Since I probably won't have time to be posting tomorrow night after the long day of games I'm going to do my predictions for day two of the state tournament a couple days early. I'll only be doing the semi final games of D4 and D2 because we don't know who will be playing in the D1 semis yet.
D4 Predictions
Suring over Luck- Suring was here a year ago and return a good amount of last years players including star point guard Josh Regal.
Eleva Strum over Randolph- This may finally be the year that Eleva is able to take down Randolph. Randolph has the height advantage as always but, are a younger team then years past and lack that true go to player that can take the game over. Eleva is a senior dominated team that has been here and against Randolph in years past.
D2 Predictions
Plymouth over Adams Friendship- Plymouth is a very long and lanky team with some very good guard play that should be able to handle the Adams 1-3-1 defense. Adams is a team that has had a so so year and has gotten hot at the right time but, I think that hot streak will end here.
Monroe over New Berlin Eisenhower- Monroe are the defending champs and have it all. A pair of very good guards and a pair of very good big men who were all starters a year ago on the team. Eisenhower is another team that are riding the momentum wave and i think that will end here, the same as Adams.
Well theres day two picks outside of the D1 semis. Hopefully tomorrow I'll make some kind of appearance just to give some thoughts on the games.
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
Tuesday, March 4, 2008
State Day 1 Predictions
With state two days away excitement is in the air on wishoops. Day one starts out with two games of division three and concludes with four division one games.
D3 Predictions
Iola Scandinavia over Eau Claire Regis- Regis likes to play zone and IS likes to shoot the three. This basically means that if IS shoots the three well they will win and with high scoring Michael Griffin, IS should be able to shoot their way to victory.
Whitefish Bay Dominican over Lacrosse Aquinas- One of the best match ups at state. Winner of this game should win state. Aquinas guard Jimmy Whitehead matches up against the big three of Dominican in Kwamain Mitchell, JD Wise, and Jerrel Harris, with Dominican with a big advantage. In the post Aquinas has the advantage with Lucas Morrissey, Zach Rickaway, and Michael Hanson who should all have good games. In the end Dominican will just have too much star power for Aquinas. Should be a very fast paced game that should be very fun to watch.
D1 Predictions
Madison Memorial over Lake Geneva Badger- Badger shoots the three really well but Memorial is just took quick for Badger and should force them into multiple turnovers. Not too mention Jeronne Maymon is a beast on the inside and should dominate.
Germantown over Oshkosh West- This will be a great matchup of big men but, the difference will be guard play and Germantown's Rick Bowers will be the best guard on the floor.
Bay Port over Brookfield Central- Honestly don't know much about either team but Bay Port has had the better record and beat better teams on their way to state so I take them.
Wauwatosa East over Eau Claire North- North has a huge height advantage with 6'11 Evan Anderson and 6'7 Tyler Brown but, Tosa has a huge athleticism advantage which gives them the win in this one.
Well theres day one. Day two will follow tomorrow.
D3 Predictions
Iola Scandinavia over Eau Claire Regis- Regis likes to play zone and IS likes to shoot the three. This basically means that if IS shoots the three well they will win and with high scoring Michael Griffin, IS should be able to shoot their way to victory.
Whitefish Bay Dominican over Lacrosse Aquinas- One of the best match ups at state. Winner of this game should win state. Aquinas guard Jimmy Whitehead matches up against the big three of Dominican in Kwamain Mitchell, JD Wise, and Jerrel Harris, with Dominican with a big advantage. In the post Aquinas has the advantage with Lucas Morrissey, Zach Rickaway, and Michael Hanson who should all have good games. In the end Dominican will just have too much star power for Aquinas. Should be a very fast paced game that should be very fun to watch.
D1 Predictions
Madison Memorial over Lake Geneva Badger- Badger shoots the three really well but Memorial is just took quick for Badger and should force them into multiple turnovers. Not too mention Jeronne Maymon is a beast on the inside and should dominate.
Germantown over Oshkosh West- This will be a great matchup of big men but, the difference will be guard play and Germantown's Rick Bowers will be the best guard on the floor.
Bay Port over Brookfield Central- Honestly don't know much about either team but Bay Port has had the better record and beat better teams on their way to state so I take them.
Wauwatosa East over Eau Claire North- North has a huge height advantage with 6'11 Evan Anderson and 6'7 Tyler Brown but, Tosa has a huge athleticism advantage which gives them the win in this one.
Well theres day one. Day two will follow tomorrow.
Saturday, March 1, 2008
Aquinas Dominates On Way To State
In the Baraboo Division three sectional final Lacrosse Aquinas defeated Cuba City 64-35, in a game in which Aquinas dominated from the jump on. This game was essentially over mid way through the first quarter. At about the four minute mark with Aquinas already in a comfortable lead, Cuba City star Evan Richard penetrate to the hoop and lost his footing causing him to fall and smoke his head on the ground. Blood was everywhere and Richard laid on the floor for about five minutes and then was helped off the court, never to be seen near the court again. From what I heard after the game, it appeared that Richard was taken to the nearby hospital for further examination. Despite the injury occurring in the first quarter, it seemed that Cuba City could never recover from that point on.
Throughout the entire game Aquinas was able to play some high pressure defense to force Cuba City into turnovers and were able to deny the ball from the post, which seemed to be where Cuba was looking to get the ball early on. In the first half Aquinas was carried offensively by the three point shooting of forwards Lucas Morrissey and Michael Hanson, teamed with some back door cuts by Sam Pederson, which gave him some wide open layups. In the second half that same pressure defense continued and Cuba gave up trying to get the ball to the inside. Cuba City came out in a 1-3-1 zone defense that seemed to confuse Aquinas for about two possessions until the were able to find Hanson on a back door cut that resulted in an ally oop dunk and Cuba City went back to man to man defense for the remained of the game. Jimmy Whitehead was able to do most of his scoring in the second half by getting inside and scoring.
For Cuba City it didn't seem that they could do anything right. Threes weren't dropping, they couldn't get by the Aquinas defenders, and when they tried to pass the ball inside, it was stolen the majority of the time. Aquinas was far more athletic and quicker in every aspect of the game. Cuba's best offense seem to be either Tranel just putting their head down and just driving to the hoop. For the second half of the game Cuba City was just throwing up wild shots that weren't even coming close.
