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	Homewood won the 2000 International Championship in Orlando, Fla. with a 44-38 title-game victory over the Chicago Washington Jaguars.

2012 record: 14-14
Coaches: George Friel, Justin Edgecombe, Mike Spesia.

JV Vikings: 16-9
Coaches: Trebor Edgecombe, Mike Peabody, Ryan Kelly.

Administration: Walt Shipman, Tom Kelly, Kevin Kelly, Sean Kelly

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Homewood captured 7th at the 2012 International Tournament

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Vikings annual golf outing success at Lincoln Oaks

Homewood Small Fry hosted its annual Alumni and Friends fund-raiser golf outing on Saturday, Aug. 18 at Lincoln Oaks Golf Course. Golfers enjoyed fantastic weather at the event, which will help fund the team's 2013 trip to the International Small Fry Tournament in Orlando, Fla..
More information may be obtained by calling George Friel at 708-473-8576.

               The Spesia family enjoys a great time at the Vikings' golf outing on Aug. 18.

Vikings roll past Midwest foe Harvey
for 7th place at International Tournament

   ORLANDO, FLA.- Homewood Area Small Fry improved to 2-3 in Orlando at the ESPN Wide World of Sports at Walt Disney World Resort, as the Vikings (14-14) captured seventh place on April 11 at the 44th annual International Tournament.
    Homewood 59, Harvey 28- After letting leads slip away in three International Tourney losses, the Vikings jumped to an 18-2 lead and rolled this time to conclude the year with a seventh-place International finish.

    Nick Perry hit three threes to pace Homewood with 18 points, while Jesiah Jones (seven rebounds) finished with nine markers and Ernst Coupet (six rebounds, three assists) chipped in eight points. Maurice Commander notched six points, six assists and five steals for the Vikings, who limited Harvey to 12 second-half points and avenged two earlier setbacks to the Wildcats.
    Chi-Town NBN 47, Homewood 45- The Vikings (13-14) fell for the second straight game in overtime (double on this occasion) as Chi-Town gained revenge from an earlier 32-point setback to Homewood. Nick Perry topped Homewood with nine points, while Ernst Coupet added six. Jesiah Jones grabbed 11 rebounds for the Vikings and Rashawn Robinson dished out four assists.
    Chicago Heights 55, Homewood 53- The Green Streaks overcame a 14-point second-half deficit and scored the final eight points of regulation before winning in overtime. Victor Quinones had 17 points and 10 rebounds to lead Chicago Heights, which went 5-0 against Homewood this season. Tashaun Robinson added 15 points for the Streaks and Tariq Deere chipped in 10 points.

Homewood had solid balance behind Nick Perry (10 points), Greg Boyd (nine), Matt Pollack and Rashawn Robinson (eight each). Jesiah Jones ripped down five rebounds and Maurice Commander dished out seven assists for Homewood, which held a 31-17 lead early in the second half.
Homewood 36, CIAPR 30- Despite nearly blowing a big lead for the second straight day, the Vikings (13-12) survived behind the balance of six points each from Dylan Duplessis, Greg Boyd and Nick Perry. Rashawn Robinson came up with five steals, Maurice Commander dished out three assists and Jesiah Jones topped Homewood with seven rebounds.

Encantada, PR 46, Homewood 37- The Vikings (12-12) squandered a 17-point second half lead on Monday in the Bracket-Buster, but still entered the 16-team International Tournament as a seeded squad. Ernst Coupet, Nick Perry and Keegan Mraz each scored seven points to lead the Vikings, who committed 25 turnovers and missed 12 free throws. Jesiah Jones topped Homewood with six rebounds.

