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Monday’s other’s tournaments

December
29

Besides the Slam Dunk, two other local tourneys went on today. In the championship at Carmel, Gillian Felix’s 20 points and 18 boards carried Mahopac over Brewster 62-56. Some of our readers think the officiating was less than stellar. Carmel won the consolation over Kennedy. My question is, why didn’t Haldane get the fourth invite to make it an all-Putnam tournament?

On the other side of the river, Nanuet beat Nyack and TZ beat North Rockland to advance in the North Rockland tournament. N-Rock is really struggling. I’ll be at the championship and consi games tomorrow so maybe I can diagnose why to those of you who are as curious as me.

Here’s the full complement of games.

Peekskill 46, Millbrook 21: In the third round of the Dutchess County Holiday Classic at Spackenkill High School, Kiana Letsinger and Sheridan Taylor each scored nine points for the Red Devils. Tasia Nolan added eight points.
Mahopac 62, Brewster 56: In the finals of the Carmel tournament, Gillian Felix had 20 points and 18 rebounds for the Indians. Jessie Kavana added 17 points. Devon Quattrocchi scored 20 points and Emily Tapio add 18 for the Bears.
Carmel 56, Kennedy 43: In the consolation game of the Carmel tournament, Kim Broccoli and Marie Mullen each scored 18 points for the Rams. Brittany Horne added nine points. Allison Santini led the Gaels with 12 points.
Nanuet 53, Nyack 31: In the first round of the North Rockland tournament, Lauren Kahn scored 19 points for the Golden Knights. K.C. Jentzen added 12 points. Caroline Chesterman scored 12 points for the Indians. Nanuet will play Tappan Zee today at 7 p.m. in the championship game. Nyack will play North Rockland today at 5 p.m. in the consolation game.
Blessed Sacrament 76, A. Phillip Randolph 50: In the consolation game of the IS 219 tournament, Lynda Fields had 21 points and five assists for the Cardinals. Teammate Tara Fearon had 11 points and 10 rebounds.
Tappan Zee 48, North Rockland 41: In the first round of the North Rockland tournament, Kiera Brady had 17 points and eight rebounds for the Dutchies. Meagan Carley 10 points and eight rebounds. Jen McSharar scored 15 points for the Red Raiders. Tappan Zee will play Nanuet today at 7 p.m. in the championship game. North Rockland will play Nyack today at 5 p.m. in the consolation game.

This entry was posted on Monday, December 29th, 2008 at 11:16 pm by Jake Thomases. Print | Email

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3 Responses to “Monday’s other’s tournaments”

  1. Stanner Grad.

    Jake,
    The tournament at Carmel has had the same 4 teams for many years. It used to be called “The Big Four” and the boys were included. Now the girls play in The Ron Weaver Memorial games in honor of the former assistant coach who died suddenly a couple of years ago. It is not really a tournament because the opponents are pre-scheduled no matter which teams win the openers. Arguably you could declare Mahopac this year’s “winner” because they were the only team to go 2 and 0.

  2. ballboy

    Plus Haldane played in the Dutchess County Holiday Classic

  3. fan

    TZ beat Nanuet in North Rockland tourney final

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