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Ryle Basketball

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NKU has traditionally used bigger guards; Sandfoss may be an exception; Jump has driven herself to pass bigger, faster kids to get where she is; just give the kid credit and leave it at that

 

Who is it that isn't giving her credit?

 

Also, in looking at NKU's roster over the last several years, it appears they have always had at least a couple of 5-4 to 5-7 guards listed every year. They have signed at least one in that size range about every year. I haven't seen them play so you may well be correct that they prefer the bigger guards. But they do (and have had) the smaller guards on their roster. Probably those ball handlers I mentioned earlier that every team needs.

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Abby has the heart and desire of a champion and I , along with many, wish her the best in all future endeavors. Looking forward to an exciting 9th Region season this year.

Abby Jump will be attending Wright State University (D-1) on scholarship. Jenna Crittendon has yet to make a choice on her future College program and Dawn Johnson and Ashley Cheeseman will recieve their fair share of offers, as well.

 

It's interesting that RYle is so strong that they can afford to have a D1 player come off the bench... :)

Jump's coming off the bench?

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No, Abby is their starting point guard.

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