Jerome Williams will not return as coach of Findlay Prep (Henderson, Nev.) for the -15 season. Photo: Ronnie Flores
Eddie Martin of Greater Atlanta Christian named Student Sports National Coach of the Year. Jerome Williams won’t return as coach at Findlay Prep, Kevin Boyle will begin post-graduate team at Montverde Academy and two coaches close in on 1,000 wins.
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We go 20 deep from five separate regions of the nation in our final Student Sports Regional Rankings. We rank 100 teams and nobody across the country ranks as many teams as StudentSportsBasketball.com. Final No. 1 teams are Oak Hill Academy (East), Montverde Academy (Southeast), Indianapolis Arsenal Tech (Midwest), Galena North Shore (Southwest) and Santa Ana Mater Dei (West).
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Caleb Martin (left) and Cody Martin combined for 35 points in Oak Hill Academy’s 69-60 victory over Northside Christian Academy (Charlotte, N.C.) in the quarterfinals of the Dick’s Nationals Tournament.
The Dick’s Nationals tournament kicked off on Thursday at Christ The King High School in New York and even though some higher seeds were knocked off, none of the results were considered big upsets. Findlay Prep will face Oak Hill Academy and Huntington St. Joseph Prep will face Montverde Academy in Friday’s semifinals.
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First year Findlay Prep (Henderson, Nev.) coach Jerome Williams will look for his team to play its best basketball of the season and bring home the program’s fourth Dick’s Nationals title. Photo: Ronnie Flores
We take an in-depth look at all eight teams competing at the Dick’s Nationals in New York and we begin our series with three-time event champion Findlay Prep.
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We go 20 deep from five separate regions of the nation. During the season, we rank 100 teams and nobody across the country ranks as many teams as StudentSportsBasketball.com. No. 1 teams are Oak Hill Academy (East), Montverde Academy (Southeast), Chicago Whitney Young (Midwest), Galena North Shore (Southwest) and Rainier Beach (West).
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Nobody has played in more Dick’s Sporting Goods National High School Tournament games that Nigel Williams-Goss, currently at Washington. He helped Findlay Prep (Henderson, Nev.) win the tournament title in 2010 and 2012. Photo: Courtesy of adidas
The Dick’s Nationals is set for April 3-5 in New York City. Five of the top seven teams in the Student Sports FAB 50 will participate. Student Sports presents the event’s record book through its first six years when it was known as the NHSI. Coaches and this year’s participants have something to shoot for and fans can get a glimpse of whose stood out so far.
RELATED: Dick’s Nationals Field Set | Tournament Headed To The Garden | No. 1 Seed Montverde Academy | No. 2 Seed Rainier Beach | No. 3 Seed Northside Christian Academy | No. 4 Seed Huntington-St. Joseph Prep | No. 5 Seed La Lumiere | No. 6 Seed Oak Hill Academy | No. 7 Findlay Prep | No. 8 Seed The Sagemont School | Dick’s Nationals Field Set
Most Game Played (Career)
9 — Nigel Williams-Goss, Findlay Prep, 2010-13
8 — Justin Anderson, Montrose Christian, 2009-12
Most Points (Game)
37 — Austin Rivers, Winter Park vs. Christ School, 2010 quarterfinals
