Tates Creek vs. East Jessamine August 19, 2011
Topic: Football

FB11TCEJ

 

Tates Creek  vs.  East Jessamine

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East Jessamine High School

Nicholasville, KY

August 19, 2011

 

Dennis Oxendine scored on an eight yard run with 25 seconds remaining in the game and Jake Ryan added the conversion kick to give Tates Creek a 14-7 victory over East Jessamine.  Tates Creek took the ball on their own 20 yard line with 5:43 left in the game and marched 80 yards for the game winner.  The big play on the drive was a 35 yard completion from Martrell Berry to Keith Denton on the East Jessamine 17 yard line on a third-and-12 play.

East Jessamine’s Cameron Thomas got the Jaguars on the board first with a 35 yard TD run with 10:44 to go in the first quarter.  Luke Prince kicked the extra point.  Tates Creek knotted the score on a one yard run by William Hardin and a conversion kick by Jake Ryan with 2:39 to go in the half.  Cameron Thomas played sparingly in the second half with leg cramps and the Jags also were hampered as Blake Hinkle also suffered from leg cramps.

Tates Creek recorded 10 first downs and 205 yards of total offense.  The Commodores were penalized 10 times for 70 yards lost a fumble, and had a pass intercepted.  East Jessamine recorded 11 first downs and 157 yards of total offense.  The Jaguars were penalized five times for 45 yards, lost a fumble, and had two passes intercepted.

Dennis Oxendine led the Tates Creek ground game with 71 yards and a touchdown on 15 carries.  Casey Grimes carried the ball 12 times for 31 yards.  Martrell Berry completed four of 10 passes for 53 yards with one interception.  Keith Denton caught a 35 yard pass.  Taylor Grimes led the defense with six solo and six assisted tackles.  R.J. Taylor and Austin Yates each intercepted a pass.

Cameron Thomas led the East Jessamine ground game with 119 yards and a touchdown on 16 carries.  Blake Hinkle carried the ball 10 times for 26 yards.  Hayden Tatman led the defense with five solo tackles, five assisted tackles, and a recovered fumble.  Oleh Markovich added three solo and five assisted tackles.  James Russell intercepted a pass.

 

Scoring Summary

 

Tates Creek         0  7  0  7  -  14

East Jessamine    7  0  0  0  -   7

 

EJ – Cameron Thomas 35 yard run (Luke Prince kick)

TC – William Hardin 1 yard run (Jake Ryan kick)

TC – Dennis Oxendine 8 yard run (Jake Ryan kick)

 

Selected Statistics

 

Tates Creek

Rushing                  No.    Yds.   Avg.   Long

Dennis Oxendine    15      71       4.7       27

Casey Grimes        12      31       2.6         7

M. Wilkerson           5      28       5.6       14

Martrell Berry         3       12      4.0         7

William Hardin        2        7       3.5         6

Team                     1        3       3.0         3

 

Passing                A-C-I        Yds.     TD     Long

Martrell Berry     10-4-1       53         0         35

 

Receiving                  No.     Yds.     TD     Long

Keith Denton              1         35         0        35

Tim York                    1         10         0        10

Stefan Joslin               1           5         0          5

Dennis Oxendine         1           3         0         3

 

East Jessamine

Rushing                   No.     Yds.     Avg.    Long

Cameron Thomas    16       119       7.4       35

Blake Hinkle            10         26       2.6       12

Seth Hunt                 7         18       2.6         5

Cody Garrett             5         -2      -0.4         6

Billy Russell              1         -4      -4.0         0

 

Passing              A-C-I    Yds.   TD    Long

Cody Garrett      6-0-2      0        0        0

 

Receiving

None

 

Acknowledgements:

A special thanks to WL Stats for providing the comprehensive statistics for tonight’s game.

