For Mason County...

 

Starters:

 

G Chris Lofton

G Ronnie Lyons

G Kelly Middleton

F Deron Feldhaus

F Darius Miller (By the End of his Career)

 

Reserves:

 

Shawn Myrick

Chris O'Hearn

Denny Barbour

Tommy Corde

Wes Jones

Dustin Grutza

 

Also Considered:

Timmy Myrick

Larry Myrick

Robert Myrick

Joe Pollitt

Allen Feldhaus

 

Didn't Allen Feldhaus play basketball at Boone County High School in Florence ?

PARIS HIGH SCHOOL GREYHOUNDS

 

First Five:

G- Alvin Sims

G- Chez Marks

G- Basil Hayden

G- Odell Cosby

C- Bill Gaines

 

Second Five:

Terence Brooks

Cory Dumphord

Aaron Jacobs

Juan Byars

Clinton Sims

 

Third Five:

Doug Crumbie

Tim Taylor

Brett Eades

Ken Edwards

Myrin Roberts

 

Fourth Five:

Myron Thomas

Travis Earlywine

Koebe Garrard

Trevor Rice

Clyde Marks

 

Final Five:

Dave Downey

Chuck Redwine

Elgin Downey

Timothy Hawkins

Kenny Woods

PARIS HIGH SCHOOL GREYHOUNDS

 

First Five:

G- Alvin Sims

G- Chez Marks

G- Basil Hayden

G- Odell Cosby

C- Bill Gaines

 

Second Five:

Terence Brooks

Cory Dumphord

Aaron Jacobs

Juan Byars

Clinton Sims

 

Third Five:

Doug Crumbie

Tim Taylor

Brett Eades

Ken Edwards

Myrin Roberts

 

Fourth Five:

Myron Thomas

Travis Earlywine

Koebe Garrard

Trevor Rice

Clyde Marks

 

Final Five:

Dave Downey

Chuck Redwine

Elgin Downey

Timothy Hawkins

Kenny Woods

 

 

wouldn't exactly call Alvin Sims a guard, but OK.

 

I'd take that first 10 up against a lot of teams.

wouldn't exactly call Alvin Sims a guard, but OK.

 

I'd take that first 10 up against a lot of teams.

 

Sims played guard in high school and he also played guard at UofL.

Frankfort High School

Bobby Bodell - class of '69 - D1 Maryland

Phillip Perry - '70 - D1 Wake Forest

Bobby Jones - '68 - D1 Drake University

Dwight Mattison - '68 D1 Morehead State University

Chris Current - '03 D1 University of Louisville

 

Who am I forgetting?

 

One of the craziest basketball games I ever saw. SC (in the ACC back then, I'm pretty sure) and Maryland played a game where the halftime score was 4-3. Game eventually went to OT. South Carolina took a 5-point lead (30 to 25) with less than 30 seconds to play. Terps got a layup to cut the score to 30-27. Got a steal and a basket to get within 1.

 

Bob Bodell stole the next SC inbounds pass and fed it to a teammate for the winning score; 31-30 final.

 

I've forgotten a lot of things, but I'll always remember the name Bob Bodell.

 

 

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Sims played guard in high school and he also played guard at UofL.

 

Played down low against us a lot in HS. But I guess when your tallest kids are 6'2" he can do that. You can put him at any spot on the floor...dominant.

NewCath

G- Jimmy Pangallo

G- Ronny Dawn

F- John Brannen

F- Carl Foster

C- Dave Cowens

6th Man: Mark Krebs JR

 

Reserves

Nick Pangallo

Michael Zimmerman

Mark Krebs SR

Don Young

Sandfoss

Vince Bonhaus

Gary DeVoto

Kenny Wilfong

Ed Eviston

Grant Brannen

Zach Kiernan

 

What about Steve Pangallo? I believe he's the only one of the Pangallo brothers to be in the 1,000 point club...

I'd say:

 

Ralph Parton

Scott Thomas - Region POY in 82

Tony Faehr - Region POY in about 74 or 75

Tim Byrns - best shooter in school history

 

#5 is a tough one. Rick Hicks from the 70s would be considered. Sammy Karr was very talented. A kid named King from the 90s was strong.

 

Tony Wagner- I believe that he was 9th Region POY in 91.

All-time

Lloyd Poore (all-time leading scorer)

French Demoisey (UK All American)

Scott Benton

Bill Smith (played for UK)

Kevin Martin

 

Subs

Andy Burns

Duke Vest

Truett Demoisey

Johnny Anderson

Callen Cheesman

 

Good List: You can also throw in the following names.

Bart Noe

Bart Bresser - Could absolutly jump out of the gym

Kyle Bennett

Kevin Martin - Could flat out shoot it from anywhere once he stepped in the gym

Others that played baseball in college but were pretty good basketball players as well.

Darren Poore

Brant Poore

Frankfort High School

Bobby Bodell - class of '69 - D1 Maryland

Phillip Perry - '70 - D1 Wake Forest

Bobby Jones - '68 - D1 Drake University

Dwight Mattison - '68 D1 Morehead State University

Chris Current - '03 D1 University of Louisville

 

Who am I forgetting?

 

Seems like there'd be a Robertson or two in contention for the list.

Elliott County?

 

G- Evan Faulkner

G- Ethan Faulkner

G- Jon Ferguson

F- Timmy Knipp

?????

 

All four of these guys were starters in 07-08 and 08-09.

Elliott County?

 

G- Evan Faulkner

G- Ethan Faulkner

G- Jon Ferguson

F- Timmy Knipp

?????

 

All four of these guys were starters in 07-08 and 08-09.

 

How about Rocky Adkins ????

I never got to watch Mike Fessler play (he was in '62), but he put up 50 points against Dixie Heights and had the highest scoring average for an individual season with 25.4. It's difficult to leave a guy like that off the list.

 

Other than that, I'd take Corey Grace ('97?). He was a beast and ended up playing for Thomas More. He went down to Kentucky to attempt to walk-on, but they told him that there were no more spots on the roster. Somebody by the name of Saul Smith took the last one.

 

It's difficult to leave Andy & Kevin Listerman off the list, but I think there are much more talented players. I'd probably take Nestheide ('04) & Purdon ('01)over them, but that's just my opinion.

 

Also, Dan Tieman deserves a spot. Anybody who plays behind the Big O has a legit reason for riding the pine.

 

So that leaves me with this:

Dick Maile

Roger Tieman

Randy Noll

Joe Voskuhl

Joe Fritz

Corey Grace

Matt Nestheide

Steve Purdon

Dan Tieman

Andy Listerman

 

 

Not sure how Corey Grace is getting mentioned here, he's not even in the conversation of all time greats. Trust me, Don Turney would've "outbeasted" him in high school, college (Marshall), and as a late round pick in the NBA (No, I'm not related - just saw both of them play). Dan Tieman would probably tell you that Kevin Listerman would make this list over Netheide and Purdon on any day of the week. Other than that, pretty solid list.

Think what you will about Bender...but he finished his career as the #2 scorer and #1 rebounder...hard to beat those stats considering all the great players that play for the Bruins.

 

Hard to leave off the schools number one scorer...Quinten Snyder. Lee Raker...where is he? If stats matter you better throw in Keelan Martin too. #3 scorer of all time.

How about Rocky Adkins ????

The legislator?