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NKY Middle School Basketball

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Carson Williams and Thad Moss are the two best big men in the 8th grade in my opinion. Jacob Smith and Trent McGovney are two of the better guards..

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I will agree with these sentiments regarding the 8th graders as well. Perhaps whomever they talked to needs to get out and see some games.

 

That 8th grade list is pretty solid, who would you take off or add?

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That 8th grade list is pretty solid, who would you take off or add?

 

Not going to mention any names because they are only 8th graders. Just found it funny that no Highlands players were listed and yet they have won 20+ games each of the last two years and are on their way to doing it again this year. I guess because none of them are 6'4" or better and/or have no flash to their game they are not recognized. Then again it is all about being a team and not an individual.

Not going to mention any names because they are only 8th graders. Just found it funny that no Highlands players were listed and yet they have won 20+ games each of the last two years and are on their way to doing it again this year. I guess because none of them are 6'4" or better and/or have no flash to their game they are not recognized. Then again it is all about being a team and not an individual.

 

Very solid team but other than Ben Weyer doubt any of their kids crack that list.

I would add Downs at Ockerman to the 8th grade list. Kid has one of the best shots in NKY.

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I would add Downs at Ockerman to the 8th grade list. Kid has one of the best shots in NKY.

 

Speaking of Ockerman, how did there game go last night with Camp Ernst. Heard it was a tight game and only 3 fouls called on the home team the entire game.

Very solid team but other than Ben Weyer doubt any of their kids crack that list.

Weyer can easily be joined by Bo Hebel & Jared Dougherty. All 3 are very good and have a different skill set which is a big reason for their consistent success.

Sharp 6th & 8th grade picked up nice district wins tonight at Newport.

7th grade state posted teams and games times. You can see the times for the NK schools on http://www.nkmsa.blogspot.com

 

For this list not to include Trent McGovney in the 8th grade is a joke. He is one of the best ball handlers around and is now dressing varsity for Campbell County.

For this list not to include Trent McGovney in the 8th grade is a joke. He is one of the best ball handlers around and is now dressing varsity for Campbell County.

 

You might want to check this post as he might very well deserve to be on the list but dressing varsity??

You might want to check this post as he might very well deserve to be on the list but dressing varsity??

 

Trent starts jv and dresses varsity as an 8th grader..

Trent starts jv and dresses varsity as an 8th grader..

 

I stand corrected. I need to catch him in action that says alot.

I stand corrected. I need to catch him in action that says alot.

 

He is a very good ball handler..

He is a very good ball handler..

 

He was always quick. It looks like his game has gone up a notch. Glad to hear!!

Any updates on middle school ball now that the season is coming to a close? Who won the districts in NKMSAA regular season? Will there be 2 of each district going to the regional as they did last year?

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