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1979-1980 Season
GLENDALE FALCONS 26-4 (8-1 in Ozark Conf.)
MISSOURI CLASS 4A
QUARTERFINALIST!
CLASS 4A DISTRICT CHAMPIONS!
Head Coach - Jack Roberts (256-131 at GHS,
16 Years / 391-216 Overall, 24 Years)
Co-Ozark Conf. Champions!
Jefferson City - Capital City Tournament Champions!
Springfield Holiday Tournament Champions!
2nd Place - Raytown South Tournament!
Junior Varsity / 21-1
Lost to William Chrisman(26-4), 54-58 (OT)
(Missouri Class 4A Third Place)
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Nov. 30th, 1979 / Home
Glendale(1-0) 60 - Columbia Hickman 49
Dec. 7th, 1979 / Away
Glendale(2-0) 80 - Kickapoo(17-10) 70
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Raytown South Tournament
Dec. 11th, 1979 / First Round
Glendale(3-0) 55 - Oak Park 44
Dec. 14th, 1979 / Semifinal
Glendale(4-0) 62 - K.C. Southwest 61
Dec. 15th, 1979 / Championship
Glendale(4-1) 62 - Raytown South(17-6) 73
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Dec. 18th, 1979 / Home
Glendale(5-1) 65 - Springfield Central(22-6) 54
Dec. 20th, 1979 / Away
Glendale(5-2) 58 - Parkview(23-5) 63
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Springfield Holiday Tournament
Dec. 27th, 1979 / First Round
Glendale(6-2) 61 - Hillcrest(16-11) 53
Dec. 28th, 1979 / Semifinal
Glendale(7-2) 53 - Raytown South(17-6) 52
Dec. 29th, 1979 / Championship
Glendale(8-2) 66 - Parkview(23-5) 56
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Jan. 4th, 1980 / Away
Glendale(9-2) 65 - Sedalia Smith-Cotton 52
Jan. 5th, 1980 / Home
Glendale(10-2) 61 - Ft. Smith, Ark. Southside 50
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Jefferson City - Capital City Tournament
Jan. 7th, 1980 / First Round
Glendale(11-2) 82 - Mexico 51
Jan. 11th, 1980 / Semifinal
Glendale(12-2) 77 - Waynesville(14-12) 59
Jan. 12th, 1980 / Championship
Glendale(13-2) 52 - Rolla(9-1) 48
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Jan. 15th, 1980 / Away
Glendale(14-2) 81 - Lebanon 60
Jan. 18th, 1980 / Home
Glendale(15-2) 56 - Hillcrest(16-11) 51
Jan. 29th, 1980 / Away
Glendale(16-2) 56 - Hillcrest(16-11) 47
Feb. 1st, 1980 / Away
Glendale(17-2) 70 - Webb City 64
Feb. 5th, 1980 / Home
Glendale(18-2) 60 - Joplin Parkwood 51
Feb. 12th, 1980 / Home
Glendale(19-2) 73 - Kickapoo(17-10) 55
Feb. 15th, 1980 / Away
Glendale(20-2) 69 - Springfield Central(22-6) 62
Feb. 19th, 1980 / Away
Glendale(21-2) 66 - Joplin Memorial 49
Feb. 22nd, 1980 / Home
Glendale(21-3) 69 - Parkview(23-5) 80
Feb. 29th, 1980 / Home
Glendale(22-3) 90 - Jefferson City 58
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CLASS 4A DISTRICT TOURNAMENT
@ Joplin Parkwood HS
March 3rd, 1980 / First Round
Glendale(23-3) 79 - Carthage 63
March 6th, 1980 / Semifinal
Glendale(24-3) 77 - Kickapoo(17-10) 63
March 8th, 1980 / Championship
Glendale(25-3) 52 - Parkview(23-5) 47
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CLASS 4A SECTIONAL @ Parkview HS
March 10th, 1980
Glendale(26-3) 76 - Springfield Central(22-6) 71
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CLASS 4A QUARTERFINAL @ SMSU
March 12th, 1980
Glendale(26-4) 54 - William Chrisman(26-4) 58 (OT)
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1980-1981 Season
GLENDALE FALCONS 22-5 (7-2 in Ozark Conf.)
TOP TEN IN MO CLASS 4A
Head Coach - Jack Roberts (282-135 at GHS,
17 Years / 417-220 Overall, 25 Years)
Total Program Record / 42 - 10 / .80%
Junior Varsity Coach - Roy Green
Freshman Coach - Ed Baker
Junior Varsity / 14-3 / 1st Place - J.V. Tournament
Freshman / 6-2
Defeated Springfield Parkview (26-4), 40-38
(Missouri Class 4A 3rd Place)
Defeated St. Francis Borgia (25-6), 56-45
(Missouri Class 3A 2nd Place)
Defeated Springfield Central (13-14), 59-44
(Missouri Class 4A Sectionalist)
Lost to Raytown South (23-4), 57-58
(Missouri Class 4A Sectionalist)
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Dec. 9th, 1980 / Away
Glendale(1-0) 90 - Hillcrest(5-19) 67
Dec. 12th, 1980 / Home
Glendale(2-0) 67 - Kickapoo(21-6) 48
Dec. 16th, 1980 / Home
Glendale(3-0) 92 - Hillcrest(5-19) 59
Dec. 19th, 1980 / Home
Glendale(4-0) 84 - Joplin Memorial 61
Dec. 23rd, 1980 / Home
Glendale(4-1) 43 - Parkview(26-4) 78

Springfield Holiday Tournament @ Parkview HS
 Dec. 29th, 1980 / First Round
Glendale(5-1) 65 - West Plains 25
Dec. 30th, 1980 / Semifinal
Glendale(5-2) 57 - Raytown South(23-4) 58
Dec. 31st, 1980 / Third Place
Glendale(6-2) 77 - Vashon 70
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Jan. 3rd, 1981 / Away
Glendale(7-2) 52 - Ft. Smith, AR Southside 47
Jan. 6th, 1981 / Home
Glendale(8-2) 73 - Lebanon 49
Jan. 9th, 1981 / Home
Glendale(9-2) 76 - Sedalia Smith-Cotton 35
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Capital City Classic Tournament @ Jeff City, MO. 
Jan. 12th, 1981 / First Round
Glendale(10-2) 72 - Mexico 37
Jan. 15th, 1981 / Semifinal
Glendale(11-2) 48 - Waynesville 38
Jan. 16th, 1981 / Championship
Glendale(12-2) 58 - Columbia Hickman 44
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Jan. 20th, 1981 / Away
Glendale(13-2) 49 - Springdale, AR 41
Jan. 23rd, 1981 / Away
Glendale(14-2) 59 - Central(13-14) 44
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Union, MO. Tournament
Jan. 26th, 1981 / First Round
Glendale(15-2) 76 - Kennedy 33
Jan. 30th, 1981 / Semifinal
Glendale(16-2) 73 - Union 45
Jan. 31st, 1981 / Championship
Glendale(17-2) 56 - St. Francis Borgia(25-6) 45
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Feb. 3rd, 1981 / Away
Glendale(18-2) 40 - #1 ranked in 4A Parkview(26-4) 38 (OT)
Feb. 5th, 1981 / Home
Glendale(19-2) 44 - Webb City 40
Feb. 13th, 1981 / Away
Glendale(19-3) 64 - Kickapoo(21-6) 66
Feb. 18th, 1981 / Away
Glendale(20-4) 62 - Joplin Parkwood 65
Feb. 20th, 1981 / Home
Glendale(20-4) 69 - Central(13-14) 56
Feb. 27th, 1981 / Away
Glendale(21-4) 70 - Jefferson City 53

Class 4A District @ Kickapoo HS
First Round
Glendale(22-4) 71 - Joplin Memorial 44
Semifinal
Glendale(22-5) 55 - Joplin Parkwood 60
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1981-1982 Season
GLENDALE FALCONS 20-8 (6-2 in Ozark Conf.)
Head Coach - Jack Roberts (304-140 at GHS,
18 Years / 439-225 Overall, 26 Years)
Total Program Record / 40 - 20 / .66%
MISSOURI CLASS 4A
QUARTERFINALIST!
Junior Varsity Coach - Roy Green (53-7 in 3 Years)
Freshman Coach - Don Carlson
Junior Varsity / 15-2 / 1st Place - J.V. Tournament
Freshman / 5-10
Defeated Springfield Hillcrest (19-7), 44-39
(Missouri Class 4A Sectionalist)
Lost to Columbia Hickman (22-6), 56-84
(Missouri Class 4A 3rd Place)
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35th Annual Buffalo, Mo. Tournament
Dec. 4th, 1981 / First Round
Glendale(1-0) 69 - Camdenton 53
Dec. 5th, 1981 / Championship
Glendale(2-0) 62 - Central(19-7) 47

Dec. 11th, 1981 / Away
Glendale(3-0) 69 - Kickapoo(5-20) 60
Dec. 15th, 1981 / Away
Glendale(3-1) 59 - Hillcrest(10-17) 61 (OT)
Dec. 18th, 1981 / Away
Glendale(4-1) 81 - Joplin Memorial 67
Dec. 21st, 1981 / Away
Glendale(5-1) 47 - Parkview(16-10) 46

Springfield Holiday Tournament @ Parkview HS
Dec. 26th, 1981 / First Round
Glendale(5-2) 53 - Joplin Parkwood 61
Dec. 29th, 1981 / Quarterfinal
Glendale(6-2) 48 - Parkview(16-10) 39
Dec. 30th, 1981 / Semifinal
Glendale(6-3) 52 - Jenks, Oklahoma(7-0) 70
Dec. 31st, 1981 / Third Place
Glendale(7-3) 71 - Kickapoo(5-20) 61

Jan. 5th, 1982 / Away
Glendale(7-4) 53 - Sedalia Smith-Cotton 61

Capital City Classic @ Jefferson Ciy, Mo.
Jan. 11th, 1982 / First Round
Glendale(8-4) 64 - Fulton 50
Jan. 14th, 1982 / Semifinal
Glendale(8-5) 49 - Columbia Rock Bridge(5-3) 59
Jan. 15th, 1982 / Third Place
Glendale(8-6) 49 - Sedalia Smith-Cotton 60

Jan. 19th, 1982 / Home
Glendale(9-6) 49 - Springdale, Ark.(12-5) 43
Jan. 26th, 1982 / Home
Glendale(10-6) 42 - #7 MO 4A Central(19-7) 41
Jan. 29th, 1982 / Home
Glendale(11-6) 57 - Joplin Parkwood 50
Feb. 2nd, 1982 / Home
Glendale(12-6) 42 - #6 MO 4A Parkview(16-10) 39
Feb. 5th, 1982 @ Hillcrest HS
Glendale(13-6) 71 - William Chrisman(8-9) 49
Feb. 6th, 1982 / Home
Glendale(14-6) 68 - #3 MO 4A Truman(15-3) 58
Feb. 9th, 1982 / Away
Glendale(14-7) 52 - Central(19-7) 53 (2OT)
Feb. 12th, 1982 / Home
Glendale(15-7) 63 - Kickapoo(5-20) 48
Feb. 19th, 1982 / Away
Glendale(16-7) 73 - Lebanon 70
Feb. 26th, 1982 / Home
Glendale(17-7) 44 - Hillcrest(10-17) 39

Missouri Class 4A Regional
March 3rd, 1982 / Semifinal
Glendale(18-7) 68 - Neosho 43
March 5th, 1982 / Championship
Glendale(19-7) 56 - Joplin Parkwood 54
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Missouri Class 4A Sectional @ Parkview HS
March 8th, 1982
Glendale(20-7) 62 - Central(19-7) 60
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Missouri Class 4A - Quarterfinal @ SMSU
March 10th, 1982
Glendale(20-8) 56 - Columbia Hickman(22-6) 84
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1982-1983 Season
GLENDALE FALCONS 21-4
TOP TEN IN MO CLASS 4A
Head Coach - Jack Roberts (324-147 at GHS,
19 Years / 459-232 Overall, 27 Years)
Ozark Conference Co-Champions! (7-1)
Head Varsity Coach - Jack Roberts
Junior Varsity Coach - Roy Green
Freshmen Coach - Don Carlson
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Dec. 3rd, 1982 / Home
Glendale(1-0) 88 - K.C. Southwest 64

Blue Springs Tournament
Dec. 7th, 1982 - First Round
Glendale(2-0) 70 - K.C. O'Hara 56
Dec. 10th, 1982 - Semifinal
Glendale(3-0) 74 - Blue Springs 66
Dec. 11th, 1982 - Championship
Glendale(4-0) 77 - St. Joseph Central 51

Dec. 14th, 1982 / Home
#8 MO 4A Glendale(5-0) 57 - Hillcrest(24-5) 56
Dec. 16th, 1982 / Home
#8 MO 4A Glendale(6-0) 93 - Rolla 43
Dec. 21st, 1982 / Away
#8 MO 4A Glendale(7-0) 69 - Springfield Central(16-12) 54

Springfield Holiday Tournament @ Parkview HS
Dec. 28th, 1982 - First Round
#8 MO 4A Glendale(8-0) 85 - Jenks, Okla. 65
Dec. 29th, 1982 - Championship
#8 MO 4A Glendale(9-0) 39 - Parkview(12-14) 35

Jan. 4th, 1983 / Away
#5 MO 4A Glendale(10-0) 73 - Waynesville 57
Jan. 6th, 1983 / Away
#3 & #5 MO 4A Glendale(11-0) 58 - Parkview(12-14) 46

Capital City Classic @ Jeff City
Jan. 10th, 1983 - First Round
#3 & #5 MO 4A Glendale(12-0) 78 - Fulton 35
Jan. 13th, 1983 / Semifinal
#3 & #5 MO 4A Glendale(13-0) 73 - Waynesville 54
Jan. 14th, 1983 / Championship
#3 & #5 MO 4A Glendale(14-0) 47 - Columbia Hickman 46

Jan. 18th, 1983 / Home
#3 & #4 MO 4A Glendale(14-1) 53 - Kickapoo(8-16) 54
Jan. 25th, 1983 / Away
#4 & #6 MO 4A Glendale(15-1) 61 - Joplin Parkwood 52
Jan. 28th, 1983 / Home
#4 & #6 MO 4A Glendale(16-1) 81 - Sedalia Smith-Cotton(21-7) 68
Feb. 1st, 1983 / Home
#5 & #6 MO 4A Glendale(17-1) 49 - Parkview(12-14) 44
Feb. 4th, 1983 / Away
#5 & #6 MO 4A Glendale(18-1) 63 - William Chrisman 51
Feb. 5th, 1983 / Away
#5 & #6 MO 4A Glendale(18-2) 65 - Truman 71
Feb. 8th, 1983 / Home
#3 & #6 MO 4A Glendale(19-2) 64 - Springfield Central(16-12) 54
Feb. 11th, 1983 / Away
#3 & #6 MO 4A Glendale(20-2) 46 - Kickapoo(8-16) 37
Feb. 18th, 1983 / Home
#3 & #7 MO 4A Glendale(21-2) 89 - Lebanon 51
Feb. 25th, 1983 / Away
#7 & #7 MO 4A Glendale(21-3) 48 - #10 MO 4A Hillcrest(24-5) 53

