The last Tollesboro may have been the best as well, drawing Mason in District didn't help them be remembered, but a lot of talent.

I believe the team you were referring to was the 1983 team with Joe Bane, Scott Osborne, etc.

The last Tollesboro may have been the best as well, drawing Mason in District didn't help them be remembered, but a lot of talent.

I believe the team you were referring to was the 1983 team with Joe Bane, Scott Osborne, etc.

How about Chris Harrison? Never mind I see post #27 has mentioned him.

Does anyone know of Deming player Victor Dryden? He's the only Deming product that went on to play at UK. Also Larry Sims went on to play at EKU.

At Deming I'd say the best scorers/shooters are:

 

Stephen Staggs

Travis Massey

Matthew Grayson

Danny Jett Jr.

Scotty Graves

 

 

Does anyone else out there know who I could add to this list from Deming. Other people please post for your school.

 

I had the biggest crush on him.

 

I know this is the Boys forum, and I didn't go to Harrison Co., but Noelle Whitaker was one of the best shooters I've ever seen in the 10th. Beth Vice from Montgomery Co. was awesome too.

Yeah Chris had a supporting cast, Tommy Marshall and Brian Spence could play as could David Caudill a player Chris had with him in his early years. Few players can create the excitement Harrison did; everyone had an opinion on him when he was in high school and I really think he was comfortable with the spotlight. Until Chris Lofton in my opinion Harrison was the greatest player in tenth region history!

Wesley walton and Jordan Owens from '00 at St. Pat.

Yeah Chris had a supporting cast, Tommy Marshall and Brian Spence could play as could David Caudill a player Chris had with him in his early years. Few players can create the excitement Harrison did; everyone had an opinion on him when he was in high school and I really think he was comfortable with the spotlight. Until Chris Lofton in my opinion Harrison was the greatest player in tenth region history!

 

You have got to be kidding me, next greatest player in the 10th region? Thanks for the Wednesday chuckle!

Harrison has the numbes to back it up; close to 4,000 career points, finalist for Mr. Basketball, schlorship to the University of Kentucky, scored 73 points in a high school game. Come on, who else besides Lofton has really eclisped him for a high school career in the 10th and remember we are debating his time at Tollesboro not what he did at UK.