SUMMER SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED
Below is a rough draft of our schedule for the summer.
Green Team = varsity candidates
Silver Team = JV/Frosh candidates
When we are done with youth camp we are concluding the summer program. We will not schedule anything the last week of July.
June 4-6 - GBA Tourney Fundraiser
June 7 - Afternoon or evening open gyms/non fb bfs sessions
June 9 - Afternoon or evening open gyms/non fb bfs sessions
June 11 ? Team Clinic Day 9:00 AM ? 3:00 PM (Grades 9-12)
June 11 ? Green Team at Kilbourne 6:00-9:00 PM (10 Team Scrimmage)
June 12 ? Green Team @ Denison; Silver Team @ Newark
Jun 14 ? Open Gym 9:00-11:00 AM/nonfb bfs after
Jun 15 ? Possible Summer League in Dayton
Jun 16 ? 9:00 ? 11:30 Practice (Grades 9-12); 1:00 Scrimmage @ Canal (Both Teams)
Jun 17 ? Shooting/non fb bfs 9:00-11:00 am
Jun 17 ? Possible Summer League in Dayton
Jun 18-20 ? Green Team - JDH Team Camp ? 9:00 am practice on Jun 18
Jun 18-19 Capital Team Camp (Silver Team)
Jun 21 - Open Gym 9:00-11:00 AM/nonfb bfs after
Jun 22 - Possible Summer League in Dayton
Jun 23 - Open Gym 9:00-11:00 AM/nonfb bfs after
Jun 24 ? 9:00 AM ? 12:00 PM Practice; 1:00 PM Scrimmage vs. Grove City (Both Teams)
Jun 24 - Possible Summer League in Dayton
Jun 26 - @ Kent State (Both Teams)
Jun 28 - Open Gym 9:00-11:00 AM/nonfb bfs after
Jun 30 - Open Gym 9:00-11:00 AM/nonfb bfs after
Jul 1 ? Tentative Afternoon Practices; 6:30 PM Scrimmage @ Gahanna (Trying to get this date switched)
Jul 5-8 ? Youth Camp Session #1, 9:00 AM ? 3:00 PM
Jul 5 ? 3:00 PM Open Gym after camp
Jul 7 ? 3:00 PM Open Gym after camp
Jul 12-15 ? Youth Camp Session #2, 9:00 AM ? 3:00 PM
Jul 12 ? 3:00 PM Open Gym after camp
Jul 14 ? 3:00 PM Open Gym after camp
Jul 19-22 ? Youth Camp Session #3, 9:00 AM ? 12:00 PM
Jul 19 ? 12:00 Open Gym after camp
Jul 21 ? 12:00 Open Gym after camp
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SUMMER CAMP DATES ANNOUNCED
July 5-8, Fundamental Camp (Session #1), 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
July 12-15, Fundamental Camp (Session #2), 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
July 19-22, Shooting Camp (Session #3), 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Camp Applications are available on the far right of this page. MS Word and adobe PDF versions are available.
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VARSITY AND JV 2010-2011 SCHEDULES POSTED
The Varsity and JV Schedules for 2010-2011 have been posted. They are available by clicking on the "schedule" link under the navigation menu
on this page.
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VARSITY - SCIOTO BATTLES HARD, BUT LOSES TOURNEY OPENER TO GROVE CITY
Dublin Scioto battled hard and led most of the game before finally falling to a 12-7 Grove City team by the score of 56-49. Scioto came out ready to play,
and jumped out to an early 19-13 lead after one quarter led by Hector Cintron's 11 first quarter points. The Irish maintained a 32-28 halftime lead, and
led 42-36 going into the final quarter. Grove City outscored the Irish 20-7 in the final quarter for the final 56-49 victory. The shots just would not
fall in the 4th quarter, as many went in and out including some key free throws, were the Irish shot just 1-5 in the final quarter.
For the night, Cintron, playing in his final game for the Irish finished with a team high 13 points. Other Scorers were Antonio Bisutti with 9, Ryan
Gibson with 7, Joshua Ashwill with 6, Max Brundige with 5, and Travis Yates, Justin Craig and Dom Rosso with 3 each.
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VARSITY - SCIOTO LOSES FINAL REGULAR SEASON GAME
Dublin Scioto fell to Columbus Linden McKinley in the final regular season game by the score of 47-38.
Irish scoring was led by Ryan Gibson with 9, Hector Cintron with 8, Justin Craig with 7, Joshua Ashwill with 5, Travis Yates with 4, Jacob McPheters with
3, and Anonio Bisutti with 2.
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JV CLOSE OUT SEASON WITH WIN
The Dublin Scioto JV ended the regular season with a 49-26 victory over Columbus Linden McKinley.
Jalen Johnson was leading scorer with 15, including a breakaway dunk after a steal. Other scorers were Patrick Rooney with 11, Tyler Flaherty and Matt
Strausbaugh with 6 each, Austin Mooney with 5, Drew Cullen with 4 and Tyler Schnurstein with 2.
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FRESHMEN FALL IN TOURNAMENT
The Dublin Scioto Freshmen fell to Olentangy Liberty in their tournament by the score of 45-30.
Tim Shadoan was leading scorer with 18 points. Aaron Strausbaugh added 7, Grant Anderson and Evan Demars 2 each, and Chase Sult 1.
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VARSITY - SCIOTO WINS SECOND IN A ROW OVER MARYSVILLE
On senior night, the lone Irish senior Hector Cintron started things right for the Irish with a three pointer, and scored a career high of 12 points
in helping the Irish win their second game in a row by the score of 48-35 over Marysville. Dublin Scioto led the entire game, increasing their lead after
each quarter. The Irish led 10-6 after one quarter, 19-12 at halftime, and 29-18 after three quarters. The Irish put forth an especially strong defensive
effort in this game.
