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Top underclassmen in your area?

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What does the future of high school basketball look in your area of the state? Who are some of these talented kids?

To me, the future of the 15th looks even worse than the present... The junior high ranks are the worst I've seen them in years.

At Southern Middle School in the 7th grade Trevor Stacey, Adam Issacs, and Stewart Russell. In the 8th grade Logan Starns. At Southwestern Freshmen Cody and Justin Epperson, Daulton Marlow, Robbie Lewis. Sophmores Zack Fowler. Junior Tyler Mayer.

Timmy knipp and Cody Nickel at Elliott, Rose Hill also has a REAL Nice freshman class and will be a real good team in the 16th for a couple of years.

I expect Jacob Bodner and Justin Short who are currently sophomores at Boyle County to be 2 of the best players in the 12th region along with Jacody Taylor another sophomore out of Danville who is making a name for himself right now. It's been fun watching these boys grow up.

 

 

I also look forward to the day when our freshman class are seniors as well.

I agree that Rose Hill should be the class of the 16th the next few years with that very good freshman class, and in the 10th it appears Clark County will be top dog for at least the next two years with the awesome sophomore class.

In Clark County , the future is so bright you better wear shades!::ylsuper::cool::walk:

Two of the best I've seen so far this year in the 9th:

 

Pike-Dixie

K.Arnold-Holmes

Mason County has some very good underclassmen,3 Amazing sophs and a couple good freshman.

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