Ohio's Prep Girls Basketball Info 

The Dabbelt Report continues to expands its coverage.  This site will still focus on the top players and info from the Dayton area, but you can check back to this page for information from Tom Jenkins, Executive Director of the Ohio Girls Basketball Report.  Included will be from the Top 64 Shootout, Classic in the Country, and Skills and Exposure Camp.  This page will not only have information for girls basketball fans across the state, but for college coaches as well.

Beavercreek Fall League
  Team #1 Coach:  Ron Rittinger     Team #2 Coach:  Mike Austria  
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Jersey Player School GR Jersey Player School GR
1 Rachel DeBord Lebanon 12 2 Malerie Holte Beavercreek 9
8 Chrissy Robinson Franklin 11 19 Kailey Nolan Oakwood 12
21 Maria Rotello Lebanon 12 34 McKayla Patton Alter 9
37 Krystah Pickrell Tippecanoe 9 46 Kelley Austria Carroll 11
48 Jordan Elliott Beavercreek 9 54 Molly McGloin Carroll 12
53 Leah Elliott Beavercreek 9 66 Hannah Haeseker Valley View 10
67 Madison Rittinger Centerville 10 75 Catherine Smith Fairborn 11
76 Andrea Hoover Spring Valley 12 93 Regan Entler Southeastern 10
79 Julianna Simon Covington 11 115 Samantha Phillips Beavercreek 10
122 Maya Dietrich Centerville 10 133 Katie Bilinski Alter 11
                   
  Team #3 Coach:  Rick Moyer     Team #4 Coach:  Patrick O'Malley  
  Phone # Phone:     Phone:    
Jersey Player   Jersey Player School GR
23 Ally Combs Centerville 9 3 Krista Barrett Beavercreek 10
44 Mariah Gobeil Beavercreek 10 24 Tori Groene Alter 11
49 Juliana Erwin Southeastern 9 29 Chelsea Reed Fairborn 12
51 Emily Gobeil Beavercreek 12 35 Spencer Meador Miami Valley 10
65 Mary Moyer Clinton Massie 10 63 Paige Newlon Bellefontaine 11
78 Kalyn Alkire Paint Valley 11 73 Jessica Robinson Beavercreek 10
92 Shelby Schultz Troy 11 82 Brianna Breeding Fairborn 12
100 Jenna Erwin Southeastern 11 90 Bethany King Miamisburg 9
106 Megan Galloway Greenville 10 101 Sarah O'Malley Fairmont 9
134 Abbey Willis Centerville 10 112 Tehairra (Chea) Taylor Bellbrook 9
                   
  Team #5 Coach:  Cliff Jones     Team #6 Coach:  Doug Hull  
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Jersey Player School GR Jersey Player School GR
4 Mariyetta King Xenia 11 5 Ashley Depoorter Carroll 9
18 Lexi Schoessow Russia 11 33 Allison Hull Beavercreek 11
25 Amanda Robinette Carroll 10 56 Becca Smith Beavercreek 12
59 Angela Grim Tippecanoe 11 72 Ainsleigh Krause Centerville 12
61 Ashley Lawson Miami Trace 12 81 Katie Zellers Tippecanoe 11
70 Aubrey Zimmerman Beavercreek 9 89 Maryah Martin Yellow Springs 10
97 Hallie Jones Wilmington 11 98 Allison Quinter Alter 10
102 Emily Rose Beavercreek 9 107 Ashley Cox Middletown-Madison 11
111 Alona Skipper Fairmont 10 110 Jenny DeGraaf Springboro 10
126 Makayla Waterman Fairmont 9 114 Maria Wade CJ 10
                   
