March 2, 200818 yr Wasn't able to attend the tourney - how did Lincoln County's 13U team do?? I see the results from Saturday but how about today? Any standout players to speak of? I know they had two make the all tourney team at KBA state tourney, with one of them scoring like over 100 points throughout the tournament, but also know they lost some of their bench to baseball. I'm sure their starters played most all the minutes. Hope they did well.....
March 3, 200818 yr Tournament bracket results as follow: NKY Wolfpack 51, Lexington Blaze 19 Lincoln County 56, NKY Firehawks 42 Clark County 52, Fleming County 26 Louisville Storm 55, Harrison County 29 Wolfpack 49, NKY Flash 30 Lincoln County 64, South Oldham 61 Georgetown Thunder 59, Clark County 20 Louisville Storm 59, Pendleton County 44 Wolfpack 44, Lincoln County 30 Georgetown Thunder 49, Louisville Storm 36 Georgetown Thunder 46, Wolfpack 43 Notes: - Lincoln County's Cummins had 22 against South Oldham, including a 3-pointer at the buzzer to win the game. - Monroe scored 25 for Pendleton against the Storm. - In the championship game, Austin Crisp accounted for 13 of the Thunder's 15 4th quarter points (scored 11 on 3 3's and had a nice assist for another 2) - In the finals, Crisp, Portwood and Monroe all had 11 for the Thunder, while McGovney had 13, McClendon 10 and Brown 9 for the Wolfpack. For the basketball junkies out there, I hope you enjoyed my reports from the 13U division this weekend.
March 3, 200818 yr Just heard that Bracken Co. Thunder 4th grade won the championship at Georgetown over the Scott Co. Vipers 38 to 18. Great job Thunder!
March 3, 200818 yr Tournament bracket results as follow: NKY Wolfpack 51, Lexington Blaze 19 Lincoln County 56, NKY Firehawks 42 Clark County 52, Fleming County 26 Louisville Storm 55, Harrison County 29 Wolfpack 49, NKY Flash 30 Lincoln County 64, South Oldham 61 Georgetown Thunder 59, Clark County 20 Louisville Storm 59, Pendleton County 44 Wolfpack 44, Lincoln County 30 Georgetown Thunder 49, Louisville Storm 36 Georgetown Thunder 46, Wolfpack 43 Notes: - Lincoln County's Cummins had 22 against South Oldham, including a 3-pointer at the buzzer to win the game. - Monroe scored 25 for Pendleton against the Storm. - In the championship game, Austin Crisp accounted for 13 of the Thunder's 15 4th quarter points (scored 11 on 3 3's and had a nice assist for another 2) - In the finals, Crisp, Portwood and Monroe all had 11 for the Thunder, while McGovney had 13, McClendon 10 and Brown 9 for the Wolfpack. For the basketball junkies out there, I hope you enjoyed my reports from the 13U division this weekend. Exactly what I was hoping for today. Thanks Rainman. :thumb:
March 3, 200818 yr Just heard that Bracken Co. Thunder 4th grade won the championship at Georgetown over the Scott Co. Vipers 38 to 18. Great job Thunder! A very big congratulations goes out to the Bracken County Thunder 4th grade team for going 5-0, with victories in pool play over Clark Co., Scott County Slammers,Lincoln Co. and then tournament wins over Harrison County and Scott County Vipers. Bracken County is always the smallest school, by far, in whatever tournament they enter and this is their 3rd tournament win this season along with winning the St.Patrick/Mason County league that they participate in on Saturdays.
March 3, 200818 yr what about the 3rd grade NKY Wolfpack? They are in the 9/u state and I haven't heard them mentioned. Who are some of their players? Also, who coaches the Walton 6th grade team? Jeff McNeil coaches the Walton 6th grade, he is also a varsity assistant for Walton Verona HS. His son plays with the U12 Wolfpack.
March 3, 200818 yr Author This weekend is the 11U state. Any opinions on what teams from NKY will be playing and what division?
March 3, 200818 yr This weekend is the 11U state. Any opinions on what teams from NKY will be playing and what division? The teams and pools are listed on http://www.playkba.com. In D1, the Ville will win if they have the kid from Clinton County, otherwise the Suns will win D1. In D2, the Wolfpack will win.
