Rock The Ribbon Roundball Shootout @ Rockbridge HS (Friday)
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FINAL in the #RockTheRibbon Shootout
Greenfield (NC) 80 Broadway 43
For Greenfield in win UNC commit Coby White 27P 7A 5R Georgia Southern commit Elijah McCadden 13P 10R 5A 2020 DJI Bailey 14P (4-5 3P) 2020 Trey Pittman 11P 3R
For Broadway in loss 2019 Seth Kiem 12P 5R 3A 2020 Ben Alderfer 11P 4R 2020 Jaxson Jameson 8P 3R 3A 2018 Jordan Yankey 6P
Greenfield has a big match up tomorrow with Northside out of Roanoke
FINAL in the #RockTheRibbon Shootout
Greenfield (NC) 80 Broadway 43
For Greenfield in win UNC commit Coby White 27P 7A 5R Georgia Southern commit Elijah McCadden 13P 10R 5A 2020 DJI Bailey 14P (4-5 3P) 2020 Trey Pittman 11P 3R
For Broadway in loss 2019 Seth Kiem 12P 5R 3A 2020 Ben Alderfer 11P 4R 2020 Jaxson Jameson 8P 3R 3A 2018 Jordan Yankey 6P
Greenfield has a big match up tomorrow with Northside out of Roanoke
Up Next at the #RockTheRibbon Shootout is a matchup between the #2 team in the country Oak Hill Academy and St. James out of Maryland
HALFTIME at the #RockTheRibbon Shootout
Oak Hill 23 Saint James 23
For OHA 2018 Keldon Johnson 8P (4-4 FG) 2S 2018 Keyontae Johnson 6P 2R 2018 Will Richardson 5P 5A 3R 3S
For SJ 2018 Anthony Garcia 10P ((5-7 FG) 2R 2018 Annie Harris 6P 5A 3R 2018 Dima Zdor 5P 3R
Oak Hill 23 Saint James 23
For OHA 2018 Keldon Johnson 8P (4-4 FG) 2S 2018 Keyontae Johnson 6P 2R 2018 Will Richardson 5P 5A 3R 3S
For SJ 2018 Anthony Garcia 10P ((5-7 FG) 2R 2018 Annie Harris 6P 5A 3R 2018 Dima Zdor 5P 3R
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FINAL at the #RockTheRibbon Shootout Oak Hill Academy 62 Saint James 52
Wasn’t the prettiest game but Oak Hill was able to pull it off, moves to 32-0
For OHA in win: Kentucky commit Keldon Johnson 19P 5R 3S 2A Florida commit Keyontae Johnson 19P 4R 4A Oregon commit Will Richardson 10P 5R 6A 3S Kansas commit Dave McCormack 5P 13R 3B
For Saint James in loss: 2018 Anthony Garcia 18P 6R 2019 Callum Baker 11P 3R 3A 3S 2018 Amir Harris 10P 9A 4R 2018 Dima Zdor 6P 7R
Wasn’t the prettiest game but Oak Hill was able to pull it off, moves to 32-0
For OHA in win: Kentucky commit Keldon Johnson 19P 5R 3S 2A Florida commit Keyontae Johnson 19P 4R 4A Oregon commit Will Richardson 10P 5R 6A 3S Kansas commit Dave McCormack 5P 13R 3B
For Saint James in loss: 2018 Anthony Garcia 18P 6R 2019 Callum Baker 11P 3R 3A 3S 2018 Amir Harris 10P 9A 4R 2018 Dima Zdor 6P 7R
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Final game today in the #RockTheRibbon Roundball Shootout is between Spotswood of Harrisonburg and Robert E. Lee of Staunton
Half: Spotswood boys 29, Robert E. Lee 26.
Velvin hits a 3 to beat the buzzer for Leemen.
Leemen end the frame on a 9-2 run.
Jahleel Pettiford leas the way with eight points
Vaughan (Lee) only has 4 points - sat most of the 2Q with 2 fouls.
Velvin hits a 3 to beat the buzzer for Leemen.
Leemen end the frame on a 9-2 run.
Jahleel Pettiford leas the way with eight points
Vaughan (Lee) only has 4 points - sat most of the 2Q with 2 fouls.
