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National Senior Championships

Tournament Program 2011

National Senior ChampionshipsCoral Springs, Florida • 2009

MBAMasters Basketball Association

May 9-14, 2011 • Coral Springs, Florida

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On behalf of the Board of Directors of The Masters Basketball Association, the Sponsors and the Staff, we want to welcome you the 2011 National Senior Championships.

This will be the third year that the south Florida tournament has been operated by the MBA. We are very proud that a tradition of excellence is being continued under our supervision. We continue to believe the Masters Basketball Association – National Senior Championships is the “Premier” masters basketball tournament in the United States.

Once again, we have attracted teams from across the United States and Canada. From east coast to west coast and from as far away as Anchorage, players are heading to south Florida for this great event.

We must tell you however that we are faced with a serious dilemma. For the past three years, Kevin McNamara has been providing the bulk of the financial support beyond the entry fees that is necessary to operate the tournament at a high level.

Additional financial support in the form of advertising sponsorships must be secured in order to ensure the operation of the tournament in 2012 and beyond. We are very confident that we have individuals within our ranks that have corporate connections that could supply such financial support or could lead us to other corporate connections where a sponsorship would fit. This problem must be solved for the long range vitality of this tournament.

However, let’s have a great time in 2011 and whether this is your first MBA tournament or you are a veteran of many, you will experience a unique week of competition, sportsmanship and camaraderie.

Thanks for coming — have a great tournament!

David L. Hulett Lisa A. ReinhardChief Operating Officer & Tournament Director Assistant Tournament DirectorBoard of Directors Board of Directors

BOARD AND STAFF WELCOME

MASTERS BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION BOARD AND SENIOR STAFF Kevin McNamara Chairman of the Board David L. Hulett Director and Chief Operating Officer Lisa A. Reinhard Assistant Tournament Director Peter Battaglia Supervisor of Officials Manish Gupta, M.D. Medical Director Jerry Hauck Supervisor – Gym Operations Lloyd Looram Director and Treasurer Marilyn Rule Supervisor - Table and Office Staff

The Masters Basketball Association - National Senior Championships Mission StatementTo be recognized as the premier Masters Basketball Tournament

in the United States and among the best in the world.

Core ValuesServe the Customer

Create a Competitive Basketball ExperienceEncourage True Sportsmanship

Provide a Quality VenueStrive for Operational Excellence

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SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK

Monday, May 9Noon – 6:00 p.m. – Coral Springs Gymnasium – Tournament Office open (Phone 954-439-4395) • Player Registration Desk Available • Finalize and “Freeze” Rosters • Team Practice (call 954-439-4395 to reserve court time) (All Rosters are frozen at close of business)

• Individual Shoot-a-Round

7:00 p.m. – LaQuinta Inn North, 3701 University Drive • Welcome Barbecue and Program • Door Prizes and Raffle • Sportsman of the Year Presentation • Keynote Speaker: George Tinsley, Sr. – Immediate Past President, National Basketball Retired Players Association

Tuesday, May 1010:00 a.m. – Coral Springs Gymnasium – Tournament Office open (Phone 954-439-4395) • Player Registration • Team and Individual Shoot-a-round until 1 p.m.10:00 - 11:00 a.m. – Coral Springs Gymnasium • Team Organizer and Coaches Orientation Meeting 11:45 a.m. – 8:30 p.m. – Coral Springs Gymnasium • Tournament Play

Wednesday, May 1110:00 a.m. – Coral Springs Gymnasium – Tournament Office open (Phone 954-439-4395) • Player Registration • Team and Individual Shoot-a-round until 1 p.m.1:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. – Coral Springs Gymnasium • Tournament Play

Thursday May 1210:00 a.m. – Coral Springs Gymnasium – Tournament Office open (Phone 954-439-4395) • Player Registration (closed at end of the day) • Team and Individual Shoot-a-round until 1 p.m.11:45 a.m. – 8:30 p.m. – Coral Springs Gymnasium • Tournament Play

Friday, May 1310:00 a.m. – Coral Springs Gymnasium – Tournament Office open (Phone 954-439-4395) • PLAYER REGISTRATION IS CLOSED • Team and Individual Shoot-a-round until 11 a.m.11:45 a.m. – 8:30 p.m. – Coral Springs Gymnasium • Championship and Consolation Semi Finals3:45 p.m. – 7:15 p.m. – Coral Glades High School • Championship and Consolation Semi Finals

Saturday May 148:00 a.m. – Coral Springs Gymnasium – Tournament Office open (Phone 954-439-4395) • PLAYER REGISTRATION IS CLOSED9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. – Coral Springs Gymnasium • Championship Finals 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. – Coral Glades High School • Consolation Finals9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. – Coral Springs Christian Academy • Consolation Finals

Note: An Awards Ceremony immediately follows

all Championship and Consolation Finalson the game court.

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VENUE MAP

CORAL SPRINGS GYMNASIUM2501 Coral Springs Drive • Coral Springs, Florida 33065 • 954-345-2107

MBA Tournament Office 954-439-4395

CORAL GLADES HIGH SCHOOL2700 Sportsplex Drive • Coral Springs, Florida 33065

CORAL SPRINGS CHRISTIAN ACADEMY2251 Riverside Drive • Coral Springs, FL 33065

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WE RESPECTFULLY REMEMEBER

Patricia Finney The Masters Basketball Association wishes to make special note of the passing

of Patricia Finney and express our deepest sympathies to her family. Pat had been involved in the South Florida Tournament for many years and was well known by many of our current players and Team Organizers. Pat was also a long time

board member of the Coral Springs Basketball Club, where she had been instrumental in the early organization of the club. She was also one of the very few people

in Coral Springs honored by having a Mullins Park Court named for her.

The Masters Basketball Association honors the memory of these participants and friends of the tournament.

John Dougherty, Jr. Coconut Creek, Florida Kevin Florence Coral Springs, Florida Adam Palma Coral Springs, Florida

Larry Parks Clearwater, Florida Jim Prichard Seattle, Washington Hayes Pullard Los Angeles, California Jim Ward Danville, Pennsylvania

On behalf of the Coral Springs Basketball Club – Men Over 40 LeagueThe Masters Basketball Association honors the memory of these

Teammates whose friendship we treasured over the years.

