Trenton Shooting Stars News
MAY 8, 2001
The Shooting Stars fought until the final buzzer! The Grand Rapids Hoops nailed a 3-pointer at the buzzer to advance to the IBL Championship series with a heartbreaking 92-89 win over the Shooting Stars. After a miserable 4-12 start, Trenton rose from the ashes to finish their 2nd season with a 27-25 record (23-13 .639 after their awakening). The Stars then upset the Cincinnati Stuff 104-87 in a 1-game opening round of the IBL playoffs after losing all 10 of
their previous games in Cincinnati. The road magic carried over to Grand Rapids, where the Stars downed the Hoops 110-100 for a 1-0 advantage in the best-of-three series. The Hoops captured Game 2 in Trenton, but the Stars bounced back in Grand Rapids for a battle until the bitter end. Congratulations to the Trenton Shooting Stars' players, coaches, and the rest of their organization for a great effort!
MAY 8, 2001
It's All or Nothing: If the Shooting Stars can replicate their Game 1 victory in Grand Rapids tonight, they will eliminate the Hoops and advance to the IBL Championship series! If they fail, the door slams shut on Trenton's sophomore season. GO STARS !!!!
MAY 6, 2001
The Grand Rapids Hoops denied the Shooting Stars the sweep, capturing Game 2 at Trenton 114-105. The Stars will need to win again in Grand Rapids on Tuesday to advance to the IBL Championship series. GO STARS !!!!
MAY 4, 2001
The Shooting Stars outshined the Grand Rapids Hoops for a 110-100 road victory in Game 1 of their 2nd round playoff series! Trenton will have the chance to eliminate the Hoops and advance to the IBL Championship series in Game 2 on Sunday at Trenton (4pm at Sovereign Bank Arena)! If needed, the Stars will get a second chance to advance in Game 3 at Grand Rapids on Tuesday. GO STARS !!!!
MAY 4, 2001
The Trenton Shooting Stars (27-25) continue their playoff run tonight in Michigan with Game 1 of a best-of-three series against the Grand Rapids Hoops (17-12), the top seeded team from the defunct Continental Basketball Association. The Stars were 1-3 against the Hoops during the regular season, but are riding high after upsetting the Stuff in the opening round of the playoffs, winning in
Cincinnati for the first time ever. Game 2 of the series will be 4:00pm on Sunday at Sovereign Bank Arena. If needed, Game 3 will be at Grand Rapids on Tuesday. GO STARS !!!!
MAY 2, 2001
Alvin Young led the way with 32 points as the Trenton Shooting Stars rebounded from an 18 point halftime deficit to upset the Cincinnati Stuff with a 104-87 road victory! The Stars captured the one-game first round playoff 'series' and advance to face
the Grand Rapids Hoops in a best-of-three series. Trenton was 1-3 against the Hoops during the regular season. Game 1 of the series is Friday night in Grand Rapids and Game 2 will be in Trenton at 4:00pm on Sunday. If needed, Game 3 will be at Grand Rapids
on Tuesday.
APRIL 27, 2001
Alvin Young stole the show with 43 points as the Shooting Stars completed their regular season schedule with a 117-107 road win over the Connecticut Pride. Trenton finished it's 2nd IBL campaign with a modest 27-25 (.519) record, but is playoff-bound
once again! The Stars will travel to Cincinnati for a 1-game playoff round against the Stuff on Wednesday. Trenton has a 5-4 all-time record against the Stuff at Sovereign Bank Arena, but is 0-10 at Cincinnati.
APRIL 26, 2001
The latest IBL scheduling change has the Trenton Shooting Stars finishing the regular season 1 night earlier than previously planned. Instead of playing at New Mexico on Friday and Saturday, the Stars will wrap up a 52-game regular season
schedule at Connecticut on Friday night. The last minute move was made by the IBL to reduce travel expenses. Trenton will face the Cincinnati Stuff in a 1 game playoff, but who will have home court advantage is still at stake.
APRIL 20, 2001
Despite a strong 34 point performance from Ray Tutt, the Shooting Stars fell to the St. Louis Swarm 110-106. The road loss dropped Trenton to 26-25 with a 3-game losing streak as they fight for favorable playoff positioning.
APRIL 17, 2001
The Grand Rapids Hoops completed their home-and-home sweep of the Shooting Stars with a 100-97 victory at Sovereign Bank Arena. Alvin Young led Trenton's effort with 25 points, but the Stars drop to 26-24 on the season.
APRIL 16, 2001
A 21 point performance from Ray Tutt wasn't enough to carry the Shooting Stars as Trenton fell to the Grand Rapids Hoops 107-95.
APRIL 14, 2001
Ray Tutt posted 40 points to lead the Trenton Shooting Stars to a 121-107 victory over the visiting Rockford Lightning. Trenton improves to 26-22 on the season with the win.
APRIL 13, 2001
Of Trenton's 4 professional sports teams in action on Friday the 13th, only the Shooting Stars were lucky enough to walk away with a victory. Alvin Young poured in 31 points to lead Trenton to a 100-89 road
victory over the Gary Steelheads. Meanwhile, the Titans, Thunder, and Lightning all fell to their respective opponents.
APRIL 11, 2001
A pair of roster moves wasn't enough for the Shootings Stars to overcome the St. Louis Swarm. Prior to the game, Trenton released Terrance Roberson and Nick Davis to pave the way for the signing of
forwards Malik Allen and George Reese. The move didn't pay immediate dividends as the Stars fell 117-86 to the visiting Swarm.
APRIL 10, 2001
Despite a team-leading 25-point effort from Ray Tutt, the Trenton Stars fell to the Grand Rapids Hoops 106-98. The road loss drops the Stars to 24-21 for the season.
APRIL 7, 2001
Alvin Young led the way with 29 points as the Shooting Stars defeated the Cincinnati Stuff 107-103! Michael Jordan made his debut for Trenton as the Stars improved to 24-20 on their sophomore season.
APRIL 7, 2001
This is no April Fool's Joke, the Trenton Shooting Stars have signed Michael Jordan! Of course, it's not THE Michael Jordan, it's the All-Ivy League Player of the Year (1999/2000) Michael Jordan from the University of Pennsylvania. The 6'0" guard signed with the
Stars to fill the void created by Ryan Lorthridge's untimely departure.
APRIL 6, 2001
Point guard Ryan Lorthridge has unexpectedly abandoned the Shooting Stars to play basketball in Italy.
