Westlake Holiday Classic program 2012

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WELCOMEWELCOME COACH TRES ELLISCOACH TRES ELLIS

Welcome to our third annual Westlake Holiday Classic Tournament! We’re proud to bring a premier basketball event to Westlake High School and Austin, Texas. This year we’ve expanded the tournament to fifteen talented teams from across the state of Texas and and a new team from Florida. The pool includes past District, Region and State Champions, impres-sive basketball programs, legendary coaches and skilled ball players which will light up the Westlake hardwood.

This Holiday Classic Tournament would not be possible without the continued support from our generous sponsors, supporters, and Westlake parents. Thank you to everyone involved who is helping us make the Holiday Classic a first-class event for Texas basketball.

Enjoy the tournament! Tres Ellis Head Coach, Westlake High School

1 Welcome from Coach Ellis 20 Hanks Knights

2 Eanes ISD Administrators’ Greetings 21 Harker Heights Knights

3 Tournament Sponsors 22 Kinkaid Falcons

4 2012 Westlake Holiday Classic Overview 23 Montwood Rams

6 Where Are They Now? Matt Haralson 24 Pflugerville Panthers

8 Where Are They Now? Rich Dozier 25 Seguin Cougars

11 Westlake High School Gym Map 26 Strake Jesuit Crusaders

12 Westlake Chaparrals 27 Timber Creek Wolves

13 A&M Consolidated Tigers 28 Triple A Academy Stallions

14 Cedar Hill Longhorns 29 Wagner Thunderbirds

15 Clear Lake Falcons 31 Where Are They Now? Tommy Penders

16 Fort Bend Bush Broncos 32 2011 Westlake Holiday Classic Summary

17 Fort Bend Willowridge Eagles 34 Where Are They Now? Drew Gressett

18 Holiday Classic Game Schedule 36 Westlake Holiday Classic Records

19 Holiday Classic Bracket Play

HOLIDAY CLASSIC 1

Eanes ISDEanes ISD ADMINSTRATIONADMINSTRATION

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Welcome to Westlake High School and the Westlake Holiday Classic in the highly-acclaimed Eanes Independent

School District. We are proud of the outstanding tradition of Westlake athletics and of the tremendous sense of

spirit that thrives in our community. We are also proud of our student-athletes, who demonstrate dedication, and

the ability to balance academic work and personal obligations.

Westlake High School and Eanes ISD are so much more than what you see on the court today; we are vitally com-

mitted to excellence in the classroom as well. Our students consistently notch top scores in ACT, SAT and most

recently, STAAR tests and our National Merit Scholar recipient numbers are one of the highest in the region. For

the sixth consecutive year, Eanes ISD earned the Austin Chamber’s Highest Overall Direct-to-College Enrollment

Rate for a School District, with 84% of our students matriculating to a college or university.

Academic and extracurricular success do not happen by chance. It is the passionate support from our students,

staff, parents and community that make this a special place. We would not be where we are today without this

invaluable support.

Thank you for visiting Westlake High School. We hope you have a great time and that you come back soon!

Sincerely,

Nola H. Wellman. Ph.D. , Superintendent of Schools

Welcome to another exciting year of Chaparral basketball! We are happy you are here to support our student-

athletes and support groups, who do a great job of balancing school, athletics and personal commitments. From

academics to athletics to co-curriculars, Westlake High School students boast impressive achievements and experi-

ence a great deal of success throughout their high school careers. On a daily basis I find myself grateful for the

opportunity to work with a phenomenal group of students who are committed to being the very best they can be

in every way. Our faculty and staff remain committed to being the very best they can be in their craft and I am

amazed at the incredible support we receive from the parents and community, whether it be through communica-

tion, volunteering, or our Eanes Education Foundation.

Enjoy the game and thank you for supporting Westlake High School athletics!

Sincerely,

Dr. John Carter, Principal

THANK YOUTHANK YOU TOURNAMENT SPONSORSTOURNAMENT SPONSORS

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Westlake Youth Basketball Association

Westlake Basketball Family Sponsors

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THREE POINTERS The Newberg & Northington Families/Endeavor Real Estate

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CLASSIC TOURNAMENT 3

The Westlake Holiday Classic Tournament brings top high school basketball teams to Austin. This year Westlake Head Coach Tres Ellis has expanded the tournament in size and talent. The host Chaparrals are pleased to welcome fourteen other highly touted squads from across the state of Texas as well as a team from Orlando, Florida.

Ideal timing and a high level of competition makes the Westlake Holiday Classic a perfect final tune-up for teams prior to the start of district games. Add to that Austin’s energetic, eclectic and entertaining environment and it’s no surprise this tournament is quickly becoming a favorite of coaches, players and families.

District, Region and even State Champions abound in this field of perennial forces which includes five state ranked teams, including the number one rankings I two classifications. Powerful programs such as Fort Bend Bush (2010 State Champions), Wagner (2009 and 2010 Region Champions), Cedar Hill (2011 Region Finalist, three-time defending District Champion) and Pflugerville (perennial District Champions) will compete on the Westlake hardwood.

Of course, success is the result of great leadership. With over 40 years experience and 850+ wins, legendary Montwood Head Coach Tony Harper has been called the king of El Paso basketball. Ronnie Courtney, Fort Bend Bush’s head coach since 2007, has led high school and college teams to their greatest achievements. He has three state high school championships to go along with an NCAA Tournament berth he attained at Texas Southern University in 2003. Cedar Hill Head Coach Tim Thomas has been establishing record victory totals and state tournament appearances at every school he has coached since 1997.

As in the past, this Westlake Holiday Classic is an opportunity to see exceptionally talented individuals as well. The Westlake Holiday Classic will showcase many future college players.

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2012 Westlake Holiday Classic Tournament Overview

“The Westlake Holiday Classic Tournament promises to

deliver the basketball goods. It's Santa's gift to Austin, TX. The brainchild of Austin Westlake Head Coach Tres Ellis and Craig Carlton, it's their intent to build this into one of

the most outstanding holiday tournaments in the country.” — Coach Max Ivany, D1 Nation

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A&M Consolidated College Station, TX Coach Rick German

Cedar Hill Cedar Hill, TX Coach Tim Thomas

Fort Bend Willowridge Richmond, TX Coach John Howie

Hanks* El Paso, TX Coach Manny Flores

Harker Heights* Killeen, TX Coach Celneque Bobbitt

The Kinkaid School* Houston, TX Coach Scott Zimmerman

Montwood El Paso, TX Coach Tony Harper

Pflugerville Pflugerville, TX Coach David Raigosa

Seguin* Arlington, TX Coach Bobby Thigpen

Strake Jesuit* Houston, TX Coach Dominic Amarosa

Timber Creek* Orlando Florida Coach Ron Schadegg

Triple A Academy* Dallas, TX Coach Trey Washington

Wagner San Antonio, TX Coach Rodney Clark

Westlake Austin, TX Coach Tres Ellis

*1st time Holiday Classic participants

2012 Holiday Classic Teams:

Clear Lake Houston, TX Coach Tommy Penders

Fort Bend Bush Richmond, TX Coach Ronnie Courtney


Where Are They Now?Where Are They Now?

Matt Haralson Matt Haralson -- WHS ‘91WHS ‘91

Westlake High School Basketball thanks the

Westlake Youth Basketball Association (WYBA) for their longstanding support and their continued development

of young athletes in the community.

Matt Haralson played an intregal role for the Chaps between 1988 to 1991, where he played forward and center for coaches Neal Calvert and Robert Brashear. Averaging 22 points, 10 rebounds and 4 assists, the Chaps made it to the regional finals Matt’s senior year, where he was the only returning varsity player. Two-time All District, All Central Texas and an All Region 2nd team, Matt’s best game was the much heralded triple double against Del Valle. (22 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists.) An all around athlete, Matt also played for the Chaps’ tennis team. He partnered with future University of Texas All American Trey Phillips for an undefeated season. The Chaps made it to the state finals before losing a hard fought battle to Highland Park. Matt played basketball for the Texas A&M University Aggies from 1991-1996 as a forward and center. His college career saw many high points, including a career best points against SMU, two blocked shots against Arizona and multiple games with four or more rebounds. A cancer survivor since 1996, Matt and his wife Meredith have made the Westlake community their home. Along with their twin 5th graders Brennan and Christian (who attend Cedar Creek Elementary), the Haralsons’ commitment to Westlake continues to grow. A successful businessman, he and his brother own G. Creek Construction, a commercial construction company. Matt also is an energetic civic leader, serving as Cubmaster for four years and is a member of the Westlake Rotary. Matt’s love for basketball hasn’t been lost, however: he also continues to coach youth teams and also

provides one-on-one training for aspiring junior players who wish to follow in his footsteps.

