2008-09 All-East Bay basketball update
By Kyle Bonagura
Monday, December 14th, 2009 at 3:04 pm in Uncategorized.
I couldn’t track down everyone, so fill us in on the ones I missed or any other East Bay players who are playing hoops in college. -Kyle
BOYS
Player of the Year, Desmond Simmons, Salesian — A senior at Salesian, which is off to a 6-0 start.
First team selections
Brian Barbour, Monte Vista — Has appeared in three games, registering six minutes for Columbia (5-4) and scored five points.
Chris Brew, St. Mary’s — Has logged 29 minutes in three games as UC Santa Barbara (4-2), averaging 7.7 points in those games.
Will Cherry, McClymonds — Started 6 of 10 games for Montana. Leads the team is steals, second in assists while scoring 6.3 points per game.
Jared Cunningham, San Leandro — Played in all 8 of Oregon State’s games, starting four. Averaging 5 points per game and is second on the team in steals.
Brandon Smith, De La Salle — Has come off the bench in all 9 of Cal’s games averaging 8.2 minutes per game. Fourth on the team with 10 assists.
Second team selections
Davion Berry, Hayward — Second on Cal State Monterrey Bay (2-4) in minutes per game (26.0) and first in points per game (14.2).
Eric Obeysekere, Miramonte — Has come off the bench in 4 of 10 games for Holy Cross, registering six minutes and 2 points.
Rashad Parker, Castro Valley — Redshirting at Chico State.
Damon Powell, McClymonds — Averaging 13.3 points per game for Los Medanos College.
Jabari Brown, Salesian — Transferred to Findlay Prep-Henderson, NV. for his senior year. He is second on the team averaging 19.1 points per game.
Third team
Jefferson Powers, De La Salle — Committed to Denver, but is not listed on the roster. Possible redshirt?
Jack Cartwright, Northgate — Couldn’t find anything on him … anyone know what he is up to?
Erick Dargan, Pittsburg; Dominique Lee, St. Mary’s; Khion Sankey, Newark Memorial are now seniors.
GIRLS
Player of the Year, Niveen Rasheed, Monte Vista — Started all 9 games for Princeton (7-2). Leads the team in rebounding (7.2), scoring (16.7 ppg), steals and assists.
First team selections
T.J. Johnson, San Lorenzo — Unknown.
Danielle Mauldlin, St. Mary’s — Now a senior.
Robe Mayberry, Bishop O’Dowd — Now a senior.
Erica Payne, Carondelet — Now a junior.
DaNesha Stallworth, Pinole Valley — Started all 8 games for Cal (4-4), second on the team in scoring (13.5 ppg), second in rebounding (7.4).
Second team selections
Emily Allard, Deer Valley — On a softball scholarship at Northwestern.
Raeshel Contreras, Encinal — Now a senior.
Chairese Culberson, Berkeley — Now a junior.
Kelly Peterson, Northgate — Logged 9 minutes in 5 of 9 games at Lehigh.
Sarah Tamulsk, Piedmont — Unknown.
Third team selections
Brieanna Ashley, Bishop O’Dowd —Redshirting at San Jose State.
Robbie Brigham, McClymonds —Unknown
Kayla Griffin, Moreau Catholic — Has played in 3 of 7 games at Cal Poly.
Ricki Radanovich, Carondelet — Santa Clara commit is a senior now.
Patrice Saindon, Deer Valley — Has started in 2 of 7 games and played in every game at Fresno Pacific.
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- East Bay Prep Corner
December 14th, 2009 at 4:43 pm
Jefferson Powers was running the 30-second shot clock at De La Salle’s Chris Vontoure Spartan Classic on Saturday. I don’t believe he ended up going to Denver, but not sure what he’s up to.
December 14th, 2009 at 4:48 pm
Here’s a release I just received on Skyline grad Nefi Perdomo, now at San Francisco State.
“SF State freshman guard Nefi Perdomo is one of the
key reasons that the Gators’ men’s basketball team is off to a
successful 8-2 record. The eight victories ties for the second most by a
Gator men’s basketball team before the Holiday Break. SF State went 8-1
last season. Perdomo is averaging 9.7 points, 3.9 rebounds, and 1.1
steals per game for fifth-year head coach Bill Treseler’s Gators.
The Oakland native is shooting 52.5% from the field, 44.4% from
three-point land, and 61.9% from the charity stripe. He also has dished
out 20 assists in the nine games he has played this season while
averaging 24 minutes per games. Perdomo has started in seven of those
nine games.
He has season highs of 17 points vs. Notre Dame de Namur (December 12),
7 rebounds vs. Simpson (December 11), four assists vs. Kentucky Wesleyan
(October 30), two steals (three times), and three three-point field
goals made vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (October 30) and Notre Dame de Namur
(December 12).
In the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) men’s
basketball statistics report that was released today, Perdomo is eighth
in three-point field goal percentage, 15^th in assists, and tied for
19^th in scoring.”
December 14th, 2009 at 5:50 pm
Robbie Brigham is at Midland College (JC) in Texas playing a key role. Here’s a link.
http://www.njcaa.org/colleges_college_roster.cfm?sid=23&collegeid=1312&category=Roster&slid=11
December 14th, 2009 at 9:40 pm
Jack Cartwright is currently Head Coach of the Northgate Frosh Basketball team and going to DVC.
December 15th, 2009 at 12:16 pm
I saw Cunningham play on t.v. last week. It was really exciting to see a product of the bay area and he did really well.
December 15th, 2009 at 5:17 pm
I believe Antonio Flaggs of Mt. Diablo is playing hoops at Sac State
December 16th, 2009 at 6:50 pm
What’s everyone think? Can Logan or Washington beat the great (let me repeat) great Cougars from Newark? As self proclaimed MVAL expert said recently right here on EB Preps they are the “MVAL team of the century” … I’m sure this is understated. Newark could be the greatest of all time but I am going to boldly predict that Logan will beat them like a rug. WHS can too.
December 17th, 2009 at 10:18 am
Katie Thralls of Granada is playing At Seattle Pacific University.