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Dragons finish the day 3-0 in pool play and will go into tomorrow's tournament as the #1 seed. Dragons are now 13-0 on the season. You can catch tomorrow's semifinal game live here on Dragons Facebook page at 10:30 Eastern time tomorrow morning. Scores from today's games. Dragons 68 Milwaukee 37 Dragons 65 Nebraska 27 Dragons 72 St Louis 39

The Cincinnati Dragons will be traveling to Kansas City this weekend for the KC Crossroads Tournament. Schedule for Saturday's games below - games will be streamed live on www.facebook.com/gcasc. All times are Eastern time. 9:00 Milwaukee Bucks 10:30 Nebraska Red Dawgs 3:00 St Louis Rollin' Rams

Dragons win the Iowa Capital Classic! Championship game was an 81-26 victory over Milwaukee. Dragons go 6-0 for the weekend and are now 10-0 on the season. Very balanced effort this weekend with 4 players scoring in double digits every game. The Dragons will return to action on May 1-2 in Kansas City.

Dragons win their final game of the day 63-35 over Mad City. Solid team effort with 7 of our 9 players scoring. Dragons finish pool play with a 3-0 record and will be the #2 seed in single elimination tournament tomorrow. First game tomorrow at 10:30 Eastern time against the #7 seed Indianapolis Racers.

Dragons win first game against KC 58-35 and win second game 66-46 against Milwaukee. Next game at 5:00 Eastern against Mad City.

The Cincinnati Dragons will be traveling to Iowa to play in the Iowa Capital City Classic on Saturday and Sunday. Saturday Pool Play Schedule 10:30 Kansas City 12:00 Milwaukee 5:00 Madison A single elimination tournament will follow on Sunday morning. All games will be streamed live on our Facebook page Cincinnati Dragons Wheelchair Basketball Facebook Page. I will try to update throughout the weekend.

Here's Kerwin's senior year highlight video. Kerwin Haake Senior Year Highlight Video

Some pictures from signing day.

And here's Kerwin's highlight video. Kerwin Haake Highlight Video

Cincinnati Dragons Senior Kerwin Haake (Lexington KY) will be signing his letter of intent tomorrow to play college wheelchair basketball at the University of Arizona next year. Kerwin is our first college signee in the 4 year history of the Dragons. Signing ceremony will start around 2:30 tomorrow and will be streamed on our Facebook page if anyone is interested in watching. http://www.facebook.com/gcasc

I feel like 20 HBP has to be a record also - yikes!

Quite a score. Anyone got info on this slugfest?

Here's a good story the local news did about the tournament. https://www.wate.com/news/local-news/watch-hoopfest-at-rocky-top-showcases-top-tier-talent-for-wheelchair-basketball-tournament/

Here's the final scores from today's tournament. Pool Play Cincinnati 69 Atlanta White 34 Cincinnati 63 Charlotte 38 Cincinnati 69 Atlanta Red 62 Championship Cincinnati 63 Atlanta Red 49 This is the first time in program history we have beat the Atlanta Red team who finished last year ranked #3 in the nation. Great first tournament for the Dragons and it's so fantastic to see our players back on the court after over a yearlong layoff. Our team has been practicing/conditioning for the last 7 months and great to see the hard work pay off! We will back in action on April 17-18 in Iowa.

Dragons finish 4-0 and win the Rocky Top Hoopfest Championship!!

First game tips off in 15 minutes.

The Cincinnati Dragons will open their season at the Rocky Top Hoopfest this Saturday!! Top competition will include Atlanta (finished #3 in country last year) and Charlotte (#11 last year). Full schedule and livestream info is attached if anyone wants to tune in.

1) Honestly either way I don't see many students doing this. I teach HS seniors and haven't heard of anyone talking about this at all. But I would think if a student is doing it just for sports it would be much more likely for a fall sport. 2) I would assume once they meet their diploma requirements they have their diploma and that is finalized. It is a very weird situation though. They would be both officially graduated and still in high school at the same time.

Just what I was going to say. I could see a fall sport athlete coming back for 2 months then dropping out. I can’t see many winter or spring sport athletes repeating the entire year.

After over a year off due to Covid, the Cincinnati Dragons will be returning to action this weekend in Knoxville TN!! We will play a reduced schedule this year but we are happy that our players (especially our seniors) will get a chance to play. TEAM PREVIEW The Dragons are looking to make a run at the national championship this year with 4 out of 5 starters returning from a team that finished #5 in the country last year. The Dragons will be led by their senior co-captains Alex Hilgeford (Beavercreek OH) and Kerwin Haake (Lexington KY). Starting post player Hilgeford will bring a solid presence inside as the second leading scorer last year with a team-high 56% field-goal percentage. Starting PG Haake recently signed his letter-of-intent with the University of Arizona and will look to control the game with his ballhandling and outside shooting (team-high 17 3-pointers last season). Joining them in the starting lineup will be a trio of talented sophomores including last year's leading scorer Gabe Taylor (Augusta KY) and 2 speedsters Jamie Stanford (Cincinnati) and Mathias Krodel (Cincinnati). The Dragons will also be expecting contributions off the bench from Kendall Speaks (Ironton OH), Hayden Peck (Cincinnati), Sean Nichols (Villa Hills KY), Jakoby Gilliam (Cincinnati), Josh Clayton (Piqua OH) and Logan Cover (Hamersville OH). TEAM SCHEDULE The Dragons will play a challenging schedule starting with the Rocky Top Invitational next Saturday March 27th where they will face teams ranked #2 (Atlanta) and #11 (Charlotte) in last year's final rankings. March 27 Knoxville April 17-18 Des Moines May 1-2 Kansas City May 15 Atlanta May 22 Midwest Conference Tournament in Cincinnati June 25-27 National Tournament in Wichita All games will be streamed live on our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/gcasc

Scrimmage will start around 12:55 on Facebook if anyone wants to check it out.

After some Covid delays the wheelchair basketball season is FINALLY about to start. Tomorrow our varsity Cincinnati Dragons will scrimmage the adult Division I Cincinnati Royals. The Dragons have finished the last 2 seasons ranked #5 in the nation and will look to contend for a national championship this season with 4 starters returning. The Royals finished in 3rd place at the Division 2 national championship last year and will be bumping up to Division I this season. Scrimmage will tip off approximately 12:45 tomorrow March 6th. If anyone wants to watch it will be streamed live on our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/GCASC

I think it's very likely the vaccination supply will increase very soon. Supposedly Pfizer and Moderna will have 600 million vaccines distributed by July not to mention Johnson and Johnson hopefully getting approved as soon as today. If that's correct everyone that wants one should be able to get one by the end of the summer. As you mentioned, the major issue is getting the vast majority of people to get the vaccine or else we may be dealing Covid much longer than we should.

Mr. Football Cam Hergott commits to Akron - posted on Twitter this afternoon.