APRIL 4, 2001
I'm not sure if it was a record, but the Shooting Stars spun out 33 in the 3rd en route to a 108-101 road victory over the New Mexico Slam! Ray Tutt led Trenton with 35 points as they took command of 1st place in the IBL's East Division with the win!
MARCH 31, 2001
Despite a noble rally attempt, the Trenton Shooting Stars fell to the IBL powerhouse St. Louis Swarm 110-107. The Stars fall to 22-20 on the season while the Swarm improve to an astonishing 33-5. Kermit Holmes led Trenton's effort
with 19 points.
MARCH 25, 2001
The Shooting Stars are building another win streak with a 102-96 road win over the Rockford Lightning for their 2nd consecutive victory and 12th in their last 13 games.
MARCH 24, 2001
The Trenton Stars' resumed their winning ways with a 126-118 victory over the visiting Grand Rapids Hoops. Ray Tutt led Trenton once again with a 30 point performance. Earlier in the week, the Stars sent center Taymon Domzalski to the Richmond Rhythm for a 4th round 2001/2002
draft pick. They signed forward Nick Davis to fill the roster gap.
MARCH 20, 2001
The Sioux Falls Skyforce have halted the Trenton Stars' win streak at 10 with a 107-105 victory over the visitors. Ray Tutt led Trenton's effort with 25 points.
MARCH 18, 2001
The Trenton Stars added 3 more victories to bring their win streak to 10 games with Ray Tutt leading the charge!!! Wednesday night, Tutt contributed 21 points as the Stars evened their record (18-18) for the first time since December 17th with a 95-91 victory over
the Sioux Falls Skyforce. The next night, Tutt poured in 33 points en route to a 105-96 Stars win over the Gary Steelheads. Tonight, King Tutt racked up 30 points as the Shooting Stars slipped past the Richmond Rhythm 109-103 in overtime. With the 3 home victories, the Stars
extended their win streak to 10 games, improving to 20-18 on the season.
MARCH 13, 2001
The Trenton Stars acquired a 2nd round 2000/2001 draft pick from the New Mexico Slam for the rights to Darren McClinton.
MARCH 7, 2001
The Shooting Stars extended their win streak to 7 with a 124-108 home victory over the Connecticut Pride. Alvin Young led Trenton with 25 points as they improved to 17-18 on the season.
MARCH 4, 2001
Six in a row! The Stars defeated the Richmond Rhythm 124-102 for their franchise record 6th consecutive victory. Ray Tutt led Trenton with 24 points to boost their season record to 16-18 with the road win.
MARCH 1, 2001
The Trenton Shooting Stars have acquired center Taymon Domzalski and a 1st round 2001/2002 IBL draft pick from the New Mexico Slam for the rights to Andre Perry. To make room on the roster, Trenton released Marvin Rodgers.
FEBRUARY 27, 2001
Encore! For the 2nd time this season, Shooting Star Ray Tutt has been selected as the IBL's Player of the Week! Tutt led Trenton to a 4-0 record for the week, averaging 26.8 points and 5.3 rebounds per game.
FEBRUARY 25, 2001
Four days, four games, four victories! The Stars have won their 5th consecutive game, the 4th in as many days! Ray Tutt's 34 point performance powered the Shooting Stars over the visiting Connecticut Pride 123-115.
FEBRUARY 24, 2001
The Shooting Stars won their 4th consecutive game with a 102-98 victory over the New Mexico Slam. Ryan Lorthridge led Trenton with 24 points as they improved to 14-18 on their sophomore season.
FEBRUARY 23, 2001
The incorporation of 5 teams from the defunct Continental Basketball Association into the IBL has proven beneficial for the Shooting Stars - at least for a game. Ray Tutt led Trenton's distributed production with 19 points as they etched a 110-98 road victory over
the Connecticut Pride, their 1st game against a former CBA team. The win was the 3rd in a row for the 13-18 Stars.
FEBRUARY 22, 2001
The Shooting Stars established a new IBL scoring record with a 139-126 triumph over the visiting Richmond Rhythm! Ray Tutt led the Stars' offensive attack with 32 points in front of a snow-reduced 'crowd' of a few dozen (according to
media accounts).
FEBRUARY 21, 2001
The Trenton Shooting Stars have waived Damien Owens to make room on the roster for former Charlotte Hornets forward Terrance Roberson. If you haven't already noticed, the Stars' Official Web
Site has a fresh new look - click on their logo above to check it out.
FEBRUARY 18, 2001
Led by a 29-point performance from Ray Tutt, the Stars snapped their skid with a 113-107 overtime victory against the visiting Las Vegas Silver Bandits.
FEBRUARY 17, 2001
Just when it looked like the Shooting Stars were getting back on track: 4 straight losses to fall to 10-18 on the season. The latest setback comes as a 4th quarter Trenton rally at Sovereign Bank Arena came up short against the Las Vegas Silver Bandits for
a 93-95 loss.
FEBRUARY 15, 2001
The Shooting Stars suffered their 3rd straight road loss, falling to the Cincinnati Stuff 105-115. Prior to the game, the IBL released a revised schedule for the remainder of the 2000/2001 season to accommodate the 5 new teams absorbed from the
defunct CBA: Gary Steelheads, Sioux Falls Skyforce, Rockford Lightning, Grand Rapids Hoops, and Connecticut Pride.
FEBRUARY 14, 2001
Stars guard Ray Tutt has been selected as the IBL's Player of the Week (2/5 - 2/11), averaging 22.2 points, 3.2 rebounds, and 1.2 assists in 4 games.
FEBRUARY 13, 2001
Shooting Stars forward Larry Abney has been activated from the injured reserve list while guard Ray Kelly was released.
FEBRUARY 11, 2001
Ray Tutt's 20 point performance wasn't enough as the Trenton Shooting Stars dropped a road game to the St. Louis Swarm 89-108. Meanwhile, the International Basketball League has welcomed 3 teams from the recently defunct Continental
Basketball Association: the Gary Steelheads, Sioux Falls Skyforce, and the Rockford Lightning.
FEBRUARY 10, 2001
The Stars' offense wasn't up to Stuff as they fell 88-102 at St. Louis. Ray Tutt led Trenton with 21 points.
FEBRUARY 8, 2001
The red hot Trenton Shooting Stars handed the IBL leading St. Louis Swarm their 4th loss of the season. Ray Tutt poured in 25 points to lead Trenton to the 112-104 home victory, their 3rd consecutive win.
