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Cats Pause 8th Region Preview

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1. Collins

2. South Oldham

3. Oldham County

4. Owen County

5. Gallatin County

6. Simon Kenton

7. North Oldham

8. Anderson County

9. Grant County

10. Carroll County

 

1. Dez Marshall- 6'5" Sr. (Collins)

2. Kristian Morgan- 6'0" Sr. (Gallatin County)

3. Shea Goodlett- 6'1" Sr. (South Oldham)

4. David Levitch- 5'11" Sr. (North Oldham)

5. Sam Gruber- 5'11" Sr. (Oldham County)

6. Tyler Carr- 6'0" Jr. (Grant County)

7. Andrew Sampson- 6'1" Sr. (Simon Kenton)

8. Carson Williams- 6'5" Fr. (Owen County)

9. Brandon Miller- 6'0" Sr. (Spencer County)

10. Jay Smith- 6'1" Sr. (Anderson County)

 

List compiled by John Herndon with The Anderson News

This guy needs to watch some more of the 8th.

 

Levitch would be my number 1 player.

Players rankings 1-5 look solid, good looking group of players! The regional should be fun and competitive again.

I disagree with much of this. Morgan and Levitch are the best players. Even if you are biased against them Simon should be ranked between 1 and 3. Henry County is in the top 10, possibly top 7. The kid that moved in from Detroit for Collins is a top 10 player, I think his name is Smith.

This guy needs to watch some more of the 8th.

 

Levitch would be my number 1 player.

 

I agree that Levitch would be my #1 player.

If there's 10 better players in the 8th region than Walton Verona's Tanner Moeves, then it's loaded!

SK should be higher IMO.

 

They have a SR laden team and if they do not underachieve could win the Region.

If there's 10 better players in the 8th region than Walton Verona's Tanner Moeves, then it's loaded!

 

I played against Moeves this summer and the kid is pretty good. He'll be the main option this season so we'll see what he brings to the table.

Another " why SK will win the Region" thread. Have they ever won the 8th? :jump:

Another " why SK will win the Region" thread. Have they ever won the 8th? :jump:

 

Just wondering who in this thread said that?

Trust me it will get there sooner or later

Trust me it will get there sooner or later

 

Right. The SK hatred in the 8th is comical.

I disagree with much of this. Morgan and Levitch are the best players. Even if you are biased against them Simon should be ranked between 1 and 3. Henry County is in the top 10, possibly top 7. The kid that moved in from Detroit for Collins is a top 10 player, I think his name is Smith.[/QUOTE]

 

Did he move in last year or over the summer?

I disagree with much of this. Morgan and Levitch are the best players. Even if you are biased against them Simon should be ranked between 1 and 3. Henry County is in the top 10, possibly top 7. The kid that moved in from Detroit for Collins is a top 10 player, I think his name is Smith.[/QUOTE]

 

Did he move in last year or over the summer?

 

He played toward the end of the season for Collins, averaged about 5ppg. Definitely not a top 10 player but is very athletic. They have 3 players better than him, probably why they are picked to win the 8th. I have heard that 2 good guards for them have moved to Shelby County?

Maybe 365 can tell us about Oldhams transfer as well.

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