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For Spotswood at half
2020 Kaleb Strawderman 10P 3R 3A
2019 Angel Pacheco-Ortiz 5P 8R
2020 Robert Smith 4P 4R (sat out 2nd qtr w/foul trouble)
For R. E. Lee at half
2018 Jahleel Pettiford 8P
2019 Jalen Henderson 6P 4R
2018 Jarvis Vaughan 6P (3-3 FG, sat our 2nd w/foul trouble)
2020 Kaleb Strawderman 10P 3R 3A
2019 Angel Pacheco-Ortiz 5P 8R
2020 Robert Smith 4P 4R (sat out 2nd qtr w/foul trouble)
For R. E. Lee at half
2018 Jahleel Pettiford 8P
2019 Jalen Henderson 6P 4R
2018 Jarvis Vaughan 6P (3-3 FG, sat our 2nd w/foul trouble)
For Robert E. Lee in loss
2018 Jarvis Vaughan 22P 6R
2018 Jahleel Pettiford 12P 2S
2019 Jalen Henderson 10P 6R 3A
2018 Jayden Williams 5P 5R 6A
2018 Jarvis Vaughan 22P 6R
2018 Jahleel Pettiford 12P 2S
2019 Jalen Henderson 10P 6R 3A
2018 Jayden Williams 5P 5R 6A
The Staunton News Leader obviously feels that neither Lee/Waynesboro (Thurs. night) nor Lee/Spotswood (Friday night) was important enough to put in its papers.
There hasn't been a Lee girls' game article all season!
There hasn't been a Lee girls' game article all season!
That's really unbelievable!
Are you able to access the News Leader online?
There are articles about the games there.
I posted the Lee-Waynesboro article in the Lee/Waynesboro thread from Thursday night.
I'll post the Lee-Spotswood game below for you.
Lee drops second straight, falls to Spotswood
Patrick Hite, phite@newsleader.comPublished 11:54 p.m. ET Jan. 26, 2018 | Updated 8:11 a.m. ET Jan. 27, 2018
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LEXINGTON - It wasn't a good two days for Robert E. Lee basketball.
It began Thursday night with a one-point loss to Waynesboro in a nondistrict game at the Paul Hatcher Gym.
Then the losing carried over to Friday night.
Playing in the Rock the Ribbon Roundball Shootout, a tournament at Rockbridge County High School created to raise money for cancer awareness and research, Lee High tipped it with Spotswood in the final of three games on the opening night of the event.
With Lee moving into the Shenandoah District after last season, it was a reunion of sorts with Spotswood from the Valley District. The two have been rivals for a long time, but as Lee coach Terrell Mickens said this week, it hasn't been much of a rivalry lately because Spotswood had won 12-straight meetings between the two.
Robert E. Lee's Jalen Henderson drives the baseline against Spotswood during the second quarter of their boys basketball game at the Rock The Ribbon Roundball Shootout on Friday, Jan. 26, 2018 at Rockbridge County High School in Lexington, Va. (Photo: Tom Jacobs/The News Leader)
After Friday night, it's 13 in row for the Trailblazers, an unlucky number to be certain for the Leemen who fell 66-59.
Lee led 14-8 late in the first quarter after Jalen Henderson hit a 3-pointer, one of his 3 on the night and part of the 10 points he scored.
But Spotswood rattled off the next 13 points to lead 21-14 early in the second quarter. Lee never regained the lead, although they got it to one on a Jahleel Pettiford layup off an assist by Jarvis Vaughan.
"It's kind of shaky," Pettiford, who had 12 points in the loss, said of the mood in the Lee locker room after the game. "But we'll get back. Last year we lost to this team and then after that is when we made our run."
Robert E. Lee's Jalen Henderson passes to a teammate during the second quarter of the Leemen's boys basketball game against Spotswood at the Rock The Ribbon Roundball Shootout on Friday, Jan. 26, 2018 at Rockbridge County High School in Lexington, Va. (Photo: Tom Jacobs/The News Leader)
A run that ended with Lee High as the Class 2 state champions. Lee fans are hoping that same magic happens again following yet another loss to Spotswood.
In addition to that similarity, there is another one. Last year, Lee lost to Martinsville in the Rock the Ribbon, its second loss in a row. Lee entered the Lexington event off a loss to Harrisonburg.
Robert E. Lee's Isaiah Elliston posts up against Spotswood's Angel Pachecho-Ortiz during the second quarter of their boys basketball game at the Rock The Ribbon Roundball Shootout on Friday, Jan. 26, 2018 at Rockbridge County High School in Lexington, Va. (Photo: Tom Jacobs/The News Leader)
Lee struggled with foul trouble all night against Spotswood Friday. At one point in the third quarter, Vaughan, Henderson and point guard Jayden Williams were all on the bench as the fouls piled up.
After falling behind by nine in the fourth quarter, Lee managed to cut the Spotswood lead to three points on three different occasions. On the final time, Vaughan missed a free throw that would have completed a 3-point play and got Lee to within two.
Elijah Mushagasha came back to score for Spotswood, pretty much putting the game out of reach for Lee.
"I thought Spotswood made some tough shots," Mickens said. "Every time we cut it close, (Kaleb Strawderman) hit a big-time shot. He's a shooter and we didn't find him in the transition. I'll take the blame for that one."
Strawderman finished with 13 points, but most of his damage was done early, with 10 first-quarter points.
