http://www.bluestarbb.com/rss/feed.xml The longest running national evaluation and college showcase organization in women's basketball. en-us Wed, 9 Jan 2008 10:77:05 GMT Wed, 9 Jan 2008 10:77:05 GMT Field General HQ editor@example.com webmaster@example.com http://proxy.espn.go.com/ncaa/highschool/basketball/girls/rankings To quote William Shakespeare, "uneasy rests the head that wears the crown" applies to the top spot in the latest ESPN HIGH Elite 25 girls basketball rankings. Translation: Murry Bergtraum (Manhattan, N.Y.) is the new top team, ascending after previous No. 1 Notre Dame Academy (Middleburg, Va.) lost twice over the holidays. Wed, 12 Feb 2008 10:77:05 http://www.bluestarbb.com/viewstory_7.php http://www.bluestarbb.com/viewstory_7.php <img src="http://www.bluestarbb.com/images/newsfeed/CountryClassic.jpg" /> <br /> <p>1st annual Blue Star Country Classic, Champaign, IL</p> <p>Final Results:</p> <p>Nov 17<br /> Monticello 31 STM 29<br /> Urbana 57 Danville 32</p> <p>Nov 19<br /> Urbana 47 Monticello 31<br /> STM 77 Danville 38</p> <p>Nov 20<br /> Monticello 61 Danville 46<br /> STM 42 Urbana 41<br /> </p> <p>Blue Star Basketball's Country Classic:</p> <p>STM 42 Urbana 41</p> Sat, 24 Nov 2007 15:27:05 http://www.bluestarbb.com/viewstory_7.php http://www.bluestarbb.com/viewstory_1.php <img src="http://www.bluestarbb.com/images/newsfeed/Mennig.jpg" /> <br /> CHAMPAIGN  - There was a time when David Mennig must have wondered what his son, Chris, learned in college. What other conclusion could a father reach?  A 1996 graduate of Bryant University, in Springfield, R.I., Chris Mennig turned down an opportunity to join the company where his dad was a vice president, Oneida Silverware, for an $8,000-a-year job as an assistant women's basketball coach at his alma mater. It meant living frugally in a basement apartment, surrounded by cinder block walls and paying $50-a-week rent.  "I couldn't afford to do anything socially," Chris Mennig said.  If money was his main objective, he would have taken the position with benefits and a starting salary in the mid-$30,000 range.  More than a decade later, he has no regrets.  It wasn't about the money.  It was about pursuing a dream. Thu, 1 Nov 2007 15:27:05 http://www.bluestarbb.com/viewstory_1.php http://www.bluestarbb.com/viewstory_6.php <ol><li>Tennessee</li> <li>Rutgers</li><li>Connecticut </li> <li>LSU </li> <li>N. Carolina </li> <li>USC </li> <li>Duke </li> <li>Purdue </li> <li>Georgetown </li> <li>Virginia </li> <li>Florida State </li> <li>South Carolina </li> <li>Auburn </li> <li>Louisville </li> <li>Minnesota </li> <li>Notre Dame </li> <li>Texas </li> <li>Ohio State </li> <li>Stanford </li> <li>Georgia Tech </li> <li>Miami (FL) </li> <li>Washington St </li> <li>DePaul </li> <li>St. John's </li> <li>Vanderbilt </li> <li>Syracuse </li> <li>Wake Forest </li> <li>Texas Tech </li> <li>N. Carolina St </li> <li>Arizona </li> <li>Clemson </li> <li>Boston College </li> <li>Villanova </li> <li>Washington </li> <li>West Virginia </li> <li>Missouri </li> <li>Cincinnati </li> <li>UCLA </li> <li>St. Joseph's </li> <li>Lousiana Tech</li> Thu, 16 Nov 2007 10:77:05 http://www.bluestarbb.com/viewstory_6.php