Stan Cowherd Kevin Florence Jerry Kelly Jim Kreul Bill McFadden Bob Novak Steve Paul Mike Teman

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45 & OVER DIVISION SCHEDULE

HOME VISITORS (Light Jersey) (Dark Jersey)

Tues 8:30 PM (1) South Florida Elite v (4) Gulfshore Sports Court 3

Tues 8:30 PM (2) Miami Old Timers v (3) Kings Court 2

Wed 8:30 PM (1) South Florida Elite v (3) Kings Court 3

Wed 8:30 PM (2) Miami Old Timers v (4) Gulfshore Sports Court 2

Thur 8:30 PM (1) South Florida Elite v (2) Miami Old Timers Court 3

Thur 8:30 PM (3) Kings v (4) Gulfshore Sports Court 2

Championship Semi-Finals

Fri 6:45 PM 1st Place (by Win/Loss) v 4th Place (by Win/Loss) Main Court

Fri 6:45 AM 2nd Place (by Win/Loss) v 3rd Place (by Win/Loss) Court 3

Consolation Final (Home/Visitor by Original Seeding)

Sat 11:00 AM Loser 1st Place v. 4th Place v Loser 2nd Place v. 3rd Place Christian Academy

Championship Final (Home/Visitor by Original Seeding)

Sat 11:00 AM Winner 1st Place v. 4th Place v Winner 2nd Place v. 3rd Place Main Court

Seeds

1 South Florida Elite Coral Springs, Florida

2 Miami Old Timers Miami, Florida

3 Kings Sunrise, Florida

4 Gulfshore Sports Wimauma, Florida

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45 & OVER DIVISION TEAMS

South Florida Elite Coach: Lou DeGraffenreid Sponsored by: Lou Vivas Coconut Creek, Florida

PLAYER NAME HEIGHT AGE SCHOOL or HOMETOWN PRO EXP.

Emery Atkinson 6’6” 49 UNC-Charlotte Europe

Matt Barenbaum 6’4” 40 Eckerd College

Scott Boynton 6’1” 45 Oglethorpe University

Ricky Collier 6’5” 45 UNLV Europe

Julio Davila 6’7” 57 Western Kentucky University

Lou DeGraffrenreid 6’3” 49 Jacksonville University

Paul Grady 6’6” 52 Florida A&M

David James 6’9” 45 Grace College Portugal, Luxembourg

Mike Noblet 6’7” 48 University of Miami

Scott Werner 6’2” 48 Coral Springs, FL

Jerry Woodka 5’7” 48 Tarpon Springs CBA-Europe

Miami Old Timers Coach: Welton Robinson II Sponsored by: Ultimate Hoops Review Burlington, North Carolina

PLAYER NAME HEIGHT AGE SCHOOL or HOMETOWN PRO EXP.Mo Brighthaupt 6’6” 42 Northeastern University CBA, Europe

Biff Clark 5’11” 45 Midland College

James Daye 6’0” 47 University of North Carolina

Simon Gregory 7’0” 47 Casio College

Tim Hardaway 6’0” 45 University of Texas - El Paso NBA

Wylie Howard 6’7” 43 Kansas State University

Kenny Hill 6’2” 45 High Point University

Ramiro Kurnick 6’8” 47 Miami Dade College

Vaughn Lewis 6’3” 45 California University of PA

Shawn Nelson 6’0” 41 Carol City High School

Mitch Wiggins 6’6” 52 Florida State University NBA

Tony Woods 6’4” 45 Stneybrook University

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Gulfshore Sports Coach: Jeff Hadden / DJ Jackson Wimauma, Florida


Mark Bennet 6’3” 45 Hibbing College

Reggie Brit 6’6” 44 Kansas State University Europe

Doug Edwards 6’8” 40 Florida State University NBA

Jeff Hadden 6’0” 50 University of the South AAU Semi-Pro

David (DJ) Jackson 6’0” 48 LaGrange College

Kim Kumar 5’10” 44 Brooklyn College

Dexter Vanzant 6’3” 41 Rollins College

Mark Wainright 6’2” 48 Tampa, Florida

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Wendall Alexis 6’9” 47 Syracuse University Germany 13 Yrs

Andrew Dalgetty 6’4” 47 Mt. St. Mary’s Pro-Rucker Tourn.

Wayne Freeman 6’5” 52 Guilford College France 12 Yrs

Earl Fuller 5’9” 52 Long Island University Pro-Rucker Tourn.

Kirt Joseph 6’3” 51 Pratt Institute of Tech. Pro-Rucker Tourn.

Barry McKnight 5’9” 47 Rockland College Pro-Rucker Tourn.

Jeff Meriweather 6’4” 51 Long Island University Pro-Rucker Tourn.

Cliff Morgan 6’9” 47 Tenn-Chatanooga South America 15 Yrs

Jerry Reynolds 6’9” 48 L.S.U. Orlando Magic

Keith Williams 6’1” 51 Brooklyn College Pro-Rucker Tourn.

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Tue 5:00 PM (2) Roto-Rooter v (3) ADIDAS-UCD Court 2

Tue 6:45 PM (1) LCI v (5) Harris Electronic Filing Court 1

Tue 6:45 PM (4) Hollywood Institute v (6) Below the Rim Court 2

Wed 1:30 PM (3) ADIDAS-UCD v (5) Harris Electronic Filing Court 1

Wed 6:45 PM (1) LCI v (4) Hollywood Institute Court 2

Wed 6:45 PM (1) Roto-Rooter v (6) Below the Rim Court 3

Thur 5:00 PM (2) Roto-Rooter v (5) Harris Electronic Filing Court 3

Thur 6:45 PM (1) LCI v (6) Below the Rim Court 2

Thur 6:45 PM (3) ADIDAS-UCD v (4) Hollywood Institute Court 1

Fri 11:45 AM 1st Place Bracket 1 v 2nd Place Bracket 2 Main Court

Fri 1:30 PM 1st Place Bracket 2 v 2nd Place Bracket 1 Main Court

Fri 3:15 PM 3rd Place Bracket 1 v 3rd Place Bracket 2 Main Court


Sat 9:00 am, Winner 3rd Place 1 / 3rd Place 2 v. Best record of semi final losers Christian Academy


Sat 9:00 AM Winner 1st Place 1 / 2nd Place 2 v. Winner 1st Place 2 / 2nd Place 1 Main Court

Seeds – Bracket 1 1 LCI Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada4 Hollywood Institute of Beauty Careers Hollywood, Florida6 Below the Rim Coral Springs, Florida Seeds – Bracket 2 2 Roto-Rooter Cincinnati, Ohio3 ADIDAS - UCD Sacramento, California5 Michael Harris Electronic Filing Lincoln Heights, Ohio

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Dave Bastian 6’0” 50 University of South Florida

James Henderson 6’4” 51 Birmingham Southern

John Johnson 6’4” 53 University of Michigan Europe

Tim Mahoney 6’4” 54 Rollins College

Brian Ormond 6’4” 53 University of Cincinnati

Scott Rogers 6’1” 52 Kenyon College

Roy Sachse 6’0” 52 Eastern Illinois University

Marty Wolf 6’6” 55 Xavier University

LCI 50 Coach: Doug Coombs Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada


Carlos Bielenstein 52 University of Brazil

Leroy Casanova 51 Sheridan College

Tony Christie 52 West Carolina Europe

Richard Hasfall 53 Sheridan College

Greg May 50 University of Washington

Wies Nycz 51 University of Toronto

Jake Rose 58 Florida State

Robert Samuels 50 St. Bonaventure Europe

Glen Wholstenholme 53 Sheridan College

Mitch Wiggins 52 Florida State NBA

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Hollywood Institute Coach: Damon Arnette Sponsored by: Hollywood Institute of Beauty Careers Hollywood Florida PLAYER NAME HEIGHT AGE SCHOOL or HOMETOWN PRO EXP.