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GO CHAPS!

c. c. Carlton Industries, Ltd.

&

The Carlton Family

support

Westlake Basketball

and the Westlake Holiday Classic Tournament

Site Development

c. c. Carlton Industries serving Austin

and the central Texas area since 1993

Voted Top 125 Contractors in Central Texas by the Texas Construction Association

Voted Top 25 Privately Held Construction

Companies by Austin Business Journal for three straight years


Where Are They Now ? Where Are They Now ? Rich DozierRich Dozier-- WHS ‘85WHS ‘85

A three-year starter and the 1985 Mr. Basketball, Rich Dozier embodies all the great traits of the Chaps. District and Central Texas MVP in both the 1984 and 1985, Rich also earned All State honors twice, Academic All State in 1985 and participated in the THSCA All State game the same year.

After his storied Chap career, Rich played basketball at Oklahoma City University, turning down other opportunities to follow the treasured and respected Abe Lemons. There, the four-year starter earned multiple accomplishments, including All-Time Career Assist Leader and the single game free throw record (13 for 13). These accomplishments were noted: Rich was named 1990 OCU Best Athlete, and 1990 Academic All American.

After a decade of working with a family business, Rich returned to his basketball roots. In 2000, Rich signed on as head coach the Medina Boys and Girls’ Varsity Basketball teams. Seven years later, Rich took over the Hallettsville Boys Varsity program, where the team won 25 games in his second year at the helm of the program. Last year, Rich took his talents to Sonora, this time as the girls’

varsity coach. Sonora High School just happens to be where his daughters Naomi and Gracie play basketball, rounding out his experience of coaching all six of the Dozier children.

Rich and his wife Anna—an accomplished basketball player in her own right (Anna played at Little-Cyprus Mauriceville High School and Southwestern University), now reside in Sonora, Texas. But there is definitely one thing they are more passionate about than basketball: their family. Parents of six children (including two foster children and two adopted children), the Dozier family includes; Matt (30), Amanda (29), Cooper (21), Camp (19), Naomi (17) and Gracie (16). The Dozier’s are also extremely proud grandparents of three; Christian (10), Eva (1) and Cayman (6 months).

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Westlake Chaparrals

Austin, Texas

Tres Ellis

Head Coach

Robert Lucero

Assistant Varsity Coach

Sam Lunz

Assistant Coach

Alex Owen

Assistant Coach

Region II

District 15

Division 5A

WESTLAKEWESTLAKE CHAPARRALSCHAPARRALS

NO NAME HGT. YEAR POSITION

1 Ben Slaughter 5’10” Junior Guard 2 Harrison Hackney 6'2" Soph. Guard 3 Lucas Goldberg 6'4" Soph. Forward 4 Will Morse 6’2” Senior PG 5 Travis Brown 5’10” Senior Guard 10 Chase Carlton 6'0" Junior PG 20 Luke Rowan 6'1" Junior Guard 22 Chris Murch 6'1" Senior Guard 23 Patrick Elliott 6'1" Junior Guard 24 Vincent DeBlasio 6'3" Senior Forward 30 Harrison Lines 6’2" Junior Forward 33 Jordan Severt 6'4" Junior Forward 45 Dallen Nelson 6'2" Junior Forward 50 Zach Dansby 6'5" Junior Forward 55 Jackson Carter 6'4" Senior Forward

