John Hardin wing Mickey Pearson, who picked up a Division-I offer from Lipscomb earlier in the week, blocked a fadeaway 3-pointer by St. Xavier forward Pierce Kiesler at the buzzer to preserve the West’s comeback win.
The 6-10 Nunge, an Iowa recruit, had his way inside against the Juniors. Overall, the All-Stars outscored the Juniors 72-20 on points in the paint. The All-Stars outrebounded the Juniors by 30.
Aiton has joined forces with Memorial High graduate Adam Eberhard – a longtime friend who plays for the Eagles’ rival in Bellarmine – in coaching the Pocket City AAU 15-and-under team.
Evansville Courier & Press Harrison rising senior Robin Duncan continues to receive Division I looks with Kent State being the latest to make an offer. Kent State, which made the NCAA tournament this past season after winning the Mid-American Conference tournament, is the sixth school to offer Duncan. The others are Vermont, Tennessee-Martin, Ball State…
This week’s Starting Five are five players in the 2019 class, regardless of current recruited level, taking a step up in their game.
This week’s Starting Five are five players in the 2018 class, regardless of current recruited level, taking a step up in their game.
PrepHoops.com continues to keep an eye on Class of 2019 G Cade Cunningham (Madisonville-North Hopkins). Competing with Pocket City AAU, Cade contributes each game.
“Cade is having a big AAU”
Guys like Triston Wilkinson and Lathan Falls are on this list because regardless of the position we list them as, they can play many spots on the floor. Wilkinson is 6’3 but really he plays tall and could defend anyone from a point guard to an undersized power forward.
The 5’11 guard has the gritty nature to his game that really makes him fun to watch and effective on both ends of the floor. Chinn has a shorter frame but already has the strength to be tough on the defensive end.
(2018 Luke Gohmann of Floyd Central mentioned)
The class of 2018 is starting to get heated up with a long and productive spring. Now is a good time to breakdown the class as they prepare for their key summer. Over the next week, we will be doing a series of Top 10’s, a list of the best at each category for the class of 2018.