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Revision as of 21:45, 15 July 2011
The 2008 MSHSAA State Championship was held on May 2-3, 2008. For the first time, the tournament was divided into two days, with Classes 1 and 2 competing on Friday and Classes 3 and 4 competing on Saturday. Questions were provided by Shawn Pickrell
Class 1
Round 1
Thomas Jefferson 305, Bradleyville 160
Pilot Grove 280, St. Elizabeth 110
Lutheran (Kansas City) 270, North Shelby 195
St. Joseph Christian 315, Stanberry 165
Round 2
Pilot Grove 240, Bradleyville 150
Thomas Jefferson 285, St. Elizabeth 95
St. Joseph Christian 305, Lutheran (Kansas City) 175
North Shelby 220, Stanberry 105
Round 3
North Shelby 225, Bradleyville 170
St. Joseph Christian 270, St. Elizabeth 145
Thomas Jefferson 245, Lutheran (Kansas City) 180
Pilot Grove 340, Stanberry 145
Semifinals
(1) St. Joseph Christian 295, (4) North Shelby 145
(3) Thomas Jefferson 260, (2) Pilot Grove 240
Consolation
(2) Pilot Grove 250, (4) North Shelby 125
Championship
(3) Thomas Jefferson 215, (1) St. Joseph Christian 205
Class 2
Round 1
South Pemiscot 245, Valley Park 220
Schuyler County 245, Elsberry 245 (Schuyler County wins tiebreaker)
Plattsburg 240, St. Paul Lutheran 145
Round 2
Schuyler County 230, South Pemiscot 200
Valley Park 220, Elsberry 180
Richland 365, Plattsburg 140
Purdy 270, St. Paul Lutheran 205
Round 3
Purdy 235, South Pemiscot 155
Plattsburg 260, Elsberry 115
Richland 315, Valley Park 115
Schuyler County 255, St. Paul Lutheran 150
Semifinals
(1) Richland 400, (4) Purdy 155
(3) Plattsburg 275, (2) Schuyler County 250
Consolation
(2) Schuyler County 300, (4) Purdy 155
Championship
(1) Richland 340, (3) Plattsburg 195
Class 3
Round 1
Notre Dame 345, Priory 235
Hallsville 270, Centralia 250
Salem 220, East Newton 160
Round 2
Notre Dame 370, Hallsville 200
Centralia 265, Priory 260
Savannah 400, Salem 190
Oak Grove 370, East Newton 110
Round 3
Notre Dame (Cape Gir.) 390, East Newton 95
Savannah 450, Centralia 155
Priory 380, Salem 225
Hallsville 335, Oak Grove 230
Semifinals
(4) Priory 335, (1) Savannah 315
(2) Notre Dame 370, (3) Hallsville 220
Consolation
(1) Savannah 445, (3) Hallsville 165
Championship
(2) Notre Dame (Cape Gir.) 400, (4) Priory 260
Class 4
Round 1
Eureka 335, Cape Girardeau Central 200
Kirksville 355, Ladue 320
North Kansas City 460, Blue Springs 140
Round 2
Kirksville 495, Cape Girardeau Central 240
Ladue Horton Watkins 330, Eureka 315
North Kansas City 485, Hickman 285
Blue Springs 345, Kickapoo 170
Round 3
Cape Girardeau Central 325, Kickapoo 230
North Kansas City 490, Ladue Horton Watkins 280
Eureka 380, Hickman 305
Kirksville 410, Blue Springs 265
Semifinals
(1) North Kansas City 400, (4) Ladue Horton Watkins 260
(2) Kirksville 390, (3) Eureka 315
Consolation
(4) Ladue Horton Watkins 420, (3) Eureka 300
Championship
(1) North Kansas City 450, (2) Kirksville 300
All-State Teams
All-State recognition is given to the top eight in individual scoring in each class over the course of the MSHSAA state tournament.
Class 1
1. Nate Schuster, Pilot Grove, 12.8 tossups per game
2. Virginia Geddie, Thomas Jefferson, 10.8 tossups per game
3. Tim Schmitz, St. Joseph Christian, 8.2 tossups per game
4. (tie) Adam Nelson, St. Joseph Christian, 7.67 tossups per game
4. (tie) Jared McNett, Lutheran (Kansas City), 7.67 tossups per game
6. Colten Ross, Bradleyville, 7.33 tossups per game
7. Danielle Pursich, Lutheran (Kansas City), 6.33 tossups per game
8. Jordan Lund, North Shelby, 4.8 tossups per game
Class 2
1. Logan Goad, Richland, 12.2 tossups per game
2. Gunner Golden, Schuyler County, 9.8 tossups per game
3. Terry Logan, Purdy, 9.4 tossups per game
4. Ian Jesse, Plattsburg, 9 tossups per game
5. Zachary Stegall, South Pemiscot, 8.67 tossups per game
6. Stephen Mason, St. Paul Lutheran, 7.67 tossups per game
7. Brian Mahan, Richland, 7.2 tossups per game
8. Corey Mathis, Valley Park, 6.67 tossups per game
Class 3
1. Terin Budine, Savannah, 19 tossups per game
2. David Westrich, Notre Dame, 16.2 tossups per game
3. Taylor Smith, Hallsville, 11.4 tossups per game
4. Drew Smith, Oak Grove, 8.33 tossups per game
5. Matthew Bandy, East Newton, 7 tossups per game
6. Dan Ahrens, Priory, 6.8 tossups per game
7. Matt Prince, Salem, 6.67 tossups per game
8. Marlow Gazzoli, Priory, 6.4 tossups per game
Class 4
1. Charlie Dees, North Kansas City, 19.4 tossups per game
2. Ravi Fernando, Kirksville, 11.8 tossups per game
3. Marc Prablek, Ladue, 9.2 tossups per game
4. Abdullah Shoaib, Eureka, 8.2 tossups per game
5. Laura Kling, Kirksville, 7.8 tossups per game
6. Sam Bush, Blue Springs, 7.67 tossups per game
7. Kevin Sheng, Eureka, 7.4 tossups per game
8. Josh Wen, Cape Girardeau Central, 7.33 tossups per game
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