2011-2012 Arapahoe Warriors
JV Basketball
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Arapahoe Warriors Boys JV Basketball 2011 – 2012 Results
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Opponent |
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Fri |
12/2/11 |
Palmer Ridge |
Arapahoe |
5:30 pm |
W |
56 - 23 |
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Mon |
12/5/11 |
Heritage |
Arapahoe |
7:00 pm |
W |
67 - 47 |
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Thu |
12/8/11 |
Rangeview |
Arapahoe |
5:30 pm |
W |
67 - 52 |
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Sat |
12/10/11 |
G. Washington |
G. Washington |
12:30 pm |
L |
58 - 62 |
| 5 |
Fri |
12/16/11 |
Regis |
Arapahoe |
5:30 pm |
L |
51 - 61 |
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Wed |
1/4/12 |
Cherokee Trail |
Arapahoe |
5:30 pm |
W |
49 - 35 |
| 7 |
Sat |
1/7/12 |
Smoky Hill |
Smoky Hill |
11:30 am |
W |
100 - 64 |
| 8 |
Wed |
1/11/12 |
Grandview |
Grandview |
5:30 pm |
W |
50 - 46 |
| 9 |
Fri |
1/13/12 |
Mullen |
Arapahoe |
5:30 pm |
W |
66 - 45 |
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Wed |
1/18/12 |
Cherry Creek |
Cherry Creek |
5:30 pm |
W |
59 - 56 |
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Fri |
1/20/12 |
Overland |
Arapahoe |
5:30 pm |
W |
68 - 41 |
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Wed |
1/25/12 |
Eaglecrest |
Arapahoe |
5:30 pm |
W |
60 - 45 |
| 13 |
Fri |
1/27/12 |
Cherokee Trail |
Cherokee Trail |
5:30 pm |
W |
60 - 54
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Wed |
2/1/12 |
Smoky Hill |
Arapahoe |
5:30 pm |
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84 - 36
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| 15 |
Wed |
2/8/12 |
Mullen |
Mullen |
5:30 pm |
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Fri |
2/10/12 |
Cherry Creek
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Arapahoe |
5:30 pm |
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| 17 |
Mon |
2/13/12 |
Grandview |
Arapahoe |
5:30 pm |
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| 18 |
Wed |
2/15/12 |
Overland |
Overland |
5:30 pm |
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Fri |
2/17/12 |
Eaglecrest |
Eaglecrest |
5:30 pm |
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Games in bold are Centennial League games |
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Back Row (L-R): Bryan Howey, Ethan Brunhofer, Daniel Kovacic, Matt Glasscock, Corbin Atwell, Griffin Hansen Middle Row (L-R): Student Manager Hannah Wood, Jeremy Kemp, Blake Nelson, JV Coach Pat Wilson, Mike Babb, Luc Weaver, Student Manager Courtney Bull Front Row (L-R): Nick Farmen. Not pictured: Brendan Till.
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Arapahoe vs Smoky Hill 2/1
Warrior JV 84, Smoky Hill Buffaloes 36
Playing one of their best offensive and defensive games of the season, the Warriors held the Buffaloes to only 36 points, while every player on the Arapahoe JV contributed to the 84 points scored by the Warriors. The defense forced one turnover after another and the offense, with only two 3 pointers (Bryan Howey) in the entire game, ran one fast break play after another, scoring most of their points on drives to the rim. With his best offensive game of the season, Luc Weaver was the high scorer for the Warriors. Arapahoe will be on their home court again Friday, 2/3/2012 against a tough Grandview team at 5:30 pm. Go Warriors!
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Arapahoe vs Cherokee Trail 1/27
Warrior JV 60, Cherokee Trail Cougers 54
While the Warriors lead 11-7 after the 1st quarter, 26-17 at the half, and 43-33 at the end of the 3rd quarter, the Cougers refused to go away, putting on a full court press in the last four minutes of the game, which disrupted the Warrior transition game. Several steals, and deadly 3 point shooting by the Couger's Josh Hulbert brought the Cougers to within 2 points of the Warriors. The Arapahoe players kept their poise, and a monster rebound by Blake Nelson and timely free throw shooting by Brendan Till and Nick Farmen in the last minute of the game preserved the win for Arapahoe. High scorers for the Warriors were Matt Glasscock and Corbin Atwell. Arapahoe will be on their home court on Wednesday, 2/1/2012 against Smoky Hill High School at 5:30 pm. Go Warriors!
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| Blake drains the free throw. |
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| Matt with the two-hand dunk! |
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| Bryan drives the baseline. |
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| Corbin for two points. |
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| Griff with the offensive rebound. |
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| Ethan taking it to the rim. |
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Arapahoe vs Eaglecrest 1/25
Warrior JV 60, Eaglecrest Raptors 45
In a game plagued by creative officiating and an inconsistent transition game from the Warriors, Arapahoe was still able to lead from tipoff until the final buzzer to complete a sweep of the Centennial League with a 60-45 win over Eaglecrest. High scorer for the Warriors was Matt Glasscock. The Arapahoe JV will begin the second round of Centennial League play on Friday, 1/27/2012 at Cherokee Trail High School at 5:30 pm. Go Warriors!
