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Stenzel To EKU

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Just got a text, pm'd goldie to confirm. I guess you'll do.:lol:

 

Congratulations to both Robbie and the university. Good fit, IMO.

Congratulations to Robbie and the whole Stenzel family. :thumb:

 

Great folks all... EKU just increased their loyal fanbase.

 

Robbie Stenzel has worked his tail off for this opportunity. I'm sure he'll do well.

This is great news. Stenzel is a fine player and fun to watch. I think hes a good fit there as well.

Always great to see a student-athlete get their college education paid for, especially when they get to play their sport at the same time. Congratulations to Mr. Stenzel.

Congratulations to Robbie! Great coach and close to home! Mom, Dad & family will be able to watch him play! I'm very happy for him and his family!

Congrats to Mr. Stenzel. He has a really unique style on the court I think and I like watching him play. EKU is getting a nice player.

According to J Demling:

 

Stenzel commits to Eastern

 

 

Robbie+Stenzel0710.jpgOne of the state's top seniors - Clark County guard Robbie Stenzel - has picked Eastern Kentucky University.

 

The 6-foot-4 Stenzel also had offers from UTEP, Samford, New Hampshire, Gardner-Webb, Morehead State and Tennessee Tech.

 

"I always liked them and always knew it was a good program," Stenzel said. "But I decided two or three days ago after talking with coach (AAU coach Jeff) Davis. We just talked a lot about how it was a perfect fit for me."

 

Stenzel, who was a first-team member on The Courier-Journal's All-State team as a junior, has been a starter on the Clark County varsity since the eighth-grade. He averaged 13.8 points and five assists as a junior.

 

Ranked as one of the top five prospects in the state prior to the influx of transfers, averaged 21 points as a freshman and 15.7 points during his sophomore season.

 

"They shoot a lot of three's and come off a lot of screens and that's what I do best," Stenzel said. "I loved everything about Eastern and the coaching staff."

Congrats to Robbie. Had the opportunity to see him play a few times last year and speak with him briefly before the Clark Co/Holmes scrimmage and he is an outstanding young man.

 

I don't see him having any problems succeeding at the next level.

Great kid and I think a very good fit. He'll exceed expectations there.

Here's hoping for a successful and storied college career for Mr. Stenzel.:thumb:

Congrats to Stenzel, one thing is certain, it seems like he's been playing for Clark for at least half of a decade.

Congrats to Stenzel, one thing is certain, it seems like he's been playing for Clark for at least half of a decade.

 

He has been a starter since his 8th grade year. This will be his 5th year as a starter, so you are correct.

 

 

Article from the Winchester Sun:

 

http://www.winchestersun.com/stories/2010/08/10/spo.464278.sto

 

I really like the coaches, the campus and it’s not too far from home. All of my family can come and see me play, which will mean a lot to me.” “When I got there, I had really not had anybody treat me like that and make me feel like I’m a king,” he said.

 

Ann Stenzel was pleased with her son’s decision. “We’re excited,” she said. “They rolled out the red carpet for us last week and it was really impressive. They have courted Robbie since the beginning of time. I don’t remember a time when they were not (recruiting him).”

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