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Connecticut Huskies
(2004-05)Schedule: Complete Listing Standing: Big East, ESPN Ranking Roster: Players & Coaches, Jim Calhoun Stats: Individual Statistics, Team Statistics 2004 Big East Champs & Defending National Champions The task for Head Coach Jim Calhoun and his Huskies in 2004-05 appears to be a daunting one. The road ahead for a defending
national champion is bound to be a bumpy one, especially when trying to replace three standout performers, 1,000-point scorers
each, two (Ben Gordon & Emeka Okafor) of whom were NBA lottery picks and the third is the
school's all-time assist leader. [ ARCHIVE 2003-2004] Team:
Connecticut Huskies
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Blair Academy Buccaneers (2002-03)Schedule: Complete Listing Division: Mid-Atlantic Prep League (NJ State) Roster: Players & Coaches Stats: Individual Statistics Mid-Atlantic Prep Champs, NJ State Runners Up Champs Charlie played three years of high school basketball at Blair Academy (Prep School), located in Blairstown, NJ. While at Blair, Charlie & teammate Luol Deng (NBA) led the Buccaneers to three consecutive New Jersey Mid-Atlantic Prep League (MAPL) Championships; as well as two consecutive NJ State Runners-Up Championships. Before playing at Blairstown, Charlie played varsity basketball (as a Point Guard) during his freshman year at Newtown High School, located in Queens, NY. Blair Basketball Facts & Figures
Special: Blair Basketball Honored Special: All-American Game Review, All-American Game Stats
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Long Island Panthers (1999-2003)Schedule: Games Notes (Previous Games) Conference: AAU Tournaments Coach: Gary Charles Affiliation: Adidas Corporation Charlie also played with one of the top nationally known AAU traveling team, the Long Island Panthers. AAU Tournaments
Notable Team Roster (during Charlie's era): Lenny Cooke, Jason Fraiser, Curtis Sumpter, Sammy Mejia, Josh Wright. Team Photos: Pic1
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SPECIAL: NBA Draft 2003 Coverage The 2003 NBA Draft was held on June 26th @ Madison Square Garden (New York City). This section was created to provide you with the information and access to Charlie's profile as a 2003 NBA Draft candidate. The top 3 players selected in the 2003 NBA Draft were: 1. LeBron James, 2. Darko Milicic, and 3. Carmelo Anthony. In addition to Lebron James, there were other high school players selected in the draft: 1st Rd - 23. Travis Outlaw, 26. Ndudi Ebi, and 27. Kendrick Perkins; 2nd Rd - 48. James Lang. Charlie had a shot at a 1st round pick, but his draft stock was borderline and not worth the risk. Charlie made the right decision to attended college. He is now a proud owner of a National Champion ring. Note: Charlie Villanueva withdrew his name from 2003 NBA Draft. He had (3) individual workouts with the following teams: San Antonio Spurs, Dallas Mavericks, and New Jersey Nets; this was before making the ultimate decision to attend UConn. Link: The Official 2003 NBA Draft Coverage Site Draft Prospect Profile: |
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FIBA Americas World Championship for Young Men Qualifying Tournament 2004Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada - July 28 - August 1, 2004 USA and University of Oklahoma head coach Kelvin Sampson stressed the importance of teamwork from the beginning of trials on July 16 and it paid off in the end with the gold medal for the United States at the 2004 World Championship For Young Men Qualifying Tournament. Held July 28-Aug. 1 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, the tournament saw the U.S., along with silver medalist Puerto Rico, bronze medalist Argentina and fourth place finisher Canada, qualify for the 2005 FIBA World Championship For Young Men.
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Team Villanueva Basketball provides kids of all ages the opportunity to be active, stay healthy and learn some valuable life skills. Basketball combines several activities including running, jumping, sprinting, sudden stops and starts, shuffling and turning. Any child that can do one or more of these activities can play basketball. Basketball can be played alone, with a few friends, or in an organized league. Team sports like basketball encourage kids to develop a healthy respect for others, social skills and group-work skills. Most importantly, basketball can help children build their self-esteem and feel good about themselves. Basketball is fun for people of all ages and a great way to spend time together as a family. Basketball is a team game.
EXTRA, EXTRA - Basketball Clinic (Tips)
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