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Here's some info on Washington. He's a 6-7 power forward type who was just named a first-team Junior College All-American.
http://muskogeephoenix.com/sports/x9...m-All-American
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The first person to find out that Connors State’s C.J. Washington was named to the National Junior College Athletic Association All-America Team was the 6-foot-7 sophomore himself.
“Coach (Jeff) Johnson (Connors assistant coach) told me I had a chance to be on the second team,” Washington said. “I went online looking for it and didn’t see my name. “Then, I saw it on the first team. I didn’t expect that at all. I was surprised.”
The first person Washington called was Connors coach Bill Muse. Muse was not surprised.
“I would say him coming here worked out equally well for him and us,” Muse said. “He had a brilliant career.”
Brilliant indeed. Washington rewrote the school’s record books this season. His 26 rebounds against Murray State broke the previous single-game mark of 21 by Simeon Haley in 1993.
His average of 12.9 rebounds was better than the 12.8 by Elmore Spencer in 1989-90 and the 413 rebounds moves to the top of the all-time single-season list, replacing Sam Haley’s 384 in 1992-93.
Also averaging 19.2 points per game, Washington also becomes the seventh player in Connors history to score 1,000 points and finished with 1,057 in his two years in the program. Washington calls his sophomore season a breakout year.
“It was the best year of my life,” the Stringtown native said. “After I broke my nose (in the season opener against Arkansas Baptist), that made me want to come out and play harder. “I was the leader of the team. If something had to be done, I felt like I was the one who had to do it. If we lost, I felt like it was my fault and that I could’ve done something different. I don’t remember the wins that much.”
Muse will remember the player who becomes his fourth first-team All-American in his 18-year coaching career at the school.
Washington joins Cyrus Jones (1994), Horatio Webster (1996) and Detrick White (1997) in that group. He’s the 16th All-American in school history.
“C.J.’s ability to score a basket is what stands out,” Muse said. “That was the strength of his game.”
Washington led the Cowboys to a 58-13 record and two Region II championships in his two seasons. He had 25 double-doubles in the 2009-10 campaign. But now it’s time to take his basketball skills to the next level.
Colleges including Oral Roberts, Ball State, Western Kentucky, Wright State, Wichita State and Murray State have shown interest. “I visited Oral Roberts and I liked it,” Washington said. “I’m not sure about going there. I’m going to visit Murray State on April 8.
“I have to give credit for everything I’ve done to my team. They let me play hard and if it wasn’t for them and the coaches, I wouldn’t be where I am.”
Washington isn’t the only local college player to receive All-America recognition. Bacone’s Ronnie Battle, a 6-4 senior forward, was a second-teamer on the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics squad after averaging 24.5 points and 8.1 rebounds per game.
Bacone, like Connors, made their respective national tournament, the first time for Bacone.
Here's some info on Thompson
Is a junior college player for Eastern Utah with 3 years to play 2.
Originally committed to Weber State out of High School.
Has family ties to Midwest city, including has lived there himself.
Is reportedly down to OU and New Mexico.
Took an official visit to Norman on April 9 2010. Will visit New Mexico this upcoming weekend and decide after that visit.
Season Box Score
College of Eastern Utah
College Eastern Utah Season Box Score (as of Mar 22, 2010)
All games
RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL
ALL GAMES........... (27-10) (10-4) (8-5) (9-1)
CONFERENCE.......... (14-6) (8-2) (6-4) (0-0)
NON-CONFERENCE...... (13-4) (2-2) (2-1) (9-1)
|---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---| |----REBOUNDS----|
## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg
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02 Glover, Michael.... 34-0 849 25.0 219-384 .570 2-4 .500 148-242 .612 80 156 236 6.9 74 1 27 80 17 38 588 17.3
03 Williams, Isiah.... 32-0 732 22.9 125-293 .427 78-196 .398 56-66 .848 24 42 66 2.1 44 0 38 52 1 13 384 12.0