FEBRUARY 6, 2001
Alvin Young racked up 25 points as the Trenton Shooting Stars posted a 111-105 win over the Cincinnati Stuff for 1st place in the Eastern Division. You heard it right, despite a 9-14 season record, the home victory has moved Trenton into first place! Forward
Marvin Rodgers made his Stars debut in the game. Prior to the game, it was confirmed that Don Sellers has stepped down as a Shooting Stars Assistant Coach.
FEBRUARY 4, 2001
If at first you don't succeed: Ray Tutt posted another 26-point effort, but this time it was enough to lead the Trenton Shooting Stars over the New Mexico Slam 106-93. Trenton improves to 8-14 on the season, winning 4 of their last 6 games.
FEBRUARY 2, 2001
Despite a game-high 26-point effort from Ray Tutt, the Trenton Shooting Stars fell to the New Mexico Slam 113-118. The road loss drops Trenton to 7-14 on the season.
JANUARY 31, 2001
Finally!!! It took 10 tries, but the Trenton Shooting Stars have finally defeated a team other than the Richmond Rhythm! Ray Tutt and Mason Rocca each contributed 23 points as the Stars defeated the Las Vegas Silver Bandits 95-84 for an impressive road win. After the game, forward Larry Abney was placed on the injured list and replaced on the roster with guard Ray Kelly.
JANUARY 29, 2001
Almost! A 92-94 road loss against the Las Vegas Silver Bandits is the closest the Trenton Shooting Stars have come to a win against a team other than the Richmond Rhythm in 9 attempts this season. Ray Tutt led the evening with 24 points as Trenton fell a basket short of winning their 3rd consecutive game, and snapping their winless streak against the IBL other than
Richmond. Fear not, the Stars will have 13 more opportunities to break that streak before they face the Rhythm again.
JANUARY 27, 2001
Trenton now has 6 wins on the 2000/2001 season, all against the same opponent: the Richmond Rhythm. Alvin Young led the Shooting Stars with 19 points for a 102-89 home victory. Trenton is now 6-12 on the season (6-4 against Richmond, 0-8 against the rest of the IBL). Tonight's game featured the Stars debut of forward Kermit Holmes, waived by Richmond after Thursday's loss
to Trenton. Before the game, forward LaMarr Greer was cut from the Stars' roster.
JANUARY 25, 2001
The Shooting Stars used their favorite opponent to snap a 3-game losing streak, defeating the Rhythm at Richmond 122-120.
JANUARY 23, 2001
Another day, another loss for the Trenton Shooting Stars. Ray Tutt led a solid offensive effort with 29 points, but the Stars allowed a dozen more to drop their road game against the St. Louis Swarm 111-123. Trenton is 2-12 after opening their sophomore season with a pair of wins: something has to be changed pronto to save the season (and quite possibly the franchise)! If
you are reading this and haven't already done so, please send me a quick E-mail with feedback on how often you visit the Shooting Stars pages on this site. Thanks!
JANUARY 18, 2001
The Trenton Shooting Stars added another game to the loss column with a 97-105 road loss against the Richmond Rhythm. To no avail, Ray Tutt led the Stars with 22 points. After the loss, Trenton announced their latest roster move: the acquisition of forward Frantz Pierre-Louis from the Las Vegas Bandits for a 3rd round 2001/2002 draft pick. The Stars released Brent Dabbs
to make room on the roster.
JANUARY 16, 2001
Despite a 23-point effort from Ray Tutt, the Stars couldn't recover from a 44-67 halftime deficit. Trenton fell to the St. Louis Swarm 95-116 to drop to 4-10 on their sophomore season.
JANUARY 15, 2001
The Shooting Stars put their freefall on hold with a solid 109-96 victory over the visiting Richmond Rhythm. Ray Tutt led Trenton with a 22-point performance. Don't celebrate just yet: Richmond is the only team in the IBL to fall to the 4-9 Shooting Stars
this season.
JANUARY 14, 2001
With 9 losses in their last 10 games, it was time for the Trenton Shooting Stars to shake up their roster. Galen Robinson and Quentin Hardnett were sent packing in favor of Temple University alum Will Cunningham and University of
Minnesota grad Eric Harris.
JANUARY 12, 2001
The Stars continue to dim with an 85-91 loss at Cincinnati, their 4th consecutive loss, to drop to a woeful 3-8 on the season. Ray Tutt led Trenton with 19 points.
JANUARY 10, 2001
The Shooting Stars got Slam'd by New Mexico 105-126 despite a team-leading 25-point effort from Ray Tutt and the return of Alvin Young.
JANUARY 10, 2001
High-scoring Alvin Young is slated to make his 2000/2001 season debut with the Shooting Stars tonight after recovering from injuries. To make room on the roster, guard Jermaine Guice was released.
JANUARY 6, 2001
The Richmond Rhythm held off a late Trenton rally to capture their second victory of the New Year at Sovereign Bank Arena. LaMarr Greer led the Stars' attack with 24 points as they fell to Richmond 99-100 to drop to 3-6 on the season.
JANUARY 4, 2001
The Shooting Stars couldn't maintain a 4th quarter lead, dropping to the visiting Richmond Rhythm 96-101. Ray Tutt's team-leading 27-point effort went to waste as Trenton fell to 3-5 on the season.
DECEMBER 29, 2000
King (Ray) Tutt is back, leading the Shooting Stars with 25 points in his season debut to help Trenton defeat the visiting Richmond Rhythm 118-108. Ryan Lorthridge registered a triple-double with 14 points,
12 rebounds, and 11 assists to help Trenton snap a 4-game losing streak. Lawrence Nelson was cut from the Stars' roster prior to the game to make room for Tutt's return.
DECEMBER 22, 2000
Trenton's bad start got worse despite a 24-point night from LaMarr Greer. The Stars fell 95-97 to the only team they have managed to beat this season: the Richmond Rhythm.
DECEMBER 21, 2000
After opening their sophomore season with a pair of wins, the Shooting Stars suffered their 3rd consecutive loss, falling to the visiting St. Louis Swarm 78-93 before a sparse Sovereign Bank Arena crowd. LaMarr Greer registered
20 of the Stars' 78 points in the loss.
DECEMBER 15, 2000
The Trenton Shooting Stars got Swarm'd in St. Louis, losing 90-74 to drop to an even 2-2 on their 2nd season. Mason Rocca led the lackluster Stars' offense with 14 points.
