week 5 jr. high
Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2015 9:57 pm
Belpre @ Eastern tvc.
Thursday
7th 8-0
8th 7-1
Thursday
7th 8-0
8th 7-1
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I'd agree with some of this. But one I'm struggling with is ur comment on Bryant. You said he played his role of rebounding and moving the ball. You don't think his roll is to score as well? I see him at the overall biggest scoring threat on the team. Not to take anything away from anyone else.IBTT wrote:Two very nice wins by the Ironton 8th grade this week...first quarter scores were 15-1 over Burg and blowing them out, then going up 17-3 on Coal Grove before beating them by double digits. Both teams were undefeated coming in to these games. Nice statement wins by the Tigers.
In the Burg game, Holden and Salyer both showed their ability to shoot from deep range.
In the Coal Grove game Music was electric as always and Large was a handful to guard. Both teams will have bright futures down the road.
For Ironton, Ethan Wilson sure looks great playing the point. He was dishing the ball to everyone in both games as Ironton played as a TEAM for the first time all season...and it resulted in big wins. The boys are growing and learning not to play me ball. Kyle Adkins not only shot the lights out against Burg, but played take away against the grove. Tanner Wilson had a season high against Coal Grove and played great defense against Large and Holden. Bryant played his role of rebounding and moving the ball. The backups are playing big now. Congrats Tigers!!
No doubt that Bryant has much more of a role than rebounding and moving the ball. He is a crucial scorer on this team and a crucial part of the team. What I meant by what I was saying earlier was that he was able to use his ballhandling and size to get the ball down the court in situations where most kids couldn't. It killed the coal grove press. When he and the rest of the TEAM play together and are on, there is nobody in this area who can touch them.youthsportsfan wrote:I'd agree with some of this. But one I'm struggling with is ur comment on Bryant. You said he played his role of rebounding and moving the ball. You don't think his roll is to score as well? I see him at the overall biggest scoring threat on the team. Not to take anything away from anyone else.IBTT wrote:Two very nice wins by the Ironton 8th grade this week...first quarter scores were 15-1 over Burg and blowing them out, then going up 17-3 on Coal Grove before beating them by double digits. Both teams were undefeated coming in to these games. Nice statement wins by the Tigers.
In the Burg game, Holden and Salyer both showed their ability to shoot from deep range.
In the Coal Grove game Music was electric as always and Large was a handful to guard. Both teams will have bright futures down the road.
For Ironton, Ethan Wilson sure looks great playing the point. He was dishing the ball to everyone in both games as Ironton played as a TEAM for the first time all season...and it resulted in big wins. The boys are growing and learning not to play me ball. Kyle Adkins not only shot the lights out against Burg, but played take away against the grove. Tanner Wilson had a season high against Coal Grove and played great defense against Large and Holden. Bryant played his role of rebounding and moving the ball. The backups are playing big now. Congrats Tigers!!
But now we see who the better team is. All along I felt we were better than CG Didn't get to see games this wk but good to hear of the Tigers wins.