Minnesota Fury Tournament (May 17th-May 19th, 2013 – Eagan, MN)

Summary of our First Four Tournaments

Minnesota Fury Tournament (May 17^th-May 19^th, 2013 – Eagan, MN)
5-1 Tournament Record (2^nd Place), 20-5 overall record
ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM: Sam Skoyen, Austin Heidecker, Garrett Ober, Max Lynch

MN Fury Ramey came out strong in this tournament against an athletic but undersized Heat McKee team.  Though a tied game through the first few minutes of regulation, the MN Fury Ramey started to push to a comfortable lead through the solid post play of Craig Nielsen (Hastings, 6’5”), who finished with 12 points and 11 rebounds and his regular season companion Sam Skoyen (Hastings, 6’3”), who chipped in 15 points on the game.  Both were dynamic and played a very good inside-outside game which flustered the Heat McKee squad.  Max Lynch  (6’7”, Edina) also dominated inside as he scored 13 points and was simply unstoppable.  Four players were in double figures for MN Fury Ramey as the squad continued its distributed game play, with 18 team assists for the game.  MN Fury cleaned up 82-57.

The second game versus E1T1 proved to be a more challenged contest.  NorthStarHoopsReport billed this as the marquee game of this pool and it lived up to its billing.  E1T1 was an undersized but deceptively quick team, with the ability to penetrate to the hoop as well as pull up for the three point shot.  MN Fury Ramey had difficulty containing the drive in the first half as the two top players for E1T1 would drive and score or drive and kick.  It was tied 30-30 at half.  The second half was a different story as MN Fury Ramey picked up its defensive pressure and didn’t allow any easy buckets for E1T1.  In addition to its solid defensive play, Sam Skoyen still proved unstoppable and scored 9 of his 13 points in the 2^nd half.  Craig Nielsen chipped in with 12 of his own on 56% shooting.  Jake Meyen (Maranatha Christian Academy, 6’3”) distributed the ball nicely at the PG, dishing out 5 assists.  MN Fury took this one 61-52.

The third game in the pool was against MN Select 16u, coached by former Gopher Steve Esselink.  MN Select had a very good shooting team, with players from each position – PG to PF to Center- able to spot up and hit the three pointer.  This put extra stress on the MN Fury Ramey team defense as the big men, Ober and Lynch, had to move away from the basket to cover their man three point line extended.  MN Select capitalized on this learning curve for MN Fury Ramey as they knocked down five threes in the first half alone.  MN Fury Ramey kept up its own offensive barrage, by attacking the basket strong and drawing fouls.  MN Fury Ramey capitalized by going to the line 10 times in the first half and making 9 of those 10 free throws.  The halftime score was a close one, with MN Fury Ramey clinging to a 3 point lead, 30-27.  But the second half proved that MN Fury Ramey was too much for the tired MN Select squad, which had just finished a triple overtime game against Heat McKee only an hour before.  Fury Ramey poured it on the 2^nd half, scoring 39 points while only allowing 30.  The final score was 69-57, with Austin Heidecker leading all scorers with 11 points, while Joe Morris (Burnsville, 6’3”) had 7 points, 7 rebounds and Garrett Ober added 9 points, 5 rebounds and 1 steal.

The first game of Championship play pinned MN Fury Ramey versus Magic Red – rumors had it that is was their second team, but they had added two key pieces – Matt Anderson out of Stillwater and another solid guard from Howard Pulley (name unknown).  Needless to say, they would be tough.  MN Fury Ramey played its solid man-to-man defense as usual, but when Magic Red started bombing threes from NBA range+ and making them, you knew it would be heated contest.  The first half saw some great shooting and good scoring, as MN Fury Ramey took a half time lead of 36-29  behind the solid scoring of Sam Skoyen, Matt Morse, and Austin Heidecker.  The second half provide much of the same defensive intensity as MN Fury Ramey took away the 3 point threat of Magic Red and forced them off the line and into the drive.  Recognizing the mismatches in physicality, MN Fury Ramey pounded the ball inside into Austin Heidecker and Max Lynch.  Heidecker finished with a double-double, 19 points and 11 rebounds, while Lynch finished with 4 points and 6 rebounds.  Joe Morris again showed his superior athletic ability not only with a two hand dunk in transition, but also netted 6 points and 8 rebounds.  In addition to this, he classed up the game by passing up a dunk with only seconds left – kudos to Joe on good sportsmanship.  MN Fury Ramey took this game 70-60.

