bluegrass09

Good to hear, he is very good, I think he'll do well in college.

I don't know my top 10, but Guyn is easily the best player in the 11th. Chad Jackson is a very good player as well, we'll see if Scott County brings it together this season.

I like that you have Mcdaniel actually, good player. I would say that Stuaffer isn't a top 10 player, but McLeish is way to high, move him to six or seven and drop everyone in front and I'd say this might be the best list I've seen. I agree that the 33rd will be very good and I would say that we could see an upset or two in the districts that would raise some eye brows.

Did he pitch in Regionals last year versus NCC?

I know it's a long way away. But what do you see as the top teams in the region? And top 10 players to watch?

Villa was voted to finish first two years ago, and I believe they were top 4 last year. They will be a very tough foe because Bryan can go off for 40 on any given night. Beechwood was voted 3rd the past two seasons, thats why I say that they have to be the top.

I don't know their schedule, but I know Beechwood's 8th grade team did really well last season and they played in the league with the larger schools.

Thats always the question, I think this team has more discipline then most the others.

There is a reason that there are only 3% of high school players that play college basketball.

Even D3 basketball is very good, I don't think people realize how good of a basketball player you have to be. Mike Romes is a very good basketball player and he plays for Mt. St. Joe.

They're up there, but I don't know how anyone can pick against Beechwood right now. They have won 28 straight games, until they lose I'd say they have to be the favorite.

Really? That is a lot of college basketball players from the ninth region, how many play college ball in the past 5 years? They're might be less out there than on that list.

Why is volleyball seem to be the only sport with this? I know that baseball and basketball districts are seeding. Otherwise if you draw the premier program of the school, you can see your postseason end before you can even blink. Needs to be changed.

HHS could make this ugly. It depends on what they want to do.

Way to high for this kid IMO. I would say that Kowolonek should be ahead of him as well as Avery.

I agree is he a good rebounder, but at the end of the game he cant be on the floor because of his foul shooting. Also he really doesn't have much of an offensive game outside of the block. I agree that Thelen will be on the list at the end of the year, but I think he could be now.

Jake Maricle of Beechwood is a very good offensive lineman.

You can have Wellbrock, I'd say that Thelen is the more complete player.

I would say Gabbard needs to be four and I would move J.J. ahead of Kowolonek. I would say that Bryan has to been in the top 10, he might not play the big schools, but he still is a top 10 player. Im curious to see how we'll rate everyone at the end of the season.

I think the year with Michael Romes has to be up there. He has beaten the Mt St Joe scoring record as a junior. Michael Romes' senior season they were good.

Scott will be very good again this season, I think they will make some noise in this region wouldn't be surprised if they go to Rupp.

The kid can play that is not the question, but to compare him to Devon Downey? Downey is a top player in the SEC, yeah he is short like him, but that maybe the only thing in common. Justice would be a good fit at a school like Morehead or Radford and I think he could be successful.

Pohlgeers is a pretty solid player. But everybody is underestimating Kyle Daniels.

I know their tradition has not been great over a long time. But what would say was the best team in Beechwood history?

Watch out for the Beechies. Kyle Daniels is geered up to help the tigers make some noise in the 9th!:ylsuper: