Basketball: Final rosters for the O.C. All-Star Games
May 8th, 2009, 7:56 pm · 3 Comments · posted by BRIAN PATTERSON, OCVarsity.com
Here are the final rosters for the six O.C. All-Star basketball games on Saturday.
The games are listed in order of today's schedule.
Game 1: Small School Boys
North Roster
No. Player School
11 RJ Arriolla, Orangewood Academy
12 Michael Dykema, Valley Christian
20 Luke Esslinger, Whittier Christian
22 Richard Johnson, Fairmont Prep
23 Evan Laveist, Liberty Christian
24 Jesse Limon, Whittier Christian
30 Alex Matros, Tarbut V’Torah
32 Pranav Tadi, Whitney
33 Andrew Yang, Whitney
34 Tim Wright, Bethel Baptist
42 Sun Yoo, Fairmont Prep
44 Shar Younessi, Tarbut V’Torah
Coach: Pat Roberts Tarbut V’Torah
South Roster
No. Player School
21 Nick Adair, Calvary Chapel
23 Joel Brown, Capo Valley Christian
30 Christian Cazarez, Brethren Christian
32 Jeff Jefferson, Brethren Christian
33 Victor Martinez, Saddleback Valley Chr.
34 John Schafer , St. Margaret’s
40 Max Schuster, St. Margarets
41 Micah Sherman, Calvary Chapel
42 Charlie Stagner, Saddleback Valley Chr.
44 Travis Ricker, Calvary Chapel
Coach: Jon Bahnsen, Brethren Christian
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Game 2: Elite Underclassmen Girls
Participating Players
Jordan Adams, Mater Dei
Nicole Ballestero, Villa Park
MacKenzie Beckley, Aliso Niguel
Erin Butler, JSerra
Julianne Bryant, Buena Park
Aunjunay Chambers, Valencia
Kristen Chikami, Troy
Cassie Harberts, San Clemente
Justine Hartman, Brea Olinda
Kelsey Harris, Brea Olinda
Claire Hosinsky, St. Margarets
Ally Ivar, JSerra
Gabrielle Kaiser, Mission Viejo
Kayla Marolt, Corona del Mar
Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis, Mater Dei
Jenae Olekumi, Brea
Lauren Pluimer, San Clemente
Bonnie Samuelson, Edison
Alex Sanchez, Troy
Brianna Salvatore, Villa Park
Lauren Shute, Dana Hills
Keatra Wallace, Brea Olinda
Ashley Ward, Woodbridge
Melissa Zornig, Santa Margarita
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Game 3: Big School Girls Seniors
North Roster
No. Player School
46 Skye Atchley, Orange Lutheran
47 Yvette Cruz, Century
48 Jonae Ervin, Brea Olinda
49 Sepa Eteaki, Rancho Alamitos
50 Chrystal Guarin, Troy
51 Alyssa Hanson, Esparanza
52 Liz Hartnett, Rosary
53 Latrice Henderson, Magnolia
54 Alysa Ito, Troy
55 Chanel Maxey, Canyon
56 Emily McCoy, Rosary
57 Amanda Nguyen, La Quinta
58 Lauren Spinazze, Esperanza
Coach: Shawn Hall, Rancho Alamitos
South Roster
No. PLAYER SCHOOL
46 Akemi Arzouman, University
47 Bhavna Chadalavada, Northwood
48 Jordan Esparza, Fairmont Prep
49 Ashley Fajardo, Mission Viejo
50 Christina Marinacci, Foothill
51 Nichole Sandavol, JSerra
52 Blair Shinoda , Foothill
53 Amanda Souder, Calvary Chapel
54 Kaitlyn Peterson, Mission Viejo
55 Kelly Peterson, Edison
56 Rachel Sweezy, Ocean View
57 Julie Walton, Woodbridge
58 Michelle Yamasaki, Edison
59 Jacqui Marshall, San Clemente
Coach: Mary Rossignol, JSerra
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Game 4: Elite Underclassmen Boys
Participating Players
Chris Anderson, Canyon
Clint Bozner, Villa Park
Myles Carrillo, Foothill
Dominic Coulter, Tustin
James Douglas, Orange Lutheran
Tyler Funk, Orange Lutheran
Dylan Garrity, Edison
Matt Glover, Tustin
Jordan Hamamoto, Western
Ben Hayes, Mission Viejo
Brendan Hill, Dana Hills
Brendan Holmes, Marina
JJ James, Marina
Tyler James, Marina
Avery Johnson, Ocean View
Christian Scott, University
James Walker, Los Alamitos
Gabriel York, Orange Lutheran
Nick Kaspar, Dana Hills
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Game 5: Big School Boys Seniors
North Roster
NO. PLAYER SCHOOL
15 Chris Bearden, Sonora
16 Nathan Berger, Los Alamitos
17 Clark Evans, Los Alamitos
18 Jay Filley, Foothill
19 Garrett James, Marina
20 Mason Jones, Ocean View
21 Zach Kimber, Huntington Beach
22 Christian Mack, Valencia
23 Martin McCall, Pacifica
24 Nick Neser, Huntington Beach
25 Jordan Sachs, La Habra
26 Kieran Saikaly, Loara
27 Jonny Umanzor, Garden Grove
Coach: Ken Frank, Garden Grove
South Roster
NO. PLAYER SCHOOL
15 KC Bierlich, El Toro
16 Eric Brown, Dana Hills
17 Sean Donovan, CDM
18 Ryan Lawler, Laguna Beach
19 Donovan Jackson, El Toro
20 Alex Madrigal, Century
21 Troy McClanahan, Estancia
22 Daniel Munoz, Santa Margarita
23 Vince Payne, El Modena
24 Marcellus Pullum, Trabuco Hills
25 Dylan Roley, Laguna Beach
26 Matt Bailey, Tesoro
27 Jesse Hazely, Santa Margarita
28 Chris Manresa, Tesoro
Coach: Tom Desiano, Dana Hills
Related:
• Six O.C. All-Star basketball games on Saturday
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I can't believe the way these all star teams are picked! It's not the kids fault but the parents need to stay out of it. The two brothers from Marina are not among the best twenty elite underclassmen in orange county, they aren't among the best 100 in orange county, I feel sorry for the kids that really belong in this game. It's time to take all the politics out of these so called all-star games or don't call them all-star games because they aren't.
(Re: FV Fan)
Im sure that youre just being biased, because if you had attended any of Marina's games, especially in the playoffs, then you would realize how notable the contributions by these James brothers were. They are selected based on overall performance and future outlook as to what they can bring to their respective programs for the duration of their high school career. Im not saying Im not biased, but you need to understand that to be an "All-Start" doesnt necessarily mean your plays must show up on the stat sheet at the end of the night. If you had attended any of their games, you would understand that. Tyler James deserves to be an All-Star because he is their best on ball defender (you know, defensive players deserve the credit also) and his brother JJ James averages great numbers for a freshman. My apologies if he isnt the leading scorer on a program that has no other offensive options, but luckily for JJ Marina does, therefore he can put up his great numbers and still learn from his upperclassmen teammates.
If that's the case in regards to defensive players deserving the credit that they are due, then Jacob Slone #20 from Sonora High School deserves to be playing in this game as well. He is a better on ball defender than this Marina kid. Just ask any Freeway league guards including Sachs (OC leading scorer) from La Habra and anyone else on the schedule that went home to have nightmares of this guy because of his physical and swarming defense.