Class 4A District @ Kickapoo HS
March 2nd, 1983 - Semifinal
#7 & #7 MO 4A Glendale(21-4) 77 - Joplin Memorial(16-10) 84
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1983-1984 Season
GLENDALE FALCONS 19-9 (3-5 in Ozark Conf.)
Head Coach - Jack Roberts (345-151 at GHS,
20 Years / 480-236 Overall, 28 Years)
Total Program Record / 52 - 14 / .78%
CLASS 4A SWEET 16!
3rd Place - Ozark Conference(3-5)!
25-3 against Kickapoo between '71-'84 :)!
Junior Varsity Coach - Mike Keltner
Freshman Coach - Don Carlson
Junior Varsity / 20-2
Freshmen / 13-3
Defeated K.C. Paseo, 67-56
(Top Ten Mo. Class 4A)
Lost to Springfield Hillcrest (25-7), 43-44
(Missouri Class 4A State Champions)
Lost to Jefferson City (23-5), 56-64
(Missouri Class 4A Sectionalist)
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Nov. 29th, 1983 / Home
Glendale(0-1) 56 - Harrison, AR 58 (2OT)
Dec. 2nd, 1983 / Home
Glendale(1-1) 52 - K.C. Southwest 45
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Grandview, Mo. Tournament
Dec. 7th, 1983 / First Round
Glendale(2-1) 48 - Raytown 46
Dec. 9th, 1983 / Semifinal
Glendale(3-1) 81 - K.C. Ruskin 55
Dec. 10th, 1983 / Championship
Glendale(4-1) 41 - Columbia Hickman 39 (2OT)
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Dec. 13th, 1983 / Away
Glendale(4-2) 46 - Hillcrest(25-7) 55
Dec. 20th, 1983 / Home
Glendale(5-2) 59 - Springfield Central(24-3) 50
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Springfield Holiday Tournament
Dec. 27th, 1983 / First Round (@ Parkview HS)
Glendale(6-2) 69 - Joplin Parkwood 47
Dec. 28th, 1983 / Semifinal (@ Kickapoo HS)
Glendale(7-2) 68 - Springdale, AR 50
Dec. 29th, 1983 / Championship (@ Kickapoo HS)
Glendale(8-2) 52 - Parkview(10-16) 40
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Jan. 3rd, 1984 / Away
Glendale(9-2) 66 - Lebanon 55
Jan. 6th, 1984 / Home
Glendale(9-3) 46 - Parkview(10-16) 58
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Jefferson City Tournament - Capital City Classic
Jan. 9th, 1984 / First Round
Glendale(10-3) 73 - Fulton 53
Jan. 12th, 1984 / Semifinal
Glendale(11-3) 55 - Columbia Hickman(8-4) 48
Jan. 13th, 1984 / Championship
Glendale(11-4) 56 - Jefferson City(13-0/23-5) 64
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Jan. 17th, 1984 / Away
Glendale(12-4) 83 - Kickapoo(9-18) 61
Jan. 24th, 1984 / Home
Glendale(13-4) 83 - Joplin Parkwood 56
Jan. 27th, 1984 / Away
Glendale(13-5) 42 - Sedalia Smith-Cotton 47
Jan. 31st, 1984 / Away
Glendale(14-5) 56 - Parkview(10-16) 43
Feb. 3rd, 1984 / Home
Glendale(15-5) 67 - #3 MO 4A K.C. Paseo(14-4) 56
Feb. 7th, 1984 / Away
Glendale(15-6) 60 - Central(24-3) 65
Feb. 10th, 1984 / Home
Glendale(16-6) 25 - Kickapoo(9-18) 14
Feb. 17th, 1984 / Away
Glendale(16-7) 58 - Rolla 67
Feb. 21st, 1984 / Home
Glendale(17-7) 54 - Fayetteville, AR (16-8) 49
Feb. 24th, 1984 / Home
Glendale(17-8) 44 - Hillcrest(25-7) 52
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Class 4A District 10 (@ Glendale HS)
March 1st, 1984 / Semifinal
Glendale(18-8) 64 - Kickapoo(9-18) 49
March 2nd, 1984 / Championship
Glendale(19-8) 46 - Neosho 41
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Class 4A Sectional (@ Parkview HS)
March 5th, 1984
Glendale(19-9) 43 - Hillcrest(25-7) 44
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1984-1985 Season
GLENDALE FALCONS 15-12
Head Coach - Mike Keltner (1st Year at GHS & Overall)
Total Program Record / 53 - 23 / .69%
Class 4A District 11 Runners-Up!
2nd Place - Ozark Conference! (5-2)
1-1 against Kickapoo!
Junior Varsity Coach - Don Carlson
Freshman Coach - Greg Harding
Junior Varsity / 14-4 / 1st Place - J.V. Tournament
Freshman / "A" 11-7 / "B" 13-0
Defeated Springfield Hillcrest (10-12), 48-43
(Missouri Class 4-A Sectionalist)
Defeated K.C. Southwest (22-7), 58-50
(Missouri Class 4A Quarterfinalist)
Defeated Ozark (22-9), 59-42
(Missouri Class 3A Quarterfinalist)
Lost to Springfield Kickapoo (21-7, 46-65, 42-43
(Missouri Class 4A Quarterfinalist)
Lost to Columbia Hickman (20-5), 53-62
(Missouri Class 4A Sectionalist)
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Nov. 30th, 1984 / Home
Glendale(1-0) 58 - K.C. Southwest(22-7) 50
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Grandview, MO. Basketball Tournament
First Round / Dec. 4th, 1984
Glendale(1-1) 47 - K.C. Southwest(22-7) 67
Consolation Semifinal / Dec. 7th, 1984
Glendale(2-1) 79 - Oak Park 44
5th Place / Dec. 8th, 1984
Glenale(2-2) 63 - Ruskin 75
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Dec. 11th, 1984 / Home
Glendale(2-3) 61 - Hillcrest(16-12) 64
Dec. 18th, 1984 / Away
Glendale(3-3) 56 - Sprinfield Central(15-11) 52
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Blue & Gold Tournament
First Round / Dec. 26th, 1984
Glendale(4-3) 76 - Niangua(14-9) 37
Quarterfinal / Dec. 27th, 1984
 Glendale(5-3) 51 - Van Buren(22-7) 43
Semifinal / Dec. 28th, 1984
Glendale(6-3) 59 - Ozark(22-9) 42
Championship / Dec. 29th, 1984
Glendale(6-4) 46 - Nixa(19-8) 51
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Jan. 4th, 1985 / Home
Glendale(6-5) 46 - Kickapoo(21-7) 65
Jan. 8th, 1985 / Home
Glendale(7-5) 58 - Lebanon 42
Jan. 11th, 1985 / Away
Glendale(8-5) 67 - Parkview(13-14) 63
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1st Ever Bass Pro Tournament of Champions
First Round / Jan. 17th, 1985
Glendale(8-6) 48 - Christ the King, N.Y. 65
Consolation Semifinal / Jan. 18th, 1985
 Glendale(9-6) 73 - K.C. Paseo 52
5th Place / Jan. 19th, 1985
Glendale(10-6) 54 - Parkview 46
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Jan. 22nd, 1985 / Away
Glendale(10-7) 39 - Joplin Parkwood 48
Jan. 25th, 1985 / Home
Glendale(11-7) 70 - Rolla 52
Jan. 29th, 1985 / Home
Glendale(11-8) 47 - Parkview(13-14) 63
Glendale(12-8) 2 - Parsons, KS. 0 (*)
Feb. 5th, 1985 / Home
Glendale(13-8) 45 - Central(15-11) 34
Feb. 8th, 1985 / Away
Glendale(13-9) 48 - Fayetteville, AR 62
Feb. 12th, 1985 / Away
Glendale(13-10) 42 - Kickapoo(21-7) 43
Feb. 15th, 1985 / Home
Glendale(13-11) 53 - Columbia Hickman(20-5) 62
Feb. 22nd, 1985 / Away
Glendale(14-11) 48 - Hillcrest(16-12) 43
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Class 4A, District 9 Tournament
Semifinal
Glendale(15-11) 63 - Springfield Central(15-11) 49
Championship
Glendale(15-12) 37 - Hillcrest(16-12) 38
* - Parsons, Ks. later had to forfeit the victory
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1985-1986 Season
GLENDALE FALCONS 18-12 (5-1 in Ozark Conf.)
Head Coach - Mike Keltner (15-12 at GHS & Overall, 1 Year)
Total Program Record / 42 - 24 / .63%
MISSOURI CLASS 4A
FINAL FOUR!
Ozark Conf. Champions!
4th PLACE - CLASS 4A
Top 10 Class 4-A!
0-2 against Kickapoo :(!
Head Varsity Coach - Mike Keltner
Junior Varsity Coach - Don Carlson
Freshman Coach - Greg Harding
Junior Varsity / 14-4 / 4th Place - J.V. Tournament
Freshman / 10-8 / 4th Place - Freshman Tournament
Defeated Joplin (18-10), 59-45, 60-49
(Missouri Class 4A Sectionalist)
Defeated K.C. Paseo (22-7), 66-60
(Missouri Class 3-A 3rd Place)
Defeated Columbia Hickman (15-10), 47-44
(Missouri Class 4A Quarterfinalist)
Lost to K.C. Rockhurst (24-8), 52-69
(Missouri Class 4A 2nd Place)
Lost to Parkway West (27-5), 49-60
(Missouri Class 4A 3rd Place)
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Nov. 26th, 1985 / Falcon Court
Glendale(1-0) 63 - Lebanon 55
Nov. 29th, 1985 / Falcon Court
Glendale(2-0) 66 - K.C. Southwest 43
Dec. 6th, 1985 / Away
Glendale(2-1) 43 - Hillcrest(15-12) 47

Grandview, MO. Tournament
Dec. 13th, 1985 / First Round
Glendale(2-2) 42 - Raytown 44 (OT)
Dec. 14th, 1985 / Second Round
Glendale(3-2) 63 - Grandview 51

Dec. 19th, 1985 / Away
Glendale(4-2) 58 - Parkview(14-11) 43

Springfield Holiday Tournament
Dec. 26th, 1985 / First Round
Glendale(5-2) 67 - Tulsa Union 22
Dec. 27th, 1985 / Semifinal
Glendale(5-3) 44 - Central(12-13) 47
Dec. 28th, 1985 / Championship
Glendale(5-4) 59 - Joplin(18-10) 60

Glendale(6-4) 49 - Central(12-13) 46
Glendale(6-5) 55 - Columbia Hickman(15-11) 61
Glendale(6-6) 46 - Kickapoo(20-8) 49
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Bass Pro Tournament of Champions
First Round
Glendale(6-7) 50 - St. Anthony 51
Consolation Semifinal
Glendale(7-7) 58 - Nixa(27-6) 36
5th Place Game
Glendale(8-7) 58 - Blue Valley 49
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Glendale(9-7) 60 - Joplin(18-10) 49
Glendale(10-7) 55 - Rolla(13-14) 48
Glendale(10-8) 65 - DeSmet 67
Glendale(11-8) 54 - Parkview(14-11) 42
Glendale(12-8) 52 - Central(12-13) 32
Glendale(13-8) 66 - K.C. Paseo 60
Glendale(13-9) 54 - Kickapoo(20-8) 57
Glendale(13-10) 50 - Parsons, KS. 56
Glendale(14-10) 62 - Hillcrest(15-12) 48
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Class 4A, District 9 Tournament
Semifinal
Glendale(15-10) 81 - Lebanon 31
Championship
Glendale(16-10) 57 - Hillcrest(15-12) 52
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Class 4A - Sectionals
Glendale(17-10) 59 - Joplin(18-10) 45
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Class 4A - Quarterfinals
Glendale(18-10) 47 - Columbia Hickman(15-11) 44
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Class 4A - FINAL FOUR
Semifinal
Glendale(18-11) 52 - K.C. Rockhurst(24-8) 69
3rd Place Game
Glendale(18-12) 49 - Parkway West(27-5) 60
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1986-1987 Season
GLENDALE FALCONS 23-5 (7-3 in Ozark Conf.)
Head Coach - Mike Keltner (33-24 at GHS & Overall, 2 Years)
Defeated Springfield Kickapoo (19-12), 48-40
(Missouri Class 4A 2nd Place)
Defeated DeSmet (19-10), 44-39
(Missouri Class 4A Sectionalist)
Defeated Ozark (29-2), 47-44
(Missouri Class 3A Quarterfinalist)
Defeated Hartville (28-3), 57-52
(Missouri Class 2A 2nd Place)
Lost to Springfield Hillcrest (20-7), 46-48, 45-56, 43-45
(Missouri Class 4A Sectionalist)
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Dec. 5th, 1986 / Home
Glendale(1-0) 57 - K.C. Central 36

Grandview, MO. Tournament
First Round / Dec. 11th, 1986
Glendale(2-0) 62 - K.C. Ruskin 56
Semifinals / Dec. 12th, 1986
Glendale(3-0) 64 - Raytown 44
Championship / Dec. 13th, 1986
Glendale(4-0) 66 - K.C. Van Horn 49

