The Storm defeated the Panthers 41-30 on Saturday in a nonconference battle that was characterized by defense.

"It's great for the kids and great for the program," said Summit coach Dan Munson, whose squad improved its record to 3-1 with the victory.

"It was a real physical game, "Munson added. "Our game plan was to stop [Michael] Luenen. ...And we held him to three points."

The Class 5A Storm held the Class 6A Panthers to seven or less points in three of the game's four quarters. Redmond ended the first period with just four points.

Junior wing Matt Meagher paced the Summit offense with 10 points. Justin Huckins added 8 points for the Storm, and junior Clayton Cantrall and senior Micah King each contributed 6 points in the win.

Redmond senior guard Kyle Baca led the Panthers (2-3) with 12 points.

"The looks (Redmond) got, they usually would make," Munson said. "It just wasn't their night."

Athletes - Protecting Yourself From The Flu

You may have heard a lot of information about a new kind of flu virus called H1N1 Influenza. It is always important to make sure you are doing your best to prevent the spread of germs. Now more than ever you should make sure that you are doing your best to keep yourself healthy. Here are some extra tips to keep you healthy:

Parents & Players,

Registration for all 2010 HSBCAMPS summer sessions is open and camps are beginning to fill up. From now through Monday April 12th, all Summit High School participants can receive 10% off their 2010 registration.To take advantage of this discount, visit the registration page via our website at http://www.hsbcamps.com and enter the promo code Summit10. Remember space is limited and this discount will only be available while space permits. The remaining fees will be due in two payments; 50% on May 1 and the remaining balance due June 5, 2010.If you have any questions or comments please don't hesitate to contact us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or follow the conversation online:Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/HSBCAMPSTwitter: http://www.twitter.com/HSBCAMPSSee you on the court this summer.

June 25-27, 2010

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Where: Aloha HS, Beaverton HS, Valley Catholic HS, Century HS, Hillsboro HS, Central Catholic HS

What: VARSITY TOURNAMENT: 32 team tournament over 3 days, 2 games per day. First 3 games are pool play to earn a seeding. For the last 3 games, teams are placed in an 8 team bracket with teams that have the same seeding. For example, all eight #1 seeds will play, all #2 seeds will play and so on.

JV TOURNAMENT: 16 team tournament over 2 days, 2 games per day over
Friday and Saturday.

FROSH TOURNAMENT: 16 team tournament over 2 days, 2 games per day
over Friday and Saturday.
**PBOA Paid Officials
**OSAA Rules except, two 16 minute STOP CLOCK halves. FULL GAMES!
3 time-outs per game, 2 Full & 1 30 second. 5 minute halftime, 2 minute OT.
No foul outs, but an official may ask a player to sit for rough play.

Contact: Dan Munson
Office: (541)322-3347
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Teams: Top teams from the Northwest! Past teams include:

Aloha, Beaverton, Brookings-Harbor, Burlington, Edison (WA), Camas (WA), Central Catholic, Century, Clackamas, Corvallis, Crook County, Davis (WA), Franklin, Forest Grove Grant, Hermiston, Hidden Valley, Hillsboro, Jefferson,, Jesuit, La Grande, La Pine, Lakeridge, Lebanon, Lincoln, McMinnville, Mt. View (OR), North Salem, North Thurston (WA), Oregon City, Sandy, Southridge, South Medford, South Salem, Sprague, Summit, Sunset, Tigard, Thomas Jefferson (WA),  Valley Catholic, Wapato (WA), Wilson, Wilsonville

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