All Iowa Attack Tryouts

August 4th, 2010

We are excited to announce on Sunday, August 22 we will be holding tryouts for our 3rd – 8th grade girls and boys teams for the 2010 – 2011 season at the following times:  (Register for and attend the time slot according to the grade your son/daughter will be entering in the fall of 2010)

1:00 pm – 2:30 pm           3rd, 4th & 5th grade girls

2:30 – 4:00                         6th, 7th & 8th grade girls

4:00 – 5:30                         3rd, 4th & 5th grade boys

5:30 – 7:00                         6th, 7th & 8th grade boys

Tryouts will be held at the All Iowa Attack facility located at 1005 Dickinson Ave., Ames, IA 50014.

The Tryout Fee is $20.00 for all players that are not currently on an All Iowa Attack team.

We will have limited space at the tryouts so please email Dickson Jensen at ddjensen2010@gmail.com if you will be attending the tryouts with the following items:

1.  Child’s name, age and grade in fall 2010

2. Parents names, phone number and address

3. Child’s previous basketball experience and skill level

4.  Child’s school

Please recognize the All Iowa Attack program is a high level, high commitment private basketball club.  We will be filling only a few spots for each age group.  Please review our website for other information, such as the clubs philosophy, coaches, 2009 – 2010 rosters and schedules, fees, etc.

2010 Fall Skills Training Academy

August 3rd, 2010

Shooting, Defense, Ball Handling, Agility…

All Iowa Attack Basketball will be offering Fall Skills Training. The program is designed to take advantage of six weeks during the fall in order to prepare for the winter season. 

The All Iowa Attack staff has a program in mind to focus on developing the younger players and preparing the older players for their high school seasons. During this six week time frame, September 12th through October 21st, players will be working on their weaknesses and adding new skills to their games to create a more complete player.

All Iowa Attack believes in working harder and more often than the competition. Fall Skills Training is a great time to put this theory to work and for us to jump ahead of the competition by working on our mental and physical skills.

The fee for Fall Skills will be $150 for all AIA members, which is due by September 12th, 2010. Coach Keith “Lefty” Moore, Lindsey Medders Fennelly along with the other All Iowa Attack coaches, will be conducting the Fall Skills sessions. The sessions will be at the All Iowa Attack facility, West Towne Courts, at 1005 Dickinson, Ames.

Non-AIA members are still welcome, however spots are limited! Please email Dickson Jensen at ddjensen2010@gmail.com to sign up. The fee will be $300 for all non-members for the entire Fall Skills Academy.

There are 24 sessions available during the six week period, so we encourage all players to take advantage of this opportunity and attend as many sessions as their schedules allow.

Check out the Calendar for 2010 Fall Skills dates and times! Sessions will be Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday.

Ganon Baker Camp

May 24th, 2010

All Iowa Attack is excited for the opportunity to host a camp presented by Ganon Baker of Nike Basketball. He is the most sought after camp director in all of the country. He has worked with many of the best players in the NBA and is the best of the best trainer that Nike or anyone has to offer. For more information on him and his camps, go to www.ganonbakerbasketball.com. This camp will be a four hour section of court instruction time. The camp will end with a one hour section of watching Ganon work out Harrison Barnes in front of the players and having them pick up on some drills that Harrison works through. This will be an outstanding camp full of new drills and techniques that can really challenge our kids. Don’t miss out on one of the best camps of the summer! This camp is available to current AIA players only.

Facility Update

January 27th, 2010

We are very excited to report the new Attack facility is now complete!

New Facility

The new home for All Iowa Attack will be called West Towne Courts and is located at 1005 Dickinson, Ames, IA.

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Summer Camps

January 13th, 2010

All Iowa Attack has posted information regarding the summer camps they will be hosting on our website.  Please look for information regarding these summer camps under the Training section of this website.  If you have additional questions, please email Dickson Jensen at ddjensen2010@gmail.com or by phone at 515-291-5011.

