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Wilmington (OH) 57 Covington Catholic 55

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Quick takes:

 

Keith Jackson (many on here may not remember him) went on to have a solid career at Xavier. He was very good.

 

Cumberland looks like a kid that can score right away for UC. That's nice for the Bearcats.

 

If Wilmington is holding Moeller in the 40's and then holding Centerville in the 20's, they are doing something pretty well defensively. You get to this point in the DI tourny and you are playing teams full of kids that scored the ball all their life growing up.

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My bad, they kept Moeller in the 30's. First team to 40 won.

Wilmington is in the F4 for D1.

Aiken (another CCH opponent) is int he F4 for D2.

I like Cumberland a lot. He's going to make me follow Cincy basketball the next few years.

I've covered Wilmington the past 5 games and they are by far the best defensive team I've seen in a very long time.

 

Very physical, full court m2m, help side defense is very good, and they cut off driving lanes and close gaps as well as any team you'll see at the high school level.

 

They are also very well coached. Basically dominating teams with 4 sub 6'0 guards, two 6'4 forwards and Cumberland at 6'5.

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