Robert E. Lee's Jarvis Vaughan goes up for a shot against Spotswood during the second quarter of their boys basketball game at the Rock The Ribbon Roundball Shootout on Friday, Jan. 26, 2018 at Rockbridge County High School in Lexington, Va. (Photo: Tom Jacobs/The News Leader)
Vaughan finished with 22 points to lead Lee.
Lee is at Riverheads on Tuesday and at Stonewall Jackson Wednesday.
Pettiford said the team just got in the gym and worked hard last year following those back-to-back losses. He thinks the team will do the same thing this time.
"Practice makes perfect," he said. "We just need to go in there and do what we do, work hard. Go hard and we'll get back to the level that we was last year."
Patrick Hite, phite@newsleader.comPublished 11:54 p.m. ET Jan. 26, 2018 | Updated 8:11 a.m. ET Jan. 27, 2018
TWEETLINKEDINCOMMENTEMAILMORE
LEXINGTON - It wasn't a good two days for Robert E. Lee basketball.
It began Thursday night with a one-point loss to Waynesboro in a nondistrict game at the Paul Hatcher Gym.
Then the losing carried over to Friday night.
Playing in the Rock the Ribbon Roundball Shootout, a tournament at Rockbridge County High School created to raise money for cancer awareness and research, Lee High tipped it with Spotswood in the final of three games on the opening night of the event.
With Lee moving into the Shenandoah District after last season, it was a reunion of sorts with Spotswood from the Valley District. The two have been rivals for a long time, but as Lee coach Terrell Mickens said this week, it hasn't been much of a rivalry lately because Spotswood had won 12-straight meetings between the two.
Robert E. Lee's Jalen Henderson drives the baseline against Spotswood during the second quarter of their boys basketball game at the Rock The Ribbon Roundball Shootout on Friday, Jan. 26, 2018 at Rockbridge County High School in Lexington, Va. (Photo: Tom Jacobs/The News Leader)
After Friday night, it's 13 in row for the Trailblazers, an unlucky number to be certain for the Leemen who fell 66-59.
Lee led 14-8 late in the first quarter after Jalen Henderson hit a 3-pointer, one of his 3 on the night and part of the 10 points he scored.
But Spotswood rattled off the next 13 points to lead 21-14 early in the second quarter. Lee never regained the lead, although they got it to one on a Jahleel Pettiford layup off an assist by Jarvis Vaughan.
"It's kind of shaky," Pettiford, who had 12 points in the loss, said of the mood in the Lee locker room after the game. "But we'll get back. Last year we lost to this team and then after that is when we made our run."
Robert E. Lee's Jalen Henderson passes to a teammate during the second quarter of the Leemen's boys basketball game against Spotswood at the Rock The Ribbon Roundball Shootout on Friday, Jan. 26, 2018 at Rockbridge County High School in Lexington, Va. (Photo: Tom Jacobs/The News Leader)
A run that ended with Lee High as the Class 2 state champions. Lee fans are hoping that same magic happens again following yet another loss to Spotswood.
In addition to that similarity, there is another one. Last year, Lee lost to Martinsville in the Rock the Ribbon, its second loss in a row. Lee entered the Lexington event off a loss to Harrisonburg.
Robert E. Lee's Isaiah Elliston posts up against Spotswood's Angel Pachecho-Ortiz during the second quarter of their boys basketball game at the Rock The Ribbon Roundball Shootout on Friday, Jan. 26, 2018 at Rockbridge County High School in Lexington, Va. (Photo: Tom Jacobs/The News Leader)
Lee struggled with foul trouble all night against Spotswood Friday. At one point in the third quarter, Vaughan, Henderson and point guard Jayden Williams were all on the bench as the fouls piled up.
After falling behind by nine in the fourth quarter, Lee managed to cut the Spotswood lead to three points on three different occasions. On the final time, Vaughan missed a free throw that would have completed a 3-point play and got Lee to within two.
Elijah Mushagasha came back to score for Spotswood, pretty much putting the game out of reach for Lee.
"I thought Spotswood made some tough shots," Mickens said. "Every time we cut it close, (Kaleb Strawderman) hit a big-time shot. He's a shooter and we didn't find him in the transition. I'll take the blame for that one."
Strawderman finished with 13 points, but most of his damage was done early, with 10 first-quarter points.
Robert E. Lee's Jarvis Vaughan goes up for a shot against Spotswood during the second quarter of their boys basketball game at the Rock The Ribbon Roundball Shootout on Friday, Jan. 26, 2018 at Rockbridge County High School in Lexington, Va. (Photo: Tom Jacobs/The News Leader)
Vaughan finished with 22 points to lead Lee.
Lee is at Riverheads on Tuesday and at Stonewall Jackson Wednesday.
Pettiford said the team just got in the gym and worked hard last year following those back-to-back losses. He thinks the team will do the same thing this time.
