Its Official: Alstork Lands At Miami Hamilton

Its Official: Alstork Lands At Miami Hamilton 

 Quinton Alstork, one of the rising young coaches in Ohio and the former head coach at Clark State JUCO last year, has signed a deal with the Miami- Hamilton mens basketball team, per SELive365 reports. 

Alstork will be the top assistant at the four year  school that is located in Hamilton Ohio. 

Alstork recently was the head coach at Clark State, where he amassed 50 wins in just 3 seasons. He also sent numerous kids to the next level and took the program up a couple notches in the process, nearly reaching the NJCAA Top 25 and defeating nationally ranked teams in the process. 

"It feels great to be back in the saddle again. I appreciate all the love and what we did at Clark State. But now it's a new challenge and look forward to the opportunity to coach and help elevate the program here. " Alstork said. 

Miami-Hamilton is affiliated with Miami, Ohio, who just had that magical streak in the previous NCAA season.

Despite passing up on the Bryant-Stratton job and other HS opportunities, Alstork decided on Miami Hamilton. 

"Due to the new business, I felt like this was the best move for myself and my family. I want to thank Coach Jones for the support and great opportunity. "

With a new head coach at the helm, look for Alstork to bring some valuable knowledge and savvy experience to the staff. 

"It's been a a great transition so far. All blessings go to God." Alstork stated. 

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NBA 3-Point Champion to Compete in TAT

 

Daequan Cook, a NBA 3-Point Champion, and Dayton & Ohio State legend, will compete with the Dunbar Wolverines in The Alumni Tournament, per the reports. 

Cook, one of the greatest shooters of all-time, has agreed to participate with one of the most storied programs in all of Ohio. 

The Dunbar Wolverines have been second to none with their support from their alumni over the past 50 years in the Dayton area. 

So it was no suprise to see them compete for a chance to win and bring positive exposure to his program.  

Cook was a unstoppable force at Dunbar, and took his talents to Ohio State for a year, before being drafted by the Miami Heat in the 1st round.  

While at Dunbar, he would win a state title, while putting on a absolute show all over the state. Cook would be a McDonalds All-American, and would shine in the game as well. 

He will be playing in The Alumni Tournament,  which is a tourney that will feature some of the most prominent HS Alumni players and teams throughout the state. 

There will be multiple regional locations throughout Ohio. The winners will then meet at the Championship weekend, which will be held at the Wooden Complex Arena in Dayton, Ohio area. 

 The winning team will win a cash prize.  

There are still a few spots available for Alumni teams, so if interested just go to TAT, The Alumni Tournament, or contact Alexander Patten for more info. 

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12th Annual Making Memories Golf Outing Does It Again; Cedric Howard Leads Another Successful Event For Alzheimers

 12th Annual Making Memories Golf Outing Does It Again; 

Cedric Howard Leads Another Successful Event For Alzheimers 

By Deon Cash 

Cedric Howard, one of the most influential philanthropists in the Midwest, held his very successful Making Memories golf outing yesterday.

With hundreds of golfers on display, the event was once again a resounding success. 

Howard has made it a staple to attend the golf event, which raises money for a possible cure to end Alzhimers. 

"We're very grateful for the turnout and for the support that we get from the Dayton community and beyond. 

 I'm very blessed to have a great staff to help me put this together year after year." Howard stated.

With the likes of Attorney Michael Wright, Representative Ron Todd, Representative Darius Beckham, business owner Sean Lightfoot, comedian Mike Jackson and other well known personnel, the event was star studded like normal. 

Billie Ewing was a guest speaker and singer, and the band did their thing, per the usual. 

With good weather on hand for most of the day, the event was a absolute success from start to finish.

"We hope to continue this success, year in, year out, and maybe add some more names in the fold.  If you know anyone that loves to golf, bring them out!" Howard would say after the event.

For more on the event, including photos, videos, and content,  go to Making Memories to End Alzheimers on social media.

Congrats to Howard on another elite event. To to Making Memories to End Alzhimers for more information. 

