Squire BBall News
The
grounded former squire Kevin Garnett has brought is “A” game to the
series against the Lakers making it difficult for the Lakers to defend
Celtic the team. He has come out with intensity in the past three games
that show why he is a great player. Garnett is making huge contributions
in many areas including averaged 18.7 points and 7.3 rebounds not to
mention his contributions in assist, key steals, shots and free throws.
Garnett and his teammates would like to see this series end tonight
in Game six with the Lakers.
Former
Richmond Squire Ray Allen breaks finals record making eight threes
surpassing Kenny the jet Smith, Scottie Pippen, and himself. Ray scored
32 points in Game 2 of the NBA Finals as the Celtics won 103-94 over
the Lakers on Sunday in the Lakers house. Former Squire Garnett plagued
with fouls most of the game contributes key play in final minutes to
hold of the Lakers late effort. It was clearly Ray's night in Game
2 of the NBA finals.
Karron Johnson " The fire within "
Karron Johnson took part in the Eskimo Joe's Shootout at Gallagher-Iba Arena in February. Zach Gray / For the Tulsa World. See how Karron found his own way after his fathers murder. (Summer 2009).
| Dave Telep Congratulatory letter to Tony on 20 years of Success. The survivor, Tony Squire has kept basketball program going for 20 years. See storyBy JEFF WHITE-TIMES-DISPATCH-STAFF-WRITER. | Former Squire player "Nero" commits to Georgia State. |
Georgia
State has picked up a couple of North Carolina junior college players,
adding to what it calls “perhaps the most highly-regarded
signing class in school history.” Panthers coach Rod Barnes
has signed Jamar Taylor, a 6-foot-8 forward, and Mi’kyel
Nero, a 6-4 guard, from Brunswick Community College in Supply,
about 25 miles southwest of Wilmington. “ Jamar Taylor and
Mi’kyel Nero are excellent additions to our program,” Barnes
said in a statement released by the school. “Coach [Walter]
Shaw runs a strong program at Brunswick, so these two young men
have been well-coached and are ready to contribute at the Division
I level. Nero, who will have three years of eligibility left at
GSU, averaged 10.8 points a game at Brunswick last season. Taylor,
who will have two years left, averaged 8.1 points and 6.7 rebounds
(Summer , 2009).Squires Richmond Floor Generals
As the 2008-2009 high school basketball season gets
ready to tip off we will identify some of the Squires Richmond point
guards that will attempt to lead their high school to a State Title. 
Madison “Primetime” Jones
class of 2012 is a smooth, long 6’0 point guard that reminds
you of that cool side of the pillow. With great vision, and exciting
moves Madison Jones is certainly one the top point guards of the 2012
class. Jaylen “General” Hinton is the picture that you
see when you type in the word “point guard” in Google.
Jaylen ability to see the floor, and control a game is unlimited. At
the same time Jaylen has the ability to knock the shot down from the
outside. Erik “Game Time” Moody is the high major prospect
that college coaches look for. Erik has very smooth explosive point
guard with the ability to control the flow of the game. Erik helped
lead the Benedictine Cadets to a state championship as a freshman.
His clutch decision making and ability to shoot from the arc makes
him one of the best point guard in the 2011 class. Torey “Bullet” Burston
is by far the fastest point guard dribbling the basketball eyes has
ever seen. Torey is an example of team leader, competitor, and warrior.
The change of pace that Torey will provide to his team will give his
team an advantage before the ball is tipped off. Last, but not least
is Jerail “Hot Sauce” Howerton. Howerton is one of the
most exciting point guards to watch. His vision is unmatched. Only
5’10, but strong as an ox, and faster than a locomotive gives
him an unstoppable advantage. Jerail has explosive offensive abilities,
but enjoys playing lock down defense. In, 2006 he leads his 14 & under
team to place 14th in the country. “For every great army of soldiers
there is a great General.”
October 24-26
Squires Richmond invades Pangos North Showcase, and dominates. Squire’s
James Ford, Cj Barksdale, Torey Burston, Shaq Patterson, Manuel Wallace,
and Paul Stone made the Top 20 Game. Squires’ Greg Lewis, Trace
Larbee, and DeAndre Alston made the Top 40 Game. All players represented
their family, school, community, themselves, and the Squire program
to highest degree. Squire players received great reviews from www.scout.com,
and www.hoopscooponline.com.
Did You Know?
Since 1987, more than 400 young men have received scholarships from colleges and universities; 150 have received scholarships to attend prep schools. Some have gained worldwide recognition, including prominent NBA players Ray Allen and Kevin Garnett of the Boston Celtics, and Amare Stoudemire of the Phoenix Suns; two NFL players, Darren Sharper of the Minnesota Vikings and Johnathan Lewis of the Jacksonville Jaguars. In addition, 75 athletics have participated in the International Pro League in Europe.
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