  Team #7 Coach:  Tina Poppa     Team #8 Coach:  Dave Bockrath  
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Jersey Player School GR Jersey Player School GR
6 Lianne Masquelier Greenon 9 12 Allison Bockrath Alter 11
17 Kristen Hersey Mount Notre Dame 11 36 Kara Bockrath Alter 9
20 Jennifer Miller Greenon 9 43 Marie Beall Beavercreek 12
39 Susan Wollenhaupt Carroll 10 47 Tera Joyce Beavercreek 12
42 Brooke Trauthwein Oakwood 12 50 Jenna Robertson Greenon 10
57 Sara Talmage Miamisburg 11 84 Elizabeth Haley Oakwood 10
68 Erica Comer Tippecanoe 10 88 Dacia Posey Paint Valley 12
83 Ciara Poppa Carroll 10 91 Morgan Glodowski Springboro 9
94 Adalys Edwards Beavercreek 10 105 Erin Dorn Bellbrook 10
132 Stephanie Scott Yellow Springs 12 109 Emma Havener Fairmont 9
                   
  Team #9 Coach:  Rob Bondurant     Team #10 Coach:  Mark Hardenstein  
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Jersey Player School GR Jersey Player School GR
16 Johna Eller Northmont 9 7 Violet Goodwin Ursuline 10
32 Caroline Austria Carroll 9 10 Shelby Maloney Beavercreek 12
45 Amina Affini Wilmington 11 13 Whitney Robinson Greenon 11
58 Amber Bondurant Wayne 11 15 Faith Miller Wayne 10
71 Riley Litter Paint Valley 10 22 Emma Springmier Eaton 12
74 Morgan Taylor Troy 10 28 Madeline Kennard Ursuline 10
80 Victoria Wabler Centerville 10 30 Jaycey Hardenstein Beavercreek 11
95 Hannah Wiesenhahn Western Brown 10 64 Ashley Henry Miami Trace 9
99 Krissy Henning Beavercreek 12 96 Brooke Shinkle Xenia 9
123 Kim Barr Beavercreek 12 124 Addie Donofrio Xenia 9
                   
  Team #11 Coach:  Kim Jerger     Team #12 Coach:  William Peterson  
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Jersey Player School GR Jersey Player School GR
9 Michelle DeBord Lebanon 9 11 Julie Duren Vandalia Butler 11
26 Emily Wootton Oakwood 10 14 Catherine Peterson CJ 12
38 Candice Alexander Fairborn 12 27 Logan Kitchen Beavercreek 10
41 Sarah Ammons Mason 10 31 Ashton Ehler Oakwood 12
52 Katie Anderson Upper Scioto Valley 11 40 Savannah Hooper Wilmington 9
60 Tabitha Jolliff Ada 11 55 Sawyer Hooper Wilmington 9
77 Chelsea Welch Fairmont 10 62 Danielle Shafer Wayne 9
85 Abigail Jerger Middletown-Madison 11 86 Taylor Smith Miami Trace 11
104 Samantha Hibbert Beavercreek 12 103 Miranda Linkhart Beavercreek 10
125 Amanda Kleinfelder Beavercreek 10 108 Ellen Smith Oakwood 12
                   
WEEK 1:  8/29/10 9/5/10
Time Main Aux NO GAMES
LABOR DAY
WEEKEND
NOON 10 v 8 9 v 2
1:00 PM 12 v 6 7 v 3
2:00 PM 5 v 1 11 v 4
WEEK 2: 9/12/10 WEEK 3:  9/19/10
Time Main Aux Time Main Aux
NOON 2 v 12 4 v 10 NOON 7 v 4 3 v 1
1:00 PM 6 v 8 1 v 7 1:00 PM 11 v 8 9 v 6
2:00 PM 5 v 9 3 v 11 2:00 PM 12 v 10 5 v 2
WEEK 4: 9/26/10 10/3/10
Time Main Aux NO GAME
PREVIEW
WEEKEND
NOON 6 v 7 1 v 12
1:00 PM 2 v 3 4 v 5
2:00 PM 10 v 11 8 v 9
WEEK 5: 10/10/10 WEEK 6: 10/17/10
Time Main Aux Time Main Aux
NOON 11 v 7 6 v 4 NOON 1 v 11 5 v 8
1:00 PM 9 v 1 12 v 5 1:00 PM 2 v 4 9 v 12
2:00 PM 8 v 2 10 v 3 2:00 PM 3 v 6 7 v 10
WEEK 7: 10/24/10
Time Main Aux
NOON 4 v 3 8 v 7
1:00 PM 6 v 5 12 v 11
2:00 PM 2 v 1 10 v 9        

Great summer for Quisenberry

By JIM DABBELT

NEW CARLISLE – It’s almost time for the start of another school year, and

the way the summer has gone, Tecumseh sophomore Bianca Quisenberry (pictued left on defense) probably can’t wait for the start of another basketball season to begin. 