Paul Grady 6’5” 53 Florida A&M

Kevin Heller 6’4” 56 York College, NY

Neal Heller 6’0” 51 The U

Brian Hoffman 6’2” 50 Delta College

Essie Hollis 6’6” 56 St. Bonaventure Detroit Pistons

David Kantor 6’0” 59 Washington and Lee

Barry Klein 6’0” 51

Keith Levine 6’0” 52 The U

Eric McCoy 6’5” 51 Upper Iowa University

Jack Ryan 6”0” Brooklyn College, NY

Larry Schnier 6’0” 51 Northwestern University

Billy Williams 6’8” 52 Berry College

ADIDAS - UCD Coach: Uylous Ingram Sponsored by: Athletics Unlimited Sacramento, California


Dave Akrum 6’4” 58 Sacramento, CA Europe

Carl Collins 6’5” 60


Richie Declot 6’6” 58 Puerto Rico University

Jerry Gilbert 6’3” 57 Ashland University

Uylous Ingram 5’7” 59 Sacramento State

Carl Jordan 5’11” 59 SW Louisiana State

Leon Manning 6’5” 59 Wright State University

Dave McLaughaln 6’6” 60 Jacksonville State

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Below the Rim Coach: John Abrahamsson Coral Springs, Florida


John Abrahamsson 6’2” 52 Coral Springs, Florida

Jim Barcel 5’10” Coral Springs, Florida

Herb Bond 6’5” 51 Lincoln University

Arthur Cobb 6’2” 56 Coral Springs, Florida

Carl Colbert 6’3” 53 Coral Springs, Florida

Jeff Fryer 6’3” 51 Coral Springs, Florida

Mike Lorini 5’10” 52 Coral Springs, Florida

Kirk Meyer 6’2” 51 Coral Springs, Florida

Barry Morofsky 6’2” 55 Coral Springs, Florida

Gary Sheriff 6’0” 52 Coral Springs, Florida

Harris Electronic Filing Coach: Mike Harris Sponsored by: Michael Harris Electronic Filing Lincoln Heights, Ohio

PLAYER NAME HEIGHT AGE SCHOOL or HOMETOWN PRO EXP.Willie Bell 6’2” 57 Jackson State

Tony Colon 6’0” 55 Herbert H. Lehman College

Darnell Dawson 6’4” 56 Xavier University

Lovell Fitzpatrick 6’5 50 Cincinnati, Ohio

Michael Harris 5’10” 56 Morehead State University

Ted Hundley 6’8 55 Morehead State University

Michael Patton 6’1” 52 Lexington Community College

Derrick Polk 6’11 51 Ohio State University

Kevin Ray 5’11” 56 Morehead State University

Eugene Robinson 6’6” 66 Ohio State University

Bruce Scott 6’0” 63 Alcorn/Mississippi Valley

Carl Walker 5’11” 53 Henry Clay HS: Lexington, KY

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Tue 1:30 PM (3) Puerto Rico v (6) LCI Court 2Tue 1:30 PM (2) Titans v (7) Sportspower Court 1Tue 3:15 PM (4) Seattle/Total Package v (5) Golden Legends Court 1Tue 5:00 PM (1) Vitas v (8) The Ward Court 3 Wed 1:30 PM (2) Titans v (6) LCI Court 3Wed 3:15 PM (3) Puerto Rico v (7) Sportspower Court 1Wed 5:00 PM (4) Seattle/Total Package v (8) The Ward Court 2Wed 5:00 PM (1) Vitas v (5) Golden Legends Court 3 Thur 3:15 PM (6) LCI v (7) Sportspower Court 1Thur 3:15 PM (1) Vitas v (4) Seattle/Total Package Court 3Thur 5:00 PM (2) Titans v (3) Puerto Rico Court 1Thur 5:00 PM (5) Golden Legends v (8) The Ward Court 2 Fri 3:45 PM 3rd Bracket 2 v 4th Bracket 1 Coral Glades H.S.Fri 5:00 PM 1st Bracket 1 v 2nd Bracket 2 Main CourtFri 8:30 PM 3rd Bracket 1 v 4th Bracket 2 Court 3Fri 8:30 PM 1st Bracket 2 v 2nd Bracket 1 Main Court

Consolation Final (Home/Visitor by Original Seeding)Sat 1:00 PM Winner 3rd B1 v. 4th B2 v Winner 3rd B2 v. 4th B1 Christian Academy

Championship Final (Home/Visitor by Original Seeding)Sat 1:00 PM Winner 1st B1 v. 2nd B2 v Winner 1st B2 v. 2nd B1 Main Court

Seeds – Bracket 1 1 Vitas Cincinnati, Ohio4 Seattle / Total Package Seattle, Washington5 Golden Legends Folsom, California8 The Ward Boiling Springs, Pennsylvania

Seeds – Bracket 2 2 Titans Clearwater, Florida3 Puerto Rico San Juan, Puerto Rico6 LCI Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada7 Sportspower Baltimore, Maryland

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Vitas Coach: Kevin McNamara Sponsored by: Vitas Hospice Care Cincinnati, Ohio


Dan Armenta 5’10” 55 San Jose State

Chip Brown 55

Dave Long 6’6” 55 University of San Francisco

Bob Mahoney 6’5” 58 University of Mississippi

Roberto Maldonado 6’2” 55 University of Houston

Kevin McNamara 6’5” 58 Denison University

Eugene Richardson 6’7” 57 Bethune Cookman College

Gil Spencer 6’0” 57 Denison University

Bob Thurman 6’4” 55 Central Wyoming

Titans Coach: Mike Phelps / Mark Daley Sponsored by: NTE Energy LLC Clearwater, Florida


Mark Daley 6’4” 59 Illinois

Damon Ellison 6’2” 63 Martin University

Gregory Gary 6’4” 61 St. Bonaventure

Larry Gross 6’3” 61 South Bend, Ind.

