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Rockets turn it up in the final quarter to cruise past Cavaliers in Rocket Holiday Classic Championship (PHOTO GALLERY)

12/29/2015

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By Bill Roose
@MIPrepZoneMD

For a game that was tied nine times and featured 12 leads changes and three buzzer-beating shots, it wound up being an easy win for the New Haven boys basketball team.

Eric Williams, Jr. scored 22 of his game-high 39 points in the second half, and freshman Romeo Weems posted a triple double to help New Haven out-punch South Lake in the championship game of the third annual Rockets Holiday Classic.

The game was tied at the end of each of the first three quarters, but the Rockets (3-1) turned up the heat, outscoring the visiting Cavaliers, 26-11, in the final eight minutes, en route to a 74-59 victory on Tuesday night.

The Rockets have won their holiday tournament all three times.

“We’re a team that’s young, we’re learning,” New Haven coach Tedaro France said. “I like these games because you can’t teach experience; they just have to play through it. The game was back and forth, but when we got to the fourth quarter the kids stepped up and they found a way to win.”

The teams were tied 15-15 at the end of the first quarter when Williams’ transition layup after a steal in the backcourt beat the buzzer. 

It appeared that the Rockets would take a three-point lead into intermission, but Cavaliers guard Zivan Shackleford (10 points) drained a dramatic shot from a step behind halftime to even the score at 32-32 as the horn sounded.

The fourth quarter began tied, 48-48, when South Lake’s A.J. Morgan (18 points) drilled a three-pointer from the corner as the buzzer went.

“Two big plays to tie the game up, but we always say ‘let’s learn but don’t dwell’,” France said. “We never want to give up the last shot because to me, momentum is everything. I thought the first three minutes of the second half were key. We got the momentum, but it shifted again. But we stayed composed down the stretch. There were times that we could have broken down, but we stayed composed.”

Trailing 51-50 early in the final quarter, the Rockets used an 11-0 run to build a 61-51 edge, which, at the time, was the widest margin of the game.
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South Lake was limited to three field goals in the fourth.

Weems, the Rockets’ 6-foot-6 swingman, finished with 10 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists.
Eric Williams Jr
Romeo Weems
Innocent Nwoko
Alante Stevens
Coach Tedaro France
Rocket Classic Champs
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Rockets find their stride after opening quarter

12/28/2015

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By Adam Rickert
@MIPrepZoneMD
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It took a quarter for them to find their stride, but once the New Haven Rockets’ boys basketball team did it was all over for Mount Clemens, Monday night.

New Haven outscored the Bathers 61-35 over the final three quarters to cruise to a 78-52 win and reach the championship game of the Rocket Holiday Classic.

Tied 17-17 after the first quarter, New Haven took a 14-point lead into the half and cruised to victory.

The Rockets shared the ball well and exhibited great team play; five different New Haven players scored 10 points or more.

“We’ve got a young group so I have to have a lot of patience, but they’ve been working hard,” said New Haven coach Tedaro France. “We’ve been playing hard and doing a lot of things well.”

Leading the Rockets in scoring was Innocent Nwoko, who finished with 16 points and 15 rebounds. Jerry Ben had 15 points and 14 boards, while and Alante Stevens and Romeo Weems each scored 13. Weems also took down 11 rebounds.

Weems, a 6’6 freshmen, would have likely scored more had he not run into foul trouble early in the second half.

When Weems showed some frustration following his fourth foul of the game early in the fourth quarter, Nwoko took him aside and calmed him down.

“Innocent has been a great leader for us, being a young team,” France said. “He’s done a great job showing the young guys that there are going to be times during the game when things don’t go well.”

Weems’s 13 points and defensive prowess in the small amount of time he was on the court showed how vital he is to New Haven’s team going forward this year and in the future.

“He’s very, very skilled,” said France of Weems. “Athletic, skilled, still young and still trying to learn the game, but the kid can play.

“The sky’s the limit for him; he just does so many things so well,” France added.