Summer Camps

January 2nd, 2010

June Development Camps – 1st – 8th grade boys and girls

All Iowa Attack will be offering the most fundamental, complete development camps available for various age groups and all skill levels during the month of June.  Our camps are eight, 2 hour sessions, spread out over the 4 weeks of June conducted by Keith “Lefty” Moore and other All Iowa Attack Staff, including several current and former collegiate basketball players.  The camps will teach the players all facets of the game from passing, dribbling, shooting, defending, rebounding and  team work, etc.  The camps format allows the player to learn as the summer goes on, as well as gives the camper time to work on these skills on their own in order to see maximum improvement from the beginning of June to the end of June.  The camps are age and gender specific with the 1st and 2nd grade girls and boys on Monday and Wednesday mornings. The 3rd and 4th grade girls and boys Tuesday and Thursday mornings.  The 5th & 6th grade girls and boys Monday and Wednesday afternoons.  The 7th & 8th grade girls and boys Tuesday and Thursday afternoons.  This 16 hours of training will advance the young player to another level in their game due to the quality of instruction, high speed of play at the camp and the work ethic that is expected from the campers.  The 1st & 2nd grade players will compete on 8 foot rims, the 3rd and 4th grade players will compete on 9 foot rims and all other ages will compete on 10 foot rims with everyone using the standard 28.5 basketball.  The camps are held at the new West Towne Courts, home of All Iowa Attack, at 1005 Dickinson, Ames.  The camps are limited to 24 campers per grouping. The fee for the camp is $240.00.  Please sign up for the grade your son/daughter will be in the fall of 2010.  AIA members do not have to sign up for the camps, it is included in your fee structure.   Please see the attached registration form and mail it along with payment to All Iowa Attack, 4611 Mortenson, Suite 106, Ames, IA 50014.  The first 24 paid campers for each age/gender group will be allowed in the camp.

 

Click here for registration for June Development Camps

 

OFFENSIVE SKILLS CAMPS – END OF JULY/FIRST OF AUGUST - 3rd – 8th GRADE BOYS & GIRLS

All Iowa Attack will be offering four, 2 hours/day offensive skills mini camps conducted by Keith “Lefty” Moore and additional current and former collegiate basketball players.  These four hour sessions are intended to help elevate the campers offensive skills by instructing proper shooting technique, dribbling skills, scoring off of the dribble, proper passing techniques, as well as, all facets of the offensive game. Please sign up for the grade your son/daughter will be in the fall of 2010.  AIA members do not have to sign up for the camps, it is included in your fee structure. These camps will be limited to 20 campers/session to allow individual attention for all campers. 

Camp 1 is on Monday and Tuesday, July 26 & 27.  Camp 2 is on Wednesday and Thursday, July 28 & 29.  Camp 3 is on Monday and Tuesday, August 2 & 3.  Camp 4 is on Wednesday and Thursday, August 4 & 5.  Please see registration form for exact times of each age group.  The cost of camp is $75.00.  If a camper desires to attend a 2nd, 3rd, or 4th camp, the cost would be an additional $60.00/additional camp that they attend.

This camp is designed for campers of all skill levels and in particular, boys and girls who may have participated in other summer sports/activities and would like a quality, fundamental offensive skilled camp to complete their summer training.  Likewise, those that attended our June camps hopefully continued their training throughout July and wish to come back to the Attack Coaches for further development of their game.  These camps are a great way to round out your summer basketball experiences.

Due to limited number of campers allowed, please mail today your registration form found on the link below and payment to; All Iowa Attack, 4611 Mortenson, Suite 106, Ames, IA 50014.

 

Click here for registration for any of the offensive skills camps

Harrison Barnes to UNC

November 27th, 2009

Harrison Barnes, the nations #1 recruit in the Class of 2009 by multiple rating services, has announced his decision to further his basketball career at the University of North Carolina.  In a press conference at the Ames High Gymnasium, where nearly 2,000 supporters and fans of Harrison were in attendance, Harrison announced his decision to go to North Carolina over Kansas, Oklahoma, UCLA, Iowa State, and Duke.  It was also covered live by ESPNU.  We are proud of Harrison and his accomplishments, and it has been a joy to see him grow as a young man and basketball player since he began with All Iowa Attack in the 5th grade.  Harrison has developed into an outstanding basketball player and even more importantly as an outstanding individual of character, honesty, and hard work.  Harrison will always be important to All Iowa Attack and we wish him and his teammates the best in his upcoming Ames High season and his future at North Carolina.  Congratulations Harrison!!! Go Tar Heels!

Hosted Tournaments

September 12th, 2009

AIA hosts some of the best tournaments in the midwest located in the best facilities with great organization and quality teams, all at an affordable price. Our tournaments have been some of the best tournaments for years.  We have AIA Shootouts 1 & 2, Cyclone Boys and Girls Showdown, AIA Shootouts 3 & 4, Midwest Festival of Teams, Midwest Girls Classic, and Super 16.  These tournaments have proven to be successful, that is why so many of you have attended them over the years. Please check out this years dates and information under the Hosted Events section and sign up today to ensure your spot in our events.

