Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, May 01, 2013, Page 28, Image 28

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May I. 2013
Portland High School Hoopers unite for
13th Annual Joyce Washington Classic (
The 13th annual Joyce Washing­
ton Classic Basketball tournament is
set to tip off this Saturday, May 4th
with the girls game at 1 p.m. fol­
lowed by the boys game at 3 p.m.
Doors open at noon. Team rosters
are filled with players from primarily
north and northeast Portland for a
game that honors Joyce, Charles,
Cory, and Gary Washington and as­
sists in raising funds for amateur
athletics in their names.
Joyce Washington Classic past
players include NBA basketball
standouts Terrance Jones (Houston
R ockets) and T erran ce Ross
(Toronto Raptors). Also NCAA bas­
ketball standouts Shoni Schimmel
(Louisville) and Jude Schimmel (Lou­
isville).
This year’s games have several
Oregon high schools represented by
seniors and underclassm an. The
players includes Anthony Mathis
(West Linn), Payton Pritchard (West
Linn), Bryce Canda (Grant), and
Victor Sanders (Jefferson). Feature
players in the girls game include
Eleanor Van Buren (Riverdale), Elie
Stanfill (Reynolds), Zaria Hale (Cen­
tral C ath o lic) and Lisa C hiem
(Franklin).
Games are played at Self Enhance­
ment, Inc., 3920 N. Kerby Ave.,
Portland. Tickets prices are $3 for
adults and $1 for students. Children
9 years old and younger are free.
Tickets can be purchased at the door
on game day.
JOYCE WASHINGTON
• The Portland Observer
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ALL STAR CLASSIC
PORTLAND, OREGON
Announcer:
Sam Thompson
H alf time performance:
• SEI Drumline
• Musical Performance by
Spencer Sanders
2013 GIRLS ROSTERS
WHITE TEAM
(Coaches TB Winston
and Jordyn Reynolds )
1. Taylor Ristvedt - Cleveland
2. Evan Harvey -- Grant
3. Shaquinn Cook - Benson
4. Zaria Hale - Central
5. Mariah Oliver — Wilson
6. Amira Abraham - Central
7. Megan Church - Wilson
8. Kayla Hyppolite - Glenco
9. Malan Woods - Grant
10. Audrey Frison-Sanders - Parkrose
11. Elle Stanfill — Reynolds
We would Like To
Thank Our Sponsors:
BLUE TEAM
(Coaches CeCe Moses
and Kailee Johnson)
1. Taylor Trullio--Bcnjon
2. Diana Allen - St. M ary’s
3. Eleanor Van Buren - Riverdale
4. Shala Noles — Grant
5. Kyra Logan - Central
6. Martina McCowan — Si. M ary's
7. Caylee Newsom - Grant
8. Natisha Green — Roosevelt
9. Audrey Frison-Sanders - Parkrose
10. Jayden Blaylock - Reynolds
11. Lisa Chiem -- Franklin
• Bashers
• Bardy Trophy
• Terrell Brandon Barbershop
• Evan Van Buren Attorney
at Law
• Show Dogs
• Zimmers Sausage
• Michael Harper State Farm
Insurance
• Dr. Billy Flowers
Chiropractor
• PCC
• Home Forward
• Chase and Weil LLP
• K and B Auto Wholesale
• Norma’s Kitchen
• J J lock and key
• Jays lawn mower
• Eagle Web Press
• King Food Mart
• ShalonXcellence
• Cannons Rib Express
• Sweet street food cart
• Café Miracles
• North By Northeast
• Mt Hood
• Lewis and Clark
• American Family Insurance
• Budget insurance
• PCC Cascade
2013 BOYS ROSTERS
WHITE TEAM
(Coach Gary Thomas)
1. Jordan Ewell - Franklin
2. PJ Smith — Lincoln
3. Victor Sanders - Jefferson
4. Khayman Burton - Grant
5. Darren Kennedy jr. - Grant
6. LJ slycain — Roosevelt
~L Angel bibiano - Roosevelt
8. Hayden Hall — Jefferson
9. Iko Hollis — Benson
10. Payton Pritchard - West Linn
11. Anthony Mathis - West Linn
BLACK TEAM
(Coach Michael Mangum)
1. Eimer Lopez — Roosevelt
2. Jairo Lopez - Roosevelt
3. Deiondre B ird - Grant
4. Andre McCowan -- Roosevelt
5. Jamarte Brown - Jefferson
6. Kadeem Strickland -Jefferso n
I. Jequan Knight - Roosevelt
8. Tay Arigbon - Grant
9. Nate Smith — Benson
10. Bryce Canda - Grant
II. Frank Norman - Benson
About the Portland Observer.
In 1989, Joyce Washington purchased the Portland Observer, a northeast Portland weekly newspaper. The paper’s corporate name, Cory Publishing
commemorated Cory Washington’s contribution to the paper. He was shot to death following a basketball-game dispute in Peninsula Park in 1991
After Joyce s passing in March of 1996 her son Charles Washington steped up and became publisher. He was a fierce advocate, a tireless worker
and an uncompromising humanitarian. Charles Washington passed away in December 2012. Their legacies live on through the newspaper and
suiw! vmg family members. Mark and Rakeem Washington oversee the daily operations of the paper and are heavily involved in supporting the youth
of Portland, just as Joyce and Charles Washington did for decades.
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