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| Corbin playing big. |
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| Blake controlling the ball. |
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| Daniel driving the lane. |
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| Nick on defense. |
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| Matt Skywalker |
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| Mike with a close friend. |
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| Ethan for three. |
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| Luke staring down the defense. |
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| Another easy layup for Matt. |
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| The defensive line. |
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| Swish - Daniel for three. |
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| Team Manager. |
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Arapahoe vs Overland 1/20
Warrior JV Tramples the Overland Trailblazers for a 68-41 Victory
The Overland Trailblazers were unable to stop the Warrior transition game or a smothering Warrior defense. Leading 24-9 after the 1st quarter, Arapahoe extended their lead to finish the half ahead 39-17. Daniel Kovacic, Matt Glasscock and Griff Hansen owned the paint, and Ethan Brunhofer, Corbin Atwell, and Blake Nelson owned the rim, resulting in a final score of 68-41. The next game for the Arapahoe JV will be Wednesday, 1/25/2012 at Arapahoe at 5:30 pm. against Eaglecrest High School. Go Warriors!
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Arapahoe vs Cherry Creek 1/18
Warrior JV Outlasts the Cherry Creek Bruins for a 59-56 Victory
Lackluster play by the Warriors, and consistent shooting by the Bruins kept the score closer than it needed to be for most of the game. Down 11-16 at the end of the 1st period, Arapahoe pulled ahead 27-26 at the half. In another game where every Warrior on the roster scored points, the Warriors held the lead at the end of the 3rd quarter 43-40. Tough play on offense by Ethan Brunhofer and Bryan Howey, and a smothering Warrior defense kept a late surge by the Bruins under control, resulting in a final score of 59-56. High scorers for Arapahoe were Bryan Howey and Ethan Brunhofer. The next game for the Arapahoe JV will be Friday, 1/20/2012 at Arapahoe at 5:30 pm. against Overland High School. Go Warriors!
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| Brendan's revenge from the line, late in the game. |
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| Corbin at the line. |
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| Ethan with the inbounds pass. |
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| Luke dominates on defense. |
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| Bryan, deadly at the line. |
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| Warrior JV Fans are AWESOME! |
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Arapahoe vs Mullen 1/13
Warrior JV Ride the Mullen Mustangs to another Centennial League Victory
Consistent and agressive team defense, 8 three pointers, and scoring by 10 of the JV players resulted in a Warrior win 66 - 45. With a first period score of 19-14, the Warriors turned up the offense to end the half ahead 42-26. More of the same in the second half resulted in a final score of 66-45 for the Warrior's fourth Centennial League win in as many games. High scorers for Arapahoe were Brandon Till and Corbin Atwell. The next game for the Arapahoe JV will be Wednesday, 1/18/2012 at Cherry Creek High School at 5:30 pm. Go Warriors!
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| Ethan driving to the rim. |
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| Griff at the line. |
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| Protecting the lane. |
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| Mike drives the lane. |
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| Bryan driving to the rim. |
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Arapahoe vs Grandview 1/11
Warrior JV Outlasts the Wolves 50-46
The Grandview Wolves, always tough, did not disappoint, as they couldn't miss a shot from the outside and controlled the paint for the first half of the game. Arapahoe was ahead at the end of the 1st period 9-8. Down 22-26 at the half, the Warriors gave up 4 more points at the beginning of the second half. Eight points behind, the Warriors came alive half way through the 3rd, finishing the period up 4 points 39-35. Agressive play by Bryan Howey, Nick Farmen, and Ethan Brunhofer, among others, kept the Warriors ahead to stay, with a final score of 50-46. The Warriors are now 3-0 in conference play. The next game for the Arapahoe JV will be Friday, 1/13/2012 at Arapahoe High School at 5:30 pm. against Mullen. Go Warriors!
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| Blake takes the jump shot. |
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| Daniel protecting the paint. |
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| Matt owns the rim. |
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| Mike on defense. |
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| Nick for three. |
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| Warriors running the Georgetown offense. |
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Arapahoe vs Smoky Hill 1/7
Warrior JV Drops a Century on Smoky Hill 100-64
Ahead by five points at the end of the first quarter and eleven points at the end of the first half, 46-35, the Warriors turned up the heat in the second half with an offensive charge that resulted in a score of 71-49 at the end of the third quarter and a final score of 100-64 for another Centennial League win for the Warriors. In double figures were Eathen Brunhofer (high scorer), Blake Nelson, Corbin Atwell, Jeremy Kemp (4 three pointers), Griff Hansen, and Brendan Till. The next game for the Arapahoe JV will be Wednesday, 1/11/2012 at Grandview High School at 5:30 pm. Go Warriors!
