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ISST D1 Girls Basketball Championships American International School Vienna

March 12-14, 2015

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Table of Contents

Welcome Statements 3-4 ISST Statement of Sportsmanship 5 ISST Regulations for Students 6 Previous Winners and Results 7 Tournament Schedule 8 Acknowledgments 9 ISST Championship Rules 9 Rosters 10-13 Internet Access 14 Important Telephone Numbers 15

Participating Schools

American International School Vienna - Knights American School in London - Eagles

Frankfurt International School - Warriors ACS Hillingdon International School - Hawks

Vienna International School - Panthers TASIS England - Royals

Cairo American College - Screaming Eagles Zurich International School - Lions

International School of Brussels - Raiders American School of the Hague - Trojans

St. Johns International School - Lions ACS Cobham International School - Cougars

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ISST Coaches and Athletes, Welcome to AIS and the 2015 ISST Division 1 Girls Basketball Tournament. We are very happy to have you here at the American International School Vienna, both for the high level of competition and for the opportunity to connect with old friends and new from our different schools. Mr. Harrison and Mr. DeForest with the help of the events office staff, parent boosters and so many of our staff here at AIS have put a lot of work into making this the best championships they can be. None of these tournaments can happen without their efforts and care. Please be sure to share your appreciation with them. All that hard work, including the generosity of the families who host is now finally real. You’re here. And now it’s time to play the games. Basketball embodies all that is great about sports. It combines the creativity of beating a defender off the dribble and the toughness of fighting for position on the low post. It has the teamwork of a half court offense and the individual challenge of covering your assignment. Basketball is the grace of a jump shot arcing off the fingertips and the speed of the break away after a steal. It’s the adrenaline of a blocked shot and the butterflies in your stomach at the free throw line. Basketball is a simple game – 5 players per side, 1 ball, you get points if you get it in the hoop. But you know it to be so much more complex than that, with set plays, presses, picks and rolls, movement without the ball, flexible offenses and zone defenses. Your coaches have prepared you, scouted, analyzed and done everything in their power to make you better players, but more importantly a better team. Listen to them. They know what they are talking about. Over the next three days, the heat of competition, the thrill of victory and the pain of defeat will test your character. Make sure at the end of it all, you stand tall and hold your head up high. Not because you are champion – that can only happen for one team - but because you played like a champion. Hold your head up high because you left nothing in the tank. Stand tall, because you will be able to look every teammate in the eye knowing you had their backs they way they had yours. Play hard and play fair for your teammates and your school. As Hall of Fame second baseman Ryne Sandberg once said, “play the right way … because the name on the front of the shirt is more important than the name on the back.” Support your teammates and honor your opponents. If you do that, you’ll be proud to look yourself in the eye too. AIS is happy to have you here for the next three days. You are here to compete, so play hard, play to win, and play fair. I hope that when it’s all over, you also leave having made new friends and reconnected with old ones. I would end this wishing all of you the best of luck, but you haven’t work this hard to rely on luck. Instead I say don’t give up. Play to the buzzer. You’ll make your own luck. Have a great tournament, all of you. We’re glad you’re here. A warm welcome, Dennis Harter HS Principal