The next game was up against one of the most physical and athletic teams that MN Fury Ramey had played all year long – MN Heat Bui.  MN Heat matched up well against MN Fury Ramey with their physicality and shooting ability – this match up would represent a true test for MN Fury Ramey.  The game started off with baskets hard to come by as both teams were playing lockdown defense.  The refs were making their presence known by calling fouls early and often.  MN Fury Ramey converted 11 of their 19 1^st half free throw attempts and MN Heat Bui converted 8 of their 12 1^st half free throw attempts.    MN Fury Ramey played lockdown defense though, allowing just 17 points in the first half by forcing tough shot attempts.  With its solid defense and continued well-distributed offensive barrage, MN Fury Ramey took a commanding 39-17 half time lead.  2^nd half shots were a bit tougher to come by for MN Fury Ramey and MN Heat Bui started to heat up, but it was too little, too late, as MN Fury Ramey controlled the final outcome, 52-39.

The Championship Game for MN Fury tournament was Fury vs. Fury.  MN Fury Johnson vs. MN Fury Ramey.  Both of these teams are quality competitors and they showed it on the floor.  The game started out hot for both teams as they traded bucket after bucket.  MN Fury Ramey came out hot, grabbing the lead on solid shooting.  MN Fury Ramey was up half way through the first, but then MN Fury Johnson threw on its patented full court man defense.  MN Fury Ramey easily broke through the press, but struggled to get the offense set up in the half court – often times forcing up a quick shot or having a turnover as the result of the pesky recover defense of MN Fury Johnson.  The momentum changed in MN Johnson’s favor with about 7 minutes left in the first and MN Fury Ramey found itself down 31-38 at half.  MN Fury Ramey looked to recover in the 2^nd half, but all engines had run out of steam.  MN Fury Johnson continued its press and MN Fury Ramey struggled to find good shot opportunities, and when they did, they had trouble converting.  MN Fury Johnson took a commanding 14 point lead halfway through the first on their solid 5-out drive attack and kick offense.  MN Fury Ramey mounted a decent comeback of its own, playing full court man trapping defense in the 2^nd, but it couldn’t muster enough turnovers to change the tide of the game.  MN Fury Ramey took 2^nd place overall, with the final score MN Fury Johnson 70, MN Fury Ramey 62

Box Scores:
Game 1: MN Fury Ramey vs. Heat McKee (82-57) W
Kevin McKiernan – 11pts, 3reb, 1ast, 1TO
John Swanke – 8pts, 4reb, 2ast, 1TO
Sam Skoyen – 15pts, 5reb, 3ast, 1TO
Austin Heidecker – 2pts, 5reb, 3ast, 2TO
Garrett Ober – 3pts, 2reb, 1TO, 1steal, 1blk
Jake Meyen – 8pts, 2pts, 1ast, 1TO,
Joe Morris – 6pts, 4reb, 3ast
Matt Morse – 4pts, 3reb, 4ast, 1steal
Craig Nielsen – 12pts, 11reb, 1ast, 1TO, 1steal, 1blk
Max Lynch - 13pts, 3reb, 1TO

Game 2: MN Fury Ramey vs. E1T1 (61-52) W
Kevin McKiernan – 0pts, 2reb, 2TO
John Swanke – 0pts, 3reb, 1ast, 1TO
Sam Skoyen – 13pts, 2reb, 1TO, 1steal, 2blk
Austin Heidecker – 8pts, 6reb, 2ast, 2TO, 1steal
Garrett Ober – 4pts, 2reb, 1ast, 1TO, 1blk
Jake Meyen – 8pts, 5reb, 5ast, 1TO, 1blk
Joe Morris – 6pts, 4reb, 2ast, 5TO, 1steal
Matt Morse – 2pts, 1ast, 2steal
Craig Nielsen – 12pts, 3reb, 2TO
Max Lynch - 8pts, 5reb

Game 3: MN Fury Ramey vs. MN Select (69-57) W
Kevin McKiernan – 5pts, 2reb, 1TO
John Swanke – 5pts, 3reb, 1ast, 1steal
Sam Skoyen – 4pts, 3reb, 1ast, 1TO, 1blk
Austin Heidecker – 11pts, 4reb, 1TO
Garrett Ober – 9pts, 5reb, 1TO, 1steal
Jake Meyen – 6pts, 2ast, 3TO,
Joe Morris – 7pts, 7reb, 2ast, 5TO, 2steal
Matt Morse – 10pts, 1reb, 4ast, 2TO, 2steal
Craig Nielsen – 6pts, 6reb, 2ast
Max Lynch - 6pts, 5reb, 1steal