Dec. 19th, 1986 / Away
Glendale(5-0) 54 - West Plains(13-13) 39
Dec. 23rd, 1986 / Away
Glendale(5-1) 46 - Hillcrest(20-7) 48
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Blue & Gold Tournament
December 26th-30th, 1986 @ SMSU
First Round
Glendale(6-1) 51 - Purdy 29
Quarterfinals
Glendale(7-1) 58 - Republic(10-15) 33
Semifinals
Glendale(8-1) 57 - Hartville(29-3) 52
Championship
Glendale(9-1) 47 - Ozark(28-2) 44
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Jan. 9th, 1987 / Away
Glendale(10-1) 62 - Central(18-8) 58
Jan. 10th, 1987 / Home
Glendale(11-1) 63 - K.C. Southwest 54
Jan. 17th, 1987 / Away
Glendale(12-1) 44 - DeSmet(19-10) 39
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14th Annual Coffeyville, KS. - Interstate Classic
First Round / Jan. 22nd, 1987
Glendale(12-2) 56 - Bartlesville, OK (15-9) 57
Consolation Semifinals / Jan. 23rd, 1987
Glendale(13-2) 56 - Bishop Miege 43
5th Place Game / Jan. 24th, 1987
Glendale(14-2) 55 - Coffeyville, KS 44
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Jan. 27th, 1987 / Home
Glendale(15-2) 48 - Kickapoo(19-12) 40
Jan. 30th, 1987 / Away
Glendale(16-2) 51 - Joplin 43
Feb. 3rd, 1987 / Home
Glendale(17-2) 67 - Parkview(9-17) 45
Feb. 6th, 1987 / Home
Glendale(18-2) 58 - K.C. Paseo 40
Feb. 10th, 1987 / Home
Glendale(19-2) 60 - Central(18-8) 51
Feb. 13th, 1987 / Away
Glendale(19-3) 46 - Kickapoo(19-12) 49
Feb. 17th, 1987 / Away
Glendale(20-3) 72 - Parkview(9-17) 47
Feb. 20th, 1987 / Home
Glendale(21-3) 67 - Rolla 31
Feb. 24th, 1987 / Home
Glendale(21-4) 45 - Hillcrest(20-7) 56
Feb. 27th, 1987 / Home
Glendale(22-4) 59 - Columbia Hickman 54
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Class 4A, District 9 Tournament
Semifinals
Glendale(23-4) 78 - West Plains(13-13) 27
Championship
Glendale(23-5) 43 - Hillcrest(20-7) 45
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1987-1988 Season
GLENDALE FALCONS 21-8 (4-2 in Ozark Conf.)
MISSOURI CLASS 4A
QUARTERFINALIST!
Head Coach - Mike Keltner (56-29 at GHS & Overall, 3 Years)
Top 10 Class 4A!
Ozark Conference Champions!
1-1 against Kickapoo!
Defeated Bartlesville, Okla. (20-9), 69-64
(Oklahoma Class 6A - 2nd Place)
Defeated Joplin (17-10), 57-53 (OT)
(Missouri Class 4A - Sectionalist)
Defeated Hillcrest (14-13), 67-51, 41-38
(Missouri Class 4-A - District Finalist)
Lost to K.C. Paseo (27-3), 50-53 (3OT)
(Missouri Class 3A - 2nd Place)
Lost to Jefferson City (24-8), 63-70
(Missouri Class 4A - 4th Place)
Lost to Blue Springs (24-4), 69-73
(Missouri Class 4A - Sectionalist)
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Houston, MO. Tournament
Nov. 30th, 1987 / First Round
Glendale(1-0) 79 - Houston(10-14) 54
Dec. 4th, 1987 / Semifinal
Glendale(2-0) 56 - Mtn. View Liberty(25-7) 48
Dec. 5th, 1987 / Championship
Glendale(3-0) 48 - Rolla(14-12) 34
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Dec. 11th, 1987 / Away
Glendale(3-1) 50 - K.C. Paseo(27-3) 53 (3OT)
Dec. 18th, 1987 / Home
Glendale(4-1) 68 - West Plains(10-15) 41
Dec. 22nd, 1987 / Home
Glendale(5-1) 88 - K.C. Southwest 75
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Springfield Holiday Classic
@ Parkview HS
Dec. 28th, 1987 / First Round
Glendale(6-1) 61 - Yellville, Ark. 41
Dec. 29th, 1987 / Semifinal
Glendale(7-1) 69 - Bartlesville, OK (20-9) 64
Dec. 30th, 1987 / Championship
Glendale(7-2) 55 - Parkview(17-10) 65
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Jan. 8th, 1988 / Home
Glendale(8-2) 66 - Springfield Central(14-11) 48
Jan. 12th, 1988 / Home
Glendale(9-2) 41 - Hillcrest(14-13) 38
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Clinton, MO. Tournament
Jan. 13/14th, 1988 / First Round
Glendale(10-2) 70 - Windsor 34
Jan. 15th, 1988 / Semifinal
Glendale(11-2) 52 - Nevada(12-14) 47
Jan. 16th, 1988 / Championship
Glendale(12-2) 76 - Clinton 60
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Jan. 22nd, 1988 / Away
Glendale(12-3) 44 - Columbia Hickman 49
Jan. 26th, 1988 / Away
Glendale(12-4) 58 - Kickapoo(16-11) 59
Jan. 29th, 1988 / Home
Glendale(13-4) 59 - Joplin(17-10) 48
Feb. 2nd, 1988 / Away
Glendale(14-4) 50 - Parkview(17-10) 45
Feb. 5th, 1988 / Home
Glendale(14-5) 69 - Blue Springs(24-4) 73
Feb. 9th, 1988 / Away
Glendale(15-5) 66 - Springfield Central(14-11) 46
Feb. 12th, 1988 / Home
Glendale(16-5) 59 - Kickapoo(16-11) 47
Feb. 16th, 1988 / Home
Glendale(17-5) 51 - Parkview(17-10) 49 (OT)
Feb. 19th, 1988 / Away
Glendale(17-6) 55 - Rolla(14-12) 56
Feb. 23rd, 1988 / Away
Glendale(17-7) 63 - Hillcrest(14-13) 65 (2OT)
Feb. 26th, 1988 / Home
Glendale(18-7) 60 - K.C. Central 49
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Class 4A, District 11 Tournament
Semifinal
Glendale(19-7) 71 - West Plains(10-15) 37
Championship
Glendale(20-7) 67 - Hillcrest(14-13) 51
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Class 4A Sectional
Glendale(21-7) 57 - Joplin(17-10) 53 (OT)
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Class 4A Quarterfinal
Glendale(21-8) 63 - Jefferson City(24-8) 70
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1988-1989 Season
GLENDALE FALCONS 23-6 (8-2 in Ozark Conf.)
CLASS 4A - SWEET 16!
Head Coach - Mike Keltner (77-37 at GHS & Overall, 4 Years)
Top 10 Class 4A!
Ozark Conference Champions!
1-1 against Kickapoo!
Defeated Springfield Parkview (21-9), 55-42
(Missouri Class 4A Quarterfinalist)
Lost to St. Louis Vashon (28-4), 44-47
(Missouri Class 4A - 2nd Place)
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Glendale Invitational Tournament
First Game / Nov. 29th, 1988
Glendale(1-0) 78 - Clinton 32
Semifinal / Dec. 2nd, 1988
Glendale(2-0) 52 - Logan-Rogersville(16-10) 35
Championship / Dec. 3rd, 1988
Glendale(3-0) 58 - Jenks, OK 40
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Dec. 6th, 1988 / Away
Glendale(4-0) 67 - West Plains(8-16) 51
Dec. 13th, 1988 / Home
Glendale(5-0) 58 - Kickapoo(17-9) 53
Dec. 16th, 1988 / Home
Glendale(6-0) 55 - Parkview(21-9) 42
Dec. 20th, 1988 / Away
Glendale(7-0) 46 - Joplin(16-11) 42
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Blue & Gold Basketball Tournament
December 26th-30th @ SMSU
First Round
Glendale(8-0) 63 - Sparta(14-12) 30
Quarterfinal
Glendale(9-0) 68 - Bolivar(11-14) 39
Semifinal
Glendale(9-1) 52 - Nixa(17-10) 54
Third Place
Glendale(10-1) 60 - Clever(28-3) 50
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Jan. 6th, 1989 / Home
Glendale(11-1) 55 - Hillcrest(12-14) 32
Jan. 10th, 1989 / Home
Glendale(12-1) 65 - Nevada(16-10) 39
Jan. 13th, 1989 / Home
Glendale(13-1) 50 - K.C. Paseo 48
Glendale(14-1) 67 - K.C. Southwest 37
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Bass Pro Tournament of Champions
First Round / Jan. 19th, 1989
Glendale(15-1) 68 - Greenup County(KY) 52
Semifinal / Jan. 20th, 1989
Glendale(15-2) 53 - Christ the King(28-1) 64
Third Place / Jan. 21st, 1989
Glendale(15-3) 44 - StL Vashon(28-4) 47
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Jan. 27th, 1989 / Home
Glendale(16-3) 62 - Springfield Central(8-17) 47
Jan. 31st, 1989 / Away
Glendale(16-4) 45 - Kickapoo(17-9) 59
Feb. 3rd, 1989 / Away
Glendale(16-5) 53 - Parkview(21-9) 65
Feb. 7th, 1989 / Home
Glendale(17-5) 101 - Rolla(10-16) 40
Feb. 10th, 1989 / Home
Glendale(18-5) 44 - Joplin(16-11) 37
Feb. 17th, 1989 / Away
Glendale(19-5) 50 - Hillcrest(12-14) 29
Feb. 21st, 1989 / Away
Glendale(20-5) 40 - Springfield Central(8-17) 39
Feb. 24th, 1989 / Home
Glendale(21-5) 78 - Columbia Hickman 52
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Class 4A District 11 Tournament
Semifinal
Glendale(22-5) 77 - Springfield Central(8-17) 48
Championship
Glendale(23-5) 51 - Hillcrest(12-14) 29
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Class 4A Sectional
Glendale(23-6) 43 - Parkview(21-9) 46
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1969-1970 Season
Glendale Falcons 18-5 (7-3 in Ozark Conf.)
Head Coach - Jack Roberts (98-58 at GHS,
6 Years / 233-143 Overall, 14 Years)
Overall Program Record / 52 - 15 / .78%
Class L Regional Runners-Up!
2nd Place - Ozark Conference!
Junior Varsity 10-7 (2nd Place OC / 6-4)
Freshman 'A' 13-2 (City Champions!)
Freshman 'B' 11-1
Leading Scorer - Larry Buzbee 25.0 ppg
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Dec. 5th, 1969 / Home
Glendale(0-1) 38 - Columbia Hickman 54
Dec. 6th, 1969 / Away
Glendale(1-1) 70 - West Plains 37
Dec. 12th, 1969 / Home
Glendale(2-1) 64 - Poplar Bluff(13-7) 59
Dec. 20th, 1969 / Away
Glendale(3-1) 70 - Carthage 56
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Glendale Holiday Tournament
Dec. 29th, 1969 / First Round
Glendale(4-1) 91 - Jefferson City 65
Dec. 30th, 1969 / Championship
Glendale(5-1) 75 - Hillcrest(8-12) 62
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Jan. 6th, 1970 / Away
Glendale(5-2) 49 - Parkview(20-6) 68
Jan. 9th, 1970 / Home
Glendale(6-2) 63 - Springfield Central(13-11) 58
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Bolivar Tournament
Jan. 12th, 1970 / First Round
Glendale(7-2) 55 - Humansville 24
Jan. 16th, 1970 / Semifinal
Glendale(8-2) 98 - St. Agnes 61
Feb. 16th, 1970 / Championship
Glendale(9-2) 80 - Bolivar 32
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Jan. 20th, 1970 / Away
Glendale(9-3) 45 - Joplin Parkwood 47 (2OT)
Jan. 23rd, 1970 / Away
Glendale(10-3) 66 - Joplin Memorial 63
Jan. 30th, 1970 / Home
Glendale(11-3) 88 - Hillcrest(8-12) 65
Feb. 3rd, 1970 / Away
Glendale(12-3) 66 - Springfield Central(13-11) 57
Feb. 6th, 1970 / Home
Glendale(12-4) 46 - Parkview(20-6) 58
Feb. 12th, 1970 / Home
Glendale(13-4) 52 - Joplin Parkwood 51
Feb. 17th, 1970 / Home
Glendale(14-4) 80 - Joplin Memorial 56
Glendale(15-4) 70 - Jefferson City 66
Feb. 20th, 1970 / Away
Glendale(16-4) 58 - Hillcrest(8-12) 54
Feb. 27th, 1970 / Away
Glendale(17-4) 86 - Rolla 61
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Class L Regional
March 2nd, 1970 / First Round
Glendale(18-4) 86 - Springfield Central(13-11) 79 (2OT)
March 3rd, 1970 / Championship
Glendale(18-5) 45 - Parkview(20-6) 54
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1970-1971 Season
Glendale Falcons 11-11 (9-3 in Ozark Conf.)
Head Coach - Jack Roberts (116-63 at GHS,
7 Years / 251-148 Overall, 15 Years)
Overall Program Record / 24 - 21 / .53%
2nd Place - Ozark Conf.
Junior Varsity / 4-8
Freshman / 9-2 / 1st in City / 2nd in OC Tournament
Leading Scorer - Bruce Young - 20.0 ppg
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Nov. 27th, 1970 / Away
Glendale(1-0) 60 - Columbia Hickman 55
Date N/A / Home
Glendale(2-0) 77 - West Plains 55
Dec. 11th, 1970 / Away
Glendale(2-1) 53 - Poplar Bluff(11-9) 71
Dec. 18th, 1970 / Home
Glendale(3-1) 69 - Rolla 59
Dec. 19th, 1970 / Home
Glendale(4-1) 57 - Carthage 55
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Glendale Holiday Tournament
Dec. 28th, 1970
Glendale(5-1) 81 - West Plains 47
Dec. 29th, 1970
Glendale(5-2) 59 - Jefferson City 61
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Jan. 5th, 1971 / Home
Glendale(5-3) 43 - Parkview(23-2) 68
Jan. 8th, 1971 / Away
Glendale(5-4) 49 - Springfield Central(12-9) 53
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Capital City Tournament
Jan. 14th, 1971 / First Round
Glendale(6-4) 77 - Jefferson City Helias 60
Jan. 15th, 1971 / Semifinal
Glendale(6-5) 73 - Jefferson City 81
Jan. 16th, 1971 / 3rd Place
Glendale(6-6) 43 - Columbia Hickman 55
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Jan. 19th, 1971 / Away
Glendale(7-6) 51 - Joplin Parkwood 47
Jan. 22nd, 1971 / Home
Glendale(7-7) 56 - Joplin Memorial 61
Jan. 29th, 1971 / Away
Glendale(7-8) 65 - Hillcrest(15-12) 55
Feb. 2nd, 1971 / Home
Glendale(8-8) 69 - Springfield Central(12-9) 67
Feb. 5th, 1971 / Away
Glendale(8-9) 45 - Parkview(23-2) 59
Feb. 13th, 1971 / Away
Glendale(8-10) 55 - Jefferson City 72
Feb. 16th, 1971 / Away
Glendale(9-10) 56 - Joplin Memorial 54
Feb. 19th, 1971 / Home
Glendale(10-10) 49 - Hillcrest(15-12) 45
Feb. 23rd, 1971 / Home
Glendale(11-10) 44 - Joplin Parkwood 43
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Class L Regional @ Parkview
March 2nd, 1971 / Semifinal
Glendale(11-11) 45 - Parkview(23-2) 68
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1971-1972 Season
Glendale Falcons 17-5
Head Coach - Jack Roberts (127-74 at GHS,
8 Years / 262-159 Overall, 16 Years)
Overall Program Record / 43 - 24 / .64%
2nd Place - Ozark Conference
1st Place - Glendale Holiday Tournament
2nd Place - Capital City Tournament
Junior Varsity / 9-9
Freshman / "A" 9-6 / "B" 8-4
Defeated...
MO Class L Quarterfinalist - Columbia Hickman
MO Class L Sectionalist - Sedalia Smith-Cotton 
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Nov. 25th, 1971 / Home
Glendale(1-0) 59 - Columbia Hickman(23-6) 49
Dec. 3rd, 1971 / Away
Glendale(2-0) 72 - West Plains 59
Dec. 10th, 1971 / Home
Glendale(3-0) 82 - Sedalia Smith-Cotton(20-8) 51
Dec. 14th, 1971 / Away
Glendale(4-0) 66 - Kickapoo(7-15) 54
Dec. 17th, 1971 / Away
Glendale(5-0) 57 - Rolla 54
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Glendale Holiday Tournament
Dec. 27th, 1971 / First Round
Glendale(6-0) 87 - Jefferson City 46
Dec. 28th, 1971 / Semifinal
Glendale(7-0) 72 - West Plains 58
Dec. 30th, 1971 / Championship
Glendale(8-0) 64 - Parkview(17-8) 56
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Jan. 7th, 1972 / Away
Glendale(9-0) 54 - Joplin Parkwood 52
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Capital City Tournament @ Jeff City
Jan. 12th, 1972
Glendale(10-0) 55 - Mexico 47
Jan. 15th, 1972
Glendale(10-1) 53 - Jefferson City 63
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Jan. 18th, 1972 / Away
Glendale(11-1) 73 - Hillcrest(13-9) 56
Date N/A / Home
Glendale(12-1) 79 - Joplin Memorial 55
Jan. 25th, 1972 / Home
Glendale(12-2) 65 - Springfield Central(20-4) 72
Jan. 28th, 1972 / Home
Glendale(13-2) 93 - Kickapoo(7-15) 59
Feb. 1st, 1972 / Home
Glendale(14-2) 67 - Parkview(17-8) 58
Feb. 8th, 1972 / Home
Glendale(15-2) 70 - Joplin Parkwood 61
Feb. 11th, 1972 / Away
Glendale(16-2) 60 - Parkview(17-8) 55
Feb. 15th, 1972 / Home
Glendale(16-3) 61 - Hillcrest(13-9) 70
Feb. 18th, 1972 /Away
Glendale(17-3) 58 - Joplin Memorial 46
Feb. 22nd, 1972 / Away
Glendale(17-4) 60 - Springfield Central(20-4) 69
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Class "L" Regional Tournament @ PHS
Feb. 29th, 1972 / Semifinal
Glendale(17-5) 61 - Parkview(17-8) 78
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1972-1973 Season
Glendale Falcons 18-5 (10-2 in Ozark Conf.)
Head Coach - Jack Roberts (144-79 at GHS,
9 Years / 279-164 Overall, 17 Years)
Overall Program Record / 46 - 20 / .6969%
District Runners-Up!
Ozark Conference Champions!
Junior Varsity / 10-9
Freshman / "A" 6-6 - 3rd in OC / "B" 12-0
Tom Shultz (23.1 ppg) / Steve Miller (16.4 ppg)
Defeated...
MO Class L 3rd Place - Sedalia Smith-Cotton
MO Class L 4th Place - K.C. Paseo
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Nov. 24th, 1972 / Away
Glendale(0-1) 52 - Columbia Hickman 57
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Sedalia, Mo. Tournament
Nov. 27/28th, 1972 / First Round
Glendale(1-1) 53 - Sedalia Smith-Cotton(23-7) 45
Dec. 1st, 1972 / Championship
Glendale(2-1) 51 - K.C. Paseo(21-5) 45

Dec. 8th, 1972 / Away
Glendale(2-2) 48 - Sedalia Smith-Cotton(23-7) 49
Dec. 15th, 1972 / Home
Glendale(3-2) 69 - Rolla 57
Dec. 21st, 1972 / Home
Glendale(4-2) 63 - West Plains(23-6) 54
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Glendale Holiday Tournament
Dec. 28th, 1972 / First Round
Glendale(5-2) 47 - Sedalia Smith-Cotton(23-7) 46
Dec. 29th, 1972 / Semifinal
Glendale(6-2) 55 - Fort Smith, Ark. 42
Dec. 30th, 1972 / Championship
Glendale(7-2) 72 - West Plains(23-6) 57
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Jan. 9th, 1973 / Away
Glendale(8-2) 53 - Parkview(16-9) 44
Jan. 12th, 1973 / Home
Glendale(9-2) 45 - Hillcrest(13-9) 42
Jan. 16th, 1973 / Home
Glendale(10-2) 63 - Kickapoo(15-12) 58
Jan. 19th, 1973 / Away
Glendale(10-3) 42 - Joplin Memorial 49
Jan. 23rd, 1973 / Away
Glendale(10-4) 41 - Springfield Central 49
Jan. 26th, 1973 / Away
Glendale(11-4) 65 - Kickapoo(15-12) 63 (OT)
Feb. 1st, 1973 / Home
Glendale(12-4) 73 - Joplin Parkwood 54
Feb. 6th, 1973 / Away
Glendale(13-4) 57 - Joplin Parkwood 52
Feb. 9th, 1973 / Home
Glendale(14-4) 81 - Parkview(16-9) 61
Feb. 13th, 1973 / Away
Glendale(15-4) 60 - Hillcrest(13-9) 58 (OT)
Feb. 16th, 1973 / Home
Glendale(16-4) 71 - Joplin Memorial 51
Feb. 20th, 1973 / Home
Glendale(17-4) 69 - Springfield Central 61
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Class "L" Regional Tournament @ Glendale HS
March 2nd, 1973 / First Round
Glendale(18-4) 47 - Parkview(16-9) 45
March 3rd, 1973 / Championship
Glendale(18-5) 58 - West Plains(23-6) 61
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1973-1974 Season
Glendale Falcons 17-5 (10-2 in Ozark Conf.)
Head Coach - Jack Roberts (162-84 at GHS,
10 Years / 297-169 Overall, 18 Years)
Class 4-A Regional Runners-Up!
Ozark Conference Champions!
Head Coach - Jack Roberts
J.V. - Ed Baker
Fresh. - Roy Green
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Sedalia Smith-Cotton Tournament
Nov. 30th, 1973 / First Round
Glendale(0-1) 57 - Columbia Hickman(21-5) 62
Dec. 1st, 1973 / Third Place
Glendale(1-1) 65 - Sedalia Smith-Cotton 61

Dec. 4th, 1973 / Home
Glendale(2-1) 65 - Joplin Memorial 61
Dec. 7th, 1973 / Home
Glendale(3-1) 59 - Sedalia Smith-Cotton 48
Dec. 11th, 1973 / Home
Glendale(4-1) 61 - Kickapoo(8-14) 46
Dec. 14th, 1973 / Away
Glendale(5-1) 63 - Joplin Parkwood 62
Dec. 18th, 1973 / Away
Glendale(6-1) 66 - Rolla 44

Glendale Holiday Tournament
Dec. 26th, 1973 / First Round
Glendale(7-1) 73 - Mexico 53
Dec. 27th, 1973 / Semifinal
Glendale(7-2) 62 - Parkview(11-12) 63
Dec. 28th, 1973 / Third Place
Glendale(8-2) 58 - Parkway North 52

Jan. 5th, 1974 / Home
Glendale(9-2) 84 - Columbia Hickman 68
Jan. 8th, 1974 / Home
Glendale(9-3) 50 - Hillcrest(18-7) 52
Jan. 11th, 1974 / Home
Glendale(10-3) 91 - Springfield Central 68
Jan. 18th, 1974 / Home
Glendale(11-3) 83 - Parkview(11-12) 63
Jan. 22nd, 1974 / Away
Glendale(12-3) 83 - Joplin Memorial 69
Jan. 25th, 1974 / Away
Glendale(13-3) 51 - Kickapoo(8-14) 44
Feb. 1st, 1974 / Home
Glendale(14-3) 59 - Joplin Parkwood 54
Feb. 8th, 1974 / Away
Glendale(14-4) 51 - Hillcrest(18-7) 56
Feb. 15th, 1974 / Away
Glendale(15-4) 53 - Parkview(11-12) 47
Feb. 22nd, 1974 / Home
Glendale(16-4) 84 - Springfield Central 60

Class 4-A Regionals @ Kickapoo HS
Feb. 28th, 1974 / Semifinal
Glendale(17-4) 79 - Joplin Parkwood 70
March 1st, 1974 / Championship
Glendale(17-5) 69 - Hillcrest(18-7) 74
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1974-1975 Season
Glendale Falcons 15-7 (8-4 in Ozark Conf.)
Head Coach - Jack Roberts (179-89 at GHS,
11 Years / 314-174 Overall, 19 Years)
Overall Program Record / 44 - 17 / .72%
3rd Place Ozark Conference!
District Tournament Semifinalist!
1st Place - Glendale Holiday Tournament
2nd Place - Owensville Tournament
Doug Jones and Greg Costello finished as the
second and third leading scorers in the city!
Junior Varsity 10-5
Freshman 'A' 8-4 (2nd Place in City)
Freshman 'B' 11-1
Defeated...
MO Class 3A Quarterfinalist - Joplin Memorial
MO Class 4A Sectionalist - StL Roosevelt
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Dec. 6th, 1974 / Away
Glendale(1-0) 61 - Sedalia Smith-Cotton 39
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Owensville Tournament
Dec. 13th, 1974
Glendale(2-0) 72 - St. Louis Roosevelt(19-10) 60
Dec. 14th, 1974
Glendale(2-1) 61 - Owensville 84

Dec. 17th, 1974 / Away
Glendale(2-2) 51 - Columbia Hickman(20-3) 61
Dec. 20th, 1974 / Home
Glendale(3-2) 84 - Joplin Parkwood 56
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Glendale Holiday Tournament
Dec. 23rd, 1974 / First Round
Glendale(4-2) 81 - Manual 51
Dec. 27th, 1974 / Semifinal
Glendale(5-2) 69 - Joplin Memorial(22-8) 65
Dec. 28th, 1974 / Championship
Glendale(6-2) 67 - Hillcrest(16-6) 51
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Jan. 7th, 1975 / Home
Glendale(7-2) 79 - Lebanon 48
Jan. 10th, 1975 / Away
Glendale(7-3) 54 - Hillcrest(16-6) 56
Jan. 14th, 1975 / Home
Glendale(8-3) 78 - Springfield Central 64
Jan. 17th, 1975 / Away
Glendale(8-4) 68 - Parkview(21-5) 71
Jan. 21st, 1975 / Home
Glendale(9-4) 85 - Joplin Memorial(22-8) 74
Jan. 24th, 1975 / Home
Glendale(10-4) 89 - Kickapoo(6-15) 69
Jan. 31st, 1975 / Away
Glendale(11-4) 51 - Joplin Parkwood 45
Feb. 7th, 1975 / Home
Glendale(12-4) 88 - Hillcrest(16-6) 78
Feb. 11th, 1975 / Home
Glendale(13-4) 75 - Rolla 60
Feb. 14th, 1975 / Home
Glendale(13-5) 66 - Parkview(21-5) 72
Feb. 18th, 1975 / Away
Glendale(14-5) 84 - Kickapoo(6-15) 52
Feb. 21st, 1975 / Away
Glendale(14-6) 61 - Joplin Memorial(22-8) 76
Feb. 28th, 1975 / Away
Glendale(15-6) 80 - Springfield Central 51

