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2008 All-Star Game Information

4A BASEBALL OREGON ALL-STAR BASEBALL SERIES

JUNE 14TH & 15TH, 2008 IN ROSEBURG

FOR INFO CONTACT JOHN VOORHIES AT voorhiesjm@gmail.com

GATORADE/OACA BASKETBALL ALL-STAR SERIES 2008

DATES: FRIDAY JUNE 20TH

SATURDAY JUNE 21ST

LOCATIONS: JUNE 20TH @ NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN COLLEGE IN EUGENE

JUNE 21ST @ CLACKAMAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE IN OREGON CITY

GAME TIMES: 2A - 1:30PM

3A - 3:15PM

4A - 5:00PM

5A - 6:45PM

6A - 8:30PM

COACHES

2A NORTH SHANE MAST - NORTH DOUGLAS, PETE POTLOFF - SALEM ACADEMY,

2A SOUTH RANDY LAMPMAN - LAKEVIEW, DANIEL SHARP - STANFIELD

3A NORTH BOB BENNETT - SHERIDAN, DENNIS BLACK - OES

3A SOUTH BRIAN MORSE - CASCADE CHRISTIAN, ANDY SYDOW - REGIS

4A NORTH GREG WERNER - TILLAMOOK, AARON MILLS - LAGRANDE

4A SOUTH ROBERT JACKSON - HIDDEN VALLEY, CHRIS SCHMERBACH - MARIST

5A NORTH SCOTT KELLAR - CENTURY, CHRIS ROCHE, WILSONVILLE

5A SOUTH DOUG PIQUETTE - THURSTON, BILL WAGNER, NORTH EUGENE

6A NORTH SCOTT AKER - WILSON, MIKE PETRINO - CENTRAL CATHOLIC

6A SOUTH ERIC BOWMAN - SOUTH SALEM, MIKE DOGHERTY - OREGON CITY

FOR ROSTER INFORMATION CONTACT: Dave Garvin at dg9sacredhoops@hotmail.com

Seniors (boys) from the Class of 2008 will compete in 2 basketball games against other all stars from their classification on June 20th and June 21st. (2A North v. 2A South, etc) Players were selected by a committe of coaches from each classification for the basketball skills they displayed during their high school careers. The Series is sponsored by the Oregon Athletic Coaches Association (OACA) and Gatorade, along with sponsors/boosters for each individual player.

The June 20th games will be held at Northwest Christian College in Eugene. The 2A All Stars will tip off the Series @ 1:30, followed by the 3A All Stars @ 3:15, the 4A All Stars @ 5:00, the 5A All Stars begin play @ 6:45, while the 6A All Stars finish the Series with a 8:30pm starting time.

On Saturday the Series moves to Clackamas Community College in Oregon City. The format and game times remain the same on Saturday.
After each Saturday game, a "Star of Stars" will be selected for each squad, based upon their play during the Series.

Admission prices are Aduts-$5.00 Students-$4.00 Youth (middle school)-$2.00 Seniors-$2.00
Souvenior Programs, souvenior T Shirts, and concessions are available each day.

6A BASEBALL OREGON ALL-STAR BASEBALL SERIES
> JUNE 14TH & 15TH, 2008 IN MCMINNVILLE
> @ LINFIELD
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LES Schwab Bowl - 5A/6A

June 21nd 7:00PM - PGE Park, Portland

SOUTH TEAM

Coaches: Marty Johnson, Sheldon HS, Mitch Sanders, Tigard HS, Randy Nyquist, West Albany HS, John Nehl, Mountain View HS, John Beck, Crater HS, Shawn Stanley HS, Dan Fritz, Willamette HS