 

2011 Rick Bolus Camps
Topic: Basketball

RBC2011

 

Top Rising High School Prospects at the 32^nd Annual Rick Bolus’ High Potential® “Blue-Chip” Basketball Camp® 2011

 

TOP 12

 

Devante Jones  5-9  Sr.  PG  Orr  Chicago, IL

Darryl Hicks  6-3  Jr.  SM  Trinity  Louisville, KY

Xzavier Taylor  6-9  Jr.  C  Morgan Park  Chicago, IL

“Woo” Brown  6-1  Sr.  CG  Madison  Trotwood, OH

Justin Johnson  6-5  So.  CF  Sheldon Clark  Inez, KY

Jauan Akins  6-7  Sr.  WF  North Hardin  Radcliff, KY

Zachariah Garber  6-9  Jr.  C-F  Vanlue  Vanlue, OH

Mike Marietti  6-7  Sr.  C-F  Providence Catholic  New Lennox, IL

Max Clemons  6-4  Sr.  CG  Pleasure Ridge Park  Louisville, KY

Braxton Beverly  5-10  8^th Grade  PG  Perry County Central  Hazard, KY

Yalen Reed  6-2  8^th Grade  WF  Lighthouse Christian  Antioch, KY

Mike Smith  5-9  Jr.  PG  Sayre  Lexington, KY

 

Top Sleeper

 

Darius Lewis  6-10  Jr.  C  Tates Creek  Lexington, KY

 

The second 12, second sleeper, and next 40 best can now be found on the website kyprephoops.com.

Rick Bolus Camp Session 2 July 17-21, 2011 E
Topic: Basketball

JULY 17-21 BLUE-CHIP CAMP PRESS RELEASE

 

6-1 senior, James “Woo” Brown out of Trotwood Madison (OH) was selected the MVP for the July 17-21 “Blue-Chip” Camp at Georgetown College in Georgetown, KY.  The camp’s Runner-Up MVP

was 6-7 senior wing, Jauan Akins from Radcliff North Hardin (KY).  Two Kentuckians shared Best Underclassmen-6-5 sophomore Justin Johnson (Inez Sheldon Clark, KY) and 5-10 8^th grader Braxton Beverly (Hazard Perry Co. Central, KY).  Two other 8^th graders who were selected to the two high school all-star games were 6-2 Yalen Reed (Antioch Lighthouse Christian, TN) and 6-2 Chris Drabo (Louisville Johnson Middle School, KY).  All three 8^th graders (Beverly, Reed and Drabo) are destined for the big time.  High flying A.D. Rogers, a 6-2 senior out of Lilburn Berkmar, GA) was the camp’s Slam Dunk champion.  Rogers also made the Top 20 All-Star game.  Two legitimate sleepers were 6-8 senior, Aaron Murray, who will either attend Louisville Ballard or Eastern (KY) in the fall after being home school last year and 6-3 junior, Randall Pickett out of Louisville Southern, KY.   6-1 senior, Warren Jones (Sandoval, IL); 6-4 senior Jared Dehm (Peoria Richwoods, IL); 5-9 senior point Aaron Edwards (Payson Seymour, IL); 6-7 senior, Justin Warren (Crawfordsville North Montgomery, IN) and 5-10 junior Sean Howard (Indianapolis Lawrence North, IN) also had impressive performances.

The top players in the “Junior Blue-Chip” Division were 6-0 8^th grader, Quentin Goodin of Campbellsville Taylor Co. Middle School (KY); 5-11 8^th grader Brad Hall from Milford Middle School (OH)

and 5-8 8^th grader, Centerius Lyons from Smyrna Rock Springs Middle School (TN). 

 

Around 300 players nationwide attended the July 17-21 session for the 32^nd annual High Potential “Blue-Chip” Camp.

 

Rick Bolus

Camp Director

 

Rick Bolus Camp Session 2 July 17-21, 2011 D
Topic: Basketball

2011RBS2D

 

 

Rick Bolus’ 32^nd High Potential® Blue Chip Basketball Camp®

 

Major Awards

 

The entire list of awards will be on the website kyprephoops.com at a later date.

