10th Region- 2012-2013

[therealcoach]

Who are going to be the top teams and players in the region?

[therealcoach]

Top Teams: Montgomery County, Mason County, Clark County, Pendleton County, Augusta, Bourbon County, Campbell County

Top Players: Omar Prewitt, Chris Gillispie, Nate McGovney, Mason Monroe, Brent Bach

[PutMeInCoach]

I think Scott and Nick Jackson will both be top 5 in the region by the time it's said and done.

[NKYThreeFer]

I think Scott and Nick Jackson will both be top 5 in the region by the time it's said and done.

 

I agree. Scott will be a top 3 team, and Nick Jackson is a stud.

[NKYThreeFer]

Top Teams: Montgomery County, Mason County, Clark County, Pendleton County, Augusta, Bourbon County, Campbell County

Top Players: Omar Prewitt, Chris Gillispie, Nate McGovney, Mason Monroe, Brent Bach

 

Bishop Brossart returns a lot as well. My top three teams, in no order, would be Montgomery County, Bishop Brossart, and Scott.

[mcraycraft]

Darius Jones (Montgomery County) has the athletic ability to be an awesome player if he can gain some maturity and confidence during the summer. He has some unbelievable moves.

Austin Crisp (Montgomery County) will be needed to step into the point guard role. The players will be there at Montgomery County. The question will be, "Can they hire a coach to take them to Rupp?"

[I gotta go to work]

http://bluegrasspreps.com/ky-boys-basketball/2013-10th-region-233085.html Already a thread on this.

[I gotta go to work]

Top players:

1. Omar Prewitt - Montgomery Co.

2. Brent Bach - Augusta

3. Nate McGovney - Campbell Co.

4. Mason Monroe - Pendleton Co.

5. Nick Jackson - Scott

6. Chris Gillispe - Bourbon Co.

7. Justin Saunders - Brossart

8. Corey Holbrook - Campbell Co.

[gold sunrise]

Bishop Brossart returns a lot as well. My top three teams, in no order, would be Montgomery County, Bishop Brossart, and Scott.

 

Montgomery Co and Bishop Brossart would top my list. But as you know....don't count out the CARDS.

[I gotta go to work]

Montgomery Co and Bishop Brossart would top my list. But as you know....don't count out the CARDS.

 

Brossart at number 2 in the region, they may not even be number 2 in their district. Incredible that 3 of the 4 top teams in the region may be in the same district.

[therealcoach]

I look for the 10th Region to be a little stronger top to bottom.

[mcpapa]

^ As a long-time 10th fan, I hope so. This past year was the weakest the region has been in a month of Sundays (IMHO).

[Plato]

And still pulled out a first round win at the Sweet Sixteen.

[gold sunrise]

^ As a long-time 10th fan, I hope so. This past year was the weakest the region has been in a month of Sundays (IMHO).

 

All except GRC. Don't see how you can call them weak. They compiled a 31-6 record and made the elite 8 in the State tourney, and ranked in the top 10 in the state most of the season. You may be refering to GRC walking through the 10th region tourney with wins over Augusta by 23, Campbell Co by 16 and Mason Co by 22.

 

And still pulled out a first round win at the Sweet Sixteen.

 

Elite 8 in the state isn't a weak team to me either.

[mcpapa]

Contrary to popular belief, "the region" isn't just one team.

 

The quote I addressed was "a little stronger top to bottom". Does any serious 10th Region follower think that 2012 was a strong year from top to bottom by recent 10th Region standards? Clark County was head and shoulders above everyone else in the region and got manhandled by a (very good, no doubt) Trinity team playing with 60% of its starters.

 

The fact that Clark beat everyone else in the region so easily proves my point. The region was way down. And as a supporter of the 10th, I hope it improves.