32 — Cory Joseph, Findlay Prep vs. Mountain State, 2010 semifinals
31 — Austin Rivers, Winter Park vs. Boys & Girls, 2011 quarterfinals
31 — Brandon Ashley, Findlay Prep vs. Montverde Academy, 2012 championship
30 — Jacoby Brissett, Dwyer vs. Findlay Prep, 2010 quarterfinals
29 — Terrell Vinson, Montrose Christian vs. St. Benedict’s Prep, 2009 quarterfinals
29 — Quinn Cook, Oak Hill Academy vs. Dwyer, 2011 semifinals
Most Field Goals Made (Game)
15 — Austin Rivers, Winter Park vs. Christ School, 2010 quarterfinals (15×26)
12 — Terrell Vinson, Montrose Christian vs. St. Benedict’s Prep, 2009 quarterfinals (12×20)
11 — Doron Lamb, Oak Hill Academy vs. Pinewood Prep, 2009 quarterfinals (11×14)
11 — Jacoby Brissett, Dwyer vs. Findlay Prep, 2010 quarterfinals (11×16)
Most Field Goal Attempts (Game)
26 — Austin Rivers, Winter Park vs. Christ School, 2010 quarterfinals (15×26)
26 — Detrick Mostella, La Lumiere vs. St. Benedict’s, quarterfinals (10×26)
Most Free Throws Made (Game)
14 — Anthony Bennett, Findlay Prep vs. Coolidge, 2012 quarterfinals (14×17)
14 — Michael Carrera, Montrose Christian vs. Montverde Academy, 2012 semifinals (14×17)
13 — Brandon Ashley, Findlay Prep vs. Montverde Academy, 2012 championship (13×14)
12 — Nick Johnson, Findlay Prep vs. Dwyer, 2011 quarterfinals (12×17)
11 — Austin Rivers, Winter Park vs. Boys & Girls, 2011 quarterfinals (11×14)
11 — Quinn Cook, Oak Hill Academy vs. Dwyer, 2011 semifinals (11×12)
11 — Tyrone Johnson, Montrose Christian vs. Oak Hill Academy, 2011 championship (11×11)
Most Free Throw Attempts (Game)
17 — Nick Johnson, Findlay Prep vs. Dwyer, 2011 quarterfinals (12×17)
17 — Anthony Bennett, Findlay Prep vs. Coolidge, 2012 quarterfinals (14×17)
17 — Michael Carrera, Montrose Christian vs. Montverde Academy, 2012 semifinals (14×17)
14 — Mouphtaou Yarou, Montrose Christian vs. Findlay Prep, 2009 semifinals (6×14)
14 — Austin Rivers, Winter Park vs. Boys & Girls, 2011 quarterfinals (11×14)
14 — Brandon Ashley, Findlay Prep vs. Montverde Academy, 2012 championship (13×14)
13 — Tristan Thompson, Findlay Prep vs. Montverde Academy, 2010 championship (5×13)
13 — Rapheal Davis, La Lumiere vs. Montverde Academy, 2012 quarterfinals (9×13)
Most Free Throws Without a Miss (Game)
11 — Tyrone Johnson, Montrose Christian vs. Oak Hill Academy, 2011 championship (11×11)
10 — Jordan Mickey, Prime Prep vs. Blanche Ely, quarterfinals (10×10)
8 — Austin Rivers, Winter Park vs. Montverde Academy, 2010 semifinals (8×8)
8 — Kahlil Thomas, Blanche Ely vs. Prime Prep, quarterfinals (8×8)
8 — Tyler Ennis, St. Benedict’s vs. La Lumiere, quarterfinals (8×8)
Highest Free Throw Shooting Percentage (Tournament)
.947 — Tyrone Johnson, Montrose Christian, 2011 (18×19)
Most 3-point Field Goals Made (Game)
6 — Noah Cottrill, Mountain State Academy vs. Findlay Prep, 2009 quarterfinals (6×12)
5 — Ronald Scott, John Carroll vs. Montrose Christian, 2011 quarterfinals (5×8)
5 — Quinn Cook, Oak Hill Academy vs. United Faith Christian Academy, 2011 quarterfinals (5×9)
4 — Ryan Bogdan, Pinewood Prep vs. Oak Hill Academy, 2009 quarterfinals (4×5)
4 — Tamir Jackson, St. Benedict’s Prep vs. Oak Hill Academy, 2009 semifinals (4×9)
4 — Pe’Shon Howard, Oak Hill Academy vs. Findlay Prep, 2009 championship
4 — Jamail Jones, Montverde Academy vs. Montrose Christian, 2010 quarterfinals (4×8)