05 Colimon, Cliff..... 36-0 802 22.3 79-197 .401 36-99 .364 65-83 .783 17 72 89 2.5 66 2 84 91 1 44 259 7.2
10 Dalton, Tony....... 37-0 724 19.6 70-151 .464 34-79 .430 65-80 .813 46 69 115 3.1 92 6 56 42 2 28 239 6.5
13 Hawk-Harris, Aaron. 33-0 489 14.8 31-80 .388 4-17 .235 42-55 .764 20 43 63 1.9 57 2 65 63 4 18 108 3.3
15 Joyner, Terrance... 7-0 73 10.4 7-19 .368 5-15 .333 4-5 .800 1 11 12 1.7 11 0 10 5 0 1 23 3.3
21 Defavari, Fernando. 24-0 245 10.2 21-43 .488 0-0 .000 18-39 .462 21 29 50 2.1 43 2 9 19 3 5 60 2.5
22 Williams, Brandon.. 11-0 57 5.2 9-17 .529 2-6 .333 3-4 .750 1 8 9 0.8 8 0 5 0 0 1 23 2.1
23 Mast, Chris........ 23-0 266 11.6 38-99 .384 6-26 .231 17-31 .548 22 12 34 1.5 32 1 23 25 0 8 99 4.3
24 Mills, Jonathan.... 37-0 819 22.1 160-277 .578 0-6 .000 137-204 .672 120 198 318 8.6 107 4 30 69 15 37 457 12.4
30 Bosserman, Jimmy... 8-0 28 3.5 4-10 .400 1-1 1.000 3-4 .750 2 6 8 1.0 3 0 1 2 0 0 12 1.5
32 Sutton, Leon....... 11-0 81 7.4 2-9 .222 1-2 .500 6-10 .600 1 12 13 1.2 7 0 17 21 1 5 11 1.0
33 Thompson, Nick..... 37-0 874 23.6 122-220 .555 19-49 .388 55-80 .688 33 131 164 4.4 35 0 82 85 4 26 318 8.6
34 Custodio, Renan.... 19-0 137 7.2 30-52 .577 14-30 .467 14-17 .824 5 9 14 0.7 11 0 8 7 2 2 88 4.6
50 Jorquim, Vander.... 37-0 673 18.2 122-246 .496 11-30 .367 74-111 .667 87 164 251 6.8 105 4 24 66 31 15 329 8.9
TEAM............... 51 55 106 2.9 0 23
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Total.............. 37 6849 1039-2097 .495 213-560 .380 707-1031 .686 5311017 1548 41.8 695 22 479 650 81 241 2998 81.0
Opponents.......... 37 6869 862-2162 .399 288-937 .307 539-757 .712 389 612 1001 27.1 813 - 484 487 95 298 2551 68.9
Which of these two would u rather have? Both..we need some attitude, and effort in the painted area..I like tough basketball...
http://muskogeephoenix.com/sports/x9...m-All-American
Quote:
The first person to find out that Connors State’s C.J. Washington was named to the National Junior College Athletic Association All-America Team was the 6-foot-7 sophomore himself.
“Coach (Jeff) Johnson (Connors assistant coach) told me I had a chance to be on the second team,” Washington said. “I went online looking for it and didn’t see my name. “Then, I saw it on the first team. I didn’t expect that at all. I was surprised.”
The first person Washington called was Connors coach Bill Muse. Muse was not surprised.
“I would say him coming here worked out equally well for him and us,” Muse said. “He had a brilliant career.”
Brilliant indeed. Washington rewrote the school’s record books this season. His 26 rebounds against Murray State broke the previous single-game mark of 21 by Simeon Haley in 1993.
His average of 12.9 rebounds was better than the 12.8 by Elmore Spencer in 1989-90 and the 413 rebounds moves to the top of the all-time single-season list, replacing Sam Haley’s 384 in 1992-93.
Also averaging 19.2 points per game, Washington also becomes the seventh player in Connors history to score 1,000 points and finished with 1,057 in his two years in the program. Washington calls his sophomore season a breakout year.
“It was the best year of my life,” the Stringtown native said. “After I broke my nose (in the season opener against Arkansas Baptist), that made me want to come out and play harder. “I was the leader of the team. If something had to be done, I felt like I was the one who had to do it. If we lost, I felt like it was my fault and that I could’ve done something different. I don’t remember the wins that much.”
Muse will remember the player who becomes his fourth first-team All-American in his 18-year coaching career at the school.
Washington joins Cyrus Jones (1994), Horatio Webster (1996) and Detrick White (1997) in that group. He’s the 16th All-American in school history.
“C.J.’s ability to score a basket is what stands out,” Muse said. “That was the strength of his game.”
Washington led the Cowboys to a 58-13 record and two Region II championships in his two seasons. He had 25 double-doubles in the 2009-10 campaign. But now it’s time to take his basketball skills to the next level.
Colleges including Oral Roberts, Ball State, Western Kentucky, Wright State, Wichita State and Murray State have shown interest. “I visited Oral Roberts and I liked it,” Washington said. “I’m not sure about going there. I’m going to visit Murray State on April 8.