The Bathers were led by Jordan Cotton, Austin Maiuri and Delano Williams. Cotton scored 15 points, Maiuri had 13 and Williams had 10.


New Haven will take on South Lake, which dispatched Michigan Collegiate 67-49 early on Monday, at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the championship game.

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3rd Annual Rocket Holiday Classic December 28th & 29th 

12/27/2015

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Battling Bathers
Cavaliers
Cougars
Rockets
Come out and watch two full days of JV & Varsity high school basketball action as the New Haven Rocket host its 3rd Annual Rocket Holiday Classic at New Haven High School December 28th & 29th

Teams participating in the 2015 Rocket Holiday Classic

Mt Clemens Battling Bathers
Michigan Collegiate Cougars
South lake Cavaliers
New Haven Rockets


Games Times:

Monday December 28th

12:00 noon( JV) South Lake vs Michigan Collegiate

2:00 pm (JV) Mt Clemens vs New Haven

4:00 pm (VARSITY) South Lake vs Michigan Collegiate

6:00 pm (VARSITY) Mt Clemens vs New Haven

Tuesday December 29th

12:00 noon (JV) Consolation

2:00 pm (JV) Championship

4:00 pm (Varsity) Consolation

6:00 pm (VARSITY) Championship

Previous Champions

2013
JV Champion (Detroit Denby) 
Varsity Champion (New Haven)
2014
 JV Champion (Michigan Collegiate)
Varsity Champion (New Haven)






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Central Michigan signs New Haven's Nwoko, De La Salle's McKay

12/21/2015

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By Chuck Klonke
@MIPrepZoneMD on Twitter

Central Michigan’s basketball lineup should have a Macomb County flavor for the next several seasons.

Two of the Chippewas’ top recruits for next season are getting ready for their senior years at two of the top high school programs in the county.

Signing recently are guard Kevin McKay, De La Salle’s Mr. Everything, and 6-foot-11 center Innocent Nwoko, who teams with Jerry Ben, a Cornell recruit, to give New Haven a pair of twin towers that make it nearly impossible to drive the paint against the Rockets.

In announcing the signings, CMU coach Keno Davis said in a statement, “the thing that’s remained the same since we’ve gotten here is the value that we put in the character of the individual.

“Even now when we’ve been more successful on the court and recruit somebody who’s more highly thought of, we haven’t gone away from what has been successful for us. I think you’re going to see a young group come in next year that’s going to be very talented and with a really high ceiling.”

Nwoko and McKay will join another former Macomb County standout, Tedaro France III, a junior guard on the Chippewas who played for New Haven.

Both McKay and Nwoko are team captains for their high school squads. McKay has been a starter since his freshman season. Nwoko, a native of Nigeria, hadn’t played basketball until three years ago but has made tremendous strides since then. So has Ben.

“Innocent said he played a little before he came over here but most of his experience was playing soccer,” said Rockets coach Tedaro France II. “The first time I saw him he couldn’t even dunk the ball. He couldn’t catch the ball. He wanted to kick it. I had to tell him, ‘you don’t kick those balls. You have to shoot them.’

“The progress that both of those kids made has been great. They’re great kids, great students, great leaders.”

France had a lot of teaching to do when Nwoko and Ben arrived.

“On top of teaching skills and strength and speed, I had to teach them the rules,” he said. “They didn’t know what three seconds was. A lot of the kids here have been playing since they were 5 years old. I had to teach them how to post up, drop step, how to move without the ball, how to set a screen — things like that.”

There have still been times that the game moved too fast for Nwoko and Ben, but they played on Spiece Indy Heat, a top AAU team, to gain valuable experience and France expects them to have an outstanding season.

“For all that Innocent has gone through and to come here and be able to go to school for free is a blessing from God,” France said. “To hear the stories of what he went through (in Nigeria) and even over here and now to continue his academic and basketball career is a blessing.”

Nwoko and Ben both attend Austin Catholic, but because that school didn’t have a boys basketball team, they were able to play at New Haven under a co-op agreement.