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A&M CONSOLIDATEDA&M CONSOLIDATED TIGERSTIGERS

A&M Consolidated Tigers

College Station, Texas

Rick German

Head Coach

Eric Brewerton Charles McMillian

Assistant Coach Assistant Coach

Matt Warhol Steve Day


Region II

District 14

Division 5A

NO. NAME HEIGHT YEAR

1 Josh Stewart 6’4” Senior

2 Justin Miller 6’0” Senior

3 Derrick Dick 5’8” Soph.

5 Garrett Peters 5’6” Fresh.

10 Kerry Thomas 6’0” Junior

12 Tim Nixon 6’1” Senior

14 Caio Vieira 5’10” Junior

21 Tyler Hollas 6’0” Junior

30 Joziah Stinson 6’0” Junior

32 Ryan Stavinoha 6’3” Junior

34 Jimmie Gilbert 6’6” Senior

40 Alvin Carr 5’10” Soph.

44 Josh Kipp 6’7” Junior


CEDAR HILLCEDAR HILL LONGHORNSLONGHORNS

NO. NAME HEIGHT YEAR POSITION

10 Charles Wesley 6’0” Senior Guard 12 Charlie Middleton 5’9” Soph. Guard 14 Laiton Harris 6’2” Senior Forward 20 Jalen Jones 6’2” Senior Guard 22 Jonathan Webb 6’0” Fresh. Guard 24 Kendrick Hanes 6’2” Senior Guard 30 Kealon Clayborne 6’1” Soph. Guard 32 Chauncey Hill 6’3” Junior Forward 34 Jordan Terry 6’5” Soph. Forward 40 Malik Groden 6’6” Senior Forward 42 Dorian Waggoner 6’5” Senior Forward 44 Darris Harper 5’10” Soph. Guard

Cedar Hill Longhorns

Cedar Hill, Texas

Tim Thomas

Head Coach

Corey Cornish Brandon Phillips

Assistant Coach JV / Assistant Coach

Gerald Varrone David Lightfoot

Asst. / JV Coach 9th / Asst. Coach

James Barnett

9th / Asst. Coach

Region I

District 7

Division 5A

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CLEAR LAKECLEAR LAKE FALCONSFALCONS

NO. NAME HGT YEAR POSITION

2 Orion Lewis 5’10” Soph. PG

4 John Paul Barajas 5’9” Senior PG

5 Alden Miles* 5’10” Senior Guard

11 Drake Green 6’3” Senior Guard

12 Will West* 6’2” Junior Guard

14 Keith Heinzel 5’10” Senior Guard

22 Bradley George 6’1” Soph. Guard

25 Christian West 6’1” Soph. Guard

33 Mark Skol 6’4” Junior Forward

34 Colton Torrance 6’4” Senior Forward

40 Jordan Davis 6’5” Soph. Fwd./Ctr.

41 Eric Santen 6’6” Junior Center

43 Blake Blackmar 6’6” Junior Center

*Denotes Captain

Clear Lake Falcons

Houston, Texas

Tommy Penders

Head Coach

Matt Frye


Marc Gernander

Assistant Coach

Jay Warner

Assistant Coach

Michael Tummins

Assistant Coach

Region III

District 24

District 5A


FORT BEND BUSHFORT BEND BUSH BRONCOSBRONCOS

NO. NAME POSITION HEIGHT YEAR

1 Ronald Monroe Forward 6’5” Junior 2 Donald Monroe Guard 6’4” Junior 3 Brendon Ganaway Guard 5’9” Soph. 5 ShawnDre Jones Guard 5’10” Senior 10 Domonique Rogers Guard 5’10” Senior 11 Travis Downing Guard 5’9” Soph. 12 Kelly Oubre Guard 6’7” Junior 23 Charles Grace Guard 5’9” Junior 25 Brandon Jones Forward 6’5” Junior 32 Jalin LeBlanc Post 6’7” Senior 33 T.J. Fields Guard 5’11” Senior 40 Myles Rice Forward 6’5” Soph. 45 Eden Ewing Forward 6’7” Soph. 50 Ladarius Johnson Forward 6’5” Senior 55 Joshua Jones Post 6’7” Soph.

Fort Bend Bush Broncos Richmond, Texas

Ronnie Courtney Head Coach

Michael Wiggins Marcus Gabriel Assistant Coach Assistant Coach

Jay Thornton Jestin Booker Assistant Coach Assistant Coach

Region III

District 23

Division 5A

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FORT BEND WILLOWRIDGEFORT BEND WILLOWRIDGE EAGLESEAGLES

NO. NAME HGT YEAR POSITION

0 DeMontre Bridges 6’1” Soph. Forward 1 Michael Hunter 5’11” Senior Guard 2 DeShawn Jackson 5’10” Soph. Guard 3 Gary Jenkins 5’11” Junior Guard 10 Emory Lewis 5’10” Junior Guard 11 DeValin Davis 6’2” Senior Guard 12 Charles Miller 6’2” Senior Forward 21 Sam Washington 5’10” Senior Guard 22 DeShawn Walter 6’2” Soph. Forward 23 Jamal Emmers 6’0” Senior Forward 24 Dymytri Davis 6’0” Senior Forward 30 Kenneth McGruder 6’1” Soph. Forward 31 Edmond Franklin 6’7” Senior Forward 32 Justin Sanders 6’3” Junior Forward 34 Charles Anderson 6’3” Junior Forward

