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Walton-Verona 2009/2010

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Pretty sure he was an assistant coach for the girls last season. He hasn't coached at HC for a couple years.

 

You are correct.

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Favorites in the "all-A"" ahead of Owen County?

 

Walton beat Owen at Walton last year by 5 in mid February, and Walton returns everyone. Walton will be bigger and stronger this year. Don't get me wrong I like Owen's bigs, but their guards are not proven and if they were better than the guards last year why didn't they play.

 

As far as the district it will be a three team race. Walton went 1-1 against both Simon and Grant last year in district play before Grant ended Walton's season in the District tournament. Both Grant and Simon lost key players to graduation. If I'm not mistaken the district is at Walton this season.

 

Colonel - I always respect your opinion and look forward to reading your post on the 8th region. But, til Owen actually starts playing this year I think their guard situation is a mystery.

They have to play Gallatin.

 

Gallatin is always a tough out. They will be well coached and like always will plary hard, hard, hard.

Walton beat Owen at Walton last year by 5 in mid February, and Walton returns everyone. Walton will be bigger and stronger this year. Don't get me wrong I like Owen's bigs, but their guards are not proven and if they were better than the guards last year why didn't they play.

 

As far as the district it will be a three team race. Walton went 1-1 against both Simon and Grant last year in district play before Grant ended Walton's season in the District tournament. Both Grant and Simon lost key players to graduation. If I'm not mistaken the district is at Walton this season.

 

Colonel - I always respect your opinion and look forward to reading your post on the 8th region. But, til Owen actually starts playing this year I think their guard situation is a mystery.

 

A mystery that will be solved soon.

Walton beat Owen at Walton last year by 5 in mid February, and Walton returns everyone. Walton will be bigger and stronger this year. Don't get me wrong I like Owen's bigs, but their guards are not proven and if they were better than the guards last year why didn't they play.

 

As far as the district it will be a three team race. Walton went 1-1 against both Simon and Grant last year in district play before Grant ended Walton's season in the District tournament. Both Grant and Simon lost key players to graduation. If I'm not mistaken the district is at Walton this season.

 

Colonel - I always respect your opinion and look forward to reading your post on the 8th region. But, til Owen actually starts playing this year I think their guard situation is a mystery.

 

I think you have some very valid points, T & S. I didn't get to see W-V last year...I did see many NKY 8th Region teams, including Grant, Gallatin, Carroll, SK, and Owen, and I really liked Owen's talent. But I also felt that Owen under-achieved last year, and the always-ready rumor mill was telling me that the Rebels just didn't mesh as a team. Give that all the credence a rumor deserves, but it might explain why they played so well at times against top competition and not so well against competition they should have beaten.

 

I'll be keeping a close eye on the Walton-Verona Bearcats. With the All-A on their home court, the Bearcats might just be the team to beat.

Yes, after reading everything over the 8th region this year, only one thing is to be said. The 8th region is going to be very tough this year. No team will be safe. I think we will be watching alot of teams being upset. No team is safe in the 8th. Thats my new slogan.

 

No team is safe in the 8th!:ylsuper:

I guess then you are saying SK will. Walton is the best team in their district.

 

No way, they will get pushed all over the court.

No way, they will get pushed all over the court.

 

Just curious but what are you basing your opinion on? SK lost big time contributors to graduation whereas Walton returns everybody. The fact that Walton split with SK last year and with the progression of Walton's big guys makes me feel like they have an even better chance to beat SK this year.

I realize there are a lot of people on here that are high on the guards at Walton. However, I think they can be outstanding if 2 things can happen.

 

1. They play unselfishly and do not worry about their own personal aggendas or point totals. If they play team ball as the game is designed they will have a tremendous season!!

2. They have to cut their turnovers in half. Walton's guards have the highest turnover rate of anyone in the district or region. It is something they have struggled with the past few years. If they can not turn the ball over the team will have huge success. However, you cannot win ballgames with the amount of turnovers they have and then you cannot blame it on the bigs.

In one game last year 2 of the starting guards had double digit turnovers by halftime. That was not out of the ordinary either.

 

I think they can have a fantastic season under thier new coach but I think these are 2 things that if conquered could make them an outstanding team!!

I realize there are a lot of people on here that are high on the guards at Walton. However, I think they can be outstanding if 2 things can happen.

 

1. They play unselfishly and do not worry about their own personal aggendas or point totals. If they play team ball as the game is designed they will have a tremendous season!!

2. They have to cut their turnovers in half. Walton's guards have the highest turnover rate of anyone in the district or region. It is something they have struggled with the past few years. If they can not turn the ball over the team will have huge success. However, you cannot win ballgames with the amount of turnovers they have and then you cannot blame it on the bigs.

In one game last year 2 of the starting guards had double digit turnovers by halftime. That was not out of the ordinary either.

 

I think they can have a fantastic season under thier new coach but I think these are 2 things that if conquered could make them an outstanding team!!

 

You couldn't blame any game they lost last year on the bigs because the fact is that they didn't really have any bigs. Reynolds was far from being a presence down low and after him there was another huge drop off. The guards lost some games last year, but thats because every game was on their shoulders. You also have to realize that last year was really the first year that it was their team. The previous year they were contributors on a very senior-led team. With another year of experience and the new coach they will be the bright spot on this team yet again, only question will be if the bigs can handle their part of the job.

I realize there are a lot of people on here that are high on the guards at Walton. However, I think they can be outstanding if 2 things can happen.

 

1. They play unselfishly and do not worry about their own personal aggendas or point totals. If they play team ball as the game is designed they will have a tremendous season!!

2. They have to cut their turnovers in half. Walton's guards have the highest turnover rate of anyone in the district or region. It is something they have struggled with the past few years. If they can not turn the ball over the team will have huge success. However, you cannot win ballgames with the amount of turnovers they have and then you cannot blame it on the bigs.

In one game last year 2 of the starting guards had double digit turnovers by halftime. That was not out of the ordinary either.

 

I think they can have a fantastic season under thier new coach but I think these are 2 things that if conquered could make them an outstanding team!!

 

 

 

The guards were the only thing that kept them in the games they won. If they had to depend on their bigs, it would have been a very long season. Hopefully, with a year under their belt, Burns will have improved. Monday was really coming along, and Cottrell should be ready to go, so it should be a good season coming up. :dancingpa

You couldn't blame any game they lost last year on the bigs because the fact is that they didn't really have any bigs. Reynolds was far from being a presence down low and after him there was another huge drop off. The guards lost some games last year, but thats because every game was on their shoulders. You also have to realize that last year was really the first year that it was their team. The previous year they were contributors on a very senior-led team. With another year of experience and the new coach they will be the bright spot on this team yet again, only question will be if the bigs can handle their part of the job.

 

 

Very good observations from a person who apparently knows alittle about basketball.

No way, they will get pushed all over the court.

 

Trust me, SK won't be pushing anyone around on the court.

Trust me, SK won't be pushing anyone around on the court.

 

Sure they will, and they win they district....again.

A mystery that will be solved soon.

 

Who are you thinking will step up and be the backcourt for Owen?

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