PLAYERS

BACKS

Ash Gibson – Mountain View HS

Zach Todd – Sheldon HS

Cody Warner – Pendleton HS

Justin Hoffman – Churchill HS

Tyler Martell – Sheldon HS

Mark Brooks – Klamath Union HS

Bryce Peila – Crater HS

Scott Grady – Tigard HS

Beau Walker – Bend HS

Jake Johnson – Roseburg HS

A.J. Palazzolo – South Medford HS

LINEBACKERS

Jake Bruno – Bend HS

Neil Crook – West Albany HS

Tony Wilson – Sprague HS

Michael Akins – Thurston HS

D.J. Titus – South Medford HS

Brandon Baker – Sheldon HS

T.J. Gorman – Canby HS

RECEIVERS

Daryl Watkins – Corvallis HS

Will Murphy – West Albany HS

John Gallagher – West Salem HS

Jordan Jenkins – West Salem HS

Jordan Bishop – West Salem HS

Michael Culef – Willamette HS

Matt Losli – Tualatin HS

LINEMAN

Robert Atoe – The Dalles-Wahtonka HS

Hayden Mace – Mountain View HS

Colton Hackstedt – Lebanon HS

Matt Lipski – Ashland HS

Tyson Hoffman – Crater HS

Seth Rose- Tigard HS

Cole Giodomenico – Canby HS

Scot Foss – West Albany HS

Jeremiah Vele – Willamette HS

Ben Hughes – Grants Pass HS

Clayton York – Redmond HS

Dennis Banck – Tualatin HS

NORTH TEAM

COACHES: Tim Duvall, Glencoe HS, Diallo Lewis, Grant HS, Dan Wood, David Douglas HS, Anthony Stoudamire, Jefferson HS, Mark Ferris, Glencoe HS, Brad Mastrud, Southridge HS, Ron Chappell, West Linn HS

PLAYERS

BACKS

David Puckett – Glencoe HS

Zach Young – Lake Oswego HS

RJ McKeever – Cleveland HS

Mike Waters – David Douglas HS

Robbie Kool – Lakeridge HS

Ben Shelton – Aloha HS

Drew Fisher – Centennial HS

Cameron Jackson – Roosevelt HS

Kalonji Paschal – Jefferson HS

Kole Kreiger – Sherwood HS

Raphiel Lambert – Jesuit HS

Spencer Arns – Westview HS

Andre Broadous – Grant HS

Nick Green – Central Catholic HS

Ryan Cook – Clackamas HS

LINEBACKERS

Mason Rippey – Jesuit HS

Alex Melson – Grant HS

Erik Koczian – West Linn HS

Chad Almond – David Douglas HS

Landry See – Glencoe HS

RECEIVERS

Justin Monahan – West Linn HS

Bryan Butcher – Grant HS

Jordan Polk – Lincoln HS

Adam Coerper – Hood River Valley HS

LINEMAN

Devin Fitzpatrick – Beaverton HS

Will Post – Southridge HS

Keith Radar – Westview HS

Jack Brock – Southridge HS

Joe Urbanski – Glencoe HS]

Jordan Seitz – Century HS

Stetson Skipton – Oregon City HS

Tommy Patrick – West Linn HS

Kyle Ritt – Aloha HS

Luke Schindler – Lakeridge HS

Robert Price – Jefferson HS

Demetrius Guice – Central Catholic HS

Bryan Anderson – Barlow HS

LES SCHWAB BOWL

6A/5A ALL-STAR FOOTBALL GAME

RULES AND GUIDELINES

PLAYER SELECTION PROCESS:

1. All selected players must be graduating seniors and must be eligible to receive their diploma at the time their class graduates.

2. All selected players must attend an Oregon 6A/5A High School.

3. Players must be formally recommended by their High School coach to be considered.

4. The total number of players selected for each team is 37.

5. The selection process will be coordinated by the Oregon Athletic Coaches Association Directors for both the coaches and players. The OACA office will be responsible for sending player nominations to all 6A/5A football coaches. The OACA in coordination with the selected coaches will set a meeting time for both staffs to meet and review nominations and select the participants for the game.

6. During the selection process the Head Coach and his staff are to select a maximum of 22 alternate players.

7. At least 20 schools per North squad and 23 schools for the South are to be represented unless the number of schools submitting recommendations for each team is less than 20 or 23. In this case, each team must have at least one representative from each school that submits a recommendation.

8. Each coach may have 2 player selections from his high school team. If criteria #7 from above regarding school representation have been met, then a coach may be allowed 3 players.