Scoring Breakdown
Lacrosse Aquinas 64- Morrissey 14 Whitehead 13 Pederson 10 Hanson 8 Zach Rickaway 8 Kirk Nicklaus 5 John Ruff 4 Tony Favre 2 Nick Thimis 0 Michael Balduzzi 0 Barrett Hebel 0 Andrew Schroeder 0 Booby Kachel 0
Cuba City 35- J Tranel 12 Ben Pickel 7 D Tranel 6 Jake Meckstroth 6 Joe Schweigert 4 Shane Morrissey 0 Kyle Kaiser 0 Richard 0 Wells Kaiser 0 Justin Alt 0 Brandon Stecklein 0
In tonight's game I was extremely impressed with Aquinas. This team may be even better then last years team that everyone thought couldn't be beaten. The run the court just as well as last year and they look to get the ball inside a lot more then last years team, which may be a plus because last year when Aquinas wasn't able to get out and run, they would look lost in the half court offense at times. Division three should really be a fun state tournament to watch, with Whitefish Bay Dominican, Iola Scandenavia, and Eau Claire Regis joining Aquinas at state.
Throughout the entire game Aquinas was able to play some high pressure defense to force Cuba City into turnovers and were able to deny the ball from the post, which seemed to be where Cuba was looking to get the ball early on. In the first half Aquinas was carried offensively by the three point shooting of forwards Lucas Morrissey and Michael Hanson, teamed with some back door cuts by Sam Pederson, which gave him some wide open layups. In the second half that same pressure defense continued and Cuba gave up trying to get the ball to the inside. Cuba City came out in a 1-3-1 zone defense that seemed to confuse Aquinas for about two possessions until the were able to find Hanson on a back door cut that resulted in an ally oop dunk and Cuba City went back to man to man defense for the remained of the game. Jimmy Whitehead was able to do most of his scoring in the second half by getting inside and scoring.
For Cuba City it didn't seem that they could do anything right. Threes weren't dropping, they couldn't get by the Aquinas defenders, and when they tried to pass the ball inside, it was stolen the majority of the time. Aquinas was far more athletic and quicker in every aspect of the game. Cuba's best offense seem to be either Tranel just putting their head down and just driving to the hoop. For the second half of the game Cuba City was just throwing up wild shots that weren't even coming close.
Scoring Breakdown
Lacrosse Aquinas 64- Morrissey 14 Whitehead 13 Pederson 10 Hanson 8 Zach Rickaway 8 Kirk Nicklaus 5 John Ruff 4 Tony Favre 2 Nick Thimis 0 Michael Balduzzi 0 Barrett Hebel 0 Andrew Schroeder 0 Booby Kachel 0
Cuba City 35- J Tranel 12 Ben Pickel 7 D Tranel 6 Jake Meckstroth 6 Joe Schweigert 4 Shane Morrissey 0 Kyle Kaiser 0 Richard 0 Wells Kaiser 0 Justin Alt 0 Brandon Stecklein 0
In tonight's game I was extremely impressed with Aquinas. This team may be even better then last years team that everyone thought couldn't be beaten. The run the court just as well as last year and they look to get the ball inside a lot more then last years team, which may be a plus because last year when Aquinas wasn't able to get out and run, they would look lost in the half court offense at times. Division three should really be a fun state tournament to watch, with Whitefish Bay Dominican, Iola Scandenavia, and Eau Claire Regis joining Aquinas at state.
Thursday, February 28, 2008
D3 and D4 Sectional Predictions
Well tomorrow night D3 and D4 sectional games will begin tomorrow night and here are my predictions for those games.
D3 Sectionals
Eau Claire Sectional
Hurley over Webster- Battle test Hurley should win this one
Eau Claire Regis over Fall Creek- Regis has the height advantage and has beaten Creek twice already this year
Eau Claire Regis over Hurley- Regis has faced tougher competition all year and has a height advantage
Ashwaubenon Sectional
Iola Scandinavia over Crivitz- IS will finally make the break through to the sectional final
Laconia over Manitowoc Roncalli- Laconia has the advantage with 6'5 Kieran Weed
Laconia over Iola Scandinavia- Weed will once again be the difference in this game
Baraboo Sectional
Lacrosse Aquinas over Pardeeville- Aquinas has a huge athleticism advantage in this one and should dominate
Cuba City over Iowa-Grant- Cuba City has too many sharpshooters for IG
Lacrosse Aquinas over Cuba City- Aquinas using athleticism to their advantage again
West Allis Central Sectional
Whitefish Bay Dominican over Oostburg- Dominican has the speed and quickness advantage
Racine St Catherines over Marshall- Marshall's luck runs out
Whitefish Bay Dominican over Racine St Catherines- Dominican has the star advantage in this one
D4 Sectionals
Spooner Sectional
Mellen over Drummond- Drummonds upsets will end in this game
Luck over Thorp- Luck has had a great season and it won't end here
Luck over Mellen- Luck continues great season
Appleton Sectional
Suring over Bowler- Suring has too many weapons
Marshfield Columbus Catholic over Hilbert- MCC has had the better season and Hilbert is not the Hilbert of old
Suring over Marshfield Columbus Catholic- Suring is undefeated and was at state a year ago
Onalaska Sectional
Eleva Strum over New Lisbon- Eleva has been killing everyone in the playoffs
Barneveld over Seneca- Barneveld has faced tougher competition all year long
Eleva Strum over Barneveld- Once again Eleva has been dominating
Fort Atkinson
Benton over Burlington Catholic Central- Benton is undefeated and should use their quickness to win this one
Randolph over Sheboygan County Christian- Randolph is Randolph no need to say more
Randolph over Benton- Once again its Randolph, so easy pick
This is my D3 and D4 predictions. Tomorrow should be a great day of basketball that I'm going to be missing out on due to the fact that I have to work late tomorrow but, hopefully I'll catch at least one game Saturday night.