Individual Training

August 3rd, 2009

Individual Training

For individual basketball workouts contact one of our two Attack trainers below to schedule a workout time at your convenience.

Lefty Moore / 919-389-2099 / keithmoore14@yahoo.com

Blake Jensen / 515-291-0916 / blakezjensen@gmail.com

$30 / hour for AIA members
$45 / hour for non AIA members

*reduced fee: 10 sessions or small group sessions (3-4 players) = $20 / hour

President’s Letter – Fall 2009

August 1st, 2009

I want to keep you updated on the future of All Iowa Attack Basketball. I am working hard to get a building drawing completed and to get the city’s approval to build our new home in west Ames. I’m working towards a very nice two floor facility. Things appear to be going very well and I am very excited for it to keep progressing.

We have now established a good, maybe great, core of young men and women for our teams for next year. The girls will have teams in the grades 3-11, and the boys will have teams in the grades 3-11. A high school boys team is a possibility. I’ll be focusing more on that when the time comes. My coaches will continue to be a combination of parent coaches with some partially paid coaches. We will also be having some paid coaches that will be specializing in training the kids. The coaches along with the rosters will be announced in the upcoming weeks. I plan on using my gym until the new facility is finished. The estimated completion time is December 1. We will have Fall Skills beginning in September. I will be sending out more specific information as the time gets closer. The focus of Fall Skills is basic training/practices for our younger teams and a preparation for our high school girls for their upcoming season. I think you will like my plan and ideas that I will notify you when the time comes.

If you know any younger boys or girls that could potentially be All Iowa Attack players and families, please have them contact me directly (515-291-5011) so that I can talk to them about their chances of being on one of the All Iowa Attack teams.

People have asked me where our teams will play and what the fees will be. Let me attempt to answer those questions. The younger teams, grades 3-8, will play fairly locally. The boys will stay local even more than the girls, as there are more boys teams than girls teams locally. During the winter, October through March (6 months), we will probably play twice a month on average (10 tournaments). We may travel to Kansas City, Iowa City, Cedar Rapids, or Omaha; but mostly we will play in Des Moines, Ankeny, and Ames. We will attend 2-4 regional events in the 10-11 tournaments, so we will be challenged by playing many good teams and some great teams. We will win some and lose some, but we will learn, get better, and have a lot of fun! The girls schedule fits the model above and similar to years before.

The spring/summer season, April-July (4 months), will have a similar feel as above. However, there will be a bit more travel and a bit higher level of play. The girls schedule for next year will be similar for the older girls with a few national trips and quality local event against the country’s best club. The younger girls will play more locally than the high school girls. The younger girls will play in places like Wichita, Kansas, Minnesota, Des Moines, Ames, and probably AAU Nationals at their respective grade levels. They need to play where they can be successful and yet be challenged appropriately. In April-July, the 4-8 grade boys will play about 8 tournaments in Des Moines, Iowa City, Minnesota, Kansas City, Milwaukee, Kansas, Ames, etc. Their schedules will be dictated by team personnel and player/coaches availability.  I hope that makes sense and it will work out great.  The program is nearly year round and will have lots of training; skill development; great coaches; quality facilities; excellent communication and organization; and full of quality young men, women, and families. We will play plus or minus 16 tournaments for grades under 8th (plus or minus 80 games) and plus or minus 8 tournaments for high school kids (plus or minus 45 games).

The fee structure is hard to know until I figure out all my expenses. My goal is to do this all for the kids, but with today’s economy I need to try to get all my expenses covered. I am trying to figure out how to run the program with the least amount of expenses but maintain the high level of quality. The goal is to have coaches who want to do this for the kids and will put time into accomplishing the task. I will have to pay the mortgage, taxes, utilities, cleaning, etc on the building so we will have a facility fee.  That fee will depend on how many players I have and what the above bills come out to be. I am hoping the facility fee will be around $75/month for players living outside of the Ames area (30 miles or more). The fee for the players living in the Ames area will be around $100/month so that they can use the facility anytime they want. The tournament fees will be an obvious reimbursable expense. I hope you understand this is preliminary and I will have scholarship dollars for those who need it. Money should not be a reason not to play and should be reasonable which I think you will see that it is.

Thanks for reading all this and let me know any questions you have.