DECEMBER 15, 2000
The Cincinnati Stuff dealt the Shooting Stars their first loss of the season, 105-99. Damien Owens led Trenton with 24 points.
DECEMBER 10, 2000
Damien Owens posted 21 points to lead the Shooting Stars to a 88-87 road win over the Richmond Rhythm. With the victory, Trenton improves to 2-0.
DECEMBER 8, 2000
The Trenton Shooting Stars opened their 2nd season with a 115-96 home victory over the Richmond Rhythm! Quentin Hardnett racked up 21 points to lead the Trenton offense. NOTE TO STARS FANS: I hope to have the Stars coverage fully updated by next week.
NOVEMBER 10, 2000
Center Garth Joseph became the 1st former Trenton Shooting Star to debut in the NBA, sinking his only shot last night for 2 points with the Toronto Raptors. He began the NBA season
on the Raptors' injured reserve list after appearing in 5 preseason games. After much chaos, the International Basketball League and Trenton Shooting Stars are expected to begin their 2nd
season in December.
AUGUST 20, 2000
Former Head Coach John Carideo will remain with the Trenton Shooting Stars as an Assistant Coach, along side new Head Coach Jeff Malone and Assistant Coach
Don Sellers.
JULY 19, 2000
Don Sellers has been named as the new Assistant Coach for the Trenton Shooting Stars. He brings with him twelve years of professional basketball coaching experience including
stints in Lebanon and Taiwan.
JULY 11, 2000
The Trenton Shooting Stars will be unveiling former NBA All-Star Jeff Malone as their new Head Coach at a Sovereign Bank Arena press conference today. Malone becomes the fourth Head Coach in less than a year for the volatile franchise, following Kevin Mackey, Greg Grant, and John Carideo. It
is not immediately clear whether Carideo or Assistant Coach Alan Taback will remain with the Stars.
MAY 22, 2000
The International Basketball League's first regular season champion, the St. Louis Swarm (47-17 .734), has swept the Cinderella-story Richmond Rhythm (23-41 .359) to win the IBL's first Championship Series. The Swarm captured Games One (96-94) and Two (101-86) at home before
wrapping up the best-of-five series with a 117-107 overtime victory in Game Three at Richmond. The Rhythm had upset the Trenton Shooting Stars and swept the heavily favored Cincinnati Stuff before running into the Swarm.
MAY 14, 2000
The Trenton Shooting Stars are not alone in shock as the underdog Richmond Rhythm swept the heavily favored Cincinnati Stuff to advance to the IBL Championship Series. The Rhythm finished off the Stuff in Game Two with a 90-72 victory at Cincinnati after posting a 81-69 victory
in Game One on Thursday.
MAY 9, 2000
The inaugural season of the Trenton Shooting Stars came to a shocking conclusion with a 75-70 loss to the visiting Richmond Rhythm. After winning Game One in Richmond, the Stars returned to Sovereign Bank Arena and dropped Games Two and
Three to the underdog Rhythm. Richmond rallied from behind in the fourth quarter, outscoring the Stars 18-10 and holding Trenton to a franchise low game tally of 70 points. The city of Richmond avenged the loss of their Renegades to the underdog
Trenton Titans in the opening round of the ECHL playoffs last month. The Rhythm advance to the IBL's Eastern Conference Finals to face the heavily favored Cincinnati Stuff. In the Western Conference, the regular season champion St. Louis Swarm face
the Las Vegas Silver Bandits who rebounded from a Game One loss to rob the New Mexico Slam for a first round victory.
MAY 6, 2000
Unlike Richmond's hockey team, the Richmond Rhythm were not about to be swept by Trenton. After losing Game One in Virginia, the Rhythm got their revenge tonight at Sovereign Bank Arena, dropping the Trenton Shooting Stars 103-89 to tie the best-of-three series and force a
decisive Game Three on Tuesday night at SBA.
MAY 5, 2000
As Trenton's hockey team entered dangerous territory in their playoff run back at Sovereign Bank Arena, the Trenton Shooting Stars launched their playoff run at the same city where it started nearly a month ago for the Titans. The Shooting Stars delivered a
crushing 84-77 victory over the Richmond Rhythm in Game One of the best-of-three first round playoff series and return home to Trenton for two chances to finish off the Rhythm and advance to the IBL's Eastern Conference Finals against the Cincinnati Stuff. Alvin Young
led the Stars with a 33-point clinic at the Siegel Center on the Virginia Commonwealth University campus (the Richmond Coliseum was unavailable for the playoffs). The Stars play again Saturday with the opportunity for a first round knockout in just over 24 hours.
MAY 4, 2000
The awards are pouring in for Trenton. After a 10-6 April, Trenton Shooting Stars skipper John Carideo has been selected as the IBL's Coach of the Month. Not too bad for his first full month as solo head coach of the Stars. Meanwhile, Stars guard
Ray Tutt has been named as the IBL's Player of the Month. Tutt average 20 points per game in April with 4.2 rebounds, 2.6 steals, and 1.1 assists. Teammate Ryan Lorthridge finished the regular season as the IBL's first
assists king, averaging 7.8 per game. Lorthridge's fine play this season has also earned him a spot on the IBL All-Star Team at point guard. Trenton Stars team honors have been announced with Ray Tutt being selected as their MVP, Lorthridge as the top defender,
Tyrone Grant as top rookie, and Garth Joseph as their "Community Man of the Year".
MAY 2, 2000
The Trenton Shooting Stars are showing the IBL that they have the Right Stuff preparing for the playoffs with a 112-89 win over Eastern Conference leading Cincinnati. The Stars went 9-3 down the final stretch to finish their inaugural season
with a .500 record (32-32). Their first playoff run begins Friday night at Richmond and moves to Trenton for Game Two on Saturday. If a third game is needed, it will be played at Sovereign Bank Arena on Tuesday, May 9th. A best-of-three
playoff victory over the Richmond Rhythm will earn Trenton the opportunity to challenge the Stuff for the Conference Championship.
APRIL 30, 2000
Ray Tutt netted 39 points to lead the Trenton Shooting Stars to a 98-86 road victory over the Baltimore BayRunners. With a home vicory over the Cincinnati Stuff on Tuesday, the Stars can close out their inaugural regular season
campaign with an even 32-32 record.