Max Brundige played another strong game underneath and finished as leading scorer with 14 points. Cintron was next with 12, followed by Johsua Ashwill
with 7, Antonio Bisutti with 5, Justin Craig with 4, and Ryan Gibson and Travis Yates with 3 each.
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JV AND FRESHMEN - JV LOSE, FROSH WIN OVER MARYSVILLE
The Dublin Scioto JV fell to Marysville by the score of 40-35. The game was close throughout with Marysville holding a small lead most of the game. Marysville
led 8-7 after one, 17-14 at halftime, and 25-23 after three quarters.
Austin Mooney and Patrick Rooney were leading scorers with 10 points each. Other scorers were Matt Strausbaugh with 5, Drew Cullen with 4, Tim Shadoan with
3, Tyler Flaherty with 2 and Braxton Wallace with 1.
The Freshmen led the entire game in winning 36-32 over Marysville. The Irish led 11-7 after one, 22-16 at the half and 29-26 after three quarters. The
game got close at the end. With the Irish holding a 34-32 lead, Marysville drove to the basket and banked in a shot with 34 seconds to go, however Even
Demars drew a charge on the play and the basket was negated. Demars was then fouled and sank two free throws with 15 seconds to go to seal the victory.
Tim Shadoan was leading scorer with 9 points, while Chase Sult and Aaron Strausbaugh added 8 each. Other scorers were Demars and Grant Anderson with
4 each, and Brayden Pfeifer wtih 3.
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VARSITY - SCIOTO HOLDS ON IN FOURTH QUARTER FOR VICTORY OVER HILLIARD BRADLEY
Dublin Scioto led most of the night in a close battle at Hilliard Bradley in pulling out a 42-38 victory. The Irish led after each quarter, 7-6 after one,
17-11 at the half, and 25-22 after three. Hilliard Bradley took a couple of leads in the fourth quarter, but the Irish answered each time before finishing
with the 42-38 decision.
Antonio Bisutti was leading scorer with 9 points, all in the 4th quarter, including some key baskets and 5 out of 6 free throws down the stretch. Hector Cintron and Joshua
Ashwill added 7 each. Ashwill finally sealed the victory hitting both ends of a one and one with 5 seconds to go to put the Irish up 4. Max Brundige
added 6 in playing a strong game under the basket, getting a number of key rebounds. Justin Criag added 5, Jacob McPheters 3, Ryan Gibson and Ryan Duncan
2 each, and Travis Yates 1 to round out the scoring.
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JV AND FRESHMEN - JV LOSE, FROSH WIN OVER HILLIARD BRADLEYY
The Dublin Scioto JV fell to Hilliard Bradley by the score of 59-28. After a close first quarter that ended with the Irish trailing 12-8, the Irish
were outscored 21-8 in the 2d quarter and trailed 33-16 at half.
Tyler Flaherty was leading scorer with 8 points, followed by Tim Shadoan with 6, Patrick Rooney with 4, Grant Anderson and Matt Strausbaugh with 3 each, and
Jalen Johnson and Braxton Wallace with 2 each.
The Freshmen led the entire game in winning 40-31 over Hilliard Bradley. The Irish build up a 34-17 lead early in the 4th quarter before Hilliard Bradley
made a mini run to make the final score sound closer than the game really was.
Braxton Wallace led the scoring with 10 points, and had a number of nice assists. Chase Sult and Tim Shadoan added 9 each. Other scorers were Grant
Anderson with 5, Aaron Strausbaugh, Evan Demars and Brayden Pfeiffer with 2 each, and Terrance Cutchember with 1.
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TOURNAMENT BRACKETS POSTED
Scioto will open tournament play on Tuesday, Feb 23, at 8:00 PM at Hamilton Township High School against Grove City. Grove City is currently in
third place of the Ohio Division of the Ohio Capital Conference, with a conference record of 7-5 and overall record of 11-5.
Complete statewide brackets may be viewed at the Ohio High School Athletic
Association Website. Dublin Scioto is in the Division 1, Region 1, Columbus 2 (District) bracket
The Dublin Scioto backet is also posted on the right side of this webpage.
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FRESHMEN TOURNAMENT INFORMATION ANNOUNCED
The Scioto freshmen will open tournament play on Saturday, Feb 20th at 10:30, at Reynoldsburg against Olentangy Liberty. The Irish earned the #10 seed, out of the
17 team field, and Liberty is the #7 seed.
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LINDEN MCKINLEY GAME TO BE MADEUP ON FEB 20TH
The Columbus Linden McKinley game will be made up on Feb 20th at Scioto. JV Game starts at 12:00, and the Varsity at 1:30.
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VARSITY - SCIOTO FALLS TO JEROME
It was a tough night for the Irish as Dublin Jerome completed a season sweep of the Irish by the score of 66-44. The Irish hung in for one half, trailing
28-20 at halftime. The third quarter belonged to Jerome as they outscored the Irish 19-5 to take a commanding 47-25 lead into the 4th.
Irish scoring was led by Justin Craig with 13, Other Irish scorers were Max Brundige with 6, Ryan Gibson and Hector Cintron with 5 each, Jacob McPheters
with 4, Joshua Ashwill and Antonio Bisutti with 3 each, Ryan Duncan and Jalen Johnson with 2 each, and Travis Yates with 1.
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JUNIOR VARSITY AND FROSH ALSO FALL TO JEROME
The Dublin Jerome JV pulled away from the Irish in the 4th quarter, outscoring them 14-3, to defeat the Irish 44-27 and earn a season split of the two games
this year.