4 — Tyler Hubbard, Montrose Christian vs. John Carroll, 2011 quarterfinals (4×5)
4 — Tyler Hubbard, Montrose Christian vs. Boys & Girls, 2011 semifinals (4×7)
4 — Victor Adams, Dwyer vs. Oak Hill Academy, 2011 semifinals (4×7)
4 — Keith Hornsby, Oak Hill Academy vs. Dwyer, 2011 semifinals (4×6)
4 — Justin Anderson, Montrose Christian vs. Ravenscroft, 2012 quarterfinals (4×9)
Most 3-point Field Goal Attempts (Game)
13 — Quinn Cook, Oak Hill Academy vs. Montrose Christian, 2011 championship (3×13)
13 — Michael Taylor, Boys & Girls vs. Montrose Christian, 2011 semifinals (3×13)
12 — Noah Cottrill, Mountain State Academy vs. Findlay Prep, 2009 quarterfinals (6×12)
11 — Pe’Shon Howard, Oak Hill Academy vs. Mountain State Academy, 2010 quarterfinal (2×11)
Most Points (Career)
100 — Corey Joseph, Findlay Prep, 2009-10 (6 games)
93 — Nigel Williams-Goss, Findlay Prep, 2010-13 (9 games)
92 — Kasey Hill, Montverde Academy, 2012-13 (6 games)
91 — Austin Rivers, Winter Park, 2010-11 (3 games)
91 — Justin Anderson, Montrose Christian, 2009-12 (8 games)
Highest Scoring Average (Tournament)
(minimum two games)
31.5 — Austin Rivers, Winter Park, 2010 (63 points/2 games)
27.0 — Quinn Cook, Oak Hill Academy, 2011 (81 points/3 games)
23.0 — Jacoby Brissett, Dwyer, 2011 (46 points/2 games)
21.7 — Jamail Jones, Montverde Academy, 2010 (65 points/3 games)
20.7 — Avery Bradley, Findlay Prep, 2009 (62 points/3 games)
20.7 — Kasey Hill, Montverde Academy, 2012 (62 points/3 games)
Highest Scoring Average (Career)
(minimum two games)
31.3 — Austin Rivers, Winter Park, 2010-11 (94 points/3 games)
Most Rebounds (Game)
17 — Michael Carrera, Montrose Christian vs. Boys & Girls, 2011 semifinals
16 — Dakari Johnson, Montverde Academy vs. Prime Prep, semifinals
15 — Keith “Tiny” Gallon, Oak Hill Academy vs. Findlay Prep, 2009 championship
15 — Michel Enanga, Montverde Academy vs. La Lumiere, 2012 quarterfinals
14 — Keith “Tiny” Gallon, Oak Hill Academy vs. St. Benedict’s Prep, 2009 semifinals
14 — Michael Carrera, Montrose Christian vs. Ravenscroft, 2012 quarterfinals
14 — Michael Carrera, Montrose Christian vs. Montverde Academy, 2012 semifinals
14 — Isaiah Watkins, St. Benedict’s vs. Blanche Ely, 2012 quarterfinals
13 — A.J. Hammonds, Oak Hill Academy vs. Dwyer, 2011 semifinals
13 — Michael Carrera, Montrose Christian vs. Oak Hill Academy, 2011 championship
13 — Denzell Taylor, St. Benedict’s vs. La Lumiere, quarterfinals
Most Rebounds (Career)
70 — Michael Carrera, Montrose Christian, 2010-12 (6 games)
57 — Tristan Thompson, Findlay Prep, 2009-10 (6 games)
Highest Rebounding Average (Tournament)
14.0 — Michael Carrera, Montrose Christian, 2012 (28 rebounds/2 games)
12.7 — Michael Carrera, Montrose Christian, 2011 (38 rebounds/3 games)
12.3 — Dakari Johnson, Montverde Academy, (37 rebounds/3 games)
11.0 — Austin Rivers, Winter Park, 2010 (22 rebounds/2 games)
10.7 — Keith “Tiny” Gallon, Oak Hill Academy, 2009 (32 rebounds/3 games)
Highest Rebounding Average (Career)
11.7 — Michael Carrera, Montrose Christian, 2010-12 (70 rebounds/6 games)
10.3 — Austin Rivers, Winter Park, 2010-11 (31 rebounds/3 games)
9.5 — Tristan Thompson, Findlay Prep, 2009-10 (57 rebounds/6 games)
Most Assists (Game)
10 — Kasey Hill, Montverde Academy vs. Oak Hill Academy, quarterfinals
9 — Pe’Shon Howard, Oak Hill Academy vs. Mountain State Academy, 2010 quarterfinal
Most Assists (Career)
