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What one player is likely to take her team to Diddle this season?

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Last season NDA's Voskuhl put the Pandas on her shoulders and beat a path to Diddle. Who can do this for their team this season?

 

Kiernan? Futcher? Clements?

 

Let's hear your thoughts?

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Erin Boley-Etown

 

Any mid season stats on this young gun?

It is a three head monster out in E-town, having such a major player in the paint like "SWEETS" (cleaver) Is the plus factor. As she goes the team goes....

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Erin Boley-Etown

 

Erin Boley (Hodgenville, Ky.), Elizabethtown HS - 2016

 

Boley’s vision was clear by her performance this weekend . The 6-foot-2 power forward came with a lot of energy in both skill sessions and games. One measure of a true competitor is how they strive to become a better player by making their time spent in the gym beneficial. Boley clearly came to play this weekend with the mission to be the best, the same mission she was on with her Kentucky Premier team this past summer.

Boley has versatility that is hard to match by some of the best players at her position in the class of 2016. She has the ability to create scoring opportunities off the dribble as well as playing with her back to the basket. Boley has the size and the ability to stretch defenses and with her ballhandling skills can help ease the load for her point guards in pressure situations. She really impressed with the confidence she displayed and how she was able to score around the rim to beyond the arc.

 

 

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Boley has offers from UCONN, Stanford, Tennessee, Vandy, Ohio St, Indiana, Flordia, Duke, Kentucky, Michigan, Purdue, etc. She is a player. Cleaver is also another kid with offers from several Major D1 schools. Boley is currently the #3 player in the 2016 class according to All Star Girls Report. Another service has said she could potentially end up the #1 player in America in that class......

Boley has offers from UCONN, Stanford, Tennessee, Vandy, Ohio St, Indiana, Flordia, Duke, Kentucky, Michigan, Purdue, etc. She is a player. Cleaver is also another kid with offers from several Major D1 schools. Boley is currently the #3 player in the 2016 class according to All Star Girls Report. Another service has said she could potentially end up the #1 player in America in that class......
Would not surprise me.

Senior Makenzie Cann is having a really good year for Anderson County. Being the tallest player on a team of guards she is asked to do alot. She may be running the point on offense and guarding the post on defense. She has had stretches of just ridiculous individual performances when necessary but her biggest asset is making her team better, which is what matters most.

Boley has offers from UCONN, Stanford, Tennessee, Vandy, Ohio St, Indiana, Flordia, Duke, Kentucky, Michigan, Purdue, etc. She is a player. Cleaver is also another kid with offers from several Major D1 schools. Boley is currently the #3 player in the 2016 class according to All Star Girls Report. Another service has said she could potentially end up the #1 player in America in that class......

Very impressive, could be the best player KY has ever produced by the sounds of it and that says a lot.

Very impressive, could be the best player KY has ever produced by the sounds of it and that says a lot.
I have heard more than one person say that.

Cann is one of the biggest three point threats that there ever has been. Put on a show at Lex Cath tourney over the break.

Last season NDA's Voskuhl put the Pandas on her shoulders and beat a path to Diddle. Who can do this for their team this season?

 

Kiernan? Futcher? Clements?

 

Let's hear your thoughts?

 

It's very hard to win with just one player, but if that player makes others around her better than you have a shot to get to Diddle. You can't win with just one star player in the 7th region IMO.

 

That being said, when Daijai Ruffin is at her best SHA will be hard to beat because she has other players around her that can keep the defense honest. Daijai is getting double and triple teamed and has learned she can't get it done by herself. Other players are now involved making it difficult to stop SHA on offense. She's averaging a double/double (pts/rebounds) and is now getting multiple assists by kicking out to open player or hitting the cutters. Our team average from the 3 point line is now 41.9% (54-129). Our starting 3 guards are 52%, 38.7%, and 44.4% from the three.

 

Daijai makes the whole team better along with her superior basketball skills. She gets my vote.

Cann is one of the biggest three point threats that there ever has been. Put on a show at Lex Cath tourney over the break.

 

Anderson County hasn't loaded their stats onto the riherds scoreboard. Any idea of what Cann's shooting percentage is?

I hope this doesn't come off sexist in any way but I've always felt women shoot 3 's a lot better and more consistent than their male counterparts. I don't know why that is, I just always thought this from watching both for years. It's just like in golf, I always thought women always shot the ball much straighter off the tee than men. Just my personal opinion, I have zero credibility or proof in any of these cases lol.

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