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Harrison County Freshmen Win 10th Region Tournament

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The other two starters for that team decided to concentrate on baseball. The other couple dropped sports entirely as they ran into the real world.

 

Do any of the freshman start for the JV or dress for varsity? In some cases(Mason Monroe), if you play JV or varsity you don't play freshman ball.

Jordan Martin gets regular playing time each game on the Varsity level. The top 8-10 freshman players all play junior varsity and is mostly the reason why they have had such a successful season. Jordan is an amazing passer to be a freshman and plays great defense when Harrison presses.

Congrats to Harrison Co.

Congrats to Harrison on the win, but who can tell me which team that won as freshman won as seniors. My point is that by the time the next three years is done, a lot can change.

Congratulations to the Freshmen Harrison County Thorobreds!!!

 

Coach Reitz might be seeing a resurgence in the program reminiscent to that of the late 90's.

 

How much longer will Reitz be in Cynthiana? He flip flops on retirement more than Brett Favre.

Congrats to Harrison on the win, but who can tell me which team that won as freshman won as seniors. My point is that by the time the next three years is done, a lot can change.

 

Freshman tournaments mean very little towards the success of the varsity team over the next four years. The top schools usually have their young talent already playing Varsity and JV. Most of the standout players in this region never even step on the court during a freshman tourney.

Rumor has it that Coach Reitz is going to stick around until these freshman graduate. Again that is just a rumor, you never know when he will decide to leave. The man loves the game of basketball and I dont see how he could step away at this time.

Rumor has it that Coach Reitz is going to stick around until these freshman graduate. Again that is just a rumor, you never know when he will decide to leave. The man loves the game of basketball and I dont see how he could step away at this time.

 

If I were Reitz, I would stay. Very good group of kids who will help win a lot of games, assuming all of them remain playing basketball throughout the next three years.

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Freshman tournaments mean very little towards the success of the varsity team over the next four years. The top schools usually have their young talent already playing Varsity and JV. Most of the standout players in this region never even step on the court during a freshman tourney.

 

True statement that standout talent never steps on court as freshmen. The standout talent currently that I'm aware of is: McGovney, Prewitt, and Monroe.

 

Harrison Co. staff made a decision to keep its core players together and hopefully it'll pay dividends. The core of players is about 8-9 deep with one of the players being an eighth grader and the rest are freshmen. Adding that group with a couple of sophomores getting varsity minutes this year and we'll be pretty strong in two years.

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