9. 9. No alternate player may be made from the school of any Les Schwab Bowl coach if that coach’s team has already 3 players selected from his school….unless he is replacing a player that had been previously selected from his school. No more than 3 total from bowl coach’s school team.

10. No more than 2 players may be selected from the team of any non-LS Bowl Coaches team by virtue of the normal selection process.

12. At least 4 players must be selected from each league.

13. Final interpretation or adjustment of player selection rules is done by the OACA Directors/LS Bowl Committee.

14. There are not a designated number of 6A or 5A players to be chosen. The coaches are to pick the best team possible while still considering the total number of players from each classification. The total players selected for each team is 37. **Note – There was some discussion on assigning a specific number of players from each classification such as 18 6A and 16 5A with 2 wild cards. As we looked further in the break down of leagues of 6A/5A - it did not seem equitable when the North had four 6A leagues and only two 5A leagues and the South had three 6A leagues and four 5A leagues. We believe any coaches involved will strive to do their best in selecting a team that represents all the classifications involved.

COACHES SELECTION

1. Each League Champion/#1 State Playoff Rep Head Coach will be selected to coach in the Les Schwab Bowl. That would involve adding a 7^th coach as the South team has 7 leagues. The North will have 6 leagues so their 7^th coach would be and assistant coach or an honorary coach chosen by the game coaches OACA Directors. The high school assistant coach should be a veteran coach from one of the selected coach’s football school coaching staff if the selection is not a honorary coach.

This selection will be coordinated by the Head Coach/OACA. (If a Head Coach declines to participate in the game, the usual replacement is the next highest league/state playoff rep finishing coach from the declining coach's league (if that league does not have coach representative). IT IS A GOAL OF THE 6A/5A ALL-STAR FOOTBALL GAME TO HAVE THE 2 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP COACH’S COACHING IN THIS GAME ALONG WITH ALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP COACHES…SO THE ONLY EXCEPTION TO AN AUTOMATIC LEAGUE CHAMPION COACH BEING SELECTED TO COACH IN THE GAME WOULD BE…. IF THE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM WAS NOT THE #1 REP FROM THEIR LEAGUE. THE NON #1 LEAGUE REP COACH WHO WON THE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP COACH WOULD REPLACE THE LEAGUE CHAMPION COACH FROM THAT SAME LEAGUE. The OACA/LS Bowl Committee will make final decision on staffing if selection problems arise.

2. The Les Schwab Bowl Head Coach for the South and North teams will selected from the following criteria:

A. Highest State Playoff finish.

B. If 2 or more coaches are tied then the highest state playoff rep. Example-2 coaches reached semifinals and one team entered state playoffs as #1 rep from their league and the other coach entered as the #2 rep from their league…Head Coach would be the #1 rep from their league. Another example would be that a 6A coach’s team lost in the final Championship game so was 2^nd in State and the 5A coach won the State title game. 5A coach would be the LS Bowl Head Coach.

C. If still tied, then the best State Playoff finish.

D. If still tied, then the best total season record would be used as a tie breaker.

E. If still tied, then a coin flip conducted by the OACA would be done.

If the selected League Champion/#1 State Playoff coach declines to coach in the game, the usual replacement process is to select the next highest League finish coach from the same declined coach’s league. The OACA Directors will make the final decision on staffing selection if problems arise.

3. Coaches selected to participate must be members of the Oregon Athletic Coaches Association.

4. Participating coaches must sign a contract to follow all rules and guidelines as set by the OACA/Prime Time Sports Committee. Failure to follow the rules could involve consequences that would prohibit game compensation and future representation to the Les Schwab Bowl All-Star game for those specific coaches schools represented.

5. 5. Rules and guidelines will include the number of days of practice, number of practices during the day, number of pad practices, number of coaches involved in practices, number of coaches involved during actual game. Actual game management such as offense, defense, rushing of punts, stunting and other game issues will be determined by the involved coaches from both teams and the OACA Directors.

6. 6. Final interpretation/adjustment of coach’s selection process must be done by the OACA Directors/LS Bowl Committee.