Irish scoring was led by AUstin Mooney with 8. Others scoring were Patrick Rooney with 6, Ryan Duncan with 5, Tim Shadoan and Jalen Johnson with 3 each, and
Tyler Flaherty with 2.
The Irish frosh led the entire game until the final basket, a three pointer by Matt Holden with 2 minutes remaining that gave Dublin Jerome a 34-33 lead and victory
over the Irish.
Aaron Strausbaugh led the Irish with 14 points. Other scorers were Grant Anderson with 7, and Evan Demars, Chase Sult and Braxton Wallace with 4 each.
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VARSITY - OLENTANGY LIBERTY DEFEATS SCIOTO
In a game that was close most of the way, Olentangy Liberty prevailed over Dublin Scioto by the final score of 50-40. Liberty led 16-11 after one, 26-24
at halftime and 33-30 after three quarters. The Irish were outscored 17-10 in the final quarter.
Irish scoring was led by Antonio Bisutti with 13 points. Max Brundige contributed 8, followed by Joshua Ashwill with 7, Gabe McGlone and Justin Craig with
5 each, JR Bernans with 2.
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JUNIOR VARSITY - OLENTANGY LIBERTY DEFEATS SCIOTO
The Scioto Junior Varsity, like the Varisty, fell to Olentangy Liberty by the identical score of 50-40.
Irish scoring was led by Patrick Rooney with 13 points and Jalen Johnson with 10. Other scorers were Austin Mooney with 5, Braxton Wallace and Tyler Flaherty with
4 each, and Tim Shadoan and Ryan Duncan with 2 each.
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IRISH JV DEFEAT HARVEST PREP
In the 2d half of a Wednesday night girls/boys JV doubleheader, the Irish boys defeated Harvest Prep by the score of 50-46. The Irish were the better team
in the odd quarters, while Harvest Prep won the even quarters. The Irish lead 18-9 after one quarter, 27-24 at half, 43-33 after three quarters, before
finally winning 50-46. Harvest Prep scored the final 9 points of the game to make the game appear closer than it was.
Irish scoring was led by Joshua Ashwill with 19 points including 5 threes, Ryan Gibson and Jalen Johnson with 10 each, Ryan Duncan with 8, and Austin Mooney
with 3.
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VARSITY - SCIOTO FALLS TO WESTERVILLE CENTRAL
Dublin Scioto fell to Westerville Central by the score of 60-39. After falling behind 14-5 after 1 quarter, the Irish played Central even for the next
two, trailing 37-30 before Central hit a desparation three at the end of the 3d quarter to take a 40-30 lead after 3. The 4th quarter belonged to Central as
they outscored the Irish 20-9.
Irish scoring was led by Gabe McGlone and Joshua Ashwill with 10 each. Other scorers included JR Bernans, Antonio Bisutti, Jacob McPheters, and Ryan
Gibson with 3 each, Travis Yates, Max Brundige and Dom Rosso with 2 each, and Ryan Duncan with 1.
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JV FALL, FRESHMEN WIN AT WESTERVILLE CENTRAL
The Dublin Scioto Junior Varsity fell to Westerville Central by the score of 62-50. After a close first quarter were the Irish trailed 14-13, the middle two
quarters belonged to Westerville Central as they built a 50-33 lead. The Irish made a run in the 4th quarter before falling by 12.
Irish scoring was led by Ryan Duncan and Tyler Flaherty with 16 and 14 points, respectively. Other scorers were Austin Mooney with 8, Jalen Johnson with 6,
and Tim Shadoan, Matt Strausbaugh and Braxton Wallace with 2 each.
The Freshmen improved their record to win 7-4, including their 6th win by 3 points or less, be defeating Westerville Central by the score of 38-35. The game was
close throughout, being tied at 26 at the half, and the Irish holding a two point lead after 3.
Irish scoring was led by Grant Anderson and Evan Demars with 11 each, Braxton Wallace with 8, Aaron Strausbaugh with 4, and Tim Shadoan and Chase Sult with
2 each.
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VARSIY - SCIOTO FALLS TO WESTERVILLE NORTH
Dublin Scioto fell to Westerville North by the score of 57-26. After Scioto took an early 5-3 lead, North when on a 25-0 run to pull ahead 28-5. The Irish
struggled all night to find any type of offense. Solid defense in the first quarter kept the game close as the Irish trailed 9-5 after one, however North
got hot in the 2d quarter outscoring the Irish 23-2 to take a 32-7 halftime lead.
JR Bernans came off the bench and scored 8 points to lead the Irish. Other Irish scorers were Gabe McGlone and Joshua Ashwill with 5 each, and Jacob McPheters,
Antonio Bisutti, Jeremy Nsumbe and Jalen Johnson with 2 each.
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JV WINS, FRESHMEN FALL AT NORTH
In a game that was close throughout, the Irish JV came through in overtime to defeat North by the score of 62-60. The Irish led 11-9 after one, 27-23 at
half, and 40-38 after 3. Scioto led 55-53 after Ryan Gibson made 2 free throws with 1:13 left in regulation, but North tied the game with 13 seconds to go
and send it into overtime. A three pointer by Austin Mooney with 1:35 to go in OT gave the Irish a 59-55 lead, but North rallied to tie the game at 60. North
had the ball with 6.7 seconds to go, when Ryan Gibson made a steal and called timeout with 5 seconds to go. The Irish inbounded the ball, and Patrick Rooney
drove three quarters court and banked in a runner as time expired for the Irish victory, their 5th win in their last 6 games.