 

Junior Division

 

Top Sleeper  Nick Koetters  5-10  9^th Grade  Payson Seymour  Payson,  IL

Top Defender (2)  Frank Holtschlag  6-2  9^th Grade  Payson Seymour  Payson, IL

                               Chase Coleman  5-6  8^th Grade  Barrett M.S.  Louisville, KY

Top Rebounder  Matt Wagner  6-1  Fr.  Danville Bate M.S.  Danville, KY

Top Shooter  Preston English  5-5  7^th Grade  Calloway County M.S. Murray, KY

Camp Runner-Up MVP  Quentin Goodin  6-0  8^th Grade  Taylor County M.S.  Campbellsville, KY

Camp MVP  Brad Hall  5-11  8^th Grade  Milford M.S.  Milford, OH

All-Star Game Runner-Up MVP  Calvin Johnson  6-0  Fr.  Shoemaker  Killeen, TX

All-Star Game MVP  Spencer Cline  6-3  8^th Grade  Mason M.S.  Mason, OH

Tournament Runner-Up MVP  Alex Cook  5-7  8^th Grade  Barrett M.S.  Louisville, KY

Tournament MVP  Kyle Fedewa  6-3  8^th Grade  Centerville M.S.  Centerville, OH

 

Senior Division

 

Top Sleeper (2)  D’Jantae McCommons  5-11  Sr.  Carroll  Dayton, OH

                            Randall Pickett  6-3  Jr.  Southern  Louisville, KY

Slam Dunk Champ  Adonai Rogers  6-2  Sr.  Berkmar  Lilburn, GA

Top Defender  Trevor Combs  5-11  Sr.  Perry County Central  Hazard, KY

Top Rebounder  Andy Read  6-4  Sr.  Atherton  Louisville, KY

Top Shooter  Jordan Glaser  5-9  Sr.  Fairmont  Kettering, OH

Top Underclassmen (2)  Justin Johnson  6-5  So.  Sheldon Clark  Inez, KY

                                          Braxton Beverly  5-10  8^th Grade  Perry County Central  Hazard, KY

Camp Runner-Up MVP  Jauan Akins  6-7  Sr.  North Hardin  Radcliff, KY

Camp MVP  James “Woo” Brown  6-1  Sr.  Madison  Trotwood, OH

2^nd All Star Game Runner-Up MVP  Tyler Hopkins  5-10  Jr.  Flagler  Palm Coast, FL

2^nd All Star Game MVP  John O’Bryan  6-3  Sr.  Madison Central  Richmond, KY

Top All Star Game Runner-Up MVP  James “Woo” Brown  6-1  Sr.  Madison  Trotwood, OH

Top All Star Game MVP  Aaron Edwards  5-9  Sr.  Payson Seymour  Payson, IL

Tournament Runner-Up MVP  Jordan Glaser  5-9  Sr.  Fairmont  Kettering, OH

Tournament MVP  John O’Bryan  6-3  Sr.  Madison Central  Richmond, KY

 

 

 

Rick Bolus Camp Session 2 July 17-21, 2011 C
Topic: Basketball

2011RBS2C

 

 

Rick Bolus’ 32^nd High Potential® Blue Chip Basketball Camp®

July 20^th, 2011 All-Star Game

 

Top All-Star Game

 

White Team  Coach Brad Newsome

 

Adam Hendrix  6-6  Sr.  North Hardin Radcliff, KY

Justin Johnson  6-5  So.  Sheldon Clark  Inez, KY

Aaron Murray  6-8  Sr.  Home Schooled  Goshen, KY

“Woo” Brown  6-1  Sr.  Madison  Trotwood, OH

Braxton Beverly  5-10  8^th Grade  Perry County Central  Hazard, KY

Wesley Johnson  6-4  Sr.  Greenwood  Bowling Green, KY

Ta-Rel Franklin  5-5  Sr.  Lutheran East  Cleveland Hts., OH

Adonai Rogers  6-2  Sr.  Berkmar  Lilburn,GA

Darien Johnson  6-0  Sr.  Bradley central  Cleveland, TN

Devon Carter  5-9  Sr.  Northmont  Clayton, OH

 