Fort Bend Willowridge Eagles

Houston, Texas

John M. Howie

Head Coach

J. Marshall Lawrence Moore

Asst. Coach Asst. Coach

Brandon Spencer

Asst. Coach

Region III

District 22

Division 4A


GAME SCHEDULEGAME SCHEDULE

Saturday, December 29, 2012

Game Time Competition Gym

9:00 AM Game 25, Consolation 7th Place

10:30 AM Game 26, Consolation 5th Place

12:00 PM Game 27, Championship 7th Place

1:30 PM Game 28, Championship 5th Place

3:00 PM Game 29, Consolation 3rd Place

4:30 PM Game 30, Consolation Championship

6:00 PM Game 31, Championship 3rd Place

7:30 PM Game 32, Tournament Championship

Thursday, December 27, 2012

Game Time Competition Gym Practice Gym

12:00 PM Game 1, Hanks vs. Strake Jesuit Game 3, A&M Consolidated vs. Clear Lake

1:30 PM Game 2, Westlake vs. Timber Creek Game 4, Triple A Academy vs. Willowridge

3:00 PM Game 5, Montwood vs. Kinkaid Game 7, Harker Heights vs. Seguin

4:30 PM Game 6, Fort Bend Bush vs. Wagner Game 8, Pflugerville vs. Cedar Hill

6:00 PM Game 9 Game 10


Friday, December 28, 2012

Game Time Competition Gym Practice Gym

9:00 AM Game 13 Game 14

10:30 AM Game 15 Game 16



3:00 PM Game 21

4:30 PM Game 22

6:00 PM Game 23

7:30 PM Game 24

WESTLAKE HOLIDAY CLASSIC GAME SCHEDULE

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BRACKET PLAYBRACKET PLAY


HANKSHANKS KNIGHTSKNIGHTS

Hanks Knights

El Paso,Texas

Manny Flores

Head Coach

Chris Mora

Assistant Coach

Jason Morales

Assistant Coach

David Gasca

Assistant Coach

Region I

District 2

Division 4A

NO. NAME HGT. YEAR POSITION

1 Carlos Delgado 5'8" Junior Guard 3 Josh Velasquez 5'9" Senior Guard 5 Eric Rueda 5’9" Soph. Guard 10 Chris Adams 6'0" Junior Guard 11 Angel Williams 6’1" Senior Post 13 James Flores 5'11" Senior Guard 21 Marcel Curry 5’10" Junior Guard 23 Tristan Zuniga 5’10" Senior Guard 25 Alan Hillel 6'0" Senior Post 31 Sean McGinnis 5’11" Senior Post 32 Andy Arias 5’11" Junior Guard 33 Chaz Thomas 6'1" Soph. Post 41 Shawn Hinojo 5'10" Junior Guard 45 Dallas Kyle 6'0" Junior Guard 55 Idres Lee 5’9" Senior Guard

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HARKER HEIGHTSHARKER HEIGHTS KNIGHTSKNIGHTS

NO. NAME HGT. YEAR POSITION 00 Cody Halverson 6’0" Junior SG 1 Re’shaun Banks-Herny 5'10" Senior PG 2 Cameron Delaney 6'3" Junior SG 4 James Cudjo 6'1" Junior SG 5 Roderick Taylor 6’7" Junior P 11 Jeremy Thomas 6’0" Senior SF 15 Josh Delaney 6'0" Junior PG 22 Devin Ward 6'1" Senior SG 23 Tyler Brown 6'0" Senior SG 24 Lamarcus Freeman 5’10" Fresh. PG 25 Andre Hughes 6'6" Senior SF 32 Naashon Hughes 6'5" Senior P 33 C.J. Bobbitt 6’6" Soph. SF 34 Teron Davis 6'0" Junior SF 35 Patrovick Everette 6'4" Soph. P 41 Jaymes Bradley 6’2” Senior SF

Harker Heights Knights

Harker Heights, Texas

Celneque Bobbitt

Head Coach

Roger Gonzales


Kye Robertson

Assistant Coach

Region I

District 8

Division 5A


KINKAIDKINKAID FALCONSFALCONS

NO. NAME HGT YEAR POSITION 3 Larry Wilkins 5’11” Senior Guard 4 Hutch Oelman 6’6” Senior Forward 5 Jeff Roberson 6’6” Junior Forward 10 Josh Armstrong 6’1” Junior Guard 11 Sam Mays 6’3” Soph. Guard 12 Stephen O’Suji 5’10” Junior Guard 13 Thomas Dillon 5’11” Junior Guard 20 Robel Keleta 5’9” Senior Guard 23 Alik Bourenin 5’11” Junior Guard 33 Bryson King 6’5” Senior Forward 40 Tyler Higby 6’5” Soph. Forward

