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Post by **Tussey Mt. fan** » March 26th, 2004, 11:55 am

Does anyone know where I can find a roster for the Summit Quest games?

Freddy C · Post by **Freddy C** » March 26th, 2004, 12:22 pm

The gazette today has a list. They left Stephanie Skiles(Richland) off of it though. The North team looks a little more stacked than the south.

The boys slam dunk should be good with Shubik and a couple Johnstown boys.

xcoach · Post by **xcoach** » March 26th, 2004, 10:11 pm

Shriver from Southern Fulton also does pretty good dunking. He'll be there. I saw him the other week at the all star game at James Buchanan and he was the only one who hit all his dunks. My opinion was he should have won, but a kid from Chambersburg won

Sports999 · Post by **Sports999** » March 26th, 2004, 10:26 pm

My pick to win the dunk title is Marcus Tullis of Johnstown. I've seen him get down a 360 dunk and a "put it between the legs dunk". As well as much more that I'm sure he has in his bag of trick.

Other dunkers from the North Squad:

Trey Sharpe - Johnstown

And maybe Chris Roberts, I know he can get way up but can he put it down?

Post by **S Cube** » March 27th, 2004, 9:04 am

last year jamie reasy from nbc won the dunk contest...he had some ups but it didn't seem like there was much competition...

justdunkit · Post by **justdunkit** » March 27th, 2004, 10:30 pm

drew shubik won tonight's dunk contest with some decent dunks....marcus tillus was definitely the best dunker in the competition but he missed 1 of his and shubik made both his....tillus had about 4 or 5 dunks in the game and he tryed a between the legs that he has pulled off before just for fun after the dunk contest but missed it.

AJeft2345 · Post by **AJeft2345** » March 27th, 2004, 10:35 pm

Central's Jimmy Snyder put one down after getting a pass off the board from Dragon QB Paul Fredrick. lol. Tullis definitely was the most impressive dunker. If his dunks during the actual game were in the contest, he'd win hands down. Shubik's first dunk he actually didn't get above the rim, he just grabbed it and pulled himself up. His second dunk was pretty good though. Sharpe attempted an ally-oop to himself off the actual gym wall, but missed it.

Sports999 · Post by **Sports999** » March 27th, 2004, 11:14 pm

Shubik's first dunk wasn't even a real dunk but the crowd went crazy anyway, I don't really understand that? Even the dunk that Tullis DID get down was better than either of the ones Shubik did. In the game Tullis caught one off the backboard from teammate Trey Sharpe and put it down on a South player's head, impressive to say the least.

Did Tullis end up getting MVP? He was the best player in the game IMO.

Post by **Tussey Mt. fan** » March 27th, 2004, 11:34 pm

MVP's were Tullis for the North and Shubik for the South.

4 · Post by 4 » March 28th, 2004, 12:57 am

Sports999 and I got a chance to converse during the game. We both agreed that Shubik's dunk was not a true dunk per say; however, his dunks were pretty creative. But he's also an extremely formidable player. He spotted up like 6 times 3 to 6 feet behind the arc nailing about 5. I'd have to say the most creative dunk attempt came from Sharpe, throwing it off the wall. In my opinion, they need to change the dunk rules. Each person should recieve 3 dunks attempts and then the 2 best dunkers square off in the end. The crowd definitely wouldv'e gotten excited if Tullis and Shubik went head to head dunking.

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