36 — Kasey Hill, Montverde Academy, 2012-13 (6 games)
Most Steals (Game)
8 — Kenny Manigault, Pinewood Prep vs. Oak Hill Academy, 2009 quarterfinals
6 — Malik Nichols, Boys & Girls vs. Winter Park, 2011 quarterfinals
5 — Nick Johnson, Findlay Prep vs. Mountain State, 2010 semifinals
5 — Quinn Cook, Oak Hill Academy vs. Montrose Christian, 2011 championship
5 — Isaiah Briscoe, St. Benedict’s vs. Findlay Prep, semifinals
5 — Tyler Ennis, St. Benedict’s vs. Montverde Academy, championship
Most Steals (Career)
12 — Kasey Hill, Montverde Academy, 2012-13 (6 games)
Most Blocked Shots (Game)
8 — Jordan Mickey, Prime Prep vs. Blanche Ely, quarterfinals
7 — Dakari Johnson, Montverde Academy vs. Oak Hill Academy, quarterfinals
7 — Denzell Taylor, St. Benedict’s vs. La Lumiere, quarterfinals
5 — Adam Jones, Winter Park vs. Christ School, 2010 quarterfinals
4 — Isaiah Armwood, Montrose Christian vs. Findlay Prep, 2009 semifinals
4 — David Nyarsuk, Mountain State Academy vs. Findlay Prep, 2010 semifinals
4 — Maurice Jeffers, Coolidge vs. Findlay Prep, 2012 quarterfinals
4 — Christian Wood, Findlay Prep vs. Montrose Christian, quarterfinals
All-Time Team Records
Findlay Prep (Henderson, Nev.) 10-2 (.833)
Montverde Academy (Montverde, Fla.) 7-2 (.778)
St. Benedict’s Prep (Newark, N.J.) 4-3 (.571)
Montrose Christian (Rockville, Md.) 5-4 (.556)
Oak Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, Va.) 4-4 (.500)
Boys & Girls (Brooklyn, N.Y.) 1-1 (.500)
Dwyer (Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.) 1-1 (.500)
Prime Prep (Ft. Worth, Texas) 1-1 (.500)
Mountain State Academy (Beckley, W.Va.) 1-2 (.333)
Winter Park (Winter Park, Fla.) 1-2 (.333)
Charlotte Christian (Charlotte, N.C.) 0-1 (.000)
Christ School (Arden, N.C.) 0-1 (.000)
Coolidge (Washington, D.C.) 0-1 (.000)
Friends’ Central (Wynnewood, Pa.) 0-1 (.000)
John Carroll (Bel Air, Md.) 0-1 (.000)
Pinewood Prep (Summerville, S.C.) 0-1 (.000)
Ravenscroft (Raleigh, N.C.) 0-1 (.000)
St. Francis (Baltimore, Md.) 0-1 (.000)
United Faith Christian Academy (Charlotte, N.C.) 0-1 (.000)
Blanche Ely (Pompano Beach, Fla.) 0-2 (.000)
La Lumiere (La Porte, Ind.) 0-2 (.000)
GIRLS INDIVIDUAL & TEAM RECORDS
Most Points (Game)
27 — Jephany Brown, H.D. Woodson vs. Dr. Phillips, 2012 semifinals
25 — Ariel Johnson, Oak Hill Academy vs. Peddie School, 2010 championship
23 — Kianna Conner, Dillard vs. Oak Hill Academy, 2010 semifinals
22 — Ashley Gomez, Murry Bergtraum vs. Hollywood Christian, 2011 semifinals
Most Field Goals Made (Game)
10 — Cori Coleman, Dr. Phillips vs. Murry Bergtraum, 2011 championship (10×20)
10 — Jephany Brown, H.D. Woodson vs. Dr. Phillips, 2012 semifinals (10×21)
Most Field Goal Attempts (Game)
21 — Jephany Brown, H.D. Woodson vs. Dr. Phillips, 2012 semifinals (10×21)
21 — Aliyah Jeune, Life Center Academy vs. Dr. Phillips, semifinals
20 — Morgan Jones, Lake Mary vs. Peddie School, 2010 semifinals (3×20)
20 — Cori Coleman, Dr. Phillips vs. Murry Bergtraum, 2011 championship (10×20)
20 — Eva Myers, Dillard vs. Archbishop Spaulding, semifinals (4×20)
Most Free Throws Made (Game)
11 — Sydney McCaskill, Dr. Phillips vs. H.D. Woodson, 2012 semifinals (11×11)
9 — Ariel Johnson, Oak Hill Academy vs. Peddie School, 2010 championship (9×9)
Most Free Throw Attempts (Game)
12 — Tierra Hawkins, Riverdale Baptist vs. St. Francis, 2009 semifinals (8×12)