France thinks the sky is the limit on Nwoko’s potential.

“He’s long. He has great feet. He can come out long on the wings. He’s so athletic,” France said. “He’s strong defensively right now and the offense is coming. He has made great strides there. When CMU came to see him they smiled and said, ‘this kid is going to be great. He’s still raw.’ Sometimes being raw is a good thing because you can mold them the way you want them to be and you don’t have to break bad habits. The things he can do now aren’t even close to what he can be. I don’t think he knows how good he can be.”

Nwoko realizes understands the strides he has made since his first practice at New Haven.

“Looking back I’ve really come a long way,” he said. “Things I couldn’t do, come easy for me now. Everything about basketball has improved. I’m very excited for my senior year. It all went so fast. It seems like it was just my sophomore year and now it’s my senior year.”

Nwoko is taking his leadership role seriously.

“We’re going to have a lot of new guys and as a senior, I have to step up and help them in any way that I can,” he said. 

CMU’s coaching staff has had McKay on its radar since his sophomore season. It pays to be the first in line.

“That’s one of the reasons I decided on Central,” McKay said. “They were the first ones to show an interest. They’ve been coming to my games since I was a sophomore.”

Something else intrigued McKay about the Chippewas.

“They have a 6-11 big man (Nwoko) coming in,” McKay said. “I’m looking forward to playing with him.”

McKay’s role has changed since he started as a freshman at De La Salle.

“I played him in the post because the guard spots were filled and at the time they were better than he was,” said Pilots coach Greg Esler. “He had enough to show the coaching staff that he could play. In my 29 years as a coach he’s only the third freshman that stepped up and played.

“The great thing about Kevin is that every year he has gotten better. His work ethic is second to none. I think he’s one of the top five players in the state. He can get the ball to the basket as well as anybody I’ve coached. His outside shooting was suspect his freshman and sophomore years. It picked up last year and now it’s almost automatic. Kevin McKay was the No. 1 kid Central Michigan wanted. Kevin can score a bunch of points in a short amount of time. He’s so gifted physically. He’s a man-child in some of these games. His physical presence and talent takes over.”

McKay, started playing basketball in the sixth grade and he has been striving to improve all the time.

“My range is better,” he said. “When I came in I played a big man role, but now I’ve worked to improve my ball-handling skills. I’m always working to get better defensively. I’m also trying to take more of a vocal leadership role.”

McKay has been slowed by an ankle injury, but he’s close to 100 percent and sometime this year Esler expects him to become the leading scorer in De La Salle history.

“He’s a great young man. He’s fun to be around,” Esler said. “He has always been a leader by example, but I want him to be more of a vocal leader. I told him he has to let guys know when they’re not doing what they should, constructively, of course. Coach Esler can’t always be the bad guy. And when he sees guys getting down on themselves to give them a pat on the back.”


McKay and Nwoko will join the other two scholarship recruits, Ellis Jefferson, a guard from San Antonio, and Matt Smith, a guard from Elgin, Ill.
Innocent Nwoko
Kevin McKay
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New Haven Rockets go 1-1 Opening Weekend in Showcase Events vs Top Teams and Talent.

12/13/2015

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The 2015-2016 New Haven Rockets maybe young but they grew up quick this weekend after getting put to the test early in the season. Saturday December 12th the Rockets participated in the Winter Breakout Classic at Whitmore Lake High School. The Rockets defeated Division 1 basketball signee Ty Groce and the Ypsilanti Lincoln Rail Splitters 65-46 to open the season.

The Rockets came out strong and never looked back breaking out to a 25-8 first quarter lead and then going into half-time up 48-13. 6-6 Freshman wing Romeo Weems lead the way in his high school debut. Scoring 17 points to go along with 12 rebounds, 5 steals, 4 blocks and 3 assist. Senior Center and CMU commit Innocent Nwoko scored 11 points pulled down 11 rebounds and collected 5 blocks. Eric Williams scored 8 points with 4 assist and 4 steals. Taveres Oliver, Alante Stevens and William Moore scored 6 points. Freshman Ronald Jeffery chipped in 5 points
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Freshman Romeo Weems named game MVP
In the Nike Battle of the Best December 13th at Cass Tech High School the Rockets faced Class A #2 Ranked Detroit East English Village. The Rockets Battled early in a back and forth 1st quarter action trailing 14-17 after one. East English Village pulled away defeating the Rockets 81-71. 

