Clear Lake Falconhoops

This information reflects the leaders in each category. 
Stats complete for the season

TOP THREE IN EACH CATEGORY

Scoring	Kendrell	Justin	Armie
Free Throw %	Armie	Kendrell	RJ
Assists	Armie	RJ	Jimmy
Rebounds	Jimmy	Justin	Kendrell
Steals	Armie	RJ	Jimmy
Blocked shots	Jimmy	Justin	Ross
Charges drawn	Andy	Justin	Jimmy

This year the tournament will host 48 boys teams and 24 girls teams at eleven different sites and thirteen gyms. This tournament has become one of the top tournaments in the state with the goal of becoming among the best in the nation (Last year Clear Lake won the Consolation Championship in the SILVER Division; Kingwood has won the GOLD Division for three straight years). Seven of the top fifteen regionally ranked teams in 5A will play in the tournament. Clear Lake plays the first game of Pool play in the Clear Lake gym November 17 at 9 a.m. against 4A (state ranked #5, regionally ranked #2) Houston Jesse Jones High School. Jones touts their 6'3" guard Harrison Smith who signed with the University of Texas. The Falcons play again at 1:30 p.m. in the Lake gym against Tuloso-Midway. Also in the Clear Lake gym on Day 1, the Clear Lake Girls Team plays LaPorte at 10:30 and at 7:30 p.m. they play Hardin Jefferson. There will be no games at noon or at 4:30 p.m. on Day 1. For the Boys, based on win rate from Pool play on Day 1, teams will be bracketed (assigned) to their Divisions: Gold (2 wins in pool), Silver (1 win), or Bronze (0 wins). On Day 2, Friday, November 18, one game in each Division will be played in the Lake gym. Day 2, Game 1 BRONZE Div is at 9 a.m. at Lake. Winner of this game goes to Pasadena for 3 p.m. game 2. Loser of game 2 goes to Phillips Field House for 3 p.m. game. Day 2, Game 1 FOR SILVER is at 10:30 a.m. at Lake. Winner of this game goes to Pasadena for 4:30 p.m. game 2. Loser of game 2 goes to Phillips Field House for 4:30 p.m. game Day 2, Game 1 for GOLD is at 12 noon at Lake. Winner of this game goes to Pasadena for 6 p.m. game 2. Loser of game 2 goes to Phillips Field House for 6 p.m. game Click on the link(headline) above for brackets and schedules.

As of November 2, 2005: The building will be located directly across the street (Krueger Way) from the 9th Grade Center. The facility will be named Bill Krueger Field House after Clear Lake High School's legendary coach who retired as the winningest high school basketball coach in the nation in 1996. Construction is underway and on schedule with completion targeted for March 2006. Planned capacity for the gym is 2800. The building will house a 2500 sq ft weight room, 1250 sq ft. training room, seperate locker rooms and coaches' offices for girls basketball and volleyball, as well as boys basketball and baseball. The lobby will have public restrooms, a concession stand, and a ticket booth. The facility will also create additional space for the school's football, soccer, and swimming teams. The building will finally provide much needed facilities for the students and a place for school-wide activities such as pep rallies since the current gym's capacity is 1500 and the school's enrollment is approximately 3000. 'bout time!

Jay Warner - Freshman A Team 
Birthday: April 14
Coach Warner is originally from Fulton, New York. He is a graduate of Oswego Catholic High School where he played basketball and football. The "Cat" High Crusaders were repeat champions in Basketball and Football. Jay was an All-League Linebacker and recipient of the school's Sportsmanship award his junior and senior years. Including college, Jay played rugby for eleven years.

He holds a B.S. in Health Education from SUNY Cortland, and an M.S. in Education from SUNY Oswego. Upon graduation from Cortland State, Coach Warner worked at Hannibal Central Schools and Fulton City Schools. At age 28, he became Head Boys' Basketball Coach at Cato-Meridian High, then on to Fulton High School as Head Coach for five seasons. His next assignment was as an assistant in the Men's program at SUNY Oswego for two years before becoming the Head Women's coach.

Next it was on to Texas and two years at Alief Middle School. Warner then moved to the Clear Lake area for the Freshman Boys position at Clear Lake. In the interim he had a short stint as top assistant at South Houston High School. 

Jay and his wife Barbara married in July 1999. The Warners' reside in Seabrook and the family includes Dale, Megan, Austin, and Jacob.

Coach Warner is in the Social Studies Department at Clear Lake and Barbara is a  nurse at Christus St. John Hospital in Nassau Bay.

His most fulfilling coaching experiences have been with the Division III Oswego State Lakers and of course his time at Clear Lake High School.