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Welcome to American International School – Vienna and to the 2015 ISST Girl’s Basketball Tournament. Our entire school community welcome you to Austria, to Vienna. We are all excited to have you here as our guests. Our Events Office, coaches, host families, and student-athletes hope you feel welcomed and encouraged to play well and to have fun. We hope you proudly represent your school and the ISST Conference to which we all belong. We are hopeful you enjoy spirited competition and the fun of tournament play. Organizing and running a big tournament is a great responsibility, surely, but hosting is also an honor and a great chance to showcase how important athletics and extra-curricular activities are for young people. AIS – Vienna values the opportunity annual ISST tournaments provide. We believe competitions and trips help us grow as people, developing life-themes like loyalty, friendship, sacrifice, self-reflection, and self-awareness. Years from now, we hope our students recall events like this one as integral to their memories of high school life, to the values embraced across ISST schools as reasons for sport. We hope the weekend is fun and memorable, and we thank you for entrusting us with the responsibility of hosting this important event. Good luck to all teams, and to the parents, coaches, and supporters who also visit us here on the edge of the Vienna Woods! Sincerely, Steve Razidlo, Director Dear Guests, The American International School Vienna welcomes you to the 2015 ISST Division 1 Girls Basketball Championship. We are very happy to be able to host this tournament again and we wish you all the very best for the tournament. My personal thanks go to the following; the AIS community who have opened up their homes to the visiting athletes, the school administration and teachers, the Tournament Staff and officials, especially Simon Wright who will act as Tournament Director and the Events Office --Nick DeForest, Claudia Bonek, and Karin Hackl without their hard work this event would simply not take place. I would like to wish you all a successful and memorable championship and hope that you enjoy your short stay with us. Andy Harrison Director of Athletics, Activities and Events

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I.S.S.T. Statement of Sportsmanship The purpose of the International Schools Sports Tournament is to provide a venue for athletes from the member schools to compete in an environment that is safe, challenging, professional and educational. Each athlete is given the opportunity to demonstrate her/his best athletic ability while maintaining a spirit of respect and co-operation with fellow athletes from various international backgrounds. Each event involves students and adults in their different roles: these include the athletes, coaches, sports officials and spectators. All those involved in the event are expected to uphold the same spirit of respect and co-operation. This spirit is demonstrated by fair play among athletes, positive encouragement from coaches, impartial judgments from officials and respectful enthusiasm from spectators. The behavior of the adults is crucial to the successful educational aspect of the tournament. The adults act as models for our athletes. Therefore profanity, deliberately making noises that distract and interfere with the performance of a competing athlete, the condemnation of coaches or officials, or any behavior that is disrespectful or degrading to the ISST standard of sportsmanship, jeopardizes the purposes of the ISST organization and, most of all, jeopardizes the quality of the experience for the athletes. As the event ensues, we ask that all of our parents, coaches, officials and athletes keep this vision of our purpose in mind.

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I.S.S.T. Regulations For Students

These regulations shall be followed by students participating in

tournaments and other athletic events organized by the ISST.

Students shall obey instructions given to them by their host parents and their coaches as if these instructions were given to them by their own parents. This applies to all activities irrespective of location undertaken during the period of the tournament or competition.

Smoking, and any other use of tobacco, the drinking of alcohol and the use of drugs are not permitted.

Housing arrangements made by the responsible official of the host school may not be changed.

Students must be in the house of the host parent by 22:00.

Neither host families nor students may negotiate changes to the ISST regulations for students with respect to curfew, housing arrangements, the use of tobacco, alcohol or drugs or any other rules or provisions set forth by the host school.

These regulations apply to students: both those from the host school and those visiting, throughout the competition’s duration and also during the journey to and from the event.

Violation of these regulations will be reported to the responsible ISST

Official and to the student's Head teacher.

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I.S.S.T. D1 Previous Champions

1969 AISV 1985 ASL 2001 FIS

1970 ASH 1986 ASL 2002 FIS

1971 ASH 1987 ASL 2003 ISB

1972 ASL 1988 ISB 2004 ASL

1973 ISB 1989 ASL 2005 ASL

1974 ASL 1990 ISB 2006 ASP

1975 ASH 1991 ASL 2007 ASL

1976 ASH 1992 ISB 2008 ATH

1977 ASH 1993 ISB 2009 ATH

1978 ASH 1994 CAC 2010 ATH

1979 ASL 1995 ASL 2011 ASL

1980 ASL 1996 ASL 2011 ATH

1981 ASH 1997 FIS 2012 ATH

1982 ASH 1998 FIS 2013 ATH

1983 ASH 1999 ASL 2014 TAS

1984 ASL 2000 FIS 2015

2015 Final Standings 1 7

2 8

3 9

4 10

5 11

6 12

2015 All Tournament Athletes School Player School Player

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Flight 1 Flight 2 Flight 3 Flight 4