Rooney was leading scorer with 16 points. Ryan Duncan added 9, Gibson and Joshua Ashwill 8 each, Jalen Johnson 7, Travis Yates and Mooney 6 each,
and Tyler Flaherty 2.
The Irish freshmen fell into a deep hole early falling behind 19-2, and trailed 38-19 after three quarters, then put together a great fourth quarter that
fell just short, as the Irish eventually fell 49-40 at Westerville North. While nothing would fall for the Irish in the first, everything fell in the 4th
as the Irish pulled to within six with a couple of minutes to play. The Irish outscored North 21-11 in the fourth quarter, but it wasn't quite enough.
Grant Anderson led the Irish with 13 points, all in the second half. Braxton Wallace added 9, Chase Sult and Tim Shadoan 8 each, and Evan Demars 2 for the
Irish.
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VARSITY - SCIOTO FALLS TO UNDEFEATED WESTERVILLE SOUTH
Dublin Scioto fell to undefeated and state-ranked Westerville South by the score of 57-33. A swarming South defense held the Irish to just 4 points in
the first quarter, and 10 in the first half as the Irish fell behind 27-10 at halftime. The Irish managed a little more offense in the second half, but not
nearly enough as the Irish two game winning streak ended.
Jamare Mills led the scoring with 10 points, followed by Justin Craig with 7, Joshua Ashwill with 6, Antonio Bisutti with 5, Gabe McGlone and Jalen Johnson
with 2 each, and JR Bernans with 1.
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JV WINS AGAIN, FRESHMEN FALL
The Irish JV team went on a 10-0 run spanning the end of the 3d and start of the 4th quarter to complete a strong comeback enroute to a 45-40 victory and
avenge an early season loss to Westerville South. The Irish started slow, falling behind 17-6 after one quarter, but slowly crept there way back into
the game and took a 37-32 lead after the 10-0 run, before hanging on for the win. Patrick Rooney had three 2d half assists, all to Ryan Gibson, who scored
12 second half points to help spark the comeback.
Overall Gibson was leading scorer with 15, followed by Travis Yates with 11 including 4 in the fourth quarter, Joshua Ashwill with 7, Patrick Rooney with 4,
Jalen Johnson and Austin Mooney with 3 each, and Ryan Duncan with 2.
The story of the game for the Freshmen was cold shooting, as there appeared to be a lid on the basket as nothing seemed to fall. The freshmen managed only
2 points in the first quarter, and only 19 for the game as they fell to South by the final score of 37-19.
Irish scoring was led by Aaron Strausbaugh with 8 points, followed by Braxton Wallace with 6, Tim Shadoan with 3 and Grant Anderson with 2.
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VARSITY - SCIOTO GETS FIRST CONFERENCE WIN WITH BIG FOURTH QUARTER
Dublin Scioto played a solid fourth quarter in pulling away from Olentangy 71-56 for their first conference vicroty of the year, and second victory in a row.
The Irish trailed the entire first half, 16-8 after one quarter, and after falling behind by 12 in the 2d quarter they closed the half on a mini-run to
cut the Olentangy lead to just 5 at 29-24.
The third quarter was evenly fought, and after Dom Rosso buried a three pointer at the buzzer it brought the Irish to within a single point, 42-41, headed into
the fourth quarter. The Irish went on a 12-4 run to start the fourth quarter (on 3 baskets and 6 points from Jamare Mills, a 2 point basket by Justin Craig
after a Dom Rosso steal, a 2 point basket by Antonio Bisutti and 2 free throws by Joshua Ashwill) to take a 53-46 lead. After Olentangy cut the lead to
53-49, the Irish scored the next 8 points (a three pointer by Ashwill, 2 pointer by Raneal Ewing and an old-fashioned 3 point play by Mills) to push the
lead out to 61-49. The Irish allowed no chance for a comeback by connecting on 10 free throws (4 by Bisutti, 2 by Ewing, 2 by Jereme Nsumbu and 2 by
Ashwill) down the stretch to pull away for the 71-56 victory.
Raneal Ewing scored 18 to lead the Irish in scoring, including 7 in the first quarter to keep the game close. Jamare Mills added 13 including 9 in the fourth
that included a couple of offensive rebound put backs. Ashwill added 12, including 7 in the fourth, Bisutti added 8 that included 6 out of 6 free throws
in the fourth quarter and Justin Craig added 7. Max Brundige added 5, all in the 3d quarter which helped fuel the 3d quarter comeback, and Jereme Nsumbe
also had 5.
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IRISH JV AND FROSH BOTH WIN TO START A SCIOTO SWEEP AT OLENTANGY
The Irish JV jumped out to a 17-0 lead after one quarter, then held on for a 54-47 overtime vicotry over Olentangy. Austin Mooney got the Irish going
with a 3 pointer, and Ryan Gibson added 8 first quarter points for the Irish. During the remainder of the game, Olentangy played catch-up, trimming the
Irish lead to 26-24 at half and 33-27 after 3 quarters. It appeared the Irish had the game in control as they led 39-31 after two baskets by Ryan Duncan, and
a charge drawn by Duncan negated on Olentangy basket. The Irish still led 47-42 with 33 seconds remaining, but were unable to hang on as Olentangy
scored 5 quick points to tie the game and send it to Overtime. In overtime, Austin Mooney made 2 free throws, which was followed by a free throw by Ryan
Gibson, and three points by Ryan Duncan to secure the victory.
Ryan Duncan led the scoring with 14 points, followed by Ryan Gibson with 13. Austin Mooney added 8, Joshua Ashwill 7, Braxton Wallace 4, and Gabe
McGlone, Travis Yates, Matthew Strausbaugh and Patrick Rooney with 2 each.
