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Holy Cross Frosh/JV programs

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Maybe some of the Indian faithful can fill us in on what they have coming up. I have heard they have a promising freshman in Jake Berger. How are the Frosh and JV teams doing?

Does Guidugli (sic) play Basketball?

Joey Allen is a nice player at the JV who is getting some varsity minutes. Robby Broering and Noah Knochlman are sophs playing at the JV level.

 

Kyle Fuller is a nice athlete at the frosh level.

The JV squad is a perimeter dominated squad with Allen, Broering, and Arlinghaus able to fill it up. When they develop an inside presence they will be a lot better. The Knochelman boy looks to be a solid athlete and with some work on his offensive game can be a contributor. They have a very nice guard combo in Allen and Broering. Both need to get physically stronger and work on their game but the talent is certainly there.

I have watched a few JV games this year, Allen and Broering are solid players. Broering will be a solid varsity PG.

 

I haven't seen the freshman play but I hear they are off to a good start. Fuller, Thompson, Burger, and Fortner all have played some JV.

Does Guidugli (sic) play Basketball?

 

He plays freshman. I know he is a pretty good shooter but I don't know how he is doing this year.

Fuller is a good athlete.

Broering and Allen on JV are going to be very nice players.

I also think Arlinghaus is going to be good.

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