Dickson

Goals and Expectations

August 1st, 2009

The All Iowa Attack Basketball Program is dedicated to serving the youth in Iowa by supporting their academic and athletic goals. The following guide our program:

  1. To use basketball as a platform to teach life lessons and character development such as how to be a leader, handle adversity, and work in a team setting. We believe that these disciplines can be used on and off the court and we take every opportunity to instill them into our athletes.
  2. To develop a basketball program that is accessible to athletes who desire to become excellent. If this desire is present, then we believe that nothing should stand in the way of the player achieving this goal. We aim to break down the barriers created by financial situations, abilities, and demographics in order to give every opportunity of excellence.
  3. To provide opportunities for our athletes to share quality time with family and friends in practice and on road trips. Our desire is to give our athletes and their families something positive and constructive to do with their time.
  4. To improve basketball skills. We want our athletes to be the best basketball players they can be. This requires a lot of practice, training, and working on weaknesses. This is the tough part, it means working hard, and we will push them to work harder than they want to.
  5. To develop quality individuals who value integrity, fairness, responsibility, and maturity. We expect our athletes to approach every game with the mindset of upholding All Iowa Attack as a classy program. This means demonstrating good sportsmanship and proper basketball etiquette by respecting the opposing players, coaches, and officials.
  6. To provide opportunities for the players’ future. Most of these athletes will have very successful basketball experiences. Some may play varsity their freshmen or sophomore year of high school. Many will get the opportunity to play at some level of college basketball, thus many getting their college education paid for. Whatever their length of experience, we want to give them the opportunity to play at the highest level possible, and we believe that means working hard at it right now.

Player and Parent Expectations

We as an organization understand there are other things in life besides basketball. We ask that you make you best effort to keep you commitment to the organization, coach, and most important, you fellow teammates.

We expect each player to:

  1. Come to practice ready to practice, ready to learn something new, or to enhance the skills that they already possess.
  2. Be on time for practice and attend all practice sessions.
  3. Notify the coach in advance if they can’t attend.
  4. Attend all tournaments, display good sportsmanship and team spirit.
  5. Come to every game and expect to come out a winner if you have given your all.
  6. Maintain a minimum 2.0 GPA (“C”)

We expect each parent to:

  1. Get their athletes to practice and tournaments on time.
  2. Stay updated through emails and the website.
  3. Make all payments on time.
  4. Help during home tournaments.

Overall expectation:

“Let the coaches coach, players play, officials officiate, and parents cheer!”

Girls 8U-3rd Grade

July 31st, 2009

Head Coach:  TBD

TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

November 13 – November 14       Indianola
November 20 – November 21       Net Fest – Ames
December 11 – December 12      Des Moines
December 18 – December 19      Des Moines
January 15 – January 16              Cyclone Girls Showdown – Ames
January 29 – January 30              Indianola
February                                      8U State AAU – Des Moines
February                                      3rd grade State AAU – Des Moines
April 30 – May 1                           Springfield
June 4 – June 5                            MAYB – Des Moines
June 10 – June 12                        Midwest Girls Classic – Ames
June 18 – June 19                        Summer Jam – Minneapolis
July 6 – July 8                               Super 16 – Ames

Girls 9U-4th Grade

July 31st, 2009

Head Coach: Betsey Devenney

Karlee Ahrenholtz – Ballard
Carolyn Ausman – Nevada
Ashley Iiams – Ames
Taryn Lindaman – Johnston
Ashley Neal – Ankeny
Ami Penquite – Southeast Polk
Shayia Schulze – North Polk
Jessica Stuart – Southeast Polk

TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

November 13 – November 14       Indianola
November 20 – November 21       Net Fest – Ames
December 11 – December 12      Des Moines
December 18 – December 19      Des Moines
January 15 – January 16              Cyclone Girls Showdown – Ames
January 29 – January 30              Indianola
February                                      9U State AAU – Des Moines
February                                      4th grade State AAU – Des Moines
April 30 – May 1                           Springfield
June 4 – June 5                            MAYB – Des Moines
June 10 – June 12                        Midwest Girls Classic – Ames
June 18 – June 19                        Summer Jam – Minneapolis
July 6 – July 8                               Super 16 – Ames

Girls 10U-5th Grade

July 31st, 2009

Head Coach:  Mark Thomsen & Jim Keislar

Kelly Friedrich – Ames
Livvy Hampton – Gilbert
Abby Keislar – West Marshall
Karsyn Thomsen – Carroll Kuemper
Amara Lipsey – Ames
Brianda Bane – Maxwell
Danny Barker – Winterset

