11-Green - The Fencor "Peeps" had a very successful season this year with each player showing significant development as the months progressed. The girls played as a close-knit team on the court and enjoyed their extended "peeps family" relationships off the court.
At local tournaments, the team was undefeated in their age group and most often played up in age a year or two, sometimes three, even winning a U14 One day Shootout Tournament in Aston, PA. The Peeps enjoyed several "road trip" tournaments in New Jersey and Virginia where, in addition to stellar AAU action on the courts, they enjoyed hanging out together at team dinners and evenings in the hotel pools.
In April, the team went undefeated in the Mid-Atlantic District tournament to qualify for Nationals. In late June, at the National tournament in Kenner, LA, the team went 3-0 in pool play to earn the right to advance to the Championship Bracket where they lost to the eventual tournament champions in the first round. The Peeps then went 4-0, winning out in the Championship Consolation Bracket. The team placed 17th in the country, finishing 7-1 overall at the National tournament. After much hard played basketball, the team enjoyed a day together visiting the local attractions in the city of New Orleans.
In July, the team again traveled to the Washington DC area where they benefited from an opportunity to play up in the U12 bracket of the US Junior Nationals tournament on the campus of the American University. The trip wrapped up a season that was both fun and highly successful.
      -Deb Winslow  

The Fencor 12 A's Green team Has an excellent season finishing with a overall record 33-12 and taking second place in the Classic Bracket Championship.
Throughout this very exciting season to say we were snake bitten with injuries at times would be a understatement. At any given tournament we would sometimes have 7 players and at times we would have 10 to 11 and unfortunately we never had full cast but that didn't matter to this feisty group of players. They always fought hard and played together as a team, and what was great about this group was know one ever cared who got the credit and you never knew which kid was going to step up in which game but someone always did step up and make a difference in every game.
Some of the highlights would definitely have to be the Championship game in the Mid-Atlantics. After losing one of our best defensive players in Savanna Malloy prior to the tournament and then losing our leading scorer and rebounder in Shelby Mueller and having to play three games in one day winning the championship was going to be a tough task against a very goof Philadelphia Belles team. We started the game very slow and found ourselves down 18 to 4. A brief time out settled everybody and we made the decision to once again step up and we found ourselves down 2 at half and took over in the second half enroot to a 12 point win highlighted by Rachel Howry's 20 pts who in the absence of Shelby Meuller played a flawless game.
We continued to make strides as a team we played in some tough tournaments to get us prepared to go to Nationals. Even though we started out the gates slow the first game, we came to life and had a heart breaking loss to the Maryland Flames which sent us to the Classic Bracket. The girls realized the missed opportunity to advance to the Championship Bracket but they rallied around one another and single handedly impressed a lot of people on there way to a great run and finish as runner up in the Classic Bracket.       -Brian Morris   

12 Gold Team went 25-9 and played mainly an A schedule.  We were 2nd at Mid-Atlantics and won a Silver Medal in the Classic Bracket at Nationals.

-Mike Green   

13B`s started slow but seem to come alive as the season got going and did a great job at the Mid-Atlantics by coming in third place and recieving a bid to go to nationals in Coaco Beach Florida.  We then took advantage of this opportunity and off we went!  We won our pool and received a bye in the first round which put us in the final 16 in the championship bracket.  The final count for the year put is in a tie for 13th in the Div II bracket.  Hats off to the 13B`S!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

-Ken Kerr   

Team 14 Green had an overall record of 43-19 for the season.  We were 3rd in Mid-Atlantic Region and 3-3 at Penn State and 3-4 at Nationals.  Averaged 51.2 ppg for the season and averaged 56.2 ppg at Nationals. Gave up only 36.6 points per game on season and gave up 50.1 ppg at Nationals.  Out of the 62 games played this season 38 games were played against 15 or 16 year old teams.

-Tom Schurtz