Class 4A Regional @ Parkview HS
March 6th, 1975 / Semifinal
Glendale(15-7) 62 - Parkview(21-5) 73
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1975-1976 Season
Glendale Falcons 18-7 (7-5 in Ozark Conf.)
Head Coach - Jack Roberts (194-96 at GHS,
12 Years / 329-181 Overall, 20 Years)
Overall Program Record / 52 - 19 / .73%
Class 4A Sweet 16!
Class 4-A District Champions!
2nd Place Ozark Conference!
1st Place - Tipton Tournament
2nd Place - Glendale Holiday Tournament
#1 seed in District Tournament
Randy Barnard - One of the Top 5 Scorers in the city!
Junior Varsity 18-1 (1st - Ozark Conference)
Freshman 'A' 8-7
Freshman 'B' 8-4
Defeated...
MO Class 3A 2nd Place - Joplin Memorial
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Tipton Tournament
Dec. 1st, 1975 / First Round
Glendale(1-0) 82 - Eldon 61
Dec. 4th, 1975 / Semifinal
Glendale(2-0) 58 - Jefferson City Helias 51
Dec. 5th, 1975 / Championship
Glendale(3-0) 62 - Jefferson City 51
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Dec. 9th, 1975 / Home
Glendale(4-0) 68 - Webb City 61
Dec. 12th, 1975 / Home
Glendale(5-0) 63 - Poplar Bluff(11-15) 48
Dec. 19th, 1975 / Away
Glendale(5-1) 50 - Joplin Parkwood 52

Glendale Holiday Tournament
Dec. 27th, 1975 / First Round
Glendale(6-1) 84 - Miami, Okla. 66
Dec. 30th, 1975 / Semifinal
Glendale(7-1) 56 - Parkview(12-12) 54
Dec. 31st, 1975 / Championship
Glendale(7-2) 64 - Raytown South(24-4) 80
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Jan. 6th, 1976 / Away
Glendale(8-2) 70 - Kickapoo(7-15) 55
Jan. 9th, 1976 / Home
Glendale(9-2) 58 - Joplin Memorial(25-6) 50
Jan. 13th, 1976 / Away
Glendale(9-3) 53 - Hillcrest(13-11) 56
Jan. 16th, 1976 / Home
Glendale(10-3) 60 - Lebanon 42
Jan. 20th, 1976 / Home
Glendale(11-3) 65 - Parkview(12-12) 62
Jan. 23rd, 1976 / Home
Glendale(11-4) 58 - Springfield Central 71
Jan. 30th, 1976 / Home
Glendale(12-4) 70 - Joplin Parkwood 60
Feb. 3rd, 1976 / Home
Glendale(13-4) 63 - Kickapoo(7-15) 49
Feb. 6th, 1976 / Away
Glendale(13-5) 72 - Joplin Memorial(25-6) 80
Feb. 10th, 1976 / Home
Glendale(14-5) 51 - Hillcrest(13-11) 48
Feb. 13th, 1976 / Away
Glendale(15-5) 57 - Lebanon 45
Feb. 20th, 1976 / Away
Glendale(16-5) 62 - Parkview(12-12) 53
Feb. 27th, 1976 / Away
Glendale(16-6) 70 - Springfield Central 75
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Class 4A District Tournament
March 4th, 1976 / Semifinal
Glendale(17-6) 65 - Springfield Central 50
March 5th, 1976 / Championship
Glendale(18-6) 65 - Parkview(12-12) 50
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Class 4A Sectional
Glendale(18-7) 56 - Raytown South(24-4) 76
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1976-1977 Season
Glendale Falcons 13-9 (6-6 in Ozark Conf.)
Head Coach - Jack Roberts (212-103 at GHS,
13 Years / 347-188 Overall, 21 Years)
Overall Program Record / 39 - 24 / .62%
Junior Varsity 11-7 (2nd Place JV Tourney)
Freshman 'A' 5-7 (2nd in City)
Freshman 'B' 10-2
Steve Hunter (14.4 ppg)
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Sedalia, Mo. Tournament
Dec. 7th, 1976
Glendale(0-1) 55 - Columbia Hickman 66
Dec. 10th, 1976
Glendale(1-1) 40 - Sedalia Smith-Cotton 39

Dec. 14th, 1976 / Away
Glendale(2-1) 77 - Lebanon 54
Dec. 17th, 1976 / Away
Glendale(3-1) 58 - Hillcrest(9-13) 49
Dec. 21st, 1976 / Home
Glendale(3-2) 67 - Joplin Memorial(31-1) 83

Glendale Holiday Tournament
Dec. 27th, 1976 / Home
Glendale(3-3) 61 - K.C. Manual(24-5) 74
Dec. 28th, 1976 / Home
Glendale(4-3) 62 - Kickapoo(7-15) 60
Dec. 29th, 1976 / Home
Glendale(5-3) 53 - Nevada 51

Jan. 7th, 1977 / Home
Glendale(6-3) 84 - Springfield Central(10-13) 61
Jan. 11th, 1977 / Away
Glendale(6-4) 51 - Parkview(19-8) 69
Jan. 14th, 1977 / Home
Glendale(7-4) 59 - Kickapoo(7-15) 47
Jan. 18th, 1977 / Home
Glendale(7-5) 59 - Joplin Parkwood 79
Jan. 28th, 1977 / Home
Glendale(8-5) 53 - Hillcrest(9-13) 40
Feb. 2nd, 1977 / Away
Glendale(8-6) 59 - Joplin Memorial(31-1) 74
Feb. 4th, 1977 / Away
Glendale(8-7) 66 - Springfield Central(10-13) 93
Feb. 8th, 1977 / Home
Glendale(9-7) 62 - Parkview(19-8) 58
Feb. 11th, 1977 / Away
Glendale(10-7) 66 - Kickapoo(7-15) 63
Feb. 18th, 1977 / Away
Glendale(10-8) 66 - Joplin Parkwood(20-6) 87
Feb. 22nd, 1977 / Away
Glendale(11-8) 93 - Webb City 92
Feb. 25th, 1977 / Home
Glendale(12-8) 47 - Lebanon 43

Class L Regional @ Parkview HS
March 1st, 1977 / First Round
Glendale(13-8) 60 - Hillcrest(9-13) 49
March 3rd, 1977 / Semifinal
Glendale(13-9) 79 - Joplin Parkwood(20-6) 82
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1977-1978 Season
Glendale Falcons 18-8
Head Coach - Jack Roberts (225-112 at GHS, 14
Years / 360-197 Overall, 22 Years)
Total Program Record / 43 - 14 / .75%
Missouri Class 4-A Quarterfinalist!
Missouri Class 4-A District Champions!
Junior Varsity / 11-5
Freshmen / 14-1 - 1st in City Tournament
Lost to DeSmet(31-1), 56-64
(Missouri Class 4-A State Champions!)
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31st Annual Buffalo, Mo. Tournament
Nov. 28th, 1977 / First Round
Glendale(1-0) 76 - Skyline 47
Dec. 2nd, 1977 / Semifinal
Glendale(1-1) 50 - Lebanon 51
Dec. 3rd, 1977 / Third Place
Glendale(2-1) 68 - Buffalo 46
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Dec. 9th, 1977 / Away
Glendale(3-1) 89 - Joplin Parkwood 67
Dec. 13th, 1977 / Home
Glendale(4-1) 81 - Lebanon 62
Dec. 16th, 1977 / Home
Glendale(5-1) 88 - Hillcrest 67
Dec. 20th, 1977 / Away
Glendale(5-2) 82 - Joplin Memorial(31-0) 87 (OT)
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Glendale Holiday Tournament
Dec. 28th, 1977 / First Round
Glendale(6-2) 63 - Blue Springs(21-7) 62
Dec. 29th, 1977 / Semifinal
Glendale(7-2) 74 - Camdenton 62
Dec. 30th, 1977 / Championship
Glendale(7-3) 56 - Parkview(14-9) 70
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Jan. 6th, 1978 / Away
Glendale(7-4) 81 - Springfield Central(16-8) 97
Jan. 10th, 1978 / Home
Glendale(8-4) 56 - Parkview(14-9) 53
Jan. 13th, 1978 / Away
Glendale(9-4) 73 - Kickapoo(15-10) 67
Jan. 27th, 1978 / Away
Glendale(10-4) 75 - Hillcrest 67
Jan. 31st, 1978 / Home
Glendale(10-5) 86 - Joplin Memorial(31-0) 104
Feb. 3rd, 1978 / Home
Glendale(11-5) 80 - Springfield Central(16-8) 72
Feb. 7th, 1978 / Away
Glendale(11-6) 60 - Parkview(14-9) 78
Feb. 10th, 1978 / Home
Glendale(11-7) 67 - Kickapoo(15-10) 83
Feb. 14th, 1978 / Home
Glendale(12-7) 55 - Willard 43
Feb. 17th, 1978 / Home
Glendale(13-7) 76 - Joplin Parkwood 65
Feb. 21st, 1978 / Away
Glendale(14-7) 62 - West Plains(17-10) 46
Feb. 24th, 1978 / Away
Glendale(15-7) 71 - Lebanon 61

CLASS 4A REGIONAL @ Parkview HS
March 2nd, 1978 / Semifinal
Glendale(16-7) 66 - Kickapoo(15-10) 61
March 3rd, 1978 / Championship
Glendale(17-7) 68 - Parkview(14-9) 53

CLASS 4A SECTIONAL - Lee's Summit
March 6th, 1978
Glendale(18-7) 45 - Raytown South(14-12) 43
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CLASS 4A QUARTERFINAL - Jefferson City
March 8th, 1978
Glendale(18-8) 56 - DeSmet(31-1) 64
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1978-1979 Season
Glendale Falcons 13-11
Head Coach - Jack Roberts (243-120 at GHS,
15 Years / 378-205 Overall, 23 Years)
Total Program Record / 36 - 18 / .66%
Class 4-A District Runners-Up!
Junior Varsity / 14-5
Freshman / 9-2
Defeated...
MO Class 3A Quarterfinalist - Lebanon
MO Class 4A Sectionalist - Columbia Hickman
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32nd Annual Buffalo, Mo. Tournament
Nov. 27th, 1978 / First Round
Glendale(1-0) 84 - Skyline 51
Dec. 1st, 1978 / Semifinal
Glendale(2-0) 82 - Pleasant Hope 43
Dec. 2nd, 1978 / Championship
Glendale(3-0) 52 - Lebanon(22-8) 32

Dec. 8th, 1978 / Home
Glendale(4-0) 92 - Sedalia Smith-Cotton 76
Dec. 13th, 1978 / Away
Glendale(4-1) 57 - Jefferson City 58
Dec. 16th, 1978 / Away
Glendale(5-1) 64 - Columbia Hickman(16-7) 62
Dec. 19th, 1978 / Home
Glendale(5-2) 83 - Springfield Central(20-8) 85

Springfield Holiday Tournament @ PHS
Dec. 27th, 1978 / First Round
Glendale(5-3) 68 - Jefferson City 79
Dec. 29th, 1978 / Consolation Semifinal
Glendale(5-4) 56 - Camdenton 60
Dec. 30th, 1978 / 7th Place
Glendale(5-5) 59 - Sedalia Smith-Cotton 60

Jan. 9th, 1979 / Away
Glendale(6-5) 69 - Kickapoo(17-10) 52
Jan. 12th, 1979 / Away
Glendale(7-5) 83 - Hillcrest(13-13) 67
Jan. 16th, 1979 / Home
Glendale(8-5) 65 - West Plains 55
Jan. 19th, 1979 / Home
Glendale(8-6) 57 - Joplin Parkwood 65
Jan. 27th, 1979 / Away
Glendale(8-7) 53 - Parkview(22-7) 66
Jan. 30th, 1979 / Home
Glendale(9-7) 67 - Hillcrest(13-13) 60
Feb. 2nd, 1979 / Home
Glendale(9-8) 52 - Parkview(22-7) 65
Feb. 9th, 1979 / Away
Glendale(9-9) 61 - Springfield Central(20-8) 85
Feb. 13th, 1979 / Away
Glendale(10-9) 67 - Willard 62
Feb. 16th, 1979 / Home
Glendale(10-10) 56 - Kickapoo(17-10) 59
Feb. 20th, 1979 / Home
Glendale(11-10) 70 - Lebanon 66
Feb. 23rd, 1979 / Away
Glendale(12-10) 93 - Joplin Memorial 82

Class L Regional @ Parkview HS
Feb. 27th, 1979 / First Round
Glendale(13-10) 103 - Hillcrest(13-13) 68
March 1st, 1979 / Semifinal
Glendale(13-11) 43 - Parkview(22-7) 48
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Nov. 22nd, 23rd, and 24th, 2001
West Plains, Missouri
West Plains Civic Center

First Round / Nov. 22nd
Oxford, Mississippi    76
Vs. (4:00 p.m.)
North Little Rock      54

G L E N D A L E    51
Vs. (5:30 p.m.)
Jonesboro, Ark.    25

White Station, Tennessee    81
Vs. (7:00 p.m.)
West Plains Zizzers         50

Bryan, Texas        72
Vs. (8:30 p.m.)
Alton High          61

Second Round / Nov. 23rd

North Little Rock
Vs. (4:00 p.m.)
Alton High

West Plains (0-2)
Vs. (5:30 p.m.)
Jonesboro, Ark. (0-2)

Bryan, TX
Vs. (7:00 p.m.)
Oxford, Mississippi

G L E N D A L E (1-1)    48
Vs. (8:30 p.m.)
White Station, TN (4-0)  69

Championship Round / Nov. 24th

Third Place Game
G L E N D A L E (2-1)   73
Vs.
Oxford, Mississippi (8-2)  51

Bryan, Texas
34-4 last season / TX Class 5-A State Runners-Up
Ranked 11th in '01-'02 Preseason 5-A Coaches Poll
This Season / 12 - 2
Ranked 15th in Texas Class 5-A Coaches Poll

Oxford, Mississippi
118-25 over the last four years
33-7 & MS State 4-A Champions!
Ranked 7th in Preseason AP NATIONAL PREP POLL (South Region)
18 - 7 this season

White Station, Tennessee
2000 TN 3-A State Champions!
1999 & 2000 Bass Pro Tournament of Champions Champs!
31-2 last season / TN 3-A Elite 8
21 - 1 this season
Ranked 5th AP NATIONAL POLL / South Region
Ranked 2nd in TN overall
Ranked #2 in TN Preseason Poll

Alton High
26-8 & Super Sectional Champs last year!
0 - 9 this season

North Little Rock
27-4 & Ark. Class 4-A State Runners-Up in '98-'99!

Jonesboro, Ark.
1992 / 1993 / 1994 / 1997 Zizzer Classic Champs!
22-7 in '97-'98
6 - 11 this year

G L E N D A L E
21-7 / MO 4-A Top Ten last season
1998 Zizzer Classic Champs!
5-1 all-time record at Zizzer Classic
16 - 4 this season

