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Adaugo Osuala - Senior
2010 - Green Mountain High School
She did receive interest from UCCS, William Woods, Montana State, Utah State, S Utah State & UNC
Received Nomination for McDonald All American
some links on the website don't work since Rocky shut down
2008 5A RockyPreps Adaugo Osuala PRIME TIME PLAYER Lakewood game….But Osuala led the Rams back. The sophomore scored 14 of her career-best 32 points in the fourth quarter. She hit a three-pointer with 30 seconds left that put Green Mountain ahead 56-55 and finished the comeback with a layup with 12 seconds left after Lakewood's Carly Cator missed the second of two free-throws. Osuala also had an astonishing 13 steals, many of which she finished with layups to pump life into the Green Mountain comeback. "It was tough," she said. "Our coach told us we'd have to fight for it, and we did.
2009 5A Adaugo Osuala PRIME TIME PLAYER
GREEN MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY SCHEDULE 2008-09 MAX PREPS 2008-09 STATS
Green Mountain returns Adaugo Osuala, the state leader in steals.
Rocky Preps Stats 2008-09 current game high 27 points
Game high 2007-08 32 points
ESPN TOP PLAYERS IN COLORADO
ESPN.COM ALL AREA COLORADO
5A JEFFCO Leaders 1st place Points Per Game, 4th Blocks per game, 1st Assists per game and 1st in Steals per game
2007-08 All-State HONORABLE MENTION
2008-09 All State Honorable Mention (Denver Post)
ARTICLE ABOUT ADAUGO OSUALA 1-5-2009
High School Coach Contact: Jim Miller Varsity Head Coach - Green Moutain High School 303-982-3062 jpmiller@jeffco.k12.co.us
Club Coach: Darrow Fontera 303-995-6080 darrow@hoopscolorado.com
Mailing Address for colleges: 2941 S. Coors Dr., Denver, CO 80228
Email adaugo@comcast.net Call or text Adaugo: 303-908-5618
GPA: 3.0
ACT: 16
Class 5A girls basketball league outlooks - Jefferson County 2008-09
Favorite: Lakewood
Contenders: Green Mountain, Arvada West, Dakota Ridge, Columbine, Ralston Valley
Key players: Kelsey Anderson, Arvada West, 5-6, Sr.; Chrissy Armstrong, Chatfield, Jr.; Janelle Baal, Dakota Ridge, Sr.; Lindsey Boyd, Standley Lake, 5-5, Jr.; Theresa Clark, Lakewood, 5-6, Sr.; Randee Hayes, Columbine, 6-0, Sr.; Erica Hicks, Lakewood, 5-10, Sr.; Kirsten Johnson, Ralston Valley, 5-10, Sr.; Mikey Kenney, Arvada West, 5-10, Sr.; Kristina Kules, Chatfield, Sr.; Liz Malik, Arvada West, 6 -0, Sr.; Brittany Mesch, Standley Lake, 5-10, Sr.; Olivia Moschetti, Ralston Valley, 5-7, Sr.; Chelsea O’Brien, Chatfield, 6-0, Sr.; Adaugo Osuala, Green Mountain, 5-8, Jr.; Katie Rosa, Lakewood, 6-2, Sr.; Danielle Stephan, Green Mountain, 6-1, Sr., Dilan Sutliff, Chatfield, 5-8, Sr.
Outlook: Lakewood returns All-Colorado guard Erica Hicks and three others who saw significant time last season, so the Tigers are the early pick in a league that is anything but a sure thing. Green Mountain, behind steals master Adaugo Osuala, is on the rise, as is Arvada West. Dakota Ridge lost its four college-bound seniors from last season, but the Eagles would like to skip start-over mode and immediately rejoin the fray. Columbine is trying to rise above its second-tier contender status, and might have the chance with a senior-based squad. Ralston Valley moves up from 4A.
Green Mountain sophomore Adaugo Osuala, front, drives past Standley Lake sophomore Lauryn Near during a Class 5A Jeffco League game Tuesday, Feb. 5, at Green Mountain High School. Osuala scored a team-high 18 points in the Rams' 69-40 conference victory.
