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MySpace GraphicsThis site is dedicated to those brave 7 who take on invaiding basketball teams every Thursday night and whop their asses back to Persia.
Next Game:
The Spartans Vs Hexagons
6.00pm Albert Park MSAC showcourt
Last Game:
The Spartans 82 def Hexagons 21
Daniel Nikolareas 21 pts
Ryan Wall 20 pts
The Spartans went to work early with good ball movement and rotation on offence and quick hands and good rebounds on defence. Wall shot well early while Digs and Timmsy provided good mid range options. Thompson came off the bench and ammassed 4 fouls in a flash throwing guns around like he was in Texas. Nikolareas seemed to have his own camp set up at the half way point and got on the fast break like a mad man in the second half, coupled with some 3's made him the games leading scorer. All and all the Spartans showed the Hexagons how to reall ball.
As a further note the Commish was seen again watching Spartan ball, His love for the team knows no bounds as he satyed and watched whilest fights occured on other courts......We Love you commish

My Interests

Ripping up the floor at MSAC and kicking Persians down into a bottomless pit!

I'd like to meet:

All the SPARTANS!

Ryan Wall #33

Games Played: 11

Position: F
Height: 6'2
College: Duke

NBA Comparison: Brian Scalabrine

Predominantly a spot up shooter who uses his handy one on one post skills when required. A useful passer and rebounder who uses his size on defense. Vocal on the floor.

Mark DiGuglielmo #24

Games Played: 11

Position: G

Height: 6'1

College: Louisville

NBA Comparison: Luke Jackson

Uses his handle and awareness on both ends. Good mid range and long range shooter and very skilled passer. Good in transition and when he is on touch can fill it up quickly. Don’t let him get on a roll.

James Thompson #5

Games Played: 11

Position: F/C

Height: 6'2

College: Army

NBA Comparison: Mark Madsen

Uses his size and strength to play very good defense and adds a handy leap to bring down more than his fair share of rebounds. Good passer and will find teammates around the rim. Good inside scorer.

Damien Salerno #8

Games Played: 11

Position: G

Height: 6'1

College: North Carolina

NBA Comparison: Daniel Ewing

Highly emotional player who can spark a team out of a slump. Uses his speed and desire to hassle opposition into mistakes. Gets into the lane with ease and can find team mates well. Known for his Technical fouls.

David Allender #50

Games Played: 8

Position: C

Height: 6'7

College: Texas

NBA Comparison: Pat Burke

Very useful inside scorer who has a good basketball IQ. Very good mid range jump shooter. Blocks many shots on defense. Known to be able to stretch his shot to 3 land. Good rebounder.

Daniel Nikolareas #31

Games Played: 9

Position: G

Height: 6'0

College: Georgetown

NBA Comparison: Roger Mason

High basketball IQ. As soon as he steps on the court a fast break seems to be brewing. Attacks the basket. Good passer in traffic. Plays good defense and gets many strips both on the ball and in the lane.

James Timms #42

Games Played: 11

Position: F/G

Height: 6'3

College: Oklahoma State

NBA Comparison: Viktor Khryapa

Enjoys getting in the post and fading for a turn around. Gets on the break a bit and like showing an array of college style moves. Floaters are a common sight after a post spin move.

Movies:

300

Books:

how to be spartan for dummies

Heroes:

King Leonidas