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HOOPDR

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  1. Wow Demarco Foster!
  2. mcraycraft these are impressive stats for Omar! Mason Monroe's would be similar except for blocks. Haven't seen the final stats yet. I think Monroe averaged around 12-13 points a game. But the offense wasn't centered around Monroe either although he drew alot of the opposing coaches and teams focus also. As an 8th grader starting varsity last year Monroe shot 51.75% from the field, 42.5% from three and 72.2 % from charity stripe. I am curious to see what his frosh stats are this year. No doubt about it these two will be fun to watch in the 10th for the next three years!!
  3. Wow! Go Wildcats!!
  4. Anyone have updates on the 9th Region finals?
  5. I will take the Royals on their home floor. If I was Mason I would take it right to them inside and get them in foul trouble. GRC bench is very, very thin. I like the Mason guards also over GRC. However I do like Stenzel alot but Daniel is shaky running the point. Last GRC is too big of a team and theysettle to shoot to many three's for their size.
  6. This statement is ridiculous :lol: This kid just ended his freshman year and is close to scoring 500 varsity points to date. He took a couple bad shots last night and had one driving lay up blocked. You have never played basketball if you have never had your shot blocked. No matter what your size. Monroe has put up 17 on Clark Co Jaylen Daniel and 16 on Phil Barner from Bryan Station to just name a few. Monroe has played against bigger guards than he sees in HS during his AAU games. He only shot about 6-8 attempts per game on this years team. To say he can't get a shot off inside or out is just plain and simple wrong. Mason County put their best defender on him last night in Lang and after the game he had nothing but good things to say about the freshman. Monroe will most likely have more opportunities to score in games for the next three years!
  7. The PC Faithful and students were amazing last night. I would expect an even BIGGER crowd tonight. The kids that play for Pendleton past and present must feel like UK players feel with the post season following they get from their fans! I am glad my team won the game last night and I enjoyed the victory, but I was sad for MC senior Azrey Crisp. Az had a tough night but is just a super kid! I have watched him play for the last six years and my family have become friends with Az, Austin and their parents Doug and Sylvia. They are good people and we will always treasure their friendship. I believe Az will play somewhere next year at the next level. Go Cats! RTL!!!
  8. Keep us updated Rainman11.
  9. Dillon Greene "had that look" in his eyes last night that he nor his teammates were going to be denied the victory. Great game offensively and defensively for Dillon last night.
  10. Gotta take the Wildcats in this one!
  11. Gotta go with the Bruins.
  12. Here is the Clark County weakness::sssh: SCOTT:clap::clap:
  13. I am not sure but kind of doubt it. I did not see the regular season game they played at Montgomery. I would think Prewitt is more of a two guard where Monroe is a point guard.
  14. This game includes two of the top freshman in the region in Mason Monroe from Pendleton County and Omar Prewitt from Montgomery County. They are both friends and fierce competitors. These two have played against each other on the AAU circuit for many years and both have mutual respect for each other. If you watch closely you will probably see these two talking to each other and smiling during the game.This game should be a dandy and could be possibly the best 1st round game of the tournament. This game is a toss up and could go either way. I am just going to enjoy watching these two future stars of the 10th region for the next few years. Both have made their mark on the basketball scene this year.
  15. Also Pendleton with a chance to advance to the semi-finals. :popcorn:
  16. I don't know how much you have seen this kid play mcpapa? But Jody Demling of the Courier Journal has him rated in the top of his freshman rankings in the state. See his blog on 2/16/10. I agree this kids composure is amazing. He plays the point and runs the team like a junior or senior. He is very fun to watch play the game and is very unselfish. If he wanted he could put up 20 plus points every night. But on this years team they do not need him to that.
  17. I think there is alot of talent coming back for Pendleton. Not to take anything away from this years seniors but the junior, sophmore and freshman class are very talented. They have size and guard play, a very good combination that will make their mark in the schools history of the program. Go Ladycats! This season and beyond!!
