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	Homewood won the 2000 International Championship in Orlando, Fla. with a 44-38 title-game victory over the Chicago Washington Jaguars.

2010 record: 10-4
Coaches: Justin Edgecombe, Steve Barnes, Joe Reed.

JV Vikings: 5-9
Coaches: Trebor Edgecombe, Sean Kelly, Renado Robinson.

Administration: Walt Shipman, Tom Kelly, Kevin Kelly, Sean Kelly

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Vikings (10-4) win three to open MW Qualifier

   Homewood Area Small Fry (10-4) swept three games in Kenosha, Wis. this weekend to share first place with Chicago Heights following the opening weekend of the Midwest Qualifier for the 42nd annual International Small Fry Tournament in Orlando, Fla. on April 5-8. The Vikings will host the second end of the qualifier this weekend at the Homewood Village Hall, with the schedule on the Midwest page.
   Homewood 54, Highwood 39- The Vikings avenged an earlier loss by racing out to a onetime 22-point lead and outrebounding the Heat, 38-18, as Chauncey Tounsel grabbed eight boards and Devin Harris seven. Chris Austin topped Homewood with 12 points and five rebounds, while Micah Bradford tallied eight points and Devon Dotson (three steals) and Jailen Williams each added seven.
   Homewood 62, Evanston 43- Eleven different players scored, paced by 14 points from Brandon Hurt, 12 by Austin (four steals) and seven from Bradford (four steals). Dotson finished with four assists and Tounsel ripped down a team-high eight rebounds.
   Homewood 51, Ford Heights 31- Balanced scoring saw Austin and Hurt notch nine points, Bradford and Jon Spesia added eight points, and Dotson chipped in five. Spesia also grabbed seven rebounds and Hurt collected three steals for Homewood, which jumped to a 29-7 halftime command.
   The Vikings are vying for their third straight Midwest qualifier crown (and record 11th overall), as Homewood has won 15 straight qualifying contests.


	Homewood 2009 JV consy champs with Chicago Bull Derrick Rose

2010 Homewood Vikings schedule

Day	Date	Opponent	Time/Record
Saturday	Feb. 13	Homewood 52, Lansing 38	1-0
Saturday	Feb. 13	Homewood 44, Ford Heights 29	2-0
Saturday	Feb. 20	Homewood 41, WP Jaguars 23	3-0
Sunday	Feb. 21	Robert Taylor 50, Homewood 33	3-1
Sunday	Feb. 21	Glenbrook 56, Homewood 52	3-2
Saturday	Feb. 27	Highwood 43, Homewood 39	3-3
Saturday	Feb. 27	Homewood 54, Evanston 23	4-3
Sunday	Feb. 28	Foster Pirates 49, Homewood 34	4-4
Saturday	March 6	Homewood 48, Marquette Best 42	5-4
Saturday	March 6	Homewood 35, Kenosha 24	6-4
Sunday	March 7	Homewood 51, Chicago Hts. 36	7-4
Saturday	March 13	Homewood 62, Evanston 43*	8-4, 1-0
Saturday	March 13	Homewood 51, Ford Heights 31	9-4, 2-0
Sunday	March 14	Homewood 54, Highwood 39*	10-4, 3-0
Saturday	March 20	Lansing*	9 a.m.
Saturday	March 20	Glenbrook*	5:45 p.m.
Sunday	March 21	Kenosha*	1 p.m.
Sunday	March 22	Chicago Heights*	4:45 p.m.
Saturday	March 27	Orlando Tuneup at Ford Heights	TBA
Sunday	March 28	Orlando Tuneup at Ford Heights	TBA


	Home games (BOLD) at Homewood Village Hall, 2010 Chestnut Road. *- indicates Midwest Qualifier games.


	2010 Varsity Chris Austin Ethan Kelly Micah Bradford Jon Spesia Bernie Coderre Sean Taylor Devon Dotson Chauncy Tounsel Trebor Edgecombe Elijah Watson Devin Harris Jailen Williams Brandon Hurt


	2010 Junior Varsity Connor Baker Brandon Miller Christian Brookens Keegan Mraz Maurice Commander Nick Perry Dylan Duplessis Dylan Pollack Demarion Edgecombe Matthew Pollack Dominic Harper RaShawn Robinson Robert Harvey Michael Simmons Jack Koyn


	2010 Jr. Varsity Vikings

Homewood Vikings Honor Roll

International championships (2)
2000 (at Orlando), 1985 (at Racine).

Other International Final Fours (10 total)
2009 (third), 2004 (second), 2003 (fourth), 1996 (third), 1983 (fourth), 1981 (fourth), 1980 (second), 1976 (fourth).

International consolation championships (4)
2006, 2001 (at Orlando); 1993 (at Tampa), 1973 (at Seminole)

Midwest Regional championships (12)
2009, 2008, 2004, 2003, 2001, 2000, 1993, 1992, 1989, 1985, 1984, 1983

Famous alumni
Donovan McNabb, Philadelphia Eagles quarterback
Mike Tomczak, Super Bowl quarterback with Chicago Bears
Joe Frasor, NCAA Sweet 16 with Eastern Michigan
Nick Trzesniak, Texas Rangers organization
Jeff Kunkel, Detroit Tigers organization


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