APRIL 29, 2000
In what will hopefully be a preview of the first round of the IBL Playoffs, the Trenton Shooting Stars found their Rhythm against Richmond for a 114-105 home victory. Seven Stars posted double-digit
scoring efforts for the win.
APRIL 25, 2000
A 120-92 loss to the visiting Cincinnati Stuff means that the Trenton Shooting Stars (29-32) will need to win all three remaining games to post a .500 inaugural regular season. Regardless of that
outcome, the Stars are playoff bound and will face the Richmond Rhythm (23-38) in the first round of the playoffs. The best-of-three series starts on May 5th at Seigal Center (Virginia Commonwealth University
campus). Game Two will be at the Sovereign Bank Arena on May 6th (7:00pm) with Game Three, if necessary, at SBA on May 9th (7:00pm). The Stars lead the season series against Richmond 8-3 with one final regualr
season meeting this Saturday. The city of Richmond will have an axe to grind against Trenton after the ECHL's Trenton Titans upset the Richmond Renegades in the first round of their playoffs. The winner of the
Stars/Rhythm series will face the Cincinnati Stuff in the best-of-three Eastern Conference Championship.
APRIL 23, 2000
Despite a 26-point effort from Tyrone Grant, the Trenton Shooting Stars fell to the Baltimore BayRunners 99-118.
APRIL 21, 2000
With seven players scoring in double-digits, the Trenton Shooting Stars dunked the Baltimore BayRunners 130-117.
APRIL 20, 2000
Ray Tutt posted 30 points to lead the Trenton Shooting Stars to a 109-103 victory over the Richmond Rhythm.
APRIL 18, 2000
The Trenton Shooting Stars returned to Sovereign Bank Arena to defeat the visiting Baltimore BayRunners 93-82, clinching an IBL Playoff berth. Ray Tutt led Trenton's attack with 21
points. The loss was Baltimore's 21st consecutive loss. Prior to the game, the Stars added two players to their roster: forward/guard Dell Demps and forward Jonathan Roberts. The roster
spots were created with the release of Lloyd Daniels and the placement of K'Zell Wesson on the injured reserve list.
APRIL 15, 2000
Alvin Young led the Trenton Shooting Stars with 25 points as they Slam'd New Mexico 113-92 for the road victory.
APRIL 14, 2000
The Shooting Stars had their mini win-streak snapped by the New Mexico Slam in Albuquerque 101-104.
APRIL 12, 2000
Led by Alvin Young's 33-points, the Trenton Shooting Stars upset the Swarm 98-82 at St. Louis.
APRIL 9, 2000
Ray Tutt basketed 30 points while Ryan Lorthridge posted 21 points with 13 assists to lead the Shooting Stars to a 112-99 victory over the visiting San Diego Stingrays. With the win and a Baltimore BayRunners loss, Trenton's magic number is 1 for
clinching their first IBL playoff berth.
APRIL 8, 2000
The visiting San Diego Stingrays handed the Trenton Shooting Stars their third straight loss: 87-77. The loss drops the Stars to a franchise worst 6 games below .500 at 23-29.
APRIL 5, 2000
In their twelfth consecutive game against an opponent whose nickname begins with "S", the Stars fell to the New Mexico Slam 112-103. The Stars' 17-game S-marathon is caused by the IBL quirk that has 6 of 8 team names
beginning with the letter "S".
APRIL 2, 2000
What a difference a day makes. One day after defeating the Swarm, the Trenton Shooting Stars were humiliated by the same team 126-85.
APRIL 1, 2000
Ryan Lorthridge posted 28 points to lead the Trenton Shooting Stars to a 108-105 victory over the visiting St. Louis Swarm. The Stars rallied from a 58-46 halftime deficit.
MARCH 29, 2000
The Las Vegas Silver Bandits dropped the Shooting Stars 85-76 despite Trenton's 44-36 lead at halftime. Ryan Lorthridge led the Stars with 22 points as they fell to 22-26 on the season.
MARCH 27, 2000
The Trenton Shooting Stars got lucky in Las Vegas once again, defeating the Silver Bandits 99-84 for their second consecutive road win. Alvin Young led the Stars again with 26 points.
MARCH 23, 2000
The Shooting Stars won one for the skipper, defeating the San Diego Stingrays 102-82 to give head coach John Carideo his first victory since becoming the team's solo head coach. Alvin Young had a breakout performance scoring
25 points to lead Trenton to the road win.
MARCH 21, 2000
John Carideo's reign as Shooting Stars coach continued being rained on in normally sunny San Diego as the Stingrays defeated Trenton 108-92. Ray Tutt lead
the Stars' effort with 17 points.
MARCH 18, 2000
The Trenton Shooting Stars can't seem to find the Right Stuff when it comes to playing Cincinnati. Trenton drops to 2-8 against the IBL Eastern Conference's premier team (31-12) after a 103-88 road loss. Lloyd Daniels led the Stars with 21 points for
John Carideo's solo head coaching debut.
MARCH 15, 2000
In the wake of his harsh words for the players and staff following Tuesday's victory, the Trenton Shooting Stars have fired co-coach Greg Grant with five games remaining on his contract. John Carideo has assumed the role of head coach with Alan
Taback as his assistant.
MARCH 14, 2000
Ray Tutt led the Shooting Stars with 38 points as they upset the Western Conference leading St. Louis Swarm 103-97. The game marked Greg Grant's last home appearance as a Stars co-coach before reporting for duty as the head coach of the USBL's New Jersey ShoreCats on April 1st.
MARCH 12, 2000
Three straight games against the Cincinnati Stuff, three straight losses. After once again leading Cincinnati at halftime (53-49), the Stars failed to maintain their effort and lost 90-95. Ray Tutt was Trenton's top scorer with 24 points as the Stars sink to 19-23 on the season.
MARCH 11, 2000
After leading the Cincinnati Stuff by a score of 51-42 at halftime, the Shooting Stars faded away to drop to the Eastern Conference leaders 83-101. Ray Tutt led the Stars' effort
with 19 points.
MARCH 9, 2000
The Stars have a new assistant coach on the bench: Princeton Day School boy's basketball head coach Alan Taback has joined co-coaches Greg Grant and John Carideo. Taback previously coached the Trenton Flames basketball team. Carideo will become head coach with Taback as his assist when Greg Grant departs at the end of the month
to become the head coach of the USBL's New Jersey ShoreCats.