March 3, 200818 yr The Ville, finished 1 and 4 in Dallas,Texas this weekend. The Ville, had a little bad luck in their second game against the Houston Defenders, Hatcher went out with a twisted knee and missed the rest of the tournament. Sanders' only seeing limited playing time because of getting back in basketball shape and rehabbing his ankle. Hicks, playing on a bad ankle as well, had The Ville, up against the wall most of the tournament. The rest of the team played with great effort in very game. Their first lost came to ARC, by 7. They lost their second game to the defending 12 Under AA National Champs, Houston Defenders, by 5 points. The third game of the was the hardest of tournament, it was their third game of the day. They played the Texas Titans, with out Hatcher and Sanders playing at very limited times in the game. They lost to the Titan's by 14 points it was their worst game they played. They lost to Super Friends by 9 points in their forth game on Sunday morning with Hick's playing on bummed ankle, Hatcher out and Sanders playing very limited. Their only win came in their fifth game of the tournament against their neighbors from the north OBC, with out Hatcher or Sanders playing. The Texas Titan's put on a First class tournament, the best I've ever seen at this level. The level of competition was that of a 13 under AA final 4. The talent level was off the chart for this age group. They were some big time players, playing in this tournament. I guarantee some college coach's have had people contact them about a few of these players. A couple of kids that stood out to me was #1 Julius Randal's, 6'5" of the Titan's. "Superman", played every positions on the floor it seemed. With ice water in his vein's he hit a NBA, three in OT to give his team the lead against The Houston Defender's. The real deal about the kid he's still 12 years old. #2 Andrew Harrison, of the Defender's 6'3" PG shot NBA 3's with consistency, great passing ability. Can see the floor really well and could take any one in the tournament off the dribble. #3 Roschon Prince Jr, of ARC 6'6" big man that handled the ball like a guard and totally dominated the inside game. #4 Aaron Harrison, 6'3" guard a lot like his twin brother Andrew. I just like Andrew's game a little better. You can't hardly tell them apart by looks or their game. Ton's of other top players just to many' too talk about so I just highlighted some of the one's I thought had "big big time" written all over them. Their were a lot that had "big time" written on them but not "big big time". I hope to see you soon at the gym.
March 3, 200818 yr Jeff McNeil coaches the Walton 6th grade, he is also a varsity assistant for Walton Verona HS. His son plays with the U12 Wolfpack. His youngest son plays up a year with the U10 Omega All-Stars..The young man can lite it up from the outside.He had a conflict with school ball and wasn't able to play at state this past weekend. He sure would of helped out alot...:thumb:
March 4, 200818 yr The Ville, finished 1 and 4 in Dallas,Texas this weekend. The Ville, had a little bad luck in their second game against the Houston Defenders, Hatcher went out with a twisted knee and missed the rest of the tournament. Sanders' only seeing limited playing time because of getting back in basketball shape and rehabbing his ankle. Hicks, playing on a bad ankle as well, had The Ville, up against the wall most of the tournament. The rest of the team played with great effort in very game. Their first lost came to ARC, by 7. They lost their second game to the defending 12 Under AA National Champs, Houston Defenders, by 5 points. The third game of the was the hardest of tournament, it was their third game of the day. They played the Texas Titans, with out Hatcher and Sanders playing at very limited times in the game. They lost to the Titan's by 14 points it was their worst game they played. They lost to Super Friends by 9 points in their forth game on Sunday morning with Hick's playing on bummed ankle, Hatcher out and Sanders playing very limited. Their only win came in their fifth game of the tournament against their neighbors from the north OBC, with out Hatcher or Sanders playing. The Texas Titan's put on a First class tournament, the best I've ever seen at this level. The level of competition was that of a 13 under AA final 4. The talent level was off the chart for this age group. They were some big time players, playing in this tournament. I guarantee some college coach's have had people contact them about a few of these players. A couple of kids that stood out to me was #1 Julius Randal's, 6'5" of the Titan's. "Superman", played every positions on the floor it seemed. With ice water in his vein's he hit a NBA, three in OT to give his team the lead against The Houston Defender's. The real deal about the kid he's still 12 years old. #2 Andrew Harrison, of the Defender's 6'3" PG shot NBA 3's with consistency, great passing ability. Can see the floor really well and could take any one in the tournament off the dribble. #3 Roschon Prince Jr, of ARC 6'6" big man that handled the ball like a guard and totally dominated the inside game. #4 Aaron Harrison, 6'3" guard a lot like his twin brother Andrew. I just like Andrew's game a little better. You can't hardly tell them apart by looks or their game. Ton's of other top players just to many' too talk about so I just highlighted some of the one's I thought had "big big time" written all over them. Their were a lot that had "big time" written on them but not "big big time". I hope to see you soon at the gym. Thanks for the update. Irregardless of the injuries, to play as close you guys did to the top teams in the nation is still great. And I'm sure you learned some valuable lessons against those teams that will help if you have to play them again. I saw the kid from the Titans play last year in the national tournament and he does do everything for them. And, I saw him up close and personal at the opening ceremonies and you could tell in his face he was still very young and had a lot of maturing to do. The sky is the limit for the kid. Just curious, what were some of the other results in tournament, at least win-loss totals for the 6 teams.
March 4, 200818 yr Author The teams and pools are listed on http://www.playkba.com. In D1, the Ville will win if they have the kid from Clinton County, otherwise the Suns will win D1. In D2, the Wolfpack will win. Why wouldn't the Wolfpack play D1? What about the Central Ky Tigers? Didn't they when last year?
March 4, 200818 yr I really think the Wolfpack could win DI, but I understand to a point after last season. The wolfpack got the Ville(D II??) early in bracket play and I really think that they had the 2nd best team there, this coming from the guy who probably did (2nd best)if the wolfpack wasn't. I think if the Wolfpack wins it this year they will move up to DI next year. The Wolfpack is really the only team in Kentucky with lots of size in the 11/u age group, DI or DII. They would be a serious threat to be DI state champs, but I do understand.
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