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Name: Lucas Lahaug
Birthday: August 28, 1991
Jersey number (list them all if more than one number): 14, 15
Elementary school attended: James F. Bay Elementary
Intermediate school attended: Seabrook Intermediate
Number of years playing school basketball: 6
Graduating Class of 2010

Favorite subject: Art
Fave teacher: Coach Barker
Favorite NBA or college player(s): Shane Battier
Favorite book: Stormbreaker
Last book I read for fun: Friday Night Lights
Favorite food: Pasta
Fave dessert: Cake balls
A food I won't touch is..... Sushi or Oysters

Favorite movie of all time: Behind Enemy Lines
My must-see TV show: The Office
Hobbies: Chilling with friends and snowboarding
Other sports or school activities I participate in: attending class 
What makes me laugh is.... Daniel Tosh, a well drawn out joke, or when Colton gets mad
My family says that I am: Brilliant 
If I could change one thing about basketball I would ..... Lower the goal to 8 feet 
The best player I have ever played with (or against) is .... against the kids from the 3^rd ward after 8^th grade
Person I would most like to meet (living or deceased): Jackie Robinson
What I like most about Clear Lake High School is....  the class of 2010
I would like to attend college at: Texas A&M or Oklahoma St.
My plans after high school are: college
What I would like for people to remember about me: My stunning good looks and my hard work ethic .

Clear Lake 76 - Milby 67

In Head Coach Tommy Penders' debut at Clear Lake, his Falcons provided a preview of what lies ahead this season --rapid pace, aggressive  style of play, and a plethora of outside shooting raining down on their opponents combined with penetrating action in the paint. His highly motivated squad was determined to win this opening game for their new coach in what could only be described as another typical thrilling Milby season opener.

With superlative coaching from both benches these two well matched teams competed in what was a close contest the entire game. The game was tied 8 times in the first half (down to the last 20 seconds of the half) and the lead changed 7 times in the second quarter. Projected to be primarily a match-up of two formidable opponents scoring mostly from outside, surprisingly, much of Milby's scoring in the first half was inside scoring coming alarmingly easy.

Lake's Brick Pomeroy had a standout performance with 18 points and 10 rebounds (50% from the field, 8 of 9 free throws). Pomeroy set the tone of the game with Lake's first goal, an aggressive drive to the hoop. In the first 2 minutes of the game all 7 of Lake's points had been scored by Brick. Scoring 13 of his 18 in the first quarter revealed to the public the Falcons' new secret weapon (although his teammates and coaches knew, Brick's ability to dominate has been a well kept secret which is likely to be revealed repeatedly this season). 

Jacob Horton, Clear Lake's soon-to-be-famous outside shooter, had 15 points with only one basket coming from beyond the 3 point arc. Sophomore point guard Rob Lewis had 12 in a solid performance in his varsity debut.

Strength off the bench made a big difference with sterling play from Lucas LaHaug, Randall Hollimon, Blake Gregorcyk (10 points and 57% shooting efficiency), and freshman phenom Paris Clayton. FYI: Clayton is only the fourth freshman to play varsity basketball at Clear Lake since 1972. Andre Joseph, Richard Law, and Armie Lewis were his predecessors --very elite company to be in.

The Falcons held a slight lead almost the entire game and led by as much as 12 in the 4th quarter but there was never much breathing room as Milby would fight back to within 7.  Milby scored 19 points off free throws thanks to one official who just might have graduated from Milby. Milby's all district junior Tre Bennett (#22) led all scorers with 27 points. 

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Brick Pomeroy 18 pts., 10 rebs., 2 steals, 8 of 9 free throws (89%)

Jacob Horton 15pts., 5 rebs., 3 steals  

Rob Lewis  12pts.,4 assists

Blake Gregorcyk 10 pts., 1 blocked shot, 1 reb., 1 charge taken

Lucas LaHaug 7 pts., 4 rebs., 2 steals

Paris Clayton 6 pts.

Randall Hollimon 2 pts., 2 rebs.

Jake McKnight 2 pts., 4 rebs. 1 block, 1 charge taken

Jackson Hardage  2 pts., 1 reb.

Zac Richards 2 pts. 

Kris Henderson 2 steals 

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Team and player stats are current through La Porte game. 

Paris Clayton 13

Jacob Horton  10

Randall Hollimon 6pts., 12 rebounds

Blake Gregorcyk 5

Brick Pomeroy 3

Rob Lewis 3

Jackson Hardage  2