MARCH 8, 2000
The Shooting Stars filled their final roster spot for the remainder of the season with International Basketball Association Rookie of the Year Antonio Reynolds-Dean, a 6'6" forward from the University of Rhode Island. He averaged 18.7 points per game with
12.2 rebounds per game and a total of 66 blocked shots for the IBA's Dakota Wizards.
MARCH 5, 2000
The Cincinnati Stuff captured the first game of three consecutive games on the Trenton Stars' schedule against them. Ryan Lorthridge provided 28 points and 10 assists for Trenton, but the Stars fell 104-91.
FEBRUARY 28, 2000
The International Basketball League has named Lloyd Daniels as the Player of the Week. Daniels averaged 25.6 points with 4.6 rebounds and 3.6 assists in three games for the Shooting Stars last week.
FEBRUARY 27, 2000
Lloyd Daniels had a breakout performance, netting 36 points to lead the Trenton Shooting Stars to a 100-96 road victory over the Baltimore BayRunners.
FEBRUARY 26, 2000
Home Sweet Home! The Trenton Shooting Stars returned home to Sovereign Bank Arena to embarass the division-leading Cincinnati Stuff 116-88 in front of an announced crowd of 2,846. Ray Tutt led Trenton with 28 points and 10 rebounds. Prior to the game, Mike Jones, Deon Hames, and Mike Maddox were released while
Steve Worthy was officially added to the roster.
FEBRUARY 24, 2000
Road woes continue for the Trenton Shooting Stars as they lose their fourth of five games on the current road trip. Once again, the Stars had a healthy lead at halftime (59-46) but collapsed in the final half, allowing the San Diego Stingrays to force overtime (91-91). The Stingrays
continued their momentum for a 103-98 victory. Trenton has one road game left at New Mexico on Thursday, before checking in for a home game on Saturday then a harsh 8 of 10 on the road through the end of March.
FEBRUARY 17, 2000
For the third consecutive game, the Shooting Stars' defense coughed up 109 points to the opponent. This time, it lead to a loss against the San Diego Stingrays. Ryan Lorthridge led Trenton's effort with 26 points.
FEBRUARY 16, 2000
Stay in Las Vegas too long and your luck is bound to run dry. The Silver Bandits defeated the Shooting Stars 109-100 to split the back-to-back games with Trenton. A 39 point third quarter by the Bandits erased a 51-40 halftime Stars lead. Ray Tutt and Dennis Edwards each netted 23 points for Trenton in the loss.
FEBRUARY 14, 2000
The Shooting Stars found luck in Las Vegas, rallying with a 36-point third quarter to come from behind and rob the Silver Bandits. Trenton's 113-109 victory, led by Ray Tutt's 24-point effort, terminated a 7 game Las Vegas win streak. Before the game, the Stars acquired guard Alvin Young from the
St. Louis Swarm for an 8th round 2000 draft pick. Steve Worthy was released to make room for Young, but is expected to find a roster spot when the Stars return to Trenton.
FEBRUARY 12, 2000
Round One of the Battle of Richmond-Trenton (a double header of basketball and hockey showdowns at Richmond Coliseum) went to the Richmond Rhythm 101-90. Ray Tutt led the Shooting Stars with 21 points, but Trenton's effort to extended their winning streak against the Rhythm came
to a halt. Later in the evening, the Trenton Titans rallied for a shootout win over the Richmond Renegades to split the Battle between the two cities.
FEBRUARY 10, 2000
The Shooting Stars' defense collapsed, leading to a 117-119 loss to the visiting New Mexico Slam. Ray Tutt led Trenton with 27 points. Several reports indicated that their were heated arguments in the locker room after the loss which snapped the Stars' four-game win
streak. Former Boston College guard Duane Woodward was signed to replace Mike Jones, who was placed on the injured reserve list again.
FEBRUARY 8, 2000
If only the Trenton Shooting Stars played the Richmond Rhythm every game.... Four in a row will do for now as Trenton completed the sweep with an 88-85 victory over the visiting Rhythm. The Stars were led by Ryan Lorthridge
with 23 points and improve to 16-14 on the season.
FEBRUARY 6, 2000
The Shooting Stars continue to dominate the Rhythm, this time with a 125-100 home victory. Lloyd Daniels led Trenton's attack with 25 points as the Stars climbed above the .500 mark with a 15-14 record. The Stars are 5-2 under co-coaches Greg Grant and
John Carideo.
JANUARY 31, 2000
The Trenton Shooting Stars have netted their second consecutive IBL Player of the Week award. Stars guard Ray Tutt followed Ryan Lorthridge's lead, earning the honors after
averaging 22 points and 7 rebounds in three games last week. Meanwhile, the Trenton Shooting Stars and San Diego Stingrays continue to make trades. Last week, the Stars sent Mike Lloyd, Shane Drisdom, and a
draft pick to San Diego for Matt Fish. Well, Fish is refusing to swim on the East Coast, Drisdom has been dropped from San Diego's roster without appearing in a game, and the Stingrays have filled Drisdom's spot
with former Shooting Star Kirk King (who was dropped from the Stars roster at the beginning of January to make room for Drisdom). Now, the Stars have sent a 3rd round Supplemental Draft pick to the Stingrays for
former Georgia Tech guard Mike Maddox. It is believed that Maddox will actually report to Trenton.
JANUARY 29, 2000
The Trenton Shooting Stars have climbed back to the .500 mark (14-14) with another victory over the Rhythm in Richmond. Dennis Edwards led the Stars with 18 points en route to the 81-79 victory.
JANUARY 28, 2000
The Shooting Stars found their Rhythm at Richmond, defeating the home team 94-80. Ray Tutt led the Stars with 28 points. Center Matt Fish, acquired Wednesday, has yet to report to the Stars and is reportedly debating whether to do so (something about preferring the San Diego area over the
New Jersey - go figure). The Stars and Rhythm play again at Richmond Saturday night, then travel to Trenton for two consecutive games next week at the SBA (the Rhythm play three games before traveling to Trenton, but the Stars have off).
JANUARY 26, 2000
The Cincinnati Stuff got their revenge for Sunday's loss, defeating the visiting Shooting Stars 87-106. Prior to the game, Trenton went fishing, trading guard Mike Lloyd, forward Shane Drisdom, and a 3rd round 2000 draft pick for San Diego Stingrays center Matt Fish.
