2013JBC

 

 

2013 Jordan Brand Classic

Barclays Center

Brooklyn, NY

April 13, 2013

 

©2013 by Ron Harrison

 

 

2013 Jordan Brand International Game

 

Black Jerseys

 

Leandro Allende

6-5

F

Notre Dame H.S.

Puerto Rico

Dragan Bender

6-9

F

Split

Croatia

Sergio Garcia

6-3

G

CTEIB

Spain

Andrea Latorre

6-6

F

Stella Azzurra

Italy

Oscar Lin

6-3

G

Neng-Ren H.S.

Taiwan

Luc Loubaki

6-3

G

INSEP

France

Thon Maker

7-0

C

Carlisle School

Australia

Lovro Mazalin

6-8

F

Cibona Zagreb

Croatia

Benjamin Simmons

6-9

F

Montverde Academy

Australia

 

Coach

Kyle Manary

Formerly Episcopal H.S.

(Houston TX)

 

White Jerseys

 

Vasileios Charalampopoulos

6-6

F

Panathinaikos

Greece

Cheick Diallo

6-9

F-C

Our Savior New American

Mali

Justin Jackson

6-7

F

YAACE

Canada

Jamal Murray

6-4

G

Grand River Collegiate Inst.

Canada

Stefan Nikolic

6-6

G

Red Star

Serbia

Georgios Papagiannis

7-0

C

Peristeri

Greece

Stefan Peno

6-4

F

FC Barcelona

Serbia

Wesley Silva

6-8

F

Palmeiras

Brazil

Joshua Steel

6-4

G

Barking Abbey

England

 

Coach

Herman Harried

Lake Clifton H.S.

(Baltimore MD)

 

The Black team led 25-14 after the first quarter and held on for a 76-72 victory over the White team   The Black team shot 42.9% from the field including five of 13 from the three point line.  They connected on 17 of 24 free throws, pulled down 41 rebounds, and committed 18 turnovers.  The White team shot 38.4% from the field including five of 25 from beyond the arc.  They connected on 11 of 14 free throws, pulled down 44 rebounds, and committed 24 turnovers.

 

Lovro Mazalin was named MVP for the Black team and scored 12 points and pulled down eight rebounds.  Thon Maker also scored 12 points.  Andrea Latorre and Luc Loubaki each scored 10 points and Benjamin Simmons recorded nine points and 11 rebounds.

 

Jamal Murray was named MVP for the White team and scored 24 points including three three point baskets and pulled down seven rebounds.  Cheick Diallo added 12 points, eight rebounds, and three steals.  Georgio Papagiannis chipped in with 10 points and eight rebounds.  Wesley Silva also scored 10 points.

 

Black

25

19

16

16

76

White

14

20

24

14

72

 

Black (76) – Allende 2, Bender 4, Garcia 8, Latorre 10, Lin 9, Loubaki 10, Maker 12, Mazalin 12, Simmons 9.

 

White (72) – Silva 10, Charalampopoulos 4, Diallo 12, Jackson 4, Murray 24, Nikolic 0, Papagiannis 10, Peno 2, Steel 6.

 

2013 Jordan Brand Regional Game

 

Black Jerseys

 

Josh James

6-2

G

Archbishop Stepinac H.S.

(White Plains NY)

Dayshon Smith

6-2

PG

Putnam Science Academy

(Putnam CT)

Jaren Sina

6-1

PG

Gill St. Bernard’s School

(Gladstone NJ)

DeAndre Bembry

6-6

WF

The Patrick School

(Elizabeth NJ)

Davon Reed

6-6

WF

Princeton Day

(Princeton NJ)

Tyler Roberson

6-7

WF

Roselle Catholic H.S.

(Roselle NJ)

Reggie Cameron

6-8

WF

Hudson Catholic H.S.

(Jersey City NJ)

Austin Colbert

6-8

PF

Gill St Bernard’s School

(Gladstone NJ)

Michael Young

6-9

PF

St. Benedict’s

(Newark NJ)

Manny Suarez

6-10

C

Marist H.S.

(Bayonne NJ)

 

Coach

Dave Boff

Roselle Catholic H.S.

(Roselle NJ)

Coach

Mergin Sina

Gill St. Bernard’s School

(Gladstone NJ)

 

White Jerseys

 

Jaquan Lynch

6-1

G

Thomas Jefferson H.S.

(Brooklyn NY)

Jonathan Severe

6-2

G

Christ the King H.S.

(Flushing NY)

Shane Rector

6-1

PG

South Kent School

(South Kent CT)

Terrence Samuel

6-3

PG

South Shore H.S.

(Brooklyn NY)

Rich Williams

6-5

WF

Vermont Academy

(Saxton River VT)

Shamiek Sheppard

6-5

WF

South Shore H.S.

(Brooklyn NY)

Hassan Martin

6-6

WF

Curtis H.S.

(Staten Island NY)

Kentan Facey

6-8

PF

Lutheran H.S.

(Long Island NY)

Chinonso Obokoh

6-9

C-F

Bishop Kerney H.S.

(Rochester NY)

Kyle Washington

6-9

C-F

Brewster Academy

(Wolfeboro NH)

 

Coach

Joe Arbitello

Christ the King H.S.

(Middle Village NY)

Coach

John Buck

Long Island Lutheran

(Brookville NY)

 

The White team defeated the Black team by a score of 114-102 as the White team pulled away in the second half.  The White team shot 46.1% from the field including six of 26 from the three point line.  They connected on 14 of 25 free throws, pulled down 62 rebounds, and committed 16 turnovers.  The Black team shot 45.5% from the field including nine of 28 from beyond the arc.  They connected on 13 of 21 free throws, pulled down 51 rebounds, and committed 21 turnovers.