TOURNMENT SCHEDULE

November 13 – November 14        Indianola
November 20 – November 21        Corhusker Invitational – Lincoln, NE
November 26 – November 29        Plaza Lights – Kansas City
December 11 – December 12       Des Moines
December 18 – December 19       Panther Shootout – Cedar Falls
January 15 – January 16                Cyclone Girls Showdown – Ames
January 29 – January 30                Indianola
February                                        10U State AAU – Des Moines
February                                        5th grade State AAU – Des Moines
April 16 – April 17                           MN Fury Spring Showdown – Minneapolis
April 30 – May 1                             Springfield
June 4 – June 5                              MAYB – Des Moines
June 10 – June 12                          Midwest Girls Classic – Ames
June 18 – June 19                          Summer Jam – Minneapolis
July 6 – July 8                                 Super 16 – Ames

Girls 11U-6th Grade

July 31st, 2009

Head Coach:  Chris Hungerford

Claire Ausman – Nevada
Macayla Criswell – Winterset
Xarianna Hiraldo – Gilbert
Brianna Hersom – Southeast Polk
Kyra Hungerford – Marshalltown
Mia Rosener – Des Moines Roosevelt
Ryan Weiss – Ames

TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

November 13 – November 14        Indianola
November 20 – November 21        Cornhusker Invitational – Lincoln
November 26 – November 29        Plaza Lights – Kansas City
December 11 – December 12       Des Moines
December 18 – December 19       Panther Shootout – Cedar Falls
January 15 – January 16                Cyclone Girls Showdown – Ames
January 29 – January 30                Indianola
February                                         11U State AAU – Des Moines
February                                         6th grade State AAU – Des Moines
April 16 – April 17                            MN Fury Spring Showdown – Minneapolis
April 30 – May 1                              Springfield
June 4 – June 5                              MAYB – Des Moines
June 10 – June 12                          Midwest Girls Classic – Ames
June 18 – June 19                          Summer Jam – Minneapolis
July 6 – July 8                                 Super 16 – Ames

Girls 12U-7th Grade

July 31st, 2009

Head Coach: Deb Yount-Woods & Mike Frisk

AIA 7th Woods

Emilee Brammer – Ames
Rachel Danielson – Mason City
Ashton Donels – Southeast Polk
Allee Ira – Southeast Polk
Anna Langel – Ogden
Paige Nicholson- Indianola
Abby Penquite – Southeast Polk
Jade Woods – Altoona – Southeast Polk

AIA 7th Frisk

Madison Edwards – Southeast Polk
Emily Frisk – Ames
Kendyl Lindaman – Johnston
Allexis Mahanna – Johnston
Lexi Merritt – Des Moines
Sara Neal – Ankeny
Casey Stuart – Southeast Polk
Sarah Wilken – Ballard

TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

November 13 – November 14        Indianola (Frisk)
November 20 – November 21        Cornhusker Invitational – Lincoln (Woods)
November 20 – November 21        Roosevelt – Des Moines (Frisk)
November 26 – November 28       Plaza Lights – Kansas City (Woods)
December 11 – December 12       Hawkeye Shootout – Iowa City (Woods)
December 11 – December 12       Des Moines (Frisk)
December 18 – December 19       Panther Shootout – Cedar Falls (Woods)
December 18 – December 19       Des Moines (Frisk)
January 15 – January 16                Cyclone Girls Showdown – Ames (Woods & Frisk)
January 29 – January 30                Indianola (Woods & Frisk)
February                                         12U State AAU – Des Moines (Woods & Frisk)
February                                         7th grade State AAU – Des Moines (Woods & Frisk)
April 16 – April 17                           MN Fury Spring Showdown – Minneapolis (Woods & Frisk)
April 30 – May 1                              Springfield (Woods & Frisk)
June 4 – June 5                               MAYB – Des Moines (Woods & Frisk)
June 10 – June 12                           Midwest Girls Classic – Ames (Woods & Frisk)
June 18 – June 19                          Summer Jam – Minneapolis (Woods)
June 18 – June 19                           Iowa City (Frisk)
July 6 – July 8                                 Super 16 – Ames (Woods & Frisk)
July 22 – July 24                             Battle of the Plains – Kansas City (Woods)

Girls 13U-8th Grade

July 31st, 2009

Coach: Ken Johnson & Barb Lorenzen

Kierstyn Bauer – Carroll Kuemper
Ashton Connelly – Emmetsburg
Mariah Criswell – Winterset
Jade Cunningham – Panorama
Maria Dentlinger – Carroll Kuemper
Audrey Faber – West Des Moines Dowling
Grace Gibbons – Perry
Brittany Hammes – Roland Story
Maggie Lowe – Perry
Hannah Mumm – Ames
Alexa Naig – Emmetsburg
Molly Sanders – Ames
Courtney Van Houweling – Prairie City
Macy Williams – Tabor
Brittany Zimmer – Des Moines Christian

TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

November 13 – November 14       Indianola (TBD 2)
November 20 – November 21       Cornhusker Invitational – Lincoln (TBD 1)
November 20 – November 21       Roosevelt – Des Moines (TBD 2)
November 26 – November 29       Plaza Lights – Kansas City (TBD 1)
December 11 – December 12       Hawkeye Shootout – Iowa City (TBD 1)
December 11 – December 12       Des Moines (TBD 2)
December 18 – December 19       Panther Shootout – Cedar Falls (TBD 1)
December 18 – December 19       Des Moines (TBD 2)
January 15 – January 16                Cyclone Girls Showdown – Ames (TBD 1 & TBD 2)
January 29 – January 30                Indianola (TBD 1 & TBD 2)
February                                        13U State AAU – Des Moines (TBD 1 & TBD 2)
February                                        8th grade State AAU – Des Moines (TBD 1 & TBD 2)
March 26 – March 27                     Des Moines (TBD 1 & TBD 2)
April 2 – April 3                               Des Moines (TBD 1 & TBD 2)
April 16 – April 17                           MN Fury Spring Showdown – Minneapolis (TBD 1 & TBD 2)
April 30 – May 1                             Springfield (TBD 1 & TBD 2)
June 4 – June 5                              MAYB – Des Moines (TBD 1 & TBD 2)
June 10 – June 12                          Midwest Girls Classic – Ames (TBD 1 & TBD 2)
June 18 – June 19                          Summer Jam – Minneapolis (TBD 1)
July 6 – July 8                                 Super 16 – Ames (TBD 1 & TBD 2)
July 22 – July 24                             Battle of the Plains – Kansas City (TBD 1)

Girls 14U-9th Grade

July 31st, 2009

Head Coach: Ken Johnson & Justin Morton
Assistant Coach: Mark Mellman, Morgan Herrick, & Betsy Devenney

Shareece Burrell – Des Moines
Hayden Butler – West Des Moines
Renise Collier – Urbandale
Paige Greiner – Williamsburg
Taylor Joens – Johnston
Tina Lane – Williamsburg
Haley Lorenzen – Iowa City
Myah Mellman – Mason City
Annie Penquite – Southeast Polk
Jamie Steyer – Ames
Taylor Tanner – Victor
Lyndsay Terpstra – Lynnville Sully
Natalie Vance – Ames

TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

March 26 – March 27                   Des Moines AAU State (Johnson & Morton)
April 2 – April 3                             Des Moines AAU State (Johnson & Morton)
April 15 – April 17                         Deep South Classic – Raleigh, NC (Johnson)
April 16 – April 17                         River City Hoops – Omaha (Morton)
April 30 – May 1                           Springfield (Johnson & Morton)
June 4 – June 5                            MAYB – Des Moines (Morton)
June 10 – June 12                        Midwest Girls Classic – Ames (Johnson & Morton)
June 18 – June 19                        Summer Jam – Minneapolis (Johnson)
July 6 – July 8                               Super 16 – Ames (Johnson & Morton)
July 9 – July 15                            15U AAU Nationals – Orlando (Johnson)
July 22 – July 24                           Battle of the Plains – Kansas City (Johnson & Morton)

Girls 15U-10th Grade

July 31st, 2009

 

Head Coach: Dickson Jensen & Justin Morton
Assistant Coach: Morgan Herrick, Betsy Devenney, & Ally Jensen

Katie Ahrenholtz – Ballard
Alexis Albrecht – Carroll Kuemper
Chelsea Anderson – Prairie Valley
Mallory Boyle – New Sharon
Jadda Buckley – Mason City
Ashley Dalsing – Waukee
Hayley Drewelow – New Hampton
Mackenzie Freeman – Silver Lake, KS
Sara Heywood – Estherville
Brittany Holdsworth – Carroll
Shaya Kellogg – Ames
Jaclyn Rittgers – Prairie Valley
Madelin Robson – Ankeny
Taylor Still – Mt. Ayr
Morgan Vorba – Mason City
Megan Wanatee – Tama
Madison Weekly – Benton Community
Mariah Welter – Ft. Dodge

TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

March 26 – March 27                   Des Moines AAU State (Jensen & Morton)
April 2 – April 3                             Des Moines AAU State (Jensen & Morton)
April 15 – April 17                         Deep South Classic – Raleigh, NC (Jensen)
April 16 – April 17                         River City Hoops – Omaha (Morton)
April 30 – May 1                           Springfield (Jensen & Morton)
June 4 – June 5                            MAYB – Des Moines (Morton)
June 10 – June 12                        Midwest Girls Classic – Ames (Jensen & Morton)
June 18 – June 19                        Summer Jam – Minneapolis (Jensen)
July 6 – July 8                               Super 16 – Ames (Jensen & Morton)
July 9 – July 15                             15U AAU Nationals – Orlando (Jensen)
July 22 – July 24                           Battle of the Plains – Kansas City (Jensen & Morton)
July 25 – July 26                          Tartan Meltdown – Minneapolis (Jensen)

Girls 16U-11th Grade

July 31st, 2009

 

Head Coach: Dickson Jensen & Justin Morton
Assitant Coach: Randy Mauro, Morgan Herrick, Betsy Devenney

Katelyn Anderson – Solon
Maddie Bosworth – WDM Dowling
Erin Brown – WDM Dowling
Madi Drees – Carroll Kuemper
Haley Faber – WDM Dowling
Genna Gibbons – Perry
RandiJo Gorman – Boone
Ashley Holubar – Solon
Alyssa Johnson – Estherville
Dani Kock – ArWeVa
Morgan Mauro – Des Moines
Payton Mellman – Mason City
Paige Naig – Emmetsburg
Jessie Pauley – OA – Battle Creek Ida Grove
Mckenzie Piper – Keokuk
Kerri Pothoff – Carroll Keumper
Jenna Power – Ames
Cheyenne Pritchard – Ames
Rachel Sage – Ballard
Tember Schechinger – IKM-Manning
Morgan Vandersloot – Storm Lake

TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

March 26 – March 27                   Des Moines AAU State (Jensen & Morton)
April 2 – April 3                             Des Moines AAU State (Jensen & Morton)
April 15 – April 17                       Deep South Classic – Raleigh, NC (Jensen)
April 16 – April 17                         River City Hoops – Omaha (Morton)
April 30 – May 1                           Springfield (Jensen & Morton)
June 4 – June 5                            MAYB – Des Moines (Morton)
June 10 – June 12                        Midwest Girls Classic – Ames (Jensen & Morton)
June 18 – June 19                        Summer Jam – Minneapolis (Jensen)
July 6 – July 8                               Super 16 – Ames (Jensen & Morton)
July 9 – July 15                            15U AAU Nationals – Orlando (Jensen)
July 22 – July 24                           Battle of the Plains – Kansas City (Jensen & Morton)
July 25 – July 26                         Tartan Meltdown – Minneapolis (Jensen)

Girls 2011 Senior Class

July 31st, 2009

Coach: Dickson Jensen

 

Abbey Albrecht – Carroll Kuemper
Shronda Butts – Des Moines East
Bianca Dufelmeier – Des Moines
Nijay Gaines – Des Moines East
Taylor Greenfield – Ballard
Sammy Jensen – Ballard
Maddie Oliver – Roland Story
Makenzie VanderMolen – Pella
Markisha Wright – Des Moines East

Alex Abens – Knoxville
Erin Brown – WDM Dowling
Whitney Epp – Carlisle
Brianna Gradert – Sibley Ocheydon
Alex Halbur – IKM-Manning
Brandy Herrington – Clinton
Karen Hutson – Logan Magnolia
Sharnae Lamar – Des Moines East
Royonnah Marble – Des Moines East
Sierra McVicker – Ballard
Janessa Moore – Gilbert
Lizzy Stachon – WDM Dowling
Sarah Triplett – WDM Dowling
Madelyn Van Metre – Ames
Beth Wittry – Carroll Kuemper

Boys 9U-3rd Grade

July 31st, 2009

 Coach: Mark Mellman

Gabe Ante – Story City
Charlie Hoiberg – Ames
Sam Hoiberg – Ames
Seth Juhl – Des Moines
Tamin Lipsey – Ames
Avery Mellman – Mason City
Casey Mumm – Ames
Wilson Sandquist – Indianola
Jake Umble – West Des Moines

TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

November 13 – November 14       Indianola
November 20 – November 21       Net Fest – Ames
December 4 – December 5          Des Moines Area
December 18 – December 19      Des Moines Area
January 8 – January 9                  Cyclone Boys Showdown – Ames
January 29 – January 30              Indianola
February                                      9U State AAU – Des Moines
February                                      3rd grade State AAU – Des Moines
April 9  – April 10                         Midwest Festival of Teams – Ames
May 7 – May 8                              Minnesota Heat – Minneapolis
May 13 – May 15                          King of the Court Classic – Ankeny
June 10 – June 12                        MAYB Nationals – Wichita

 