Dan Howard 6’1” 59 Ohio

Tony Hubbard 6’9” 59 Detroit

Derek Palm 6’5” 59 Detroit Mercy

Mike Phelps 6’3” 61 University of Indianapolis

Terry Schaplow 6’3” 59 Montana State University

Eric Snider 6’1” 57 Cortland St (NY)

Doug Turner 6’6” 60 Tennessee Tech

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Seattle / Total Package Coach: Jay Cheesman Sponsored by: Total Package Seattle, Washington


Kim Atwater 6’3” 55 Port Orchard, Washington

Jay Cheesman 6’9” 56 Brigham Young University

Roger Larson 6’7” 55 Shoreline College

Danny Miller 6’1” 55 Renton, Washington

Warren Prehmus 56

Dan Vahalla 56

Solsten Wims 5’10” 55 University of Washington

Puerto Rico Masters Coach: David Efron San Juan, Puerto Rico



David Efron 6’0” 59 University of Miami

Juan Hiraldo 5’11” 56 University of Puerto Rico

Carlos Lopez 6’9” 55 University of Puerto Rico

James Paine 6’3” 61 University of San Francisco

Willy Quinones 6’9” 55 Interamerican University

Ruben Rodriguez 6’7” 58 Long Island University PR National League

Juan Rosas 5’11” 58 Interamerican University

Luis Vargas 5’11” 56 Long Island University

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LCI 55 Coach: Doug Coombs Etobicoke, Ontario Canada


Clyde Adkins 6’9” 57 University of Western Ontario

Victor Blicharski 5’10” 58 University of Toronto

Willie Brown 6’4” 60 Seattle

Rick Caroll 5’10” 57 Indianapolis

Philip Dignard 6’2” 56 University of Three Rivers

Perry Doukas 6’6” 58 University of Toronto

Dmytro Leshchyshen 6’1” 56 University of Toronto

George Rautins 6’4” 58 Niagara

C J Roach 6’5” 57 Indianapolis

Brad Spice 6’5” 55 Toledo

Dan Tordella 6’1” 57 New Jersey

Golden Legends Coach: George Golden Sponsored by: GoldenWorks LLC Folsom, California


Bill Barrier 6’4” 59 Pennsylvania

Jerry Gilbert 6’2” 55 Cleveland State

George Golden 6’3” 56 San Jose State Semi-Pro

Vernon Hampton 6’2” 56 Oakland, CA

Dwanyne Kouba 6’3” 57 Davis, CA

Don Mackey 6’2 59 Oakland, California

Ricky Patterson 6’6” 56 Sacramento State

Eugene Richardson 6’7” 57 Florida

Tad Talton 6’6 60 Merritt College

Steve Tutson 6’7” 57 Florida

Percy Wilkes 6’0” 56 Oakland, CA

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Sportspower Sponsored by: Sportspower International Baltimore, Maryland


Bill Alexson 6’5” 64 Gordon College Greece

Rubin Britt 6’2” Southern University

Arthur Cobb 6’4” 55 Coral Springs, Florida

Ken Heideger 6’2” 55 Lycoming College

Dean Hill 6’9” 64

Mark Hodgkins 5’9” 61 Jupiter, Florida

Vernon Jones 5’10” 55 Ft. Lauderdale, Florida

Chuck Jura 6’10” 61 University of Nebraska

THE WARD Coach: Richard Ditlow Sponsored by: Richard Ditlow Boiling Springs, Pennsylvania


Bill Berrie 6’3” 58 Harrisburg, PA

Mike Bierenbaum 5’11” 59 Palm Beach, FL

Ed Bluitt 6’0” 63 Indianapolis, IN

Paul Carpenter 6’0” 58 Coral Springs, FL

Willie Colston 6’3” 59 Detroit, MI

Richard Ditlow 5’10” 64 Boiling Springs, PA

Thomas Hayes 6’3” 57 Baltimore, MD

Ken Hooper 5’11” 58 Chicago, IL

Nathan Johnston 6’1” 59 Detroit, MI

Ivan Kron 6’1” 62 Coral Springs, FL

James Mitchell 6’0” 58 Chicago, IL

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WEEK AT A GLANCE GAME SCHEDULE