Gold Team  Coach Sean Taylor

 

Adam Fatkin  6-6  Sr.  Clark County  Winchester, KY

Jauan Akins  6-7  Sr.  North Hardin  Radcliff, KY

Kyle Ritz  6-4  Jr.  Cambridge  Cambridge, OH

Jared Dehm  6-4  Sr.  Richwoods  Peoria, IL

Aaron Edwards  5-9  Sr.  Payson Seymour  Payson, IL

Charlie Rogers Jr.  6-3  Sr.  Clark County  Winchester, KY

Yalen Reed  6-2  8^th Grade  Lighthouse Christian  Antioch, TN

Jeff Larkin  5-10 So.  LaSalle  Cincinnati, OH

Warren Jones  6-1  Sr.  Sandoval  Sandoval, IL

Spencer Shoffner  6-1  Sr.  Oak Ridge  Oak Ridge, TN

 

The “Gold” team utilized a balanced scoring attack to defeat the “White” team by a score of 72-54.  Aaron Edwards was named All-Star Game MVP for the “Gold” Team and scored 10 points and played an excellent floor game.  Jared Dehm, Warren Jones,  and Kyle Ritz added 12, 12, and 10 points respectively.  “Woo” Brown was named All-Star Game Runner-Up MVP for the “White” team and scored 14 points.  Adam Hendrix was a force in the paint and also tallied 14 points.

 

 

Rick Bolus Camp Session 2 July 17-21, 2011 B
Topic: Basketball

2011RBS2B

 

Rick Bolus’ 32^nd High Potential® Blue Chip Basketball Camp®

July 20^th, 2011 All-Star Game

 

2^nd All-Star Game

 

White Team  Coach Michael Hensley

 

Ladarius Watkins  6-4  Jr.  East Hamilton  Chattanooga, TN

Tyler Hopkins  5-10  Jr.  Flagler  Palm Coast, FL

Hunter Sagraves  5-8  Sr.  East Hamilton  Chattanooga, TN

Brandon Goeing  6-0  Sr.  North Bullitt  Shepherdsville, KY

Chris Drabo  6-2  8^th Grade  Johnson M.S.  Louisville, KY

Justin Warren  6-7  Sr.  North Montgomery  Crawfordsville, IN

Alex Hamilton  6-1  Jr.  Breathitt County  Jackson, KY

Brendan McFarlane  6-4 Sr.  Flagler  Palm Coast, FL

Michael Martin  6-5  CF  TBA  Dublin, OH

Jalen Finney  6-4  Sr.  Flint Southwestern  Flint, MI

Alternate

Wesley Dowell  6-5  Sr.  Meade County  Brandenburg, KY

 

Gold Team  Coach Brian Rea

 

Andrew Tillman  6-3  Jr.  Manual  Louisville, KY

Greg Minor  6-0  Sr.  Jeffersontown  Jeffersontown, KY

Taylor Schafer  6-2  So.  Bismarck  Bismarck, ND

Devin Mayfield  5-10  Jr.  Atherton  Louisville, KY

Sean Howard  5-10  Jr.  Lawrence North  Indianapolis, IN

Michael Morgan  6-3  Jr.  Creekwood  Charlotte, TN

John O’Bryan  6-3  Sr.  Madison Central  Richmond, KY

Ben Standiford  6-6  Jr.  Cambridge  Cambridge, OH

Roland Newsome  6-3  Jr.  Yellow Sorings  Yellow Springs, OH

Dominik Shephard  6-5  Sr.  Enterprise  Enterprise, AL

Alternate

Jashaud Fleming  5-11  So.  Union County  Morganfield, KY

 

The “Gold” Team defeated the “White” Team by a score of 63-55.  The All-Star Game MVP from the “Gold” Team was John O’Bryan who scored 17 points.  Jashaud Fleming added 10 points.  Andrew Tillman chipped in with nine points on three three point baskets.  Tyler Hopkins was named All-Star Game Runner-Up MVP from the “White” Team with 11 points including three three point baskets.  Ladarius Watkins added eight points.

 

 

 

Rick Bolus Camp Session 2 July 17-21, 2011 A
Topic: Basketball

2011RBS2A

 

 

Rick Bolus’ 32^nd High Potential® Blue Chip Basketball Camp(R)

July 20^th All-Star Game

 

Junior Division All-Star Game

 

White Team  Coach Youngman

 

Dylan Gaines  5-3  7^th Grade  Moss M.S.  Bowling Green, KY

Dalton Edwards  5-7  9^th Grade  Payson Seymour  Payson, IL

Centerius Lyons  5-8  8^th Grade  Rock Springs M.S. Smyrna, TN

Jamel Howard  6-0  8^th Grade  Winton Hill Acad.  Cincinnati, OH

Trevor Hill  6-0  8^th Grade  Corbin M.S.  Corbin, KY

Zack Kelly  5-10  9^th Grade  Raceland  Raceland, KY

Corey Stearns  6-1  8^th Grade  Wayne County  Monticello, KY

Donovan Morris  5-9  8^th Grade  Saints Peter & Paul  Lexington, KY

A.J. Youngman  6-0  7^th Grade  Greenup County  Greenup, KY

Spencer Cline  6-3  8^th Grade  Mason M.S.  Mason, KY

Alternate

Jorden Andersen  5-11  8^th Grade  Fairfield M.S.  Fairfield, OH

 

Gold Team  Coach Anderson

 

Javion Kinnison  5-8  9^th Grade  Central  Louisville, KY

Chase Parsley  5-5  9^th Grade  Sheldon Clark  Inez, KY

Quentin Goodin  6-0  8^th Grade  Taylor County M.S.  Campbellsville, KY

Brad Hall  5-11  8^th Grade  Milford M.S.  Milford, OH

Zack Stephenson  6-2  9^th  White County M.S.  Sparta, TN

Calvin Johnson  6-0  9^th  Shoemaker  Killeen, TX

Jerricho Propes  5-11  8^th Grade  Casey County M.S.  Liberty, KY

Kris Johnson  5-10  8^th Grade  Fairfield M.S.  Fairfield,OH

Gabe Fillman  6-2  9^th Grade  Catholic  Owensboro, KY

Nick Bennett  6-3  8^th Grade  Milford M.S.  Milford, OH

Alternate

Alec Enis  5-3  8^th Grade  Mason M.S.  Mason,OH

 

The “White” team defeated the “Gold” team by a score of 32-22.  Spencer Cline was named All-Star Game MVP for the “White” team and scored six points.  A.J. Youngman also scored six points on two long three point baskets.  Centerius Lyons and Trevor Hill led five points each.  Calvin Johnson was named Runner-Up All-Star Game MVP for the “Gold” team and scored six points.  Brad Hall added four points.

Rick Bolus Camp Session 2 July 17-21, 2011
Topic: Basketball

2011RB2A

 

 

Rick Bolus Camp Session 2 July 17-21, 2011

 

Several players made early impressions at camp this week.

 

High School Division

Justin Johnson – 6-5 Soph. Inez/Sheldon Clark, KY – Very solid performer will be one of the top sophs in the state.

James “Woo” Brown – 6-1 Sr. Trotwood/Madison OH – Quick athletic wing, electrifying performer.

Jauan Akins – 6-7 Sr. Radcliff/North Hardin, KY – Impressive wing player.

Adam Hendrix – 6-6 Sr. Radcliff/North Hardin, KY – Physical player with great post moves.