TAS ASL HIL STJ

VIS CAC ISB COB

AIS ZIS ASH FIS

Thursday March 12th

Lower Gym Time Mike Maloy Gym

VIS v TAS 09:00 CAC v ASL

STJ v COB 10:30 ISB v HIL

ASL v ZIS 12:00 AIS v TAS

ISB v ASH 13:30 COB v FIS

CAC v ZIS 15:00 AIS v VIS

STJ v FIS 16:30 HIL v ASH

Friday March 13th

Game Time Lower Gym Mike Maloy Gym Time Game

RR9/12 09:00 3rd F1 v 3rd F2 3rd F3 v 3rd F4 09:00 RR9/12

X1 10:30 1st F1 v 2nd F2 1st F2 v 2nd F1 10:30 X2

X3 12:00 1st F4 v 2nd F3 1st F3 v 2nd F4 12:00 X4

RR9/12 13:30 3rd F1 v 3rd F3 3rd F2 v 3rd F4 13:30 RR9/12

QF1 15:00 Loser X1 v Loser X3 Loser X2 v Loser X4 15:00 QF2

Winner X1 v Winner X3 16:30 SF1

Winner X2 v Winner X4 18:00 SF2

Saturday March 14th

Game Time Lower Gym Mike Maloy Gym Time Game

RR9/12 09:00 3rd F4 v 3rd F1 3rd F2 v 3rd F3 09:00 RR9/12

7th 10:30 Loser QF1 v Loser QF2 Winner QF1 v Winner QF2 10:30 5th

Loser SF1 v Loser SF2 12:00 3rd

Winner SF1 v Winner SF2 13:30 1st

Abbreviations

RR9/12 Round Robin Games for 9-12

X 1-4 Cross Over Games

QF 1-2 Quarter Finals for 5-8

SF 1-2 Semi Finals for 1-4

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ISST Basketball Rules and Regulations Rules: FIBA Rules of Basketball Official www.fiba.com Format

All games will be 4 x 8 minute in length. All overtime periods will be three (3) minutes in length. Halftime will be 10 minutes. The host school shall provide a minimum of five (5) balls for the warm up period. Promotion/Relegation will be 2 and 2. Special ISST Rules

In the case of a three-way tie in divisional play, the following steps will be used to determine positions 1-2-3. At any point in he following three steps if one team is placed first or third and the other two teams remained tied, the head-to-head result will determine the placing for positions 1-2 or 2-3.

Net point differential (with a maximum of +/- 30 per game). Games that go into overtime will

count as a victory or loss for the teams involved, but the point differential for both teams will

be zero.

If three teams are still tied, the total number of fewest points allowed during regulation

time (overtime points not counted) will determine the placings.

If three teams still remain tied, the total number of points scored during regulation time

(overtime points not counted) will determine the placings.

Following the semi-final games, the coach of each team involved in a championship game may

submit the names of four (4) or more referees of preference for their final game to the

Tournament Director. The final selection of referees for the final games will be made by the

Head Referee.

Officials: 2 Referees,Official Scorekeeper, Official Timer, 24-Second Clock Operator

Special Award: Becky Dowski Trophy

The Becky Dowski Trophy, honoring the memory of Becky Dowski, a deceased student-athlete

from the American School of Paris, will be awarded to the girls team demonstrating outstanding

fair play during the Championships. This award will be selected by the coaches and referees

through a ballot process determined by the Tournament Director.

Acknowledgements Thank you to all those who have made this tournament possible!

