BA Hoyas 17U beat Southern around 6 points. Shinning Stars 17U lost to KYA by 19.

The BA Hoyas play tomorrow at 4:45 and in will be on webcast on Ihigh.

Here is a link to the web site where you can find results of games and pool play:

 

http://www.eddiefordhoops.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=25&Itemid=8

Are the Louisville Magic playing in this?

Are the Louisville Magic playing in this?

 

 

Looks like it. Jody Demling just tweeted that he heard they are up 44-4 in the first half.

They won 133-21. I don't know who they were playing.

Bombers win easily today against the ky flight 67 to 38. They don't play again until 8:30 pm tonight.

The BA Hoyas play tomorrow at 4:45 and in will be on webcast on Ihigh.

 

Here is a link to the broadcast. BA Hoyas are up now 22-14.

 

http://www.ihigh.com/eddiefordhoops/broadcast_168000.html?silverlight=1

The BA Hoyas 17U defeat the Tennesee Contenders 65-46 and move on in the Gold brackett.

The Bombers win again tonight against Orlando Basketball Club 45 to 43.

Edited July 12, 201115 yr by gold sunrise
Rule #13

The BA Hoyas 17U will play the Shinning Stars (Ohio) at 9:15 a.m. on court 7; if they win the second game would be 1 p.m. on court 7. Final - 4:45 p.m. on court 1.

From J. Demling:

 

[h=1]A little Cousins at the HoopFest[/h]Posted on July 11, 2011 by Jody Demling

One of the topics of conversation at the Eddie Ford Kentucky HoopFest this week has been about the guy that looks just like DeMarcus Cousins.

No, it’s not him.

The former University of Kentucky star isn’t back on the travel basketball circuit but his brother - Jaleel Cousins – is playing for the Birmingham Storm.

The 6-foot-10, 265-pound Cousins looks like his big brother and is now trying to follow in his footsteps on the basketball court.

“People tell me that all the time,” the younger Cousins said. “People tell me I should be the same way (in basketball).”

But the younger Cousins said he’s not there yet and only recently has started to focus in workouts and games to try and get better.

“He’s living in the shadow, I guess you could say,” Birmingham Storm coach Chris Monroe said. “He’s a very soft-spoken kid.”

Cousins spent some time last summer mending from a broken foot and has played on the varsity team at Mobile, Ala., LeFlore High School the past two seasons.

In the Hoopfest, the Storm are into the quarterfinals of the gold bracket in the 17s division after two wins on Monday. The Storm plays on Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. at the Kentucky Fair & Exposition Center on court three.

 

http://blogs.courier-journal.com/jodydemling/2011/07/11/a-little-cousins-at-the-hoopfest/

6-10, 265? Geez. Those Cousins kids are huge. Is he as good as his brother? Is he on the Big Blue radar?

BA Hoyas 17U are in the final 4 by defeating Shinning Stars (Ohio) this morning by a score of 48-40. They will play Garner Road at 1:00 this afternoon.

A great recap of yesterdays games by J. Demling:

 

 

• KYA All-Stars are one of two local teams left in the 17s gold division tournament. Scott County’s Tamron Manning has been solid all week for the KYA team, including 19 in one of the wins on the day. Trinity’s Nathan Dieudonne and Butler’s Jaylen Wesson have played well, while Eastern’s Tyrell Corlew had 17 points in one of the games.

 

• The BA Hoyas 17s are also still alive with North Oldham’s Devon Rowan playing solid in the HoopFest. The Hoyas are also getting solid contributions from several others, including Charles Foster of Trinity. Rowan had 15 and 14 in two games.

 

http://blogs.courier-journal.com/jodydemling/2011/07/12/kentucky-hoopfest-monday-recap/