School:
Waukee
Head Coach:
Ross Douma
Assistant
coaches:
Will Dotson
Chad Netten
Todd Schneiter
Max Book
2005-2006
Varsity Record:
13-10
2005-2006 Conference Record:
8-6
Starters Lost:
Tim Getting 6'5" 13 points, 6 rebs.
Jake Hannika 6'2' 6 pts., 3 rebs
Players to Watch (* Denotes
returning starter):
Name
Year
Height
PPG
RPG
Greg Pingel *
SR
6-1
12.0
---
Jeff Getting *
JR
6-2
9.0
3.0 apg
Drake Blessum
SR
6-4
3.0
2.0
Adam Bloom
JR
6-3
5.0
3.0
Zach Davison
JR
6-4
---
---
Ben Duea
JR
5-7
---
---
Chad Howard
JR
6-0
---
---
Marc Shalkowski
JR
6-0
---
---
Gabe Knutson
SO
6-7
---
---
Seth Johnson
SR
5-10
---
---
Rusty Carlson
SR
5-10
---
---
Jon Housholder
JR
6-2
---
---
Jared Kunze
JR
6-2
---
---
Andrew Krech
SR
6-0
---
---
Michael Otis
SR
6-3
---
---
Team Strengths:
Depth, chemistry, and coachable players
Question Marks:
Size and rebounding
Overview:
After going 75-36 during the past five years at Chicago Christian, Ross Douma
comes back to Iowa and takes over as head coach of the Warriors. He will
have a team with a bright future but will have to lead them through a tough
transition into the CIML Conference. But with the success that Waukee
showed on the football field this year, things are looking up for the team.
Leading the charge for the players coming back is Greg Pingel. This
6-foot-1 senior was second on the team in scoring at twelve points per game and
did a nice job of finding different ways to put the ball in the basket.
Also don't forget about their other returning starters, Jeff Getting. This
athletic junior averaged nine points and three assists per game as a sophomore.
Now that Getting is a year older, he could be ready for a big season. The
Warriors also boast a lot of younger talent. Because their school
continues to grow, these younger athletes will continue to flood the school.
If these athletes can step in and get past their inexperience, Waukee could
prove to be a tough team to beat in the CIML.
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Waukee
Head Coach:
Ross Douma
Assistant
coaches:
Will Dotson
Chad Netten
Todd Schneiter
Max Book
2005-2006
Varsity Record:
13-10
2005-2006 Conference Record:
8-6
Starters Lost:
Tim Getting 6'5" 13 points, 6 rebs.
Jake Hannika 6'2' 6 pts., 3 rebs
Players to Watch (* Denotes
returning starter):
Name
Year
Height
PPG
RPG
Greg Pingel *
SR
6-1
12.0
---
Jeff Getting *
JR
6-2
9.0
3.0 apg
Drake Blessum
SR
6-4
3.0
2.0
Adam Bloom
JR
6-3
5.0
3.0
Zach Davison
JR
6-4
---
---
Ben Duea
JR
5-7
---
---
Chad Howard
JR
6-0
---
---
Marc Shalkowski
JR
6-0
---
---
Gabe Knutson
SO
6-7
---
---
Seth Johnson
SR
5-10
---
---
Rusty Carlson
SR
5-10
---
---
Jon Housholder
JR
6-2
---
---
Jared Kunze
JR
6-2
---
---
Andrew Krech
SR
6-0
---
---
Michael Otis
SR
6-3
---
---
Team Strengths:
Depth, chemistry, and coachable players
Question Marks:
Size and rebounding
Overview:
After going 75-36 during the past five years at Chicago Christian, Ross Douma
comes back to Iowa and takes over as head coach of the Warriors. He will
have a team with a bright future but will have to lead them through a tough
transition into the CIML Conference. But with the success that Waukee
showed on the football field this year, things are looking up for the team.
Leading the charge for the players coming back is Greg Pingel. This
6-foot-1 senior was second on the team in scoring at twelve points per game and
did a nice job of finding different ways to put the ball in the basket.
Also don't forget about their other returning starters, Jeff Getting. This
athletic junior averaged nine points and three assists per game as a sophomore.
Now that Getting is a year older, he could be ready for a big season. The
Warriors also boast a lot of younger talent. Because their school
continues to grow, these younger athletes will continue to flood the school.
If these athletes can step in and get past their inexperience, Waukee could
prove to be a tough team to beat in the CIML.
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