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Top 8th graders to watch in tournament play

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He had 750 points this season, if he does that each of his final 4 years, he will have it. That is a lot of points every year though.

 

Would think if he does it a an 8th grader he will be able to do it as a high schooler. No guarantees.

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Sylar Ritchie is a 6'7 eighth grader for Wolfe County and has started for the Wolves all year at center; and Rydge Beverly is a 5'10 guard, who plays a lot of minutes for Perry Co Central - could see either one of these in Rupp in a few weeks.

Sylar Ritchie is a 6'7 eighth grader for Wolfe County and has started for the Wolves all year at center; and Rydge Beverly is a 5'10 guard, who plays a lot of minutes for Perry Co Central - could see either one of these in Rupp in a few weeks.

 

Is the Beverly related to the Beverly that played there a few years ago?

Is the Beverly related to the Beverly that played there a few years ago?

 

Cousin or nephew, not brother.

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Cousin or nephew, not brother.

 

Thanks.

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A lot of good 8th graders.

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Jaylan Rigdon is an 8th grader who started all year and has right at 800 career points.

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