Coach France "East English is a great basketball team with 4-5 seniors who have been playing together for 3 years lead by Kamari Newman who is a great player who will play at George Mason next year, Chris Rollins who signed with IPFW and several others. What a great test for us early in the season to see where we are at and find out who we are as a team. East English pressures the ball very well with their length, speed and athleticism. Early repetitive turnovers cost us. You can not drill or practice what we seen tonight you can only learn from experience by playing these types of games in this atmosphere. We did not get the results we wanted tonight but by playing games like this will pay great dividends for our basketball team as the season goes along." 

 Freshman Romeo Weems had another strong performance leading the Rockets with 17 points, 11 rebound, 5 assist and 3 blocks. Junior Eric Williams knocked down 3 three point shots on his way to 17 points 2 assist and 2 steals after battling early foul trouble. Senior Center Innocent Nwoko scored 10 points and pulled down 10 rebounds and 3 blocks. Freshman Ronald Jeffery chipped in 7 points. Jerry Ben and William Moore scored 6 points and Sophomore guard Tavares Oliver tossed in 4 points.
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Several Rockets named to Detroit Free Press  Top 100 Basketball Players in Michigan

12/10/2015

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Top 50
1. Cassius Winston, 6-0, senior, U-D Jesuit
2. Austin Davis, 6-10, sr., Onsted
3. Kamari Newman, 6-4, sr., Detroit East English
4. Brailen Neely, 5-11, sr., Detroit Western
5. Xavier Tillman, 6-8, junior, Grand Rapids Christian
6. Corey Allen, 6-3, sr., Ypsilanti
7. Ty Groce, 6-7, sr., Ypsilanti Lincoln
8. Spencer Littleson, 6-3, sr., Rochester Adams
9. Innocent Nwoko, 6-11 sr., New Haven
10. Justin Turner, 6-4, sr., Detroit Renaissance
11. Jaron Faulds, 6-10, jr., Holt
12. Foster Loyer, 6-0, sophomore, Clarkston
13. Tony Poljan, 6-7, sr., Lansing Catholic
14. Brandon Allen, 5-9, sr., Haslett
15. Walter Kelser, 5-10, sr., Walled Lake Central
16. Leon Redd, 6-1, sr., Wyoming Godwin Heights
17. Trishton Jackson, 6-2, sr., West Bloomfield
18. Kevin McKay, 6-4, sr., Warren De La Salle
19. Jerry Ben, 6-8, sr., New Haven
20. Kevin McAdoo Jr., 6-1, jr., West Bloomfield
21. Jermaine Jackson, 5-8, jr., Macomb Dakota
22. James Towns, 5-10, sr., Detroit Henry Ford
23. Matt Beachler, 6-3, jr., Lowell
24. Ike Eke, 6-9, jr., U-D Jesuit
25. Braden Burke, 6-11, sr., Stevensville Lakeshore
26. Dylan Alderson, 6-4, jr., Clarkston
27. Brandon Johns, 6-8, so., East Lansing
28. Gage Kreski, 6-2, sr., St. Ignace
29. Kyle Woodruff, 6-2, sr., Holly
30. Jamal Cain, 6-6, jr., Detroit Cornerstone
31. Amauri Hardy, 6-3, jr., North Farmington
32. Anthony Johnson, 6-5, jr., Detroit Southeastern
