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Jonathan Kirshner
Record Searchlight staff
December 19, 2003 — 2:12 a.m.
RED BLUFF — This
wasn't exactly the way Enterprise High School point guard Brody Angley
pictured his first game back after missing the first six games of the
season.
In his first action since pulling a hamstring late in the football
season, Angley scored 10 points, pulled down five rebounds and dished
out five assists, but the Hornets still fell to South Medford 87-54 on
Thursday in the first round of the 14th annual Red Bluff Holiday
Classic.
The Hornets (3-4) will play Helix of La Mesa today at 1 p.m. in the
consolation bracket, while South Medford will face Pleasant Valley,
which beat Helix 65-51 earlier in the day, in the semifinals at 5:30
p.m.
"It felt great to be out there," said Angley, who connected on his
first three shots, including a game-opening 3-pointer. "Instead of
watching, it was a lot better to be on the court."
With Angley in the starting lineup, Enterprise challenged the
Panthers — who are the second-ranked team in the state of Oregon in
class 4A — opening the game on a 7-0 run.
Angley, who played in spurts throughout the entire game to gain his
wind back and to prevent reinjuring his hamstring, opened the game with
a 3-pointer and, two minutes later, hit another jumper to give the
Hornets the early lead.
Enterprise wins error-filled
battle of sputtering offenses
Robert Jordan
Record Searchlight
Web Posted: Saturday,
January 17, 2004
A field goal and safety is all that
separated Enterprise High School from Shasta. Whoops, wrong sport.
In a game where the scoring resembled a gridiron match, the Hornets boys
basketball team beat the Wolves 41-36 on Friday night in an Eastern Athletic
League contest at Shasta.
Hornet point guard Brody Angley scored a game-high 16 points and pulled down a
team-high 11 rebounds to help Enterprise pick up its 11th win of the season and
stay tied atop the EAL with Pleasant Valley at 3-0.
"It was kind of a rough game," said Angley. "We didn't play that well. No
excuses though. They played a good tight game, and you have to give them
credit."
Angley scored seven of the Hornets' first 11 points — connecting on three
straight field goals, a bank shot, layup and 3-pointer to help Enterprise (3-0
EAL, 11-4) start the game on an 11-2 run.
"Going into the game we thought
if we could keep Brody to 16 to 18 points and do the work on the rest of the
guys we would have a shot," (Shasta coach Joe) Franco said. "We did that, but
offensively we didn't play well."
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Record Searchlight staff
>size="-1">RED BLUFF — This
> wasn't exactly the way Enterprise High School point
>guard Brody Angley
> pictured his first game back after missing the first
>six games of the
> season.
>
In his first action since pulling a hamstring
>late in the football
> season, Angley scored 10 points, pulled down five
>rebounds and dished
> out five assists, but the Hornets still fell to
>South Medford 87-54 on
> Thursday in the first round of the 14th annual Red
>Bluff Holiday
> Classic.
>
The Hornets (3-4) will play Helix of La Mesa
>today at 1 p.m. in the
> consolation bracket, while South Medford will face
>Pleasant Valley,
> which beat Helix 65-51 earlier in the day, in the
>semifinals at 5:30
> p.m.
>
"It felt great to be out there," said
>Angley, who connected on his
> first three shots, including a game-opening
>3-pointer. "Instead of
> watching, it was a lot better to be on the
>court."
>
With Angley in the starting lineup, Enterprise
>challenged the
> Panthers — who are the second-ranked team in the
>state of Oregon in
> class 4A — opening the game on a 7-0 run.
>
Angley, who played in spurts throughout the
>entire game to gain his
> wind back and to prevent reinjuring his hamstring,
>opened the game with
> a 3-pointer and, two minutes later, hit another
>jumper to give the
> Hornets the early
>lead.
>
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Re: Thr 22-Jan-04 Update -- Big Valley Bronco, 02:54:26 01/29/04 Thu
the latest update from www.prepbeat.com
Hornets
keep home streak alive vs. PV
Enterprise
boys on top if(sic)
EAL standings
Robert Jordan
Record Searchlight
Web Posted: Thursday, January 22, 2004
The last time the Enterprise High School boys basketball team lost at home was two years ago to Pleasant Valley, and senior point guard Brody Angley was just a sophomore.
On Wednesday night the Vikings -- who beat the Hornets earlier this season 61-47 at the Harlan Carter Invitational -- were hoping the past would repeat itself.
But Angley -- who missed the season's first matchup with a pulled hamstring -- scored 16 points and dished out seven assists, and the rest of the Hornets defended their home court, beating the Vikings 54-43 at Manatowa Gymnasium.
"Pleasant Valley is always a good battle," said Angley. "Every time we play them, they always bring their A game. So we have to play hard all 32 minutes."
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