Results of Ocean City Home Bank
Dixie Howell Classic Games
2008 - National 101, American 95 OT (in Ocean City)
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St. Augustine's Josh Thompson, the MVP, scored 25 points, grabbed 6 rebounds and blocked 3 shots.
Klev Exantus and Nate Evans (both of Pleasantville) scored the first 7 points of overtime. Pat Kelly (Wildwood
Catholic) added 16 points with Exantus and Evans each getting 13. Darius Melton (Buena) had 11 boards and Norman
White (St. Joseph) 10. Travis Washington (Hammonton) hit a 3-pointer at the 4th quarter buzzer to send the game
into overtime. Khalif Toombs (Atlantic City) and Jarell Lecator (Vineland) each scored 16 with Toomba adding 5
assists. Washington added 13 points and Matt Haddix (Vineland) grabbed 13 rebounds.
2007 - American 95, National 79 (in Ocean City)
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Atlantic City's Darnell Davis, the MVP, dominated inside, grabbing 12 offensive rebounds among
his 18 and scoring 22 points on 10-for-16 shooting. John White (Atlantic City) had 21 points and 4 steals,
Trey Severs (Ocean City) scored 15 and Manny Valentin (Absegami) 15. Tim Bramble (Buena) had 15 points on record
7-for-7 shooting for the Nationals. Mike Forrow (Middle Township) added 14 and Mike Fountas (Buena) scored 10.
2006 - American 87, National 76 (in Ocean City)
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Atlantic City's Lawrence Owens scored seven of his game-high 21 points in the final
five minutes to earn MVP honors. Charles Johnson (Lower Cape May) had 17 points & five assists with Adam Care (Mainland)
adding 14 points & six rebounds. Holy Spirit's John Oliver led the Nationals with 19 points. Bridgeton's Lee
Frazier had seven points, nine rebounds & four steals.
2005 - National 77, American 71 (in Ocean City)
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St. Joseph's Aaron Spellman, the game's MVP, hit 4 three-pointers and led the National
with 14 points. Erick Krwawecz (St. Augustine) added 13 points with Mark McGonigal (Holy Spirit) getting
6 assists. Atlantic City's Mark Crumble led the American with 16 points.
2004 - American 76, National 68 (in Ventnor)
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Oakcrest's Matt Byrnes, the game's MVP, led the American Conference with 18 points,
11 rebounds and 2 assists. Dan Cappelluti of Mainland had 17 points, 4 steals and 4 assists, tying a
record by making five three-pointers. Mainland's Chris Sindoni had 10 points and 11 rebounds. Kyle
Wakefield of Middle Township paced the National with 14 points. Vince Brooks had 9 points and 8
rebounds. The American team came from behind with a 28-18 fourth quarter.
2003 - American 85, National 83 (in Ventnor)
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Absegami's Lamar Wright, the game's MVP, led the American Conference with 18 points,
7 rebounds, 3 steals and 4 assists. Terrence Woodson of Oakcrest had 16 points and 8 boards, EHT's
Bruce Davenport had 14 points and Lower Cape May's Matt Betz added 11. Holy Spirit's Joe Alexander
paced the National with 16 points and 13 rebounds. The American team built a 10-point lead with two
minutes left and held off a National rally.
2002 - National 82, American 80 (in Wildwood)
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Holy Spirit's Henry White, the game's MVP, led the National Conference with 24 points
and 6 rebounds. Scott Greenman of St. Augustine had 22 points, including 4 three-pointers, and Rob
Underwood of Cape May Tech added 11 points, 10 rebounds and 5 assists. Oakcrest's Lance Williams
had 14 points and 3 assists for the American team, which had three shots to tie the game in the
final 20 seconds.
2001 - no game
2000 - no game
1999 - no game
1998 - American 98, National 95 (in Ocean City)
Lamus Rhett of Bridgeton scored 36 points, making 16 of 26 shots, grabbed 14
rebounds and made 3 steals to be named the game's MVP, despite playing for the losing team.
The Middle Township combo of Jeff Lilliston and Mike Reed each added 16. There were seven
players in double figures for the American, led by Atlantic City's Pete Hunter, Oakcrest's
Josh Rhames and Absegami's Jim Miller with 12 each. Miller grabbed 16 rebounds.
1997 - National 125, American 121 (in Ocean City)
St. Augustine Prep's Mike Kouser, the game's MVP, had 16 points, 11 rebounds and 3 assists
for the National Conference. Jim McQuillen of Wildwood led all scorers with 21 for the National.
James Jones of Cumberland led the American with 14. Zack Hibbs of Vineland added 13.
1996 - American 108, National 105 (in Ocean City)
Kevin Wilkins of Atlantic City, the game's MVP, had 21 points, hitting 9 of 10 shots,
grabbed 15 rebounds and blocked 2 shots for the American Conference. Ocean City's Mike Ludwig
added 13 points, hitting 4 of 7 three-pointers. Jim Greczek of St. Augustine Prep had 15 for the
National.
1995 - National 116, American 112 (in Ocean City)
The National Conference almost let a 19-point lead get away before winning by four.
MVP Jason O'Neil of Middle Township had 16 points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists for the winners. Patrick
Davenport of Pleasantville added 15 and Hammonton's Mike LaGuardia 12. Atlantic City's LaMarr
Johnson led the American with 15 points and 12 rebounds. Mainland's Joe Bucci also had 15 points.
1994 - American 120, National 108 (in Ocean City)
The game featured two of the great individual performances in the all star game's
history - and they were on the same team. Egg Harbor Township's Ivary Israel, the game's MVP, had
34 points, 5 steals and 4 assists for the American Conference. Jomo Lyles Belton of Atlantic City
added 30 to the American total. Pleasantville's Herb White had 19, Wildwood Catholic's Trevor Sawyer
16 and St. Augustine Prep's Jason Yoder 14 for the National.
1993 - American 116, National 113 (in Vineland)
Holy Spirit's Brian Pruitt, the game's MVP, led the American Conference with 19 points.
John Jones of Vineland added 13. Robert Scott and Rahim Cherry, both of Pleasantville, paced the
National scoring with 18 apiece.
1992 - National 123, American 112 (in Vineland)
Bridgeton's Dwayne Robinson, the game's MVP, led the National Conference with 27
points, including four three-pointers. Bob Hennessy of St. Augustine Prep added 14. J.D. Asselta of Ocean
City scored 25 for the Americans with OC's Bill Farina scoring 16, including a trio of three-pointers.
1991 - American 120, National 100 (in Absecon)
Atlantic City's Jamal "Doc" Homesley, the game's MVP, led the American Conference
with 23 points. George Sutor of Atlantic City added 13 and Derrick Yeoman of Ocean City had 12 points
and eight assists. Mike Emory of Wildwood scored 18 for the Nationals with Chris Carideo of St. Augustine
Prep getting 15.
1990 - American 122, National 105 (in Vineland)
Cumberland's Mike Burden had 23 points and 13 rebounds to lead the American
Conference. Linwood Mosley of Cumberland added 15 points. James Inman of Pleasantville, the game's
MVP, scored 36 for the Nationals and grabbed 17 rebounds. Leon Roberson of Pleasantville added 24
points and grabbed nine boards.
1989 - American 122, National 107 (in Vineland)
Holy Spirit's Chris Stoll, the game's MVP, had 17 points and 10 rebounds for the American
Conference. Terry Parker of Cumberland led the scoring with 18 points. Andy Poznek of St. Joseph led the
Nationals with 16 points.