The Irish freshmen improved their recored to 6-3 with a 31-30 hard fought victory over Olentangy. Of the six Irish wins, 5 have been by 2 points or less.
This was a close game throughout, with Olentangy leading after each of the first three quarters by scores of 7-6, 15-13 and 25-17. The Irish still trailed
27-23 with three minutes remaining, when Braxton Wallace made a basket after a steal by Evan Demars to cut the lead to 27-25. After Olentangy went ahead
29-25, Tim Shadoan stole the ball and drove the length of the floor, drawing a foul and making both free throws to cut the lead back to 29-27. After Olentangy split two free throws,
Shadoan then nailed a three pointer to tie the game at 30-30 with 30 seconds to go. After an Olentangy turnover, Shadoan drove the length of the floor and
was fouled with 5.8 seconds to go. He made one of two free throws, and after Olentangy missed a three the buzzer, the Irish had another nailbiting
victory.
Irish scoring was led by Grant Anderson with 10 points, including 8 in the first half. Tim Shadoan was next with 8, all in the fourth quarter, followed by
Braxton Wallace with 7 and Aaron Strausbaugh with 6.
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VARSITY - IRISH NIP ST. CHARLES FOR SECOND VICTORY OF SEASON
The Irish needed a strong fourth quarter to pull out a 42-41 victory over St. Charles. In a close first half, the Irish maintaned small leads of 8-7 after
one quarter, and 22-20 at the half. St. Charles oustcored Scioto 15-7 in the 3d quarter to take a 35-29 lead into the fourth. Scioto went on an 11-4 run
to start the 4th, finally taking a 40-39 lead on a basket by Reneal Ewing with 2:55 to go. After turnovers by both teams, St. Charles was fouled and made both free
throws with :49 seconds remaining to take a 41-40 lead. Jamare Mills gave the lead back to Scioto, 42-41 on a power move to the basket with 28 seconds
remaining. St. Charles took a timeout with 11 seconds remaining, and then missed a three point attempt at the buzzer as the Irish now owns their second
victory of the season.
Jamare Mills and Raneal Ewing each scored 15 to pace the Irish. Gabe McGlone played a strong game and contributed 10 points, including 5 in the fourth
quarter to help spark the Irish comeback. The only other Irish player to score was Antonio Bisutti with 2.
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IRISH JV FALLS TO ST. CHARLES
The Irish JV fell to St. Charles by the score of 39-33. The game was close all the way, being tied 12-12 after one, the Irish leading 18-16 half, and St
Charles leading 26-23 after three. Ryan Duncan led the scoring with 7 points, followed by Jalen Johnson and Patrick Rooney with 5 each, Joshua Ashwill,
Ryan Gibson, Gabe McGlone and Austin Mooney with 4 each.
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IRISH FALL IN DOUBLE OVERTIME AT MARYSVILLE
The Irish battled hard all night but came up just short in losing a double overtime heartbreaker to Marysville by the score of 65-60. The Irish were once
again without Jamare Mills, one of the team's leading scorers and rebounders.
The Irish maintained a small lead for most of the game, leading 12-9 after one, 24-21 at half and 40-35 after three quarters. Marysville outscored the Irish
16-11 in the fourth quarter to force overtime. The Irish had the ball for the last possession at the end of regulation and overtime, but missed potential
game-winning shots both times.
The Irish came out and played hard in this game. Extra effort on the part of numerous players, including Tervon Moore, Max Brundige, Antonio Bisutti and Jacob
McPheters all of whom either forced jump balls, recovered loose balls by diving on the floor, drew a charge and/or allowed Scioto extra opportunities with
effort resulting in offensive rebounds throughout the night.
In this game Raneal Ewing stepped up and played a solid game, carrying the offensive load with a team high 27 points. Others scorers included Antonio
Bisutti with 7, Jacob McPheters with 5, Travis Yates with 4, Justin Craig with 3, Joshua Ashwill with 3 on a three pointer to tie the game late and send it
to OT, Hector Cintron with 3 on a three pointer in the first OT, Jeremy Nsumbe with 2 and Max Brundige with 2.
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IRISH JV AND FROSH BOTH WIN THRILLERS AT MARYSVILLE
The Irish JV jumped out to a 10-3 first quarter lead, maintained a small lead throughout, and hung on late to claim a thrilling 45-42 victory at Marysville.
Marysville fought back all night, finally tying the game at 40 with 2 minutes remaining. Scioto then went ahead 43-40 on a three pointer by Joshua Ashwill,
and after Marysville cut the lead to 43-42, Travis Yates made a bucket to put Scioto back on top by three at 45-42 with just over a minute remaining.
Marysville was unable to convert on a couple of attempts to tie the game, and for the first time this season the JV have a 2 game winning streak.
Joshua Ashwill had a hot shooting night making four three pointers and finishing with 17 points. Other Irish scorers included Travis Yates with 6 points,
Ryan Duncan and Austin Mooney with 5 each, Patrick Rooney and Gabe McGlone with 3 each, and Jalen Johnson, Tyler Flaherty and Ryan Gibson with 2 each.
On a night that included three closely contested the games, the freshmen game appeared as though the Irish would run away from Marysville as the Irish
opened up a 30-11 lead a minute into the 3d quarter. But Marysville made an amazing comeback, and took a brief lead at 39-38 with 30 seconds remaining.
That is when Braxton Wallace stepped up and made 2 key free throws with 23 seconds remaining to put the Irish up 40-39. Aaron Strausbuagh added one of two
free throws with 14 seconds remaining and Marysville misfired on a three as the Irish walked away with their second victory in a row, 41-39.
