1) Bud Mackey Scott Co.

2) Shelvin Mack Bryan Station

3) Victor Moses Henry Clay

4) Aaron Morris Madison Central

5) Matt Walls Scott Co.

6) Aaron Boyd Henry Clay

7) Nathan Novesel Lex Catholic

8) Jaron Jones Bryan Station

9) Patrick Sparks Tates Creek

10) Jordan Lee Scott Co.

I figured Lee would be higher than 10th but it looks pretty good.

 

7 of the top 10 players are eighter from Scott Co., Henry Clay, or Bryan Station, that should tell you something right there about how much talent are on these teams.

I figured Lee would be higher than 10th but it looks pretty good.

 

7 of the top 10 players are eighter from Scott Co., Henry Clay, or Bryan Station, that should tell you something right there about how much talent are on these teams.

 

 

That's why I say it's the toughest District in the state :fight:

1. Matt Walls (best guard in the state)

2. Bud Mackey

3. Shelvin Mack

4. Nathan Novesel

5. Victor Moses

6. Aaron Morris

7. Aaron Boyd

8. Jaron Jones

9. Jordan Lee

10. Parrick Sparks

1 Walls

2 Mackey

3 Novosel

4 Moses

5 Mack

6 Boyd

7 Lee

8 Morris

9 Jones

10 Sparks

No Zeddrick Smith?

No Zeddrick Smith?

 

 

He's not in the top twenty, I could probaly give you ten more before you get to him:lol:

What ever happend to the Givens kid who was at Scott County?

1. Shelvin Mack

2. Bud Mackey

3. Matt Walls

4. Aaron Morris (huge year)

5. Victor Moses

6. Nathan Novesel

7. Jaron Jones

8. Aaron Boyd

9. Duane Fields

10. Patrick Sparks

The Lee kid had a brother who was a stud a few years ago at Scott County, 03' think. He was around 6'11..He could have been really good had he gotten in shape but he seemed to be a little on the Lazy side. I think he was at Berea the last time I heard. Scott County has some good underclassmen as well as eveyone else in the 11th. Probabily mor Individual talent in the 11th than in the other 15 regions throughout the state. Mack,Walls,Macky,Morris, and Boyd could all play D-I IMO. Lots of great athetes and and all-around basketball players in this region.

The Lee kid had a brother who was a stud a few years ago at Scott County, 03' think. He was around 6'11..He could have been really good had he gotten in shape but he seemed to be a little on the Lazy side. I think he was at Berea the last time I heard. Scott County has some good underclassmen as well as eveyone else in the 11th. Probabily mor Individual talent in the 11th than in the other 15 regions throughout the state. Mack,Walls,Macky,Morris, and Boyd could all play D-I IMO. Lots of great athetes and and all-around basketball players in this region.

 

 

Most of them are jr's,can imagine whats it's going to be like next year

Most of them are jr's,can imagine whats it's going to be like next year

It'll be crazy, 5 or six of the top ten players in the state could be made up of 11th region players next year, its according how things go this season.

1) Bud Mackey Scott Co.

2) Shelvin Mack Bryan Station

3) Victor Moses Henry Clay

4) Aaron Morris Madison Central

5) Matt Walls Scott Co.

6) Aaron Boyd Henry Clay

7) Nathan Novesel Lex Catholic

8) Jaron Jones Bryan Station

9) Patrick Sparks Tates Creek

10) Jordan Lee Scott Co.

An honest mistake.

 

Michael Sparks plays for Tates Creek.

 

Who does Patrick Sparks play for?

I know all the love goes out to the 42nd and 43rd, but there are some very good players in the 41st and 44th. Madison Central maybe the most talented and deepest team in the entire 11th region. I would take Duane Fields over half the people on this list.

I know all the love goes out to the 42nd and 43rd, but there are some very good players in the 41st and 44th. Madison Central maybe the most talented and deepest team in the entire 11th region. I would take Duane Fields over half the people on this list.

 

I don't know enough about Madison Central to doubt your opinion, but if they're deeper OR more talented than Scott County then they are loaded for bear.

 

Can you give me a little breakdown of their key players? Thanks.:thumb: