February 5, 2005

Freshman & Sophomore Tryouts...

We are looking to fill positions for our freshman/sophomore team that will travel on our 16U spring/summer schedule. All interested current freshman and sophomores that wish to tryout can contact Baltimore Select coaches via email. Leave your name, number, grade, school and parents information and a Baltimore Select coach will contact you with the tryout dates and locations.

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February 4, 2005

Tyson and the gang put up big numbers for #2 Walbrook

In a big win vs. Patterson, Edward Tyson had a complete game. "Butts" had a career game scoring 35 points, grabbing 12 rebounds and dishing 9 assists in the 104-71 win against Patterson. The Select standout has had a great season so far leading Walbrook to the #2 ranking in Baltimore. During the game vs. Patterson, his two running mates, Velmar Coleman (Towson Univ) and junior Rodney Spruill helped with the win scoring 22 points and 20 points repectively. Walbrook has put themselves in a position where they are guranteed to play for the city championship.

February 1, 2005

What are the Chances?

In an article by Hoopmasters.com, its shows the percentage of players that continue to move onto different levels of competition. Players can have dreams of continuing basketball from high school, to college and wishfully the professionals and a dream is a nice thing to have, but reality and the actual numbers over the years have proven that the dreams of many may not come true. These days with high school athletes aspiring to make the jump straight to the league, the reality is that a chosen few actually can make that leap. Take a look at the following link and see the numbers. College is an attainable dream that can enrich your life by receiving a degree and that degree can put kids in a position to become positive influences in there respective communities. Let's focus on education and the fruits of your hard work will guarantee your success with whatever path you take. Take a look at the following stats and put your dreams in perspective.

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January 20, 2005

Bowers moves into starting line Up

Former Select standout has moved into the starting line up for the Maryland Terrapins. After sitting on the bench for most of his freshman season, Bowers has hit the weights and gained some muscle as he has proven his abilities in his sophomore season with the Terps. With Hasana Fofana deciding to transfer mid-season, Coach Williams now only has Bowers as his true center. Bowers has worked his way to the starting line-up by playing good defense and rebounding. With his continued success, the terps will look to Bowers to help lead the way.

January 18, 2005

Galloway shows leadership and toughness in ACC win

Former Baltimore Select standout shows his leadership in a big ACC conference win against the #3 Demon Deacon's from Wake Forest. The Seminoles never gave up the lead but fell short in regulation with a game tying last second three pointer by the Deacons's Taron Downey. He was fouled while making the game tying three point play but missed the free throw which then sent the game into overtime. This is where Todd went off scoring nine straight points in overtime to seal the win for Florida State.

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January 15, 2005

Spruill puts it on the Sabers

Walbrook put the ball in Spruill's hands and let him carry them to a convincing 52-38 win over the home Southwestern Sabres. With Spruill's 20 point, 12 rebound game, Walbrook will probally move up in the rankings and continue to surprise everyone on the city. With upset road wins against Dunbar and Southwestern, they look to be teh team to beat in the city so far in the 2004-2005 school year. With Spruill helping veterans Velmar Coleman and Edward Tyson, Walbrook has a solid foundation along with poised point work by Mark Davis. Watch out for Walbrook they have proven they can win in two of teh most hostile courts in the city, now all they have to do is win at home to carry themselves into the state tourny.

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January 18, 2005

Baltimore Area Prep Poll

Mt. St. Joe had a great week to stay on top of this weeks prep poll and Walbrook's upset of Southwestern has moved them up to #2.

Boys basketball

1. Mount St. Joseph 16-1
2. Walbrook 11-2
3. Towson Catholic 17-3
4. Dunbar 9-1
5. Southwestern 12-2
6. McDonogh 15-3
7. Randallstown 11-1
8. Douglass 7-4
9. Aberdeen 8-3
10. Archbishop Spalding 14-7
11. Old Mill 11-1
12. Calvert Hall 16-5
13. Arundel 10-2
14. Centennial 11-2
15. Glen Burnie 9-2

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January 11, 2005

Baltimore Area Prep Poll

Mt. St. Joe still rolling and Southwestern stays undefeated after the 100 Black Men of Md. basketball Academy at Morgan State this past weekend.

Boys basketball

1. Mount St. Joseph 14-1
2. Towson Catholic 15-1
3. Southwestern 11-0
4. Walbrook 9-2
5. Dunbar 7-1
6. McDonogh 13-3
7. Randallstown 9-1
8. Douglass 6-3
9. Archbishop Spalding 13-5
10. St. Frances 7-7
11. Aberdeen 6-3
12. Old Mill 8-1
13. Glen Burnie 8-1
14. Long Reach 10-2
15. C. Milton Wright 9-1

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