2012 Homewood Vikings schedule

Day	Date	Opponent	Time/Record
Saturday	Feb. 18	Chicago Hts. 51, Homewood 42	0-1
Saturday	Feb. 18	Harvey 54, Homewood 44	0-2
Sunday	Feb. 19	Highwood 50, Homewood 43	0-3
Sunday	Feb. 19	Homewood 62, Glenbrook 47	1-3
Saturday	Feb. 25	Homewood 55, Glenbrook 54	2-3
Saturday	Feb. 25	Homewood 45, Kenosha 31	3-3
Sunday	Feb. 26	Solo Pirates 61, Homewood 32	3-4
Saturday	March 3	Homewood 64, Harvey 46	4-4
Saturday	March 3	Highwood Heat, Homewood 30	4-5
Sunday	March 4	Marq Best 41, Homewood 37	4-6
Sunday	March 4	Chicago Hts 50, Homewood 43	4-7
Saturday	March 10	Homewood 57, High. Canes 36	5-7
Saturday	March 10	Homewood 58, Solo Pirates 39	6-7
Sunday	March 11	Robt. Taylor 60, Homewood 57 (ot)	6-8
Sunday	March 11	Homewood 64, Glenbrook 62	7-8
Saturday	March 17	Harvey 37, Homewood 35*	7-9, 0-1
Sunday	March 18	Homewood 48, Highwood 40*	8-9, 1-1
Sunday	March 19	Homewood 52, Kenosha 25*	9-9, 2-1
Saturday	March 24	Homewood 43, High Canes 19*	10-9, 3-1
Saturday	March 24	Homewood 66, Glenbrook 54*	11-9, 4-1
Sunday	March 25	Chicago Hts. 39, Homewood 37*	11-10, 4-2
Saturday	March 31	Chicago Hts. 44, Homewood 33	11-11
Saturday	March 31	Homewood 58, Chi-Town 26	12-11
Monday	April 9	Encantada 46, Homewood 37	12-12
Tuesday	April 10	Homewood 36, CIAPR 30	13-12
Tuesday	April 10	Chgo Hts 55, Homewood 53 (ot)	13-13
Wednesday	April 11	Chi-Town 47, Homewood 45 (2 ot)	13-14
Wednesday	April 11	Homewood 59, Harvey 28 (7th)	14-14


	Home games (BOLD) at Homewood Village Hall, 2010 Chestnut Road. *- indicates Midwest Qualifier games.


	2012 Varsity Christian Beal Keegan Mraz Greg Boyd Nick Perry Maurice Commander Dylan Pollack Ernst Coupet Matthew Pollack Dylan Duplessis Hason Rahim Michael Friel Rashawn Robinson Jesiah Jones Michael Simmons


	2012 Junior Varsity Jarred Correll Winston Pauling Bryan Davis Jailen Richardson James Edgecombe Rashea Smith Elijah Jones Jalen Spain Jack Koyn Myles Spain DeEric Murry Derrick Watkins Kameron Odunuyi Trace Williams

Rookie Tournament Consolation Champions (16-9)


	2012 Jr. Varsity Vikings

Homewood Vikings Honor Roll

International championships (2)
2000 (at Orlando), 1985 (at Racine).

Other International Final Fours (11 total)
2011 (fourth), 2009 (third), 2004 (second), 2003 (fourth), 1996 (third), 1983 (fourth), 1981 (fourth), 1980 (second), 1976 (fourth).

International consolation championships (4)
2006, 2001 (at Orlando); 1993 (at Tampa), 1973 (at Seminole)

Midwest Regional championships (14)
2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2004, 2003, 2001, 2000, 1993, 1992, 1989, 1985, 1984, 1983

Famous alumni
Donovan McNabb, NFL quarterback
Mike Tomczak, Super Bowl quarterback with Chicago Bears
Joe Frasor, NCAA Sweet 16 with Eastern Michigan
D.J. Cooper, NCAA Sweet 16 with Ohio University
Nick Trzesniak, Texas Rangers organization
Jeff Kunkel, Detroit Tigers organization
Vance Cooksey, NAIA national champion; NBA 'D' League


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