33. James Beck, 6-7, jr., Grand Rapids Christian
34. Chris Rollins, 5-11, sr., Detroit East English
35. Isaiah Livers, 6-8, jr., Kalamazoo Central
36. Thomas Kithier, 6-8, so., Macomb Dakota
37. Davion Williams, 6-1, so., Belleville
38. Jack Ballentyne, 6-10, jr., Warren De La Salle
39. Marlo Brown, 6-4, sr., Southfield Christian
40. Jason Whittens, 6-4, jr., Powers North Central
41. Danny Kolp, 6-8, so., Petoskey
42. Daniel Pippen, 6-8, sr., Detroit Allen
43. Kameron Hankerson, 6-4, sr., Novi
44. DeQuan Powell, 5-10, sr., Detroit Loyola
45. Carl Bow, 6-0, so., Hazel Park
46. Darian Root, 6-3, sr., Ann Arbor Huron
47. Ryan Schuller, 6-10, sr., Sturgis
48. Dylan Carl, 6-10, sr., Alma
49. Mario Whitley, 6-3, jr., Frankenmuth
50. Marcus Matelski, 6-2, sr., Boyne Falls
The next 50 (alphabetically)
Sy Barnett, 6-2, jr., Charlotte
Jeffrey Beckman, 6-5, sr., Shelby
Quinn Blair, 6-6, so., Dearborn Divine Child
Levane Blake, 6-8, jr., Flint Beecher
Calvin Blaydes, 6-6, sr., Belleville
Aquavius Burks, 6-3, sr., Flint Beecher
Billy Burton, 6-1, sr., Saginaw Arthur Hill
Trey Burton, 5-6, sr., Detroit Cornerstone
Ken Davis, 6-4, sr., Big Rapids
David Dejulius, 5-11, so., Detroit Edison
Keon Epps, 6-6, jr., Wayne
Keegan George, 6-3, jr., Spring Lake
Randy Gilbert, 6-6, so., Detroit Cass Tech
Jaton Gunn, 6-2, sr., Benton Harbor
Kyle Hayes, 6-8, sr., Ypsilanti Arbor Prep
David Hearns, 6-0, so., Hazel Park
Avery Hudson, 6-0, sr., guard, Wayland
Trayvon Jackson, 6-7, so., Ypsilanti Lincoln
Ron Jamierson, 6-0, so., Battle Creek Pennfield
Luster Johnson, 6-0, sr., Detroit Consortium
Jacob Joubert, 6-3, sr., North Farmington
Cody Kegley, 5-11, sr., Yale
Andrew Kline, 6-4, sr., Waterford Our Lady
Garrett Kraatz, 5-11, sr., Allen Park Inter-City Baptist
Preston Laketa, 6-5, sr., Hanover-Horton
Isiah Lewis, 5-9, freshman, Wayne
Riley Lewis, 6-0, sr., Williamston
Jay Lori, 6-1, sr., Negaunee
Jason Majerle, 6-0, jr., Rockford
Jalen Martin, 6-3, sr., Harper Woods Chandler Park
PJ Mitchell, 5-10, so., Detroit Loyola
Zack Nieuwkoop, 6-7, jr., Wayland
Lamar Norman, 6-3, so., Wyoming Godwin Heights
Darian Owens-White, 6-1, jr., River Rouge
Shawn Pardee, 5-11, sr., Millington
Dylan Patton, 6-7, sr., Leslie
Rahsaan Pope, 6-4, Sr., Romulus
Tanner Reha, 6-4, so., DeWitt
Micah Rosser, 6-4, sr., East Kentwood
Jaylen Rutherford, 6-1, jr., Grand Blanc
Logan Ryan, 6-7, sr., Canton
Reed Sellers, 6-8, jr., Milford
Terrance Sewell, 6-2, sr., Detroit Northwestern
Qua Southward, 6-0, jr., Saginaw
Craig Sterk, 6-7, jr., McBain
Leonard Silas, 5-10, jr., Detroit Cass Tech
Jalen Thomas, 6-8, fr., U-D Jesuit
Jay Vallie, 6-5, sr., Goodrich
Brandon Wade, 6-1, so., Ann Arbor Skyline
Jason Williams, 5-10, sr., Detroit Allen
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Rockets Ranked #2 in Class B pre-season polls

