date time opponent result
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Dec 6 6:45 Black & Veatch Win 52-22
Dec 13 8:00 Ayers, Lewis Loss 79-86
Jan 3 6:45 Creative Solutions Loss 45-49
Jan 10 -- bye --
Jan 17 8:00 Parke-Davis Win 47-42
Jan 24 6:45 Black & Veatch Win 59-26
Jan 31 8:00 Ayers, Lewis Win 65-51
Feb 7 6:45 Creative Solutions Win 73-62
Feb 14 -- bye --
Feb 21 8:00 Parke-Davis Loss 52-60
Playoffs:
Mar 6 8:00 Creative Solutions Loss 49-64
Mar 13 9:15 Ayers, Lewis
Team Roster
No. Name Position
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00 Dan Sibthorp Power Forward
3 Tim Kennedy Power Forward / Center
7 Ian Jones Guard / Forward
9 Jon Fine Point Guard
13 Stuart Collis Shooting Guard
21 Todd Elkins Point Guard / Forward
33 Allen Ano Center
45 Donald Adamek Power Forward
54 Michael Donovan Small Forward
55 Dan Fuller Swingman
Previous seasons
Game 1
Tim Kennedy had a big effect in his first game with ATF, scoring over 20 and making big plays on
both offense and defense. ATF's solid man-to-man defense held a disorganized Black & Veatch to just 22,
while ATF was able to score regularly. Both teams showed some rust probably because the rec department
did not schedule any practices before this game. Expect Black & Veatch to improve later in the season.
Game 2
The lead changed hands many times in the offensive shootout, but it was not a lack of defense that
caused ATF to give up 86 points. It was turnovers. Ayers, Lewis employed a nasty full court press
(that also confounded ATF in both games last year) lead by #34 to get back into this game
and take the lead in the third quarter. ATF trailed by 8 late in the fourth quarter, but surged back
with a putback by Mike and clutch 3-balls from Ian and Tim to go into overtime. The overtime period
was dominated by free throws and Ayers, Lewis eventually pulled ahead. 79 points is ATF's best
offensive output ever.
Game 3
Creative Solutions added several good players in the off season who improved the team noticably. This
game was very close in the first half, and was tied at 20 at halftime. In the second half ATF's
offense faultered at times as they had trouble with ball handling. Too many trips down the floor
resulted in turnovers without a shot. This coupled with a flurry of questionable fouls put the
game out of reach for ATF.
Game 4
Parke Davis played the first minute of this game with only 4 players and the rest of the game with just 5.
With no subs and a confused defensive scheme Parke Davis soon found themselves in a deep hole. ATF's offense
struggled in the forth quarter. This combined with a rash of foul calls against ATF made the final score
a lot closer at the end than it should have been.
Game 5
ATF played an excellent all-around game. The offense flourished with several fast breaks as well as
good passing and smart shot selection. The 3rd quarter was marked by a halt to the ATF offense, but ATF's
defense got extremely stingy. Black and Veach was held to just 4 points in the third, and eventually ATF's
offense got back on track.
Game 6
Ayers, Lewis charged out to an early 1st quarter lead, but ATF got its offense on track in the
second quarter and never looked back. Ayers, Lewis had to play with just 5 players and were not able to
employ their standard disruptive full court defense. ATF played another solid game on both ends of the court
to notch their 3rd win in a row.
Game 7
ATF employed the zone defense for the first time this year and it worked well against Creative Solutions.
Creative Solutions took an early 10-2 lead but their shooting touch soon wore off and ATF ended the quarter up 6.
ATF extended the lead every quarter until the game turned into a free throw contest late, but by then the game was
well out of reach. ATF seems to have shaken the turnover problems that plagued them earlier in the season.
Game 8
ATF played a good first quarter, but had a shakey second quarter. With two of their best guards out, ATF
had ball handling problems. These problems ballooned into a disasterous 3rd quarter which saw ATF's offense
grind to a halt, scoring just 3 points. Parke Davis played with a full squad this time around, and the additional
players improved the team greatly.
Game 9
ATF played a good first half, but had minor defensive lapses and short offensive droughts in the second half.
Creative Solutions capitalized on this to grab a victory and the league championship.
Congrats to Creative Solutions.