Note that all standings ties  on the LSB Regular Season Standings Page are listed alphabetically and may not reflect tiebreakers. Seedings listed in the playoff schedule below are accurate. 

All gyms are closed February 19. 

CBMS: February 26 no practices - championship games only

7-8 Boys

- Andrew is the 2 seed due to head to head win over Lorigan

- Bombard is the 5 seed and Sauer is the 6 seed due to the 3rd tiebreaker of fewest points allowed vs. common opponents (65 vs 111) 

- Kepner is the 7 seed and Niemeyer is the 8 seed due to the 3rd tiebreaker of fewest points allowed vs. common opponents (89 vs 143)

Girls 9-10

- Schlein is the 2 seed and Schmitt is the 3 seed due to Schlein winning two of three games head to head

Boys 9-10

- Martin is the 2 seed and Faust is the 3 seed due to Martin's head to head win

- Leposki is the 6 seed and Koerber is the 7 seed due to the 2nd tiebreaker of fewest points allowed in games played against each other (37 vs 39 points)

Girls 11-13

-Kernan is the 1 seed and Nguyen is the 2 seed due to Kernan winning 2 of 3 games head to head

Boys 11-12

-Lawler is the 1 seed and Lyde is the 2 seed due to Lawler's head to head win

- Robertson is the 3 seed, Hayes is the 4 seed and Kellner is the 5 seed. Robertson and Hayes both beat Kellner (making Kellner the 5 seed), and they split their games against each other. The 2nd tiebreaker is points allowed when teams play each other; in those two games Robertson allowed 39 points and Hayes allowed 43 points

- Stevens is the 6 seed and DiGiorgio is the 7 seed due to Stevens head to head win

13-14 Boys

- Dow is the 3 seed and Findley is the 4 seed due to Dow head to head win

15-17 Boys

- Reil is the 3 seed and Robertson is the 4 seed due to the 2nd tiebreaker of fewest points allowed in games played against each other (58 vs 64 points)

All spectators should stay in the gyms. Siblings should not be running through the hallways.

Parents and coaches are responsible for gym rules. Teams risk losing practice time if they cannot comply. Thank you for working together to give our kids a great season!

• Doors are opened promptly for the first practice, and please be patient if doors are opened 1-2 minutes late. Please do not pound on external gym doors. If the door is opened late consistently, please contact lakeshorebball01@aol.com and we will work with schools.
• Do not prop exterior doors open - this is a serious security violation at schools and may cause your team to lose their practice time. 
• To limit capacity at buildings, for grades K-5 one parent and no siblings are permitted to attend practice. All spectators must remain in the gym. For grades 6-high school please drop off your child for practice and remain outside of the gym. There is no smoking or tobacco use allowed on school grounds, including outside of gyms and in parking lots.
• Players and coaches must remain in the gym at all times except for using the bathroom and keep their hands off anything used for school operations, e.g. bulletin/whiteboards, mats, and other equipment. Players using the bathroom should be respectful of the facility so it is clean for students the next day.
• Teams are responsible for opening the door for the team that follows them. Coaches, please contact coaches practicing at your gym on your night if you are cancelling practice. You are still responsible for making sure the door is opened for following teams by confirming with other coaches or sending a parent to help with the door. 
• Be respectful of one practice ending and another starting. Encourage players waiting to practice to hold basketballs. Wrap up your own practice promptly.

Lake Shore Basketball has been serving the Pasadena area for decades. Working with youth and adult leagues, Lake Shore Basketball is proud to offer several scholarships to our players that are heading to higher education every season as well as helping foster a relationship with athletes at all levels of play to achieve their goals.