MorganRaider

Talked to Coach Sowder and he said TBC seemed to find their groove this week. Excellent guard play and bigs who can hurt you in different ways. It's a team with a lot of pieces that fit well together. He said that Coach Stapleton and he could not be more pleased with their guys this weekend.

TBC (Timberwolves) are in a bracket with the SC Royals, Atlanta Celtics, and the AL Terriers in Knoxville. Team Manimal also representing KY down there this weekend.

I have no details but the KY Timberwolves won their age group in the Bluegrass Bash this weekend at KBA.

Apologies for the formatting on the previous post. That's what their coach sent me.

The Timberwolves Schedule for this AAU Season:

KBA Bluegrass Bash April 5th – 7th KBA – Lexington, KY

Knox Vegas Shootout April 12-14 Knoxville, TN

Super Regional April 19 - 21 Cincinnati, OH

King James Shooting Stars Classic April 26-28 Akron, OH

Memorial Run-n-Slam All-Star Classic May 3rd-5th Ft. Wayne, IN

AAU State 9th-11th Grade May 17 - 19 KBA - Lexington, KY

Best Buy Chicago Classic May 24 – 26 Chicago, IL

Hoosier Shootout July 10-14 Indianapolis, IN

TBA*

Timberwolves from a buddy who is helping coach them:

Ben Weyer (NCC)

Moore (Holmes)

Matt Wilson (Campbell)

Trent McGovney (Campbell)

Hunter Wood (Pendleton)

Wade Browning (Pendleton)

Cam Jones (Mason County)

Siah Holifield (West Jessamine)

Cam Seater (West Jessamine)

Tanner Kidwell (Madison Southern)

Eric Dearborn (Holmes)

Mason County coach and former Pendleton coach coaching them.

Holmes and Cov. Cath in finals would be fitting. The anticipation for that matchup would be huge. 9th region tournament will be a great one. Wish I could go!

Are people really doubting Augusta? This is a team that has freshman that play like seniors and a certifiable superstar in Bach who still plays within the team concept. Don't be surprised to see them in regional finals. Going to take a great effort to knock out Montgomery County though! Happy's boys can play!

There have been staff changes I'm just not sure who left. Anybody know? Coach Cravens will need a summer of improvement from his guys. Harrison and Nicholas both look to be strong next year and Pendleton lost 7 guys.

The pot stirring does no one any good. I agree with Second Chair. Time for PC to focus on the next season!

One would think. Pendleton will have next to no experience returning and Nicholas County will continue to improve but probably still be short a few horses.

I think the superintendent was not a Simms fan at all but run off was probably too strong of a term. All water under bridge now either way. The program has moved on.

The future is extremely bright in Harrison County. This could be the first in a run of district titles for them.

I think it is tough when a new coach comes in and isn't able to pick his own staff. I think it was awkward for him and his assisants.

It looked like the assistants were not giving/sharing input with the head coach during the season. Every game I watched this year the assisants were just setting there and not talking. I also thought it was strange

when you have Monroe who I thought was one of the top point guards in the region not playing point guard this year. He was moved to the 2G position most of the time and only bringing the ball up only when they were being pressured. The injuries this year definitely didn't help matters either. The seniors basically had to learn a new system and a new way of doing things than the past. With that all being said I still think Harrison County was and is a better team this year. I really didn't see them lose a game that they should of won with maybe the exception of Oak Hills.

The Pendleton assistants are/were very good. With that said it would be tough for a head coach to work with guys he didn't know and who had worked for the coach who was run out. The same is true for the assistants. Coach Cravens should have been allowed to pick his staff if he was not given that opportunity. The Pendleton assistants, if quality, would have landed somewhere else and the head coach could have people he knew and trusted on his bench.