D3 Sectionals
Eau Claire Sectional
Hurley over Webster- Battle test Hurley should win this one
Eau Claire Regis over Fall Creek- Regis has the height advantage and has beaten Creek twice already this year
Eau Claire Regis over Hurley- Regis has faced tougher competition all year and has a height advantage
Ashwaubenon Sectional
Iola Scandinavia over Crivitz- IS will finally make the break through to the sectional final
Laconia over Manitowoc Roncalli- Laconia has the advantage with 6'5 Kieran Weed
Laconia over Iola Scandinavia- Weed will once again be the difference in this game
Baraboo Sectional
Lacrosse Aquinas over Pardeeville- Aquinas has a huge athleticism advantage in this one and should dominate
Cuba City over Iowa-Grant- Cuba City has too many sharpshooters for IG
Lacrosse Aquinas over Cuba City- Aquinas using athleticism to their advantage again
West Allis Central Sectional
Whitefish Bay Dominican over Oostburg- Dominican has the speed and quickness advantage
Racine St Catherines over Marshall- Marshall's luck runs out
Whitefish Bay Dominican over Racine St Catherines- Dominican has the star advantage in this one
D4 Sectionals
Spooner Sectional
Mellen over Drummond- Drummonds upsets will end in this game
Luck over Thorp- Luck has had a great season and it won't end here
Luck over Mellen- Luck continues great season
Appleton Sectional
Suring over Bowler- Suring has too many weapons
Marshfield Columbus Catholic over Hilbert- MCC has had the better season and Hilbert is not the Hilbert of old
Suring over Marshfield Columbus Catholic- Suring is undefeated and was at state a year ago
Onalaska Sectional
Eleva Strum over New Lisbon- Eleva has been killing everyone in the playoffs
Barneveld over Seneca- Barneveld has faced tougher competition all year long
Eleva Strum over Barneveld- Once again Eleva has been dominating
Fort Atkinson
Benton over Burlington Catholic Central- Benton is undefeated and should use their quickness to win this one
Randolph over Sheboygan County Christian- Randolph is Randolph no need to say more
Randolph over Benton- Once again its Randolph, so easy pick
This is my D3 and D4 predictions. Tomorrow should be a great day of basketball that I'm going to be missing out on due to the fact that I have to work late tomorrow but, hopefully I'll catch at least one game Saturday night.
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
D1 and D2 Sectional Predictions
Well this is the second time I've done these predictions. I some how managed to delete everything I had typed the first time around, so I'm now retyping everything.
Middleton Sectional
Madison Memorial over Watertown- Memorial too many athletes for Watertown
Waunakee over Madison Lafollette- Waunakee too much height and too good of defense
Madison Memorial over Waunakee- Once again too many athletes
Elkhorn Sectional
Verona over Elkhorn- Verona wins by pounding it inside to Jason Ziemer
Janesville Craig over Badger- Craig plays great D and is peaking at the right time
Janesville Craig over Verona- Craig has the height and defense to keep Verona out of the inside
Oshkosh Sectional
Sheboygan North over Oshkosh West- West isn't the same team that won back to back championships
Stevens Point over Oshkosh North- Jake Gollon uses versatility to dominate
Sheboygan North over Stevens Point- North has been winning all year long and this game should be no different
Milwaukee #1 Sectional
Germantown over Hamilton Sussex- Germantowns height will just be too much
Milwaukee Vincent over Kettle Moraine- Vincent has too many weapons
Milwaukee Vincent over Germantown- Vincent is just too athletic
Green Bay Sectional
Ashwaubenon over Bay Port- Ash is a little more battle tested
Appleton East over Kaukana- Just too tough to beat a team like East three times
Appleton East over Ashwaubenon- East proves why they were the preseason #1
Racine Horlick Sectional
Racine Horlick over West Allis Hale- Wilson will have a big game
Brookfield Central over Racine Case- BC is a proven team that has been here before
Racine Horlick over Brookfield Central- Wilson will carry Horlick to state
Marshfield Sectional
Eau Claire North over Menomonie- North will use their height advantage to win
Wausau East over Wausau West- Experience gives East the edge
Wausau East over Eau Claire North- Experience and Fischer should take East back to state
Milwaukee #2 Sectional
Milwaukee Washington over Milwaukee King- Washington has already beaten King once and should do it again
Wauwatosa East over Milwaukee Custer- East just has too many weapons for Custer
Milwaukee Washington over Wauwatosa East- 6'8 Washington Center Davis should be the difference in this one
D2 Sectional Predictions
Menomonie Sectional
Spooner over Barron- Spooner was here a year ago and should be able to move on
Adams Friendship over Medford- AF's defense is just too good
Adams Friendship over Spooner- AF's 1-3-1 should carry them to state
Green Bay Sectional
Marinette over Valders- Valders is missing their best player and Marinette is very good
Waupun over Plymouth- Waupun is too good to be beaten three times
Waupun over Marinette- Waupun's three point shooting should carry them to state
Sun Praire Sectional
Monroe over Wisconsin Dells- Monroe has a versatile big man in Cates who should be the difference
East Troy over Madison Edgewood- East Troy's three point shooting will be too much for Edgewood
Monroe over East Troy- Monroe's experience gives them the advantage in this three point shootout
Germantown Sectional
New Berlin Eisenhower over Slinger- Ike is peaking at the right time and should be able to upset Slinger
Brown Deer over Milwaukee North- North is only here because they had a weak regional
Brown Deer over New Berlin Eisenhower- BD has the athletic advantage in this one
There are my predictions. Tomorrow I will be doing the predictions for division three and four sectionals. Should be a great weekend leading up to the state tournament championships.