Court 1 10:00 AM OPEN COURT

11:45 AM OPEN COURT

1:30 PM 55+ (2) Titans v. (7) Sportspower

3:15 PM 55+ (4) Seattle Total Package v. (5) Golden Legends

5:00 PM 65+ (2) East Bank Saloon v. (3) Alaska Nanooks

6:45 PM 50+ (1) LCI v. (5) Harris Electronic Filing

8:30 PM 60+ (2) Oakland’s Finest v. (3) Detroit Metro

Court 210:00 AM OPEN COURT

11:45 AM OPEN COURT

1:30 PM 55+ (3) Puerto Rico v. (6) LCI

3:15 PM 70+ (2) Windy City v. (3) Vintage USA

5:00 PM 50+ (2) Roto-Rooter v. (3) ADiDAS-UCD

6:45 PM 50+ (4) Hollywood Institute v. (6) Below the Rim

8:30 PM 45+ (2) Miami Old Timers v. (3) Kings


11:45 AM 60+ (2) Oakland’s Finest v. (4) White Brothers

1:30 PM 65+ (1) Ancient Regime v. (4) Clearwater Aces

3:15 PM 70+ (1) Indiana Masters v. (4) Old School Legends

5:00 PM 55+ (1) Vitas v. (8) The Ward

6:45 PM 60+ (1) Titans v. (5) Western Wildcats

8:30 PM 45+ (1) South Florida Elite v. (4) Gulfshore Sports

Tuesday, May 10

Wednesday, May 11

Coral Springs Gymnasium


11:45 AM OPEN COURT

1:30 PM 50+ (3) ADiDAS-UCD v. (5) Harris Electronic Filing

3:15 PM 55+ (3) Puerto Rico v. (7) Sportspower

5:00 PM 70+ (2) Windy City v. (4) Old School Legends

6:45 PM 60+ (1) Titans v. (4) White Brothers

8:30 PM 60+ (3) Detroit Metro v. (5) Western Wildcats


11:45 AM OPEN COURT

1:30 PM 65+ (2) East Bank Saloon v. (4) Clearwater Aces

3:15 PM 65+ (1) Ancient Regime v. (3) Alaska Nanooks

5:00 PM 55+ (4) Seattle/Total Package v. (8) The Ward

6:45 PM 50+ (1) LCI v. (4) Hollywood Institute

8:30 PM 45+ (2) Miami Old Timers v. (4) Gulfshore Sports


11:45 AM OPEN COURT

1:30 PM 55+ (2) Titans v. (6) LCI

3:15 PM 70+ (1) Indiana Masters v. (3) Vintage USA

5:00 PM 55+ (1) Vitas v. (5) Golden Legends

6:45 PM 50+ (1) Roto-Rooter v. (6) Below the Rim

8:30 PM 45+ (1) South Florida Elite v. (3) Kings


Thursday, May 12


11:45 AM OPEN COURT

1:30 PM 65+ (3) Alaska Nanooks v. (4) Clearwater Aces

3:15 PM 55+ (6) LCI v. (7) Sportspower

5:00 PM 55+ (2) Titans v. (3) Puerto Rico

6:45 PM 50+ (3) ADIDAS-UCD v. (4) Hollywood Institute

8:30 PM 60+ (2) Oakland’s Finest v. (5) Western Wildcats


11:45 AM OPEN COURT

1:30 PM 60+ (3) Detroit Metro v. (4) White Brothers

3:15 PM 70+ (3) Vintage USA v. (4) Old School Legends

5:00 PM 55+ (5) Golden Legends v. (8) The Ward

6:45 PM 50+ (1) LCI v. (6) Below the Rim

8:30 PM 45+ (3) Kings v. (4) Gulfshore Sports


11:45 AM 60+ (1) Titans v. (2) Oakland’s Finest

1:30 PM 70+ (1) Indiana Masters v. (2) Windy City

3:15 PM 55+ (1) Vitas v. (4) Seattle/Total Package

5:00 PM 50+ (2) Roto-Rooter v. (5) Harris Electronic Filing

6:45 PM 65+ (1) Ancient Regme v. (2) East Bank Saloon

8:30 PM 45+ (1) South Florida Elite v. (2) Miami Old Timers


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Main Court10:00 AM OPEN COURT

11:45 AM 50+ 1st Place Bracket 1 v. 2nd Place Bracket 2

1:30 PM 50+ 1st Place Bracket 2 v. 2nd Place Bracket 1

3:15 PM 50+ 3rd Place Bracket 1 v. 3rd Place Bracket 2


6:45 PM 45+ 1st Place v 4th Place (by Win/Loss)



11:45 AM 60+ (1) Titans v. (3) Detroit Metro

1:30 PM 60+ (4) White Brothers v. (5) Western Wildcats

3:15 PM 70+ 1st Place v. 4th Place (by Win/Loss)

5:00 PM 70+ 2nd Place v. 3rd Place (by Win/Loss)


8:30 PM 55+ 3rd Place Bracket 1 v. 4th Place Bracket 2

Friday, May 13 – Semifinals


3:45 PM 55+ 3rd Place Bracket 2 v. 4th Place Bracket 1

5:30 PM 65+ 1 Place v. 4th Place (by Win/Loss)


Coral Glades High School

Main Court 9:00 AM 50+ Championship Final

11:00 AM 45+ Championship Final

1:00 PM 55+ Championship Final

Court 39:00 AM 60+ Championship Final

11:00 AM 70+ Championship Final

1:00 PM 65+ Championship Final

Saturday, May 14 – Championship FinalsCoral Springs Gymnasium

9:00 AM 50+ Consolation Final


1:00 PM 55+ Consolation Final



1:00 PM 65+ Consolation Final

Saturday, May 14 – Consolation Finals

Coral Springs Christian Academy Coral Glades High School

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Sponsoring “Miami Old Timers” 45+

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Sponsoring “South Florida Elite” 45+

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Athletics UnlimitedSacramento, California

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Hollywood Institute of Beauty CareersHollywood, Florida

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Michael Harris Electronic FilingLincoln Heights, Ohio

Sponsoring “Michael Harris Electronic Filing” 50+

Total PackageSeattle, Washington

Sponsoring “Seattle / Total Package” 55+

NTE Energy LLCClearwater, Florida

Sponsoring “Titans” 55+

GoldenWorks LLCFolsom, California

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Michael HarrisElectronic

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Pat WeinsteinSponsoring “Ancient Regime” 65+

2011 Team Sponsors

Sportspower InternationalBaltimore, Maryland

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Richard DitlowBoiling Springs, Pennsylvania

Sponsoring “The Ward” 55+

Vitas CorporationCincinnati, Ohio

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Dr. David SteadmanBoise, Idaho

Sponsoring “Western Wildcats” 60+

Roy Smith & Arthur HarreldDetroit, Michigan & Longboat Key, Florida

Sponsoring “Detroit Metro” 60+

Stan White State FarmTampa, Florida

Sponsoring “White Brothers” 60+

Watterson ConstructionAnchorage, Alaska

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D&J Family Limited Partnership

Morristown, Indiana

Sponsoring “Indiana Masters” 70+

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Tue 11:45 AM (2) Oakland’s Finest v (4) White Brothers Court 3

Tue 6:45 PM (1) Titans v (5) Western Wildcats Court 3

Tue 8:30 PM (2) Oakland’s Finest v (3) Detroit Metro Court 1

Wed 6:45 PM (1) Titans v (4) White Brothers Court 1

Wed 8:30 PM (3) Detroit Metro v (5) Western Wildcats Court 1

Thur 11:45 AM (1) Titans v (2) Oakland’s Finest Court 3

Thur 1:30 PM (3) Detroit Metro v (4) White Brothers Court 2

Thur 8:30 PM (2) Oakland’s Finest v (5) Western Wildcats Court 1

Fri 11:45 AM (1) Titans v (3) Detroit Metro Court 3

Fri 1:30 PM (4) White Brothers v (5) Western Wildcats Court 3


Sat 9:00 AM 3rd Place by Win-Loss v 4th Place by Win-Loss Coral Glades H.S.


Sat 9:00 AM 1st Place by Win-Loss v 2nd Place by Win-Loss Court 3

Seeds

1 Titans Port Orange, Florida

2 Oakland’s Finest El Sobrante, California

3 Detroit Metro Detroit, Michigan

4 White Brothers Tampa, Florida

5 Western Wildcats Boise, Idaho

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Titans 60 Coach: Jackie Freeman Port Orange, Florida


Doug Campbell 6’6” 63 New York, New York

Jackie Freeman 6’1” 63 Alabama

Greg Gary 6’4” 62 St. Bonaventure

Larry Grose 6’4” 60 South Bend

Chuck Jura 6’10” 61 University of Nebraska Europe

Mike Phelps 6’5” 61 University of Indianapolis

Jim Price 6’4” 61 Louisville

Doug Turner 6’6” 60 Tennessee Tech.

