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NCKC Boys Middle School Tournament.

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7th grade Championship game Owen County 30 Gallatin County 32

8th grade Championship game Carroll Co 25 Owen County 49

7th grade Championship game Owen County 30 Gallatin County 32

8th grade Championship game Carroll Co 25 Owen County 49

 

Any dunks by the big boy Carson Williams??

Why is he even playing 8th grade ball? Wow

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Why is he even playing 8th grade ball? Wow

 

School policy and he likes playing with his good friends who he has played with for the past 6 years.

So the policy says he has to play with them? Does this mean he can't play up? I'm just trying to understand, he's a stud for sure.

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So the policy says he has to play with them? Does this mean he can't play up? I'm just trying to understand, he's a stud for sure.

 

He can play up as the middle school schedule allows for now. In our area middle school bball starts in the fall or as soon as football is over for the football players and it is over before Christmas so after that he can focus on the high school team.

He plays on the 8th grade team because he is in 8th grade.

He plays on the 8th grade team because he is in 8th grade.

 

Most kids that can alley oop dunk don't play 8th grade basketball smart guy...:ohbrother:

Saw the video of that dunk...I thought it was more impressive than the 2 alley oop dunks he has had this season. He had 3 players on him and drove through the lane and slammed it...then drained the free throw for the 3 point play. This kid is the real deal.

he likes playing with his good friends who he has played with for the past 6 years.

Nothing wrong that at all. My guy played up a grade and his own grade for 5th thru 7th. Had the time of his life that 8th grade season with his buddies. High school ball reshuffles the deck. That tight group of friends knew that they may never be together on the same team again...and they aren't.

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Nothing wrong that at all. My guy played up a grade and his own grade for 5th thru 7th. Had the time of his life that 8th grade season with his buddies. High school ball reshuffles the deck. That tight group of friends knew that they may never be together on the same team again...and they aren't.

Exactly right.

So the policy says he has to play with them? Does this mean he can't play up? I'm just trying to understand, he's a stud for sure.
I see nothing wrong with him playing his own grade during middle school season. I doing so, he is getting opportunities to do things that he might not get at the varsity level: shooting perimeter shots, handling the ball, leading the break, etc.... He will be fine. At times he will be role player at the varsity level, which all players should learn, but he should get the opportunity to be a stud and play with his classmates that he goes to school with every day. Not a bad thing in small communities.
I see nothing wrong with him playing his own grade during middle school season. I doing so, he is getting opportunities to do things that he might not get at the varsity level: shooting perimeter shots, handling the ball, leading the break, etc.... He will be fine. At times he will be role player at the varsity level, which all players should learn, but he should get the opportunity to be a stud and play with his classmates that he goes to school with every day. Not a bad thing in small communities.

 

Fair enough ! I'm looking forward to following the youngster.

Most kids that can alley oop dunk don't play 8th grade basketball smart guy...:ohbrother:

 

You are right. It was just the first thing that came to mind. There is always a smart-elic in every crowd.:D

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