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  • 01May

    Alan Stein’s Cutting Edge Clinic – Reaction, Quickness, and Agility

    Cutting Edge
    Who:
    Boys and Girls ages 10+
    When: Sunday June 23, 2013
    12:00pm-3:00pm
    (Coaches Q&A 3:00pm-4:00pm)
    Cost: $75 per player, $25 per coach

    Athletes Sign Up Online Here

    Coaches Sign Up Online Here

    Who is Alan Stein?
    Alan Stein is the top basketball-specific strength & conditioning coach in the world.His company, Stronger Team, specializes in providing cutting edge information, concepts, and drills to help coaches and players maximize their basketball athleticism. Alan is the Head Strength & Conditioning coach for the nationally renowned DeMatha Catholic High School basketball program. He is also a performance consultant for Nike Basketball and has worked as the the head conditioning coach for the annual McDonald’s All-American game, the Jordan Brand All American Classic, and the Nike Skills Academies (including academies for: Kobe Bryant, Lebron James, Steve Nash, Chris Paul, Paul Pierce, Vince Carter, Deron Williams, Kevin Durant and Amar’e Stoudemire..Alan’s passion, enthusiasm, and innovative training techniques leave a lasting impression with every player and coach he works with!

    What They’re Saying about Alan Stein.
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  • 15Apr
    The Tiger Way, Tiger Hoops Comments Off

    The Tiger WayTo register for our Summer Basketball Camps, go to:

    CLC Online Summer Camp Registration

    We would prefer if you register online, but you can download the complete brochure by clicking here.

  • 05Apr
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    The summer camp calendar has been posted at http://thetigerway.com/calendar/

     

  • 04Mar
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    Due to today’s weather the Boy’s Basketball sectional games have shifted a day. Therefore, Central will play Rockford Boylan on Thursday, March 7th at 7:30 PM.

    Doors will open at 6:30 PM

    Admission is $5.00 for everyone. No passes will be accepted

    STUDENT FAN BUS UPDATE
    Central is still trying to get a fan bus together for the event. The cost of the fan bus will be $13 per student (which will include admission into the game.) We need a minimum of 40 students to secure the bus.

    Students must have payment and signed permission slips turned into Mrs. Iversen by 3:00 PM on Wednesday, March 6th.

    The bus will leave Crystal Lake Central promptly at 6:00 PM and will return to Central at approximately 10:30 PM.

    Permission slips are available on the CLC Athletics 2000 website.

    WATCH THE GAME ONLINE
    If you can not attend the sectional game it will be broadcast online on High School Cube:

    http://www.highschoolcube.com/tournaments/dekalb-boys-basketball-sectional-illinois

    If you have any questions please contact Mrs. Iversen at (815) 459-2505 ext 2267

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  • 02Mar
    Tiger Hoops, Video Comments Off

    video and editing by Lester Johnson, McHenryCountySports.com

    Tigers Win Regional Title

  • 26Feb
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    All after school activities have been cancelled due to weather. Please clear the building after school today.

    The Regional Semifinal vs CL South has been rescheduled for 6pm tomorrow night at Jacobs. 

  • 24Feb
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    video and editing by Lester Johnson, McHenryCountySports.com

  • 02Feb
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    video and editing by Lester Johnson, McHenryCountySports.com

    Tigers vs Hampshire

  • 29Jan

    Opening play from the CLC vs Woodstock game on 1/29/13. David Panicko gets the lob from Brad Knoeppel to get the crowd going early.

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  • 14Jan
    Motivation, Tiger Hoops Comments Off

    By STEPHEN Di BENEDETTO (as appeared in the Northwest Herald on Monday, January 14th, 2013)

    CRYSTAL LAKE – All Corky Card had with him was years of school-sponsored emergency response training when he saw Daniel Pauling lose consciousness inside the Prairie Ridge High School gym on Friday.

    The men’s varsity basketball coach felt odd being called a lifesaver, crediting his training instead for saving the life of Pauling. The 59-year-old janitor was clinically dead from a sudden heart attack Friday before being revived by Card.

    “A lot of things went well at the right time,” Card said. “You never know where you are going to be, and you never know what’s going to happen. It was important to have that training.”

    The story about what transpired to save Pauling’s life inside the Prairie Ridge gym is a classic tale of good Samaritans springing into action during a urgent crisis.

    Students and parents had long left the school for the night, following an evening slate of basketball games. But Card, who has a penchant for forgetting his keys, misplaced them again Friday.

    His wife went to look for the keys inside the gym and as Card was following behind, he heard his wife ask Pauling if he was feeling well. Pauling was responsive but sweating heavily while resting on the bleachers, Card said. Read more…

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