Oakland’s Finest Coach: Robert Scotlan El Sobrante, California

PLAYER NAME HEIGHT AGE SCHOOL or HOMETOWN PRO EXP.John Burks 6’7” 61 University of San Francisco

Floyd Harris 6’3” 64 Cal State

Bill Kennedy 6’3 62 University of Arizona

Michael LaRoche 6’5” 65 Cal Poly SLO

Mel Lee 6’6” 62 Michigan College

Wayne McGee 6’9 63 University of Toronto

Ron McMillen 6’6” 61 U C Davis

Roy McNeely 6’5” 65 Eastern Michigan

Robert Scotlan 6’6 62 University of San Diego

Kelvin Talton 6’5” 61 Cal State

Pinky Williams 6’1” 64 Cal Poly SLO

Ron Williamson 5’10” 63 Wayne State

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Detroit Metro Sponsored by: Roy Smith & Arthur Harreld

PLAYER NAME HEIGHT AGE SCHOOL or HOMETOWN PRO EXP.Len Braunstein 6’3” 65 Rutgers ABA

Victor Diehl 6’7” 66 JC Europe

Earl Dixon 6’6” 62 Eastern Michigan University

Arthur Harreld 6’0” 62 Western Kentucky University

Greg Hopson 6’8” 60

Fred Jackson 6’5 67 Southern University

James Payne 6’3” 62 Southern California

Bob Rossin 6’8” 67 Detroit, Michigan

Roy Smith 6’3” 62 Highland Park CC

David Walker 6’8” 62 Boston College

Otis Whithead 6’0” 60 Wayne State

White Brothers Coach: Stan White Sponsored by: Stan White State Farm Tampa, Florida


Artis Gilmore 7’0” 61 Jacksonville University San Antonio Spurs

Dane Hill 6’9” 64 Morristown, New Jersey

Mark Hodgkins 5’9” 61 Jupiter, Florida

Bernis Hoskins 6’6” 63 Whitter College

Buddy Mercer 6’0” 61 USA - Air Force

Jake Rose 6’2” 63 Florida Memorial College

Jerry Shore 6’1” 62 SUNY Courtland

Tadd Talton 6’6” 60 Merritt College

Stan White 6’4” 63 UW-Parkside

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Western Wildats Sponsored by: Dr. David G. Steadman Boise, Idaho


Chuck Call 6’3” 61 BYU, Murray, Utah

Vic Deauvono 6’1” 63 Snow College, Orem, Utah

Steve Francom 6’1” 62 Lindon, Utah

Craig Hall 6’1” 61 South Jordan, Utah

Tom Hare 65

Rick Kemp 6’5” 61 Snow College/West Jordan, Utah

Dean Langmaid 6’0” 63 Northeastern, Boulder City, NV

Jim Nelson 6’1” 64 Las Vegas, Nevada

Dave Steadman 6’1” 62 BYU, Boise, Idaho

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Tues 1:30 PM (1) Ancient Regime v (4) Clearwater Aces Court 3

Tues 5:00 PM (2) East Bank Saloon v (3) Alaska Nanooks Court 1

Wed 1:30 PM (2) East Bank Saloon v (4) Clearwater Aces Court 2

Wed 3:15 PM (1) Ancient Regime v (3) Alaska Nanooks Court 2

Thur 1:30 PM (3) Alaska Nanooks v (4) Clearwater Aces Court 1

Thur 6:45 PM (1) Ancient Regime v (2) East Bank Saloon Court 3


Fri 5:30 PM 1st Place (by Win/Loss) v 4th Place (by Win/Loss) Coral Glades H.S.

Fri 7:15 PM 2nd Place (by Win/Loss) v 3rd Place (by Win/Loss) Coral Glades H.S.


Sat 1:00 PM Loser 1st Place v. 4th Place v Loser 2nd Place v. 3rd Place Coral Glades H.S.


Sat 1:00 PM Winner 1st Place v. 4th Place v Winner 2nd Place v. 3rd Place Court 3

Seeds

1 Ancient Regime Mercer Island, Washington

2 East Bank Saloon West Linn, Oregon

3 Alaska Nanooks Anchorage, Alaska

4 Clearwater Aces Pinellas Park, Florida

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Ancient Regime Coach: Gary Whittington Sponsored by: Pat Weinstein Honorary Captain: Marshall Brown, Mercer Island, Washington Rider University, ABA


Len Braunstein 6’3” 65 Rutgers ABA

Victor Deihl 6’7” 67 Oklahoma JC Europe

Randy Dolven 6’5” 66 Eastern Oregon University Europe

Fredde Jackson 6’3” 66 SUNO

Wali Jones 6’2” 69 Villanova University NBA/ABA

Dane Mathews 6’7” 65 Marquette University

George Tinsley 6’6” 66 Kentucky Wesleyan ABA

John Wagg 6’4” 66 NC

Pat Weinstein 6’0” 66 Wesleyan

Gary Whittington 6’8” 65 WV Tech

East Bank Saloon Coach: Dave Kafoury West Linn, Oregon


Kelly Baker 6’5” 1945 University of Texas

Brian Barnes 6’2” 1945 Oregon State University

Sam Cohn 6’0” 1943 Clemson University

Ed Fredenburg 6’5” 1945 Oregon State University

David Kafoury 6’2” 1944 University of Oregon

John Lesher 6’5” 1945 West Virginia University

Nep Lynch 6’2” 1945 Portland State University

Karl Wustrack 6’3” 1944 Stanford University

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Alaska Nanooks Coach: Bill Watterson Sponsored by: Watterson Construction Co. Anchorage, Alaska


Eric Bennett 5’11” 66 Haines, AK

Norm Bristow 6’3” 68 Milliken, IL

Frank Cantor 6’2” 66 Boulder, Colorado

Jessie Conerly 6’6” 66 Alcorn State

Chris Fairall 6’5” 65 Boulder, Colorado

Bill Iverson 6’3” 67 University of South Dakota

Lee Maxwell 6’4” 70 University of Oregon

Eric McDowell 5’10” 69 University of Alaska - Fairbanks

Mike Mower 6’3” 69 Montana State

Bill Watterson 5’10” 70 University of Alaska - Fairbanks

Clearwater Aces Coach: Harry Carothers Pinellas Park, Florida


Hector Berlingeri 6’3” 65 Colorado State University

Bill Berringer 6’1” 70 Colorado State University

Mike Campbell 6’2” 67 Cleveland State University

Harry Carothers 6’0” 68 Lehigh University

James Daves 6’3” 69 Brigham Young University

Mike Hair 6’3” 68 Ventura College

Bob Montgomery 5’9” 68 Lenoir-Rhyne University

Roy Roberts 6’4” 70 University of Kentucky

Jim Woodruff 5’10” 67 Taylor University

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BASKETBALL THOUGHTS

The Wisdom of John Wooden October 14, 1910 - June 4, 2010

WHAT COUNTS“For me it is never simply a case of win or lose, because I do not demand victory. What I demand—and that’s exactly the word—is that each player expend every available ounce of energy to achieve his personal best, to attain competitive greatness as I define it. Victory may be the by-product, but the significance of the score is secondary to the importance of finding out how good you can be. This is only possible with ceaseless, not selective, effort toward that goal.”

AS SIMPLE AS ONE, TWO, THREE“My coaching mentors were by my side in spirit during this time. By the early 1960s, I had a devotion to the following three principles and knew how to teach them:”

1. “Condition. Supreme physical condition accompanied by mental and moral conditioning is foremost. Performance diminishes immediately when condition is insufficient.”

