District 15 top players
New Town: Headdress,Lebeau, Overlie, and Baker
Watford City: Ewing and Homiston
White Shield: White and Fox
NSP: both Andes
Parshall: Moran
Mandaree: Chase
Superfly wrote:I’ll comment on region 2
Thompson-Schwabe, Hughes, Overby, Hegg, any one of these can lead the team
HCV-Henningsgard,Reed
PR/FL-A.Zavalney, Jehlica
MM-Schuster, Waslow
NB-Greendahl
HN-Thorsgard, Konschak
Mayville-Hanson
Grafton-Nieman, Albrecht
Cavalier-A.Carrier, C.Carrier, Henke
Larimore-Tupa
Edger wrote:winner-within wrote:I think a lot of this is aimed at the Better "offensive" players....
I think your right.
Also, one player that is being overlooked simply because its a rebuilding year for Parshall, is Billy Moran. I will even go as far as saying he is the best 2-way player in Region 8.
ND Sports Fan wrote:Edger wrote:winner-within wrote:I think a lot of this is aimed at the Better "offensive" players....
I think your right.
Also, one player that is being overlooked simply because its a rebuilding year for Parshall, is Billy Moran. I will even go as far as saying he is the best 2-way player in Region 8.
This is a great point. Do quality players on struggling teams get overlooked because their team isn't winning? It is easy to see the best players on the best teams, true talent evaluations see talent on poor teams as well. Post season awards tend to go this way also.
Are there more "Billy Moran's" out there?
packers21 wrote:ND Sports Fan wrote:Edger wrote:winner-within wrote:I think a lot of this is aimed at the Better "offensive" players....
I think your right.
Also, one player that is being overlooked simply because its a rebuilding year for Parshall, is Billy Moran. I will even go as far as saying he is the best 2-way player in Region 8.
This is a great point. Do quality players on struggling teams get overlooked because their team isn't winning? It is easy to see the best players on the best teams, true talent evaluations see talent on poor teams as well. Post season awards tend to go this way also.
Are there more "Billy Moran's" out there?
If you're a stud on a bad team you will get the recognition you deserve, winning deserves to be rewarded-if its a close call between someone on a bad team and a 2/3 kid on a good team, I would always give the nod to the better team. To be on a successful team many times kids have to give up shots for the benefit of the team. You want more postseason recognition get into the gym and weight-room with your buddies in the offseason.
ND Sports Fan wrote:packers21 wrote:ND Sports Fan wrote:Edger wrote:winner-within wrote:I think a lot of this is aimed at the Better "offensive" players....
I think your right.
Also, one player that is being overlooked simply because its a rebuilding year for Parshall, is Billy Moran. I will even go as far as saying he is the best 2-way player in Region 8.
This is a great point. Do quality players on struggling teams get overlooked because their team isn't winning? It is easy to see the best players on the best teams, true talent evaluations see talent on poor teams as well. Post season awards tend to go this way also.
Are there more "Billy Moran's" out there?
If you're a stud on a bad team you will get the recognition you deserve, winning deserves to be rewarded-if its a close call between someone on a bad team and a 2/3 kid on a good team, I would always give the nod to the better team. To be on a successful team many times kids have to give up shots for the benefit of the team. You want more postseason recognition get into the gym and weight-room with your buddies in the offseason.
Agree
Flying Wallenda wrote:Edger wrote:Flying Wallenda wrote:Edger wrote:Flying Wallenda wrote:Edger wrote:Sniper wrote:Region 5: Trapper Jacobs TLMM
True, Trapper Jacobs is the best player in region 5!
Has he learned what a good shot looks like? Piles of contested and anti-aircraft 30 foot 3's in the state tourney last year -
?? Wow. Give him some credit. He was a sophomore that led his team to state last year and did whatever he could for a small school with a short bench.
No disrespect - haven’t seen him play this year. He forced a lot in the state last year - simply wondering if he’s letting the offense come to him this year. Don’t get bent out of shape.
Comments like that about a great player does bend me out of shape. That's not what this thread is about.
Relax. He's a young kid. How many 16 year olds know what a good shot is in relation to the game clock, shot clock, game situation, score, momentum, etc? What I wish I would have said is, has he grown as a player? Is he improved? Is he letting the offense come to him as opposed to forcing offense? You're taking this as an attack on the kid. Not so.
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