JoeBob Charles – 6-4 Soph. Ellijay/Gilmer, GA – Versatile wing player.

Randall Pickett – 6-3 Jr. Louisville/Southern, KY – Athletic 2-guard.

Aaron Murray – 6-8 Sr. Goshen/Home Schooled, KY – Good sized project with good potential.

Sam Sergeant – 5-11 Soph. Owensboro/Apollo, KY – Cerebral point guard.

Braxton Beverly – 5-10 8^th grader Hazard/Perry County Central, KY – Playing “up” a division, guard is a future star with impressive varsity season last year as a 7^th grader.

Adam Fatkin – 6-6 Sr. Winchester/Clark County, KY – Size, skill, nice “4” man.

Charlie Rogers Jr. – 6-3 Sr. Winchester/Clark County, KY – Strong, good all-around skills.

Darien Johnson – 6-0 Sr. Cleveland/Bradley Central, TN – Great “on ball” defender with point guard skills.

Wesley Johnson – 6-4 Sr. Bowling Green/Greenwood, KY – Athletic lefty, skilled perimeter player.

Spencer Shoffner – 6-1 Sr. Oak Ridge, TN – “Sleeper”, wing scorer, athletic, strong jumper.

Darrin Martin – 5-11 Sr. Radcliff/North Hardin, KY – Strong point guard, good skills.

Jared Dehm – 6-4 Sr. Peoria/Richwoods, IL – Versatile/perimeter player/rebounder.

Jeff Larkin – 5-10 Soph. Cincinnati/LaSalle, OH – Young skilled guard, plays like a veteran.

Adonai Rogers – 6-2 Sr. Lilburn/Berkmar, GA – Athletic leaper.

Brandon Goeing – 6-0 Sr. Shepherdsville/North Bullitt, KY – Impressive guard with high basketball IQ.

 

Junior Division

Yealen Reed – 6-2 8^th grader Antioch/Lighthouse Christian, TN – Impressive young talent future looks bright.

Centerius Lyons – 5-8 8^th grader Smyrna/Rock Spring M.S., TN – Another impressive player with stardom in future.

Quentin Goodin – 6-0 8^th grader Campbellsville/Taylor County M.S. – Good hoop bloodline, great potential.

A.J. Youngman – 6-0 7^th grader Greenup/Greenup County, KY – Young with great potential.

Chase Coleman – 5-6 8^th grader Louisville/Barrett M.S.,KY – Quick point guard.

Spencer Cline – 6-3 8^th grader Mason/Mason M.S., OH – Size with potential.

 

I apologize for any misspelled names as this info comes from the preliminary roster.

Rick Bolus Basketball Camp Boys Session 1 & Girls Mini-Camp
Topic: Basketball

Devante Jones, a 5-9 senior sleeper out of Chicago Orr (IL), was named the MVP at the recent 32 annual High Potential/Blue-Chip Camp’s first session (June 26-30) last week at Georgetown College (KY)- Jones was also the Camp’s Slam-Dunk Champion.  Another Illinois player, 6-7 banging senior Mike Marietti out of New Lenox Providence Catholic, was selected the camp’s Runner-Up MVP.  Two players shared the Top Underclassman Award-6-3 junior Darryl Hicks (Louisville Trinity, KY) and 6-9 junior Xzavier Taylor (Chicago Morgan Park, IL).  Both Hicks and Taylor are considered among the top 100 rising juniors in America for their class.  Another impressive senior who lit up the scoreboard was Chad Clemons, a 6-4 senior out of Louisville PRP (KY).  The top sleepers at camp were 6-9 junior Zachariah Garber (Vanlue, OH) and 6-7 senior Brian Stone (Shelbyville Shelby Co., KY).  Mike Smith, a 5-9 junior playmaker out of Lexington Sayre (KY) was by far the camp’s top point guard.  An impressive athlete was 6-1 senior Dayvohn Braxton (Indianapolis Lawrence North, IN) and the camp’s top shooter was 6-2 junior David Levitch (Goshen North Oldham, KY).  300 players nationwide attended the June 26-30 session.  The final session for the High Potential/Blue-Chip Camp will be held July 17-21 at Georgetown College (KY).