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| Warrior defense blankets the Buffalo offense. |
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| Jeremy Kemp takes the two pointer. |
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| Coach Wilson imparting his basketball wisdom. |
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| Bryan Howey sets up for the three pointer. |
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Arapahoe vs Cherokee Trail 1/4
Warrior JV Wins Centennial League Opener Against Cherokee Trail
While only ahead by one point at the end of the first half, a steady defense and control of the paint, with scoring by every player on the team, resulted in a final score of 49 - 35 in the Warrior's favor. High scorer for the Warriors was Ethan Brunhoffer. The next game for the Arapahoe JV will be Saturday, 1/7/2012 at Smoky Hill High School at 11:30 am. Go Warriors!
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Arapahoe vs Regis 12/16
Warriors Fall to Regis 51-61
Superior ball handling and a shooting percentage of 68% from the field and 92% from the foul line paced the Regis Raiders to a win over the Arapahoe Warriors. Down 5 points at the half, 22-27, the Warriors fought back several times in the second half to within three points of the Raiders, but were not able to sustain the pace against a Raiders team that frustrated a normally very agressive and successful Warrior defense with effective ball movement. High scorer for the Warriors was Blake Nelson. The next game for the Arapahoe JV will be Wednesday, 1/4/2012 at Arapahoe at 5:30 pm. against our first Centennial League opponent, Cherokee Trail. Go Warriors!
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| Luke drains a 3 pointer |
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| Ethan from the line |
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| Jeremy takes the three point shot |
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| Matt drives for the rim |
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| Cheerleaders Rock! |
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Arapahoe vs George Washington 12/10
Warrior JV 58, GW Patriots 62
The GW Patriots made virtually every shot they took and owned the paint for a 1st quarter score of 21-12 over Arapahoe. The Warriors fought back down only one point (32-31) at the half. Keeping the game close throughout the third period, the Warriors were down only four points at the end of three, 43-39. Arapahoe fell behind by 13 points in the fourth quarter, but were able to close to within one point several times toward the end of the quarter. Strong shooting and rebounding by the Patriots enabled GW to keep the Warriors at bay for a final score of 58-62. Arapahoe's next game will be Friday, 12/16, against Regis at Arapahoe at 5:30 pm. Go Warriors!
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Arapahoe vs Rangeview 12/8
Warrior JV 67, Rangeview Raiders 52
While the Warriors led from tipoff to the final buzzer, a tenacious offense and effective rebounding kept the Raiders from Rangeview within 10 points of the Warriors until the 4th quarter when Arapahoe pulled ahead for a final score of 67-52. While the high scorers for Arapahoe were Bryan Howey, Matt Glasscock, and Blake Nelson, the Warriors played true team offense, with everyone on the team scoring points. The next game for Arapahoe will be Saturday, 12/10, at George Washington High School at 12:30 pm. Go Warriors!
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Corbin, Bryan, and Nick wait for the rebound.
| Matt Glasscock leaves the paint.
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Nick Farmen's smothering defense shuts down the Raiders.
| Arapahoe offense spreads out the Raider defense.
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Arapahoe vs Heritage 12/4
Warrior JV 67, Heritage Eagles 47
The Warrior defense prevailed against a persistent Heritage Eagle offense for another JV win and a final score of 67-47. Acrobatic layups from Nick Farmen, timely scoring from Corbin Atwell, Grif Hansen, Luc Weaver, and Ethan Brunhofer, and smothering defense from Bryan Howey and Jeremy Kemp proved too much for the Eagles. High scorers for the Warriors were Matt Glasscock and Blake Nelson. The next game for the Warrior JV will be Thursday, 12/8 against Rangeview at 5:30 pm at Arapahoe. Go Warriors!
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Matt Glasscock boxes out Heritage center.
| Warrior defense smothers Heritage Eagles.
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Jeremy Kemp Drives the lane.
| Grif Hansen drains another free throw.
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Corbin Atwell, deadly at the free throw line.
| Blake Nelson takes the three pointer.
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JV Cheerleaders provide awesome support for Warrior Basketball!
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Arapahoe vs Palmer Ridge 12/2
Warrior JV Win Season Opener!
After an early 2-2 tie, the Warriors lead the game until the final buzzer against the 4A Bears from Monument, Colorado. With the Warriors ahead 14-4 at the end of the first quarter, the Bears threatened to catch the home team in the second quarter, coming within 10 points. Arapahoe rallied and the half ended with a score of 31-17. Strong offensive play from Bryan Howey, Luc Weaver, Grif Hansen, and Ethan Brunhofer paced the Warriors. As always, a strong Warrior defense blanketed the Bear offense, limiting them to only two points in the third quarter for a score of 40-19. Strong defensive play from Jeremy Kemp, Corbin Atwell, and Blake Nelson, and Matt Glasscock's ownership of the paint in the second half resulted in a final score of 56-23. The Warrior's next game is Monday, December 5th, against cross town rival Heritage at 7:00 pm. at Arapahoe. Go Warriors!
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"Although I wanted my players to work to win, I tried to convince them they had always won when they had done their best"
John Wooden
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