Middleton Sectional
Madison Memorial over Watertown- Memorial too many athletes for Watertown
Waunakee over Madison Lafollette- Waunakee too much height and too good of defense
Madison Memorial over Waunakee- Once again too many athletes
Elkhorn Sectional
Verona over Elkhorn- Verona wins by pounding it inside to Jason Ziemer
Janesville Craig over Badger- Craig plays great D and is peaking at the right time
Janesville Craig over Verona- Craig has the height and defense to keep Verona out of the inside
Oshkosh Sectional
Sheboygan North over Oshkosh West- West isn't the same team that won back to back championships
Stevens Point over Oshkosh North- Jake Gollon uses versatility to dominate
Sheboygan North over Stevens Point- North has been winning all year long and this game should be no different
Milwaukee #1 Sectional
Germantown over Hamilton Sussex- Germantowns height will just be too much
Milwaukee Vincent over Kettle Moraine- Vincent has too many weapons
Milwaukee Vincent over Germantown- Vincent is just too athletic
Green Bay Sectional
Ashwaubenon over Bay Port- Ash is a little more battle tested
Appleton East over Kaukana- Just too tough to beat a team like East three times
Appleton East over Ashwaubenon- East proves why they were the preseason #1
Racine Horlick Sectional
Racine Horlick over West Allis Hale- Wilson will have a big game
Brookfield Central over Racine Case- BC is a proven team that has been here before
Racine Horlick over Brookfield Central- Wilson will carry Horlick to state
Marshfield Sectional
Eau Claire North over Menomonie- North will use their height advantage to win
Wausau East over Wausau West- Experience gives East the edge
Wausau East over Eau Claire North- Experience and Fischer should take East back to state
Milwaukee #2 Sectional
Milwaukee Washington over Milwaukee King- Washington has already beaten King once and should do it again
Wauwatosa East over Milwaukee Custer- East just has too many weapons for Custer
Milwaukee Washington over Wauwatosa East- 6'8 Washington Center Davis should be the difference in this one
D2 Sectional Predictions
Menomonie Sectional
Spooner over Barron- Spooner was here a year ago and should be able to move on
Adams Friendship over Medford- AF's defense is just too good
Adams Friendship over Spooner- AF's 1-3-1 should carry them to state
Green Bay Sectional
Marinette over Valders- Valders is missing their best player and Marinette is very good
Waupun over Plymouth- Waupun is too good to be beaten three times
Waupun over Marinette- Waupun's three point shooting should carry them to state
Sun Praire Sectional
Monroe over Wisconsin Dells- Monroe has a versatile big man in Cates who should be the difference
East Troy over Madison Edgewood- East Troy's three point shooting will be too much for Edgewood
Monroe over East Troy- Monroe's experience gives them the advantage in this three point shootout
Germantown Sectional
New Berlin Eisenhower over Slinger- Ike is peaking at the right time and should be able to upset Slinger
Brown Deer over Milwaukee North- North is only here because they had a weak regional
Brown Deer over New Berlin Eisenhower- BD has the athletic advantage in this one
There are my predictions. Tomorrow I will be doing the predictions for division three and four sectionals. Should be a great weekend leading up to the state tournament championships.
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
7th Round player Rankings
Not many changes in this round of player rankings. Players have pretty much settled into their positions in the rankings now. Add that in with I'm seeing a lot of teams for multiple times so I'm not adding any new players to the rankings.
Rankings
1. Jeronne Maymon 6'6 forward junior Madison Memorial (4)- The best rebounder I have seen this year by a long shot. Runs the court extremely well for a big man and can handle the ball. Has the edge over Mason because he can handle the ball better and Mason appears to take a play off here and there.
2. Ryan Rasmussen 6'2 guard senior Waupun (1)- Score first point guard with unlimited range, that can also get inside and score over bigger defenders. If his shots aren't falling does a great job of finding his teammates.
3. Anthony Tucker 6'5 guard senior Minnetonka MN (1)- Guard with very good size that can knock down the deep three pointers with his smooth shot. Unselfish player that does a great job of letting the game come to him.
4. Jared Berggren 6'10 center senior Princeton MN (1)- A true center that has very soft hands and an even softer touch around the rim. Is a solid shot blocker, who is also a very good rebounder.
5. Marquis Mason 6'5 forward sophomore Madison East (4)- Best leaper in the state. Very explosive shot blocker, fierce rebounder, and is probably the best dunker in the state. Runs the floor well and can go outside and knock down the three pointer.
6. Lucas Burns 6'6 forward senior Janesville Craig (2)- Slight edge over Cashton Craig because he does so much more then just scores. Does a great job of rebounding and passing. Really lets the game come to him and doesn't force things. Very smooth player that can really knock down the outside shot and being 6'6 doesn't hurt either.
7. Cashton Craig 6'1 guard senior Madison Lafollette (2)- Very good shooter that can really get hot. Moves very well without the ball in his hands. Forces things at times and can go cold at times from the outside. Really just a scorer doesn't rebound very well.
8. Johnnie Lacy 5'11 guard junior Milwaukee Bay View (2)- Very good scorer that can go off at any time and has an engine that doesn't stop. Has really improve in becoming more of a point guard and not just a scorer.
9. Jimmy Whitehead 6'1 guard junior Lacrosse Aquinas (1)- Most improved player I have seen this year. Handles the ball very well and can get where he wants at anytime. Has a very good mid range jumper.
10. Kieran Weed 6'5 forward senior Laconia (1)- Kid that can jump out of the gym, that can one step and dunk. Weed is a beast on the inside that is very tough to stop and has the ability to go outside and hit the mid range jumper or three pointer. Also runs the court very well.
11. DJ Fuller 5'10 guard sophomore Madison Lafollette (2)- Nearly impossible to keep out of the lane due to his low center of gravity and is killer crossover. Has a very nice floater in the lane and as of late has shown the ability to knock down the three.
12. Jojo Pregont 6'6 center junior Janesville Craig (2)- Very strong inside with the ball. Really crashes the boards and does a great job getting inside position and moving without the ball.
13. Vander Blue 6'3 guard sophomore Madison Memorial (4)- Faster player I've seen from one end of the court to the other. Very good defender that forces turnovers. Crashes the boards well and is very strong with the ball around the hoop.
14. David Hanson 6'6 forward senior Maranatha Christian MN (1)- Big man that can take bigger players outside and take smaller defenders inside. Can shoot the outside shot, post up, and handles the ball very well for a guy his size.
15. Derek Braucht 6'6 forward junior Madison Edgewood (1)- Very good shooter that can also drive to the hoop and find open teammates. Doesn't look like it but, is a fairly strong player.
HM
Marc Sonnet 6'3 guard junior Tartan MN (1)
Aris Wurtz 6'4 forward senior Waupun (1)
Tyler Mazur 6'4 guard junior Reedsburg (1/2)
Jade Royston 6'0 guard junior Wisconsin Dells (6)
Jason Ziemer 6'4 forward junior Verona (1)
Ryan Staege 6'2 guard senior Waunakee (1)
Michael Horton 6'2 guard senior Madison West (4)
Corvonn Gaines 6'5 forward senior Madison West (4)
Senior Rankings
1. Ryan Rasmussen 6'2 guard Waupun
2.Lucas Burns 6'6 forward Janesville Craig
3. Cashton Craig 6'1 guard Madison Lafollette
4. Kieran Weed 6'5 forward Laconia
5. Aris Wurtz 6'4 forward Waupun- Guy that can do a little bit of everything. He passes well, rebounds well, plays good defense, can guard small or big men, and is a very very good three point shooter when he's able to spot up.
6. Ryan Staege 6'2 guard Waunakee- Leader of a very balanced team. Has a very nice shot and can get inside and score, also plays some pretty good defense.