Kinkaid Falcons

Houston, Texas

Scott Zimmerman

Head Coach

Michael Vischak

Assistant Coach

Levy Garrett

Assistant Coach

Southwest Prep Division

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MONTWOODMONTWOOD RAMSRAMS


1 Warren Redix 5’10” Junior Guard 10 Albert Bordier 6’0” Junior Guard 12 Eric Soto 5’9” Senior Guard 14 Hayden Davis 5’10” Senior Guard 21 Carlos Lujan 5’9” Senior Guard 22 Gabriel Sylvestro 5’11” Senior Guard 23 Anthony Davis 6’1” Senior Post 24 Chris Gamboa 5’10” Senior Post 25 Charles Luevano 5’11” Junior Guard 31 Sammy Dominguez 5’9” Junior Guard 34 Carlos Lugo 6’1” Junior Post 35 Ruben Lopez 5’6” Junior Guard 44 Alan Munoz 6’0” Junior Post

Montwood Rams

El Paso, Texas

Tony Harper

Head Coach

David Dixon


Danny Gonzalez

Assistant Coach

Region I

District 1

Division 5A


PFLUGERVILLEPFLUGERVILLE PANTHERSPANTHERS

NO. NAME HGT YEAR POSITION 2 Abrian Edwards 6’4” Junior Guard 3 Darius Brooks 5’11” Senior Guard 4 Napoleon Onyeje 6’0” Senior Forward 5 Caleb Horton 6’1” Junior Guard 10 TJ Williams 6’3” Senior Point 15 Darian Bostic 6’1” Senior Guard 20 Nosa Ebomwonyi 6’4” Junior Forward 22 Isaac Mooney 6’2” Junior Forward 23 Bryce Bierbower 6’2” Junior Guard 25 Spencer Jordan 6’1” Senior Guard 30 Aaron McDaniel 6’1” Senior Guard 33 Darren Henderson 6’4” Junior Forward 35 Justin Moss 6’2” Senior Forward 40 Randy Craig 5’10” Senior Guard

Pflugerville Panthers

Pflugerville, Texas

David Raigosa

Head Coach

Travis Levie

Assistant Coach

Mike Murphy

Assistant Coach

David Cunha

Assistant Coach

Region II

District 16

Division 5A

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SEGUINSEGUIN COUGARSCOUGARS

NO. NAME HGT. YEAR POSITION 4 Cris Boleware 5'10" Senior Guard 5 Marcus Frazier 5'9" Senior Guard 10 Richard Holden 6'1" Senior Guard 11 Brandon Parrish 6'5" Senior Guard 12 Niko Boleware 5'10" Junior Guard 13 Dreshon Johnson 5'8" Senior Guard 20 Donnie Thomas 6'5" Senior Forward 21 Ashon Mayze 6'1" Senior Guard 22 Greg Wesley 6'7" Senior Forward 23 Emmanuel Sanosi 6'3" Soph. Guard 25 Kelton Moore 6'0" Junior Guard 30 Josh Parrish 6'3" Fresh. Guard 31 Corinthian Ramsey 5'9" Soph. Guard 32 David Jones 6'0" Senior Guard 33 Kimani Jackson 6'7" Senior Forward

Seguin Cougars

Arlington Texas

Bobby Thigpen

Head Coach

Billy Cunningham

Assistant Coach

Mike Jenkins

Assistant Coach

John Smith

Assistant Coach

Region II

District 15

Division 4A


STRAKE JESUITSTRAKE JESUIT CrusadersCrusaders


1 Terrance Johnson 5'10" Senior Guard

2 Sam Capo 6'0" Senior Guard

4 Hunter Thompson 6'5" Junior Forward

5 Cole Stanley 6'2" Soph. Guard

10 Justin Chekwujekwu 6'2" Soph. Guard

11 Nick Zarosky 6'1" Senior Guard

12 Wilson Dunn 6'5" Junior Forward

13 Trey Young 6'2" Senior Guard

14 Brian Doyle 6'1" Junior Guard

15 Reveal Chekwujekwu 6'3" Senior Guard

20 Nasim Dimassi 6'1" Senior Forward

21 Yemi Adesomo 5'10" Senior Guard

25 Dylan Livit 6'6" Junior Forward

31 Amir Henry 6'6" Senior Forward

Strake Jesuit

Houston, Texas

Dominic Amorosa

Head Coach

Tom Beverick Scott Granito


Adam Hauser Matt Kubus

Asst. Coach Assit. Coach

Ray Marshall Craig Martin


Region III

District 19

Division 5A

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TIMBER CREEKTIMBER CREEK WOLVESWOLVES