"Practice makes perfect," he said. "We just need to go in there and do what we do, work hard. Go hard and we'll get back to the level that we was last year."
"That's really unbelievable!
Are you able to access the News Leader online?
There are articles about the games there."
The News Leader shut down its presses, & has its papers printed in Harrisonburg. Well, Harrisonburg has to print its own newspaper, so the NL has a 5:00 pm deadline for stories written by its reporters. If you drive by the building it once owned (it recently sold it, & is renting a small portion now) at 11:00 pm, you'll see the papers delivered from the Harrisonburg presses, waiting for pick up & delivery.
Be careful if you sign up for the NL's online services - read the privacy policy. It's brutal.
I've been told the NL plans on being 100% online in 3 to 5 years. I guess not printing the game stories, not even printing the standings, is preparing those who stubbornly continue to buy the printed version.
Since there were Saturday afternoon games today, the NL will probably grace its customers with a couple of stories tomorrow morning.
If you want high school sports coverage in a printed newspaper, the Waynesboro News Virginian is the only option.
Are you able to access the News Leader online?
There are articles about the games there."
The News Leader shut down its presses, & has its papers printed in Harrisonburg. Well, Harrisonburg has to print its own newspaper, so the NL has a 5:00 pm deadline for stories written by its reporters. If you drive by the building it once owned (it recently sold it, & is renting a small portion now) at 11:00 pm, you'll see the papers delivered from the Harrisonburg presses, waiting for pick up & delivery.
Be careful if you sign up for the NL's online services - read the privacy policy. It's brutal.
I've been told the NL plans on being 100% online in 3 to 5 years. I guess not printing the game stories, not even printing the standings, is preparing those who stubbornly continue to buy the printed version.
Since there were Saturday afternoon games today, the NL will probably grace its customers with a couple of stories tomorrow morning.
If you want high school sports coverage in a printed newspaper, the Waynesboro News Virginian is the only option.
Have you read its privacy policy?
Not only does it collect your private info for advertising, etc. - it shares your private info with third parties (I assume it sells your information) -
"Share. We share the information with our service providers and affiliates to administer the Services; to provide content for the Services; to provide advertising on the Services; and for other purposes. We also share the information with other third parties to provide advertising on the Services, on other sites and apps, and for other purposes. ...
The collection of information by our service providers and third-party advertising service providers is governed by their relevant privacy notices, for which we have no responsibility or liability, and are not covered by our Privacy Notice. If you have any questions regarding the privacy notice of one of our service providers, you should contact the service provider directly for more information.
If you would like more information about the information collection practices of a particular third-party advertising service provider, or if you would like more information on how to opt out of a third-party advertising service provider’s information collection practices, go to www.aboutads.info, or for apps, at www.aboutads.info/appchoices.
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The News Leader sells your private information -
"Please also note that as our business grows, we may buy or sell various assets. If we sell some or all of our assets, or our Services are acquired by another company, information collected about our Services’ users may be among the transferred assets."
There's more on the NL's site.
The good news - the Lee boys' Friday night game was reported in the Sunday paper.
Not only does it collect your private info for advertising, etc. - it shares your private info with third parties (I assume it sells your information) -
"Share. We share the information with our service providers and affiliates to administer the Services; to provide content for the Services; to provide advertising on the Services; and for other purposes. We also share the information with other third parties to provide advertising on the Services, on other sites and apps, and for other purposes. ...
The collection of information by our service providers and third-party advertising service providers is governed by their relevant privacy notices, for which we have no responsibility or liability, and are not covered by our Privacy Notice. If you have any questions regarding the privacy notice of one of our service providers, you should contact the service provider directly for more information.
If you would like more information about the information collection practices of a particular third-party advertising service provider, or if you would like more information on how to opt out of a third-party advertising service provider’s information collection practices, go to www.aboutads.info, or for apps, at www.aboutads.info/appchoices.
Additionally, some of our third-party advertising service providers are members of the Network Advertising Initiative ("NAI"). You can obtain more information about these third-party advertising service providers' information collection practices, and opt out of such practices (and at the same time opt out of the collection practices of other, or all, NAI members) by following the opt out instructions on the NAI's website at http://www.networkadvertising.org/managing/opt_out.asp.
Please note that one of our third-party advertising service providers is DoubleClick. You can opt out of the use of cookies by DoubleClick by visiting http://www.google.com/settings/ads. ...
We may use location information, either information you provided by you or information automatically collected, in order to provide you with location-based content, interest-based content services and advertising. ..."
The News Leader sells your private information -
"Please also note that as our business grows, we may buy or sell various assets. If we sell some or all of our assets, or our Services are acquired by another company, information collected about our Services’ users may be among the transferred assets."
There's more on the NL's site.
The good news - the Lee boys' Friday night game was reported in the Sunday paper.