Boys 10U-4th Grade

July 31st, 2009

Coach: Nathan Hill

Christian Frankl – Ames
Evan Gauger – Indianola
Conner Hill – South
Cameron Hungerford- West Marshall
Japannah Kellogg III – Ames
Koby Van Houweling – Prairie City Monroe

 TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

November 13 – November 14       Indianola
November 20 – November 21       Net Fest – Ames
December 4 – December 5          Des Moines Area
December 18 – December 19      Des Moines Area
January 8 – January 9                 Cyclone Boys Showdown – Ames
January 29 – January 30             Indianola
February                                     10U State AAU – Des Moines
February                                     4th grade State AAU – Des Moines
April 9  – April 10                         Midwest Festival of Teams – Ames
May 7 – May 8                             Minnesota Heat – Minneapolis
May 13 – May 15                         King of the Court Classic – Ankeny
June 10 – June 12                       MAYB Nationals – Wichita
July 18 – July 24*                        AAU Nationals – Location TBD

*dates are based off 2010 AAU schedule

Boys 11U-5th Grade

July 31st, 2009

Coach: Pete Eastman

Michael Brown – Des Moines
Dylan Eastman – Des Moines
Colton Iiams – Ames
Grant Johnson – Des Moines
Cooper Ross – Carroll
Berkley Sandquist – Indianola
Andrew Wilken – Ballard

TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

October 30                                    AIA Boys Invitational #1
November 13 – November 14      Indianola
November 20 – November 21      Roosevelt
November 26 – November 28      MOKAN Invitational – Kansas City
December 18 – December 19     Panther Shootout  – Cedar Falls
January 8 – January 9                  Cyclone Boys Showdown -  Ames
January 15 – January 16              MLK Junior Jam Fest – Iowa City
January 22                                    AIA Boys Invitational #2
January 29 – January 30              Indianola
February                                      11U State AAU  – Des Moines
February                                      5th grade State AAU  -  Des Moines
April 9  – April 10                          Midwest Festival of Teams  -  Ames
May 7 – May 8                              Minnesota Heat – Minneapolis
May 13 – May 15                          King of the Court Classic  -  Ankeny
June 4 – June 5                            Mississippi River Classic – Dubuque
June 10 – June 12                        MAYB Nationals – Wichita
July 18 – July 24*                          AAU Nationals – Location TBD

*dates are based off 2010 AAU schedule

Boys 12U-6th Grade

July 31st, 2009

Coaches: Clay Netusil & Ed Steyer & TBD

AIA 6th Netusil & Steyer

Matt Dentlinger – Carroll Kuemper
Collin Hill – South Hamilton
Joey Kern – West Des Moines
Kolby Molinsky – Carroll
Carter Mumm – Ames
Chase Netusil – Carroll
Dayton Ross – Carroll
Eric Steyer – Ames

AIA 6th TBD

Jack Hoiberg – Ames
Ben Juhl – Johnston
Brandon Loverude -
John Stensland – Waverly
Grant Veurink -

TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

October 30                                    AIA Boys Invitational #1 (Netusil & TBD combined)
November 13 – November 14       Indianola (Netusil & TBD combined)
November 20 – November 21       Roosevelt (Netusil & TBD)
November 26 – November 28       MOKAN Invitational – Kansas City (Netusil & TBD)
December 18 – December 19      Panther Shootout  – Cedar Falls (Netusil & TBD)
January 8 – January 9                  Cyclone Boys Showdown -  Ames (Netusil & TBD)
January 15 – January 16               MLK Junior Jam Fest – Iowa City (Netusil)
January 22                                    AIA Boys Invitational #2 (Netusil & TBD)
January 29 – January 30              Indianola (Netusil & TBD)
February                                      12U State AAU  – Des Moines (Netusil & TBD)
February                                       6th grade State AAU  -  Des Moines (Netusil & TBD)
April 1 – April 3                             Swish & Dish Invite – Milwaukee, WI (Netusil)
April 9  – April 10                          Midwest Festival of Teams  -  Ames (Netusil & TBD)
May 7 – May 8                              Minnesota Heat – Minneapolis (Netusil & TBD)
May 13 – May 15                          King of the Court Classic  -  Ankeny (Netusil & TBD)
June 4 – June 5                           Mississippi River Classic – Dubuque (Netusil & TBD)
June 10 – June 12                       MAYB Nationals – Wichita (Netusil & TBD)
June 24 – June 26                        Martin Brothers Invitational – Ames (Netusil_
July 18 – July 24*                         AAU Nationals – Location TBD (Netusil & TBD)

*dates are based off 2010 AAU schedule