Schedule for Scott Summer Jam, June 2-3.

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Edited June 4Jun 4 by theguru

I was able to catch a couple of games at Scott this week. Here are a few observations - The host Eagles struggled in their two games and looked to be missing a couple of players. They did play Boone County later in the day but I didn’t stick around to see how they did. Walton Verona doesn’t have a lot of size but they have a few kids that can really shoot the 3. Holy Cross has a lot of new faces and hung around before Campbell County pulled away in the last 8 minutes or so. The Indians were without their big man (Hunt), which hurt against the Camels size. Junior-to-be point guard Amir Henderson looked good for the Indians. Nicholas County is a much different team from last year without their big men who graduated. They do have some nice guards (Peyton Hatton, Ty Simons) who play hard and shoot it well. Beechwood was impressive with wins over three 10^th region teams. The Tigers have a lot of size and are physical on defense. Junior-to-be point guard Dylan Topmiller can really score it – he made a bunch of 3s and had a couple of highlight dunks in every game. I was also impressed with Pendleton County, who I believe bring back almost all of their key contributors from last season. Seniors-to-be Kamden O’Hara and JaZi Grayson were impressive shooting the ball and both made several contested 3-pointers. I don’t think Campbell County played their best games (and they have may have been missing some key players), but the Camels are a handful inside – center Braden Elam and forward Austin Davie were both as advertised.

Nicholas County beat Scott by about 20

Walton Verona beat Scott by about 20

Campbell County beat Holy Cross by about 15

Beechwood beat Pendleton County by about 15

Beechwood beat Nicholas County by about 20

Beechwood beat Campbell County by about 20

2 hours ago, Knight Owl said:

I was able to catch a couple of games at Scott this week. Here are a few observations - The host Eagles struggled in their two games and looked to be missing a couple of players. They did play Boone County later in the day but I didn’t stick around to see how they did. Walton Verona doesn’t have a lot of size but they have a few kids that can really shoot the 3. Holy Cross has a lot of new faces and hung around before Campbell County pulled away in the last 8 minutes or so. The Indians were without their big man (Hunt), which hurt against the Camels size. Junior-to-be point guard Amir Henderson looked good for the Indians. Nicholas County is a much different team from last year without their big men who graduated. They do have some nice guards (Peyton Hatton, Ty Simons) who play hard and shoot it well. Beechwood was impressive with wins over three 10^th region teams. The Tigers have a lot of size and are physical on defense. Junior-to-be point guard Dylan Topmiller can really score it – he made a bunch of 3s and had a couple of highlight dunks in every game. I was also impressed with Pendleton County, who I believe bring back almost all of their key contributors from last season. Seniors-to-be Kamden O’Hara and JaZi Grayson were impressive shooting the ball and both made several contested 3-pointers. I don’t think Campbell County played their best games (and they have may have been missing some key players), but the Camels are a handful inside – center Braden Elam and forward Austin Davie were both as advertised.

 

Nicholas County beat Scott by about 20

 

Walton Verona beat Scott by about 20

 

Campbell County beat Holy Cross by about 15

 

Beechwood beat Pendleton County by about 15

 

Beechwood beat Nicholas County by about 20

 

Beechwood beat Campbell County by about 20

 

Like wise, I caught some of the games, was really impressed with Beechwood.  They could surprise some teams down the road.

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