2. “Fundamentals. Players must have the ability to properly execute the basics of the game instantaneously without having to stop and think. This concept is taught through relentless repetition of details (and I was the one who determined which details would be perfected).”

3. “Team Spirit. Most important of all, each young man must be willing and eager to sacrifice personal glory for the good of the group. “One for all and all for one” is a phrase that still send a chill down by spine. The college teams that bring me so much pride are those that demonstrated the highest level of team spirit – the 1948 Indiana State Sycamores and the 1949, 1964, 1970, and 1975 UCLA Bruins. They exhibited a unity that even Coach Piggy Lambert would have admired.”

From My Personal Best, Life Lessons from an All-American JourneyJohn Wooden with Steve Jamison

“The Masters Basketball Association tries to model our operations on many of the principles taught by John Wooden. Attention to detail is one of the most important to a well-run tournament.” — Dave Hulett, MBA Tournament Director

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Tues 3:15 PM (2) Windy City v (3) Vintage USA Court 2

Tues 3:15 PM (1) Indiana Masters v (4) Old School Legends Court 3

Wed 3:15 PM (1) Indiana Masters v (3) Vintage USA Court 3

Wed 5:00 PM (2) Windy City v (4) Old School Legends Court 1

Thur 1:30 PM (1) Indiana Masters v (2) Windy City Court 3

Thur 3:15 PM (3) Vintage USA v (4) Old School Legends Court 2


Fri 3:15 PM 1st Place (by Win/Loss) v 4th Place (by Win/Loss) Court 3

Fri 5:00 PM 2nd Place (by Win/Loss) v 3rd Place (by Win/Loss) Court 3


Sat 11:00 AM Loser 1st Place v. 4th Place v Loser 2nd Place v. 3rd Place Coral Glades H.S.


Sat 11:00 AM Winner 1st Place v. 4th Place v Winner 2nd Place v. 3rd Place Court 3

Seeds

1 Indiana Masters Morristown, Indiana

2 Windy City Chicago, Illinois

3 Vintage USA Galax, Virginia

4 Old School Legends Coral Springs, Florida

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Indiana Masters Coach: Dave Ross Sponsored by: D&J Family Limited Partnership Morristown, Indiana

PLAYER NAME HEIGHT AGE SCHOOL or HOMETOWN PRO EXP.Allen Bobb 6’5” 71 Chads Ford

Howard Dardeen 6’4” 72 Indiana State

Floyd Edwards 6’3” 70 Butler

Allen Johnson 6’0” 70 Georgia

John Newlin 6’8” 73 Penn State

Ron Orr 6’0” 72 Anderson

Gordon Pope 6’4” 72 Butler

Dave Ross 6’0” 72 Morristown

Jerry Seese 6’0” 71 Ball State

Dave VanDerMulen 6’4” 72 Wisconsin

Howard Wilkison 6’0” 71 Ball State

Lowell Wood 6’2” 72 Central Ohio

Windy City Coach: Dick Hughes Chicago, Illinois

PLAYER NAME HEIGHT AGE SCHOOL or HOMETOWN PRO EXP.Al Barcus 6’0” 75 Indiana State University

Earl Cowell 6’3” 72 Xavier University

Al Denenberg 6’0” 72 Loyola University

Dick Hughes 6’2” 74 Southern Illinois University

Dick Lenholt 6’6” 77 Georgia Tech

Talmidge Milan 6’3” 70 ”Hard Knocks”

Hewlett Nash 6’0” 71 Oregon Tech

Dennis O’Brien 6’5” 78 Iona University

Al Richardson 6’2” 70 Texas Southern University

Fred Rosen 5’11” 75 University of Denver

Fritz Showers 5’11” 72 Washington College

Wade Simmons 6’1” 70 Wilson Jr. College

D&J Family Limited Partnership

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Vintage USA Coach: Bob McMaster Galax, Virginia


Bill Berringer 6’1” 70 Colorado State

Tom Ferch 6’3” 70 Rocky Mt Col Billings

Ron Linford 6’0” 75 Brigham Young University

Bob McMaster 6’1” 72 Mount Union College

Jose Murati 5’8” 72 San Juan, PR

Jim Nuckolls 6’6” 72 Davidson College

Warren Schneider 6’1” 74 San Diego State University

Bob Smagala 5’10” 71 University of Toronto

Harrison Voigt 6’1” 71 Penn State

Scott Williamson 6’5” 71 Duke University

Old School Legends Coach: Marshall Brown Sponsored by : Klemow, Inc - Residential Builders & Developers, Davie, Florida

PLAYER NAME HEIGHT AGE SCHOOL or HOMETOWN PRO EXP.Marshall Brown 5’9 69 Rider University Washington Generals, ABA

Wynne Casteel 5’10 78 University of Missouri

Dave Earthy 6’4 68 University of Western Ontario

Hartley Garfield 6’3 70 University of Toronto

Marty Ginsburg 6’3” 69 Temple University

Robert Gold 5’10 70 Harvard University

Jerry Hauck 6’1 69 Buffalo, New York

Ron Kimmel 6’5 68 University of Toronto

Dave Lipson 5’11 71 City College of New York

Jim Maher 6’1 74 Creighton University

Rich Moore 6’4 69 Hiram Scott ABA

George Pringle 6’0 70 Miami, Florida

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GAME OFFICIALS

The Board of Directors and Staff of the Masters Basketball Associationwelcome an outstanding group of Officials to the 2011 tournament.

PETE BATTAGLIA .................Supervisor of Officials

Lacca Bromell ...............................Sunshine State Conference

Bryan Chouinard ...........................Sunshine State Conference

Charles Davis ................................Peachbelt Conference

Jerry Duran ...................................Sunshine State Conference

Brad Eggert ..................................Peachbelt Conference

Barry Fishman ..............................Peachbelt Conference

John Fouchet ................................Sunshine State Conference

Jaycyn Goble ................................Sunshine State Conference

Paul Harley ....................................Michigan High School Athletic Association

Clyde Hill .......................................MEAC

Pete Kafka ....................................Sunbelt Conference

Harry Kennedy ..............................Florida High School Athletic Association

Lee Lazerson ................................Florida High School Athletic Association

Bob Lively .....................................Florida High School Athletic Association

Eddie Magan .................................Southern Juco

Bob Perlman .................................Atlantic Coast Conference - evaluator

Frank Raposo ...............................Atlantic Coast Conference

Garrett Thomas .............................Ohio State High Schools

Chris Trujillo ..................................Sunshine State Conference

Darryl Williams ..............................Florida High School Athletic Association

Fred Williams ................................Atlantic Coast Conference

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The men listed here exemplify the qualities of sportsmanship and fair play that are the hallmarks of the MBA National Senior Championships.