TEAM SELECTION MEETING/PROCESS

1. 1. The team selection process will be conducted by the selected Les Schwab Bowl coaches and monitored by the OACA/Directors. This selection meeting will be held at a common site and time for both the North a South coaching staffs as determined by the OACA

2. 2. The selection meeting should have input from all 6A/5A leagues in Oregon. It is recommended that a coach from each league be in attendance at the team selection meeting.

3. 3. The team selections will be submitted to Prime Time Sports Event Management Team. They will be responsible for contacting the selected athlete for further game information.

4. Prime Time Sports and the OACA will work together regarding a press release of the selected team members and coaches to the media.

5. 5. Any issues not clear in this document will be decided by the OACA Les Schwab Bowl Committee/OACA Directors and any other appropriate game committee members as selected by OACA Directors.

6. The OACA will send letters to the selected Alternate Players.

TEAM OPERATIONAL RULES AND GUIDELINES

PRACTICE:

1. Each team will be allowed only 2 practices per day, with each practice session not exceeding 2 hours.

2. Only one practice may be in full pads while the other may have helmets and shoulder pads.

3. Coaches may have one daily meeting not to exceed 1 hour.

4. It is the wishes of the OACA and whenever possible, for both teams to lodge and practice at the same university/college/site.

5. Only the coaches selected to participate in the Oregon Bowl may be involved in the pre-game camp which involves practice and meetings of the players and coaches. No non-bowl assistant or head coaches are allowed to be involved with the pre-game camp, which means non-bowl coaches are not to be on practice field or meeting areas communicating with coaches or players at any time.

6. Any other practice rules must be approved by the OACA Directors and coaching staffs from both teams.

7. The number of days of practice to prepare for the game will be determined by Prime Time Sports.

8. The date of the game will be determined by Prime Time Sports.

GAME

1. Starters: 11 different offensive and 11 different defensive players must start the game. 22 starters, not counting the kicking game.

2. No blitz rule is in effect.

3. 3. No rushing (blocking) of kicks, no more than 2 people may rush on punts, field goals or extra points. Ball must be kicked in timely manner (3-4 seconds). If ball is fumbled or muffed, it is a live ball and non-rushing rules are terminated. (IT WAS SUGGESTED IN 2003 GAME THAT WE TELL THE PUNTING TEAM FRONT 5 THEY CANNOT LEAVE THE LINE OF SCRIMMAGE AND GO DOWNFIELD UNTIL BALL IS PUNTED.

4. 4. If the scoring team is behind by 16 points or more, they may choose to receive the next kick-off after a score. ( IT WAS SUGGESTED IN 2003 THAT IN THE LAST 4 MINUTES OF THE GAME IF THE KICK OFF TEAM IS BEHIND IN SCORE THEY MAY ONSIDE KICK THE BALL. THIS WOULD MEAN THAT THE KICK OFF TEAM IS 15 POINTS OR LESS BEHIND THE SCORE, OTHERWISE RULE #4 STATES THAT IF BEHIND 16 OR MORE, THEY MAY RECEIVE THE BALL AFTER THEY SCORE.)

5. The opposing coaching staffs are to agree on a basic defensive front to be played the entire game, except in goal line or short yardage situations.

6. Goal line defense may be used in situations agreed upon by both coaching staffs.

7. The game will be 60 minutes (4 quarters of 15 minutes each). There has been some discussion on the longer length of the game due to the increased use of the passing game. Prime Time Sports may, with the input from the game coaches, play the last two quarters using the high school quarter of 12 minutes.

8. High School rules will apply with the exception of the above.

9. Each coaching staff may bring in 3 non-participating coaches to work as spotters during the actual game on game day only. They will not be official members of the coaching staff but may be of assistance during the actual game.

10. Kansas Plan (high school) will be used in case of a tie in score at the end of the regulation game.

11. Additional game changes must be approved by the OACA Directors and coaching staffs of both teams.

EQUIPMENT

1. The individual players are to provide their own helmet, pads, and practice gear.

2. The Les Schwab Bowl will provide game uniforms (jersey & pants).

3. Other equipment needs such as footballs, dummies and scrimmage vests will be worked out with Prime Time Sports, university/college and coaches.