“I have to give credit for everything I’ve done to my team. They let me play hard and if it wasn’t for them and the coaches, I wouldn’t be where I am.”
Washington isn’t the only local college player to receive All-America recognition. Bacone’s Ronnie Battle, a 6-4 senior forward, was a second-teamer on the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics squad after averaging 24.5 points and 8.1 rebounds per game.
Bacone, like Connors, made their respective national tournament, the first time for Bacone.
Here's some info on Thompson
Is a junior college player for Eastern Utah with 3 years to play 2.
Originally committed to Weber State out of High School.
Has family ties to Midwest city, including has lived there himself.
Is reportedly down to OU and New Mexico.
Took an official visit to Norman on April 9 2010. Will visit New Mexico this upcoming weekend and decide after that visit.
Season Box Score
College of Eastern Utah
College Eastern Utah Season Box Score (as of Mar 22, 2010)
All games
RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL
ALL GAMES........... (27-10) (10-4) (8-5) (9-1)
CONFERENCE.......... (14-6) (8-2) (6-4) (0-0)
NON-CONFERENCE...... (13-4) (2-2) (2-1) (9-1)
|---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---| |----REBOUNDS----|
## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg
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02 Glover, Michael.... 34-0 849 25.0 219-384 .570 2-4 .500 148-242 .612 80 156 236 6.9 74 1 27 80 17 38 588 17.3
03 Williams, Isiah.... 32-0 732 22.9 125-293 .427 78-196 .398 56-66 .848 24 42 66 2.1 44 0 38 52 1 13 384 12.0
05 Colimon, Cliff..... 36-0 802 22.3 79-197 .401 36-99 .364 65-83 .783 17 72 89 2.5 66 2 84 91 1 44 259 7.2
10 Dalton, Tony....... 37-0 724 19.6 70-151 .464 34-79 .430 65-80 .813 46 69 115 3.1 92 6 56 42 2 28 239 6.5
13 Hawk-Harris, Aaron. 33-0 489 14.8 31-80 .388 4-17 .235 42-55 .764 20 43 63 1.9 57 2 65 63 4 18 108 3.3
15 Joyner, Terrance... 7-0 73 10.4 7-19 .368 5-15 .333 4-5 .800 1 11 12 1.7 11 0 10 5 0 1 23 3.3
21 Defavari, Fernando. 24-0 245 10.2 21-43 .488 0-0 .000 18-39 .462 21 29 50 2.1 43 2 9 19 3 5 60 2.5
22 Williams, Brandon.. 11-0 57 5.2 9-17 .529 2-6 .333 3-4 .750 1 8 9 0.8 8 0 5 0 0 1 23 2.1
23 Mast, Chris........ 23-0 266 11.6 38-99 .384 6-26 .231 17-31 .548 22 12 34 1.5 32 1 23 25 0 8 99 4.3
24 Mills, Jonathan.... 37-0 819 22.1 160-277 .578 0-6 .000 137-204 .672 120 198 318 8.6 107 4 30 69 15 37 457 12.4
30 Bosserman, Jimmy... 8-0 28 3.5 4-10 .400 1-1 1.000 3-4 .750 2 6 8 1.0 3 0 1 2 0 0 12 1.5
32 Sutton, Leon....... 11-0 81 7.4 2-9 .222 1-2 .500 6-10 .600 1 12 13 1.2 7 0 17 21 1 5 11 1.0
33 Thompson, Nick..... 37-0 874 23.6 122-220 .555 19-49 .388 55-80 .688 33 131 164 4.4 35 0 82 85 4 26 318 8.6
34 Custodio, Renan.... 19-0 137 7.2 30-52 .577 14-30 .467 14-17 .824 5 9 14 0.7 11 0 8 7 2 2 88 4.6
50 Jorquim, Vander.... 37-0 673 18.2 122-246 .496 11-30 .367 74-111 .667 87 164 251 6.8 105 4 24 66 31 15 329 8.9
TEAM............... 51 55 106 2.9 0 23
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Total.............. 37 6849 1039-2097 .495 213-560 .380 707-1031 .686 5311017 1548 41.8 695 22 479 650 81 241 2998 81.0
Opponents.......... 37 6869 862-2162 .399 288-937 .307 539-757 .712 389 612 1001 27.1 813 - 484 487 95 298 2551 68.9
Which of these two would u rather have? Both..we need some attitude, and effort in the painted area..I like tough basketball...