NO. NAME HEIGHT YEAR POSITION 2 Donald Gilbert 5’10” Senior Guard 3 Taurean Jenkins 6’1” Senior Guard 5 Shaq Evans 5’8” Senior Guard 10 Steven Rodriguez 5’9” Junior Guard 11 Exor Torres 5’8” Senior Guard 13 Joshua Thompson 6’3” Junior Center 20 Nick Sumter 6’6” Senior Guard 21 Stuckey Mosely 6’3” Junior Guard 22 Nick Thompson 6’0” Senior Guard 25 Jacques Patrick 6’3” Soph. Forward 32 Jacob Allan 6’2” Senior Forward 35 Clinton LaVardera 6’7” Senior Center

Timber Creek Wolves

Orlando, Florida

Ron Schadegg

Head Coach

Tim Sherry Dwight Mitchell


Philip Wilde Reggie Cox


Greg Crenshaw

Assistant Coach

8A District 5


TRIPLE A ACADEMYTRIPLE A ACADEMY STALLIONSSTALLIONS

Triple A Academy Stallions Dallas, Texas

Trey Washington Head Coach

Anthony Gilliam Assistant Coach

Sean Jones Assistant Coach

Herman Hammons Assistant Coach

Region II

District 14

Division 1A-1

NO. NAME HGT YEAR POSITION 1 Xavier Cooks 5’10” Soph. Guard 3 Cameron Cooks 5’10” Junior Forward 5 Harrison Henderson 6’6” Frosh. Forward

10 Tyler Singleton 6’2” Soph. Guard

15 Jeremiah Jefferson 6’3” Junior Guard

22 King McClure 6’3” Soph. Guard

23 Gary Breaux 6’3” Junior Guard

32 Shavarick James 6’3” Junior Guard

33 Dalyn Mumphrey 6’6” Soph. Center

44 Frank HolliSs 6’3” Junior Guard

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WAGNERWAGNER THUNDERBIRDSTHUNDERBIRDS


10 Bear Clarkson 5’7” Junior PG 11 Takoa McKinnies 5’11” Junior PG 15 Dominic Guzman 5’8” Junior PG/SG 20 Trent Sampson 5’9” Junior PG/SG 21 Diondre Hunter 6’1” Junior SG/SF 22 Mike Ricondo 5’10” Senior SG 23 Clint Lewis 6’0” Junior SG/SF 24 Giovanni Collins 6’2” Soph. SG/SF 25 Trey Powell 6’3” Senior SF 30 Trevor Taylor 6’3” Senior SF/PF 32 Tyler Collins 6’4” Senior SF/PF 40 Jerminic Anthony 6’2” Senior SF/PF 42 Xavier LaGrant 6’4” Junior PF/C 45 Josh Lee 6’5” Senior PF/C 50 Sharone Lewis 6’2” Senior PF/C

Wagner Thunderbirds

San Antonio, Texas

Rodney Clark

Head Coach

Chris Judge

Assistant Coach

Andre Jackson

Assistant Coach

Region IV

District 25

Division 5A


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Where Are They Now ? Where Are They Now ? Tommy PendersTommy Penders-- WHS ‘90WHS ‘90

Tommy Penders graduated from Westlake High School in 1990 where he played basketball for Neal Calvert. While a Chap, Tommy earned both All-District and All-Region honors.

Tommy played basketball for the University of Texas Longhorns from 1991 to 1995. At Texas, Tommy was one of only two players to win three Southwest Conference titles in the program's history. A regular on the court from his sophomore year on, Tommy was a part of three NCAA Tournament Teams. He was also a multiple member of the GTE SWC All-Academic Team.

Following his career at Texas, Penders became an assistant coach for Jim Harrick's University of Rhode Island team that advanced to the Elite 8. After his tenure as an assistant at George Washington University, (where his Colonials won the Atlantic 10 West title and also earned a spot in the NCAA Tournament), Tommy returned to the Lone Star State.