The offensive word of the day for the Irish was balance, as eight different players scored led by Tim Shadoan with 8 points. Other scorers were Grant
Anderson and Braxton Wallace with 6 each, Evan Demars and Aaron Strausbaugh with 5 each, Tyler Zach and Chase Sult with 4 each, and Brayden Pfeiffer with 3.
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IRISH FALL TO CELTICS
Playing without 6'5" Jamare Mills, one of the team's leading scorers and rebounders, the Irish struggled all night in losing to Dublin Jerome by the score
of 75-32. The Irish were never really in this game, falling behind 18-7 after one, and 30-12 at the half.
The Irish were led in scoring by Hector Cintron and Raneal Ewing with 9 each. Other Irish scorers were Antonio Bisutti with 5, Joshua Ashwill and Justin
Craig with 3 each, Ryan Duncan with 2, and Jalen Johnson with 1.
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IRISH JV AND FROSH BOTH WIN
The Irish JV used a balance scoring attack, and made just enough late free throws to defeat Dublin Jerome by the score of 52-48. The Irish trailed 14-13
after the first quarter, but maintained a small lead most of the game after that, leading 25-20 at half and 33-30 after three quarters. Jerome was forced
to foul the Irish late in the game to try to extend the game, and although the front end of two one in one situations were missed, in two other situations both
ends were made, as Joshua Ashwill converted two free throws to put the Irish up 4, and then after Jerome cut it to two, victory was finally sealed when
Patrick Rooney sank two free throws with only seconds remaining.
A balanced scoring attack was led by Travis Yates, who played a solid game underneath the basket, and Patrick Rooney who scored 12 points each. Jalen
Johnson and Joshua Ashwill added 8 points each, Gabe McGlone added 6, Ryan Duncan contributed 4 and Ryan Gibson added 2.
The Irish freshmen pulled out an exciting 34-33 victory. Trailing most of the night Dublin Jerome made a late run and had three attempts to win the game
in the final seconds, missing a driving layup attempt and two put back attempts as the final horn sounded. This game was tied 29-29 with 3:07 to play
when Chase Sult nailed a three to put the Irish ahead to stay. Chase scored his other two points with 1:20 remaining off a nice feed from Aaron
Strausbaugh to put the Irish up 34-29, but two quick baskets by Jerome closed the gap to 34-33 before the exciting finish. The Irish were led by Aaron
Strausbaugh and Grant Anderson with 11 and 10 points, respectively. Chase Sult added 5, Braxton Wallace 4, and Tim Shadoan and Evan Demars 2 each.
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IRISH SUFFER ANOTHER TOUGH LOSS AT OLENTANGY LIBERTY
The Irish lost another close game at Olentangy Liberty by the score of 51-49. In a game the Irish trailed almost the entire game, a nice comeback effort
in the fourth quarter fell just short.
The Irish were led in scoring by Raneal Ewing and Jamare Mills with 14 and 13 points, respectively. Other Irish scorers were Jacob McPheters with 8,
Antonio Bisutti with 7, Hector Cintron, Max Brundige and Jeremey Nsumbi with 2 each, and Tervon Moore with 1.
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IRISH JV AND FROSH BOTH LOSE
The Irish JV lost to an undefeated Olentngy Liberty JV by the score of 56-48. The first quarter was costly for the Irish as they fell behind 19-6.
Scoring for the Irish were Patrick Rooney with 10 points, Gabe McGlone with 9, Joshua Ashwill and Jalen Johnson with 8 each, Ryan Gibson with 6, Travis
Yates with 4 and Ryan Duncan with 3.
The Irish freshmen fell to Liberty by the score of 45-29. Aaron Strausbaugh and Braxton Wallace led the scoring with 8 each, followed by Grant Anderson
with 6, Chase Sult with 5, and Tim Shadoan and Terrence Cutchember with 1 each.
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IRISH FALL TO GERMANY'S URSPRING ACADEMY
The Irish fell to a much taller Urspring Academy from Germany by the score of 48-34. Urspring's roster features 8 players 6' 6" and taller. A couple of
times it looked as though the German's would pull away from Scioto. The first was after the Irish fell behind 24-10, but then went on a 7-0 run to
cut the lead to 24-17 just before halftime. After a near steal by Scioto, the Germans were able to recover a loose ball and drain a 3 at the buzzer to
push the lead back to 10 at the half, 27-17. During the 2d half the Irish fell behind 41-26 before going on an 8-0 run to cut the lead to 41-37 with about
three minutes to play. At that point the Irish offense stalled, and the Germans converted 7 free throws in the final 3 minutes to pull away for the 48-34
victory.
The Irish were led in scoring by Jamare Mills with 12, including 8 in the final period, and Raneal Ewing with 11. Other Irish scorers were Hector Cintron
with 3, and Jeremy Nsumbu, Max Brundige, Justin Craig and Antonio Bisutti with 2 each.
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IRISH PERSEVERE IN THRILLER FOR FIRST WIN
The Irish persevered in a thriller to earn its first victory of the season over Atlanta Cedar Grove (GA) by the score of 35-32 in overtime. Raneal Ewing hit
a long 3 ball as time expired in overtime. Solid defense all night was the key to victory, as the Irish shut out the Georgia team in a slow paced 2d quarter
6-0. The Irish led 32-30 late in the game with the ball. After a missed opportunity, Cedar Grove tied the game with seconds remaining sending it into
overtime. In overtime, the Irish won the tip and held the ball for 4 and 1/2 minutes as Cedar Grove would not come out of their zone. The Irish missed a
shot, and Cedar Grove drove the length of the floor and was fouled. An intentinal foul was called and Cedar Grove was shooting two free throws and
had the ball with about 10 seconds to play. Needless to say, things looked dim at this point, however after two missed free throws by Cedar Grove, the Irish
hopes were again alive. Pressure defense forced a travelling call, and the Irish had the ball back with 6 seconds remaining. Raneal Ewing launched a long
three ball that went through the nets as the horn sounded and the Irish had obtained that first victory of the season.
