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RICHWOODS
u High point: Taking
a Derrick Rose-led
Chicago Simeon
team to overtime in YEAR-BY-YEAR
the 2006 Class AA 1999-00: 26-7
title game. Only a 2000-01: 28-4
last-second basket 2001-02: 24-5
by the future NBA
No. 1 draft pick
2002-03: 19-10
2003-04: 15-14
WASHINGTON
uHigh point: June
denied Richwoods 2004-05: 21-8
14, 2004. That’s
a chance at its first 2005-06: 26-7
the day Washington YEAR-BY-YEAR
state title. 2006-07: 25-5 1999-00: 22-6
hired coach Kevin
u Low point: 2007-08: 17-10 2000-01: 3-23
Brown, who won
None, really. 2008-09: 21-8 2001-02: 8-18
21 games and a
Richwoods won Overall: 222-78 conference title in 2002-03: 13-13
an average of 22
his first season and 2003-04: 17-10
games a year, nine regional titles and
hasn’t let up since. 2004-05: 21-9
posted a winning percentage of .740, 2005-06: 24-5
uLow point: Jeff
numbers that made the Knights the 2006-07: 27-2
Little’s first team
Peoria area’s most consistent program 2007-08: 26-5
lost its last 13
of the last decade. 2008-09: 22-4
games to finish
u Top players: Marcus Jackson, Robert
3-23, the school’s Overall: 183-95
Faulkner, Steve Turner, John Little, Jamar
worst season in
Smith (below), Bill Cole
almost 70 years.
u Coaches: Bob Darling (‘96-‘03);
uTop players: Dane Ainsworth, Matt
Mike Ellis (‘03-present)
Nicholson, Sean Johnson, Matt Roth
Titles: Conference: ‘07, ‘06, ‘01, ‘00;
(above), Dyricus Simms-Edwards
Regional: ‘09, ‘07, ‘06, ‘05, ‘04, ‘03,
uCoaches: Steve Doty (1977-2000);
‘02, ‘01, ‘00; Sectional: ‘07, ‘06, ‘01,
Jeff Little (2000-’04); Kevin Brown
‘00; Supersectional: ‘06, ‘01, ‘00;
(2004-present)
State trophies: 2nd place in ‘06; 4th
uTitles: Conference: ’09, ’08, ’07,
place in ‘00
’06, ’05; Regional: ’00, ’05, ’06, ’07,
uQuote: “It was a dream coaching
’08; Sectional: ’05, ’08; Supersec-
these guys, and I could not be more
tional: ’08; State trophies: 4th place
proud,” Ellis said in ‘06. “I’m fortunate.
in ’08
It takes good kids to win, and at Rich-
uQuote: “It’s tough leaving,” said Roth,
woods, you don’t have to motivate them
the state’s all-time leader in 3-pointers
to win. They’re already winners.”
made (464). “But at the same time,
I know this program is in good hands
and will keep going up. “Beside all the
memories I’ve made and shared, I look
forward to coming back to Washington
and being able to walk into that gym,
point at the banners and tell people I
helped put those up there.”