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Joey Luke Facts

WINTER ALL-LEAGUE TEAMS - As selected by coaches - Boys basketball - First team

2003-03-18

SPSL NORTH

MVP: Sr. Joey Henley, Kentridge

Jr. Dan Stafford, Auburn

Jr. Rodney Stuckey, Kentwood

Jr. Calvin Sayler, Enumclaw

Sr. Craig Britt, Sumner

Jr. Joey Luke, Kent-Meridian

Prep of The Week

JOEY LUKE

KENT-MERIDIAN

* Sport: Basketball.

* Year: Junior.

* Last week: Luke buried 9 of 12 from behind the 3-point arc and finished with a career-high 29 points as Kent-Meridian defeated Curtis in a loser-out SPSL playoff game, 74-55. Luke's nine treys tied an SPSL record. He contributed nine points in Saturday's 83-79 win over Kentridge that clinched a district berth for the Royals.

* Favorite class: Math.

* Favorite movie: ``The Patriot.''

* Favorite place to shop: Zumiez.

* Three people I would invite and what I would serve them: My mom, my brother and my best friend. I would serve spaghetti.

* If you were in charge of everything about your sport, what would you do (or change?): I wouldn't change anything.

* Greatest athletic moment: Hitting the nine 3-pointers against Curtis.

* Did you know?: He maintains a 3.5 grade-point average.

WASHINGTON WINGS

1. Rodney Stuckey (Kentwood) 6'-3", 15.4 pts./gm., 20.8 pts./gm./gm.

2. Ryan Pendergraft (1A Brewster) 6'-4", 18.1 pts./gm., 26.2 pts./gm., 25.3 pts./gm.

3. Andrew Haskins (Lake Washington) 6'-3", 21.6 pts./gm., 24.8 pts.

4. Curtis Terry (Curtis) 6'-5", 10.5 pts./gm., 19.8 pts./gm.

5. Dan Stafford (Auburn) 6'-3", 8.5 pts./gm., 17.3 pts./gm.

6. Brian Burke (3A Interlake) 6'-4", 4.4 pts./gm., 6.7 pts./gm., 15.7 pts./gm.

7. Jacob McKinney (Puyallup) 6'-3", 15.6 pts./gm.

8. Joey Luke (Kent-Meridian) 6'-3", 15.3 pts./gm.

Seattle Times:

Kent-Meridian 74, Curtis 55 (loser out) — Joey Luke sank nine three-pointers en route to 29 points as the Royals (13-8) eliminated the Vikings (11-10).

Luke, a 6-4 junior forward, didn't miss a shot in the final three quarters for the Royals, who nailed 13 three-pointers. Luke made 10 of 13 shots from the floor.

K-M pulled away in the fourth quarter as Luke made his three final three-point attempts.

The Vikings stayed in the game behind Curtis Terry. The 6-4 junior guard scored 28 points, including 23 in the first half. He sank four three-pointers as the Vikings stayed in contention at halftime, trailing 37-30.

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