Irish scoring was led by Raneal Ewing with 10 points, and Justin Craig, Jacob McPheters and Hector Cintron with 6 each. Hector came off the bench to hit two
key 3 pointers to enable the Irish to battle from behind in the 4th quarter. Other scorers were Jamare Mills with 5 and Tervon Moore with 2.
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IRISH FALL TO WESTERVILLE CENTRAL IN CLOSE ONE
The Irish dropped a hard fought battle to Westerville Central by the score of 51-47. In a game that was close the entire way, the final minute did the Irish in. The Irish took a 47-45 lead with one
minute to play on a power move to the basket by Jamare Mills. The Irish were then outscored 6-0 in the final minute as they committed a couple of costly turnovers.
The Irish were led in scoring by Raneal Ewing with 14 points, and Jamare Mills with 11. Other scorers included Jeremy Nsumbu with 8, Justin Craig with 7, Jacob McPheters with 3, and Max Brundige
and Antonio Bisutti with 2 each.
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FRESHMAN PULL OUT CLOSE ONE
The Irish freshmen defeated Westerville Central by the score of 44-42. Braxton Wallace hit a pull up jumper with 14 seconds remaining, and victory was sealed when Grant Anderson grabbed a
rebound after two missed Westerville Central free throws with three seconds remaining.
Irish scoring was led by Aaron Strausbaugh with 11 and Braxton Wallace with 10. Other scorers were Grant Anderson with 8, Tim Shadoan with 7, Chase Sult with 6 and Terrance Cutchember with 2.
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SECOND QUARTER DOES IRISH JV IN
After battling to a 13-13 tie after one quarter, the Irish were outscored by Westerville Central 21-2 in the 2d to fall behind 34-15 at halftime. A strong 2d half enabled the Irish to cut the lead to 54-49
before falling by the final margin of 58-49.
The Irish were led in scoring by Jalen Johnson with 13 points and Travis Yates with 11, including 9 in the fourth quarter. Other scorers were Austin Mooney with 7, Joshua Ashwill with 7 including
5 in the fourth quarter, Ryan Duncan with 5, Ryan Gibson with 4 and Tyler Flaherty with 2.
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IRISH FALL TO WESTERVILLE NORTH
The Irish fell to 0-4 after falling to an undefeated Westerville North squad by the score of 63-50. After falling behind 12-2, the Irish battled back to
eventually tie the game at 24 just before halftime. The 3d quarter did the Irish in as they were outscored 21-12.
Score by quarters:
Dublin Scioto 13 11 12 14 50
Westerville North 16 12 21 14 63
The Irish were led in scoring by Jamare Mills with 15, Raneal Ewing with 10, and Jacob McPheters with 7. Other scorers were Ryan Duncan and Jeremy Nsumbu
with 5 each, Antonio Bisutti with 4, and Justin Craig and Max Brundige with 2 each.
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JVs AND FRESHMAN BOTH FALL TO WESTERVILLE NORTH
The Irish JV fell to 1-3 after falling to Westerville North by the score of 43-35.
Score by quarters:
Dublin Scioto 09 16 02 08 35
Westerville North 09 16 04 14 43
The Irish were led in scoring by Ryan Duncan with 10 points, Joshua Ashwill with 7 points and Matthew Strausbaugh with 6 points. Other scorers were Austin
Mooney with 4 points, Jalen Johnson and Braxton Wallace with 3 points each, and Travis Yates with 2 points.
The Irish Freshman fell to 2-2 in losing to Westerville North by the score of 76-38. The Irish came out cold and struggled with the full court pressure of
Westerville North in falling behing 24-4 after the 1st quarter.
Score by quarters:
Dublin Scioto 04 13 11 10 38
Westerville South 24 18 16 18 76
The Irish were led in scoring by Braxton Wallace with 11, Tim Shadoan with 10 and Aaron Strausbaugh with 8. Other scorers were Chase Sult with 4, Brayden
Pfeiffer with 3,and Terrance Cutchumber with 2.
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IRISH FALL TO WESTERVILLE SOUTH
The Irish fell to 0-3 after falling at Westerville South by the score of 80-50.
Score by quarters:
Dublin Scioto 3 10 15 22 50
Westerville South 17 28 21 14 80
The Irish were led in scoring by Justin Craig with 16 points, including four three pointers. Other scorers were Jamare Mills with 7, Joshua Ashwill with 6,
Raneal Ewing with 5, Max Brundige, Antonio Bisutti and Jeremy Nsumbu with 4 each, and Ryan Duncan and Tervon Moore with 2 each.
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JVs LOSE, FRESHMAN WIN VERSUS WESTERVILLE SOUTH
The Irish JV fell to 1-2 after falling at Westerville South by the score of 60-54.
Score by quarters:
Dublin Scioto 19 11 09 15 54
Westerville South 20 11 16 13 60
The Irish were led in scoring by Jalen Johnson with 14 points and Joshua Ashwill and Austin Mooney with 9 each. Other scorers were Drew Cullen and
Tyler Flaherty with 7 each, Braxton Wallace with 4, and Matt Strausbaugh and Tyler Schnurstein with 2 each.
The Irish Freshman played a strong 2d half in running their record to 2-1 with a 56-42 victory over Westerville South. One of the keys to victory was
a hot shooting night from 3 point range as the Irish drained 9 threes for the game.
