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Dusty Boyer named Athlete of the Week in the Forest Lake Times, 2/2/12
In his first year on varsity, the senior appears to be settling in. He scored 19 points to lead the team on Friday Anthony Tyler named Athlete of the Week in the Forest Lake Times, 1/19/12 The junior filled a void by scoring 20 points in both the Blaine and Woodbury Games last week.
Coach Cremisino records a milestone
Congratulations to coach Dan Cremisino as he notched his 100th win, January 6, 2012, with a 72-30 win over Park of Cottage Grove.
Tyler Rosenberger named Athlete of the Week in the Forest Lake Press, 1/4/12
Tyler had a crucial steal and some great defensive plays for the Forest Lake boys basketball team in a non-conference matchup against St. Francis. The Ranger senior forward led the team with 21 points in the 61-50 win over the Saints, and also had a team-high 19 points in a Suburban East Conference contest against Roseville. Alumni Tournament Bracket Info 2011-12 Captains
 Tyler Rosenberger, Jackson McDowell, Hunter SMith
2011-12 B-Squad
 (Back L to R) Skylar Winning, Connor Knutson, Jack VanElsberg, Zach Rosenthal, Patrick Murphy, Coach Doug Sewall
(Front L to R) Jacob Colling, Jake Lemke, Daniel Massey, Mason LaPlante, Noah Alm
Breakfast with the Moms
Coaches,
Thanks for hosting the Annual Coffee (AKA) Breakfast with the moms event. The moms got to win some NICE prizes -Thanks Deanna :-)- , grab some coffee and bagels, and compete in the always fun Basketball Triva game. BEEP captured 1rst, BUZZ a close 2nd, and HONK a valiant 3rd :-) Coach Cremisino learned the proper way to hold a camera.
Thanks to all who were able to make signs for Home Games and a special Thanks to Jackie Wright for getting all the sign making stuff gathered and organized.
A productive day for all. Open publication - Free publishing Griffin Lentsch
Congrats to Griffin Lentsch, 2009 FL grad, on setting the new DIII single game scoring record. The links below will bring you to articles and videos regarding his achievement.
RiverBucks
November 2011, Forest Lake Boys Basketball has been chosen as the recipient of this month’s proceeds from the RiverBucks program. We invite everyone in the community to stop by Central Bank in Wyoming to enjoy a delicious cup of coffee, an espresso drink or a hot chocolate and help us support community youth. We also have freshly baked cookies! The Central Bank location supporting Forest Lake Boys Basketball this month is conveniently located one block east of the Wyoming exit on highway 35.
Concussion Testing. Concussion testing/screening is available for basketball players on Nov 9, 3pm to 3:30pm, media center. This is an optional opportunity. Cost is $5. Read the Parent Letter and Information on concussion testing. - Webstream and Radio Broadcast Schedule for 2011-12 Season
Tue, 12/13 @ Cambridge/Isanti
Fri, 12/16 @ Roseville Mon, 12/19 vs. St. Francis Thur, 1/12 @ Blaine Tue, 1/17 @ Stillwater Fri, 2/3 @ Cretin-Derham Hall - IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Registration for High School Boys Basketball begins on Nov 7th. The last day to register is Nov 18th. If you miss the signup window, you will not have a clearance card for the first day of tryouts!
PARENT MEETING
The annual parent meeting, for parents of players in 9th thru 12th grade, is set for Thursday, November 3rd at 7pm. Located in the high school band room, 541
Recap of 2010-11 Season
Phil Hegseth was added to the record books for six categories
Evan Johnson was added for 2nd most Career Steals
All Conference Suburban East honors went to Evan Johnson and Phil Hegseth
All Conference Honorable Mention Suburban East went to Tyler Rosenberger
All State honors for Phil Hegseth
Ranger Basketball Fact: Forest Lake has won more games (95), the last five years, over all teams in the SEC except for Cretin (103). The Rangers and Raiders have split the ten games they have played against each other during this period.
August 9, 2011 note from Coach Cremisino
Dear Parents and Players,
Thank you for a great summer of basketball! We had a record number of kids take advantage of all the improvement opportunities that were available for players this summer. After 50 hours of camps, 14 practices, 7 tournaments, Tuesday and Thursday night leagues, open gyms, and speed and agility training the improvement in individual players and teams was exciting to see. I want to welcome our freshman players and parents to the high school program. The coaches are very proud of our basketball program and are happy to have you be a part of it. As summer nears the end and thoughts begin to turn toward the new school year I wanted to make you aware of upcoming fall basketball opportunities and events.
If you are interested in playing in Fall League please let me know via email by Friday, August 26th. Incoming freshman through senior are invited to play in the MYAS 5 on 5 fall league at Forest Lake High School. The league will be on consecutive Sundays starting September 18th and ending October 9th. Two games will be played per day. Depending on player response I would like to form Freshman, JV, and Varsity teams. Each team will have 8-10 players. The cost for the league will be $60 per player and will be collected by the coach at the first game. Because the MYAS has team deadlines, late player sign ups run the risk of not being placed on a team.
I am asking all players who plan to tryout for basketball to volunteer to work one Sunday of Fall league at Forest Lake High School. This is one of our best fundraisers and we will use the money we raise to pay for your practice gear (which you get to keep if you make a team). Let me know via email which date you can work and if you prefer am or pm.
Because of the potential for injury, basketball players who are in a fall sport and a member of a varsity team should not play in a fall basketball league. You should though, find time to bounce and shoot a basketball on your own. I plan to have some opportunities for tournament games for you after your fall season has ended. If you are not in a fall sport you should be participating daily in the strength, speed, and conditioning program available at the high school as well as fall basketball. Open gyms will also be available on a regular basis between now and the beginning of the season.
Parents remember one of the biggest impact’s you can have on your son’s basketball experience is to participate actively in our booster club. The Full Court Club meets the third Wednesday of every month at Stella’s at 6:30 pm. The first meeting of the year is August 17th!
The coaching staff is excited about the possibility for another outstanding basketball season. Enjoy the rest of your summer and see you soon!
Dan Cremisino Head Coach Varsity Boys Basketball Forest Lake Area High School August 2, 2011
Ty Rosenberger has been a varsity player since he was a sophomore and was all SEC honorable mention his JR year. He averaged 12ppg 3 steals 3 assists and 3 reb per game. Ty is a triple threat player with a short range, mid range, and long range game. Ty has been selected by the "Breakdown" commitee to be featured among the best players in the state for the 2011-12 season.
Note from Coach Cremisino, July 1, 2011
Hi everyone, hope you are having a great summer so far. Summer basketball has been going strong since June 1. During the month we had 50 hours of camp for grades 1-10, Tuesday and Thursday summer night summer league teams playing, two tournaments, 4 open gym nights and 6 practices. Many players are taking part in the new strength, speed and conditioning program at the high school. Summer gets busy and I appreciate all the efforts put in buy not only by the players but also by their families.
From July 1-7 there are no practices, open gyms or weight training sessions. July events planned for basketball are practices on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9 am to 10:30 am beginning July 8. Open gyms are Monday nights at 6:30 pm at the high school. We will have a tournament on Monday, July 11 during the day a Concordia College for JV and Varsity teams. We will also have tournament opportunities on the last 3 weekends in July. I will be texting players reminding them to sign up. One day tournaments are $25 and two day tournaments are $30. As of August 1, high school coaches are no longer able to work with players until our season starts again. Thank you again for the opportunity to work with your player, let me know if I can be of any help to you and have a great rest of the summer. . |