7. Michael Horton 6'2 guard Madison West- Pass first point guard that's always looking to set up his teammates. Handles the ball very well and can knock down the three point shot.
8. Corvonn Gaines 6'5 forward Madison West- Shoots the outside shot very well from a set position and does a great job of running the court.
9. Ryan Wenkman 5'11 guard Wisconsin Dells (6)- Hard nosed guard that can finish with either hand around the rim. Plays very good defense usually guarding the other teams best players and can shoot the three well too.
10. Evan VanCleave 6'0 guard Reedsburg (1/2)- Ultra quick guard with very good handles and goes to the hoop very strong. Also has the ability to knock down the 15 footer.
HM
Lucas Morrissey 6'3 forward Lacrosse Aquinas (1)
Jon Stubbe 6'4 forward Middleton (3)
Deon Johnson 6'4 guard Madison West (4)
Marc Manske 6'0 guard River Valley (1)
Junior Rankings
1. Jeronne Maymon 6'6 forward Madison Memorial
2. Johnnie Lacy 5'11 guard Milwaukee Bay View
3. Jimmy Whitehead 6'1 guard Lacrosse Aquinas
4. Jojo Pregont 6'6 center Janesville Craig
5. Derek Braucht 6'6 forward Madison Edgewood
6. Tyler Mazur 6'4 guard Reedsburg
7. Jade Royston 6'0 guard Wisconsin Dells
8. Jason Ziemer 6'4 forward Verona- Rugged big man who pounds the glass extremely well and has a very soft touch around the rim.
9. Chris Siebert 6'1 guard Baraboo (1)- Very smooth guard that can knock down the midrange out to three point range jumper. Finish strong at the hoop and is a very good passer.
10. Zach Ripley 6'7 forward Waunakee (1)- Guy that does a little bit of everything for his team. Great rebounder that always seems to find himself wide open around the hoop.
9 Kyle Goike 6'3 forward Janesville Craig (2)- Very solid roll play, that can score big when necessary.
10. Brooks Braga 6'1 guard Middleton (3)- Very good lead guard that handles the ball very well and can penetrate and finish.
HM
Kyle Goike 6'3 forward Janesville Craig (2)
Brooks Braga 6'1 guard Middleton (3)
Mike Boebel 6'6 forward Marshall (1)
Michael Hanson 6'6 forward Lacrosse Aquinas (1)
Lance Fritz 6'0 guard Adams Friendship (2)
Sophomore Rankings
1. Marquis Mason 6'5 forward Madison East
2. DJ Fuller 5'10 guard Madison Lafollette
3. Vander Blue 6'3 guard Madison
4. Austin Armgan 6'3 guard Waupun (1)- Has a very good runner and is a big time scorer.
5. Kevin Hurd 6'0 guard Portage (1)- Does a very good job of running the offense and doesn't need much room to get his shot off.
6. Demetrius Turner 6'4 forward Milwaukee Bay View (2)- Athletic guy that likes to run and goes to the hoop strong. Is a very strong rebounder and shot blocker.
7. Jon Dybevik 6'0 guard Madison Lafollette (3)- Handles the ball very well and goes to the hoop strong. Plays like an upper classman.
8. Adam Wadzinski 6'3 forward Verona (1)- Strong rebounder, thats also can knock down the 15 footer.
9. Nate Gibson 6'9 center Wisconsin Dells (6)- Big guy with very good size. Rebounds very well and scores well with his back to the basket.
10. Bryce Wormet 6'2 forward Adams Friendship (2)- Guy that can knock down the three point shot, handle the ball, or get to the hoop and finish.
HM
Jeff Hull 6'4 forward Madison East (4)
John Harth 6'3 guard Madison West (4)
Jack Eaton 5'10 guard Eau Claire Regis (1)
Robert Littleton 6'1 guard Milwaukee Bay View (1)
Logan Johnson 6'2 guard Barneveld (1)
Freshmen Rankings
1. Charles Lee 5'7 guard Milwaukee Bay View (2)- Very quick lead guard that does a great job of getting in the lane and finding open teammates for layups.
2. Elgin Cook 6'3 guard Milwaukee Bay View (2)- Guy that goes to the hoop and can finish strong and is also a very good rebounder.
3. Darnell Harris 6'6 forward Milwaukee Bay View (2)- Extremely good defender that can block shots and knows when to take the charge. Also has a soft touch around the rim.
4. Samar Powell 5'6 guard Milwaukee Bay View (2)- Hard nosed player that is not afraid to go inside and can knock down the outside shot.
5. Haki Stampely 6'0 guard Milwaukee Bay View (1)- Guard that can really put his head down and score.
There are my rankings. Not many changes just updated so I could have it in my mind again because its been a long time since I've done my rankings. Next two days I'll just be focusing on this weekends upcoming games and predictions.
Rankings
1. Jeronne Maymon 6'6 forward junior Madison Memorial (4)- The best rebounder I have seen this year by a long shot. Runs the court extremely well for a big man and can handle the ball. Has the edge over Mason because he can handle the ball better and Mason appears to take a play off here and there.
2. Ryan Rasmussen 6'2 guard senior Waupun (1)- Score first point guard with unlimited range, that can also get inside and score over bigger defenders. If his shots aren't falling does a great job of finding his teammates.
3. Anthony Tucker 6'5 guard senior Minnetonka MN (1)- Guard with very good size that can knock down the deep three pointers with his smooth shot. Unselfish player that does a great job of letting the game come to him.
4. Jared Berggren 6'10 center senior Princeton MN (1)- A true center that has very soft hands and an even softer touch around the rim. Is a solid shot blocker, who is also a very good rebounder.
5. Marquis Mason 6'5 forward sophomore Madison East (4)- Best leaper in the state. Very explosive shot blocker, fierce rebounder, and is probably the best dunker in the state. Runs the floor well and can go outside and knock down the three pointer.
6. Lucas Burns 6'6 forward senior Janesville Craig (2)- Slight edge over Cashton Craig because he does so much more then just scores. Does a great job of rebounding and passing. Really lets the game come to him and doesn't force things. Very smooth player that can really knock down the outside shot and being 6'6 doesn't hurt either.
7. Cashton Craig 6'1 guard senior Madison Lafollette (2)- Very good shooter that can really get hot. Moves very well without the ball in his hands. Forces things at times and can go cold at times from the outside. Really just a scorer doesn't rebound very well.
