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Best Frosh in NKY

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Now the season is winding down for these young men, do we have opinions on thr best frosh in NKY?

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If Owen County is included, then there is zero doubt that Carson Williams is the best freshman in N. Ky.

he's not flashy but is a really good player.

Carson Williams then probably Ben Weyer from NCC.

Ben Weyer - NCC would certainly be a strong candidate.

Matt Wilson starts varsity for Campbell Co. There is also Trent McGovney who is the 2nd guy off the bench for Campbell Co varsity..

In the actual freshman league it has to be Jake Ohmer 8th grade guard for Scott. Everything starts with him. Tyler Bezold for HC is a great player too.

Funny thing Weyer, Wilson, and McGovney all played on the same AAU team the Omega Rhinos for a few years..

In the actual freshman league it has to be Jake Ohmer 8th grade guard for Scott. Everything starts with him. Tyler Bezold for HC is a great player too.
Hands down Markel McClendon.

The Smith kid from NCC is also a player..

Ethan Snapp at Newport is a baller as well.

 

 

How tall is Ethan now? I have not seen him play in a few years.

I will take Ohmer over Ethan 10 times out of 10. The kid is a natural! Plays best under pressure.

Ohmer has played up his whole life. He is an impressive athlete not just a basketball player..

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