Tommy is now entering his 11th season as a head high school basketball coach and his fourth at tradition-rich Clear Lake High School. His 2012 Falcons were a State ranked team the entire season; winning 28 games and a share of the District title with a 13-1 record. Prior to Clear Lake, Tommy was the head coach at Calhoun HS and then at Angleton, his team finished the season ranked #2 in 2006 and advanced to the State Semi-Final, its only berth in the State Tournament in the school's 81 year history.

Tommy and his wife Jennifer (an elementary school teacher) currently make their home in Clear Lake, Texas along with their children daughter Mattingly (6) and son Jaxon (3).


2011 Westlake Holiday Classic Tournament Summary

The second annual Westlake Holiday Classic Tournament in December 2011 featured top high school talent from across the state of Texas. The A&M Consolidated team took the

top honors, winning a close championship game against the Clear Lake.

The Holiday Classic tournament established itself as a first class event and is poised to become a premier Texas holiday basketball showcase.

2011 Champion - A&M Consolidated

2nd Place - Clear Lake

3rd Place - Westlake

Tournament MVP

Alex Caruso* A&M Consolidated Guard 6’ 3” Senior

All Tournament Team

Kenneth Bray Wagner Forward 6’ 7 Senior

Ramon Celis Sorocco Guard 5’8” Senior

Paris Clayton Clear Lake Guard 6’ 0” Senior

Jimmy Gilbert A&M Consolidated Guard 6’ 5” Junior

Donivan Jones* Westbury Forward 6’4” Junior

Zeldric King Cedar Hill Forward 6’6” Senior

Rob Lewis Clear Lake Guard 5’11” Senior

Joey Martinez Montwood Post 6’9” Senior

DJ Payton Bryan Guard 5’10” Senior

Cameron Ridley Fort bend Bush Post 6’11” Senior

RJ Rowan Westlake Guard 5’ 11” Senior

Josh Stewart A&M Consolidated Guard 6’4” Junior

Drew Wikelius* Westlake Forward 6’ 6” Senior

TJ WIlliams Pflugerville Guard 6’2” Junior Tournament MVP Alex Caruso with Westlake Coach Head Tres Ellis. * Denotes two-time All Tournament Honors

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Where Are They Now ? Where Are They Now ? Drew Gressett Drew Gressett -- WHS ‘00WHS ‘00

to the Westlake Holiday Classic Tournament Steering Committee, basketball parents and volunteers! Without your hard work and dedication, this tournament would not be possible.

Westlake Holiday Classic Steering Committee

Tres Ellis, Westlake Head Coach

Craig Carlton Holt Hackney Kathy Jernigan April Mangum Mark Mangum Lynelle McKay Jim McKay Cheryl Morse Ron Morse Doug Murch John Rowan Laura Slaughter Lisa Sullivan

Westlake Basketball thanks James “Doc” Allen, Westlake trainer, for being available to care for all tournament athletes

We want Drew! We want Drew! If you attended Longhorn basketball games in the early 2000’s you were probably chanting this along with everyone else.

Prior to walking on at Texas, Drew was a standout high school player for Westlake. In 1999, his junior season, Drew compiled 225 assists – an astonishing 6.25 per game. That year the Chaps went 28-8 and set the state UIL 5A scoring record of 120 points against Seguin. In his senior year, Drew was named All-District 1st Team while averaging 13.7 points and 4.1 assists for the 21-11 Chaparrals.

At UT, Drew played all four seasons for Head Coach Rick Barnes. Perhaps the most memorable was the 2003 team that made NCAA Final Four. Drew’s spirit, optimism, and tireless work ethic earned him respect and praise from coaches, teammates and fans.

An entrepreneurial drive, and a love of cheeseburgers, led Drew to open Hat Creek Burgers in 2008. From the humble beginnings of a trailer in downtown, Drew has perfected his burgers, as well as his business, expanding to two locations (5400 Burnet Rd and in Westlake at 360 / Bee Caves Rd) with plans for more. And of course the Big Hats are always available at UT home games whether they be at The Drum, Disch-Falk Field, or Bevo Boulevard.

Drew, his wife Shelby and daughter Lucy Bell, continue to support Westlake sports. Hat Creek Burger Co is the title sponsor of the Westlake Holiday Classic basketball tournament for the second year. Go Chaps and Go Hat Creek!

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Documents

Westlake Holiday Classic program 2012