The Masters Basketball Association Board of Directors is proud to honor these special men with our most prestigious award.

2010 Roy McNeely Detroit, Michigan

2009 Richard Hughes, MD Chicago, Illinois

2008 Arthur Harreld Owensboro, Kentucky

2007 Wali Jones Miami, Florida

2006 Stanley A. White Tampa, Florida

2005 Art Darnbrough NewMarket, Ontario, Canada

2004 Michael P. Corry Ladue, Missouri

2003 Robert Hunt Portland, Oregon

2002 David Ross Shelbyville, Indiana

2001 Leroy Ellis Portland, Oregon

2000 Jim Prichard Seattle, Washington

1999 Ernest Jones Chicago, Illinois

1998 Jim Montrey St. Louis, Missouri

1997 Mike Gregory Portland, Oregon

1996 Jim Prichard Seattle, Washington

1995 Ken Rinderknecht St. Louis, Missouri

1994 Gerry Belko Winnetka, Illinois

1993 Wally Cox Indianapolis, Indiana

1992 Cal Dilworth Detroit, Michigan

1991 Larry Fuerst Lincoln, Nebraska

SPORTSMEN OF THE YEAR



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Win-Loss 5-0 Miami Old Timers 2-3 Spot-Up Allstars 2-3 Still Hoopin / Dime 1-4 Lauderdale Hoops 40+ Championship FinalMiami Old Timers 104, Still Hoopin 99 40+ Consolation FinalLauderdale Hoops 94, Spot-Up Allstars 80

MVP: Emery Atkinson, Miami Old Timers All-Tournament Shawn Nelson – Miami Old Timers Greg Tuchek – Spot Up Reggie Britt – Lauderdale Hoops Paul Jones – Still Hoopin’ Jerry Woodka – Lauderdale Hoops Ricky Collier – Spot Up Brent Cooper – Lauderdale Hoops Dextor Vanzandt – Miami Old Timers Tim Hardaway – Miami Old Timers Kim Kumar – Lauderdale Hoops

2010 RESULTS - MBA National Senior Championships

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Visit mastersbasketballassociation.org for full results

Win-Loss 4-1 South Florida Elite 2-3 Coral Springs 45 2-3 PokerStars.net 2-3 LCI-45 45+ Championship FinalSouth Florida Elite 94, LCI 91 45+ Consolation FinalCoral Springs 93, PokerStars.net 84

MVP: Jerry Woodka, South Florida Elite All-Tournament Chauncey Robinson – Coral Springs 45 Jerry Woodka – South Florida Elite Jerry Reynolds – PokerStars.net Emery Atkinson – South Florida Elite Greg May – LCI Mitch Wiggins – LCI Joe Lawrence – PokerStars.net Lester Clark – Coral Springs 45 Tony Christie – LCI Ricky Collier – South Florida Elite

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Win-Loss: Bracket 1 4-1 LCI 50 4-1 Baltimore 3-2 Seattle / Total Package 0-4 Hollywood Institute of Beauty Careers

Win-Loss: Bracket 23-1 Roto-Rooter 2-2 Pompano Beach Law & Order 2-3 Golden Legends 0-4 Michael Harris Electronic Filing 50+ Championship FinalLCI 75, Baltimore 66 50+ Consolation FinalSeattle Total Package 74, Golden Legends 70

MVP: Mitch Wiggins, LCI All-Tournament Marty Wolf – Roto Rooter Jay Cheesman – Total Package Tim Koch – Baltimore Tony Christie – LCI - 50 Herb Northrop – Michael Harris Electronic Leroy Cassanova – LCI - 50 Jerry Gilbert – Golden Legends Ricky Patterson – Golden Legends Jon Weingart – Baltimore Mitch Wiggins – LCI - 50

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Win-Loss 4-1 Vitas Big Five 3-1 LCI 55 3-2 Titans 55 2-3 White Brothers 0-4 North American Xquisites 55+ Championship FinalVitas Big Five 62, Titans 52 55+ Consolation FinalLCI-55 61, White Brothers 56

MVP Bob Mahoney, Vitas Big Five All-Tournament James Ward – Xquisites Perry Doukas – LCI 55 Julio Davila – White Brothers Bob Mahoney – Vitas Big Five Dan Howard – Titans C.J. Roach – LCI 55 George Rautins – LCI 55 Willie Brown – LCI 55 Erik Snider – Titans Bob Bigelow – Vitas Big Five

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2010 RESULTS - MBA National Senior Championships

Visit mastersbasketballassociation.org for full results

Win-Loss: Bracket 1 4-1 East Bank Saloon 1-3 Sambuca Jazz 0-4 Cowboys

Win-Loss: Bracket 25-0 Old School Legends 3-2 Sag Harbor Whalers 1-4 Alaska Nanooks 65+ Championship FinalOld School Legends 88, East Bank Saloon 62 65+ Consolation FinalSag Harbor 87, Alaska Nanooks 57

MVP Victor Diehl, Old School Legends All-Tournament Larry Andrews – Alaska Nanooks Sam Baumgarten – Cowboys Victor Diehl – Old School Legends Bill Berringer – Sambuca Jim Barnett – East Bank Saloon Hubie Marshall – Sag Harbor Whalers Sam Cohn – East Bank Saloon Tom Ferch – Sambuca Wali Jones – Old School Legends John Wagg – Old School Legends

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Win-Loss 5-0 Indiana Masters 3-2 Windy City 70’s 2-3 USA Warriors 0-5 Phantom Farms 70+ Championship FinalIndiana Masters 57, Windy City 47 70+ Consolation FinalUSA Warriors 73, Phantom Farms 57 MVP Howard Wilkinson, Indiana Masters

All-Tournament Ron Linford – USA Warriors Harrison Voigt – Phantom Farms Allan Bobb – Windy City Howard Wilkinson – Indiana Masters Jerry Fasteen – USA Warriors Ray Carroll – Phantom Farms Josh Hunt – Phantom Farms Al Deneberg – Windy City Tom Stone – Windy City Jerry Seese – Indiana Masters

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Win-Loss 5-0 Ancient Regime 2-3 Titans 60 2-3 Big Five 1-4 Oakland’s Finest 60+ Championship FinalAncient Regime 79, Titans 66 60+ Consolation FinalOaklands Finest 70, Big Five 49 MVP Floyd Harris, Ancient Regime

All-Tournament Bill Kennedy – Oakland’s Finest Floyd Harris – Ancient Regime James Payne – Titans Greg Gary – Titans Stan White – Big Five Lonnie Hersha – Ancient Regime Bob Siemack – Titans Roy McNeely – Oakland’s Finest Mark Hodgkins – Big Five Dane Hill – Big Five

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The MBA National Senior Championships is widely considered the PREMIER Masters Basketball Tournament in the United States

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