  18. The Ladycats earn their first District championship in 15 years. Freshman Ashton Wolfe plays solid in the second half.
  19. Pendleton Co. 13-09-18-11-51 Deming 14-07-14-13-48 Pendleton Co. (15-13) -- Walsh 12, Ferrell 5, Monroe 12, Jones 2, Cooper 15, Greene 5. Deming (11-16) -- K. King 19, L. King 14, Schlach 3, Caldwell 2, Earlywine 2, Pilosky 2, Stitt 6. The King twins were solid as expected. Look for a big year from Deming in 10/11 as the core will be back.
  20. Here is a little past history to get everyone fired up! This will be the 75th year in the 10th Region. There are some great coaching names on this list. The 10th Region is always exciting no matter where the games are played. 10TH REGION BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS AND RUNNERS-UP, 1935-2009 2009 51-43 Mason Co. Chris OHearn Clark Co Scott Humphrey 2008 82-61 * Mason Co. Chris OHearn Montgomery Co Kieth Griesser 2007 63-59 Clark Co. Scott Humphrey Mason Co. Chris OHearn 2006 62-59 Mason Co. Chris OHearn Clark Co. Scott Humphrey 2005 71-42 Pendleton Co. Buddy Biggs Montgomery Co. Bart Rison 2004 101-70 ** Mason Co. Kelly Wells Bourbon Co. Brandon Salsman 2003 78-51 * Mason Co. Kelly Wells Clark Co. Mike Reitz 2002 63-59 Mason Co. Kelly Wells Montgomery Co. Bart Rison 2001 72-59 Campbell Co. Dan Sullivan Mason Co. Kelly Wells 2000 52-50 Brossart Willie Schlarman Mason Co. Kelly Wells 1999 56-49 Fleming Co. Lake Kelly Harrison Co. Mike Reitz 1998 73-61 Fleming Co. Lake Kelly Brossart Willie Schlarman 1997 37-35 Harrison Co. Mike Reitz Clark Co. Guy Strong 1996 38-37 Harrison Co. Mike Reitz Montgomery Co. Bart Rison 1995 99-92 Montgomery Co Bart Rison Mason Co Fred Hester 1994 75-67 Mason Co Fred Hester Clark Co Ken Trivette 1993 84-61 Mason Co Fred Hester Montgomery Co Bart Rison 1992 94-70 Mason Co Fred Hester Nicholas Co Ed Oakley 1991 92-90 Harrison Co Mike Reitz Maysville Steve Appelman 1990 71-57 Clark Co Guy Strong Bourbon Co Russ Day 1989 65-64 Clark Co Guy Strong Bourbon Co Russ Day 1988 81-72 Maysville Mike Reitz Montgomery Co Bart Rison 1987 77-67 Mason Co Allen Feldhaus Fleming Co Charles Adams 1986 62-55 Clark Co Guy Strong Mason Co Allen Feldhaus 1985 50-48 2OT Mason Co. Allen Feldhaus Paris Mark Crain 1984 89-77 ** Bourbon Co Russ Day Pendleton Co Gary Turner 1983 43-29 Clark Co Lake Kelly Mason Co Allen Feldhaus 1982 85-71 Mason Co Allen Feldhaus Paris Mark Crain 1981 61-52 ** Mason Co Allen Feldhaus Clark Co Lake Kelly 1980 50-48 Bourbon Co Russ Day Clark Co Lake Kelly 1979 66-54 Harrison Co Virgil Jenkins Mason Co Allen Feldhaus 1978 94-77 Maysville Bob Hall Paris Dave Randolph 1977 72-71 Bath Co Gary Taylor Maysville Bob Hall 1976 48-45 OT Harrison Co Woody Crum Bath Co Julian Cunningham 1975 66-49 Bath Co Julian Cunningham Harrison Co Woody Crum 1974 70-69 Fleming Co Bob Hall Mason Co Gary Jefferson 1973 82-71 Maysville Tom Creamer Fleming Co Bob Hall 1972 93-74 Maysville Tom Creamer Pendleton Co Phillip Wood 1971 80-79 Pendleton Co Phillip Wood Mason Co Jim Mitchell 