JANUARY 24, 2000
Shooting Stars guard Ryan Lorthridge has been named IBL Player of the Week. In four games last week, Lorthridge averaged 19.7 points, 10 assists, and 4.5 rebounds. Ryan's career has included stints with the NBA's Golden State Warriors and Miami Heat.
JANUARY 23, 2000
The fourth time's the charm fot the Shooting Stars against the Cincinnati Stuff. Trenton dealt the league-leading Stuff a 117-97 defeat. Dennis Edwards led the Stars with 35 points while Ryan Lorthridge set an IBL record with 14 assists in the game (while
Trenton set the team record at 37).
JANUARY 22, 2000
Thursday's euphoria wore off quickly as Trenton dug a deep hole against the Baltimore BayRunners, falling behind 14-30 after the first quarter. The Shooting Stars cut the deficit to 9 points after a strong second quarter, but couldn't keep up the pace
for the second half and lost 76-99 to the BayRunners. Poor shooting and many turnovers led to the loss in front of a home crowd (announced attendance was 2,142) that was considerably larger than it has been for most Stars games at the SBA.
JANUARY 20, 2000
The Trenton Shooting Stars responded to their new coaches with a 113-104 home victory over the New Mexico Slam. Lloyd Daniels led the revitalized Stars with 36 points.
JANUARY 19, 2000
Kevin Mackey stunned everyone today by announcing that he is stepping down as Shooting Stars Head Coach on his doctor's advice due to unspecified health problems. Assistant coaches Greg Grant and John Carideo will share coaching duties while
Mackey will serve as a "player personnel consultant". A return to the Head Coach position by Mackey in the future has not been ruled out.
JANUARY 17, 2000
Despite an exceptional evening from Ryan Lorthridge, the Trenton Shooting Stars dropped to the St. Louis Swarm 95-106. Lorthridge registered 33 points, 11 assists, and 7 rebounds in a valiant effort to lead the Stars.
JANUARY 14, 2000
The winning streak was halted at two for the Trenton Shooting Stars as they fell victim to the St. Louis Swarm 81-100. Ryan Lorthridge led Trenton with 19 points, but the Stars' effort fell way too short for the victory.
JANUARY 11, 2000
The Trenton Shooting Stars returned to the .500 mark with a 96-89 home victory against the Richmond Rhythm. Ray Tutt netted 21 points to lead the Stars as they rallied back from a deep early deficit to win
their second consecutive game.
JANUARY 10, 2000
The Shooting Stars activated guard/forward Mike Jones from the injured reserve list and released guard Artemus McClary.
JANUARY 9, 2000
Trenton ended the six game skid with a 108-105 victory over the Baltimore BayRunners, defeating the same team (in the same place) that beat them by 42 points on Friday night. Mike Lloyd
led the Shooting Stars with 23 points.
JANUARY 7, 2000
The Shooting Stars extended their losing streak to six games with an ugly 85-127 loss to the Baltimore BayRunners. The Stars faced LaMarr Greer, who was traded to Baltimore for Lloyd
Daniels earlier in the week. Daniels wasn't overly impressive in his Trenton debut, but Greer played a significant role in Baltimore's victory.
JANUARY 4, 2000
A franchise record 39 point performance from Ray Tutt was not enough for the Trenton Shooting Stars to avoid extending their skid to five games with a 112-115 overtime loss to
the Las Vegas Silver Bandits. Prior to the game, Trenton made another roster move, dropping forward Kirk King in favor of Shane Drisdom. Drisdom and Lloyd Daniels made their Stars debuts in the
heartbreaking loss.
JANUARY 4, 2000
As expected, the Trenton Shooting Stars made a trade for Baltimore BayRunners journeyman Lloyd Daniels. Not as expected was that LaMarr Greer was the player sent to Baltimore for Daniels. Greer appeared in all
sixteen Stars games before the trade, averaging 11.9 points per game. Daniels is an NBA veteran who had been asking for a trade to Trenton to be closer to his family.
JANUARY 2, 2000
Hard times continued for the Shooting Stars as they dropped a home game to the Las Vegas Silver Bandits 102-110. The loss was Trenton's fourth in a row.
JANUARY 1, 2000
The Trenton Shooting Stars began the new year the same way they finished the old one, dropping their third straight game 77-94 to the Cincinnati Stuff. The once 7-3 Stars
have slipped to 8-7 on the season.
DECEMBER 30, 1999
The Richmond Rhythm ran all over the Shooting Stars with a 123-99 victory, led by A.J. English's 37 point performance. The Stars were led by newcomer Ray Tutt
with 15 points.
DECEMBER 29, 1999
The Shooting Stars released Bernard Blunt to make room for the signing of free agent guard Mike Lloyd. Lloyd was a star player in the USBL with coach Kevin Mackey's
Atlantic City Seagulls, and with Mansfield (Mackey's IBA championship team).
DECEMBER 26, 1999
If at first you don't succeed, try, try, again! That's the lesson the Richmond Rhythm have learned after losing twice to the Trenton Shooting Stars in
December. The third time was the charm for Richmond, defeating the Stars 98-90 at Sovereign Bank Arena. Trenton suffered a 'Shaq Attack', shooting 14 for 28 from the
line. The Stars will travel to Richmond to face the Rhythm for the third consecutive game on Thursday.
DECEMBER 23, 1999
The Shooting Stars faced a 23 point deficit at the end of the second quarter against the Richmond Rhythm, but they didn't lose hope. The Stars rallied back to tie the game and
force overtime. Their persistence paid off, Trenton emerged with a 108-106 victory! Dennis Edwards led the team with 29 points. Prior to the game, former California - Santa Barbara guard Ray Tutt was
signed to fill the roster spot created after Johnny Tyson was released last week.
DECEMBER 19, 1999
When it comes to basketball, Cincinnati has the 'Right' Stuff, improving to 8-1 on the season with a 93-88 victory over the Trenton Shooting Stars. Tyrone Grant led
the Shooting Stars with 22 points, but they came up short against the IBL's best team.
DECEMBER 17, 1999
The Shooting Stars are shining bright with a 82-72 road victory against the Baltimore BayRunners. The victory increases the Stars' overall win streak to three games, road win streak to two games, and season
record against Baltimore to 4-0. LaMarr Greer led Trenton with 15 points.
DECEMBER 16, 1999
Ryan Lorthridge led the Shooting Stars with 25 points en route to a 98-92 road victory against the Richmond Rhythm.