8. Johnnie Lacy 5'11 guard junior Milwaukee Bay View (2)- Very good scorer that can go off at any time and has an engine that doesn't stop. Has really improve in becoming more of a point guard and not just a scorer.
9. Jimmy Whitehead 6'1 guard junior Lacrosse Aquinas (1)- Most improved player I have seen this year. Handles the ball very well and can get where he wants at anytime. Has a very good mid range jumper.
10. Kieran Weed 6'5 forward senior Laconia (1)- Kid that can jump out of the gym, that can one step and dunk. Weed is a beast on the inside that is very tough to stop and has the ability to go outside and hit the mid range jumper or three pointer. Also runs the court very well.
11. DJ Fuller 5'10 guard sophomore Madison Lafollette (2)- Nearly impossible to keep out of the lane due to his low center of gravity and is killer crossover. Has a very nice floater in the lane and as of late has shown the ability to knock down the three.
12. Jojo Pregont 6'6 center junior Janesville Craig (2)- Very strong inside with the ball. Really crashes the boards and does a great job getting inside position and moving without the ball.
13. Vander Blue 6'3 guard sophomore Madison Memorial (4)- Faster player I've seen from one end of the court to the other. Very good defender that forces turnovers. Crashes the boards well and is very strong with the ball around the hoop.
14. David Hanson 6'6 forward senior Maranatha Christian MN (1)- Big man that can take bigger players outside and take smaller defenders inside. Can shoot the outside shot, post up, and handles the ball very well for a guy his size.
15. Derek Braucht 6'6 forward junior Madison Edgewood (1)- Very good shooter that can also drive to the hoop and find open teammates. Doesn't look like it but, is a fairly strong player.
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Marc Sonnet 6'3 guard junior Tartan MN (1)
Aris Wurtz 6'4 forward senior Waupun (1)
Tyler Mazur 6'4 guard junior Reedsburg (1/2)
Jade Royston 6'0 guard junior Wisconsin Dells (6)
Jason Ziemer 6'4 forward junior Verona (1)
Ryan Staege 6'2 guard senior Waunakee (1)
Michael Horton 6'2 guard senior Madison West (4)
Corvonn Gaines 6'5 forward senior Madison West (4)
Senior Rankings
1. Ryan Rasmussen 6'2 guard Waupun
2.Lucas Burns 6'6 forward Janesville Craig
3. Cashton Craig 6'1 guard Madison Lafollette
4. Kieran Weed 6'5 forward Laconia
5. Aris Wurtz 6'4 forward Waupun- Guy that can do a little bit of everything. He passes well, rebounds well, plays good defense, can guard small or big men, and is a very very good three point shooter when he's able to spot up.
6. Ryan Staege 6'2 guard Waunakee- Leader of a very balanced team. Has a very nice shot and can get inside and score, also plays some pretty good defense.
7. Michael Horton 6'2 guard Madison West- Pass first point guard that's always looking to set up his teammates. Handles the ball very well and can knock down the three point shot.
8. Corvonn Gaines 6'5 forward Madison West- Shoots the outside shot very well from a set position and does a great job of running the court.
9. Ryan Wenkman 5'11 guard Wisconsin Dells (6)- Hard nosed guard that can finish with either hand around the rim. Plays very good defense usually guarding the other teams best players and can shoot the three well too.
10. Evan VanCleave 6'0 guard Reedsburg (1/2)- Ultra quick guard with very good handles and goes to the hoop very strong. Also has the ability to knock down the 15 footer.
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Lucas Morrissey 6'3 forward Lacrosse Aquinas (1)
Jon Stubbe 6'4 forward Middleton (3)
Deon Johnson 6'4 guard Madison West (4)
Marc Manske 6'0 guard River Valley (1)
Junior Rankings
1. Jeronne Maymon 6'6 forward Madison Memorial
2. Johnnie Lacy 5'11 guard Milwaukee Bay View
3. Jimmy Whitehead 6'1 guard Lacrosse Aquinas
4. Jojo Pregont 6'6 center Janesville Craig
5. Derek Braucht 6'6 forward Madison Edgewood
6. Tyler Mazur 6'4 guard Reedsburg
7. Jade Royston 6'0 guard Wisconsin Dells
8. Jason Ziemer 6'4 forward Verona- Rugged big man who pounds the glass extremely well and has a very soft touch around the rim.
9. Chris Siebert 6'1 guard Baraboo (1)- Very smooth guard that can knock down the midrange out to three point range jumper. Finish strong at the hoop and is a very good passer.
10. Zach Ripley 6'7 forward Waunakee (1)- Guy that does a little bit of everything for his team. Great rebounder that always seems to find himself wide open around the hoop.
9 Kyle Goike 6'3 forward Janesville Craig (2)- Very solid roll play, that can score big when necessary.
10. Brooks Braga 6'1 guard Middleton (3)- Very good lead guard that handles the ball very well and can penetrate and finish.
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Kyle Goike 6'3 forward Janesville Craig (2)
Brooks Braga 6'1 guard Middleton (3)
Mike Boebel 6'6 forward Marshall (1)
Michael Hanson 6'6 forward Lacrosse Aquinas (1)
Lance Fritz 6'0 guard Adams Friendship (2)
Sophomore Rankings
1. Marquis Mason 6'5 forward Madison East
2. DJ Fuller 5'10 guard Madison Lafollette
3. Vander Blue 6'3 guard Madison
4. Austin Armgan 6'3 guard Waupun (1)- Has a very good runner and is a big time scorer.
5. Kevin Hurd 6'0 guard Portage (1)- Does a very good job of running the offense and doesn't need much room to get his shot off.
6. Demetrius Turner 6'4 forward Milwaukee Bay View (2)- Athletic guy that likes to run and goes to the hoop strong. Is a very strong rebounder and shot blocker.
7. Jon Dybevik 6'0 guard Madison Lafollette (3)- Handles the ball very well and goes to the hoop strong. Plays like an upper classman.
8. Adam Wadzinski 6'3 forward Verona (1)- Strong rebounder, thats also can knock down the 15 footer.
9. Nate Gibson 6'9 center Wisconsin Dells (6)- Big guy with very good size. Rebounds very well and scores well with his back to the basket.
10. Bryce Wormet 6'2 forward Adams Friendship (2)- Guy that can knock down the three point shot, handle the ball, or get to the hoop and finish.