Game 4: MN Fury Ramey vs. Magic Red (70-60) W
Kevin McKiernan – 5pts, 4reb, 3ast, 5TO
John Swanke – 2pts, 4reb
Sam Skoyen – 17pts, 2reb, 1ast
Austin Heidecker – 19pts, 11reb, 2TO
Garrett Ober – 4pts, 4reb, 2ast, 1TO
Jake Meyen – 2pts, 2reb, 3TO
Joe Morris – 6pts, 8reb, 3ast, 2TO, 1steal, 1blk
Matt Morse – 11pts, 2reb, 2TO, 1steal
Craig Nielsen – 0pts, 3reb, 1ast
Max Lynch - 4pts, 6reb, 2ast, 1TO

Game 5: MN Fury Ramey vs. Heat Bui (52-39) W
Kevin McKiernan – 2pts, 1reb, 2ast, 1TO
John Swanke – 3pts, 4reb, 2ast
Sam Skoyen – 9pts, 3reb, 1ast, 2TO
Austin Heidecker – 10pts, 2reb, 1ast
Garrett Ober – 4pts, 8reb, 1ast, 1steal, 1blk
Jake Meyen – 3pts, 3reb, 2TO, 4steal
Joe Morris – 4pts, 3reb, 5TO
Matt Morse – 11pts, 2reb, 3TO
Craig Nielsen – 2pts, 2reb, 2ast, 2TO, 1steal
Max Lynch - 4pts, 3 reb, 1ast, 2TO

Game 6: MN Fury Ramey vs. MN Fury Johnson (62-70) L, 2^nd place overall finish
Kevin McKiernan – 3pts, 3reb, 3ast, 1TO, 1steal
John Swanke – 6pts, 3 reb, 1TO
Sam Skoyen – 11pts, 2reb, 1ast, 1blk
Austin Heidecker – 7pts, 5reb, 2TO, 1steal
Garrett Ober – 12pts, 2reb,
Jake Meyen – 2pts, 3reb, 2ast, 1TO
Joe Morris – 4pts, 1reb, 3ast, 2TO, 1steal
Matt Morse – 3pts, 2reb, 2ast, 4TO, 1steal
Craig Nielsen – 4pts, 4reb, 3TO
Max Lynch - 8pts, 5reb, 1steal, 2blk

MN Fury Tournament (5/17-5/19) 2013 Brackets Available

Here is our pool information: Two games on Friday and one game on Saturday.  I don't know much about the teams that we play except that we can expect press defense from E1T1.  Full brackets can be downloaded here: http://www.minnesotafury.com/boys/2013MNFuryShootout16UPlatinum.pdf

Minnesota Heat Tournament (May 4th-5th, 2013 – Minneapolis, MN)

Minnesota Heat Tournament (May 4^th-5^th, 2013 – Minneapolis, MN)
4-1 tournament record, 15-4 overall record
ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM: Matt Morse, Max Lynch
For the fourth straight tournament, MN Fury Ramey swept its bracket and advanced undefeated into the championship bracket.  TC Hoops Blog cited the marquee match up of the pool to be the very first game played at 8am - MN Fury Ramey vs. Heat Biwan 15s.  Even though the final score of this game showed the margin of victory was only 7 points – 61-56, MN Fury Ramey was firmly ahead the entire game, including a 38-23 half-time lead.  A late run by the 15u Heat team included increased full court defensive pressure  and good shooting led to the game being closer than it really was.  Most impressive about this victory for MN Fury Ramey was that four players were in double figures for points, which means the ball was distributed very well.  Max Lynch (Edina, 6’7”) led all scorers with 16, Joe Morris added 13, Sam Skoyen added 11, and Matt Morse chipped in with 10.  Quick ball movement by all players involved led to some easy buckets, especially in full court play.
The second game was against Heat Berndt and was not a close contest.  The halftime score was 37-12 and the final score was 69-34.  Solid defense and the trend of again having four players score in double figures was an indication that this MN Fury Ramey team has started to gel and play together.
The 3^rd game was against the Minnesota Comets.  Continuing with the trend of solid defense and distributed offense, the MN Fury Ramey ended the game with a 69-58 final score.  Four players were in double figures for the MN Fury Ramey, with Matt Morse (Apple Valley, 6’1”) leading the way with 15 pts.
In the first game of Championship bracket play, MN Fury Ramey came off all cylinders clicking.  In what was perhaps the best display of solid defense and teamwork, MN Fury Ramey followed the game plan to near flawless level, holding the very good offense-oriented team of All Iowa Attack to 22 pts in the first half, 46 total for the game, while scoring 76 points of their own, with four players in double figures and two more players two points away.  Austin Heidecker (Prior Lake, 6’3”) lead the way with 13 points, while John Swanke (Edina, 6’3”) and Matt Morse Contributed 12 a piece. Side note: In addition to being a solid all around player, Joe Morris showed his great athletic ability as well as he had a thunderous one hand slam over an AIA player looking to block his shot.  More to come from dunk city...
In a marquee match up, the MN Fury Ramey (#8) faced the higher ranked Heat Calistro (#6) team (rankings according to NorthstarHoopsReport.com).  Unfortunately for the MN Fury, the game did not begin as planned as roles were reversed – Heat Calistro came out with guns blazing while MN Fury Ramey struggled to find the bottom of the net.  In uncharacteristic fashion, the MN Fury gave up 44 points in the first half and found themselves down 44-23 at half time.  Though they would go on a slight run in the 2^nd half to pull within 12 points, the game was out of hand and the ending score was 67-48.  Heat Calistro went on to win the tournament, defeated MN Heat Biwan’s 15u (a team MN Fury Ramey had earlier beaten in pool play).