1970 83-77 Paris Earl Redwine Clark Co Tom Goebel 1969 85-57 Clark Co Tom Harper Mason Co Jim Mitchell 1968 65-58 Clark Co Tom Harper Mason Co Jim Mitchell 1967 64-59 Harrison Co Jerry Jenkins Clark Co Tom Harper 1966 66-57 Harrison Co Jock Sutherland Montgomery Co Julian Cunningham 1965 70-59 Pendleton Co Phillip Wood Bryan Station Bob Abney 1964 67-56 Bourbon Co Bob Barlow Paris Jeep Clark 1963 59-49 Maysville Larry Wood Bourbon Co Bob Barlow 1962 78-76 Harrison Co Jock Sutherland Maysville Larry Wood 1961 57-56 Harrison Co Jock Sutherland Maysville Woodie Crum 1960 73-60 Maysville Woodie Crum Pendleton Co Philip Wood 1959 80-52 Maysville Woodie Crum Scott Co Bob Barlow 1958 50-48 Cynthiana Jim Cinnamon Paris Western William Reed 1957 62-60 Nicholas Co Charles Finnell Maysville Woodie Crum 1956 61-59 2OT Maysville Woodie Crum Nicholas Co Charles Finnell 1955 70-60 Bracken Co Jarvis Parsley Paris Ralph Patterson 1954 62-42 Bourbon Voc. Fred Reece Georgetown Tom Green 1953 67-62 Georgetown Tom Green Bracken Co Jarvis Parsley 1952 51-35 M.M.I. J. Ward Rees Bracken Co. Jarvis Parsley 1951 34-32 OT Paris Ronald Allen Morgan Richard Guilick 1950 45-41 Maysville Earle D. Jones Paris Jimmy Rose 1949 41-29 Paris Jimmy Rose Bracken Co Jarvis Parsley 1948 48-44 ** Maysville Earle D. Jones Paris Jimmy Rose 1947 34-31 * Maysville Earle D. Jones Brooksville Jarvis Parsley 1946 44-26 Maysville Earle D. Jones Cynthiana Kelly Stanfield 1945 27-21 Maysville Earle D. Jones Cynthiana Kelly Stanfield 1944 43-14 Brooksville Jarvis Parsley Paris Eddie Reynolds 1943 34-32 OT M.M.I. J. Ward Rees Paris Blanton Collier 1942 33-24 Berry Curtis Sanders Maysville Earle D. Jones 1941 30-26 Maysville Earle D. Jones Morgan Richard Guilick 1940 27-25 Brooksville Herman Hale M.M.I. J. Ward Rees 1939 22-14 * Brooksville Herman Hale Paris Blanton Collier 1938 26-25 ** Maysville Earle D. Jones Cynthiana H.D. Ingles 1937 22-20 Maysville Earle D. Jones M.M.I. J. Ward Rees 1936 35-20 Paris Blanton Collier Minerva Bullitt Wilson 1935 17-7 Maysville Earle D. Jones Paris Blanton Collier * State Champion ** State Runnerup
  21. No, Monroe did not play in the Frosh District.
  22. Omar is the best I have seen but I haven't seen every freshman.:lol: Another 10th region sharpshooter is the southpaw from Pendleton County Mason Monroe. He shot 42.5% (17/40) last year in varsity action as an 8th grader. He shoots for a high percentage but does not have a high attempt mainly because he is counted on to get the ball up the floor and set up the offense. When he does shoot them they are usually big time baskets. He hit two big ones in their win over Bryan Station to put them in the lead at 42-40 and one at the end of the 3rd quarter a buzzer beater to put them up 45-40.
  23. Nice game Nate! Sounds like a solid all around performance by the frosh.
  24. Yes 10-8 and out of the 18 games they have played only three of them have been home games. They are truly becoming "Road Warriors".

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