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Jeff Hull 6'4 forward Madison East (4)
John Harth 6'3 guard Madison West (4)
Jack Eaton 5'10 guard Eau Claire Regis (1)
Robert Littleton 6'1 guard Milwaukee Bay View (1)
Logan Johnson 6'2 guard Barneveld (1)
Freshmen Rankings
1. Charles Lee 5'7 guard Milwaukee Bay View (2)- Very quick lead guard that does a great job of getting in the lane and finding open teammates for layups.
2. Elgin Cook 6'3 guard Milwaukee Bay View (2)- Guy that goes to the hoop and can finish strong and is also a very good rebounder.
3. Darnell Harris 6'6 forward Milwaukee Bay View (2)- Extremely good defender that can block shots and knows when to take the charge. Also has a soft touch around the rim.
4. Samar Powell 5'6 guard Milwaukee Bay View (2)- Hard nosed player that is not afraid to go inside and can knock down the outside shot.
5. Haki Stampely 6'0 guard Milwaukee Bay View (1)- Guard that can really put his head down and score.
There are my rankings. Not many changes just updated so I could have it in my mind again because its been a long time since I've done my rankings. Next two days I'll just be focusing on this weekends upcoming games and predictions.
Monday, February 25, 2008
7th Round Team Rankings
Rankings
1. Madison Memorial (4)- Unless you have two or three very good guards you are not going to beat this team. Their full court pressure defense is just so tough and their an extremely athletic team, that really pounds the glass. Jeronne Maymon and Vander Blue are both legit stars that are going to be D1 college players.
2. Minnetonka MN (1)- Team full of guys that are 6'5 to 6'7 that can play outside and inside. Tonka has three guys that can take over the game at any time in CJ Erickson, Anthony Tucker, and Tyler Schilling.
3. Waupun (1)- These guys can light it up from the outside every game. Ryan Rasmussen and Aris Wurtz can go for 20 points a piece every game. Austin Armga provides a third scorer that can go out and get double digits every game.
4. Janesville Craig (2)- Their height and defense give Craig an advantage over every team that they play. The have four legit stars in Lucas Burns, Cooper Cullen, Jojo Pregont, and Kyle Goike. This team prefers to play a slow tempo and take their time on offense but, can just as easily play an uptempo game.
5. Waunakee (1)-Very very balanced team, that is very disciplined, has good overall team size, and plays great defense. 1-8 they don't lose a thing. Any of the eight players could go off and score double digit points.
6. Madison Lafollette (3)- Really showed me something the way they handled Madison East even with their star Cashton Craig being a non-factor. Lafollette gets the edge over Bay View because they did beat them and have the experience edge. DJ Fuller appears ready to become the #2 scoring option. Was going to move them up in the rankings but, with the lose of three starters their fine where they sit.
7. Lacrosse Aquinas (1)- Team that works very very well together. Can really push the tempo but, are just as affective in the half court set. The have a couple glue guys in Lucas Morrissey and Zach Rickaway along with Jimmy Whitehead who is really becoming the star of this team.
8. Laconia (1)- Have a very good starting five that is probably as good as anyone in the state. Kieran Weed is a real stud that can score from anywhere on the court. Their only down fall is their lack of bench depth.
9. Verona (1)- Very disciplined team that plays great defense. Very patient on the offensive end and look to pound it into their rugged big man Jason Ziemer who was a very soft tough around the hoop.
10. Princeton MN (1)- Got killed against a hot shooting Waupun team but, 6'10 Jared Berggren gives them an edge against any team they play.
11. Madison West (4)- This team is much better then I previously thought. They are an extremely athletic team that can score in a hurry. If they keep the ball in point guard Michael Horton's hands they can play with anyone, along with remaining patience and not becoming selfish or flustered when they get down. Deon Johnson is a great rebounder at only 6'4.
12. Middleton (3)- Middleton is probably one of the deepest teams in the state. They play 10-12 players in their regular rotation and don't lose a thing when they go to the bench. They are a very disciplined team where everyone knows there role and does their fair share. They don't have that go to guy which hurts them at times and they don't have much height so bigger teams can pound it inside. Only have one true ball handler in Brooks Braga.
13. Milwaukee Bay View (2)- Very athletic team, that is also very young. Johnnie Lacy is one of the top players in the country and this team will only get better as the year goes on. They will be able to provide pressure, forcing teams to turn the ball over and allowing for easy baskets.
14. Wisconsin Dells (6)- Are playing their best basketball right now. Jade Royston and Ryan Wenkman are looking to score and carry the team and they've found a very nice third option in 6'9 sophomore Nate Gibson.
15. Madison East (4)- Every game I see them they get worse and worse. Mason is the go to guy and everyone knows it and if you gear your defense to him that shuts their entire offense down.
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Eau Claire Regis(1)
Madison Edgewood (1)
Adams Friendship (2)
Maranatha Christian MN (1)
Rockford MN (1)
Baraboo (1)
Division 1
1. Madison Memorial- Very tough full court pressure defense. Have five extremely athletic starters.
2. Janseville Craig- Tallest team I've seen this year and have the best defense.
3. Waunakee- Very disciplined team that has a very strong eight man rotation.
4. Madison Lafollette- Very athletic team, that relies on strong guard play.
5. Verona- Disciplined team, thats patient on offense, and plays great defense.
6. Madison West- Very athletic team that started clicking at the end of the year.
7. Middleton- Very balanced, disciplined team.
8. Milwaukee Bay View- Athletic team that's very young and likes to get out and run.
9. Madison East- Great player Marquis Mason is finally getting some help.
10. Baraboo (1)- Disciplined team that plays great defense and can knock down the three.
Division 2
1. Waupun- Best three point shooting team I've seen this year and they shoot a lot of threes.
2. Wisconsin Dells- Great great backcourt, that is finally getting help in the post from Gibson.
3.Madison Edgewood- Very disciplined team where everyone knows their role.