Jefferson County League 2007-08
Favorite: Dakota Ridge
Contenders: Columbine, Lakewood, Arvada West, Green Mountain
Key players: Carly Cator, Lakewood, 5-9, Sr.; Kelli Culver, Pomona, 6-0, Jr.; Corrissa Gillan, Pomona, 5-5, Sr.; Jennifer Gold, Wheat Ridge, 5-6, Sr.; Kait Goodall, Lakewood, 5-10, Sr.; Rachel Hardinger, Green Mountain, 5-9, Sr.; Randee Hayes, Columbine, 6-0, Jr.; Lindsi Holm, Dakota Ridge, 6-0, Sr.; Mikey Kenney, Arvada West, 5-9, Jr.; Sam Miller, Wheat Ridge, 5-6, Sr.; Adaugo Osuala, Green Mountain, 5-8, So.; Brooke Pendergraft, Dakota Ridge, 5-11, Sr.; Molly Ramirez, Columbine, 5-7, Sr.; Breanna Williams, Columbine, 6-0, Jr.
Outlook: Dakota Ridge is becoming a year-in, year-out favorite in the league, and this season is no different as the Eagles return their top two players in Lindsi Holm and Brooke Pendergraft. Lakewood was closing the gap, but will be hampered by the transfer of Taylor Johnson to Highlands Ranch. The Tigers still have talent, most notably forward Kait Goodall. Columbine has been close with its all 6-foot front line, but still is waiting for a breakout season. Arvada West has a new coach in Tim Slabach, who took over for Greg Hahn, who went back to his former post at Horizon. In addition, Shawn Larson takes over at Standley Lake. Pomona (9-15 last season) could be among the league’s more improved teams, while Green Mountain sophomore Adaugo Osuala could be the league’s most exciting newcomer.
Jacob N. Ware / Special To The Rocky
Green Mountain's Adaugo Osuala battles for possession of the ball with Dakota Ridge's Tira Callaway, right, on Friday night at Green Mountain High School in Lakewood.
Green Mountain sophomore Adaugo Osuala looks toward the basket during the Rams' 71-32 victory Saturday, Dec. 8, against Littleton. Four Rams scored in double-digit points in the nonleague win.
NOTES FROM CLUB COACH:
This will be the fastest player you will coach. Led state in steals. Scored 11 points in one minute in a game. High vertical very clutch and can score from just about anywhere. This Nigerian nightmare will drive opponents crazy with a motor that never stops and a drive to win that is unmatched. No doubt all state player next two years. Typically, leads team in scoring, assists, steals and rebounds. When you see this kid run the floor you will find a place for her on your roster. Most opponents design strategies to stop her with very little success. Endless Motor and excellent Shot Blocker. A must see. Pencil number 13 (club) and number 0 (HS) in on your schedule.
2007-08 All State Honorable Mention Adaugo Osuala
Career Basketball Statistics
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Scoring statistics
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Date
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G
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PTS
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PPG
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MIN
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FG
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FG%
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FG3
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FG3%
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FT
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FT%
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2007-2008
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23
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367
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16.0
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n/a
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120-333
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36.0%
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24-97
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24.7%
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55-87
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63.2%
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2006-2007
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2
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3
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1.5
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n/a
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1-3
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33.3%
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n/a
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n/a%
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1-2
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50.0%
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Other statistics
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Date
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OR
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DR
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RPG
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PF
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TF
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AST
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APG
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S
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SPG
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BLK
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BPG
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TO
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2007-2008
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37
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40
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3.3
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61
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n/a
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76
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3.3
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151
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6.6
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10
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0.4
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80
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2006-2007
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2
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1
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1.5
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n/a
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n/a
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n/a
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0.0
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n/a
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0.0
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n/a
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0.0
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1
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http://stats.rockypreps.com/basketball/girls/players/138440/2007-2008/
Current Rocky Preps Stats
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