Score by quarters:
Dublin Scioto 08 17 11 20 56
Westerville South 06 15 09 12 42
The Irish were led in scoring by Grant Anderson with 16, Tim Shadoan with 13, including 10 in the final quarter, and Braxton Wallace with 12. Other
scorers were Aaron Strausbaugh with 9 and Evan Demars with 6.
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IRISH DROP LEAGUE/HOME OPENER
The Irish fell to 0-2 after dropping their home and league opener to Olentangy by the score of 64-55. After taking a 13-12 first quarter lead, the second quarter was the downfall as the Irish committed numerous
turnovers and were outscored 19-6 to fall behind 31-19 at halftime.
The Irish went on a run halfway through the fourth quarter to cut the deficit to 5 at 54-49, but were unable to get any closer.
Irish scoring was led by Antonio Bisutti with 12, Jamare Mills with 11, Ryan Duncan with 8 and Raneal Ewing with 7. Others scoring were Max Brundige and Jacob McPheters with 5 each,
Tervon Moore, JR Bernans, and Hector Cintron with 2 each, and Jeremy Nsumbu with 1.
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JVS WIN, FRESHMEN LOSE LEAGUE OPENERS
The Irish JV improved to 1-1 with a 47-37 victory in the league opener over Olentangy. The game started with a pair of 9 point runs, as the Irish quickly
jumped out to a 9-0 lead, only to see that lead evaporate just as quickly as Olentangy came back to tie it at 9. Leading 28-25 as the 3d quarter was
coming to an end, the Irish then went on a 13-0 run to pull ahead 41-25 en route to their first win of the season. A very balanced scoring attack was led
by Ryan Duncan with 11 points, Austin Mooney with 8, Jalen Johnson with 7, Matt Strausbaugh and Tim Shadoan with 6 each, Joshua Ashwill with 5 and Tyler
Flaherty and Drew Cullen with 2 each.
The Freshman dropped their league opener by the score of 46-34. The first quarter ended in a 10-10 tie. There was a lid on the basket for the Irish during
the 2d and 3d quarters as they fell behind 32-20 after 3 quarters. The Irish made a run in the 4th quarter, before Olentangy pushed the final margin back
out to 12. Irish scoring was led by Grant Anderson with 9 and Braxton Wallace with 7. Other scorers were Aaron Strausbaugh and Evan Demars with 4 each,
Tim Shadoan and Brayden Pfeiffer with 3 each, and Terrance Cutchember and Tyler Zach with 2 each.
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SCHEDULE CHANGES ANNOUNCED
The Schedule for the Irish during the "Christmas Classic" Tournament has been changed. The Irish schedule is now as follows:
Tuesday, December 29th - Dublin Scioto High School
7:00 pm Urspring Academy vs Columbus East
8:45 pm Dublin Scioto vs Cedar Grove
Thursday, December 31st - Gahanna Lincoln High School
1:00 pm Urspring Academy vs Dublin Scioto
Also the JV game on Feb 3 has been changed to a 7:30 start time and will be played as part of a JV Girls and Boys doubleheader, as follows:
Feb 3 @ DSHS
6:00 jv girls vs watterson
7:30 jv boys vs harvest prep
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SCIOTO LOSES TOUGH ONE ON OPENING NIGHT
The Irish seemed in control for the first 2 and 1/2 quarters on opening night againgst Worthingon Kilbourne, leading 38-28 halfway through the
third quarter, before the Wolves went on a 15-0 run to take a 43-38 lead with 5 minutes to play. From that point on the Irish battled hard, but were unable to convert
on a couple of opportunities to tie the game or take the lead back, eventually falling to the Wolves by the score of 51-47.
The Irish were lead in scoring by Jamare Mills with 18 points and Raneal Ewing with 14. Other scorers were Antonio Bisutti with 4, Ryan Dunan and
Jacob McPheters with 3 each, Justin Craig and Tervon Moore with 2 each, and Max Brundige with 1.
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JVS LOSE, FRESHMEN WIN OPENERS
The Irish JV fell to Kilbourne by the score of 37-31. The Irish led 11-9 after one quarter, but the 2d quarter was their downfall as they were
outscored 16-7 to fall behind 25-17 at the half. Leading the scoring for the Irish were Travis Yates with 10 points, Jalem Johnson with 6 points and
Joshua Ashwill and Austin Mooney with 5 points each. Others scoring were Ryan Duncan with 3 and Tyler Flaherty with 2.
The Freshman won a thriller by the score of 38-36. Tim Shadoan made 3 out of 4 foul shots in the final minute to seal the victory. Other highlights
included a long three pointer by Aaron Strausbaugh as the third quarter buzzer sounded to give the Irish a 31-28 lead heading into the 4th quarter.
Leading the way in scoring were Tim Shadoan with 12 points and Aaron Strausbaugh with 10. Other scorers were Grant Anderson and Tyler Zach with 4 each,
Chase Sult and Evan Demars with 3 each, and Braxton Wallace with 2.
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PROGRAM SPONSORS
A number of local businesses have supported the Dublin Irish basketball program in various ways.
We want to thank each of these generous businesses, and encourage the entire Irish
basketball community to support these businesses. The Irish Rebounders Club Page
provides a listing of these sponsors. During your visit, be sure to thank them for supporting the Irish!
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ALUMNI NEWS
Hey IRISH Alumni............thewebguy would like to hear from you! Any Basketball Alumni of Dublin Scioto High School can provide us information on what they are doing by going to the Alumni Listing section on the web site. Complete the update and it click on the send button an it is automatically mailed to thewebguy! Isn't technology just great!
GO IRISH!
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