 

On the girls side of the camp which was held July 1-2 at Georgetown College (KY), 6-3 senior Shelbi Chandler out of Indianapolis Pike, IN was tabbed the MVP for the High Potential Basketball Showcase Mini Camp.  Chandler recently committed to the University of Cincinnati.  Two players shared the camp’s Runner-Up MVP-5-11 junior Aareon Smith (Louisville Butler, KY) and 5-9 junior Makayla Williams (Raleigh Wakefield, NC).  Smith was also selected the camp’s Top Underclassman.  Other impressive  upper class players were:

 

Ivy Brown                   6-0/So Hodgenville LaRue Co., KY

Nakhyla Powell       5-8/Sr  Dubuque Senior, IA

Caroline Smith         5-8/Sr  Cleveland Bradley Central, TN

Jazmine Smith         5-6/Sr   Indianapolis Pike, IN

Katelyn Smith          5-9/Sr   Hazard Perry Co. Central, KY

 

Three rising stars who stood out were 6-0 eighth grader Justus Martin (Shelbyville Shelby Co., KY), 6-1 freshman Morgan Turner (Brandenburg Meade Co., KY) and 5-9 seventh grader Myah Pace (Shelbyville Shelby West Middle School, KY).  150 players were in attendance from over a dozen states for this camp.

 

Rick Bolus

Camp Director

 

2011 Rick Bolus Girls Mini-Camp July 1-2, 2011
Topic: Basketball

2011RBMC3

 

 

There were so many girls that impressed at this year’s camp.  Many were honored with all star selections and/or other awards.  However many others impressed with their skill, attitude, and work ethic.  It is virtually impossible to mention everyone but here are a few that made an impression on me.

 

Megan Ausdran  5-11  12^th  Chattanooga  Baylor, TN  Megan impressed with her defensive intensity  which allowed her to effectively defend larger girls in the paint.  She also has the ability to score off her jump shot.  Megan works hard and understands the game.

Taylor Mynear  5-9  12^th  Lexington Lafayette, KY  Solid player who does a little bit of everything.  Taylor has range on her shot and will battle in the paint.

Tiffany Berryman  5-3 7^th San Ramon Pine Valley M.S., CA   Scores both off the drive and with her jump shot and is very coachable.

Anovia Byars  5-8 8^th   Paris  Paris, KY  Anovia has a big upside and plays a very tough summer schedule which will serve her well in the future.

Mikkah Hignite  5-7  11^th  Warsaw  Gallatin County, KY  Solid player who makes people around her better.

Krystaline McCune  6-3  8^th  Louisville  Ramsey M.S., KY  Young with great size and has ability to be special.

Natalie Collins  5-8  7^th  Louisville Ramsey M.S., KY  Another young player who plays tough summer schedule and has a bright future.

Alexis McFarland  5-0  11^th  Sellersburg  Silver Creek, IN  Don’t let her size fool you.  She has a big heart and is a competitor.

Lexee Wilson  5-8 12^th Munfordville  Hart County, KY  Lexee is a hard worker who has steadily improved and is a competitor.

Alexis Brewer  5-10  9^th  Hodgenville  LaRue County, KY  Alexis was in attendance but unable to play due to a back injury.  One of the top young players in the state.  Alexis has a high revving motor and will return from her injury with a vengence.

Katie Douglas  5-9  11^th  Liberty  Casey County, KY  Katie is coming back from an injury but has the skills, determination, and work ethic to have a good season this year.

 

There was a good mixture of veterans and young talent at this camp and while talent impresses I was more impressed with the players work ethic, attitude, and eagerness to learn and improve their game.