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Ballard 2013/2014

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Basketball season for 2013/2014 should provide another exciting year. What should we expect from Ballard? Remember, please be constructive.

If Snyder returns, as opposed to departing for Oak Hill, Hargrave, or some such place, they will be preseason # 1 with Henry Clay and Hoptown close behind.

If Snyder returns, as opposed to departing for Oak Hill, Hargrave, or some such place, they will be preseason # 1 with Henry Clay and Hoptown close behind.

 

Agreed. As long as Snider doesn't head to a big basketball academy somewhere, Ballard is preseason No. 1 and championship favorites. Even if he does leave, they're probably still favorites to win the Seventh with players as skilled as Kelan Martin and Malik Dow leading the way.

State champs.

 

I thought that would be the case this past season, but I agree with you.

Last year I picked the champs. Wonder if I could make it 2 in a row.

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I disagree. Pre-season I will go with Henry Clay as #1 and Ballard #2.

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Last year I picked the champs. Wonder if I could make it 2 in a row.

 

I did too.But this year looks like we have picked different teams. I am sticking with the 11th region as champs again next year.

Easily the preseason #1 in the state. I think they have the potential to be a nationally ranked team. Anybody know what tournaments/classics they will be playing in?

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