Delcohoops.com

By Delcohoops.com Staff

Do you have a business in Delaware County?  Would you like to link your business to high school basketball?

Our site has enjoyed tremendous fan and athlete support and viewership in our first two years attracting over 170,000 hits on our web site and thousands and thousands of listeners to our LIVE audio GAME-of-the-WEEK broadcasts.

The season is just beginning and this is a great time to join our ranks.  With 23 public and private high schools and over 300 basketball games per season we have thousands of fans who check our web pages and our audio broadcasts every day!

Be a part of the “good news” for Delaware County.  Support Delcohoops.com as we promote high school basketball!

Drop us a note at delcohoops@aol.com and we’ll get back to you right away with our packaged sponsorship program.  You’ll be surprised how inexpensive it is to encourage and promote high school sports!

          

Welcome to the third year of Delcohoops.com!  We are pleased to begin our Game-of-the-Week 2015/16 season with a Chester Clippers game at the Fred Pickett Classic.

Tune in at 7:15 to listen to Dave Burman and Mike Mayer broadcast the game.  Click on the Game-of-the-Week logo on the left side of this page to be taken directly to the broadcast.

If you miss the LIVE broadcast you can listen to the archive anytime 24/7.

By Delcohoops.com Staff

Dave Burman, a fixture of high school sports in the central Pennsylvania area, has moved to Delaware County and has joined the broadcast team of Delcohoops.com for our Game-of-the-Week broadast.  Dave has been broadcasting high school sports of all kinds for decades and brings his knowledge of the game and ability to announce play-by-play to Delcohoops.com.  Dave will give us more flexibility to do games mid-week and, as a third broadcaster, can bring more depth and analysis to the game of high school basketball. We are looking forward to working with Dave and “watching” the game through Dave’s play-by-play.

By Jerry Shenk

Time to close the books on another great season. This was a long time coming, but I managed to finish it. If you didn’t know why final ratings were not done before, there is a brief note at the top of the District 3 ratings and I’ll send a link to that here. Hope it works. It should be noted that the top 20 is top heavy with Philadelphia teams which should be no surprise to anyone and that’s why I went to a top 40 to include more teams who had fine seasons. Plus when they were done this late I had no pressure to finish on a decent time and I have all the schedules with all the scores, so it was not that hard to finish. Here is the District 3 final link. If it does not work, just go to LLHoops and you will find them there. Have a good summer what’s left of it.

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By Terry Toohey

The crowd in Sections 225 and 226 of the Barclays Center roared its approval as NBA commissioner Adam Silver announced that the Portland Trail Blazers had taken Chester All-Delco and Arizona product Rondae Hollis-Jefferson with the 23rd pick in the first round of the NBA Draft Thursday night.

That group, all 54 of them from Chester, were there thanks to Hollis-Jefferson as part of an essay contest he and his family sponsored, and they made sure they showed their appreciation to their native son.

But he wasn’t the property of the Trail Blazers for long. Portland dealt the Chester product to Brooklyn as part of a four-player deal. The Blazers acquired center Mason Plumlee and shooting guard Pat Connaughton in exchange for Hollis-Jefferson and guard Steve Blake. Connaughton was the Nets’ second-round pick, the 41st overall selection.

“Rondae, Rondae,” the group chanted as Hollis-Jefferson headed toward the TV platform to be interviewed. Hollis-Jefferson flashed a smile in return.

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