LL Boys Basketball Senior All Star Game(s): April 2 @ Hempfield- 7 pm
Written by: Dell Jackson on April 1, 2024
Ed. Note: The LL Boys Basketball Association will be holding its annual senior all star game at Hempfield April 2nd at 7 pm.
Main image photo by Mark22. Last chance to watch your favorite seniors play!
Info from the LL Boys Coaches:
Selected Seniors
Yasin Abdi – Lampeter-Strasburg
Ethan Benne – Penn Manor
Owen Chernich – Cedar Crest
Aaron Enterline – Manheim Central
Trevor Evans – Warwick
Dallas George – ELCO
Justin Glick – Lampeter-Strasburg
Myles Halverson – Lancaster Mennonite
Sebastian Henson – Manheim Township
Carter Horst – Warwick
Joerick Irizarry – Pequea Valley
Zach Kirk – Octorara
Noah Locke – Elizabethtown
Fernando Marquez – Cedar Crest
Brelon Miller – Columbia
Jonzel Morant – Donegal
Jackson Neff – Pequea Valley
Evyan Patel – Donegal
Artie Poindexter – Columbia
Jordan Poole – Columbia
Aiden Schomp – Cedar Crest
Leo Tirado – Cedar Crest
Ben Troyer – Hempfield
Crew Wells – Lancaster Catholic
Team 1
The following players were selected to play in the game but aren’t able to participate due to injuries and other commitments.
Owen Fisher – Conestoga Valley
Tyree Hughes – Warwick
Sam Witmer – Manheim Central
Game
We will have 4 teams with 6 players on each team.
The games will begin with round robin play. Each team will have the opportunity to play each of
the other teams once.
Games will be 10 minutes in length. The clock will stop for the last 30 seconds of the quarter if
the score difference is 6 points or less.
Shooting Fouls – While the clock is running the team will receive 1 point and the player will
shoot one free throw. While the clock is stopped all fouls will be 1 and 1s.
If there is overtime, it will be the first team to 2 points.
At the conclusion of the evening, we will play a “championship quarter.” This quarter will be 12
minutes in length. The clock will stop for the last minute of the quarter. The foul shooting rules
from the round robin tournament will apply to this quarter.
The teams with the 2 best records will play for the championship. If there is a need for a
tie-breaker, the first tie breaker will be +/-, second tie breaker will be least points given up, third
tie breaker will be head to head.
Contest(s)
Between round robin games we will recognize the following: All-League Teams, All-Defensive
Team Selections, and All-Academic Team Selections.
3 Point Shooting Contest
To be completed after the round robin tournament before the
championship round.
Each player will receive 45 seconds to make as many 3s as possible. Each player will have a
rebounder and a passer with 2 basketballs. We’ll break six man teams into two teams of three.
We will use each basket to help move the contest along. 1 round, winner takes all. If there is a
tie, there will be a 30 second shoot-off.
Any player who can dunk gets to show off their best dunk (max 2 attempts)
Agenda
Round robin tournament
Player introductions before their first game
Recognition of award winners between round robin games
8:30 to 8:45
3 Point Shooting Contest
Best Dunk
8:45 to 9:00 Championship Game
Game #1 Team Smith (H) vs Team Glover (A)
Announce Section 1 and Section 4 All-Stars
Game #2 Team Christensen (H) vs Team Berryman (A)
Announce Section 2 and Section 3 All-Stars
Game #3 Team Smith (H) vs Team Berryman (A)
Announce Section 1 and Section 3 All Defensive Players
Game #4 Team Christensen (H) vs Team Glover (A)
Announce Section 2 and Section 4 All Defensive Players
Game #5 Team Berryman (H) vs Team Glover (A)
Announce Section 3 and Section 4 All-Academic Selections
Game #6 Team Smith (H) vs Team Christensen (A)
Announce Section 1 and Section 2 All-Academic Selections
These players will be placed on 4 teams and play a round robin tournament. Once the round robin ends, we will take the top two teams to play for the “championship.”
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