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Pendleton County Guard Bryan Woods to return

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Pendleton County Senior Guard Bryan Woods will return to the court this year. You may remember Woods was originally ruled out for the year due to a back injury, but has made an incredibly quick recovery, and was cleared to play without risk of later effects today.

 

For anyone not familiar with Woods, he was a lot of what Pendleton County has been missing this year. He's another ball handler to take the pressure off of Mason Monroe. He actually ran the point for Pendleton the second half of last season. He creates shots for others, as well as scores himself, and he's a great rebounder and defender, especially for his size. If he can get back to how he played last year, he could be Pendleton's second leading scorer.

 

I'm not posting this simply as a Pendleton fan. I'm posting it because it's a neat story of a kid who was heartbroken when he originally found out his Senior season on the hardwood was taken away, but continued to be at every practice and game supporting his team, and now has gotten better news.

That is great news. Good luck to him going forward.

Pendleton County Senior Guard Bryan Woods will return to the court this year. You may remember Woods was originally ruled out for the year due to a back injury, but has made an incredibly quick recovery, and was cleared to play without risk of later effects today.

 

For anyone not familiar with Woods, he was a lot of what Pendleton County has been missing this year. He's another ball handler to take the pressure off of Mason Monroe. He actually ran the point for Pendleton the second half of last season. He creates shots for others, as well as scores himself, and he's a great rebounder and defender, especially for his size. If he can get back to how he played last year, he could be Pendleton's second leading scorer.

 

I'm not posting this simply as a Pendleton fan. I'm posting it because it's a neat story of a kid who was heartbroken when he originally found out his Senior season on the hardwood was taken away, but continued to be at every practice and game supporting his team, and now has gotten better news.

 

That is great news. Thrilled for this young man.

Has he been able to do anything as far as conditioning. Just wondering where he is as far as being in basketball shape. Wish the young man all the best, and what a boost to the Wildcats to have him coming back.

It's always great to see someone come back and not miss their senior season. For the vast majority of athletes, that senior year will be their last year in competitive team sports. Good luck on staying healthy and finishing the season.

Great news, glad to see him back.

Great news for PC and this young man, this will help the team tremedously as district and region approach

Great news for the Wildcats. Cant wait to see bryan and he rest of the team on Friday

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Has he been able to do anything as far as conditioning. Just wondering where he is as far as being in basketball shape. Wish the young man all the best, and what a boost to the Wildcats to have him coming back.

 

I don't believe he's been able to do any conditioning, or much of any strenuous activity since May. I've always thought getting into "basketball shape" was overrated, but he will have to get in shape in general before he can see the court again.

I don't believe he's been able to do any conditioning, or much of any strenuous activity since May. I've always thought getting into "basketball shape" was overrated, but he will have to get in shape in general before he can see the court again.

 

I'm sure the acclimation is different for each individual but I always thought football kept me in good shape yet always struggled with the transition.

I don't believe he's been able to do any conditioning, or much of any strenuous activity since May. I've always thought getting into "basketball shape" was overrated, but he will have to get in shape in general before he can see the court again.

You may be right on the basketball shape, but talk to a football player that plays in a couple of play off games straight to the basketball court as a player getting a lot of playing time.

I'm sure the acclimation is different for each individual but I always thought football kept me in good shape yet always struggled with the transition.

Maybe endurance is a better description than in shape. Of course your in good shape from football, but it's not nonstop up and down the field like basketball is up and down the court.

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Maybe endurance is a better description than in shape. Of course your in good shape from football, but it's not nonstop up and down the field like basketball is up and down the court.

 

That may be true, I guess I wouldn't know. I played soccer, so by the time basketball came around I was already in good shape, so I thought in shape is in shape. However, I wouldn't know what football shape is.

Best of luck to Bryan That is great news for PC fans.

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