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Top 10 players in the 9th region? Do they have 10?

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I want to see people's opinions on the 9th.

No particular order:

 

CJ Frederick - Cov Cath

Jake Walter - Cov Cath

AJ Myer - Cov Cath

Adam Kunkel - Cooper

Brayden Runion - Cooper

Ben Toebbe - Beechwood

Mekell Burries - Newport

Ethan Haynes - Boone County

Brennan Hall - Newport Central Cath

Raavai Commodore - Holmes

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No cheap shot I was just asking... a lot of people don't give the players in the 9th enough credit. Unless they go to Cov cath or cooper

Tyler Schreck from Dixie will have a solid year.

Hope to see Ethan Haynes make an impact for Boone this year.

I want to see people's opinions on the 9th.

 

Usually, the way this works is if you start a thread like this, you should give us your top 10 first. :thumb:

Kunkel

Fredrick

Walter

Schreck

Mayer

Haynes

Commodore

Hall

Burries

Runyon

No particular order.

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No particular order:

 

CJ Frederick -Cov Cath

AJ Mayer - Cov Cath

Jake Walter -Cov cath

Adam Kunkel -Cooper

Brennan Hall - NCC

Mekell Burries - Newport

Ben Toebee -Beechwood

Rico Hollis -?

Ethan Haynes -Boone County

Jamal Neal -Lloyd

In addition to those already mentioned:

 

Though surrounded by others who'll undoubtedly have big years, I look for Aiden Ruthsatz to also be a big time contributor for the Colonels. We know that he's a fast as lightening play maker who can handle the rock, but his perimeter shooting is pretty dynamite as well. He's an aggressive little ball thief too, but will have to be careful to stay out of foul trouble with cleaner steals.

 

I'm picking Newport as preseason No. 3 as they're not just a one man show with Burries. Taking nothing away from their other starters, I'm expecting also a big year for junior center Tahj Harding whose physicality, strength, and maturity is well beyond his years. As a sophomore he was already a man amongst boys.

In addition to those already mentioned:

 

Though surrounded by others who'll undoubtedly have big years, I look for Aiden Ruthsatz to also be a big time contributor for the Colonels. We know that he's a fast as lightening play maker who can handle the rock, but his perimeter shooting is pretty dynamite as well. He's an aggressive little ball thief too, but will have to be careful to stay out of foul trouble with cleaner steals.

 

I'm picking Newport as preseason No. 3 as they're not just a one man show with Burries. Taking nothing away from their other starters, I'm expecting also a big year for junior center Tahj Harding whose physicality, strength, and maturity is well beyond his years. As a sophomore he was already a man amongst boys.

 

Good call on Aiden. He is a top 10 player in the 9th.

No cheap shot I was just asking... a lot of people don't give the players in the 9th enough credit. Unless they go to Cov cath or cooper

If you go to CovCath or Cooper you are automatically ranked a minimum of 2 spots higher and so is your team.

Do you think Mayer will play this season? Didn't know if he would get ready for Miami football

Frederick

Kunkel

Burries

Hall

Mayer

 

Toebbe and Neal could both end up there once the season gets rolling.

lol....any topic about the 9th region is entertaining.

In this order

 

1. Kunkel

2. Frederick

3. Burries

4. AJ Mayer

5. Walter

6. Hall

7. Ruthsatz

8. Hollis

9. Haynes

10. (tie) M Mayer / Davin

 

:)

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