The 5-foot-7 point guard left her impressions around the Central Buckeye Conference last season, and now, Quisenberry wrapped up a summer basketball season where she left her mark on the entire Midwest.

“It was a fun, successful summer with our AAU team, and I really enjoyed it,” Quisenberry said in an interview from her home last week.  “We were a quick, pressing team and I just wanted to help out with dealing with the pressure.  Last year, I worked a lot on my shooting, now I am spending a lot of time with my ball handling.”

The Lady Arrows guard is no longer a secret around the area.  In fact, the experts in the field have her as the top ranked sophomore player in the Miami Valley.  Even with her accolades, she knows she still has a lot of improving to do.

“This year, I want to be able to handle the ball better, and get the ball to Chelsey (Davis) and Brittany (Frappier) to score more.  We have a good group of players coming back, and I am just hoping to make us a tougher team.”

“This summer, Bianca has worked very hard in developing some new offensive moves to add to her arsenal of weapons,” Tecumseh coach Danielle Thomas said.  “She has started to develop her outside shot, which will only make her tougher on her defenders to shut her down.”

“We were down to Arcadia in a shootout 26-10 at halftime this summer, and Bianca was feeding her teammates the ball in transition.  (She) ended up hitting five three’s in the second half, and we ended up coming back to win the game.”

While she is ready to go to the next level, Quisenberry has had plenty of time to develop her total game.  In addition to several games with the Lady Arrows in June, she has made strides with her AAU team, the Dayton Lady Hoopstars by playing in several college exposure events late in the summer.  She was coached this summer by Kenton Ridge assistant Terry Toliver, and her father Richard, who has coached varsity basketball for several years.

“Playing all of these games has helped a lot,” she said.  “AAU is a tougher game than school ball, and it has made me better and has helped a lot toward the school season.”

“The exposure events are a good opportunity for me and for this whole team,” Quisenberry added.  “I get nervous sometimes, but I hope the coaches see some good things, so I might have a chance to be a part of their program.”

Some of the bigger events her AAU team has played in this summer were the Run for the Roses in Lexington, and Showtime Nationals in Bloomington, while she has also been a part of some very elite individual events, such as the Border Battle this past weekend, along with participating in the Top 64 Showcase in October.

She has also dealt with some nagging injuries all summer long, which was originally diagnosed as a stress fracture, but has what is generally termed as severe shin splints.

“I sat for awhile, and it started getting to me,” she said.  “After I returned, things were getting better.

“Bianca had a tremendous summer,” said Toliver.  “She has made big improvements, such as changing direction and speed.  She has a better understanding at going different speeds, she has throttled down.”

“Her three point shot has improved, and she is tremendously hard to guard.  She can beat you off the dribble or the three-pointer.”

So now after a fall sports season with the Tecumseh volleyball team, Quisenberry will prepare for a basketball season that saw a seven-game improvement in wins last year from the year before.  That means loftier goals for the Lady Arrows.

“In open gym, we have talked about the league this year,” she said.  “A lot of seniors have graduated from the CBC, and we need to work hard to compete with Tipp City and Kenton Ridge.  We want to work hard to be league champs by this year or next.”

“Bianca has learned more situational basketball this summer, and how to execute to win a tight ball game,” Thomas said.  “She is the point guard so she has to lead her teammates in these types of games.”

“She is more determined and focused than any player I have ever known, and is continuing to take her game to the next level,” she added.  “If people didn’t know before that they are witnessing a gifted player on the court, they will this season.”

Jim Dabbelt wrote this for the New Carlisle News, appearing August 4. 

  

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