4. Adams Friendship- 1-3-1 defense is the best around and have two big time scorers.
5. River Valley (1)- Great outside shooting team that plays very aggresive defense.
6. Reedsburg (1/2)- Have two very good players in Mazur and VanCleave.
7. Richland Center (1)- Patient team that plays great defense.
8. Portage (1)- Very disciplined team, that lacks athleticism but, gives 100%.
9. Sauk Praire (1)- Team ranked only because I've only seen a few D2 teams.
Division 3
1. Lacrosse Aquinas- Very well coached team that takes care of the ball and can run the court or play a half court game.
2. Laconia- Kieran Weed is a stud and they have one of the best starting fives around.
3. Eau Claire Regis- Very tall team that lack the go to star like Laconia and Aquinas.
4. Marshall (1)- Tall athletic team but, doesn't play the greatest defense.
Division 4
1. Barneveld (1)- Discipline team that always gives 110% but, are lacking height.
2. Wausau Newman (1/2)- Have only seen two D4 teams.
Felt the need to update my rankings so I don't have to be thinking about so many games when I do my final rankings or at least my next round of rankings. Tomorrow will be an updated player rankings followed by the sectional predictions the next two days.
1. Madison Memorial (4)- Unless you have two or three very good guards you are not going to beat this team. Their full court pressure defense is just so tough and their an extremely athletic team, that really pounds the glass. Jeronne Maymon and Vander Blue are both legit stars that are going to be D1 college players.
2. Minnetonka MN (1)- Team full of guys that are 6'5 to 6'7 that can play outside and inside. Tonka has three guys that can take over the game at any time in CJ Erickson, Anthony Tucker, and Tyler Schilling.
3. Waupun (1)- These guys can light it up from the outside every game. Ryan Rasmussen and Aris Wurtz can go for 20 points a piece every game. Austin Armga provides a third scorer that can go out and get double digits every game.
4. Janesville Craig (2)- Their height and defense give Craig an advantage over every team that they play. The have four legit stars in Lucas Burns, Cooper Cullen, Jojo Pregont, and Kyle Goike. This team prefers to play a slow tempo and take their time on offense but, can just as easily play an uptempo game.
5. Waunakee (1)-Very very balanced team, that is very disciplined, has good overall team size, and plays great defense. 1-8 they don't lose a thing. Any of the eight players could go off and score double digit points.
6. Madison Lafollette (3)- Really showed me something the way they handled Madison East even with their star Cashton Craig being a non-factor. Lafollette gets the edge over Bay View because they did beat them and have the experience edge. DJ Fuller appears ready to become the #2 scoring option. Was going to move them up in the rankings but, with the lose of three starters their fine where they sit.
7. Lacrosse Aquinas (1)- Team that works very very well together. Can really push the tempo but, are just as affective in the half court set. The have a couple glue guys in Lucas Morrissey and Zach Rickaway along with Jimmy Whitehead who is really becoming the star of this team.
8. Laconia (1)- Have a very good starting five that is probably as good as anyone in the state. Kieran Weed is a real stud that can score from anywhere on the court. Their only down fall is their lack of bench depth.
9. Verona (1)- Very disciplined team that plays great defense. Very patient on the offensive end and look to pound it into their rugged big man Jason Ziemer who was a very soft tough around the hoop.
10. Princeton MN (1)- Got killed against a hot shooting Waupun team but, 6'10 Jared Berggren gives them an edge against any team they play.
11. Madison West (4)- This team is much better then I previously thought. They are an extremely athletic team that can score in a hurry. If they keep the ball in point guard Michael Horton's hands they can play with anyone, along with remaining patience and not becoming selfish or flustered when they get down. Deon Johnson is a great rebounder at only 6'4.
12. Middleton (3)- Middleton is probably one of the deepest teams in the state. They play 10-12 players in their regular rotation and don't lose a thing when they go to the bench. They are a very disciplined team where everyone knows there role and does their fair share. They don't have that go to guy which hurts them at times and they don't have much height so bigger teams can pound it inside. Only have one true ball handler in Brooks Braga.
13. Milwaukee Bay View (2)- Very athletic team, that is also very young. Johnnie Lacy is one of the top players in the country and this team will only get better as the year goes on. They will be able to provide pressure, forcing teams to turn the ball over and allowing for easy baskets.
14. Wisconsin Dells (6)- Are playing their best basketball right now. Jade Royston and Ryan Wenkman are looking to score and carry the team and they've found a very nice third option in 6'9 sophomore Nate Gibson.
15. Madison East (4)- Every game I see them they get worse and worse. Mason is the go to guy and everyone knows it and if you gear your defense to him that shuts their entire offense down.
HM
Eau Claire Regis(1)
Madison Edgewood (1)
Adams Friendship (2)
Maranatha Christian MN (1)
Rockford MN (1)
Baraboo (1)
Division 1
1. Madison Memorial- Very tough full court pressure defense. Have five extremely athletic starters.
2. Janseville Craig- Tallest team I've seen this year and have the best defense.
3. Waunakee- Very disciplined team that has a very strong eight man rotation.
4. Madison Lafollette- Very athletic team, that relies on strong guard play.
5. Verona- Disciplined team, thats patient on offense, and plays great defense.
6. Madison West- Very athletic team that started clicking at the end of the year.
7. Middleton- Very balanced, disciplined team.
8. Milwaukee Bay View- Athletic team that's very young and likes to get out and run.
9. Madison East- Great player Marquis Mason is finally getting some help.
10. Baraboo (1)- Disciplined team that plays great defense and can knock down the three.
Division 2
1. Waupun- Best three point shooting team I've seen this year and they shoot a lot of threes.
2. Wisconsin Dells- Great great backcourt, that is finally getting help in the post from Gibson.
3.Madison Edgewood- Very disciplined team where everyone knows their role.
4. Adams Friendship- 1-3-1 defense is the best around and have two big time scorers.
5. River Valley (1)- Great outside shooting team that plays very aggresive defense.
6. Reedsburg (1/2)- Have two very good players in Mazur and VanCleave.
7. Richland Center (1)- Patient team that plays great defense.
8. Portage (1)- Very disciplined team, that lacks athleticism but, gives 100%.
9. Sauk Praire (1)- Team ranked only because I've only seen a few D2 teams.
Division 3
1. Lacrosse Aquinas- Very well coached team that takes care of the ball and can run the court or play a half court game.
2. Laconia- Kieran Weed is a stud and they have one of the best starting fives around.
3. Eau Claire Regis- Very tall team that lack the go to star like Laconia and Aquinas.
4. Marshall (1)- Tall athletic team but, doesn't play the greatest defense.
Division 4
1. Barneveld (1)- Discipline team that always gives 110% but, are lacking height.
2. Wausau Newman (1/2)- Have only seen two D4 teams.
Felt the need to update my rankings so I don't have to be thinking about so many games when I do my final rankings or at least my next round of rankings. Tomorrow will be an updated player rankings followed by the sectional predictions the next two days.
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