Lauren Prochaska Scores Alot.........

Falconboy · Post by **Falconboy** » Mon Jan 08, 2007 3:29 pm

GIRLS BASKETBALL RESULTS

January 4, 2007
Jonathan Alder 54 North Union 38
Prochaska 36 pionts. Blankenship 6 points. Thelen 4 points. Robinson 2 points. Kitsos 2 points. Hanrahan 4 points.

December 30, 2006
Jonathan Alder 51 Shaker Heights Hathaway Brown 63
Prochaska 30 points with three 3 pointers. Blankenship 5 pionts. Thelen 4 points. Benedict 2 points. Robinson 2 points. Hanrahan 2 points. Thomas 6 points.

December 23, 2006
Jonathan Alder 48 Utica 45
Prochaska 33 points. Richards 4 points. Blankenship 4 points. Thelen 4 points. Benedict 2 points. Hanrahan 1 point.

December 21, 2006
Jonathan Alder 52 Madison Plains 56
Prochaska 26 points. Richards 13 points. Blankenship 7 points. Thelen 4 points. Benedict 2 points.

December 18, 2006
Jonathan Alder 69 Grove City 53
Prochaska 41 points. Robinson 4 points. Richards 4 points. Blankenship 10 points. Thelen 4 points. Kotsos 4 points. Benedict 2 points.

December 16, 2006
Jonathan Alder 54 Ready 66
Prochaska 34 points with three 3 pointers. Benedict 2 points. Richards 11 points with one 3 pointer. Blankenship 4 points. Kitsos 3 points with one 3 pointer.

December 11, 2006
Jonathan Alder 39 Crooksville 40
Benedict 2 points. Prochaska 21 points with one 3 pointer. Blankenship 8 points. Thelen 6 points. Richards 2 points.

Lauren Prochaska scored 20 points, giving her 2,014 for her career, to lead host Jonathan Alder to a 36-34 victory over Zanesville.

December 2, 2006
Jonathan Alder 36 Zanesville 34
Benedict 6 points. Prochaska 20 points. Blankenship 2 points. Thelen 8 points.

November 28, 2006
Jonathan Alder 53 Central Crossing 31
Benedict 2 points. Prochaska 31 points with one 3 pointer. Robinson 3 points. Richards 10 points. Thalan 3 points. Kitsos 2 points. Hanrahan 2 points.

November 25, 2006
Jonathan Alder 32 Hilliard Darby 42
Prochaska 23 points. Blankenship 2 points. M. Thelen 4 points. Robinson 2 points. Richards 1 point.

Dang this girl , is averaging roughley 28-35 pts a game!
This is from the Jonathan-Alder Pioneers site.
http://www.jonathanalderpioneers.com/gi ... etball.htm#

JoeFalcon · Post by **JoeFalcon** » Tue Jan 09, 2007 9:36 am

We're going to need this phenomenal incoming class to come in and contribute immediately.

The 3 current freshmen are getting very few minutes. While that's at least partially a product of the seniors in front of them, the fact that they rarely (if ever) see double digit minutes even in the blowouts scares me a bit for next year.

The backcourt will be fine, but the frontcourt will need to be completely rebuilt.

greg1 · Post by **greg1** » Thu Jan 11, 2007 2:50 pm

JoeFalcon wrote:We're going to need this phenomenal incoming class to come in and contribute immediately.

The 3 current freshmen are getting very few minutes. While that's at least partially a product of the seniors in front of them, the fact that they rarely (if ever) see double digit minutes even in the blowouts scares me a bit for next year.

The backcourt will be fine, but the frontcourt will need to be completely rebuilt.

I'd venture to guess that the competition they (the current Freshman class)face in practice each day is worth a lot more to their development than getting a few extra minutes against lesser opponents. I'm pretty sure if Coach Miller felt otherwise, he'd find them a few extra minutes here and there. They'll be prepared to contribute and will do just fine next year.

Falconboy · Post by **Falconboy** » Thu Jan 11, 2007 5:12 pm

greg1 wrote:
JoeFalcon wrote:We're going to need this phenomenal incoming class to come in and contribute immediately.

The 3 current freshmen are getting very few minutes. While that's at least partially a product of the seniors in front of them, the fact that they rarely (if ever) see double digit minutes even in the blowouts scares me a bit for next year.

The backcourt will be fine, but the frontcourt will need to be completely rebuilt.
I'd venture to guess that the competition they (the current Freshman class)face in practice each day is worth a lot more to their development than getting a few extra minutes against lesser opponents. I'm pretty sure if Coach Miller felt otherwise, he'd find them a few extra minutes here and there. They'll be prepared to contribute and will do just fine next year.

Still, there's nothing like game minutes and action to get you fully prepared. Practice just doesn't fully prepare you for actual games.

BGDrew · Post by **BGDrew** » Thu Jan 11, 2007 5:15 pm

"Practice? We're talking about practice?"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGDBR2L5kzI

greg1 · Post by **greg1** » Thu Jan 11, 2007 5:31 pm

falconboy wrote:
greg1 wrote:
JoeFalcon wrote:We're going to need this phenomenal incoming class to come in and contribute immediately.

The 3 current freshmen are getting very few minutes. While that's at least partially a product of the seniors in front of them, the fact that they rarely (if ever) see double digit minutes even in the blowouts scares me a bit for next year.

The backcourt will be fine, but the frontcourt will need to be completely rebuilt.
I'd venture to guess that the competition they (the current Freshman class)face in practice each day is worth a lot more to their development than getting a few extra minutes against lesser opponents. I'm pretty sure if Coach Miller felt otherwise, he'd find them a few extra minutes here and there. They'll be prepared to contribute and will do just fine next year.
Still, there's nothing like game minutes and action to get you fully prepared. Practice just doesn't fully prepare you for actual games.

you are very correct sir.

except.......when the game action is during garbage time, it really does not help much. I speak from a LOT of experience on that having been in that boat myself as an underclassman on a high school team full of Seniors.

IF, however, we are thinking that Curt should try to squeeze them in during more meaningful periods of the game, then I am a big pro-ponent of that. Let them see 1st half floor time, maybe one at a time, with the Seniors. Doesn't have to be extended time..but if Clapper is on the floor in a game with Ali, Liz, Kate, and Megan , for example.....even for a minute of game clock, that is worth a LOT. -or- leave Kate in for a few minutes with all 3 of the Freshmen..since they will need to get comfortable playing with her.

greg1 · Post by **greg1** » Thu Jan 11, 2007 5:33 pm

BGDrew wrote:"Practice? We're talking about practice?"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGDBR2L5kzI

Jacobs4Heisman · Post by **Jacobs4Heisman** » Thu Jan 11, 2007 9:34 pm

I think they gain more by being out there together than sprinkled in with the seniors. They can learn from the seniors in practice. In game environments, they need to learn to play with each other and with Jazz and Kate.