Panthers Selected to the All Metro Team
2009-10 All Metro
Patrick Ryan - 1st Team
Shane Larkin - 1st Team
2008-09 All Metro
Chuck Ford - 1st Team
Shane Larkin - 2nd Team
2007-08 All Metro
Justyn Watkins - 1st Team
Chuck Ford - 2nd Team
2006-07 All Metro
Chris Warren - 1st Team
Ray Willis - 1st Team
2005-06 All Metro
Chris Warren - 1st Team
2004-05 All Metro
Chris Warren - 1st Team
Mario Sisinni - 1st Team
2003-04 All Metro
Jason Rich - 1st Team
Trey Hopkins - 1st Team
2002-03 All Metro
Jason Rich - 1st Team
Jason Rich speaks to reporters after announcing he'll attend Florida State University in the fall.
Edgewater's Darius Washington and Dr. Phillips' Jason Rich were members of the Gold Medal winning South team last summer at the prestigious USA Basketball Festival in Colorado Springs, Colorado. (Photo courtesy of the Orlando Sentinel.)
Edgewater's Darius Washington and Dr. Phillips' Jason Rich pose for a picture in an Orlando Sentinel feature story on the two best players in Florida. (Photo courtesy of the Orlando Sentinel.)
2006-07 ALL CENTRAL FLORIDA BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM
FIRST TEAM
Chris Warren Dr. Phillips 5'11" Senior
Nick Calathes Lake Howell 6'6" Senior
Solomon Alabi Montverde 7'1" Senior
Chandler Parsons Lake Howell 6'9" Senior
Jordan Bolton Winter Park 6'5" Senior
Joey Rodriguez Lake Howell 5'10" Senior
SECOND TEAM
Ray Willis Dr. Phillips 6'5" Junior
Roderick Bombard Edgewater 5'11" Senior
Gary Clark Montverde 6'4" Senior
Chris Malcolm Timber Creek 6'7" Senior
Eddie Piccinini Pine Castle 6'1" Junior
2003-04 ALL-CENTRAL FLORIDA BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM
FIRST TEAM
Jason Rich Dr. Phillips 6'3" Senior
Darius Washington Edgewater 6'1" Senior
Keith Brumbaugh Deland 6'8" Junior
Pat Calathes Lake Howell 6'10" Senior
Carl McNally Cocoa Beach 6'3" Senior
Brandon Siler Evans 6'3" Senior
2003-04 ALL ORANGE COUNTY BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM
FIRST TEAM
Jason Rich Dr. Phillips 6'3" Senior
Darius Washington Edgewater 6'1" Senior
Brandon Siler Evans 6'3" Senior
Calvin Henry Cypress Creek 6'6" Senior
Blake Young Oak Ridge 6'2" Senior
Adrian Cowan West Orange 6'3" Senior
METRO CONFERENCE - BOYS BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS
1964 Evans
1965 Edgewater
1966 Boone
1967 Evans
1968 Evans
1969 Evans
1970 Mainland
1971 Jones
1972 Evans, Winter Park
1973 Evans, Winter Park
1974 Evans
1975 Evans
1976 Evans
1977 Edgewater
1978 Boone
1979 Evans
1980 Boone
1981 Oak Ridge
1982 Evans, Winter Park
1983 Evans, Oak Ridge
1984 Oak Ridge
1985 Evans, Oak Ridge
1986 Apopka
1987 Evans
1988 Evans
1989 Oak Ridge
1990 Oak Ridge
1991 Boone, Oak Ridge
1992 Dr. Phillips, Evans
1993 Dr. Phillips
1994 Dr. Phillips, Boone
1995 Dr. Phillips
1996 Evans
1997 Dr. Phillips
1998 Dr. Phillips, Evans, Oak Ridge
1999 Edgewater
2000 Dr. Phillips
2001 Boone
2002 Evans
2003 Edgewater
2004 Dr. Phillips
2005 Edgewater
2006 Winter Park
2007 Edgewater
2008 Olympia, Winter Park
2009 Olympia
2010 Dr. Phillips, Winter Park
TOTAL METRO CHAMPIONSHIPS WON
Evans 19
Dr. Phillips 9
Oak Ridge 8
Boone 6
Edgewater 6
Winter Park 6
Olympia 2
Apopka 1
Jones 1
TOTAL METRO CHAMPIONSHIPS WON SINCE DP ENTERED THE METRO (1987-88)
Dr. Phillips 9
Evans 5
Oak Ridge 4
Edgewater 4
Winter Park 3
Boone 2
Olympia 2
Panther senior Trey Hopkins surveys the floor for Nike Team Florida in the AAU National Championships held in Orlando last summer. DP teammates Jason Rich, Mario Sisinni, Justyn Watkins and Ray Willis also play for the prestigious AAU program.
2003-04 ALL-STATE TEAMS
CLASS 6A
1ST TEAM
JASON RICH - ORLANDO DR. PHILLIPS
Keith Brumbaugh - Deland
Xavier Dawson - South Miami
Anthony Marshall - Lake Worth
Darius Washington - Orlando Edgewater
2002-03 ALL-STATE TEAMS
CLASS 6A
1ST TEAM
JASON RICH - ORLANDO DR. PHILLIPS
Jimmy Tobias - Fort Lauderdale Dillard
Darius Washington - Orlando Edgewater
Haminn Quaintance - Sarasota Riverview
Devon Pearson - Miami Northwestern
WINNERS VS. LOSERS
When a winner makes a mistake, he says, "I was wrong;"
When a loser makes a mistake, he says, "It wasn't my fault."
A winner works harder than a loser and has more time;
A loser is always "too busy" to do what is necessary.
A winner goes through a problem;
A loser goes around it, and never gets past it.
A winner makes commitments;
A loser makes promises.
A winner says, "I'm good, but not as good as I ought to be;"
A loser says, "I'm not as bad as a lot of other people."
A winner listens;
A loser just waits until it's his turn to talk.
A winner respects those who are superior to him and tries to learn something from them;
A loser resents those who are superior to him and tries to find chinks in their armor.
A winner feels responsible for more than his job;
A loser says, "I only work here."
A winner says, "There ought to be a better way to do it;"
A loser says, "That's the way it's always been done here."
By: Pat Williams