West Plains
15-9 last season
8 - 9 this season

Click the Link Above! Final Standings! National Prep Basketball Poll-Final By Jamie DeMoney and Jeremy Plowman The National Prep Basketball Poll is compiled by national high school sports experts Jamie DeMoney and Jeremy Plowman and a panel of sportswriters. The national Top 25 and regional Top 10's follow with final won-loss records: 1. Dallas, Lincoln (40-0), first Texas team to win National Prep Poll title 2. Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill (32-1) , defeated teams from 12 states and Canada 3. St. Louis, Vashon (30-1) , winner of three consecutive 4A state titles 4. Jersey City, N.J., St. Anthony (29-1) , beat No. 25 Neptune for second straight state TOC crown 5. Los Angeles, Westchester (32-2) , won first state championship since 1998 6. Manhattan, N.Y., Rice (29-2) , captured Class A state Federation title 7. Seattle, Rainier Beach (28-1) , 3A state champ featured junior twins Lodrick and Rodrick Stewart 8. Columbus, Ohio, Brookhaven (27-1) , beat then-No. 10 Cincinnati, Winton Woods for first state title 9. Miami, Christian (38-2) , got state record for wins and 1A state crown 10. Oklahoma City, Putnam City (27-1) , won first state championship since 1972 11. Hyattsville, Md., DeMatha (32-3) , ended season with 18 straight wins 12. Beaumont, Texas, Ozen (32-3) , had 68-3 record over last two seasons 13. Baltimore, Douglass (28-0) , won first state championship 14. St. Petersburg, Fla., Lakewood (34-2) , 4A state title was school’s first 15. Memphis, Tenn., White Station (36-2) , won second AAA state crown in three seasons 16. Lexington, Ky., Catholic (33-2) , first-time state titlist 17. Charlestown, Mass. (27-0) , won third straight Division II state title 18. Chicago, Westinghouse (30-5) , won first state championship 19. Minnetonka, Minn., Hopkins (28-2) , captured first state crown since 1953 20. Marietta, Ga., Wheeler (29-3) , first state title since 1994 21. Pontiac, Mich., Northern (23-4) , Class A state titlist last two seasons 22. Minneapolis, Henry (29-4) , state champ in Class 3A three straight years 23. Long Beach, Calif., Poly (30-4) , lost to No. 5 Westchester in regional final 24. Gulfport, Miss. (37-1) , state champ for first time since 1988 25. Neptune, N.J. (29-3) , G Taquan Dean will play at Louisville next year Northeast 1. Jersey City, N.J., St. Anthony, 29-1 2. Manhattan, N.Y., Rice, 29-2 3. Charlestown, Mass., 27-0 4. Neptune, N.J., 29-3 5. Brooklyn, N.Y., Lincoln, 25-6 6. Manhasset, N.Y., St. Mary's, 25-2 7. Philadelphia, Strawberry Mansion, 24-4 8. Harrisburg, Pa., 31-3 9. Amityville, N.Y., 24-3 10. Syracuse, N.Y., Henninger, 25-2 East Coast 1. Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill, 32-1 2. Hyattsville, Md., DeMatha, 32-3 3. Baltimore, Douglass, 28-0 4. Hockessin, Del., Sanford, 24-2 5. Mount Ulla, N.C., West Rowan, 30-0 6. Winston-Salem, N.C., Reynolds, 27-6 7. Myrtle Beach, S.C., 30-1 8. Fayetteville, N.C., Seventy-First, 28-3 9. Brandywine, Md., Gwynn Park, 24-3 10. Roanoke, Va., Cave Springs, 18-10 South 1. Miami, Christian, 38-2 2. St. Petersburg, Fla., Lakewood, 34-2 3. Memphis, Tenn., White Station, 36-2 4. Lexington, Ky., Catholic, 33-2 5. Gulfport, Miss., 37-1 6. Marietta, Ga., Wheeler, 29-3 7. Memphis, Tenn., Ridgeway, 37-4 8. Marietta, Ga., 30-1 9. Baton Rouge, La., Woodlawn, 35-3 10. Mobile, Ala., LeFlore, 28-5 Midwest 1. Columbus, Ohio, Brookhaven, 27-1 2. Chicago, Westinghouse, 30-5 3. Pontiac, Mich., Northern, 23-4 4. Milwaukee, Vincent, 23-1 5. Springfield, Ill., Lanphier, 32-2 6. Cincinnati, Winton Woods, 26-2 7. Gary, Ind., Westside 23-4 8. Cincinnati, Roger Bacon, 25-3 9. Akron, Ohio, St. Vincent-St. Mary, 23-4 10. Madison, Wis., La Follette, 25-1 Midlands 1. St. Louis, Vashon, 30-1 2. Minnetonka, Minn., Hopkins, 28-2 3. Minneapolis, Henry, 29-4 4. Sioux City, Iowa, East, 25-1 5. Grand Island, Neb., 23-1 6. Wichita, Kan., East, 22-3 7. Litchfield, Minn., 30-2 8. Waterloo, Iowa, East, 22-4 9. Highlands Ranch, Colo., ThunderRidge, 20-5 10. Kaysville, Utah, Davis, 18-7 Southwest 1. Dallas, Lincoln, 40-0 2. Beaumont, Texas, Ozen, 32-3 3. Oklahoma City, Putnam City, 27-1 4. Phoenix, Sunnyslope, 29-1 5. Fort Worth, Texas, Dunbar, 33-3 6. Cedar Hill, Texas, 32-3 7. The Colony, Texas, 29-3 8. Little Rock, Ark., Parkview, 27-3 9. San Antonio, Jay, 28-9 10. Las Vegas, Bishop Gorman, 28-6 West Coast 1. Los Angeles, Westchester, 32-2 2. Seattle, Rainier Beach, 28-1 3. Long Beach, Calif. Poly, 30-4 4. Los Angeles, Fairfax, 30-5 5. Oakland, Calif., Tech, 28-4 6. Riverside, Calif., King, 31-4 7. Santa Ana, Calif., Mater Dei, 29-5 8. Tacoma, Wash., Lincoln, 27-2 9. Honolulu, Iolani, 25-2 10. Tigard, Ore., 24-4 FEATS OF THE WEEK: The state of Texas has its first national champion in the 13 years of the National Prep Basketball Poll in the 40-0 Dallas, Lincoln Tigers. Coach Leonard Bishop’s squad won its games by an average of 25 points, set a new standard for wins by a Prep Poll champion and beat four teams that spent time in the national rankings at some point during the season. McDonald’s All-American Chris Bosh, a 6-foot-10 post headed to Georgia Tech, along with SMU-bound twin guards Bryan and Ryan Hopkins formed a talented nucleus for the Tigers, who started the season ranked 19th . . . Previous National Prep Poll champions with records and coaches: 1990--Chicago, King (32-0), Landon Cox; 1991--Philadelphia, Simon Gratz (27-1), Bill Ellerbee; 1992--Baltimore, Dunbar (29-0), Pete Pompey; 1993--Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill (30-0), Steve Smith; 1994--Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill (30-1), Steve Smith; 1995--New Orleans, St. Augustine (37-1), Bernard Griffith; 1996--Jersey City, N.J., St. Anthony (31-0), Bob Hurley; 1997--Peoria, Ill., Manual (31-1), Wayne McClain; 1998--Frederick, Md., St. John's at Prospect Hall (25-0), Stu Vetter; 1999-Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill (31-0), Steve Smith; 2000-Compton, Calif., Dominguez (35-2), Russell Otis; 2001-Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill (32-1), Steve Smith . . . Preseason No. 1-ranked Los Angeles, Westchester closed the season by defeating regionally ranked Oakland, Calif., Tech, 80-75, for the Division I state championship before 9,928 fans at Arco Arena in Sacramento. The 32-2 Comets only losses this year came to No. 2 Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill and regionally ranked Los Angeles, Fairfax. Copyright 2002 World Features Syndicate, Inc. . .endit Note: Previous National Prep Poll champions with records and coaches: 1990--Chicago, King (32-0), Landon Cox; 1991--Philadelphia, Simon Gratz (27-1), Bill Ellerbee; 1992--Baltimore, Dunbar (29-0), Pete Pompey; 1993--Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill (30-0), Steve Smith; 1994--Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill (30-1), Steve Smith; 1995--New Orleans, St. Augustine (37-1), Bernard Griffith; 1996--Jersey City, N.J., St. Anthony (31-0), Bob Hurley; 1997--Peoria, Ill., Manual (31-1), Wayne McClain; 1998--Frederick, Md., St. John's at Prospect Hall (25-0), Stu Vetter; 1999-Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill (31-0), Steve Smith; 2000-Compton, Calif., Dominguez (35-2), Russell Otis; 2001-Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill (32-1), Steve Smith. National Prep Basketball Poll for Week of March 18 Posted on Topic: National Prep Poll National Prep Basketball Poll-Week 17 By Jamie DeMoney and Jeremy Plowman The National Prep Basketball Poll is compiled by national high school sports experts Jamie DeMoney and Jeremy Plowman and a panel of sportswriters. The national Top 25 and regional Top 10's follow with won-loss records: 1. Dallas, Lincoln (40-0) , beat four teams that were nationally ranked this season 2. Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill (32-1) , defeated teams from 12 states and Canada 3. St. Louis, Vashon (30-1) , winner of three consecutive 4A state titles 4. Jersey City, N.J., St. Anthony (27-1) , plays for eighth state TOC title this week 5. Los Angeles, Westchester (31-2) , slipped past No. 23 Poly to earn state-title game berth 6. Manhattan, N.Y., Rice (27-2) , won first Catholic city title in three seasons 7. Seattle, Rainier Beach (28-1) , state titlist in Class 3A 8. Columbus, Ohio, Brookhaven (25-1) , earned repeat trip to state semifinals 9. Amityville, N.Y. (24-2) , won third straight Class B state title 10. Cincinnati, Winton Woods (25-1) , undefeated versus Ohio teams 11. Akron, Ohio, St. Vincent-St. Mary (21-3) , shoots for third straight state title this weekend 12. Beaumont, Texas, Ozen (32-3) , had 68-3 record over last two seasons 13. Miami, Christian (38-2) , got state record for wins and 1A state crown 14. Oklahoma City, Putnam City (27-1) , won first state championship since 1972 15. Hyattsville, Md., DeMatha (32-3) , won eighth Alhambra Catholic Invitational title 16. Baltimore, Douglass (28-0) , won school’s first 3A state championship 17. St. Petersburg, Fla., Lakewood (34-2) , won 4A state title 18. Memphis, Tenn., White Station (36-2) , captured Class AAA state championship 19. Lexington, Ky., Catholic (33-2) , won school’s first state title 20. Charlestown, Mass. (27-0) , grabbed third straight Division II state title 21. Chicago, Westinghouse (30-5) , won first state championship 22. Saginaw, Mich., (22-2) , led by Florida recruit Anthony Roberson 23. Long Beach, Calif., Poly (30-4) , lost to No. 5 Westchester in regional final 24. Gulfport, Miss. (37-1) , state champ for first time since 1988 25. Phoenix, Sunnyslope (29-1) , first-time Class 4A state titlist Northeast 1. Jersey City, N.J., St. Anthony, 27-1 2. Manhattan, N.Y., Rice, 27-2 3. Amityville, N.Y., 24-2 4. Charlestown, Mass., 27-0 5. Neptune, N.J., 28-2 6. Newark, N.J., Eastside, 29-1 7. Brooklyn, N.Y., Lincoln, 25-5 8. Philadelphia, Strawberry Mansion, 24-4 9. Uniontown, Pa. 29-1 10. Syracuse, N.Y., Henninger, 24-1 East Coast 1. Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill, 32-1 2. Hyattsville, Md., DeMatha, 32-3 3. Baltimore, Douglass, 28-0 4. Hockessin, Del., Sanford, 24-2 5. Mount Ulla, N.C., West Rowan, 30-0 6. Winston-Salem, N.C., Reynolds, 27-6 7. Myrtle Beach, S.C., 30-1 8. Fayetteville, N.C., Seventy-First, 28-3 9. Brandywine, Md., Gwynn Park, 24-3 10. Roanoke, Va., Cave Springs, 18-10 South 1. Miami, Christian, 38-2 2. St. Petersburg, Fla., Lakewood, 34-2 3. Memphis, Tenn., White Station, 36-2 4. Lexington, Ky., Catholic, 33-2 5. Gulfport, Miss., 37-1 6. Marietta, Ga., Wheeler 29-3 7. Memphis, Tenn., Ridgeway, 37-4 8. Marietta, Ga., 30-1 9. Baton Rouge, La., Woodlawn, 35-3 10. Mobile, Ala., LeFlore, 28-5 Midwest 1. Columbus, Ohio, Brookhaven, 25-1 2. Cincinnati, Winton Woods, 25-1 3. Akron, Ohio, St. Vincent-St. Mary, 21-3 4. Chicago, Westinghouse, 30-5 5. Saginaw, Mich., 22-2 6. Milwaukee, Vincent, 23-1 7. Springfield, Ill., Lanphier, 32-2 8. Indianapolis, Pike, 24-3 9. Detroit, Redford, 21-2 10. Madison, Wis., La Follette, 25-1 Midlands 1. St. Louis, Vashon, 30-1 2. Minnetonka, Minn., Hopkins, 25-2 3. Sioux City, Iowa, East, 25-1 4. Minneapolis, Henry, 26-4 5. Minneapolis, North, 22-6 6. Grand Island, Neb., 23-1 7. Wichita, Kan., East, 22-3 8. Waterloo, Iowa, East, 22-4 9. Highlands Ranch, Colo., ThunderRidge, 20-5 10. Kaysville, Utah, Davis, 18-7 Southwest 1. Dallas, Lincoln, 40-0 2. Beaumont, Texas, Ozen, 32-3 3. Oklahoma City, Putnam City, 27-1 4. Phoenix, Sunnyslope, 29-1 5. Fort Worth, Texas, Dunbar, 33-3 6. Cedar Hill, Texas, 32-3 7. The Colony, Texas, 29-3 8. Little Rock, Ark., Parkview, 27-3 9. San Antonio, Jay, 28-9 10. Las Vegas, Bishop Gorman, 28-6 West Coast 1. Los Angeles, Westchester, 31-2 2. Seattle, Rainier Beach, 28-1 3. Long Beach, Calif. Poly, 30-4 4. Oakland, Calif., Tech, 28-3 5. Los Angeles, Fairfax, 30-5 6. Riverside, Calif., King, 30-4 7. Santa Ana, Calif., Mater Dei, 29-5 8. Tacoma, Wash., Lincoln, 27-2 9. Honolulu, Iolani, 25-2 10. Tigard, Ore., 24-4 FEATS OF THE WEEK: No. 19 Lexington, Ky., Catholic and No. 21 Chicago, Westinghouse each earned their first-ever state championships over the weekend and with it 2001-02 debut appearances in the national rankings. Catholic demolished Paducah, Tilghman, 83-53, to earn the Knights top prize after five unsuccessful trips in the past 11 years to Kentucky’s Sweet Sixteen. Talented sophomore trio William Graham, Demetrius Green and Harrison Morton combined for 55 points . . . A capacity crowd of over 11,000 fans at Peoria’s Carver Arena watched Westinghouse build then lose an 18-point lead before eventually holding off then-No. 16 Springfield, Lanphier, 76-72, in the Illinois Class AA championship. Darius Glover led the way for the Warriors with 28 points and 10 rebounds . . . Regionally ranked Brooklyn, N.Y., Lincoln got past Robeson, 65-61, for the New York City Public School Athletic League championship before 8,969 fans at Madison Square Garden. Super sophomore point guard Sebastian Telfair of Lincoln earned game MVP honors with 16 points, six assists and four steals. The last time Lincoln won the PSAL crown was in 1995, when Telfair’s cousin Phoenix Suns guard Stephon Marbury was running the show for the Railsplitters . . . Chris Turner of regionally ranked Syracuse, Henninger scored a tournament-record 38 points in a 71-56 win over Rochester, McQuaid for the New York Class A state championship. National Prep Basketball Poll for Week of March 4 Posted on Topic: National Prep Poll National Prep Basketball Poll-Week 15 By Jamie DeMoney and Jeremy Plowman The National Prep Basketball Poll is compiled by national high school sports experts Jamie DeMoney and Jeremy Plowman and a panel of sportswriters. The national Top 25 and regional Top 10's follow with won-loss records: 1. Dallas, Lincoln (38-0), advanced to 4A state semifinals with No. 12 Ozen 2. Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill (32-1), beat teams from 12 states and Canada this season 3. St. Louis, Vashon (27-1), shoots for third consecutive 4A state title this weekend 4. Jersey City, N.J., St. Anthony (24-1), defending North Jersey Parochial B title 5. Los Angeles, Westchester (28-2), won section title with third win over No. 18 Fairfax 6. Milwaukee, Vincent (21-0), got 38 points from PG Greg Brown in postseason opener 7. Manhattan, N.Y., Rice (24-2), won NYC Diocesan tournament 8. Santa Ana, Calif., Mater Dei (27-4), won 10th section title in 11 years 9. Seattle, Rainier Beach (28-1), captured 3A state title 10. Columbus, Ohio, Brookhaven (21-1), 47-2 record the last two seasons 11. Amityville, N.Y. (21-2), Villanova recruit Jason Fraser 30 rebounds in playoff win 12. Beaumont, Texas, Ozen (31-2), attempts to defend 4A state crown this weekend 13. Cincinnati, Winton Woods (21-1), unbeaten since December 14. Akron, Ohio, St. Vincent-St. Mary (18-3), crushed Oberlin, Firelands by 60 in sectionals 15. Miami, Christian (36-2), advanced to Class A state semifinals 16. Springfield, Ill., Lanphier (27-1), seeks first state title since 1983 17. Oklahoma City, Putnam City (24-1), last loss was in December to No. 3 Vashon 18. Los Angeles, Fairfax (29-4), three of four losses are to No. 5 Westchester 19. Hyattsville, Md., DeMatha (28-3), plays public school champ Spingarn for D.C. title this weekend 20. Baltimore, Douglass (26-0), advanced to 3A state semis 21. St. Petersburg, Fla., Lakewood (32-2), beat then-regionally ranked Lakeland, Kathleen by 21 22. Long Beach, Calif., Poly (28-3), won CIF-SS titles in football and boys hoops this year 23. Memphis, Tenn., White Station (32-2), advanced to state tourney despite loss in regionals 24. Charlestown, Mass. (23-0), two-time defending Division II state champ 25. Frederick, Md., Thomas Johnson (24-1), guard Jermaine Thomas 51 points in region championship win Northeast 1. Jersey City, N.J., St. Anthony, 24-1 2. Manhattan, N.Y., Rice, 24-2 3. Amityville, N.Y., 21-2 4. Charlestown, Mass., 23-0 5. Camden, N.J., Catholic, 24-2 6. Neptune, N.J., 25-2 7. Newark, N.J., Eastside, 25-1 8. Mount Vernon, N.Y., 23-1 9. Elizabeth, N.J., St. Patrick’s, 21-5 10. Elizabeth, N.J., 23-3 East Coast 1. Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill, 32-1 2. Hyattsville, Md., DeMatha, 28-3 3. Baltimore, Douglass, 26-0 4. Frederick, Md., Thomas Johnson, 24-1 5. Hockessin, Del., Sanford, 22-2 6. Fayetteville, N.C., Seventy-First, 26-2 7. Clemmons, N.C., West Forsyth, 25-3 8. Bennettsville, S.C., Marlboro County, 26-1 9. Brandywine, Md., Gwynn Park 23-2 10. Mount Ulla, N.C., West Rowan, 27-0 South 1. Miami, Christian, 36-2 2. St. Petersburg, Fla., Lakewood, 32-2 3. Memphis, Tenn., White Station, 32-2 4. Lexington, Ky., Catholic, 26-2 5. Gulfport, Miss., 35-1 6. Marietta, Ga., 30-1 7. Marietta, Ga., Wheeler 27-3 8. Memphis, Tenn., Ridgeway, 33-4 9. Baton Rouge, La., Woodlawn, 33-3 10. Mobile, Ala., LeFlore, 27-6 Midwest 1. Milwaukee, Vincent, 21-0 2. Columbus, Ohio, Brookhaven, 21-1 3. Cincinnati, Winton Woods, 21-1 4. Akron, Ohio, St. Vincent-St. Mary, 18-3 5. Springfield, Ill., Lanphier, 27-1 6. Maywood, Ill., Proviso East, 24-2 7. Joliet, Ill., Joliet Township, 28-1 8. Saginaw, Mich., 17-2 9. New Albany, Ind., 23-1 10. Indianapolis, Pike, 21-3 Midlands 1. St. Louis, Vashon, 27-1 2. Minnetonka, Minn., Hopkins, 23-2 3. Iowa City, Iowa, West, 22-0 4. Mason City, Iowa, 21-1 5. St. Paul, Minn., Cretin-Derham Hall, 24-3 6. Sioux City, Iowa, East, 21-1 7. Minneapolis, Henry, 23-4 8. Denver, East, 17-2 9. St. Louis, DeSmet, 25-4 10. Grand Island, Neb., 20-1 Southwest 1. Dallas, Lincoln, 38-0 2. Beaumont, Texas, Ozen, 31-2 3. Oklahoma City, Putnam City, 24-1 4. Phoenix, Sunnyslope, 29-1 5. Fort Worth, Texas, Dunbar, 33-2 6. Cedar Hill, Texas, 32-3 7. The Colony, Texas, 29-3 8. Fort Bend, Texas, Hightower, 34-3 9. Little Rock, Ark., Parkview, 24-3 10. Las Vegas, Bishop Gorman, 28-6 West Coast 1. Los Angeles, Westchester, 28-2 2. Santa Ana, Calif., Mater Dei, 27-4 3. Seattle, Rainier Beach, 28-1 4. Los Angeles, Fairfax, 29-4 5. Long Beach, Calif. Poly, 28-3 6. Los Angeles, Loyola, 27-3 7. Rialto, Calif., Eisenhower, 27-3 8. Honolulu, Iolani, 25-2 9. Springfield, Ore., Thurston, 21-3 10. Tacoma, Wash., Lincoln, 23-2 FEATS OF THE WEEK: The state of Texas continued its prominent role in this year’s Prep Poll as two Dallas-area teams previously ranked in the national Top 10 were upset. In the Class 5A regional quarterfinals, then-No. 9 Cedar Hill defeated then-No. 10 The Colony, 56-50, but was knocked off in the next round by Midland, Lee, 67-62. This week, Dallas, Lincoln will attempt to end its season with a perfect 40-0 record and become the first Texas team to win a National Prep Poll basketball title. The top-ranked Tigers will meet regionally ranked Fort Worth, Dunbar in the 4A state semifinals, with a possible title-game matchup with No. 12 Beaumont, Ozen on deck . . . Villanova recruit Jason Fraser of No. 11 Amityville, N.Y., scored 24 points and grabbed a whopping 30 boards in a 64-62 win over Huntington Station, Whitman for the Suffolk County Class B title . . . Greensboro, N.C., Dudley rode a 41-point, 13-rebound, 13-block triple-double from University of Cincinnati recruit Eric Hicks en route to a 71-59 3-A sectional final win over Kernersville, Glenn . . . Seattle, Rainier Beach will finish the season in the Top 10 after claiming Washington’s 3A state championship. The ninth-ranked Vikings got 19 points each from tourney MVP Nate Robinson and junior Rodrick Stewart in a 67-51 over 800-win coach Ed Pepple and Mercer Island. National Prep Basketball Poll for Week of Feb. 25 National Prep Basketball Poll-Week 14 By Jamie DeMoney and Jeremy PlowmanThe National Prep Basketball Poll is compiled by national high school sports experts Jamie DeMoney and Jeremy Plowman and a panel of sportswriters. The national Top 25 and regional Top 10's follow with won-loss records: 1. Dallas, Lincoln (35-0), beat both No. 9 Cedar Hill and No. 10 The Colony this season 2. Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill (32-1), coach Steve Smith got 500th win 3. St. Louis, Vashon (26-1), seeking third straight 4A state championship 4. Jersey City, N.J., St. Anthony (23-1), handed second loss to regionally ranked Camden, Catholic 5. Los Angeles, Westchester (27-2), advanced to City Section title game vs. No. 17 Fairfax 6. Milwaukee, Vincent (20-0), captured third straight conference title 7. Manhattan, N.Y., Rice (22-2), begins Catholic league playoffs after week off 8. Santa Ana, Calif., Mater Dei (25-4), shooting for 16th CIF-SS title 9. Cedar Hill, Texas (31-2), faces No. 10 The Colony in this week's regional quarterfinals 10. The Colony, Texas (29-2), unbeaten since early December 11. Seattle, Rainier Beach (24-1), won fourth straight district title 12. Columbus, Ohio, Brookhaven (20-1), three Division I signees in six-man rotation 13. Amityville, N.Y. (19-2), breezed to third consecutive league crown 14. Beaumont, Texas, Ozen (28-2), has not lost to a Texas team in two seasons 15. Memphis, Tenn., White Station (31-1), captured district title 16. Marietta, Ga. (29-0), Patrick Ewing Jr. got six blocks and six dunks in playoff opener 17. Los Angeles, Fairfax (28-3), plays No. 5 Westchester for fourth time this season on Saturday 18. Cincinnati, Winton Woods (20-1), opened post-season play with 46-point blowout win 19. Miami, Christian (34-2), has won 25 straight 20. Akron, Ohio, St. Vincent-St. Mary (17-3), unbeaten versus Ohio foes 21. Springfield, Ill., Lanphier (25-1), has won 32 straight league games 22. Hyattsville, Md., DeMatha (28-3), won 33rd conference title under coach Morgan Wootten 23. Oklahoma City, Putnam City (23-1), features 6-7 Kansas State recruit Marques Hayden 24. Baltimore, Douglass (23-0), captured city title 25. Compton, Calif., Centennial (28-0), survived two squeakers to advance to section semifinals Northeast 1. Jersey City, N.J., St. Anthony, 23-1 2. Manhattan, N.Y., Rice, 22-2 3. Amityville, N.Y., 19-2 4. Charlestown, Mass., 22-0 5. Camden, N.J., Catholic, 22-2 6. Neptune, N.J., 23-2 7. Philadelphia, Bartram, 24-0 8. Newark, N.J., Eastside, 23-1 9. Mount Vernon, N.Y., 21-1 10. Elizabeth, N.J., St. Patrick's, 20-5 East Coast 1. Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill, 32-1 2. Hyattsville, Md., DeMatha, 28-3 3. Baltimore, Douglass, 23-0 4. Oxon Hill, Md., 20-1 5. Frederick, Md., Thomas Johnson, 21-1 6. Hockessin, Del., Sanford, 21-2 7. Annapolis, Md., 23-0 8. Fayetteville, N.C., Seventy-First, 24-2 9. Clemmons, N.C., West Forsyth, 23-3 10. Bennettsville, S.C., Marlboro County, 24-1 South 1. Memphis, Tenn., White Station, 31-1 2. Marietta, Ga., 29-0 3. Miami, Christian, 34-2 4. Lakeland, Fla., Kathleen, 27-4 5. St. Petersburg, Fla., Lakewood, 30-2 6. Lexington, Ky., Catholic, 24-2 7. Memphis, Tenn., Washington, 24-2 8. Lilburn, Ga., Berkmar, 24-4 9. Gulfport, Miss., 33-1 10. Memphis, Tenn., Ridgeway, 29-4 Midwest 1. Milwaukee, Vincent, 20-0 2. Columbus, Ohio, Brookhaven, 20-1 3. Cincinnati, Winton Woods, 20-1 4. Akron, Ohio, St. Vincent-St. Mary, 17-3 5. Springfield, Ill., Lanphier, 25-1 6. Maywood, Ill., Proviso East, 22-2 7. Joliet, Ill., Joliet Township, 26-1 8. Saginaw, Mich., 16-2 9. New Albany, Ind., 21-1 10. Indianapolis, Pike, 18-3 Midlands 1. St. Louis, Vashon, 26-1 2. Minneapolis, Henry, 21-3 3. Minnetonka, Minn., Hopkins, 22-2 4. Iowa City, Iowa, West, 21-0 5. Mason City, Iowa, 20-1 6. Sioux City, Iowa, East, 20-1 7. Ballwin, Mo., Parkway West, 27-1 8. Denver, East, 16-2 9. Grand Island, Neb., 19-1 10. Provo, Utah, Timpview, 19-2 Southwest 1. Dallas, Lincoln, 35-0 2. Cedar Hill, Texas, 31-2 3. The Colony, Texas, 29-2 4. Beaumont, Texas, Ozen, 28-2 5. Oklahoma City, Putnam City, 23-1 6. Phoenix, Sunnyslope, 29-1 7. Fort Worth, Texas, Dunbar, 30-2 8. Bryan, Texas, 27-5 9. Fort Bend, Texas, Hightower, 31-3 10. Las Vegas, Bishop Gorman, 28-6 West Coast 1. Los Angeles, Westchester, 27-2 2. Santa Ana, Calif., Mater Dei, 25-4 3. Seattle, Rainier Beach, 24-1 4. Los Angeles, Fairfax, 28-3 5. Compton, Calif., Centennial, 28-0 6. Long Beach, Calif. Poly, 26-3 7. Rialto, Calif., Eisenhower, 26-2 8. Seattle, Garfield, 19-2 9. Honolulu, Iolani, 25-2 10. Springfield, Ore., Thurston, 21-3 FEATS OF THE WEEK: With March still one week away, three regionally ranked squads were already crowned state champions. In Arizona's Class 4A, Phoenix, Sunnyslope earned its first state title by defeating Page, 61-55, before over 9,000 fans at America West Arena. The Vikings closed the season with 28 straight victories. In Nevada, guard C.J. Watson closed a stellar prep career by scoring 35 points in Las Vegas, Bishop Gorman's 71-61 win over North Las Vegas, Cheyenne, for the 4A state championship. The Raiders of Honolulu, Iolani got 33 points from guard Derrick Low in a 58-57 win over Kailua, Kalaheo for Hawaii's state championship . . . Guard Raymond Felton of Latta, S.C. scored 20 points in a 108-41 rout of Elloree to become the Palmetto State's all-time leading scorer. The 6-foot-1 North Carolina recruit now has 2,697 points for his career . . . Junior guard Tre Kelly of Washington, D.C., Dunbar dished out a school-record 22 assists and scored 21 points in a 85-57 win over School Without Walls . . . Second-ranked Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill's Steve Smith posted his 500th win as patriarch of the Warriors during a 78-59 win over Centereach, N.Y., Our Savior New American. Oak Hill is 501-32 in 17 seasons under Smith. National Prep Basketball Poll-Week 13 By Jamie DeMoney and Jeremy PlowmanThe National Prep Basketball Poll is compiled by national high school sports experts Jamie DeMoney and Jeremy Plowman and a panel of sportswriters. The national Top 25 and regional Top 10's follow with won-loss records: 1. Dallas, Lincoln (34-0), clipped No. 9 Cedar Hill, 64-63, to complete unbeaten regular season 2. Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill (30-1), has had more McDonald’s All-Americans than any other school 3. St. Louis, Vashon (23-1), standout PG Jimmy McKinney will play at Missouri next year 4. Jersey City, N.J., St. Anthony (21-1), 28th season with at least 20 wins under coach Bob Hurley Sr. 5. Los Angeles, Westchester (25-2), both losses to Top 25 teams 6. Milwaukee, Vincent (19-0), has won 41 straight 7. Manhattan, N.Y., Rice (22-2), forced 26 turnovers in rout of state-ranked Bishop Loughlin 8. Santa Ana, Calif., Mater Dei (23-4), won 19th league title in 20 years 9. Cedar Hill, Texas (30-2), loss to No. 1 Lincoln was first since Nov. 30 10. The Colony, Texas (28-2), backcourt duo of Deron Williams and Bracey Wright are McDonald’s AA finalists 11. Seattle, Rainier Beach (22-1), earned fifth straight berth into state playoffs 12. Columbus, Ohio, Brookhaven (19-1), captured city championship 13. Amityville, N.Y. (16-2), all five starters average in double figures 14. Beaumont, Texas, Ozen (27-2), shooting for second straight 4A state crown 15. Memphis, Tenn., White Station (29-1), won fourth 3A city title in six years 16. Marietta, Ga. (28-0), won region title without injured star Chris Ellis 17. Los Angeles, Fairfax (27-3), blue chipper Evan Burns got 30 points in section tourney opener 18. Cincinnati, Winton Woods (19-1), completed second straight unbeaten regular season versus Ohio teams 19. Miami, Christian (33-2), advanced to Class A regional round 20. Akron, Ohio, St. Vincent-St. Mary (15-3), suffered second straight loss 21. Springfield, Ill., Lanphier (24-1), held 50-8 halftime lead on Chatham, Glenwood 22. Hyattsville, Md., DeMatha (25-3), avenged earlier loss to Fairfax, Va., Paul VI 23. Oklahoma City, Putnam City (20-1), only loss to No. 3 Vashon 24. Baltimore, Douglass (22-0), will face traditional power Dunbar for city title this week 25. Compton, Calif., Centennial (26-0), led by standout soph PG Gabriel Pruitt Northeast 1. Jersey City, N.J., St. Anthony, 21-1 2. Manhattan, N.Y., Rice, 22-2 3. Amityville, N.Y., 16-2 4. Camden, N.J., Catholic, 20-1 5. Elizabeth, N.J., St. Patrick’s, 19-4 6. Charlestown, Mass., 17-0 7. Neptune, N.J., 19-2 8. Philadelphia, Bartram, 23-0 9. Newark, N.J., Eastside, 21-1 10. Mount Vernon, N.Y., 20-1 East Coast 1. Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill, 30-1 2. Hyattsville, Md., DeMatha, 25-3 3. Baltimore, Douglass, 22-0 4. Oxon Hill, Md., 19-1 5. Frederick, Md., Thomas Johnson, 19-1 6. Hockessin, Del., Sanford, 19-2 7. Annapolis, Md., 22-0 8. Rockville, Md., Montrose Christian, 18-5 9. Fayetteville, N.C., Seventy-First, 21-1 10. Clemmons, N.C., West Forsyth, 21-3 South 1. Memphis, Tenn., White Station, 29-1 2. Marietta, Ga., 28-0 3. Miami, Christian, 33-2 4. Lakeland, Fla., Kathleen, 26-4 5. St. Petersburg, Fla., Lakewood, 29-2 6. Lexington, Ky., Catholic, 22-2 7. Gulfport, Miss., 31-0 8. Memphis, Tenn., Washington, 22-2 9. Lilburn, Ga., Berkmar, 23-4 10. Birmingham, Ala., John Carroll, 27-3 Midwest 1. Milwaukee, Vincent, 19-0 2. Columbus, Ohio, Brookhaven, 19-1 3. Cincinnati, Winton Woods, 19-1 4. Akron, Ohio, St. Vincent-St. Mary, 15-3 5. Springfield, Ill., Lanphier, 24-1 6. Maywood, Ill., Proviso East, 20-2 7. Joliet, Ill., Joliet Township, 25-1 8. New Albany, Ind., 20-1 9. Saginaw, Mich., 15-2 10. Indianapolis, Pike, 16-3 Midlands 1. St. Louis, Vashon, 23-1 2. Minneapolis, Henry, 20-3 3. Minnetonka, Minn., Hopkins, 20-2 4. Springfield, Mo., Kickapoo, 25-1 5. Iowa City, Iowa, West, 19-0 6. Mason City, Iowa, 18-1 7. Sioux City, Iowa, East, 18-1 8. Ballwin, Mo., Parkway West, 25-1 9. Denver, East, 14-2 10. Grand Island, Neb., 18-1 Southwest 1. Dallas, Lincoln, 34-0 2. Cedar Hill, Texas, 30-2 3. The Colony, Texas, 28-2 4. Beaumont, Texas, Ozen, 27-2 5. Oklahoma City, Putnam City, 20-1 6. Phoenix, Sunnyslope, 28-1 7. Fort Worth, Texas, Dunbar, 29-2 8. Bryan, Texas, 26-5 9. Fort Bend, Texas, Hightower, 30-3 10. North Las Vegas, Nev., Cheyenne, 28-4 West Coast 1. Los Angeles, Westchester, 25-2 2. Santa Ana, Calif., Mater Dei, 23-4 3. Seattle, Rainier Beach, 22-1 4. Los Angeles, Fairfax, 27-3 5. Compton, Calif., Centennial, 26-0 6. Long Beach, Calif. Poly, 24-3 7. Rialto, Calif., Eisenhower, 24-2 8. Seattle, Garfield, 18-2 9. Portland, Ore., Jefferson, 19-3 10. Honolulu, Iolani, 22-2 FEATS OF THE WEEK: Top-ranked Dallas, Lincoln took another huge step toward becoming the first team from Texas to finish No. 1 in the National Prep Poll. The Tigers held off ninth-ranked Cedar Hill, 64-63, in the nightcap of the Dallas Morning News Classic before over a near-sellout crowd of 17,531 fans at Reunion Arena. The largest hurdle now in the way between Lincoln and a mythical national championship is a possible match-up with No. 14 Beaumont, Ozen in the Class 4A state tournament. Also at the DMN Classic, No. 10 The Colony breezed past Dallas 4A power South Oak Cliff, 73-62, behind 28 points from Indiana-bound guard Bracey Wright, and regionally ranked Fort Worth, Dunbar hammered Dallas, Kimball, 84-56 . . . Guard Jeff Horner of regionally ranked Mason City, Iowa, became the first 4A player and just the 21st player overall in state history to eclipse the 2,000-point mark for his career. The 6-foot-3 University of Iowa signee scored 45 in a 73-60 win over Des Moines, Hoover, then netted 50 the next night during the Mohawks’ first loss of the season, a 77-69 decision at Ames . . . The so-called Sports Illustrated “cover jinx” made its way to high school basketball. Just a couple days after the magazine released a cover featuring superstar junior LeBron James of No. 20 Akron, Ohio, St. Vincent-St. Mary, the Irish dropped their third game of the season, a 58-57 overtime loss to unranked Grove City, Pa., George Jr. Republic. National Prep Basketball Poll for Week of Feb. 11 Posted on Topic: National Prep Poll National Prep Basketball Poll-Week 12 By Jamie DeMoney and Jeremy Plowman The National Prep Basketball Poll is compiled by high school sports experts Jamie DeMoney and Jeremy Plowman and a panel of sportswriters. The national Top 25 and regional Top 10's follow with won-loss records: 1. Dallas, Lincoln (32-0), clashes with No. 10 Cedar Hill on Saturday 2. Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill (27-1), beat then-No. 2 St. Vincent-St. Mary's at Primetime Shootout in Trenton, N.J. 3. St. Louis, Vashon (23-1), only loss to No. 5 SV-SM 4. Jersey City, N.J., St. Anthony (19-1), hammered No. 14 Amityville at Primetime Shootout 5. Akron, Ohio, St. Vincent-St. Mary (15-2), LeBron James scored 36 in loss to No. 2 Oak Hill 6. Los Angeles, Westchester (24-2), drew top seed for upcoming L.A. City Section tourney 7. Milwaukee, Vincent (17-0), beat state-ranked Milwaukee King by 16 8. Manhattan, N.Y., Rice (21-2), upset by league foe Xaverian 9. Santa Ana, Calif., Mater Dei (22-4), ended regular season with 15-game winning streak 10. Cedar Hill, Texas (29-1), only loss to regionally ranked A&M Consolidated in November 11. The Colony, Texas (26-2), suffered 10-point loss to No. 1 Lincoln in December 12. Seattle, Rainier Beach (21-1), captured third straight league crown 13. Columbus, Ohio, Brookhaven (18-1), diminutive PG Andrew Lavender averaging over 11 assists per game 14. Amityville, N.Y. (14-2), both losses to Top 25 teams 15. Beaumont, Texas, Ozen (26-2), completed second straight unbeaten district season 16. Memphis, Tenn., White Station (25-1), five of top seven scorers are underclassmen 17. Marietta, Ga. (25-0), beat state-No. 2 and cross-town rival Wheeler by three 18. Bloomington, Ind., North (18-1), suffered first loss to state-ranked Indianapolis Pike 19. Los Angeles, Fairfax (26-3), F Evan Burns headed to UCLA 20. Cincinnati, Winton Woods (18-1), unbeaten versus in-state teams 21. Miami, Christian (30-2), G Carlos Rivera has 100 three-pointers for season 22. Springfield, Ill., Lanphier (23-1), averaging over 100 points in last three games 23. Memphis, Tenn., Washington (21-1), upset by Sheffield for first loss of season 24. Hyattsville, Md., DeMatha (23-3), in the midst of 44th straight winning season 25. Mason City, Iowa (16-0), beefy post Scott Raridon a Notre Dame football signee Northeast 1. Jersey City, N.J., St. Anthony, 19-1 2. Manhattan, N.Y., Rice, 21-2 3. Amityville, N.Y., 14-2 4. Camden, N.J., Catholic, 17-1 5. Elizabeth, N.J., St. Patrick's, 17-4 6. Charlestown, Mass., 15-0 7. Neptune, N.J., 18-2 8. Philadelphia, Bartram, 21-0 9. Newark, N.J., Eastside, 19-1 10. Briarwood, N.Y., Archbishop Molloy, 17-4 East Coast 1. Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill, 27-1 2. Hyattsville, Md., DeMatha, 23-3 3. Baltimore, Douglass, 19-0 4. Oxon Hill, Md., 18-1 5. Hockessin, Del., Sanford, 17-2 6. Annapolis, Md., 20-0 7. Rockville, Md., Montrose Christian, 16-4 8. Raleigh, N.C., Millbrook, 19-3 9. Frederick, Md., Thomas Johnson, 16-1 10. Richmond, Va., George Wythe, 17-0 South 1. Memphis, Tenn., White Station, 25-1 2. Marietta, Ga., 25-0 3. Miami, Christian, 30-2 4. Memphis, Tenn., Washington, 21-1 5. Lakeland, Fla., Kathleen, 23-4 6. St. Petersburg, Fla., Lakewood, 27-2 7. Lexington, Ky., Catholic, 20-2 8. Orlando, Fla., Evans, 25-2 9. Gulfport, Miss., 29-0 10. Jackson, Miss., Murrah, 27-2 Midwest 1. Akron, Ohio, St. Vincent-St. Mary, 15-2 2. Milwaukee, Vincent, 17-0 3. Columbus, Ohio, Brookhaven, 18-1 4. Bloomington, Ind., North, 18-1 5. Cincinnati, Winton Woods, 18-1 6. Springfield, Ill., Lanphier, 23-1 7. Saginaw, Mich., 13-1 8. Detroit, Redford, 14-1 9. Maywood, Ill., Proviso East, 19-2 10. Joliet, Ill., 23-1 Midlands 1. St. Louis, Vashon, 23-1 2. Mason City, Iowa, 16-0 3. Minneapolis, Henry, 18-3 4. Minnetonka, Minn., Hopkins, 17-2 5. Springfield, Mo., Kickapoo, 24-1 6. Iowa City, Iowa, West, 17-0 7. Sioux City, Iowa, East 16-1 8. Ballwin, Mo., Parkway West, 23-1 9. Denver, East, 12-2 10. Grand Island, Neb., 17-1 Southwest 1. Dallas, Lincoln, 32-0 2. Cedar Hill, Texas, 29-1 3. The Colony, Texas, 26-2 4. Beaumont, Texas, Ozen, 26-2 5. Oklahoma City, Putnam City, 18-1 6. Phoenix, Sunnyslope, 25-1 7. Fort Worth, Texas, Dunbar, 27-2 8. College Station, Texas, A&M Consolidated, 26-6 9. Bryan, Texas, 24-5 10. Las Vegas, Bishop Gorman, 23-5 West Coast 1. Los Angeles, Westchester, 24-2 2. Santa Ana, Calif., Mater Dei, 22-4 3. Seattle, Rainier Beach, 21-1 4. Los Angeles, Fairfax, 26-3 5. Compton, Calif., Centennial, 25-0 6. Long Beach, Calif. Poly, 23-3 7. Rialto, Calif., Eisenhower, 23-2 8. Seattle, Garfield, 16-2 9. Portland, Ore., Jefferson, 16-3 10. Honolulu, Iolani, 22-2 FEATS OF THE WEEK: Trenton, N.J., played host to arguably the top field of any national event this year with five Top 10 teams among those competing in the Primetime Shootout. Sunday's finale included a 72-66 win for No. 2 Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill over fifth-ranked Akron, Ohio, St. Vincent-St. Mary and No. 4 Jersey City, N.J., St. Anthony drubbing preseason No. 7 Fort Washington, Pa., Germantown Academy, 70-45. On Friday, St. Anthony easily handled No. 14 Amityville, N.Y., 75-55, while Oak Hill thumped regionally ranked Elizabeth, N.J., St. Patrick, 74-54. Saturday's action was highlighted by sixth-ranked Los Angeles, Westchester's narrow 65-64 win over Bronx, N.Y., All Hallows . . . Duke signee Shavlik Randolph from Raleigh, N.C., Broughton had his No. 42 jersey retired before the game, then went out scored 43 points in a 71-45 win over Wakefield . . . Hawthorne, Fla.'s Cornelius Ingram scored a rare quadruple-double (22 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists and 10 steals) during a 70-67 win over Gainesville . . . University of Connecticut recruit Denham Brown from West Hill of Scarborough, Ontario, scored 111 points during his team's 150-58 destruction of R.H. King. The 6-foot-6 Brown had 51 points at the half and scored 41 in the third quarter alone. National Prep Basketball Poll-Week 11 By Jamie DeMoney and Jeremy Plowman The National Prep Basketball Poll is compiled by high school sports experts Jamie DeMoney and Jeremy Plowman and a panel of sportswriters. The national Top 25 and regional Top 10's follow with won-loss records: 1. Dallas, Lincoln (30-0), would become first National Prep Poll champ from Texas 2. Akron, Ohio, St. Vincent-St. Mary (15-1), faces No. 3 Oak Hill in this weekend's Primetime Shootout in Trenton, N.J. 3. Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill (25-1), 66-game win streak ended by No. 10 Mater Dei 4. St. Louis, Vashon (20-1), got 10-point win over California regionally ranked Long Beach, Poly 5. Manhattan, N.Y., Rice (19-1), G Keydren Clark has committed to St. Peter's 6. Los Angeles, Westchester (21-2), rematch vs. NYC power All Hallows on Saturday 7. Milwaukee, Vincent (15-0), wins include narrow victory over No. 19 Patrick Henry 8. Amityville, N.Y. (15-1), average margin of victory is 46 points since Jan. 1 9. Bloomington, Ind., North (18-0), North Carolina recruit Sean May averaging a double-double 10. Santa Ana, Calif., Mater Dei (21-4), beat No. 3 Oak Hill, 84-72 11. Memphis, Tenn., Washington (20-0), led by talented all-sophomore backcourt 12. Jersey City, N.J., St. Anthony (15-1), faces No. 8 Amityville this weekend 13. Cedar Hill, Texas (27-1), winning streak at 21 games 14. The Colony, Texas (24-2), survived two tough district games last week 15. Seattle, Rainier Beach (19-1), unbeaten versus in-state teams 16. Columbus, Ohio, Brookhaven (16-1), upset at cross-town foe Mifflin in OT 17. Beaumont, Texas, Ozen (24-2), state tourney showdown versus No. 1 Lincoln anticipated 18. Memphis, Tenn., White Station (23-1), junior G Dane Bradshaw verbally committed to Tennessee 19. Minneapolis, Henry (17-2), seeks three-peat of 3A state title 20. Marietta, Ga. (22-0), SG Jazz Ross leads team in scoring 21. Los Angeles, Fairfax (24-3), breezed past NorCal power Modesto Christian 22. Cincinnati, Winton Woods (16-1), 6-5 swingman DeForrest Riley signed with Penn State 23. Miami, Christian (30-2), beat then-No. 22 Lakeland, Kathleen 24. Springfield, Ill., Lanphier (21-1), state Mr. Basketball candidate Andre Iguodala scored 41 in a win 25. Mason City, Iowa (14-0), seeking first state title since 1997 Northeast 1. Manhattan, N.Y., Rice, 19-1 2. Amityville, N.Y., 15-1 3. Jersey City, N.J., St. Anthony, 15-1 4. Camden, N.J., Catholic, 15-0 5. Elizabeth, N.J., St. Patrick's, 15-3 6. Charlestown, Mass., 14-0 7. Neptune, N.J., 15-2 8. Philadelphia, Bartram, 20-0 9. Newark, N.J., Eastside, 17-1 10. Fort Washington, Pa., Germantown Academy, 19-5 East Coast 1. Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill, 25-1 2. Baltimore, Douglass, 18-0 3. Hyattsville, Md., DeMatha, 21-3 4. Rockville, Md., Montrose Christian, 14-3 5. Oxon Hill, Md., 16-1 6. Hockessin, Del., Sanford, 15-2 7. Annapolis, Md., 18-0 8. Raleigh, N.C., Millbrook, 16-3 9. Frederick, Md., Thomas Johnson, 16-1 10. Richmond, Va., George Wythe, 16-0 South 1. Memphis, Tenn., Washington, 20-0 2. Memphis, Tenn., White Station, 23-1 3. Marietta, Ga., 22-0 4. Miami, Christian, 30-2 5. Lakeland, Fla., Kathleen, 23-4 6. St. Petersburg, Fla., Lakewood, 21-2 7. Lexington, Ky., Catholic, 18-2 8. Orlando, Fla., Evans, 24-2 9. Jackson, Miss., Murrah, 26-1 10. Gulfport, Miss., 28-0 Midwest 1. Akron, Ohio, St. Vincent-St. Mary, 15-1 2. Milwaukee, Vincent, 15-0 3. Bloomington, Ind., North, 18-0 4. Columbus, Ohio, Brookhaven, 16-1 5. Cincinnati, Winton Woods, 16-1 6. Springfield, Ill., Lanphier, 21-1 7. Saginaw, Mich., 12-1 8. Detroit, Redford, 14-1 9. Maywood, Ill., Proviso East, 15-2 10. Joliet, Ill., 21-1 Midlands 1. St. Louis, Vashon, 20-1 2. Minneapolis, Henry, 17-2 3. Mason City, Iowa, 14-0 4. Minnetonka, Minn., Hopkins, 16-2 5. Springfield, Mo., Kickapoo, 22-1 6. Iowa City, Iowa, West, 16-0 7. Minneapolis, South, 15-1 8. Ballwin, Mo., Parkway West, 20-1 9. Denver, East, 10-2 10. Grand Island, Neb., 16-1 Southwest 1. Dallas, Lincoln, 30-0 2. Cedar Hill, Texas, 27-1 3. The Colony, Texas, 24-2 4. Beaumont, Texas, Ozen, 24-2 5. Oklahoma City, Putnam City, 15-1 6. Phoenix, Sunnyslope, 24-1 7. Bryan, Texas, 23-4 8. Fort Worth, Texas, Dunbar, 25-2 9. Cypress, Texas, Cypress Springs, 22-4 10. Las Vegas, Bishop Gorman, 20-5 West Coast 1. Los Angeles, Westchester, 21-2 2. Santa Ana, Calif., Mater Dei, 21-4 3. Seattle, Rainier Beach, 19-1 4. Los Angeles, Fairfax, 24-3 5. Compton, Calif., Centennial, 23-0 6. Long Beach, Calif. Poly, 22-3 7. Rialto, Calif., Eisenhower, 20-2 8. Seattle, Garfield, 14-2 9. Portland, Ore., Jefferson, 14-3 10. Honolulu, Iolani, 20-2 FEATS OF THE WEEK: For the second time in three years, Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill relinquished its No. 1 national ranking with a loss to a California power at the Nike Extravaganza at the Pyramid in Long Beach. In 2000, the loss came to eventual national champ Compton, Dominguez. This year, No. 10 Santa Ana, Mater Dei stopped the Warriors, 84-72, in a game that the Monarchs led from start-to-finish and ended Oak Hill's 66-game winning streak. Now, if Oak Hill hopes to win its second straight national title and fifth overall, they'll need to defeat No. 2 Akron, Ohio, St. Vincent-St. Mary this weekend at the Primetime Shootout in Trenton, N.J., and hope that someone upsets top-ranked Dallas, Lincoln . . . It was a week of individual superlatives in the New York City Public Schools Athletic League. Superstar sophomore Sebastian Telfair of Brooklyn, Lincoln surpassed the 1,000-point mark for his career with a 52-point effort in a 108-58 win over Fort Hamilton; Quincy Douby of Grady broke the 50-point mark for the third time this season with his 64-point outburst, which included 16 three-pointers, in a 120-41 rout of Lafayette; Gary Ervin of Roberson scored a triple-double with 56 points, 14 rebounds and 12 assists in a 93-90 loss to Canarsie; and George Jefferson of Automotive was "moving on up" with a 57-point, 27-rebound performance in the Pistons' 92-81 win over Grand Street Campus. National Prep Basketball Poll for Week of Jan. 28 Posted on Topic: National Prep Poll National Prep Basketball Poll-Week 10 By Jamie DeMoney and Jeremy Plowman The National Prep Basketball Poll is compiled by high school sports experts Jamie DeMoney and Jeremy Plowman and a panel of sportswriters. The national Top 25 and regional Top 10's follow with won-loss records: 1. Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill (23-0), won Mountain State Coal Classic in Beckley, W. Va. 2. Dallas, Lincoln (28-0), 6-10 big man Chris Bosh headed to Georgia Tech 3. Akron, Ohio, St. Vincent-St. Mary (14-1), junior superstar LeBron James pondering early jump to NBA 4. St. Louis, Vashon (18-1), has not lost to in-state foe in two years 5. Manhattan, N.Y., Rice (17-1), undefeated in tough NYC Catholic league play 6. Columbus, Ohio, Brookhaven (15-0), forwards Ronald Lewis and Raheem Moss have both signed with Bowling Green 7. Los Angeles, Westchester (19-2), upset at home by No. 20 Fairfax 8. Milwaukee, Vincent (13-0), seeks sixth Division I state title in seven seasons 9. Amityville, N.Y. (13-1), C Jason Fraser three blocks short of a quadruple-double in a game last week 10. Bloomington, Ind., North (17-0), five wins shy of completing unbeaten regular season 11. Memphis, Tenn., Washington (17-0), PF Rasuul Buluu leads Memphis metro in rebounding 12. Jersey City, N.J., St. Anthony (13-1), beat two state-ranked teams last week 13. Cedar Hill, Texas (25-1), 6-1 G Jason Horton is one of the nation's top sophomores 14. The Colony, Texas (22-2), two-sport star Bamfield Harmon has signed to play hoops at Rhode Island 15. Seattle, Rainier Beach (17-1), twins Rodrick and Lodrick Stewart among the top 10 juniors in the nation 16. Beaumont, Texas, Ozen (22-2), has not lost to a Texas school in two seasons 17. Memphis, Tenn., White Station (22-1), only loss to regionally ranked Bryan, Texas 18. Minneapolis, Henry (15-2), defeated NYC power Brooklyn, Lincoln 19. Marietta, Ga. (20-0), played before over 3,000 fans in win over state-ranked foe 20. Los Angeles, Fairfax (21-3), avenged two earlier losses to No. 7 Westchester 21. Cincinnati, Winton Woods (14-1), has won 34 of last 35 versus Ohio teams 22. Lakeland, Fla., Kathleen (22-3), two of three losses came to out-of-state teams 23. Springfield, Ill., Lanphier (19-1), loss to Peoria, Richwoods its first regular season defeat since Dec. 2000 24. Mason City, Iowa (13-0, led by 6-3 Iowa signee Jeff Horner 25. Santa Ana, Calif., Mater Dei (19-4) has won 12 straight since falling from Top 25 Regional Rankings Northeast 1. Manhattan, N.Y., Rice, 17-1 2. Amityville, N.Y., 13-1 3. Jersey City, N.J., St. Anthony, 13-1 4. Camden, N.J., Catholic, 13-0 5. Elizabeth, N.J., St. Patrick's, 12-3 6. Charlestown, Mass., 13-0 7. Neptune, N.J., 13-2 8. Philadelphia, Bartram, 18-0 9. Briarwood, N.Y., Archbishop Molloy, 14-3 10. Fort Washington, Pa., Germantown Academy, 17-5 East Coast 1. Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill, 23-0 2. Oxon Hill, Md., 14-1 3. Baltimore, Douglass, 16-0 4. Hyattsville, Md., DeMatha, 19-3 5. Rockville, Md., Montrose Christian, 12-3 6. Hockessin, Del., Sanford, 13-2 7. Annapolis, Md., 15-0 8. Raleigh, N.C., Millbrook, 15-3 9. Frederick, Md., Thomas Johnson, 13-1 10. Wytheville, Va., George Wythe, 13-0 South 1. Memphis, Tenn., Washington, 17-0 2. Memphis, Tenn., White Station, 22-1 3. Marietta, Ga., 20-0 4. Lakeland, Fla., Kathleen, 22-3 5. Alpharetta, Ga., Chattahoochee, 17-0 6. St. Petersburg, Fla., Lakewood, 19-2 7. Lexington, Ky., Catholic, 17-2 8. Orlando, Fla., Evans, 20-2 9. Jackson, Miss., Murrah, 24-1 10. Miami, Christian, 27-2 Midwest 1. Akron, Ohio, St. Vincent-St. Mary, 14-1 2. Columbus, Ohio, Brookhaven, 15-0 3. Milwaukee, Vincent, 13-0 4. Bloomington, Ind., North, 14-0 5. Cincinnati, Winton Woods, 14-1 6. Springfield, Ill., Lanphier, 19-1 7. Saginaw, Mich., 11-1 8. Detroit, Redford, 13-1 9. Maywood, Ill., Proviso East, 14-2 10. New Albany, Ind., 15-1 Midlands 1. St. Louis, Vashon, 18-1 2. Minneapolis, Henry, 15-2 3. Mason City, Iowa, 13-0 4. Minnetonka, Minn., Hopkins, 15-2 5. Springfield, Mo., Kickapoo, 20-1 6. Iowa City, Iowa, West, 13-0 7. Minneapolis, South, 14-1 8. Ballwin, Mo., Parkway West, 18-1 9. Denver, East, 8-2 10. Grand Island, Neb., 15-1 Southwest 1. Dallas, Lincoln, 28-0 2. Cedar Hill, Texas, 25-1 3. The Colony, Texas, 22-2 4. Beaumont, Texas, Ozen, 22-2 5. Oklahoma City, Putnam City, 15-1 6. Fort Worth, Texas, Dunbar, 22-2 7. Midwest City, Okla., 10-5 8. Phoenix, Sunnyslope, 22-1 9. Bryan, Texas, 21-4 10. Cypress, Texas, Cypress Springs, 20-4 West Coast 1. Los Angeles, Westchester, 19-2 2. Seattle, Rainier Beach, 17-1 3. Los Angeles, Fairfax, 21-3 4. Santa Ana, Calif., Mater Dei, 19-4 5. Compton, Calif., Centennial, 20-0 6. Long Beach, Calif. Poly, 19-2 7. Rialto, Calif., Eisenhower, 18-2 8. Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif., Santa Margarita, 18-3 9. Los Angeles, Dorsey, 14-4 10. Portland, Ore., Jefferson, 12-3 FEATS OF THE WEEK: Preseason No. 1 Los Angeles, Westchester dropped its second game of the season and its first loss in three meetings versus league rival Fairfax. The Lions won at Westchester, 66-62, to re-enter the rankings at No. 20 this week. Westchester, now ranked seventh, suffered its other loss this season at the hands of No. 1 Oak Hill . . . Regional powers from all corners of the nation converged on the Target Center in Minneapolis to face three of Minnesota's finest in the Gatorade Timberwolves Shootout. No. 18 Henry defeated then-regionally ranked Brooklyn, N.Y., Lincoln, 69-52, regionally ranked Minnetonka, Hopkins got 29 points from hot-shot junior Kris Humphries to breeze past Houston power Westbury Christian, and small-school power Litchfield led by as many as 28 points in a 65-48 rout of West Coast No. 10 Portland, Ore., Jefferson . . . Marietta, Ga., Wheeler senior Muhammad Abdur-Rahim set single-game school records with 46 points, 17 field goals and nine 3-pointers in a 86-44 win over Sprayberry. Abdur-Rahim's brother, Shareef, is averaging 20 points per game for the NBA's Atlanta Hawks . . . Custer's Larry Luitjens became the winningest coach in South Dakota history with his team's 75-31 win over Hot Springs. Luitjens has 578 victories in 35 years as a head coach. National Prep Basketball Poll for Week of Jan. 21 Posted on Topic: National Prep Poll National Prep Basketball Poll-Week 9 By Jamie DeMoney and Jeremy Plowman The National Prep Basketball Poll is compiled by high school sports experts Jamie DeMoney and Jeremy Plowman and a panel of sportswriters. The national Top 25 and regional Top 10's follow with won-loss records: 1. Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill (20-0), coach Steve Smith approaching 500 wins in 17th season 2. Los Angeles, Westchester (18-1), won McDonald's Classic in Erie, Pa. 3. Dallas, Lincoln (26-0), six wins away from unbeaten regular season 4. Akron, Ohio, St. Vincent-St. Mary (12-1), seeks third straight state title 5. St. Louis, Vashon (16-1), captured Bass Pro Tournament of Champions title in Springfield, Mo. 6. Manhattan, N.Y., Rice (14-1), beat two state-ranked Florida teams in Miami Martin Luther King tourney 7. Columbus, Ohio, Brookhaven (12-0), defeated No. 17 Midwest City 8. Milwaukee, Vincent (11-0), hammered state-ranked Rochelle Township, Ill. by 28 9. Amityville, N.Y. (11-1), gave No. 4 SV-SM its only loss 10. Bloomington, Ind., North (15-0), Indiana University star Jared Jeffries an alum 11. Memphis, Tenn., Washington (15-0), winner of 49 of last 51 12. Jersey City, N.J., St. Anthony (10-1), 17-game winning streak ended by regionally ranked Neptune 13. Cedar Hill, Texas (23-1), G Daniel Horton will play at Michigan next year 14. The Colony, Texas (20-2), got last-second 59-57 win over state-ranked Lewisville 15. Seattle, Rainier Beach (15-1), only loss was a two-point decision to No. 13 Cedar Hill 16. Beaumont, Texas, Ozen (20-2), has won 56 of last 58 17. Midwest City, Okla. (9-4), all losses to Top-10 teams 18. Memphis, Tenn., White Station (19-1), has had at least 10 players score in last five games 19. Springfield, Ill., Lanphier (19-0), struggled to win city championship last week 20. Minneapolis, Henry (13-2), G Zerek Knight went over 1,000-point mark for career 21. Marietta, Ga. (18-0), former NBA all-star Dale Ellis played here 22. Fort Washington, Pa., Germantown Academy (16-3), faces Philadelphia city power Simon Gratz on Saturday 23. Cincinnati, Winton Woods (12-1), only loss to regionally ranked Oxon Hill, Md. 24. Lakeland, Fla., Kathleen (21-3), coach Drew Taylor won state title last season in first year at school 25. Rockville, Md., Montrose Christian (12-2), has beaten teams from seven states Regional Rankings Northeast 1. Manhattan, N.Y., Rice, 14-1 2. Amityville, N.Y., 11-1 3. Jersey City, N.J., St. Anthony, 10-1 4. Fort Washington, Pa., Germantown Academy, 16-3 5. Briarwood, N.Y., Archbishop Molloy, 12-2 6. Camden, N.J., Catholic, 11-0 7. Brooklyn, N.Y., Lincoln, 14-3 8. Elizabeth, N.J., St. Patrick's, 10-3 9. Charlestown, Mass., 12-0 10. Neptune, N.J., 11-2 East Coast 1. Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill, 20-0 2. Rockville, Md., Montrose Christian, 12-2 3. Oxon Hill, Md., 12-1 4. Baltimore, Douglass, 13-0 5. Hyattsville, Md., DeMatha, 16-3 6. Wake Forest, N.C., Rolesville, 12-2 7. Hockessin, Del., Sanford, 11-2 8. Greensboro, N.C., Dudley, 15-1 9. Annapolis, Md., 13-0 10. Washington, D.C., Gonzaga, 16-3 South 1. Memphis, Tenn., Washington, 15-0 2. Memphis, Tenn., White Station, 19-1 3. Marietta, Ga., 18-0 4. Lakeland, Fla., Kathleen, 21-3 5. Alpharetta, Ga., Chattahoochee, 14-0 6. St. Petersburg, Fla., Lakewood, 17-2 7. Lexington, Ky., Catholic, 15-2 8. Orlando, Fla., Evans, 17-2 9. Jackson, Miss., Murrah, 22-1 10. Miami, Christian, 24-2 Midwest 1. Akron, Ohio, St. Vincent-St. Mary, 12-1 2. Columbus, Ohio, Brookhaven, 12-0 3. Milwaukee, Vincent, 11-0 4. Bloomington, Ind., North, 15-0 5. Springfield, Ill., Lanphier, 19-0 6. Cincinnati, Winton Woods, 12-1 7. Chicago, Crane, 14-2 8. Saginaw, Mich., 10-1 9. Detroit, Redford, 11-1 10. New Albany, Ind., 13-1 Midlands 1. St. Louis, Vashon, 16-1 2. Minneapolis, Henry, 13-2 3. Mason City, Iowa, 11-0 4. Minnetonka, Minn., Hopkins, 12-2 5. Provo, Utah, 12-1 6. Ballwin, Mo., Parkway West, 16-0 7. Springfield, Mo., Kickapoo, 19-1 8. Iowa City, Iowa, West, 11-0 9. Minneapolis, South, 12-1 10. Denver, East, 7-2 Southwest 1. Dallas, Lincoln, 26-0 2. Cedar Hill, Texas, 23-1 3. The Colony, Texas, 20-2 4. Beaumont, Texas, Ozen, 20-2 5. Midwest City, Okla., 9-4 6. Oklahoma City, Putnam City, 14-1 7. Fort Bend, Texas, Hightower, 24-2 8. Fort Worth, Texas, Dunbar, 20-2 9. Cypress, Texas, Cypress Springs, 19-3 10. Phoenix, Sunnyslope, 20-1 West Coast 1. Los Angeles, Westchester, 18-1 2. Seattle, Rainier Beach, 15-1 3. Los Angeles, Fairfax, 19-3 4. Portland, Ore., Jefferson, 11-2 5. Compton, Calif., Centennial, 17-0 6. Long Beach, Calif. Poly, 16-2 7. Santa Ana, Calif., Mater Dei, 17-4 8. Seattle, Garfield, 10-1 9. Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif., Santa Margarita, 18-2 10. Rialto, Calif., Eisenhower, 17-2 FEATS OF THE WEEK: Columbus, Ohio, Brookhaven helped cement its status as a Top-10 team by defeating No. 17 Midwest City, Okla., 71-59, in the National Hoops Classic in Columbus. The seventh-ranked Bearcats limited Duke signee Shelden Williams to just 10 points and handed the Bombers their fourth loss to a nationally ranked team this season . . . St. Louis, Vashon moved into the Top 5 after capturing the 18th Annual Bass Pro Tournament of Champions in Springfield, Mo. The fifth-ranked Wolverines got 25 points from Nicholas Kern to defeat New Madrid County Central, ranked No. 1 in Missouri 3A, 67-54, before 5,793 fans. University of Missouri recruit Jimmy McKinney was named tournament MVP . . . Sophomore guard Tyler Hicks hit 11-of-13 three-pointers, including seven in a row at one point, and scored 38 points to lead Georgetown, Ky., Scott County to a 100-57 rout over Lawrenceburg, Anderson County . . . Regionally ranked Saginaw's Anthony Roberson broke his own school single-game scoring record with a 46-point outburst in a 98-71 win over Flint, Northwestern. The 6-foot-2 guard has signed to play next season at the University of Florida . . . Junior guard Jon Simon hit 19-of-22 free throws and scored 38 points to lead Phoenix, Sunnyslope to a 68-65 win over Moon Valley. The win moved the Vikings into the Southwest regional rankings for the first time this season at No. 10. National Prep Basketball Poll-Week 8 By Jamie DeMoney and Jeremy Plowman The National Prep Basketball Poll is compiled by high school sports experts Jamie DeMoney and Jeremy Plowman and a panel of sportswriters. The national Top 25 and regional Top 10's follow with won-loss records: 1. Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill (17-0), has one of the nation’s top two seniors in Syracuse-bound Carmelo Anthony 2. Los Angeles, Westchester (14-1), led by Arizona recruit Hassan Adams 3. Jersey City, N.J., St. Anthony (9-0), standout PG Elijah Ingram returned from injury 4. Dallas, Lincoln (24-0), back court consists of standout twins Bryan and Ryan Hopkins 5. Akron, Ohio, St. Vincent-St. Mary (10-1), gets a crack at No. 1 Oak Hill on Feb. 10 Complete Week 8 National Prep Poll 6. St. Louis, Vashon (12-1), led by Missouri recruit Jimmy McKinney 7. Manhattan, N.Y., Rice (11-1), defeated No. 21 Archbishop Molloy 8. Columbus, Ohio, Brookhaven (9-0), has won 35 of last 36 games 9. Milwaukee, Vincent (9-0), led by Division I prospect guards Greg Brown and Maurice Wade 10. Amityville, N.Y. (10-1), average margin of victory 42.5 points this month 11. Bloomington, Ind., North (14-0), PF Sean May will be a North Carolina Tarheel next year 12. Memphis, Tenn., Washington (12-0), avoided upset bid by cross-town foe Hillcrest 13. Cedar Hill, Texas (21-1), G Daniel Horton averaging more than three 3-pointers per game 14. The Colony, Texas (18-2), shooting guard Bracey Wright has signed with Indiana 15. Midwest City, Okla. (9-3), seeking third consecutive 6A state title 16. Seattle, Rainier Beach (13-1), got key win at state-ranked Ballard 17. Beaumont, Texas, Ozen (18-2), defending 4A state champ 18. Memphis, Tenn., White Station (17-1), 12 players scored in 57-point rout 19. Springfield, Ill., Lanphier (16-0), G Richard McBride among the top juniors in the nation 20. Hyattsville, Md., DeMatha (15-2), only team to beat No. 10 Amityville 21. Briarwood, N.Y., Archbishop Molloy (11-1), only loss to No. 7 Rice 22. Minneapolis, Henry (11-2), defeated regionally ranked Hopkins 23. Marietta, Ga. (17-0), features sons of former NBA players Dale Ellis and Patrick Ewing 24. Fort Washington, Pa., Germantown Academy (14-3), has seven Division I prospects on roster 25. Cincinnati, Winton Woods (10-1), G Robert Hite will play at Miami next year Regional Rankings Northeast 1. Jersey City, N.J., St. Anthony, 9-0 2. Manhattan, N.Y., Rice, 11-1 3. Amityville, N.Y., 10-1 4. Briarwood, N.Y., Archbishop Molloy, 11-1 5. Fort Washington, Pa., Germantown Academy, 14-3 6. Camden, N.J., Catholic, 9-0 7. Brooklyn, N.Y., Lincoln, 9-3 8. Mount Vernon, N.Y., 11-0 9. Elizabeth, N.J., St. Patrick’s, 7-3 10. Charlestown, Mass., 8-0 East Coast 1. Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill, 17-0 2. Hyattsville, Md., DeMatha, 15-2 3. Rockville, Md., Montrose Christian, 9-2 4. Oxon Hill, Md., 10-1 5. Baltimore, Douglass, 11-0 6. Lexington, S.C., 12-2 7. Wake Forest, N.C., Rolesville, 10-2 8. Hockessin, Del., Sanford, 9-2 9. Mount Ulla, N.C., West Rowan, 13-0 10. Annapolis, Md., 11-0 South 1. Memphis, Tenn., Washington, 12-0 2. Memphis, Tenn., White Station, 17-1 3. Marietta, Ga., 17-0 4. Alpharetta, Ga., Chattahoochee, 11-0 5. Lakeland, Fla., Kathleen, 18-3 6. St. Petersburg, Fla., Lakewood, 15-2 7. Lexington, Ky., Catholic, 14-2 8. Orlando, Fla., Evans, 15-2 9. Jackson, Miss., Murrah, 19-1 10. Miami, Christian, 21-2 Midwest 1. Akron, Ohio, St. Vincent-St. Mary, 10-1 2. Columbus, Ohio, Brookhaven, 9-0 3. Milwaukee, Vincent, 9-0 4. Bloomington, Ind., North, 14-0 5. Springfield, Ill., Lanphier, 16-0 6. Cincinnati, Winton Woods, 10-1 7. Chicago, Crane, 13-2 8. Saginaw, Mich., 8-1 9. Chicago, Whitney Young, 13-3 10. Detroit, Redford, 10-1 Midlands 1. St. Louis, Vashon, 12-1 2. Minneapolis, Henry, 11-2 3. Mason City, Iowa, 9-0 4. Minnetonka, Minn., Hopkins, 10-2 5. Provo, Utah, 10-1 6. Ballwin, Mo., Parkway West, 14-0 7. Columbia, Mo., Hickman, 12-2 8. Eden Prairie, Minn., 11-0 9. Hutchinson, Kan., 8-0 10. Denver, East, 8-2 Southwest 1. Dallas, Lincoln, 24-0 2. Cedar Hill, Texas, 21-1 3. The Colony, Texas, 18-2 4. Midwest City, Okla., 9-3 5. Beaumont, Texas, Ozen, 18-2 6. Oklahoma City, Putnam City, 13-1 7. College Station, Texas, A&M Consolidated, 21-3 8. Fort Bend, Texas, Hightower, 22-2 9. Fort Worth, Texas, Dunbar, 17-2 10. Cypress, Texas, Cypress Springs, 17-3 West Coast 1. Los Angeles, Westchester, 14-1 2. Seattle, Rainier Beach, 13-1 3. Los Angeles, Fairfax, 17-3 4. Portland, Ore., Jefferson, 8-2 5. Compton, Calif., Centennial, 15-0 6. Long Beach, Calif. Poly, 13-2 7. Santa Ana, Calif., Mater Dei, 16-4 8. Seattle, Garfield, 8-1 9. Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif., Santa Margarita, 17-2 10. Los Angeles, Fremont, 14-2 FEATS OF THE WEEK: Seventh-ranked Manhattan, N.Y., Rice overcame an early 20-4 deficit to defeat No. 21 Briarwood, Archbishop Molloy convincingly, 91-70, in a battle for the top of the New York City Catholic standings . . . Santa Ana, Calif., Mater Dei, reentered the West Coast rankings at No. 7 after defeating ninth-ranked Rancho Santa Margarita, Santa Margarita, 71-55. The Monarchs started the season ranked No. 11 nationally before losing four out of five games during a weeklong stretch in mid-December . . . John Brady of regionally ranked Annapolis, Md., achieved coaching win No. 520 with a 73-54 win over cross-town rival Broadneck. Brady now has the most wins in Anne Arundel County history and his Panthers have now won 47 straight games over county foes . . . Senior guard Billy Dodson of New York, Trevor Day eclipsed the 2,000-point mark for his career by scoring 19 points in an 80-63 loss to Glen Head, Long Island Lutheran . . . Eden Prairie, Minn., became the newest entry into the Midlands Top 10 after routing state-ranked Eagan, 81-55. At 11-0, the Eagles are off to their best start in school history. National Prep Basketball Poll .c The Associated Press The top 25 national and top 10 regional high school basketball teams as selected by scholastic sports experts Jamie DeMoney and Jeremy Plowman and a panel of prep sportswriters, with records through Jan. 6: NATIONAL 1. Mouth of Wilson, Va., Oak Hill (16-0), NBA all-star Jerry Stackhouse played here 2. Los Angeles, Westchester (11-1), Division I state champ in 1998 3. Jersey City, N.J., St. Anthony (7-0), routed state-ranked Christian Brothers Academy by 22 4. Dallas, Lincoln (22-0), star PG Bryan Hopkins headed to SMU 5. Akron, Ohio, St. Vincent-St. Mary (8-1), led by last year's Ohio Mr. Basketball LeBron James 6. St. Louis, Vashon (9-1), hammered a talented Louisville, Ky., Male team by 30 7. Manhattan, N.Y., Rice (9-1), four straight wins over teams ranked this season 8. Columbus, Ohio, Brookhaven (7-0), NFL's Terry Glenn an alum 9. Milwaukee, Vincent (7-0), has won five of last six Division 1 state titles 10. Amityville, N.Y. (8-1), led by Villanova recruit Jason Fraser 11. Bloomington, Ind., North (11-0), beat cross-town rival South in OT 12. Memphis, Tenn., Washington (11-0), had 13 3-pointers in win 13. Minneapolis, Henry (9-1), plays at No. 20 Hopkins Tuesday 14. Cedar Hill, Texas (19-1), only loss to state-ranked A&M Consolidated 15. The Colony, Texas (16-2), PG Deron Williams an Illinois recruit 16. Midwest City, Okla. (7-3), G DeAngelo Alexander will play at Oklahoma next year 17. Seattle, Rainier Beach (10-1), only loss to No. 14 Cedar Hill 18. Oxon Hill, Md. (10-0), gave regionally ranked Cincinnati, Winton Woods its only loss 19. Beaumont, Texas, Ozen (16-2), defeated state 3A No. 1-ranked Kountze

Springfield's Glendale High Falcons can achieve three important milestones during this years 2001 - 2002 prep basketball season. Glendale is set to win their 700th All-Time Varsity Game and will also play in the program's 1000th overall game played since their first season (1963-1964). Falcon Head Coach Steve Hesser finds himself only three wins away from career win #300, as he currently stands at 297 wins against 161 defeats! No matter what the end result of this years season will be, this is already shaping up to be one of the best in Glendale Basketball history!