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Lynchburg 55- North Adams 45.

Go2thebasket wrote:Congrats to him! Got to watch him a couple times this year. Very unselfish player, didn't force shots and was willing to do the dirty work of rebounding and defending the rim. Glad to see players like that reach a milestone like this. Good luck rest of the year and in tourney.

Congrats young man.

Fayetteville 62- Ripley 49 final

Where do you find the sectional,district, regional for each school? For many years SHL schools went thru Hillsboro, Chillicothe and some thru Dayton.

fanman wrote:The SOC coaches totally control this Sectional and I can guarantee you that Peebles will play Fairfield. There is no way they will allow two SHL schools to get out regardless of the records. They will either be the 3/6 or the 4/5 seeds.

Agreed. Not right but it is what it is.

When our family moved back home to Peebles in 1969 , I remember junior high as being the time you started playing basketball. The seventh and 8th grades where when we started playing organized BB at Jefferson and Longfellow elementary schools in Dayton ,Ohio. In the ninth grade I started in Peebles....

Portsmouth's 1988 27-1 D2 state champions were all Portsmouth kids, as were the 1978 Class AA 19-7 state champions, and the 1961 Class AA (big school) 22-3 state champions. Most likely the 1931 Class AA state champions were all Portsmouth kids too. It's just so hard to get there. Like I said props ...

The comments above are the reasons I posted this. I want to give props to any school that can make it far enough thru the one a day done with kids who played together their entire school careers. It's amazing that some schools can even make it to the regional finals where they eventually have to pla...

What exactly are you considering "home grown"? Do their parents have to be alumni? Do they need to be born there? Attended kindergarten there? Where is the cutoff to not be considered a "home grown"? Kids that started together a young age in organized basketball in the school pr...

Eastern Brown made it but had two exchange students on that team.

It's almost impossible for a small school to make it to state with kids who lived their lives in that town. Hoosiers is a pipe dream it seems.

Ironman92 wrote:

Hoopie74 wrote:North Adams made it one year with Nathan Copas and company.

Whiteoak made it with all Whiteoak kids....and no rotation player over 6'2

I forgot about them.Thanks.

pfloyd wrote:... it gets harder and harder to do every week ... sorry it takes a little time (a lot) of time to get it right ...

It's all you PFloyd, take all the time you need.We will surely accept whatever you come up with sir.

North Adams made it one year with Nathan Copas and company.

Who was the last southeastern Ohio public school to make it state with no transfers.Homegrown teams.

I'd say just accept wherever you are seeded,lace up those high tops, and get ready for the one and done. You have to beat the team in front of you anyway.Health,coaching and a little luck is what gets ya to the sweet sixteen. It takes more luck ,coaching and health to go on from there.

North Adams 63- new Boston 53.

Ironman92 wrote:

Hoopie74 wrote:

bbn77 wrote:Anybody have a score for Eastern Brown and Chesapeake?

I think 54-32 Eastern Brown.

Gimme that girls score! Lol please

North Adams won by 50+ points. I lost interest in the game and went to eat .70 something to 20 something

bbn77 wrote:Anybody have a score for Eastern Brown and Chesapeake?

I think 54-32 Eastern Brown.

Ironman92 wrote:

Gold and Blue wrote:

Ironman92 wrote:

Portsmouth by 18
Peebles by 9
Waverly by 26
North Adams girls by 45
Lynchburg by 4
Eastern Brown by 11
North Adams by 22

Adams county odd maker/Ironmab92 lookin good on picks

Or West Union motivator lol

For sure.