Final Standings

JHS SOPHOMORE GIRLS - 2006-2007 CONFERENCE CHAMPS

Girls,

I want to take this opportunity to thank each and every one of you for what probably was my favorite season ever. Thank you. Great attitudes, hard work and knowing when to be serious and when to have fun will stick with me for a long time. For some of you, this might be the end of basketball, if it is, then remember how well you got along, how hard you worked and how well you played, despite your coach. For the girls who will continue, remember the little things and the fundamentals because those are what make you great. Keep working hard. For everyone, just because the season is over, it doesn't mean that you can't stop by and say hello or ask me for math help or let me tell you to stay away from boys (they're yucky!), except for Alex.

Thanks for being great role models for my kids.

Thanks,

Coach Frey

Final Stats

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Chandler
Elizabeth
Courtney
Sliv
Laura
Tara
Alexis
Amanda
Elly
Myka
Heather
Brittany

JHS Sophs vs. Prairie Ridge - February 9, 2007

JHS 38
Prairie Ridge 37

WOW!

With 0.0 seconds on the clock and the scored tied, Heather Miller is fouled in the act of shooting. Having 2 shots to make one and clinch the outright conference championship and an undefeated conference season, Heather drills the first throw to win the game for the Hawks.

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Miller gets fouled
Miller hits free throw

After a 1 - 2 start, the Hawks won 18 out of their last 19 to finish at 19 - 3. The Hawks went undefeated in the conference (10 - 0 ) and undefeated in 2007 (11 - 0.)

Game Stats
Season Stats

JHS Sophs vs. Grayslake North - Monday, February 5

JHS 34
Graylake North 22

Heather Miller outscored Grayslake 10 - 9 in the first quarter and Courtney Bielis did the same in the 3rd as the Hawks cruised to the victory over the Knights. But which of the 2 had the better game? Miller scored 13, had 10 rebounds and 4 steals. Bielis had 10 points, 5 rebounds, 6 assists and 7 steals. The Skyhawk victory clinched at least a tie for the Fox Valley Fox Division Championship in Johnsburg's first season in the conference. Alexis Wisniewski's consecutive free throw streak ended at 14.

The victory put the sophs' record at 18 - 3 overall and 9 - 0 in the conference.

The Skyhawks take on 8 - 1 Prairie Ridge on Friday.

Game Stats

JHS Sophs vs. Crystal Lake Central - Saturday, February 2, 2007

JHS 36
Crystal Lake Central 29

Falling behind 6 - 4 after 1 period, the sophomore Skyhawks outscored the Tigers 27 - 3 in the second and third quarters to lead 31 - 9 going into the 4th quarter.

10 Skyhawks scored in the game with Elly Nusser and Alexis Wisniewski leading the way with 6 each.

The Hawks move to 17 - 3 on the season and 8 - 0 in the Fox Valley.

Monday night, Johnsburg travels to Grayslake North, where a victory will wrap up a conference title.

Game Stats

JHS Sophs vs. Grayslake Central - February 1, 2007

JHS 53
Grayslake Central 41

The Hawks made 11 of their first 13 shots to run out to a 24 to 16 lead, including scoring a season high 20 points in the first quarter. Heather Miller scored all of her 10 points in the opening stanza. At halftime the Hawks were ahead, 34 - 19. The high scoring Rams wouldn't go away though and the sophs played well, ran their offense and got plenty of layups to beat Grayslake by 12.

Alexis Wisniewski had a Skyhawk season high of 19 points and added 6 rebounds, 3 steals and 3 blocks.

Heather Miller finished with 10 points, 11 rebounds and 2 steals.

Courtney Bielis continued to be the most unselfish Skyhawk, dishing out 6 assists.

Chandler Sommerfeldt had 4 assists and 3 steals.

Tara Stefka ripped down 7 rebounds.

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