 

Hassan Martin was named MVP for the White team and scored 19 points and pulled down six rebounds.  Jonathan Severe added 16 points.  Jaquan Lynch chipped in with 13 points.  Shane Rector recorded 12 points and eight assists.  Kyle Washington added 12 points and nine rebounds.  Shamiek Sheppard also scored 12 points.  Kentan Facey recorded a double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds.

 

DeAndre Bembry was named MVP for the Black team and scored 26 points including three three point baskets and pulled down nine rebounds.  Tyler Roberson added 19 points and 13 rebounds.  Michael Young also scored 19 points.  Reggie Cameron chipped in with 16 points.  Dayshon Smith had an active stat line with 11 points, 11 assists, and six rebounds.

 

Black

58

44

102

White

55

59

114

 

Black (102) – James 0, Bembry 26, Smith 11, Roberson 19, Cameron 16, Colbert 8, Young 19, Suarez 3.

 

White (114) – Severe 16, Martin 19,Washington 12, Sheppard 12, Rector 12, Lynch 13, Samuel 8, Williams 4, Facey 10, Obokoh 8.

 

2013 Jordan Brand All-American Game

 

West Team

 

Nigel Williams-Goss

6-3

PG

Findlay Prep

(Henderson NV)

James Young

6-6

WF

Rochester H.S.

(Rochester MI)

Marcus Lee

6-9

C

Deer Valley H.S.

(Antioch CA)

Matt Jones

6-4

WG

DeSoto H.S.

(Dallas TX)

Kasey Hill

6-0

PG

Montverde Academy

(Montverde FL)

Troy Williams

6-7

WF

Oak Hill Academy

(Mouth of Wilson VA)

Jabari Parker

6-8

WF

Simeon Career Academy

(Chicago IL)

Aaron Gordon

6-8

PF

Archbishop Mitty H.S.

(San Jose CA)

Dakari Johnson

6-10

C

Montverde Academy

(Montverde FL)

Joel Embiid

7-0

C

The Rock School

(Gainesville FL)

Noah Vonleh

6-8

PF

The Hampton School

(New Hampton NH)

 

Coach

Chris Dyer

DeSoto H.S.

(DeSoto TX)

Asst. Coach

Tim Kennedy

Archbishop Mitty

(San JoseCA)

Asst. Coach

Robert Smith

Simeon Career Academy

(Chicago IL)

 

East Team

 

Kennedy Meeks

6-9

C

West Charlotte H.S.

(Charlotte NC)

Rondae Jefferson

6-7

WF

Chester H.S.

(Chester PA)

Wayne Selden

6-5

WG

The Tilton School

(Tilton NH)

Andrew Harrison

6-5

PG

Travis H.S.

(Ft. Bend TX)

Aaron Harrison

6-5

WG

Travis H.S.

(Ft. Bend TX)

Bobby Portis

6-9

PF

Hall H.S.

(Little Rock AR)

Tyler Ennis

6-2

PG

St. Benedict’s Prep

(Newark NJ)

Andrew Wiggins

6-7

WF

Huntington Prep

(Huntington WV)

Kuran Iverson

6-8

WF

Fishburne Military School

(Waynesboro VA)

Julius Randle

6-9

PF

Prestonwood Christian Academy

(Dallas TX)

Chris Walker

6-10

C

Holmes County H.S.

(Bonifay FL)

 

Coach

Rob Fulford

Huntington Prep

(Huntington WV)

Asst. Coach

Sharrief Metoyer

Long Beach Poly H.S.

(Long Beach CA)

Asst. Coach

Mark Taylor

St. Benedict’s Prep

(Newark NJ)

 

The West team defeated the East team 102-98 in a hotly contested game with 14 ties and 19 lead changes.  The West team shot 50.7% from the field including eight of 17 from the three point line.  They connected on 18 of 28 free throws, pulled down 40 rebounds, and committed 18 turnovers.  The East team shot 49.4% from the field including three of 18 from beyond the arc.  They connected on only nine of 22 free throws, pulled down 52 rebounds, and committed 18 turnovers.

 

Jabari Parker was named MVP for the West team and scored 16 points and seven rebounds.  Nigel Williams-Goss led the team with 17 points.  Matt Jones added 14 points.  Kasey Hill recorded 12 points, five rebounds, seven assists, and three steals.  James Young also recorded double figures with 10 points.

 

Julius Randle was named MVP for the East team and recorded 19 points and seven rebounds.  Andrew Wiggins also scored 19 rebounds.  Tyler Ennis added 14 points, five rebounds, six assists, and four steals.  Chris Walker chipped in with 14 points and seven rebounds.  Andrew Harrison dished out eight assists.

 

West

42

60

102

East

38

60

98

 

West (102) – Parker 16, Gordon 3, Embiid 4, Williams-Goss 17, Jones 14, Young 10, Lee 6, Hill 12, Williams 8, Johnson 8, Vonleh 4.

 

East (98) – Randle 19, Wiggins 19, Walker 14, Ennis 14, Andrew Harrison 6, Meeks 5, Jefferson 7, Aaron Harrison 6, Portis 2, Iverson 6.

 

This event is hard to describe because it is so much more than just the three games mentioned here.  The week is packed with activities with many celebrities involved and a post-game performance by Drake.  Six of the players in the All-American game are headed to Kentucky.  They are Andrew Harrison, Aaron Harrison, Julius Randle, James Young, Marcus Lee, and Dakari Johnson.  Please visit the outstanding event website as well as all the outstanding coverage by the reporters and recruiting gurus.