12/9/2015

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The Rockets will start the season off with a #2 pre-season Ranking in class B in the state of Michigan.

www.theprepballreport.com 

Mayors Pre-Season Picks


Class B is wide-open for the taking this year.
1. Wyoming Godwin Heights- The champs will be favored once again to repeat with a mixture of veterans and talented youth.
Key players- 6’2″ senior guard Richard Major, 6’0″ senior guard Leon Redd, 5’10” junior point guard Christian Rodriguez, 6’5″ sophomore forward Markeese Hastings, 5’10” sophomore point guard Susu Davenport, 5’11” sophomore point guard Peyton Harley, 6’1″ sophomore guard Lamar Norman.
2. New Haven- Lost just one game a season ago, and return the two tallest players in the class.
Key Players- 6’11” senior Center Innocent Nwoko, 6’10” senior forward Jerry Ben, 6’4″ junior guard Eric Williams, 6’5″ freshman wing Romeo Weems.
3. River Rouge- The Panthers returned to prominence last season, but lose four starters from a 19 win team a year ago.
Key players- 6’6″ senior forward Javon Lawrence, 6’2″ senior guard Dorian Watson, 6’0″ junior point Darian Owens-White, 6’3″ junior wing Delonte Peterson
4. Benton Harbor- This will be the last go-around for one of the best backcourt combinations in the state.
Key players- 6’3″ senior guard Jaton Gunn, 6’0″ senior guard Curtis Dawson, 6’1″ junior guard Roy Anderson.
5. Detroit Consortium- The Cougars are always a tough out regardless of who is on their roster.
Key players- 6’1″ senior guard Luster Johnson, 6’5″ senior forward Jaylen Moore, 6’4″ senior forward Jaylen Sykes, 5’10” senior guard C.J. Figueroa.
6. Onsted- Game plan for the Bulldogs all year should be feed the post.
Key players- 6’10” senior forward Austin Davis, 6’7″ junior forward Sylar Lipinski.
7. Detroit Osborn- Osborn has dominated the division II portion of the PSL in recent years, the Knights make the jump to division I this year to see how good they really are.
Key players- 6’7″ senior forward Devin Dubois, 6’0″ junior guard Armonee Felder, 5’11” sophomore guard Jamarria Hall
8. Hazel Park- Talented youth make the Vikings a player in Class B.
Key players- 6’7″ senior forward James Jenkins, 5’11” junior guard Cam Boatman, 6’1″ sophomore guard Carl Bow, 6’0″ sophomore guard Dave Hearns
9. Alma- Feed the big!
Key players- 6’9″ senior guard Dylan Carl
10. Stevenvsille-Lakeshore- Feed the big!
Key players- 6’10” senior forward Braden Burke.
11. Detroit Northwestern- A productive month of June team camps should propel the Colts to take their play a level higher.
Key played- 6’2″ senior guard Terrance Sewell, 5’10” junior guard Kylard Ship
12. Detroit Henry Ford- After a historic run to the Breslin Center, the Trojans must replace four starters and a healthy amount of role players.  Hustle and grit will be the formula for Ford to win games.
Key players- 6’0″ senior guard James Towns, 6’3″ senior forward Alston Hunter, 6’2″ senior guard Jeremy Crawley, 5’10” senior guard Angelo Walker, 6’0″ sophomore guard Damon Gilmore.
13. Wayland Union- An inside and outside presence will be tough for opponents to stop this season.
Key players- 6’0″ senior guard Avery Hudson, 6’7″ junior forward Zack Nieukwoop
14. Flint Southwestern– Michigan is eagerly awaiting for a Flint team from Michigan to return to respectability.  Will the Knights be this year’s team?
Key players- 6’1″ senior guard Tevin Taylor, 5’7″ senior guard DeShaun Pride.
15. Williamston- Return six seniors from a 17 win team and gain a top freshman in the state.
Key players- 6’0″ senior guard Riley Lewis, 6’5″ freshman forward Sean Cobb.



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