Box Scores: 
Game 1: MN Fury Ramey vs Heat Biwan (61-56) W
Kevin McKiernan-5, John Swanke-2, Sam Skoyen-11, Austin Heidecker-2, Garrett Ober-0, Jake Meyen-2, Joe Morris-13, Matt Morse-10, Craig Nielsen-0, Max Lynch-16

Game 2: MN Fury Ramey vs Heat Berndt (69-34) W
Kevin McKiernan-0, John Swanke-2, Sam Skoyen-12, Austin Heidecker-12, Garrett Ober-8, Jake Meyen-0, Joe Morris-14, Matt Morse-11, Craig Nielsen-2, Max Lynch-8

Game 3: MN Fury Ramey vs. Minnesota Comets (69-58) W
Kevin McKiernan-0, John Swanke-8, Sam Skoyen-10, Austin Heidecker-4, Garrett Ober-4, Jake Meyen-0, Joe Morris-11, Matt Morse-15, Craig Nielsen-6, Max Lynch

Game 4: MN Fury Ramey vs. All Iowa Attack (76-46)
Kevin McKiernan-8, John Swanke-12, Sam Skoyen-2, Austin Heidecker-13, Garrett Ober-5, Jake Meyen-4, Joe Morris-9, Matt Morse-12, Craig Nielsen-0, Max Lynch-11

Game 5: MN Fury Ramey vs. Heat Calistro (48-67) L
Kevin McKiernan-8, John Swanke-7, Sam Skoyen-12, Austin Heidecker-4, Garrett Ober-0, Jake Meyen-3, Joe Morris-4, Matt Morse-5, Craig Nielsen-2, Max Lynch-3

JayHawk Invitational (April 26th-28th, 2013 - Kansas City, MO)

JayHawk Invitational (April 26^th-28^th, 2013 - Kansas City, MO)
4-1 Tournament Record, 11-3 Overall Record
MN Fury Ramey played some very good basketball in Kansas City.  Put in the Spine Bracket, it faced some fellow teams from MN, some teams from KC, and some other teams from across the US.  In its first game, not part of the actual bracket play, it handily defeated the Tulsa Titans 52-20, utilizing its lockdown defensive effort to allow only 13 points in the first half and 7 in the second.  Kevin McKiernan (Prior Lake, 5’9”) continued his hot shooting, leading all scorers with  19 points, including 5 3 pointers. 
In the first game of bracket play, MN Fury Ramey ran  up against a very solid Renegades team that consisted of solid outside shooting and driving capability.  The first half was an exciting one, with MN Fury Ramey down by as many as 10 points, but battling back to within 2 points at half.  Renegades lead at half 37-35.  Then Matt Morse (Apple Valley, 6’1”) and Max Lynch (Edina, 6’7”) took over.  Morse hit three 3 point shots in the 2^nd half alone and scored 13 of his twenty points in the 2^nd half onslaught, while Lynch shot a perfect 5-5 from the field and finished the game with twenty points as well.  MN Fury won the game, 84-70, in the highest point total of its season thus far.  McKiernan finished with 14 and his Prior Lake teammate, Heidecker, contributed 13.   
The second bracket play game was against an athletic but out-sized Nebraska 15u team. While they had the all around speed advantage and put on good ball pressure, they could not fluster the guards for MN Fury Ramey, especially Sam Skoyen (Hastings, 6’2”).  Skoyen was unstoppable in this game, scoring a game high and season high 28 points.  Heidecker chipped in with 14 points and Morse added 9. 
Next up was NLHA (Nebraska) and while they kept in the game up until half time, the 2^nd half proved too much for them.  Halftime score was MN Fury 39-28, but second half finished 71-50 and an early finish due to a 20 point rout.  Kevin McKiernan lead all scorers with 18, Sam Skoyen had 15, and Jake Meyen had 10 points, including impressive floor leadership which lead to some easy back door cuts for him and his teammates. 
The Championship game was against an athletic OZ Elite team that pressed the entire game.  MN Fury Ramey struggled to handle the pressure and committed 15 turnovers in the first half.  Despite this, they were down only 29-26 at half time.  Try as they might, they still struggled to get into an offensive flow, mainly as a result of the solid pressure defense of OZ Elite.   The final score was 57-46, with the MN Fury finishing second overall.  Stat of the game: MN Fury Ramey finished the game with 29 turnovers.

