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9th Region Top 5 Players Year End Edition

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Now that the regular season is over it's time to reveal , because I know you've been waiting, my top 5 (maybe 6) players in the 9th region.

 

In order:

 

1. Hatton

2. Campbell

3. Rice/Ruthsatz

4. Berger(sp?)

 

McQ and Stansberry would be next.

Now that the regular season is over it's time to reveal , because I know you've been waiting, my top 5 (maybe 6) players in the 9th region.

 

In order:

 

1. Hatton

2. Campbell

3. Rice/Ruthsatz

4. Berger(sp?)

 

McQ and Stansberry would be next.

 

I would like to see stats, scoring avg, rebounds,assist, steals and field goal pct on each one. Then let's look at team records and what their teams have accomplished so far to date. All of these mentioned are very fine players. I think it will depend on how far each leads their team thru the districts and regionals.

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I would like to see stats, scoring avg, rebounds,assist, steals and field goal pct on each one. Then let's look at team records and what their teams have accomplished so far to date. All of these mentioned are very fine players. I think it will depend on how far each leads their team thru the districts and regionals.

 

Why can't you just watch them play and make your own determination? If we're going off of states the kid from Latin is #1.

Hatton

Burger

Rice

Ruthsatz

Campbell

 

Closely behind is Mcqueary.

Why can't you just watch them play and make your own determination? If we're going off of states the kid from Latin is #1.

 

I also said what there teams have accomplished so far this year!!!!

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I also said what there teams have accomplished so far this year!!!!

 

So if a really good player is on a bad team he's out? I'm talking about watching a kid play and then saying he's better than player X. Personally, I don't need a scoreboard to make that determination.

My favorite is Campbell. He plays for Holy Cross, not for himself.

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My favorite is Campbell. He plays for Holy Cross, not for himself.

 

I like watching him play. Seems like a "good attitude" kid.

So if a really good player is on a bad team he's out? I'm talking about watching a kid play and then saying he's better than player X. Personally, I don't need a scoreboard to make that determination.

I agreed with your top seven players being the best in the 9th region. i just wanted to see each ones stats because each one does something better than the other. I dont think the kid from Latin,or Belvue,or any other players are as good as these top seven even though they may have better stats. i have seen all seven of these players play more than once. You have one point guard, two 2 guards, two centers,

and two forwards. Some dribble better,some shoot better, some pass better, some rebound better, and some defend better.They all are very good and the best of this year.

1. Hatton

2. Campbell

3. Rice

4. Burger

5. Ruthatz

1. Hatton

2. Rice

3. Campbell

4. Ruthatz

5. Burger

I also said what there teams have accomplished so far this year!!!!

 

Doesn't matter if a kid can play then he can play! He cant help it if the rest of his team is not very good. I totally agree with Clyde.

I think the top 5 are pretty easy as you can see from the posts above. How about the second. McQueary, Stansberry and Hightchew are for sure for me. The other two in the second 5 gets much more subjective.

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