Host Families Boosters

Referees and Scorers Tournament Staff

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AIS: American International School Vienna - Knights

Name Grade Home# Away# Position Nationality

Lauren Del Fabbro 11 4 4 G British, Italian

Marielle Israel 10 29 20 G American

Sofia Lansbergen 9 32 32 G Dutch/Italian/USA

Bea Lansbergen 12 16 16 PG Dutch/Italian/USA

Vienna Linley 10 22 23 G American/British

Kenna McCafferty 11 30 30 G/F American

Bianca Mortensen 9 26 39 F Danish, Austrian

Clara Satke 10 8 8 F Austrian

Hope Schulz 10 12 12 G Austrian, British

Bobbie Szabad 10 19 19 G Hungarian

Maxime Wassink 12 10 10 F Dutch

Chira Zerbo 11 9 9 F Burkina Faso

Coach: Andy Harrison and Trisha Tofany

TASIS England - Royals

Name Grade Home# Away# Position Nationality

Natalie Busch 12 13 13 G British/American

Kate Molinero 12 6 6 F American

Marina Peres 9 13 13 G American

Yasmin Nahas 9 14 14 G American

Savanna Bresenham 12 5 5 F American

Bella Devine 12 12 12 F American

Cameron Campbell 11 16 16 G American

Meghan Daly 12 7 7 G American

Laila Juul-Dam 11 18 18 G American

Claire de Luzuriaga 10 15 15 G American

Coaches: Len Busch

CAC: Cairo American College - Screaming Eagles

Name Grade Home# Away# Position Nationality

Aminah Keevy 12 13 13 F American

Arwa Saeed 12 4 4 G St. Kitts/Nevis

Sahar Shehata 12 10 10 G/F Egyptian/American

Salma Dessouki 10 18 18 F Canadian

Hannah El Maraghi 10 6 6 F Canadian

Babet Nieman 10 12 12 G/F Dutch

Melanie Price 10 11 11 G American

Alethe De Vaulgrenant 9 9 9 G French

Marika Kobori 8 15 15 G Japanese

Claire Steyn 8 16 16 F South African

Coaches: Nathaniel Hudson and Joe Tavares

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ASL: American School in London - Eagles

Name Grade Home# Away# Position Nationality

Elizabeth Bennett 10 11 11 G American

Nora Birch 11 14 14 G American

Yarra Elmasry 11 5 5 G/F British

Kat Boachie-Yiadom 9 13 13 F British

Caroline Dibble 11 12 12 G American

Riley Evans 10 2 2 G American

Mia Holtze 9 4 4 F American

Louisa Phillips 12 24 24 F American

Elizabeth Vann 11 23 23 G American

Courtney Welch 11 22 22 G/F American

Claire Noel 10 G American

Je'Anna Parnell 12 G American

Coaches: Jessica Mazzenga and Heidi McCune

FIS: Frankfurt International School - Warriors

Name Grade Home# Away# Position Nationality

Kira Aguilar 11 20 20 F American/Hungarian

Abbie Aspinwall 10 12 12 G/F American

Alex Daukaus 12 33 33 F American

Rena Lahn 12 6 6 G American

Mackenzie Marks 10 11 11 G American

Philippa Mohr 12 13 13 G German

Abby Rand 10 14 14 G American

Stephanie Rejman 10 1 1 G/F Brazilian

Noelle Roemer 12 24 24 F German

Maya Washington 11 31 31 G American

Coaches: Julie Conley and Greg Dupre

ZIS: Zurich International School - Lions

Name Grade Home# Away# Position Nationality

Das Molina 11 40 40 Indian

Danylyszyn Maya 11 32 32 American

Marschalik Maria 10 10 10 Spanish

Pellissier Beiley 9 22 22 American

De Giorgi Sandra 12 14 14 Swiss

Chappell Gabrielle 12 12 12 American

Förberg Maja 12 20 20 Sweden

Stassen Domenique 12 44 44 Dutch

Rollinson Katherine 10 52 52 British

Singh Ruhika 10 50 50 American

Coaches: Amy Greene and Marcia Freeman

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ACS Hillingdon International School - Hawks

Name Grade Home# Away# Position Nationality

Anastasia Levendis 9 4 4 G Greek

Anna Heinrich 9 5 5 G British/American

Mai Okamoto 11 6 6 G Japanese

Caroline Sharp 11 7 7 F American

Cathrine Bjornstad 10 8 8 F Norwegian

Hana Dowidar 10 9 9 G Egyptian

Elvie-May Berry 9 11 11 F French

Korede Akinkunmi 10 22 22 F Nigerian

Coaches: Craig Jobbins and Nantia Papakonstantopoulou

VIS: Vienna International School - Panthers

Name Grade Dark# Light# Position Nationality

Vladimira Cetkovska 10 18 18 P Czech

Nina Grossfurthner 12 19 19 F Austrian

Noa Sterre Kleinjan 11 24 24 PG Dutch

Cezanne Reindl-Schweighofer 9 20 20 P American

Naomi Rogat 10 23 23 F German

Shreva Shrestha 11 2 2 P Australian

Maria Chanduvi 12 26 26 F Aust/Venez/Russian

Isabella Franziska Weber 11 25 25 F Austrian

Jessica Wooninck 12 22 22 F German

Viktoria Maria Wuketich 12 21 21 PG Austrian

Coaches: Kirstin Boutilier and Greg Sitch

ISB: International School of Brussels - Raiders

Name Grade Dark# Light# Position Nationality

Charlotte Maes 12 20 20 F Belgian

Shaun Tamir 12 23 23 F Israeli

Moeka Miura 11 21 21 G Japanese

Aimée de Haas 11 10 10 F Dutch

Natasha Thomas 11 30 30 G American

Hagar Tomer 11 6 6 G Israeli

Rhiannon Thomas 10 11 11 G American

Heleen Maes 10 32 32 G Belgian

Emma Elliott 9 2 2 G Belgian/American

Mikaela Stenmo 9 12 12 G Swedish

Coaches: Will Vreughenhil and Kelley McKenna

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ASH: American School of the Hague - Trojans

Name Grade Dark# Light# Position Nationality

Erin Bitzer 10 22 22 P American

Isabel Clarke 12 21 21 G British

Emmaline Duhon 12 14 14 P American

Taylor Gwinn 11 33 33 G American

Sydney Johnson 10 20 20 G American

Isobel Maddock 12 31 31 P British

Marianne Meyers 12 8 8 G Luxembourgian

Camilla Monssen 11 7 7 G Norwegian/ American

Jennifer Murray 10 24 24 F American

Selina Nie 10 11 11 G American

Coaches: Rob Boersma and Marijn Boersma

STJ: St. Johns International School - Lions

Name Grade Dark# Light# Position Nationality

Sofia Hedstrom 12 1 1 F Swedish

Ashley Montgomery 12 14 14 G American

Cynthia Aguilar 12 13 13 F Venezuelan

Elin Iredahl 11 19 19 F Swedish

Francesca Lowney 11 5 5 G American

Momoko Osawa 11 6 6 G Japanese

Sofia Jegnell 10 7 7 G Swedish

Allie O'Farrell 10 18 18 G American

Karolina Rhenman 9 3 3 F Swedish

Coaches: Adam Robinson and Madison Arnold

COB: ACS Cobham International School - Cougars

Name Grade Dark# Light# Position Nationality

Nikita Alcock 11 9 9 G Australian

Ellie Campbell 12 6 6 F British

Noelle Henry 11 8 8 G American

Cher Lamb 12 7 7 G British

Allie Marsden 11 10 10 G Australian

Lola Ometoruwa 11 14 14 F American

Frances Ukah 11 15 15 C British

Erin Zinkula 12 4 4 G American

Laura Salo 9 12 12 G/F Finnish

Coaches: Jason Madey and Scott Henry

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Results and live streaming are available at

http://www.ais.at/results

Live Streaming of this tournament is brought to you by our Knights Student Network

http://ksnvienna.com

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Important Telephone Numbers

Host School Emergency Contact American International School Mr. Andy Harrison Salmannsdorferstrasse 47 Mobile: +43 699 14013240 1190 Vienna Tel: +43 1 40132

Coaches Hotel Police: 133

Kaiser Franz Joseph Ambulance: 144 Sieveringerstrasse 4 Taxi: +43 1 40100 1190 Vienna Tel: +43 1 329 00

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