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Dream Stop Fever in Home and Home Series, Face Toronto Tonight

 Dream Stop Fever in Home and Home Series, Face Toronto Tonight; ATL Top Team in East 

The Atlanta Dream have been playing at a high rate, and the dominance over Indiana continued this season with a statement lead 113-96 win over the Fever. 

With the win it gave the Dream a 11-4 record, and their 4th straight win, while thr Fever fall to 9-8.

The Dream are currently the top team in the East, as they lead New York (11-6) by a game. They have hit their stride, winning 7 of their last 10 games.  

The Dream had all five of its starters in double figures. 

Ryhne Howard, one of the most complete hoopers in the league, dominated the perimeter (18pts), and also grabbed 8 rebounds. 

Alisia Gray, a WNBA 1st team nominee continued her elite , while All -Star F Angel Reese continued her blistering play inside for the Dream. Jordan Cannida dropped 12 dimes to control the high octane offense. 

Caitlin Clark lead the Fever with 26 on the night. 

The Dream now will face Toronto tonight (9-9) in their final home game before a 4-game road trip.

The game will tipoff at 7:30pm.

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Avaiators Come From Behind Win Sets Up Final Game; Will Columbus Make Playoffs? Morton, Miller Stars of the Game

 Avaiators Come From Behind Win Keeps Playoff Hopes Alive; Morton, Miller Jr Lead Way 

By Deon Cash 

The Columbus Aviators were down most of the game to the Birmingham Stallions last weekend. With their slim playoff hopes dwindling away, newly inserted QB took it upon himself to keep the Aviators in the game. 

With Birmingham ready to take full control of the game in the 4th quarter, the Aviators switched up the momentum as Morton directed the squad to a TD. The TD pulled the game back to a one possession game (23-21)  with a dynamic play to get it to the WR, who sprinted about 40 yards to the end zone.

With less than 3 min in the game, the Stallions tried to sit on the lead, but on third down, the Aviators  star DB picked off the ball, got back up, did a Deion Sanders Ed Reed type of runback, scoring a TD, and sending the fans into a frenzy. The Aviators took the lead.

Birmingham would have one more shot, but to no avail, as Columbus would grab a signature win to keep their playoff hopes alive. They would get down into Aviator territory but Columbus would snuff out the drive, and keep their hopes alive with the key victory.  

When asked after the game if this was the most rewarding game of the season, head coach Ted Ginn Jr didn't think twice. 

"Most definitely." Coach Ginn Jr stated. 

"We told them to bring their shoulder pads and helmets to work, and don't say nothing. Come to work. And they did that." 

STARS OF THE GAME 

 JALEN MORTON -QB 

With Morton starting for his first game, his numbers were very good. Over 200 yards of passing and nearly 100 rushing, as he imposed his will on the game, especially in the 2nd half, when it was winning time. He was down 13-1, 20-8, 23-14, and never wavered. 

He accounted for 4 TDs and was clutch when they needed it most. Some will say Morton should have been inserted sooner, but regardless,  he showed moxie and a coolness that wore off on the Aviators. 

D.J. MILLER JR. - DB 

He has arguably been the best DB in the league in the 2nd half of the season. But the last game took the cake, as he garnered his 3rd straight game with a INT. Only difference is, this time, it resulted in a pick six which lead to the game- winning TD. He also had a crucial pass dedended to hold the Stallions to a field goal and not a TD. Miller Jr has been playing lights out and could be the top DB in the league rifht now.

COMING NEXT 

The Aviators play at home tonight vs and will face in the final regular season game. The game kicks off at 6pm.

PLAYOFF BOUND?

While the Aviators have a chance to still get in the playoffs,  they will need some serious help to get the chance. They need multiple teams to win, and then it will have to be a multi-team tie breaker for things to fly the Aviators way after today. 

Here are the league standings (through week 9) 

FINAL WORD 

Congratulations to the Aviators and Ted Ginn Jr, and his coaching staff, who has shown the resolve to bounce back and keep the team focused on a chance to make the playoffs and finish strong regardless. 

While some people think Crew Stadium is not a ideal place to have the team, and is not a football stadium, it is a prime spot for the inaugural season for the Aviators.  The energy is good and the fan base come to rock and roll.

 The UFL definitely is a league that's here to stay. 

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