DECEMBER 13, 1999
The ink wasn't even dry yet for newly signed Tyrone Grant before he made his presence felt on the Trenton Shooting Stars. Grant contributed 20 points in his debut and was 8 for 9 from the field. Ryan Lorthridge also
scored 20 points, with 8 assists and 6 rebounds, as the Stars dominated the Las Vegas Silver Bandits 113-99. Mike Jones was placed on the injured reserve list prior to Grant's signing. Attendance continues to dwindle for
the Stars at SBA with an announced crowd of only 1,875 attending this game.
DECEMBER 11, 1999
An official scoring blunder at the end of the first quarter can be blamed for one of the 105 points that the New Mexico Slam netted against the Trenton Shooting Stars, but it doesn't erase the other 104 points in the
102-105 loss. Ryan Lorthridge led the Stars with 23 points in the effort. While coach Kevin Mackey filed an official protest, the outcome of the game won't change.
DECEMBER 7, 1999
The Shooting Stars returned to their winning ways with a 109-87 victory over the Baltimore BayRunners, improving their season record to 4-2. Bernard Blunt led the Stars with 23 points while
Dennis Edwards contributed 21 en route to the home victory. Antoine Hyman had an impressive night, netting 19 points and 22 rebounds.
DECEMBER 5, 1999
The Shooting Stars were unable to preserve a lead in the final minute of play, falling to the Cincinnati Stuff 86-87 to drop to 3-2 on the season. LaMarr Greer lead Trenton
with 17 points in front of a sparse SBA crowd of 1,922. Prior to the game, the Stars released guard
Bull (James) Martin and signed center Johnny Tyson from the University of Central Oklahoma.
DECEMBER 3, 1999
The win streak ends at 3 for the Trenton Shooting Stars as they lose 109-117 to the St. Louis Swarm. Danny Johnson put on a basketball clinic for the
visiting Stars with 39 points (16 for 21 from the field), 6 steals, 6 assists, 4 rebounds, and 1 block. Trenton lost despite having six players post double-digit
scoring, led by Ryan Lorthridge with 27 points.
NOVEMBER 30, 1999
The Shooting Stars have improved to 3-0 with a 130-120 rapping of Percy "Master P" Miller and the San Diego Stingrays. Dennis Edwards led the Stars' with 34 points while Garth Joseph recorded
his second consecutive double-double with 20 points and 10 rebounds. Ryan Lorthridge netted 17 points and Bernard Blunt scored 15 off the bench. The reported attendance at SBA was 3650, contributing to
a league lowest average despite the success of the Shooting Stars. Master P clearly failed to pack the house as the Stars hoped he would, and was beaten badly on the court by Edwards and the Stars.
NOVEMBER 27, 1999
The Trenton Shooting Stars followed the example set by the Trenton Titans last month, defeating the Baltimore BayRunners 111-108 to win their home opener at the
Sovereign Bank Arena. The Stars were led by Dennis Edwards with 26 points, while Garth Joseph contributed 18 points and 12 rebounds. The announced attendance was less than hoped for
at 3,491, a fraction of Friday's crowd at Baltimore.
NOVEMBER 26, 1999
The Trenton Shooting Stars have started their inaugural season with a 107-95 victory on the road against the Baltimore BayRunners! A sellout crowd of 9000 turned out in
Baltimore to watch the International Basketball League tip off. Florida State alum LaMarr Greer led the Stars with 25 points (8-16 6-7, 5 rebounds) while Kris King contributed 22 (10-16 2-5) and Dennis
Edwards tallied 20 (9-15 2-4). Ryan Lorthridge (5-8 0-0 11, 6 rebounds, 6 assists), Antoine Hyman (5-5 1-1 11), Garth Joseph (1-5 0-2 2, 6 rebounds), Bull Martin (1-2 0-3 2),
Bernard Blunt (1-3 0-0 2), Mike Jones (4-11 0-0 9), and K'Zell Wesson (1-5 1-2 3) completed the Stars' squad. Trenton outscored Baltimore 32 to 18 in the fourth quarter to cement the victory. The two teams
travel to Trenton for a rematch Saturday night at Sovereign Bank Arena.
JULY 1, 1999
The Trenton Shooting Stars have now named Harry Weltman as the team's General Manager. Larry Keating,
former athletic director at Seton Hall University, was originally announced as the team's President and General Manager on May 18th.
MAY 18, 1999
Larry Keating, former athletic director at Seton Hall University, has been announced as the Trenton Shooting Stars' President and General Manager. Former Cleveland State head coach
Kevin Mackey has been named as the Stars' Head Coach. He most recently served as head coach for the USBL's 1997-1999 champion Atlantic City Seagulls, sharing USBL Coach of the Year honors this season with former NBA star Darryl
Dawkins (coach of the Pennsylvania Valley Dawgs).The players will arrive when the IBL holds its first draft on July 19th.
DECEMBER 16, 1998
Stop the Presses! The Shooting Stars have jumped ship on the CBA in favor of the upstart
International Basketball League, following the lead of the St. Charles, Missouri expansion franchise. Team
and county officials believe that the IBL, which makes its debut on November 26, 1999, will be a better fit and more lucrative for the Shooting Stars, the players, and the community. Check
out the article in Titanic.
DECEMBER 1998
The Shooting Stars have announced that Greg Grant will serve as a player / assistant coach when the Stars begin play. Grant was a star player at Trenton High and led Trenton State College to the
NCAA Division III Finals in 1989. He is a seasoned CBA and NBA veteran.
NOVEMBER 10, 1998
It's official! On Tuesday, November 10th, the name of Trenton's 1999/2000 expansion team in the Continental Basketball Association was announced at a press conference
at the Mercer County Administration Building. Ben Hopwood (Ewing, NJ) and Sarah Shaw (Browns Mills, NJ) submitted the winning name:
"Shooting Stars", winning each of them $500, four season tickets, and future team souvenirs. Other finalists in the name-the-team contest included "DunkDogs", "Twisters", and "Hotshots". My personal pick for
the team name, which I unfortunately failed to submit by the deadline, was "Trenton Steel". The team logo will be unveiled after it receives approval from league officials. Season tickets are on sale for the Trenton Shooting Stars. The
team's original deadline of 2500 sales by December 1st has been lifted in favor of a re-evaluation of sales and sponserships in February. Prices range from $210 for the upper section behind the baskets to $900 for front row seats. Season
tickets for children under 14 are $195. A ten percent deposit is required to reserve season tickets. For information call: (609)924-7260.
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