Box Scores (Craig Nielsen did not play in this tournament)
Game 1: MN Fury Ramey vs. Tulsa Titans (52-20) W
Kevin McKiernan-19, John Swanke-8, Sam Skoyen-7, Austin Heidecker-4, Garrett Ober-2, Jake Meyen-3, Joe Morris-4, Matt Morse-2, Max Lynch-3

Game 2: MN Fury Ramey vs. Renegades (84-70) W
Kevin McKiernan-14, John Swanke-4, Sam Skoyen-13, Austin Heidecker-3, Garrett Ober-2, Jake Meyen-4, Joe Morris-4, Matt Morse-20, Max Lynch-20

Game 3: MN Fury Ramey vs Nebraska 15s (72-52) W
Kevin McKiernan-0, John Swanke-4, Sam Skoyen-28, Austin Heidecker-14, Garrett Ober-5, Jake Meyen-4, Joe Morris-2, Matt Morse-9, Max Lynch-6

Game 4: MN Fury Ramey vs. NLHA (71-50) W
Kevin McKiernan-18, John Swanke-4, Sam Skoyen-15, Austin Heidecker-8, Garrett Ober-6, Jake Meyen-10, Joe Morris-6, Matt Morse-4, Max Lynch-0

Game 5: MN Fury vs. Oz Elite (46-57) L
Kevin McKiernan-12, John Swanke-4, Sam Skoyen-6, Austin Heidecker-7, Garrett Ober-2, Jake Meyen-8, Joe Morris-0, Matt Morse-7, Max Lynch-0

Pump N’ Run (April 19th-21st 2013 - Minneapolis, MN)

Pump N’ Run (April 19^th-21^st 2013 - Minneapolis, MN) 3-1 tournament record, 7-2 overall record
ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM: Kevin McKiernan, Prior Lake
MN Fury Ramey came on strong again in this tournament, going undefeated in their pool by defeating MN Basketball Academy Whittus 68-61 and the defeating Iowa Pump N’ Run 62-50. The first game in the championship bracket was against Wisconsin Blizzards, a feisty defensive team that knew how to play the game of basketball.  For the MN Fury Ramey, the word of the first half was cold.  Scoring only 12 points in the first half, a season low for points scored in a half, they trailed the WI Blizzard 23-12 at half time.  The second half proved a different story as Kevin McKiernan came on strong, scoring all 14 of his points in the 2^nd half, including 3 three point shots made.  While this flurry and the defensive effort kept MN Fury Ramey in the hunt for the win, the poor first half took its toll as the comeback lost its momentum and Fury Ramey fell to WI Blizzard, 48-43.  Kevin McKiernan (Prior Lake, 5’9”) led all scorers with 15.  In the consolation game, Fury Ramey took down an athletic Phenom team in routine fashion, 61-45.  Austin Heidecker (Prior Lake, 6’3”) led all scorers with 16 points. 
Though not advancing in the championship bracket, Fury Ramey still had a good showing, finishing 3-1 overall.

