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Best Freshman in the State.

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What school district did he come from?

 

 

Does it make a difference? He plays for Scott County now.

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What school district did he come from?

 

I was told he played in the Scott County middle school system.

Does it make a difference? He plays for Scott County now.

 

No, it doesn't make a difference, labman was probably just wondering if we had seen him before because our boys are the same age as Tamron Manning. Don't be so defensive.

 

We played against Isaiah Ivey's middle school team so Labman might have just been wondering if he was the other kid from Frankfort who was supposed to go to the same high school as Isaiah Ivey.

Gallatin's freshman team isn't to bad. They have been playing together for years. They have one that starts varsity. These kids have played in the Covington Turners christmas tournament for years and have had great success.

 

Is the freshman who starts varsity playing on the freshman team all the time?

Tamron Manning is a homegrown Scott County kid

Is the freshman who starts varsity playing on the freshman team all the time?

 

That would be a negative.

What school district did he come from?

 

Don't worry, he's from Georgetown. Will be the best player to ever come out of Scott County IMO.

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