Best Class "B" Shooters

[BBall dominator]

Mathew Belgarde of Dunseith could flat out shoot the ball back in his day I mean the guy could shoot the 3, mid range, the running jumpers, I mean the guy would fade back and hit shots from all over the court.

he was good another sad story of an excellent player just not making good decisions

[ND_Coach]

jay tweed and evan benifeld

Tweed was an amazing shot, he was one of my all time favorites to watch.

Benifeld: It seemed like he never missed, he was exteremly clutch the last minute of the championship game against Bottineau, that little basline jumper to tie it.

An name for some of the older folks, Kent Tesch from Cathay

[sportsmarketing20]

you ever seen charlie taylor from edgeley.   i think he shot 65% from three point range last year. it seemed like he never missed.

[Free Hugs]

Evan Martell

 

[sportsmarketing20]

Evan Martell

 

yeh right!! tell me ur jokin?

[baseball]

Evan Martell

 

yeh right!! tell me ur jokin?

well if its Evan Martell from Wishek then he is obviously joking, but who knows maybe there is a different Evan Martell?

[sportsmarketing20]

Evan Martell

 

yeh right!! tell me ur jokin?

well if its Evan Martell from Wishek then he is obviously joking, but who knows maybe there is a different Evan Martell?

yeh if he's talkin from wishek than he must be on crack!!!

[Free Hugs]

Evan Martell

 

yeh right!! tell me ur jokin?

well if its Evan Martell from Wishek then he is obviously joking, but who knows maybe there is a different Evan Martell?

yeh if he's talkin from wishek than he must be on crack!!!

haha ya there was a little sarcaism there

[chuckles noris]

ADAM BURCKHARD

[Hinsa]

#1, hands down, Steve Blehm. End of discussion. Only real player on his team, defenses double and triple-teamed him, and he still scored 50 a game.

#2 - John Rygg. Quick release, pure shooting form, excellent range. And a pest on defense, too!!!

#3 - Bill McLean, class of '68, Hillsboro. Pure, sweet shooting form, unlimited range, over 50% from field. He played before the 3-point arc was created but he was well behind the arc for many of his shots. And for Ed Beyer to let someone shoot from that far out......well......you know he had to be good!!!!

[BB11]

[user=4266]Hinsa[/user] wrote:

#1, hands down, Steve Blehm. End of discussion. Only real player on his team, defenses double and triple-teamed him, and he still scored 50 a game.

#2 - John Rygg. Quick release, pure shooting form, excellent range. And a pest on defense, too!!!

#3 - Bill McLean, class of '68, Hillsboro. Pure, sweet shooting form, unlimited range, over 50% from field. He played before the 3-point arc was created but he was well behind the arc for many of his shots. And for Ed Beyer to let someone shoot from that far out......well......you know he had to be good!!!!

No Todd Olson??? - Best shot I've seen out of North Dakota. Not desputing your first two - but Olson's got to be in top 3

[Hinsa]

You could convince me on Todd Olson. He was a heckuva shooter. I was just throwing out a name from past years and giving an old schooler some props....

[BB11]

[user=4266]Hinsa[/user] wrote:

You could convince me on Todd Olson. He was a heckuva shooter. I was just throwing out a name from past years and giving an old schooler some props....

Nothing wrong with that - glad you brought up Rygg though - as he should be mentioned with this topic.

[The Schwab]

Steve Sedler

[straightballer]

Austin Dufault. Great shooter. you cant stop him he is 6'7" and shoots the three a a very high percentage. Maybe not the best ever but definately up there.

[fb fan 4 life]

Steve Holen from DLB could flat out shoot the rock. I believe he avg. 30+ a game and still holds the record for most points in a game at MSU. He is from the early 90s.

[burtonman09]

Cory Samson is a great shooter, from Oak grove. this kid can stroke it.

[nadal11]

I'm sorry but if you dont think steve blehm is one of the top 3 shooters of all time, you have to be crazy! Over 3 thousand points! Could shoot from anywhere anytime! You'd had to see him play back in the day.

[Tu-Big]

jay tweed and evan benifeld

Tweed was an amazing shot, he was one of my all time favorites to watch.

Benifeld: It seemed like he never missed, he was exteremly clutch the last minute of the championship game against Bottineau, that little basline jumper to tie it.

An name for some of the older folks, Kent Tesch from Cathay

Benifeld didnt even play the last minutes of the ship, he fouled out earlier in the game.

[BB11]

jay tweed and evan benifeld

Tweed was an amazing shot, he was one of my all time favorites to watch.

Benifeld: It seemed like he never missed, he was exteremly clutch the last minute of the championship game against Bottineau, that little basline jumper to tie it.

An name for some of the older folks, Kent Tesch from Cathay

Benifeld didnt even play the last minutes of the ship, he fouled out earlier in the game.

He fouled out in overtime - he made the last second shot to put the game into overtime.

[7-11]

"Kent Tesch" of Cathay: You dated yourself, so I am now too. He had an amazingly accurate pull up jumper at 15' at the elbow in those long ago games, and was deadly off the pick with his shot. I likened him alot to Steve Blehm from School for the Deaf, and we all know how many points he could score.

[the next coming]

there are alot of great shooters this yr but austin dufault sticks out the most when i hear best shooters, i mean hes 6'8 and not to many 6'8 players can shoot as good as he does

[the next coming]

Austin Dufault. Great shooter. you cant stop him he is 6'7" and shoots the three a a very high percentage. Maybe not the best ever but definately up there.

i agree with that he is a force of his own

[north_border_eagles2106]

there are alot of great shooters this yr but austin dufault sticks out the most when i hear best shooters, i mean hes 6'8 and not to many 6'8 players can shoot as good as he does

That is definitely impressive that with his height he is still able to hit three's the way he does. Is he more of a set shooter or jump shooter, i haven't got to see him play before so I'm not sure. More and more now you see the big guys stepping back to at least mid-range and very often the three point line and confidently hitting the shots. I've also seen a lot of guards 6 ft. and under go down to the post and score effectively, the game is becoming so much more all around now for players it makes it much more fun to watch.

[Luke_J32]

As long as were talking older players I would have to go with Robert Eaglestaff from Fort Yates. I think he is like top 3 in scoring all time and he didn't have a three point line. If there was a Three point line he would have probably would be number one. He went on to play at BYU but then transfered to UND after he had knee troubles, he was amazing I've seen videos of him.