Box Scores
Game 1: MN Fury Ramey vs. MNBA Whittus
Jake Meyen-7, John Swanke-3, Sam Skoyen-6, Austin Heidecker-8, Garrett Ober-2, Kevin McKiernan-13, Joe Morris-2, Matt Morse-11, Craig Nielsen-8, Max Lynch-6

Game 2: MN Fury Ramey vs. Iowa Pump & Run
Kevin McKiernan-13, John Swanke-6, Sam Skoyen-5, Austin Heidecker-4, Garrett Ober-4, Jake Meyen-11, Joe Morris-0, Matt Morse-5, Max Lynch-12

Game 3: MN Fury Ramey vs. WI Blizzard
Kevin McKiernan-14, John Swanke-0, Sam Skoyen-2, Austin Heidecker-4, Garrett Ober-4, Jake Meyen-2, Joe Morris-0, Matt Morse-7, Max Lynch-9, Craig Nielsen-1

Game 4: MN Fury Ramey vs. Phenom
Kevin Mckiernan-6, John Swanke-6, Sam Skoyen-0, Austin Heidecker-16, Garrett Ober-5, Jake Meyen-8, Joe Morris-13, Matt Morse-5, Craig Nielsen-2, Max Lynch-0

Minnesota Comets (April 13th & 14th 2013 - St. Cloud, MN) Tournament Summary

Minnesota Comets (April 13^th & 14th 2013 - St. Cloud, MN) 4-1 tournament record, 4-1 overall record
ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM: Joe Morris, Burnsville
The first showing of 10 tournaments that the MN Fury Ramey will play in the 2013 season started off with its good and its bad.  At times, the collection of players from six different twin cities area high schools came at strong, and at other times they showed that there was a gelling of talents that would need to take place.  After sweeping its pool 3-0, it faced the 4^th ranked 16u Heat Reese team with an early 8am game.  Though the Fury players woke up early and traveled far for the game, the fatigue that one might expect did not show up in their overall game play.  The MN Fury took a 26-23 halftime lead behind an equal barrage – Jake Meyen and Joe Morris leading the way with 6 points apiece and Sam Skoyen adding 5.  The 2^nd half proved a different story, as the MN Fury outscored the heat 39-22 to take home the victory in commanding fashion, 65-45.  Joe Morris (Burnsville, 6’3” – later named to the all tournament team) lead the way with 15.
The second championship bracket game was against the other 16u MN Fury team, led by Edina assistant coach, Matt Johnson.  The game started off slow for both teams, with buckets hard to come by, especially for MN Fury Ramey.  Down 29-18 at half, the 2^nd half come back effort fell short and Fury Ramey lost the game with a final score of 66-43.  Craig Nielsen (Hastings, 6’5”) lead all scorers with 12. 

Box Scores (Kevin McKiernan did not play due to injury):
Game 1: MN Fury Ramey vs. We R One
Sam Skoyen-13, John Swanke-4, Craig Nielsen-2, Garrett Ober-5, Jake Meyen-5, Matt Morse-11, Joe Morris-4, Austin Heidecker-0, Max Lynch-0

Game 2: MN Fury Ramey vs WOTN
Sam Skoyen-8, John Swanke-3, Craig Nielsen-3, Garrett Ober-0, Jake Meyen-1, Matt Morse-11, Joe Morris-8, Austin Heidecker-10, Max Lynch-8

Game 3: MN Fury Ramey vs Comets Regional
Sam Skoyen-10, John Swanke-6, Craig Nielsen-4, Garrett Ober-14, Jake Meyen-2, Matt Morse-1, Joe Morris-10, Austin Heidecker-8, Max Lynch-12

Game 4: MN Fury Ramey vs Heat Reese
Sam Skoyen-7, John Swanke-2, Garrett Ober-5, Jake Meyen-11, Matt Morse-11, Joe Morris-15, Austin Heidecker-3, Max Lynch-9

Game 5: MN Fury Ramey vs MN Fury Johnson
Sam Skoyen-3, John Swanke-2, Craig Nielsen-12, Garrett Ober-2, Jake Meyen-0, Matt Morse-3, Joe Morris-10, Austin Heidecker-5, Max Lynch-6

MN Fury Ramey 16U Boys Basketball Roster

Kevin McKeirnan     5'9      PG       Prior Lake
Matt Morse               6'1      G        Apple Valley
Sam Skoyen            6'2       G        Hastings
Joe Morris                6'3      SG      Burnsville
John Swanke           6'3      SF       Edina
Jake Meyen              6'3      SF/PF Maranatha
Craig Neilsen           6'3       PF      Hastings
Austin Heidecker     6'3        F/PF  Prior Lake
Garrett Ober            6'7        F/C    Glencoe- Silver Lake
Max Lynch               6'7        F/C    Edina