Tiger Classic." Way to go Woody? Who was the MVP in the girls' tournament?
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Posted on: Dec. 30 2003,1:44 pm |
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I predict Ben will be a candidate for Mr. Basketball in Minnesota! Outstanding for outstate player not known of in the metro a year ago.
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Ben Rocks!!
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Posted on: Jan. 06 2004,1:42 am |
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I just want to add that Ben is the crap and you all should know that. I have seen 4 games this year and have played against him many times. Let me also add im not from Albert Lea.
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Ben Rocks!!
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Posted on: Jan. 06 2004,1:46 am |
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Everyone can sit and talk about if he is good or not, just go and see him play. Find 5.00 around the house see him play once, then answer your own questions about him. You will see that he is the best point guard in the state.
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Posted on: Jan. 06 2004,10:18 am |
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I have no doubt that he is a good player, but how would you tell that he is the best point guard in the state by just watching him? Wouldnt you have to see other point guards from across the state play to be able to make that decision?
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Posted on: Jan. 06 2004,5:31 pm |
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Ben reminds me a lot of Lindsey Whalen of the Lady Gophers. What natural ability. There are just certain things that cannot be learned, one has natural ability or one does not. Janet McCarville , Whalens" teammate on the Gopher team has excellent numbers but to look at her play she appears big, clumsy and uncoordiated. She obviously has weighted out and is very strong (obviously, a good thing for a Center) but to watch Whalen play is poetry in motion. Like Lindsey, Ben is an unheralded star of greater Minnesota as well. No one but no one could have predicted she would have made national college player of the year two years ago and she is on the same roll this year. Ben is a talent that is just blossoming and people that can spot natural talent predict great things for this kid. What a wonderful boost to program that has been suffering badly for a number of years.
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Posted on: Jan. 07 2004,2:48 pm |
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I LOVE IT WHEN THEY DUNK THE BASKETBALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted on: Jan. 12 2004,6:44 pm |
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I might add that aside from being a exceptional basketball player, he is a very nice and mannerly kid, very respectful of those around him off the court and kind to some kids that others just ignore...
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