11 — Trimain McCullough, Edgewater vs. Riverdale Baptist, 2012 semifinals (8×11)
11 — Sydney McCaskill, Dr. Phillips vs. H.D. Woodson, 2012 semifinals (11×11)
9 — Ariel Johnson, Oak Hill Academy vs. Peddie School, 2010 championship (9×9)
9 — Hannah Schaible, Dr. Phillips vs. Riverdale Baptist, 2011 semifinals (8×9)
Most Free Throws Made Without a Miss (Game)
11 — Sydney McCaskill, Dr. Phillips vs. H.D. Woodson, 2012 semifinals (11×11)
9 — Ariel Johnson, Oak Hill Academy vs. Peddie School, 2010 championship (9×9)
Highest Free Throw Shooting Percentage (Tournament)
1.000 — Ariel Johnson, Oak Hill Academy, 2010 (11×11)
Most 3-point Field Goals Made (Game)
6 — Kianna Conner, Dillard vs. Oak Hill Academy, 2010 semifinals (6×11)
Most 3-point Field Goal Attempts (Game)
16 — Aliyah Jeune, Life Center Academy vs. Dr. Phillips, semifinals (2×16)
11 — Kianna Conner, Dillard vs. Oak Hill Academy, 2010 semifinals (6×11)
11 — Jade Cheek, Dr. Phillips vs. H.D. Woodson, 2012 semifinals (5×11)
Highest Scoring Average (Tournament)
21.5 — Ariel Johnson, Oak Hill Academy, 2010 (43 points/2 games)
19.5 — Sydney McCaskill, Dr. Phillips, 2012 (39 points/2games)
17.5 — Hannah Schaible, Dr. Phillips, 2011 (35 points/2 games)
Most Rebounds (Game)
16 — Tianna Hawkins, Riverdale Baptist vs. Seton Keough, 2009 championship
14 — Jennie Sims, Riverdale Baptist vs. Dr. Phillips, 2012 championship
13 — Shenaqua Reese, Murry Bergtraum vs. Hollywood Christian, 2011 semifinals
Highest Rebounding Average (Tournament)
12.5 — Tianna Hawkins, Riverdale Baptist, 2009 (25 rebounds/2 games)
12.5 — Jennie Sims, Riverdale Baptist, 2012 (25 rebounds/2 games)
Most Assists (Game)
11 — Dawnn Maye, Dillard vs. Oak Hill Academy, 2010 semifinals
Most Steals (Game)
7 — Rahneeka Saunders, Riverdale Baptist vs. St. Francis, 2009 semifinals
7 — Alex Rodgers, Oak Hill Academy vs. Dillard, 2010 semifinals
5 — Liz Brown, Seton Keough vs. Riverdale Baptist, 2009 championship
5 — Ariel Johnson, Oak Hill Academy vs. Peddie School, 2010 championship
5 — Alex Smith, Peddie School vs. Oak Hill Academy, 2010 championship
Most Blocked Shots (Game)
7 — Ariel Johnson, Oak Hill Academy vs. Peddie School, 2010 championship
6 — Tianna Hawkins, Riverdale Baptist vs. St. Francis, 2009 semifinals
All-Time Team Records
Dr. Phillips (Orlando, Fla.) 5-1 (.833)
Peddie School (Highstown, N.J.) 2-0 (1.000)
Seton Keough (Baltimore, Md.) 2-0 (1.000)
Riverdale Baptist (Upper Marlboro, Md.) 3-2 (.333)
Archbishop Spalding (Severn, Md.) 1-1 (.500)
Murry Bergtraum (New York) 1-1 (.500)
Oak Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, Va.) 1-2 (.333)
Edgewater (Orlando, Fla.) 0-1 (.000)
H.D. Woodson (Washington, D.C.) 0-1 (.000)
Holllywood Christian (Hollywood, Fla.) 0-1 (.000)
Lake Mary (Lake Mary, Fla.) 0-1 (.000)
Life Center Academy (Burlington Township, N.J.) 0-1
St. Francis (Baltimore, Md.) 0-1 (.000)
Dillard (Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.) 0-2 (.000)
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We go 20 deep from five separate regions of the nation. During the season, we rank 100 teams and nobody across the country ranks as many teams as StudentSportsBasketball.com. No. 1 teams are Oak Hill Academy (East), Montverde Academy (Southeast), Chicago Whitney Young (Midwest), Galena North Shore (Southwest) and Rainier Beach (West).
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