Parker, Stibbins and Bates Shine in All Star Game

Harrisburg Horizon players Charlie Parker, Makal Stibbins and Reggie Bates contributed mightily to the spectacular shot-making in 2010 EBA All Star game.

Final score in overtime was Capital/Empire Division 152 to Mid-Atlantic/Dominion 145. The game finished in a 133-133 tie at the end of regulation. Parker threw in 20 points and Stibbins provided 17 to the defeated Mid-Atlantic/Dominion team.

Bates was drafted on-site to play for the winning Capital/Empire team when the New York Wizards player could not make the game. Reggie made quite a contribution to the victors scoring 12 points that included some crucial foul shots down the stretch.

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	Members 1st and the Harrisburg Horizon hosted the boys and girls from the Harrisburg area YMCAs at the March 14th Horizon game. Teams from East Shore, West Shore, Northern Dauphin and Dillsburg participated in pre-game and half-time games.

Harrisburg Horizon hosted Upward Sports boys and girls Sunday, February 28th for a clinic and a pizza party before the Horizon games.

	Harrisburg Horizon hosted the Athletes of the Special Olympics at their games on Sunday, March 7, 2010. The athletes played at half-times of both Horizon and Lady Horizon games.

Harrisburg Horizon hosted the 10th Annual Sertoma Fantasy Basketball Clinic for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing boys and girls Sunday, February 28th at the Kimber Gym, Harrisburg High School. Area children between the ages of 6 and 18 attended. Following the clinic, State Farm Insurance and Enterprise Rent-a-Car, sponsors of the day, hosted the kids and their families at a pizza party before the Horizon games.

	Hoffman Ford and "Hoops for Haiti" game - BIG hit with fans. The Harrisburg City Police and Firemen battled a central PA area team to a 19-19 tie in a spirited game played to raise funds for Haiti.
Basketball Basketball: Who Knew Ladies Could Play On Sunday February 28, we went to see the Lady Horizon Basketball game. Girl Scout Troop 11048 got to experience basketball at the Evangeline Kimber Gymnasium. Since we are a local troop, it only took us 15 minutes to get there. We went there to learn and experience basketball and to fulfill badge requirements. As hard and as good as the Lady Horizon played, they fell short to the Baltimore Starz. On the upside, the men's team took the court and brought victory. In conclusion, we enjoyed watching both games and noticed the differences between the men and women playing. We especially enjoyed the slam-dunks. Thank you for the excitement and good luck for the rest of the season! Troop 11048 Middletown, PA -Monica, Heather, Baba, Gwen, Nikki, Kelsey, Mikala, Sarah, Bri, Ashley, and Eileen-